223 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f333d11e4bad389ca7f106473bd55427.pdf 7454db1d3effa88d5357f17d475a5152 PDF Text Text '• W fjf. jv - k Local rains Friday: Batwday fhlr, cooler In north portions; Lowest Temp.........-— •••••-:— ®" Highest Temp. -----*-------------76 ' -r* - \ ea * iv A S S O C I A T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E S Am erican Consul Is Shot By A W om an W h o Then K ills Self - IWants N o In-; ence F r o m isInHandling', in Problems • ' BELGRADE Jugo-Sla v l a. Dec. 6.— Henry Dayton, Ameri. con vicc-counsul. was shot and seriouidy woiinded Thursday at his home by a young woman, who afterwards committed sui­ cide by opening the veins In her arms. Was Born In Atlanta W AS H IN G A O N . Dec. 5.— Hen­ ry A. Dayton, was bom in A t­ lanta. Ga.. in 1897. and was graduated from Auburn, N. Y. High School and from Hamilton College In 1917. He served in the army during the World War. w ____________ TWO SPEECHES IN WINDY CITY BY PRESIDENT NUM S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A * F R I D A Y , D E C E M B E R 5, 1924. S I N G L E C 0 P I E 8 F I V E C E N T S . • ^ ______ " \ II • ■---- -I ■ '*»!# ... Crowe Examining Koretz r ■" 1 1 R 209.] Skoals Measures Is Business H a s - In te gral P a rt In A gric u ltu ra l L ife . C h ie f Executive T ells Livestock Convention M em bers T h u rs B ritish O ffic ials T ak e Care O f Duties SurrotlHded A ll Tim e By A rm ed Troops F o l­ lowing Revelatpn o f Plot First Visit in W est In Eighteen Months Fear Plot Outcome . Recent Disturbance a Senator an “BULLS” ON WALL A labam Colleague are Ik to Take ajn STREET BOOSTING Prepared Active P a rt A g a in RAILROAD ISSUES Four Hour Debate Held On Thursday •• * N e w H ig h Write rM nrk Reach­ ed W ith TrnnsnctionH M ade Goes to Livestock Show and T h u rsd a y ’s T ra d in g ; G ains Anim osity T o w ard English Is V ie w s Prize W in n ers Front From One to E igh t Points Advocates 2 Measures Held bv E gy ptian s W h o A re E v e ry State in the U . S. Resenting Recent Action Plan to W a g e H ard NE W YORK. Dec. 5.— Wail »nds Cordial CHICAGO. Dec. 5.— President Street "hulls" went on another Fight For Passage LONDON, Dec. 5.— British AcknowledgCoolidge, after a visit to tho Mid: Leo Koretz. who skipped out of Chicago a year ngo with something like rnmpnge in Thursday’s stock mar­ cabinet ministers and many die West, was speeding back to 12 000,000 relatives and friends bad given him to invest in his Panama other officials went about their jtocol Receipt W A S H I N G T O N , Due. G.— ket, boosting 101 stocks to new Washington Friday, carrying with oil scheme, is back to face the music, lie is seeh here being questioned duties Friday with body maximum quotations for the yenr Before the Muscle Shodls i8« ■ him a new picture of the possibil­ by State’s Attorney Robert E. Crowe, immediately following Ills return guards ns precaution against - d Tc 5.— Flaflhon total sales that rnn above the sue w as taken up in the Sen­ ities of agricultural states follow­ from Halifax, N. S., where he was apprehended. And l.eo, according to violence by Egyptian sympa­ pv jnto prominence ing hU address before the Inter­ the prosecutor, has confessed his Baynno River plans were nothing but 2,000,000 share mark for the fif­ ate F rid a y two amendments thizers. Discovery in Cairo of a plot /amed Geneva pro- U rg e s City to Secure A ll O f national Live Stock Association. teenth time nlnce election day. Net to the Un derw ood bill, ^ c r o a fraud. which Is snid to hnvo planned Money Needed For Public Ithc pacific Bettlegains in the active issues ranged introduced by Sonutor M oCHICAGO, Dec. 6. — President outrages against British min­ prnntional disputes from one to eight and one half vlnry, Republican, o f O regon Im provem ent, A t Once At Coolidge visited the International isters. wan communicated to A Sm all Rate O f Interest Live Stock, Hay and £ruin show points. [the subject T h u rsto London Thursday and plac­ and McKellnr, Dem ocrat, of Thursday and here inspected exhib­ ed before the cabinet. .' Veteran trailers and market nn- Tenness. Iwo governm ental its of the finest products of Amer­ The Sanford Chamber of Com­ alysists hnd to turn back the pages Itions to the L e aM c N a ry would provide wfttLONDON, Dec. 5.—Tho British merce was urged by E. C. Miller, ican agriculture. of financial history nearly 26 years Coming to the middle west for itinns — one from New York City manufacturer and or pow«*r developments under tho , cabinet minister* have been placed when Gould and Hnrrimnn were htain concerning member of the local chamln-r in a the first time since he entered the under special police protection, says the heyday of their power to find federal water power act. McKcll* - Mi White House, 18 months ugo, the letter read at the weekly lunchI jthr ..I her from the the Daily Mail. This precaution a "railroad market" to eiiual the would lease only to a private Indi­ eon, Friday noon, to procure president and Mrs. Coolidge end­ has been taken because of infor­ present one in volume and breadth. vidual or u corporation. ed u buoy day by u visit to the all the money thnt would be nec­ from ('.rent Britain in essary for city improvement in the blocks of prize winning entries W hen W itn ess M entionsNam e Several Clubs Discarded By mation received from the headquar­ 87 separate railroad issues Thurs­ ters of Viscount Allcnby, British from every state, amid the cheers W ASH ING TO N, IH-c. ft. — Tho Police In Vain E ffo rts to high commissioner in Egypt, thnt day broke through their previous trnrvii u* u polite, hut immediate future. He stressed the of stockmen, cattio buyers and a O f L a te President’s Sister, 1024 quotations, some of them at­ Norris and Underwood proposal? tt to Egypt and the fact thnt the city should anticipate host of city folk, who spent sever­ Find M u rderer; Husband a plot has been discovered to ne- taining the highest prices in his­ for utilization of Musclo Shoal* • V4 Judge O rders H is T e sti­ tally that England It’s needs, for the next two or al hours In Chicago’s famous stock Reported "R estin g N icely " ►asninale prominent members of tory while many others changed wu* to he continued Friday as mony Stricken From Record rnnilj off” slogan to be three years nt least, and make e f­ yards prior to addressing a gath­ the British government. hands at the highest quotations in the vehicle of senate debate on the l7 Egyptian problem. forts to secure the money nt a low ering of representatives of all years. question. Under Guard CHICAGO, Dec. 5.— Some of the BIRMINGHAM. Ain.. Dec. 5. — jrv>m the United States rate of interest. branches of agriculture at the The first great buying movement The homo secretary uttnehed so Chairman Norris, of the Kor.nto l» rourteoua neknowlAt the rate cnpitnl Is being ab­ Stockyards Inn, a rendezvous of Washington gossip associated with .Tin- suburban home of Dr. George Ifi’ashington's receipt sorbed on the market, he stated, stock shippers for more than n the Veterans’ Bureau under tho di-IT. Edwards held in connection with much importance to tho informa­ in the rail shares started on the dny Agricultural Committee nnd Sena­ rectorship of Col. Charles R . . the death of hir wife Tuesday, was tion thnt he immediately ordered, after election when it became ap­ tor Underwood of Alnbnma, wero Lopy of the protocol the time is coming when money third of n century. Forbes was drawn into the Forbes-j Thursday the center of a search according to the paper, certain of parent that the so-called "rndicnl prepared to participate In the doIt that states non- will he difficult to get and he urg­ The visit to tho Livestock Expo­ i league ntuy sign it. ed that the local Chamber of Com­ sition and* the nddress to repre­ Thompson conspiracy trial Thurs- by members of Solicitor Ben Per- hia cabinet colleagues gonrded day bloc" had lort the “ balance of pow­ hate again with several other ceil* league officials an* merce take steps to ohtain nt once sentatives of American Agricul­ dny when the name of Mrs. Carolyn ry’s staff thnt at limes brought in- and night by armed polico in pluin er" leaving the railrouds free to ntors. play the microscope and other clothes. carry out consolidation and develop ...................... Chairman Norris opened tho’ Inter some detailed nj| (j,,. money needed for city im- ture wns the primary purpose of Votaw. sinter of the late President ’to ........ Washington’s views provementa for the next two or the president's trip hut earlier in Harding, was mentioned by Ellas aids to scientific exploration. It There is every indication, the plans that had been held un by question on the floor Thursday and w u-* said by deputy sheriffs who fear of adverse legislation. Inau­ itself, they seem three years. the day he delivered n message to H. Mortimer, chief government w it­ conducted the search for physical Daily Muil says, that the nlot is guration of dividends on St. Louis- was followed immediately by’ Sen* ... . , the outcome of propaganda, foutor Underwood, In support nf the |the United States, in Enclosed in his letter was n business men through an address ness. The mention of the gossip quick­ evidence thut red stains were found merited by the Wafd—the executive 1Ban Franc sco common and prefeir- bill which lio introduced recently collaboration with I dipping taken from the New York to the Chicago Commercial club. und these would he analyzed to as­ nationalist*' orw il*' indications thnt similar mi a substitute. iromptly bus tuken no- ; Times, in which it said in part: This message was a declaration ly wan stricken out by Judge Geo. certain if they had any connec­ of the Egyptian H. Carpenter, and the witness cut gnnization who** emissaries are action will lie tukon soon on the IprutiK’id’s arrival. The discussion consumed more “ A rapid increase in business thnt neither business nor notions tion with the murder. oir in the midst of it. „ |spread throughout Europe. I Note Create* Stir than four hours, after which tho requirements or a shurn shifting t.Un exist in isolation. A verdirl of "unlawful homicide Wnliash systems, milled fuel to tho In introducing a letter Mortimer tuslly on the eve of of the funds from America to Eu­ The discovery has impressed the senate recessed until Friday, leav* Business, he declared, must as having received from wn- formally rendered by Deputy authorities with the necessity of s|UHiilntivv flume which burned ing the subject in preferred poll|of the league council, rope would probably result in a henceforth consider itself an "in ­ identified w 'r . n m defendant with '« ..... J J. Crowe, who on 1 W ..authorities wan me necessity «. with Increased fury Thursday ns _ , . _ Mioiday in Romo, quick reversal of tho ch.irnctcr of tegral part of the life of agricul­ John \> - Thompson, utienuum wivn ( increasing the polico force of hn- a result of the favorable impres«*» Its calendar. A number Fnrbes. Mortimer w hs usked by d.>> instigated the arre.. of I r. , n<( jn London, which ka’> note on Egypt has the present money market, accord ture, of the life of the country." o f senators are prepared to dlscuaa government counsel to relate a con-.Edwards on u first degree aiuidcr ( ^ b ^n gTeatW reduced through aion created by the president's the problem, and it was indicated • '( Wihnary interest, I.ikc in** to the monthly report of the "You people of commerce, you versutinn In Washington between ; charge. The verdict whs not ampu-ssitgc to congren* Wednesday in M ix in g reforms sal Up by j Ftalev Egypt a. a non- fotio n a , city Bank, people of the city, are an integral himself and Forbes, in whichi M o r .^ U fi* vtWcJJmm." tookoii with approval on tonight Uie debate would go on W K W uffimlly has received " *. It is important to bear in mind part of the lifts.pf agriculture, of timer oald Forbes did not Wish Mes.“ ng /iud^ h matter of record. • inu ? • railroad consolidation*, nnd urged several days. I protocol, .. The first clash between counsel Gc,|,le. wns the head Recent dis- tho passage of legislation to expe­ No indication uf the administra­ th n t'v ery little available credit Votnw to learn about u trip of land has 'lolu the outside the reserve banks is ac­ the life o f th* country." hv |ir. Edwnrtin and state's of- clotures regarding uljcn nnd com- dite them oil the grounds of econ­ tion’s attitude wus given Thursday, the busmen leader, of the Middle , g,, tj„ n to th(. Pacific const lor (Egypt sign* the pro­ tually idle and an increase in the .’hen ^munlst uctivitie* In Great Britain omy. an*l the rennte remained w id o w planned by Forbes, Mortimer uml lirrr* came lute Thursday w docs not thereby, in commercial demands utul a loss of West metropoils. divided on the issue. SevertU George R ons, Bessemer attorney, ' have rendered such an increase "W e can no more assureper1 ^ Mmtim.r replied that Southwestern Carrier* I England, acquire any reserves through a movement of mnnent and stable peuce without „ Mr V()taw hll(| threatened to refused to allow un identification imperative, adds the Mud. und Sir : lutherii senators expressed oppo­ Southwestern curriers 1 **1 the Ur league Intervention I the gold to Kuroj>e, would be like­ co-operation among the rations. hn/w C o, Forbes out of a 10 story expert to make finger-prints of the William Joynsoii-Ilicks, the home advance in the rail group, Frisco sition to the Underwood jilnn, nnd Vttcis which were ex- ly jo affect a rapid change in the secretary, is determined to add to thun we can secure victory in w »i wim|(lW •• when the judge shut otT ph> slcian. common and preferred, "K ilty" ndiiilniatlutiuri leaders openly have ne<| by England when cht'up money situntioi*. Soon after this incident, Dr. Ed­ the number. without ullies umong them. hf|, „tllt, a n d ordered .1 common and preferred, the three expiesoed opposition to tho Nor-a |rot.vt«rate over Egypt Many more detective* than usual Wabash issue*. St. Ia*uis-South- ris proposal. ward* wu* removed to the Jefferson “ In the first three weeks of No­ usscrled in urging application of , lrj(.kl.n out ■till These are not The Muscle Shoals question al:o. vember. the gold imports alone There was extended argument county brunch jail nt Bessemer. were present n( Albert Hall Thurs­ western Omaha, and "Son” being h the British com- for l'ew York totalled $1.10,800,000. the principal of mutual aid to in He hud been confined in an Ensley day night to protect the prime min- j bill up one to nearly six point* came up in tho house Thuraday* lernationol relationships. ubout the relevancy of the letter. itie public today, but and the exports about 15,800.00. The President, in his address. af|,.r Judge Carpenter had hospital since the tragedy In the ixtor and other momlier* of the |High grade dividend payers fol- when Rep. Keurns, Ohio, introduced' l»n to include questions ; the first of the two hr* plans to |w|iJ |( jH, BUlt] h(. anw „ „ ol>).* Edward* home with a wounded left cabinet who attended the meeting lowored in their wake, Peniieylvn it joint resolution authorizing th> sndan which wurJ The report concludes. . uoan, wnicn w«r» rniIlk Forster. j„ replying make during Ins visit to Chicago, tRinh ,u jt utl)| jt was read t<> the hand which lie told officer* was l here. nin, Atlantic Foust Line. Illinois appointment of congressional com ■ ' , 1 yUiid's ultimatum after caused by hii arsiulunt who killed to the letter of Mr. Miller, stated sAid, he liked to think of the II j ury j ,, ,i Thompson advi--1 Central common und pieferied, millet* to report to congress a h ,(1 atiuii of the sirdar. In* wife and then attacked him. Chesapeake and Ohio und Balti­ “ feasible plun" for the utillzat’.ofi>-*.3 that Sanford never would got linois city "as the great market MOltlllMT to COlll’OCt H f*tor> “ f Snow Storm Delays ccipt of the note there A *omewtoaJ> The Iransfei was made without i more uml Ohio being among tin* of tho properties. cheap money. During his recent place to which the world resorts i (^lir(|„„.r,B western trip whu h $«»t •peculation in Gesimilar resolution was introduced J‘ incident It was *nid another effort ( Trains To Omaha visit to New York, he stated that long list of new tops. to buy uml sell its food," and drew would include u visit to his father fyiethei any power repn fi’w «luy* ugo by Rep. Wright,, « would lie made to secure finger In their zeal to get nbourd the Goorgiif, and both are regarded XX the council will open j he had visited some of the larger a parallel between the Biblical m >ji„m.ap„lis, und to say nothmvr prints of Dr. Edwards. and was told story of Joseph and the faming aiMml having accompanied Forbes CHICAGO. Dec. 6.— Interrupted "bund wagon'* spectators dug up being in line with tho president-'* question at the Rome | ‘ ompames 1 Plan* approved by county au­ telephone communication the Thompson's counsel said his nl> nioie i,inn> issue* that ordinurily are not kndun advises quote that Sanford was too small to get which drove the people* of thorities to ultow Dr. Edward* to 1thun two thousand broken pole* ill traded in for weeks or months ut u recommeiulution on Jlie subject in- . undent Mediteranean world to buy . any monpy. He stated that the objection to the letter vn* liuit Imberlain, secretary for Ida niessago to congress. attend the funeral of Mrs. Edward* Atlanta. Birmingham and u> announcing that First National Bank is behind any or Egypt’* store, and Europe'* und it would "drag in acandul.” while at Montgomery Thursday were up- Nebraska and Iowu delayed train* time. Before debate started lu tho sen- ftj t>t l>e averse to making movement for a "greater Sun- Europe'* recent dependence upon j Fortier counsel added that the *i »n I set by action* of u conference be- throughout we*t centrnl states, Atlantic, which bus been ill receiv, ale, Senator Bruce, Maryland, ot-.. -• America for it* food nupply. dal was the only purpose of intro­ etuhip since 11121, was bid up to $6 ford." were results of the first snow and Runic meeting En"The famine brought the nation* ducing the letter, and objected to I tween medical associate* of the sleet storm of the winter which n share a i against u low of $2.87 tv fered un umendmont to the Novrla , ' He suw no reason for the city *rsl po j Jion on the bill providing for tho appointment I physician und officer*, it wn* unIn of to Egypt, and Egypt rescued it a* of no importance. to be ularmed ut the letter of Mr. wu* moving north nnd east toduy. Wedne iiuj, an appreciation blem. olilcinls to operate Muscle ShoulaInounced that Dr. Edward*’ physi­ In closing the incident, John W |b*tn interpreted ns In­ Miller and declared bonds for city them," he Baid. “ So the war Nebrasku nnd Iowa were the runted value of nearly 00 per cent solely on merit and not front politi­ cal condition und other circum­ H. ( ’ rim, *pecinl assistant attorney brought tho nations to your agri­ improvements had been sold in the st while England re­ hurdcst hit with railroad and com­ cal motives, and that einplovcea bn stance* did not warrant the trip. intervention, she has past, Ht u premium, and in one in­ cultural markets und you provid­ general, usked Mortimer if Forbes* mercial lines crippled or out of subject to civil servied regulations. reason in vonoeuling the trip from conceal her motives stance they wore sold before de­ ed them with food. Some o f the commission for miles west of OmnSenator Norris declared the chief' renulta were not Immediately M n. Votaw wn* due to her close Two Are Electrocuted ha. Snow of a foot or more in on from the league livery. purposes of Musclo Shoals alrould George A. DcCotten, reiterated pleasant for the Hebrew race and standing with President Harding lion which i» dedicated be for the development o f podrer Minnesota. North and South Dako­ on nf peace and rou­ the statements o f Mr. Forster and some of the results of the war und her ofliciul standing with the For Killing Motorist ta and part of Iowa is reported. and fertilizer and for the improve­ .’ ll public health. Mortimer said he nding between na- stated that Sanford would not get huve not been pleasant for the ment of nuvigntion on the Teiinos-, suppoaad that was the reason COLUMBIA. S. C.. Dec. ft.— Morl the question is being cheap money for some time to farmer. see river. Under his bill, he Ui>*« The government then turned t>> tjmer King nf ( iinton, N. ( ., ami Auburn Alumni Ank' "But out of the Egyptian ex­ lire of England's come, and that the city could get Hui snesn men in the north aro11cllured, ull of the (Hiwer availabl# the code adopted by tho alleged all the funds it needed ut reason­ perience of Iiircal came tho op­ Frank Harrell of Union County, S. Thursday, what Governor for Leader looking toward Florida Os a state on the river would be devclonea-, ' » Hat on the coun- able rates of interest. Municipal portunity for its great service in conspirator* on their Paciflr coa-l C.. were electrocuted this morning in fertilizer ill which to reside, especially since |und experimentation ........nt*e un Egyptian bonds he pointed out are un ex- world leadership. And my faith trip to be used in telegram* and shortly after six o'clock for the the recent election when the ■ manufacture would l>e started. IX BIRMINGHAM, Dec. ft.— Auburn cellerjL investment and Sanford is firm in the conviction that, if letters in referring to each other murdur of Major Samuel H. Meumeiulment prohibiting the levy u suitable fertilizer nrocesa i hould alumni 200 strong, here lust night and the site* chosen for Vetemns Cleary on the highway July 2, we will but realize It. these years bonds are in demand as soon as behind closed doors adopted resolu­ ing of income and inheritance be ileveUi|>ed, be said, his incseUN are placed before the pub­ of triul and distress for the Am er­ Bureau hospitals. •*“t. . luxes forever, wn* passed, declar­ would ullow the production of ell [Government Is they Both men bud previously con- tion usking Gov. Brandon to se- ed liuriy T. Bodwell, president of the fcttlixcr thut could be sold. ican farmer will represent only a lic. Iruder" to fcased to having formed a plot to cure un “ outstanding tirfie of preparation for bis op­ (Continued on page 3) Senator Underwood asserted that Markets. Students ____ _______ rob passing tourist* which resulted head inoUtution “ in order that the Bodwell Kculty Co., of Sanford tho chief differences la-tween III* portunity to secure that recogniand Providence, It. I., who with prestige Ailburn hus lost muy bo in the death of Major McCleury 1 tlon of his Importance, that need Mrs. Bodwell und Harry A Reed, u proposal and the Norris bill were »(SI CHICAGO. Dec. 6.— Wheat: May. Dec. 5.—The appointfor econo mlc equality, Which will l.ftjlti to 1.00 V*; July, 1.41 A, to ufter he had given them a ride in regained.” business associate, arrived in this that the latter primurily was ft I Philippine government enable him to render a supreme 1.42. Corn; May. 1.23 to 1.2'D. his auto. Harrell was the first city Thursday to upend th ewlnter. super-power bill, while ills funda»> I1'* <>n the Pacific coast in tiiu chair. nnd mu­ ‘ " ’ Debate on Muscle Shoals was xcrvici* to hinmelf *nd to hi* fcl- Oata: Ml Vi to 5t)%. Britain Would U rge "Thousands of northern people mentally was a fertiliser States to look after iVf low men." . have been uttracted to Florida bjr nition measure. He declared Mus­ vf Filipinos, especial- begun in the senate. W a r Debts Be Paid Betterment of the lot of the fo r­ cle Shoals was Intended to be used The house continued considera­ the passage of this amendment, ’ ^migrants who are scekMr. Bodwell stated, "and as a result for national defense, and argued Joitnt to aupport theni- tion of the interior appropriation mers depends not on large produc­ tivity oad material prosperity LONDON, Doc. 5.— British gov­ of this luw interest in the state, this meant the production o f ni­ . „ ' »t college, la under bill. (Continued on page 8) ernment it is stated in official quar­ Florid* may look for the biggest trogen for explosive* in timo of Howard M. Goro was confirmed by insular officials ter* today expected to address n influx o f winter visitors in its his­ war and for fertilizer in time of |the precarious stiuation by the senate as secretary of agri­ note to American and French gov­ tory.” culture. • peace. ^>undr«l such students. Herald Assumes N o Senator Norris said that, al­ her organization. Sha told tl.e ernment in the course of the next Subscriptions to the now treas­ The good part about tills fact, he Hui tin, rllipino comImpressive ceremonies mi Responsibility In children of the sacrifices that had few days requesting those govern­ pointed out, in that hundreds are though his bill provided for e-ithar *nt m Seattle, reports ury bond''issue were closed, the the dedication of the playgi boon made by their forefathers for ments to Inform Great Britain what coining.' not with the intention of E overnment or private operation, than 700 Filipino stu- issue being greatly oxer-subscrib­ und park at the South Side Cross W o rd Puzzles the flag and urged them to live up steps have been taken or nnticlpat- escaping tho severe northern win­ e preferred government operation. arrived at that port ed. .. , mnry School Friday morning, when ed in settling French debt to the ters, but with the desire to eettle Senator Underwood asserted that Secretary Mellon in his annual [lut two months, Mayor Forrest Lake presented, in to the tradition* which hnd been while he favored private oneretion In today’s icsu* of The Sanford 6et by the founders of the country. United States. here as permanent residents. coming a serious prob- report predicted years of pros­ under government lease his hill also Herald readers will find for the behalf o f the city, the fine par* George Sanders, on® of the chil­ When asked about the gcncrsl • Filipino community perous and healthy conditions. surrounding the school. for either government nr first time one of tha famous cross­ dren, accepted the fla g and ex­ business condition* existing in the The internal revenue bureau re­ Mr Kustiafl and the Judge U rg e s Swindler north end east. Mr. Bodwell eUted provided In /h is address. Mayor l-»ke private operation. v 'g i |Ir* expected/ to increase ported to congress it cost |1.24 to word puzzle* which are rapidly stressed the importance o f the child pressed the appreciation of the Serve Full Sentence that since the presidential elec­ collect each 1100 in revenue tAxes. taking the place o f mah Jong sa aj keeping clean, both mentally and school in a very fitting manner. coming winter. institution and an» The flag was then raised, and tion, there ha* been more money Resident of one Mon< Senator Ladd of North Dakota, American physically. He enjoyed seeing in circulation and ae a result busi­ insurgent Republican, was dropped threatening with unvarying forti­ flowers blooming but thought that while at half ma*L the children HICAGO. Dec. If.— Chief JuaMakes E ffo rt from the Republican steering com­ tude to disrupt the Lare* and Pen­ the children should come first and o f the First Grade recited their Hopkins who yesterday sen­ ness has increased in volume to Dies H ere Thun ates. The -Am puzzle appears to­ an exten that a general atmosphere Tried By Jury, mittee. tenced Led Koretz. master swind­ have a suitable recreation phu'L> pledge to tho flag and upon It be­ A navy board reported it was day and the anower will be given Cornelia McRae, one o f the pupID ing raised into position at tho mast ler, to from one to ten ysara and of prosperity reigns throughout Mrs. R. J. Gearling died Thu in tomorrow’s peper, but in the head, the assembled school took the who by good behavior could win that section of the country. day afternoon at th* Per* WON. 111., Dec. 6.— The unable to decide the cause o f the future a puzzle and the answer to aacepted the park in behalf of the pledge of allegianca. Mr. Reed, who was connected ... trince M. liight, former explosion omsthe cruiser Trenton the one run the day before will dhildren.' 1' ' Mrs. Henry Nickles presented the hie freedom In eleven months, to­ with the local branch of the Bod­ I-aughton Memorial Hospital | Superintendent o f Schools, T. W. day announced he would recom­ lowing an illness of five days, l*rcnce M. liigh t former o ff Norfolk. Tho Interstate Commerce Com­ >ke to the children up­ boys of the fourth grade with a mend that the prisoner servo the well Realty Co., last winter, will her husband. Mrs. Gearling a (psxtor and Mrs. Leslie “Pto*unnoundng thU additional football and the girls pf the same again be located here for the wlnmission submitted its annual re , “ Good Citizenship . L r murdering her husmaximum sentence. _____ to 8anford about a month feature The Herald i* pleated to ter, according t oMr. Bodwell. Oth­ from Wheeling. W. Va. They hs said, “ begins in grade with • basket hall. Vivian “ orti Sweetin, was re- port with no Important new rail­ add that it is able to do M through _______ Bmsrt and Edwin Campbell acer offices of this firm will be open­ the nchool, where pupils are educat­ LUMBER INDUSTRY ACTIVE until Monday when road legislation requested. tho gifts in behalf of its ed at Orlando and Daytona. The been making their home on Passage o f a rivers and harbors the generous patronage of local ed, to play the ‘garoe of life' on a fort* to obtain a jury Thirteenth titreet. advertisers, who »* t . making it rs. bill at this session of congress was made. high plane." He urged that they STUTTGART, Dec. 6. -7 Ger­ Ann will occupy the offices in Or­ Funeral services will b# possible for thi* publication to Tha’ flag was raised by the fol­ predicted by Representative Longmany'* lumber business, which has lande which were formerly rented Saturday afternoon at 3 o c ^ Jrrow rapidly into a metropolitan bo fair In all of their games and lowing boys: Curtis Colcrosn, by the Walter Rase Investment worth, Ohio, Republican leader. . KILLED IN FIG H T S u y . &nri.t*nt with iU poUry that by so doing they would he as- -John Courier, Gilbert Gilbert Duncan and been in tha doldrums, U rapidly Company while in Daytona Its of-i MUWrVUndvrtftkinu Parlor* The federal trade commission sored of being citizens worthy of John Courier, getting back to normal, according flees will be located on Bay Street. Second Street. Dr. E. D. of development and i The Leon Howell. . v . “““ " to a recent announcement of the Eethonla, D e c .'6. — submitted Its annual . report to ermld U k e ^ ln g jto jjromloe.to this nation. At the opening of the ceremony Other member* of the Bodwell le v pastor uf .the ~»uni«ts, including ex- congreas without auggeations for R erald ,‘lL, ^ Pp’rovulc the Mrs. Anne DcForrest, regent of trada. Many pf tha mills Aha.children sang “America” and organization will arrive hare about Church, will have charm “ » o f American Revorling of Esthonian legislation but • ooporato roport R* **a<**1* . (ournalUtic arr running ,. a other lumber plant* are M m Eu iUe Daughters ____________ Tluied with “the Star Bpangled tflg n k M s :• . 1Jan/l, B " u announced. " / , K n u iU business lution, presented the school with **re killed and three was transmitted by OommlOsloner gt nearly full capacity* it,., individual individual recoinrecoin- Trapidly O M ly'and in t o W 8 K M H * u«oded during street- Gaskill making a large American (legion behalf of Olfht. jnepd iti^ P* « wtu p$rjn»t* Eftii mication 1 But Stem MILLER PREDICTS MONEYSHORTAGE IN THIS COUNTRY CAPITAL “GOSSIP” DEATH OF WOMAN HEARD IN FORBES IS UNSOLVED BY TRIAL THURSDAY IALABAMA POLICE State Will Attract Many New Citizens Says Harry Bodwell •eedy Washington News Playground Site Formally Presented To South Side Primary School By City S �SSSBh5SS5BSB5^^ •••••• " • ............... • r, A W K •■■■• ................................................... .................... Can you afford to miss this opportunity? For three days only, I will give you one lot free with each $95.00 lot purchased in my suD-division No. 3, in the fastest growing county in Florida. Clade county, adjoining Henry Ford’s magic City and County. And why shouldn’t it be, backed by the greatest financier of all times. A man who through an inventive ability coupled with financial genius has made millions for others and himself. Henry Ford made the Ford motor car and he made the city of Detroit. Henry Ford is now making LaBelle, why? Be­ cause this man of vision has discovered that commercial rubber can be grown in Florida, and to prove his assertions he purchased 88,000 acres of land in Hend­ ry County, along with hotel, ice plant, city park, power plant and four blocks of the principle property on main street of the townsite of LaBelle. He has al­ ready planted thousands of rubber trees on his land. Can you visualize what this means? JFirst: crude rubber; Second: a manufacturing plant to make commer­ cial rubber; Third: a mammoth factory to make tires; and Fourth, why not a manufacturing plant for fertilizer? Well posted men are talking about Henry l ord’s venture since he withdrew his offer for Muscle Shoals. He bought many phosphate mines. The chances are he will make fertilizer. If he does LaBelle will be the greatest City in Florida. Follow the fortunes of the world’s greatest financiers, the friend of a working man. Buy one lot in my sub-division number 3, and we give you one free for in­ vestment or to secure yourself a home near the coming city of Florida. N<i where in Florida can a fine, good sized high and dry lot so near a growing city be purchased for so little money. 400 lots to be sold in three days December 4, 5, and (i, prices $95.00 per lot; $25.00 down $2.50 per week or $10.00 per month. (orner, business, and residential lots for same price. No interest, no taxes for one year. ~ . Now' is the opportunity to buy the right real estate at the right time at the right price. ^ on can make no mistake. You cannot go wrong if you buy in my sub­ division number 3. You get one lot free remember for three days only, Decem­ ber 4,5, and (>. If you are interested in this proposition make your check to Sam Miller and I will send you papers sworn to before Notary Public. M AIN OFFICE 1314 F R A N K L I N STREET TAMPA, FLORIDA �rt\Aw •*&*(**'. ... ' ........ •‘Jrt "* 9 " r;*'.av*T> Sr-nrS. THE S A S B B T ftE n A L D . FR.D AY.'D icE M B ER 5.1924. L\ 95.61 ments with interest at 8 per cent per ann4I ; 95.61 ments. Witness my hand ns City Clerk nml th0 95.61 . 50.14 o r rocuTT jrm m . by the CUy Comminton of th* City of Sanford, Florida, on October j . F. McClelland, Lot J, Blk G —•Xi-a.; '■50.14 J. F. McClelland, Lot 2, Blk G 50.14 Mrs. E. I l f Camp, Lot 3, Blk G ... (Seal) ' „ v > V L. I t PH ILIPS, City Cleric 95.61 ford. Florida, this 13th day o f November A D 1e it5^ ‘ 50.14 la hereby given. «tt all F. B. Dy<on, Lot 4, Blk G L. R. PHILIPS 95.61 (Seal) may concern, that on the Dec. 6 and 12. whom* 50.14 “ day of" December. A. D. 11 1*** 4, ____________________________ U»r « I December, A. ~. J. E. Spurling, Lot 6, Blk G .. .......... Nov. 14, 21, 28 and Dec. 5 nnd 12. Ut* all apply to the Honorahle B. •hall apply m Urn Honorable K . II abply ousholder. Judge of ----eald---Court. SPE CIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER A U TH O R ITY F. E. Sherman, . Iloutholder, Jade* Of Mid Cotart. K. Housholder.-----Judge of Probate for toy final a* Judge of Probate for m y final (J, M. Sherman, | tiK.r.i ich«yt* aa KXecutor of the *»tste dlacharge aa Bxecutrlx of the estate 50.14 OF RESOLUTIONS NO. 174 AND 175, A H. L. Graham, Lot 8, Blk G Edward C«ell Oabblt. deceased; of Georgs N. Towaeml. daceaied; 95.61 60.14 l that at the «ima tlmo I will. and thaf at the ■erne time I will adopted on the 13th day of October A. D. 1924, by the City Commis­ J. K. Spurling, I>ot 7, Ulk. G “ It my final account* a* Bx* present my final account* aa Ex­ cutor of eeld aetata. and aak lor ecutrix of eald relate, and aak for sion of the City o f Sanford, Florida. F. E. Sherman, * The following is the estimated cost of paving Fifth Street from q jy Sherman, ,hnateTPoSTob*r 11. A. D. lift. f & C T S S & r ,,, A. D. . . . . 95.61 WILLKLLA TOWSKND. Executrix. Magnolia Avenue cast to Cypress Avenue a width of 24 feet with * & 11. L. Graham, Lot 8, Blk G T. IRVIN, Jit. Executor. 50.14 ........ aheet asphalt on n 0 inch rock base: lit c o u r t o r c o u n t y j u h o b . F. E. Sherman, r o r county judgk. to buy th at suit fo r Xmas, tyei Htarte of PloHda. (1) From Magnolia Ave. to Sanford Avc. _ Conaly. ___ Ceuatr. htate •# PlerMa ■aialB«te ;*v XJ, M. Shertnan, and In re Eatate of Henry Eaudon. fata of Emma V. Cameron, 500 beautiful patterns from $ 05.01 i*.*••--.*».**. 200.00 H. L. Graham, Ixit 9, Blk G Notice la hereby given, to all 400 cu. yds. grading at 5t)c «4eM«ah•»•***»-•»»•*■**»■ .. 50.14 la heraby gtvan. to all Whom it may concern, that on the ay'cbbeern. that on the i * i: 850.00 F. K. Sherman, $60.00 to select from. We wil * - member. A. D. 1** 4, IJtb day of December. A. I>. HU, 1000 lin. f t concrete curb and gutter at 85c , J7th apply to the Honorable K 12.00 G. M. Sherman, and ,o tna<Honorable E. *I-a ahall Mot I ah 80 lin. ft. granite curb relaid at 16c ......... X ir» fa._ a— I jA ab Judge gI.Jt aof # braid r.I.t /Court. ^y-\l■r-a F. Houabolder. your old suit and apply the ere ___fcMmlrow *ald Court. • f i r. II 60.63 .... 100.00 11. I- Graham, Ix>t 10, Blk 0 " tl 200 sq. yds. brick re-laid at 60c ........ ....... — 31.80 af Probat* for my rinal aa Judge of Probate for my fltia your new suit. Executor of the eatate discharge aa Executor of the eatate V* ’ diac! ......2,340.00 . Sec. 31, Twp. 19, S. It. 31 K„ Seminole County, Fla f. tODtieroii decnaafdi.Jjf HENRY IIAItHIS, deceased; 1170 sq. yds. paving nt $2.00 c.'........... ......... < t of .... 252.00 tfia same time I will and that at the nurm* tlmd ! will 840 sq. ft. alley rctifrna at 80c ......... ........ Bo'lon Steele— Bog, at* Intelacction of Cen­ i i *nd ’ ’ present my final account* aa Cx present my final arenunta n* I'.v- Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc. ....• 300.00 ter tines of hfcllnnvilla Are., and Celery Ave., will guarantee Xmas deli! editor or aald eatate, and aak for ecutor of anld relate, and aak for their approval. , a their approval. run West 180 feet, South 418 feet, East to on all orders taken before 1)^ ] Dated October IS. A. D 1 1 *2 4 a . n. ts:t. I ; Dated October 749.37 $4,054.00 Mellonvilie Ave., North to Beg. Fit ANK 11A It It IS Executor 393. Executor. 1 A. B. CAM 620.50 Mr —— I^ss credit for 450 s<j, yds. hrick paving at $1.17 } = = Martha M offitt.— Beg. nt n point on ( ’inter line of Mellonvilie Ave., 418 ft. South I SPECIAL ASHES8MKNT PO LL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY $3,527.50 Total estimated cost 1•boric U»”i of the North line of Sec. 31, Twp. 19. S. R. 31 . RESOLUTION NO. 178, no ej To ho borne entirely by adjacent prnpeity. E. , run SoUth on center line of Mellonvilie y adopted on the tilth slay of October A. D. 1924, by the City Commls- Number of feet frontnge 986 Av. 265 ft., West 245 ft.. North 355 ft.. East j .... | | aion of the City pf Sanford, Florida. $3.7687 Assessment per foot frontnge 562.51 ! _ 216 fi , to beg. (U s s 14th St.) ...... 295. l l i « following Is the estimated coat of paving Seventh Street (2) From Sanfoid Avc. to Cypress Ave. Realty Trust Company— Beg. at n point on t \ from Park Avenue weal to Oak Avenue a width of 24 feet with sheet 200 cu. yds. grading nt 50c 130.00 — cerl'T line of Mellonvilie Ave. 773 ft., South f asphalt on a 0 inch rock foundation replacing the present 9 foot hrick 622 lin. ff. concrete mrb nnd gutter ut 85c 443.70 of ili- North line of Sec. 31, Twp. 19, S. It. 31 {pavement,.. -t/., 1,220.00 610 sq. yds. puving nt $2.00 F . ion South on center line of Mellonvilie 125.00 420 aq. ft. concrete alley returns al 30c 1 250 eu. yds. grading at 6 0 c ---126.00 Aw.. 537.8 ft., thence West 215 ft., North 400.00 Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc. i -M lm.*lL concrete-curb and gutter ut KOc 153.30 1021 537 I ft.. East 245 ft. to J>eg 637.3 17.50 • 60 lin. It.Thish curb at 35c Atlantic Const Line Knilruad Co. Beg. at the 12.00 ‘ t 80 lin. ft. granite curb re-act at 16c $2,073.00 Total estimated cost SF 1or. of NK 14 of NW 1-1 roil West 200 RN ’ •' 600 sq. yds. paving at $2.00 1, 200.00 To be borne entitely by adjacent property. fi North 35 ft.. East 400 ft., South 25 ft.. 150.00 Number of feet frontage 1 I 300 sq. yds. brick to be re-laid nt 60c 623 We i 9O0 ft., to beg. 41. 78 18 1 | 440 rq. It. alley returns nt 30c 132.00 Assessment pel foot frontage , $3.9637 The above and foregoing final assessments ni" payable without * 2 Inlets nt $35.00 .................. 'V 70.00 Fled T. Williams. Engineer. Nnnir llr aerie lion Frrl I'roniaar I'rr llrnlitarx inter, st op to Di e. 15, 1924, nnd from and after so> li date said spec 168.60 fineerlng, legul ixpenae, advertising, etc. AMr,«narnt i£iI n -■easnienta will be payable only in ten equal annual installment.j w.ll* interest ;,t 8 per cent per annum on nil deferred payment-*, 2.275,00 K. It. Traffoid's Mn|>. Sanford. j Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford. j Less credit for 225 f.q. yds. brick nt $117 $263.26 117 $140.94 Joe Cameron, Lot H Blk'6 Tr, I, ■IT n il», tin-* 13th itay of November A. i 1 1921. ) Less credit for 476 lin. ft. granite curb at tide 142.60 12 158.28 ll< ten li Jilikiiis, F 12 ft. l.ot 16 Hit 6 Tr. 1, 1. It. r i l l U I ’ S. City Clerk 282.65 (Se,h Florence T. llrudy, W 75 ft. Lot 16 iiIk 6 Tr. 1, 83 Nov 1 I, 21, 28 nnd Dec. 5 nml 12. l or *405.76 117 440.94 A. E. Dobbins. 1,3 K lllk 6 Tr. 2. 117 T. J. Miller, l.ot 11 Itlk 6 Tr. 2. 440.94 J Total estimated coat .. $1,8119.25 W. W I <ewis, Lot 1 Ulk 7 Tr. 1, 117 440.94 I ( i M L I'HOI'EltTV OWNERS OWNING 1‘ ROI'ERTA ON TENTH | 1 To be iiorne entirely by adjacent projmrty. 440.24 117 Mrs. W A. Walton. I .<•! 9 Blk 7 Tr. I. S I If KUT FROM DARK W EN I K 'VESI' TO OAK W E N l E. |'f Number of feet frontage __ _ 4*»S i'nlutka, Florida. Nellie is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave | | Aascssment per foot frontage S3.IMM 69 5 261.92 N'. O. (turner, li 69 1-2 ft. Ia>l I Itlk 7 Tr. 2. no in n Tenth Street from Folk Avenue west to Oak Aveutie has Fred T. Williams, Engineer 179.01 “ M ake K very A cre Do Us Iks W I. Hughey, W. IT 1-2 ft. I ait 1 lllk 7. Tr 2. 17.6 I” ell ompleted, and the completed work lias l>een finally accepted by iimr l)r*rrli»1 Inn I’ r f t FrniilitKr l*rrNmliiri ry 68.5 Mrs. W. E .Squire1-, E 1-2 Lot 6 Ulk 7 Tr. 2, 220 47 tl. I mmiss.on of the City of Sanford, Florida. A ■•raaiiirn I Bridgehampton, Fong Island, N V Tin* many I'ig croj'S o f th e fru it and i.'ltirv vt| Ti‘.‘ foinuing is the final estimate for pav.ng Tenth S tn it fi«,m It. It. Trafford's Map, Sanford. r,H , 220.47 Elizabeth Hollo, k. W 1 2 Lot 6 Itlk 7 Tr 2. g lo w 11 until A r m o u r ’s H it! ('K O I* t lihiierr, N. II. Garner, Lot 6 Blk H, Tr. 4, 117 $467.31 Luvina Williams, 1,3 1 Blk 6 Tr. A. to 158.56 i’ .'k Avenue west to Oak Avenue a width of 21 feet with sheet In st a d v ertise m e n t. A c tu a l field 1 1 -tils clejnijl asphalt on a 6 inch rock base. Mrs. J. F. Lumg, Lot 10 Blk 8 Tr. 4. 117 467.31 1.0villa Williams, I,it 2 Blk 6 Tr A, 158.55 10 1 h eir s u p erio r e ro p -m a k m g a h ililv Unit )ngh| 120 .ii yds. grading at 40c $ 48 00 4. 117 467.31 T.ettie Williams, Lot 3 Blk 6 Tr A, 40 158.56 m a terial* o f know n valu e en ter inlo ihc.r cump :. J. A. Hurrold, Lot 10 Blk 9 Tr. 4. 117 167.31 Maltha Williams, Lot 4 Blk 6 Tr A. 40 158.56 .4'G |in ft com rete curb A gutter at 7' hT h e plant -food is Lalanced l «. suit I lie in*tds of th ■ '1 In, ft flush curb nt 35. Notf^p is hereby gi\*.*n to any and all persons interested in the 103.06 26 la'wis Heirs, U t 5Itlk 6 Tr A, titu la r crop fo r w h ich il is intended. They ran I <,J i apeeijrf isAssijiurits against the various pieces of property above de- B. M. Gardner, U t 304.66 *7 lin ft granite curb reset at 15. 7,Blk 6 Tr A. pended upon t<> g ro w l»ig crops i f log mips arc po ■ acribed that said special assessments are payable in full in thirty Rnllle M. Inlire, U t 117 46.3.76 57'" sq yds macadam foundation at 80. lBlk 7 Tr A. days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll bus been N 11 Garner. Lot 7 Blk 7 Tr. A. 507.35 7 ' -q yd*. 2 ill. h * beet asphalt top at $1 02 12M ■| yds l.| 1 h 1 ,- laid at 14c equal [ted, ^approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual in.-(ailment-* Note, i,. hereby given to any and all persons interested in the !> q .'Is . .illicit alley returns nt 30c With interest nt 8 per cent per annum from nnd after the lime said Spe-u«| Assessment* against tin various pie.es of pi open v above deTlu* Arrii'ii;r Hit* CK()|* lino is oumplete It ia i special assessment!, stand approved and confirmed. scrih,si that said special assessments are payable in full within thirty ( 1 type 11 ml. t fiu nmla* ami analysv* to suit ovory FlomUcn *. , A meeting of the Equalising Board of the City of Sanford, Fin . days after the above and foregoing spe. ial assesMio iil roll has been |1 o.aldl.'lt m ii I. Anmiig tho four typos of I *' •. < lit U* i j It sidewalk til 20c will, be hol<J in the City Hall ut 2:30 l', M. on the 22ml day of He equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installment tuivs lla-ro is ono ospooiall.v aUiivL".*I ! | ’ BO. Luboralory uispection of tnaleriuLs ,, camber A. D. 1924, a* which meeting said Board will hear any nti.l with interest 8 pci n * t l> e aod^uf ter the tune /.hid i u . 4 Aw i act -JguUt’-lftOUit.... A n d. ddlUJEtiji^t .JJLtr _L1U11]| >rgn) expense, nil Vert isin g, ,-t, 2 pel cent 1 *1) CtithpMht* and objettiona as to sneb special usseHtVnentJ nti/f will special asssiemynts otiuia x r t q i r J v rorEfirrAeilr ' 35.76 (,■j■1lit/.oi tu satisfy ovory not'd *>f ’ qur soil] At'Mid time fdjlist and equalize said assessments on u basis of justice 71 52 A meeting of the Equalizing Board ,.f the City of Sanford. Fla., Engineering, -1 pel cent I a- , t ipi i\r lu...klot froo on roijiiosl and right, i.nd when said special assessments are so equalized and nd w ,|| |„. held ut the City Hull ut 2:30 !’ . M on the 22nd day of Decern- t a r . * Warohouso at Sanford 1 i (|it! I'Cist juited, same will thun stand confirmed nnd lie, and reinnin liiiiding liens |,, r A It 1921 at which meeting said Board will hear any urul all Upon the property against which said assessments are made until paid mpluintx and objections ns to such special assessment». and will at T o lu* 1■ riu I *\ 1 if>, 1 ■ Armour 1'crlilizer Work* In accordance with provisions >.f Kcnnlutiun No 178. adopted l>y the tn,o ndjotrt and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice T o l-u It 1 in h> Ailjai■•■in 111 .petty i i u i i . i We-t Commerrial and It. K. M* City Commission of the ( ily of Sanford, hlonda, on tIn- 13th day ..f right, ami when said special assessments are so equalized and Niiniltct »-f f«M*t front »v;*$’2 F October z\. D. 1924. adjusted, smile will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding A hhc*h>in.m pi r f * f i»»111-«K* (6**1) It I’ llIl.li'S , City Clerk I ICKh 'I W IL L IA M S K i i k i i ii m t In i*„ upon tin* property against whi. h said asaessrnents me mud,* un­ Dec. 6 und 12. lie**,ri|it mu I’lMlI 1'riirilagi* Final Xhicssmrrit til puul in lie, *.idunce with the provisions of Resolutions No 1.1 nnd Name . *■A N.. 175. U.I..pled by the City Coin mission of the <Tty of Sanfoid, Floii J a c k so n v ille . Fla. K I( 1i .,((ord h M.,|>. Snoford ah a ■in. oil the 13th day of October A. D. 1924. \V. II 1’. t, i • «••*! ill ■. 1 1*-t 7. Blk II. Tr 1 BPECIAL AHSEHH.MENT ROLL I NDKR AUTHORITY RKKOI.I ,,,, 117 ,^,.„l) t. lt PHILIPS. (Tty Cl- tk W. T Wl.,, I. 1ut 1". Blk II. IT 1 TION NO. 173. 11 , ’ 15 :•! • I *IV. f» MTI(I \'2 1 lien Mul t , v 1' 1 2 1. t 1. Blk 12, ’I i 1 58 1 2 1 ■; v. adopted oil the 13th du>' of October A I> 1921. by tin City ( omini c V. Mul, i.* v . W 1 2 1ut 1. Blk 12, Tr 1 68 1 3 1 .7 •' • •Ion (if the City (if kunford, Moridu. Louihc \ mli <y SIhuhii. G,t 6, Blk 12. 11 1 117 : 15 91 TO A l l PROPER n OWNERS OWNING PROPER TV ON M il ’I he fntfofcllig Is th«* iiiiututl rii?t <>f jiit\ill)* Tui lfth Sliuii Th* ulu«v 4 * arid f .iiq 0 mg f mul a .**,■ *'**riu Ilt S ;i 1 11 I.ONVII I E At K M F FROM ( Kl.KRT W K M E SOI T il IO THE lyubb* witlim 1 in from I'aik Avenus west to French Avenue a width ..f ’24 feet w.ti. S X E BR A M U OF IN K A I’ FANTK (O A S I LIN K RAILROAD. lercst up lo December 15th, 1924. and Ir 'III III!,I u fte r >.licit date aid •hot**, asphalt on a 6 inch rock base ; i4oo cu. yds. grading ut 60c $ 7(ll> mi | Notice is hereby given (blit the construction of the m-phttll pave special uu-e-Miietil* will 111* puynlde olilv iii Sen equal unmini in-*lall 2580 lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter al 85* 2,19ii lid |meitt oh Mellonvilie Avenue from Celery Avenue south to the S & I 3063 bq. yds. paving al $2.(HI 6,13l)(i|i ; Binuill of tile Atlantic ( ..list Line Railroad bus been completed, and v 2 Inlet, Lt $36.00 76 no the i oliqileti .1 vv.qk ha- been finally accepted by the ( ommisMoli *.f A l l new I b i s time M IL A N K 400 tin. ft 12 inch storm sewer at $1.20 48(1 0,1 1, In* ( ity o| Snnfoii!, i'loinla. 3(1 pe op le a n d I lie v n . n r T h e a tre * m 1 munh de III i tm The following h the filial estlmutc for paving Mellonvilie Avenue Jiggs li e a n t y 3 ! Y&00 1It 1L. 3 Inch d iutil tile at } Ioo.iio per M 26(1.00 ( iuiii Celery Avenue South lu the S, i F Brunch of the A 1 1nntu M a tin e e C h oru H . F e e Ji|$ys AsF IL * ,# # 1 ™ ;' ^ 0 " ft. concrete alley returns at 30c 660.U0 Coast Line Kuilnmd a wldtii of 16 feet with sheet asphalt tin a 6 a n d N ijr h t a n d M a g g i e alive. f £ Epil " i ' ‘Kex|K*n»e, advertising, etc 8411 ,1,1 I 1,,,'k huse X S« flu.-. J N O W IS TH E TIM We WHIDDON & HODGES F e r tiliz e . FOR CITRUS AND VEGETABLE ARM O U R F E R T ILIZ E R f l j D ec. Tot 1 estlhiatjd cost ■'**]> by lurge entirely by udjacent property umber of fie t Irontage iaccXnient per foot fruntage I Fred T W dliuu 71*.u» llr-rrl|.il..„ I'rr, I |i r “ 340 I * 8(iO.I 2 los sq yds 2 in, li sle-el u**phalt top nt $1 02 127 sq. yds I*?r II MlIIII) f t s»r mr 111 F.. It I'rullord « Map, Sanloid 1 J j D. Daviuon, Lt>t 6 Blk 13 T r 5. Mcitih Realty Co. Lot 111 Blk 13 Tr 5. B. L» Jtubmsoii, l » t 6 Blk 13, Tr 6, Atigust S hnetder, Ixit 10 Blk 13 Tr 6, Ett Higgins, Lot 6 Blk 13, Tr. 7. • lfehch Realty Co., 1-ot 10 Blk 13, IT. 7. I Hi C. Gunter, 1-ot 6 Blk 13 Tr 8. * Maude A t-ake. Lot 10 Blk 13 Tr 8, Ci A. Spencer, Ixit 1 Blk 14, Tr. J, Abgin t Schneider, twit 6 Ulk 14 Tr. 4 Ifci.eh Realty Co., 1-ot 1Ulk 14 Tr. 6, Maiuli Levity Co., L o t 0 Blk 14 Tr. 6, r l^elnch Realty Co., Lot 1Blk 14 Tr. 6, Ifclsch Realty Co., Lot 6 Blk 14 Tr. 6, ‘ D, Hart, Lot I lllk 14 Tr. 7..................... ben W. timith, Lot 0 Blk 14 Tr. 7, MJnarik, U t 1 Blk 14 Tr. 8 i, Cassandra Schultz, Lot 0 Blk 14, Tr. 8 1I 7 117 117 I 17 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 $568 65 568 65 .‘iiiN 65 568 65 - >i'1' It 1 (OO bn fl 911 In, It IAt ia wink lo o k led a td u t d,t> nt } to o,i A inch ilium Id, BRINGINGopFATHER f lb IN nt JIOOOO pet ir.1.. ^ j*.1. - eooa music cost the t lt> Adjacent property of fiontage loot frulilugu C o n . ( 8* ‘ * . > Uctir * the fivo ytar |xri<Ml, tnclndinp Dii ’ rut i . titjial jno:o titan $7,800,000 for I'M *:; on* to tlit* telephone plant ill Floin da* ,flr* P j. ul) tin* telephone needs of the 2,490.48 $1.9068 568 66 ■* '■ 'IV U '|»h oiH * 'l it,.* ,i ■ , f.ttwi.t tlu' Company has to **x[lend I t iuns a* ,i i , aihht jiiiiK to its plant i:1 ll,e ip.dun* iii\, -'.or* io put into tho trlophonc 608.05 * . .'icls.itia*. 14 t h e 'lilt* • liv r« , .mr* the T fli’plioiii* ( nnii^'11.' I he in- m v (h pllhiit |g\VS for tilt* HlTTillN .568 6.6 Ki giiieei mg. 4 per cent Total to be borne by f.6h 65 To be Inline by 568.65 Number <d f,et 568 65 Assessment per t h a t ni,.nty wc*a):h 2 concrete niouuinents lit Miert intersection laiboratut y* inspect ion of mateiinls legal expense, udveitising. etc. 2 per cent 56H 65 568 65 568 65 M utual Inter K C A l'S K tlu-r,* is a larg- inw.HiiiM't ID I pt. [ m i”.> :i. I'luruiu. there* c->.i *t•• a I*1’!1111 siiii 12 inch storm sew et at $1 05 SANFORD SHRINE MINSTRELS - W E U N H S D A Y , DECKMItKK 10TII a "* Milane Theatre 4 B id P A R A D E — 4:00 P. M. Ij^k# r This onommis ouni o f money must Ik? Un I, of 8ivuritii*t or i>c* l/orrowcd in the nmwf™ i:tjK:tit ion with more profitable enterprise** To interest investors, there must- be rta:’*ui;able return on their money. ckM**; There are mere then 971 Bell Telephone 1 • . gyy era In Flcrlr'a. You can t)uy the te’ephone office on a liberal monthly p*>m s * 44/', li ty Seats on sale Rounallet & Anderson ST* •V 1f i ' D A V I I ) L A I R D , H o r id a D ru g Store. BUY YOUR TICKET EARLY *1 L g *-*.' »*• r J To produce this return tnerc niust l>e • fficitnt managvrm nt. und a* service .so 0 ^ “. ret» latlorv that the public is willing to jiay a . J. & ■A IR E L A N D rvcsvrr«/H0 mw, M HKD T. WILLIAMS, Engineer F o o t P'routage P’ ioul Assessm ent Name-----Description 568 85 Buena \ islu Estates, Ssalurd 668 65 E. E Sherman. 568 65 G, M. Sherman, and 568.65 H ! . Graham, twit 1, lllk A $277.28 fl 46.42 568.65 Fi E. Sherman, 568.65 1(; Sherinun. and 668 65 11 E Grahuiu, Ix,t 19, Blk A 50 14 95.01 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the It. L. Graham, l-*.t 20, Blk A 95.01 60.14 ■pedal assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ K. E. Sherman, scribed that raid special assessments are payable in full within thirty G. M. Sherman, and 4ay. after the abova and foregoing special aeeesement roll has been H E Gruhatn, Ixit 21, Blk. A 96.01 60 14 iMyualized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installments I- D. Martin, U t 22, Ulk. A ’J . .. 95.61 60 14 ; With Interest at 8 par cent per annum from and after the time said F. E. Sherman, II apeclsl assessments stand approved and confirmed. G. M. Sherman, meeting a t- the- Equalising Board of the City of Hanford, Fla & U. L. Graham, J^it 23, Blk. A 2— 60.14 95.01 biT held 'at tha 'City Hall a l 2:30 P. M. on the 22nd day of Do Mrs. Katie O. Griffin, U t 24, Blk A ___ 60.14 96.81 iber-A. I).L 1924, at which meeting aaid Board will hear any and E. F. Sherman, G. M. Inin to an$i objactioqe aa, to auch apecial aaaeaamanta and will Sherman, A H. L. Graham, l8>t 25, Blk A 60.14 93.01 m^MUWkt and aqaalita Mid ■aaeaamenta on a boaia of Justice Charles B. Lowe, Lot 28, Blk A 60.14 96.61 t, and whan aaid apodal aaaeasmenta are so equalised and Robert Williams, Lot 27, Blk. A ..... 30.14 93.81 th«n stand conjlmied and be, and remain binding Jeanette L. Goodhue, Lot 2$, Blk A 60.14 95.61 ;.......... property agalnsf which Mid oeaesementa ere mode un- R. H. Wynn, _Lot 29, Blk A 30.14 t 95.81 In accordance with provlakms of Bcawtution Nd. 173, adopted Thomas Z . Meredith Lot 30 B i t A it 93,81 ——***** 30.14 v ."Ukl b*' HiK hi M H A TTmaor M'ldAMuirCsafoosl musical c o m d y ^21118 sq. yd-, niniudiiiu base nt Hi),* IT igin eet A Mrs S G Messer, l-oi 5 lllk 13 Tr I. Meb.*li IU*cdty Go.. Lot 1U Blk 13 Tr. 4, S E \ T S A F E M O N D A Y . DECEMBER 1 M A M S EE l'|( IC E S — Balcony, 50c. Lower Flour. 75c N l(>ll I 50c. 75c, $1.00 nnd $1.50— Plus 'I'm I 967 eii j dv grading nt 10, $11.37.100^2182 tin ft fliihh *iuli nt dft, 284 lin fl ruth ri e* nt 15, Be ll 5 ? ' ■* S ystem - ; *».si SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE' AND TELEG R A P H C( Oss Oss V m U fn ml S s r t t * �r ■" ■ ■■■' f d . V prospering 9 t e s a f t i n y s p e c k o f R ! u c e d e d t o t h e y n i t o d f f p s i n u n d e r t h e t r e n t y A | o f t h e I-R(£ T 3« ; Ci—Members if the Uruguay football associa­ tion unci the football unto nof Cer* jiuur Mtfg the many arranfeed recently for jtOth American players' to viilt tM h ib s icountry next ytmr for a series o f RmifC pcs In various parts o f tyio ^country. I t lW r t ’; c x p e t e t c d c b a ir, of the islnnd arond- p hy the government of W •excellent P W ™ “ *H» I in the establishment of f n \ e k e n : w a y i c g i l l b p n f b h o G U r u g o f t h w i t h a m e s e n m e n g n i n r r m i i n u a e t h ‘In n g p t s / t y a n s t e a m e * p a P a r t h e t h o W l l l ithe buildings of roods. together. *' 1 ■ s -a .' rtatvsaf., 4. - r all -Mcuica l« liereb: C o n t i n u e d f r o m | \ a g o b n e • in ti\« 19t'». H W R ^ rD a l o n e , t h e P r e s i d e n t s a id , a n d a d ­ la K. J s h a l l a p p l y - t o t h e d e d : OnrV F.i H n u a h o l d e r . J u d a o n r s a i d * i of Probata tor my final Tim commercial and industrial soUuda* dWcliftpan As Excdutria e x e c u t r i x ooff tthe n a . 1a s U t o h a t n i a n y o f t h e i - - - - - - H. ILISE. n R E * ,, ddepfsse; «#>‘ side of our nation has been giving *f■ taXA|BB* w h o w e r e m e u a t m , t i n t - a t t o e s idma * m » Sima. a i m s . 1I w i l l too much though to wheat, ^nd p r e s e n t r a j - f i n a l account"1 a c c o u n t s ‘ *« «« i t s w h i c h w a l k e d l m a t ^ t h o ’O U r m hogs and com, to their tranaqor- e e u t r i x o f . , s a i d . - e s t l a t e ,. a n n t d i d. . t t o o k f o r i s ' l a s t , s u m m e r , tatlon and to their prices, and Hot p l a y e r s t o p a f t i f . v e r y *beta * eleven enough thought to the men and c o h iit - ob 'ttrtJttnr y-*?1*P.Kb o ablo a to bring Women who arc engaged in agriv iff Casalf, S M l( » f ijetolldn. culture, to their welfare, and7to NMrmlonlp I n ' t W * W S t n i e o f tt. II. S m i t h . ' - * their prosperity. * We miist j 6ok - N o t i c e I s h o r a b y - k i V s I v t o t m i beyond the quotations of the mar­ w h o m I t m a y c o n c e r n , t h a n oo nn t* h e - ! ket pipco nnd see what price* wo I2T is hh a l d l a y a p o p f l y D e t oc e mi l b i ae r *H . o A o . d* r D a t ; * - I JF * arp proposing to pay,; what re­ F . l “l o u s h' o h ‘ l e r . J~ u ' d g e « » a W C o . wards we aro proposing to confer n s J u d g e o f P r o b a t e tf o r - - m yr * . nsl f t h e total * In cxcliftngo fo r the hardi-working d l e c h n r g o a. s _I -_ l _ x e c j u l t r r u t tx - o .ftne *c rtj . of n. n. s m it h . » decease li ves of our open country.'" , . _ . ^ . f . e . n. . d . . . t . h. . a . . t . n . t . . . . t . .h . e .s n. . t . r .t . a . „ t T i m. W e l < w l l l l S T t l L a y i n g d o w n t h e b r o o d p f o n o t i - it r o r iiT lie r o n x T i j i iic r , Srtnlixilr Cm,tit.. Muir of Floiidn. 1 K 0rr^ J @ i Vu f n lw l o nl aI f igi t ' “t l ^r s'ee rr.b l b e de rCp S h u a i l t 'e l d l I n B t e - m m l rn t n n l l e f0J o u n L y . , V l o r l d t i - • - eerllflcntn ......... ■ *eo «. th * law. Said entlirA to.wit: EM of K\VM of. NI3U Rsc a : , T w p . i « H . l l n n a e 29 « . 1* a c r e s F 'O ’ R ' ^ S A L E ro i:.N T V A g e .irn u t-:, I i t i i u h , N I M i * «*f P l u H t f S i " f M r W i l l i h i t , H r Is Ii(prf*Iij m l v cti h i n il ft U * m It i m i \ t ' o i i f M ti t h i l l m i t h r W i ll tl O o f | itH'i'Ilt h * i . A l » I # 24. I h i m M i p p l v to (In I l o i i m :il»lr L I " 11 . J m U k " " I Hilhl f 'niift, i » h .1t u l i f # • n f P r o t i u l ** f i » i m y f In n ! AI s r h i t i B t i * r m K r « * r l i t o i o f I l i t * i H t a l i o f It K W h f t n w i H it, d«*rt a f i r d ; P R I C K I v r i i f f i i o f > rilit I 'H t u t t t t h r Ir a p p r <ivi»I t t ^ t o l u r 23. u m l n r k Ere-Mai M o n t h s — *'»:**• v A . . . r n d s e a l tills t h n v e m b e r , A . U. I » U , 11 a ( B o a l ) , C l e r H c m i m d t t Ity A . M . N » v . 7. U . I I , I S , O t h U . ^ , b o u k C lr c C o u n W K K D * * . m t t K l n y o f * A « t t C y , F H . 6. I I s . o u r t . l o r i d a . l>. C . N o - _ 5 • A . . ’ *7 • - . rA 7. . w * 7. a One or more pairs of rHuiwnIfi# Bird Silk Hosiery Will nlways^ ap liei*. They como(paokod in apecial gift boxes in.nil t h e v a r i o u s >• * • * W tart c o l o r S f t o T h e ^ a .# p*-* , p a i r . a . h#JLSe•J|Z.e^i*•••*•A*S•*»* *4"•* * ; **1*•****•**” ** <U.‘? u a u±Ut<Ll}tiik vKi4,- sJL- For Dad or Brother ' T V p y ' 1 _T, 81ippcrB altvd>’3 rhAkti ah''BCc^t)tKKDi'gfft fo r tnem^ui*: Com fy F e lt-o r JFipo Kid; jLd^thar to>«hoc#o f r a m b # t . . .. r^. .,x t. . . I * * »*l • * jvM- $ 2 .9 0 i Vi a O/fNi O l* V The G ift That Mother Likes H O W DOCTORS T R E A T COLDS A N D THE FLU . v* ..,-.i* . , , .t .. E vcty woman Hkfes a p air o f Cohify Slippers either £elt or .quiltod satin in blue,, purple,viavwulor, old rose or black fro m • * ;■ x-w , •. 2.00 $ •*>w t $ 5 .0 0 to V> j t ’A t t If In Doubt Give Gift Certificates *fhc easy waV' to sRop ‘ SHOP S liO l* .«y, M A IL Qh A. r ^ p fl.iD A T H E H O M E O F ( i o O l ) SILOES *.r -? r.«.t I-Vttw.ruvn V’seM ♦ ‘-.ti Stresses /TI . * bi * fe i Women’s Sweaters $6.95 ' aj Made of Waakahlc scrim In 2U yd. length. Ruffled tie*", ho ruff\ed'etfrV" backs match the ruffle taitu. Jit'whlt,®. nigularly |«)l at . Saturday uf Hftc pr. R.teseTfKfrl FLOOR 2—D-I. .FLO O R fl— 0 1. Boys’ Bath Robes $5.50 • Sweater Suit For very young-children—reg. , . Sweaters, loggias jugl cap dn sot. Cplors of t^d, %atv brywp. ujien iij. ehua^ mcusngu 21 to 28. fiaber/igy For y o u t h s g c b p ui - * L V 50 Pr. Curtams 98c * Specially purehiiscfl for Satur day sale—-the big collars add wai mill ami , altmctivchee*. Sixes 86 lo 44 in in iff, green, rust. Not shown before. Sat­ urday nl (6.U5. ex —> 'AS - .. ■ T.Vi ' The Christmas J « . ‘ trains^ mild rsrtlllentiH i aim ll -1»* 'r * ‘ Hoe Kennel Reg. • t n a redccracd uccordlpg to law tax deed will lasnc thereon onl tho Itln day of December. A. J>. 191tj ■ C ^ T i*. - Witness my offIclQl • I g n a l i i r o l U U U . O O 5 il.) IftLA, k.|, - ' V - - - 7 mmmaammmmMmammwmmmmmnmmM f o r I 1 11*24 A • ‘V ccrildpt* of the i s s u a n c e orjui.-h o«r|lf/cato In the .nnmo of P*. 1 J. Xland. Phone 571 -J Htid (hit ill thn I.atMlin IllllA* ( HV111 i |tr * m*nl in\ fliinl it* cfjiuit n ,i« |*i*- L o n gw o o d , Fla. I V i This puppy hits rare eonformntfon, great substance, huge Itone, altogether a dog . of harmonious .Shcphnri^ t|ualitica. Undoubtedly of chmppioiisliijt calibre. Siro— Double cli. ftero of Elmvjcw, Dam — Mtiltros (Jretehen U. Sleo. No better lircoding obtainable. H r«w ltii*|r i n pi* ITHE LAKE JESSUP LAND CO. : One Sable and Silver LEHMAN POLICE IHHi tt< t o b M 2 ?. A D l !*24 A l . M ’ i ; 1, H I M , . I ' x » M ‘ i i t v l k or h c I t W 'H U s r s S t f c l a t U £ < ’ - Those who have tried It any that It nets like magic, by oy fur more effec­ tivc and eeita ret tain titan the old atylo tive ccalomel, a l o m e l , here heretofore recommended by physicians. One or two C-alilabs nl bed time with a swallow of witter,— thul’a nil. No snlta, no nnusea nor the slightest Interference with euting, work or pleasures. Next morning your cold has vanished nnd your •lystem ferls refreshed nnd puri­ fied, t'alolnba nre sold only in original senled packages, price ten cents for tho vesl-pocket siao; ihirty-tive cents for the large fam­ ily package. Recommended and guaranteed by druggist’s. Your money back if you are not delight­ ed.*-Adv. H« * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ * ■ P apprcivdil n iim l » h d • ‘ 7 i r o n c t r d a n e c . W i t h * t» *- nm i b b r S o c c i a p r o p ee r r l t y rn t tl y . K l o r l 7 r e K s l n l e o f W . J Illll t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n , t o n il m U n m v r«»iir**rii tl»ut *»n the* i l n y •<( A I> i l l I A p p l y l o f Ii n I l o v i t i r n t i t f r R * E' I I n n i f l i i t r f rr. J i i t l gi* * » f t f i i J r ! < *(»ur|. m i J 11d g " » • f o r 111 > f l (1 f i t « ! ‘ J i U * * h » - w * R « r , * , i » i i I m f t f I l i f t N I f Ii 11! «»f W J. H I hi*. «*■(!; . i i i i l I h d ' n t I h i * n h i n ** U m e 1 w ill p r » ! i * m i m i y f l n . i l m r o i i n t 11 ; i n ] j t ♦ * i , | i ' | r l n i f N r t h l « * P f a I f % i t t »«1 a n k f o r i\ : . r v r * tv % of k u h of stri Bee. ---- i------I it-.SEU. 1. it a nviiAdltr i t « acres, Id v _, »pp __ Ill N o w l i n 37 t l i I r h • a a d o a p p l i e s # i o * M i I j* c c c ec rt il l f l s no i ao . d c a c r l hb o d l n n m m l l p p on tl c C o uu f• ---------3 •*;________ ± C n t ’U T O F C O t l N T V J F I K I R . m l n n l e C n n n t y , S t a t e o f F l o r i d a * It. r e R e U i t e o f C l t a r l o e l . u o d q t t M ' . N o t i c e i » h e r e b y , g i v e n , tn t. a ll w h o m It m n y c o n c e r n , t h a t o n t h e i d a y o f D e c c t n b c r , A , D A . . . T D . I 9H , n r o B e n t c m y f i n a l n c c r j t i n l s ' » » E «-1 w c s h a l l a p p l y l o t h e r t m i n r a h l e K . J l o u s h o l d e f . J m i t r e o f s a b l C o u r t . 'JhHr^Pprovai! **,* r4'. * i * a - Jj'C u ilK i* .if I ' m l u t t f o r o p r f i n a l D . W a t . r ’H s c h n r K i * a s K x ^ c i i t o r s t i t t h e e s t a t e D a t e d O c t o b e r II , 1 V l l t C I N I A B M 1T I I , , n x o e u t r l x . ; -if ' C h a r l e s I . u n d d u l s t . d e c e a s e d : n u d tlint a t t h e e n m o U p i e w e P p s e n t , m y f i r m ! n m i t i n t a -n s x n t i c n o r A r r i . i c v r i b N j r o h T A T D F . K D I t N D K I * r i e i u o r — s . . . o . .f . . . s . a. -i - d - - - e- - s - t - a - -t - e - , - - - -n - n- - d - - - - - - » k f o r i t s O F T I i n - U t t s r . l M l i # T J M V , t h f i r a p p r o v a l . V t k “ o P O F M O k . b a t e d 6^ n b c r » I A , D . Ilast. i n n d H i * . ,1 \ / . r - " / * ! A X E l . T . U I N D Q U I S T N o t i c e l a l . a r a h y / B l J V o t h a t H . J. , E L M K i t L U N P Q U I B T . • *i-nt«euD>rs I l y n n p u r c l i R i « 6r o f T n * C m r t l f l c a j c N o . 23 J . i i f i i o i l . t j i f t 3r d d a y * 4* A * I>. 1C , h i H f i l l ' d s n t d W t i / l - i t * t e In n ly o f f i c e a n d - l i a n m f c d a a p p l l r n l I o n f o r T r i D ^ r d U o l ^ B U r ln , a r e o r d o n r r w i t h lltr . Bm lcfc c t ft l ft c a t e i m b r i C M t h # J o l l o w l w ' ‘k • c r l b e d p r o p e r l y u l t a a t t d Jft. B t w iii t o l e ( 3p t l n t y . F l o r i d a , t b - w l t t • t E H o f. S H * i o f N B C , * » * * 1 T w p a n a . i t a n K . r j a K .',1 0 a r r * - T o b r e a k u p a c o l d o v e r n i g h t t h e . e n l d I n n d b e i n g a v s e s » c d * t tli. t o c u t s h o r t a n a t t a c k o f g r i p p e , ■ In to o f t h r I s s u n n o e p f a u c b c e r t l . t l u e m u t o r s o r e t h r o a t , p h y s i c U t t s flcla te In t h e rn m -in n f .J . F r a x l o r . • T h n * K .- J M y a n . p i t r a h a s a r " t af n d d r u g g i s t s n r c r t o W f e c d i m j r t e n d T a x C e r t l X J c i U * N o . 100. * 1 0 t » ( l t i n - ;i:__ n g i lC .a l o_________________ l f t h s , t h e n a u s c a l rtk'l. c a s ' G l i lo f i l l t - d n y - o f . J u n e , A , D . M f t f • ]* « » n e l t a b l e t,' t h a t I s 'j t u r l P c d f p o m f i l e d *11 I i ) c e r t i f i c a t e I n f l l f f * f f sttd h a s m a ili) n p p l lc n t l* > U f W I h n g e r o u l t n u d a i c k o n l h i f effefcta. tir.n that “ our prosperity, our «dvancement,' our portion o f * good fortune, must largely depend upon the share that shdlf bo allnted to o i It neighbora," ho declared that Atncricnn must be constantly toady to help both at home srtd abroad where American nk) is dAr.ired and will be effective. “ We have attempted to perform i services for European nations, boenuse by that menua ip a broad way wo are serving ourscjvca," ho concluded. “ We wnr.t to sic them raised up so far as possible to nur larger markets for our own production. We wish to help them, more over because it is only throng], service that we can din' vclop our individual and national lives. It is along this course of action that we are in most likely to contribute to those conditions ! which will he most ‘effective for maintaining universal peace and i most likely to make the largoXt contribution within our power to the advancement of humnn wel­ fare." Situated only ten miles from S an ford on the A. C. L. R a ilw a y and on the D ixie H igh w ay is rapid ly becom ing the mecca o f fish er­ men and visitors gen- crally. W ith the many local im provem ents made and the i n t e n s i v e building program un•der w ay the town is advancing rapidly. Fine homes are o f­ fered fo r sale on easy terms, situated midst fin e oran ge t r e e s . These modern in every way. B efore purchas­ ing look them over. F or fu rth er details and inform ation phone or write. W e aim to serve you! h a s r h e a d t o l t ^ a ww . B a l d f a l l o w l loir n a ' u n t e d I n fR 7 » l V - * * 7 /?v-*V-' r " ^ * 7 ■ Netherthe United States arc tint tho possession of the most southerly ■ -------- ~ o f 6 t o 14 y r s , i n r a y , r e d , b l u e n n d m o h a w k o l o r . W i t h n h u w l C o l l a r — 3 u t t o n s u n d c o r d e d . S a t u r d a y r i c e d n t ( 6 . 50 . (5.76. MAIN FLOOR— D-I. / mqjM jli A Turki-.li a n d buck towels—reg. Saturday at 12 for ( 2 . With red atrfpcd bor­ der and plain. Full (17x33 tdxe. Huy for your own,needs now—for Christmas g i f t * t o p . Saturday doten nf (2. 20c i n c h The whole store is lirim full of values—and savings Christmas in the air—ami much of the merchandise mentioned here will serve for gift purposes. "A , L>i All Men’s Suits $10 O ff * 17x33 Towels $2 Doz. Here's an'offer that will bring t h i s men out in aiiurj-y! Every aula, lii'th e house rrtJtlceff'flfl'*3 ' "* Saturday only. A ll aftoVlil many mmlelk.* RulLT rihtb to ffB. Sava $10 byputtfUa**'' ' tng. here \pa Saturday.‘.v’* ■- ' M A IN FJLOQR— 6-1. ’ *'* MAIN FLOOR—D-I. L n n iin i Sale Women’s FrocksAbout 1-3off Every velvet hat in stork—|<>‘p* uUr modeln— formerly |fi.U5 to (IK .50 this Saturday HALF PRICE. Trlmmod witli oatrirh, ribbon, pom puran. Half off. Thirty dresses fn two groups Saturday, $Ud)H for frocks formorcly (111.50. (22.05 for all wool drassea here now. Only this Saturday— sires complete 16 (o 40. FLOOR 2— D-I. ■ MMBJHIflls ' j>t *• ORLANDO, FLORIDA • < , . * * # » • * Our O ut-of-T ow n Friends are Especially Invited to Make FLOOR 2—D-l. T HI S Gift Fruit Baskets • 65c /* Three duten Ivoaketa of wicker -—Interwoven with vividly hued atripca—lurgr »iae in. length 11 inehca widu and 7 inrhea deep. Ilondlo nttaehed to be Xiilod with fruit fvr f-Jir|»tnin gifts A&c. - Their Christmas Shopping tjeacfqparters ________ MV ^ 1R I All Velvet Hats y2 o f f t. . <3 rv.w r|*l «■ * f . E Christmas Shopping is on in Earnest AT THIS BUSY STORE' FLOOD 3—D-I. Ah if by magic, ‘he store lins been changed into n grefit wondMftiid ,of Cljrlst.mofi gifts. Almost over liight the .'ober aisles of week ago have become bright MiUh ho|id»y l dccoraUdn. Everything one sees is a gift, and parcels have assumed an-impressive nspcct of mystery. The. greut markets of the world have inured forth tbeir best morchandJs^ i(i abid ance. ^ Of course, our best efforts have been given to the Children's Christmas. Toyland'Js bigger ami better than ever. There nre dolls and animal*, electrical and mechanical toys, alnns»j; \yithout end. Joy land is a place where grown-ups as well as small folkswfU like to linger, T;*,. ‘ » — . All about the store many apodal arrangemop ts have been made to assist you with youj- Christ­ mas shopping, and you are invited to take full advantage of the'many holiday serylcaa.. — " R , ■» #iM g .» *•*■,••■ .* • f f 7- wanfaiaiaenianiiiia M H f. 'j* *v r H ^ n ^ t •* W i Ttirae were bought at a " low price. They *ro Swiss hsnklos, white and colure, *. V’* ** 3 In a boa at |l.r M A IN — tv*''. >r & .11- r*Y*' if; M AIN FLOOR— D-I. MAIN FLOOR—D-I. All Cotton Btouketo Actual, values from |1-2C to ( 1 .00—we picked these up nt a low pricq end |>au the (hying to.you. 6 jdoacn in all, Blight ly imperfect. In 4 Inch to 6V4 inch sixes, liuy Balurday 05c t ». ■■ •'$ 4 5 4 -9 ’ 72x84 Com fort ^ *’ A MivcAulvy Ufl cotton blan­ ket in a double <16\&0 xixe. The regular (Jrice la $6. O r­ der by number of 6921 at 1 1.49; * " * 't ' 0 -ii.'i sr.c. MAIN FLOOR—D-I. M A IN lay l it (6-96 - M i l Ij u n 'r A cot tun .filled com fori—all* Povf. ri In *•* MAIN floor-D -l.,’ *.i r-( 4 FLO O R — D I. a U also an Orangi brand er. This Is h'45*(6 inch olip at 31c or (4.t>6 doten. In'. , 42x86 aise at 86c t.r WJ50 ' d9*cflL l*o wer priced Rgluf, dgy only. ,*+ M AIN FLOOR - D-l. JLO O R -D -I* T l i p y a rp , d a i i » U l y b r o i d c r e d h a n k i e s b o x e d m o s t I n n m a n n e r . *«Kb. , t o i — e p d a t t r a p t l v a 200 b o n a i t 4«., *tl ■•.T7V . . t^%•ft A* **»"> 1u Illed iosUntly by imnioiyU Mail or phone onlcra fllk •4 If uo#ble to shop hew. Delivery Hy btw qrooai.. phono,or write Princflln, who, who.wiy half for )«>¥•*•*♦ r '!: V ; fc. ^it»k >t*"‘t , (1 I r* ■* ya/. * ■ Rt%. i« * - i w» i y*. * '» r f H V . . 1 U. MAIN FLOQR—D-I. .1 M J / : jf o . f tA -rtOwf-k *wr > VDouble wear ripplottc bed in aize 62x90 at (1.65. In 72x90 aIit* at (1.79. In Hlx 90 aUr at (2.19. pricea lese than usual for Saturai only.' ’ ' ' ' Sale! 200 Boxes N ew Hankies ■f t 95c" « r” • e - ! <r*v. .j; &■!, ■■■X axiij(jK aaaaaaaaaaaaaaM aaaM aaB B i t ■ ti: ii i . Thin is our brand of nhent— ORANGE—and is an tntcj’Ptiormlly gdod value. Also 63 x*J9 site at (1.29 t-a. or (15.Z5 dozen. Other, sites reduced to this Saturday. ! Because of our G reat ^Stocks of I|oliduy Merchandfee— advantage- - . ously bought, and reasonably priced — because* assortments fcre larger, it is a pleasure and 90 much easier to m ake selections. * -*r- Wins Shears 65c ' ..... 85c Bed Spreads Pillow Cajucs * —— Here are the Reasons why you can ; Here with Econbmy and PleaiiSflBv^ 81x90 Sheets . $1.29 * -n jj; ----rit*i-*i< - 1—i < - !«•» ■Mi j ti m m - TJtii M/i ' * mj. ft *1 �*S¥ST — — Herald i,A,4W-' > • ' * ,^ . irm »«f»al at a » r a t l. FI«rtM Second Class Miller, M i l ) at ih i P6*iorri« viar.du. wilder Act of arch i N u s m __ ........KUITor (I. n o w s a t ) m cno— ^...i.wanag^ P h n i 14* Arnnat •OX HATH* Six Monllil... II.** rvszsfxr W . W _ C « i l » r , ( PJ| rerwD In City Weekly Edition ranS I ReYt. v 5,r.y ft- | ■! _ ■■■ Scare ’Em Into Shopping E arly .. . Still tru stin g that there are States w ho can be touched w ith o f w e a ry clerks and post-office ■ '« ___i ,ru ,l..a -* . ■ • iSI» T ,. •. >*t» m any people in the United nn.appeal fo r consideration employes, civic d u b s here .nm nalrm a cnlolt* fo r T H E 8J ' *T 11—■— ' |■» ■ -*.c. tL D , P R ID A 1 MEMBER 5, 1924. — 2 .'a . As Brisbane Sees It About 1*000 W , Two Kind* of Miracle*. John D.. Jr., on Science. Since Cleopatra's Day. Queer, Dangerous D^ya. KIT a funeral in ChiJ leaving B0 many « , * BY AR TH U R DRISBANB e ( C o r K k i lt*4) Just how much response may he expected from this kind­ ly w ork is hard to Bay. The usual thousands o f Christm as shoppers will w ait until the last shopping hours before D e­ cem ber T w e n ty -fifth , and then rush about, /(indignant be­ cause of their ability to fin d w hat they want ft* the depleted stocks, iinpatient with the clerks who w earily try to serve them, and so generally irritable and rambunctious they should be sent to ja il for thirty days. A s fo r thinking o f the mail clerks and carriers, the nlwnys-late shopper gives little heed to them, except as he t«r ®yP9FqnKI?s58 Tht,y any a I groom got drtmk on maybe he jurt kiu«i THREE NEWS headings on th e1 front page. One telle o f Lord Northcliffa sending a spirit mesengc from heaven to Lord Beaverbrook, ivnothcr newapaper owner, through the late Bonnr Law. You read that, smile and turn away. ] Thnt sort of miracle doesn’t inter­ -I est you. Mun in RockUnd nr world will end Feb. i * limn since such n ..A L NOTICEi All obituary , Tan-dr Dr thanks, ranolutlnna __ .,..llo«a of entertainment* where k ir t n are made will bo charged or at regular advertising ratee. IBM *r>IB ASHOCIATBO rillEM „nboc<ated I’ rraa U exclueiTekocI entltled to Iho aa« tor rrpubIon Of all newe dlapatrhra Ited ta lt or not otherwise cred- realises that delayed mailing o f packages may mean they THE NEXT HEADING, ‘ PictIn this paper and almi Iho local wa published herein. All rights will reach their destination a week or so a fte r Christm as. Il* dio s<,nt from ropubllratlon nf special, dispaleh' TTtis happened right often last year, because o f" the am az­ Now York in Twenty Minutes.*’ - J hereln are *l*o reserved. You see pictures of the British ing increase in Christmus g ift mailing. A n d they say that , FRIDAT. DECEMBER 5, 1924. this year, due to the general prosperity of the United States, Premier Baldwin and Calvin Cool— idge nccurnttdy unit through the and the general good spirits prevailing in all sections of the b i b i .b t h o u g h t f o r t o d a y other without wire*. Thnt MIR­ country, the largest Christm as business ever known will be ACLE doe* interest you. No fake FE AR VtOT:—Thu* snith thi­ hnndlcd by the United States Postoffice Departm ent. ., about that, no medium having n ll that created thee, O Jacob, he IWit formed thee, O Israel. So, if instead o f taking a chance at arousing considerate i(.0IIVU|Bj(in nnd turning down the »r riot! for I hnve redeemed thoughts in the minds n f the people, the well-meaning c iv ic •,i|rhtn. 4 v<» ■•ectoplasm," just science I bare called thee by thy n I • 1 1. . a a . « a * * 1m1 n o n / l n o t ( i si tv i m i I r r n i n 1 A T ? T i ( l i D M P l t f l l O 1f l t I 1 ' a .« ime; thou art mine. Isaiah 4.1:1. clubs w ould conduct it cam p aign to S C A R E the people i n t o J t r u t h , m a ilin g th e ir C h ristm a s g if t s e a rly , th e y would a c h ieve th e ir NEWS heading d esired results much m ore su rely. Just a fe w fa c ts know n f T H E T H IR D V* TH E SMILE OF A FR IE N tl about the tim e needed b y the p o s to ffic e fo r d e liv e r y o f tolls you that scionco travels faster y ' Oh, how mnny hrarts arc longing C h ristm n s m ail w ould s ta rt m any n Mr. nnd M rs. P u tc if- o ff j r.,ll5 !?n’ f CL'ordinft tn John For a cordial word of praise, I). Rockefeller, Jr. •’or a smile of recognition to sh op pin g e a rly . Talking to ms Bible clans, he “ bat will cheer their dreary days! D ecem b er 5, fo r instance, was the ((a le on w hich pack­ Mays: “The'development of mind _rerywhere are men whose labors ' Earn for them our friendliness ages intended fo r the P a c ific Coast should h ave been m ailed land matter hns so far outstripped thatifrank npprpcintinn in S a n fo rd . A d ay la ter fo r each th ree hundred m iles east |tho development of the spiritual We should readily express. o f th e re wits to lie allow ed. S a n fo rd people can fig u r e th a t lvalues in human life.” And. Mr. 1“ 8 eiviliantlon fo 1*' brief nnd time i* fleeting; out and see how m any chances th e ir p ackages w h ich h a v e ; KJ * ' ^ b 1 not been m ailed have o f reach in g exp ectan t frien d s in tim e :n,lt‘rr‘,wn r* tflnn ’ Always there is urgent nci*l or fraternity nnd kindness. fo r the C h ristm a s m orn in g opening. , T H E A N S W E R IS "N o. and the Yet we pay so littlr heed It doesn’ t do much good to u rge people to shop e a rly . It I ' ' nolworth building h «»n t out to the problems of our fellows; grown the Rocky Mountaimi.” _ I f on must have encouragement does not do much good to rem ind them o f how th ey m igh t Men in a few year* will tnke And full credit for their efforts c on trib u te to a h ap p ier C h ristm as fo r the sto re nnd post- th’| riitlin the trip around the Or they cannot feel content. o ffic e people, i f th ey would not do any last-m in u te shoppin g world in twenty-four hour* nnd ! *f „ ul) the rest of science for granted. resolve to greet our neighbor* o r m ailin g. But they will never take the Ser­ With a friendly word eiirli day; mon mi the Mount for granted. In Hut it does do a lot o f good to call up a p ictu re o f that be more than merely civil w orry-lookin g, C h ristm a s package a r r iv in g th re e days Inte, the word*, "Suffer little children AS W* rush along life’s way; to come unto me, and forbid them th of»On should scatter sunshine w hen e v e ry b o d y is th o ro u g h ly sick o f holly paper, S an ta not, for of such is the kingdom of P ROV IDE NCE . N E W S That will gladden every milu, heaven,” there i* power greater Claus riblMuiH, and C h ristm as seals. *, For the souls of men are yearning than the murh-diacusaed power fcj-* For thq comfort of a smile. C e t th at shoppin g finish ed , and the " D o n ’ t-O pen-Till- locked up in the atom, greater than Oui Soil them friend The Sanford nine* to quit the light and busy — O. Lawrence Hawthorne. C h n s tm a s ” parcels mailed. all the power that would lie produr ( F l a . • lleiald, is seriously in error Hself with futile "alibi*. I L imuko of differenres within it* ed iiv harnessing all the waterfalls ‘ when it iates, "There is no Demoe—-------------- o--------------- — nil the tides, or the sun itself The ' w,,','n ' ‘ "l " ‘ ” "" ' ! own ranks the Di inoi ratii Party A politician is a statesman who only real, eternal power is in idea*. I rury lt! the East, ^asl, rv. Demmrai > W1,v |ai,. in organizing for the I h lUII failed (n btiaineaa. j worth;, "t the name. The Demo- recent rum|yiipn, and it was oppos IKlW THINGS II.W ’E rhiiuged 1rrat* ilntc don't know the fundu- tsl by a perfect miuhitie wdh un H The buVning que»tinn of the hour 'rh e s tn lu lc s rtf c ilv and s ltitc arc rep lete w ith law s re ­ in “ mighty Egypt” since Antony, a |mental principle of Democracy.” [limited tinaminl resource*. As th e 1 la tho price of gasoline. g a rd in g tr a ffic . E v e ry con ceivab le form o f d r iv in g nnd groat Itoman. married the u gly' Dui Kbu ida contemporary ap- Philadelphia Record says. "P ro b -| < • *. • ----------*>--------in th e , riooputia. that he might use her|pareniU i- not in accord with n aid v more than Imlf of the voters Folka. who *pell our eity Sand- e v e ry con ceivab le situ a tion isc a re fu lly p ro vid in g lo r t lie laws wen* s tric tly obeyed it is d iffic u lt power, and especially her gold, injremaili -t qu de> fiom the Prmi weie sold on the Hoolidge idea beB , and many do, must think we j books. I f all to see bow any accident could possible occur. his light against <’»«c«ai And now (donr. \ ■' that “ among the very foie the Democratic Party was In’ the Sahara. little t leopatta, daughter of th eill'cM i lug* 111 this countrj today ready to exhibit its candidate and it.- i- lie-. In hu-ines- -ucti meth­ And yet o f all these laws, on ly one, it seem s, is any w h ere It demie*. could have imagined i* tb. I 'imowratic Party.'' i; -The trcruhle with that a^hool girl Why should within n few n oturie* her [ a t. dun in the smalles' od- do not succeed nplexinn 1* that any old hug can near p ro p erly en fo rced . S peeders on town and cou n try roads t,’ hat iintry would lot sole mitt itig to .ta t' t die I nion. iiiiine’ y Khodu they he expected to succeed in pol are q u ite likely In be a r p s te d , as they E-miy the *nme stuff. v e rv p rop erly should hilh . , liutulhatmg , , , , r I,, i , , . c ,, , . . , tlv oi'lers frtim :* Irlnnd - .in |"dl UK,(mil honest votes itic!. fi; . ( ----------o- lie, till. som e folks d riv e around fo r probably a life tim e , per- ptd.. foggy island .m the north Iq li; • ii li-ui I* tai f 1..111 la-ing We feel tjtiile Mire ttiat solar eeond thought and a little mqmty Why riot get Abe Mitchell aud , haps n ever d im m in g th e ir b righ t h eadlights, perhaps v e rv fre»r Europe, the land dead Jcorge Duncan to play an cxhthi i-xhifii ---- 1* Human ...... ...... All f us well remember II'IJ ii the part of The Sanford Herald *,1'• ion match on the Sanford t.olf ijiien tly without any tail ligh t, o fte n on the w ron g side o f the , " ‘l" “ h" 'h ,h*> . ......................... ... when 'io ttipuldleiui Party reetdv- will clime it to nine ml its statement [C o u r s e 7 s tre e t, and inc.-ssently cu ttin g corn.-rs. Hut th e y alm ost U y ^ ' u .^h L .^h u ^s' of'^the . -hires of the Mcditer- L'd the el.-itoiul vote of onlv Utah that Hie Democrat* in the East ... .. . y,., „,,q, . _ —-------o f in v a ria b ly m u <*vcr unmoU^U*(i • • ••• Tit). , '*'«*■*’ wa* Jl-'n t know the fundanientnl prin- m (Tt, truo. r~ .torci r Ko?* ne» » M J. doesn’t matter hoard n vaudeville qL SSLS* ,k" A ( 17-foot octopu, Wt ' Santa Gnu Island, t mile* from Wall "■ Strut. In Knn sum City a | what the tired I,lining is a hath. That wji ( , rnent. -: Ti-- - Sim m ons Sil„ R e fr iK e r a to j at Ball Hardwarei DEMOCRACY IN THE EAST Time To BeRin Hut so it is The Itriti'li lion heard ll- gloomy pi* h-turn tlmt mill.-. Egypt ..ay- “ All right, I theltepil a itti Pm 11 w a ij o w n and will pay what you wish, I will d > " l*t mid H i ’ Hiete would he a iu v. what you plea-e, and I will g*>l out j polite al a n oienl in America V of the Sudan " I imwi nmiiv li...... mi lulling jtlu: ntile S.i'ifi rd newspupei. up *,\ g , i v k l \ q u ' . - e r , d a n g e r o u * leaf to he h -onu what the MIOlo del .‘i i v In Si*nitl«» tht* « « i n m i ' n t ft ame ol r.iiid today with w a n t * to ileonantel a n m n o e o t • nee to l li'in - iacy The Demotialie Party tins exper loiil.ing lu o a d r n s t ilig sta tio n Vo Bomis day Kanfi ud will have a Tho ..... ....... ............ . i e v o m i: a lady, wife ..f the ii ,’iccst many defeat* in the past, lin* Which will make folk* oxer I In . 1 Ua t ion i s g t t t m g to be one ol p i u a r n l ^ l im port- P'oprietor. sent through Ho an but tt still lie fer- to make pa-1 In EntofprDethink the> are on the aiu‘*‘ Scarcely a night can one d riv e into the cou n try w ith- " l','“'*! ,(>il l»-d time -«<>»> What <trot- and pa ' it istake- and pa-t I l-VtTl'tt?' It II ID 31** III E’li n ’t.s III Mli) Other Bid.r of E«-t Hoe, out m e e tin g s o m e t ;,i w Imse d riv e r refu ses to dim his lig h t, ' "Tim''T;! ’’ iquCnt eampaigri Mither than ex * i . i,, , .1 ‘' " • ' " ' " i t e n n g s o m e c a r w ith p e r h a p s unl> one (mad ihmgs e.oild be more niaoceni. for ^ ' I m l lir L !k ia g u"!’"«!d "h ! ’lVtde tS ca ' v H >; M " V ,,k J' K" 11 ed'^en o f l.akeland was %irl down the *treet a* she dolilu-d nio’ o n n g at n iglil on a cou n try road near (leala. W ith ou t more paint on her crimnun cheeks. , w arn in g he crashed suddenly into a truck parked w ith ou t any ligh ts on the side o f the mud W h y his own ligh ts failed A man'* wealth should lie m e n s t o r e v e a l t h e t r u c k i s n o t k n o w n , n o r d o e s it m a t t e r . W h a t bred bjr. the dents in his brain and l s H I U T r s t t o h n is t h i l l 11 l f M u r k was j m r k n l o n ; » p u h : A b> .the deni* in hi* pia’ket Ik h i g h w a y al n i g h t w i t h o u t li g h t s - a n d t h a t a r n a n w a s V * f i --------- — k ille d . we've btoen'handed ' hi le k' 'bat"*, but .pie " f Deitmerney Our fiietu make- i grave mistake, What The H o aid needs and a good many - tlni Democtat*, North, S' uHi at d West neetl- is tu eheer up. The high aim- and purpose* of Hu- I ).-rpi..i till 11- Party are enduring. and no victory, howevei promuiie- I hv it- oppi.iients ran ever ili-po-e of the vital i-Mie* which form ttie hmkglonml ..f the party of .letter -on a lid ,Ia, k *-»n tine i* wa Img time preHrhing a funeral n\ei the I'enim iatic Pait\ a d o lla r o r m ore with us orrery week, letting your account increase with time I SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK In te re st P a id un S a v in g * Account* ^ t S tre n g th -Service P rogress [ 1 TlIK N E C L IG lB L E SniT H HIE FOURTH ESTA'I'E " tl W 'n*t' lne*‘* *” which large ad-1 they rhould i,e taken seriou-dy h y I h'vature. Haying. "Tiiat for you." vert Dor* have accomplished the i suppression of news of importance One <Iruin o f n consignment o f tu the public. It Is nut true that (tn thousand labelled in general this can be he done by .gallons, the public. H i* not well for the public, nor for the papers. The conftdenre of the people in the pres* should nut he shaken utiles* there is better foundation for the critici. in than there is. Most newiqta-. per men have a rather high ideal* " f their obligation to the public. They are not nil wise, hut they are i sincere. ______ „ reason why „ , There is „no sprang a leak the other an advertiser, or that it is attempty and let the secret out. Prm od. Advertising, more than ever gip*agents confiscated the en-! before in the history of jounalism, in a commodity to be I,ought uml •hjgment sold on the basis nf Its value to mlnirtrr bclievea in I the advertiser. In the better class nday and do*s nut want ] of papers there is less relationship the public Vhould‘ question"thai *tn'lqywf on the Sabbath, but between the advertising department I cerity, or should doubt the motive* "* ‘ 1 ■' and the editorial department thnn of' the newspatwrs. It is Important the 'Independent ought cover” < all there has even been since adver­ that the press should be free, and it .reportere , “ c on bunds Hard- tising became a factor. The ad­ cannot be altogether free if It is to i t ! —Be PeUrs- vertiser does not attempt to die* be under the fear which auch base­ torla 1 policy. Ho has less criticisms as hav »t. They never are, hnve recently recently R dotja not pay. On the he™ made are likely (oo create. 1 it Start tiow by depositing and compound interefl. ^ ht 1,01 1’ '‘j V" ^ " » * 'l U » . a Is a t e of f a r g r e a t e r ' " “t stolt >e.1t out -on nieiiace o „ om pul.lic h ig h w a y -, than a m an w h o m at . .■« d f-a ..... . NEW YORK TIMI s som e e x l e n l tin* s p e e d hunt And the sam e nun be - a i d '* " ‘ |l“ ''r m " tor the m ail w h o d l l \ e s w i t h b a d b r e a k s ol a loose s t e e l i n g I N ( I! I • A t it i, a I «• ■pel tabb hank The phra*e i» t >>l our*. It wa- ucretnhb t roti that the thing W i t h >11 it* fK’» r » anti luilU grar, iHJihivr, i» v%art, ilnvini; 11> ifc jw l hml " icomI r" VNmII I » . . i t . un nutnmtiljfJi with hip uil«*. • ri-** ' -eii L> ttie i liiir'e-lnn New* nnd |l- i-.nut'; 1 he fell to Iu- bad even new* read* like an hi count 11 ,n lk n i *" a g o o d Idea to i n a u g u r a t e a t r a l l i c law eii- -o n e nun following him He'- not i ourier in an otticle uhoul “The fm poluu- m the South. Ii is o f t tnniK frii' | fo! t enienl la n i p a t g n a n d it m igh t he a good idea not to wait ’ he kind that " ink u p ' men get Plight nf Hu- s-u lh ." wtmdi w a s 1not i u linb>*mnc I hint, for any until e v e ry o n e has been killed. away with written before III* ve ult o f the , State ol t-ection to have its polil-! With Iu* nutonuilir tie upim* Whan you get to the point wliel I, [lire, killing peteelive William P e r - I'resiilcntial election was known. 0 Okeridiotii-i• look* like a nice leal attitude determined, not by the , tin and woundtng two oltier police The aim wa, t< call the atten tion actual and living question* 'if the Ula Vraivt hnr.Hrd. then veil are men. mi mbei - of a detective -<|Ul«l ol Southei it pc- pl« to "the preear pn-etit. loil by old tradition- and t hvginning to play n pretty fairr gan That * the liungeimi* part. 4m«. leu* situation whnh this urction I'rujutlim and em rusted habit-, M IA M I III BAI.D \ b.i* come to o eupy pnlitically.” |The South i* sun-ly riot “ negligi[ IF IN THESE DAYS Satan Aeconling to tlu- editorial \ ie w ,, |de" in th- sen,**- of not counting lot of Mam Street f o l k * mi ! spends hi- time, as ill the part g.i- the root of Ho trouble in the South ' M our nalmiutl life 1III iii w -pupet hii-ito lot- Ileeri . ii>.., i , ,,................ | trj'lng to get tu Kh« v Street by Hut it i- un, mg up uml down m ttu- earth, ,1 at the pres, nr day lies in the fact happily t> m tin. meaning that W*y of- Wall Street but tlu-v lit M » nt fi»«*ntli»■ I«• n ituii: .......... •' of the advertising pag. - would la ml.-resting to know lum •re unjollv minlreuteit and end up p.reckon wdli it d h 111* t ntlnr:i* un ! hr jnirt hy III. edit o,in I depai I mem. with often people try I" hold him up or Hint "it ha* \ irt tut Ily no iiutiuiml poiitunl tnaimgy in aonifl.iiack alley priigram and .irtualiy no national a hxeil elect, ;it m all partisan •*h n! Iii* -ill ritiiplif tili'il t-f It ill, result llml luiveitising IS oo „ *h«nt through him. leadership.'* Tim New* and t"»mr-’ culrulation-. It- electmal vtde* do I* - n f u I m l . A r i S t .t m * n f let itttka the * >[iie-1mils about the not have to hi emupiugned tor; mill h lug he! plane than it Im- ever / T h c A It111*1 to lie It 1ell ti I- i .nil 1 at Dlt S T A N T O N VO L T , Bnli-h S.iuLh: they simply g,. my. the Democratic the Country Club, till! someone got li ny*j/1nt u i . i ' t - 4*laii n in-nl* in I . f«-!i been, leader of the Kllneal t'hureh tn 1* it st lunge that ii should column aut-im.iiu-ally r CArelc|p,iind let it g > t<, tulu \,.u ! i' i mid i*>h ti *tti 1>>t inu n-xM’mlion A -■-eeutal cbntge. ,.f a due Hy London, -ay- emaneipalion of wo he treated by Hie rc*t of tin| What will or Humid lunik up the! If anyone wunl- til play leiuu-. Ill ^ j til Inurnnli-in uli’lp **t In* r*** iuopposite "It. I- set l.lt h by II rum mean- the downfall of rtvdli.n country a- such a negligible political tixiiv and stagnation i n [ i ha* lto ti Del.and iu tlilando o ggo o to I l a n k l y n i l I p 'ili* i | i - t f \ i r » ;\|J <»f factor? U 1ui i- it contribut­ th, South cannot cotifnlenlly be t • 'rent writ r in a pioinllienl lion Many will -Hy if such a < ivili ■ft jr,| , *Ik?in M’«in in h* .» unit m .liolui ration as Hits must fall, let it fall ing today in iho way of pollti said. Hut in time the Southern) f Don’ t know wbethel it * moiillily He altml.- tin metlioil.' It will came up aunin any |i l l J l l h u t I h i I’l P S - i- Ih « r|u p i n t cal thought * What political State* will doutitle- * be found d i f - 1 judge or not. but the Min i lenny u h ) d m [ m r i i t < 111r m 111m u , P i . i i t * * f ! i j d u-«*l by I,-]).liter- III securing new The hero of tin- "Persian I ct Itnldcrr ha- il who posses* I fering ne.i dividing like others.' Standi X . Standard *u,v*. "While leghottir •i#l> unwMtthv nf t hr [itiMir "I a -cn.-ullulial chin in lei He Icm" would have told you thiii weight or authority beyond |For th,1 present il i- enough to won tho rhlekell pnxr at the stale ff h a l f fh i tlim if** ar,i I n n * h i r l i call* the reporters dlagoon.- of Ho- opening the haiion, letting women their own state? What con j mite with salisfaclion that Smith . fair, but the onion skin “ li*(r i»vi« '•'* i a f p h r l l i k ' w i n i l t h « * f n u i t h i n I n U * pre yyho permit no private eon take the veils off, each one getting struct!VP policies are its pen |erncr* themsedver. are increasingly it 01) thi* Ih*M hlinu I m s t u l l r n I n f t t * t i n t i n u * t h n t h a s . i er n .. i cniiiin priv nii li, accuses l*1 buahand for hernelf, would in.-i,' pie ready to light fnc with the irked hy the i*«>in 111o11 nKFunipl inn ’ '’ |uiused since Hurke declared it w h - ! ’ he dlt..i- ol a desire to drug Hu- downfall of rivjlin linn S ofia* brain* and zeal ihut made jthat the South cun always he dt IP Holt. f, om ! .nnd in. F o l k i 'who have been playing tb, mere p n w r tfu l tlian tin oilie r ttiree a, rot- Hi puge* d the paper them n power in the ,»!d day*? j nrni*d upon to go one way polit. r k e t * in tt all Street I mt«*Iy" had |C tat*-- o f Kngbind. S pace would individual affairs ivHirh h o - iu* b*gi ... Vlpo Implication •d these qUM- ICh II)’, tin mallei hew the rc-| ,| ter «lip out while the slipping hardly peimit ih, bare statement tlmale roneern to the puhll<. ItillN J. S L 4 T T K I I I . sentenced I IDUS are too sever Th* South i*ith s country goes in good and invest their earnings in of the eh* i ges which me brought The two indictments «lo not to the ydectiic chair, says "Thunk not wholly barren in ViUtesmunahip. | _____________ jtanford real e'date where it will again, i tiie press. T he Sc touch not to lit each other very well. Ii ull you. Judge." Reporters call his Il sends tnen to both llousej of | only on motives but on method*. new s cun he suppressed Unuc i» |tono sarcuttir and wonder at hi* t ongrda* fit to hold Ilieir own tvilh C<j» te m p o ra ry Comnnqil They leave journalism tattered nnd ^not much left for the dragoons nf ! audacity i he mnn may have been tH*• best men thut represent the before the, world. For- the -pre** to do If nrimle sincere. f ’ The Republican campaign com■ torn, shamed a North, North. iIt-is not the the lack lack of of indiindi ' The earth shall inherit the meek , , . -- no no private 7 " l’WT' "A '-pint V ,r,\ locked up in “ f is not :nittic him si-vend Ihousand more tunnleiy the cavings of the critic* concern* remain |uivate it would [ t»«rormed brain should be grateful |Vi4q «| talent that causes th* South — Now York Herald Tribune iollara than it needed. Also s«-y are largely has, I, *», the product of seem that the power of the idvct ( l " “ JlldS*‘ fni setting it free. apjvcar to tie under a itoliticai *1 million more voles. New tiieir own distempered minds, or User i* not a* great as some of j — . blight. Tile true explanation i» Education jmy . ull of fork Herald Tribune. They go they have application only i o n 1,-w the critics claim AS FOR A l 'H A t T T Y . men with ( ur different. It ha* been thrust Jthe great c a c h e are college gradknd 1(1'hand all right. j paper* The truth i: Hud there ure verv nothing to lo-e. cant lose any ti(K,n the country in one Hresifjon- ; tinted.—-Jerscv City Journal. One of the most s.-iious charges few paper* against which either of ' bill*. The real audacity and fear tjai campaign after another, Until' lullua Fleischmaim, recently di IS thnt the puperr are dominate I hy the charge* may lie There may lie .'»*»■ courage, according to Dante, n,)W R rnurt have become’ plain | I f a woman let, « ,„un hrug mile, unfortunately, hut they are i w» " /hown by the gentleman in r,. nil. The solid South i* a one- about ni* pan I,mg' enough he will edx^rho, It is rumored, has h,-,.., I U’ ’ • ‘•*rert'.er*. w ho dictate poli to’ marry again, said the ‘ n,,t 10 the news column* not typical of the press iu general. “ Inferno" who. as he sunk hack party region. For convenience, it wont her to i«k,\ care ,if his fu­ »y upon Ins arrival from i m* lll‘‘ vdltorial page. It ir j It is not wall that these serious |' " lo the boiling pitch, looked up cnlU U#eH Democratic, but any ture.— Sandusky Register W Would jurtiissoori j'um'p ! 'l,dlv possible that l|iere haVe been] chat gea should be made nnd tlm t' toward heaven with an insulting othur. ___ _______________________ ___ _ to name would have eufflcnd J ' m havt* yel to be given a gold Sk. brick but. jd as marry again." T H IN K of the money you might iiave saved — but didn’t! |,-uver the forced solidarity of tbtso 1 . Speaking ,.f distinctively v ineriBot n » « j o , being sentenced for Southern States. They always vote can architecture, what1* tho mot“ * eternity, had nothing to lose. one- way.- It is known in advance ter with the filling station?— !Roan- _ .. that they will do so. There is no DU. D. E. G M t I N , of France, on nuceurlty o f conducting in them a his way to America, should have political campaign, ufter the fash na warm a welcome us we usually Ion in other parts of the rountry. reserve for princes nnd others that Political discussion in the Snathjs never did a day’s work. i purply pro forma. The result at comes tlm. ”Dr. * ■ Gerin —— ----— to demonstrate' mw v iinv-, nnljp ij'^jp-gp is *foro-gone. **■-■—b»^ • MU' h x u l lit .. t a 41 . . ■■ li li 1 —1 — — #. u new method of treating pneu-! ^ I t ^hae i«n r lhu!UB>ik% been fell that this monia. before the members state ____ __ of - _ the UIV | '8 1)1-1 aft inf things has been Imd for New York Btate Physicians’ Or- th politics o f the nation as a j. So long as there wa* a ganiaation. With this new method . South, something like a solid nix hundred cases of pneumonia aolid did S were treated, without one death. North over against it was inevita­ Dr. Garin also treats pernicious ble.. anaemia without blood ttoansfu stereotype and aterilixe - political • F h lt J H f thought tn aoctiops. Itnt U la lie fA •K okc Tjme.-. VVhen the time urrive* for the meek to inherit the earth, there will probably be no oil left in it.— Columbiu Record. ONLY 2 LOTS LEFT on Magnolia Avenue in Lane's A® tion for sale. Low price. E a s y t e r f l W hen vou e c t Uu* h a b it o f bunkim-’ * t’C ^ 3 o f y o u r in com e .re g u la rly y ou wll|l .h*6]P, *_ ih r bunk imU tho ro n u n u n ity in which J'ou *' ’, l ur by vou r act you a re a d d i n g to 'th e m p iia l o f the com m u n ity , thuH assisting ^ hontr bu ild in g and o th e r in d u stria l develop*11 n l Ro^in Today and H elp Youi*To"n G row . Help a man „ut of trouble and ! he will remember you whet) he gets' into trouble again.— Illinois Bute' Journal. „ Tha wild senator Is soon Umod at Washington. Conditions Jie wftn prove to be merely thought awful nwy~oma.— Duluth Jlentld, „ A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R • P * F O S T E R , President B. F , _ �Mrs. Appeal* fo r N e a r East Entertained Wednesd Bon Ton B rid ge Club t -------- lu h r Valdes Hotol Baiar »t Fan Tan aUlion by the city fl»(f by !*■ **■al itsrday Bszar at Fan Tati Bridge Club, Mrs. hi**'; 10 A. M. ,*111 hold baxar at are Store. OTICF. ***— . 'i ' ' ije Parent-Teachers I meet Thursday aftofk at the West Side I Every member is went. i . ------- . R®nr>’ Wight, president ot Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E. F. the .Woman's Club, made the fol* Housholder charmingly entertainlowing statement regarding the cd members of the Duplicate Lunch appeal fo r funds ' to further re- eon Bridge Club. Pink rose buds lief work in the Near East: and spreys of tiny lavender flow­ “ Through Its committee on in­ ers were most attractively com­ ternational relations tho Florida bined for decorations. Federation of Women'a Clubs is Preceding the game a sumptlous indirectly actinic as sponsor for luncheon was served. Bridge sets, tho furtherance o f relief work for the prises for high score, wore the Near Fast. Tho local rlub won by Mrs. Miller and Mm, IIouswould probably hnvc token nctlvc holder. In cutting for the hostess pnrt in this work except for the prize Mrs. Ganzalcs was the forfact that tho agenda sent out from tunne one. tho International Golden Rule! Only the members were present. Committee for the Near East wa-IThey were: Mrs. E. F. Mousholdcr. received too late for plans to 1>J Mm. Frank Miller, Mrs. F. E. made similnr to those being so Roumillat, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, successfully carried out in other ! Mrs. It. A. Newman, Mm. Samuel communities." | Pauleston, Mrs. F. J. Gnnzales and The Peed is cruel nml cotnpcll- 1 ^r* ‘ Calloway, ing; n great tnenKiire of roaponsi- 5 - ______ ^ MIss Fern Ward entertained tho Bon Ton Bridge Club most delight- , fully at her home on Seventh Street, Wednesday oftomoon. The rooms were prettily decorated with polnsettias. Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, was pres­ ented a lovely bud vase fo r high score. A fter the game, refresh^ men Is consisting of chirkon-n-laking, rolls, potato salnd, fruit cake and coffee were served. Those attending were: Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. Mrs. B. D.. Caswell, Mrj). W. W. Ridge, Mrs. Joe Chit­ tenden, Mm. W. C. Hill nnd Mrs. Robert Hines. . u j• \ Plain $ 3 .5 0 yard. Printed —----- — - -----t jLocal Chapter Eastern , oifi Mnrti" r,'"d, "The universal Benefit for Children's1star” Selects Officers' i» the evening hmrho ; colnte nnd sandwiches were serv­ wnnntjhhlfant•Home Next Tuesday ed. A limit 40 members of the $ 3 .5 0 To in $ 7 .0 0 $ 3 .5 0 ipathy CARD OF TH ANK S NOTICE — | “ I Words fail to express our ap in His infinite ^ Mrs Walter Morgan, chaii tonn, preciulion f-i the many floral of ^deemed best to take Social Department of ll)e j faring* and words of loving *J m ' °'*r friend and f fl- j Wonmii’n Club wishes to call at. j pa thy in our recent sorrow Urhclle Maines, and tenti'm to the annual shower given will cherish long in our heartDil. Maines hits been for the Children’s Nome Society |memory of eu< h and every one Mrs • omcr Whittle, |th llus board of puti of Jacksonville by the Social Dc-j Mr and M i- I1 It. Whittle s> it* legal advisor pnrtment ut its regular meeting Tuesday, Dec. Id, with Mr- Sam Mr*, tleo W Hulf, right years, and as hostess. A large Mrs It. N. Wright, Col Maines has al- net — Puleslon - ----. Miss Essie Whittle. interested in the i attendance is desired and early Miss Ituth Whittle. vlftre of this epun- noli" ’ <" th‘‘ quested. I Mr. (i.tim Whittle. , <Ltn' fryely of -his ' itui Dunlght "for''the (of the hoys and girU l*sp>----} P>. sail liii hoard feels deep* j thic true friend and »ork, and i s ’grieved »nt association dur- J | » has thus come ‘ IB m \ w•■ij'lif $ 1 .6 5 viAim Heavy wrijfliI $ 1 .7 5 In all shades fur Silk Umlerwenr t ! 11 I NEW RIBBON-CRAFT NOV ELITES FOR XMAS Hand made Bildun. N n x e llie - ALL W IN T E R HATS |Ee It Resolved, That *tt 1chclie Maines of the herenv-( ! 1a»err« sympathy in dttiir-i sorrow, and v,,pJ. 1hat a t-opy of re'ur-* !«• sent to the ih> - urowing fumph-r “hul I hat a copy of Ituas [„ (ttrnished the *id and the newspal» Butler, Florida for |»nd further °h'rd. That a copy of M lraf **H **> *> 4 «<♦♦!* _ ____ -- h *4*4* W ood KANDY E v e ry th in g fm the ( h ild re n ’n X in u i BA ZA A R rrguiar session tiiis rcemher. 1924. [i’uhln ic Instruction, for Fl,,.-td* • i Bn*Y. Florldll ^Rrisnn. Chairman. Il» Idkhiitn Sec'jL & Supi. Friday und Saturday December 5 und 6 At Old Fan Tan Shop ^ "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B aa aac rtn a rau r.au 7 A h Y ou P ay |*t*H Kasy to Own The N ew Edison A smull initial paym ent will place the model of you r choice in you r home for Christman, and the monthly rem ittance# are h o small that you w ill, hardly notice them. toduy hear;, the p h o n o g rap h T hom as A . Edison invented, perconvestent fa-’t f r 1 L e t *ua explain to 'yow the simple convei NTERMIST1 L1 ” ' • '•»’*- « * 4%Jr‘ * T ___ ____ • W agons. Wtiucn Barrow l*i esliyl e ria ii <’ hureh i iv '- - ■ i ^ ♦> j .E ..v ’ x" av* . V *' -"l X i ' Y ” ''” v3 H -:*■ ♦V’" * * > *»v» tL > •>*:*^’*>*{**:**:*%**><*<*v*>Y(Y ___■ _ __;__ — ---- - Tin VVaprons. Milano Theatre It i f ^ I Ml ( 'arriajjus. Waters’ Kandy Kitchen \ f< t» X THE Y 0 WELL Pol I Si 11k ic.-. We are still making that jeliriotiH home-tnade candy —daily. Hungry? T iy one of our ham rand niches with bottled chocolate milk «ie l ’ % * ♦ r. i d B ♦> MAKE IT A MERRY CHRISTMAS FORTHECHILDRi’N *•! lit.'lv 7. 4 $ 1 .7 5 m ;|| ft l.n-f 1*1 ' I A %r. iiurl iv! .ft» ';M if1» v l\ . I $ 6 .0 0 Mama I lolls l ‘i*f*t**r t»f Hit I* ,„u •, i B it $ 2 . 2 5 vA M I) SKMINOI.K FCKN. CO. [1 ’ •*“ T lit ;*M fu|.O’ v, '»'% y CREPE DE CHINE li-ruiM 1»» '•till MILLER’S T Yl . "c.. '" '1 , d? Y g v A IM ) tniiii for •** un ites Wiiiu M’ t it >01 BARONET SATINS $ 1 . 0 0 to \V. II. M r l'A U I.A N l) HnL,,rv nnd ( ’o n fe c tin n c ri r.RF.Ai), CAKES, PIES. DAILY. It 11,1 loll* |1 IOI <11 HTI<1 4 0,1... I T PLAIN AND FIGURED SILK FOR LAMP SHADES Singer Sewing Machines I *l« <ntr |H|».\\ SJIh-.*' 'i - urf Y : Dec. H, ut the home of ., ,, , Henry Nick lea on Hughey R S R R I R R R a R R D C R I R R R S I R R i n Mrs. Henry Nickles on Hughey Street. Mrs. Nickles and Mis. lidStreet. Mrs. Nickles and Mrs, Ta hot, hostesses. hot, hostesses. l.l.K M AIN EH Yard lie ll' w shtples fur full. emonn, o f $ 4 .0 0 #'? Blurs, Brown nmi Tans. Ifravy Crept3 for over Mouses and trirfiminyr. T ? Y ,Y b in tio n ■ -VAtfi 1 MALUNSON CHUR-MING ROMAN STRIPES Mr. 'lp d ,Mrs. 1 $5 YAHD i At the regular meeting of Hem-------i>, in r i.n.a.Vr Tin. .I,.,i„_ Missionary Society and Fidelia Chap ter 1 n ,, Uidu Eastern , ( ,j were ‘’r.-H.-nt to enjoy the The Chairman of the Social Do , ‘J1 rut of the Woman’s Club, s‘ ar' Thursday night the following , ™ r iMn n'n , pretpnrtment „ it ’ officers were elected for the et»«u pension, mam u m iui n m ip rei Lrry of Charleston, wishes to call attention to the irWuethv Mslnm Mr. !tv articles were eivcn which will Thursday to spend j ror jn the announcement of th« !'T • r. „( the " r,hj, . lnti n. ft r. . , , , ,,, Saturday at Miller’s I'urniSanford • of mis this department The Worthy Pat.on. i lure store meeting ot I tie ,N.hu,H> ■ , . Bridge party nnd shower for the A' t ‘ Associate Ms de IlanV'e. who has j children’s Home Society will be r" " ' ^ ( *'rM K i „ Velv m d ezelusive lute ol Xmas J of Mr,. entire family— Select,*}* Dorn i7r, e l L n , Tten.-urer. Mrs. Mary Kent; Con«ifl> for the . I for Mt. I , s n n oim ti. duetress, Mrs. Annie Brothersnn; your gifts eearli at the Quality ( »% A full attendance of the Social Associate Conductress, Mis. Eunice Shop. i JL ii?...> ... I Department at this time is re-■,Turner. A large number " f meinquested. 1 hristmas donations of )„.rs were pre.ent and following' LADIES W’OliK \'l HOME-— clothing, toys or ntone" for the the r( gular work, a social hour was l — Pleasant, cum -ruing on .. .children of the home society in enjoyed h> all present. your machine. Whole or part i I h i . r OciUr, re- j a(.kR(,nvmi, wi„ |K- appreciated. ' __________ time. Highest tossihle piiees F ori j iv froni a trip of . , . . ... 1 Mrs. .Morgan wishes to make this NOTICE. .lottea, i full inforimition nddn ltd New York. tins verv best Christmas gift that Box 2. Oltiev. II! The regular annual meeting of , |*♦* I Allen and Mrs. I. hits been made to “ Florida's great stockholders of the First Nil , , , , , , , , . , Icfwoud spent Thurs- est charity" from the Social De­ tthe ladles of the M. Denied . .litre h t partment of the Sanford’s W o­ ion at Rank of Sanford. Florida. she'iping. will he held III the .dikes of the I will hold their annual \ -.ms ha man's Club. hank on Tuesday, Jan uary I ' U h . , 7-,li* r Dei ernher II* and I lace, » # II T Hod well of Mrs. S. Pulcston will he hostess M*2f>, at 1(1 o’clock », m. as piovut , announced latei t Jl. 1 wliu arrived in, for the afternooif. All who ex ed in the by-laws, for the Hcctio-C F kI.-Hs. eh .- • f B»,di-I church day. havo leased the! pact to attend are requested to ,.f i. hoard . f directors to serve will titid e>";ked food A id lime Cottrf fo r 1notlfv either Mrs. I’uleston or for the ensuing year, and f..i tin* ■ * " 1 ll*’ M'll,,r & ■the chairman, Mrs. W. I. Mor transaction of such other business . ’ \dv ; J I gan. as may properly come before the like. Monme H.1 g. ■iiiR R ia z a in iiiiiiM n B iia J ll.isdy lift K*lAll le lie t for felt hats for s«le. B. E WH1TNER, Cashier |puest. ,,f Miss E n d - J1 to S5.— At the lluality Shop. Paul W hitehurst >'^ H St AvnttiMfti*' Ybrl v> --------d M t i t r r t * NOT ICE NOTICE They will attend' In stru ctor in V iolin U.hington Lee footSI iidiu luuji s !> a. in. In 5 p The latdies Union of the Congre­ The Ladies' Union of the Congrt" Jai ksonville, Saturgational Church will hold its reg m S atu rd ays m ily. gntioual Churcu w ill hold its reg ulaj monthly meeting Monday afl ular monthly meeting Moiulav afl (•rmion, Dec. s. at the home of Bnnni .’}()<» 1st N at. Bank Bldg. Brown, Black', T an , JLIrey an d llust. B L A C K A N D C O LO R S 40 inches wide. 15»nd 13“ apt! Thqrsday. ? 40-inch in extra heavy quality. MALUNSON SUSANNA $ 4 .5 0 day, Dec. 7 is the day appointed Mrs. C. A. Anderson Jr. was for contributions to he made to The Alathean Class of the Ilap- hostess Tuesday evening at a ba­ these suffering thousands, and the __ tist Sunday School had its regu- zaar shower given by tlm Fidulis First Presbyterian Church hns! lnr monthly social meeting Tues- Class of the First Bant 1st Churchptunnod a program and will take j day afternoon at the home of Mrs. The rooms were decorated with care of nil offerings whether of A. M. Philips on Ouk Avenue with large baskets of poinsettias and cash or clothes. I Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Philips as. Christmas greens. “ Tho club women of Sanford! hostesses. A business session was During the evening Mrs. Glenn should do their bit now. nnd per-i held nnd later a social hour en nnd Mrs. Coleough gave several during which the hostesses I vocal numbers. Miss I.ut ile Kck- M [lay for ‘Taliu- haps plan later for a more spec-1 jfic observance of this appeal to I Bprvr<1 a dainty lunch. ol* and Miss Thelma Dobbins t » W li . tJ In, m their helpfulness." ' ----- -----------------------! several piano selections and Miss J V.'B /.M fellSipf In all -I yell ■ BAZAR IS POSTPONED The Pipe Organ Club will hold its annual Christmas bazar on Dec. 11* and 20 at the Fan Tan M l i t y i a i h u A l a t h e a n Class Holds S ttiL ttZ S S llE : Monthly Social Meet """ “nno'"’f'"' CREPE SATINS ^ ‘M allinsonV’ Pussy W illow 40-in wide, guaranteed for one year, the light and dark shades. y. C o d d le T o y „,T �. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1924. THE SANFORD . .__ _ __ ___ ... .. , ______________ Of A. M. Thrasher. Notice U hereby given, to alt whom It may concern, that on the *7th day of Faber. A. D. 19*4. I ahall apply to, .he HonoraMd T* of A. It. Thraaher, deceased; and that at the eame tlpio I will present my final accounts as K*ecutor of said .estate, and ask for their approval. i**-"**' , ,it (Continued from Page 1 ) Dated October U. A. D. 1934. The .publication of an indirid- Fit ANK L, WOODBUFF. Bxeculor. 1»Pa Income -taxes haa created a discharge ae Executor of the estate * 7. fbrore In the north, ho said and nv cointT o f c o u n t y judof , 4 A * * -x««n!fe of the amendment to Seminole Cwanty, mate of Florida. In re Estate of A. It. Willey. £» the constitution prohibiting IevyNotice Is hereby given, to all . ing income 'and Inheritance taxes whom It may concern, that on the *7lh day of December. A. D. 1971. forever, Florida would got many I shall apijy in thn Honorable K. P. Housholfler, Judge of raid Court, people to make their homes here. as Judge of Probate tor my final discharge ns Bx ecutor of the rut ate ikV' J, H. Jackson, stated he was of A. .11. WILLEY. deceased: convinced that during the next fire and that at the enmn time I will my final accounts n« Ex­ ;’ Sanford would, with the co- present ecutor o f . said estate, and flak for . operation o f all the merchants their, approval. Dated October IS. A. D, 1931. ^ 8£'.’ reach 30,000 population and pre­ J. F. HICKSON, Executor. dicted a bright future for the city • «<nt-a>>p nU r vNrTS v JUDOD. junnn. T nar O F rCO J ______ Cesslr. State wf ’ in re Batate of William mis. Nntlco Is hereby given, to all whom It may concern, that on the I7th day of December. A. D. 1934. I . shall apply* to the Honorable K. K. Jtoniholdflr. Judge or nald Court, as Judge of Probate for my flhal dlscharga as Executrix of the estate of William E. Sant ml a, deceased: Dated October IS. A. l>. 1914. and that at the same time 1‘ wlll present my Jlnut accounts ns l'xceutrlx of said estate, and risk for their approval. Dated October S3, A. D. 1934. MAIIT L. BAMMI3. Executrix „ ij|pivf . -U _ arar1 . ' . t,.p various pieces of property above doatsd Irx^tn ln oU Counts! Florida. That F. L. Woodruff, purcb payable in full within thirty t^w U of H Her. Tax Certificate No. 47. d !ibi-t M: Dogot June‘ ^th.TliiX 4th, 1933. has filed said c* f^ #ngo~39 .bi vun B.' 8.71;dbg 'N.'a.St days nfter the nfnvc . or in , cn cqua| annual inatnHftcsio Iti my office and has application for Tax Deed to Issue rhs. to 8 lino of Astor Ofjwit tturihnnnurif from and after the time In accordance with law. Bald certb- westerly alohir (Irani line 10 chs, *>■’ cqunlizcd, approved and floats embraces the following dc - SAS etui to beg. I *4 acres. ment* with interest nt 8 ^ confirmed, scribed properly situated In Ketpl- "/ The sdbl land bemg sasessed nt said special ayscssmentn atnnd np) Sanford Fin Aha date nf the ISnunhcd of sdcli nnle County. Florida, lo-wlt: Bog.' 50 ft. H. and 140 ft. W, of NE Cor. Sccrtlfloiiso *n the name or Ida M. A motllnz ct lh. " ” ’p" M. „ „ !hc 22nd H.y o t D eem ! • of N'VVt. Hec. 3*. Twp. 1# 8. It. 30 Krnmv l;nlrss nnld certificate shall he E. runN. 30 ft. W. to Ry. BE to beg. redeemed according to law tax deed Thr said land bdlng assessed nt the dale* Of the issimnro tif auclt certi­ will Issue thereon op the 83rd day her A. D. 1024,,ni special assessment »nd wilj at ,. cnmnlnlnt. mW objootlon . » ficate In the name pf Unknown. , pf Pccelnlitir, A. D.,\^I9I4, , '' “ 4 ^ ,™ nl, on 3 bnsi, o f j M1| „ A \ lines* mr offlotlTK signature That P. U Woodruff, purchaser nf Tax Certificate No. 677, dated' end seal thin the 13th tiny of Ho* sn!2 time ndjuat nn ^ ^ nK,cPFmoiitB nro ,o miunllxod and nd. the 3th day of July. A. D. 1397 linn Timber. ’A. D. 1921. ... A. ................. nnd right, mid tv en rn ‘ . ,i,rfirmril and be, remain binding Hem K. DOUal.ABH filed said certificate* lh my office and has made application for Thx i t e . r . 'S X V n . o m . ] n « »M eb raid ...c e m e n t, nre made until Knmlnn peed to Issue In accordance with By A. M. WKKKtt. to. ,, law. Haiti rerllflcalD embraces the npen " J ^ n e e pmvUl.n. ot Ke.eln.i.n No. m , odopted by following described property situ- (Seal) ___ ___ _ tho City OommJnssion ot the City ot Sanford. Flotldn, on October Try Smit sr m Shon ^ofk. Ladi^r; N ext to v T n”“rJ " " h0,r IN COURT OP COUNTY JUDGE. Seminole County. State af Florida. In m Estate of Jollus SrhiiHx. Notice Is hereby given, to all U ™ fV.?SSSft. A0tn°n.nV: SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ItO LL PREPARED UNDER AU THORITY 1.1th. 1924. jt P H IL IP S , City Clork. (Seal) I shall >xpjpjy ltj» the Honorable K. OF RESOLUTION NO. 178, v F. Houshofter,'J^udge of said Court, ns Judge of Probate for my final adopted on the 13th day o f October A. D. 1924, by the City Commis­ Dec. 5 and 12 . dlscharga ns Executrix of the estate sion of the City of Sanford, Florida. . . of Julius Schulte,, deceased; ....................._ .... . .I will The following is tho estimated cost of paving Eighth Street from ........................... and that nt the same.tlmo ecntrfx o7ysaf|dn"e«tnu. and n"s"lt'fur |Sanford Avenue to Cypress Avenue « width of 24 feet with sheet ns\helr approval. phaltf on n 0 inch rock base: Si Dated October 23. A. D. 1921. Many handienpps have been re­ in c d u k t o f c o u n t y j u iih k . 3(10 cu. yds. grading at 60c ............. ...... - .......... - .......$ 150.00 CASH AN Dll A KCtlin.TB, Executrix g if t s t h a t g l a d d e n Nrmlnule Fnanty, State nf Florida, moved and a new hotel is nearly 443.70 In r« Estate of A. E. Phillips. assued now, he declared. Apart­ tice nr a p p i .h 'ATI o n f o r ' 522 tin. ft. concrete curb and gutter at *5c .........- ............----Notice Is lirreliy given, to nil n oTAX ....... v ......... 1,220.00 o f j e w e l r y p u r c h a s e d at DEED fNHF.R KEUTION 0T3'rt]() yds. of paving at $2.00 ..... ments are urgently needed and ho whom It may concern. Hint on the OF THE GEN ERA I. STATUTE* „ . n , . .... ................... 132.00 is certain that these will not be I7th day of December. A D 1914. ----------.HO st|. ft. concrete alley returns at •>,,c OF Till-: s t a t e o f f i .o r id a I shall apply to the Hormrnhln E. Ippg Jn 90ming. Notice Is hereby given Hint F. I* Engineering, legal expense, advertisiijb' l'lc. ............ 100.30 F. Ilotlsholdcr. Judge of snld Court, tVootlruff. piircliaser nf Tax Certi­ There liere ore now three concerns ss Judge of Probate for my flnul ficate Nr. 263. dated Hie 6tli rlay nf making long time realty loans he discharge as Kxeeutor of the estate June A D 1922. has filed said: nf A. E. PHILLIPS, dc.enscd; certificate In my office and bast v * Total cstimatoji cost ........... ............................. 2 , 100.00 ntated and there is no reason why and that at thr same lime I will [■ Sanford need worry about borrow­ present my final accounts 11s Ex­ made rtppllcunnii for Tax Dcrd to To be borne entirely by adjacent property. In accordance with law. Bald ecutor rtf said estate, and ask for issue ing cheap money. ....... ...... ............. 400 cert Ifictile t mhi-nrcs ibe fnllowltig NuTTiiicr of feet frontngc D IA M O N D S their approval. * described propr-t iy situated In Mem■ AstieMsmcnt per foot frontage ...... Wra-. i. H « moved‘ that the Chamber of ................. ...$4,298 Dated October 13. A. n. |1!(. Inolc County Florida, to-wli Commerce adopt the following L. It. PHILLIPS. Executor 20 Genuine Diamond Ring's. ’ , Fred 1 Williams, Engineer. S W , of NKt, Bee 6. Twp 20 H .B y ~ slogan and that the merchants inIt. 31 E — (0 acres Tho snld Inml rrrllnilnnr? i I cct I'r.intnac llrnrrl|illnn !S nmf Well worth $22.f>0. Special................... V i J l i j IN rOURT OF COUNTY JUIIGE. being assessed at the dale of thr [ . sert it on the bottom of ail their f ’otinlr, Stnti* of Flnrldn. Issuance nf such certificate iri Hie Assessment »V*. advertising matter, both in the Srinlnols In ro Estate of J. N Whltnsr. Genuine Diamond Ring l'/j. carat. Uegname of !'itknnwn i■ newspaper and on all their corNotice Is hereby given, in all K. K. Trafford’s Map, Sanford. That K. 1. Woodruff, purchasei . whom It may concern. Unit on the ulni* value .$475.00. Special bargain H?< tcspondence: "Sanford, 30,000 in nf I'm IVrllflcste Nn 233. tlllli’rl1 $502.80 117 I7lh day nf December. A D INJt. the Tilt tiny of .tulle A !> 1920, lias J. !\ linker, Lot I Hik 9 Tr. A, ... g 18230.” T shall apply to the Ilonorahlu K Hied snld certificate iii my nffii* '['niKtccs Holy Tabernacle Church i„ Curat Blue W hite Diamond. m> • rThe Inland Waterways Commit­ F. llnusbnlder. Jtidgo of Mt.ltl Court, rtrttl hits rttmltt np|>llcnH»u fnr Tax ... ,r . . . ... ,,,. 550 1 I 'It A . Judge of i’ rohnte fot tnv ft no I Dr r d In Issu. In at t-nr,lam . with A. b.SlimnM, rrilKtee, l/il 10 lillt Rare chance ................................ * E * tee, will entertain the engineers, as discharge ns Execulor of the estate 8* 502.80 ■ [j,in.rf |,ol 1 Illk 10 Tr. A, o f the Hoard of Engineers for of J- N Wltlliter. tl,<..iH,d ami law Salrl certificate t int.runs Hu j ■ J*R dcscrlb.d Iii.rpcm slltial < mm, , Genuine Diamond Ring, weigt 1<j 550.1 I ■ K * Hi Vera and Hnrbors, upon their nr-1Hint nt the same time i wilt pre- •f.dinning -■I in St mlm.lf I'niniit Finrnla i • t l.tiuna Miller, Lot n Illk 10 I r. A, rival here, it was reported. The |“5"1; ,".y f 'Va! ncrounts ns K o t iilnr nil |leg SW fnr nf N'WI, nl Regular yaluo $750. Special Bargain .................... Notice is hereby given to any ami all persona interested in the curat. snld .stale, ami ask fnr lliclr r. I f,. Twp g<t s II 31 I ' I leave 'Washington on nf uppi • vnl lltiti N 176 >111*1*. E 11*6 >ni*lr., S tn. 11. The dnt« of their nrrivDated October 23. A D r*2l 175 >mils, W 1(16 » anl- 3 acres B II rilAHi:, Ex.'Color. nl’ here Is not knowm ns the ItinerV Tin* hi, 1,1 land iielng assessed a* ■SXP Hry has not been prepared os yet. Hie date *>f tin* Issuane* nf sn* It IN I III HT IlF COUNT) Jl IHJE. Cl l III lent e 111 III* Oil 111** nf E.lswnl'1 It | Plans were submitted bv E. J. , Sernlnnle t'niioly, Sialc nf I'lerlOn. Tl list I 'll In re Eslitlc nf Kmll> Traffnrd Moughton. architect for two elnThill l* I. W**ndi'tff. |iurchii»< i >11r1* iE. Nn 237. lllll'll | S®. borate arches for the south and | Notice Is hereby given | . all nf I iX wliniu II tuny enneern tin I nn Hi*- tin* Till dll) nf .tun* A D 197(1 Inis' West entrance to the city. The 27ib tiny of Dccriiilit-r, A D I92t. Tde*| said t erllfli .yl** In my nffl* ** ■v ■ Just Received (75) Cost of these, it was stated, would I shall itpuly In lh*, ||,,nn, <l.|,. |. nm| ImV muill* uppllcnl Inn fnr Tax F II noshoilier Jlnlgc nf s.t Id Cniirl. I ,1I t,, r-r nl da dll Iter It It III H be about $1,100 each. In Issue III a nr* rice «with as Jinlgr- ef I'ml.slu f..i nil final sulrl •m : If leal c . inl-i a-r-s tin !• An alternative proposition wns list'll,llgy HS Kxrcmrtx nf I I.... state ] |„„ ■ct 111 ■|n'f |y si |nut ■ S n11 submitted, by a Chicago firm nnd t*f K.MILY THAI l'n|:|. 11" « Hiiii v l*inr 14h. 1" I ■vis tlint nl tln» fhiih* tic nf N l.', I.f h i ;*, S*. | after consideration, the meeting mill I•reft ii t my f Inj»1 huh «. S «3 II L «1 r. 1 0 II* I • I adopted the plan submitted by Mr. cciiirlt nf Ffitil » m ,ii . noil in tv bile gold. |*reen 1*01 (1 . yellnw i*old, in tonneau, k fnr Innil in-1n,:; ariF' TtHi 4 ,*« Moughton, as being fitting exam­ I It**Ir npfii fiv nl ♦f ifi* i 11.i lire t*f MH'll 1 rectangular, cushieit. oelegan sltapes. Regular I *ii f ««1 <»(•!(.I.rr T3 \ I* I 2I -I.HIM 4»f l *llk M**U* ples of "The Citv Substantial." • ’ • i i . i n n l * Hi l l n ■ « R $18.00 In $22.00 ) allies. A Lit *E THAI Ii till* I . unit I I \ \ -til tif f . pill * liii?»* **f I The matter will be passed on to H i t H a l * .1 • l x ( * » I if I* 4I * N* ■S M the city commission, when it is i «n i i t m* ( (it m i Mil llitl ..f .IlflH \ I * l!i| I In** I I I g\T R expected the arches will be npprov- ritifixilr ( «Min(f '•IpIu cf I ltic|4rl. 4*1 H..4.1 . • I Ilf I* .( i . Hi i n v t *f f * ' BN n In (» nf Tin I'lltiN’ S.'llrtfll Itl-lf* OlHtln II ppi I* itl '**ti f«•r i av *1* *H1| ed. rS h Hand I’,imlud Not l<*' \n In r«•*»> *:i\. n. i •• nil I m I -Mir lh IH • r>1,i in •• with l,i v Rlt R n Iii nn if inn\ * •-ri«■<•1 11„ ilmi t.n rti«« Hll lit 4* MIf It ,1I . ■ i n 1*1 Mi * f • *I IN COURT (IP COUNT) Jl ItGF,, 2 ■ a " I) urt and Ambur H 1 11 (tj'f i | v M ini at 7 1 Ii iliiy **f I * • ■ * ■ * ■ ■ mt,*-r \ 11 I > * i v I i p a i j * ♦ « * ( i t i n r S tl S r ’-' Sr lit Ino11* rtivinfr. ^inir <if I*1«*r14n. *U .I)ipl\ i I | H | | " | . | I I. | I* rq n nl Hi l*cmim-1. «h i h i \ n . - r i . h i 1. * o KAtait* of John i; J.uml • IIf Hr llt niliti L a te '-1 Drsigns Ilh I ,I 11»I ■ 4•f * .4Ilf ('null iv 11 jU u *i 1v , I n N it f l «1 I '* i J im II* -Lilly** I,f rittiMit* fill (I film) Tup :*'• *.* . r SW ( .1 s.t I riatiiium. n l " >xi* i»n y,tiu * L*it .«to, k *>f tint f.nti Nolle* r Is hereby given. In nil tllHihii rKi- id lv.-nlrix f Ml. *s IIl. .*!•• SaS I « 1 * K | ft'H, l" »l I It on .N . Iluliiv.i W .iUlif, iii \vlilt** ,*•.t*!. yrtitt K'lid. itiid plat, Whom It may concern, l In*i mi the ti*L *‘f Th*‘*4*|iif» Si IihhI <I**<*i h► *tl W 1 * 1 . ' . N 4*.' tt 37th day of December. A D 1921 uml thn! nl tin N«m» tin t l % i . i n « . ill I .1 S « 7 i l . »; I *H F | 0 1 1 | r« a W* shall apply to Hie llnmiialile E plcBcnl nil final iHTuiir.h *4«. I \ I ll N Vr ** II I « • >* :.o k u (• i t R-.tjrt F..Housholder. Judge nf sttlil I’otiii iniiiiU (*f fbM . - i.ile, nut l I*.i .4 .|l| F• Tit* a »*| I 4 r ut I** m i i : a An Ideal Bill fur Md ■ S *t OS Judge nf Probate for mir (inti IIh Ir 4ippt * \1 1 * . *1 It I It. .fit. I HMII I I? ■ discharge as Exst til nt s nf Hin**slii|s I »U1i «l Mi l .tin | 1! A |► I ’* 1I f t -ii ' * * r 11 f i* till II I I >• IH Ct John E. !,ti riil'in 11*I *1* , * nr.**d. MA H \ A MIAAI. I In iilili V li t m i l l IM« I and that at Ilit* Bfcrn** lima kill prmrnt our flnul imitihtx 1xI*. W HIN UK KG. Prop. ohui«, mill nhk fur K Utori of ■-a « fir approval RVl (l WCk % tJateil OrloV»i*r A l» r»2l ■N * . •...EDWIN W U'NIKJI.'IHT ••»«! R y 4« * » « I * S M S M t l l H H M M O » * M m D K n F S ■ R I ■ R ■ ■ ■ ■ N R R K RI ELoMElt V. I.UM hjI ’ IHT ■*.Wir57^JI3W » » X 3i » » J » 7U J » y A W y X 3t r M 7t S W y tJ »S W R fX * W W R S W i3HWy!|l35> » B ( W W W W 7S7 m Kir, nt ora j i l f l l . l * M g X g B I B I l l B X I i M S g X X g H a a i t i i u i . M a 4. H l g g | i a g M R M g g B M M S l a s a a R a u i l l 4 THE HEARTS — CHRI GIFTS THE DIAMOND PALAC are qualify gifts'that last $335. : fg $ li| $525,1 WATCHES Hamilton, Illinois, Elgin, Waltham At Special Reduced Prices Ladies* Wrist Watches :*s wSl*/' s«s Military Sets Here Y ou May C hoose A m on g Victrolas A CLEAR SKIN K: Bright, sparkling eyes, cheeks with lb#glow of health, a skin as smooth M velvet, the ideal we nil strive to (tain. No blemishes, no eruptions. i blackheads, .to marks to destroy UK even texture of healthy Hkin. •The secret is pure, red blood free fm n poisons and impurities, blood that ntakes the body glow and tadi•te health, blood that drives pim­ ples, boils eruptions, ccretna and urn blemishes mernis Skin from the nystrm. I L E O N AH) tO I’S E L IX IR FOR T H E B L.O ( 0 D inakcB riclt red blood, driv Ives tlie impurities out, brings the glow of health. Use it Bow. Insist on L liO N A R D l’S. Refuse substitutes. A t all dniKgists. Lloyd’s WE HAVE Shoe Store A *p,rial nlfi-rinyr nl patent leather dance £ I t 's <tvfiirds. t her. Tuxedo Time Ultvi* yttii I lit* c o r r ir t t not • w ritr to w ea r tlinttur jiit ket ? un i" ) w ith \iun ^ mi » ill im lidav at (ait s t , inti'■Ii when yum t-hm*.'Ill'i' Unlit I nil Ilitlt* ill"! v tt i HIV untilHiutll of t hull M \ It UHl'I'UI’t tle.sS. I he Correct Tiling .’■’hot's worn after si> |,„ k r L*nll»l always In* blm k, vvhclhc. t hey arc worn with inning* ilotllce, <*r \>,!|i a Very inf"iiinil >«' k Mill. Mother! Don’t Delay 1 i! Baby’s Listless m WBlt till baby la #croamIeg l or burning with fever bnthink about sending tor <he And don’t start dosing him modirlnna ttiat lusy do jartlh •trong at harm than good, p Taethlna at liand and give tt •ctoordJng to dlrtM'tlons at thr nrst Mgn of trouble. Dcfure baby tx>gtns catting bis tseth yon out start giving Toothing. 'Twill tnako It t-tulor for him and for you. loo. " l l ’o daitgsmuo to watt wt>* n l>aby goto lloUsas or begins to frsl.” wrttis Mrs. C. M. attebens, Routo 4. Uso.ui. On, "I learned that when my baby g o t alck with fever and bowel trouble Toothing ooon ended his trouble ami now ho |g gg welt gnd lively as g cricksb** Toothing lg gold by gll dnirgtsis, or vend. 10c to Moffett Eaboluturlea, Columbus, (la, for packgge and FREE BOOKLET ABOUT BABIES TEETH INA lids Better Babies Pianos and Piano Rolls Phonographs and ' Records Sheet Music Badio Sets and Suprl plies Electric Lamps and Appliances" V "O F J ^ .v tT rkamc UO-J ■ Less I(lrr of Regular Prices THE DIAMOND PALACE IRRRRRRHRRRIRg■■■■■■■■ IRRRRR RRRRRRRRMRRRRRRRlRHRPUgSI mas Store An Invitation From the Christ­ mas Store and thinI1Ifi S A N T A CLAUS Ills IS m\ <'hristnms Knck In it you will find u care; full) -''t lecieil .showing «>f Gift and Holiday Merchundise i know V'.ii vxil! In* interested in tho wonderful things chosen tm thi.N display at the ( ’ hristmaa Store. Odd tittle ti ink* is. shown for Die tiist Lime; new design** that will make your (.iltv inure appmuiated than ever b e fo r e ; novelties front th* f'-ii itn l design! ps at home and the famous e ra fUmen of iureign uHtiul rie s ; and, of course, a complete display old ,un“ ' ’u ' rih s without ufiieh Ghristmas would never seem tbc T TheiBUTTERMILKOdor tells the taste ODOR is a part of Palatability o t •Nil I IK Comb Egg Mash and I'(HIM 1 .1 ,VI until d l l 1st mas Eve The Christmas Store will l* ltcndi|!iurlers for Gifts for all membera o f the family. Before ■' 0,1 :!':’*ke your s<*lc* i ions t unic in and see what we offer. VoU uill he welci me whi ther you buy or not. Comb Scratch Feed, Willi best wishes for a a Merry Christmas, S;nitii Glaus— The Christinas Store together makes your liens lay more; both contain plenty of • 1, while and yolk elements, % Kanners Department Store * - 1 Three Block* frotn H ig h Pricea Hl3*«aj 5 Sanford Avenue, Phone 550 »M 1 Uutfitters for the Hom e and Fam ily • t. * if ; H I Hast Second Street, f; i Jv livpnircd ,paired io« iiE One visit to otir show-room will convince you tli.it this choice is ample among Victrola models, hearing the Victrola trademarks, at prices to suit all, hut that there can he no question of choice between a Victrola and inferior products. This becomes acutely evident when the reproduction of Victor Records by famous artists is iu question—-none but the Victrola docs them full justice*. The same standards of excel­ lence apply to our establishment — it is distinctive. People who have been here once like the atmosphere nf our place, our straightforward business methods, our helpful altitude. Th ey never go elsewhere to select their Victor Records. Flexible last amt I incut 11it-i111> leu - Special Price, $9.7.r> to $11.2i) Rare Bargains DIAMOND WRIST WATCHES e m i n o 1e N. Elm Avenue. F e e d J. M, M cCASKILL Mgr. * . . * i '*5*i ^ .• C o i n y T *- "T't \ Phone P4. �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R PROFIT iA0 R A T E S n US I NESS DIRECTORY A M . W O O L SUITS Tailored to mensure, guaranteed to fit. 125.00. Sanitary hand i leaning and pressing. Scotch Woolen Millr,. .'(05 East Second ^ , h in A d v a n c e / T jT- »*- ■ ••iron* * ■ « *»>• J iaardlilH r tat F O R S A L K — Grocery stock and fixtures, will rent or rell building. Other business necessitates the sale of flame. Apply Ilox 507. Sanford, Fla.__________ I Tvp* doubt* above *c* tor eou- “ ir« . Sanford Huilding and Loan A s­ sociation Preferred Stock can la* cashed on 00 days notice, interest pnynhle April 1st and October 1st you enn’t beut it. length 30O for flr,‘ ,!nr l* r*air1ct*d to lUlflC*'1'"'. j, sihiI* Th* SillI ,111 he reairnnalble . Ineorrerf Insertion. Itr for suhsequtnt Th* nffle* Should b« ,,dl»l*lr In uf uvriirisr.ntirflirssi-n’atlN* thnrUUr will' rut**, rule* itlun will *■** you tfiiriuslhin Am! It or * 'll assist you In „ > 1,111 *il to maka CIO* tT.e.T >'OTIC2B. liwul'l give lh*lr ih«p ftlr* sildrsi* *■ ,lr pin "• Cumber If faults About on* „f s iimusand bn* * „„l ii.e el her* can't t with you unlrsr ,„ui »ildr,.»* iltMsnnr* MlIgT be *#f,„s nl lh e Hb s ,1* millre « r hr letl.*k*iir it'*r»,«(l«r,«*t tell4. ■ r,m I Prunjt. Ef flrl*nt is For space in thin D IR EC TO R Y PHONE 148 Huy eight per cent Preferred Stock in the Sanford Huilding and Loan Association, established 1908. FOR S A L E — 25 head of milk cows Can be seen nt E. E. 1!rndy’a stable. End of East First Street. lined Yellow Jacket $60.00 H O O L E H A N -1 COLEMAN Classified Directory W I L L I A M S. A L L E N writes di­ rect mail and newspaper adver­ tising. Plans complete cam­ paigns. Ten years of experience Phone 515 or Hox 71, Sanford Florida. AU TO M O H II.E S A I j O H O I) Y R E P A I R I N G ,ES STEIN' Automobilo iy I'epaii icg and Rebiiililing gh'M Home, Onk Avenue. A 1 ID S FOR H IR E n r i ' i ii m -:r M i it nrS' ight. Meets all Iranis Rag gage■ linnsfer. Phone 551. FO R S A L E — Ijirgc man mare Cheap for cash. John Murphy Paces lame. FOR S A L K - Sewing machine.-*, 5 drawer drop head Sieger. In A - l condition. $15.00. 211 3id St. ~AUTO~ TRIPS J" It. ( A L I iTI k . Sight-see­ ing and jilcusuie trips at time. Call 4s. A U T O WIIlit K Kit A. ME ltd. Ray or night vice. Day plume 3’,,|. i | FOR S A L E — Huy ymn Christmas oranges now. Fanciest fruit packed $1.75 F O It Sanford J. ' it. Ellis' Market. Cidci y Avenue, I Pluine Mil .1 KIKSTIONS KENT K FN T -A -U LE L Car Piive it yourself. Oak and Second St. Phone .7. .'trd ami Oak Phone itO (; I F T FOR Main Chirks Custom Hatching Let tis tell vat why it pays to d*-al with the Continental Halebcry. Itox tit! I, Valdosta, tin. m » n h im in s ii:*l tunics, make an gift f,<r "him." See ti Mark won* I <*oin AIM I II I A M i l E S I It hS 3. hi.Xtil in gilt box I.* gut curd, $1.25, Art fin lt a t .'o , Oi land.* LIO t R W A T S I material which is mi in icyimonth! stripe* ton Ives Go., Orlando ----ItEA 1 17 P A R L O R S _____ A d a m e h a i:i:T iT m .*i inclio w oi k of all kinds. Rain water a Sps-etaltV. Old Ftrd NnMotiM For Quick Salt* ( )nly 2 beautiful buMliesi* lot on Satifonl Ave. 114x117 rtocp $2,5tK*.0Uc |MM ea* h At a r* al bargain let ii is . Se»* ii- at into firil.D T R A V E L I N G l ASK Killed half oik. with tn* and teri (*ieee -a t Lati in gohi, $45. Third m i ! \i' b Co . Orlmulo I 'U N T B I ) W A S T E I I If HASH UTS if: - 1 i a y s o f I n l l v , W l t brightly piiinliSI. | I t i c k n o n I v e s t * PRIC ES OI K ALSO .M INK have ilmpped aI anfonl i'uml A Wallpaiii i Slot 112 Fust Stleot Rooms For Rent !-’<)R REN'I Eurnisbeii rooniH for ligiit hnusekc'-piug. dial French I (IR R E N ' I N a e ipio-i * --iiifurt aide sleeping l o o m s , h**l water and all c o l i v i - n i e l i c c s . M i \V I Hughey. 209 E. Fifth Siieet t»0MI HOOK-ENDS i.A N E T 'S DR l i ; STORE' I'm Heriptions, I'i uc‘ . Solas. AV ate as near v >.i as ynut |ihom Call 1113 FI OK 1ST iTH WI D E K E L T S IV I and 1Ac inches k an-1 black, $1.25 ami 1^'m I l*rIts. 1 |Pxi) $1,511. it', wait' Dickson M l.l, POCKETS tk*R») ,iqs tilmooiin de ,s tl ■ Art Simp Third 'Is n |, t.s t 'ii., l)i land" h SI' W I S H N r* 1 j I'O IT K IO t i n k w e l l s . $ 1. 25. trirditueies, i ji land*'. D E S K $1, S E T S mom, al Magnolia no garage Furniture Join Yowell-Drew Co. H .oR In A OR l AN D O — Orls-.b, moiling Sentinel, largest class! All makes *d t> rewriters f"i in-ij l.usiness, cn'*- Ic n w,»r»l. ndri sal'1 on i ns) li iiiis . for rent, aim jiumn 24c cash with or*ler. repalis Office il|i|'lleRoom 9 ji„lt |*Jdg _ ' A 1 E l 'll .L W A N T A D In Ih* I \\AYER~ Herald will bring you ing r* , .............. , . . . ---- . sul’ s Advertise those old mi ’, ale* LE W IS o RR\AN Office in j , ltl have stole*! away and line Seminole Rank Building Ann* x n„ for A t,tnP thirty cent sd 1 horn* 41j L I nmy Lrinu you ilo!!.ir» __M E N ’S t I ( I I’ll 1N (.______ _ Phone 148 and a repraaeiilatne S W IlR.-riiFoRD Ed V. Pricei will c«l! to w . you. R E P A IR S S i l v e r I like S p r i n g s M1 It.TED SATIN "giit blue, black, co*•'■! i ■■*-, size:. 3 t*i 7. *'-l« Shoe Department, ** ‘ <•rlaiali), ;‘SU ROSE t»F SILK • t 'I*, in newest colors, ’’ -""i dark beige, jack '""•n i.'lit tn all sirt-a, ‘‘ v ii lv*j Cii Orlando. m il 1. DM HE It CO House Servite, IJuuhtv umi Price. “G a- bag inav * m-.- of i Allanti*' M A T U I k W P R E S S -P R IN T IN G QUALITY S E R V I C E — PRICE. Commercial St.. It. It. Ave. r o o m h o u s e o n O a k $ 55110. l i i i o i l t e r m s . * I*- •ii You can buy Puinilurr mid Rug** at moderate prices. Homes Club enable* you to p.vj for it u little at u time. A. P. Connelly & Sons II. S. P O N l ) Baiiftifi! H.h -J’v A T* ui*l I‘It..nt < R e a l t o r s ) ■Hupn n| 105 Magnolia Ave Phone 48 Sunftird S l e a m I’ r c s s c r y 1 Iril Hlrrfl . — A lK 'H lT E t T Nntlnnal Hank Sun fo r d , U P ttw T H E b T N L E t h e O U C H E t b O F C R A vK f i B E R .R T ■ ( h ---------------- IN/E H A D tM'Y P IC T U R E T A K E N C" K(^ K R S W E A T E R S "> buff, gold, gray, white; contrasting color at *•«'*. und sletvc*. Size* Divkson-^vea Co., Or- W S S S S f^ iS S briiliantg, are $10. 8 2 £ 5 « . d o w »m ,,. W IT H rvy'Y L A T E N T H A I R O R E *at> A V S O I T W I L - L C>E •P O O U tiH E O IN T H E C O F **4 turned base, a onnvcnwa. rcinoVkbU- asii tray. ko"d niatrh holder, $0.60, *°r> I'ickijon-Ivta Co., Or- HIdg. F lo r i d a | Chiropodist ^ [ FOOT SPE C IA LIS T [(Torn*. Bunion* itiKrow1ni; N ji Mm. 11i** v > Cat)* ■Mur* or lift'd rti'hlfiff |frH i • tm. r. i.. (iiMi.Kh VIIw II 111r t* lMdif IMtfite Ulavtitor l »l 1M|T«1«J n 1 Buy a CLARK JEW EL Gas Ransre at Ball Hardware Co, Sanford Novelty Works ( Realloi • ) (•round Fltwr, National Hank Iftldis. V. e. C U l.l.K ll I'r,'*. I’hone HU) By GEORGE McMANUS s o c i a l ^ 'U ltiA N V SMOKING • -— PAW H/NyR UD UOPACv AJW D r » w . c . D b t i Klton J. Moughton BRINGING UP FA TH ER AH.' ACT L A 'b T Seminole Marble Co. Marine amt Drarilt* from all quarries Heal of quality and work inaiisli Ip. VVr't* for lat**t d u l f u . O. U. TU11NE&, .••(aril, Florida r. O. Hum h»2. I'kos* U I ( AI.L CV410 l i i i t i s e u m i * . ’> a * Inin] m i < »i l a m i o $'.MlilO. T e r m s . |{p|>nir Danish Doctors May Take* Patients Life house ami 1 fnii )• kiif 11t11hi 111 nertU'n mnt **i • »-|tt !.•nut work J-’trsl I V I’i:W R IT E R S ...... . BUSINESS AN!) PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD ,’ t n i c e l i d s >11 S u n f o n t H e i g h t s . $ S 0« l e a c h . ( i o i u i 1e n t i r e U H N 'I HOTTER HOMES CLUB .1 C O P E N H A G E N , Dec 6. — Hill which authorized doctors under certain conditions to take the life - Ifiiltsh I'hvIloU sei-ius t-* of paliem without incurring pun­ I'l-en nmvi -i sully I'-imio'iid n ishment lias been introduced In thu I’liiladelplua Nor t)i Amerl Danish p m linmcut tiy minister Of justice Stemcke. JUST A FKW SPECIALS House for Rent (j Position as either trm k diver or chauffeur. Apply .711 East 1st St. Phone 108-J. 1 NT House, t! f ihitns umi wan ntill in runtouy til at ! ,n:. Palmetto Avenue 1Fieiieli police today The British .aid, g.nnge eluhiissy hail iu>t received a wnrj rant for ins exliadition. Arthur E N T Three mom cottage,' aa.va he is w illing to waive extradied, on Palmetto A ve, he- dition anil an "iiipimy Hrilish deteclliighev and Higlilaml St lives to Loiiiloti. <! Hetiing. D Ml A A v i WANTED Seotih W leu Millr mtiir Jewel ri Depart'in-lit (iiiai aiiteed jewel iy If Itni satislied coine Intck. and we give \..u a m-w on* I REE Solid gold ami silver. All latest de-igns itl Id East 2nd Street L'n'sh Oystors Phone 148. • P R I N T I N G WANTED A position of moat any kind to get a start by two responsible young men. Inquire .1 K Spin ling lor information. !■OR R EN I' Ten mam house ii ' mintry. near paved highway I"-.ml I fill location, eleelrii llglitgood water li C llitliose. Luinl'i-r unit MuiMiug Material < alter l.iimher Giinipaiiy N I am el St. Photic 6(15 n Position Wanted Houses Lor Rent — Orlando— w o r n i I N |)| RONS •'dti-h iron, with siile.-* 3>* antique abaped leg, 1 Floor, Dickaon-I ves Ui). Wanted Lincoln Hotel. M I R A C L E Concrete t o , general cement work, sidewalks, build lag blocks. Irrigation holes. J. B. 7 er» illegi-r. Prop. \ NewWatrr J U L IA ZAt IIAKA , Herald Olfice. . and lavender. $3. of t(uulil) * orated with but Our Belter fl Dickson-JveH "* Ruv Ruiidiiijr Material H A Y N E S A It A T I.IFF . Printers umi ofTici- outfitters. Phonu 340. 115 Park Avenue NEW ERA PRINTEKY, Job j -1 toting at reasonable price. Op posdi- I*ost Otfi, e. Plume 4 10. and FOR R E N T — Five room apartment lOOd Union Avenue, phone 99. Mrs. W. A. Fitts. FOR R E N T — Unfurnished four room apartment. Phone 32.7-J. , Mrs. Alex Vaughan. I FOR R E N T — One two-room an3 one three-room apartment. Dodge garpog. Oak Ave., and 2nd Don’t take ehanres in cheap i Street, Phone 3. cotton mixture the wellknown guaranteed All Wool Scotch!______ ____ __________ ____ __________ l Woolen Mills suits tailored to your W A N T E D — A copy of The Herald individual inea-i'ire. 3115 East 2nd i issue of Oct. 28, containing lint Street. Only $25. 1of qualified voters.— Eirat Nation* ai Rank. WANTED White Help Wanted JlMtdf 1ill TIL P ALM UFA i it C< i l 'N T Y Tl.e ». m e of sj**pen*loiis dcvelopno nt Read nliout it in the Palm Hem I Post Hatnplu copy Bent on r.•Itl' si Apartments For Rent FOR R E N T — Furnished two room apartment, first floor, 202 Park Ave. Riggers. \t*t*nls M auled [pan.... metal, black 111i I' * ful figures, $3 fill, 1':. k i. I vi-s ( ’o., <Jrlanfli'dmoin ami sleep with <-i without kit Longwood. Fla­ I NT S T E W A R T T H E I LOR 1ST" Eloweis for nil occasions. 814 Myitb Phone 2i!0-W \M I \ rrtr Volt* T t pr I*rtre W e have Homo beautiful loko l I !*21— 1 ,'hcv, Touring 1100.00 1.1. Truck * *&00 front Jots on I-ako Wildmere one- IHJI— Ford Panel SS5.#» hulf mile from the Dixie Highway 1S2J— r«.nl 1912— Kurd Itim’hoiit truck 27S.S0 in n nest of beautiful clear lakes, l!Ct — Kuril Touring ISO on 1f*2* — Kuril Runabout ISO. 00 | for sale. 19SI — llodge To it rl nit 150.00 | W e will build your home, land- i lliJt'—•Kuril Ton-Truck 525.00 ! scope your grove, and relieve you i l!‘2l— Kuril Kurilor firdotl 525.00 , of trouble and worries incident to liiji— Kuril Touring 2 0 0 ,0 0 1*13— Dodge Touring 000.00 building up a place. Dodge Touring 000,00 In the meantime, you can go j K>23— “ T K in m t o n o h k r e o p L ic * fishing. You can fish in any one ; to i*i-:tt k i c n t o f f k o i i a m , k a m i 1of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t [ I. W . P H I 2.L IP S I O M D odge D enier* ' know how to fish, we hnvc several J I ’ Pumr No. Oak «R 2nd I t , |experts who will be gltul to show you. Mr. Scholfield who has been ' 'singing nt the Dnntist Church will I vouch for the nbovc. l.A K E J E S S U P L A N D CO.. Inc. Advertislmff I ME M O U N T ' OR t t.S 1 A P E W R ITERS l»i:VK1.0f'K»«t ATTRNTION— Pens« i ..Ib Ik beginning the grentfBt deI). A. CALDKR & J. C. 7.URFLIBII vi-lo|iinriit In itlorldn's blsiory; a Real 'Estate Brokers— All kinds of hull mllllun dollar highway to itl* heacli Just finished: a two property listed and for (tale. O f­ ci.lf HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES million dollar bridge across fice 108 Second St., Ne a r Park •'in liny atarted; quarter million 't"ll«r opera house under construc­ Avenue. Phone 2 8 2 . _________ tion. two minions being spent on J? E. S P U R L I N G . sub-division highway; greatest rlmnrn for live In on ground specialist. Subdivision to O r­ developers to gel -I Write I levclopmcnt Departlando, Floridn. and F l o r a II o -in The IVnsncola News._ S U B U R B A N HOME Heights, Florida on Dixie High ­ AUGUSTA C H R O N IC LE — A uway.__________ _ _ _ _ _ _ gusta, Gn.— Augusta's greatest ________ S I G N P A I N T I N G _________ classified medium, rate cash .09c Located jost out side the city lim­ its, on the road to the Country S A N F O R D S IG N S H O P — Right charge. 10c per lino, minimum Club. Nice new bungalow with prices for signs of nil kinds. ‘modern conveniences— lights, own II. N. N IP P E R . A D V E R T IS IN G git* results if it water system, telephone, etc., 22V4 Snnford Avenue at 1st Street. reaches potential buyers. Pa_ Phone 47;!-.I.___ ________ la! tin Daily News is emulated in acres of land, seven cleared, orange trees, and place in good shape. L E T D U N C A N do your painting an industrial and agricultural sec­ Close to Country Club. Can be — No job too large or too small. tion. bought on terms. Price $6,600.00. fiO'.i Ninth Street, IT. A U G U S T I N E . F LA . — St. P A P E R H A N G E R — I. L. Tnlbott. Johns County is reached through H l 'N G A L O W painter and paper hnnger. h*’ Si. Augustine Evening Record. Phone 9511 Orlando road. Jui<k results. Two cents per word. 'ample ropy on request. ~ ~ T I N AND METAL W O R K A MPA. F LO R ID A - T a m p a Dally J A M S * II. C O W A N - All kinds Times, the great home daily. , . . , of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. ate I Pjc per word, minimum pnid A bargain, luniplcte at Water and Rout Tanks. At Oak barge 25c cash with order. Write ■^ 1,,MM* ,M'* A vein..... . Third Street. Tele* i" complete rate card i O KN! It LOT I " t t K V ' l l IH.IYF.KS or sellers of, Florida leal estate advertise in j the St I’etetsliurg 'limes. One r en t! | «,<,*,(•••! cent if-HM,I.... i i i » word daily, two cent* « word |ij I 11 •’"idays. •. i , ____ _____ ___ ____horhm.i! 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Government Closes First Part of Evidence In Case : Against Charles R. Forbes rff f tr 68th Congress Comes Back to Finish Its Tasks SON DISCOVERED IN MURDER PROBE OF ENGINEERS Janies W. Black, pnrtncr of John CHIOAGO, Dec V— Testimony of tbe chief witness ar.4 presenta­ W. Thompson, also of St. Louis and tion of the chief documont in the alleged to h&vo been associated government’s conspiracy charges in the conspiracy, is dead. The note presented Friday was against Colonel Charles R. Forbes, Solicitor Mnkcs Statement attorneys former director of the Veterans’ foundl ----------by # „government --------- . In p r e m i e r W U 1 Bureau, and John W. Thompson,! Thompson's papers, when the latter Denying Thnt There wa* M » H i s P o w e r t o St. Louis contractor, closed the firs t' turnod over his flies to the governAn Eye-Witness But Says part of the government’s evidence inent last winter for use before • Progress la Being Mndc In the Forbca-Thompson trial late |the grand jury. Many Other Lost Exhibits f Communism Friday. Elias H. Mortimer, one of the Many other government exhibits N e i g h b o r S a w L i g h t e r >4 alleged members of the conspiracy , also were taken from Thompson’s to allot war veterans hospitals to |flies, The note, government coun-1 G o O u t A f t e r S / h o t s favored contractors and divide the cel' said, was ”an Impounded pa­ It naver has been paid, de- Body of Woman Mny Be Dis­ profits, and now the principal w i t - , per,’’ . . ness for the government, finished ' 'ensc counsel ascerted. interred By Officers To The note was dated June 20, 1922, his testimony by Identifying a $15, Ascertain Cause of Death 000 demand note he had signed to a.id was given to Thompson and ( l o A g i t a t o r s Thompson and Black. Of this, Black In Chicago. Mortimer testi­ BIRMINGHAM, Dec. <1. — Mortimer testified, he gave Forbes fied he went to the '’Drake hotel )ep orted ': After authorities Saturday ap­ where he "found Forbes and gave 16,000. plied the process of elimina­ ninkes no him $5,000.’* government *T h o WASHINGTON. Dec. G.— Tho la y tion in connection with inquiry He said at the time he was charges that the conspiracy ever Muscle Shoals issue stood at a into the murder of Mrs. Annie resulted in the division of any told thnt William D. Pratt, asso­ 6,—Premier profits, lull Saturday pending a report of Lou Edwards in her Fairfield and thua for has presented ciated with Thompson and Black in home Tuowlay, it was said by .. Crmcress i* hark on the job again. Here the House of Representatives is seen beginning its Inst sessions military experts In the War De­ .(1 his govern- only the $16,000 note and Morti­ the Colombian (South America) Solicitor Ben G. Terry that the with Speaker Gillett presiding. Dr. Jam es Shcrn Montgomery, house chaplain, is delivering the invocation. partment on the Underwood Bill. Jht communistic mer’s testimony to show thnt syndicate, a development project state had made sonio progress which never materialised, had conForbes received money from the Prance in a tlccln* The senate was in adjournment* ^ -----------------------------" in solving what had appeared a (Continued on page 8) contractors as “advances.” AM the chamber of until Monday, having been assur­ mystery at the outset. It Bcportii have led to the be­ turtlny. During ed the report would bo ready by ^ lief. he said, that there was an eye sion thnt brought then. witness to killing. Ho indicated Secretary Weeks conferred lato relief the open inJACKSON V ILLE. Dec. fi.— vKi thnt u neighbor saw lights burn.Gw nunistic influences Friday »t the capitol with adminis­ At the end of the first quarter I ing in the house just prior to the tration leaders and promised to of the Florida-Washington-Lee h n revolution by submit the report of the military foot ball game, the score was shooting, saw tho«e turned out a f t ­ experts on tho measure Monday. ;i to 0 m favor of the “Gators". er the pistol report and then on tt CfOcomment had Realising that little headway could Chief Executive Is Flensed be sided to suppress again. made toward settlement of the Police Commissioner of New JACKSON VIl.LE. Dec. 0 — W ith Economy Experim ent These lights, according to Mr. Muucle Shoals question until the filatiun which was 16,0011 are expected to sec the 10 MemJersey Town and Long Accounts Fill l’npcrs Perry, are said to have burnod In Use Of Regular Trnin , report wns received, the senate adUnivcr-ity of Florida attempt •Jrr.rcd by a ilctnon- F o rm er D ictator Venezuela hers of Force Are Arrested F rid a y ; Loans A rc Viewed to turn Imck Warhlngton and brightly in all ront* of the house Laid to Rest In Foreign Instead Of Special Ctirjjourned until Monday. ihe Soviet nmbuaaaIn Investigation of Case Leo in a post-ioason football The fate of the Underwood bill, From All Angles W ith Sev­ except that occupied by Mr*. Ed­ Soil; Final Rites Simple game Saturday afternoon. WASHINGTON. Dec. 0.— Having | in the opinion of senate leaders, wards. Dec. fi — I Liber of foreign sgieral New Solutions Offered By Wishes of His Fam ily a I E K S K Y C I T Y . N. J., Dec. Neither the “Alligators” nor hinges on the War Department. With the reported finding of an fo bc expelled and set ii precedent in manner of travel, the “Generals" have been de­ President Coolidge referred the 1 Iiidi. l merit of Police Commission­ IgmiV of 60 on the LONDON, Dec, fi.— Most Lon­ eye witness to the murder of Mrs. President and Mrs. Uoolidge re­ Underwood bill to the military cXSAN JU A N . I*. It.. Dec. fi.—Gen­ feated in the conference al­ , for that purpose, eral Cipriano ( ’astro, the man who don newspapers printed promi­ Edwards, wife of Dr. George T. er Hurry J. Steals, of Weehawken, though both have tie games re­ t u tied to Washington at 8 o’clock pert* and it Is understood ho ex­ Edwuidf, efforts to solve tho niys\\ illii.m Griffin, a Jersey ( ity brok•iot announced Fri- for almost 10 years as dictator nently Friday long discussions of corded it gal nst them. expected to go vigorFinlay night after their visit to pects to bo guided in u measure by iTommunist propa­ held the destinies of Venezuela in allied debts. The Evening Star Mery were expccted o i it itn,i 10 Wehawken policemen, illtin. Chicago live-stock exposition. their report. ne. or there will be his hand, was buried here late puts forward a new solution o f , ouesly forward! Saturday. eluding two superior officers b riIf thu Underwood bill is disap­ Identity of the reported eye wit­ caching an umlcr- Friday afternoon in alien, hut not the problem. The executive seemed well sntis- proved by tho military men, it is the Soviets. The unfriendly soil, shrouded in the flng “ President Coolidge hints that ness is shrouded wth the name dm night by the Hudson county fil'd with his economy experiment believed thnt the whole question , through tho nows- of his native land from which he if France wants to settle the Unit­ mystery as other bits of evidence in g' und jur\ climaxed a day of many rfl in the use of regular trains and the will be referred to a joint commit­ Impport the govern- Wns an exile. Wei haw ken’'* n-u;il accommodations rather than tee of the senate and house to act ed States will be prepared to the officers hands. di'\ •lopmelds 'll langunge leaves no i-luciiil tmins or private car*, and Pos. ibility that the body of Mrs. boot leg -landal Cent ral Castro died at midnight grant most favored nation terms.” as a commission to recommend a members of the party that accom­ ebt. Thursday from hemorrhage of the it says. “ We should like to sug­ Kdwardr. might be disinterred to II. ..me He o l i g i n ill an affidavit I solution of the problem. --------hx I’reas panied him to Chicago declared it ow es' establish the exact cause of her gest another way. France . stomach! utter a lingering illness. Friday’s session of the senate b\< .i man who admi t t ed he fot.which has advocatwould not be surprising if on all Civic Trade Hotly Holds 4t The last rite* over the body of us 028.000,000 pounds. She owes ,|,.uth. loomed Friday os authori­ inttlx en g a g e d in b o o t l eg g i ng ne was devoted entirely to debate on nitiun of the Soviets the one-time dictator was simple. America 798,000,000 pounds, whll ties pushed tbeir investigation into 1 Reorganization Meeting on future (lips It,, should choose to Muscle Shoals. Senator Harrison, iguiioii ha* t iv it it-— , l lie i nv est i g a t i on ' which ' ' ‘ha involved her ami from the he­ 1Thin was due to the fact that his we still owe Amerieu 020,000,000 i the tragedy F rid a y ; :17 New Members 11 ii xel os he did on the one ended Democrat. Mississippi. *P°ke nearly s|. ■ .el uni *I it now tlii'cnli'ii* to rn the organ of the laiiinv ucsiivu u uu.es . . . . . . . . . . . — ... pounds. Let France pay u« in husband, a prominent physician. lust night. two hours in support of tho Under mehoiit Hudson county. jes m the name of Bello, a Venezuelan exile, deliver- | full und we will puss 823,000,0011 Railroad official*, however, sighed wood bill and Senator Wadsworth, 00 I Dr. Edward* is being held In the re Ii lb .’ . !1. Ill'.i hill* was elected pres and radical Soc- ed a n ' ovation at the grave, to which |pounds on to America at once I Bessemer jail with a bullet wound ”"«• after higher uns ins' with relief when the train drew Into Republican. New York, advocaUd hi* ____ hand which he says he n>- wa* ihw-oiily comment of John .Mil 1blent of the. Altamonte Chamber nce will not per- the body wns borne by nephews >f I account the 920,000,000 pounds wi in ........._ cceptunco t h * . Uoak*r-Wmt** ■ the huance q{ the present Castro after a service in the Gath- 1 owe. With this handsome sum ■"Icui.ved i u . lighting off an intiuicr-Vji-! lb vow '*y , uroiaoutor rbury prtiaUbl Conaldcrablo "ay broug ht the inut ampaixa .^ u .F ran ce ollc Church. I hand, tho United States could well j who hud crushed his wife’s skull TIiiii»d ’ Uiinimiiiilfy Hall, frrl.lay Might. I•!*•«•« <>..• greatest ,e*p. nsihllity lim„ also was spent in a discussion cjh tr« were the -first As relatives of the dead man I afford to extend her benevolence ,„|„ilni««terlng an anaesthetic. t‘..(*«J* *the gr and liirots. , , . r 17 . it i7.i'ti * enrolled ns members of on the railnmd over which the t Xtv- __ by Scnntor Bruce. Maryland, , thnt Franc* recoglecruit(*d for scr- , V \ i boose, lo travel, and the on hi* amendment requiring dhc se­ Home gu mi l Ii olive illi wreath* on the new- , to both her creditors by agreeing I)r was extremely anx have arranged |the chamber. wc shall be \he were placing wreuths on the new- |to fund the balance of our debt ' ious to have the body of his wif. . ice cl it i tug the wai hnv f t i ammeii wbo took Mr. t ’oolidge to lect .on of employes at Musdo A E. I line, retiring president nimmists’ campaign ly-maile mouml the sunset gun ut and of the French debt to the] i e m o t e d fr om the E d w a r ds holm to pal Mil the dock-, ul We e h a w k e n ; III. i humber, in opening the sen and lion; t Imago frankly asserted Shoals in event the government Itmsnd that the gov- the army post ut El Morro. which of tegular equipment ■q.ciiit'.* the plant, on merit and was United States on terms as credi- to a m o r g u e f ol l owi ng the killuu' w h c i c . according to the affidavit by ! ■inn, stated that while then* bail that In- u Krnssin his pass- overlooks the old cemetery, werc I table to herself as convenient to |acc or di ng to an anmiunceinei i John 1>• t . g i e a t tpiulit i ti,■ * o f Ii Nt.„ I not been much activity during th|. |hardly b n , d this n spuiisiliility. not lor political reanoiu fired and the Star and Stripes Define the discussion got under Return I ruin More Private made late F n d a j by Assi stant .plot bovo been Mlillggled in f t)ie I past few months, he xxns ccrtmii the scene a i us.” lcr*e.\ with the proteetion ibre. edited by Her- iewered, giping to honors This ironical suggestion is typ­ < otnnel .1 J < ("We. Tile ussi-t which tlint after the re-organization that ' Tin* ’ l am ot| whit'll Mr ("nolidgc way, two amendments to the Un­ suggestion of tIi fnend. Eugene Lnuical of much of the opinion hetc ant c ol one l lias ordered affidavit police Mlmnoiite w..iild immcdintel) pl> |li'tliriusl wu*t. mi ne p n v u t e and derwood bill were introduced. Sen­ the Soviets are in- once were Castro's. Ex nli-nce gut bet ml bv J'olhei , , ed to Ins mile ii plnre of promi­ which declines to believe France f n ,||| two Fairfield potieumen iv I pccial in ii- nut m e tbun the ime ator McNnry, Oregon, presented an A member of General Castro's imunist movement of ,,ii whi ch b. made the i n n to the , ami-ndmi'lit lo place the power de­ will pay anylaidy, and that nut an a mbu l a nc e i l iixei to p i o v c th. t Bennett, the *'« iiiMiding l ec t o r , ” I nence To t lie stnte. family said Friday tiiut although |the deliberate pur>1 l o v v i e n c i ’- I iilbi.pi i h o j i b . Ilociiiisc o f tbo a dd i I velopiucnl* ul Muscle Shouls under any inter allied cash will pa-­ tbc physi ci an issued i n s t r m t n S I Triplett, manager " f The Illinois , ii . mg liberal govorn- he frequently had been urged to hands excepting what Great Bin of the r emoval . Unit of I In 1xx o i ul s occupied by the |the Federal Water Power Act. und - |t lllll etl III till Ill'll I t of Hie affect |'|..i ula New spujM'i Mi n’ Home, the Communist attempt to return to Venezuela, uin pays A met mu on her own /b It, polls of the post-mortem e\ ,.l me n I* ill » i \ peeled 1“ pin) on de. lull'd Hint when citizen* no mix party, tin ngulm 1smu was split ut Senator MrKellar, Tennessee, |irowhich occured sim- and make un effort to regain the count and as the finaiu ini gum - ic min'd their intention to join th- W11In 111 li and I lii'si* coaches with i posed one to restrict the lease of uminiil ion at an undertaking • itopol l ant pul l III tin off I* ml llixa th the arrival of reins of government, he always antor of her European ullies dui tablishmeiit are leported to be In l i ga t i on tlinmi'li ( liuago Washington the property to an American citlII wa - also lent ned Fi i i i aiii/at ion they slio'.ld imt fe. I a refused to do so. mglil 11 at i bey had done their duly to sleeper ai I ob fixation car xm ii ten oi an American controlled cor|premeditated. ■ lax I hat I ill la r Bel ndt. ing the war. sulisfimlotv to officials who will Although it was reported tiiut ; Has Full Power, i|s>iNtion. The latest news which Indicates humilc the prosecution of the ra • a l i e i i ngb' ili et.i-e.l I 10 elf. W, III tin i-.. inin unit v. They should la Hindi' lot ■a 111 -1 section The Muscle Shoal* question also per L’Oeuvrc, an (’astro hud large fortune- in Eu­ that the funding of the I,, tin dock- and t In n saw the b -urtii leiilly Intel eCed to utlend French T h e « ' i " n 1ixi' passed most of the rope, especially in Germany, he T h e 'Iain w om a n wa r b u m full •a. b -I'ssioii of the ehanibet lo long , 1a x ; supporter of Her<iuoi Mtniggling ton - Ill has il dc t e s t i ng a f t e i Hi" l,iippi*d up in thi- House Friday, lived here in modest style. the 'government goHe and two lulls being introduced for dls-xx ing make ll a success. He urged teg busy I ,o- in i Imago. The big period in Cipriano Cus Officials claimed today tiiut ill- v pid enough to play didgi . us oil the westxvni *1 position of the prvperty. Hep. Stem n ulat attendance to make the town of immediately, bus revived skcptl \\ it b 1 bn i n cpt ion Mr*. ( tro's life began in 1899, when at ” till! bad established a motive” thml meals l»' game* In France the .......... ii well known throughout the trip, tookK Hul meal s in in the the dinei.! diner, Reese. Tennessee, introduced a bill head of u succersful revolution I clsm and mi) discussion of it hu will lend to a solution of the my - Griffn und I’ul toi mmi .1. hn M ’ identical to the Underwood mcasti-t- only to the exMhhii. lb..... induti'.i already hav count i ) . anil strcssisl the .......I of und ul Ini n' i t be discomfited tbe out President Adrade and j temporarily almost lauscd .Should 01 e und Rep- Reed. West Virginia, tery mii rounding Mrs. Edw aid- been m i o t e d ami n l e a M ' d iliidi mmont permits. It he drove " • guc), funding, glv. • x«li malic and consistent advert isdi ni ng I .«aid with one of Id* France attempt if the government entered Caracas, Oct. 24 Fn.m ing the United Stutes priority dentb No inkling of the infonnu hea v y bail und u» m u l c i i u l xvil dr y let humor. T h u t official presented u measure providing for .it l onimunism too then on until tho coup by which over Greut Britain, however, as Hon in the hands of official* w«- nesses. Coiispirai v and malfei is Mayor J . A. llrown. Maitland, I m u i the end of the meal u F’ederul Corporation to operate i PI . Public opinion is ho was unseated in 1908 he held long ns Winston Churchill i» min given nnd secrecy surrounded the u lien in office are I lie c h a r g e s men 1 president of the Maitland (’humber t • inipiii if the pii'siednt und the properties. sway in Venezuela, although of authorities. Scnntor Harrison declared tha arrival with Kras- full 1,,f Commerce, assisted in the orfound their coffee liuntxl in tbc indii'tineiils. ister of the exchequer there would, movement liln* lady had hilt persistently belligerent disposiAct under which Muscle Shoals |guiu/.atioii and in addressing the to their *h (’ommunlst Saieir Iliking’ be measures taken here thut would xvun constructed provided for Utili­ „„ bail tion i°<i **'m n,ul his coun,ry *nlH astonish the French and there ' gathering, stated that since the ,bly he out bn “ It wa delicious." replied Mrs. zation of the property for the nronew tria^w lii rmt • *torni>' periods. hoard hud been orgunized in Muit! would undoubtedly ensue a hurst Uoolidge smilingly, whereupon the duction of nitrogen for explosives i L h I. Tbe i Besides contending with several 1 1,nd tbc town had gone alicud with Hv-rsl months. The I pow|j« ul rvVoluUonary movements m i of public indignation against prcsidinl xvith mdmen lace asked: in time of war und for fertilizer la g lia l impetus. at home ho had to face the coni- France and the United States. It “ Why did you think there was in time of peace. He as»crt«d that The idlkers selected und elected Ten cases were heard and fine NEW YORK. Dec. tl. Imprison­ i by u unanimous vole were: J Ua nn i t , , nart biixod action against him by sea is impossible to express this fact nnething wrung with R ? " fertilizer was thu prime need or totalling $8 were collected in Mu ed in an apart inent house clevutor. Hr u ^ tro u b le Germany, Great Britain. I-ranee in Language too strong. of tho The i nun .niitlr «»iily ii few ntopn the country and that Hutchins, president; Frank lluithEvery British citizen pays heavy nicipal Court before Judge J 1 “ “L, • and Italy in 1902 for the purpose Mr und Mi*. Jacques I’. Rosenberg president; H F* | till ring the day and at only one of power necessary for Southern cn.o\, Ju s t vjee mlied oven - °^ Venezuela comply with tuxes, and he has been told they Sharon. Friday morning. xx,.r,. strippiil of tew dry valued ul ( I . thi'M' ' i "imi'llsxilli•. I'u. — hud a trttirise could l>e developed from J . B Bours. spooding, contimi ,$20.0110 >•> three hold up men. Hh- i Haim**, mh’oihi vice .president; T. crowd gathered In greet the presi- ] power sites In the Appalachian »CCvVU.In but ‘ he demands made by these imwerr are greater than have ever been I Burnett, aecretary; t ol. K wrung out of any other modem j ed until Monday; Sain Dux is. robbers escaped for fulfillment of obligations. (Icut I inm exclusive of Muscle Shoals. 1 I lame*, treasurer. Castro was tho ton of »* stock people. A pound per head of the reckless driving while under the ---- ------------- ------------- 1 Tho Mississippi senator praised Tho following executive com­ raiser in the Andes near the ( uh.m population (und each citizen be- influence of liquor, dismissed; Ipre idcnt Coolldgc’s recontmendamittee wa* named. S. J . Triplett, h , res Ceremony rl lievoa it is more) goes yearly to nac Daxis. speeding, $5 and costs. blun border of Venezuela. tion* for Muscle Shoals in his George E. Bute* and H II. Bundy. *tin newspapers dethe United States as “trihuU*” and James Thomas. Joseph 1’ete and *ugc to congress und declurcd tho The retiring secrotary and treassunist campaign bcthe taxpayer knows no relief Raid)’ Snead, riding on trains un chief executive would veto the Nor­ urcr. W. 11. Ballard, announced di rimnstration, on through corresponding payments luwfully. transferred to count) ris bill if It were jias.scd but would that the organization bail u bal­ WASHINGTON, Dec. (5.— Util tu luks, (,.» .Inures were to Britain by France, italy and court; C. Seargent, disorderly f < not veto tho Underwood measure, ance in tbe bank of $116 and thu authorize the expenditure of 9150. *tks Pantheon, which Russia, who together owe Britain and rosts; Eva Thomas, disorder 'A* measure. puyable amounted to $18.12. ,for intensified Commore than twice the British debt ly, dismissed; i ,,u Thomas disord "00,000 for the construction of new (|„|l* payuble wui ordered paid by I I ’ i Wednesdux federal govertnncnt buildings was This account lon. U. Temps prints PARIS, Dec. fi.- The basis for to America Here is material for erly. continued today by Representative , ^(. .necling. t" Iks a plan workthe hotter discussion of^ big pend­ i< popular outcry such as exists in Fred Aikens, gamblingV gambling, continui contin >i introduced Elliott Republican for Imiiunu. i The newly elected officers took duriCon nunist party for no other outstanding international until Wednesday. |* __. _________ "xei their respective positions and ing problems wa* laid Friduy usten NEW YORK. Dec. fi. — Stock tils” of Communism Ing a conference between A issue. in u few words expressed their nplie document is d$t- prices crumbled under an avalanche It is true that at various tiroes preciation for tho appointments. Chamberlain, the BritUh secretary TOKIO, Dec. fl.— Admiral OkaW It is a complete of selling orders in the closing part British statesmen have envisaged I The Altamonte Ladies Auxiliary of state for foreign affairs, and M. da now commander-in-chief of Im­ Primer on the estab- of Friday’s market after an early is in tho treasury. Ghurcnm Herriot, the French premier. Inci­ Churchill is a wa* formed to work in conjunction perial joint naval squadrons told a of bullish enthusiasm had r«IU” and district or- outburst ------u r n 1 ,ii„iaMi.l issues to new I or Italian debts, but Churchill now xvith the chamber and Mr*. Malt- dentally the conference disposed of correspondent of the Associated U Is div ided Into the carried 13 ‘^ ^ ^ v iar a rc-cor.|' comossion. on tho part of French, some minor nueations at issue be­ hie wns uuanluiously elected chairPress that he would assume respon­ and ptopaganda meth- peak zirices, for tho * r^ Tl cancelUtlon in return for vfrious tween Great Britain und France. sibility for asserting that Imperial man. •• 1 ric». farm hands, the high for all time, " " d fivealm ve politician who wants to They avoided, however, any pain­ Mr, Clarke was persuaded to come Considerable discussion on the Coming to Florida out of cur­ navi floet no concern about Ameri­ e previous record csUblished two ^ iml>‘ mlnUUr.. A desperate police. The red Florida. He gam. { - " g w - i ,(UX n of mlffingVen^uU and it ful subjects, such ns inter-allied can navy’s proposed maneuvers m iosity and with tiie firm intention where a brother, who has sine tu surprising prodecided that sessions should he debts, us far as could be learned m The vTumc o f trading, which to^ S C L S S t 'S d % & 2 * le*a than two of spending only the winter mofith*. Friday night. It was th* C1"5*' Pacific. d id . i t"-W -very T h u r . J . y meeting iDetwcen the BlitMmen. over t h ' management of fhohostelj Dinner will be served Fred A. Clarke, formerly of Cal­ i t » ■ * “ r .™ jf l l . Herriot later in seeing Mr. tries to favor tha,. United States rent hull mpvement started. The would huve a beneficial effect up­ ifornia, who with Mrs. Clarke ami Chamberlain off for-Rom o to attwo sons arrived in Longwood two enormous volume of selling origi­ tehd the sessions of tho council - - on Churchill’s psilltipal career. month* ago has becopro no enam- Its name lo the Orange and Black ^ - o r g a n i z a t i o n nated with professional bear trad­ o f the league of nations, arranged ____ Ua - ■ m■■ so ,e red of Florida in general and Longers, working for a technical re­ to eontinuo tho conversation on tbo an> a firm believer in the fu­ WASHINGTON. Dec. 6. — Ed­ wood in particular, that he ha* de­ action, ami gained added stimulus train when Mr. Chamberlain Is re­ Do . 0.—Creditors of by unusually heavy week-end profit cided to make bis permanent home ture of liOngwoodj” he declared, WASHINGTON, Dec. fl— Presi­ turning to England. Tho -French ward T . Clark, personal socretarv Vo President Coolidge haa decided cDnal Chemical Cp., taking and the touching off of “stop there, ho declared to a representa­ In a few years, tho place will have dent Coolidge returned from Chi­ entler even promised to gq to to retain his present post and not become a flourishing little city and rjuity receivership tive of The Sanford Herald, orders, accept the appointment as execu­ indon later, If necessary. * pending can be lora" “ I had previously heard a g reat it will be due in a g rea t measure,: * The civil service commission re­ Despite the tremendous volume Charlie Lewis, the negtp who is to the hearty co-operation which Mr. Chamberlain’s knowledge of tive assistant to president of emer­ Urge financial lo\i deal about Florida,'• Mr. Clarko ported a decrease In the number of of offerings, the decline, with * f«w charged with hating broken into French did awny with the necessity gency fleet corporation. tniatlon according conspicuous exceptions, was an or­ •aid, “and 1 had an idea that it was exists among its citiens.” * civil service employes. , the store of W oodnjtt and tvc« of an Interpreter so that tho »totesP ra lie for the fnterprise and eeivers to federa Federal prohibition forces Comderly one, net losses In most of .on on the night o t Nov. 18 was a booming stnte but when I arriv'd progressive spirit of Sanford citi­ men had a'long heart to heart talk. fit the active isitles ranging* from brought back freak DeU nd. to the hern, l found that half of its ad­ zens. was also expressed by Mr. misrloner l l s y c s reported, made The nature of their discussion natf g . l t l arrests In the last fiscal urally became known only through small fractions to two points. So -jity by Chlsf Police vantages had not been told,” city Friday, r California, the state in which Mr. Clsirke, who declared that this city furious y>as the pace of trading 8. Williams and 8heriff C. M. and. Longwood should' progress fK abv reserved comments. Both, when the reaction wa* at Its g o y S . ’I t ’i 7 , u J t f i t t he will elarke has lived for 90 rears, is a hand in hgnd during the next few *°The Mai D»ugh«rty case, lovolv. however, said they were W|Wy fit congress to coinWASHINGTON. Dec. (5. Eight height, that tha official ticker at come u p fo r preliminary trial on booming state, hq mid, but it do** yearn to such «w.n e x tfn t xtbnt each in* the iiower pf ooogtw* M • v r . r e t . v i - . - u r e j a DliAied in d announced, th at tltey not tav® <1* »nsjiy advantages to t»el the productlqn of : book* mlTUcm 'dollars for road conet times was nearly SO minutes be­ had agreed on all pressing raetvSrs^ wUl b e # part of the oUmfd Doc. .—County hind. gued be^#ra»V«|ipren[t Derorexqv aupre*«i" eo c,0llrt- . such as a decision for maintaining tkm is carried In the annual ^O fficials a t . the police station offer u future resident as does ld r. Clarke predicts t h a t LonC- srfoed Jda who lu r e hereTim senate committee ll Investl' The bill an iU U S i t LewW; admlttsd the Florida. This state, ha pointed out wood will hav* mftr* winter visit; embassies in Constantinople and riculture appropriation conipensation under „ Rousck' M A RK ETS when arrested io DeLend t this year t h in ever before and gating the internal revenue bureau the adoption of harmonious poli­ ported today to * r* »eq»lr»d puder -one million EraK aiitg urspar*Uon* t o aemm- ducided some excessive allowances cies a t the Rome meeting of the smount ts sixty-oi Kffleetf j j y f “ sc. 6,—Wheat, for amortization were given war­ Vhfin Inst y e n ’* appropriation. e was held in raodate a “TulThouseM throughout council of the league, ____ ____ 3 ? If time induatrtes. oiT'a charge of carrying conceal the coming season. Maine dering the past summer that ‘ above a^ stipulated. weapons. Adjourn Senate While Underwood Measure Is Being Examined; Will Report Monday jgs the Rising Weeks Has Talk With Party Heads Minister . An Ovation Fate Underwood Plan Rests With Report To Be Given Monday On Morning 15,000 to Sec Football; PRESIDENT AFTER BACK WHISKEY P R O B E Game in Jacksonville LEADS TO ARREST ENJOYABLE T R IP OF CITY OFFICER CIPRIANO CASTRO, LONDON PAPERS BURIED IN PORTO FEATURE D E B T S RICO ON FRIDAY OWED BY ALLIES HUTCHINS NEW HEAD CHAMBER A T ALTAMONTE S L 'i S t ........... ......... . Ten Cases Are Heard jobbers (Jet Jewels In Municipal Court Valued at $20,000 Hill Introduced To Erect New Building Stock Prices Fall Before Avalanche Of Selling Orders Chamberlain A n d French Premier In Conference Friday Japs Not Concerned Over Fleet Maneuvers Former California Resident Becomes Citizen And Booster For Longwood Coolidge’s Assistant Will Not Accept Post (yCanBeSaved Washington News Alleged Robber Local Store Returned Here G a 80 Million Road Bill Tabled In Conarei |Officers Must tturnspnCases S & �— ■»■■— *k r t h ere 1-d In Hanford. Florida riCM OK APPLICATION KOIt a x lin en T .tm m hkction nnt . o r a“’flu UKftKHAL St a t i t c b MR_____ HT/tTH OK FI.OIUIM. trTwK If___ ___NK88. tf. A. Dmiultin, Icy, or Chicago and ! m * t'lip0 sth1 <lnf l>e Dr rim o r ' q l l ^bo b Tut u l tthe h e An*' tonally An- ^ . and will, remain in 6 .. » Ilf uosdtty only , Ucs. D. Notice la h ' ereb‘ y/ a i r . n t h a t J K. 1-ilr.g pl»ilrchos»r ilrclin a-r o t..f C . . .i.t. y . Tax C ......... rri lift* a l a No. 135, d ated t h e 3tli dug nr Ju ly A. D.. isjti. hna riled raid Certificate In m>»-■oftlfco, nn«1 linsi titn.l*- nppllt'Mtlon fo r t n x del'd to In-1 aiir fn n c e o n l a o c e w ith law. Haiti1 f i r t l t l c a t e e m b r a c e * th e fo llow in g] •turn t ibfd p ro p e rty s i tu a t e d lit Setni-J lio>- ••'•untv. F I / . . t o . w t l : R>4 of lot; 5 tloblneona S u r v e y of an Addition 1 t o Sanford, the said land being on-: aen.«d ill th e d a t e o f th e Inmiatire nf -urh r e r t l f l e n t c In t h e n a m e o f , |>a\tn T u rn e r.— T h u t J . K. tailin'! purch aner o f C ity T ax C e r t i f i c a t e ! No l Jut d ated th e Ctlt d ay of J u l y ! DtU'OLAHH, c i r r kK ulA circuit Court. „ .. nolo County. Florldi Hr A- »• "*«•*■• *>• t y .: “The Spcrmitfk j^.7. Aharon. . only retain any c j * u« .-••iiii-itor r « r C o m p la in a n t, i - - Ji?< . 1*^ | ' ■. ’• 1 • (ally solicited. This instrument ro. ■t a x p a y e r * nnd eltlzenn of .Seini­ n'.I. Coun ty. F l o ri d a , th at at the ceived the only award in EitRlan'1 next r e a u l n r mM'lliix of th e tliMirtl and in Spain producing rcsuiU of C oun ty CominlMHlonern o f Hrm tCounty Klorliln. "* *to *he *held *■ at without surgery, injectiona, metiiral iiole 111 ill/ o'clock A M.. on 26th d ay etiatmcnta or pretcription*. W arn­ of J a n u a r y . 1'ij:,. nt tile th e C o urt ing— All cases nhmild be cautioned Ilnuar at Sanford,. Klorliln.. th__e on of the i r r e t l o n and c o n - l l t 'i i e i d»*»n. C n lea* aulit e e rtlf lrn te agnimit the umc o f any elastic nr of 11 t ill u ill lie a c t e d 1 * " "• 1’ 'teem ed a c c o n l l a u in law web iruiT with undcr-strapn, as " ‘..V.',', Inn to mill I to i c l ! !•• '*• •••I " ’III tax tie t h e re o n nil the /tame rett where the lump is nnd tvr V I’SS my tin ml nx C le r k nf 3' " • , f D e c e m b e r A. ft., l u l l Court nf S em in ole u ••n - i s in> offietnl alimat urn and not w'tore the opening is, producing "•*' ' trriili y. Flo rid a. .mil m « ex nfrirlo "' ' " t . t h e lotli d ay or N ovem ber, ct mplicatii on necessitating surgi- J ••f the Hoard ..f C oun ty O h m - ; •' 1 l cal operations. Mr. Seeley has doc­ ml'iHittfit rw* of Hoinuttijf <*<»t]IIt >* ’ * A* 1,1,1 fJldAHB, ' , C ircu it C o urt. I uments from the United State'- f torlda •m ihli* ill.- r.nl dny of DP. , <F n-mliiT, \ l» 1 1 » 2 4. I Hrniiliola* C«tnt(%, Klorlilfl. | Govcmrmnt, Washington, D. C.. for 1*2 A I'MCf Jt.A Mr , Mv V **• <* inspection. He will lie glad to C ; > Am Clerk of Hi** C ircu it • 1, r r * *• 1 «n*l 2«». demonstrate without chnrge or lit of Ketnlltnlc C o nn ------------- — t* . Klorliln. anil aa ex of- M'TI* K <»K AI-l-l.H'ATION K nit them if dijrirrd. Rusiness demands %. * ■ 27 30SP •. 9 ■ r ■ I . *. • HORIZONTAL ’ ,• 1. Tag tor bootleg. A whisky batf - tl®* , 6. Strong receptacles for valu•- . ables. , 0. Character in “ Uncle Tom’s fsn nnd not Umlp Tom „ *10, Wrmth. -12. A grain. 113. Not women, x l i vevour. 16. Native metal. ' M!’ n 1>UK like noise. 19,'JUfusaJ. 3 1 , Prodoum. 22. Note of scale. » 8 . P art of verb "to be.” 1 t j 4. Bird o f peace. •' S * ^ rCe* on. 4M. You -and F. ; a r . H alf an em. ®3. Another pronoun. H9. Father. ®1* Trifling talkers. ConJunted. Coniumed Negative. udfionandlCsHexCarH educed $50 in Price •17. 311. 40. 11. 42. 4.1. Elongated fish. Spawn of fishes. Child. , Age. Plants with feathery leave Penitent. VERTICAL 1. Citric fruit. 2. Farewell. 8. Noisy sound. 4. Officers, first or second. 6. Adjustments. 0. Provisions. 7..What you henr with. R. Visible vapor. 11. Hastened. 17. Stream of water. •18. Anxious. 20. Poem. 23. Serpent (Clropatrn again.) 20. Pier. 30. ( ’aim. .11. 1-ook Intently. 32. Alsu. 38. Prophet. ilfi. Part of the toe. 38. Do wrong; mistake. CHILDREN WITH R IC K E TS NEED K I D LIVER Oil A CORRECTION I .1 K l.ninir, f *«»mpin It*.«rif. | t\ ••'•lit nr vn .11 IH.I: t *lin11«*m I! r I II T iiik F** i«n«| It llicwi If 11% j Ihr uml If •IkihI nil |>Arl l«« rlnlvM Irur hit* rr iltt In Hi* lnn«lfi iiimI |im | mlviiM lfiv«nlv«*i| l»i lhl*» full itIm ir k t|t kUpKN tminln .4 or «»t Im » | cliiimu ui * • Im rlM i I |lrr«*t|if .1 II 11;ii.* m*1it I ' it ml » .u li nf III* lit l|KPMif« il u| Hlln r vv l»v, I »* fi'iiiliitil* »»v: i »r.K i*« n ; i » n v . i r a t i <•N« T** riiNilifi It Ut r. if 11\ Ift i: (in*l if «I•ml nil until*-** i lultnl-ik* I ft t «■t « - i * ••f>*1•-r t Ittiil* It I•»••■*I• » if •* i'ii **• tl <*r •it It • i tvlttp; J II 11 * •* il tl*- 'I iiimI*-* f ll%itut. uml if nl nil jmill* <* rlnlittltu* liili'ft fig ih »I• • .1 II l(a c *>t|n I• Ti iittlrt i|*-i •«•*•* •! nf ollit-nt t.i in nml In tin f ••I ln\% Iflif il* nef iln i| Infnl. Iv lug I• 1•.i. In lit* •••iiiiiv nf Si tiiln«kli- iirul Si.it* nf 1‘ lnrlilll !•* " II I. .1 Fnt|| i m i 1421. of Hnitf* nl II* tftflitN NiMili.-u t*. Sunfk-ttl im |»* f |*lnf t l i ••••• *lul% t ••••f *1 •*1 In I’Jut Il4»**k 2. I'ug»-tt •'•tt m il f.*! <if I In- I 'll li 11* li* I'ultllt >-f In MlIfn.l* I *t *II911 V I I'll III U A Mil In nit' nml Ml |imtl**n % %I* limit* *• nr* iiMkfl*»%% u t'lulriilnw iuu tlfiit' till* * i Hit*-! • »t It* uml i *• I'** |*l |*« i f n llfl *-|||Im f «*f • *l***»« r 11*•-•I *•» Illli |UlM *•» |il|t**l H»**r«-nf Il *i |*|m .linn l*% III*- * %•*«•» 11 *-f « «•iii !•fit f••I in l It Ih • »u«« fll*-*l *' •* \ i*u nml i i*-lt nf %mi Iiii %* **i * mu |.< |*n\* Minn- t i i l i l nil* **r I fit ••**f i In .i-i«l l i lit* I iu*)t* i-ml |*t • Min* -« II* t •I u I••f nt • *1* •*. r 11*« *| 1*11*1 ! fi.* I rn r weiil., punny, undi'i ilevi lop ' A reduction of $60 on the Hud-, rd children and erpeeialiy those iton nnd Essex automobiles, w a s ! that have rickets, and need a sure announced Wednesday by the| builder that promotes the growth Bern Ino) c Hudson and Essex Com-t of teeth and hones, cod liver oil ■JfAny through W. E. Walthall, its I is tiie one medicine supreme noth­ ing helps like it. praiident. j„ | Hut it is nat'ty and repulsive and v Immediate du .y j evil smelling and nearly always upRow assured by „. J i e t s children's stomach - so now Which further rtty or botti c a r s UP to dat*' chemists advise McCoy's fonl and S ' minole * Liver Oil I ablets. -ughotit the coun-1 Children love them ns they do iiuitdy, ln cau.se lhey are sugar cou* nnch is now i|tiotoi| ed and ra \ to take. One L^y the Eh*i x com h ' gained 11'.. pounds in seven weeks, •6. The reduction and ir now healthy and happy sedan is $.Wi. ■thousands of other children have >**ill ------------------- tlcln Clerk o f th e It.iard ' ' '« l»CRI> I 'M I K I I m k k t i i i n .■»*.■» o| CiMHil,. Comnil-aiiilierM . «’* T i l t : CIRNKItAI. .HTATI T i ; a | of Seminole ( outity. F l o r <•» f i l l ! •CVATI': OK K l .n i t l l l A . ... , • ' • * * I * * i c - • " lierel!) n it en th at .1 A, j " pul'll.lied n in e '’Ill'll w eek . I ook. piin hiiier of lux r e r l l L".'n..,,K .................... Mil. IHJI. Oh f r o \n K.8. d'lleil th e r.th da > of . J •• ' l». 1922. Iiaa filed nnldt 12th. t!Mh, 2iith ••I n o t e III my o ffic e uml line | I to i 0 |dleat Ion fu r tnx deed t o I in ......... .. w ith Inu Halil , • ' . l i e efrilii nreN th e follow i tig |( . •.! p rop ert j all Hated In . "■ ' iiiiiit>. Klnrlilu. to-w ii -i > I X n ’ i, S« e fit. Tw|. i t . ' • " !! Hi :n r e . T h e a ild I I. ' .i I" I nil iinei'aaeil at llo- ilet*- **f I I tl nance " f aiti-li c e i l if Icale liilj I 11 ............ . I nk riown ’ I A l.nallhi ..nk pureliaxei ■ o' » • . i Mfli'il • .Vi, 2 l'i daled •I . d .v " t J one A 11 l i;>. line 111It * * K *.f I % fb l«|«'ll*« 111- r rio rliln 111vc in-* . O K EEC H O REE P l a n s ci'in letcd for building s e u wa l l along ilte front «t*uut> A NEW HAT, DRESSES, A NEW SWEATER. SILK UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, SHOES, ETC; MEN’S SI UTS, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, j SWEATERS, CAPS, HATS, ETC. j Follow Why Can A&P Sell Quality floods At Such Low IVices? Hr * Crouds—.loin t h e T h i o n j u r s o f Satisfied Customers of OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE m t *•» * i • - **lis*nni i v%«• tin* <"Ni nf liithdlinif llll ; 'g r o w n s tr o n g and robust. kio SO CLOSE TO CHRISTMAS YOU NEED NOW IS \ OUR CHANCE TO U.UY ID4H It* 1| llll ••1III *III* L E — Land being | Sixty ta b l e t., for du cents nt <t ‘ or , " * * Morula druggi t» all over North Atnera.i tntllrand e i , : ,hchops; n: w nsrrld. ‘jO ,,nM r.,.m..Md-..ys I .W0 “to E.n:r.O men 1. »•«* t(„. »••• -nr.- .....i „ nit «sk r ,'„u| to DC cm pin \ i-tf ut Nniipii; liuifc fiiuv fobdlviuion opened to provbh ( I A HKI I i* Plnti** licm^ minift**i K*ii il<lin>r J H ' d / hoimc. OK THE FAN TAN WITH THE OUTLET t Lii L. fa. t -n«— ♦•fi-*i ii*** : iii ni-*)i u lai ••f ***.:r caii*i*M| f u m l - , »t iiiij tlie In oh* i > f n m in i*i*ll«- man • p; **l it > I H Hi .* mlv t hat vs p cou rt i- iij'hl in Io f ^’ if *1* •i* «jii.in i»y *Mir iiirif* 1 A Nil'A HoikJ is m e of ( ; ' fjlo.nnii piopoM'd f i fiiuinclng I'l i d g e .ital in .id b n .tiling in Hic.iHt H e i g h t s . .1 1 r - •!■ H eight i’ t i at lutiiii i an d Ciai y 17633764 T W h e n y o u r back is s o re and lam e , f lu m b a g o , s c ia t ic a o r rheurna | ,, ttsm has you rtitT t-Bwl UJI, don't s«lt jX H A f u r ! G et a 3 6 cent H f W buttle of old, hnni'M Hl y " * :H Jacob s OH achi ng and th e It.na Itrnnd IsARGE Yellow Ones at Fig Bars, II) Atlantics, ll> Red Honey jumbles, Ih hn, I ro r e n i " " ' Re-'.-.'jJg and lameness is P lo [/ L / j X j gone. y ou t L III V l \ t ; “by drug s to r e , noui a littip in your nand • " ,1 tub il right mi your h i -:r 1h use for (58 years, this sootbing. penetrating, o il taken tin |min i i g t i 1. out, and ends the misery. It is nb ilutely liarmlees and doesn’t burn Puff Pastry Coffee Cake French Pastry Jellied Doughnut I )elicious ( ’ream Ivolls All Kinds of Fresh Cakes, Pies Large and Small MAINE ROSE EXTRA FANCY A«k Your (iroci-r . Far Seminole Poultry A s s o c i a t i o n ' E rrh Guaranteed Strictl y f*rc»h Hold 1ly PHONE ins 11.'* MuRnolia Avenue FANCY MerchunU Grocery Co. and W. L. John Htemper Rtempet Grocery Store 9 -o z TI R E S Difficult? C OM E TO t i l l and HtaHoucry Shop Appcalin, New t motUkea. Game*. 0 IF T H F O R MEN 30x3i/2 31x4 S. S. Oversize 32x4 S. fi. Oversize 33x4 S. S. Oversize $ poum l pk|f Almonds m . ii shell. H>. Almond S i n M Vd halves A A-1* l it a n d 9-o/. |>kg Firestone U tility C O R D S 8 .0 0 $13.00 14.00 $15.00 California ilru::; I Nont- S in it California NO. 2 RAISIN!J URRANTS r 25c J Loudon Layer, Ih Run Maid Cluster 18c 21c A&l* PI Grecian V' DATES ALA. BARA 1<M)Z PKG 25c WAGNER’S Large Can 3 CANS v fire The PAMf.BG DOLLS i Chrlatmus Cards ,307 Mayaulia Phone 101-1 - - * t . ■----- P h # n e 5 4 8 - F R E E BqYCEITE. .S a n fo r d BATTERIES Early-June HOWARD �[til • To be borne tntircly by adjacent property owner*. y o u bn and you COURT o r HER* •ere by r e q u ir e d l o a p p e a r t o ^zne Number of feet frontage . ...... . . . ................................ ^842 ___ c o p x t T i r t o R t n * . >111 o f rn rnplalnt h e re in on Monday, r f t A S C R R t .V ^ . * t h e H it. d a y o f J a n u a r y , 1921, a * t h a Assessment per foot frontage .1—----------- -— ------------ $4.0034 C o u r t l lo u e e a t B anfo rd . Semlnol# Fred *r. Williams, Engineer. BRUmdUB’. NKCURITIEW COM- C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ; aald c a u s e b e in g I*ANT, A corporation, nrganlacd and a *u It to q u i e t t h e t l t t a o f t h e nomFeet Frontage Frrllmlnary Nam e Iln e rly llra e x i s t i n g u n d e r j h a l « * i o L t h * Htate o f F l o r i d a . C o m plainan t, . I _ ?*■ Tha^halTa. darlaoea, grantees and Mker c l a i|m a n t s u n d‘ * r Hat iTenrjr H. B a n - t a n t , HemlnolA B r o u r l t l e * Com•, In a n d t o t h e a b o v e d escrib ed oC p i e c e o r p a r r e l o f land. I t la f u r t h a r o rd ered t h a t Ihla o r ­ d e r b e P u b lis h e d o n r a a w e e k f o r e i g h t r o i t e e c u l l v e w e e k * In t h e Banfo r d H e ra ld , a n e w a p a p e r published In th e c it y o f Bnhfnrd. B e r o ln o lj Assessment The Oaks, Sanford. SPEC IA L A S S E S S M E N T ROLL P R E P A R E D UNDER AUTHORITY RESOLUTION NO. 183. ' - . adopted on the 13th day of October A. D. 1024, by the City Commiaaion of the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is the entlmatcd cost of paving Katie Street from Sanford Avenue west to Park Avenue n width of 24 feet with sheet osphalt on a 0 inch rock base. $ 060.00 1300 cu. yds. grading ut 50c .. 1,402.50 1 GOO lin. ft. concrete curb ami gutter at 85c — .................... 1020 nq. yds, paving a t $2.00 —. . . * » » . » . . —..jy— “,*r—* .. 3,840.00 . 225.00 760 sq. f t , concrete alley returns at 30c ...... . 489.50 Engineering, advertising, legal expense, etc.' ._ -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ --------- --------- _____: ________ — _____ _ ■merits with interest a t 8 per cent per -said . 1.1 special enMnlrtl assessments nvqommonl* stand htnnfl approved nT x r , J and com A meeting of the Equalising Board of th* c," 1,1 on (Ko r V rtf I . D ^*t * will be lam held the MnM 2 2 nd H day of December A at 2:30 P.’. M., a t zyhlch meoUng said tloard w t n 'm complaints and objections as to such special at said time udjust and equallxo said a*sMsmerit and right, and when said special assessments adjusted, snmo will then stand confirmed «m| ^ *•' liens upon the property against which rai j nV*0* 1 until pnid in accordance with provisions of I t r a o l,,^ cd on thq 13th day of October A. D, 1024, bv th. « * the City of Sonford, Florida. (' l7.C (Seal) R. p h i l i p s , cM Dec. C nnd 13. or Count) f f Hethmola Coanty. ” Ruzrv) Jamlnole CNiunty, Florida, •aeh week for four Conseeutlve weak*. U lv in u n d s c hjy. hand a i ^ aaal of C o u r t t m th la th e t * f * day of , neces-ary to areef aald November,- A. V. 8 ,m ‘* F C lerk o f th e -C irc u —it Court, -F-lorida. 80 ml note County. with thd By A. M. W EEK8. V. OrlhB ^— f g j s t . r u v e . ot Florl* John C. Geonardy, .Solicitor for t;«ia»nlalntant. ^ - r r e v B IT.?, <n Ujf Nov. »*. Dec. «. 1*. i t . tl. • » . \ ./ •. ' * ___ ____ o f"*!' k j. F'®r. f nf th« Board IN COVBT OF pOWSfTV K? pf. .-.i7.n-e* of 'ikfnl. Setalaole t 'o s s t n f la t e af In re Eatate of Lttla Cardlt t TO*/" e r 1,1. i e "toh ue. ii w d o .. *i } j. " ° ^ on the 6lh day rhom tt may concern, tjiat^ Srd day, of December. tf ' «t the Court ».?-ford. Florida, the I shall Apply t? tn* Honp^aOl‘ 5Id Court. ."t#* erection and con- F. HouaholdervJuijjjS of air Judge of I’robkte. forr M L i l " 1 W,U b* V f I th " e ...____ _ ______________ _ . .itojP d la e h a rg * un A d m ln la tra to r -o sa'Clerk rii eatntn "of Luin Cardin, dfr•odaaert ll * *Court of Serolnotd and th a t a t tha i a n i4 tim e 11 awill fc c iin n i — - -—. | wI . ii d uvuri v i e v . u n * . * * - a a ____ DB* IJeaf paldThn accordance wlt^ prorUlona of Resolution No. Uj4,. fdo^ted City of Sanford, F la., on April 28th, by the City CfUBipigalon of I Com m enrlng a t a stak e a t the f o r e ll K d H h e u t Corner of tbr'Nucih&aak q u a r t e r ( N E U ) of the Northwaat —- ■ r„ u a r te r < N W R ) ot Sectio n $•. J u d l f . . . VIIVSU . V. in auu and fo r uw"..- ---T ow nship Id. South or lla n g a 11 F lo rid a ,. In on thla tha Tth day o r Novem Hast, run 8 outh && yards, w e e t 440 yards. North &S yards. E » * t * * *L*A. DOUOLA8H,' n q y ard s to point of beginning, . Clerk of th a C irc u it Court c o n ta in in g five %rr»* more or less, A. D. 1024. r^- if:1 I * R. P H IL IP S , City Clark. (S eal) , Dec, 6 and 18.' | .♦T.fcVaVip. t u'rTbe H^veju^JtHilcU^Cir-; gpgd^L ASSBW8 MENT ROLL PREPARED UNDBR AUTHORITY B a c fn n in g two end one -h a lf ( * , » , unairrs Ho ti 11, of the N orth­ ea st C o rner of the Northeast Q u a r ­ t e r ( N E U ) o f (he Northwest Q u a r­ t e r |N W U ) of Becilon t«. T o w n - fn * a n d Vor *8em lnole Cpun-1 R E S O L U T IO N NO. 185, . - ' ■/ ‘ (B e al) *y fey A. >L W B B K B . p . c 1 adopted on t h e 1 0 th d a y o f h f o r e m b e r A. D. 19 2 4, by t h e C i ty C o m m is .50 $233.17 '•(•ndanta. • . .. ‘ s;H rtro%\\nSda ofWCoun,,.,i i l . i o n o f t h P C ity o f S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . \ < 50 233.17 • ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. .......... 50 233.17 rpn th e n ce . South rive <&) chains. I t» , $ V ' $ i ' i T h o fo llo w in g U (jte e s t i m a t e d co a t o f p a v in g t h e fo ll o w in g d e ­ C‘r>oNixF 1m u * i :n k n. a d j u d g e d f / * nk 13 thence W est twenty (10) cha in*. V - n ' J * J ‘ ^ 1 rrrribed' road T ' 10 Tfeet |q width with a 0 iuch rock base gurface treat­ TU B STATE o r Fl/JRtDA, 233.17 a n d D B C f t K B D a t Hanford. Hemlnole Harry Leo, Lot 1 4 ........... ........... ...................................... &0 lhailna V I.vt h five rl>>« (<R) f t .chains, t. . I^ thence “ **" ' *• thence North i To. Anna M. Trafford. ■ Rnrd C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , l h a H a t day of 233.17 E a s t tw enty (t o ) chains to point Frank Loaning, Lot 16 ...... .........- ....... —............ ~........&0 ed. Terrace. Colwyn Bay. North Walen. O c t o b e r , 1 9 H . in c o u bt o f c fllJB tr T rto ik of beglftnlng, also. England, and . all parti** clalntlna B. A. ' DOUttLAIW. 283.17 a l a e l e C a a a t y . S t a t e e f F le rld a . Beginning a t th f intarseetlon of Goldsboro Street with the un­ Commencing (!<5 fe et South of a I r iIn Interact* under llenry H. Banford. C l e r k , o f t h e C irc u it C o u rt. Heml Frank Loasing, Lot 10 ........ ........... .................... ........... &0 fl.C07.00 r a ' E s t a t e of Cnarliw E8 fafTotal estimated cost ....................... dermaed. t>r otherwise; under flerfin o urt my fi n a l aaec ­ s ta k e nt th e N ortheast. (N E ) C o r­ ford. i iijf' ,, named street running gotithwestorly to Municipal Golf Course, anjd . Sanford Heights, Sanford. nole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a . t r,ds. M " «3 ^ _ o f f . c t o present to said aald C Court , trude »:11*-ii Banford, deceased, or To lie homo entirely by ndjuccnt property owners. _ in is tra to>rr of skid aatd a e s- ner of t h e Northeast Q unrtcr (N E B y . A. M W R K K B . P . C. C'nosr.t of County Com- cou nts aa A d m Notice"t la hereby U) of the N orthw est Q u a rter may'concern T?h'at *on t h * 1 street intersection being at the northeast corner of Lot 18 of Robo t h e r w l p e i u n d e r I t R. T r a f f o r d . d a* FHRP R. WILSON, Geo. A. DcCottes, r* »°* " " . m o l e County. t a t * , ' a n d aak for*AHelr a p a to v a l. Num!»cr of feet f r o n t a g e ... .................. — ....... ......... —1648.5 (N W H ) of Sectio n IS. Townkhtp 10. whom t e a s e d o r o t h e r w l a a ; u n d e r Moaee B o t l c l l o r f o r C o m p la in a n t . 1 P Jrd day Of DeDated O ctob er t * . A. D. l»14TO ALL I ' R o r f l l T Y O W N E R S OWNINt; pR()pE 23rd day of Deeambor' A g - |inson’s Survey of an addition to 8*nft*rd, Florida; thence run west Forrest I^ke and 1 )bl* 1 J1* ’ South of Ilan g c 29 Dual, ru n thenoe L y m a n , d e c e a s e d . o r o l h e r w l y s e ; un* N o r. I - * . 1 0 . 2 1 - 2 9 . Dee. 4 -IJ - X O - J 7 . S C H E L D E MAIN ES. Adm lblatrator. Assrssmcnt per foot frontage ................................. —„...$4.2fl67 d e r M o aa* L y m a n , a s T r u s t e e f o r .61 Weat 1320 Teet. thence South 1*5 237.83 F.Ntouaholdar.'juig? of Mid* Court, un Goldaboro Street 510 feet to the contcr lino of an unnamed AxcnUc |PJ*?4 iJOCOGABH A. R. Key, Lot 1 ............. ... ST U E E T FROM OAK A V E N U E WEST To m y Rt I Fred T. Williams, Engineer. •> t h a Lym an Bank, deceased nr SlfV- feet, tl,fci.ee E a s t 11*0 feet, thence k „f the C IN T U B C I H C I J T •• J.u u d“ » « fi,cafrtie rofUthl running north and south through suid Robinson’s Addition; thence IN C O U R T O F CO U N TY J t l l M I R Geo. A. DeCotlcs, «■ I ) r » r r S i * n n iknt Ikn w a ... tc& feet tn point of b e g in n ­ - «* o t h e r w i s e ; u n d e r M. A. II. Lysame Drsrrlpllnn Feet Frontnar Prellmtuarr F.NTlt ............,_____ J t l U I C l A I. f. C Notice is hereby given that the construction 0f ^ urt'of S.nUnole C " " " ............ . T h C ^ tT .^ ^ N North ing. con ta in in g fiv e a cre*, and * 1- e i t ul •T VI ' I n a n . d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w l a a ; u n - S e m in o le C e n a t y , S l a t e o f f l o r i d * . Forrest Lake and '»!?. and aa ex ofl f C harlc.'B .?'qtiiVhrd, de,„„rth the north A M ) FO H SNMINOJ.K, laiiRrlRf R r, m 11441 VTwm k . I _ _ _ . . . 852 ____feet „ _. to __ the center lino of a new 50 ft. street along ... Asaeasmeal It) ro E s t a t e o f tV. E J a c o b * . ment on Tenth Street from Oak Avenue west to My?' der Tarry IJverann. deceased, or caOBod. And that at tl,*' samp tlmo I >1 . . . .. _ . . . . . . . _____ ____. t . i k . Z * t . - , ( - P n o i t l v e n . t o all A. R. Key, Lot 2 — .............. CO 270.80 a o t h e r w i s e ; u n d e r A li c e l .y m a n Haw- * N o t i c e Is h e re b y aRiven. Commencing nl a m ake on tha lit' w ^ 8 | l t i y i d * S J J W y K a i fside of said Robinson’s Addition; thence west to the Atlantic Coast n$ it n been completed, nnd the completed work baa be* Spurling'a Addition, Sanford. L i f e r , d e r ra a a d . or o t h e r y l a e ; u n d e r I t m a y c o n c e r n , t h a t «>n t h e one- half ( t t ) Sectio n line 0 0 fe e t nocounty as Administratrix of «l|l \y ne Railroad right of way on the Leesburg Branch; thence south­ j gamin'1*0 bounty * A lias P h e lp s. d ece ase d , or o t h e r - | « r d d a y o f D e c e m b e r. A. IV l * * 4 . Geo. A. DcCottes, South of the Northeast Q qu rter 129 $550.401 by tlm Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida • E d i t h A. L le k . D efen d an t. H. D. Durant, Lake Mary, Fla., lx>t 5 Hlk A.. I s h a l l apply to t h e H o n o ra b le I I w i s e : un d e r J . II. B a w y e r . d ec e ase d hwert Q Qur (NED4 ) of the Northwert q a r te * iklUwd °nre ««ch w * eU • CITA TIO N * B l l ? - - |westerly along the south side of said tight of wny to thp tTrst lino Forrest I-Jtke and ' 612.001 The following is the final estimate for pavinj- r S. S. llaumcl, lxit 10 Dlk A , ................................. ... or o t h e r w i s e ; u n d e r Ire and er F i t t s , F . Ifo u a h o ld e r. J u d g e o f aald C o u rt, Park. ( NXV % ) of S e ctio n 2€. T«wnah\p Kk Pw-n.lur &tn. IS.Iz on T o FMIth A. L i a k : Aabitry STAirrQftD of Section 20 Township 10 South Rango 30 E a s t ; thence North C5 feet C O 279.80 a s J u d g e o f P r o b a t e , f o r my f in a l A. U. Key, Lot 3 ............... Adtnlnl»tr*trlx. ■W- d ec e ase d , or o t h e r w i s e ; under Kay th South uf Mange 29 E a s t, run Dtenca New J e r s e y . 607.47 Oak Axemie west to Myrtle Avenue n width 0f l x f 4 fW l!L .. . _ . Wesley Chestnut, Lot 8 Blk II, _ ..... a 8 P h e lp s , d ec e ase d , o r o t h e r w i s e ! d lae h arire aa A r i m l n l s l r a l r l x of l h a Geo. A. DcCottes, T « u aru hereby ordered to In- and I West 1310 fe et, thence South J <8 r t ; ^ ,rn«h. torn. !7th. to tho railroad track on said L*«sburg Dranch. 607.47 w F r e d e r i c k IV. L y m a n , If liv in g . and e s t a t e o f W . K. .Incoha. d eceased , 133 said Court at ot feet, tthence appearr b efo re our sold h e n c a E a as t 13*<i )S*o feet, thence t h e n c e IN COl'|tT U F Mamie Ifecren, Lot 11 IIIk H, . $2,0*0.00 ,4. 1 » " ________ and Ihnt a t th e name lim e I will If dead, all p n r lle a c la i m i n g I n t e r • • ~ in n ­ Forrest Idtke nnd the Court Itouae .In -Sanford. F l o r 'i ­ North 111 fe e t to point ‘ of‘ b' e gtl: 178 cu. yds. grading at 40c ....................... Srra tg ol* C o s i lirr. C”t ! r o L ^ S » 1000 cu- >J s ' tfradlng at 60c Lane's Addition, Sanford eata tinder t h e said F r e d e r i c k W. p r e s e n t t o s a id C o u rt tny flnnl ac da. in the al.ove entitled cause, on ing. co n ta in in g f l v * <6» aerca. and 1,314.00 C O 279.80 Mllune, Sun. night. the fill* day of J a n u a r y . 1V25. a rule to any and a ll othor person*, whose 0 . p rTo v O tL- , j, 8750 lin. ft. curb (wooden) nt 16c In re E s t a t e of U p L y m a n ,’ d"Ceaaed. or o t h e r w i s e ; C. eo u n ln a * A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of said A. It. K«y, Lot I ................. 651.24 497 lin. It. concrete curb nnd gutter at 7P>c 129.9 It. II. Berg, Dcnn, ct nl Lot II N otice la hereby 412.60 F . Partnnlee, I f l lv l n a . and If dead. e s t a t e , and aak f o r t h e i r approval, Geo. A. DcCottes, day of th la C o u rt, to a n s w e r to the name* are unknown, claiming any ^ay'^'ircero*'that on the 150 lin. fL 24 inch pipe culvert at $2.75 p a l e d O c to b e r it. A D. I t i j t 554.24 06 lin. ft. flush curb nt 35c ...... rn t'S T T JUDGE. bill of c o m p l a i n t herein filed u_. all p a r l l e a c l a l m l n u I n te re a ta tinC. It. Duffin, I » t 12 . 129.9 200.00 M A IIY JA C O n B , A d m in is t r a t r i x . Forrest Idtke nnd , Slate of F lo rid a . g nlnst you, alse the sumc will be ‘ ‘ .ifosi aald T- F . Purmalee. d ereaaP r npe rt y ° h e re In a bo v * ^ll eje D bed , i n ' f ‘ ' ™ «“ »> P»P« Culvt>rt “ l * 4 ' ° ° 567.47 680 r.q. yds. macadam base at 80c ............. 133 N II. Ix-onnrd, Ixrt 21 or otherw ise; nil parties claim 120.00 ta k e n as confessed and follow ml by 60 279.80 inch pipe culvert at $ 1 . 2 0 -----A. It. Key, Lot S j'Crn or..*?2, f Sb.yJ ,ioJrdered R 2 5 , ..,.5 " f : and — . I F - Ho-ahofter. , 100 line ft. 12 '«Y tng Interrata under Ktbert T r a f - in r o n i T o f r o r v T V a i ' i k i i ; 607.47 580 sq. yds. 2 -inch sheet asphalt top nt $1.02 ap^op^rlate dseree. 133 II r.tld Printing Co., Lot 22 It la ^ h e5re that:r:you 210.00 Judfr* df Probate, CO 279.80 K t.TtTIlE H ordered that egch of you. be and a p p e a r before aa ’. ^.fprd. deceased, nr otherw ise; and Seminole f'nnnty, Rial* «f Flnrlda. V. E. Douglas, l^>t 0 dl.chnrge g Amtdnlairatrtx*of ?h e' *1 cu. yds. concrete at $35.00 612.00 120 Gin. It. Sanders, Lot 31 , e-all parties elalm lna fntrreata under his o r d e r be published In th e RanIn r * R a t a l * of Alhvrt P orrirr. 10,173.80 . CO 279.80 Samuel M. Gordon. ord l l e r a l d . a n e w ap ap er put,Hail­ o u r aald C i r c u i t C o urt nt tire C o urt e s t a te o f D. O. B row n. d®c*a»cd 7R10 sq. yds. rock b ase s u r f a c e t r e a t e d a t $1.30 WMaild Trnffnrd. dSreaeed, or*ot1rerN o l l e * la h e re b y Riven. In nil H. C. DuBose, l^)t 7 550. in Ito uae a t Hanford. F l o ri d a , on tho and th a t at the fdtne tim e I Will 129 It II llrrg, Denn, ct «l I/O 32 .. , . »r . _ 400.00 flga. .............................„ S eminole C o un ty. Cih day of J n n u a r y . A tx 192S. ahd present to eatd Court my final g c - 4000 lin. ft. by ,n‘i ed In Hanford. whom II may ........ c o n c e r. n , Hi.it on th e W. II. Rurhnnnn Estate, drain tile a t elul) pe r M ........................ nrerrt. th a t on tho F l o r i d a , on ce e n d . week f o r fo u r 8 sq.' ft. sidewalk at 20c - i * ' ' I l appearing ,’,'f 'Prrrmhrr. A f> I9.H. _ by the sworn hill of.I Iiurt| I . .. ,|*y ...................................................................... Orange Park, Sanford then and there m ake answer to th e '1.180.70 enit'er. A. D. 4 **G c o n s e c u t i v e w eek s - r p m p l n l n t herein, t h a t you m ay he I | s h a ll apply to th e II o f io r *h l» K It. \V. Hoyt, Am Tr. Co., 'for* th e ir* apf.ro'vji' K n g in e erin g . leg al ex p e n s e , a d v e r ti s in g e tc ., 8 p e r ce n t bill of complaint exhibited a g a in st ',53.39 Laboratory inspection of materials II It l,cwis, lxit 15 .... . . .. .... . Ii.”'. 7 V „ . the H onorable E. Given -under tny hand an d seal o j you In Gil* niusc. liilerestn.l n thnl rnrtnln lot. piece K. Hnti»hr»lcJrr. JtidK^ «>f Mid i’oiirl. Jacksonville, Florida, I,ct 8 -- - | -........... ..... M Mi P CO 279.80 * Dated O. toiler A. P . tVal. i.t J im)t c " f »»Id Court, said Court on till* the 2S»11) day l»trc#l (*f In lid HtUAIr In nn JiidKn i»f fur 11 final 650 Id Legal expense, advertising etc., 2 per cent {II I!. Lewis, I » t 20 .. 129 It la f u r t h e r o rdered ttiat tills HALLIE L im O tV N . _ , ”, t'rot.ste. for my final N o v em b er A D 1824 Ipole County. Flotlda. nml deacrlheil f1ln«'hnr»c* an Administratrix «»f flm Geo. A. DcCottes, 10,017.00 i Order of I’ttl.liratlon be published i A d in lp lstrb trl*. T o ta l catinin ted cost \ Administratrix of the M follow*' E A. DOUGLASS. Notice j* hereby given to any ami all persona interested/In the Engineering, I per rent .... »»f Allifrt l>«iriirr. d^r#nii«*«l, V. I fL i " L o t I o f Block .1 o f T i e r t. of tlu> and Unit nt the N*m«* flint* 1 will Forrest l.nke nnd 5Lu,I M Gordon, deceaaClerk of th e t'l re u l t C ourt. Tu be borne e n tire ly by udjucont p ro p e rty uw ners. Hemlnole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a l at thr same tim e I WlH final at • A. It. Key, Lot V W S own Banford, areurilltiK to II present in *nld t’nurt CO 279.80 >1 i nil assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ .............. 8118.8 Court my final ac, n . T rn ff u r d 's Map of record In Flat counts im A«1inI ill M 81‘ECIAI. A S S E S S M E N T UULL P R E P A R E D UNDER AUTHORITY Number uf feet frontage l rn 1 1 1x of slid s ribrd that paid speciul assessments are payable in full within thirty Total cost ......................................... »Jmlnl«t i at rlx of sold <H,* n Hy A -Nl W E E K S . D. t\. i B o o k l. pwjrrN M-r.t of Hi, lujlillr estnip and itsk f»»r their n|*pr »vnl Gen. A. DcCottes, $1.9728 RESOLUTION NO. 134. Assessment pen foot frontage „ k f » their approval. J o tin G l,« i.narity. ('.iv- after the nhpve nnd foregoing special assessment roll has been To lie borne hy Gity 1-3 ........ ........ -c, r a c o r d s o f lleoiltinle i*oiiiiiv. F lo r I»alr«| Oct otter 7^. A l» I ’»?4 Forrest Lake and F r e d T. W i ll ia m s , E n g in e e r . Holleltor for C o m id aln tatit. Ida." *Jl>er 1? NIT A D.JUDGE, 1824. ANNA IIA lift AIt A iHillNril. _ or I Of 270 go I • .11 itir.rd, approved and confirmed, or in ten eqi.nl annual instnllmeuL To l e borne hy Adjacent Property Owners a , It la Mu-fpff'rT haiIitk I. i IihI ) »»u CO adopted un the 88th day of April A. D. 1024, by the City Commlaaion GORDON Nome llrsrrlptl.'U F e e t F r o n ta g e I're llm ln ary Adm Iii In! i it r lx A. It. Key, I«ot 10 tn sEtxlPK l). • ••■(• •* at Florida. Nov 28. Her 6. 13. 20. !7. ^ Admlnlatratrlx. "’79 BO " " 1' " f 8 per cent per annum from nnd after the time said N'umhet of f»'ct frontage ........................... t , t , . f J A l’ r e v a t t . CO of the City of Sanford, Florida. ~ ~ F r a n k L o r s i n g , I nt II hereby given, to all ’’79 80 ' : ,,sseMsments stand approved and confirmed Ar m' s -orient per foot frontuge . . . . CO l . v f 4)ii< i*rn. ttiat on the I\ T H E IT H C U IT r O t ' I l T O F T H E The fallowing is the estimated cost of paving Eleventh Street Robinson's Survey of an Addition to Sanford, - S p e c i a l a r h k s h m e n t r o l l p r e p a r e d u n d e r a i t h o r i t y ' ii- winht, Lot 12 g December. A. D. ) 9 * l . \ meeting of the Equalizing Hoard of the City of Sanford, Fla., S E V E N T H J U D IC I A L C IIU 'IIT CO 279.80 424.16 F R E D T. WILLIAMS,| »» ' RESOLUTION NO. 182. ' l l Wight. U t 13 in the H o n o rab le E. from Sanford Avenue to French Avenue u width of 24 feet with a^ect H. Knight, Lot 12 •• 216 O F F I .O M D A . IN AND FQH C0C I ' " 'I* I'* held nt the City Hall at 2.30 P. M. on the 22nd day of Do- Name Description Foot Frontage K , r. Jmtae •> * »“ ,d Court. SE M IN O L E COUNTY. IN CH A VICO 440.92 223.6 usphalt on n fi inch compressed rock base. ►adopted on the 18th day of October A. D. 1924, by the City Commia- ll Wight, I/.t It Jack Collins, Lot 13 L , I>r„t,*te fo r my final „ .. „ . * remher A. D 1921 at which meeting said Hoard will hear any nnd I'K H Y . K. R. Trafford ’a Map. Sanford 440.92 I . i A dm inistratrix of the 223.6 »lon of the City of Sanford, Floriiln. Moles nnd Hounds De-rription. Srr. 1C. l » p . 19 H. It. .10 b., Sanford' .. . •, J , , , , , , , , ... 2300 cu. yds. grading at 50c ................ ............. $1,150.00 Unknown, Lot 14 I all •emplaint■e Anil objections as to such special assessments, and will o chm. I . A I’ re vntt. d eceased, Lot 5, Hlk. 11, Tr. 5 C ITATIO N 117 270.19 140 The following is the estimated cost of pnving Spurling Street from 1 F. L. Miller, Beg ;il intersection of the West 4080 lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter at 80c 3.264.0(1 Felix Merritt, l.ot 15 \l (he same ItmrJ 1 will C W. E n t a m l n g e r . C o m p la in a n t. ml time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of ju-tn S. (). Chase, l/ t 10, Hlk 11. Tr. 5 l IT |**ld I'ourt my final ac 888.65 v». 450.4 £ Sanford Avenue west to Park Avenue a width of 1C feet with sheet 4850 sq. yds. paving nt $2.00 0,700.00 t\ T Clark, New Smyrna, Flu. Urt 1H line of Park Ave with the North line of Orange Adin,in'll ra lrlx of said G eo rg e L u t h e r Michael, et nl I at"' tight, ami x\luui said special assessments are so equalized and Ellen Mahoney, Hit 1, Hlk 12, Tr. 5 . 117 1,164.76 690.4 •^OjTphalt on a 0 inch rock base. 4tk f»r th eir a p p r o v a l 2 inlets nt $36.00 . . . .... ................. S t , run West D59.7 ft. North 115 ft. E IC'.i.V 70.001W J . Thigpen, Lot 38 D efen d ants. India ted. same will then-stand con finned and lie. and remain landing F. W. Mahoney, Estate, iober f A. D. 19*4. .•« 8p0 cu. yds. grading nt 60c ... ... 60.00 M. M. Smith’s Sub-dlvlaion of Dortions Sec. 26. T a p . 19. S. R. 30 H. $ 100.00 1CO ft. S. I 15 ft. to lieg. 791.38 CPU INK P I I E V ATT To G eotgo L u th e r MlrI...cl und 1 Manhole vIn ii- upon the property against which said assessments are made un|.<it <1 Hlk 12, Tr. 5 117 A d m ln la tr a tr lx *1620 Jin. ft. concrete curb nnd gutter nt 86r wife Annie Imogen*- Mb hael " i n 1 .377.00 C. F. Williams, Hog. on the Noith line of Orange 200 lin. (t. storm sewer ut $1.20 , 240.00 Hanford. III ro d it. in coidance with provisions of Resolution No. 163. adopt j q he ah . v foregoing final assessments are payibl II Hlnglrton and wife. Mart tin A -£1186 sq. yds. shoot asphalt pavement at f ‘2.00 2.370.00 400.00 American Fruit Growers, Block 73 less road 4000 lin. ft. 3 inch drain tile nt $100.00 per M. urfi Milane, S u n . n i g h t . ^St. |C9 7 ft. West of the West line of Park H.iigleti.n. M r s H A 11 unl. Mrs I ed l\ the City Commission of the City of Snqfurd, Fla , on October est up to Deri niher 15th, 1924, and from an alter | 1.294.10 lla ni.at, M Hunt and busl>»nd I fir.fi *200 sq. ft. nllry returns, (concrete) at 30e 00.00 880.00 along North side Ave. run North 146 ft. West 70 ft South G C Hunt XV It Hlnglrton and 3580 aq. ft. con,r«tc alley returns at 26c 1 special assessments xvill he pnynlde only in ten rquil rqii»l Or COUNTY JU D O E . wile, M A Singleton. W. L. Mingle r Enginocring, le.Tal expense, advertising, etc. 337.00 1.260.00 American Fruit Growers, That portion Block Engineering, legnl expense etc. 8 per cent 1 16 ft. East 70 ft. tu beg 32C.4I I I ’ D a>(r, M ale of F lo rid a , ton and w i f e . --------- Singleton. O l I R. P H ILIPS, City Clerk n( with nit test ul H jier cent per annum on i!) i 1,304.02 or.i — :------- 78 South of R R. less road along North side kit* of W. II P e te r* I a . ii and I I. S ingleton unit wife. -----Gertrude G. Hart. Hog. on the North line of mrnts hereby given, to *11 'Jj/y,' ** 'T o tal enlimated rost leton. l.w eltrn Hunt. 1-»'W Mien 4,544.00 17,014.00 American Fruit Growers. That portion of Block Total estimated cost concern , th at on the jluiit. I .a u r a I> Worley,. " Orange St 239.7 ft., Weal of the West lino of P ‘ Witm-4 my hand jis City Clerk and the Seal of the I 603.00 e~Xo he borne entirely hy adjacent property. ^December, A. I>. 1934. bin 87 South of U. U. lens road along south side 265 wife. A nna F < orbln To be borne by ndjaevnt property. Park Avo run North 146 ft West C6.3 fi south to tha H on orab le H A. Aand foi.l. Fl'.ii.la, this 14th day of November A |>. i;i«|_ ■jNumbor-of feet frontagv I SPECIAL ASSESSM EN T R o l l. PREPA RED rn) x and w-lfe — — - A m ,. lC08.il ndek a i m o u r n American Fruit Growers, Block 88 less road J u d g e o f said Court. 3744 Number of feet frontage ch 1 I 16 ft East C5 3 ft. 304 52 s ca r II W h e a t l e y un.l » l». ; 1,280.27 j (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City i r-Assessment per foot frontage I'robat* f<rr my rinal O (152 KKSOI.I I ION No. 17fi. $2.8331 ------- W h e a t l e y . C h a r l e s L " across NW corner . Aikessment per foot f run tny. i $4.5444 A d m in is t r a t r i x o f t h * and wife. Enzmln I Wood. U n til'' Geitrude I' Hart, Heg. on the North line ot Nox 15, 22. 29, Dec. ('. and 13. Jr 1.272.40 . 045 h red T Williams. Engineer. adopted on the 13th day of October A |I 1921. by th. City Cnmmis 11 P eter*, dereuaed. K D avid son Jo b ) . Davidson and Fred T. Williams, Engineer. |R I"" ’I i’lur. Block 93 •- •• Orange St 305 ft. West of the West line of )> • Sara* llraurH>ll<>>< the same tlpie I will wife. 11 nt t le <" P a v l'ls o h . J e r e m i a h T O M L P R t i P E R T Y O W N E R S O W N I N t ; HHlPKRTtl I'*rl I'riinlair I'rrlltnlnarr •i> the City of Sanford. Honda I lr»rr 11» 1 Inn Feet Frontage preliminary Florida-McCiaokan Concrete Pipe C ompany, fiiid Court my final ac- A A iiaol 1 an d wife. Elniu A At, A Mraantrnl I’nrk Ave tun North 145 ft W e t 33C ft sooth M E rrro a v e n u e fro m c en t r a l .x tkl ’ c t f ik i >» f A dm in istratrix nf said •"■It R u rn le I Wood and I,net' Hid I hr* following is the estimated cost of paving Cypress Avenue from Assessment j That portion of Block 94 South of R. It. less o k fur tlietr ap p r o v a l I 15 ft Ea-t 33C ft. to beg 33i. I .fiClt.tltl N rt. Street south to Tenth Stieet 21 ft . t in width with sheet as III ( .H I M S T R E E T . 1.272 40 C h a rl e s K. W ood. W illia m It U .k Spurling'a Addition. Sanford. I road on south side • — - 046 h*r ?;• A 1) J93U K. It. T r a f f o r d 's Map, Hanford. ,.r anu wife. Alxle K U ak er Henrx * • •Frank Uasing. I sit I HI k A. Notice is hereby given to any and all persons tnlereMed 1 | Notice ihereby given that the construction of the aad LICK MAY 9BTKUH, 123 i the | 1 . ill * ti a 0 in. Ii r, • k 306.47 $53169 Mete* and Bounds Ueacriptiun, Sec. 2ti. Twp. 19 S. Range 30 K. Hmul nnd wife L ittle S ll.tnd 1 A dm inistratrix. J o s e p h ~ i r Tanturr......... I wife A .....ej Mrs C G. Willis, Lot 6 Hlk 12 Tr. 1. ment on Palmetto Avenue from Central south to Hughey 7'Ilarold Warhburn. U t C. lilk A, 3 1 9 '.17 special assessments against On v.inoiis pieces nt pt qielly a box • rl* 120 1 ' . ii. \ 1 K' 'i'll rk: lit Ml. 531.09 Sanford. M Tttnium. Ol t a r l e s ll l . ore " " ‘J Mrs. ( . G Willis, I^.t ltr Hlk 12 Tr. 1, oj,; *;r, Sci ilted ttiat said special nssrasment! are payable in full ixi'liin bitty l.'X I.I) fl , ■in ■■ i ii f h iim1 pulli'f at Hefy OF c O l ' N T t J U I I G E . HO V> • r ll a r r y* lleoren,' U l I HIk II, r.s-i su le t n tumpleteil. and the completed work has lacn imiliy | 831 69 A •’ *• Railroad Co.. Right-of-way on the A. C 1 hiVr* Kucees'sorz* S tary "f " a ' *1) e nck M rs. <*. G. Willis'. Lot 5 Hlk 12. T r . 2. |fsasly . State of Florida. th e i r Buccesaor*. Mary • n .i« jJUnrry Hecren, U t 2, Hlk H I it CC days after the nhnve and foiegoing special assessment loll has been '' ' 60 4.1 i'-'x r,«r lit .,f S R L e o n a rd 631.69 I- Railroad Co., on the Uosburg Branch 100 l.RfiO (Ml the City Commi-sioii of the City of Sanford, Florida. amt husband. K W. fieri, h P„vtd Chns. I*. Drumrmuid. Ix*t 10 Hlk 12 Tr. 2. |., hr..-by g tv s n . tu at) L Mlllhr Mild Wife, Mnr\ I. Miller ^ J . H. Crawford and wife, I/it I Hlk H III ill', (qualized. npproved and confiiuod. or in ten equal annual installi rent.•* 1 »' I," II 12 rrn h Iffln •» XX4' 1 .ll $1 . Ml ft in width, 60 ft. on each side of tho f«*l •JJH IM» 1 The follt.xvit.g is Die t iliraI estimate fm paving Pal . J s ____ — 1...... I _ a , ...n e e rn , t h a t i.n tlir VI F* ra n k. Andsrsr.n. Jennie xnde* Sam Yontz, Ion 6 Hlk 12 Tr 3. 531.159 ;yJL II. Crawford and wife. Hit 3 Hlk 11 from Ctn'rnl Street smith to Hughey Street If. fill I II CC with interest at M per cent per annum flora ami after the turn anirl Ml lull 1 . .ll $ (.', (HI lot It... i fiibsr. A IV 1 9 f t . lowing ilaserilM'd line, to wit:— Right-trf•way 7<l nn son. C h u rl** K Harm , an . r'-"’" 1''1 Arankn Takaeh, Lot 10 Hlk 12 Tr. 3. 631.89 Lph i>. ttis H o n o ralilo K. C P'ol-son end '• 'fe — ' - ir4- B. Crawford ami wife U t 6 Hlk II Mi •beet a-plu.lt on a <1 inch rock base. 141 l»C , special assessments stand approved and •onfirmed l.u If ! III. 1, ll i i.h 11le ,ill J 1(10 (Id |M’I M |M.I J ,. t g r o f said Court sort io.... C I *lx*k ■44»r. ••rid xxi(4* ... Meis.h Realty Co., la*t 6 Hlk 12 Tr. 4, 631.09, *»f thy A,, C, h . R i l i n g Co., on tjie U e»h v r* (id t'r .,1 ate. f o r my fin a l .00 tu x'tis g.ndi.ig at 40c UeOrange Park, Kanlord. ids *' Dirt:*on. I'bi'D '" ■ ' / t‘,- j Joe Ueixenstein, l.ot 10 Hlk 12 Tr. 4, A meeting ,,f (he Equalizing Koaid the City of Saufoi\ Fla.. 1 1 :: 17rti» •. ii.^. Ii pal i.’V|n IIM*. »'l\ *'i I lamp itc. 2 IK 631 69 I Branch 100 ft. in width, 60. ft. on each aide of I »s A d m in is trato r of the „„d wife, i— ---- «'••««•»,e. Charles 11. II. U w G , Lot II _____ j 1 14)0 lin. ft. (Iti.lt curb at 35c . 129 3C7 4C will he held ul lhe City Hall nt 2 30 P. M on the 22|id ilax of D<^^ II s l.i'unsrfi. deccaseil. J Uuurki' and wile. —----- - Huttrlu* ! G. A Betts Estate, la.t 5 Hlk 12 Tr 6. the following described line to-wrt Heg. ut a. 631 09 i Ig thr « * m r t im e I will h. I- Michael and w Ife . n. Lewis. Lot 1C 129 3116 17 l ota| e s t i m a t e d . nst 1 .i'tii (lit 1493 sq yd- lock l>.vp at 60c the intersection of the center line of said rolll a M Court m y 'T l n o l n c ­ Mlfha4>l. G eo rg e I. Mlrhael 0 *4.1 |( A Betts EaUte, l.ot 1(1 Hlk 12 Tr. 6, 531 09 . eles and Houndi'Description, See. 36. T«p. 19. S It 3 0 II., S a n f o r d all . oinplaint - and object It.ns as to such spe.ial asMsstlieuls, anil will l o t s 1 l»,ii..' ent i n l y l>\ iidi,i> till pltqit rtx 1193 sq yd- sheet n-phall at $1.02 I Ml. 11,1st r at o r o f a»l<1 c»wIN'. Ini4>gene Mlebael, II A Me nmt I with the west line of Sec. 26, 1 wp. 19 631 it!* ! f.,r t h e i r a p p r o v a l, Kenney nnd wife. ------------ M, K4r. Mrs. R. Villa Robinson, Lot 6 Hlk 12 Tr. fi. i J a m e s 0 IIiifI. lleg. 10 <h S A 30 ft W. of E'» f.-JK I monument at slret I'uilersw tiiin N R 3(1 E., run N ’ortheusterly following the at Mini time i djwst and equalize said assessments >>n a basis of justn'e N u ll,In i of feel f t o u t a g e tv. A I) 1 924. B?' ney. H arrison A Mi Kertnej amt K y Hockey. Lot 10 Hlk 12 Tr fi. 631 09 J** Sec post, Se.-. 3(1, Tp 19. S It 30 K. run West OXAKP. Adm inistrator 3,629 3 1 „ i f . ______ — Me Kenney Sophia . . . . . _ I jihor,itoi \ i isp. i tn,a of materials " . t u t p, r f.„,t f i o iita g . fi;.35ii and iigl.l, and when said special assessments are .........pialized ami A m 1 <89 6 3 1 09 1 center line of the Railroad 1744 feel Met k n and l.uahniol. ---Meeks J. A. S h e p p a r d . 1-ot 6 Hlk 12 Tl 7, * * ' 1 3 0 ft North 60 ft. East 130 ft South 60 ft I e ;al ex|ei t. atit t I t i> il.g, <>lt ., 2 pel ct r, adru-ted, saint will then -t:tial tonfiimetl and 1»tr. find leinain hirnimg I I e l I \S ill. ill. t. Ftlglllfft M Walla* e und J C. Bennett, Heg. 10.3 ch. wife OF COUNTY JU D G E , \V ir Cullen anil Ml 09 , • F. L. Crosby, Lot 10 Hlk 12 Tt i. ' to h’ g t t a n l) , S tate a ! Flurlds. C u t w i l l i a m O Coltei, nnd wire X" 1111 llestrl|ttl.*tt It'tl I rt.lilMKr ,(I.S to In its upon Die pn.pt ny against win. ti saul asse-sioenls ale made ut. 1 :u l*n 11attIttti r « Engine ring 1 per tent 5.11 09 I North *>f S 1-2 Mile l’*>st run East 280 ft. LenlleoD Cullen. Joliii I* Pope mid J . I i. liu tch iu s iin , I ait 6 Hlk 12 T r . H, ini. ,.f i i. ii4,dg«v. Archie Gantt, Heg. 10 ch S and ICO ft W. *t |*ci|m.«, l« \v I'liw fly \»*i aamriil ______ ^ til paid in accordai rt will, ptovisnuts of Resolution No 16|, adopt North 500 It West 280 ft. South 600 ft. to (i* i rreby given In nil o t f r . 6.11 09 W. E . J a m e s o n , L ot 10 Hlk 12 T r. H — D r u w i l y . C h a rl e s _ isonrertiT t l . s t 4>n the and wife 52 !18 , - , of E I I Her Poat, Sue. 3(1, Tp Hi. S It 3n E. 28tr I ot d Cost e.l I>x Du i ity I nimi.iiMiu. >>f the I ity .>f Satiforil. Florida. 11. . R Irafft.rd'a A(.t|». Sanford \V Kmiioii ii i m I V fe II. . beg. • . f l>e4Winl**r A. D 1921 631 fill A. S. W illia m s. Is.t 1 Hlk 13 T r 1, run Wist 133 ft til East line of Palmetto A\e II Full ton s*. loi... rn M l r l i.f i nt»«l w!f«. I l< l l . i t I ti* t he Muui. ruhU F. 1 Hlk It Ti A. E«th. 1921 t i t ,.i lo l e hoine hy City 1 3 .) H. Hnrtlin. Heg 280 ft. East arul 440 ft North Ml. I,,n l M S Itenn and S M. S c h w a r tz , 81 I K. 3 7 th S t., U>. J u d g e of said Court , Noith 60 ft Last 133 ftSouth 60 ft to II I " II.,it It, I .ot 2 Hlk I I Ti A. w If ........... ll. , 11, Frill.)* H Lew is. *,f S 1-2 Mile l’<*st. run East |(* * Ii N**rth 3 r Sr ol> L. R 1*1111 I P S . City f l e i h It* >u I . I.. Ian ne hy Adjacent Property Owners ot p r o b a t e for n f i nal C h ira g o , 111., l.ot fi Hlk 13 T i 1. hrg and hi* Si ..... .. In 4 3 1 1)2 >• A dm i n i s t r a t r i x , of G.e T r u s t e e : 71; K( Dei 0 and I t 220 I .t 12 1-al.t II. U ,-lln- I •I t P.lk 11. Ti \. 1-3 ch. West 10 ch. South 3 1 3 ch. 119 nil N'limhcr of feet frontage I t. Ho dg e * dei'easeil. T*u»l nnd . a i l , and every of th e C. U. Herner, L..t 1 Hlk 13 T i 2. j W. I ., JJexn, Beg. IH ch i>. ami IIS ft West IL St .lido, •pt |s| said ab ove inmicd ilefin darita If A H Knight, Heg 280 ft East at,*l 220 ft. N**rth tl * he Slime (line 1 " Assessment pt'r fool frontage llv ln a . unit if eith er, any or all of E. H Gifford, D rU n d . Fla , Is.t fi Hlk 13 Tr 2. 117 i * t Co ur t tny f i na l nc oL H - 1- 1 ti»ti Post, !<er llti, Tp lit S It to ( 'hit 11Ii i ■lt d I I ot I Hlk 11 I'tie f ol l owi ng is the final e s t i m a t e fro \\ ulfr.inj Bfl of S 1 2 Mile Dost, run East ( I 3 ch. North II" Ml A . l . i l n l s t r u t r l t of said hbIiI deft'i.ilunts l e dead, in all par ir K IL Murrell, J r .. U l 1 Hlk 13 Ti 3. S l ’T.t I \ I ASSIcSSM I'.N I ID ll.I. PRE P A RE D I M i EH \t l l l u l t i n •) E Min North M) ft Last toPalmetto Axe 434.02 „.u f or t h e i r a p p r o v a l It,*, etui rut i.a m u n s t * under c acn Nan. v V 220 I ot Hlk 11 Ti It 119 50 I'.ilint D o A m line b e t we e n C e n t r a l Street and llugbrf 3 | 3 ch West 3 1-3. South 3 1-3 ch -1 nml avet > nf (he (..II o w I iik de- Seminole Realty & Investment r IV. A D. IV2 1. • South 611 ft Weal to beg .r 1 K K S i i l t I H*N .NO. Is*,. Willie M , 1 . * \ ft |,.| i |Ult || i . It. •*^ ' ' ' |., I*, to 24 fret with - l e e l a spha l t on a f. lllch risk kill! ''eased d e fe n d a n ts I*. « It G s n r a e IS' It.t.A H l i n o e s 631 09 W. S S u llie s . Heg 280 ft East of South 1 2 ( .o th e r Mli'l.aut nnd « ife Annie Corp., U t fi Hlk 13 Tr. 3. Ait n, Inlst I at rlx V. ( ’ 1 oiler, lleg. 10 1 h S and I 16 ft \\i*t of Dougin'- ll.-atly, S 51 ft Lot <1 Hlk 11 Ti H. adopted i.n tile |l*Dl d.tx , t November A I* 192 I t*v the I It v I noil, A Mile Post, tun East 10 ch Ninth *1 1-3 eh. 19 7 01 1 • ! o f 24 ft p a ve i m lit dl 631 09 tmnUDile Michael. " m II Mugli'lon Rose Ii. Hurt. U t 1 Hlk 13 Tr I. • h I I Fee. Post. S*. 30 T|i. 19. S It 3U E 134 02 220 Doogl.i I., .it >. | , |c|g 11 T, It MarUin A. iS ln a lek.loan> . •I ll ■ I tile I 11 x of .'■ant, III, l l o l t d n 119 .• 662 i u . yds g t . i d i o g at lllc West 10 ch South 3 1 3 ch ...... are. Milana, Sun. night. 631 09 Mr*. H f , A itut.h " « ! » 'H a n n a h M ! L u cile A. T a k a e h , L ot fi Hlk 13 T r 1 It’ll North 140 fl We»| 216 ft SouthI in ft Lot S Id k I I. 'l l II i.i, ill' I III NTV JU D G E . Hum and husband. I* G *’ Hunt F. H. Bund's Addition. Sanford. llo following I' Do . -Iill.nted i ,.*l >f vv.ilet.ing t)ie paving ,,i, Klfhald \l D 9 5 o t l o tin It i ..m l e l e mi l l and gutter at .'■v 631 09 W. H. Hynes, Ixyt 1 Hlk 13 Tr. 5. |(i i >i ,. stale a! , Florida. La. 1 2III ft to beg. less portion in Magtiol 05 10 N ..t„. !? „ ? ' \V. II S l n i i l e l o n und » Ifo. M. A hr i ■ l>; giv mi to any an t i II pet - n.s nit' i . s I 'll I k A v. not ta’I w. i'ii 1 1. N.'ltli end of Du present l i nk |iHViii.inl i,31 fill ||. Ziltower, The South 33 ft nf U t 10 . • 33 ii . t I P. lin. ft (lo It c u r b at 3 .V Ittl•* "I Jesse O w e " M u rrlyv I. HlnalatOD and Mcisch Realty l V . I sit 6 Hlk 13 Tr. 5. iu Avenue ....... ........................... „ 1HH.H5 | Spot ml \ •12.3. and H u nt' a g a i n s t t lie v ai i - >.- |•leer's ..! properly SlriKtelon. *1 I King itke Monroe I n III 5.11 09 Notice is hereby given to any und all persons Interested in tl/ f i el to 5u ( . i t ii . wnit I. ve >|e I'.D > *q. y ds i . » k base at 8 0 c r.t.y a l v e n . t o all S in g l e t o n , C. E. Robinson, U t 1 Hlk 13 IT. fi, I" Mrr M It Marry, Hog at s i ! «oi of NW I t and wife. a ril.c.l 11. anil ii ydS p e cia l A s s e s sm en ts a g a i n s t the various p i e c e , o f p ro p e rty ubovo d e­ o . i„ i r r n ttiat on lire Irtun .ml '!•••* «i«1 it* si'.s.**ini'lit h in* |)H)alilc in full \%ttlnu th'ilv IK*I n«|. y*i> J‘ m< h *.ht,i l a>ph«tlt top At JI E llen Hunt August Schneider, U t fi Hlk 13 Tr. fi, v.|* grilling at Mle grading I too ini ; 631 69 Livelier. II uhl. Low *t ........... A D. t * H . L a u r a ' i » W o r l e y . W I>, C o rb in and ’ ; ot NL I 4 of SK I 4. Sri 30. Tp. 19 S It days alt. , "hove and foiegoing sp... ,,j| assesMircot r. II ha- beon 231 sq. yd mmrretc alley returjls at 3(lc 9 2 0 sq yd paving at $3 11(1 631 09 scribed that said special a a s c i . m c n t s a re paynhle in fu ll w ithin th i r t y 2 . 7 nn Ot) ; yt» i.. i tie* llnn.iral'le E w i f e Arina F. C o rb in , tl A. Antyx W. A. Tillls, U t 1 Hlk 13 Tr. 7, 80 K . run west UK) ft North 100 fl East equalized, ppioxed and confirmed, or in ten equal annual m tailments 2 Type A inle'a at $35.00 M >* 1 ,.,1 k e of said Court, 650 Iin. fl stoi in sew er 15 itw h c i din nt 11 50 and w i f e -------------A m ) * . Oerar 625 no 1 6.11 09 days u fte r the above and fo r e g o in g special a s s e s s m e n t roll bus been II. W. Johnson, Lot 6 Hlk 13 Tr. 7. it ft hum, for my final H Wheatley , 100 It South lot) ft to Ih’i; leaf portion In und wlf*. with mttir t o h per u ni per annum Don, amt atim Do < me at.I H.6 lin. ft 12 inch i.toim icwer at $1.05 2 inlets at $35,00 »• A d m in is trato r Of the 7o on [ Wood und F. 205.84 equalized, approved and c o n f ir m e d or in ten equal an n u a l in s ta llm e n ts W heatley . Cliarlee E C. Welch, E 1-2 U t 1 Blk 13 Tr. 8. Mngnel n Ave. ,_ ' J . i. I t Manhole j u » i .Well Morrison, do- Wife. Etnn.le I. Wood. H a ttie E n.eits stand appioved and ii.nfitmed 1 iii.iHumi'iit at street intersectiuyt . . 5(1 00 |apecoil > 205 K4 with* in te res t at 8 per c e n t per unnuin fro m and a f t e r th e tim e said that nl the same tim e 1 David sort John Davidson anil wife U Allen J r „ W 1-2 U t 1 Blk IS Tr. 8. S , A. H. o.lu ll, Heg 100 ft West of SK Col of A in.. u ii, *,iid Court tny final iiuuiv* (• piviijwm, ' 9e Equalizing P.oaid of the • itv of Sanford. F la . Laboratory ins|K'"tiiin of materials .. b31.69 I special assessment stand approved and confirmed. I iig i n e i T i n g . legal exp . na d v e r t i si ng , ct, Jrremlaii A J . E. McAIexnnder, Lot 6 Blk 13 Tr. 8, 326 00 N A I t of NK 1-4 nf SE I 4, See. 3ii, Tp M A.tinlnlsttu tor of said Angell and wife. Elina A Angel] " 9 1 h, •" M at i lie ( ity Mali at 2 do I M on Die 2 2 ml d . v of De l e ' a l esjanis.', a d v e r t i s i n g etc., 2 per cent ttk t..r tlietr approval. Kurnle Notice is hereby givsn to any and ull persons interested in the | A meeting of the Equalizing lhu ‘ o L j^ .U y ^ o f ^ e I W ood and husband. i 19 bR 30 I tun We-t 1(H) tl Noith Nil »t«i .'». A. D l»S« ........ .................. Cliirlei K W *»od. W Il1l»n» H. BuH Special Assessments against the various pieces uf property abovr de will be held at the t ity ’1 " I I I l's| I lust I'll Cost I I I . III! c eml ' c r \ 11 1921 . at w h n h mee t i ng «.nl Hoard will 1,.:, any and E n g i n e e r i n g t per rent a at P' ' . * ... . nd K F x A d in ln la t ra t o r. ^ 7 /L Ln.( ion ft South 140 ft to bog |oo et and wife. Aisle It Ha her. Henry 263.31 nil roinplait.ls nnd nliie. l tons ns to stj.-h ' j na ini ;r scssinent nnd will I " he l.otii entirely hv udiaceltt p ro p .it> scribed that said special assessment, arc payable in full within thirty ' e m b e r A. D. 1924. at which meetrng said Board w. I hear any and Hand and wile Lissie t» H.inu Mrs J« III.)*- Vling'll!. Ill g Jim ft Writ ,.f SI at said tune adtust and equal i ze said as-. - merits on j, basis of justiee •r l OUNTY JUDGE. J o s e p h H . T a i t t u m a n d w i f e . A i t n l * ' Number o f f e d fio iita g . m; < Total •t 21 ft. p a v i n g spti a s. * , |t*SSI|. S la te o t FlnrW#. M . T u n t u t n . C h a r l e s I t L n r r " t u t days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll bar been all complaints and objections as to sue i>' Cor of NW I t of .*.'1 l 1 of SL 1 1. s> 1 and rut "o| will'll Mini h p m i l l »»8?f ' ‘ TID HI - JIM* 44 l‘<n 4j|11/ 4, j ;i||i| Ut s a id t i m e a d j u s t a n d e q u a l i z e surd u s s e s s i n e n t a on u b a s i s o f j u s t i c e \- essinelit per foot f i .u .t n g e ..( E d w a r d a W a r T o ta l WUHain M. C an !,). a» T ru s te e * m m equalizod, approved nnd confirmed, or in fifteeu equal annual tnrinll $.r. l.TJti l Di ft. p a v i n g ; ,• Sat. Ml, Tp. 19.S. It . hi k lun Wont loo ft adjust.'.I T heir Hucceasors. Mar)' A lletuK no Will then stand c u n f i r i m. l and I,, and n ni ai t . l.imJin;; a n d r i g h t , and when s a lt! s p e d , .I a s s e s s m e n t s a t e so e q u a l i z e d a n d I* 11*«I T l b ltr, i.y given, to alt and hush*ud. K tt Hnnck David ments with iutcrest at 8 per cent per annum from and after the time . ■, to Park A»c.. North tin ft East HMi ft t e p i o p e r t y a g a i ns t whi ch aid a -• s-iuent ufp itiin! tin I »r m, t I|il Inn 'mm I rrf I ronlNKi L l l l l U r und wlf». Mary E Miller, a d j u s t e d , s a m e will t h e n s liiin l i n n l t r m o d und b e . nud r e m a i n l a n d i n g |*W mneern. th at on the I* i r I litilun r i liens oi" f|» • f widening und confirmQfirpectui aassessments s s e s s in cu i s bstand i s i i u approved u „u ..................... . — . ---------• .. ...» „ Entllll HO ft to log h*» N OH.-,utter. A D. )»S*. j Frntth Anderson. Je n n ie Andnr- said special 21.3.115 ...... . .• with provisions ,. 1 Resolution N •ailD'lil 1 til pant 1. »• mlnptiMi T, • hf* ! mi|1 » « Ity I 3 . 1,11. Clrarles K. Uarnhart. Samuel yP'f t" tl.e H onorable rI meeting uf tho Equgiixing Board of tho City of Sanford. Fla,, lien, upon lhu prope.it> -gm si which *«idi asr.esamenta « ^ “ 5 * ..“ ,, A . WstKie la hereby given to anj und nil peranna Interested In Da Di rk hy th.' 1 J ml ge nf s ai d Co u r t < "ii,mission ot Die ( ity .,( F.ii.l id. H,.i >t. i-ii 1it 1«#1»**r T . Iif 1*••$til* C D ickson arul Wit*. — I I« Irnffnrd'ct M*$|». SMiifmcl held at the City Hail at 2:30 I*. M. on the 22nd day of De- til paid in accordance with provtsmns of Resolution No. 186, ado ,ted Adjacent property Owners and wlf* will t ee held I (4 Pr..i.nts. for n»y final •un. Sum C, Dickson. Opet iu1 nn.e*Miio|it» iignim.t the varum pier** of pio|ii it> alauo dt 13. 1921 II \ I *• A.tminist rat nr of Gte ittll.4 f of f. l nml tt Annie C S S S S i l I eembwr A. D. 1924, at which meeting s , d Board will hear any and all by the City Commission of the < By of W o r d . Honda, on the Hub .1 1akm Ii, 1. • f outage ... 19 1 1 1 Hlk 1 Ii. 1. act 1' ed that said spoei.il a . 1 ■” ment * are pa)al>h in foil within thlilv (Seal I I Ms hr.I ll. W srm a u . yl''L, < ity Ink \ N» >' | uti'll! | M 0>»r mi the same tlm# I f" *t frontage .... « ‘ ."VmrtTi and wif».^" “ #— “ **ur* * ! ccmnlalnts and objpetions as tv such sjrecial assassmants, and wUI at 'd ay of November A. 1). 1924. days after the above and foregoing spe. ial aaso**monl toll has l»< ■n n> ,.f Sai.lfoi.l. H.g Ml Inti'i 'ii'tlrili ,,f tl,.Deo 6 ml I I.. R. P H IL IP S , City Clerk. $»t ti. . mid Court my final O. U M lch aal unit w ife. F R E D T. WILLIAMS. ,rth line •if h•1R1111 Sin •I xx111) the wi-.*.l Ii:ris a id l i m e n d ju n t a n d e q u a l i z e s a id a s s e s s m e n t s on a b a s i s o f j u s t i c e ( S « g l ) Ra)ui>li:od. appiovfl und Minfirmed, or in ten equal aiinu.il in..tallineiiis [»• Ad.i.lnUtralur. of said Mlrltavl. G e o r g o L V lr,,t “ r L I )* r t|»i | « • • • I it ti | |-*r«»y f njif KI nn I t i l fur i h e i r a p p r o v a l wife. Imogetot* . M i c h a e l. II A . ^ g s - a n d r i g h t , gnd w h e n s a i( j a p e c ia l a s s e s a r a e n t a a r p s o c q u a l l i e d and l ) * c . 6 a n d 13. ut Park AVl'lltl 1 tun Ninth inn h Nr ill, With intoost ot M per cent per annum fiuln nlhl ufti 1 the time s.ml m ru l ^ "•..r jv A. 1) t s t t K e n n e y and w ife . — -- ------- M c K m . i;:, ilcg rocs 17 II tt 12.’. 1 It S. 446.2 fl E D Itlr m** HI’ KCI AI A S S K S S M E N I R O L L I'R E P A R E D l N DKH A I T I I t l R i n and w|*'4latA.N, A d m inistrator n,.y , l lu r r l s u n A. M c K « n *|W‘ ini r<; t'Mliu’Mlh IdMil n|t|»ruvt<l Mill! <«»lifii ----- — Hophla It USt i l l I i o n NO 177, i f ; _______ — M cK airn r)'. 117 ll. |.i iOo K I't'i: M raka. V mitoil iik ll*«- K«|Utlmn|t linartl of th** Cit y «»f Sunfmil, Kin. M a ck s nml h u s b a n d . f«re, Milane, Sun. night. adopted on the I <th d..v ..f ()ctoiler A D. 1921 i,y th ( ’ity ' "ii u.i I ake View Dark. Snnlord tl.irkliam I’ark Heights Addition. Sanf )Y. G. C u lle n ab d w lt« Rrlll be held at th/> t ity Hull ut 2'3([ P M. on the 22ml day of 1'• C u lle n W i l l i a m O C u ll e n and w ife, sion of th" < ity nf Sanford, Florida. I* s. $232.78 Babbitt Lot 4. Hlk G 120 H OF X IIK COUNT* I 191 97 hflllber A. D. 1924, at which meeting said llnaid will heal any arid all Sell,mole County. I ."t .5 ' BKMDSo UB..:. CO U N T Y . , The foH.iuirg ls the estimated cost of paving Tenth Street fn ... D I. Thrn-h. r, |.«,t 5. Hlk. G ]!)li. 70 ... 6 5 .60 2.M. 0 I , Win r l ’ inM and ohiertIons a-< to such s|>eoia| Mssi*asinentf and will at Ij.ke h lout I inpi ox elm i .i I o , Lot 7 OF F I.O I llU A . and w If*. ------------- - D r . w d y , C h a r l e s Sanford Atcnm enst to Cyprectt Avenue 21 feet in width with h.et D. I. 106.70 Its ot ... F»nLi*n anil w ife, Joaaphlna Thia.-her, Lot H, Hlk. G 65 6(1 250 •: t (aid llmu adjust and aqouliin said assessment* on a basis of justice take I rout Improvement 1 " , Lot 9 asphalt on a 0 in. h ria k base. |ll A N'vcl. Lot I. ltlk H P a'n t on. Holliman kllcltaal and w ife. 232.78 120 250 0. | |crrt(lt4.ta. lag alers. dlsmhd ilyM. and when said a|M<iul asaeaaineiits are *<> equalized mol ad I -ike Klolit I mpl'oveiner.t Co, Lot 11 60 M ich ae l. M. H B e n n aud ! 250 CU. ydr gtading at 6l)c i lad all p ars o n s h a v i n g U m n . F r a n k B. I .* w J0C 70 1 125 .(10 ' I L S Hoi >. h it fi, Hlk 11 65 5o ' ^llutci, Hbtu( will then stand confirmed and ho. and remain binding lu n ­ I ike Front Improvement ( o 1>ot 13 251! HI ' drmsnds a g a i n s t s a id es- r . ! ( T r u s t s * a n d ' h i s g u e c e S s o r s ^n 522 lin. ft com rete curb and gutter at 86.­ 106.70 1 13.70 R N Holly. L..t 7, Hlk. 11 . . . ........ 65 6o 250 (14 "tllton the property ogalnwt which said aasessuorit!. art made until .paid' Lake F rant Irnproveii, •nt 1 1/it 16 T r u s t , nr o t h e r w l a a . ' “ *iid t o *''■ •irt, of you, ar# h e r e b y 010 sq. yds paving at $2.00 scrib ed . U n B 1,220.00 N II Garner'., Addition to Markham Park 1 b’ acct r dance with proviaiona of Rcaoltilioii No. 182, adopted hy the I Lake Front Improvement Co, I xjL 17 50 250 04 *d ,,'|uir.j to present any l a n d * h e r e i n a f t e r ^Interests 500 lin. ft 3 III. ll dram tile ut $100.00 per ,M names 201.75 J * dstnands which you. or ____ 50.(81 J " s . Ison, deceased. ......... 1 0 1 Ity Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, on the 13th day of j l-*ke ( rout Improvement Co., 1.ot Jl) . l J 2.05 675 14 h o m a s E. W i l l - - . . . or iTfcu, n.*> h a v e a g a l h d t t h e T *7Lon*J?.* 410 aq. ft. concrete alley returns ut 30r o t h e r w i s e , lit and l o t h e f o l l o w i n g 100.83 132.00 M,.ry ” . J A i s l K r l c k s o n . d e“ t o l e r A D 1 9 24. J — 62 Notice is hi'ict.y given to any and ali per sou n interested tn Diu Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc *3 H* rntnoie _ Connty, d i s c r l b e d land s, a . i u a t ^ I ' I n * and 100 Ai J . 52 all L. It. PHILIPS. City Clerk S|«'« ml As.iesami nts against the various puses (.f property above dethe Unduralgned A dio lu - and m a t e of F l o r i d a . m “ ^ p * r t l 100.88 te.; Vflthln two r l i t a r l l y d e s c r i b e d * » f o ll o w s , t o f>( Slid e sta te . . «. 6 and 13. ........ 62 act Ibed t)iut aald special assessments ure |.uyahle in full within thirty ’ the d ate h e re o f . Total estimated cost ............. 100.88 $2 141.00 ( Fled Wight; l.ut 11, Hlk. K ____ 62 P « lllh. A. D. 1»*C IAL AF.KESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY duya after Die al.ove and fnreguing npeclal asaeiainent roll haa been To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. g i n n i n g a t t h e N o n hemal C o r ­ w C. 2. nillCKBON. J 92.05 N o rthw est _ Q u arter ns. of th e D. Hoffman, 1/rt 13. Hlk K ........ 99 RESOLUTION NO 181. equalited, approved uml confirmed or in ten equal annual install­ Number of feel frontage ................ . A d r a ln ls t ra t a r. qyo f.N W tt) of BecM-in 1«. Tow ns 10 p 1 eights, Hanford H pyj ^ n t per annum (turn and after the tunc Assessment per fuot frontage ..... spiel tn the )3lh day af October A. I). 1924, hy Din City Comtpla- ment* with interest M. B o u t h o t H a n g * *» $4.3755 cniruiT c o v iiT . b b v - t h a p e e W a * t • *» f *e « . “ »»“ Cv 9<, ViU 13JL79 '• W. Spencer, Lot FJ ...... ......... 70 •aid special assessment* stand approved and <onflrined. llnn of tho City of Sanford, Florida. 4R rtlUT.il, C I R C U I T . IN 471 f e e L thence Eaat «•» {•••? Fred T Williams, Engineer. on SUMINOUK C O U N T Y . 1$6.7»' *» W. Spencer, 20 ......... ........ 70 ’ Name The following la the1 estimated eo»t b f paving Orange Street Itrarrlptluu A meeting of the F7(|uultr.ing Board of the City of Sanford, Flu., . o f i t .o h i h a . Keel I'rrllu.l UNty (J ItXZ 135.78' ^ Spencer, I/»t 21 ......... 70 *UU. Complslutaut. lnt o *t beginning, con­ . from Park Avenue went to Elm Avenue a width of 24 feel with abort will be held at tho City'Hall ut‘ f :3 0 P. M on the 22fid day of De­ fodt to ‘ — — XS acres m o f or U jx , 135.7$ .................... "• 'V. Spencer. U t 22 ...... ........ 70 '’’ Ikphalt on a tl inch rock bate. ' ■Uhls. Defendant. cent her A. D. 1924, at which meeting aaid Hoard will hear any and all K. R. Trsfford's Map, Sanford. 135.79, CITATION (* W. Spencer, Lot 23_____ ____ 70 1600 cu. yda. grading at 50c ................................. I 800.00 complaints and objections as to such apecial assessments, and will S t John's Baptist Church, Lot. 4 Hlk 11 Tr. A, 117 Or* Maihla; Je S u p . G e o r g ia . 6 l l J t t t, W S|icncer, U t 2 4 _____ _____ 75.38 14<U$ I ' , “»f«t>y o rd ered to be and JPflO iin. ft. concrete curb and gutter at 85c ... .. 1.005.00 at said time adjust and equalize amid ausc-ssmeitt* on a basis of justice Frank H. Hum *. Lot 10 Hlk I I Tr. A, 128 T te re our s a id c o u r t a t t h * 5fi<iot) The ubove und foregoing final aasessmenW * r* e »q. yda, paving at $2.00 .......---- .. ' * 4.580.00 uni right, and when said special assessments are so equalised ajtd I. 0 . 0 . F.^ Lodge, (colored) »ss* i„ F l o r i d a Ilf and 1* »»ti(l*d Cause, on t b s 6th N o r t h w e s t jg w » r l a r ( N t t j u ) " f '"i* rv*t u,, to December 16th, 1924, and from * 9t i Inlets at $36J)0 11)5.00 adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding K. S. Johnson. Lot 1 Hlk 12 Tr. A. . H7 Mstisry, i s m . a r u le d a y of •'ll J t said special aazexsm enta will be payahlo only ***L'|S4 to answrar t o l h a bill (10.00 liens upon tha property against which aaid assessments gra made un- Wight Bros. Co., I ot fi Blk* 12 Tr. A, .. jaanhole jo * 60(1 in; ___ . ..... _ _____ .Mnom °n ^ "®t t h e r e i n . f i l e d a g a i n s t J. McCASKttL, Mgr. lin. ft. IS inch a t o m aewer at $1-20 .. . ... .the same will b« t a k e n ns ' " u & m i T l o « S t K ...JI or « . 720.00 til paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 1B6, adopted NoUce i . hereby given to any and all perron, interested in 'll!! interCit “ 8 PCT CC" ‘ ^ * '« P ko$M H * !' 1 fu llo w e 4 b y ap p r y p - Sou th We« I c o r S t r of Ole Southeast 30.00 on the 10th day of November A. D. 1924, by the City Commission of aq. ft. cohcrota alloy returns at 30c ------N. Quarter t i u n i r •ot S f J ' o4 ^ SJMCUI assessmenu against the various piece* of property above dcW.toe ‘ „ , . . . . . . e*,] of 1^ 630.00 the City of Ssnford, Fla. ng, Isga! axpense, advertising, etc. L ' S - r ordered th a t Oils Township *•. flouts o t W W Y J J scribed that special asseaaments ara payable in full within thirtv 1 t z-i , **nd a * City C ,tr *c an^ U ipgl. . P SuhlUhtd fo the Sanford XasL ruts'th^me bit-- h-d 'f*1Doc. « and 13. ’ I 4 n» «»B »p e r p u b lish e d l a theses North «i« fsst. U»»q«f V«»l days after the above .„ d foregoing specuT . L i j J t j ^ thU U th day « L. R. P H I U P S . 0 t r 8,590.00 | (Seal) *' R. P H ILIPS, City Clerk. equalised, approvtsi and confirmed, or in ten equal annual install Nov. 15, 22, 29, Dec. fl and 18. 3rd .d e c ease d , nr O therw ises R T . A U Harry Lee, Ix>t 11 Harry Lee, Lot 12 I T .jj) • . X Jlf . ' Iw • t j U X u / 2 ...............................VV'**\*.......... v 31x4 32x4 33x4 r fcJ'lCt :r«a ,t 4 i ELKS MEMORIAL The annual memorial service of San­ ford Lodge No. 1241 will be held at the present Home in Walter Hand Bldg, on Lake Shore, Sunday, Decem­ ber 7, 1924, at 3 p. m. All Elks are requested to he present. REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, December 10, in Walter Hand Bldg. is a part S:rs«urn «r>«njr«r w,i: te * Red Comb Scratch Feed, together makes your hens lay more; both contain plenty of white and yolk elements. P Si KriWrSKjai Com pany fl. HI NGE, Secretary. II. H. L E W IS, Exalted Ruler 'I P ' i ' w* t SANFORD SHRINE MINSTRELS • • ' • •• • • 1 * * * WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10TH Milane Theatre BIG PARADE—4:00 P. M. Scats on sale Rounallet & Anderson Druy: Store. BUY YOUR TICKET EARLY « tells ttie taste —Tff T T I Red Comb Egg Mash and BATTERIES ■ 1 ..... . -»r B t .$13.00 14.00 $15.00 Phone 548-^Sanford * F R E E BOYCEITE. •120 H S. 5. Oversize ...! S, .Oversize ... S. S. Oversize..... =^T Special Bargains ONLY 2 LOTS LEFT on Magnolia Avenue in Lane’s Addi­ tion for sale. Low price. Easy terms E. F . LA N E REALTOR F irst N ational Hank HuUdlnifPIIONK D.v .IT ROOMS 501-1 ^ HALES FO R C E — Mis* Ruba William*. Reginald 8 . flolly, * Hugh WhelcheJI i i ;tr r I T H IN K o f the money you might have saved— but didn’t! Start now by depositing a dollar or more with CYery week, letting your account increase with time and compound intersSL • *1 SEMINOLECOUNTYBANK 4% Interest Paid on Saving j Accounts Strength Servlcq Progress - ' y ' ' i fj.. - W ^ t * * ■l i r t 1 7 �1JkV H, !»»■ »,V I | » ( II .' I W — - ■- ■« tm r *«»«••■ ” «**< 3 V M a r a l a i a f a n l . v , M t * l,„ „ itarrd it* Reconil t’li» » M aitrr. r 17. I l l ) , al th# r o sto frio a ford, F lo rid * , under Act of *. m i . - I D L . tlKAN«*— fA w n niew n - mnawdla Av«»a*L-t t (■cn scm rooxr s a w . i aar . 1 7 . 0 0 S i * M onlhB._ll.IO Str;~ ■ C l A I. WOTIC KI All o b i t u a r y r a r d e o f t h a n k * . re e o lu t l o n e Ice* o f e n te rta in m e n ts w here m a d * w ill be c h a r « e d re g u la r a d v e rtisin g rata*. X E T I I K A SiO O IATK II niUSSS A s s o c i a t e d l*reea I * e x e l u a e n t i t le d t o t h a uao f o r re p n b Ipn o f a l l new* d is p a t c h e s |(ad t o It o r not o t h a r w l a e o red ty> title p a p e r a n d - a t a o .the local . All T i g h ts Of p e p n b llc a t lo n o f ap e clal d is p a t c h «a [leyeln a r e a l s o r e s e rv ed . BA TtJRDA Y, DEC EM BER «,1924. B I B L E THOUGHT FOR TODAY i M d R E THAN CONQUERORS: — AIL thins* work together for go<wl\5 them that love God. If God bo for ua, who cun be against us? Who shall separate u» from the lo w of Christ? Romans 8:28, 31, 55. • < •v* «. ~ LIVE HRAVKLY DAN DOBi r;:* One John Becker has offered $12,000 to a WfflconRin church— the Waukesha Methodist Church— If, in ckchnntre for the gift, the church “will forever forego" the holding of, ttfuitfi suppers, bafcars, sociables, and rummage sales as revehUe-mUkers. kcr is quoted as saying that the public ia “fed up lng& He also contends th a fa church should be on nu6h things run on business and ahould not solicit items for e sa principles, pr In City by Carrier, pel lie. Weekly Edition »*.©0 b a r t e r a n d s a le . *-■• ihed Mertln. a published Weirbin. AND THAT’S THAT .Herald I -.- Would Put Churdvte On'Business ! v Ti,'. . iR s' Ghrigtma> j, j Edison on Flying. Will He Paid Slowly. CHralcra Never Prosper. When Diamonds Bore Y ob. us at the * minute. This Clau, DY ARTHUR B R IS B A N E * " *h , ( C # p y t j » B t IBM) i S " ,h“ wrl EDISON IN HAS HIS mind on f ly ­ ing. May It be many year* before he starts his Rraat flights. The helicopter will let men rise straight up from the earth. Eagles can’t do that. W’c shall fly at speed undream­ ed of now and the flying machine will revolutionize civilization. Claus « U thejjJJj " r*sh o l j j ^ "Business principles" is good; As the world grows wiser, it will .have fewer and fewer churches depending upon the whims of its members for its financial support. There is something fundamentally wrong with organized religion that must beg for donations to keep its work going. The financial support of a church should bo ns certain as is the support of any prospering institution. ALL THAT HE says is true nnd Ah church workers 'realize this truth they strive for much more. Out, the revolution in investment of thtirch money that will bring in n steady, set income. M/tny churches have trustees empowered to [civilisation will come in men’s (levisSwd^fl drtef mehhs for the church not only to secure , brain*, and come com slowly. It won’t from its members to p ay t h e regular e x I conic through machinery, although adequate "dues ponses of tho church but to provide n creditable s i n k i n g , that will help fund.? More and more. are church edifices being built roi, MEN INVEN TED machines thnt . that the property can be in profitable use every day of the, ht to hnvp frcwl thp „|nve„. wdek.' And rtiany ’of these newer churches arc actually; „ ut lh, y faitpnei, B,nVM to v> • - ------ -------- v t t it •m i l intry l i i n n i n j wa(r„ wu^i’ siuvvs hi earning enough money through rentals to pay all expenses,th|> mBt.'hint.„( nn(i thoir flrst rPn| with enough left for many philanthropies they could not have I u„p wail ,|r(,I)pirnr T . N. T. and handled under the old plan. i poison gns oil other wnite men and ' ."But Mr. Becker misses the point of the church supper„ n *nv-,ee*. and the sociable. In addition to their being money-makers, ionic moves swiftly, thi- brain BUtjh affairs have a social value that is vastly more important moves -slowly, nnd civiliation the church thnn are the dollars and cents they bring to|ninVP ^|„w|y with itorgan fund". They bring people together in a pleasant WE MAY NOT GET our money fashion and provide ways for church members to get ac­ •ftie world Is half darkened with i * croakers, . Whitso burdens a w i-tfa lK h ln rt •» » thorn down; ©»»•»*■*<*• Th*y rronk of thoir thoir r-staza t f * * - ami a,ul ill asks quainted. And. the dnv when the bazar h:,,n;i";/ " than / r ! ’ those , J’rnnr'‘ A * u*agt' u«»K«-, .. gave I' “ ’ • .is passing 1 ., ,,, , . church . i • iori >fr”"' I" 1 terms bettor wo gavt Ami crupv in thi*. {Often »or a rummage 4 - sale is a ‘bold up . ( hureh. workers have deeidetl , Kimlaod. T.-n y,-ar» more- bcfor< . . ire * 1 crown, )r talk to the wind'Of thy for- t h a t it i s n ’t j u s t t h e t h i n g to s t t ig e h i g h w a y - r o b b e r y s t u n t s beginning ,,f payment is one sugfti t h e n a m e o f tin: L o rd . F.von d is h e s o f ic e - c r e a m sold fo r t’1" 11' " 1 fr,,ln France, - - tunc, Or clutch at distinction or sold? te n c e n t s at c h u r c h s o c ia b le s a r e " t c i i - c c n t s i z e ’, a n d o u t - , A n i » T i l KN IN pi.u, when payI f thou ennst not roach high on the Irtndish p ric es a r e not put tiptm a r t i c l e s on s a le b e c a u s e tIn* ,,,, ,.i i„.Kin, ,f tb,-y begin, their * ’ ladder, amount will depend on the amount Thpu ennst steady its base to imzar is a church affair, and customers ’’easy-marks’’. theGerillII real goldinthat Frame . gets « " thy hold. Some day church suppers and sociables will be hospitable, of fni|n r,.puril(iol,B . . •> V , affairs to which church members and friends are invited Fofc tlu? flower, though bid in the with no admission fee. Hut that will be after the churches i Fit ENT II STATESMEN it . * corner. Will »* faultlessly finish its of the country have found ways of financing themselves on brnn-c. will moke the best bnrgnin , . . . , Ithey cun for their eountry, and we 1 bloom— Ijadmire them for it. Hut England for a sparkle of sun­ business principles. WiJ Veach ,l 1 ways no one should have b etter shine, tei ins of p a y m e n t t h a n sh e h as, fo r That the clouds have not dared -h e financed t h e A llies, while bur 0 f to consume, ro w ing from re . A up wouldst thou bo less thnn n And w h a t ’s m o re, s a y s E n g l a n d , We all live in the same world; a world that is full of Gower— With thought and a brain and a goodness, sunshine and happiness; yet also a world that is b efo re F r a n c e p a y s us a n y t h i n g , she ou gh t to p ay all rh e o w e s to •f 1 hand ? Tho world l G reat Hiitnin \Ve shall p rob ab ly Why wait for the dribbles of for- full of sorrow and unhappiness and poverty. may be divided into two parts in all of its various respects; wait f,>i that money, . tune, When there’s something that there are day and night, good and evil, love and haired. ’’( ' H E A T E R S N MV EH man ‘ those may command? u* nbout half « V! >4 ,tr Our guess, j„lt nal( the men 100' wntches don’t care it is. Wouldn’t it be a you could live UD . without using- , ny Winter would be it didn’t work at ni Many sealskin coatal thia wintej were w0Q, lust winter. a| | Movie pm : lc, ion J l cd. so ma\!H. ihoy same films „>,.r in .^ 1 same plots. SomclMKly could movie of „ lMJ1d tax collector for mi!*,. and miles. It mav he rhea* than to give her » en t. >n; Wouldn’t il Ik- tM | were all n< bad as think? j In Huston, t it,, rrntg’l n man gave up hu |couldn’t chew tobacof SATURDAY EVENING SERI IF Ours For The Choosing HY \V. J. D R Y A N T A .M I’A T I M E S ’ \\ l long ■m i wall .u-i b a t h i n g in t h e sea not , auiu'cil it into small p i e c e c Goi ng an E n g l i s h f a c t o r y g u t borne at dinner' he found the pieces wot ki ng iheiMM'lves back l og et he i . t h e e g g of a n o c to p u s a- i- suiil to be a w s v with jointed w Im I III due c o u r s e h a t c h e d ou t. cluti te d tier vital o r g a n - with itt e n t . i l-- and c a u s e d tier deuth or -ie h is t h e y a r n th at s p r e a d t h r <••!.'limit G r e a t H ritain and i Mini f.i h a v e fo und th o u s a n d s of read', b elievers, l h i y l o n a .Imirnal. " I lint 's not lung. S o m e 10 nr 5 0 year ;ign a G e o r g i a n ig g e r with unity lai l a rge g e t h r o a t m ad e a all 11•iliill> [bet lb -i l-V g l e a - l l l g U lien e g g lie He won i» o ill*I wallow it whole. 1hi; lie*, but - b '.r tt y a f t e r w a r d be cant' puti-c-rvd " I tin* idea l tint tile egg t id liuti lied inaidn of him and a i . i i c . red i i .o - i e i laid t a k e n (nil i el o| tu- -Intiiiii'h li e be ! I" i-niia e b - e iil ot t tu - idea and it till M A N HOR N IH.INI) |nf the most rent, T h e heirgn: whos e c j r e fill rii: he* |(legr n e i ate nan ha'i ulTered front fr om mm u - o u r subject - uttered I V c Mini lnan of the worst a ti l i cti ous to whi c h I ma t c h for tu- critic*mikes. Looki ng intently he muman is heir. c l them at r v f y ei| " I b o , tiles- (tod' Hat fool I’d indnc i (ins a l w a v - touched tii- an •ci.- c ml hi* que snake dun duid an' d on ’t know it! l l eail id the s y mp a t h e t i c ; s i g h l l e s I So©>( " he K#*f | If you knew t tie Srrolly poster well e y e* ma k e a c omp e l l i n g a pp e a l to Now let u- raniidrr’l you ha ve heanl Inin tell that, und the c har i t a hl e hence, so ma n y the t e x t ti'Mihic chuckle, and vow that he win ready Idunl ht'ggni .. T h i s man lor* that hti tn gu into tlie court house and T i 'e m an w h om w e s t u d y w a s many of thr mtei’ecttuill -wear on a - tr ek " f Rihles that it Iilirut f i ■>tii Initli. W h i l e t h o s e w ho and many x|»i nf tj,e wa» true blind—do tu.! ..now thill It Col. H \V. .' Haul wa- trlive! liave lo—t tin it s i g h t , a f t e r l e a r n ­ ing ot the lo-au ty o f th e f l o w e r s a higher plane thin itoj j Il lie ju-t vva> ttierc would lie more ami ot th e g l o r i o u s c o l o r s p a i n t e d ! " h i c h tliev live, weuilli of wit and wi sdom in the upon th e clou d s hy tin- r i s i n g a n d I hey a n » rortrniti w o i l d t han tin i e is If he just was. tile s e t t i n g sun. m a y feel th e d a r k - lH’n l up little rphrr* u many a m u si n g stori es would he lies- linin' k eenly titan th o s e who with his -tall d nw i ni gh t f unny, ju-t for hii- tell T h e rai l has ini Hut lie i- not. nml the world n e v e r m u th e ligiit, still tiie f o r - ful illust •,'it mr.; |f, .i tin- i m le ot it whi ch klli'W In tu nu'l have woet ami c o n s o l i n g m e m ­ nne hail i c v .tgil and l ived turn I- t he ponrei Still o r ie s to r h c i i - h w hich c a n n o t he •rigs in t in jiir know n by t h o s e u lin a n blind fr o m heard and rajoyni i' ;" " 1 iMn'i, i1 *vnll Ihroutjli ( » • y ea rs • l l c w c v e i w Tiie man hoin blind was hope­ receivi • pi "pi dv t he y will never lie i pl l t e as good hi- -unt less and was considered a legiti­ by othei they we r e whe n lie told t h e m been q u e s ti"iiett Bir mate claimant for alms. •'Snolly g o s t e r " H a m w a - >t t he Iii-tead of following the lesion thnt this i- inn old hool, a n d o f a r a n -■ liool One will, a , uilio ut Hi - like i- m.t f o un d of t oii a m o n g notes and dwelling upon tile details ••it a ny w„vi lea gth W of tile narrative, | prefer to use the tin - o n - of mi'll It had i ii s ome t a ke out * I da- air thi t u n e *in.a- wi t h o u g h t o f turn Hut riti.i-b’u! blindness ol this poor man p'< n ' '* ti1in In »t. If to illustrate a blindness more to t h i n k i n g o f I nn is r e f r v s h i m at optimism and pessimism, courage and cowardness, getter- ' jJJ/Viid' saying.l! ' .'m a- Esau. osity and selfishness. All virtues have their contrary vices. w h o s f h a iry band s b e t r a y e d him What each individual takes out of the world to weld a lu ll tic planin',I to s 'c u i Ins b l n t h h e r i ta n c e into bis own life is of his own particular choice, lie is g o ­ e Ti hin e m o st re cen t c o n v e rt to th e ing to have the things that his heart most craves. They say "< h e a t e r s n ev er p r o s p e r " theor y is a person may lie judged by the company ho keeps; and h\ < upturn A r t h u r . Ilritixh " a i d ” o f - nibbed his table manners and lus manner of speech. This Is exactly tin- Indian P r i m e u h u » alit o f tilt* of $ 7 5 0 , 0 0 0 , fr ig h te n e d true; for one who is pure in heart is pure in speech; and m o n ey , In-eaii-e of In- ai i p i a in t a n c e one picks his associates from among those with whom he has with a y.iung.l nglish marr i ed wu. tiic most in common A vulgar person finds himself out o f man. ^l<iIirncHl*,MH' ' ak* fr,ni ,1' '' F m’‘‘ w‘ *h gentlemen, they do not laugh at his dirty jokr-s. ( M ’TAIN I ( AKTHt'H. tin Jfot f r t V . a * if f r e t t i n g w i n - nil ’ *and though they make im outward show ot it. he cannot aid C"t f ’JOII.IHHt o f t he loot lirul help feeling their disgust and nausea; so lie withdraws l ook il to P u r i - T b i - r e t he c a r d Qo, 1cum »X the bluaaum an d a n t - , troni their “stuek-up’’ company and seeks his cronies who 1k h i i r pe r - , m o r e c u n n i n g c h e n t e r s finally killed him. If Col. II. w Vi l nr iirefty1 MVIfliJl: 1 1unity>* in tie, t ook t ui c. ami pot t h e * - I lion hill; slap him on the back and laugh wherever he tells a smutty l i e iin I G*‘i t g t a . h i alive, we would prove im>tie> a w a y t i o i a bun f t - Ther e' s somethi ng th a t liilmr story. -t i-vi-ry every thia - l ' iv ( b a l a Sl ai p o v e r t y , s a y - tie t i n- l "»t must give. Ae u i Ham vveii ali ve vmi 1 L i g h t the bem on thut p i cn c - tin The world is our treasure house. The doors are wide tiling • . tenipu»t,i‘ •i •• ■ one And it lire ri hi Iil |•r ■ • t 1 often and we may have anything that we choose, pnnided wc T H E I n n i : K A .IA II H u m S in g h "S i m l l . you koiivv InS t r i k e tin- c l og fr om thy foot »••» si ek it and desire it with all our hearts. It is the wise man al.-" tin ■* III* lluliMl-r, aj«art f r mn fr ie m l ailed turn Sm’dly .p. ing and live. >v aid b , ailed back ' LtV0«-not trull with thy face in Ho who keeps a careful watch over his heart, and allows him iMitiit-y * i ••ulflfs at t at In ti tu |he g o s t r - r " 1... ri' Sd '' ' driisx lien p. Intel to) i hu you self to desire only the things that vs ill bring him true hap \ "iin g Ilatl \ I i w h<tin lit- w a - at fr o m *.v i In I lint cum III. Ill .1 Ifl l h r t r a c k of t lie hrmiih*— and lit* inn> It'M* tlie tliroii' .'i hi III al i ' .o t lint 'Id •.lie atiollt he vv.'ie al l v wealth For many things that catch proud I " n e s s a n d h e a l t h a n d d h a-tunu t a i l e d 1. Win k olie of u would bo m u c h y o u n g e r T fi a mi t ha t i-ii t tin the lie g e wI I o.i t a jointi 1 llllke ill wo now a n . i I m - ho nil " Id imiriiu. ■»> Llft»4hi- cerement a w a y f i om tb) the eve are only «ninouf Ingi-ii m painted; and when the paint vvo| - I o f 11 fry niunbooil. <1 ' ».k a 1. i . I I I - t a i i j i l i . n l I >.|l o wer - d " l l ' ' like tlie road • ill and I'.r ot to i Hi " a m in wears off, o f t e n something is discovered that is worse than T h e n ' l l robbi ng t Im- dead of a ' hi t houpl i t o f I lieu l l . i j a h hand not lung. shroud. m g out I ui n| o f money to a f< inub i.j ©1For whalevci that is worth while in tins world u< have G i .ioiii Hi- pl i ght i- - a d It- lui T h t r t * re wo r d s and tlu-ti-'n- pen- to pay the price, the price ol patience, work and <hoot ful­ lost In - I'loinl Indy a n d hi - J .an Olio SMART ROY. M’DOWELI. .l-. to la' wielded. I V MI ’ \ I HI HI M ness, especially when thin)'- don’t ut to go light Hut lost to- u p o t a t i o n , will pi 'b.ibiv T h e n - ’ re t ho ug i i i - that mu-t die whutcAci wc -cl uni hesifi-nti. that thing iIti.c a magnet J,f, ' ' 1 1 ’ 1 if uiimuiiI. Thoro is food to bo won from the , furrow, And forests that wait to bo ‘ hewn; G . Thtfhe i» marble untoUcbod with u tP L * • chisel, r DaV» thut break on the forehead i , of June. v WIU you let the plow rest in the 45 furrow — 11 home or a hall? No1* ‘ 1 ’ *■' r«t«, -"me than ma n . be ilt ploted. .i ii s , 'h e i "liiivtuai N" a p o l o g y need be offered for ihnim oiue.- unit thoM thi iiiste o f tr e a t l o e n t ; J e s u s p a v e ceivel'S. as well x> I.- lire best I" u-t i at ions known t.i in on other whvr* Ire lu. i .,t ill. o f tbi u» of tlie Piater I h e a r tlie in ii which It ha* alw n\ l.uea 1 i- a mean.- of maki np i 1a hum an being t" rrt h |ol Ituul. i thnt for w Im h hr ( oniiiiun l l lu s t r a t i on b» anil y e shall lirul' C I tile I ’lirnble I I the Sowel. Ill i-ll any p'ai . hr like* I oUterent kind* " f g l o u n d upon i g n o r e tin |>e.'|i)r ud V I I il tillI I fell to lllllstrut rill ol her plane Ma'iiti t a t i m- ot a >b l u w a i i l w lilt 11 i n a t v I n r v y c t lo m g p u l l c i i Frai k M I • v. 11. 1 1>. ....... . lu ut at ru>- pu . W uu IUnI tlinu sami tei amnli-t pine A lid ill I..I "Mr y.'lttlg l.l'g ll || iln v a ry in g i f . e p t i v i t y o f buniaui T h e l .m t r s l woma n wuli . a w a y riist-a. lit t b -I r atp lit n . pi r ■» uinl x iolr-iii e l " i, ami h e a l t h d. l i t l b c ri mi nal - i i , •• 1 o l . IM tin I 'a l n l d f of the I'ln d O ne must kim» tbtkl blue e\ i ai..I , u ly v ellow lour O r *. ■ ptl It'll 11- ill earn- t lint a l e lll'l 11-•I VV |l| i Hill I 111 i|;al . '" ii , l ie user) (tie love nf an I eft till- ot I •( . Ia till v ■ e v i'| k no vv m, 11 ml" - t h u t is. that thru * dcuil ? 11eb n .| ! I I,y and I le* pa* i a i a i d . I , fu tile! to i l h l - t l i i t e tlie in Ic-ye's o f existence I M'»|ung lb ■ • ■ 11it i ban wi nch tic i a ii ; ill* Ill'S, -t* a stud' Ml . N o ; dr ug not thy trope to tire im - nine I a, k i. in. at tuiti I. ami n < •■l oubly d< • l loot -. in t " s t a l e t lie •u jet t of in - Hilly, t llll'.il ltllv tii.e e love o f oiri F a t h e r in H e a v ­ ri".sire improvement, 1111 p I ov ed • pure en I r c o n . i- M tv " i c t | u i -on and a Mii'nl at i ' >i i r at mo . - a ••i-in. ii ' Mi T h e g n •utest -errig Ijreu m s dead, from the a sh e s wdl i (»'l " Im t " l n l ic ti'tis r .n hi u im t Met h a v e In-t-n ilv|u i v c i l <if p u l i e n l " at Mi M a ' e IM- a lie II ms - Dowell. I., nlilieu g F l " i iiia'lie used n harnynrd fowl tu il- rentier to :ni"ther I* to U HI. * ■ - " ris e . a c u l l c g c c i l u c a t m i l. dial yirtt i li.iticr- t o s e e t h a t l ii r d n i i i c p a f u h 'l ('AN nlfoid dm |utal. Ti ns i- wli.'ic Mc Dowe l l line I l.iuti.l nnd mexi u able mur lusti .i tf iiia . 'licit tide —" l l u w o f te n o f h f 'J :rnln I ». nn.ml' \i :L o m r nut .lown or, the e a r th f- r u ( |„. (), j M.r ,|uv. a m i l a k e I n -a r t n't care nbout lliem wi shed to I’o it I tie Iiutkl't o f his 14*’ «hntlo* ' . I .• , .* anon I II I.efkoWItz ot New r ase und tin i tlii.'iities have grac- ill let. I- ol.e o f till- Mllarte-l t (.-• tv I'ii Id I have g atiie re d thy ciiildren in te llectu al biaiiintiiFli t ida i >. il' - ha ve i vi i l.ol I > '"g| l e i . even as a Iren g a t h e r e d ! blindness, There is undiphl for thoe in the 1 lit tsiliattc qimti-il .1a t t i c s h m rs-a g r- to th e srh n n l Icaclu'I'S Y o i k g. i I" •* t v I ii ti arid bail * lou y r ai l b 1" M's w 1 Tie111 deal well \S Mi.e stu lying tu-an hr i ch ick e n * under her w ings, ami T lie blind mutt in 0J7 *k li ut' Ft ante; "Tcaih the iTiili!tiii lu lead inti'lligciit ly ami all Ftern ti .b Ui-l put some diamonds due colli • -I h i m M . D o w e l l H'. Unit lie illlgh' i|i'i . - f ,i'llV would n o t ! ’ I only knew thut hr •»* A non I. IK >U I r i l g g i s up r - n |u t h e m . ” in f<-*nt t ••• I )• Now lie' run doubtl ess .v . I..' p| oi 'iuiiccit cured i ■ I . , . UmoI teign it. In wai. w.th k. en liusi l ie also used iueuit, th e s l a l f o f de.dred lo see. .the drtWj h me s and, us i, vv . . .I be pulmihlc lurid ness Ti It cm leant lu re:.,I iittellig. i,t ly. If you nlrea.lv know "»">* inl.-ii ■ a plaiuiliig tile aillit' . t ■ lllu tr.rte tire Hi end o f L ’ le. co m es next. 1 hi* knr** •TYI I d *’ 11*It* I il IIt I’ h |»||K5 ’l l ' IL >>- b. wi-h.s t„ In- "imoi i -ship ti ■ n o liliu to l e t u r n to mini tiatii'ii o f •iu- . i . , ;. ,,f |,|- a n d w a t e r , tiie daily need of every he conveyed t > him bfl f o l l y l o K" t*» m I t i t i i l ' i n i i i i i kr«l li'.w tu nail inli-Higi ntly. the vealtlt of tin- literary and the slut i l.oi'i . id also personal ly m u i dele.l folio t - " unit hi niiglit l iving tiring, I., i l lu s t r a t e tin W a t e r cun sec. A* xis'S M.1 Mifc. <;hurleK ( luipllii to tin t i u a o i si ietiiilu world is open to yoii Tmi can lead h\ -tc-mal u ally ' ' x‘'lu-i and will tiu\ t- tlie ilia ' objectiMii.il' ' Iai . im in.. lie tie prohuhly "get t he nioiii \ • f Life. cons.'inus of hi kits offioar. lot two \ears and have more than tiie emiivalent nf a tutir-! ""I1",1’ " ' ," " 4,d will regau M - t ec loin It I- -:nl e n o u g h tn i. im- ,, j nev- pr ec l at es vvi.at hf iz So tiu Mi in vv■ 11 has -uiveeded • , ----- « Me Dow * : I t e l l tie I elllftllht -1 ed. l a - a u t da l l y im l u- well laid tin- phy-rcul s e n s e w a n t s his eyes upeMt. and ■ 1 to ha ve hurl A^lociutiul l'r«*M% he- It > ye.u ."liege rntir.-e. And you tan do this tn t In- spare hours, had .... mi- put m hi- hack t,,uV r I intu jmI u- a cur i t oil v *'M • i i t.d plain Ti i e next step u !•', tin t, t.i ■•I i i gl i t, but it is mm !i rrmre un l i e never ,.t rich, nod alwav ell a? anon a - • that J uck |)i-mpsey is loi.king f >i ■ynll tl.iyy ate yyaslnng. U| using with little profit Ill-suit of t killing nf his pal |can aid him, anil l i * ! kid hi 'Jilloi amt iiii't lli’l 1 to f oi l unat e to ire mentally blind. ■ fiint. Well, tins retiring editoi lii tlie SaniTu ,| I.ihtary is tlie Internal i.iiml Fncy eloped.a J*»y*"* l*‘“ k lu- . tu.-k • In l y i n g bunk s oil es api dll nuts, hep A parent would nun Ii p r e f e r t:> also must !>t k i " uf 'III .si penult) by th,Wollx even hold his coat |if the hunks ordered have aim ed I ruin the piddl-her- One "" ,t*’' »■«. a mental -In an d doubt less a "iii •rut \ plea, then t" get oi'l of liave .1 child sight le - but mentully one wh o know' s Ml* A. ipiirisl in.• I I vv it dpi- Wlilt II I'll T h e blind man in' do -tat., pii'ori l.y furtliel demon nil'll than tn hav. i t , r y e s pe rf e ct ilnnd, a Florida mnguzine. "I the volumes ot the Fney i lopedui ha- a retnarka1>|y line T' ubl i d Inm ' s - f u l l y leigli a ■• a’ * 'i "I iiieMt.rl in.upai itv His a i l i t s mind dark. ned. ) sired to see, found t*M Contains an article "City and < "in leading outline will. It I an Ire tollowed in its entirety through HK|: F lilt OTHER day t w degree •< n - a i riil y■e sullil'll'llt " s e ­ n. xt iiiove w.H l„. awaited w dr in Hu:. pn--i hg l.y tn. u moment iciun, uni! win hea'xdj munity* S l u g u n s " which gi v e- .Nan the hooks in tii - excellent -el suggested that --mie inventor w..ul,i cure ins ll al. Il l f I oltl pi I: toil to teo-.l and '"llr. ap|i|vheji ioll. tl.i it I'ble-lnliuli'il and the me n t a l l y A r e we niukiny a* ford 'Boim- excel l ent puldii it) It Would he Lett, , lu to cown the Inti•i International 'let tive, t here are t hose who, w h o sit in darknrs* u n thi' n a tio n a l F.„ l-itu v. \ .■I...... l u p c to, h a deadly. b> doing «w„y with : ! . " U g n mentally normal , a r e w h o l - ' t he r e ia spiritual I'f'JJ you don't know wtiui lo give |t'tiil )iu\<-il huiuiv hi u m r i w n imntr, Lut i f you i annul u Ltant noise l> 1 ' g l o s s e d in the physi c al . I A r e we bringinr yi ntr Wife for I h l l s l m n s lead I he the cxpi-M.s.yc Looks just tioyy. vmi ran unilcrlakc tin- n-aiiiug ow Eng’lanr! aiuioun e- that 1 hey know t he possi bi l i ti es o f wh o is ’ ’the light of I Hefftl d ads The y ma v give m u the thing hu h e n i|nmN,,,.,. toiifsi' tliiougli I hi- M-t at tlie library. ( »t you can sr-iui t* •'rom exhaust and propeller have tin- body and thr- j oy s t ha t c o m e : W e are quick to « food idea, but read them any SI AHTENHURJ. J u l ’RNAi. ' n ugh the flesh, but t he y s e e m • f r i e nd s the name * ! "t h e r ill ret t mils lot systcinatit r .ailing t hat calls lot ntoiv been over corn,' way,1. ' *"• u neon si mu- o f tiie g r a n d e u r , who has been street* liaiuly volumes. 4W ---------- ° ---------' iu'ist, or the nanif^ “T h e only mao in the world who that r nrnui a p e u u u t tie g u n these o f i h" mteli eetuul worl d. U III tlie begi nni ng God created the IN I HE Hit, war . iioist* overhead I In- m a i n l l n i i g i s t l i a t n o o n e n c c r l I m* h t t l t g i y l o r kuoyylI hey are as xqdi/Teieat to a l l ‘ .thut lias been edo H c t t r i n and t hr E a r t h ami tlie next I sent city rfwr-llt r -. Ill their lellal- can do as tie please: ." wus a do- 'h e s it a n t lines and a temptation to If quick to rccod Ian took a ninet y- ni ne yeai j c i l g c a m i h a v e tin o p p o r t u n i t y f o r s a t i s f y i n g t h a t h u n g e r . In thr next war. fat-rs wit! rotnc finitlon of 'imctielor', ru ining fro m |, 1ha’it* la- ,given u t* w-t act i vi t i es in the realm o f mind a s j a l s o Icaaa on it wi t h opti on to buy ut ! y o u k n o w h ow t o i c u r l i n t e l l i g e n t l y , y o u |mu«hchs t h e o p e n in the rupLt, leleasetl front tire b l on wliieli t » bnd.I In Mis|.i,|,| tlie aiiinials are t j the wor l d in L r a school or a lf* a re ce n t .......... I i-xamtii.iliun, which Jwe b a c k w a r d in ift# the and of ninety duy*. .. . 1 there wus ut mie turn r ,|.tn t w hu ll n a n works. s e s a m e t o a l l t h e k n o w l e d g e ot t h e u n i v e r s e . T h e yvay m ay htdtis or dark- of great ship* o,f | causes the bansns 1 it> Nlar to km wn a» Hachel.u - -o\ ( . r ea l e r Af f l i c t i on onl y Pliyaicinn our Coast I here w ill be tin mri-e | V*“r Ho w. whir li awn-, im thi. way. A I R a iaionally you run across a he ruggeil. hut you can climtr lo tin- height: i v e n .rwa H a there 1- a g r e a t e r a l f l i c t i on 1c as e— the Great Ironi these silent marauders unld A*- r back , , to thr lime* .when in, hart been ggiven fwh o doesn’t own an uutnimi the bombs U.gii, bursting in the 7. bom.- of vt'll I here ure m a n y o f the i n - | veal * the_Heave, 1^4 Si 3 B the brave trie hurhelnr was looked ! ------------54 nU wlicli you rlo tic sues you bllf-kni t e l i - t i . i l ! . who ure blind to spirOVKK IN SANFoKI). y\here they hoaat they are the city strev-t> for» sin ni ii gen an thut lie cun buy ' U,ul " g r>; t he y r c g u i d r el i gi on ...« — tr f, ° 7 ................ . really ought «., ^ ‘^ i ^ ^ 1 heart of Florida, ahm the liver nml lights, tin- Herald gets , L on«| tpo ' > a "p. r st i t i on— " g o o d e noug h to (lav— our own cOubbj ta k e the flyin g niarhine, fo r a tta c k ed to pay tribute fur his living in “.••ingle cusaedlie-r ' ______ _____ »■! " ntked up ami yvinds up n nice long editorial vvith the- |ontl defense, u little seriously. A l i t t l e <-f pe r s o n a l l ib e r t y Tr hnl.l th, igrierr.nt in c h e c k ’’— hut 1ot h e r c Bunt r t e. Crime lucre***5- . The Stur *uy» ilmt away back in ni.-uis Hal l ....... pai , ;> ui e nut c o m w i", ;-* Tol st o y poi nts out, bel i eve J| tiie men in our ofllre work- 1 question: "What is tin* matter with the modern home7’’ tliat . in- o u t g r o w s the nec e s s i ty ' abound, and sin D J If* l THIS NJORY tonn-a fra m Ann the eally colonial days the bache­ puls.ii) Hu-liniiiiiil News Hi'rnld wrVF have lo S T h T l f i t 'fori*! VnU|’l N» ’ The Arbor conct'inmg the magnificent lor wa* not permitted to choose hia tvligioti when he l eucue. u c e r - ' wher e, iv rv"..i-r 1 in Bfder to find something f..r then,0" ‘*'n ” " nu* 1,1 al1 ri^ht. When tiie tired news|ia|>er man Univcr rty ..f Michigan. T w e n t y 'own rczldcncc, anil had to live Never was 0 b*TI ^ - t a g e o f i nt e l l e i tua l devel opIf III tie Willte can’t add. don't taui no nt. -------- ----KueR home uny Mlt«down lo a large rule, juicy steak, with ycura ago u mining property rat' with the court used. and Chist is "**~ whom and wheie ... , . , , W J,r> He will make a greut gulf 1 hey wo r s hi p the mind nnd ig- ran can anVA— savo— ~ — . . , « fixiiia’, and friend wife e itnos in nnd implants a warm, Algonta, Ontario, war deeded to dgned him. On this xubjcct tb* er some duy liirmiiigliam News enter o ti tlie heart— o u t of whi c h a r c He can t_the university The giving of the S tar says: ‘‘^ t ’ rT*\lultimo"chaii kiss, on his well washed I,ro w -w h y .' man, the nmd- rnino was then looked upon as a and cleanse 1*1 w “In Hartford, Conn., un unmar­ Tin,,. niendeth all thuigi. I»ut a Hi" Is. ues o f l i fe. " iMB.I CrosstowarUiakl , u the «rn home i» the gootla. -iusl believe us.—Clearwutcr Sun. . ,. Joke; it hadn't any value. ( h ' ‘ st cured the blind man, and every one that ried man of Colonial days had to worn nut tire and s om e folks' ,|,v If \'nii Want It, \\)U ( ’an Ilave It BETTER DAYS FOR THE liACHKLOR Contemporary (’omnu-nt of tire first cross-writd . M m had to wait in a barber tor Mra. Job to have her hair cither.— Tam jut Time*. No, never had to wait for the vaniB f|>aper while she figured lit* a crona-word puzzle ami be i>va|; gtood in front of a water 4uiz^rd and drove thirteen balls in |«»U>n right into the middle lob had a cinch. -o - Comtequencea ure unpitying. Our deeds carry their ter­ rible consequence*, quite opart from nnv fluctuations that went before— cotiReqlienees thut are hurdly evyr confined to ourselves.—George Eliot. -o- The sublime nml ridiculous are often so nearly reluted that it is difficult to class t^icm-feparalety. One step below tho sublime makes the ridiculous and one step above the ridicu­ lous makes the sublime n^ain.—Thomas Paine. Ml f • But the Hoard of Itegcata of the pay 25 shilling* a week to the town univeraity will noun give detail* rnf the aelfith luxury of living by of the ill act ivery that the mine is himself. worth ten million dollars. •’Few early laws seem more un­ just and arbitrary, i»r more antusTH AT Wild. DO two things. It ing, Ilian this order, which was wiU put the ten million dollars, issued at JEantham, Mas#., in 1695: through the university, into the Every unmarried man ifl thia town building of better brains, A good shall kill xix blackbirds or three use for the money. crows, while he remain i ingle or as It will give sharks that live on a penalty for not doing it, shall not foola a text to ure in the selling marry until he fulfills this order, "Ooa old text read* i in order ol worthless miaing a lock. -“rAT .1* • . * „ Tt U ___ 1 ik eo»" Hu- i’hurisees found fault with Him lcrave— the. r nKj»e»» Arkansas l„ uuRf sight wan rr.MtortxJ to the ‘ bo foumi in ma"ii n on t|„. Sabbath Day. |offense toward ^ “ ' be hyirocriny of the Pharisee is i man.” •— 0 U hat ever became wf that line l >M well need extended ut 01 iasiiioniit statesmen ----- knuwn •' to V" oceu cxienueu i1 iIn nthe- mad , g i nrs __ of imi ol,|.fasbioned .talesmen ul... who . were snown us "watchdogs of th, ; },u d'd everything poss-1 power, higher * I Treasury ? " — De-roit N « » , ' l' bis reiiojon unpopu-jus if unimportw • _ : __ _ ’ »L' observed form instead of things ■>* f ■* , ;' i be T - l k n w . can make "« wa* careful ubout lit- tfng that. llul the weight- L een are sixty five different things out of a ! ‘ • ^ which are n#t peanut, but we doubt if he could |ier_t b|,»gs of ibedaw. I The Pharisees “ drained at a Aro we del"* Itkian.-^Co'iu^ibla Itecc'id* " 111 ,>o1 i hWnRuwed u camel”— the |do"to bring Uomucrat "'L 'UU> K’,c l I est cetcription ever given of one I *7 * (C-nllW^ ( 1 i hi-.iuAM. it. v 'aMlJ-, ! t.vie.i.tLV HI * « Lx./ uas / �n gsH H H gi ===== . m '*"<**»*.« ')*- V.'jCr MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor, PIIONE . AT THE Mr. and Mrs. Ely Ulampcrl and daughter, Florence, who have been the guests for the oast two months of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Check, left Thursday for their homo in To­ peka, Knn. —------} Mrs. Braxton Baggott, Miss Fern Ward. Mrs. Edmond B etts, and Mrs. Edmund Mcisch spent I Friday in Orlando. CHURCHES" F I R S T B A P T IS T CHURCH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sunrtny School at 9:30 a. m. CHURCH Morning wti-shlp and sermon at Christian Science services arc 11 a. m. Subject; "When the held in the Woman's Club Oak Golden Glow of Life, is Seen." Ave. nhd Third St., every Sunday Young People's Unions 0:30. B K at F.n Tan morning at 11 o’clock. Sunday Baptismal service 7:30. School at 10:00 o'clock. Subject for i Bridge Club, Mrs. _ ?nvcn‘n? . r r* h. ,p " ntV , Ben" ° n i ,his Sunday: "God the o d y'c'au se Mrs. Frank Lovette and Mrs. 7:30. Subject, An Unshaken H I- and C reator" I,oe of Leesburg were shopping in lar for All Who Are Restless and Wednesday evening services ; t m Sanford, Friday. will hold bazar at I Uncertain." !5:0n o'clock in the reading room. store. I Prayer meeting Wednesday cveMrs. J . E . Umbach of Orlando This Society maintains a read­ t h c .W raU * " * l lM ing room and free loan library spent Fridny with friends here. (Christian “ " . T °P rc,h y to” * h P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH jV " • * authorized . , --------- , , ., ... , , „ „ b *l ‘ ,, v , ___ , , Science literature may be read, Mrs. Ldwnrd lame. Mrs. R. S. lay at ' * ■ __ ‘ I 71 i VCry , bu* l borrowed or purchased, in room I Holly, Mrs. Donald Smith and Mro. ■---- 7^, month in the iTOM'yterian church 517 F jrst National Bank Building. Archie Belts motored toOrlando,' ed o f G e n e v a ! -ccord in - to Dr E . l>. Brownlee■ Open Wednesdays and Saturdays Thursday. , ril„ V \ I During the month there were 1.1 f rom 2 0 0 to 5 00 ----------• eSS tO O IU D j members Admitted to the church. Aj] ’ ' . . . Mi. and Mrs. Hal Wight and U *» anticipated that during the , 8erv U s and t o ^ a k e "s o he K‘lw» rd "<*':>»’ went to Tunmn on Geneva on-, cod in g month that many more room. business Saturday, rijinf* Club at the! will be admitted, The services wi will be held or: P j i d o r (’urlett ThursMrs. Jake Wey of Arcndla is | CONGREGATIONAL t i l l ItCH Sunday ns follows: visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clyde At the morning services nt the Sunday School 9:45 a. m. ws? plnyc don the Congregational Church, Rev. C. Byrd for a few days. Preaching Seivicc II A. M, j, a beautiful bowDeWitt Brower will preach u |mi:i Intermediate T, E. 2 :.’!() p. M. Mrs. B. F, W h i t e r and Miss tirs. li- II* Heart, > the subject, "Houses of Cedar." Junior C. F. 2:30 P. M. 1 Florence Wheeler m Oveid • rnenl 'for high score. A In the evening his subject will be Senior C. E. 0:30 p. m. jou.ac wero served at j Frida;, shoppin*; in Snnford. ! "A Life of Joy." Preaching Service 7:30 P. M. of the game The session will meet after t h e ; Wight anil Mrs. KdC. M. Hand and Roy Williams SCRAP IRON CLASS mbslituted for ah- preaching sermon for the purpose; Every member of tW ‘class is I returned Friday from a business ; urK|1|| tll ,)t. Sum|liy morn. tri Pto Mariana. The members tires of accepting new members. Itolnltd Heed, Mrs. ing at 10 o'clock and each is urged CATHOLIC CHURCH l Jlrs. G, D. Heart, to bring a new member or visit­ Services at the Ail Souls t ’fitho- or with hint. There will he an e x - 1 Hutch Sleigh and daughter of ^ Mr« II. H. HerVaui'hn and Mrs. j lie Church will lie held at 10:30 ci llent talk given followed by „ j Drhinilo were shopping in San- | o'clock. Confessions will lx* held study of the Sunday School lesson. f " rd hridnv. ____________ from -1 to li o’clock in * nfter* The attendance has been very good ! recently hut the officers of the 'Vilev Bentl> of (juitnirin, C l.. class desire to increase the niim-' was a business visitor I rulny. fit ( ) f U . D . C . ' Mass. I he Feast of the Immacit- her. The cliiss meets at the Mi“ : late Conception, will he held Mon- lane Theatre. Special nuisii is C. S. Lee of Oviedo spent Frirendeied. day in Snnford meeting of t h e [ ' ,aV m»rning at 7 o'clock. ilfrf. ,.f < onfederaev Mrs W. I! Voting Miss Maxine) k» Vnltez Hotel F r i- . Young and Mrs. Edward Jordan i Mrs, It. J . Holly. were guests of friends Friday. ] Imf. 1" , . ] opening prayer the I CARD OF THANKS jio pre' ioui meeting Mm, Min nit* Kl) iol t of NellieMrs. George S wph a; hi (laugh To nil those who, in our hour ,4 re(Kilts of various Kivun. Mrs. Holly ton. Mississippi is spending the-1 u.r plltrit.ju „ f p t tt'uine. |„d.. of bereavement, extended to us ""7'."i , ,L- winter with her brother and fam. .. . Saturday to visit Mr and their sympathy and so looov actsi ,rt whnh tori of thH , Ihornlev at 1*20 Park « rNved Saturda of kindness, and for the mnnv successful year w i t h [ . Mrs. M. S. W iiggiWa. g beautiful floral of firings, we wish hcd. This mmrt, AV‘ nup* to express our .appreciation and ith a vote tof ap- r Mrs. Edward Higgins is tin- sincere thank |e good work done Mr and Mrs. Harry Mulsh have Mi Mai s Mnine- and f imily 'unrig her year in ' ns their guests Mr. and Mrs. II guest of hen si Jen, Mrs, I neins MvLooml in Tampa this week | P. Mel funnel I i-J Detroit, .Nil'll! li of office for the i John Gillen and Victor r heck All " f tin " C m l e s " of the Meth­ w»s held wi t h the • Mr, anti Mrs. titter K.'ioerzer of lit; Mff(. A . P. ,Con- j Ha mmon d . Ind., a r r i v e d S a t u r d a y motored to New S n i v i n n I r el ay odist i liuri h will mi ; ' Monday a f­ g; Mrs. G e r J i e A. f o r . u short visit wi t h Mr. and bri ng home the sen ski f f , lielle ternoon oi :: o'clock in the church pat lot s ,»ice pr esi de nt ; Mrs. Mrs. II C, L on g at t h e n home on | " f S anf or d \ i , ’~ \ i .- . r ri t — 4| < Plain and Stripes all wool, best grade Flannel. Made to sell for $23.75. Brown, * « Navy, Rust. Special for— ■“in . . $ 14.50 m"kc,,Sl of,ht mellv Klectedl 7 “» H" '" ‘k IJ E R S O N A L S ; second v j c e - p r w i - Ma g n o l i a A v e n u e . night. ( I Hill, recording' — — K. A. Douglas. | Ml. (1[1(1 Mn; End or Curlett id , secretary; Miss Geneva spent Fridnv in Sanford. Ig iiH iiliia im u iin im iiia iiin u ira iiiic iia a tra iiir! . rrgi-terarj Mra. J.| ------kiplain and Mrs. M.| an,| m , s . Bert Bradley of press reporter. Detroit are spending ifie wint-i fLElt K IL L E D b)frll h|.i_in .bia.-pus-i ||-feot r att l e sllltke. (hr .Saturday near a near the convict has 20 rattles. ‘ Mr . and Mrs. 1 P. Ho ga n re tur ned Thursi^iv f r om the Mel ho (list C o n f e r e l u c III Jac k s on vi l l e. ■ * u At C h a r l e s C. E l y Jr. the catV for t lie v Not i c e Morgan, c ha i r ma n . S p ecial Xm as P r ic e s , Silk Underwear New Handkerchiefs for Christmas I ft iiartment of the j wishes to call atliniiunl shower given Inn's Home Society Ho'lg-.otl Iry the Social De Jacksonv illi fits regular meeting ingtoii 1 <e k with Mrs. Sum |as hostess. A large M i^s ( ieol gla K. D Mold, v a sired and enrly Mol,lev ami M r Mai V III /.It bet h le the hostess, re Pul eston motor >d t o .la, I,s o n \ die s m :i.K m i a m i $ 1.95 all linen hand em broid ered 2.'>e lo $1.00 each Box Handkerchiefs 1lu x i( e ' m AND Made o f all linen hand cm hruidnriV. o h-fivd I ml v. hit**. all colors and sizes. THE YOWELL GO Headquarters For Toys and Dolls <**■,’( The w g e r i c $ 2.98 7.V lo $1.7.) Ho\ Hotel Montezuma G e n e *» Wi nr i i a rcprosontirg t he a s p h a l t department o f 111* S t a n d a r d Oil Compiaity o f I o u t nnu, spi'lit I' MilaV in S a n f o i d Lot of Todds, Vests, Bloomers made of best grade crepes and Jersey silks, Luxite Van Raalte, and Kayser makes. \ EAT YOlilt SUNDAY DINNER 1 : 1.1 l.i li c r a l T ji h lr . n>: MAKK IT A iVIKRRY CHRISTMAS I-ORTUK CHILDREN n t i ;i *\ ki n t m i t t e c u . S* * v i« «*. Kt‘asn n :ih le I ’n c e . .Mama !)olh f o r till- We e k e n d J Union of the Cmigre Irch will hold Its reg- n c a a i a i i u i i i i N a i i a i i i i i a i i i N i i i i i H s i i > i « i i a i ’i i < H a i i x i : i Mrs. A m e l i a ' Ihomson Mr? I F Mar rer o, Mrs. I G. R o g e r » and — . M i s .1 B e l l i a l d of l l rl ando spent F i n l a y sho ppi ng in Sanf ord. ■Kick . - nud ilrs. Tul- Mr.-. Fred Walsma and Mrs. Harry Walsh motored to ttrlaiulo, Thursday. KOlIt K • [mtt iiig Monday utt at tile home of JXkkli s on Hughey Machines it 't m Ladies of the Methodist i him li will hold their annual Xmas ha | zaar December lil and — **. I'lace announced later. F r e e lecture, Mi l ane, Sun. night. !• s u it [H ePAULAN D s • i . CO. h*, »u K u i 1st at. k ir n j ■ s ■LER’S fid Etinfccllonery. M a k e s d a ily . B( litini, wml | oclork hr )ur Linoof Delightful and Pleasing Gifts Arc Kcady for you to ( ’house From now x m a s c a r d s — t o i u :t s k i s ■ it mi K lrat VI. — i 'i:iii r M r , s i :t s ■ S u i in Wagons. lie Wood Wagons. T’o t B i k e s . Don't forget the aulom »• bile whirh we are going V elo co p ed es. to g iv e aw aw C h ristm as A u to m o b ile s. ; F. LANEY’S DKll(i STORE ■ ; Baby Ktickers. For nthe;' Xm as Subven­ tions W atch Our W indows ! Tricycles. . *k Scooters. •44*1' _________ \m as Toddle Toys. Everything for the t hildren’s X m a s : J As near you ns your phone. i*hone 103 until Whecn Barrows. : . reserved lo give away Christ maw ■ I'KKRLM K COMI'ACTS AND C A N D IES a 5' , p ir s, Doll ( ’arriages. n M Shop. ape, Sun. night. Doll Sulkies. Are You Preparing For I Christmas in the Right Way? \ Mis. J . W. H a rrie s is spending a 118 I'OSTPONED few days in T a m p a . gat, t'lub will hold I Jhrutmas bazar ort1 L ove l y e x c l us i ve line ol X ma s 120 hi the Fan Tan; g i f t s f or the entire l ani i l ) Select lolllci 12 und 13 as , your g i D s ea r l ) nl the Dual i ty : Hand Cars. IZ IfllllilH IIIH IIIlllK ilH IlB lH B flX lB lIlU iaaK llllltllll Baby Chairs. High Chairs. I Vs Y o l l P a v \ .c x Lkx»rn 10 y|Wn New h d i s o n 'l f*j SM ITH BRO S., ^ nmnll initial payment will pluee the,model of your choice in your home for Christmas, uml the monthly remittances are so small that you will hardly notice them. nd> i*. 1 * 1 i* 4ii1 *» l* <»■ Quality Merchandise ft* at Prices That Appeal i today hear the phonograph Thomas A. Edison invented, per­ du! makes today. Eet u$» explain to you the simple convenient Plan. t . . . » „ iAxr>5. : ,} - V.W; - I’hune Itaby Console Model $ 1 8 5 .0 0 ,i,k‘ ^ >»*♦. ' v» C <ii; -U " --------------------— ' -------------------------- tiwx S i,*' i i i kx'-.t . -t # ^ • , a'*l • ■ . Corner l a i S t. and Palmetto Ave. m 'm ;'yj| �=*S rfi ..i • , Sermon c iiiin t i j i i m r . , . n cm ln n lr l iin n lr, Slnle ..I I'lorlila. *' In re list .it ■< „r It,.m i * r A ieii.-w * N o t i c e I* h erein g l\ .r, t>. nil tt my ............. Hi. that , D o r n t r , «tcetae<1) t h a t 1 a t the la m o tin ** I W p r e s e n t t o s o ld C o u rt my f l h a l s c c o u n t s a s A d m in is trato r.. o f sold e s t a t e , a n d n s k r o r Y h e l r ap p r o v a l. ns of Notice is hereby given, to all whom It may concern. Hint .in’ the 2!rd day of December, A. U. 1**4, One Sable and Silver GEItMAN POLICB DOG count o r co lJ« ¥ Y ' j i imh:. Seminole (uiinfr, Slate of Florida. In ro list m o or J . C. J a c o b s . -«* • - h . s. ■ ■ M B ' o f * -po n d • ■ S: f. ■ Ariir'.-* djgjft.i - r l ^ ’J itfV"^ BANK I ■hftl l Phone 571-J Fre-Mal Hoe Kr-nnel Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results Yet man need not entirely despair. This troublous period of earth’s history was foretold as Imme­ diately preceding the new order—a rlghtVpus, world­ wide government. You are earnestly invited lo h ear a Free L c c tu .c on the above su b ject by Tn nil credit iii s. le g ii t •’* - CordiallyInvitc%ufM % Join Our ^ Vi.i| AN.I • A* h I.f %HU. Ill" > " 1 e l d r n . l l f l i i l AN.I l . . | l l l t i < l t " I N. U. N1 Al l ' c Ia Iiii ' mill ili'iinin*l' wl.lcl* " "*i , Itlu-I "U \'.1I llllll I.JOi ACiltNBl t i n - i-Bt.'iic i . f S n t i m c l Him d* • • a ' Is Gift Choosing Difficult? C o lem an s Anil S l a t i n n e r ! R anford tiaiiH-i. M I'HK MILANE THEATRE SANFORD, FLORIDA ..JAM' J llil ild*’ itf r ej1 |t*\ r; n rrT T i r r r m t . . npplv t .• ill*- ilnii f» SCISM llOLSHEVIKM fi>i Add SAJ R ank a n d T ^ u ^t C o m pan y SA N FO RD . FLO RID A. MKN ■■ ■ □ u a H N N « * R « B * l l * * B H a B B * K g B B HBa B a B a H "(a H H a a a H n B M B H N M aaB asi*SIIsil See The I A M 1 .E K D O L L S and ( h r is t m i is ( a i d " ^The Sign o f 3 finical 'Prestige i 'n i PHONOGRAPHS ( fitrii l o piftlil i ' di i i t niv f i m i l :** Ail nit mI ■t r ;i t " i ■>? *' util *■%( it 1 . I fo r III. Ir ii eiirovtil . p a t ni i i . t..!.. i i"i, A t> I ''” ! A H *••iU1», ,A*1 III I NI ' l Convenient Flan I .11 • Fresh Oysters o f I ’a y m e n t s : DAILY Fruits and Vegetables in We will gladly arrange I a lit i i i i m i u k to be de­ livered 11.1 a .-mall initial I'li' ini ut. t In* liulanee in (■•iual motiilily ainuuntH to .suit \*ni r ion viMiieme. Ask aboul ou r plan. * in i ' 1(0 Y AI K i l l ' l l i n Nn [L 1 ( «* U i a l t - t n j i ; W K ?. ‘ 3 1 1 East Second Street. » l‘hoii(< li.'lll-J ■•OPEN AT M l.ll'l" h fr I I B M I i l l l l B H I H I I H I l l , She’s So Pretty] Come and Made with unluvakal»ic head and arms. We have a plan by Mia lead by i heap pn<< h of t i r e s . Muayueruding r under 1ho name of some high )*rf»de inaiiul iu t i n Urn who iefuses lo er, U p u l b is n a m e on them. Ik* w a r e ! .! ynu which you may se­ cure one of these wonderful dolls. saw all t r i m m e d with lace. Jointed . arm s and f! DUNLOP T IR E S ■ v Fellows Service ■; g Station M I N I 111 * TODAY, set the Brunswicks at our storeIt will be a pleasure to dcitfonslrgta them lor you. l-et us set one aside for you—°® A *.• A ~ '> .a » »*■■■ ■W . i .wi^ i ■ eer T 1-* i Phone (17125 Let Quality TaU^-Not Price. V. . ' - 1% , u i i i u u u i u u i r? i . H r; 'V i Cl ‘ * i iM it i r <--•’ r. , v V I ‘ "A •/ **. A ’ .. ’ \ h*}t liiXB f •.t t l... v . i -* O*. a . j v« f ■- .ftn* .? —. . . — * ’? t ■, i* 1 *-V i JKVjkX. - *ih~tj j U ., iV- ■ — **■ I.f t * - * . m mi - i m •MIM HANFORD, -j J-‘ l'/' ■'C . /C ’•a » >* I 'A v g m m m i " i :’f obligation. Company ___ y . •»w Y I^ e hen you give u Brunswick for Chriatmss jt>u give* a present that never gfows ok*. One which constantly delights—which re­ minds the recipient of your dgily. . „ , l" are all gone. *f a ■ 4** it Cash «r W rcily I'aymenla Don’t wait until they The regular price is $3.00 each for these Dolls, but you m»y get one from us by using our goods. Our customers m a y obtain one of these V, v Dolls for only ninety-nine cents and 30 of our Bread Wrappers. Ask Us about it! ‘ 4 't *W M‘ The World’rt Highest Quality Tires 1 7^ 9 will be to get one. Just what the little K’irls have b e e n wantine. E: this year — the finest music the mows. Today, see our wide range qf vicks, offered on convenient terms— a •Hgc assortment of uprights, consoles and do luxe •nod. i.s ni several finishes. Each the best that men know at its price. i SU ’ And you will be sur­ prised how easy it le.es. BU Y J.TFirst & Kim. ever For the old folks, young folks, the children —a gift that never tires. See the Brunswick today—Learn how easy it is to buy See Herl ' I’1ic sw e e tt* > l t t r e s s e s ! DON’T BE! K**uisiMk * r v • ? *****• <4 SuwiHitiKjmm A Present for all the Family 20 INCURS TAM, F. P. R1NES 'tm* » w* . -fc-wf V u — PERCOLATORS - IRONS — IOASTKUS - Ill’ATI NO PADS • Rptnhir 17.1*0 to $10.(10 * aluc* Qinilii\ l>r.iinI, ^mirunt* *-d. i Sale cndN Siilunl.i), 1»«•**. 1.'tilt klt* A l i K A U T I I ’ l I. ELECTRICAL SALE i YOU! W H A T W E HAVE I n I f II • K f e ’-; E av.^ 1 ■T' R F "" > f c ; ’. RECORDS m» 1 . ■> •t S e n Mil) Yt. AND ' ( Uael l l l >K*J li w A f l m l l l i B l I ul Ml i f t JI ai tf f lti l f e n f J W I ' u n l , d<*i*» ^.^ii « t h a t at ( I t f Mi l l i e 11iim I u ili j i a •. 1.1 It 1'HM.HNMi p i'" If |. AT 7 r.'IO O’CLOCK. IMi i , . j . l• «»f •'.dtl i I‘f fulfill I »■, Sunday Nite, Dec. 7, 1924 I.AIiim nnVEHNMKNT No i S im p Appealing iiuiIVucaSew Ibmk' ( .1 1 'T S in the C h r is t m a s C l u b J o i n N ow COMF TO H il l H IT J °* MR. V. C. RICE, of NEW YORK ill'll l tint!•* ' itm! nil |n onitiA Iia v Ing i It*iin- i.r <|i inn ini' ngniNM ail Id H- i i t * 207 Mugnuliii Phnuc HH-J H r i t i wh d l v l c r . ■MU Ai This march of the nations toward destruction1and unnr'.'hy moves onward relentlessly, Armageddon, which tuitions seek to avert by their union, leagues, associations, and federations, looms up threatening­ ly. . * m* m i v n j i m.r.. tfrmlimlr i iiiini), hinir •>( I i.iriiti, * In m Kniitt•• id j . \v l - ni ■ IB B ■■**■*■*■••■*■■■ pTOtlcr* fv h hi I’t.y jrtv« it In tl| " y h o m It Jim) •Mtu * rn it i . •1 I F .' j ■* Frcn lecture, Mllnne, Sun. night. j IV r o l l e r * > Thrones are toppled over to make way for VnlHUry dictators. Officials of republics serve only the adfish Interests of big business; and instead of an im­ provement of affairs, each new move leaves the nations weaker. Suffering is increased; lawless­ ness becomes ram part; and hopelessness la followed by despair. PRICK S200.00 ■naim iiiR iiif \ - * •O-l*-'. THE RAPID changes of government among the nations seem only to check temporarily t^ejr steady approach to utter collapse. A C O M M U N E BUILDER F . P. FOSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier Slico. No better breeding J 1 obtainable. *' T-‘ ■'. I '‘millions now living will never die” .... FIRST Dam— lialtros (iretchen V ■ J_ a] • . , 1,. • — IMW— 1 IN T f t R DIUIUT O F Till-: I ' l l t ’ NTV . j r r w m HKMIN»II.K F O U N T V. KIAMIIDA In He Khii . i - i.f. Siitmul Him-" ci'UK.'d. A »i iii In f i t » iter. J V9M"flir) Shop u t W.H jt T■r v i a l Compant The progressive business man ^appreciates tho facilities for service th at are uvailable to him in this strong bank. Its officers, by reason of their experience and the many avenues of general busi­ ness information open to them, are able to ’give sound advice on financial matters. ■ * ■ gj S M ionship calibre. ^ I la te d O c to b e r a!#. A l>. 1*24. VIOLA J.tC O ItS . A d m i n i s t r a t r i x . B * Sire— Bhi Champion. Bern ■ i B of KlrbvJcW." ^ iv r o r i t T f i r c o u n t y jr iic iK . ■5 •letnloole ('o n n fy , P i s t e of Clnrldn. • • In IS Hatute-nf J W . Hllies. J N otice Is h ereb y given, to all , B w h om It may con cern , th at on tin. *■ 5 3 ed d ay of December, A If, IHJI. •■ We shall ntiply lo the H on orab le K |■ K. H ou sho lder. J u d g e of «Hlrt Court. " lift JlJllgr* r,f Prol*#»t«f. f,,l" fM,r fitlill |— d i s c h a r g e a* A d m i n i s t r a t o r s of t h » . B e s t a t e or J . W . Ripe*, d eceased , and Hint At th e sam e tim e wo will preM n t to said f o u r I o u r final necoun ts ns . AdmlnlMtintors of toil.* e s t a te . And nsk fo r tlielr ap p roval. Im ied O ctob er 29. A D ItlLM. I„ 1, RIP I'M nod f! t. HII’ KS Ad mlnbilrnl.irs - : v »' S X shall apply to tho Ilonornblp li. K Age 4 Vi Months Housholdcr, Judge of nnld Court, ns Jtidgo of Probate, for a final This puppy has rnre confordischarge ns Administrate* or the mation, grent substance, huge ebtnto. of J. O. Jacobs, deceased; ami that ni tlm.aamp time I win S hone, altogether n flog of present to said Court my final ■ harmonious Shephard t|Unliarromita ns A.lmlnlrtratrl* of said estate, nnd ash for their n|iiirn\’nt. 5 tie*. Undoubtedly of champ- ; e s t a t e of Itoslti. I A lull >*u . t l s r r t o - a and th a t ill flit* nurin- lim e ! 18 %WULprt'HMti lo paid Court my fliml neeoiintrt an Ad mi n Ut r u i i r ».f m. i UI ctBiati*. nTit! fink fnr t t n t r n i*|»t-..% ,i I lJ4(«*d (N*io|t«*r i**'. A i» r-j<, I ' l U J j r It A M ' I I K U S » a ‘ ^ To render every assistance in our power to the business men in our community. I . . i s Wl ^T. ~. . i h l - e . 1 ■ - I I . , , . . . . . . rsr s I lx . ' Free lecture, Milane, Sun. night. F O R -S A L E ON III,. A . t l n I M e t r ut n r \& jr ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BUSH » lire! dfly rif Ilt-ramlitr, A I* j t j , shsll Apply to tile H o n o r .,Me " K . llnuslliil.ler. Jlllllte of toll.I I'l.iirl " a t Jm t u e of I'toOute for N I 10, 11 ■ /■llnclinrxe ■ Try Phone 223 VfOct* t the trachini i wart erf Galileo furnish tho solution of the problems that the world? tare is a false phllosophy-whlch almost tho fnfco of intemnnnl law; it Is based on the thooth a t “Might makes right/* Innations, ns they nrc called, ploitod by nations that stylo themselves superior; lands are tak­ en by fhref* and appropriated by the stronger, ns if moral princi­ ple* cease to bind when a large number join together to violate :,;thehi. This, is n blindness that 2v . .needs a cure— who but Christ can r' V'restore moral vision? "Woe t ’nto Itim.” The laws of God run not he vio­ lated with impunity — “Though Ihaml join in hand, the wicked shall not be unpunished.” . The spirit •‘im •that in cultivated by lawlessness 'Nfrfll, in the end, destroy the law­ breaker even when the victims of j • ,his lawncssnessjiire helpless to nvj\,t enge the wrongs done them. And iso with those spiritually .blind; they cannot escape. They r not, only Jose the joy that Christ brings Into the lives of those who 'Sitcept Him, hut the'y incur the dis­ pleasure of Him who said; IftyktuH is impossible but that offences ..will come; but woo unto Idin, ; .through whom they come! d " I t were better for him that n i/ ''jnillstone were hnnged •tibout hi:< ''neck, and ho cast Into tho sen, than th at ho should olTend one of these little ones.” ' ^^JBIIndness should l»o cured n.i noon Vis discovered, not only for the ben­ efit of the blind, but also for the safety of those whom Hie blind Jnny lend nstrny. And, it nmy be «dded those who a r e Imrn blind ttVe free front the responsibility that rests upon those who willfully been mo blind—who tin not desire to see. The blind man in our test was fortunate in that his blindness was hot dun to any u d of Ids own. And fortunate, also, in being cured. t- There lire those who, having aeon, deliberately shut their e y es upon the truth— who prefer du'ikttCSS rather than light “ b ecause their deeds are evil." , ‘(Copyright l'J24. by the Republic •Syndicate). »W ,iC otiU T o r ;te a n — n«p«tr____^ , « *uVfc**V''Xv•'M*> i M. lit ,A Simmons Siberia Refrigeratotfl SBLti'— - REN1 BUY Sanford B a n k four) , know It on th* whom It may «onwn. -V^.g-2 faAtdfcjLfctfvjoilmr H l f ; q * >vc Y»1I . ->_a r. V i>l ITn fai*. I* I I , ^ i *fA - , ', FLA. V A i �SATURDAY, DECEMR THE SANFORD H 1Herald W ant Ads Will K 6ep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance (;■ Miscellaneous 4 Daily Herald For Sale jvad r a t e s ad>. ■win £ 7 ALL W O OL#SUITS Tailored to measure, guaranteed to fit.' $25.00. Sanitary hnnd cleaning and pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 E a s t Second Street. , In Advance Cash e*— .ilr n M M il *« *|a, in r d l a t e l y « • * __ ]»« m l l > « FO R S A L E —Grocery ___ stock and fixtures, will rent or sell building. Other business necessitates the sale of same. Apply Ilox 50 7 . Sanford, Fla.___ ______ _______ Sanford Building ami Loan As­ sociation Preferred Stock can Incashed on 60 days notice, Interest payable April 1st and October 1st y o u c a n ’t bon t i t . ____________ Buy eight per cent Preferred Stock In the Sanford'Building and Loan Association, established 11*08. _____ Ha m l l a a ___ •<■ a l l a a ___ <«• m IIm L doubt* sbov* Tvp* L dataa a r e f o r e o n [jn M r t l o n * , L of a v e r a g e l e n g t h b a d a Hn o [chars* fo r Ido Li first CjilDg 1* r e s t r i c t e d t o BZLairiratlou. I* m ade T h a B a n ­ tu will t<e rs a p o n a l b la m * I nc o rr ec t Insertio n, klaer, Tor subsequent [ The office whotild be L n e d l s i e l r In case of auric rtT iasn s. FO R S A L E —25 head of milk cows Can be seen at E. E. Brady’s stable. End of E ast First Street. u representative t b o r Billlar * l t h r a t e s , r u l e s Krallon. will give you [ information. And If ihry- will aa a la t y o u In L,ur want ad t o m a k e fectiva Used Jacket $60.00 HOOLE1IAN COLEMAN U n « T KOTIC1Q. L , niiould g i v e t h e i r (Hjitofflre a d d r e s s a s [belt I’liorie number 1. results. About 3rd nnd Oak Phone 410 If ene [l of n thousand baa a and iba other# Lta with you t jour mldreaa c a n 't FOR KALE-^1 mrge roan marc Cheap for ensh, John Murphy Paces l^ine. units, L etln n a e rr SH IRT lee L arrx’fl at The baaLaid r f l e e o r b y I r « - F O R S A L E - — B u y y o u r Christ mas oranges now. Fanciest fruit packed $1.75 F. O. B. Sanf or d. .1. It. Ellis' Ma r k e t , C e l er y Av enue. M , pl ume d'areettoL a e t vnlId, fofvlce. L rr o n .p t . Yellow [ (Efficient THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advertising REAL ESTATE HKVKIX>!*KH8 ATTKNTION—rensurulii la beginning th* greatest davelnpnietit In Cllnrldtt'a lil.lory; a tu.tr million dollar highway to tha Kacim, t,|n ^ay started; quarter ..million nl«iUr op«rn house under con«trtioUrn mlMtona bring spent on highway; grratest cbnhce for 111# .lavaii.para to gat In . .. grout* fl'Hii. Write Development Daparfmetil T h e t'ensnciil* New.______ • ---------------------- --- — — _ Real Estate Brokers— All kinds of property listed and for sale. OL fico 108 Second St., Near 1 Avenue. Phone 282. ■.■■■ ■ »— ■-------r r " -.— J v E. SPUULING* BUD-divlsion specialist. Subdivision to Orm p in rn Inndo, Florida. and I® r, ' In designed to place within easy reoch of the people of Sanford the services so often needed. Consult this Hat when any spe­ cial service Is required. I t Is srtsngrd alphabetically for youF convenienceFor apace In Ihla IT ^ >c Classified Directory WILLIAM S. ALLEN writes di601* Ninth Street. _ reel mail and newspaper advot- P A P E R HANGER— I. L, Talbott. i nK' unR complete* campainter ant! paper hanger, palgns Ten years of experience. Phono 3611 Orlando road. BUNGALOW autcT t r Phono 501.-J. To the F a r m e r s : — , If you a r e int erested in f i ne l c el er y or t r uck i n g l auds we own a trnct o f land in f l nr dco c o unt y f ront i ng a c onc r ete road one and n q u a r t e r :n fr om depot, it be-i ing a lr e a d y n mi ned and r ea dy to f ar m en the muck on this land , r an g i ng fr om three ft., to c i f ht , ft. deep. We will sell six acre S E E OUR LARGE I.ISTlN t B E F O R E BUYING. | tr acts, one a cr e being on hi gh hill I land f r on t in g road fo- bui ldi ng I - i - h t and l ive acres of muck land. B R U T R E A L T Y C O M P A N Y . 1N( We own 320 acres in this trnct 1 REALTORS but onl y w a nt to sell 21 . t r ac t s nfj ; 0 acres each, we will sell for cash ' Sanf or d , h In. Iir will sell on t erms o f 10 per, -**“ *', rat Street I cent down In per cent per year with interest. I f interested ad dress owner, P O. !lo\ 8 0 , I n t e r l.ichen. Fla. . . . _ IPS IGFSTIONS HATTAN S H IR T S a and shades, m a k e an U gift for “ h i m . " See ItKii5Ti in-Mnrkwood ComPVIN I ED CANDLESI Il'K S Irs, Imseil in gift hox rtive sift curd, $1.25, Art bon Ives Co., Or l a n do . ill.lo < It A V,\TS lid materi al whi c h ir* tin |r, .n l e g i a i e n t u l st ripes tbon Ives Co., Orlnndo CARE H’AINTEl) W A ST E fn.R B A S K E T S !tn .prays of hplly, wis, ro-es, brightly painted 8 h.qi, Dickson-Ives Co. |P A T E N T H A T B D \ fi. h i Wide, lined in blue ftr, with Khi r re d pocketM Floor, Di ck son- I ve SOME. BOO K-ENDS metal, black Ik r■lorful figures, $3.50. I*icl.- in-Ives Co., Orlan- ■ pant ed FOR KENTso g a r a g e . Ave. F u r n i sh e d room, n l - ( A p p l y 315 Magnol i a h, 1 ' t . and 1 \ Inches Ui and bl a c k, $1215 and koood hells, 1 Vi tn. wii\e Building Material M IR A C L E C oncrete C o , general docem en t work, sidewalks, build­ i’ttte Art Shop T hird ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J . KCo., Orlando. T erw llleg er, Prop. w all p o c k e t s *1 lotus , blossom Lumtier and Building Material Carter Cumber Company N. 1-aurei Su Phone t*C5 MP\ N l S | t P O I T sfcp ink-tynU*. $ jardinieres, •Cu„ Orlnndo. H IL L L U M B E R CO. Hous Service, Quality and Price. NECK DESK S E T S i*. r,in , und lavender, $3; -25; decorated with bulHue, $t. DicUson-Ives Atlantic fu u iruler%III (i room hutiau on Oak A ve, $r>.r>()0. Ciootl term .*. itilf burr, will I'll »ll Q U A L I T Y — S E R V I C E — PRICE. C o m m e r ci al St.. It. It. A v c . {'IX t oxin ImtiMdliiw, H A Y N E S A R A T L I F F . Pr i nt e r s i nr*t * f ii * a (Mi Mi rr and office out f it ters. Phone 3 4 0 . F 'i i <ik *• TIi l»* f.'.Tf.O DO f £.00 00 115 P a r k A v e n u e . HIM]* NEW ERA PRINTERY, Job pr i nt i ng at r ea sona bl e price. O p ­ posite P os t Office. P h o n e 41 0 . WANTED Second hand highchair with table. Must be cheap phony 410. |1ml I‘ASH I 4I.Mill I'Ubg. WM% H. It. Lewis Co. i Hi It (Realtors) Ground Floor, Natlunal Bank Bldg. (ItfultorH) 103 N. Park \'i Phone 122 105 Ma gnol i a Ave, Phone 48 a n d ir o n s ■UlOGANY.. SMOKING STAND iuraed base, a convcn*< removable ash tray, M match holder, $6^3. f > Dtckron-Ivcs Co., O r- TH A T O n :O E > R : o e a .^ : L . r s h e HA v* d O E E - N o h I | D O N ’T , K N O W W H AT TO D O A C iO U T M V O tis' A T THE HAxtRI . RtiiHinnSStf ul M Pta W EATERS fid,Wray, white 1 coilruxtTng color at G and sleeves. Sizes Di:kson-Ivcs Co,, Or- [G COMBS OF AMBER •Jth jewtled and plain, brtltiants, are $10. ^ MHn Floor, Dickoon- 6 1924 av I m ti . F t * tup** Scnvicz. I nc. "K n r \ our llntlth'* K . . i \ o n e i li . l i a s I r l r i t n Phone .'119- thla uter c u lls fo r a re fill, Cur Srr% I r r I 'l i M M r (VO Silver Lake SprinjiK Co. HFTTFK HOMFS CLUB You ran bin F ur n i tu r e nnd h u g s nf Dua l i ty at moder ate prices. Our Better Ho mes C l ub enables you lo pay for it n little at n lime. Sale Flton J. Moughton a r c h it e c t F irst National Rank Bldg. Snnford. -------------- Florida Bet t e r Baby Chl x from PINEltRKKZE FARMS EloiiilnN I.urges! J’oultr) Ear in i Nut a Ha t c her y I E vc i \ i hick si n i l liy our pedig i i'1-ii m,lies direct from high r er ­ un! trapnesteil hens. Cl ux that m a k e you profits. $20 per hundred, $180 pei thousand. Del i very Jan uur y Jtitli Or der ear l y, as already hall sold out. Whi t e I -eghornx only Pi nehreeze I' aiin. I alia hail. I bn nlii. ix i o i ii i m -1 i i n x i v S a n f o r d N o v e lt y Works V. t . 1 O l . I . r . l t 1‘ rwp* CONTRACTOR AND B UILDuA (ifnrrnl Nhi»|» and Hill W«rfl| BIV * iinitnrri’litl Rlrfft I* *1 ro p*<*>>i|»« *«r1 »’ 'Ii **|*11**it41k \s m| k .ii m i l HrllllM«*l, * o Hii 11 , Sln|i> ill I'lurtHa tn it l.-i nl s n< Mil.in I' Mtoalie u li.iiu it »»« »v •*iu't-rn lhal ♦*»* Hu * ir it it. t i ».t. inimi a it f-lit I Mpi'tv tn l 11** It >ltnl II I*!*- Ir | |I It* Ii -tl »1•t -I ||lI14*' nf *M *1*1 I "til t in I 14*Ift.’s if I'tolntlf ( <>4 ■*11.1ft'Mail I |( tlM II I l > • 14** \ <f lit |li I "If ■*Mt Dri Of IU Id n t ’ l ii t « M » o f I I I I Hi;»: i 11s «I• »« 4itid 1kmI •< tl'i onmn 11tin t* iulll l" i*.nut iiitt film) it* \ if tn Ift!“ | | 411hi n <*f mild i*nti»t» *iml .nl f••• tin It n|*|mo%mI ft ip tit m f)H|fl Sit A I* I S U o i l ' X u i l . s i i ; IIIt)iHNS mill I I H I T T A i'i'i in kwt i at oi #i Sanford SU*am I’rcswcry Klr$l Hlrrrik Seminole Marble Co. M n r l i l n wnd U n t n l t n f r o m ftll guMrrloi first of q u a l l l y a&d wnrk nutfinttl|i WrUt for liU ii dAMIffns. C, II. TU RKIC. r. ix i h i ii r o r ■tri l l l NuIr I nil II ( » o. ■■ nto rd , Kl.irlda Hum u i , rk«M m i Iti 4. 1 - 1 .I* •*I 1 Chiropodist | FOOT SPECIALIST ^' u r n s , l l u n l o i i s . I n g r o w . Ing Nul l", M. - i tvy ( ' a l l . ■i l l . i . in lllril .rh ln f feel 4M'll* ndu ORLANDO P a v i n g ami street 'ni pi i i vcmei i ts c oal i ng $275,000 pr*> videtl hy proposed boml issue. K U S T 1S New $250 ,(KNI L a k e c<,uni> c ourt house compl eted. 1 ree leeture. Milane, Sun. night. till. I' . Vuwi-ll I.. 01*1.KK In.ve I'ti.nir Mlitir. gl.vator Buy a CLARK JE W E L Gas Range at Ball Hardware Co Free lecture, Milane, Sun. ni By GEORGE McMANUS IN H E R . O L . O — A New W ater — Orlando— lIott.se and T.'I a cre s of land on O rlando road, $1)000. T e rm s. A . P. Connelly & Sons . AJH' l * L L t 3 A.VVE Position Wanted i hi Wanted Apartments For Rent .1 n ice lots in S a n fo rd HeiKhtH. $R«0. each . Good te rm s. .MATTHEW PRE SS-P RIN TIN G BRINGING UP FATHER ’vedoh iron, with aides 1 B*i antique shaped leg, J*’*! Floor, Ijickson-Ives ^l ando, A sk Mr. Connelly F r t e l ecture, .Milnne, Sun. night. " b til 11. TED SATIN r ‘k light blue, blacki coI ur"l i i i k , aizes 3 to 7. Phi-' Shoe Department, p ' *V , Orlando. [ hq*. in newest colors, sml dark beige, jack (1,"-n light—in nil sizes, clnifi-l ,e« Co., Orlando. Office, JUST A FEW SPECIALS House for Rent ________ PRINTING Dickson- SILK "Hernia Phone 14H FOIt REN T Rooms wi th o r w i t h - ) J U L I A Z A C H A R Y , He r a l d Office Re a s o na bl e rates. out meals. Phono 148 , Linen In Hotel BELTS Do s e of Join Yowell-Drew Co. Help Wanted Bccailfd bulT si l k, w i t h tray and ten- pi ece set tticli-s in gol d, $ 15 , T h i r d lam-Iven Co. , Or l a n do . kblack. $1.60. Furniture and ltuj?s Rooms For Rent FIT I ED TR A V ELIN G lure, Milane, Sun, night, CORNER LOT .. see- . F O R S A L E — One Florence A u t o ' ” K S ' J * C A L *)f-ft | i ng nnd p l e a s u r e t r i ps at any ni a t i c oil stove. 505 M y r t l e A v c ! ^ t i m e . C al l *U. Phone 32 8 - W. * AUTO WRECKER NOTICE j P, A. MEKO.i-Dny or night s e r ­ C a b b a g e , t ur ni ps, onions, sweet vice, Day j l h o n t 854. Night potatoes. Irish po t a t oes f resh from pimne 61)0 '•<* Hi c k s on ' s F ar m . Sold on the FILLING ST AT IO N S \M> : s t r e e t s d ai l y f r om . 8 n. m. to I p. AUTO SUPPLIES i m. b y J oe J ac k s o n , the whee l ba r, B A G G E T T ’S F I L L I N G S T A T I O N , I r ow man.__________ Open d a y and ni ght. Sanford PRICES OF KALSOMINK A v e n u e and Second Street. ha ve dropped t ini i t . | ' F E L L O W S ’ S K I ! V i c I . " S T V I tT inT. I at 1*0 ^ O l t W A N T to buy or s e l i ; l' l ’ K ,,S;\ I G u l f Gas. till. Tirei., AecesaoS a n f o r d Paint A- W a l l p a p e r Sl nti i ries. S e r vi c e with a s m i l -. Elm , ' ,n,V.l".nB? x - ti»dvcrttse in ,.ljl(lvjtti„ n . 112 Fi rst Street. ami Fi rst. Phiine 147 I..'!. the t lallieavilie Sun. j j » n d.iwn. 111 Mi s t IMUilNU I'li.r K.l.nrg Tha . . . c |M |’()|{ S A L E —Two hurner ;:;e hot W I G H T S — Tliri'i* sL.t o n s . ~ M ^ * *in i 8 at.n rs K nxm rni m o rn ln a " l ' r r n o n . Ill j (date, with oven. New Kri nolia and Second. Fil -*t and Elm, ‘ In lllillpg Siiinl.«> , iiiiirnlluf Inaus 1 -r.nl p,.r wnrrl irilnlmum He. I'tMt > \ 1,1, Printery. S an fun! A v e n u e ami Itl.h Street. E x p e r t sertii-e, S h i p a hox o f d O ( ions or a n g e s B E A tT Y PARLORS or g r a p e f r u i t home. Piek'sl and M a r i mi h i s hi pped f r o m ou r g r a v e the s a m e M A D A S I E H A l t i r r U T U q l l - k i n t - .■« II))Wt* v. j t j r a day order rpv,d ''V ^ - 2 ** StTc^mity. t Jm f i r s t Natitmal o r a n g e s $z.‘J !r pid* n o V o II S Bank Huilifing phone 2 4 5 _____ $2,011 F , O. B. Sanford D i n g , 811 K. F i rs t S t r ee t . Phone D l t l i •s 1811 J. I . A N K Y t ? D R U G S T O R E - Pre Seoti'li \\ ooleri Mills adds Jewel PA EM REACH <tA JN T Y Toe M-riptiuns, D r p g - , Sodas. Wi r* D e p a r t me n t . G u a r a n t ee d jewel Beene o f stupendous devel opment a r e ns near toll as your phone if ri'*t sati sfi ed eoine l>m k. i Read about it In the P al m Beach ry C al l 11)3 . ^Post. S amp l e c opy sent on re- and we g i ve you n new one h'ltEK I I DIDST .S*ilnt gol d nnd si l ver All latest ' quest '*1! K E N T - Fu r n i shed r ooms for *le Igns 3 0 5 East 2 nd Svjps t ligiil housekeepi ng, 300 F r e n c h S T E W A R T T H E F L O R I S T ” h L O R D . A O R L A N D O — Orlando Don’t t a k e chances in cheap F l o w e r s fur all occasions. Foil RENT Ho me , 0 rooms and cotton mi xture nun n o g S e n t i ne l ; l a r g e s t r!«ssi Buy the well814 MvrthPhone 2 6 0 - W hath at l Tuft Pal me t t o Avenue. tied business, rn*e 1c n w-ord. mm* known g u ar an t ee d \l| Wool Scutch FOR RENT One f u r n b h e d bed I ur ge yard, g a r a g e . \Vrmlcii Mills suits tailored to vour room. Ap p l y 1120 P a l me t t o T Y P E W R I T E R S A N D R E P A I R S inuim 21 c cash with order. individual mea sur e 305 East 2 nd Ave. F O R R E N T T h r e e m o m cot t a ge , l y p e w r i t e r s fm A L I T T L E W A N T A D tn Tne Sl i eel <Inly $2 > I n i n i*>tied, on I' al met l o Avi- . In mis, for rent, also Herald will bri ng you big re [)R R E N T N u e quiet i*>i supplies. Room ‘J suits. A d v e i t l s e those old articles tween l l u g h c v and Hi ghl und Si WANTED Whi te port abl e sl eepi ng rooms, hot ■ you have r i o t e d n w a v and hove G e o r g e G He rr i ng Lincoln Hotel * and all colivi-'ilenees. Mrs. AYER jliii use for. A llktle t hi r t y - ce m ml ( H u g h e y . 201) I F i f t h Street FOR RE N T •' room house and vv ft — t n,*>- b r i ng you e e ver a l iln'lst* p a r a g e , garden, and past ur e, on i n ii n , 4'‘ 1,1 1 Phone 148 and a rcjir*Kenlnlive )R R E N T Fu r n i she d bedroom k ittjiDitns; An ne x . , ... ,, , ........... L ak e Ma i v. niei pl ace for chick , „ '• * will enll to see you. w i t h wood heater, a l s o g a r a g e , 1 ens S ee W E. Htewurt. Pholn 4 1 7 - 1, 3 . . 7 I n u r e l Av e n u e . 350 t CLOTHING ( F r e e l e . t u i e . Ml la lie, Sun. night F O R R E N T — F u r n i sh e d bedroom g u l 300 We s t F i f t h Street. GI F T We have aomo beautiful lako i igVpLchexx front Jots on Lako Wildmero o n e - 1 i*.i51—Kurd' half nnlo from the Dixie Highway J»*3 —Foni in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, J55i~ p «n i 1 for sale. ititri— f » m Wo will build your homo, land- J •*“ — senpe your (trove, and relieve you of trouble and worries incident to loss—Ford building up n place. Mis— pmUr In the meantime, you can go fishing. You can fish in any one , , B |,Gll r l .: s of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t know how to fish, we have several ; n, experts who will he glad to show i’knnr s. you. Mr. Scholfield who has bcon""„~_~ „ . , ^ singing at the Hantist Church will, *" _ _ j „ vouch for the above. LAKE J E S S U P LAND j I.ongwood. FIs _________ |$75 A BARGAIN $75 >om bun- j Seven passenger touring car, nut, just 1 Gootl running condition, almost rice $800 new tires, spot light, Klaxon horn, Must be parking llrht*, automatic tiro pump, tools, upholster in gootl con­ dition, Must sell by Saturday Night. First $75 takes it. Call : FOR S A L E — Lot 12 — 5 0 x 117 on Greene 201. Will demonstrate. T O R E A C H B U Y E R S or (taller* of Fl ori da real es t at e adver ti se In tile St. P e t e r s b u r g Ti mes. Ono cent cent n word dail y, t wo cents a word Su n d a y . _ M A I N K —- Water vine, Morni ng S e n ­ tinel. Thous an d s of Maine peo­ ple ure i nt erested in Florida pr op­ erty. Reach them t hr oug h the stoves, g u s stoves, wood stoves, Sentinel. Ra t o card on applicaovens an<t*vlrtroli»s. Y o u r credit i ion. is good. Phone 4 ',*l>-3 . 321 F i r s t A D V E R T I S E , in the J o u r na l -H e r ­ ald. S out h G e o r g i a' s gr ea t e st newspnper. Morni ng, afternoon, weekl y and S un d a y Classified rates IOr per line. W a y c r o s s JournalIlei nlii. Wavcrnoa Geo r g i a T A M P A MORNING T R I B U N E Send in y o u r subscri pti on to the Tribune or hand it lo your local dealer so you ran read F l or i d a ’ s Huvsth are i grc.-Ueit n ewspa pe r. One y e a r . ... ... . . . . fH IK), n months $-1 •*(’ , three months J.-nn. If you desire 5 * 0 . 8 . insur- ^ ^ ^ V u d d n nnr$* polu'y n<lJ ti> n*ntA to your o r night. Meets all tf ai ns. B a g g a g e t r an s f er . Phone 551 Automobiles On P a r k A v e . Cl ose in. Five r ooms nnd Bath. C o mp l e t e l y f u r ­ nished. Si de w a l k s and street p a v ­ C y p r e s s between 12th nnd C e l ­ ing paid. A b ar ga i n, c o mp l et e at ery. $750 ensh. Wr i t e II. c ar e of $7 ,00 0 .0 0 . I S a n f o r d Heral d. te d . or ®“ w , r i ' — t i n T n u ' . c t a i. w o rk— AUTOMOBILES FOR REN T J A M E S II. COWAN— All kinds I of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work RENT-A.UhEL Car P r i v o it j Water nnd Boat Tanks. At Oak y ou r s e l f . Oa k and Second St. Avenue nnd Third Street. T ele­ Phone 3 . phone 111. __________ ) V U L C A N I Z I N G ______ AUTO BODY REPAIRING i W H E E L E S S <fc W E L SH — Vulcu i nixing shop, gas, oils. Fisk | Tires and Tubes. “Service thai Slakes Friends." Oak Avc., anti I Third Street. ____________ AUTOS FOR HIRE I ST O V E S -W EAGLE AUTO S E R V IC E I “ y I S A N F O R D S T O V E W O R K S — Oil P i TK WI DE SUBURBAN HOME ^ AdvertisTnfr IS HERE'S THREE GOOD ONES . DIRECTORY PHONE 148 RESULTS Real Estate Real Estate Classified Directory FO R n— l KNOV/ i t ' t H E -O C "X '' ’•'C. V I P ' O U a M ' . O TH RO W 4 • vt AND UOOiN. TC MUCH D E T T E k W O N \ THPt> WATT * <— v-------- v tV J'T aw ay tV t: C O T TO >xt_U M Y H ATty M EW O N E*b • T H E N T r^rr m v h m r ’ R E S E R V E /V R O O M 1 POOR 1 HOO'bE. / F E R , fME. ? l 8 J S O W THt^j i*b C i O r s M A e> E .— r — } F O T U R e D O M E in U P R O F IT di__ � 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, 1924 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ***************************************************** CATHOLIC CHURCH Services at the All Souls Catholic Church will be held at 10:30 o’clock. Confessions will be held from 4 to 6 o’clock in the afternoon and from 7 to 8 o’clock in the evening. Mass, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, will be held Monday morning at 7 o’clock. *********************************************** 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, December 06, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0ded8b1287c35e563f885e551fb92ec4.pdf ffd55d1082d735095a33ec907903580a PDF Text Text Kuv«S ,S>'. 8& , jn F l o r i d A ^ H . . ^ m 4f. . ■ ASSOCIATED PRESS D#PATCttES ~1-J .*. s»' ■%■. .— »■-. ~»i tiM-» l!»" . SANFORD, FLORIDAi MONDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1921 NUMBER 211. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. ■ ■■ «<<iii.i»ri»' NEEISil By Socialists In Germany; Ludendorf Party Defeated "ji* CENTER STAGE ISSUE OF BONDS Nationalists Lose The German nationalists appear to have annexed the defections from Ledendorff’s party but they also have lost votes to tlve_ Ger­ U ndess A m e n d m e n ts man peoples party. The national­ -t<3 Many Demonstrations Held A r e M ad e B ill Is U n ­ rty Item s On ists probably will be the second In Open Defiance of Chal­ strongest pnrty in the reichslag. w a rra n ta b le,R ep o rt i W ith C hief lenge Issued By Herriot On If the Socialists, Clericals and j Saturday To French Senate Democrats maintain the ratio re­ . O f Secretary Show s einff P rotest flected in the early returns they I Government will command sufficient mandates! French Prem ier Is In to constitute n new government | • _ t coalition. M idst Dem onstration Out o f a vote of 1 ,000,000 repre-l papers of *1G,152 Vessels Are seiiting incomplete returns from 12 Examined nnd 2,426 Persons Troops Necessary at Roubaix cities, tlie Socialists captured In Danger Rescued; Several Where He Attended Bnnmore thun 400,000 the Democrats U nd erstood Other Tasks Accomplished Coolidgre 100.000, the Clericals 8.1,000, the que Federation Lay Bodies People's party 173,000, the N ation-1 To H a v e Given H is problem F acalista 164,000 nnd the Communists WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.— De­ PARIS, Dec. 8.—Communists V iew sT oU nd erw ood 100.000. jaguo Is Q uesspite the annually increasing du­ continue to hold the center o f Up to midnight LudendorlT’s ties loaded onto the United State* ?e a c e Protocol . _ stage in France appearing undisfascist pnrty had failed to qualify Coast Guard through new legisla­ WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.— — . Finla J. Garrett. Denmcrotio floor I ayed fey th(. Government’ll ropfor a single mnndnte in any one of tion, it wns able in the fiscal year The senate ami house meet at the eleetorial precincts thus far to establish a record in the work K.—-The League leader of the House of I . I measure*. A number of noon with the Muscle Shoals pn«i»i»vs« — v • • • ' Dcnu reported. Its losses in Bavaria council meeting ti'-0’': 'Yal' pupped at the __ | Demonstrations were .held Sunfor which it originally was created just hoforc the opening of the sec- 1 were a startling feature of the —the protection o f life and prop­ question before the upper werc to place ond session of the sixty-eigthth ‘ voting there, nnd it is apparent thnt erty on the high seas and preven­ body. the electorate was seeking ven­ tion of smuggling. oil the Agenda, Congress. ROUBAIX, France, Dec. 8.—Pre­ Secretary Weeks’ report on geance on the LudondnrfT-Hit tier mier Heriot, ran into a hostile [point being raised The nnnunl report of this guard the Underwood bill sugucsted faction for its attack on the church of whistling, demonstration or whistling jeering government remade public Sunday night, dis­ (Continued on pnge 3) closes thnt in the 12 months end­ a number o f amendments to Ifuture control by ‘ U X t r X m 'u r t If ing last Julv 1, men from const measure and declared “ unless congress of the federation of lay ifH lArmnments df for­ guard hunt* nnd stations rescued careful and thoughtful nmendsocieties. The authorities hud an . countries. 2.462 persons from positions of imposing police and military force , ,1 I, i i nu*nts as pointed out in my re* [handle the Geneva peril and boarded and examined, |jor| arp n,|0,,ted the Underwood along the line traversed by the fl|_which in regarded the paoers of 16162 ships. . • . , « « |j unwarrantable. premier and soon put down the Inu­ more than ever inspecteil ill nny ( __preliminary step ?V tile demonstration. A score of per­ President Coolidge is under­ one year in history. Thera never j'jjisarmament— forms ilous were arrested. treasury plan. wns n dnv in the year in which stood to have presented hi* views problem which faces _ M. Herriot, in ji sneveh from the -lo r ld a VegetaBVe Corporation coast guardsmen did not perform on the underwood Bill directly to It is the intention of the treas­ jonsl statesmen. Sets* P re ce d e n t f o r p r e t o o l 1 < »t .the city hail federated some sort of service to vessels or the Alabama Senator during a ury to issue amounts of the new Jjimberlaln, tbo Britrsets i » .. this determination, "to do my duty persons in distress, and the report Sunday cruise on the Mayflower iMcntary, who»e new InR P rodutfc B e fo r e L oautnj. wjth Cll|mn,.sp and serenity, hut lent thut" maturities o f ' the three Brand ns F alse R e p o rts T h a i , P osta l R e ce ip ts F o r N o v e m b e r adds that assistance was afforded on which Senator Underwood wai I government has askA b o a r d R e fr ig e r a t o r C a r o 1with firmness.’’ issues named arc tendered in pay­ Body of Negro Was Found This Year Exceed 192.1 Ry in ns many us 44 cases in one day. n guest. [ time to study this in­ ------- — J In his address at the banquet, the ment. nnd subscriptions for the From sources close to the White arbitration and aeeurMuch of the additional hoarding In City Reservoir; Williams Over 100 Per Cent; Money For the first time in the hi«tor>-) |,|-(.,nit.-r did not mention either the new issue will lie received inde­ House, it is reported the President ni«r Mussolini Sunof vessels resulted from the new , Makes’ Statement Public Orders Show a Large Gain set vice of the roust guard as an endorses the measure with subcommunistic or Catholic move- finitely for tlie pur) Wise. Cash beon with King Vlc- of the state nnd possibly in the incuts. subscriptions to the iss.uc were aid to prohibition enforcement. It gestions for amendments, set and conversed pri- country, Sanford has again Rumors current on the streets Postal receipts during the month The principle amendment i» said dosed Thursday nioht. nnd the r tin- past few days regardarious members of precedent und hus shipped pre­ has become necessary, the report Catholics Protest if November totalled $3,260 46. lie savs, to watch all vessels more to deal with the financing of the treasuryi announced hell. Mr. Chnmber- cooled lettuce to the north, accord­ ireiisoi ..........Saturday ---------- - -thnt . ' l'' 7; , 1... alleged discovery oi a ; '............. of (JUM PER, France, Dec. 8. - A it had decided to decline uny cash ) ( bil(h lht. city’ s aerating |cording to figures submitted by closely, to make more detailed In- operation of Mu*clo Shoals under ipected to expound ing to officials of the Florida \ejrcgreat demonstration of protest on subs, notion in excess JIU.WUU. | Wl.,,. I.runiled as false ' Postma Postmaster .1 P. Hall Monday spectlitns of their cargoes, nnd to the Alabama senator’s bill which on the subject be- tnble Corporation, o f this city. The wet e the part of the Catholics against „ |,y Mayor morning. Receipts for the corres- watch them further out nt sen provides for government owner­ and vvitln.ut f<llirollll,tP foundation by ....... shipment wns inailt* t" A, K. Mc>ct Premier llerriot's revival of Ins It will allot in fuB . ash suhscrlp-|..... t |o|m up ttl $1,000 1M11 only 0,> port , .! « •City :* . \l unnirnr 1ponding monlh of last vent were Mllee the guard's work hn* been ship with private or government [of tlio council, which and Company. Now \ork City, J. ,,cst ,Lake and Manager ...... of each cash subscription . from , o p w ,Hi.,ms in interviews Mon- |(1 .667.07. the gam for last month made in carrying out provisions operation. Some of the presidents in the beautiful F.. V. Jervey representing the com ­ iinti-clencul campaign brought tens cent of thousands of Bretons, dressed in $1,600 to $10,000 with a minimum, ' being (1.602.18 or ovei 100 pel •f the legislation granting addi advisors, it is reported in senate shows on the eve pany. picturesque costumes, to (Juimpvr. of $1,000 to any Mich purchase. , , h(i tiotial personnel and equipment to (circles, have objected to the finyiliicli hud spread cent. ation. how closely the On Saturday afternoon n repre­ Sunday to participate in a proves The traasiiry believes thnt. n l - ' , ,K |„st Wedm—lav when Tim amount of money orders is the coa«t guard to Iw used in i ancing provisions of the bill ana Ithe league of nations sentative of The Sanford Herald sum and to listen to uddresse* by up with the United witnessed the first crates of let Bishop Dupnre and other church­ tluiiiL'b tho innh rpiiiiin'nient *'®C“ i|b$ ImmIn i t«• Iih\«* foum l,, «*l*r,nF ll|,# um»unlf«i cheeking rum running. It ex- have suggested amendments wliuh tdnin* that time has been required; they think conform more to bust, tu effect that the recent to $21,867.73, or $ I6.P66 18 great rithstanding that the tuce going into, and coming out of, men. in another quarter of the eh.sal v from the present offe rin g , 0doi of the water er than tor the same month of to contract and place in service ness demands. is not a member «>f the pre-cooling plont of the com- town there was u smaller counter „ f bonds is milv $200,000,000 it .mplished a wider distri- I ..... .. entirelv due to the p ie s -t 1023. I he Noveml.ei returns for the new craft authom ed bv lawj President Coolidge withheld hi* There Is no attempt Iminy ovi Celery Avenue. has j demonstration by anti-clericals. there hut tunny of them have been Com-1 advice to senate leaders on the 1P2.1 Were $r>,!« 11 66 when tal the extraordinary tuition of the securities thnn ever , III , of t he hod v III the l est I v. The lettuce is placed in the cool Squads of Police i which everybody uthud lieeti done in anv Federal l»- II,,w the rumors wen stinted, the Ivyen 42U money orders is„ucd as iinsMiiucd und manned since the | measure until he received a report S«|undis of mounted gendarmes suv It** il«*» i**ioii ti» diM-lino , t|i, mis v, ere III II lo'S to umlet Against .122 fot past month. Tins luriciitt fiscal vear began and the. from the niilitury experts in tha altitude of the Unit- er ut the rate of eight crate* per shows a decrease in orders Issued work ir J ikU'U pressed to coi)i|4c-l war deimrlaMmU: which wds sub­ i.'1.! |from surrounding towns pulroHed all ensh subscriptions above $10.­ 'tin d. the protocol, because minute and comes out ut, • ^ , Hon — ' Tmitted to the president hnturdnjr. "There Is absolutely nothing-to for laid luourh of ,08, hiied that the protocol rate. When placed In the cooler the streets. Outside the Catholic 000 bus resulted III rej«H:tlon of _____ . . of cathedral u military force was bundled* of subscriptions rnnjLMtv^;,,", dec ried tint niuyur wiiAti miw •w Yhe filfiolTilT ol nioriey ........ paid out ld>e expected to work the lettuce has u temperature giv on hv L wns understood he would be attention was gtvi Mu. Ii ' * hnlf Jmassed, ready for ‘ action. Th« from $10,000 to nearly $26,000^ Mtnt( , » n , meld toned. Had there f,,, money order* was $ s,, o.t. ,8. as cutlet ■raws in the last ^ear t o ( guided to n great extent in his sug[W*l American neti- about 70 degrees and an hour in the ice : M 'v“ *cr ‘ ‘ . Catholics however, obeye.l thr; or- I 000 " and IlI„| complaint already ha h uny tmth in the lepnrt. he em p a led with the same month of ocean i, , 'iiditlolo. and cotisidera l’ 1" 11 iit. 1 ,in — f«,t amendments hv this j«~*iii «•t » icpic'cntutivc of The ||n^| yeai . w hen tin amount paid hie data i.c a id .d a* lllglllv tin liP " i' •said id Ilei aid. the public would Mn| was $1,314.38. oi an on nasi portant to navigation lias been | I mleiwoial Itiweptive a. r t K & M S j - s J r - .......... ......... ........." : i* 8 —Bishop Char­ 33 degrees. tivei last year of $7,444 40. have been notified at olice. . before leavjng Sun- uf The Binhop Duparc in his address at ,,f tfi, ir customers beta gathered hv cruising vessels. The Sellnatoi I 'ti.li r wood lias let it Iw water i« coided hv menus ol ,\, , ..idu g t«, M im a l.ase similar I',, taiiistir Hall atmonneed that inlet tint ciial ice toitrol, managed known thut he is in a receptive and lAindon for con­ ammonia ami according to Engi­ |the cathedral told his auditors thnt t|„ tllt,,| sent into the Federal Rit- tin v•* been i Iicillated in past lie lias evety reason to hell, vc that and o|ieiat«'d hv I lie const guard i mood regiiriltng i»mi*udments to his , Premier Herriot and i "when liumuii law i« in contradic>l>ni. |t„nk« was above $10.(810 rep" hen o f Canterbury. neer Michael Halter .it takes 24 lion with divine law. it is to tin vea i . lull on Ii time they wele tins -c, |ion " f the coimtrv Is going f,,l | ; eat ici* was able to sill-plv I lull. He declared lie would la- glad officials pointed to the su, , . hours’ time t" lower temperature lie el at I. . j ,■vp, I lela'e a g 11lit I" • 111. and lie | 1ell ell el III im e,|. |circular to the league „t the watel down to the neces­ divine law that we owe obedience ,,i(> , ,,f the IhiiiiI i - • (. oi 11I t•• he nut I O' milrh "f t hi* iIiiIji. wllirll slit \vr»l t•d nini th.»t 110 that ii' a pr-.te. ti"H and -at cgllllt d j , |(|(j , |,t. j - 1 nth., Imsiiiiss in that dm i c the year then- vva- an himself would like to have some um conference bitterly (Juotopien. Premier Herrit’s or nn(| ( h > indicated satisfartoiv • • sary 33 degree t.. tin health 8-aofmd ' 'Ureii* j , („ tlitfai^^ 1 II. feels treaty wherey opium linil-uul nl—eiiee i f fog und tie m aineiiilments ina«h t" hi* measure. gun Sunday punted a full page of «„|l s „ f^ h c exchange featun ' Officials slati that the pre cool 1tic ..6i, tal- W"tdd linve made pllh h ,(1»c ,.| lui-iii.-- is the iioitloii. steaioei lime* A* a having irliameil ftutii diafting the ind made a govern what purports to he communist , j|)(, ,,f(. ring as pionf that ' 1 • _ i mdiiatlvi of I lie steady giowtli of kly in oriental possess jug ,,f lettuee will mean much to "lonfidential circular number 12H ' j public w:i- now t) ' lie 'iieli a i in iiiii'tance. leslllt "I ixpellem e gnilo-d la t iiii'Usiiii' an online l" hi* i xait the growers in the tuture in this (I A< cm ding t" • O ' M a n a g e r \S d an I"i d. It is dated N"V 22 and addressed schooled ill the vulw ' vi-ai nod in vents pri-vioii*lv the idea* for feat it wiiiihl meet ob­ -eelinn, and that they van get a h a m * , the s tro n g s u lp h u i h r and mnhility t<> address l'"*l master Hull foil her -t nt • -.! to the French commiim-ls. appai j. t l|,.la| ,.|,|io»tnoi' as inve'tnn jection const L'oai.l believes It will he able 1 1,,. .1,-, idol at toil o f the w a t e r L-t ic-'ion because of his much better pro for it because of ently |,y tin French communist They legald this condition He explained that In* lull 'lioulil • the pa*t I ' 1 d a y s "t two week*, i* iloit it is illegnl I" in - it mix vvi it heieiifli i if not handi. aliped hv and declared he had the treiitnient I he pr.sluct i ten matter m ii pm kuge going hv limited loud* to give tide.piat. plo b, noisldeicd mote a* a charter lieailqom ter* meaning that their problem in f n.it dm t • anv u n l i e a l t h f u l c-<n ait attficnrancc* at thr|* »*i>|> an«l In sh "h en it \s n lie stated that a tc.t ion |. linn* \tlnotn shipping I,,i iiperution lutliei tliaii a.* u \\ mill ii. it declared, should hi fi,|.| I lefllliding l equired in the tent, but t" the la k o f the vvatci parrel post t .yh(••relief iikhuH G»e « n u ^ m v at lie^if.atioi. an*1 , eltaiti lllliohei of parrel* lire open 1i "Ht i act next live years will be mateii.iH' 1 told that communism promises which he opened the •' ' " “ ' h omr. attractive they state. b e in g a c t . ited. ed. and that if tiist ila*- mall i* N,i Jverinu* IllisUrle. One* pronnmiit l»uy« r lf«»in 1 ni* equal pay und better lieatmenl for easier to solve than would hm« It, I, -t « .ement i- miimI Monday. l.illlll in tlielli tile M-nder I* liable M on it* Actor Is Hurt ||i, Icusliig " f Mmole Nlioala been possible when the pre*-nt them ami an allow mice during child Mr William* said "M the plant to u-cetve a heavy line lie state* l.i t rilled .States would (‘■••K-. w a s witnessing the op­ eration stated that he would tamer birth. It says that youth should fiseul policy of the treusurv w . there I* a pump .Iliell i* used III that the writing of one sentence | In Autom obile Crash uii.ii-1 ihe Underwood bill is not Hr the first eoriferenci |expected by administration advisre for the he pi utilised money, for education adopted at the la-ginning <•( Mi aerating the water, whichi iir« prove** in the package automatii ally make.* Dor. the second confer im ... or* to meet serious difficulties. It pre cooled produce tlitiu that pack­ and that discontent should he fos- Mellon’* administration. t hr almost entirely eliminates the "dor it fit si class mail, and Hint it is | w \ « ill.. I»«m . X vx ai ran u|ul,.rwlolKj (hat several prelimtered every when* under the new I |n o,,. present _ ’ hu*e of the big ed in the refrigerator cars without •if sulphur. Tins pump wns out of a serious offence to send lii*t elns* , • « ! I iw•*» 1 1 *inu* nt U»r wa* inlur mnrv buls already have been re­ th will he taken by Special |operation the treasury Is making being treated, because there is a organisation /of "qells." tc Porter this week is better market for it. He urged instructions are given for n regu rt |„.ginning on the refunding "f ciimmissiiili last week and while III mail, and thnt it is a serious ol V I III an auto t nail near here ceived bx the administration for ll *t the combinerl resis- thut all h>cal glowers give their lar census on automobiles and *»U ' th«* third Liberty loan four and the simp "f the Sanford Machine feng to send first cla*.* mail a* property under its thrown leasing the M i » ii «| jiv 11. wa* Works undergoing repairs, the wa­ tt Hr itwin, India. Hol- lettuce this treatment before ship­ stores of arms and ammunition. (quarter per rent bond. There were. ter vvn* pumped direct from the n-ctilid class matter. w*. receiving term*. Wlllll till nil k'h gla.ss biiiI other pro-opRepublican leaders Sunday pr«re He urges that citixeli* pay par ---------------------------------I $2,078,776,260 of these outstand I deep well*. I he reason thnt t h(-e 1 ticulae over the eye and dieted unreservedly that the hill rnvernments. The ping. attention to this doling the a dc«p The first shipment was grown ing Dec. 1. and it i* the ho-a of water had it dark appearance • ••Pk ....................... \\ R l I I ll/I U »•••■ " ------------they have reached by L. A. Brantley, Sanford, and fiiuiicrtiiip 4ut? and braises. Miss would pass if the administration there fiscal offices that a b i g ; ^ , U||. |iy.|,..K«-n sulphide, which . o m m g holiday seas-.o • • # at. .• .1 1 1 I . .. . , t ...I I . 1 I ... -- ------- -I their concessions, occupant of amendments were accepted. They A l mu UoiktMj ml. chunk of them will he converted IS removed hy aerating, in ;. was shipped in cat number 16044. its chem­ crvtlv mnde to dis- It in expected to reach New York thr t j«r that 4«>11 with Krrri- added, however, thut it would bo into the new 20 to 30 year sennit ical action m the iron pipes v»n* gan'p inii4liinr, MiHtaiiuMl sitious voted down unless the final draft itinns in the Philip- hy Th un-day, «>f this week. A?< the tes at this time. ed tile water to he dark. How ricnns are said to 1car wan nealed pipe?* were loci out wa* in accord with the president 8 iujui ll*». ev.-r. the aerating pump was pot Hn of or covering to it. and cold air was (a»ccd into v:. w*. _ . III service the tlliddh f the week Kid McCoy M aintains Some objections re the l iiuerthe car. This, officials stale aids BIRMINGHAM. Dec. 8.— While fttres the United in the cooling process und helps to VNiHitI lull liavo been raised by ix W o m a n TookO w nLile hiTdi taste and appearance similai *U hack upon reservn- bring the temperature of the cur solicitor IVrrv said the stutc wns (« vv Southern sriiitnr* but the to that before the breakdown. I ii*moci at u* leaders believe that tlf raised in the sec- d"wn to the required temperature satisfied with progress in the in­ In chemical tests made in the LOS A St JULES. Dec. 8 Kid Rapid progress is being made quiry into slaving of Mrs Annie vs 11Ii a few changes in tho ntcasWe hoiKi ut the immediately. McCoy, former pugilist went on pai.l at the instance "f the Smith on the New Holy < N A N I ’ KDKO. f u l . D«< 8 O ik i ure. practically the entire Demo­ tn .-ave both ourDuring the rush treason last year, Lou Edward*, wtfo of Fairchild trial Monday charged with non ''UUUrhy the State Health “he I * hutch, the 1 ,ly Hall and the Ma Millor i* -1rii -1 and l i well* iniuri-il , i atic side of the senate will vote 'icnutorics. " official* state, 480 crates of celery physician, no announcement wns der of Mrs. Theresa Mors in t!" " is shown Heullli ' feinnle here Monday in the burning und j for the Underwood bill an hour were handled. A cur, it ( niadi as to when preliminary hear­ noartmeiit here last August. M« partment to he w,l| adapted . i, t : sinking o f the water taxi I -a ing would bv granted Dr. George eight la ig ej $600 Collected is snid, will hold 420 crate*. There T. Edwards, husband of the wo­ Coy expressed confidence and human consumption; hut it ha* had., 1 be last ot the lilt" |IOSl- Maine lu r r y in g sailors to battle were 3260 curs handled during lust land will have, until the new wells , trusses will be hoist --• ................ S anfordR eceivesSom e that Mrs. Mors ram [icipal Court By year. It is anticipated that the man who is being held. Secrecy maintains Ui ate connected and in service, a I timi on the church. Monday a fte r-1 ships ol the fleet in thv harbor milted suicide despite hi* I noon. accordfV to W. R. Reece,( early today V alu able Publicity In plant will he operating at full ca­ D guarding every movement of slightly sulphuric tanU*. tempt U> prevent it. ‘olice O fficers pacity foreman in charge of the work. He • ~ “ “ ~~ * the state. by Jan. 1. staled that if the work continued! M e t h o d i s t s I t ) N lU T lC N orthern N ew spapers BIRMINGHAM. A la, Dec. 8 ^ to make the progress that it ws» j ailing- $330 and cstreatOfficial inquiry into the murder M inisters For Y ea r ut the present time thut by the Thut Sanford und itu udvuntnsroa ptallm,; $240 were col- Explosion Destroys end of this week part of the roof l DJCv r 'i( of Annie l-ou U)Edward*, Gnilhv morning’s sesi$rt* rrctdvinir much publicity I V d llh a s N i XecW n nSiIJKt M wa#Mrs. found r)ubbe(1 dealh ,n who hpr would be on. He was sure that Muniitpal Court by JACKSONVILLE. Dcc.‘ K— Ap- throughout tho North is tho doFairfield home Inst Tuesday eve by Christmas the roof would be I point menu of mintstovs to their |elaratlon of the secretary or the Sharon. COFFEYVILLE. Kan., Dec. 8.— fo r th e coming I W a l ( hamtwr of Commerce. A » completed and the necessary trim­ [ •peeding, $10 bond csrespective charges T h , S»nfon, M unlclp., Ul.r.rv , H * ' ^.1 mings around it. lic*t Parrcmore, po»- The plant of Daily Dawn, morning f t u i r , knT«h? “po»h" ^ " : S u year wus to be the main business mi cxnmplu of IW * publicity, The only brick work to be done of the eighty-first annual Florida following article on the municipal |h<|unr. $100 bond es- newspaixT. was wrecked by an ex­ of Dr. George T / Edwards, her \ha. recently added many new h-M.k.|enc« work._ ^ha ^supplem^ t ^ f ^ plosion early Monday with estimat­ husband, who is held in connec I* the tower and it is stated this Methodist Episcopal Church south golf course appearing in the N ew ., DU Par re more, possesed loss of $76,000. The paper was turn with the woman's death, and* pecu-d soon according to an an- »>m me » « . "*>"•* ■ * * - •*« . will be finished within 10 days. ‘luor. dismissed; Will conference which wus to close to­ York Sun in its issud of Nov. 16, date. Volume ------21 contains a xal last spring, wus the upon the domestic life of the Ed- nouncement made Monday by Mrs. dute. Bricklaying will again be 8tftri9»»ioii of liquor, $200 established is declared t*,be typical. liable reading course, which the It property of locul Klan affilihtionB. Anne Van New Brown, the libra­ ,.,1 *t the Masonic Temple. Tues­ day. Iran Ijirkin, gambling, “ At tho close of last season wards^ hrary hopes to get later. day. stated 8. T. Hunt, in charge Iwreuted; Sampson Hawork was begun on construction o l Meanwhile Dr. Edwards receiv­ rian. Ellwood, C. A „ "Reconstruction -The new collection Includes M a rk ets. TblmK $6 Bn^ costal 01- J udgm ent Is Given of the work. A delay in getting an additional nine holes to th® ed several friends Sunday In the books for the reference room, adult of Religion.” A profound book of mill work has liven experienced |gambling, $5 and costs; golf coucse here, making t h » county jail at Bessemer and was strong common-sense and easy to In T rad em ark Suit J®».( gsmbUr^r, $10 and said to have been In the best of fiction, non-fiction and book* for read. For tho general reader, as nnd as this has now arrived the CHICAGO. Dec. 8.— Corn: May, course one of the most outstand­ ^ 'Villi»mgi galnbling. spirits refusing to discuss In any children. The non-fiction hook* well as clergymen nnd the serious work will be resumed m once. 1.25 to 1.26Vi; Wheat: May, 1.62V4 ing among many in Florida. Aa CHICAGO, Dec. 8. — Federal particular the efforts o f the state have been selected with the view According to statements made to 1.6264; July 1.48*4 to 1.18V4; the former humv o f an old Rta ^*t<; Sam Ford, reck. ilV officials tentative UtReR have Oats: May. 6 1 * to 02*.k. “ while under the ln- Judge Wilerson today awarded I . to connect him with his wife’s of filling requests from readers man captain the clubhouaa retain* Fishir. E. Mm "Princples of Real d f some of the offices for various subjects, Mrs. Brown 4uor $100 bond estreat- T. I .arson Jr., Co., iudginent of death. much of its charm and quaintneaa, Estate Practce." Approved by the " ground floor. Murrav, drunk $10 $1,700,000 against NVm. VVrigley but with all modern appolntraenta Solicitor Ben Perry was absent stated. Authoritative works have * ----- i . . i „ „ „r — i F-»«te ^ * ty u (uBt tawing on o f »Real Estate V I C E C O U N 8 U L DUBS Med; Walter Locklvy J». Co., in a trademark suit that from the city Sunday, it was said been chosen for this purpose, she Natlonal Association for the com fort of the guest*. Boards us a scientific text book the appearance of a public build[••treateds Lexle Han- has long been (lending between at his home. Whether there was added. “ Surrounding the clubhouse Ig WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.— Death “J ^ n ce m -d in g to J. F. N. f 1"*. continued to Wed- two chewing guin company con­ significance in his departure from The books of fiction represent prepared by experts L> introduce, ^ a 17 acre orange grove. Sports­ the whole field o f real estate to the ] . ’ foremun in charge o f o f Henry A. Dayton, yice counsul men from all over the counwy. , 1 Johnson, drunk. $10 cerns. the citv at this time authorities authors o f first literary morit and beginner and alra to the expenenc''J S T o f ^the joists for at Belgrade was reported Monday come Earl Powell, reck­ to Florida to hunt and fish. are preparing for preliminary include some o f the most popular BANDITS GET $10,000 ’ while under the influNowhere can better sport o f this W—W - TwenTw.n- the second floor will be in by to state department.________ hearing for Dr. Edwards, was not novels, it 1* oold. The following ^ I ^ ’C. D “■Henley'r T^yHOO and costs. Tucsdav. .... ... stated Under Alabama law Dr. list of books compiled by Mrs. LAK E WORTH — New street kind be found than here. Every MILWAUKEE. Dec. - B .-F ir e Edwards may demand a prelimin­ Brown have been received and plac­ tioth Century Formulas.” Rqcipes Mr. Iluddeston statea that with and processes. A valuable refer­ Improvement program Involving lake and stream in tho country la robera entered the Northwestern BUILDING BURNED a r y -he»-:ne within 10 days from ed on the shelves ready for distri­ ence work for tho home, the fac­ the same progress that la being expenditure of $250,000 planned; stocked with fish.” National Bank shortly *jter 10 the date of his arrest, unless a bution: made at the present time tho JRV1LLE, Gr. Dec. 8— o’clock and escaped with $10,000, continuance is agreed to between Naw International Encyclopedia. tory, the office and the workshop, building should bo ready fo r occu- 40 miles of street* to be paved. PALM ETTO—G. C. Voxvell nets giving 10,000 scientific formulas, $18,000 from lettuc® and tonUtq 1‘ Urted at 6:80 o’clock cash and bonds, estimated at three counsel or granted by some court Second edition in 23 volumes- An chemical recipes and money saving pany by the latter part o f April. SJ. PETERSBURG — New Gan­ dollars. There are about 40 men em ploy­ o f Jurisdiction^ D rE fitw rd a was encyclopedia o f the beat modem c“rning destroyed main .hundred thousand dy bridge completed connecting this crops oa 12 acres of land at Ellen* ■■■■—, ■ ■■ .......... .-J . . . type, with many articles on small Ideas. ed on the Job. oadualTe of plumb­ Jakway, B. a , “ Frlndplos of InM Georgia State college JACKSONVILLE — Be-Kay city and Tampa, ___ . . . — Ion. aubjocts and excellent blbllograers and electricians. ( Continued on pagt 8 ) r * lo»* estimated at Perfume Company buya $20,000 ne£uy o$ Thursday o f this w eek .pbies. Tbo beat American encydasite for neYtr lactory building. Of Arms Ition Raised FIR ST SHIPMENT COOLED LETTUCE MADE FROM CITY BERLIN, Dec. 8.— An extraordi­ nary increase in the vote o f the Socialist party over thnt of last May, consistent Knin* by the Denioernt* and the political obllteraFirst Steps Mndc to Refund tlon of General Ludcndorff a 1925 Treasury Notes, Third chauvinistic, anti-Semitic party are Liberty Loan and Treasury the outstanding features of the general elections held Sunday for Certificates of Next March tin- return of members of the reichstng, and the Prussian diet. I his is evidenced by the pnrtinl New Bond Issue To o f f j I returns received at government O C O lterd O n O r l jy | | 1,,u,|qUartt>rs up to midnight. While definite deductions regarding the Muny Offers A r e Rejected B e- (relative ultimate strength of the cause SubscrlptlorfH o f M ore^ 'K h t contending major parties arc n. yet impossible, the present re­ Than $10,000 are Prohibited turns taken as averages indicate that the Socialists, will enter the WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.— Satis­ new reichslag as the strongest par­ factory progress was reported by t) Their Enin* were made chiefly the treasury Sunday on the first at the cost of the communists. The Democrats ran exceptionally stage of its gigantic fiscal, opera­ tion which by Doc. 1, 1020, will well m the metropolitan districts, require the retirement or the re­ from Ludondorc’s party l>ut they funding o f 044. 426. 049. The deputies, as against 28 last May. Clerical party’s vote shows first step in the big prugrartl-.was. The ........................ . the refunding of the treasury l»btea|onl\ a slight variation a* compared of 11)26. the third Liberty loan j with the figures in the>last election. 4 1-4 ncr cci** bonds, and treasury -and Chancellor Marx s party will - n ext(fir retun.nl• with an increase of rcrlifirnlC(, milturing Mar. IB, in connection I" ««*> announced last Monday, of a new issue of 20 to 30 year 4 per cent bonds. Assistant Secretary Dowey said Sunday that exchange o f the ( COAST GUARD HAS SPLENDID RECORD FOR FISCAL YEAR Senate Convenes At N o o n Hour OFFICIALS DENY POSTAL REPORT S s S S s S S f c l M ® BODY WAS SHOWS INCREASE FOUND IN WELLS OVER LAST YEAR State Inquiry Into; Death Of Woman Clothed In Secrecy ii Contractors Make Rapid Progress On Dead 17 are Hurl New Building Here One When Boat Kxplodes Municipal Library Adds Many New And Interesting Books to Collection s& aw srasu N W ■MG. . �Ri) HERA 1. n r ,r|>..r.1|.>n. Ih. a i unknown imrllci claiming Inter- Hr-sa l a a a iu iS iia ® □ FJiiiw i m n u uffl (D a n a h h h h CTin aon an CI OEIHiaftSH m rJilisi IJJWffl li^iia i u a a h h h aaES ijj^ a g ia aaidtasa Seminole County. Florid*. thf V .*• an* rliiht. rratitn'i C1***1 Government Llosesi! ; 3 " „ ra." dbtl*Frti. S r ««& • ?£ d f f t l N d ; W . i:. W I - tinn I hereof: First Testimony In VHinVIWhile*. nn*l kucy M. MTMIHiff. ‘ fits! l! n^p*«rlnic from the* iirnrn blit “ fe flHL-3HU H O a fiH CaseAgainstForbes! S?« I.lli.ilx-ili Wllllam.-t. .Ida Mtfo: Al|. |lilortgi in and to the property in* .and aa Clark of aald » aeal thereof, thla »f December, A. D. K. A. DOtTOl.ASM. * Clerk of the Clreult Court of Itjr A. M. WEEKS. O. C. V-orga a . U v r r In*. Solicitor for Complain*11**- Free lecture, Milane, Sun. night. vidvM In th*« milt, ami t h ' t Vnnr , ((Continued from Pace 1) * , „ t' 1In the lutiilt* Invulved In tlilai " ,rar' nr<- unknown. It I* thcraup* ------------------.--------- ------------------. . . . -------nq,---------- — 0 *■•*. IU..U. ‘ H l i m . u ill wua, on „ rHorcd that you Hint rarll t,| , tiibutcd part o f tho $15,000 "nil . . *«-. and you aro hereby requIraA IMIemUntit t n,,prnr |n the bill of complnltft I • ; , vanec.” |• iil(l>KU HP* I ' r n t l W T I O N . in till* cauW. on Monday, the inti A letter from Pratt to Black wan To all I».irtlea rlnlmrifft Interrat 1 > ' * * of February, 19J6 at the Court* introduced, dated Oct. Ui, 1022, it read: Cd property, altuate, lylnu and hr- Mulct title In N,_J1. Darner, and A “ My dear Black: "I hnvc been waiting for some 16. both Ineliialvr, and Iota 19 to rt-inlr.d lo mnko answer to *al<l i L j M .l l i Inrluatve. of Pipe llelahta. Idll « f COnpUlst filed awalnal you word for n long while from cither ot Fa iif^rd. Mr m Indie <5>nrtty. Mops herein, otherwise decree pro con* Ido no per plot-thereof, duly re feaam will ho entered ngqlnnt you, you nr Mort (Mortimer-, but it rorded In the* puhMc record* .<f and each of you. '/ " . seem* that the government con­ Seminole County, Klorldn, In Plat " •* further ordered that tlila i liHtlofi be ptiblliihoC onc<* n wi**|c struction work in being delayed and Hook 3. pa«c I I : ! I presume our prospects o f got­ ! ting anything lire very : light. “ Under the circumstances, can J 1not you arrange to have tho ad­ vances to your friends taker! up and oblige. “ WILIAM D. PRATT." J “ Told to Forget It" Mortimer testified Black gave j him this letter in New York, a few ! days after its receipt, and told | him to forget it. At the same con- I 1Terence, Hluck told Mortimer, the: Wc arc going TO DO THE IMPOSSIBLE— latter testified, that he <vn» | Please nil— Hive Us a Trial “ through with Forbes" and in fu-1 I lure would go after the govern-1 I ment contracts "without ppying , inny graft." At that lime, Mortimer M id, j Forbes had accused him o f "double crossing" liecuuse Forbes got only $T>,000 of the $15.00(1 “ advance." Mortimer :-nid Black told him that Thompson had given Forbo about j $30,000. , * ' ■ B s s s u s t r a f e t e s w ! s ^ a m i s s t t taws MBrJlba f w si" .tra w Is the grappjing hook of business. Opportunity calls not once but many times during your span of life, ft isn’t lack of opportunity that keeps a man poor, w lack of Preparedness. The New Barber Shop Is Now Open to the Public A N ID E A L GIFT Brighten up the home with up to date Riddle Fitments 113 Park Ave. Begin to save now and be fully prepared; when your big chance comes. Sanford SANFORD LOAN AND SAVINGS Free lecture, Milane, Sun. night D E C O R A T I V E LIG H TIN G F I T M E N T S $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15 and wf> PHONE 231 -—^COMPANY 109 MAGNOLIA AVf The Opening Of Tlju Under the Management of 112 Magnolia Ave P h on e 11.5 J ulhorited Riddle Denier E. PETTIT BENOIT, ( l-oi nu rly w ith Del M m u c o ’ h, N ew Y ork and (h e B rig h t w a ters I .on if Island C o u n try (l u ll .) S|Hvial S u n d a y I*. M. to 2 I*. M. d in n ers se rv e d fr o m 1 2 :.’{() P riv a te D in n er P a rlie s , A fte r n o o n T eas and D in n er D an ces ran now he held at th e S a n fo rd C o u n try Cluh. it is an ideal loca tion fo r a ffa ir s o f th is kind. LAFOI.I.ETTK KXPKNIin 1’ HKH ^W a s h i n g t o n ’ m-c a. - u f o i. lelto-w he eler expenditure* in the Pfcaidentml campaign totalled $221,000 the cummilteo reported today Id the *.elh «•I the Ii•.u-<•. ( lilt* e x c lu s iv e stuck nl pci'Minnl selei lim is is mien to th e d is c r im in a tin g puhlic. !tr* y ea rs ui p lea sin g n ur p a tro n s wi t h ipinhtv punds will he uiihrnken th is scu son . It will he a p lea su re t<* slu m ymi mil -Im k u: o r d e r that y o u ma\ m ak e eom p a risu n s. ADVEItTlHLMKM Scaled |iri>|iuaalH will In r m it ed by the *'it y * ■tiiiiiiianiiin >.f Sari ford, Florida at iheir u ffin in the Cfty Hull, at or In fore 2 p m , Dec. 22, 1U2I, (or grading, drum Ing, and paving the following GIFTS THAT LAST Diainunds \\ atches Silverware . pan a i l b> a i i i tifn <1 ■hi i k, mad) p a y a b le at * lg h l , In till nrilt-i id Inc City Audit..r A < I n k . ..( Nan ford, F lorida . f..r .'1 |*-i «, t•t **f I tho amount of tin it hid. |V> I• iK R |irn|M)M|l IlllJ-t l«. re<{Uireii to jp ; ktual to 50 p, I ,,.1,1 ,y bid. utld »U« It I•«lilt I g iv e „ f hit. 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I I.OIUDA M «• huvr neu carta nail rrpnira for the eld mien an hand, ltd u* book )pur order ier a new one or repair the old uue b . i m . , M ila m , Sun night I egm 1*1an* iiinl «|»« < ifi* ti1 1 *i • utii % be obtain ed ui 1 ' i i t o i o f f i . i on <li posit of .......... util, ti U : i„ i, tu r n e d if a l.nl i. made Tho t ii> i ‘on mbu-ioio . tho right I* THE HOUSE Y ellow Jacket S p ray Cart a bond or thr u cation* lira) l>. *ei i „i tin ofii.i (»f th e ('III Managi i or 11,, Hill Lumber (ompajra HISSING PAINT CO a r*liti I \ . . lop,in) lit i ii* i d to do butdiit's-i in ilu S tate o f F loii da. nnid b«»inl l •• In iiuiudvih) |»y tin C i t y I *4IlfIIII |aa|t,| Copier* <»( ito * <»long the lift • you money HoughI at by P Al llie right t ime \v <»!’ your home and III* III ( Mill The hUi)'. h»fill bidder in l.ldil. i - T-‘“ ARK YOU SAVING YOliR HOME? 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Get our advice in regard® ^ tin* building and remodelingc your home. It will be most Ml 1 111. ; .• The Builder North French Avenue ^ nf#^ ��J 0 m y f jif � 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, 1924 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, December 08, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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NDAY, DECEMBER 8.1924. = M NUMBER 211. SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS. SESK, D Extraordinary Vote By Socialists In Germany; BIG Ludendorf Party Defeated TO RETIRE ISSUE OF BONDS * Nationalists Lose The German nationalists appear to have annexed the defections from LedendortT’s party But they also have lost votes to the Ger­ Many Demonstrations Held First Steps Made to Refund rty Items Oh Undess Amendments man peoples party. The national­ In Open Defiance of Chal­ 1925 Treasury Notes, Third ists probably will be the second la With Chief Are Made Bill Is Un< lenge Issued By Herriot On Liberty Loan and Treasury strongest pnrty in the reichstag. ;ing Protest If the Socialists, Clericals and Saturday To French Senate warrantable,Report Certificates of Next March Democrats maintain the ratio re­ Government » Of Secretary Shows flected in tiie early returns they French Premier Is In New Bond Issue To will command sufficient mandates to constituto a new government Midst Demonstration Be Offerd Shortly Of coalition. Out of a vote of 1,000,000 repre­ Papers of 46,152 Vessels Are Troops Necessary at Roubaix Many Offers Are Rejected Be­ senting incomplete returns from 12 Examined and 2,426 Persons cities, the Socialists captured Where He Attended Bancause Subscriptions of More In Danger Rescued; Several more than 400,000 tho Democrats que Federation Lay Bodies Than $10,000 are Prohibited 100.000, the Clericals 83,000, tho .problem FacO ther Tasks Accomplished Coolidge Understood People’s party 173,000, the Nation­ PARIS, Dec. 8.—Communists WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.—Satlseaguo Is QuesTo Have Given H is alists 164,000 and the Communists WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.—De­ continue to hold the center 'of faetory progress was reported by 100.000. ViewsToUnderwood >eace Protocol the treasury Sunday on the first Up to midnight LudendorfT’s spite the annually increasing du­ Finis J. Garrett, Democratic floor stago in France appearing undis­ stago of its gigantic fiscal opera­ ties loaded onto the United States fascist party had failed to qualify mayed by the Government’s rep­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.— jec. 8^—T h e L e a ^ u * leader of the House of Representa­ ressive measures. A number of tion which by Dec. 1, 1020, will for a singlo mandate in nny ono of Coast Guard through new legisla­ tives, was snapped at tho Capitol the elcctorial precincts thus far tion, it was nblo in the fiscal year The senate and house meet a t s council m e e tin g just beforo the opening of the sec­ Demonstrations were Jicld Sun­ require the retirement or the re­ funding of 014, 426, 040, The reported. Ita losses in Bavaria to establish n record in tho work noon with the Muscle Shoals jay were to p la ce ond session of the sixty-eiulhth day. first step in the big program,was wore a startling feature of the for which it originally wns created jma on th e A g en d a, Congress. voting thoro, nnd it is apparent that —tho protection of lifo nnd prop­ question before ,the upper ROUDAIX, France, Dec. 8.—Pre­ tho refunding of the treasury notes tho electorate was seeking ven­ erty on the high seas nnd preven­ body. point belief ra is e d mier Heriot, ran into a hostile of 1925, the third Liberty loan geance on tho LudendorfT-Hlttler tion of smuggling. demonstration of whistling, jeering 4 1-4 per ceut bonds, and treasury h governm ent re Secretary Weeks’ report on faction for ita attack on the church The annual report of tho guard and booing, when he arrived hero certificates maturing Mar. 16, next uturo control b y the Underwood bill suggested in connection with the offering, made public Sunday night, dis­ (Continued on page 3) Sunday to attend a banquet of the Armaments d f forcloses that in the 12 months end­ a number of amendments to congress of the federation of lay announced last Monday, of a new ing Inst July 1, men from coast measure/ and declared "unless societies. Tho authorities had nn issue of 20 to 30 year 4 per cent i countries, guard boats nnd stations rescued cnreful and thoughtful amend­ imposing polico and military force bonds. Assistant Secretary Dewey handle th e G en ev a 2,4(S2 persons from positions of along the line traversed by the anid Sunday that exchange of the ;o|—which is regarded eorly maturing securities for the peril and boarded and examined ments ns pointed out In my re­ premier and soon put down the hos­ ,t*st preliminary step new issuo were being received in the papers of 46,152 ships, 14,409 port are adopted tho Underwood tile demonstration. A score of per­ j disarmament—forms n way that assured success of the more than ever inspected in any Bill is unwarrantable. sons were nrrested. problem which faces President Coolidge is underone year in history. There never Florida Vegetable Corporation M. Herriot, in a speech from the treasury plan. icnal statesmen, stood to have presented his views was a day in the year in which It is the intention of the treas­ balcony of the city hall, reiterated Sets Precedent for pre-Cool[hamberlain. tho Britconst guardsmen did not perform on the underwood Bill directly to determination, "to do my duty ury to issuo nmounts of the new jecrutary, whoso new ing Produde Before Loading his some sort of servico to vessels or the Alabama Senator during a long term bonds to the full ex with calmness and serenity, but i government has ask Aboard Refrigerator Cars with firmness.” persons In distress, and tho report Sunday cruise on the Mayflower tent that maturities of tho three Brand os False Reports T hat Postal Receipts For November ntlds time to study this Inth a t assistance was afforded on which Senator Underwood wot issues nnmed are tendered in pay­ In his address at the banquet, the Body of Negro Was Found arbitration and secur This Year Exceed 1923 By in as many us 44 cases in one day. n guest. For the first time in tho history premier did not mention either tho ment, and subscriptions for the ymier Mussolini SunIn City Reservoir; Williams Over 100 Per Cent; Money Much of tho additional boarding From sources close to the Whito issue will bo received inde­ icbeon with King Vic- of tho state and possibly In tho communistic or Catholic move­ new Makes Statement Public finitely for the purpbja. -Cash ments. Orders Show a Large Gain of vessels resulted from the new House, it is reported the President iJ and conversed pri- country, Sanford has again set subscriptions to the issue were service of the const guard nn endorses the measure with sug­ Evarious members of precedent and hus shipped proRumors current on the streets closed Thursday night, . nnd the aid to prohibition enforcement. It gestions for amendments. Cutholics Protest Postol receipts during the month luicil. Mr. Chamber* cooled lettuce to the north, accord­ during the past few days regard­ trensury announced Snturdny thnt hus become necessary, the report The principle amendment is said QUIMPER, France, Dec. 8. — A Hcpccted to expound ing to oiilcials of tho Florida Vege­ had decided to decline any cash ing the alleged discovery of a of November totalled $3,250.45, ac­ snys, to watch nil vessels more to deal with the financing of the ■w on the subject be- table Corporation, of this city. The great demonstration of protest on it subscription in excess of $10,000 negro’s body in the city’s aerating cording to figures submitted by closely, to make more detailed In­ operation of Mtiscla Shoals under shipment wns made to A. E. Meyer the part of the Catholics against It will nllot in full cash subscrip­ reservoir, were branded as false Postmaster J. I’. Hall Monday spections of their cargoes, nnd to the Alabama senator’s bill which Bof the council, which and Company, New York City, J. Premier Herriot’s revival of his tions up to $1,000 but only 05 per nnd without foundation by Mayor morning. Receipts for the corres­ them further out nt sen provides for government owner­ pr in the beautiful E. V. Jervey representing tho com­ anti-clerical campaign brought tens cent of each cash subscription from Forrest Lake nnd City Manager ponding month of last yenr were wntch since the guard’s work has been ship with privato or government of thousands of Bretons, dressed in n. shows on the eve pany. W. B. Williams, in interviews Mon­ $1,557.07, the guin for last month made in enrrying out provisions operation. Some of the president’s picturesque costumes, to Quimper, $1,000 to $10,000 with a minimum day morning. tttion. how closely the being $1,002.48 or over 100 per of On Saturday afternoon a repre­ Sunday to participate in a proces­ of $1,000 to nny such purchase. the legislation granting addi­ advisors, it is reported in senate [the league of nations sentative of The Sanford Herald Tho reports, which hod sprend cent. tional personnel and equipment tv -virv'es, hu«t> objected io 'th e fin­ The treasury believes that, al­ rapidly since Inst Wednesdny when 4 up with the United witnessed tho first crates of let­ sion and to listen to addresses by The nmount of money orders Is­ the coast guard to be used in ancing provisions of tho bill and withstanding that the tuce going into, and coming out of, Bishop Dupnrc and other church­ though the cash requirement nec­ the body is said to have been found, sued during thu month, amounted checking rum running. It ex­ hnvo suggested amendments which essary from the present offering men. In another quarter of the Kes is not a member of the pre-cooling plont of the com­ were to the effect that the recent to $21,807.73, or $15,950.18 great­ town there was a smaller counter of bonds is only $200,000,000 it bad taste nnd odor of the water er than for the same month of plains that time has been required they think conform more to busi­ 1 There i» no attempt pany on Celery Avenue. hns accomplished a wider distri­ had been entirely due to the pres­ 1023. The November returns for to contract und place in service ness demands. demonstration by anti-clericals. peal the extraordinary The lettuce is placed in the cool­ bution of tho securities thnn ever ence of tho body in the reservoir, 1023 were $5,011.55 when there the new craft authorized bv law President Coolidge withheld his Squads of Police I which everybody uthut ninny of them have been com­ advice to sonnte lenders on the hail been done in nny Federal 1sj low the rumors were stnrted, the wore 420 money orders issued ns le attitude of the Unit- er at the rate of eight crates per Squads of mounted gendarmes In the protocol, because minute and comes out at the same from surrounding towns patrolled r.uc before. Its decision to dcclir.o otllcinls wore nt a loss to under­ against 322 for past month. This missioned nnd manned since the measure until ho received a report rate. When placed in the cooler ....... tho .......... ................... all cash subscriptions above $10,- stand. military experts in tho.. shows a decrense iti orders issued current! fiscal year began and the from piled that the protocol the lettucu has a temperature of the streets. Outside the Catholic 000 hus resulted in rejection ,of work pressed to coqiplc*..war depaztmwifc- which' wda sub­ for last tnoiPh T^b8, 4 •• »£ % "There is absolutely nothiafr-to k be expected to work about 70 degrees and' after half cathedra! u military force was hundreds of subscriptions r a n g i n g d e e ’n e ‘l U<« 'mayor whanTtlw tion. mitted to the president Saturday. R least American ncuin the. ice cold water it 'V“s“c|!> rela<1>’ for action. The from $10,000 to nearly $25,00l»y niutter wns mentioned. Hnd them •*Yhe iiffiotmr oi money paid out un hour Much attention wns given by It wns understood he would be Ard it. for money orders wns $8,703.78, as Catholics however, obeyed the or­ comes out and is placed .iu th« nnd complnint nlready hns been any truth in the report, he compared with the same month of cutter crews in the Inst ^ear to guided to n great extent in his sug­ der issued by the bishop to keep 000 reached the treasury that ninny assured u representative of Tiie last year, when the amount paid oceanic conditions, and considera­ gestions for amendments by thia I. Bishop Chnr- refrigerator car ut u temperature peace. 33 degrees. hankers hnvo been unable to take Herald, the public would out was $1,314.38, or an increase ble data regarded ns highly im­ report. ■t, before leavjng Sun- of The Bishop Duparc in his uddress at care of their customers because Sanford water is cooled by means of Underwood Receptive portant to navigation has been have been notified at once. Bis and London for con- ammonia over lust yeur of $7,444.40. the cathedral told his auditors thnt and according to Engi­ the total sent into the Federal Re­ According to Mayor Lake similar gathered by cruising vessels. The Scnntor Underwood hns let it ho Ih. Fiemicr Herriot and neer Michael Postmnstei* I (nil announced thnt ,it takes 24 "when huniun law-is in contradic­ serve Banks was above $10,000. reports iiuve been circulated in past he linn every reason to believe thnt international ice pntrul, managed known that he is in a receptive Ishou of Canterbury, hours’ time to Halter tion with divine law, it is to the lower temperature Officials pointed to tho success j years but each time they were this section of the country is going und operated by the const gunnl mood regarding amendments to his I circular to the league of the water down to the neces­ divine law that we owe obedience. of the cash part of the bond issue | found to be untrue. He reiterated, to experience u great boom, and for 13 nations, was nblo to supply bill. He declnred he would be glad lum conference bitterly sary 33 degrees. Quotopien, Premier H errit’s or­ and the indicated satisfactory re-! that us u protection nnd safeguard much of this data, which showed to reccivo suggestions und thut he le trenty wherey opium gan Sundny printed a full page of suits of the exchange fenturos of to the health of Sanford citizens, thnt the post office business in- thut during tho year there was nn himself would like to have sumo Officials state that the pre-cool­ I and made u governcrease is due to this fnct. lie feels Iply in oriental possess- ing of lettuce will mean much to what purports to be communist tho offering as j roof that the | the officials would have made pub- that thu increase of business is unusuul absence of fog und ice in amendments made to his measure, tiie growers in tho future in this "confidential circular number 128.” Americnn public was now thor­ lie such n circumstance, indicative of tho steady growth of tho northern steamer lanes. As n linvlng refrained from drafting tho According to City Manager Wil­ Sanford. result of experience gnineil Inst mensuro according to his exact |his inability to nddress section, nnd that they can get a It is dated Nov. 22 and addressed oughly schooled in the value of yunr nnd ir> years previously, the ideas for fear it would meet ob­ session because of his much better price for it because of to the Fiench communists, appar­ Federal obligations n8 investment. liams, the strong sulphur odor and Postmaster Hnll further stntcd ently by the French communist They regnrd this condition ns the discoloration of the water for coast gunril believes it will be uble jection. and declared he hud the treatment. The product is headquarters. that it i* illegal to insert nny writ­ menning thnt their problem in the the past lh days or two weeks, is ten m atter in u package going by hereafter, if not handicapped by ait appearance at the crisp und fresh when it is received He explained that his bill should Women, it declared, should bo field of refunding required in the;not due to any unheulthful con­ parcel post. He stated that n lipiitcil funds to give adequate pro­ ho considered more as a charter d conference against by the consignee at destination und n which he opened the is much more attractive they state. told that communism promises next five years will be materially tent, but to the luck of the water certain number of parcels nre open­ tection to trnns-Atlantlc shipping. for operation rather than as u One prominent buyer from Chi­ cquul pny and better treatment for easier to solvo thnn would have being aerated. I Z"0. contract. In a statement issued Monday, ed, and thut if first cluss mail is No ijerious Obstacle. he United States would cago, who was witnessing the op­ them anil nn allownncc during child been possible when tho present founr in them the sender is liable Movie Actor Is Hurt stated that he would rather birth. It snys that youth should fiscal policy of the treasury was Mr. Williams said: “ At the plant The leusing of Muscle Shoals <e tho first conference eration to receive u heavy fine. He stntes pay 50 cents a crate more for the hi* promised money, for education ndopted nt the beginning of Mr. there is a pump which is used in upon the second confer- prc-cooled In Automobile Crash under the Underwood bill Is not produce than that pack­ and that discontent should be fos­ Mellon’s administration. aerating the water, which process that- the writing of one sentence expected by administration udvisin the package automatically makes in tho refrigerator cars without tered everywhere under the new In tho present ^hnse of tho’ big almost entirely eliminates thu odor it first class mail, nnd that it is hich will be taken by ed DIXON, ill., Dec. 8.—J. Warren ers to meet serious difficulties. It being treated, because there is a legalization jof "qells.” Special operation the treasury is niuking of sulphur. This pump was out of is understood thnt several prelim­ live i’ortcr this week is better a serious offence to send first class mnrket for it. He urged Kerrigan, movie actor wns injur inary bids already havo been re­ last week nnd while in i««t the combined resis- that nil local growers give their instructions are given for n regu­ a beginning on the refunding of commission mail, and that it is a serious ofshop of the Sanford Machine cd In an nuto crash near hero by the administration for *»t Britain. India, Hol- lettuce this treatment before ship­ lar census on automobiles nnd all the third Liberty loan four nnd the Works undergoing repairs, tho wa­ fciie to send first class mail as early Monday. He was thrown ceived stores of arms and ammunition. lousing the property under ita quarter per cent bond. There were ter I>1 and other pro-opsccond-clusH matter. pumped direct from the $2,1)78.770,250 of these outstand­ deepwas governments. The ping. He urges that citizens pny pnr- through glass windows, receiving | The first shipment wns grown The reason that the . ■, Republican leuders Sunday preing Dec. 1. nnd it is the hone of water wells. are they have reached by L. A. Brumley, Sanford, and ticului* attention to this during the a deep gash over t e eye nnil)dictctl had a dark appearance is unreservedly thut thu bill these fiscal offices that a nig their concessions, coming holiday season. was shipped in car number 15044. that the hydrogen sulphide, which numerous cuts am! bruises. Miss would pass if the administration chunk of them will be converted is [•ecretly made to dis- It is expected to reach New York removed by aerating, in it* chem­ Alma Rockwood, an occupant of amendments were accepted. They into the new 20 to 30 year securit­ ical action in the iron pipes caus­ dations in tho Philip- by Thursday, of this week. As the thu car that collided with Kerri­ added, however, that it would bo ies at this time. fAmericans are said to car was sealed pipes were led out ed the water to be dark. Howgan’s machine, sustained serious voted down unless tho final draft aware of or covering to it, and cold air was forced into ever, the aerating pump was put injuries. wus in accord with thu president':! the cur. This, officials state nids in service the middle of the week, Kid McCoy Maintains visws. forces the United in the cooling process and helps to BIRMINGHAM. Dec. 8.—While and in the future the wuter will Some objections to the Under­ hack upon reservn- bring the temperature of the cur solicitor Perry said the state was Woman TookOwnLife jbo in taste and appearance similar One Dead 17 are Hurt wood bill havo been raised by n ®tly raised in the secdown to the required temperature satisfied with progress in the in­ to that before the breakdown. When Boat Explodes few Southern senators, but the We hope at the quiry into slaying of Mrs. Annie In chcmicnl tests made in the immediately. I.OS. ANGELES. Dec. 8.—Kid Democratic leaders believe that Jr to snvc both ourRapid progress is being made During the rush reason last year, Lou Edwards, wife of Fairchild McCoy, former pugilist went on pant ut the instance of thu South­ a few changes in the meas­ | !he signatories. ” officials state, 480 crates of celery physician, no announcement was trial Monday charged with mur­ ern Utilities Company, the wuter on the New Holy Cross Episcopal SANPEDRO, Cal., Dec. 8.—One with ure, practically entire Demo­ Church, the City Hull and tho Muan hour were handled. A car, it made as to when preliminary hear- der of Mrs. Theresa Mors in their is shown by the State Ileulth De­ sailor is dead und 17 were injured cratic side of thethesenate $600 Collected is said, will hold 420 crates. There i ing would bo granted Dr. George apartment here last August. Mc­ partment to he well adapted to sonic Temple. here Monday in the burning anil for the Underwood bill. will vote were 3250 cars handled during last T. Edwards, husband of the wo- Coy expressed confidence and 1human consumption; but it hus had, The last of the eight large sinking of the water taxi Iji dcipal Court By ycar. It is anticipated that the man who is being held. Secrecy maintains that Mrs. Mors com-1 und will have, until tho new wells trusses will he hoisted into posi­ Maine carrying sailors to battle­ plant wilt he operating nt full ca­ is guarding every movement of mitted suicide despite his at-are connected and in service, a tion on thu church, Morplay after­ ships of the fleet in the harbor SanfordReceivesSome Police Officers pacity slightly sulphuric taste. by .Inn. 1. the state. noon, accordTV: to W. R. Reece, early toduy. tempt to prevent it. Valuable Publicity In foreman in charge of the work. He filing $330 and estreatstated that if thu work continued BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Dec. 8— Northern Newspapers jUlling $240 were col- Explosion Destroys to make the progress that it was Methodists To Name Official inquiry into the murder Mondny morning’s aesat the present time that by the Kansas Newspaper of Mrs. Annie Lou Edwards, who Ministers For Year That Sanford und its advantages ? Municipal Court by end of this week part of the roof was found clubbed to death in her Sharon. are receiving much publicity would be on. He was sure that COFFF.YVILLE, Kan., Dec. 8.— Fairfield home last Tuesday eve­ •Deeding, $10 bond esJACKSONVILLE. Dec. 8.—Ap­ throughout the North is tho de­ by Christmas the roof would be ning, was known to have center­ aieit Bum-more nos-1Tho >,lant ot Daily Dawn, morning ed Sunday night upon the habits The Sanford Municipal Library pedia, nnd indispensable for refer- completed and the necessary trim- pointments of ministers to their claration of the secretary of the was wrecked bv an ex­ Jwor, $100 bond cs- newspaper, .................. ................ ............. respective charges fur tho coming local Chamber of Commerce. As of Dr. George T. Edwards, her has recently added many new books enco work. Tho supplement for | mings around it. P arrem oro, pos*e«- plosion early Monday with estim at­ husband, who is held in connec­ year was to be tho main business an example of t/is publicity, the The only brick work to be done to its collection and others are ex­ 1014-1924 is now being published "Mr. dismissed; Will ed loss of $75,000. The paper wns tion with the woman's death, and pected Roon according to nn an­ and the year book keeps it up to is the tower and it is stated this of tho eighty-first annual Florida following article on the rnunich.il “Msion of liquor. $200 established last spring, was the upon the domestic life of the Ed­ nouncement made Monday by Mrs. date. Volume 24 contains a val­ will he finished within 10 days. Methodist Episcopal Church south golf course appearing in tho Now , ***c I-nrkin, gambling, property of local Klan affiliations. wards. conference which wns to close to­ York Sun in its issuer of Nov. 15, Bricklaying will again be start­ Anne Van Ness Brown, tho libra­ uable leading course, which the li­ •'treated; Sampson Hais declared to be typical. ed at the Masonic Temple, Tues day. brary hopes to get later. rian. Meanwhile Dr. Edwnrds receiv­ t)i|ng $5 nnd costs; 01- Judgment Is Given “At tho close of last season day, stated S. T. Hunt, in charge ed several friends Sunday in the Ellwood, C. A., "Reconstruction The new collection includes gambling, $5 and costs; work was begun on construction ol of tho work. A delay in getting county jail at Bessemer nnd was of Religion.” A profound book of Markets. books for the reference room, adult In Trademark Suit said to have been in the best of fiction, non-fiction und books for strong common-sense and ensy to mill work has been experienced “ «•. gambUr S10 and an additional nine holes to thu ''illiamg, gambling, golf course here, making this nnd as this has now arrived the refusing to discuss in any children. Tiie non-fiction books read. For tho general reader, ns CHICAGO, Dec. 8.—Corn: May, course one of the most outstand­ U; Sam Ford, reek­ ___ CHICAGO. Dec. 8. — Federal spirits work will be resumed ni once. well as clergymen und the Berious particular the efforts of the state have been selected with the view 'slinnwhile under awarded i* I. to connect him with his wife’s of filling requests from readers man. u,luer the m e in- Judge ju d g e Wilerson w lierson today louay awarueu I According to statements made 1.25 to 1.26*4; Wheat: May, 1.62K ing among many in Florida. A» to 1.6214; July 1.48Mi to 1.48Vi; the former home of an old sea •tuor $100 bond estreat- T. Larson Jr., Co., judgment of death. for various subjects, Mrs. Brown _____ E. M., "Princples of Real' ^ officials tentative leases have Oats: May, 01 *4 to 82V4. Fisher, ■»».j.Urr*T’ drunk $10 $1,700,000 against Wm. Wrigley captain the clubhouse retains been made for some of the offices stated. .......... Authoritative works have Estate Pructce.” ......... ..............|U .I W g ,.m H v. Approved by the . . Solicitor Ben Perry was absent ........... " alter Lockley Jr. Co., in a trademark suit that much of its charm and quaintness, been chosen for this purpose, sho Niitionul Association of Rcul Instate I ol* t,he K.rt»und floor, but with all modern appointments «iin»rP !tei • Dexic Han-1 has long' been pending between from the city Sunday, it was said added. VICE COUNSUL DIBS Boards as u scientific text book | kali is fust taking on ‘ continued to W ed-! two chewing gum company con- at his home. Whether there wns for the comfort of the guests. The books of fiction represent 1prepnred by experts to introduce Ike appearance of a public significance in his departure from ; Johnson, drunk, $10 1 cerns. “Surrounding the clqbbouso (s WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.—Death authors of first literary merit uml [ the whole field of real estate to the bjif* inn‘* J;*..! the city at this time authorities a 17 acre orange grove. Sports­ i i ^ r , Knrl Dowell, reckof Henry A. Dayton, vice counsul Huddestnn, foremun in chnrge ol’ nre preparing for preliminary include some of the most popular . beginner and also to the experiencBANDITS GET $10,000 »nn» under thu tho work some of the joists for nt Belgrade was reported Monday men from all over the country hearing for Dr. Edwards, was not nnvels, it is said. The following ed realtor. P ^ r*Jil)0 and costs. come to Florida to hunt and fish. the second floor will be in by to atute department. list of books compiled by Mrs. Hiscox, (5. D.. "Henley’s TwenMILWAUKEE, Dec. * 8.—Five stated. Under Alabama law Dr. Nowhere can better sport of this Tuesday, BL’!I.I)!NG UURNFD robers entered the Northwestern Edwards may demand a prelimin­ Brown have been received and plac- tioth Century Formulas.” Rgcipes LAKE WORTH — New street kind be found than here. Every Mr. Huddeston states th at with and processes. A valuable refer­ ed on the shelves reudy for distri­ ary he»*-:ng within 10 days from National Bank shortly after 10 ence work for the home, the fac­ the same progress thnt in being improvement program involving lake and stream in the country U ^ E V uT e , Gr. Dec. 8 - o’clock and escaped with $10,000, the date of his arrest, unless a bution: New International Encyclopedia tory, the office and the workshop, made ut the present time the expenditure of $250,000 planned; stocked with fish.” •Uned at 5:30 o’clock cash and bonds, estimated at three continuance is agreed to between Second edition in 23 volumes. An giving 10,000 scientific formulas, building should bo ready for occu- 40 miles of streets to be paved. counsel or granted by some court PALMETTO—G. C. Vowell nets hundred thousand dollars. <7r'nK ,le!,troy‘f(1 main of jurisdiction. Dr. Edwards was encyclopedia of the best qtodern [chemical recipe* and money saving pany by the latter part of April. $18,000 from lettuce and torautq ST. PETERSBURG — New Gan­ There are about 40 men employ­ l . J ’*-orgi.i State college JACKSONVILLE — Be-Kay arrested Inst Tuesday and his trial type, with mnny articles on small!ideas. crops ou 12 acres of land at Eilendy bridge completed connecting this ed on the job. exclusive qf plumb­ subjects nml excellent bibliogra-1 Jnkwny, B. C., "Principles of Inl"»* cstimnted at Perfume Company buys $20,000 is expected to be held either Wed­ >n, . . city and Tanipu, __ _____ U ers anil electricians. (Continued on page 3) nesday o4 Thursday of this week. phies. The best American encyclo* i site for new factory building. Arms ion Raised 1 FIR ST SHIPMENT COOLED LETTUCE MADE FROM CITY BERLIN, Dec. 8.—An extraordi­ nary increase in the vote of the .Socialist party over that of last May, consistent gains by the Dem­ ocrats and the politicnl oblitera­ tion of General Ludendorff’s chauvinistic, nnti-somitic party are the outstanding features of the general elections held Sunday for the return of members of the relchstag, nnd the Prussian diet. 'lhis is evidenced by the partial returns received a t government headquarters up to midnight. While definite deductions regarding tho relative ultimato strength of the eight contending major partiea are ns yet impossible, the present re­ turns taken as averages indicate that the Socialists, will enter tho new reichstag as the strongest par ty. Their gains were mnde chiefly at the cost of the communists. The Democrats ran exceptionally well in the metropolitan districts, from Ludcndorc’s party but they deputies, ns against 28 last May. The Clerical party’s vote shows only n slight variation ns compared with tho figures in the Inst election, and Chancellor Marx's party will be returned with nn increase of fivo inundates. WEEKS’ REPORT RECOil COAST GUARD HAS SPLENDID RECORD FOR FISCAL YEAR S en ate C onvenes A t N o o n H ou r OFFICIALS DENY POSTAL REPORT NEGRO BODY WAS SHOWS INCREASE FOUND IN WELLS OVER LAST YEAR State Inquiry Into Death Of Woman Clothed In Secrecv Contractors Make Rapid Progress On New Building Here Municipal Library Adds Many New And Interesting Books to Collection v' i vf. .^vd �H Answer to Yesterday’s Crossword Puzzle 1 q u i-l: IIS H O S H f si j in a (mi uans M a uataa ’* • Y m ,____ * -‘I Government Goses| First Testimony Ip CaseAgainstForbes 1 ^» •f *■ , (Continued from Pago 1) ( tributed part of the 115,000 “ad­ i o .'jiz trtjsjo a ® a vance.” A letter from Pratt to Black was thw bu introduced, dated Oct. 10, 1022, it read: “My dear Black: “I have been wniting for some i.:i n E iu n s a H n word for a long while from either you or Mort (Mortimer-, hut it ii h seems that the government con­ struction work is being delayed and I presume our prospects of get­ R ~ 7 rr~*------------------- -----------------— — — ting anything are very : light. the circumstances, can V. C. Rice, Lecturer, to not“ Under you arrange to have the ad­ vances to your friends tukeri up jfake Address Sunday and oblige. Night at the Milane “ WILIAM D. PRATT." “Told to Forget It” ' The Sanford brnnch of InternnMortimer testified Black gave ;1: ’ tionil Bible Students Association him this letter in New York, a few has secured. V. C. Rice of Now days uftcr its receipt, and told rk City to cive n free lecture him to forget it. At thu same con­ Sunday night at ference. Black told Mortimer, the was 7:30 o’clock nt Inttcr testified, that he the M i l a n o “through with Forbes” and in fu­ Theatre. It was ture would go after the govern­ announced Sat­ ment contracts "without paying nny graft." urday. At that time, Mortimer said, The subject of Mr. Rice's Forbes had accused him of "double lecture will be crossing" because Forbes got only “ World Domin­ $5,000 of the $15,000 "advance." ion Being Trans Moi tinier raid Black told him that Icrre<V' In his Thompson had given Forbes about , address, it' is $30,000. announced, pro­ phecies will be Free lecture, Milane, Sun. night. presented, which A O T I C i : O F A F P I . I C A T I O N F O I t describe the or­ A >1 K \ 11MI-5 A T O F C I I A I t T F . l t . N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t H a n ­ derly transfer fo r *r M o r t g a g e C o m p a n y , a of the “kingdom of this world" F l odr i dllnml on th e ftom under the dominion of Satan I'Jtli daa y cofo r pDo er ac teimo nb,e r,w ill 1921. a p p l y to the rulership of Christ. t o tin- H o n o r a b l e C a r y A. M u r d e r, , at Mr. Rice will present his views T( laolvl aehr na os sr e oe f, tFhloe r Sidt aa ,t u f oorf aFnl o ar imd ea iiiion ’the causes underlying the m e a t of A r ti c le III oT t h e A r t i c l e s World distress of today. o f I n c o r p o r a t i o n of s a i d C o m p a n y so t h a t s a i d A r t i c l e s a s a m e n d e d 1 ___ • an u rn !-r*OTU 3 3 3 0 $F<3 3 0 ras a n u fla .> mc-jci 3 3 H nan sa a liiiia a a a a t it in — - - pnnv, t.lniliMl. a corporation; the H. W h i t e . < te re a se d : W . I i W a l t ­ tio n t h e r e o f : It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e a w o r n b il l h a l l a n d l . u r r M. W * It haft. h!:i w ife; V o ile A.. W i l l i a m : / b u d ci c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n file d t h a t y o u a n d ea c h of y o u h a v e , o r c l a i m s o m e H H iatn-tti W i l l i a m s . Ills w i f e ; All li-.tcri st In a n d t o t h e p r o p e r t y I n ­ u n k n o w n p a r t l c e r U l t n l n g I n l t r - volved In t h i n n u ll, s n d t h - t v o n r * c a t In t h e l a n d s In .'u lv c d In ( l i b n •men a r c u n k n o w n . It Is t h e r e u p ­ on o r d e r e d t h a t y o u nnil e a c h n t , ,'u stilt. . lie. a n d y o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d IMIondant.:. lo a p p e a r t o t h e b ill of c o m p l a i n t In thin c a u s e , o n M o n d a y , t h e 2nd (iltl)K lt UK l-l, JJU»TATHiN. T o a l t p a r l i e s c ln lin ftfn ' I n t e r e s t ■•av o f F e b r u a r y . 1926 a t t h e C o u r t u n d e r F r a n k H. W h i t e , d e c e a s e d , o r h o u se In .Sanford. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , o t h e r w i s e . In t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b ­ F lo r id a , s a id s u i t b e i n g a s u i t . t o ed p r o p e r t y , s i t u a t e , l y i n g a n d In - q u i r t t i t l e In N. II. t l n r n o r , s n d A. ig In t h e c i t y of. S iu ifo rd . th-m lnolc I*. ri> n n c |ly l a t h e a b o v e ilonerlUcd nuntV . F l o r i d a . t n - w l d I,o ls I to la u d s : a n d y o u n r * t h e n a n d t h n r e IS. b o t h I n c l u s i v e , a n d lo t s 19 to r e q u i r e d to m n k b a n s w e r t o s a i d 92. h a t h I n c l u s iv e , o f P in e H e i g h t s , hill o f c o m p l a i n t fi le d a g a i n s t y o u o f S tanford. H rmtnrtlo ( ’m i n ty . F l o r ­ h e re in , o t h e r w i s e a d e c r e e p r o con* ida. an p e r p la t th e r e o f , d u l y rc - f i s : n w ill he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u , r n r d e d In t h e • p u b lic r e c o r d s of nrul e a c h of you . It In f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th i n S e m i n o l e ^ C’o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In P la t i it a lin o be p u b l i s h e d o n c e n Week H ook .1, p a g e SI: fo r e ig h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b mI M W ' R !!»• t t a f t T in i. -.—-r- - - ' ----- - , •( Is the grappling hook business. Opportunity not once but many during your span of isn’t lack of opportu that keeps a man poor, lack of Preparedness. The New Barber Shop. I? Now Open to the Public - TiTifci * p ^ Begin to save now fully prepared big chance comes h Sanford 113 Park Ave. » • •- * . *1 • w- —* ' ...» SANFORD LOAN AND SA V IN G S i PHONE 231 ■--- COMPANY Z09 MAGNOLIA AVI The Opening Of Tt|e ^ -, SANFORD COUNTRY CLUB Under the Management of E. PETTIT BENOIT, I \ GIFTS THAT LAST MeLAULIN’S B Y e llo w J a c k e t S p r a y C art (Formerly with Del Monico’s, New York and the Brightwnters Lonif Island Country Club.) Special Sunday dinners served from 12:30 P. M. to 2 P. M. Private Dinner Parties, Afternoon Teas and Dinner Dances can now be held at the Sanford Country Club. It is an ideal location for affairs of this kind. The present management guarantees excellent cuisine and service. Telephone 2o00 for reserva­ tions. u il d e r s of experie know that they can B upon us. The quality of our buildir materials is assured by the skill of leading manufact ers and by our care in the i lection of our stock. Prom pt deliveries are i certain by the large and < plete supplies we mail in our warehouses. Upon reliability is our reputation. laaM aaaaB aB B B B aaaaaaaaaaB aaaB K aB B aB aaB aB aaa'B aaaaaa ARE YOU SAVING YOUR HOME? A LITTLE PA IN T At the right time will prolong- the life of your home and save you money. Hill Lumber Comps THE HOUSE Use T h e Eberson-Lindsley Paints —Z -I-P S e r v i c e RHONE 135 SANFORD, FLORIDA Hought nt LOSSING PAINT CO, 113 Magnolia Avenue .in a B a a a a a a a a a a B B n a a a a a a a a a a a B a B a a a a a a a B B fla a a a B B a a MAHONEY - WALKER CO. INCORi’ORATED 2 w I’lionc 3HK- -207 E. Coiumcrrial St. J iB H B M iiia iia ia iiB ia iiiii ITS THE TI ME 0 W. It. WILLIAMS, 01/U.DJNG AMD] City Manager. 1PAVIM6 f o r . Dee. 0 and 13. A HOME IS Sanitary hand cleaning and pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 East 2nd. St. the b e s t KlhJD O P LIFE INSUfc Free lecture, Milqne, Sun. night. AWCE-y0 U Pont h a v s To D fE TO — QUALITY EGGS laii;i mil I m l l»> b e a t Seminole County Poultry t a g A sso ciatio n . gam e. l ‘« r \i %. A P . T r n Co. DmU ISrot »•rtrrln S? Sr w HEApQUARTEKS FOR SANTA CLAUS* Children’s Toys—Automobiles, Tricycles, Wagons, Roller Skates, Air Rifles, Busclmll and Football Goods, Cans ami Ammunition J* jz ft MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS AN IDEAL ONE FOR YOUR CHILD ^ # A home is the ucst of all investments. There arc no dividends to compare with the comfort and contentment, no returns equal to 'the personal ■ pride felt by the man who owns his home. We ' S| cun furnish yen 'blue prints for any bungalow yot select from our large assortment. We have * many plans that will delight you and we* are in- 8 terjiftted in helping you select one that is just right for your menus and requirements CALL AND SEE TJS TODAY jy Cemo in, Huy Early and Avoid the Rush £ TER LUMBER COMPANY l Co. g j f»«» Select Your Gifts Early \ \ j NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. 8 i v 8 $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15 and up are not merely merchandise but arc tokens of friendship and esteem rr- ■ Wc are goinR TO DO THE IMI’OSSIHLE— Please nil—Give Us a Trial " T h e a m o u n t of t h e au th o rised eap ltn l stock o f th is c o rp o ra tio n 112 Magnolia Ave. Phone I 111 shall he t h r e e t h o u s a n d (.1.000) s h a r e s o f c o m m o n s t o r k of no p a r Issu ed , t a l l y paid a n d The Star Barber Shop opened v a lu e , to lie usNeNsmeiits, am i t h r e e 'Authorized Riddle Dealer Jte doors to the public Saturday ehxuenmd rpetd frt oh m o u s a n d (llu o .o im 00) D o l­ morning a t 113 I’nrk Avenue. J l a r s s h a l l he p r e f e r r e d s t o r k d i v i d ­ ree th o u s a n d (1,000) W. Snow, formerly with the Blue ed I n to t hHie par v alu e of Odd Front Barber Shop on West First sHhuanr ed sr e do f (1100.00) D o lla r s e a rli, lo p referred Stect. Is the owner of the now ho d e s l g n a l e d at* firs ! n ek a n d lo lie Issu ed fu lly p a id ince of business. New equipment si a n d e x e m p t fr o m a s s e s s m e n t s a n d g a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a iroughout the shop has been in­ so ld In iicco rd itn ee w i t h th e t e r m s , stalled and everything for the p r o v i s io n s , e o n d l t l o n s mol s t i p u l a ­ ■( 1 v> g a s e x p r e s s e d In t h i s e l i n r l e r . ■CCffifort of its patrons has been at inodn s siieh a s m a y he h e r e a f t e r d e ­ secured,- _it wan t e r m i n e d by t h e H oard o f I d r e e t o r n ... announced. of tills c o r p o r a t i o n , p r o v i d e d , t h a t LAFOLLETTE EX 1’ENI)ITURKS t h a t h o l d e r s of s a i d p r e f e r r e d s t o c k s h a l l lie e n t i t l e d to receive and t h i s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l he h o u n d to WASHINGTON, Dec. fl.—LnFol- puv th e re o n a veurly cu m ulativ e ltftto-Wheeler expenditures in the d iv i d e n d of e ig h t p e r c e n t u m liaypresidential campaign totalled filili* h a lf y e a r l y , b e f o r e a n y d i v i ­ p aid on 1221,000 the commiltcn reported dt heen d c os hmaml lo nhe s st oe tc k a; s i adned .o r p ro v id e d , today to the c:erk of the House. f u r t h e r , t h a t on ills',ulutl'.ii . o r l i q ­ u i d a t i o n of Hits c o r p o r a l Ion, th e ’ Free lecture, Milane, Sun. night. h o l d e r s o f p r e f e r r e d s l o c k s h a l l lie e n t i t l e d to re c e iv e t h e fu ll p a r v a l ­ ue o f llie lr said sto c k a n d a ll u n ­ =: ()nr exeluftivti stock of porsonnl selections is ADVERTISEMENT p a id d iv i d e n d s neei in d I h e r e o n b e ­ f o r e n n y p a y m e n t o r d l s l r l b u l ■ n h open to thu discriminating public. 35 years of Scaled proposals will be receiv­ s h a l l be m a d e to t h e h o l d e r s of pleasiiiK our patrons with finality Roods will be ed by the City Commission of San­ r e c o r d of c o m m o n s t o c k , m id p r o ­ e e r ^ of ford, Florida a t their office in the vr eidc eodr d, fofu r t ph reerf, e rtrheadt stlhoec k h os ld unbroken this seuson. h a l l tint g City Hall.' at or beforo 2 p. in., be c o l l i led lo v o le al (HIV C o r p o r ­ :: It will be a pleasure to show you our stock a t e m e e t i n g , u n l e s s Hits c o r p o r a t i o n Dec. 22, 1021, fur grading, drain­ nil ii 11 h a v e fa ile d in d e c l a r e m id pa> in order th at you may make comparisons. mi Hie p r e f e r r e d s t o c k al ing, and paving the following dt hi ve i dreant de s of e ig h t p e r t-e n tiim p e r a n n u m , f o r a fe_'lml o f t h r e e c o n ­ streets, to-wit: s e c u t i v e y e a rs , .o w h ic h e v e n t th e Maple Avenue from F irst Street h o l d e r s of s a i d p r e f e r r e d s t o c k s h a l l be e n t i t l e d to v o le nt a n y c o r ­ to Fifth Street. Watches — :— Diamonds — :— Jewelry p o r a t e m e e t i n g In t h e s a m e fo r m th e sam e , Holly Avenue from First Street a n d m a n n e r a n d w ith -----Silverware — :— G l a s s w a r e ----------r i g h t s a n d p r i v i l e g e s n s h o l d e r s of to Fifth Street. i*iiiniiimi s l o c k , h u t w h ic h r i g h t to — :— Chinn — :— so v o le s h a l l •em iH m ie o n l y d u r i n g Poplar Avenue from First Street siild d o||iii|iieiicy In lln p a y m e n t or to Third Street. d i v i d e n d s on t h e p r e f e r r e d s l o c k , f u r t h e r . Dial Ho Proposal to lie presented in a a n d p r o v i d e d h o l d e r s of p r e f e r r e d s t o c k s h a l l al Scaled envelope, endorsed on the nil tittle s lie e n t i t l e d to v o t e nl a n y 212 E. First t h e s a m e fo r m ■ outside “Bid for Paving,” Sanford, cn oailr p omr aat ne n ienr e, r tai nmgi In . w ith t h e s a m e ■ ------------------- - I t ----------------------------------------------------------------- i Florida, mid the name of the lad­ r i g h t s a n d prlv lleg 'e s a s h o l d e r s of ■M B ic a x u B a iiia a iin iiiia R M B n a a a a n ia iia ia in R M iB iii.^ . t h e c o m m o n s t o c k u p o n n n y iiiicmder or ladders. tlnli r e l a t i n g to th e I n c r e a s e or d p r e f e r r e d s t o c k of . Each proposal must ho accom­ n ei lcsr e ca os er p oofr a t Hie man i i o n , t h e p a y m e n t s f< r panied by a certified check, made s a i d s l o c k , e i t h e r ciicmiiiiii o r in f e r r e d . s h a l l ho iituilo In l u w f u l uyable at sight, to the order of m o n e y nl tile I m lcii m il tel), ,-*i . ,., We uro Agents for tho bo City Auditor & Clerk, of San­ Hull n n y llo rtlo u th e r e o f , n s h e r e i n l i f t e r d e s l u n n l e d h> Hie lllr e ifle r: ford, Florida, for II per cent of m a y lie pnld f o r In p r o p e r t y , l a b o r o r S e rv ic e s nt a mi t v a l u a t i o n to tho amount of their bid. be f i x e d by Hie d i r e c t o r s a t a no i t The successful bidder or bidders lu g c a ll e d f o r s u c h p u r p o s e . Halil p r e f e r r e d sin. k s h a l l In s u b j e c t In will bo required to give a bond r e d e m p t i o n a t p a r a t (lie e n d of e v eiirs fr o m d a l e o f Issiian de equal to 50 per cent of Ids or their fiv I’riiiiorty, lu hoi n r s e r v i c e s m a y a l ­ bid, and such bond to be executed so lie piireliuseil o r p a id t o r w ith ! e a p l t n l s l o c k nl a Just v a lu o ll- .n . by n surety company licensed to ' of stirii p r o p e r t y , la b o r o r s e r v ic e s , to be t l x e d by t h e d i r e c t o r s nt a do business In the State of Flori­ 'i m e e t i n g c a l l e d f o r su rli p u r p o s e . " it A N I'l i|H > IK 'N D A- .VPUtTda. said bond to be approved by the Wc hiivr new carts ntiil repairs for the ohl ones on hand, t l A t l E COM I’A NY. City Commission. 11> K. A. D o u g la s s . I 'r e s l d e n t . l.et uh hook yeur order fur a new one or repair the old one. W . I . I.n* Mcrt li tiai llru rrf) sc «’hi iirp t U r o f c r ) fre e lecture, Milan,. Sun. night. THE STAR BARBER SHOP DECORATIVE LIGHTING FITMENTS Gifts . ”r » — " g *• u I C X r !’r c ^ , . . U . - - ■ ---- :---------------T-.—------- - Brighten up the home with up to date Riddle Fitments A rtic le III. t - If, _ lnIr Open Saturday s h a l l r e a d a s fo l lo w s : Copies of the plans and specifi­ Free lecture, Milunc, Sun. night. cations may be seen at the office of the City Manager, or at the of­ tv tilt: i m i i r r r o t itT-«»r t i i i : s iiv r .v r n .iitiDTM. ( lin t it fice of Fred T. Williams, Engin­ •»f r i . o i i i i i \ , iv a v d io n NIDIIVOl.i: ( (|| VIA, II.oil I DA. eer. Plans and specifications may IN i ’ll A NC KItY be obtained at either office on de­ N. II. c 2«i r nt*; ii ml ,\. I* C o n n e ll y , ConiiilftlnunlH. posit of $10.00 which will be re­ VK. K lu rld n Litnd ,<• C i.lo tilx atIo n C ointurned if a bid is made. Tim City Commissions the right to reject any, or nr to accept any bid they be for the best interest of City. „ „ Clerk or fho^ilrouu’coiirt'oV S now / B §! Seminole County. Florida. Ity A. M. WEEKS. U- L- lls h e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . K * New Barber Shop Is Opened By J. W. Snow th e ro m p la ln a n ta heroin, h a v in g o r to h a v e a n y r ig h t, title o r * W itn e ss m y h a n d a s C le rk o f said * w tlknnw n heir*. «fpVlSees. g f a n t r r 's cI nl at ehrnelsnt g ip a n d t o t h e a b o v e d e - C o u r t, s n d t h e s e a l t h e r e o f , t h l s i r and otHCr claim an ts tn id tr P ran k s c r ib e d la n d s , o r a n y p a r t o r p o r ­ TELEPHONE 53 tg SANFORD. FLORIDA -------------------------------- —---------------------------- 5 ■ I a ■aaaaaaaaanaaaaaiaaaaaaaaBaaaaaniS To look over your homo to see it is snug for the winter. A cofrj tractor that operates a novelw mill is well qualified to do t#,] work. You have our assurance than we are as well qualified to con­ struct, remodel, or repair ynur home as any other firm. Get our advice in regards to the building and remodeling 0* your home. It will be most help* fu l. COLLER The B u ild e r North French Avenue �acre errner, cbiitnlnlng 31.13 fnnj » , Vi t r i e r of **ld. South West _ DmIs. Henry H. Loemls.'Harriett viuions cf law, the nnnual a e n « nf land.“ A « n ro r st: thenco N o rth tlop 3. 190 W ife Physician Found) Yon are thcc«ro,r.%..«rdero<1• ami Loomis. Alter C. Haiti. William F. Ing of the Stockholders !of the Haul, diaries A. Clowes. James *7» feet to nn 'Iron rcqulrril )o npprnr <o the hill of North SB hearers, 2S minute" Murdered In Her Bed eompwint herein court hjiuso West 190 feet to a P-"t Title Guaranty and Mortgage Com­ IvlNon. Aturiha K. YTTUon, Ms wife, at Linford. S»emlnn!e County, Flori­ of sslAr.seetlons: thence In th« nda. *nil A. nrrker. nnd each of them, on Monday, the Snd day of simif dlrecllnn North *9 u pany will be held at the office of di-erased or otherwise; Fchrnary. 1925, said.cause lielng n BIRMINGHAM. Dec. «•— ,Mr»; It nppearlnn hy the ■worn bill irrees, 25 minutes West 6i« Clerknn ’'* Wc4 i" suit YA (inlet title in' the complainGeorge T. Edwards, age 30, wife of fret from said Section the Company, in the City of San­ of complaint herein that you may unt to the abovo described tract of (Heal) on Iron stake: thence .Virtn he Interested In that cortnln lot, well known physician here, was piece or parrel of land altUHto In 32 degrees West .»2" feet. m^J" 1;,"J."'.;fiirthor Mdtred that this Fred R.nw-A Hi slain while aho slept and her hus­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—Pr*| •epn- ford, Florida, on the 20th day of iI fcemlnolo Comity, Florida, and deor less, to tho North line of to -ptihllfttU oners a week for band was snot in hand by person ration nnd mailing ling of 6.577,171 acres, thence West 163 fee*; rnnsecuilvojwmika in the Han y f t T t t f e ia i h . f c r t line of more or luia, to the aforesaid 1 > who entered their home about 4 chccku for an atsegregate of 9239,Jan. 5. I ' lJ.’i'jS fl ____ January, 1025. a t tho hour of 3:00 » Section 7. Township 20 South o'clock Tuesday morning. A 001,814 wns on item in the year’s oVIo ; P. M. for the purpose of Kang* 31 Hast, at n slake wound in tho left templo Indicated business of the pension bureau. con#j(jCring such matters as may standlmr 1325 feet North of the the woman wns slain with a blunt The bureau’s'an n u al report today, Fiiulho.’ist onrncr of said sec* ilfio, running from thenau West Instrument. No motive has yet said it has 525,539 nnmrtt on its be brought before it. 11» MU feet lo the corner of a beeir discovered. Burns on the wo­ pen.iion lists, ns against 639,756 a | Dated this the Cth duy V>f DeIrm-I of land heretofore con­ man's body indicated some drug veyed; thenco North 2t degrees n?°‘ ■ , I .ember, 1921. West 1215 fuel, morn or less, may have been used before she vena Ponrinners now on the roll inq n rhn«» to the West lino of 10 nere killed. tract >-f land; thenee North 152 elude 146.816 Civil Wnr veterans; . 4 feet morn or less, to the to 253,136 Civil Wnr widows; 85,038 Attest: President. nr re corner: thenco lien Inn mu Spnnlsh Wnr veterans, nnd 10,101 j Alfred Foster, Secretory. iiuiilii at the pluco of coni4\V rieiiromrnt between sections 7 Spanish Wnr widows. Still sur- | ______ ___________ nnd 0 und runr..ni; from thenre viving nre 31 Mexican war voter- - j. i:a»t In section K. tin the South U p nns nrd 33 widows of noldiers o f ! S i m p l e I n V C I l t l O n lln- of tho West ono half of the Northwest Qunrtor of the tho wnr of 1812. Makes Car Go During tho part year death re­ moved from tho lists 21.808 Civil »; r Forty-Two Miles #. i W BERLIN, Dec. 8.—Berlin Is hnv- nr veterans nnd 11,444 Civil War liAS FltANI.'IHOO, Oil.—We hnvrt widows. These dccrensos wero ing a hard time putting through its jufil learned that it Han Kranclacn new traffic regulations, which for largely offret bv a gain of 16.C45 niitoniotlva engineer, formerly of ^ K ( York, has perfected u muchtho most pnrt are patterned upon in the Spanish Wnr soldier roll nnd New needed hilt simple device whirl! American models. In fact this cap­ of 2,937 in the Spanish War widow , ,-n Odes rur owners to Inereuse Ihelr ital, in which cabinet crises nrc roll. ' iitllcane up lo nMonlshlnK figures, A recent reorganization of the i n i ,-n whirl) I his has Iteen tested uo frequent ns to he uninteresting. made 15 miles and over on a is now developing what may b e ! bureau haw resulted in more expe­ havi •-illIon of KJsnllne. In-sides greatly ditiotiH settlement of pension claims termed a traffic crisis. r t " Next to pro inrreuhln•; Ihelr power and pick­ and con of the new regulations for nrd tho speeding up of disposition up. The little attachment Is entirely vehicles and pedestrinns occupied of pension payments, besides muk- automatic and Holf-regulatlng mu) !»•«* possible elimination of 150 po­ ran In- Installed most space in the dully press. hy nnyune In a few The dijculty tieema to be two­ sitions with an estimated saving minutes without .ilrllllm; holes or Remember when •t. • 4 •. # any rhangea—tlie only toot fold: First, the lack of discipline of 1216 000 In government sala­ ni.iUliiii you laid ■ chip tu t-led Is a wrench. Tlie Inventor, ries annually. •hot dead to the of tho pedestrians, and Hccnnd, the iv-ll K. I'ralt. 510 Van Ness Avepin —th at's how unorganized adniixturo of push­ niie, San Fra nr Ism. lias patented ■ood Oh Henry t .i < ' *« t ■ the device nnd (or n short time ho taeteel carts, nutos, electric cars, busses, British Banker Will Is wltllhK I" let nuto owners try bicycles, and horse-drnwn vehicles R a n f d h d R a n k a n d T r u s t R om pany It ni Ills risk. Write him today. A Fine Candy in the streets. Appeal Court Ruling —Adv. /l' The Berlin pedestrian regards it 10c Everywhere an his Inalienable right to crous the ii: riitrtU T c o tm T o f LONDON. Doc, 8.—C. E R o b - ! mf.tmi iso i .k r o u v r v . f i .m i i o a . SANFORD. FLORIDA. street wherever nnd however he inon will nppciil against .imiginrnt KY leases. Ho will throw himnclf into in Mbllntid Rank case ami bna ex­ J o h n W il liIaSm r i lIA’uNieOr . Kl.'i n n p la l n a n t. t-.l: - ni . lio confused jumhlu of vehicles of ecuted n dp°d of n;;signmcnt mnkvs. T h e lu-lrs. d e v is e e s , u r n n t e e s n n d every description In the middle of ---- . . ing over nil hix right" in 125,000 o il ie r i-lalin.-inm u n d e r C o r n e l i a the Btrcct and insist upon crossing j pOUn(js sterling which he claims V. l i r u r r . C. F. Ilru ce, A n n i e 1). i without waiting till he rcnchcs n j fr„m |,ank according to stntcnicnt Iiru ce. f t nl. OltUKIl FOIt PCni.tCATION street intersection. Until the Gcr on hchnlf of Mrs. Robinson. > i ■ Tinof Florida. man enn be taught to bow to the To, nil p a r t i e s r l a l m l n n I n t c r e n t same rulcn when he is out walking uioli-r C o r n r l l a F. Ilriu-e, & F. FIRE DORS NO DAMAGE Iiriico, A n g u s l». I l r u c e , F raticln | as govern* hi" progreas when he F o s t e r , J o h n IM W ard l.o o m ls . P. J . BkH,«r»l |a Iker»»l«te»«4ti»4,»«*«UM Wllllu** I is riding,*the enforcement of traffic Quick work by residents near I’a r a in o re . I l lr n m laio m ls. I l e r a n d 25?cSJr to c«. ai«M». IU.. Do. x. wuuikMt. rr»», i regulations will 'be rendered il­ the home of P. R. Andcrew.n at loxim is, n n d eneli of t h e m , d e c e u s e d r o t h e r w i s e : H. J e n n i e Moon, (!. M. lusory. Shellbnnk Farm saved the house oMoon. H nrah J. Iloone. C a l v i n M. from catching fire fire late. Mooue. H aruh I.oornla, H e n r y AFRICANS LIKE WHALE MEAT Friday night when n grass fire II. i.o o m ls . H A. a rrie tt l.o o m tn . - C. H aul. W i l li a m F. H a u l , gnined considerable headway. No CA hlin u r le a A. t ’lowea. J a m e s W i l ­ LONDON, Dec. 8.—Canned cuta damage was done, it wns nnnmincson . M a r t h a II. WIlHon, Ills w if e , of whnle ment are considered n a n d A. Meeker, ntnl e a c h o f t h e m . If grent delicacy In West Africn, ac­ DAYTONA — Amcrcnn Power llvim.', u n d If d e a d , all pnrtlt-.i cording to tin* Board of Trade Jour­ nnd Light Company of New York i-lalnilni: I n t e r e s t u n d e r tl.e s a i d H. e n n i e Moon, t*. M. Moon, Hur a h J. nal. l ’ructicnlly thp whole of the purchases local Public Utilities JIloone, C a lv i n M. Iloone, Hnrali A. whale meat canned in British Col- Company in 83,000,000 deal; new uinbift Inst year was wild among owner now supplies electricity and the settlements between Liberia gas to 400 communities. nnd the Congo. West Africn has thus solved the GROVELAND—320 ucrcs of land problem of ilnding n market for north of town sold to colony of Before making your final selection, hear all the other ■i her jpfj-Digraphs and have the one yoi^ thinkW whale ment after the oil linn been Kentucky people. to your home on approval. Then let us place beside j it a-^Iew Ediso son phonograph so th a t you nw/comp extracted, for wbnlo steak has be­ We nre still mnking thnt the two. come n really popular vinud in NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEET­ delicious—home-nmde candy thnt part of the world. —daily. This is tho final test of merit the only tost th at is fait*1to you^-dnd it will assure your lasting satiafacti ING OF STOCKHOLDERS Hungry? of MIAMI ERECTS NEW HOTEL Try one of our ham sand­ wiches with bottled chocolate TITLE GUARANTY AND MIAMI BEACH, Dec. 8.— An­ a MORTGAGE COMPANY ■ milk. nouncement has been made lu-re of Sanford, Florida construction work to begin Boon on the lirr-t unit of big new hotel notice is Hereby given , on the ocean front. This unit, it That in pursuance with the Char­ Mllnnu Theatre In said, will cost one inillio miniter and in accordance with the proa a ilX I B lI H H lI I I I B R I I B n B U lars. w. j B e A djusted — J- ■ WASHINGTON, Dec. S ^D Irec’'Geheral of Raillrtads Jifnea C. ivia expects, Hon after Jan. 1 t, to make a complete report irtllng adjaatments with railis as a result of Federal war* control. Railroad claims are lly closed out, but there ita to. be disposed of some 10,casga which Individuals have .„ .-_ jrtt sgsinst the government. " ' A' substantial reduction' in ‘ the Kfotco of Mr. Davis' office already has taken place, but the wind-up . iof tipe United States Railroad Atl...ministration awaits termination of • tbe individual claims. v This fettling of millons of 'do!'la r sn claims between the railroads B and the Federal Government,, Mr. ■s-Davis calls "the largest linuldn• ,tion of a single commercial inter... cat ev«*r undertaken.” The adjustment of claims filed ,- by railroads, the director general ‘ doclores, was accomplished by the A payment to the creditor roads of ;' 9243,647,190.91, and collecting from _ the. debtor roads 1193,446,209,34, mailing the net cost cf this odjuat■■ment, exclusive of overhead, f50,200,987.57, or ieos than aovon per­ cent of the face of the dainm ns 'Anally prejented. After Federal control the roads filed dalmn , against the government for use of their property and underninlntc. nance of way and equipment total. ing 91,014,307,440.72. • , The total cost of Federal conr trot of the country's railroads in pUctd' nt 11.690,000,000 by Mr. DoVls. July 1 this year the ralirnnd adtninl ‘.ration had unexpended ap­ propriations and obligations of enr,_rlera aggregating 1655,022,920.77, .O f thia amount 1253,257,000 wm* represented by six per cent obligtitionr- of the rnrriers. v Tho period of Federal rnilrond control continued from December .11, 1017, to Fcbrnnry 29, 1920. All . but four railroad concerns, and thoic in tlie hnntla of receivers, have been settled with. Growing . out of the Mlnnc.uita forest Ore of November. 1918, 12,000 suits fecre recorded ngalnst the railroad administration. Thin fire is re­ sponsible for n great many of the 10,000 personal actions now pend­ ing, which will hnvo to be settled icforo the administration can finnly dose ita hooks. S ion V eteran s ’ R eceive P en sio n s Service Citizens Of Berlin Tie Traffic With Jay Walking Habits 10 M 8 KANDY REQUESTS LITERATURE C h r ist m Here’; One R E A L ■* Tho Mlllwnkce Sentinel has re­ q u ested the local Chamber of Comrmeren to cand literature to the .travel bureau that paper, to n».slht in choosinr places for it's pn(trolls to spend the winter. Secre­ tary I'carman states that this is in Jconjunction with the advertising rogram that is being staged irough'out the country in over 40 frflVtmpolltan newspnpars. -The in­ formation was sent immediately, .ho anuuunced. t1 -■ ; arrrr.j I ! B lin m illllU n ilU IH R H B R R B Iia B R B B H aR R R R R B B H R B H R R B R R R R H H aB aR R B a R R R B R R R R R R R R B H R R B B B lR B R aR B R R R R B B H B R R R R B C R R B B B B R A small initial payment will place the instrument of your choice in your home fJ ....... . Christinas..- *'C>. 1 v :. | E Waters Kandy Kitchen J. H. H in term ister P ian o G vlIa; __ _ _ iiBiBBHBMijaHiiiiiBnBiiqa I j 'l B B a B O B B H a i a B l ^ n i l B - n a - a a 'X B a i It ■ -- :.; : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 + 4 4 il'4 4 ,},+ 4 -l'+ + 4 4 + + + H 4 'frt+ 4 + '!'H ,I44+4-l"l'+,l-I %'• 4-+ it The Holly Realty Company opened an office in the Valdez Hotel and is now at your service ! i ««• O n _• 4 - ❖ -t-4-* •: -i-• > - t - ^ -•*:-<•-t--t--t-4*-:--:-4- ! List Your Property With Us: • ? * | f f j j\4 * f4* r l <- *Y *’ *• • •• : : ^ v You v/ant to buy or sell Business Property, Homes,, Subdivisions, Apartment House Sites, Farms and HOLLY REALTY x e R. S. HOLLY, General Mgr. 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You may be amased at the (Continued from Page 1) ph. . “Bali- reprint of a former Work, With a in mow in thtojfctt. • , written ro- hero n* fascinating as Scsra.*th the po**l* diagram are synonyms and•word descripare connected and in service, a worda contained in this puxale. icp of oM VUgfnts, sod ono of niouehe. Outstanding novels &f i the year, slightly sulphuric taste. Turgenev, Ivan. "House o f Gen­ one of the ntoetigestt and most tlefolks.’* This story by one of “fib cotmumer need to fear any stic Araericdtf aothos*. • »v ' bdd'results from the use of the the greatest Russian writers de­ r Hudson^ W. H. fG water.** * pict: his most beantlfal momen Metis." The belt work teripr Peroration.” A thorough list .of English proem, b■Ton the character, snd influenced an entire _ _ .. ,.K. . . . ... — -------America. nation. discussion of this subject, explain­ f t itluHtrstes his late of all beau­ ing Id *h ertitlk and ocieaiiflc .ymk White, W. P. "Twisted Foot.” : the principles which urtdfrHeHhs tiful things. A clever Western story, full Of ac­ •Hutchinson, Vere. “Greet Wa­ tion, and touched with humor and decoration of houses. Overtort,.Grant. "Cargoes -for ters.” An admirable sea afery of mystery. As popular i t the li­ J3 Crusoues." Contains .Interesting pirates in the eighteenth: century. brary as Zane Urey. Lincoln, Joseph. ‘Ttugfed Wa­ biographical notes and fasta of Wilson. H. L. "Merton of the present day writers not readily ters.” One o f .tlye happiest books Movies." The picture of a young 6t the year and art unusually good found elsewhere, drith comments grocer who goes into the moving Cape Cod story. and criticism: of their works. picture business. A rtory of real Machen, Arthur. Story of a boy humor and pathos, by one of our Prmtt, W. 8., “New Encyclopedia with an oversensitive imagination, of Music snd Musicians." The best.humoritsts. most recent and beat one-volume and dalled a "Robinson Crusoe of Wodehome, P, G. 1"Leave It to book on music. Comprehensive the Soul." A book of quiet and Smith." The author is past master emotions. and carefully compiled. Contains of the art of humor and conversa­ definitions, biographical facts Hrid Masefield, John. "Sard HatUer." tion. and thii: amusing yarn is con­ information about musical plates A romance of the sea and South sidered one of the best books of and Institution?, and a'Hat of op­ America, with love and adventure, the season. arid the find descriptions for which eras and oratorios. Scott, E. X., "Story Tailing,1* this.author is noted. kason, A. E. W. "House of the Holly Realty Company What to tell and how to teU it. A valuable little ^ook, literary in Attohr." ’ A well written thriller ton*, giving programs, suggestions and model mystery story above the Opens Office On Park average. Avenue, Valdez Block Melville, Herman. “Moby Dick." A realistic story of whale-fishing In.the Pacific and a permanent con­ The Holly Realty Co., is the tribution to American literature. name of a new real estate firm Merrick, Leonard. "Conrad in which has opened in this city with Qflest of His Youth." Merrick is offices In the Valtex Hotel build­ ZONTAL VERTICAL ealled ' The author's author.” This ing on Park Avenue. The an­ Is his most popular book, and shows nouncement regarding the forma­ 20—plant 1— mother# ...J24—jHjJsWjiive hi*,usual charm and distinction of tion of the new company waa 27—unsubstan2—do wrong pronoun made Monday by Reginald S. Hol­ i-tyle. ’ 1 - tial or 3— preposition 20—moves Miln, L. J. "In a Shantung Gar­ ly, who will have charge of the ' breexy 4— witnessed abofct den." This story depicts ’the beau- business. For some time Mr. Holly has 2 &7-»ffirm ative tv of a Chinese garden.'and the 5— withered lightly has been connected with the office charming home life . of awealthy . C—upon 28—old age mandarin, where . a , young Ameri­ of E. F. Lane. He announced that 'uname 32—pronoun 7— fight 30—to crowd can obtains, an entree and,tries his he has severed his connection with of 34—doctrine 8— stairs (obs.) that firm and with the Florida fortune. Morley A Marquis. , “Pandora Trucker in order that he may de­ 11—West Africa 31—elongated ect 36—note of Southern .hero, vividly and accur­ ately depicting the social Ufa of Lifts' the Lid.” A story of the up- vote his entire time and attention (abbr.) fish y scale to-date flapper, where seven girls to tho new firm. New York in the seventies. 14— noble 33—toYStypas! rth 37—male cat The Holly Realty Co., it is stat­ Cabell. J. B. "Cream of tho di.appear. Full of mirth and niiefix 39—religion 15— sleeping' '35—point'of ed. will mako a specialty of sub­ Jest." This comedy of evasions is division property and sub-division 17—bear compass liner (abbr.) written with Cabell’s clast ic touch campaign will be put on later in and distinctive charm. od of 40—propelling 10—called 36—obese. the season in conjunction with Curwood, J. O. “A Gentleman of I instrument 21— to set ajar88—pronoun another lar«re realy firm. Not Courage.” Story laid on the high 41—long, (poet | \ 40—conjtinc only will the new firm buy and shores of take Superior. Good desell real estate, but will handle 22— part of tioi^'' scrintions and characters of the trs pointed rentals of both city and courtly early days of Canada. an or weapon properties. Forsyte line 42—types Galaworthy, . John. JH h 3i• m t *ri flg1fi ** ii IS m• ■ M a is si ir :V* 0 1 F ¥± Hjip1 d a it a jU Mam 1t»ii t |F!r w felHD1 mum m □□□□ • 1 •* *AU«AHAgSBE/-Fla* Dee. 8 ^ A meeting of all southern su tes superintendents of public instruc­ tion, called for January 3-7 -at QUifport,'Miss, is expected to bate ■ ■bearing on future aid that will .be extended. these states by the General .Education Board' o f New York. The meeting has been called by Wallace Buttrick, chairman of that board which has notified the raperintendents that it will bear ail expenses incident to the gather- g • . n 1 r o w ^ / ■ • •• • •l 0 __ i' .J»‘ S -I Gibbs Elected Head Taylor Commandery L. H. Gibbs was elected and n- allotments the bom stalled as commander of Taylor Thi« .rrnngemon Commandery M a t the election and continued June 30, installation of officers held Fri- education depurtme dov night. • ; are wondering wh« Hamll Tolar .officiatedI as in- w|n rgncw the a m staling officer end James Mough- tabilsh something ton as marshall. ................................. Thj following elective officers were installed: A. F. McAllister, generalissimo; T. W. Jones, capt­ ain; Glen E. McKay, senior ward­ en; John Gotv, junior warden; R. B. Chapman, ‘prelate; R. S. Key, treasurer and John D. Jinkins as rerorder. •The following appointive offic­ ers were named: George Huff standard bearer; Robert Herndon, sword bearer; H Brotherson. war­ der; C. Starr, sentinel; T. Mere­ dith, guard and Sandy Anderson, guard. Officials state that It was one of the largest sessions held for Home timo and that the ceremon­ ies were very interesting. A bnnnuet was enjoyed at the close of partmonts. tho session. PHONE 27 or 202 for Distilled W ater Ice, J .. ;| A Saving on each FIVE GALLONS of....... Why not use melted ice for drinking water, WARDROBE TRUNKS LINGERIE CREPES—Per Yard $27.50 LADIES’ PATENT LEATHER AND SATIN SLIPPERS 72-INCH TABLE DAMASK. BOYS’ SUITS $7.45 MEN’S ARMY LAST, WORK SHOES $22.50 25c____ _ LADIES’ FLANNEL DRESSES JOHN B. STETSON HATS $12.50 FULL SIZE DOUBLE BLANKETS BOYS’ RIBBED UNION SUITS MEN’S RIBBED UNION SU'TS MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS v $ 1.00 Per Yard 3fi-INCH PAJAMA CHECK. White, Pink and Blue. Per Yard MEN’S SUITS __ BELDING SATIN, 36 INCHES WIDE Gray Blue, Black, White andJJrown. Per yard LADIES’ RIBBED UNDER SHRTS With Sleeves. .j GENUINE COW HIDE HAND BAG Kid Lined. ________ 59c _______ $12.50 75c MEN’S GRAY FLANNEL PANTS LADIES’ CORDUROY BATH ROBES $5.00 $3.50 9 H H 25 Cents 60 Cents 26 Cents •>*++**+**+**++***++++*+*-H>*+**+-*4+41*+4’* ♦♦<*«>♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ; ■> MEN’S BLACK AND BROWN SHOES •, *’ a machine in which a cQln la pi ed and from wdtlcb the vain* , such coin is delivered in tnerehi !disc, then. it ,1s merely a vend! ,machfne ami .lx npt unlawful a u license may be issued,therM But, If it is a machine which pt Loflf in checks, .or merchandli-e, c<jn, and. the .amount the t off lr. dependent upon certain no • hora; figures or emblem, otf i ! combination...pf certain numbs j figures, or emblems, which mayj pCar on the .face or disc of the r If you prefer amabsolutely chemically pure water, use melted ice from SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY which in made from DISTILLED WATER Five Gallons of Pure W ater mnde by Melting Distilled W ater Ice from Southern Utilities Company, cost................ .......!................................ ....................... Five Gallons of other bottled water cost.................................................................. Analyses made by ,State Health Departm ent a t request of Southern Utilities Company bear out this Statem ent. C. A.’BYRD, Manager w TALLAHASSEE, Pia^.Rpc., Slot machines which pay od checks, merchandise o reo b v the amount of the prises fe 4k| dent upon certain number#, figt or emblems that may appear not be lawfully operated in Plot Such id the opinion* of Attrtfr General Riven H. Buford, k as the annual season approm when variouu machinf» of tod* less thence ate'p ot into pbit different eections of the atikt*T attorney-g4ngral points out, h ever, that ;a ,slbt jnachjne .maj lawfully operate^ If it Is otu which a toln is placed arid f which the'value of the coin is Ilvercd fn' Merchandise, frt I case, he rays, it becomes men] vending m arine .and ip NOT lawful. . flis opinion .on the ■ Jcct says: "Whether or riot 4 slot magi is lawful 'and hi license * for tho operation thereof i issued depends altogether »— However: M— ■, Mgrhtoe la Uatoi DUPLEX WINDOW SHADES �[S A rn T fo T E LV’ d u i r t r t . n«rt4* Second C lass M a tte r. ISlfc. a t th e r o a t o f t l c e F lo rid a , u n d e r A c t of Jin ^ I - D B A S. m i d M ttw i n o . Ita A re a * * 14S _ jtoicn nm o* ha-itrs T A a r ~ .t 7.o» Six Month*— M.M I v o f i .In C l t r b y C a rr ie r, p et ie. W e a k ly E d itio n $*.00 •r Tear. IAL ftO T IC E i All o b itu a r y da of th a n k * , rea olutlona of e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e i m a d e w ill be c h a r g e d ' a t J o c u l a r ad v e r t lain* ra te s . t ■ ■ ■ ■ T I I R ASBOC1A T BD P H M * The .Associate*! F ret* la esclu srely Entitled to the use for repub _ittlo»* s f a ll n ew a d la patchea redlted t o It o r not o th e r w i s e e r o d ­ ed lir Chile p a p e r and alad t h e local •wa p ahllxhed h ere in . All rig h t* I ra p u b llc a tlo n of sp e c ia l d is p a tc h I h e r e to Ore a ls o rese rve d. MONDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1924. stu_ IIBLK THOUGHT FOR TODAY IT StJRELY WILL:—Do sure our sin will find,you out. Numers .18:2.'). COUNT TIIR SMILES. matters not how many years Of life I chance to xea; matters not what unknown fute The fu tu re holds, for me-*matlers not, If every day I find somo task to do i t t actors the seeds of happiness Whtffe pain or heartache grew. e should not measure life alone By checking off the miles, it while we live our little day Lct'*f count the friendly smiles iat mark our path, and let’s be so Conaidcrnte and kind iat love will shed its rndiuncec On those we leave behind, • 0 . Lawrence Hawthorne. >U£-l----------------------- Christmas comes juHt in time to m*p us from missing the football im es.rt, , Florida can well be proud of n ccessful football season just ned< -a DAN DOfijj TALK X i t han .been brought, to the attention of The Sanford The Four R’a. Men Like Variety. Herald th a t certain .local citizens with an excess of change The Value of Science. and a paucity of sound judgm ent are investing odd amounts Lions, Alive and Dead. .J here and there among other Florida cities* frequently re­ BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ported by land agents to be gold mines. They take a run <C*PT r i g h t 1 P M ) down to Smasota for a few hours, are overwhelmed by the 5L5" rapidity with which they do things, invest every nickle they f t . ACCORDING TO modern school can squeeze out of their socks, and think th a t they are a t children, education includes four last on the right road to riches and can soon return to San­ ford bloated capitalists, and rest in peace until God beckons R’s—"reading, writing, arithmetic and radio.” them. Children seem to be born with Of course if these folks want to buy gold bricks, th at understanding of the new discov­ k is none of our business, but we cannot make ourselves be­ eries bom with them. A boy of lieve th at they really WANT to. They are simply laboring fifteen will manage and understand under fantastic illusions, misinformation, and erronious con­ an automobile by intuition better V ceptions. They have heard about Mr. I. Gottrox who went than his father. A young child & down there, took an option on a business block for two will wnlk up to n screeching. v r\\ hundred dollars and in sixty. days turned it over, netting squawking radio, turn knobs and V , -------. V something like one hundred and seventy-five thousand dol-.RCt ,,:-te|^. of the «B t a tjc .. lars, tho exact figures being overlooked in the deal. produced under adult management. N ow 'it may lie that this Gottrox chap did do something like that, but don’t get the idea th a t you will. Lightning AS REGARDS the nuture of doesn't strike twice in the same place, more than once a electricity, what it is, why it m year, and as far as Sarasota and some of these other towns works, the youngest child t k knows are concerned, their quota has already arrived. Prices there muck “ny scientist, when trav—{ are higher now than they should be two years from now ,, In * trop,cnI fores|. wb while in Sanford, which la continuing to be 'T h e City Sub-I clcr. have n..,ed on I c i n g « tiro CAT i atantlnl>, price. will not have attained their proper level forl b1;'" 1^ ^ ' ^ ”" ^ " “ _™» T ool sit around, to warm thejr hand*. several months yet. They don’t know what it is that We do not contend th at money cannot be made in some warms thorn, und never ndd a M of these other Florida cities by judicious investments. A stick of wood to the fire. man thoroughly acquainted with St. Petersburg and condi­ Civilized men sit around the & tions prevailing there, who knows rculty values in that city mystery of electricity, like so •vr and knows where the next jump is going to come, can make* muny monkeys nround a dying money if he hns a little capital to invest. But there are fire. very few Sanford people who come up to the restrictive qual­ DR. MARIE MUNK. of Berlin, ifications ju st given. There nro-very few Sanford folks who know more thun heresay, or. what can be gleaned from n few woman admitted to the German days’ observation, about conditions in Tampa, Sarasota, St. | bar. s n y / the trouble with mnrPetersburg or Brandenton. When they invest their money | rlaK« is “man’s fondness for vnrunder such circumstances, they are taking a shot in the icty.” It ia pitiful but true that ’ ’s & X S & Z dark, and might ju st as well go to Havana and bet on the the nverage man will *tick to one brnnd of cigar longer than he will horse races where they can get odds. xtick to one wife. As we said before if these folks really WANT to buy According to Dr. Munk, men gold bricks, let them ship their money away and exchange leave their wives for somebody it for mercury—they SAY you can make gold out of mer­ younger, "for mere desire for n cury anyway. But if it’s ju st wealth and happiness they change.” That’* all true, but whnt THE FRENCH DEBT want, let them sink their knucks into their own potato patch, of it? LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL and help the rest of us push up the plants th at will grow and FIDELITY IS even rarer nmong shower dollars on us when the storm begins to blow in other In his message to Congress Pres­ is not compelled to treat all credi­ monkey* than among men. The places. . - . ident Coolidgo alludes to the vast tor;! alike. object of marriage is to change The. time is soon coming when cnoidx will be ns scarce ns npndixea. i -------- o ■And-'Just think, the man who It is along this line that nego­ ote, “There’s Music in the Air/** X . 1 . ----------------- 0----------------men from monkey* to real men, Hums due the United States by tiations are being conducted. The 1 never heard of u radio, -o nnd mnrrir^T is doing the work European Governments and the set­ French Ambassador has been pre­ Sene‘Stratton Porter wns killed gradually. Infidelity at least is tlements already negotiated 'for senting to the Secretary of the an automobile accident the oth12 per cent of the amount by Treasury the matter of France's "The most valuable acquisition to his business w hich! A^ntcd to l,raK nnJ tnkt over day. The world looses much Great Britain, Finland, llungnry, capacity to pay nnd its desire to an employer can obtain is an exceptional employee. There j C1' ough such accident*. Lithuania and Poland. Hut he does arrive at some plan whereby it <y is no bargain so fruitful. | A REPORT of the Smithsoninn not refer to the negotiations, now f can pay. This, however, is but j •’irstjh in g you know somebody in progress, that promise to put j picliininnry. Ambassador Jusser -1 Andrew Carnegie said that. And Andrew Cariiegie! appro^HaS Frame in the class of those that ami will quit his post ia January going to |>resent u plan for the - -Slum!* knew, just as every great m aster of industry knows a n d ! |,.SH tiian one-third of one per cent have funded their debts nnd to pave • and return to France. His successPOHI ffion of............... the Muscle lit. profits by that knowledge. I of its annual budget for science the way for the settlement of other I or, some member of the French outstanding obligations. To this J Government, will resume the conThe employee who has to be told but once, the employee J lir" 1 n -‘M>nrch I girl seldom hits anything she end the conference* between Sec-1 vernations with the object of urrivthrowing lit unless it is hints who does not watch the clock, the employee who can be TEN TIMES that appropriation rctary Mellon nnd Ambassador Jus-| ing at a definite Settlement, i is .throwing ut n man.—Times- trusted through thick and thin is found in the com posite! which would be too little nml would sernnd have done much toward u r - ; president Coolidge in his meslion. Or brick-bats. th at makes up the exceptional employee. And if in addi- ‘ W0U,<1 be too little, nnd would rhinj; »it n mutual uudcrAtamliu^. i xairi' n*iti»rutoi| hi»*. rmno««itli>n • come- back i u thV Government in ibc fuel* in 'th e ease have been j cancellation of these debts. He ,'u.itu mSiuI’ Iliihlmin' inis to say ttoil to these fQiiiianieittals^ tiie exceptional employee has increased wealth n hundred times pa.-c.l on to the Debt Funding could, not do otherwise. These bilay about the cross-word puz- j brains nnd ability, and willingness to lay aside his personal ove Commission, now in session. j lions owed to the United Stutes X " tri,lh; amhitiona in the interest of “the business”, then indeed! How poor would this nation be No definite basis of payment has constitute the savings of the peoengines, outonnu. oecn arrived at, though it may be ( pic-, invested .^luijing, wpr,,dayh ia ' . ____10 . i •' * has an employer found a treasure th a t is beyond price. Jv .i.lho“t \steam ic‘ hile^i trnct«rH,-ntwi iimkmjr JJ10 plan laid down! Liberty loans’ and other war Svel^itwenty-eight minutes in Andrew Carnegie had a habit of looking out for such »r- .y ayhamnan Hurley of the Debt I mince measures*. They must be inis, chemical knowledge of fer i day and night a human life is jl or an additional burden put ami other “modern improve Funding Commission some tim e;paid rifleed to violence in New York employees and signally rewarding them. Sometimes very tilizors ago will be followed. This culls for Itipon the people. But the United meats,” all horn V science? likely he misplaced his tru st and discovered iu the trusted y. a moratorium of from four to ten States hni: been lenient. It has . -------- 0--------years, the interert rate to he grad­ taken into consideration the nfteremployee ingratitude and treachery. But for tho most part THE MEN of wealth do little ’hrowing electrified sand at the be found that bis “exceptional employee” was all that he i uated from 2M| to 1 per cent, in- the-wnr conditions and has not! for scientific research, outside of ids will dispel them. Hill tlirowsteud of. r,. per nnd pressed its claims. believed him to be, and the canny Scot tied th at employee I th«ir own industrial plants. One . . cent, . . ,a refund- ■ • ...................It hns been .......i ] juat common sand is enough to still m ore clnsolv tn In's orir-m i-iit i,m a , u* m . scientific invention, getting nitro"* !,t ,';U8“ t *khty j no Hhylock, however much Europe p most anybody. — Nashville Him m ole Closely lo HIM O lg a u u a tio n th lo u g h Htlll m ore i ut.„ IJUt „ f the air, at n low nrlco. jy,lh t,hel l;rVJl1?n,t ,nter**t >ears. IIrnt «,m ay nicture America as the chaser oner, Kernel OUH recompense. th e Carnegie men were noted for I would supply cheap food, nnd pro,'f,°»cea mdolitudnessto the Unit-] of dollars. Generosity nnd justice 1 . . -------- o-------sta,V have already been exemplified in 11 * ls ,‘t1* n,,out.$ *.............hOOt),-; ... Inny green lawns could he the way they sang the praises of the man and the business pcrly used in charity, would do «.L 000,000, though tin* sum, it is be-1 the attitude of the Government. j more for the poor hungry than all they served. ;kly made by planting Italian Neyed, will lie scaled down muter-j Fram e’s willingness to do the! the money j»iven from the begin­ b. Nothing is morq attractive tally. I he Lntish refunded their, right thing has never been quesIn every institution that prospers there are exceptional ning of time. tourists from tho cold north debt on a basin of .1 and .1'/j per *!---1 'rL - *-• tioneil. The ■»Dawes- plan ■ has taken employees. Happily, too, bright young men and women a a* fresh green Inwnf"" cent, the refunding period extend­ the place of tho disntrosus Ruhr * -----------(i-----------< .. • THE ITALIAN nobleman, point­ are noticing that as a business prospers just so much more ing over 02 years. In view of re- Venture and France is now hoping 'he:young man of twlny who surely will prosperity come for the individuals who make ing to the beggars, nt his hack ports that France may receive to translate this willingness into gate covered with sore* and eating lly wants to get ahead . can more favorable treatment there bar. action. that business a “going concern". And, according to the ex­ scraps of food thrown to them, tiie ,nobody hut himself if he already ybeen some Other nations, too, are feeling „ ,, indication that s to do ho. Never have there tent of their ability, these young people are endeavoring said quite seriously, "these bo m For the same desire and the refunding! hounds with which I hunt sulvn('.r<!at Ur'tam would protest, i iftdnter opportunities for do- to qualify as “exceptional employees” in the firm’s organ­ the present this matter ha* been of the French debt probably w ill; tion." things in a big way. ization. abeyance and where alluded to be followed by similar action by If feeding the poor niennis sal­ in ► --------o— —f it ia argued tiiat the Government Italy ami Belgium. vation, scientific research could ho “fast set” do not show any i The young man who is steady anti sure, trustworthy cinl speed in getting to work loyal and unafraid of work; and who adds to this, keen in- he made to pay dividends hereaf­ ter ns well aa now on earth. the morning,—Key West Citi. They get their numb from turest in the progress of the business with which he is con­ speed with which they leave the nected, can become an “exceptional employee” with all that PROFESSOR JF.AMS. leading DAYTONA NEWS co at night. signifies of opportunity for preferment and success. The British scientist, tells the Royal Astronomical Society that tho great The, Sarasota Times Is asking young woman who is alert, attentive, industrious, and loyal, age to which suns are now known Shopping trip* which involve the | Tomorrow’s sales, then, depend to thenars to spend a summer can take her ability and brains into the same big market......... to live makes it quite certain that •xpenditure of considerable sums ’ re this winter. Would it !*• and make good us stuely ns can the man ot equal qualiti- the universe and its million* of of money aren’t made on the spur I “ C' Cat l‘Xtcnt upon thu “‘hertise ginrizing if we tried to get a cations. jdanets are populated by thinking of the moment. They are too 1m- ment:' that reach the home this j r of them to stiiP over in .SanbuingH. portent to the welfare of the fam- i evening in the evening newspaper, One thing only is essential, and that is the self-examina­ i for the same reason? ily to be made hurriedly or without! The readers of the evening news-5 -------- n -------tion, and the self-appraisement that can give even tho SUNS. THOUGHT to last only Pr®Poratiop; 1paper i arch every evening for a d -' , nthtlier, whose son wns hruis- mediocre employee comprehension of what he or she needs a few million years, when igimrThe thritty family plan* such j veitiaements describing merchan-l h aifootball game, is now nuiiig •e, and the'disc which must he bought tomor­ I aPce nf ra,di,° n c ,t i v e force" , c d t(> shopping trij school for damages. Why to acquire, iu character or skill, to enter the “excentional ' I nunposition that the sun* were family almost always know* rows in ad ml- j row. The advertising columns of ' i’t she send her hoy to Bessie employee” class ' actually burning up, are now vanco just what stores will he the evening newrpaper serve a* the ;’* Select School for Sedate Even though occasionally the stupid or the egotistical known to last many billion* of visited. average family’s directory, and! mg Ladies in the first place? employer fails to recognize or show appreciation of the years. That gives plenty of time Stwn j hopping trips are mapped that directory is consulted every -------- o • ■ <x for planets to cool o ff and become "Ut in the evening, at home, when evening at the hour when shonnimho churches of the city offer Vexceptional employee”, the employee of that ingrate |S Lhabitable. .tV it A n it ln t lll tL 'ik sb •» S . . 1. . .. 1 fP I . . . ~ 1 ! tho lday’s work .is. . 11finished. Tho trips are being mapped. out. active progruuis for Sunday i piling up treasures that ho will some day bo able to bring' advertisement* describing items Merchant* who realize that they “Exceptional Employee”, The Best Acquisition [ty . i U V V T I I | il l I m ^ ,. * * f | | — • —• • ■ — — i i a a i i ^ i i v u u ill# o m Shop early ^ / M rly w arn in g . They think an boy i. crazy becau,,^. M houses none of Chicago plumber „ so. f because of hi« Proves they don’t / thing. 101 f**wT Baseball pitch'« b hey, support in Florida, v* the team that fail, u * The greatest thing lW weather is all thosc f ** new soft drinks are A S o u th C thought he r.->uid rob , i getaw ay wi” be an old, ho finishes it. Largest Pumpkin r.. weighed 22C pound,. w« enough pics to keep » " awake all night. I. Hunting has been stnn tions of the Michigan smoking hunters hi. trail*. * Milwaukee weman • we’ll bet she can’t renitab I gle rising generntion thill prospects. 1 ! Talk about hard luA York man had to p,y r* detectives which hi, ' - hired to wnt. h him. ^ a tJtj We like saxophone trap drummers, but _ *eom to be working tj' band. Are Always Re< To render every assistance i:i our power to1 business men in our community. Tho progressive business man appreciates th facilities for service th at are available to him iij this strong bank. Its officers, by reason of theiil experience nnd the many avenues of general busi-j ness information open to them, are able to give] sound advice on financial matters. FIRST NATIONAL l A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FOSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, I I ' r i ' BUY HER A H0M1 for CHRISTMAS t llv New five room bungalow located <>n large I with shrubbery and orange trees. This is a bargain you cannot afford to mifJ- Price $350.00 cash. Balance $50.00 per month SHOPPING TRIPS , E. F. LANE REALTOR F irst National Bank Building. I’HONE 95. ROOMS M- SALES FORCE-.M iss Ruliu Williams. Hugh Wh*kW zr-i thWrvRcsf^/fid wSS'thJSiK' t0 ,'K,tt with great satisfaction. The “One Hundred Her ion piute is passed to you Cent Man" need bother bis bend very little as to the ap't drop in just a penny. ! predation shown him as ho climbs. The ‘exceptional cmHcwspapcr "w riter declares ! VC*V lik d >’ wil1 th e “exceptional employer” old King Tutankhamen’s | day. suns got say the maggot would say “there’s a nice comfortable home for maggot*. her-in-law wus tho most beau-) ----------------- o----------------- Now it’s '• habitable lion.” woman who hus ever .lived, Heading is to the mind, what exercise is to the body. As One .................................. ............ single mind inhabits the FLO RID A’S FUTURE the same we wouldn’t swap the one, health is preserved, strengthened, and invigor-' lion’s body, while it lives. Many BOSTON HERALD es.with any of Tut’s contcin- by ■ ..I a I... I t . . . . A i m . . . . .. i .V .1.? I * . t ■ I. i n n vFo i I , .t I,. F a$ ml, .4 . . .I..... I utc< by the other, virtue (which is the health of the mind) maggots inhabit it when it i* dead. ,rie*. l That may be true of blazing suns. .< ------------------------ o— v. is kept alive, cherished, and confirmed.—Addison. —-----i Even though Florida failed to •senator* to Washington, and R e-! ’ne.wved" Connelly, world's A WASHINGTON dispatch says prove that fountain of perpetual i publican electors to the great c l t famous gate crasher, boo*t* By necessity, by proclivity, and by delight, we quote. g * F 1"1 ‘,i-'D"sition of Muscle youth for which Ponce de Leon \ lege. Itspublicn.cn even thnmrl, IU) gatekeeper bus ever Itcen , if • . , * 1 mLn* ,Vt!" tnoug.i to keep him away from any We quote not only books and proverbs, but arts, sciences, re Shoals rests with President Coolit he wanted to attend. "One- ligion, customs, and laws; nay, we quote temples and houses, idge. It is to be hoped the 1’rcal- i ycar"0<” “ »• happ»y rcrv.ng a* a Democrat:. are usually conservu-' dent will pcrHuade Henry Ford to harbor ot refuge t«»r the tax pav-' tivo, ard its newspapers also Deni- * t” ha; n’t tried Saint Peter und tables and chairs by imitation.—Emerson. te-open his original offer. 'sued resident:; of all this great j oemtir, stand on the same side of ! Holden Gate yet. -------------- a He would *unply the farmers I republic. At the general election i "b the great questions! Watch with cheap fertilizer, if the thing ,,f N0v. -1 last, the people adopted Florida. its of men who cun see a dime inihcd yards lying on the sldecan be done by money ami Intelli-lan amendment to their constitution i _______ ______________________ TOWNS AND INDIVIDUALS e will fail to *i’< u no-parking gence. Why not for a change give providing that “No tax upon the r . right under their nose.— an honest, competent man a 1inheritance or upon income of re* - 1 G O H lem porary C omment PALM BEACH POST es-Unkin. Those folk* who can chance? Thu grafters surel; get ’dents or citizens of the state shall their full share. a dime a hundred yutd* away lie levied by the state of Floridu ! >•> man ever fergive* you after Individual can prosper only aa community is just that much less i lion:, so big they couldn’t bo !or tinder its authority." hority." The Flor- y*’U are forced to pay the note you rted to hco anything right >m their communities prosper. Once heiiofitted. Those who are unwil IT .SHOULD he remembered, idnna further declare that they Vfidu.L ^*n'. — Youngstown *•! if* awhile a prosperous man will he ling t„ tuke hold and do anything however, that a fine collection o f !have practically no tax on intangi- 'indicator. them. ; 1found in, a backward community, a fur community progress by all the i , --------- „ . - ------v - .......... . tools does not make a mechanic, hie property. ! , , -— . ' 1 iu can't buy land in some Flor- man who bn* accumulated wealth laws of justice and light should It is by hi* USE of the tools tlmtj F lo rid a seems destined to te*t . a case ot true love__if__ l m he___ can ritlcit wo know of because be- despite the db advantage* *ur- not have any part in the prosperity; thu mechanic proves his value. A 1the effect on u stute of bccomlmt! rcaiain for an hour and forget a] you can get the check made rounding him. But in the main that is bri^ight about by those wh » big vocabulary doesn’t add any 1attractive to the rich. It has n l-! lig' t another cigarette.—Vancouvw ! he price has gone up and you there i* no prosperity r for inuj- do work in community interest, (thing to a human being’s value, | ready drawn thousands of them to l >-r Sun. to tear up tho check. Then |vidual* of a city if the city iteelf Work untl nioiiujr, energy and unless thought to make the words!its citizenship and more are going. ’e you tan get another check i is not going forward. Fonzi. Bo:;ton’s frenzied finan-' faith, expended by each one in the useful is also there. Any increase in our own |«>eal rate t out, the price goes up again, j Development of the community is measure he i* able to give, will Five hour* of thinking for one on intangible would add to the cur­ cier, complain* that he bus become i the result is just an endless j '» work that rests on all of it* in- nay und pay big. it is everyone’s hour of cross-word puzzling would rent. The prediction freely made impoverished. Well, so have a lot i 'ss of making out checks und habitant*. Each time some om; in- business to help build uik| maili­ be about the he right mixture, hut it that Florida will be the first s t a t e !of hi* former die nta.—Columbu* ' ng them up. 1habitant shirks ever so little, the tain prosperity. iof th* South to aeml Republican Evening Dispatch. usually gov.** the other way. M if the summer is about 4 li Hi T H IN K of the money you might have saved— but didn’t! Start nor/ by depositing a dollar or more with us every week, letting your account increase with time and compound interest* SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK 4% InU‘«vst Paid on S a v in g Account* Strength Service Progress �\e bocia ■*r. j r »»»••• ' '« , \ MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. -------— —-m - l_____ _ _____ T— ~ us njot ’*1 — y •fjf PHONE:—L .s. 428-J ___ Mrs. Key Entertains Bridge Club £ aturday .Upsala And Grapeville _____ — Ladles Dorcns Union will meet ter, Mr. and Mrs.' E. W. LundMrs. A. R. Key d< ghtfuliy cnDec. 11, a t thfc \hohie of Mes- quizt and two children. Mr. and tertained the Every Veok Bridge j Mrs. John Bolton. Mir* Ella and Club, a t her home n Park Ave-j dames August'anil.'Swanson. Bob, Mr. and Mrs.- August Swan­ Mr. and Mrs. EhuiupM-gof have son and granddaughter, Mr. nnd nue, Saturday after loan. Beautiful bowls uf gift roses Mini? West- moved into towaj".^ their new Mrs. Archie Swanson, Mrs. Han­ lt,‘ t Presbyterian house recently liolit, corner Fourth son and Walfred Pierson made up were used as decorations. An un- I and Magnolia. a pleasant gathering on Saturday der-arm bag the >rizo for high} at 3:00 P. M. The Willing W orked will hold evening a t the home of Mr. and score was won by firs. W. J. Thig-1 with Mrs. B. their bazar on the churcK] grounds Mr*. E. F. Lundquist, it being pen. Saturday afternoon. Elmer’s birthday. Following the tame, delicious One of our boys, Elmer Lund-1 The girls club had a flno meot- refreshments of .wo courses were Thos° , attending were* Pridny a t the home of Mar served. fitment of the Wo- quist Jr., represented Holly H ill! Mrs. J . G. Shawn, Mrs. Anna De Bridge and Shower ns a speaker in respond to the j 1 nt*d Elizabeth Hirsch. Mr. Mnlm nnd his daughter, Forrest, Mrs. ’ /a lter Wight, Mrs. Home Society a t 3 welcome nddress aatt tthe E. P. C. E. -t.itJ i f . t m t m .tI . ’7al f taT_- W Ncose andI children, Mrs. W. J . Thlpp* //,• tMrs. Rice, Mrs. uel I’uleaton, host* recently held nt Orange City. He Mrs. XTand his ceisin Edgar SJoblom Hansen and Walfred Pierson spent E. M. GnllowaL Mrs. W. M. Scott I and Miss WiKcy. Jiduc Club; Mrs. H. K W S T B j «5*s « • bro,hcr v,rtor i parents, Saturday. ’• | Mr ajid Mrs xreil. Migj| Eunice Mrs. R. A. Little Francis, the other tw in ' Florence and Elinor Tynor, nnd of Mr. and Mrs. Tom P o rte r | Miss Vaughn had a picnic dinner Lae** Meeting, Ma- baby died nnd was buried at Lake Marv< — nr.— P. M. last Friday. Emil Magnuson was home for enry nnd Miss Circle Number Three of the Mrs. Wcstcrdick attended the Thanksgiving. entertain. Sunday Methodist Church held un nil-day! funeral of Mr. Whittle, the cous Mrs. Charlotte Tyner of Tampa meeting Friday a t the homo of th supper. in of Mr. nnd Mrs. Volie Williams, spent the day with her sister. §4irsday P* Mrs. It. It. Eldridge in Paoln. Club; Mrs. M. S. * Mrs. Hilm-i Lundquist. Mr. nnd\ Mr. and Tho day was very nlensnntly Literary De- Mrs. A. H. Lundquist and dough- per guests nt the Ballingers. spent in sewing and making plans !»«: omun’s Club; 3 P. for tho Christmas baznr. At noon a delightful lunch wnn served. Lgnday Those present wcrei_l*Jrs. It. R. Mrs. J. G. Sharon, Eldridge, Mrs. R. U Griffin. Mrs. J. M. Moye, Mrs. R. L Shinholscr, Lfevelt Auxiliary U ---Mr. --nnd- ---Mrs.- -ij.-.E. Ghorpon-rGa.. who hns been a guest nt the Mrs. W alter Raines, Mrs. R. P. M. at the Baptist ing motored to St. Petersburg re­ J. W. Conley home on Cameron Torrance, Mrs. I-e Ghetto, Mrs. |on of officers. cently for a week end with friends. Ave., for some time hns now Epps, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. I*. M. Mr. Chorpening’s brother. Ches­ gone to Jupiter for the remainder Elder nnd Mrs. J. E. Courier. ter of Benton Harbor. Michigan, of the winter. who is wintering there returned Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn nrc home with them for a wviatt. at home again on Cameron Ave­ Mr. and Mrs. A. Ccrpany- ne nue from n motor trip to many compnnied by Mr. Chester Chorp:1 points in Michigan and elsewhere, • J. E. Spurling cning will drive to St. Petersburg! Muking the return trip in seven Circle Five of the Methodist Kissimmee. Snturdny, returning hdnte Mon «■ days. Church motored to Enterprise | Mr. nnd Mrs. Burke Steele, the Thursday nfternoon to carry a more of Jackson- dny. Mrs. Pnul Burhans came homo newly weds expert to begin house number of quilts and a larg 2 box L t of Mr. and. Mrs. Sunday from the 'hospital r e c o il keeping this week in their lovely of useful articles of clothing to * from a—successful _ /--I operation. --*1-- » • * - ering new bungalow on Celery Avenue. the orphanage nt Enterprise. Mrs. Paul Burhans Sr., who came Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpening This is nn annual trip made by Krupp has returned un from Fort Myers for a few and family entertained nt a big this circle and articles are gath­ t Jacksonville nnd weeks visit is re a m in g hqfrib j Thanksgiving dinner, Mr. Chester ered through thu year. The cir­ soon, , L (■ tftf ! Chorpening of Benton Harbor, cle wishes to express its apprecia­ Miss Jessie H n>M is o t' hpmej Mich., being guest of honor, others tion of a very generous gift from i Orlando, whofe she has been were Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpany, The Yowoll Co. J. E. Courier have from with her sister. Mrs. Marvin Aus- j Mr. nnd Mrs. B. II. Squire, MarThe members of this congenial I J. Cason of Kun- tin. Jessie will finish the year at garet. Wilma nnd Elwin, Mr. nnd pnrty were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. ’ . **4' •I .* Snnford school. Mrs. D. C. Howard from town. Hickson. Mrs. J. (i. Waite. Mrs. Miss Gcorgie Johnson of DayMrs. Ruby Powell nnd children C. S. Gray, Mrs. W. I!. Ede'ifield, land Glen Whit­ tona was the guest of her sister, of Orlando, were Sunday visitors Mrs. G. A. Radford. Mrs. W. K. tled from a short Mrs. J. W. Conley Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Powell’s par­ Raines and Mrs. J. D. Parker, week. ents, Mr. nrd Mrs. Barrow, in chairman. ille. Miss Mollie Wood of Atlanta,I Cameryn City. R. J. Holly motored to Kissim­ Iwrcsenting the Eliun >i; Tampa was in mee Friday on business. sy. LONDON, I)cc. 3. — Austen I tin McCall and Mrs. B. | Chamberlain British Secretary fori Lent Saturday with foreign affairs, will personally lav i do. Mr. George D Bridget wac -tl:: 1‘bcfoio Tliu" L eague'- oi ‘Nations j| I gonial host of a dinner at the council, in Rome next week, nny Frank R. Mncl Country Club Sunday evening. information he may be able to rday for a short visv Covers were placed for Mr. and give ----- regarding --*_ tho Egyptian sitMrs. H arry T. Bodwell. Mr. and | nation, he said in speeih here t •a A U A.a Frank A. Black, Miss WiV and Miss Geneva rM r, Harry A, Reed. Mr. NorVtedo spent Friday P Beauregard and Mr. Bridget. taping in Sanford. tn d a f « T 1! 1 Hz/ i i. «*» '•»» » *• ■,Y, Is the cornerstone of our civilization.” PRES. WARREN G. HARDING Circle Number Three Plans for Christmas East Sanford Isonals Local Circle Donates Quilts to Orphanage I What more appropriate gift for the Holi­ day season than some useful piece to help beautify the home—to serve its owner with lasting pleasant memories? %•— ; Wo havo many siiRTodionH to offer. CAN WE IlELl* YOU? 0 S M IT H B R O S t) / ( Daily Fashion Hint th o u g h tiling on property) to tile other two a cres. wy. Terms Like Kent. n 0 Fi^ti room, modern bungalow, dose in, water, Bits, liphta. THE MODE PARISIAN ’• ra v in e paid for. The Parisian preferenda for stripes George of is infectious, for :e- many such mod­ guests of els arc seen in the other fashion unty Club renters of the world as in Paris. Hairline striped flannel interprets the mode in this straight-line frock. The Puleston. Mrs. I). front is slashed at the center, faced 1Mrs. D. P. Drum- with plain silk and rolled with the ill. B. Lewis spent convertible collar. Vest and sleeves correspond with the revera. Med um kado. size requires i'/} yards 42-inch striped Kurestcr Jr., of and )£ yard plain material, r Pictorial Review Dress No. 22J9. l returned from HospituL in Or- Sizes, 34 to 43 inches, bust, oud.16, ly , e cenu. ------7 *'Jch improved af- 20 years. Price, J5 IOration. We aru told there is “le.:s fric­ Barms. Miss Naomi Mr? W. S. Scdg- tion” thnn formerly in thie enforce­ Stturday from a mo- ment of prohibition. What we wnnt, the West Const. however, is less friction.—LaFnyette Journal nnd Courier, Frank A. Black Jl pLasantly. located “f*d I.ilja for the ! Singer Sewing MaeWnea I I hnjTaylor ha» of North arrived in ll}e ■winter. He will Mrz. 7»ylur a f t e r th e ■t‘!' Stark nnd Miss JJ*k who have been r 1 HU A n il HnwUweek, returned to w^hUndn, Friday. •» .. , r » $3000 C. II. Walsh nnd |.v« .Mary I/OuUe Sunday with Mrs. • ^*wm:>n, Mrs. U.tJ* I'UWe Newman, Miss ' »ml Bob Dodsoit re* motor trip to Jack<hl. A . Wonderful Buys. Five nerel Celery Farm —close in—on brick road. Half-mile of load-1 int^ station. II acres tiled. Bishop nnd Mrs. K’ottes motored to i fr;- B- G. McMullen °r Baltimore where I’ A11 be in Juhm F**tincnt. Corner lnt St. and Palmetto Ave. SPECIALS dichaei of Wahhnsso, guest .of Mr. and krott, Saturday. *• Ilniimel have IWests for the week Griffin and Joe r«onv;ile. I'hone 210 T W O Market! spent FriIr Carden on busl- lr». \V. R. Ticoggan Saturday, S. ||pests ..... P Dr. Fisher of De- at Prices That Appeal George Bridget, Host At the Country Club A. D. Rosier spent lek end in Lakeland Isiftne relatives. G. W. Spencer Jr„ tn went to Jacksonto attend the Washmda football game. Quality Merchandise T e r m * t o Null '• * W. II. McFARLANp S E M IN O L E FU H N . C’O. riu,H,‘ iHo-ii. aia i:n«t si. $500 cash Oalancc Like Kent. V I’hone 101-J. BREAD, CAKES, PIES, DAILY. ffnt rollii itt noon nn<l 4 o'clork Electric Trains “ Lionel” 'a Ait $ 8.00 „ $ 20.00 j DOLL CARTS All sizes, white, tan and ivory. $4.50 TEA SETS VARNISHES We sell “ W ater-spar”, Walspur,” “P ratt and Lanhert" “(>l— 110”—also the Standard Varnish Company’s goods as well as Empire floor varnish. These goods are all reliable and the best homes in our city are finished with these goods. Hr tzt Hak“rv and Confectionery. Toy Land a t Yowell Company See W. 110V.EWHEELER . Second St. ___ MILLER’S I (L •\ 11 A\' .Ll m 50C „ $3.50 STORY ROOKS THE MECHANICAL TOYS 50 smai tly atyied flannel sport frocks in plaids nnd owning, stripes. $22.50 to $23.00 A forunate pureha.se enables! ns to offer them a t above price. Wall Paper BauineFs Company Specialty Shop 112 W. First St. I»honc303. h o u s e o f q u a l it y ” TO D ni.E HIKES for little children $3.50 $5.50 TOOL ROXES (lilbert’s Tool Chest $2.00 l0 $3.50 I i 25c,, $1.00 DOLL SALE Mania Dolls. Assorted colored lompers. Special Drums. Horns, Blocks Tables, Chairs, Games, Tinker Toy* 75c fV THE YOWELL CO Toy Department ‘The Post Office is Next Door ' 1 to Us. t»i»k >. - -rrv r r "A < . HBH $5.00 ROX1NG CLOVES Foot li'dl and Rase Hull All for All the new story Looks fui boys and girls 25c $1.00 and U "nil-: Aluminum and China. Ail sizes Sold Uy Sanford Paint C o r n e r o f O hL A t e . it ml F I m I Nt. -fiTv '<VlU_ 111* . 4. ac-.m ' I �J7Q&.BU I day -oh V « a g g | 5. *mf at the I n o ’« Be : LONDON, Dec. 8.—Labor’s sole the new House of Cqtnmona la Miss Ellen, Wilkinson, 33 years old, who won the Middiesborough E ast Division from the Liberals. She is only 6 feet tall, but has established a rep­ utation 'fo r pluck and pugnacity. She is known, as a wit and is one of the most effective Woman plat­ form speakers in ,th e country. Misa Wilkinson’s shortnetp of stature was rather an asset than a drawback in the course of her politcal campaign, for it endeared her to the working classes who often refer to her as tho “little lass.’’ TUESDAY Ifl.GHTJwoman, representative Jo m Sanford. r j St. Bud Bogies to Face 'tough Foe in Negro Light Heavy­ Indiart Mounds Whfch Have weight; Gibbons Favorite ,1‘i B*en Explored By- Party f i*. Research Workers Will Be NEW YORK, Dec. 8-—Tom Gib­ SCovered With Water Soon bons of St. Paul, whose record for a A Wednesday Ni BIRMINGHAM, Dae. Dr. Geo. T.'Edw ards ia held on a cor­ oner’s warrant hara In-connection with daath of Ma wifa was, today, removed from an fiiisley hospital to Jexerson county jail *t Besse­ mer. Dr- Edwards wss still suffer ,ln left hand Ins from a wound‘ .... which he said d a a caused by « railant who ahot him after hia wife had been slain in Edwards home early yesterday. E Method Is Devised To Estimate Birth R a t e In Florida I l DON’T BE I WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 3.— The county commiRnion lias an­ nounced its intention of launching nt unec deterinincd plans to liridge tho last remaining gap on tho crosa-state rotnl between hero and Fort Myers. The stretch js only 20 miles long,—between Relit! Glade and the Hendry county line, and completion \ f this, it Is de­ clared, will make u virtually contin­ uous highway to the Gulf. Co-op oration of tho entire county is to be naked putting the improvement over nt once nnd letting of con­ tracts to do tho work. FIRST FRUIT BY WATER TAMPA, Dec. H.—Tho first com­ plete* shipment of citrus fruit from Florida to New York by boat prob­ ably will go out from tho munici­ pal terminal* hero the latter part of this week, 20,000 boxes arc expected to be loaded on the vrsnd Tuesday anti Wednesday, half of which will Im oranges and half grapefruit. Soon uftenvurd the vessel, the motorship Twin Cities, will sail diicct for New York. The cargo will represent the equivalent of 55 carloads of fruit. suit .to quiet* hub ... ------ - J a m e s K. B a r t l e t t , t o t h e above d e ­ s c rib e d lamia, nnd y ou a r e th e n a n d t h e r e r e q u ir e d t o m a k e a n s w e r to . m i d bill o f co m p la in t filed a g a in s t jrou herein, oth e rw ise , a d e c r e e p r o confeano will be e n t e r ­ ed a g a i n s t . y o u a n d each of you. 0m CRAY HAIR SOW '- Rational Co, M illio n K n o w l e s , d e c e a s e d , or o t h ­ jes c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r H a v I d i B o r o th erw ise; ■ e r w i s e ; M a r i n M. K ld re d g c ,. If l i v ­ B u c k le y d e c e a s e d , a v is , If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d . : * in g , u n it if d e a d , ull i i u r i l e s c l a i m ­ Ja olls eppahr l D ie s C laim ing In te re s t u n d e r ■ i n g 1111 ej*i'ii t u n d e r M u r lu M. Kl* s e p h D a v is , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r - 1 ® d r e d g e , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; II, Jwois e ; G e o r g e W. N o r r i s , If li v i n g , | J II. 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If l i v i n g , a n d If v i n g , u n d If d e a d , a ll. p arties d e a d , nil p a r t i e s e l a l m l n g I t h e r e *t li e l a l m l n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r C h a r l e s C. u n d e r W i l l i a m A. S t u a r t , d e c e a s e d | I ’lke. d e c e a s e d , o r O t h e r w i s e ; N e t ­ o r o t h e r w i s e ; G e o r g e K. M arsh . If t l e V. C o le m a n , If li v in g , a n d If liv in g , a n d If d e a d , all p a r t i e s d e a d , all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r G e o r g e Ik u n d e . V .'tlle V. C o le m a n , d e c e a s e d M a r s h , d e c e a s e d o r o tlu * rw |s e ; Ida o r o t h e r w i s e ; L y d ia S. H uso, If l i v ­ ■ M H o l m a n . If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d in g , n n d If d e a d , n i l p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r L y d ia 8. H u s» . iS ]| | I d a M H o l m a n , d e c e a s e d , o r o i h r r - d e e e a su d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; S a r a h F. ■ Wise; J o s l a l t IE. G o rd o n . If liv ing, L e w is, if li v in g , u n d If d e a d , a ll | | m id If d e a d , a l l p a r l i e s e l a l m l n g p a r t i e s claim in g Interest tin d criB I n t e r e s t u n d e r J o s l a l t M. G ord on, S a r a h F. L e w is , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r - ■ d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ^ . M a r t h a J. w is e ; I,. W. r i p e r . If li v in g , a m i l f , B F l a n d e r s , If li v i n g , n n d If d e a d , all d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s e l a l m l n g i n t e r e s t p arties claim in g Interest u n d e r u n d e r L. \V. F in e r , deceased, or M arth a J F l a n d e r s , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; L o w e ll \V. Meed, If l i v ­ o t h e r w i s e ; J a m e s M. L ew is. If l i v ­ ing . a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r l i e s c l a i m ­ ing. a n d If dc.nl, till p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r L o w e l l W. R e e d , in g I n l c n t u n d e r J a m e s M. L ew is, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M, V i r g i n ­ d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; S a r a h Lll- ia Iteed, if li v in g , a n d If d e a d , a l l DUNLOP SANFORD SHRINE MIN EECTRICAL SALE M ilane Theatre Seats on sale Rounallet & At Drug Store. £F rP 7R IN E S 311 E ast Second Street. BUY YOUR TICKET LEESBURG — First of sulxllvirUmb; on south wide adjacent to city Mitt t*> bn put on murkut. IN TIlP. CIItFI IT 4'OI'IIT. SUV- | list'll JI;' lilt IAI, tlltU I T . OF II.OH 11>4, IA AM) IOU M:VII-! VOl.fT I Ol NTV. IN CHANCKItT Jam es l:. U urtlett, (so n tsllm e sj k n o w n uni! callril J. K. Iliirtlult. timl also k n o w n iiikI >.1 M01I J. C. J t a r t l c t t ) . C uuiplaluant. v*. K m m a Hrsilo, Tlioma* T r u * tu i '. D»nl«'| ,’ ud'l. J. K enney, " J |H e r a ld W a n t A d s W ill K eep Y o u P o sted o n A ll S a n fo rd B u sin ess A c tiv itie s o f I m p o r ta n c e ];- FOR RESULTS 1 " M is c e lla n e o u s C la s s ifie d D ire c to ry A d v e rtis in g A u to m o b ile s R e a l E s ta te R e a l E s ta te THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY F o r S a le m — — ______________ K ■ •o-scope Phono 630-J “OPEN AT NIGHT’ <1 IS G I F T iESTIONS s . A-New Water i I Ask Mr, Connelly The World’s Highest Quality Tires m.'viDE.nFXTs^; C'nsh nr Weekly Payment* at Fellows Service Station ear l'hone 1171.3 Let Quality Talk—Not Price. Building Tffaterial | JULIA ZACIIARY, Herald OlTice. Phone 148. ___________ _ d i'i d r a ld u lo c a t i o n . S ire d and nldi'Wiilk a l l p a id . T h at b u y In t o w n . 45,250.09. 4500 canli. 450 l»T m o u th . 68x133. Illg oak eliitib* tre e * . 41.650. 4250 c a s h , 425 p e r uiontli |D>, 1*-j, anti 1% inches let and black, $1.25 and I --------------------------------------------.4IN ro o m b n n g i t l n w b e t w e e n I lilt h '- i '1 bells. J'/j in. wide J MIRACLE Concrete Co., general a n d I2tli St., eu w tern e x p o s u r e . | i black, $1.50. Dickson-j cement work, sidewalks, build PRINTING n ic e l a w n , g.traui*. d a n d y l o c n t ln n j xiantlo* ing blocks, irrigatbn boxes. 45,750.00. 4750.00 cuoll. H alu n c"! FA U K A v e n u e c o r n e r lo t 7oxllT. m o n th ly . | Terwilleger, Prop. MATTHEW PRESS-PRINTING t i t s t e r u expoMttre. I t e t w e e n licit QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE. mill 15th St.. 41,750.00. 4350 cu.xlt. *VWALL POCKETS Lumber and Building Material J 60 D O W N . 420 I ' E l t M O N T H w ill I Ilal. m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s . ___ Commercial St.. R. R. Ave. ^nal lotus blossom tie-1 |titt y o u lit possesNlon o f a n y o f | Carter Lumber Company o u r c h o i c e lot* l o c a t e d In e v e r y I f* the Art Shop Third ] HAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers N. Laurel St. Phone 605 u c c t i o n o f t h e c it y . bon-Ivea Co., Orlando.!_ und office outfitters. Phone 340 K IV B u c r e o r a n g e g r o v e , c lo s e In N e a r c o u n t r y c lu b . S m a l l liutim*. HILL LUMBER CO. Hou*« 115 Pnrk Avenue. g o o d w a t e r , e l e c t r i c l i g h t * u v o " - l W K h a v e Mevurul h o u s e * f o r r e n t , Service, Quality and Price. 'SPANISH POTTERY n ld e. I l a r g n ii t 43,750.00. 1-2 <a.su.i a l s o d e s i r a b l e ol flees. lShop—ink-wells, $1.25; REAL ESTATE D alan ce easy 1 1,75c; jardinieres, $3. N Go., Orlando. Lost and Found i l l . A. (’ADDER & J. C. ZURFLIBH Real Estate Brokers—All kinds of piece DESK SETS property listed anti for sale. Of­ 105 Magnolia Are, “ . rose, and lavender, $3; FOUND—Black and whito cow, fice 108 Second St.. Near Purk Vii; decorated with butPhone 18 wire chain around horns. H, B. Avenue. Phone 282. ,blue, $t. Dickson-Ivca Black, Elder Springs. )d". German Toy Makers Abandon Tin Soldiers NUREMBERG, Dec. R.--TI10 lit­ tle* tin soldier for tlii.i year's Christ­ man in Germany has given way to ncrobatts, black and white mechani­ cal .lolls, various kinds of toy radio sets, and miniature house­ keeping outfits with kitehomj, din­ ing room, living room, bedroom, parlor nnd bath complete. What few soldiers ono sres are . snoda of wood, owing to the high cost of metal. Although their uniform's of paint hro just ns bright ns ever, ant! tho officers nnd sol­ diers just as HtifT ant! pretentious looking ns it ia possible for tho wood-carver to mako them, thu fighters and their equipment of side arms, cannon und swords nru not ns popular by ni.y means us they Wero prior to 1914. There has been nn unusual call for mouth orgutn, especially from lie 1 sny, and German Amuricu, dealers manufacturers Worked overtime lm.t summer to supply the demand. 1 P rlrr esr Make T ype We ! . some beautiful lako Y |loo on 1921—Chev. T o u rf n e 85.00 frrn t L j on (jike Wildmcre one* 1931— F t.r.1 Lt. T ru c k J. E. SPURL1NG. sub-division DKVKLOPEltS A TTE N T IO N — Pen* 325.(10 I *ti net Is b e g i n n in g t h e g r e a t e s t d e ­ htdf milo from the Dixie Highway 1923— F t.nl specialist. Subdivision to Or­ ■uvula 275.00 ALL WOOL SUITS — Kuril R un'tinut truck velopm ent In G lorlda’s h is t o r y : ■ in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, 1923 350.00 lando, Eloridn. and F lo t.* half million do lla r h ig h w a y t o t h e 1924 — Kuril T o u rin g Tailored to measure, guaranteed Is designed to place within easy 250.00 1924— Kont Runabout for sale. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ gulf beach j u s t finished; a tw o HERE'S THREE GOOD ONES reach of the people of Sanford to fit. $25.00. Sanitary hand 450.00 T o u rin g million d o lla r b r id g e a c r o s s E s c a m ­ We will build your home, land­ 1932— DoMuc the services so often needed. way. 535.00 cleaning • nnd pressHur. Scotch 1924— Kuril T o n -T ru c k bia Hay s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r m illion scape your grove, and relieve you 625.00 Woolen Mills. 305 East Second Consult this list when any speSIGN PAINTING f _ do lla r o p e r a house u n d e r c o n s tru e And next week is going to be too of troublo and worries Incident to 1924— Kt.nl K o rd o r Hnlan 200.00 1022— Kuril T o u rin g dul service is required. It is SANFORD SIGN SHOP—RlJt|»k n o n ; tw o m illions b e in g sp*tnl on Struct. 600.00 late. Act Now. 1923— Dodge T o u rin g building up a place. h lg hw ny; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r live SOO.OO arianged alphabetically for Dodge T o u rin g is of all prices for signs a kinds. developers to g e t In on g ro u n d In the meantime, you can go 1923— FOR SALE—Grocery stock and your convenience^ -TKHWH TO SOMK P940H.IT* Hoot. W r i t e D ev e lo p m e n t D e p a r t­ R. N. NIPPER. fishing. You can fish in any one 10 T K Il C E N T OKK KOI! ALL CASH fixtures, will rent o r sell building.! SUBURBAN HOME ment T h e Pen«a c o la News.______ Sanford Avenue a t 1st Street. of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t I. W . P H IL L IP S SONS Other business necessitates the' For space in this AUGUSTA CHRONICLE— Au Phone 473-J. know how to fish, we havo several Dodge Dealer* sale of same. Apply Box 507. gusts, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest DIRECTORY . Oek k S ad I f . Located just out side tho city lim­ experts who w.'i! be glad to show P k w r No. S. LET DUNCAN do ^your painting ia A sa w n — ------ ■-----------------|i Sanford, Fla. >0 small small. classified medium, rate cash ,09c its, on the road to the Country you. Mr. Schol field who has been '• PHONE —No job too large or too SALE—Ford truck, new body Sanford Building and Lpan Ascharge. 10c per line, minimum Club. Nlco new bungalow with singing at tho Baptist Church will FOR ' 609 Ninth S treet 148 nnd cnb and started, good condi­ , sociation Prefert-ed Stock can be 30c. modern conveniences—lights, own vouch for the above. PAPER HANGER—I. L. Talbott, 1 cashed on 60 days notice, Interest geU reaults If It water system, telephone, etc., 22Vk LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc. tion, cheap. 207 French Ave. painter and paper hanger. ADVERTISING [ payable A jiriM at and October 1st [ reaches potential Pa- acres of lnnd, seven cleared, orange Longwood. FIs. Phono 3511 Orlando r o a d . _____ latka Daily News is buyers. $75 A BARGAIN $75 C la s s ifie d D ir e c to r y you can'l circulated in trees, nnd place in good shape. Seven passenger touring car, FOR SALE—Four nve-room bunt h T a n i T m e t a l w o r k Close to Country Club. Can be nn industrial and agricultural icc Buy eight per cent Preferred A D V K ttT lStN O gnlows lined throughout, just Good running condition, almost SHItVICIlS Stock in the Sanford Building and | _____ bought on terms. Price $5,500.00. JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds tion. off pnved highway. Price $800 new tires, spot light, Klaxon horn, Loan Association, established 1908. WILLIAM S. ALLEN writes di­ of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. each for quick sale. Must be parking lights, automatic tire Johns County is reached through Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak BUNGALOW rect mail and newspaper adver­ FOR SALE—25 head of milk cows seen to be appreciated, can glvo pump, tools, upholster in good con­ Avenue nnd Third Street. Tclo- the St. Augustine Evening Record. tising. Plans complete enmdition. Must sell by Saturday terms. A. Howk. Gindcrvillc. Can be neon .at £ . E. Brady’s Quick results. Two cents per word. lgns. Ten years of experience. phone 111. _____ — Night. First $75 takes It. Call stable. End of E a s t F irst 8tocet. On Park Ave. Close in. Five Sample copy on request. one 015 or Box 71, Sanford, VULCANIZING rooms and Bath. Completely fur­ FOR SALE—Ia)t 12—50x117 ° m! Greene 294. Will demonstrate. Florida. Used Yellow Cypress between 12th nnd Cel­ WHEELESS & WELSH—Vulca TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tamp* Dally nished. Side walks and street pav­ Times, the great home daily, ing paid. A bargain, complete at ery. $750 cash. Write.R. care of t . Jacket AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT nizing shop, gas, oils. Fisk A p a rtm e n ts rato lMtc per word, minimum Tires and Tubes. “Service th a t Sanford Herald. $7,000.09. r $ 00.00 RENT-A-UEEL Car. Drive it F o r R ent Makes Friends.’’ Oak Ave., and chargo 25c cash with order. Write for complete rate card. HOOLEHANyourself. Oak and Second St. Third S tr p c t .______________ F u rn itu re a n d R ugs CORNER LOT FOR RENT—Five room apartment Phone 3. COLEMAN STOVES TO REACI1 BUYERS or sellers of 1006 Union Avenue, phono 99. AUTO BODY REPAIRING Florida real estate advertise in SANFORD STOVE_WORKS—Oil 3rd nnd Oak J o in Located on Onk Ave., close in. Mrs. W. A. Fitts._ Times. - One cente stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, the St. Petersburg Phone -110 In nice CHARLES STEIN — Automobile FOR RENT—Unfurnished four cent a word~ daily, two cents a word I Eastern exposure. In nice ncighncignY o w c l l D r e w C o . ovens and victrolns. Your credit Body repairing and Rebuilding. borhood. Street Paving nnd side room apartment. Phone 323-J. is good. Phono 49L-3. 321 F irst Sundays.__________ FOR SALE—Hiiy your Christman —Orlando— Engles Home, Oak Avonuo. ‘walks paid. Can be bought on Mrs. Alex Vaughan. ________ MAINE—Watervlllc, Morning SanStreet. ornngos now / Fanciest fruit very easy terms. Price $1,500.00. B E T T E R H O M E S FOR RENT—One two-room and AUTOS FOR HIRE tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ I pneked $1.75 F. O. B. Sanford. J. ono three-room apartment. ple nre interested in Floridn prop­ ■R. Ellis’ Markbt, Celery Avenue. CLUB SEE OUR LARGE LISTING Dodge gurn?<>. Oak Ave., and 2nd erty. Reach them through the A d v e rtis in g ! Phono G61-J. ' | . EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day You ran buy Fumiture and Ruga Street. Phone 3. BEFORE BUYING. or night. Meets nil trains. Bag­ ______________________________ I Sentinel. Rato card on applicaof Qunlity at moderate prices. gage transfer. Phone 551. FOR SALE—One Florence Auto­ FOR RENT—3-ronm npartment, LEARN ABOUT folk County and * 1 ""’ , ,-------------------------— matic oil stove. 505 Myrtle Ave. II It ITT REALTY COMPANY. INC. Our Better Homes Club enables j furnished or unfurnished, phono AUTO TRIPS Lakeland, through the Star-TeleADVhMTSRi tn the Journal-Horyou tu pay for it a little at a time. Phone 328-W. REALTORS ■*-— nld. South Georgia’s greatest 634. 210 Pnrk Ave. Best advertising -------# medium in newspaper. Morning, MRS. J TT CAl.hl-lR. Sight-sec- gram, uto* afternoon, _________ Wanted NOTICE ing nnd pleasure trips at any South Florida Published morning*. weekly nnd Sunday Classified rates FOR SALE—2 ton truck with 2 Sanford, Fla. L Cubbngc, turnips, onions, sweet time, Call 44 Sinr-Tciptrmm. lakeland, rla . 10c per line. Waycross Journal- 202 First Street , yard body, hydraulic hoist, will WANTED— Second hand highpotatoes. Irish' potatoes fresh from -a * : AUTO WRECKER OHIO—Xunik. Make your rales Herald. Waycross. Genrgin sell cheap. Also 36 foot exten­ chair with table. Must be cheap, Hickson's Farm. Sold on tho through the Xeniu Gazette, TAMI’A MORNING TRIBUNEscrsion ladder. 2 single ladders and phono 110. streets daily from 8 a. in. to «t p. P. A. MEIIO. Day or nightN ig h t Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural vice. Day phone 39*1 2 step ladders. Box 6 Longwood, Send in ynur subscription to tho 1 j m r*«x' — ni. by Joe Jackson, tho wheelbar­ district. Wunt ad And display 1 Tribune or hand it to your locnl _ 1WANTED—Sales IJulies.—Apply Fla. _phone 590 __ __ _________________ row man ----- ----------2----------------------------- dealer so you can read Florida’s | j.-o r SALE—6 acres fronting Lake 1 manager. F. W. Woolworth Co. FILLING STATIONS AND I'nratvny. m lin ln lstru to r of nalil esPRICES OF KALSOMINE One year Monroe, shore .*--- |j muiuuv, nuum drive, .....v , reparian • -.—..... . . -— , , , .. AUTO SUPPLIES COI.UMUU 8 tO n.; I.KIIHKH—ClitSS- greatest newspaper, 00. 6 months $4.00. three months ; ri ,hts K,)0<1 soil, fine well, good WANTED—Job hauling with two tUlo. u i t bin tw o yt-urt from Ilia have dropped I lied titls hsv* thu I n rn e s t c i r c u ­ ya (late licreuf. ___ . . S • ms l . . . - n . .. ___ 1 _1. A txn ltr Itn V li lA llllfBAGGETT’S FILLING STATION la tio n !n 8011th w*Mi>r,i O a o r g ls . ?2.00. ton itruck.—Apply Box 6, I.ongat If you desire $1,000 insur fence, in Benson Springs, citrus I •nil'll O c t o b e r 1Sill. 1921. Open day and night. Sanford 8c (A-wnrd) Un». lt. 51. tWUAWAV. Sanford I’nint & W allpaper Store, nnee policy add 75 cents to your trees, near hotel, $2,000. Write B wood. Fla. A dm inistrator. Avenue nnd Second Street. 112 First Street. _________________ TO SALESMEN ANI) OTHERS Springs, rare of Hernltl. order, TO REACH tn«j prosperous farm ­ F e l l o w s ' s e RV i c E* s t a t i W . ---------------------------j dealing with the Public:—You ers and fern growers of Volusia “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell FOR SALE—Two-burner gns hot­ Gulf Gas, Oil, Tires, Acccsso county .............. .... contact anything?” If so advertise in 'advertise in the DcLand plate, with oven. New Krn IATTAN SHIRTS For Quick Sale Only 1I with ,h i’ ■<'a”n o in who ries. Service with n smile. Elm Daily News, rate Ic per word, cash the "Gainesville Sun ” „ hundreds of com peoplo nroi 1 and shades, make nn Printery. and First. Phono 117 1.3. ~ hcnutiful business lots on San-1 or could easily bo interested in a! W E ST V titO IN lA —C la r k s b u rg . T h s with order. Rift f"r “him." See WIGHTS—Three Btntions! Slag- TlfE MORNING JOURNAL is tho 1 (’Int'ksliurw E xponent, m orning /or:. Ave. • -1 lal-.-. -i.£sp--$2>WftC? tu u f tu Cubic Wu—vriil {'<>>' you Ship a box of delicious oranges “ Kor Y our D ralth " Hinmm-Markwood Comg- S m u t . * ; - iioiiuiir*'~hitti«. each. At a real bargain.^ Goml n commission on any business y o u 'l rc'ia r.r.-J Second. Fin-t an.I E!rn> accepted want ad medium In rliieludlK o r erfn no f r if i t honu? P if t i v l 1\l\£ K r e ry o n n w h o b u s tried t h i s m I r« n t |'«t word, m lnliaura t i e . Sanford Avenue und 101b Street. Daytonn (Fla.) One cent a w ord'J w a t e r c a lls fo r a refill. terms. Seo us at once.—Thrush- semi us. Ask for particulars. We S shipped from our grove tho same ......... have never, we believe, completed !■ Kor S ervice I'huue 50 Expert service. a p p e a r lii'fnro m i r salit CoMilt lit the er & Garner. day order received. Selected un insertion. Minimum 25c. PAINTED CANDLE a tour with a dissatisfied pnt-'JJ C o u rt llntitt) In H a n fo rd . F lo r id a . In oranges— _ $2.25 per box. Grtipefruit BEAUTY PARLORS Silver Lake Springs Co. § I o ONTY—The UlIVvIMJ # _______ ___ STICKS th " a b o v e out It I.. I call*"", on til* , PALM BRAC11 mn. Established 1920. Patrons,* ~ — *• . * - 4 . . tl Help Wanted itp boxed in gift box | $2.00* F," O. It. .Sanford. IL S. MADAMH HARIGl'fr.' Marinello scene of stupendous development- r u l e d a y In J a n u a r y w h ic h Is tiicj from 30 states and Cnnnda. Ref­ It iit.v m J a n u a r y . A. I>. 1935. flue Kift card, $1.25, A rt) U n g , 311 E. F irst Street, Phone work of all kinds. Rain wnter a Read ubout it in thu Puim Beacli nt Tampa Board of Trade anti a r u l e ilttv o f t h i s c o u r t , t o a n s w e r Don't take chances in chenp erences ____________ bon Ives Co., Orlando. 180-J specialty. Old First National Post. Sample copy sent op re­ lo til,, hill o f c o m p l a i n t lt.-r'*4»» filed cotton mixture—Buy the well*; Citizens Bank nnd Trust Company, y o u . r i s e tlio s a m e w ill lie _U,ink. ituU dutg. iduuse 245. quest. a iiKiilnst ( n k e ii a s c o n f e s s e d a n d f o l lo w e d by known guaranteed All Wool Scotch The Wears Tours, P. O. Box 2163, MUO CRAVATS t FO R SA-LK—KmnR-ve.-ttoHiront on E lto n J . M o u g h to n DRUGS West F irst Street ninking good imtenal which is unmmk FLORIDA—OKLAN DO— Orinndo a p oIlf o pisr l aftue r tdheecrre eo.r d e r e d t h n t t h i s Woolen Mills suits tailored to your' Tampa, Fin. in tegimcntnl stripes, money. Good reasons* for selling. LANKY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ ARCHITECT mornt’g Sentinel; largest classi­ o r d e r lie p u b li s h e d In t h " S a n f o r d individual mensure. 305 East 2nd 1~*~----------Houses For Rent scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. Wo fied business, rate lc a word, min* H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d lit Street. Only $25. mon-Ives Co., Orlnmlo. Apply 317 West First Street. H a n fo rd . H em ln o le C o u n ty , F lo r id . 1. are as near you as your phone. imum 24c cash with order. F irst National Rank Hldg. o n c e e a c h w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u ­ WANTED—White porter.—Apply FOR RENT—Ten room house In F itted t r a v e l in g Call 103. __________ _ A’ LITTLE Vi --ANT eks. ‘ — AD in The , ut iv re w evuiyo . country, near paved highway, Sanford, ------------ Florida CASK Lincoln Hotel. FLORIST Rooms For Rent n.rftid .III brins >»«. M*. I, ™"i bl - £ liu. a » frecarfed liulf silk, with | beautiful locution, electric lights, suite. Advertise thoso old articles ......... ........ STEWART THE FLORIST" provisions of law, the annual meet-! ocu“l,1“* Dubose. tray nml ten-piece set you have stored awnv and have 1 "f November A. D. lMt. Flowers for ull occasions. mg of the Stockholders of the Sem- j K0O<* water. 11. G ‘—Furnished roams fpt ■tides in gold, $45. Third no use for. A little thjrty-ccnt ad clerk of ih.. t-ircoiVt'otirt. inole Securities Company will hj I “ , . 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W ; T Mills adds Jewel light housekeepirtif,'300 Fftihch k.*en-Ivcs Co., Orinndo. Sanford Novelty Works - ■ - ------Scotch Woolen 5 may bring you several dollars. 1 (Heal) Hemlnole t’ounty. Florida Ave. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS Phone 148 and a representative ,V' D konaudv V. t?. LO I.L FII I’rtip. I S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p liiln ta iit. -PAINTED WASTE WKKKH, D. O. FOR RENT—Nice quiet comfort-!— ..............— of typewriters for will call to Bee you. --------------------- - i N ov. 25, D ec.Ily I.A.S. M. PER BASKETS 15. 22. able sleeping rooms, hot water 1 All makes CONTRACTOR AND BUILDtsR 4 - l l l l - f l T C O IIJIT . HI-.V 1 t iii: sale on easy terms, for rent, also i > l-.NTII JIIDICIA I, CIH^ITIT. ItV v nOTIK ,..,,L O p ANNUAL 1VVII4I MhimNCi UL'DTlvr nnd all conveniences. Mr*. W, I.j repairs. U r n r r n l M hop find M ill W o r k Office supplies. Room 9 a m i Foil suUI.MII.I; n il n N in sprays of holly, wis- Hughey, 200 E. Fifth Street. Jt SIT t/onimerrlsl Street t v . PI.OI4IDA. OF STOCKHOLDERS OF Ball Bldg ro-'ex, brightly painted, FOR RENT—Three room cottage, niii".* A. Allman, Complalnlant. SEMINOLE SECURITIES CO. L A W Y E R ________ | Shop, Dickson-Ives Co., FOR RENT—Furnishetl bedroom furnished, on Palmetto Ave., be­ v>* . . . . . Sanford,t t tFlorida. --- --------i n n m f n ilfL ‘M PATENT HAT BOX 1 . LEWIS O’BRYAN] Offico in tween Hughey nnd Highland St. F t In i A llm a n . D e f e n d a n t . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN j rches wide, lined in blue , 'v,tfh wood heatvr, also giyrage, I ! yo u d e s ir e p ro m p t service a n d Seminole Hank Building Annex. C IT A T IO N George G. Herring. Fliat in pursuance with the C har-' excep tio n al w ork ft. with shirred uockets. j 117 l -aurel Avenue.- * ^ T o F ll te l A l l m a n ; 1 Phone 417-L_ 3._______ * -I h e r e b y o r t lo r c d to b e and t e r and in accordance witli the i such matters ns may be brought be­ Yon n re (ri Floor, Dickson-Ives FOR RENT—Furnished room, AIC.U.I. "tlO MEN’S CLOTHING do. so garage. Apply 315 Mhgnoli1a fore it. S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price Iluted this the 1st day of PcAve. Sanford Steam Pressery Tailored Suits—$32.50 and up. pOME BOOK-ENDS i cembcr, 1924. F i r s t S tre e t |paint« <1 motal, black FOR RENT—Rontna with or with­ Miianu Thcatrc Bldg._________ Attest: Edward Higgins, out meals. Reasonable rates. P 1colorful figures, $3.50. Alfred Foster. President. NOTARY PUBLIC ____ jDickson-Ives Co., Orlan- Lincoln Hotel. C *. Secretary. Herula Office. M. W. GEER, G room house on Oak i lit r . t u r l of (-.Minty J u d g e , S r n i l n . i t r g a r a g e .| C O ItN B It lo t on M a g n o lia In h"lKht>« Phono 148. N KW 5-room b u n g alo w TIRES First ilL'Elm. u PROFIT chain BUY ■y ;*,••• F *. • a a m illion men IukIi grade m anufactur­ er, but who refuses to put his name on them. Ik* ware! ________ — ir that M i t , color and lus­ tre for w h en 'll fade*, tom s gray, Send stam p, Sanford theatre goers are as­ dull and lifeless, la caused by n lack und Queatiftita ^ sured of a first -slass minstrel Ji*4' I t ' la further ordered, thnt thle ofxtilphtn' in the hair. O u r ----- * i ^ orS T show next Wednesday night whan S. b e .published once a week mother made dp a mixture Aurora, ni. o-r /*£f*t consecutive week*. In the the Sanford Shrine Club w ill'pre­ nanrord Herald, a newspaper pub­ -- , , , sent its annual performance, aclished ..In Seminole County, Florida. dark-and ■!>#• •M’T ’trfc.UU as C| erk of of women and men who value that cording to Edward F. Lane, pirealW 1 TN K 8 H m y ' hhnni, a n d »« nald C o u rt, . a n d th e real thereof. even cblor. thaT^-beautiful dark dent of the organization and who thin th « 19t h d t r of SoTember, A. shade of hair which ta to attract with Mrs. Lane, has the produc­ tive, use only.thbDold-tlme recipe. D ’ 1914‘ B. A. DOCOUA 8H, tion in charge. C lerk , of t h e C irc u it Court. Nowadays'we g et this famous I Failure of costumes to arrive on S em inole C ounty. F lorida mixture improzai by the additJc I _ Daily HenJd timo forced the club to postpone 1ST. IBS. 119. 17J. 171. n o . 111. U i . (Heal) .. , of other ingredients by asking a t I U l. 1S4. IIS. 191, 197, 191. 199. 201. the entertainment, which was to 2iu! ( ie u n r e a . H e r r i n g ,. 111. 227, t i l . ___i n .................is. MD RATES . f. i— n ;— any" drug store for a buttle of S o licito r f o r C o m p la in a n t. have been given Thursday night of JJS, 10S. 244. 245. 139, 330, i "l l . 141. “ 243. 241I. 144. --■r« “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Oom359, 200, j47.' 151. ISO. 1B7| IBli »?,' iso! f it ; Cwh In^AdTmnec this week. The costumes and othDound," which darkens the hahr so ■ T h is puppy 1 * , 2SS, 171. 172,:• g Mi : i n . i n77.. . .m . er paraphannlia connected with 1*1. .2S1. . . . .ISC, . . . 3S1,. 111 . . J ,i. S it. 290. 111. t -1M. ----th a t nobody ■ matron, g m tid i naturally, ao evenly, t • 4 s. w ill m the show, have arrived now, it is •96, 4301, V I| 101. 203. 364. 905. awn, o 305, vw. 307. can possibly tell it has been ap- g bone, aUogxtSm , QUALITY EGGS stated, and between now and Wed­ 312, 313. S ts. 317, 319. 119. 330. 3X1. 331. r«B.r4UUI/ » « 33«. 327. I l l , 119. 334. 331. M*. plied. You just dampen a sponge ■ harmonium F nesday night, the finishing touch­ 315. nuaranlred by 339, 349. 343. 344. 341. 348. 349. 350, or soft brush with it ahd draw 5 ties. Undoubw* es will be put under the direction 351, 356. 359, 3S4, 3C7. 3«S. 370. 371, JO. • Its* Seminole County Poultry this through yoUr hair, taking one ■ lonablp callVft: •. 113. . B» m lino of Gcorgo Nunn, who was secured 37*: 373. 375.' i l i , 377'. l U . 332. ” 513, small strand at a time. By morn­ . 9m m lino Mr Nunn J*7. 511. ami Amrodntion 5 S ire—BU (v : to handle the show, w -i 5«<t 5I5* « • / “IF*. ‘V ’. "Er­ ing the gray hair disappears; but Ing tn e g r a y hi i o f Elmview, . the will net ns interlocutor iV For Male At ie was an- **F, uecordlnjr to the plan of ~Tj P» d a n b l* a b o x e what delights tho ladiea with ■ H . . a n d ’ of e Al­ subdivision o f the lland of th the nounced. A. k F . Ten Caj Dam—M iHmt ta m o n te L and. H o te l k N av ig a tio n Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com­ Dairla C r o c e r te r la 1 xSUco. N o ■ dates 9T9 tor eonTho show, it is declared, will be C om pany's la n d s, aa p e r p la n or W . I - l<»e pound is that, besides beautifully J ’obtainable. th e re o f, re c o rd e d In F l a t Book full of laughs from sta rt to fin­ plat .Mrrrhnnut fJrocery 'Co. darkening the hair afte r a few apU4 »* .......... 0 ____ ___ I. paitu to, of t h e P ub lic Record* ' ' W T e t " . U n ctb Mtrmpera G rocery ish nnd the Shrine Club will ad­ of S em in o le C ounty, F lorida. To plications, it also brings back i mum vertise the entertainment as one any p e r s o n a n d all person* w h o le r(hftrg s I 0o f o r $ r» t gloss and lustre and gives it an ap -I la. o r a r e u n k n o w n to the guaranteed to drive away “blues" name r o m p la ln a n t h e re in . h a v in g or pearance of abundance. • ring la r e s t r i c t e d t o * M»«.l from the )«•>«. nesDonnent person. claim in g a n y r ig h t, tit le or in te r ilflc a tlo u . cut In a n d to t h e a b o v e described , is « n d * T h e S e n Scats for the entertainment are land* o r a n y p a r t o r portion t h e r e ­ cleaning and I Sanitary hand will b . n e p o n e l b l # F r e s h O y s te rs now on sale at the drug store of of: It a p p e a r i n g fro m the i w a r n F" M* ' * | suing. S Scotch Woolen Mills, 3051 ! pressing. Incorrect I n s e r t i o n . DAILY Roumillat and Anderson, it was , hill o f c o m p la i n t h e r e in filed, t h a t East 2nd. St. f« . ■ubseqtient IN H III I you a n d ea ch of you. have o r claim further announced. F ruits and Vegetables in Tbs offic e s h o u ld b e nomn I n te r e s t In a n d to th e pro-t s td la t e lj r I n c a s e o f Among the blackface artists perty Involved In thl* suit, an d Season who will appear in the production that y o u r p la ce of realdencea a re Reasonable Prices rE iu im S i u n k n o w n ; It la th e r e u p o n ordered, are: Robert Herndon, H. E. Wag­ thnt ROYAL FRUIT CO. r e p r e se n ta tiv e t b o r you a n d e a c h of you. do be. S e l l t o W v a tr r n Colon ner, Mr. Ritter, Pierce Griffin, amt y o u n r e h e r e b y required to nisr w ith r a te e . r a l e s Milan, w ill trlve you Harry Kent, Frank Donaldaon, Inform ation. A n d If Sid Rive, S. M. Lloyd nnd others, ■uvey w ill a s i l e t y o u In lai minstrel act, BUY - S E L L ------BENT Borides tho regufar 1 w unt a d to m a k e C le a n — R e p a ir tho club will present Hevcral spec­ me. ial number in which some of San­ 'Si JTHAT NOTICK. T Y P E W R IT E R S ford’s best musical talent will be L i shoalil *i»q their W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER H. 8. POND Roitofflre BddreM as heard. •ir phone number If Hanford R a n k k T r u s t Companf t results. About one 33S 4of a thousand has a find the others can’t V ir g in ia ilecil. deceased, o r o t h e r —PERCOLATORS ui with yuu unlose w ise ; G eorge 8 . O sborne. If living, I jour add rasa. a m i If dead, all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g ' —IRONS S im m o n s S ib e r ia In te r e s t u nder G eo rg e H. 0 *born**. ■tlnMaae* MV3T be —TOASTERS deceased, or n th r w le e ; A. J . F e e l ­ B I G P A R A D E — 4 -.00 P . SI Ipersee at T l . tao* —HEATING PADS ing, If living, nnd If dead, all p a r t ­ R e frig e ra to rs Id office or by leties c laim in g lnterc»t u n d e r A. J ijkoiie liWootlo. F e e lin g , deeenaaU, o r o t h e r w i s e : Regular $7.00 to $10.00 valued 1 ant v a lid , a t G eo rq e A. Davis, If living, a n d If Quality brand, guaranteed. serv ice. dead, all parties c la im in g In te r e s t rreunpt. E ffic ie n t B a ll H a r d w a r e C o. u n d e r G eorge A. Davis, d e c e a se d , or o th e r w is e ; A. It. S tinson, If living, Sale cmls Saturday, Dec. 13th. a n d If (load, all p a r ti e s c l a im in g surefootedness has weathered the ‘W a s h in g t o n , d « . s .— The attack of a champion, meets a opening,of the biff Wilson Horn nt worthy opponont in WiHlam Ward, Muscle Should during 1025 will blot pugilistically known ns. Kid Nor­ out o laboratory of science. folk, negro light heavy:wcight in Under tho direction of Dr. J. W alter Fewkes, chief of the Bureau Madison Square Garden Tuesday of American Ethnology of tho night. Although entitled to the Smithkorrinn Institution, Gcrrurd fnvorite’s position by reason of Fowke, n trained scientific worker, ability to stnve off tho knockout . lias been exploring Indian Inounds a t Muscle Shoals thnt will be cov­ unch, the Minnesotan must be at ered with water, when tho big is best, for Norfolk also hns Wilson Dam is put into commis- nn impressive lino of conquests be> pion. The relics which M r.Fowke sidu him. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 8 . Since 1913 Gibbons hss sent found an* being tracked up to bo Dr. Roland M. Harper, who is Bent to the institution for Htudy. many loading heavy weights to working on a report for tho state Ju st what Jntjinn t^ibc they belong­ tho floor for the count of 10, in­ cluding among his victims A1 Reich, geological survey on vegetation of ed to, remains to be determined. The Tennessee Vnllcy Historical Porky Finn, Willie Meehan, Clay South Florida, has devised a meth­ Society invited I>r. Fcwkes to have Turner, Put McCarthy, George od of estimating birth and death ' the mounds explored and lio sent Ancho, Joe Burke and Jim Tracy. rates and longevity from census Mr. Fowke to excavate them nt Lust spring* he journeyed to En­ statistics, which are available for states, whether they have bu­ . the mouth of To\yn Creek, Colbert gland and sent down Jack Bloom­ ail reaus of vital statistics or not, and ■r County, Ambhmn, some two months field. enn be carried back nearly 100 ago. Dr. Fewkes also made a trip In his enroer ho 1ms lost three yearfc, which wan long before there •'■to the point recently and brought bouts, to Billy Misko in 1922 on wero any systematic records of back with hint to Washington pome of tho scientific finds. They a foul, a 15 round bout to Hnrry births and deaths in this country. Applying this method to Florida include copper ornaments, heads Greb in the same year and the __finds that thi while the birth rute and n species of brestplatc, show­ memorable battle a t Shelby, Mont, he ing, Doctor Fewkes said, that the to Champion Jack Dempsey. He has decreased about one-third in Carpentier, the last 90 to 100 years. The evIndians to whom they belonged outpointed Georges erstwhile lightheavy weight cham­ ernge spun of life hns increased prized thnt inctnl highly. about! half in the sume period, Mr. -Fowko took two representa­ pion nt Michigan City this year. tive mounds und found that ono In 1922 Hnrry Wills, who recent­ thanks to the progress of medical was n large mound of mussel shells ly eliminated F.uis Angel Firpo science, ho finds. The birth rnto has always been higher in the and the other a burial mound. The countless shells of mussels, which from the forces of heavyweight South than in the North, but Flor­ the Indians nppnrcntly took from contenders, knocked out Kid Nor­ ida is intermediate in that respect, the Tennessee River, nro remains folk in two rounds at Madison indicating greater longevity hero of their feasts. With n varia­ Square Garden and sporting writ-than in other southern states, Dr, tion In the spelling I)r. Fowkcs ex- era still are disagreed on how the Harper deduces. Births, ho soys, The knockout “scorn>to lie decreasing faster thnn dnined, the fresh water mussels thing happened. n thnt river gave their name to blow crime' to bo known iih the deaths, und in another generation “Invisible punch,” Sam Langford or two they may he equal in tho Muscle Shoals. in The debris usually found in an sent him to the canvass in the United States un they ure Indian villago was encountered in second round of n battle in 1917 France, but tho point of stagnation the mussel mound, interspersed nnd Lee Anderson of Boston knock­ will not come so soon in the South nt the present rate.” •' ' with flint heads, knives, fragments ed him out in nine rounds. I n te r e s t u nder A. It. S tin s o n , d e ­ of pottery and stones used in cook­ Continuing, he says on the sub­ ceased, o r o th e rw is e ; [.Milan M. ceased, ... o r o...... th e .rw ing. Barbecue holes for cooking JL ’Lk• “There 1IIVI V M l V fsgreat ( VM* *«.. . is e ; L ill ia n M T r y S m i t h ’s B a r b e r ject: are variations | (..H.fV'., SHOT LARGE TURKEY 111 ditferent parts of Florida. Soma Htlnson. If living, and If dead, all | q * e j Ln»kn» animals in were located. Mr. Fowke, in a report recently birth i uJlwSSSll"^'m he/:! ^ h ° P t0 T b a rb e r Patrolman J. II. Green is exhib­ counties scent to have a white ---------* * I* »*.. I-----------I « T 1 * __ _____ ^ submitted to Dr. Fowkcs, said iting a fine 12 pound turkey, which rate us high ns 35 per “thousand, j nnd I f • dead, all • »p--a r ti e s c litlm lng j w o r k . L a d i e s w e lc o m e . many ppoletonrf were unearthed, he shot while out on a hunting nnd others ns low ns 20. The rate I n t e r e s t u n d e r J a n i e s F. H n u s l l s . often with big stones weighing 20 trip in thu county Tuesday. is nearly alwuys lower in cities deceased, or o th e rw ise : K v e r e tt N e x t to Y a ld e z . i to 35 pounds placed upon them. than in the country. One city has Mules, if living, und If d e a d , ull rtle s cliilm lng In te r e s t u n d er On account of the cotton cultivation n birth-rate of over 30 per thous­ iia r lv c r e t t Mates, deceased, o r o t h ­ O rd e r F u r F u lillrnllon ho was unable to give the exnct and, hut none of tho others go e r w is e ; G eorge ||. A tkins. If liv in g To Kmma Ilrmlo, If living, ami If above 25, and some nre ns low ns Ing. an d If dead, all p a r ti e s claim height of the mound, hut estimat­ all |mrili**i rlalinlnK intercxi 15. Tho negro birth-ruto is gen­ lio. in te r e s t u n d er G corgo II. A t ­ ed it a t nine feet. Trnces of a vil­ ilcuil, unilrr Kintnn Brnilo, iliM'iinHeil. nr kins, deceased, or o t h e r w is e ; Anil lage and of fire used to cook the nilierwlMJ ThornnH .1. K«nnry. Trus- erally not very different from that to all p a r tie s c laim in g I n te r e s t u n ­ mussels wero found In the vicinity. leu. If living, and If ileait. all part- of whites in the saino community, d e r Ituth M. Call, deceased, H en ry M. Illn k e l, deceased. J o h n A. D o u g ­ ItuN elalinlfiK Interest under Tin.man J. Kenney, Trimtre. lUream'd. or but it is decreasing faster, ami lass. deceased, G eorgu K. C u rrie r, INTRA-MURA I. FOOTIIA LI. deceased, John D ave nport, J r ., ileotliurwlMe; Daniel Judd. If IIvIiik. is especially low in cities. and If d. Oil, all parlies elaliiilna “Generally speaking, the coun­ eeaseil. Jo h n l'. Ilolnmn, deceased. Jo se p h M. Lewis, deceased. In the under Daniel .iiidil, de< eas­ WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 8.— Inlerest or otherwise; Heater t,1. Newhall ties and cities witli low birth rates follo w in g described p r o p e r ty , s i t u ­ dentn nt tho University of Florida ed. If living, and if dead, all parties and small families have the longest ate, lying and b eing In Hemlnole have turned their attention from elalmlnk lutereat under Hester C. lived, the most winter visitors, tho Count;', Florida, to - w lt: L o t s 10. III. 50, 53. 51. 65, 66, SO. deceased, or otherwise; greatest per capita .wealth, best tho successful drive of tho “ Fight­ Newhall. !7. T ! t : 2 r I I I . I* -. Y i l v 11 s ' f i t , ' . If living, and If ing Gators’* during tho season just .1Kd win.—IIVickers. ;—rt!*T* claliMMil, i m e i e e i schools, most prosperous farmers, 127. CM. 129. U0. U l . 137. 141, 142. 4n.Jrtrr. ir.sra! f....lim’d . Fol­ under IMwIn Vlckere, «!••« eased, or etc., hut there are a few excep­ I Cl. 115. 151, 152. 153, 155. 157, 169. lowing tho doss struggles of this otlierwlse; Harriett i!. I*a«e, If 11v- tions, Some of our cities arc much nnd If ilead. all partlnn claim- like California in this respect, while week tho inter-college series will Im;. Ing Interest under Harriett get under way next week, under Fa go, deceased, «.r otherwise; M. il. others are more like Georgia, or ■ a n schedule thnt calls for several Tol.y, If living, and If dead, all even Cuba p a r t i t a t'lu llh lio ’ . ih l e r e s i . u n d e r M. a s' •M 'i I games ns ToTIowci Dec. 8,' Aggies G. T o b y , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; J vs. Teachenr; Dec. 9, Phurnincy vs. \V. H a y w a r d . If li v in g , u n d If d e a d , Law; Dec. 10; Engineers vs. Arts n il p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r Han S a u n d e r s . If li v i n g , a m i If d e a d , H a y w a r d , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r ­ nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r j g nnd Science; Dec. 12, Winner 1 J . i sW. e ; .......... lo r o T h n x t e r , J r . If l i v ­ S a r a h L il l i a n S a u n d e r s , d e c e a s e d , o r l ^ vs. Winner 2, nnd on Dec. 15, flnnls w in g , n n d If d e a d , nil p a r l i e s c l a i m ­ o th e rw ise ; M a r y J . K im loill. If t l v - j H Mislead by cheap prices for inter-collogq championship. i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r T h e o d o r e T h n x t ­ l a g , un d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m - g Masquerading e r. J r . d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; .Mut­ I n g Inti r e s t u n d e r M n r v J . K im b a l l.! ■ of tires. to n K n o w l e s . If l i v in g , a n d If d e a d , ill... used, or olherwlHc; Huvld M u c k - | M PLAN TO FINISH ROAD ley. If li v in g , n n d If d e a d , nil | i i r t | B under the name of some all p u rlieu c la im in g In te re s t u n d e r I ^ S e m in o le A. P. Connelly & Sons [ (S OF llUH/rED SATIN ink. light bluo, black, co3R'l ro-c, si7.es 3 to 7. 1 “lies' Shoe llepartmcnt, H Co., Orlando. ,ht £ JUST A FEW SPECIALS House for Rent Ave. $5500. Good terms. < " i i n l * . K lnrl.ln NOTIC'D T O r i i r . l l l T U I I S I 111 It": U xtatu o f Halil I ’lillllp*. d e - 3 nice lots in Sanford i i-eascil. To nil t"r"Ullor*. I.gal.*"*, DlntrlHeights. $800. each. I! Initoi’J, mid all p.-rKoiin having claim* ugaliiat mil.I estate, Good terms. j You and <a.*h of you, nr.* hereby not If l.-.l and required to pr.-Kept House and 7G acres of any rliili..* .... I ilri.iiiii<l«, uhlrla yuu. >r elllier of you, may have again*' land on Orlando road, <the Kxtat" of Ham I’hlllpH, deeeas| "d. late of the Coll lit)’ of Semtnol". $9000. Terms. i Florida, to tin* undersigned. It. M H. B. Lewis Co. (HcnUnru) Ground Floor. National Hank Hldg. Phone 349. •| ___ ____________________ Buy a CLARK JEWEL Gas Range at Ball Hardware Co. Seminole Marble Co. M a r b l e a n d C lra n lte f r o m all q uarries. Ilest of q u ality a o o w o rk m an sh ip . W r ‘u f o r l a t e s t d e s l l t n a c . n. p. t i :i i i b u . S a n fo rd . F lo rid a O. t l o * M l . P h o n e __ Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST . "orn*. Iliitib'iii. I n g r o w [lo g N a lls . H e a v y t r a l l oui.es o r t l r u d a c h i n g fe e t. 1)11. I.. O IS I.K U Y o w e ll D r e w Illdg . O rlu iid o . F lu m e. K lev sto r By GEORGE McMANUS B R IN G IN G U P F A T H E R f-MX ROSE OF SN.K f t.,p, ip newest colors, r* and dark beige, ja-’k '■'•'onli'iht—in all razes, ■ kion-Ivi's Go.. Orlando. , Hill Hardware Co. — x iu i, ’over- sw eetened HKADQUARTEIIS FOR SANTA CLAII^' t'hildii'ii'H Toys— Automobiles, Tricycles, Wagons, Holler Skates, Air Rifles, Baseball ami Football Hoods. 1 duns and Ammunition —th e n a tu ra l tasti o f fin e tobaccos^ naturally hl< MAKE TIMS CHRISTMAS AN IDEAL ONE » • FOR YOUR CHILD Come in, Buy Burly and Avoid the Rush TELEPHONE 53 ,, I L L i c c r r r & Mvers T obacco ANDIRONS •'*di:|i iron, with sides P the antique shaped leg, lr4 Floor, Pickson-Ives mahogany stan d s m o k in g turned baxc, n convcnremovable ash tray, j ^ i match holder, $6.50. Dick.-on-Ives Co., Or- r 1,» K SWEATERS srbfd, gray, white; contrasting color at n«k, and sleeves. Sizes Dickson-lvcs Co., Or- 1 Co. PjtOMBS OF AMBER 1^'A'vlcd and plain. W brilliants, are $10. !’,0°r ’ Dickson- IL ,t<T C. N e w b o il, ati'J ulli'.'rp. DcDtulaut*. I ..-y m n a m e* M lH H H in lM u 'a nlH A fii � 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, 1924 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, December 08, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Cemetery Specifications Submitted by J. D. Parker LONDON, Dec. 0.— King George opened Parliament In state Tuesday with a speech from the throne, full of pro­ nouncements of foreign and domestic affairs. The kin» Raid the govern­ ment was unable to recommend * parliamentary consideration of the Soviet treaties but he desired that “normal Inter­ course between the two coun­ tries shall not be Interrupted." He said the government pro­ posed to proceed with the nav­ al base at Singapore. Lon­ doners today enjoyed one of thoir moat cherished Pageant­ ries. The possession of king and queen from the palace to Westminister and back on oc­ casion of their state inaugura­ tion and new session of parlia­ ment. I NUMBER 212. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. LOCAL PASTOR ------85 1 Hopes Anew EX-JUSTICE O F III tentative map of tlie new Cemetery submitted by Parker, wax accepted by the pity Commissioners at their reg­ ular meeting Monday aftarnoon and teferred to City Engineer Fred T. Williams for final draft­ ing.'plotting and staking. The commission further authorized Mr. Parker to engage E. J. Moughton to draw plana for a paviUipn to be erected at the cemetery. ' City Manager, W. B. Williams submitted a report in which he recommended the removal of sev­ eral old unsigLT.y buildings and the cleaning up of vacaqt lota In conformance with plans of the City Planning Commission for the beautification of Sanford. The matter was referred to City Attor­ ney George A. DcCottes for bis approval. Plans and assessment roll for the east side bulkhead system of Lake Monroe wtra. presented by the city engineer. These wera re­ ferred to tho city attorney for a further study ns to le g a l ' phases connected with the proposed bulk­ head plans. Resolution 18$ authorizing th« I paving and xe-paving o f Oak nue from Highland Street I: Hughey Street was offsred [For DisarmaSenate Leaden Will T ft To passed. The width o f the pave­ Rev. Carpenter Is Named Aa Mahlon Pitney Passes Speed Up Vote By Limiting ment will bo 11 feet gftd the work Pastor of Methodist Episco­ Cbnference to is to be done at a cost not to ex­ Away A t Capital; The Debate; Believe Vote pal Church nt Palntka; Will ceed 82,1)22, the resolution spec­ itpone to Mar. Wm Be pilled This Week Assume Duties Few Weeks W as Forced to Quit ifies. ig of Council Tho commission passed an or­ Bench After Stroke dinance which provides fo r the Held Many Pulpits Norris May Block closing o f an alley in the rear Underwood's Bill In This District of the court house. This action, it was pointed out. had become necessary since the recent re-plat­ Rev, T. J. Nixon Served for Problem Nears Solution When ting of the abutting property. The Underwood I n t r o d u c e s Many Years as Presiding right o f wny foe a new alley, it Amendment 'to U. S. Bill Elder Of Tampa District amf Italians wns stated, has been donated by Congress Authorized the owner o f the adjoining pro­ W ASHINGTON, Dec. 9^-E ffort League Ex­ perty. Rev. W. J. Carpenter, fo r the His Retirement On will be made Tuesday by senato The commission authorized the past two yenrs pastor o f the Matters Only leaders to limit the debate on the deduction of the sum of $088.50 Methodist Episcopal Church, South Pension 2 Years Ago Muscle Shoals iesue so ad to speed from the tax assessment mado on has keen selected to fill the pon­ up the vote. Both Democratic Dec. 9.—Council o f tho property o f the Southern Util­ . torato o f thf WASHINGTON. Dec. I)— and Republican leaders believe the I Nations decided at ities Company. This sum repres­ Palatka church vote will be called beforo the end Former Juatice Mahlon Pit­ by the Florida Mrs. Anna B u u i, who la making ented the assessment 4iado upon Isession Tuesday to o f the week. Sponsors o f the Un­ ney o f the Supreme Court died the gas and waterworks plants Methodist Con­ her second battle to escape the i England's request derwood bill are making an effort recently acquired from that com­ ference which electric chair, in New York, believes here early Tuesday. He had to get it to a vote ahead of tho one the conslderapany by the city. Routine busi­ cloned its an­ modern man is much more tolerant been forced by illness to re­ Norris hill but Senator Norris may i Geneva Peace Pro­ ness including the auditing o f cur­ nual meeting in o f the dual standard o f morality. block this by introducing a new bill rent bills, ended the session. Jacksonville on Nearly 50 ventremen answered tire from the United States arrangements for J. B. Duke Establishes Trust amendment to tho Underwood Monday, accord " N o " whei nsked whethefi they Supreme Court at the heighth ..nament conference For Charitable and Educa­ measure. ing to word re­ would be influenced by the fact o f his usefulness. EnthuiasSolution o f the Muscle Shoals March meeting of tional Purposes; Sets Aside question advanced a step nearer ceived h e r o that she had lived unwed, with the tic and tireless in devotion to Monday night. man she in charged with killing. L Yi Stock in Southern Power Monday with the introduction by to duty, he unstintingly drew . Rev. Carpen­ Senator Underwood o f amendment Chamberlain, British upon his reserve strength until a ter is to be CHARLOTTE, N. C., Dec. 9. — to his government ownership bill Foreign affairs, assucceeded by ■uemingly sound and vigorous Establishment of a trust for char­ which were recommended by the jncil that the British itable and educational purposes in war department. Rev. T. J. N ix­ constitution was underminiled, and on o f Tampa, merely a question o f North and South Carolina embrac­ A fter a week end cruise on the the collapse come withont w arn-; who for mnny council accepted the ing properties valued at at least Mayflower with President Cooling to his associates upon tho yenrs has been land adopted a resolu- $-10,000,000 was announced here idgo and a two hour conference bench or the public generally. . 5 prominent in Monday night by J. B. Duke, multi­ today with Secretary Weeks, Sen­ ijt in effect that tho Cross-Examination at Trial Net Result o f Sunday's Elec­ The stroke fell while he wns vis­ Florida Mothoauthorised does not millionaire North Carolina power ator Underwood said no serious tion Leaves Intra-I’ arty iting Philadelphia to join with Brings Out Bitter Personal Rev. Carpenter dist circles. prejudice the protb- magnate. Among the recurities difference on the Musclo Shoals Chief Justice T aft nnd other Mem­ Situation Without Basis Word of Rev. Carpenter’s trans­ Feeling Existing Between thus set aside are nbout three- question existed between himself o f the Supremo Court in tho fourths o f Mr. Duke’s holdings in nnd tho administration. for Program of Liberalism fer to Palatkn wns received by Sanford's Latest Enterprise bers Col. Forbes nnd Mortimer redodiention o f tho room in Inde­ of politics under the the Southern Bower Company, the friends and members o f his con­ He declared he wns willing to in full awing Monday income o f which during the next Will Be On Departmental pendence Hall wheru the court had BERLIN, Dee. 9.—The net result gregation. During his pastorate CHICAGO, Dec. 9.—The bitter held its first sessions. There n Ithe openina session o f few yearn will aggregate approxi- agree to all o f the amendments if here, Rev. Carpenter made many Store Idea; Local Merchants blood-clot it wns deemed wise to Incorporate personal feeling o f Elias H. Morti­ of Sunday’s balloting for the Reich­ farmed in his brain, but nations council here mntely $2,000,000 a year. friends, who regret to lennt that Are Interested Financially irompt medical n*tcdnnce enabled them In the bill. He explained he mer, chief government witness In The trust will be administered had refrained from including some the Veterans Bureau conspiracy stag and the Prussian diet is set he lenves soon to make his new tint to return to Washington. By ment these currents by lf> trustees, who will constitute o f the war department's sugges­ trial, one o f the defendants, came down by political observers ns in­ home elsewhere. Durin" tho two A unique store which will be a rnreful nursing ho remained upon years which, he occupied tho local ted around British a self-perpetuating body. ted amendments in the original out frequently in the defense cross­ dicating u distinct setback for pro­ decided innovation in Sanford's bus­ the bench through tho remainder o f rotary Chamberlain The trustees are directed nnd craft for fear they would meet examination o f Mortimer Monday. gressive policies nnd parliamentary pastorate. Rev. Carpenter wns iness section, will be opened with­ the term, few inspecting his real prominently identified not only Muss/iini, who al- empowered to expend not exceeding with objection. Mortimer charged that Forbes government in that it leaves in its with the affairs o f his own church in a few weeks by the F’ederal Sys­ condition, lip delivered three opin­ had several exchanges $6,000,000 in acquiring lands nnd ions after his affliction, those in situation but with general church work Senate leaders n r e ^ f the opin­ had broken up his home nnd said wake an inter-party They are united in de- erecting nnd equipping thereon tem o f Bukeries, according to nn attendance attributing his husky that he "hoped” Mrs. Mortimer which affords no basis for the con­ ion that if certain amendments are throughout the city. to regard the league buildings "in the itate o f North announcement made Tuesday morn­ had received the divorco for which struction of n government pledged Rev. Carpenter came to San­ ing by etficinls o f the cornorntion voico and thick enunciation to tem­ Cnrolinu to be known and operated adopted, the measure would be in she applied in Philadelphia a few al use only, to u program o f unadulterated lib­ no danger o f a veto at tho hands ford from St. Petersburg where which recently purchased the Mill­ porary bronchial trouble, Instead dayr. ago. He said he agreed not eralism. itude has made league as Duke university,” but with the o f President Coolidge. he occupied tho pulpit o f tho Meth­ er Building at Second Street nnd o f eemi-paruiysis o f tho vocal to contest. tnsely nervous for they rovision that if Trinity college at cords. kEarly Vote Hoped For This condition is amply reflected odist Church o f thut city for four lit, combined with the 'urham, N. C., seen fit to change Hope, that ho would be sufficiently "I found him in my apartment by editorials appearing Monday in years. He came here as the suc­ Mugnnlin Avenue. W M j objections covered in nP. M. Willis, vice-president nnd restored during the recess to permit ’nsal.ta. h«yit_ o f Jeagu.P its name to Duke university this mondments, both Democratic und with Mrs. Mortimer Labor dny the nationalist and conservative cessor of Rev. 8. W. Walker, for­ i in Egypt is an even sum may be ijpent in expanding Republican senate resume his judicial duties said, bnurgeoise preus which professes mer president o f Southern Col­ general mannger o f the F’edernl him leaders arn evening. 1922," Mortimer t o g e t h e r when tne court reconvened in Octo­ w to the organisation's uhd extending Trinity college. "and i helped him out and told to see in the party line-up brought lege and now pastor o f the church Bakcriin Corporation, hopeful o f bringing the measure Tho trust then provides that 20 than was Italy's occuhim not to come back. I mean as abopt fcy Sunday’a national polling in St. Petersburg which Rev. Car­ with other officials o f tho company, ber was dissipated by a second per cent o f the income shall be re­ to an early vote. is in Sanford for n few days for utroku in August, 1922. Then bis orfu, 15 months ago. Chairman Norris, of the senate he was going out, I helped him the long sought opportunity to penter served previously. tained each year and added to the tiej-puroose o f completing nrrnnge- family was advised by attcudir along. I didn’t need any help then dpnlnate the Socialist*. and J'oss^» Frr. ‘r -lx 'H i’Vxvv. Carpenter, has principal until such funds have a g ­ rgricultura committee, announced pMwd, the French dele gregated $40,000,000, making the in the selftkte that if tho Under­ *i >d I vrftbfdn’t need any help now, fly also tho Democrats, from par­ been prominent in the Florida nievi^ tot the opening o f the new physicians that the gonial JuJtTi-v' store. During their stay here they widely admired for his ability and peed i scheme which total o f the trust fund approxi­ wood bill is accepted os an amend­ There nre still some things 1 want ticipation in future government. Methodist Conference during which will close lenses for the several kindly dl.snusition, was doomed to to even with F ’orbes." hope will replace the mately $80,000,000. A fter this per­ ment to the Norris bill, he will No concealment is made in gov­ time he lias filled some of the floor spaces to be sub-rented to forced retirement, lie rcluctuntly . pmcotol drafted at centage has been set aside, the offer a modification o f his meas­ The next day, Mortimer said, this ernment circles o f the fast that largest pulpits in the Htnte. He local business citublhhm cnts, it te a gnlzed the inevitable, nnd ten­ the assembly. This is other 80 per cent o f the income is ure as an amendment to tho Un­ breach, one o f several similar ones the Von Tirpitz-Von Bismarck par­ came tti Florida from the stnto o f wns stated. dered hi:i resignation to take effect Itaice guarantee between to be divided n.t follow s: derwood hill which then would be earlier in the summer, temporarily ty has not only been returned in Missouri where he began his car­ Tho name o f the now store will Div. 31, 11*22. Ho wus succeeded sin, France and Belgium was healed and they all went to­ itu full former strength, but also eer as a minister. Thirty-two per cent to Duke uni­ before the chamber for passage. be “ Tho Buskct," raid Mr. Willis. upon the bench by Justice F,«lw ud il reference to tho Ithinc versity. The Norris bill was reported to gether to the wedding o f Morti­ enhanced itu representation in the Rov. Carpenter is expected to Tho bakery department, which Is T. Sanford. |Pe-hnpa Germany also return to Sanford Tuesday from to occupy tho majority o f space Thirty-two per cent for main­ the senate nt the last session, but mer’s (dster-in-law in Philadelphia, Prussian diet by 34 mandates. Congress promptly authorized I taken in and when nil taining nnd securing hospitals pri­ Senutor Underwood’s proposal, Sept. 20, 1922. As this state legislature has al­ the conference nnd within the next in the building, will be installed ut hi* retirement. Although he had ped the smaller Euro- marily in tho stutes o f North Car­ givetTthc status of an amendment "A day or two later I saw him ways been the goal o f Prussian fnc- few weeks mill move to I’nlntka a cost of $30,000 which will include served upon the Supreme bench (trs would be asked to olina and South Carolina on tho to this meusure, is in Sine for n riding in Fnirmount Park, Phila­ tions, because it uffurds an import­ to assume his new charge. Rev. two large ovens to cost $10,000 nearly 1! years he wns not eligible . delphia, with Mrs. Mortimer, witn ant strategic operative base, the Nixon will arrive sometime be­ each. Altogether the firm plans to for retirement under the usual rig plan o f paying to the hospitals n prior vote. Mr. Norris explained that his Mr. Williams’ chuutreur, J. F. Wil­ party’s enpture o f increase scats fore Christmns, it is understood. nations which already sum not exceeding one dollar per ••pend approximately the sum of illation because only 04 years oi" Other ministers nssigned in $10,000 jn repairing nnd altering age, the law contemplating actlviH the disarmament pro- day for each free bed occupied in new bill would provide for separ­ liams, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Mor­ there in contradiction to a loss o f |debating whether they nnd assisting in builhing nnd equip­ ate development of the fertilizer timer’s uncle,” Mortimer said. *‘ I 20 seats suffered by the Socialists this, the I’ nlntkn district nre: tho store to conform with present service until thu age o f 70. J. F. Bell, presiding elder. Bun­ plnnc. ami power units at Muscle Shoals went over to him and asked what warrants unconcealed pleasure o f hand the British sign dr ping hospitals. Medicui certificates submitted to treh. If England would Ten per cent for the benefit of and would prevent the power util­ he meant by being with Mrs. Morti­ the Nationalists with Sunday’s nell. G. IL York: Cocon, S. A. One o f the features o f the bakery congressional committees in con­ Wilson; Crescent City and Seville, department is that it will be ar­ nection with the special retirement [these signatory nations white and colored orphans in North ization from becoming secondary mer again after I had warned him elections. to stay away," Mortimer said. | The circumstance that Ludcn- L. B. Simpson; Deland, O. E. Rice; ranged so that pussersby may see net disclosed that since shortly ufito fertilizer. >rve to themselves com- ami South Carolina. Six per cent for asissting in A number o f amendments to Forbes’ reply was not stated. t» of action regarding dorlf’s party, through its loss of 18 Enterprise nnd Mims, A. A. God­ how broad, pics und pastry is made er ho went upon the Supreme llcn:h Methodist Episcopal both the Underwood nnd Norris foi. even if they should building Hoipltal Contract Secured scats, is believed to havo virtually frey ; Green Cove Springs, H. I). und baked. This is n feature of in March. 1922, ho hau been under churiht-s in the sparsely settled ru­ bills huve been introduced by oth­ Britain, “ Did you use this circumstance eliminated itself from further po­ Pace supply; Hastings, S. I. Hen­ all Federal bukeries, Mr. Willis treatment for chronic Bright’s dis­ ral districts of North Carolina. er senators, including one by to induce Forbes to grant the sec­ litical consideration nnd that the drix; Hawthorne, R. T. Caldwell; pointed out. The latest machinery ease, which had slowly progieased, pinion Divided Four per cent for assisting in Senator Bruce. Democrat, Mary­ ond Tuppcr Lake (New York) hos­ Communists lost 17 seats in the Interinchcn, C. S. Gardner; King­ nnd equipment which eliminates the his condition becoming precarious Bhich just Monday signed maintaining Methodiut Episcopal ston, C. R. Minglcdorf; Melrose, use or human hands, will be instull- two years beforo tho public bad land, to place Muscle Shoals em­ Tl, Uruguay, JSweden and ichurchcs in the sparsely settled ru- ployees under the civil service pital foundation contract to the W. Reichstag, is declared to suggest It. E. L. Folsom; New Augustine, < I, it is announced. This fact in- warning. His second stroke ren­ L. Sutherland Company of St. no useful offset to the realization ^vakin favor this stand, rurnl districts in North Carolina. William L. Elkins; New Smryna, scies n line o f bakery goods being dered him totally incapublu not only that the unrevised ofliciul election commission in event o f govern­ Louiu?” Mortimer wns nsked by aly, Jupan and Belgium T. Ia Z. Barr; Pierson. A. C. Riv­ offered for sale which will be as for further service upon tho bench, Two per cent for pensioning su­ it. Decision on it will perannuated preachers and widows ment operation, which was the Colonel James S. Ensby-Smlth, count, as now at hand, leaves Ger­ iere; St. Augustine, W. S. Hul- clean and sanitury ns it is possible but also for tho management o f kn­ man internal politics in an awk­ led until after Mr. and orphans of deceased preachers subject o f considerable discussion Forbes’ chief counsel. let; Titusville, R. A. Selby; W al­ to make it. own private uffuirs. wardly tangled state. "Y es," Mortimer replied, “ that n’s speech to the coun- who have served in North Carolina on the floor Monday. do, J. W. Windham. The Federal Bakeries operate a Justice i’ itney wns ono o f tho Contemplating the various solu­ nnd a lot o f other stuff back of ly. but there is strong conferences. (Continued on page 8) total o f 1,400 stores throughout the few men to rend their own obituary tions to the apparent parliamentary that, and Forbes knew ho had1 bet­ 1 the subject now. Five per Cent in Davidson col­ United States, 28 o f which are lo­ in the newspapers. In commenting impasse occasioned by tho indeci­ ter do us I asked." meeting exhnusted lege, Davidson, N. C. Davidson is cated in Florida, Mr. Willis stated. on the incident ho laughingly sive vote,’ Germania, which is close Previously ho had testified that etnla but behind the a Presbyterian institution. The Sanford store, he said will be marked that he wns "tho only man ho was acting as agent for the to Chancellor Marx, suggests as [action is not nearly b o Five per cent to Furman univerone o f the most modern nnd up-to- living for whom the flag over tho the only available solution tho for­ Sutherland Company on tho second Nt. rlty, Greenville, S. C. Furman is u date in the entiro South. A cash House o f Representatives at Wash­ mation o f n so-culled big coalition. Tupper Lake foundation contract, nnd carry business will be in effect. ington had been pluced at half problems under dis­ Baptist university. This coulition according to the because James W. Black, now de­ Fiour per cent to Johnson C. The main floor o f the building mast." The incident occurred short­ tive not only Egypt ceased, the business associate of newspaper, would comprise the So­ a. the Greek Islands in Smith university, Charlotte. John­ cialists, Clericals, People’ll party The waters o f Lake Monroe are will contain in addition to the buk- ly after his resignation from th» John W. Thompson, Forbes’ co­ cry department n. scries o f conces­ House, when upon submitting to a Mediterranean, Tan­ son C. Smith university, formerly Dean W . J. Weir, president of defendant, had notified him Black and Democrats, and on issues of receding nt the rate of an inch u sions which will represent the fol- slight surgical operation a report .. _ . ! rectification o f the known ns Biddlo university, and is Rollins College at Winter Park, did not want the Tuppcr Lake job. foreign policies, could count on the day, according to information sup­ lowing linos: groceries, meats, d e l-Jo f his death was circulated. ♦tween Egypt and the a negro school. Mortimer testified he had given support o f the Bavarian people’s plied Tuesday by City F-ngincer icatesnen nnd cool drinks. To the ---------. ■. ■ The trustees named by Mr. Duke was the principal speaker at the ♦ny of Cirenaicu. F’orbes $1,600 in connection with party und several non-partisan mi­ Fred T. Williams, who hu:i been Kill last point, Cairo has include Mm. Jumes B. Duke, Som­ Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday the Tupper Lake deal, $1,000 from nor groups which control u dozen muking a complete survey o f local renr o f the first floor will be a S l» n r « 4 cooling plant und refrigerating a t a r s 1 T C S t l U S K i l l that England must erville, N. J.; George C. Allen, W il­ noon. He spoke upon the prin­ William McCauley o f the Suther­ mandates. wnter conditions since the recent rooms. On a bulcony there will be For Deepening R iver |bre. Mr. Chamberlain liam R. Perkins, William B. Bell, ciples of Rotary as applied to the land Company, nnd $500 from As the new Reichstag is allowed heuvy rains. located a tea room, dental parlor, Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr., W al­ every-day life of a man. to get Italy to pledge Mortimer himself, the latter sum 20 days time to perfect is organi­ Prior to the high wnter o f Octo­ beauty parlor, g ift shop, photogra­ |*rence in the whole Eg- ter C. Parker and Alexander H. W ASHINGTON, Doc. 9.— A b:'l The easiness with which those being added "to keep Forbes com­ zation, it ia not expected that un ber, Lake Monroe wns three feet phy shop and a ladies reading and Pute so that the foreign Sands, Jr., all o f New York; W ill­ principjles and beliefs may be prac­ ing along.” introduced by Representative Soair attempt will be made before the ubove the average low water level, rest room. carry out the declara- iam S'. Lee, Charles I. Burkholder, ticed, was stressed by Dean Weir Examination Covered Six Years holidays to disentangle the parlia­ which is 11.35 feet, according to o f F'lorida would request tho Board Norman A. Cocke nnd Edward C. Another s|>acu on tho balcony will by former Premier o f Engineers for Rivers and Har­ Colonel Easby-Smith started the mentary knot. It is ulso not con­ Mr. Williams, und following the who further declared that men prge and the Egyptian Marshall, of Charlotte; and Benja­ should love their neighbors as erose-examination beginning with sidered improbable that the Mnrx- heavy rains during the latter part bo occupied by the Seminole Wo­ bors to review again tho report on man’s Exchunge which will be un­ the Kissimmee River in Florida at two and a half years min E. Geer, o f Greenville, S. C. Mortimer’s arrival in Washington The trust indenture, according to themselves. The application of the in the latter part or 1918, and the Stressniann cabinet will bo em- of that month, tho water rose to der the supervision of the Woman’s submitted to tho first session of powered to continue in office until its highest point in 22 yeurs. At ideals and beliefs of Rotary to a 'rides security o f corn- Monday night’s announcement, is man’s business and social rela­ various kinds o f business in which inter-party bartering has or has that time it wus 8.0 feet above Club, it is announced. In this booth tho 63rd Congress with the view of various goods will be offered for now in course o f preparation and determining whether the modific* through I e Suet Cations, the speaker told his hear­ he was engaged prior to the spring not brought about a coulition solu­ the mean low water level. sale by tho women o f Seminole tions o f tho existing proiect tu* of Egypt against for- will he executed by Mr. Duke on his ers, brings happiness not only to tion. (Continued on page 8) The highest water in this vicin­ county. Home-made canned gods, improvement o f river are advisable. ‘*»ion or interference, return to his home in New Jersey others but to the man himself. ity, however, was not in Lake M on­ ncedlu work und other goods of n i iia few days. af foreign interests and roe but in Lake Harney, Mr. W il­ similar nuture will be sold here. Milton C. Haddock gave a short •Rd joint Anglo-Egypliam* stated. In the neighboring talk on the work of the local Boy It is believed thnt tho building Inquiry Into M urder Won over the Soudan, Pinellas County To lake, tho water rose over two feet will be ready for occupancy by Jan. Scout troop?. He stated that the ajwrlain is particularly higher than in Luke Monroe. On t und shortly ufterwurds the formal Takes On New A spect organization had copied an Make Exhibit Grant local |the dnuse of the deciaraOct. 15 Luke Harney had Touched dpenlng o f the new store will be ideu practiced in Orlando where reads; n level o f 10.8 feet. This was 11 held, according to prasant plaiu. j BIRMINGHAM, Dec, 9. Inquiry cards are given to the boys which 1*uch an agreement satCLEARW ATER. Dec. 9.— An entitles them to a reduction In HULL, En-»anfl, U :c. 9.— Wil­ beforo he heard o f the secretary’8 days before Lake Monroe reached The Sanford Masonic Lodge will I into the murder o f Mrs. Annio Lou ___ _________ i L . si ____ I X ___ O ...L* l. to ourselves (England) appropriation o f $2,500 has been prices o f drinks at drug stores and its peak. The waters o f Lake Har­ continue to occupy the second floor Edwards on Dec. 2, which Monday liam G. Smith, young painter, decision: ney were 10 feet ubove the ocean o f the building until it moves into centered around the Fairfield homo * Egyptian government voted by the board o f county com ­ also admits them to athletic whose conde*/nation to death for “ I think there will be rioting and level and 1-nke Monroe was over {be Status quo will missioners o f Pinellas county to |events for the price o f 10 cents. the Masnic Temple which is now today took on an entirely different, ■touched." is not eight feet higher than the waters under construction. the murder o f a woman last Au­ bloodshed if -something defray expenses o f nn exhibit at turn with state authorities scat­ The meeting was enlivened by the Madison Square Garden Flor­ ! V 'a n ta zr* Offered gust, arouted intensive pleas for done tonight. The temper of the of the Atlantic. tered in many directions in search the singing o f Rotary songs. II. According to information recent­ taculy to this de- ida exposition, proposed again for clemency, was hanged at 9 o’clock population nt Hail is terrific. 1 for evidence to solve the mystery. C. DuBese had charge pf the pro­ am appalled to think o f what may ly furnished by the United States Miami Commissioners 10 ceneral and the lust next February. The voting o f the Tuesday morning. happen.” Rivera and Harbors Department .ff^ K u la r, Mr. Cham- amount was upon the condition gram and President R. J. Holly INTERIOR BILL PASSED Liberation o f Smith, by force DcspaU'hes from Hull indicate and supplied by Mr. Williams, Lake Endorse Paving Plan E°me certain ad- that the rest- o f the county con­ presided over the business ses­ sion. The following were present: from the Hull jail was feared as a the decision caused incredulity, Moqroe is receding at the rate o f *jFse include British tribute u like sum. W ASHINGTON, Dec. 9. — Tha Randall Chase. Hamp DuBose, result o f tho refusal o f Sir Wil­ fast followed by bitter indignation, 12,291,075 cubic feet per second MIAMI, Dec. 9.— The city com ­ interior Department appropriation l *l2 'n* Italian occu paHolland L. Dean. Alex F.^pA Bob BUTLER GRANTED LEAVE u jr /w k islands in the liam Joynson-Hicks, home secre­ police surrounded the jail and and ut this rate, is expected to be missioners have unproved a puv- bill wus tho first of the unnual sup­ Holly, Milt Huddock, E. F. Hous- tary, to grant a reprieve. guarded all approaches Tuesday. at its normal water level by the ing, sewer and sidewulk program ply meai’ures passed Tuesday Ly r^'tsrrantan . including holder, Waiter Haynes, Edward for the south und southwest sec­ But it was reported the mob has latter part o f January. WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.— Brig. the House. F’our members o f parliament 3ri»i°Lf the COast from A chart issued by department tions o f Miami that will involve f t'*h good Will in rec- Gen. Smedley Butler was granted Higgins, Chas. Henry, Raymond made arrangementa to seise the und received by the local Chamber expenditures aggregating one mill­ 1 the Cirenaicu front- ' by President Coolidge Tuesday an A. Key, S. Puieston, \V. Parker, from Hull nnd the lady mayoress hangman to the prison Sunday, Markets. Partjflj^tion in the extension o f one year o f his leave Gene Uoumillat. H. R. Stevens, 8. o f the city presented a petition ed. however, thut the authorities o f Commerce shows tho rise und ion d o ii u r s . Tho city munager has jingiej. f rom which o f absence from the marine corps O. Shinholzer. B. J. Starling. W il­ with 90,000 signatures asking n anticipating this, brought the fail o f the witter before und after been authorized to obtain estimates ber Smith. Dave Thrasher, und A r­ reprieve, Commander Kenworthy,! hangman to the prison yester- the heavy rains in comparison with on tho work, which is expected to i N EW ORLEANS. Doc. 9.— N ot:, ItSi Ioincor®. France to serve as director o f public safe­ begin at un eurly date. • — quiet. Dec. 2 J .it, Jau., 2J.09, the ocean water level. M. P „ head of the delegation, said day. thur Yowvil. ty in Philadelphia. Question slay Merely RICH CAROLINIAN GIVES $40,000,000 TO PUBLIC FUND Associate Justice Period 11 Years MORTIMER SAYSIBERUN BALLOTS COLONEL FORBES ARE A SETBACK RUINED HIS HOME TO PROGRESSIVES UNIQUE STORE TO START BUSINESS HEREJANUARY 15 B Lake Monroe Will Reach Low Level By February 15th Rollins President Speaks To Sanford Rotarians Tuesday E fforts Made To Save Young Smith From Gallows Fail At Last Minute ..r * M )H �*:■ . i 'jM r ' “ 5 Historfc Battle Described . r in NeW Terms By BritLsh DUTCH HEARTILY / Account Sea Engagement IN FAVOR PLANS ___ Ic I b Given 120 OF DISARMAMENT Pftgtis in Recent Book Admiralty In Its Official , ■ •______ Surprising Strategy o f Ger­ man Admiral Completely ttyect British Calculations • fr M BOSTON, Dec. 5.— What went on behind the mist* that hung over tho North Sen while the Britlnh Grand Fleet and the High Sens Fiaet o f Germany fought the Bat­ tle o f Jutland on May *1, 1010, in described in. now terms by the EngHsh Admiralty eight years later, and its official narrative o f this «dinurement o f the World War. recently issued, conforms to an American version o f the facts. It had been announced by the admiralty, a t . a time when con­ t r o v e r t was rife In high British naval circles, that no official aceount o f the Jutland engagement h* o u t A Blue book j ]020 had eontahied the original ■‘tlsh charts and reports. But en Lord Sydenham, raising a ,ormal question in the House o f tards, .pointed out that an Amoritop. hlstorU h,’ Captain Thomas G. Frothlngham, U. 8. R., o f Boston, had made clear certain essential facta o f the bnttlc that railed for n change in tho British official clUrt*. renewed attention was giv­ en to the battle details. British admiralty'su own . The u u u sn numirany narratlve issued now ns an official ■document o f 120 pages with new Chart* — and ----new conclusions is the result. . wns surprising strategy o f Admiral Reinold Schccr, command? r °* the German forces, In exc­ i t i n g t!,rc« times within n space o f 42 minutes, twice in dofense nnd once in attack, a battle manouver which the British high comAland hod declared Impossible o f execution, that upset nil British .calculationn an to what hod occurcd. ThU manouvre whm a aimui.Unoous turn o f 10 battleships liko the nboutfacc o f marching men, It was the Ynnkco historian, an grm y officer during the World War, who first brought to light tho iM ta o f Admiral Hchecr’s amaz­ 'd * strategyjind tactics In n mono­ graph; A True Account ot the Battle o f Jutland." How the American learned what went on behind tho mists at Jutland, ho hns pot-divulged, but it Is understood that study o f tho original battle charts, in the light o f his know/' odge o f the sen nnd ships, supplied the first clue. Tho official narrative takes up Its more important phrases o f re­ view at fl:15 P. M. it was at that «SdrAdmiral0 j I C Recent Address of Professor Against Militarism Meets Hearty Approval Crowds; Will Seek Arms Reduction — W W J -D e tro ft N « w r ( 8 1 7 ) ilC o ld Dust Twins; 3 National Z B . . , ! hnn Company; 9 trio; 0:30 ortht*. i i f i Z W ® * (837) 8 " ,ualc5 traW D A F—m S f t / v r i & . / i f n " ’ OR— Newark (405) 0 music; a . 7 ? a £ ! S . 8f e rJ f f i l ) C:1C rPorU. ' , : * 6-T^School o f the AIrr 11:45 NightK G O -O akland (312) 6 concert; I K1IJ— Los Angeles Times (313) ‘ H 'TJinderejla’V instrumental trio; 18 concert; 8:30 children; 10 classibnca, aololata. ! leal; 1 2orchc*tra. . , W OAW — Omaha (520). 0 Advtco ' W HAS — Louisville Couri-r lovelorn; 6:25 program; 0 Times (100 ) 7:30-0 concert. I-hurch orchestra; 10:30 Wowf. WMC— Memphis Commerciul ApWDAR— Philadelphia (305) 0:30 peal (500) 8 bedtimo; 8:30 dram a'talk; 7 concert; 0:05 dance. league play; 11 Addy Britt, Dick WF1— Philadelphia (305) 0 talk; Finch. , . 7 concert. WC A Y— Milwaukee 260) 9:15 WCAE— Pittsburgh (402) 0:30 hand, scrcnadcrs, quartette. Uncle K aybcc; 6:45 special; 7:30 jjfC C O — Minnenpolls-Ht, Paul concert; 8 entertainers; 9:30 en­ (■It t ) 0:30 concert, soprano. tertainment. CKAC— Montreal (425) 0:30 or­ KGW— Portland (492) 10 lect­ chestra; 7:30 entertainers; 0:30 or­ ure; 10:30 concert; 12 dance. chestra. WKAQ— Porto Rico (300) 11-12: •WIIN— New York (360 ) 6 movlo 20 jazz band, talk, mucical. critic; 0:10 employment broad­ KPO—San Francisco (423) 6:30 casting; 8:30 orchestra: 9 dance; tlranin talk; 7 orchestra program ; 10:30 music; 11:30 orchestra. orchestra; 7:30 children; 9 orches­ W EAF— New York (402) or­ tra; 10 soprano, pianist; 11 xylo­ chestra; 7:20 John F. Hill; 7:30 phone, marimba music; 12 band. THE HAGUE, Holland, Dec. 5. — If the deafening npplause that greeted Professor Van Embdcn’s icccnt anti-militartistic address is any indication o f the general feel­ ing of the country, the people o f tho Netherlands may be eaid to be virtually solid for disarmament. The spokesman for the abolition o f tho army and navy met General Snyders, formerly commander in chief o f the Dutch army, ut n pub­ lic debate before n packed audience in the biggest assembly hall o f the Dutch roynl residence. Thousands of people belonging to all classes o f society engcrly followed the ar. guments on both sides. A battery o f sound amplifiers hud been in­ stalled for the benefit o f a multi­ tude outside which had been crowd­ ed out. Both speakera agreed that de­ spite the Geneva conventions the menace of war had not been wholly lifted from the worltlfi and they onvhnjred Holland’s position In the eventuality o f another great wnr ni the light o f the fuct that the country had miraculously escaped from being dragged Into the last world conflict. *•»** How kuuki could n Hol, o i,n.n'* " future safety bo best injurc,‘ they asked. By dh _ total .. disarmament, the pro­ fessor argued. Never* by disarma­ ment but by mlcquate preparation to keep the enemy out, declared the general. Professor Vun Embden made his audience shudder hy recounting tho horrors of gas warfnrc, citin greports by Brigubier General Amos Alfred Fries, chief o f the Ainericun Chemical Warfare service, Major Major General William Luther SIbert nnd General Tasker H. Bliss. “ If the next wnr finds us nn armed nation, we shall bo utterly and ir» ierretvahly lost," he declared. General Snyders agreed that Hob land rovetrd nothing, and that the next wur could never be nn aggres­ sive one ns far as Holland was conccr.-.cd. lit pointed out that He! land was an ngrleultural, not an industrial country, nnd therefore ill equipped for tho production o f war­ like materia!. As a gas warfare, bin opinion was that it had come to stay, nnd timely defensive pre­ caution!, were essential, lie said that injuries by gas were not nec­ essarily more horrible than those produced by red-hot shell splinters. How, he demanded, could the coun­ try lie saved from being overrun by a belligerent unless it possessed with*'hfo’fS l! ??«“ SPECIAL SALE on FARM WAGONS For The Next Tw o Weeks Only Two-horse Weber Wagon (gear only) Columbus Wagon (gear only ......:......................... , T Uk.mm : B feWtai . W G Y -6 * h n itf& 7 3 » ) 0:45 • club; 8:30 musical fe o 8:15 Sir E s S S H o w jrd . .— phy; 0. program. , ..BH — Chicago (370) 7 orcheu KFQX— Seattle (238) 0:15 bedtime; 10 orchestra; 11 concert; 12 tra; *9 sotoa, entertainers; 11 or­ orchestra. chestra* W B Z-S pringflald (337) 0:05 KYW — Chicago (530) 6:35 bed­ story; B:3(f orchestra; 7:30 pro-] time story; 7 concert; 7:30-11 _ . speakera, revue; 11 Nlghthawks, gram KSD— St. Louis Post Dispatch orgnnLgue. 40) 0 concert; 0 program, ad- W LS—Chicago (345) 6:30 organ; 7-6:80 entertainers, quartette, WRC— Washington (469) 7 drafarm program; 10 glee club, mntic talk; 7:30 talk; 8 politics; orchestra. 8:20 concert; 0:16 orchestra. WTAM—Cleveland (800) 5 music. W FAA— Dallas News (470) 8:30­ Program for Dec. 8. 0:30 recital. WOC— Davenpor t ,((8 4 ) "7 Sand­ WAS— Atlanta Journsl (420.. 8-0 man; 7:20 lecture; 8 mnsical. Crescnt d u b ; 10:45 program. WWJ— Detroit News (617) 7:30 WEEI— Boston (303) 6 Big Broth­ program, poet. er club; 6:30 musical; 7 quar­ KNX— Hollywood (337) 8 muaic; tette; 8 program from W E A F; 8:45 motorlogue; 10 dance. 9 musical. WOS—Jefferson City (440.9) 8 WGR— Buffalo (310) 7 concert;! address; 8:30 concert. 9:30 dance. WHB— Kansas City (411) 7-8 pianist, tenor, —r soprano. WMAQ— Chicago News (447.5) C --------------------— organ; 0:30 orchestra; 8 W idc- j W DAF— Kansas (JUy Star (411) —— 6-7 addreia, orchestra; 11:45 KHJ— Dos Angeles 8:30 bedtime; 10 orchestra. luUvjUe :15 XGC _ 7:80 Time* (895) W A A W -( features; 12 hits. . . W D A R -p im ^ Times (460) Ulkj 7J0 c!U^; 0:30. WMC—MetSh2?tS&mefdtl Ap-| WOO^m,. peal »506) 8:80 concert; 11 midch w tr? night frolic. WCCO—Minneapolla-St. Paul(417) 4 i ! n 7:30 lecture; 0 muakap. Uncle WJJD— Moosehart (278) 7:15 noV. rntnie, . elty orchestra. MNJ—Newark (233) 0:80-11:30 or­ chestra, V •, WEAK—New York (492) 6 atory K p o i s i r r telling; 0:45.soprano; 7 program ; 7130 Navy band orchestra. WHN— New York (360) 6 orcheat w ; 8:30 dance; 9 fashion charts; 0 » 0 nIV.sic;50:“ ‘ • :30“ orchestra; 11 Wu L S5rinr t 2 H Parody chib.' llm*l 0:15 book* WJZ—-New York (455) 6-7 ensem­ music talk’ i ble; 7 Wall St. Journal review; J’hilhannonic * 7:10 talk; 0:30 orchestra. tra. . WOR— Newnrk (405) 0 trio; 6:15 St. Loufi J • sports. ■ (5(6) 8 '* * * ■ Bb S H sm B v/* Hf s ■ : rntimm i sS ¥ r? j ,v'.' • • JtVi' i- ■ , •— " - •• . ” i.V' •r *'> ■V •V.A >*0: : ■ : ■ ■ Opening o f A N ew Country s : A n d the Bowm an H otel P n ■ M ■ ■ ■ 5 lt posF<’RT l ... .......................... ................. One-horse Weber Wagon with h«xly and 8ent ............ .............. . ii»^ ii» >o ar 1$: strength now available to bear' mpnis f ,Mlin>r cncronc,>against inferior German forces. Prospecti: o f further heuvy mil­ turned to deploy on the port wing to form a lino o f battle on a course itary expenditure, no foreshadowed southeast by oast, with nn Advance in the budget estimates, had not fan o f fruisers and destroyers missed their effects mi the audience. stretched between the German General Snyders' appeal for prowith Heel hnd nppronch to their base. puredness was punctuated The British narrative says, "The -bouts of "N o more money for t enemy could only be secji fitfully w ar!" and the end o f his speech through the m ist" nnd adds that wan drowned in tumult. The meet­ no battleships could fire for many ing broke up with tho audience minuts togilh er because observa­ singing unti-militnri.stic songs. tion wns h o poor. GltKKN ACTING CHIEF These were tho conditions, with the Germans steaming at u speed Patrolman J. it. Green him I...... o f 17 knots, sinking the Invincible Defense and Warrier and striking acting as chief o f police during mortal Idows to the Black Prince the absence o f Chief Williams, who fts they went, when Admiral accompanied Sheriff Hand to esrH*hct'r hnd first recourse to his court six boys to the Stnt- lieformatory at Marianna. unenmprehended munouvie to save *lect from envelopment. The German fleet roversed di­ Radio Program rection three times i nn series of i movements that look on the com­ bined chart like a whirigig, and Program for Dec. 9 this is now brought out and doWEEI— Boston (303) (J Big veribed by the admiralty narrative Brother club; 0:30 musical; 7 talk; as it wns described by tho Ameri­ 7:30 musical; 8 program from can historian. The admiralty WEAK. narrative’s observations o f the WGR—Buffalo (319) 0 music; causes for each o f the several 8-9 Everrcndy hour. awing nbouts" by the German fleet take issue woth the strategic , CM At)—Chicago News (4175) 0 motives given in Admiral Schccr’s •rgan; 0:30 orchestra; 8 book re­ view; 8:20 Clara Laughlin; 8:10 report* talk; 8:50 lecture; 9:15 musical. Jc W L8—Chicago (345) 0:30 organ; 7-10:15 entertuinerr, farm pro­ gram, orchestra; 10:40-12 music review. KYW— Chicago (530) 0:35 bed­ time; 7 concert; 7:30-8:50 stage re­ view, musical; 10 At home. WQJ—Chicago (448) 7-8 concert, quartette; 10-2 Itninho Skylnr is. WLW— Cincinnati (423) 10-12 music. K.JAX Cleveland! News (390) 0:30 bedtime story; 7 concert. W FAA— Kallas New: (470) 8:30 violinirt, choir; 11 organ. =L o r,v s /,.., -•-***“ $ 6 7 .5 0 $ 9 8 .0 0 $ 8 5 .0 0 Hill Implement T $ 1oVhkj/Voo1tn^'oost.V1nHosi<7cs"tI‘o'Mi'ami^m11m’ af]nloI ,'f f‘'1 lVpP£?jec.t,’.stf*te]s that jt will positively exceed Club now under construction 'md t o b c c o . n . S S l y in S t a r he’t ' S the Miami-Biltmore Country der constructionuind to be opened for nl-iv m,vt , R,y , nc clffi}tefe.n-hole golf course now unses, tennis courts, bathing pooll tcMmlhing bea^h P ° f,eldS’ t,U'CCadditional eighteen-hole golf cour■ ■ S ? S r n t e r i n A 2 ? i S ° n *° bUHd aTOUnd thc Mlami-Biltmere Hotel at Coral Gables the greatest highMi am^i Vi ' . t mC^p^j C^' offered to the buying public last February and entirely tbctoHege for v t n t w Z t b e r n g tte d K ' Z r S S t K m °St ' 125'°°0' Und — ««UoI..'wh1 aurrxumd the <n«t 1 ^ 2 Which WCr° fh'St T o to r o f s f lA°nal KhU‘^h C°StinK ?rt150,000; fifty' ? 1 S t S f f t vclopetl with more elaborate landscaping and other f thC ^ presented since the i , thA?Vb«rb. a.n.d.wiI1 bc de' W- l u i i !X^'TS£2KlS3l luxurious highway rnachcH leave isr on (;.n f "r ^ tin's citv iv ». Ii°™r ^'omf«rkabl° nnd every week on theme trips. E l “ !° C° r,a C!a,',es Office " the local Coral Cables Office to receive complete intormmTon!^’ Cal* :?■ (ieorgre .E. Merrick « jtfiamis jHaslcr Suburb 4 ■ !! •: a : a •: u J L'm L m i i t l i L L L l - t t ' ' i + 4 * * * 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - : . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ? . ? . * H g a a M a a ia a a a u a iia a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a M a a a a a a a u B a a a 1 Ex,lu,ivc Office: : Local Representative: l « . i W ,|pM « . B K,„s , „ s , Mhm| S. W . Bradford, Milana Theatre Bldg., Sanford 4* �,M W V I * a d e r f< U i DECISION IN HILLSBOROUGH L . . . service In 1918. A rtudy under way is research ~ .into the various aspects o f prohlbitlon, o f which the report says: * "Research into various aspects o f prohibition has been carried on S during the •jut year and a half. Studies have been made o f the experiences o f social case workVt .crs. A special invcxtiRntlon has m been made of the attitudes o f lead« ers in industry and labor unions :V. toward changes in the present pro\ hibltion laws. "Groups hostile to prohibition x were made (he object o f spednt » study. Conditions In prisons, col£ leges, hl"h schools and ^monsr ar­ ia tista were recorded. This data Is being made the basis o f a special coqrso o f study to be made avail*' able to local churches during tho * next year by the Educational Com- * mlttee.” fi The scope o f tills new dupartr, mont, which leaders believe will have n widespread effecJ_on action „ taken by the churches on moral -Z questions, is set forth as follows. .‘ ‘First, act ns a liaison office . between tho different church or­ ganizations which are carrying on research and the social agencies which aro interested in moral and . religious questions. J ,e v Second, assemble the relevant jpntcrhils on. tho religious and ethical aspects pf industrial nnd socinl questions and put them in convenient form for use by pas~,tors and others in the churches. " "Third, make more easily acccs- •iblo ,to the churches the work of t.pther organizations which aro proeducing research o f Interest to re' llglous and socinl workers. "Fourth, make such occasional *Independent investigations aa may >from time to time be called for, ^but not doipg so when other quali; fiud bodies are prepared to do the ■..jWork. ;w. "Fifth. Issuo the result o f the department’s studies In such form 'las to contribute most helpfully to the educational program of the ^ghurchea." NumberForeigners Coming to U. S. Has , Doubled Since 1922 « . Theological Study]At Univi TALLAH ASSEE. Fla.. Dec. 8.— the decree o f t.se circuit court, f®r Hllhbormigh county in the case o f Vida Blanche Foie; appel­ lant va. Melvin Victor Colo, appol-1 Joe, which wan a suit to obtain an Interpretation nnd construction of the will o f tho father o f the lit !-' ganta. The opinion is by Judge I Whiteffeld. A fter reiterating the settler],, rule that in the construction of at Will tho intention o f the testator, ah shown by his last will taken ns nn ciitirty nnd considered in the light o f the circumstances stated In, the will and shown by the evi­ dence to uxist at the date o f the will, is that the testator’s wife, who had already received her share o f the testntor'H estate, he exclud­ ed from, further participation in his estate: that the property shall CO bo taken, held and administered by his son Melvin; subject to "an in­ come from ” the "estate amounting ( S y s t e m E lectric u . \to not less than one hundred dol­ lars per month." to he paid to the SIR WALTER R ALEG H 1USES A VACUUM CLEANER AND BEATS THE LOCAL TAILOR OUT OF A testntor’s daughter Vidn Blanche during her natural life, and that if at death of tho daughter the s o n , DECEMBER and Melvin be living, the whole estate j shall he the son’s freed from the stated monthly payments with lim­ itation thnt in the event son Melvin should die without issue nnd the daughter, should survive him, tho BENEFIT OF A L L SOULS TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Dec. 8.— will he DeSoto, which has one; daughter should have the entire Changes in representation in tho estate, nnd that the daughter Duval, now has tw o; Escnmbln, GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dec. 8.— GAINESVILLE, Fin., Dec. 8.— low house o f the legislature, ns a r.ow hai two; Hillsborough, now Mapper MervjJ— 0:00 |<» s should receive nn income from the In the census recently taken nt estutu amounting to not less than "Burn out or thoroughly wash with result of reapportionment provid­ one hundred dollars per month, nnd scalding water all emptied honey ed for by adoption o f the consti­ has two; Mnimtee, now Inis one; the University of Florida for the MENU: tutional amendment at the polls I'alm Reach, now has one; I’ ine- purpose o f ascertaining tho num­ further thnt after provision has been mndo for all necessary re­ containers,” in the advice to house­ Nov. 1, probably will result in loss llas, now hns one, nnd Folk which ber o f each religious denomina­ tion represented in the student pairs, betterments and fixed wives given by J, C. Goodwin, apia­ o f one member by five counties; now has two. Roast Chicken with Dressing, charges, so as to avoid deteriora­ ry inspector of the Floridu State eight other counties will have one In other words, the five coun­ body at the University the statis­ Masked Fotaloca, Cranberry Sauce. each added to their representation ties that will lie represented by tics showed that the Methodists tion or neglect of the property, IManti Board, the stated amount o f 5190 per "In thin way," says Professor while Dude will draw two addition­ three representatives each pro­ have tho lead. I'icklcs Hot Rolls, C offee, with month that shall he paid to the Goodwin, “ she can do her part to al representatives, uceording to bably will be Duval, Hillsborough, There are 327 Methodists in at­ calculations based on thc popula­ testator's 'laughter nmy be increus safeguard the beekeeping industry Dude, Folk, Alachua, Columbia, tendance at the institution, with Home-made Cakes, Ice Cream. ed if thn net income shall so per­ o f the .state. Tills site does by tion figures for 1920. DeSoto, Gadsden, Jackson, Jef­ 91 professing a preference for that On Friday, in ndition to the regular menue Oysters will mit. In this state of matter the su­ aiding and protecting her neigh­ This amendment provides that ferson, I.eon, Madison, Manatee, faith. preme court holds that the deter­ bors who keep bees, by increasing there: representatives shall he ap­ Marlon, Orange, I'alm Bench, FlneOther dcnoininational or religions mination o f whether the net income the available supply o f sweets, nnd portioned to each of the five Ihet, Futnmn, Suwannee, Volusia, represented in the enrollment are: permit an increase o f monthly pay­ by contributing ultimately to the counties having the largest popu­ nod either St. Johns, Santa Rosa 1 icshyteriuns 181, preference 39; ments of $100 to the testator's lowering o f the pi ice o f honey." lation in the state; two shall he or Lake. Episcopal, 131, preference 28; no daughter, n. not left the sole it appears, it is stated, that it given to the 1)1 counties hav-i IIHt'Bl- Jri church 03, preference aiA six IFrotest nnd arbitrary discroption of the deadly disease to honey bees, ing the next highest figures, nnd ant; Catholic, 43, >*rreference I; Sr Contracts Are Lt testator's son, who is executor of known as American foul brood, can one each to the remaining coun­ ire Terence )»: : W Christian church, 30, pri the estate under tho .will: hut is be transmitted to honey taken from ties. For 17 Miles Roads Congregational, 32, preference 8; Zf* subject to review and annroval or colonics having the disease. These If the increase in population, a Jewish, 27; Lutheran 8; Church of J?r germs, however, are said to lie en­ census o f which is to he made h e -, disapproval by the court. Wjf FENSACOLA. Dc 8.— Approx- Christ, 0 preferenc 2. tirely harmless to human being*. ginning with the New Year, holds.; im-ricly 17 miles ........... FOR CHRISTMAS <f additional ............ Following the Methodists in t St, I'etm b u rg . Extensive up, on. u. pro tinIn •basis,* count 1.t "! Faviid Y til* Fi Wiry' fSF*’ 1TCScambi mirHbrrs'"camo tl;e Baptists, yvith, changes to he made along uiifth Stuart—Plans under way to ex­ which will lose one of two repre ,] i county are covered in contract: 253 members and 85 other:; prefer­ shore waterfront incluring open­ tend city limit i to include St. Lu­ sentutives are Bradford. Hamilton, A Handsome T3njt of Slfttionory— nwarded by the board o f county ing of two new streets. cie Estates Mitidlvision. Lake and Nassau, and probably St. commissioner:', to cost 5199,729.22. ring membership in that church, ilm-ch. Johns or Santa Rosa. Heavy in­ A Iiox of Whitman’s C; I; ' W Unitarian 1, preference, llellenir — Hellenir Developing Winter Haven— Large tract of creases in anv o f these, however, Ten miles o f reinforced concrete highway oil the Fensaeolu-Florn- Christian Science 2, preference 2; Cftf Company planning to upend mil­ land i.mitli of Lake avenue to lie may serve to hold both men. * « r* nton road, and 02-3 miles on the A Cook—or Novel, by one of the best Auth lions converting Rellenr into ex­ thoroughly developed and convert­ I hose counties that will gain ad­ Fenracola-Nunez Ferry highway Greek Orthodox 1. preference 1; German Evangelical, Greek East­ clusive winter resort. ed into residence district. ditional representation probably are covered in the contracts. Only A ern. Brethren, UniverrrJtst, Mnleight miles o f unpaved runt! will | valion Army E N G R A V E D C H R IS T M A S CARDS (preference). Sev­ bo left between Femncoln and enth Day Advent, Main’t Day one Flomaton, and one and a half lie - each. l i m p h n o and Nunc;*. Ferry when Make Y our Selection Early this work is completed, it is stated. |.¥ .. --------WASHINGTON, Dw. 8.— Immigratinn into the United States hot. more then doubled since 1922, the Humtu of Immigrutlon declared Sunday in its annual report to the l secretary o f labor. The flgurrn Incruuec I from 309,550, I" 1923, to _ 62,910 in 1923 and 700,890 In 192-1. ’ The increare was due princi­ pally, (He report showed, to the greater number of Immigrants coming from European countries. ImmlgtnUun from Turkey nnd .Southern ami Eastern Europe de­ cree red from nearly 1,000,000 111 1922 to 100,000 in t92t. Tho principal increases were shown ns follows: From England, ► Scotlrnl nnd Wales, front 2.7,12:1 in 11 ’ to 59,910 in 1921; Ireland, 10,579 to 17,111: Germany 17,931 to 75i'9l, Scandinavian countries, 114,02' to 35,677; British North • A nu. cn sdfl/HO t«» 200,090, nnd JMcr.i-o 19 551 to 89,330. Ur k" i he quota limit law, the rup.. *. rtntcd, so-called "itlrds of p u li'u r " practically have disnppen (1 from the immigration move­ ment. , “ i or r long period prior to the world vr.~." the rerort Haiti, "the nun her >i* alicnr leaving the United S!a!e. win. fully one-third as great h; the number admitted, IjuL fcthe e c o ib j declined during the three years when the suota law ‘ wn: in operation until in the last year only 70,789 aliens departed, con*'.Ted with 708,890 admitted." T I '• principal racin' stockr. r*presentet in the Immigrants this year wet 1 shown to he German, Kntrllqh. Mexican, Scotch, Italian, lfelnew , Scuiidinuvinn, I'olish and Africun. M B A Z * and Chicken 11th 1University Has 327 Professor Godwin Reapportionment Plan Will Cause Each Of 5 Counties To Lose Member Students Members Gives Good Advice Methodist Church On Homes To Wives W o m a n ’s A F E W S U- GGES TI O j w MODISH BUSINESS OUTFIT IS TWEED WITH SMART DOUBLE-BREASTED COA ll ana a n n n m u £ D irigible to Be Used T o Photo Moon Eclipse KANDY W I We are still making that WASHINGTON, Dec. C.— Ten­ It licious—home-made candy tative plans for using tho Shenan­ —daily. doah and Los Angeles to make ob­ Hungry? servation and take photograph,* Try one of our ham sand­ during total solar eclipse on Jan. wiches with buttled chocolate 2-1 are under consideration at navy milk. department. A final decision de­ n u pends upon whether ship can be rj equipped with suitable instru­ w ments and cameras with which to u MUunc Theatre H make scientific air record o f u a eclipse. i *nn*BHUHga J i 'r x n n x s a a u m . M O B L E Y DRUG STORE Waters’ Kandy Kitchen -* ONE 0€d D f Sk etch ’: f\ f «O CK (M D lilG U <*0 U aov/M JW.CT ft V IN fiOL-ft •W.OSE.!?.— I D p i | te Business W e a t h e r ' in ROdC-H_____B uR R y/S p i ETTINQ down to huslnothi, Bon* siu Lovo wears tho trAnulsh outfit showa la tho photo above. Aod business with her in ’’retd" business, for Bessie is a movie ac­ tress In 1‘aramouut plcturui. (As though everyone didn't kunw!) Anyway, this Is what M'uj Lovu FAR ES — IMONIHLAL P, O. 30.53 J A C K S O N V IL L E ! tNIAOARA VAIL* l INEW VOHK .W. v, PHILAOUI’MI*. FA •PITTSBURGH, r** SAVANNAH. «A. •TOLEDO. O. •WASH INS TOH.---------0.«-------- •Via lUltlmora'and rail Via ll»ltlmor« or rail. °AII-»alrr via Philatlelphla with two day* I UaUIfiMro threa day »lay-4»v*r# tickets tor li'-heta Inrluci* meal: kini <«*«.pt ’ ru.inm cm Alleghany ___, ___w and am llfrilublre snd socac atramrn have ettra chtrg®. SAILINGS FOR PALTIMORE VIA SAVANNAH 5-*»l ' lleghnuy l)t c . S-13-21— il 1 i-.-l7-2J—Ja*1- 5 i fT "A Juniata Jiinoua Hi t . ) o -2»-’ I—Jan- 1 t ‘ i " S IS tltouci-sli-r Vj-i L p Sailings for Blllladulphln via Savunnat* J" N nnlucknt Dee. 1 - 11 -22 •)***• X cC srerslnn Dec. l- !S -:» J*"ll. rkuhlrn Dee. x-D*-f» ■C'OR quick, suro cou gh relief ihero is nothing like the pine-tar nnd * honey, which our parents and grandparents relied on . D ot be Bure you g Bure you get tho genuine Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey, the original com pound which has been used In thousands o f families for yt.-rs. It has had m any imitators, but still remains the best. Often slops a bad cough in 24 hours. Ferfeflly eafo for children aa well as grown-ups. Insist on Dr. Bell’u and n o other. Only 30c ut any good druggist’s. t or space and in/crtnalion DEPARTMENT “AT Q uick MERCHANTS & ml TRANSPORTATION p;.r SCO t. Bo St. T v /O PHOTOS SH A T W E E t \ liUScfs>£ SS S U IT ~------------------- ---------P f t C J C E J W AY ^ A T L A N T IC C IT Y * 3 S . 4 4 o alti more . m u . a o . a s °U O STO N , MASS. 4 2 BZ C H IC A G O . IL L . 4 3 .4 0 • C L E V E L A N D , O. 3 0 .3 1 •O E T R O I r. M IC H . 4 1 .0 3 PI#M H 0N EY FORCOUGHS Buenos Aires Regrets Stoning o f Athletes f, BLENOS AIRES, Dec. 8.— A r­ gentine urui Uruguayan newspapers Have b e n severely lecturing spec­ tator* nt football games for their lack of rp'irUmnnsnip In thc troatmon1 of visiting teams from other countries. Throwing bottles and stones at the opposing players, jecijjig them, calling them and tFuif country names, are not cnlhiatal t i enhance international ricud hip, they point out, uud some editors in huth countries fav­ or the discontinuance o f interna­ tional content:! on account o f the illfeeling they arouse. The discission was provoked by O'-cut! cnees at recent games betvefui the Uruguayan Olympic ti urn and the Argentine eleven in Jtijr.tcvidej and Buenos Aires resiptctivdy. Stones are reported to have been thrown at the Argentina go. > ’ ceper in Montevideo, while ja Buenos Aires the visiting Uru­ guayan fans walked ntf the held •hort'y before the end o f the gume, dai.’ning the ill-treatment received V. •eSf players from the Argtn!in lwd was responsible for iheir failure to win. The Uruguay­ an resentment wan further anmnd when tt)c host on which they re­ turned to Montevideo was bombard’W l y lumps o f coal when it left th- piur. _ _ _ _ _ _ WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 8.— COURT CHANGES .... Know GAINESVILL City Manager cr Wright believes that The contract f t , A n working knowledge o f theology Dt-Molny . V r , : , * f y '•VuItcT,* should be a part o f the equipment 8,t* ° f Florid* \L a of those In charge o f a c it y ’B a f­ work on the fairs. At least, he has found hlm- to start in the r« ! ielf somewhat at a loss os how c e d in g to oflEiai, * to best deni with the numbers o f cli'nler. itinerant "preachers” seeking the privilege of expressing their* views * T he site of th« l ] fl'.e lob from the public park platform hero. After calling on the ministerial between Seventh ,t v associating Tor advice, however, as •a* ^ ''I'lo tio n vrH| to the is:.banco of permits for park the acute hoasinr st 2 * !1b” ; • * . « » U nhij and street sneaking, he believes a j 2 krRO solution of the problem has been | 2()0. a , ^ found/ M it was decided that those j manv ,lf t'h AJ •* k* whu obtain permits must not nt-1 a )n- „ „ ..R.c..8tu^nti long way.: fron/*. itack any religion, must do nothr but as the site iiig to interfere with the Salvation Army, nnd must take up NO COL- lon lm Y thc i LECTIONS. "That collection bu > tint. rini<4li"t iness .viii Rx ’em, I guess," he Bald. Funds for th e'dcr^ will also ho (ho cent? Lake Worth—Cn: \no to be ro- activities Ch'.rZ ' in in th„ the S nudeled and repaired at cost o f $19,009. i fot f tSc M:mlt (>t ordtf jj the Masonic * ” TnUuhasiee— Everglades DrainLake Wotth_p, n. nge District to bridge canal being buildings to be dnurJ cut west of Klanimmca river. coming year. *** Urimksvilie— Florida West Const Railroad surveying road west o f Center ..... city. $100,009 city hoipiui? ATLANTA. G«., Dec. 8^-Tht churches want to know the fact About moral atul social questions, id for this reason have establiih. ed a department of research and education, according to a ' report hdo to the fourth quadrennial ‘.meeting of the Federal Council of Churches today by Dr. William Adams Brown of New York, chnlr- Derree Handed Down in Case lanche Cole Versus Melvin .j^;man. and the Rev. F. Ernest Johnlie; Is Whitfield’s Opinion Veon, executive secretary of the new commission. It is an outgrowth Sr , Jhould Chivalry As It Should Be About Moral Aitd Som FO uestions F or Benefit o f Council O f Churches F R O C .U -s fools tho woll-ilrx'sscd movie ac­ tress should wear on ihu way to tho studio. Or wlutf. any welldressed business woman should wear on tho way to> work. lt‘» made of tho llm-st >of Imported tweeds, and Is smrrrtly latlorml. It has pockuta, is doiildo-broastod, has n hanky peeking out o f a small upper pocket, s.nd a bouton­ niere. And It Is worn with a shirt of silk. And a b o v / tio uud folt hat. Tho shoes audi gloves aro brown and sports 1 D o. But alt this severity Is for but a small purt of thc | day. For as coon as Miss Lovo arrives at lha studio, it ts chao |;ed for some­ thing more femlnl no. to suit the young girl Ch irac tors sho plays. For one of those i Ingenue roles, sho will dou Bourn | butterfly thlug I like that shown on her In tho pho­ tograph ut tho right, alt lace and satin. Satin forms the slip and blouse, and black lace tho yoke— and tho full skirt. This frilly frock shu wears in her latest picturo with Thomas Moigluui, ’’Tongues o f Flame." After work hours there are din­ ner engagements, or an ovonlng with friends. For Hitch occasions, Miss fx»vo tlnds tho frock sketched In tho centre a very obliging frock Indeed—for It Is suttahlo tor dinner, theatre, or supper after tho play—or for late afternoon fuuctlons. It Is done In beige and brown, and ts simply and stralghtly made, with an nppllquo of tint, dull gold roses bof during tbo *’upruu” effect ou th« skirt. < The NEW EDISON H ere’s the One R E A L Bejfmv for makins your final aolcetton, bear all the other phonorwolH i anil have the one you think to ytuuMioiuo on approval. 1mm let us place beside if u L'didon phonograph so that y ou may conJ‘ t he T h is i-H tho fin a l tea t o f m e r i t - - th e o n ly teat th a t is f ri;r A small initio^ payment will place the ins to you— and it will aasuiv.’c your last inti * tioM m m ent oi' your choice in yout* Christmas. J . I-1. H i n t e r m i s t e r P i a n o Co< t,-r. • �f'BAOIJMOrttf, D* * * H « ' Hera s a cross-won! puxsie that will keep you fitting no. _ n“ <r,ck wo»d». but In the hack of the chair ywi wl!l find d i?«Su toQ‘fl™\i*r unUaua onc3’ Th* leSs of the chair should not be '? ,U ,.General lhe «yn°nyma and word dcscriptiona-horizontal ' V Says 6 c - and vertical— for . today* diagram. Finds It Difficult Kisdct BusIrtesB Bo Bas Been the Growth jjIGTON, Dee. 8.—The wt 0f Justice daily la t, task more difficult in pafC with the growth of. j hosinea* it uwM tranticre ia urgent, needl dor legislation, applicable 't o jjijjes of ilaw enforce1ttfney General Stone d<*bis annual report silbriday. to Congress. 1courts ore "Staggering iries paid to them, here was n small de compared with the pre f in the number o f liqI taken into court, the de­ lis termed Inconsequential Vffcct had not been felt brk of those changes with Unt. The courts dispos1609 liquor and tax law [the year ending June 30, L. over ths previous year L4,000, it was stated, and Lgste amount o f fines and C- resulting ________ from these $7,187,000 almost $2,>«ter than the previous il: V ■! ; T*f H 1 ** 1: Tiuluota Pnront-Tcachcrs ion held its December st the achoolhmisc last night with a small attendliter tho business, part o f p m , gurtifs Went nlayed. llunch served and all cnmtfxl time. ■nbenhin drive wns put I the roil increased from Rl. If the work continues less in the fijturc ns It has last month it is believed | association will soon be [be largest in this part o f layground committee nervpvi.-V:; nnd hot coffee at i li.t Saturday afternoon lit nmf made $9.10. Thu I will he used to buy pluycijuipment for the new 49—cavern Here’* the solution »f ptinru No T o . d _L Board W ill Supervise inter Votes On Conference Ball Game 1,000 Bond Issue ,W ATER, Dec. 8. — The [missionecs have Ln':cn tho bps for the calling o f an [to i.t3ue $200,000 wortli fcipal improvement bonds, prpore o f extending water I tnainii to the outlying [taken into the city limit*. Util sinking fund will be [re of, under the plans, by [front the sale o f water nnd lore W ill Stage lames N ext Y ear #ORE, Dec. 8.— Encourtttcmiances running into •min at polo games playHiBsvillo. last -- "ini., ft suburb, nun ice organization _________ i uf a polo **1° embrace seven tennis kinlty of Rultlmore has ton by persona intercstwl line. »lreiuly in the field arc file Sixth Field Artillery, f'r; Tliird Corps Area r|*rs, Ilnltimorc; the 110th tillcry, 1‘ ikesvilie, and the 'airy Division, O. R. C. '•fie, Camp Franklin, and NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 0.— A board of football official:', will be appointed to supervise the play in conference games, next year, it was decided today at the second general session of the southern conference. M odcsty W alks Abroad With President Ebert BERLIN, Dec. 8.—Tho moat unpr.’ tentloiiii calling card of all the German government officials i' that o f Friederich Ebert, president of the republic. It is o f medium size with the simple engraving “ Ebert, Reichspraaident.” It is believed in some circles that the modest card o f the chief ex­ ecutive was designed with the view that the president himself desired to set the pace in a movement started some time ago to rid tho country o f superfluous titles. TA LLA H A SSE E ? Fie* P « - 8. --H etm an 0 tintor, state geologist has just received, ftom John .W. pavin, o f Levant*. Citing .county .on almost porfcelty prasertod sidiet-tooth tiger tusk, which Ja be­ lieved to be at least, 25,000 y e t i ' Ad* since these tigers became tinct >ln the Plobtocene age. The tusk is scimitar In >fchapc and eight inches In lpn^tb.11It is one a quarter inches broad i^t the middfe and about an inch thick at that pomt. Enamel on the turk extends back four inches and i-. in a good state o f preserfatibn. J, Murray Davis, cpn g f .John W .'D a v is ,i found the tuclt Mvernl years ago, and it was due JW} the Boa’s interest in things o f yii* *ort that tho specimen was cared fo r and finally found its way to the state geological survey’* mu­ seum. The tusk is considered -of almost inestimable scientKIc . val­ ue, because of it* good state of preservation, nnd because o f the .. .rVluml. Iiuit hie i*vvii mean utiuut miillitftllilliH fact that it adds proof to the .pres­ H T opHitht. Henentt- in*i rucini m (be Dm hesvlllc IIV. •"'.'t'lm l l| With Tulsa coll II Mas »u u rta iig cl ence of Ihu salter-tooth tiger in i’ tn»i» room (lisi’ i|'li» m>i « isunliu'ii >i<iin ' central Florida in the geological ihut no »pnrh wi.uki • «*»«*rt* Khw'k.'ti, u »«»» nti. i <i a- it The iiuiiishiiiviil was liiU-iitUnl lo cunsisl ct'iitiih one leg wus slightly burned, ah past, says Mr. Gunter. Mlinost entirely of ii .< 'H»f bin, nut I'upii tv m tela . 1 ut . H ill in iiiiuWu lit (he above pietuie lUul an lUUM Saber-tooth tigers o f this (the a rc«ult. tqinulil «ua i... • iiiwomiII ,•*........ i i.al-jtlliUl'y UUbJUCS.. extinct) type at one. time roamed over n greater part o f tho United States, it is believed by scientists Minmi Beach— New hotel to bo who declare they woro massive, short-tailed and rather short-log­ erected at cost o f $100,000. CREAM FOR CATARRH ged but very muscular and pow­ OPENS UP NOSTRILS erful, cat-like animals, in which the upper canine teeth were con­ Tell* H ow T o Got Quick B eliof verted into great, recurved, scintfrom Head-Cold*. It’a Splendid I itnr-Hkc tusks. It is one o f these tusks that is now in the possession o f the geologist. Fragments of In one minute your clogged nos­ them heretofore have been found trils will onen, the air pnssuges l.IBAU, Latvia, Dec. 8.— Eng­ in deposits at Vero, on the east land today is doing almost as of your head will clear nnd you coast. inn breathe freely. No inure much business with the stntes bor­ hawking, snuffling, blowing, head­ Commission Assesses dering on Ruvdn as was carried on ache, dryness. No struggling for the Ruslan empire before the breath at night, your cold or Valuations In Tampa with war, according to I,. W. Lyde, pro­ rntarrh will be eoqo. Get a small bottle of Ely’s TAM PA, Dec. 8.— Tho total val­ fessor o f geography in London Uni­ Cream Balm from your druggist ue o f assessable property in Tam­ versity, and his assertions have now. Apply a little o f this frag­ pa is placed at $221,237,830.05, it aroused considerable interest in the rant, antiseptic, healing cream in i:t rhown in u report adopted by new Baltic states. Latvia alone your nostrils. It penetrates the city commission. It required through every air passage of the bought more British goods last more than n yenr to complete the head, soothes the inflamed or report o f revaluation, which, under year than Soviet Russia, and B’ in- swollen mucous membrane ami authorization voted tho city as- luntl bought two nnd a half times relief comes instantly. scssor. will be used ns the basis for ns much from England an tho Mos­ It’s just fine. Don’t stay stuf­ next year’;, tax roll, with assess­ cow government. fed-up with a cold or nasty ca­ ments based on fifty per cent of Professor Lytle maintains that tarrh— Relief comes so quickly. the values shown. The present very few o f the __ English .. goods — Aclv. valuation is $47,000,000, , which enter the new Baltic states are trans-shipped into Soviet Rus­ BRITISH TRADE! GOOD IN BALTIC| STATES, REPORT l| irncy General advocated I of the jail sentence as irrcnt" for violator^ o f pbltion laws, basing his [on a discussion o f enHORIZONTAL tby Mrs. -Mabol W alker [dt. assistant attorney 3— put nwny 28— ndvertise7— dnrk ment "in charge o f prohibition (nltbr.) gion which was included 10— people who journey 29— typo incus over (poetures l the added fines aro en- 12— icul) 31— Egyptian I a heavier money punpnB« nway sun god uhich helps to make the 13— in the mat- 32— trap p c less profitable,” Mrs. 14— te r o ffle 34— pronoun H said, "the real detergal) 35— like ■s class o f violators is ancient 3P— beseech litencc. In that respect 15— name of a 40—note of advance has been made, gun scale «e jail sentence lumping 17— a n d(L a t 41— sheep’s cry to 34 day*. in) 42— pronoun 18— shrink 44— female it-Teachers-Body 22— further in debr 24— quote — 16— insane ises Membership 20— authentic 48— have faith John W. Darte bends't«J?inr Sppcintan/of a BobeV-XO0^ Titter Tunk, Bight Jwfencs in l e n g t h , Found In Citrus Co. VERTICAL flower 23— Southern attack stato woody (abbr.) plants 25— small propelling fresh-water instrument European eastern fish state 27— court o f a (abbr.) building nnm cbf 30— floor cover, letter ing article o f 33— beverage furniture 34—came upon hay win35— helps dow 37— cognomen n red dye- 38— free sturf 39— nidfincc w ildhuffa 41—exist lo u f India 43— conjuii'*nsserts tion ■n lucky 45—ndtiilional chance people before 47—curse -scrutinised 48— places o f gradual* student* at Johns He kins, Unlsprttty.wUt h fv e open them tnlx year the possibility winning * new honor. To the II of rrircs already offered by 11 m*ti‘ "th>n and Its frietidie w ill I added n cup in memory o f the la Alexander K. Barton, which la t>e awarded to some senior H year fhr the first time. The award o f this enp U to 1 ba.;?d upon character, high ideal ami effective moral leadership, t! rrcr|drnt ‘to’ bo dfetertninid by *t! vote O f :»ho senior class each ye* Tin: prcffeitUtiotr will take place i class day. ’ i ... . Thb- cup Is established primart hy ynuhrrcr ihen Who knew W Barton intimntoJy. Mr. Bterti served so itn artillery officer o f tl Uainhow Division in the World W) and later entered the inini*trjf«>.,[ ® One Sable and Silver i. g e r m a n p o l ic e d o g m ,. A ge I '/i Month* , This puppy has raro confar-, matron, groat substance, huge bone, altogether a dog o f ' harmonious Shephard quailtics. Undoubtedly o f champ. ionship calibre. .. Sire—Bid Champion. Btro*of Elm view, . „ Dam— Maltros G retch eh V g ’ SlU'o. N o better breeding ■ obtainable. | a 2 ■ ■ 2 ■ 5 J S< - ..i- /.» i -. a PRICE $200.00 S' Phono 571-J s Pre-Mai. Hoc Kennel BIG CROP Fertilizers The Unwanted Child sia Real Muscovite Russia in too primitive and limited in its buying pov. it to commute large quamttea wrridlip of^ western manufactured goods,1ac­ cording to the English professor, Hardee Designates who pointn out thnt mitrli o f the Any breaking out o f the nkin, mn.-.t productive territory of the even fiery, itching cciem u, can l«* Leslie for Madison old Russian empire is now outside quickly overcome by applying the Soviet territory and that the Mentho-Sulphur, declares a noted TALLAH ASSEE, Dec. 8.—Judge agrictiMtiial area o f European Sov­ skin specialist. Because of its A. K. Leslie, county judge o f Su­ iet Russia is over-populated. germ destroying properties, this wannee county, has been designat­ As Russia's total wheat and rye s n i p It u r preparation instantly crops ure not now sufficient to sup­ brings ease from skin irritation, ed by Governor Hardee to preside ply her own population with a dai­ soothes and heals tlu> eczema right over Madison county court begin­ ly bread ration of one pound a por­ np ami leaves the skin clear and ning December 8 in thr trial of the tion, Professor Lyde sayn it is erro­ smooth. cate o f the State va. Chnrlca neous to regard her as exercising It tteldom fa !'/ to relieve tho any considerable influence on the torment without delay. Sufferers Meeks. The transfer in made ow­ world price o f bread-stuffs. Be­ front skin trouble should obtain a ing to the disqualification of Judge fore the Krnnco-Ktistiinii war small jar of Rowlc* Me'ntho-SulGeorge W. Tedder of Mail icon brought America into the Euro­ phtir front nnv good druggist and comity to sit in the cane. pean wheat market Professor Lyde use it. like cold cream. — Adv. -ayo Russia exercised a sort of Com m itteesW iilProbe monopoly, hut now, he says, “ Ru: eian is a mere slave to American Ministers Positions grusi Iambi, with which she cannot compete in quantity or quality, or ATLAN TA, De". 8.— Re: jlutiim ' . " even in price, and she exercise: by Dr. Charles C. Morrison, C h i-. no influence whatever on the world cago, condemning war nnd instructOne o f the greatest problems food pricea.” ing a committee o f army and navy o f today is how to protect the chaplains to discontinue its activity babies. Women’s clubs in all part* in appointment) o f chapfaLnt .in o f the country arc seeking a soluofficers reserve corps today was tion and movements have been referred to n special committee made and started in many cmnfo'r investigation by Federal Coun- nnmi'ics to care for the little ones cil o f churches. i that aro unwanted. A strong plea ---------------———— :----1 fop the innocent child is made in Shark's Teeth P o U l l l l Gm drama, "The Unwanted Child,’’ . . ... . n which comes lo tho Milano I bra­ in Ancient W ater Well tre fur Matinee and night Monday ____ ;__' y ' Dec. 15. The matinee will he for Thank Gootlness You Don’t Have •<» Take Tho Nasty Tasting, III LONDON, Dec. 8.—Shark’a tooth j women only, at which a lecture Smelling Oil Any More For and fossils, believed to belong to a I will bu delivered on unwanted biibMcCoy’* Cod Liver Oil Tablets \ $ t e r io d o i at least 10,000 years ago, ics. No children will be admitted have been found in a 1,400 f o o t ! to any performance. Evening perCan Be I’urchnwcd At Any Drug f i l Store. wcll nt Virginia Water, near Wind- | formancu for men a* well as ««• £ g / sor. The discovery bears out the ; men. * Make Every A cre Po Its Best1 Armour i.q complete , , B IG CHOP line ------------------,— j . It includes tormulna nnd analyses to suit every Florida crop and soil. Among the four types of BIO CHOP citrus mix­ tures there is one especially adapted to the fnll needs of your grove. And there’s a BIG CROP vegetable fertilizer to satisfy every need o f your soil und crop. Descriptive booklet free on request. The Warehouse at Sanford Armour Fertillier Works West Commercial and R . H. Av* ARMOUR FERTILIZER W ORK Jacksonville, F lo . CHRISTMAS GIFTS T H A T LA ST & ¥« i % 8, Sun W ill Hide on: January 24 V> jp fe ® 1® 1 § 9 SPECIAL SALE ON INDESTRUCTIBLE PEARLS O ^ CL 11 IS and 24 inches in Deltah and Celestia. Regular ?12.50 value, spepial,for. $4.75 LAD IES’ W RIST WATCHES^—Guaranteed for 10 years. Regular #15.75, special fo r three days..:.................... $9,75 “ 7 S® fci-hlqness overwhelm (hem in | these enlightened days? Surely everyone knows by this time that Cod Liver Oil contains more vit-j amine* than anything erse on earth i ami ia the greatest body builder in the world. You’ll like to take McCoy’s Cod! Liver Cil Enbiet— they ore sugar, coated and as easy to take as [ ca.idy and they d i help old pco-! pie. Why not try being 10 years j younger nguin— why not grow: stronger in body, in mind, in vi-j lallty? Why not take ^IcCoy’*' Cod Liver Oil Tablets nnd drop 16 years from your ag.* in 3U days? We mean this literally, of IOIDA __________________ Beautiful iiBsortmcnt in Ivory Toil­ et Sets, Manicure Sets, Military Brushes in amber and decorated. Specially priced. 75 black Onyx Luflies’ Bings with diamond in Onyx in white gold and green gold. Regular §18.00. Spe­ cial s a le ................... ....89,75 D IAM O N D S Thu largest stock In thtf t'Uy in piatinum dinner tings a»)<J single slche rings from \ \ to l*(* corati From §12.00 to $550,00 A il our d ln ra o n d s are guaranteed. This Store Is Opened Evenings Until Christmas T h e D ia m o n d P a la c e ■ t the weather U line oo the morning of Hoturtlay. January Zt. uwtlU-r* along a huntlred mile wide’ ,t”rTi» ’rom eeetern Lake Superior to southern New BnglunU will have n chance to eee a total eclipse of the sun- The noon’a ahadow w'll strike the earth In nou'thera U lnne^tu juac an Uie agn la rising and then rush aouiheaatr a r t at the terrific ajMsed of 1000 ml lea an b o u r.»H a p »howa the territory over which th« eclipse may U ae«t m FAM OUS BULOVA W RIST W ATCHES w^*de. green and platinum. From $25.00 upwards. 15 and 17 jewels. 507 Fast First Street m ______ _ ■; _______ , . . . 1 �F!«rW« r ■*. *>■ Much hoa been written lately refardinff the probability o f Democratic success in 1928 and possible alignments which might strengthen the likelihood o f this success. Eastern ........ Mile* newspapers of Democratic policy claim that a union of the IDU H ISA S. _ _Naaaitt East and South behind the candidacy o f a popular Eastern T A R OB K H O Many editors of the South and R jS a d h At w » P hene I R man is our only salvation. West are declaring that the East should be n negligible quan­ W M r > I P r iO « W T M FIRST, A W ORD about unreas­ Tear....17.80 Six M onth*...IJ.SO tity in the next Democratic convention and that the other onable "Y oung Bill" Curley. eared In City by Carrier, per llFlIt W eekly Edition 1 1.00 sections of the country' should unite solidly in choosing a is the editor o f the Chicago Ameri­ Tear.____________________________ powerful, progressive candidate. can. Born on the Island o f Man­ hattan, he is growing up with Chi­ _J« N O TlC Ei A ll obituary The Sanford Herald has long been o f the opinion that carda of thank*, resolution* cago. It is well known that with ee* nf entertainm ent*where Southern and Eastern Democrats hqye nothing, If anything, one possible exception, ho i» the ■ him are m ad* w ilt be charged in common, and that if the South ’ is ever to rise above its ablest evening newspaper editor In ar at'.regular advertising rale*. present political insignificance, it must throw the full force America. His very unreasonable­ mmA l l THE ASSOCIATED WHIM ness proves his ability. .The A M oclatril Prea* I* rxelua- o f its 180 electoral votes to some progressive Western man, “ How’s the paper g o in g ?” reiyU ntitled to the uae for repubIcalld* of all new * dm patches who is acceptable to Western Democrats, and who can con­ Oh, not satisfactorily," said he. redluid to It or not otherw ise credhaven’t put put it it over over yet." yet." tedIfl’thl* paper am t alao the locnt trol Western votes in the Electoral Cdllegcu} It docs no gqoa (“ We havcn-t *■ n b llih td herein. All right* for the South to go against the West |q aroborting an East-?- »Whnt do you mean> yoll J,avcn.; t repuMIcatlon o f special dUpatch■ herein are alao re*erved.________ ern Democrat who cannot gain a s to g ie Eastern electoral put it o v e r?r’ vote. “ Well, the figures for laat month fr> "UBSPAY, DECEMBER 9, 1824 chow that the Daily News had In expressing this belief The Hei'&ld is pleased to note 401,000 circulation, and our paper, DBLK THOUGHT FOR TODAY that a great and able Democrat of the'West and South holds the Chicago American, had 470,MAKING H A S T E T O B E the same views and that a great champion o f the cause of 000, only 00,000 ahead o f the News, lICHt— Ho that by usury and the people is urging Democrats to ignore the wiles of Wall When we have 600,000 circulation. mjuit Rain Incrcaseth hla aubStreet and its o w n s and to support «omc man upon whom ™d|h* {* • ' S H o S r nce, he shall R a t h e r i t for him t will pity the poor. Proverbs there is no stench of Tammany or stain of monied interests. that wc have made a start." In advocating an alignment o f the South and West for the B:B. When you consider, reader, that campaign of 1928, William Jennings Bryan has written to the Daily News sells at 2 cents a KNOWLEDGE copy and "Y oung BUI” Curley's The Herald as follows: remember • • * Chicago American at 3 cents u wenty shilling! in a pound, "The only hope of national success for the Democratic copy, you realize that eternal dis­ even day* in every week, Party lies in a union between the producers of the South satisfaction is the mainspring of nd once n year the earth goes and West against the predatory corporations thnt dominate cucccss. round he lU ring sun, and Chesnpcuke the politics of the Northeast. We cannot possibly get be­ PRESIDENT COOLIDGE has i not •‘ mountain but n bay tween the Republican Party and Wall Street. Even in 1904, spent thin day In Chicago, working 'hereto the Susquehanna flows, when the New York Democrats controlled the convention,! hnrd. Newspapers, laying out his nd Potomac, and goodness knows selected our candidate and conducted the campaign, they j ^ That other strenmn in U. S, A.! nd twenty quiren make n ream, deserted us as they did in 1920 and 1924. In 1916 wc won, A , »qtnrkvnr.i4 inn s il nd grouse, in plural, is not without the aid of the East, and we must win without its ! retting." “ grioe," The "restin g" consisted in shak­ nd Watt revealed the use o f aid in 1928 if we win. hands with long lines o f com ­ ateam. 'T his is the only logical conclusion one can reach; it is ing mittees. "Male ami female creat­ ,nd Josn o f Gaunt was married supported by history as well ns by logic. The so-called Dem­ ed He them," like the animals in twice, ocratic papers that arc advising a union between the South the ark. Minute and Chnrlemngno wero kings, T hey. wanted to r.oo the Presi­ and the East know thnt such a combination cannot hope for nd Martinmas is mid-November. dent nnd tell him that they liked success, but this does not worry such papers because they * * * • * his upecch, saying that the United ut there nrc lots and lets o f are in sympathy with Republican policies rather than with States could manage its own a f­ Democratic policies. things fairs without the help o f Europe. can't, remember. They wanted to brag about the "The Democratic Party must be progressive if it is to — Hugh Chcstcrmnn. big plurality— 881,115—that Illin­ be an important factor in nntionnl politics. The reactionary ois gave him. Don't write it “ Xmas.” There element of the country is not large enough to need two po­ Mr. Cooiidgc wns glad to see no such thing. litical parties to represent it— the Republican Party is suf­ them. And, hnving seen them, he —■ ----------o knew how to move them along Many Florida towns nrc judged ficient. Neither does the country need two progressive par­ that he might have time to see ties— they will simply defeat each other. The Democratic the next lot. <thel real estate men. •oParty has earned the right to he the spokesman of the masses, Thc .most harmful fcatura o f a and it cannot surrender this right without surrendering its THE SPEECHES that President Imc wave is the undertow. j Cooiidgc during the day made you right to live." ■ o I will find in other columns. __ H noiii! C law M ailer, IT , ISIV at the PoatorU re it, Flerida, under A ct ol H IT . * end. While wc like it,b n ,lcr I* a man nearly freezing tickles us mr*1! other one singlt I gossip bite her bJ ' back of'willpower U, a man put h ^ J g g £ pdjuma:. on n cold^l f i a t ’s the trouble"witj ? Warm weather make! you ait down and su?t Painter la charged « girl in Chicago, b W wanted to see if* ' -r Another beautiful th winter is the mail .T bring us nny vacation | S Tomorrow is the tenth of the onth and, of course, every body ill pay every bill. ---------o ---------------------o ---------------------- Tell the W orld A bout Florida’s Finances - Real Christmas weather is prosted for nil states except Flort and wo don't want it. Being President isn’t all beer and skittles. In fact in Mr. Coolidgc’n case, there is no beer, and there are no skittles. Today ho worked hard from his arrival to U: 15 in the morning to »:45 ut night, when ho left for Washington—with twenty-odd pho­ tographers shooting olf flashlights . . . . From all indications Florida will close her records for 1924 in fine shape. With no state debt except a comparative­ --------- o--------ly small sum owed to her own Department of Education, They used to say "G o West, Florida can refer to her "cash on hand” and not have anyuug man!" but the best advice the young man nowadays Is to thing to explain regarding how much of this cash is off-set J^'htn/^Vhat'e'bis by outstanding indebtedness. ~ 1 bouth', The most interesting thing to ---------o--------this reporter, who saw and talked On November 1, the state treasury had a balance of borne serious accident will occur Mr. Cooiidgc for the first $2,980,177.67. On January 1 this sum will undoubtedly lie with Dn if automobile owners continue i J^y**'*' time at the Drake Hotel this mornrklng their cars without lights, j largely in cre a se d , as th e s l a t e ta x a n d .a u to m o b ile lice n s e jing, is th* impression* that hi sg thi • s a risky burdncai •oA11 the people coming to Florida is winter are not good Chris­ ms, Homo o f them are crouks. ok out for them. --------- a— — J. Warren Kerrigan wns Burlou*injured in an automobile accint the other day. The flappers ly have to wear mourning soon. L U--- - m o n e y is c o m in g in. A n d h a c k o f 'This c o m fo r t a b le su m Ur Wgtrriopiiig-ffuoiiouii iitkM iH the vast wealth nf Florida which at any time could so easily ernl manner mnkc upon the ob­ server. You feel that when he is support a big bonded indebtedness if Florida, as a state, should refusing to talk, as lie refused in ever decide to build the good roads, improve the fine water­ the la.it campaign, there is a good ways, or in other respects push more rapidly the projects :ijcal on back of that fore needed for the development of the state’s great r e s o u r c e s . j w o r t s X u “ r e d" i i SS£ Prosperous to a degree not equalled probably by any jing the health o f a boy, recently other state in the Union, Florida’s financial statement will ,*an,*un'|‘aLv Ron a friend of bo scanned very closely by discerning business men in other ,n 1 L 'Vt^ ___ _ parts of the country. Already the adoption of that consti­ ^ TIME W ILL locfttf' President tutional amendment insuring residents of Florida against Coolidge’s place in history. He is the imposition of an income or inheritance tax has aroused one of our few thin Presidents. Ex­ cepting W oodrow Wilson, ho is new interest in this state as a good place to come to for the the only thin President wc have man tax-ridden and mortgageil by the laws o f his own had for a long while. We seemed to have lost the lean home state. Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln Florida’s good advertisers will do well to make capital type. of the financial angle o f Florida’s attractiveness. Tell wellWhatever history may decide to-do people everywhere to bring their hank accounts to concerning him, the people that elected him, with seven in ill ion Florida and watch them grow. votes to spare, may rely upon it Boston judge rules . M cells booze is not idle tt.T same, especially jun L7*' mas, Wc would hiuTt0 bJ cashiers wife. When I for dinner wc would he had been indicted. It’s nil a matter of Eskimo would fit on on our coldest day aJ 1 spring fever. -St!__ ZJ - v_. REPUBLICANS DISINHERITED TAM PA TRIBUNE JiJ Despite the protests of more lib- who refuse to swallow everything oral members, Republican Hciia- Privilege and Big Interests pretors have kicked out of the party scribe. Hcnntor LnFollettc nnd three othTo liberal Republicans in the ers who supported his presidential [ party rank and file, the closing of candidacy. "Party discipline" must' the doors to progressive thought Imi upheld, says Hcnntor Itccd of ) ought to be a warning. Pennsylvania, voicing the sent!-Senator Reed virtually serves ments of the reactionaries. j notice that the Pennsylvania brand And of course if these four dis- of organization politics is to be tihgidshcd Senators are disinherit- burned into the elephant s hide, hi; the same "rmighhmi.se" trent- r," disobey the boss means "uninfcht is given all Republicans in! plensont consequences," submisthc group o f 4,600,000 who voted: allin t'» the party Insh. for Senator U F oliettc. The He- , Despite the tremendous vote of pijbUrnn party door has been] the last election, the Republican1 slammed in their faces and the party is split asunder beneath the sent neo nf exile has been pro- surface. The Last nnd West arol Chanced upon them. | ftt grips. Today the reactionaries: Throw a life preserver to Uncle control the party organization.! Ham if the Reeds could have their They will brook no interference way, for not only would Senator; wl’-h liberals. ' Eollottc, Ladd, Frazier and it mioht bo a good thing if it A ?1 Jiropltharf be* excnmlhmil&tcd r hastens the dny wh.rn the prog pr res­ hi&sUith them eventually BUch lib- sives will work together iin one t orul Western Republicans as Ilor-J Party and the "pull-backs" in a n -1 nh. Capper, Norris and others, other. Are Always Ri To render every assistance in our power to | business men in our community. The progressive business man appreciates tk facilities for service that are available to him iJ this strong bank. Its officers, by reason of theia experience and the many avenues of general bust] ness information open to them, are able to giv sound advice on financial mutters. FIRST NATIONAL B, A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FOSTER, President R. F. WIIITNER, I DICKEN’S CH ARACTERS PROVIDENCE NEWS Ono of our writers on the Prov- characters ourselves, snys M r.1 itlCntc News referred to Dickens’s Santayana, in our true moments, J iiiftipccked husbands, which puts when we do not purs* and pucker, U3 in mind that there have always mir natures into the mask of con- j been two great schools, roughly ventionul humanity. ^peaking, on Dickens as a painter "Dickons had the courage and of character. the kindliness," wrote Santayana, Reading of the troubles o f the gentle-hearted blacksmith, Joe “ which are requisite for a true I Gargery, a rtf of Gabriel Vardbn! ,,f th‘! , * or!(,1‘" •Iast, a"* and ot Mr. Hnagsby, who was Stockton once declared, ho had o f ­ “sometimes worried out o f the ten seen Mrs. Gamp on a New house nnd home" by his nagging erscy ferry boat, wife, and of poor Mr. Humble,I It is an error to say that Dick-------------------- o --------------------that they have in their service a tn-adle o f the W(%’;housc w h e re )00* really falsified character. He For th«; ultimate notion of right is that which tends to man really anxious to set a good Oliver Twist was born, one might may have heightened the charnctto earn public epprovnl ho inclined to accept the com-1 eristics of his subjects. That is the universal good; and when one’s action in a certain man­ example, and leave a good name. tnon view that Dickens caricatures what Ilngehot raid he did -that ner has this tendency he has a right thus to act.— Francis | life, I hi Sani Weller, for example, “ we CHICAGO APPROVES his com ­ Hutchison. Yet there are many eminent au- have the veracious oualities o f a ing here on an ordinary train in Lhoritios, rurli as Chesterton, Gis- Cockney servant wrought u;» in an ordinary Pullman, no special sing. Frank R. Stockton nnd oth- lhe nth degree." Truth, ’ tin supposed, may bear all lights; and one of those curs, although Government appro­ era. who contend that he is wholly No one for a moment would usprincipal lights or natural mediants by which things are to priation would have paid fur a faithful to it, and George Santa- sort that there ure any great num.vann agrees. There in no qties- her of nagging wives among our lie viewed in order to a thorough recognition is ridicule it-; 8'In?laLc“ r,' He ha- been preaching economy tion in our minds tint there f e e -.great American women; hut there self.—Shaftesbury. , to tin* Government unit means to such nagging wives in thlq this world worl arc a few, and they are easily i practice it. at pictured in "Great E xpecta­ recognized by a perusal of Dick-1 He ate the regular $1.25 dinner tions,” "Bleak House," "Burnaby i tub's novels— hunks, by the way,! on the train, with the other pas­ Rudgu" and "Oliver Twist." which might well he rend with j “ MAKE NO LITTLE PLANS sengers. Chicago likes that. They Arc there also not people like plrasuure and profit by a great | are democratic in this citv. ST. PETERSBURG TIMES Hquecrs, Quilp and Toni Pinch? many nowadays who waste time We are such people ns Dickens’s or. trm iiy literature. j THE PRESIDENT came to see In close touch with the C ity ' Thcro la nothing that St. Pet­ i the International Livestock Exhibi­ fhu time to go after more busss is when you aro the busied. Commission •» group of earnest! ersburg ought to do that it can­ tion. That interests him. He says K t * B r .x « ijr a H ii3 K B s a iis u u r .x z 3 i]i:iiiB c .ia c a a iia i3 E a a a n K u a 1 a sorry' merchant who says he citizens acting as a Chamber o f not do. Nothing that St. Pet­ |it shows wlmt the farmers are has been ■ersburg needs is impossible. In Mining, as the light In the electric i more trude than he can look Commerce committee i»r. It is the rule that the store working hnrd, and will continue) fact, St. Petersburg is so fo r -1bulb in the Drake Hotel shows the u ig the grented amount o f husi- to do for many week i yet, upon tunatel;* located in n physical [ 'card work that men are doing in a x Is the one which is the m od city plunniug- legislation and a sense, and is as yet so much in 1big power plant far away, We carry in stock thi* leading varieties of GAUB ‘essful from a financial stand- I city plan and zone system for St. a formative condition, that nil ofj President Cooiidgc knowtli DEN PEAS, including KILGORE'S WINNER, GRA2 Petersburg, to become effective ns! Its problems are really easy. Home1life o f the farmers. He had seen it. DUS. THOS. LAXTON, LITTLE MARVEL, and the S soon us possible after the legis- may look large or difficult to some rids own father wading out through long with the winter t.»uri.-.t-» lature shall provide the necessary TALL and DWARF TELEPHONE. us; hut we of Ht, Petersburg tha harnvard and in the morning, I lu faVc stock salesmen who legal authority next April. are somewhat spoiled in many re- long before runrise, in the New j many easy murks waiting to The absolute necessity of c ity 1sperts. Growth and prosperity En'r'mnl Winter cold, wind, rain ist their money. Sanford has planning if Kt. Petersburg is to have conn* easily. Compared with 'and show, to look after the slock. many good opportunities for raise itself out of and above the tic* trouble.; and problem* most Farmers that helped to elect him | investor to allow theso wild mediocre or "conglomerate" class of her cities have had to overcome. can rely on it that he will ho use-1 S WELAKA BUILDING------------------------- -PHONE 2 IS » fine proniotura to be successful, of cities has become perfectly evi­ Ht. Petersburg as a city knows ful to them if he can find a w a y ! H 5 a safe rule always to consult dent to every forward looking citi­ little about problems or under­ tu do it. s i * i t i a r : n r R i : s 0 r D S * - n - i s n '( r s 'v j - . n s - : j . - . E n ) ( i i . n Mp u i l v ir,P “ inker before liuving stock from zen. Theie cun h; no reu oning taking.) that ure either hi.r or dif­ l?ll ( U g B B i .x a i a i n z j s a k i a z a B a a s a B J C H z a i .m a s R s a i a n s n Q ;,,, e smooth tongued stranger. * . AT THE LIVESTOCK show the division of opinion about that. But ficult or costly. a President made the acquaintance o f there can bo—and will he many A cit” plan well made is inhe Hanford Herald, just before steer — for 1D2L £ renaming and intelligent differen- ‘ tended to, nnd will, vast! heoefit the grand champion______ nksgiving Day, crowed thusly: grand champion, up to his , * i res of opinion si to various spec-' all the city’s interests as a whole least <ne tiling v/e can all be j ific feature? that must go into and its particular purpose is to ’ ■ l.n / tl.IUV‘ wn t » wonderfully ■ ikful for is that v.v don't gobI ar.> city plan. Obviously, then, if lay down now the basic lines up- ?*! , I"JJ‘ U,D l * rlect little Here- k MAKE IDEA I. GIFT.’, ' Now looking back at thut i lhi» public necsiiUy—a city plan on which the big city of the future I r " l " , e hero on the ffinl o f ' g t you enjoyed on Thanksgiving for tho- i ) i £ a i m i n 4 t i n g Fricjid | —is to become a fact theie will is to be built. Necessarliy it ri»st -lanpnrv. «pd will l-(* knocked R cun you honestly cross your have to Le a getting together on mu«t make changes in some presT hPa<,, ari«l (uten before the u t and >ny that you didn't "gob,,n*V ii boon « Fee Our Line cf *-J)ade City Banner. ns to fe* tu;ro*- cot condition uml trends, and all' It It* thervfnrc initruly nh\touit nlmig the linob o. larger ideas, if P ’ ‘ J J M °, ® Only an ’evi n-mnnths-njd hnhy 1■ ■ BoUfloJr Lnr.l Ht. Petersburg is to he a large Tabic Lamps, Heaters, Perculutora, hat do you do L. political d e c- lf h“ V " ll c.,tUons hu weighs '.mu poundss and ami comes j 2 i wh.-n there i- a tie vote? f»r themsalvea ami keep carefully city—and nobody doubts that it from Editor Nbuffer's 1,1100 acres, m Toast o r j . I, in one legislative district in ° « * n m,nd*‘ h‘’y should not jump will— its plans must he for a large t "K m Caryl Ranch." in Colorado, a M Dakota, there were 1,506|ot Jmy wMbduaion. nor form any city. Little ideas must be got- t v . .# ,, , . , is T h e /o th e r o f tho grand champion *. cost for each of two candi- unchangeable opinion, in advance ten avay from. U it is simelhinK Electrical ,f , , „ ,, Deacon Domino, IBs mother’ ­ ■ .. Koch drew thr.*.- cards! "J information nml atudy ll the people o f St. Petersburg 1name is Mins Perfection 130. Bitr Cl t u dm after an agreement ''** uml conditions im olv- ore Sn earnest aliout a city plan, as h • is. the 000-pound baby still a W E HAVE IT w beeo reached that the on#!*®* m ,y must prepare to accept some ,lm ; a nursing cow with him. She dog the best two curd-i should And above all- there should he proposals thnt to them and nt thlsjis n grude Holstein, giving a prod- 2 the seat is the legislature. A no such expressions ns "it can’t time may seem pretty large. Hut! igloos quantity of milk, and lives I S a nine, and a five won over be done"— it would "be itnpossi'*renter Ht. IVtersburg they in an onscun* stall off in u corner i ■ ■k nmi a pair o f deuces, What [b io " to do this or that— and no a l w“ nl “ nmko no little|That’« th • fate . f mothers mid 2 111. Mongolia Ave......... .......................... I’hone 412 £I have been fairer than thnt? on. I'lnns.' liftir.es. li Kid McCoy began sparring for life yesterday nnd he may find jury’s knockout punch u little ‘der to block than any hu has pped yet. --------- o --------- iVill anything lie done this wintoward giving Hanford people urb market where it will he posle to buy fresh farm products cct from the farm er? --------- o---------n New York City there is a fine a day's pay for any policeman 0 "cusses out" any citizen. An mllont rule which should bu ap­ ed everywhere. --------- o------- — There's n man out in Oklahoma io has gone barefooted for 82 «rs. Now he has decided to wear ims for tin* i c d m his life. That certainly a supreme example of ruing over a new leaf. ----------o--------- Mint month four regular army its re-enlisted for three year ms every man whose enlistment jired. "This demonstrates thnt r.y life is becoming increasingly ractivc to m li. ted men," said icrnl Robert Lee Hilliard, In his Chicago upetekt day, n e u d e n t OooUdn , *" Dm’bl L i wi t*nee, toR, step toward a foreign a safe bet thnt b e f^ another step he wy| banana peel nnd break1 tentions. G A R D E N PEAS i KILGORE SEED COMPANY S l E lectrica l Gift s ELECTRIC CO., INC. 5 M a a n a r r .i« * n n n g n !jr a a '* 2 a = 3 3 Z 3 a a 3 c a -n g c ^ * * n 7 a a g r a B r !r ? '3 BUY HER A H0M! * for CHRISTMAS New five room bungalow located on lari*I with shrubbery and orange trees. This is a bargain you cannot afford to mis*. Price $350.0ft cash. Balance $50.00 per month E. F. LANE REALTOR First National Bank Building. hooms mi- PHONE 93. SALES KOKCFr- Miss Rub a Williams, llmth ^ ■ •(V .lU it* , *1 -r - *r -LINK o f the m oney you might have saved— but d id n ’t! S ta r t n orv ky d e p o s it in g a d o l l a r o r m o r e w ith us every w eek , le ttin g y o u r a c c o u n t i n c r e a s e w ith to n e a n d c o m p o u n d in te r e s t* SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK V/o In t e r e s t F a d o n S a v ln g J Account3 S tre n g th S e r v ic e P rogress �MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. PHONE:—Res. 423-J Men o f Presbyterian Mrs. Robson Honors Miss Garrison HCstesS Church -Plan Social St. A gnes Guild T o Sanford Clubt; he ^ b y t c r l n n St. Agnes Guild was most picas* Elizabeth Garrison o f Sanford Church will have a social meeting ontly entertained by Mrs. J. N. entertained the Sanford Club of Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Mr. H. J. Lehman, chairman of the social committee, has arrangof tho W o- ®“ “ ..In g ra m o f entertainment, and Shower consisting „pf inipersonatiohs and music o p /o m c o f the best talent Society ht 3 ■ t o f San f.r ileston, host- ■ Mr. II. the reft isea to 1 'A ll tl ian./* The mi IL.be e n ttrtiy'ln - j£gs Meeting, Ma- formal. LnVy and Miss “ entertain. Sunday ith supper. P i p e p $ s £ u b Holds W eekly M eeting The Pipe Organ Club nict Mon­ day afternoon with Mrs, I. E Espirtmcnt o f W o- tridge on Palmetto Avenue. The Christman bazar to be held Dec. T. M. 'iprcssion Class oi 19 and 20 in front of Mrs. Con­ 'i, at Grammar nelly’s Hat Shop was the subject most discussed. Many lovely nrtldca were turned over to the bazar chairman. The rummngo chair­ Rrs. J. G. Sharon, man announced a rummage sale sevclt Auxiliary U. M. at the Baptist m of officers. . Mrs. J. 0 , Sharicvclt Auxiliary U. M. at tho Baptist j of officers, u r and supper at and supper at re of Methodist iting: 1} P- M. at rrb. Parker.” Four of Methodist Krs. George Cook; 10 A. M. Robson at her country home Mon­ Stetson University at a social giv­ en at Ponce do Leon Sprlngi.ilaat day afternoon. week as a means of eanryiT$ri'but » The business of the afternoon the' program o f tho d u b o f keeping; included report®, o f various com­ the persons o f Sanford , in close mittees und o f too Christmas bjw touch with each other. A guests were also present./ sar which wAs tnt^t successful and a discursinn;6f) Ways and means for1 - ■The party left the Ghaudoi tors soon after school d o tea (find drove to DeLeon; and after stjnall.1A fter. the hiiijfilrfiafpieeting Mrs. ing around and looking at many in­ Robson served chiclten pilau pota­ teresting things, went to the picnic to salad, hot: uUcuttVand coffee. tables and had a delightful fneal Those attending were Mrs. J. N. prepared by Mira Garrison. All present were very much pleased Robson, Mrs. W , P. Fields, Mrs. with the results o f the first uocinl B. L. Perkins, Mrs. Paul Biggcrs, o f the club. Mrs. A. R. Key, Miss Brenda Those present were Miss Eliza­ Morrkon, Miss Totmnn, Mrs. Ju­ beth Garrison, Mira Luciie Newby, lius Tnckach, Mrs. R. W* Pear man, M u.t'Irls licitt, Mins Virginia DaJr., Mrs. Mildred Peabody, Mrs. Cour8ey, Mira Charlotte Smith, Mrs. S. I. Brown, Douglas King, Ralph Derby, Mrs. Raymond Phil­ Ilewcn Laracter, Ed. Clnrk, Ed. lips, Mrs. W. S. Leak, Mrs. B. F. Henderson, anh Kcrfoot Bryant. Whitner, J r„ Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ladies o f the Methodist Church John McKee. will hold their annua! Xitim Bazar Congregational bazar and sup­ December lit and 20. Place an­ per Saturday afternoon and night nounced later. in the rooms formerly occupied by Miller Furniture Store. Dec. 13. TO ASK AID OF CONGRESS KEY WEST. Dec. 9.— Congress is to be asked to complete the roadway from Key West to the mainland of Florida. The request Lake M onroe probably will be placed before the next long session, if plans backed Howlett Fletcher was taken to by the Key West Chamber of Conitho Fcmald-Laughton Hospital lu stm e rco materialize. Backing of week and operated upon for np- the American Automobile Assoeinpcndicitis. IUs condition is im- tion and tho South Atlantia Coastproving rapidly. al Highway association is expect---------ed in support o f t’*e proposition, Rev. David Douglass of Sanford which it is (lectured, will be put mnducted services at tse Baptist before congress ns a military necChurch here Sunday. Pcv. E. L. essity. Suggestions have been Smith of Orlando, re | rued his made to have Senator Fletcher inpnstorato here in October after troducc the measure in the senate. ANCIENT CITY WINS Real Estate Loans Xnt E. Fcrimil Street ttrrlnrlhrr ItiilliMnic Is the cornerstone # of our civilization.” v PRES. W ARREN G. HARDING W hat more appropriate g ift fo r the Holi­ day season than some useful piece to help beautify the home—to serve its owner with lasting pleasant memories? PLATINUM DINNER RING PLATINUM IIAR PIN ST AUGUSTINE, Dec. 9.— O f­ GRUEN WRIST WATCHES ficial notification has been receiv­ ed here awarding St. Augustine At very attractive prices E. B. Randall the national senior women’s swim­ Orlando. ming championship meet tho first time the honor hns been awarded to the southern district of the A. Mr. nmi Mrs. Jacobs spent A . U., it is announced hero. The Thanksgiving at their former home meet will he held Feb, 9-13. The Jeweler u( of Orlando spent at Chuluota. in Sanford Monday. 210 E. First Street Mr. and Mrs. Keeley and n ice,1 *. T. L Dumas spent Miss Thelma Luko o f Louisville iring to Lake coun- were tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hah“ rv and C on fection ery . Ben Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Keeley •ire now touring the west coast EREAD, CAKES, PIES, ii>ll nn»l W j S. before returning to their home, DAILY. injjy, jit Da^tojip Hot rolls st noon nn<t < o'clock r«T > icr ii( lin k A v r. n m l 1‘l r . l SI. Tho following composed a hunt­ ing and camping party to Shell icBdde of Orlando Mound in Volusia county during I Ornamental and useful. Cornu in with Mrs. T. L. the Thanksgiving holidays: Mr. j and see what a handsome variety nnd Mrs. W . E. Hawkins, William we have. •md Emily Hnwkins, Mr. and Mrs. raul Dooley were C. W, Brown and son, Willis, Vic­ LEATH ER GOOES day evening'*" "In tor Check, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Venable and niece, Miss Efbe O’Cnin of South Carolina. Many I came Snturdny squirrels and turkeys were bagged be with his fum- by the party. McLAULIN M ILLER’S W A L L VASES R. T. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. XUbrson1o f .Orlnn* C. L. McCarthy o f White Oak, Ga., her mother, Mrs. visited relatives here Inst week cnroute to Miumi and Cuba. An unusually attractive assortment of Japanese vases. !. Burke 1510010 hnve Dan Bruce of DeLeon Springs is heir new home on mak'ng his home here now. Thnn which there can he no more appreciated gift for the one wnn loves them. Will Oglesby and sons, Austin Carpenter o f Jack­ »nd Paul, Robert and Clnrk Mann ie guest o f Mr. nnd ind Philip Rnhurn went on n Lake. hunting trip to Shepard’s Grove !nst week. n. Tony Pitch ford s spent the week-end Mr. Crenshaw and daughter, Mrs. Stewart and Max and Robert Stewart spent Thanksgiving with X George D. Bishop relatives at Sanford. guest F. A. W Ua laike. Rev. James Johnson and family spent a pleasant day nt Orlando Forlcy came from Thursday. 'xnd the week-end Mr. nnd Mrs. John Oglesby and m Sanford. laughter, Fern Oglesby, visited in !■M. If, Bower and Orlando last week. ked to St. PetersMr. and Mrs. E. D. Tucker of *ek end. Fort laiudcrdnle are visiting their dker of St. Pctcrs- laughter, Mrs. A. Merritt. ticst of his daughter =hfir. Sunday. Chandler, who has of Mrs! John Frhirlonday to her home r'- Ed Ifiggins and Rnl Wight returned trip to Tampa Sunrs- I E. Estridge and •* R. Coleman Jr.. ttk-end with i relatives winter. **arren Easterby ^'hary ami Fred ‘>na were guests of Bfwlo Sundav. ’?*• A. D, Zachary, J r > Arthur Znchary 'awers returned a trip down the St. N EW FICTION Matinee midNight Whereas, It in s pleased God in His wisdom to call from a life o f useful service to his reward in heaven His faithful servant JudguelcctNSchelie Mainea, nnd Whereas, Judge-elect, Schclie Maincs hns been attorney for the School Board of Seminole cou n ty , for the past eight years, in which time tie Ita^ been an important factor iu districting, bonding and i securing taxaztions for school building* and other helpful metis-j urea, and ____ > ; Whereas, The schools and teach­ ers o f Seminole County have lost one o f their most helpful and loyul supporters, whose loss will be keenly felt throughout the schools o f the county. Therefore K«*solyed, That we extend our 'sympathy to tho bereaved family and commend them fur com fort to the All-Wise-Father,- who has said in His word, "I will not leave you Inticcment. The Innocents. The Golden Ladder, Peacock Feathers. Red of the Red I'L A WONDERFUL PLAY A SPLENDID CAST NOT A PICTURE! CHILDREN’S BOOKS Bible Story. Voltnr.d Boxed Books, Wizard of Oz. Billy Whiskers. Linen Book*'. ALL SEATS MAT.— 50c HIT— FOR EVERY ONI! — 50c, 75c. i l . 00— Plus Tax S— BOX OFFICE FRIDAY \ \ Resolutions O f Sympathy * Herndon. Mrs. OsBand Miss La_CUirc Saturday ip Orlando. taffeld and son. A. It(,d to Orlando Sun°t the day with KOOKS COLEMAN’S Gift and Stationery Shop “ Everything for the Office" 207 Magnolia.... Phone 104-.I A TRAGEDY OF THE BABY V. *• 3 h n » » a i]K » a w « w » » i > w » » : THAT VAfilT • • WANTED/ We sell “ Wulcr-spar” , Walspar,” “ Pratt and Uinbcrt” **(»1— 110**— nl.su the Standard Varnish Company's goods as well as Empire floor varnish. These poods aro all reliable and Hit* Lest homes in our city are finished with these goods. All Ihe Models are here in fancy worsted anil ft with two pair pants. Slims, Shorts and Stunt:--. ■) A Tcrnrancof amivik to mi w.Rin.% outnica V THAT ErtTICtlhTO tVEPV WOMAMT UTL » C PcClAt, MftTINtES fO d LADlEV I OMLY -/ Toy D epartm ent I AIYI17C A Special Lecture L A D l L O W i l l He Given on representing the Share Com- This Vital Subject at Ladies Matinee Only. The . — — — -W — ■ '•mn't ■ . , __________________ 12 W. First St. Phone 303 THE HOUSE OF QUALITY’ ■ — — - �AMERICANS WIN] OVER BRITISHERS ON TAMPA LINKS GATORS REACH GRID PINNACLE IfPASTSEASON BolihyCruu’kHiiankandJohnny Farrell Defeat George Dun­ can and Abe Mitchell In 3 B Hole Match on Sunday One o f South’s Outstanding Elevens Is Best Team Ever Turned Out at University; Much Credit Due Van Fleet Mercer Defeat Only Blemish on Record Performance in Past 3 Weeks Regarded as Best Playing Of Team During the Season TAMPA, Fin.. Dec. 8. — Crent Britain went down in defeat I arid 2 here Sunday when Bobby Cruichshank and Johnny Farrell routed George Duncan ami Abe Mitchell, who nrc touring the Unit­ ed States, ip a HO hole match. The Hritlr-h stars lo»t their game in tho putting greens. Neither Duncan nor Mitchell could benefit by a beautiful long gam e when they neared the cup. The putts repeatedly refused to drop for them. Duncan got sonic small sat­ isfaction out o f his own gnmo by ticlng the course rrcord held by Henry Bolestn pro nt tho Paltnii Ceica club where tho match was played, with a 08 in the afternoon round, five under his morning play John Levi,'m ost colorful Indian athlete since the days o f Jim Thorpe, and two under the two seventies has played his last game as a collegian. The famous Haskell star will which Cruikshnnk registered. The invaders outdrove the A m er­ probably turn professional. icans on practically every hole, Mitchell in particular placing him­ self in a position good enough for n win on several holes. Hi.; drive* averaged fully 250 yards, ninny o f them touching close to .'100 yards. GAINESVILLE. Dec. 9.— With the shouting and tho tumult o f the remarkably perplexed 1921 Southern Conference season hav­ Three o f the outstanding notables o f the post season were Sybil Bauer, back-stroke swimIf athletic I ing gurgled and died, and fandom mer of Chicago; Jackson Scholz, Ncw York sprinter, nnd Han Id Osborne, high-jump star o f the Illinois resigned to gaze upon things in a A. C. Recently the A. A. U. officials, in annual conference, accepted ns official marks made hy this trio gentle and unlmpassloned sort of way, the thought arises that of performers during the 1924 season. A . . Miss Bauer was the pre-eminent swimming stn r o f the year, with a totnl o f IS now A . A . u . records Gainesville and Florida owe a to her credit. She was uctiially credited with 21 records hut the officials accepted only 18. n e a t deal to the University o f -PKRC0LA*) Schulz ran the 200 meters in 20 9-10 seconds in the final Olympic tryouts last, summer. Thsi mnrk —IRONS ^ Florida, and James A. Van Fleet —TOAKTERj has been accepted ns nn A. A. U. and a world record. ■ • fo r making not only one o f the The same Is true o f Osborne's mnrk in the high jump. Osborne leaped 6 feet H 1-4 inches at Urbana, South's really outstanding elevens, - h e a t in g Pi HI., last May. The A. A. U. lords thought well enough of the evidence presented to accept the record. but the greatest football machine Regular »7.#«. that ever fought a fight in this Quality bn^ land of sunshine and flowers, peediiy in the last two years. This Cruikshnnk nnd Farrell played hie other than a little long grass On the 15tli and With holes'MitchFlorida in 1924 reached the pin­ bout is scheduled for 10 rounds. cH’ii drive and approach put him putts but neither missed quite as ou the very edge o f tho fairway. nacle o f her football fame. Sale ends Tom Gibbons Meets Hard Foe Hubby put hiu colors four up on Possibly the Baltimore nogr<> about four feet from the cup. His many as did Duncan nnd Mitchell. The season just closed brought In Kid Norfolk; Interest who hns been denied competition putts were missed, both holes being Cruikshnnk in particular had an the fourth hoic of the afternoon forth tho finest football sqund Cla.sh Between Johnson and Senters In Hint: Contest with the best o f tho whites is con ,mlvwl ,lM ,a resul* “ " ‘ l tht-’ Komc accurate guma up to the greens. Sobring— Plnnr nnd specifications that over banded together to carf p Landi.s Evident on Eve of At no time was he in real trou- completed for construction o f conry forth tho Orange and Blue o f fident of humbling Gibbons, but " " 1,10 1Cth » " * " • 311 Easl| NEW YORK, Hen. 9.—Tom Gib­ boxing followers are inclined to be- , ______ ' _________ _ cretc pier. National ^engne Meeting; Florida University. bons, St. i ’anl light-heavyweight, rt Beat Freshmen First. I love that the same feet und logs | EVERT TRUE B Y CONDO Dade City— Seven carloads o f ClubOwnersHacJunKLandb and Kid Norfolk, Baltimore negro, which bore Gibbons so gallantly in Florida stariod out by trounc­ ---------------------------- —I fruit and vegetables ^hipped from "OPED who meet for 15 rounds in the feat­ his meeting with Chnmpion Demp­ ing the freshmen 25 to 0, an an­ here during past week. NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—One or the nual field meet fo r tho varsity stormiest winter baseball sessions ure bout o f the annual Christmas sey at Shelby, Mont., for 1& rounds, fund boxing carnival at Madison will sustain him Tuesday. gridders. on record with Commissioner Lan­ Then came Hollins over to fill dis and President Johnson of the Square Garden Tuesday night, Norfolk has the power nnd the the date Florida cancelled with American league ns the centers o f Monday were declared by their punch; Gibbons the greatest de­ fense o f any o f the heavyweights Stetson. Tho Tars were game, a controversy that has gathered in­ managers to ho fit for the fray. Gibbons is a strong favorite, and a heart that never 1ms failed but Florida ran roughshod and creasing vigor ever since the U unmolested to a 77 to 0 triumph. world’s series nnd the Doinn-O'Con- from Ids record of boxing skill and under fire. iron-jawed reception o f the heat folk 28, They vary perhaps half A fter the Hollins meet. Van nell bribery scandal, was in pros­ £54 — = 3 an inch in height. Each has scor­ Fleet took thf Gators to Atlanta pect Monday night on the ovr o f that goqd men could give. Another interesting argument is ed several knockouts nnd many de­ and w>h the band a g j several the annual major league meetings. 1f seen in the matching o f Johnny cisions over good opponents. Gib­ thousand Floridans on Grant field, The National league, at its ses­ W E D N E SD A Y , DECEMBER It waged a 7-7 deadlock with Geor­ sion Tuesday, is expected to take U ibon, former middleweight cham­ bons never has felt n knockout gia Tech. The Golden Tornado the first important step by adopt­ pion, nnd Tiger Flowers, Atlanta punch hut Norfolk hns been Knock-, should'have been whipped by a ing resolutions pledging the senior negro, who has been advancing rd out four times. .1 two touchdown margin. The Gnt- circuit's unqualified support to ors presented Mr. W yckoff n Commissioner Landis, endorsing his OLD HOME TOWN By ST A N LE Y touchdown via the fumble route. action in bundling the scandal and, But Florida woke up and spent by inference at least, condemning BIG P A R A D E — 4:00 P.M. the fury of her wrath for not hav­ the attacks made upon the veteran ~l> - J—-J -•*v ing trounced Tech on the doomed jurist by Johnson. Sv?\ r -5 H Deacons o f Wake Forest. Tampa’s The American league’s luitiunl ]> £ © . THAT' (;*VlT Seats sale Roumiilat & Andfi gridiron was transformed into a gathering is slated for Wednesday MCAR I CT- LOOA. OUT cinder track and Florida run up and there were r.trong indications nut v/Aor 1 CMC __ _ , _ Drug* Store. and down tho field to score a glit­ that Johnson would face another [ BKono /eiKCf *** I f J l 'S U I t A LAVd to \ \ m 'Too BICYCL^ HMTZvm-vouLi Mf HBK-TCI.C l tering.. 3.4-.Q. win, , A M it was a fire, directed by members o f his RiDtN'BiTween f f i " ’ r --vi if ,i iSK-tsay ^ git Fnin over;, wonder tho- scoro wasn't 50 to 0. own organization. Clark Griffith, Two fumbled passes over the president o f the Washington club, goal line, and a third Inst oppor­ has disclosed that a majority of tunity to score, held the count American league magnates intend to adopt resolutions supporting down. Lnndin nnd criticising their lender’s Deacons Bested W. & L. Florida's big triumph over the antagonism to Landis, together Deacons enme just nftor the North with Johnson’s failure to attend the Carolina men had handed Wash­ world’s series, r,TO^ L iiiiiUh Mas Strong Barking O-SkCf ington and I-ee a 10-8 netback, ho o». $ v •■ •:* ■;< •:*■:< -j*^**;•>;•*;• t N\G/ tho critics up and thought Florida ^Assured o f virtually unanimous no-no- ncM they L l w v r National league backing and ap­ rto-WY-nwse was due to whip nny and every­ A LAW TO rAtowreo wn«;| thing that wandered into their parently well supported in Ameri­ .STO-FUHAWAY STARTED Ur, can league ranks, Landis, in the BA&GACX. path. OLDMAXIMA , Itruck.*;r . KLUCKS! Then came the acid test. Flori­ opinion o f observers, is strongly i4 . da headed into tin* far SouthwcsL entrenched for the fund net of the drama, scheduled for (lie joint ma­ to meet Texas. It was n bitter 4-~L trip. The conditions were hard jor league meeting Thursday. A on tho men and combined with year ago at Chicago, Landis was tho fact that the Texas coach had understood to have been given a primed his Longh'/ns for tho one Vote of confidence after threaten­ s. nnd expressed purpose of beating ing to quit ids position as n remit \l ■ o f criticism from Johnson and th>* Florida, the Gators were held to •$? latter’s supporters, it was believ­ 7-7 no-decisiun affair. Tho reac­ >r tion o f that trip, the longest a ed 111 sonic quarters here that thi Tun CIVIC reEFORfM AND fMPftOVCMErrr S oaE T Y M E E T W r, week’s sessions would produce a Floridn e\vcn ever look, told on t w a s A bandoned . t o day. whlai t h f d e p o t them tho following week, when final show down in the dit pules 1 t r u c k C,0 t aw ay TROM STATION AGENT. Ua d KEYL s _ ^ . tuc tovins oldest b ic yc le rioct--_-_ they met Southern college in between two of the game’s leading _ni ia« rr a * !* !* 1* \y Gutorlani). Southern was plucky, executives. There was some doubt Monday and uncovered a nice attack, Catching Florida " o ff color" they night whether ('oiiim ls.ionir Lan­ .Sanitary hand cleaning and ^ outplayed the Gators daring the dis would be here for the joint Chorus Girls In Musical Comedy Com ing Here pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 M first half, but when the final meeting, because o f the illness of Last 2nd. St. score was chalked in, Florida led Mrs. Landis, hut it was said au­ t* arc Trying TO DO THE IMP0SSI1 ------ ------------------------------- -------thoritatively that it would c - held 28 to 0. regardless o f Ids attendance. I’ lciisc AH— Give Us a Trial Fans were disappointed in tip* BEING AMERICA'S MOST TUTTING CURVED OR. Fresh Oysters NATIONAL Johnson had been expected to Orange and llluc not winning by POPULAR SCREEN STAR STRAIGHT ONES - IT'S ALL DAILY Monday for several ronfet MASIC B0 points or more, hut there you arrive Fruits and Vegetables in THE SAME FOLKS - SASW HAS IT 'S DRAWBACKS - IT one cm with American longue men Sd see a case o f where John i'ubllc but changed his plans and now doe-, 1 IB Park Ave. MUD Season WHEN MOO KNOW HOW IS INDEED DIFFICULT TO never gets enough. Reasonable Trices not plan to reach New York until FIGURE OUT ONE’S INCOME t h a t s w h m l m t h e k in g Great Army Conflict. i . . * . .J. .*.^ •><.4 +* -y* ■>■M'+O Wednesday, tho day o f Ids organi­ BOY A I, FRUIT CO. TAX W H EN iqOO ARE T H E _ CLOSES of t e n n is plamer s y The following week tho Florid­ zation's meeting. >r»l In Wrntrrn LiiIoii HIGHEST PAID ACTOR IN S ■WITH A 016 ans were up on the Hudson river THE PROFESSION j — Ban q u et battling the Army. No one e x ­ ■J BE WOULD PI,AY DUVAL pected u victory for the Gators. a n d MENTION VOU FORGOT That Army encounter took toll A mong the TAM PA, Dee. U.~ The Suiiuni'rMAGIC MUD pD MENTION among Florida's men. The succes­ Ii 11 fmithnll team, rnnquernrr. o f the speakers are sion o f hard games uml grilling l.akelund High School "loam by an M AG IC MUD BA FIE ROOF trips wrecked the team physically. overwhelming score last week, now c?6 V & NOTED TENNIS They were whipped down in the want a chance to ne-dp the Duval planerliteral expression, nnd their men­ Tigers, according to G. I). Appling, And ADOLPH tal powers overtaxed. Rolinpinno business malinger and assistant Then came the greatest shock to coach of the team, lie .-ays tin* t h e movie ■» STAR Florida followers that Dyis have result o f such a game would leave Followed bw received in several seasons. Hy the state championship title in NO every rule o f football, by every doubt, and that Im is anxious to president rule o f "dope" Florida was slated see the best team in undoubted pus- I G unm o f c: to win from Mercer hands down, session o f the title. THE MA6IC but she didn’t. MUD CO Crippled men tried to play, but I OK ROAD BUILDING V _______________________4 OI»J« BT H, Wtavicr INC they were not effective. There wao Middlekauff out, and no one W EST PALM BEACH, Dec. 9. fr> stop the Mercer backs as they — A bund i: ;||C o f $tJtOU,tfiHI lit / p AND TVIeT' GENTLEM EN tS ( X gentlem en ~ W - / ^ Kr came through the Florida line, it launch a road Imibling program ^ 1 T H A N K MOU B MM BffORM O F MAGIC MUD i was Mercer's "hom econVig" and a:; a step further toward develop­ ^Tom P'J THE WORLD'S GREATEGT . the Bears played the* greatest foot­ ment of the Everglades lias l,ccn SlofAPII BEAUTlFIER OF WOMANHOOD !' ball in all their football history. approved at a meeting of more T O That blow to Florida, which un­ than 50 landholders in Palm Beach 6* A questionably hurt more limn many county. It was vot-.d nt lln* meet­ 'p s o f us realize, changed Florida. ing to instruct the county com­ GREArT) Gutnnt I'lay Marvelously mission to call an election ip Out in Montgomery tin* follow ­ Special Road and Bridge District ing Saturday, the Orange and Blue No. 11 f^r Lasnance o f the bonds. HEADQUARTERS FOR SANTA CLAUS* played marvelous football and sent Childrens Toys— Automobiles, Tricycles, Wagons, KuH°r the Mississippi Aggies down no dcr a decisive 27 to 0 licking. The and vanquished Lite Bulldogs ID t<> Skates, Air Rifles, Baseball ami Football Goods. team was playing with Urn same II In perhaps the finest victory the Guns ami Ammunition in recent years. fight, determination and spirit that Gators scored That Thanksgiving affair will nev­ characterized their work against M ARK THIS CHRISTM AS A N IDEAL ONE the Arm y and once more the er be forgotten ami the turkey Orange and niuu sailed out to day homecoming throng o f ID.DDD FOR YO U R CHILD gain the plaudits and respect o f was thrilled when the Orange jersevt-d men scored their triumph. the critical football world. Come in, lluy Early and Avoid the Hush To VM' In humbling Washington nnd Florida’s third intersectional foe, Drake from Des Moines, came I-eo 19 to 0 Florida rose to rare TELEPHONE 53 . to Florida and was doped to win heights in Dixio football, defeat­ .« X!. . , 1* . ing the Generals in a remarkable 8 bitter fight. But Florida nlayV jJ ; td again like champions o f Dixie battle. 3 i S Q > , 2 <3 b 5 q S . 2 - . S i 5 , a s f3 i 3 j 2 1S j S d a a 2 i 3 lS * S i 3 i 5 i ^ ! STORMY SESSION TWO PUGILISTS FOR BIG IS EXPECTED AT READY FIGHT TONIGHT BASEBALL MEET ~ : . WM SANFORD SHRINE MINS! M ila n e T heatre 011 L'JjDL 1*4'M If 7? NOTICE TO THE PUBUCl ^ % The New Barber Slu»p Is Now 1 t TO THE PUBLIC i Open Saturday THE STAR BARBER SH( WEEK * f T 3 f |?i w 1 W: S' Hardware Co| 3 ^ A $LJ y v . •- �\li PROFIT Herald Want Ada W ill Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance ^Miscellaneous y Daily Herald F.AD RATES [gtfh Jn Adranee Lm T " •?**L L , ALL WOOL SUITS 'Tailored to measure, guaranteed to fit ; $25.00. Sanitary hand cleaning and pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills. 305 East Second Street. __ m« a Uaa “ ____ tm a lima 1______ «• a lta* Y~— " ___ ,___4a a Uaa L <ryptdouble abova h im ara for «•■- f c rtivn ar . . . Un*th bid s line. fVwrge I0o for Brst L f It rMtrlelad to luuirkatlou.__ u> ii <na<la The SanEj will be rsapanalbla C| Incorrect Inaertlun, LT.,r for aubaeiiucnt f the office abonld ba L»»(llat«ly la eaaa of TT \ dDVKnTISBKS. L repretentstlta thor* Cfllar with rataa rnlea [ration. will viva yoa flBfarmittlon. Ana If lliy will atalat you In tar want ad to make FOU SALE— Grocery stock nnd fixtures, will rent or sell building.! Other business necessitates th e1 sale o f same. Apply Dux 507. Sanford, Fla.________________ _ Sanford Building and Loan As­ sociation Preferred Stock can be cashed on 50 days notice, interest payable April 1st and October 1st you can’t beat it. Buy eight per cent Preferred Stock in the Hanford Building and Loan Association, established 1908. FOR SALE— 25 hend o f milk cows Can be seen at E. E. Brody's stable. End o f Enst First Street. Used Yellow Jacket $60.00 Itclivo. L tk st s o t ic b . L| ihnutd site their fpoiiofflce addraaa aa Lir phone number If L retullt. About one l of a thouaand Itaa a find tha othera- cait'i Lta with you nnlaaa |,your addraaa. Lellnunnrr MUST ba [ptrei'n at Tfea ia a U|d office or fey le tUfiboue d'ocoatlaL ioi n llA [ Eervlce. L Prompt. Efficient HOOLEHAN COLEMAN 3rd and Oak Phone 410 FOR SALE— Buy your Christmas oranges now. Fanciest fruit packed $1.75 F. O. U. Sanford. J. R. Ellis' Market, Celery Avenue. Phono 661-J.______________________ PRICES O F KALSUMINE have dropped at Sanford Pnint & Wallpaper Store. 112 First Street. FOIt KALE— Two-burner gas hot­ plate, with oven. New Era Printory. itn ia s G ift [g e s tio n s ■ATTAN SHIRTS s ami shades, make an ctmas gift for “ him.” | at McKinnon-MarkIpany. 'AIMED CANDLE­ STICKS w, IkjXh I in gift box thra gift curd, $1.25, Art Ison-Ives Co., Orlando. AW a t W A T S / riWftfri.if which IS uli. in regimental stripes, ison-lvrt Co., Orlando, FITTED TRAVELING I CASE rocm/cd buir silk, with Iray and ten-piece set licles in gold, $45, Third non-Ives Co., Orlando. Ship a box o f delicious oranges or grapefruit home. Picked and shipped from our grove the samo day order received. Selected oranges $2.25 per box. Grapefruit $2.00 F. O. B. Sanford. H. S. lo n g , 311 E. First Street. Phone 180-J. FOFi SALE— Small restaurant on West First Street making good money. Good reasons' for selling. Apply 317 W est First Street. FOR SALE— Bnhy carriage. Ap ply 800 Mugnoli aAve. ORDER YOUR CHICKS N O W Whito Leghorns and other vnr levies, till Jiispeclqil stock. (Jontinental Hatchery, Dux 7 0 1, Vul dosln, Ga. Room s For Rent ‘— Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 300 French FOR RENT— Nice quiet com fort­ able sleeping rooms, hot water and nil conveniences. Mrs. W, I. Hughey, 203 E. Fifth Street. FOR RENT— Furnished bedroom with wood heater, also garage, 117 Iat ure I Avenue. PATENT HAT BOX hes wide, lined in blue . with shirred pockets. I Floor, Diekson-Ives SOME BOOK-ENDS minted metal, bluck h colorful figures, $3.50. Hckom-Ives Co., Orlun ER WIDE BELTS Pi, I '-i,>1111(1 l^i inches in nnd black, $1.25 nnd hissed belts. IVj in. wide Iblack, $1.50. Dicksonkiando. V WALL POCKETS ■aI lotus blossom de•) the Art Shop Third iron-Ives Co., Orlando, n SPANISH POTTERY Simp—ink-wells, $1.25; 175c; jardinieres, $3. n Co., Orlando. hut: DESK SET'S *•tose, and lavender, $3; ■"‘ I decorated with butMue, $4. Dickson-lves % FDR RENT— Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln^ H otel.____________________ FOR RENT— 10 room house, nice­ ly located. Suitable for two families. $40 per month. Thrasher and Garner. BUSINESS DIRECTORY J. In designed 10 pi nee within w reach of the people o f Sanford the qcrTkeM ho often needed. Consult this lint when, any spe­ cial service Di required. It is arranged alphabetically for For space in thin DIRECTORY PHONE 148 E. SFU RU N Q . suiwil vision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High- nnVKLOPRtlS ATTENTION—Pen* encnln tw beginning the greatest de­ velopment, in (Hurlda’s history; a h a l f mllllun dollar highway to the Kulf licach just finished; a two million dollar bridge ncroaa Escam­ bia Hay started; quarter million ________SIGN P A IN T IN G _____ __ d o l l a r opera house under construc­ two millions being spent on SANFORD SIGN SHOP— Right tion; highway; greatest chance for live prices for signs o f all kinds. developers to get In on ground flout. Write Development DepartR. N. NIPPER, ruent The Pensacola News._________ Sanford Avenue at 1st S treet _ _________ Phone 473-J.___________ PAPER HANGER— I. L. Talbott, tmintcr and paper hanger. Phone 3511 Orlando road. ____ TIN ANl)~ME T A L WORK Classified D irectory JAMES II. COWAN— All kinds o f Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele* WILLIAM S. ALLEN writes Ul* phone 111 rect mail and newspaper adver­ VULCANIZING tising. Plans complete cam­ paigns. Ten years o f experience. WHEELESS & WELSH— Vulca­ I’hone 015 o r Box 71, Sanford, nizing shop, gas, oils. Fisk Florida. _______________ | Tires and Tubes. “ Service that ARM ATU RE AND MOTOR RE­ Mnkcs Friends.’’ Oak Ave., nnd WINDING. Third Street, STOVES STEW ART ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Expert Electrical repairs. SANFORD STOVE W ORKS—Oil stoves, gnn stoves, wood stoves, 103 W. Central Ave. Orlando, ovens and victrulas. Your credit _ F l n . _________ ___________ _____ __ is good. I'huno 49L-3. 321 First AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT Street. KNT-A-KEKL Car. Drive it yourself. Oak and Second St. Phone 3. Advertising AUTO BODY REPAIRING CHARLES STEIN Automobile Body repairing and Rebuilding. LEARN ABOUT Tont County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* ___ Engles Home. Oak Avenue. gram. Best advertising modium in AUTOS FOR HIRB South Florida Published mornings. EAGLE A U fO SERVICE [my Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla or night. Meets all trains. Bag- OHIO— Xenia. Make your tales _ gage transfer. Phone 551, through the Xcnin Gazette, Xenia, Oldo. Rich agricultural AUTO TRIPS district. Want ad and display MRS. J. U. CALDER. SlgTiDsee^ rates on request ing and plea <ure trips ut uny time. Call <K. COLUMBIA iGa.; r.lCliOKIt— Clnasl lied nda have the 1nrcent circu­ AUTO W R E C K E R " lation III Wnulh wesiern Georgia, lisle Sc ft*.word) line. A . MERO, FILLING STATIONS AND AUTO SUPPLIES BAGGETT'S FILLING STATION. Open day and night. Sanford Avenue and Second Street. f E O T ) W sH w itVTii m-T s t a t io ST. Gulf Gas, Oil, Tires, Accesso­ ries. Service with a smile. Elm and F’ irst. Phone 447 i.3, WIGHTS—Three stations. Mngnoiia and Second. Fust and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10lh jjtreet. F7xpert service. HKAUTY PARLORS MADAME 1A It It l FT. ftnriooHo work of ull kinds. Rain water a specialty. Old First National Hn»V Build’"!/1, idiotic 245. YNEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. Wo nrc a; near you as your phone. Call 103. FLORIST STEW ART THE Ft,OR 1ST” Flowers for ull occasions. 814 Myrtle. Phono 260-W All makes o f typewriters for snle on easy terms, for rent, also repairs. O ffice supplies. Room 0 Ball Bldg. LEWIS O'BRYAN. O ffice iii Seminole Bank Building Annex FOR RENT— Rooms for liglit- _ ______ Phone 417-LJL__________ houxtkeeping, also sleeping ______ M KN^S_C LOTHING_______ rooms, Shirley Apartments op­ S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Prut posite Post Office. Tailored Suits—$32.50 and up. Milnnc Theatre Bldg. Heal Estate Real Estate Advertising HERE’S TH REE GOOD ONES SUBURBAN HOME AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au' gustn, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash ,00c charge, 10c per line, minimum .30c. ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. Pal.itkn Duily News is circulated In an industrial ami agricultural sec­ tion. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. Johns County is reached through BUNGALOW the St, Augustine Evening Record. Quick results. Two cents per word. Sample copy on n-nuest TA MPA, Fl.ORlDA—Tampa Unify Times, the great home daily, rate IVbc per word, minimum,. ■- charge 25c ensh with order. Writei $7,000.00. for complete rate card CORNER LOT TO REACH BUYERS or sellers o f Florida real estnto advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent Locatcd on Onk Ave., close in. rent a word daily, two cents a word Eustern exposure. In nice neigh­ .Sundays.__________________________ borhood. Street Paving and side Can be bought on MAINE— Watervlllc, Morning Sen­ walks paid. tinel. Thousands of Mnine peo­ very easy terms. Price $1,500.00. ple arc interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the SEE OUR LARGE LISTING Sentinel. Rata card on applicaBEFORE BUYING. ADVERTISE In ttie Jmirnal-Hora'd, South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afterhoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross Journal- 202 First Street Herald, Wnycro««. Georgia. We have some beautiful lake front lots on Lake W ildmcre one* half mllo from the Dixie Highway in a nest o f beaatiful clear lakes, fo r Bhle. We will build your home, land­ scape your grove, nnd relieve you o f trouble and worries incident to bulldlnir up a pluce. In the meantime, you can go fishing. You can fish in any one of the dosen lakes, and if you don’t know how to fish, wo have several experts who will be glad to show you. Mr. Schoifieid who has been singing at the Baptist Church will vouch for the above. LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.. Inc. Long wood. FIs- A. P. Connelly & Sons Panel JJ50H 1334— Kuril Touring 1*39— Kurd Kunitbout 1311— IAmIkc Touring 1934—Kuril Ton-Truck 1931— Kuril Kurdiir Sedan 1033—Kurd Tiuirlnrr 1933—[lodge TulirlnK 1931— Dodge Touring 360.90 3SO.OO 430.1)0 B35 00 533.00 3U0.09 SOO.OO (00.00 1333— House nnd 70 acres of land on Orlando road, $9000. Terms. II. B. Lewis Co. (Realtors) (ironnd Floor, National Hank Hldg. 373.ua “TKIIMN TO SOUK HROPUr1 10 PKH PEST OKK POR ALL V A M f. W . IMHLLIPN 4 0 9 1 lledae Dvalara I’ tuinp 3a. & Oak * 3a4 HI. Apartments For Rent Houses For Rent BETTER HOMES CLUB FOR RENT—Ten room house in country, near paved highway, You enn huy Furniture nnd Rugs beautiful location, ctcrtric lights, of Quality at moderate prices. good water, II. C. Dubose. Our Better llomcM Club enables Scotch Woolen Mills adds Jewel you to pay for it a little at u time. rv P-m rtm ent. Guaranteed jew el­ ry.— I f not satisfied come back, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY ami we give you a new one FREE. CONCERN. Notice is hereby given thnt I, H. Solid gold ami silver. All latest L Haight am not anti will not be designs. 305 Enst 2nd Street. responsible for any debts contract­ ed by the Overland Sales service Co. I-ater Haight & McGee, laite» Haight & Wloland nml now known as the Seminole Overland Co., which has recently changed «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ownership from A. W. Smith to W. W. Edwards who assumed all prior _ obligations of said companies r b o v e .i «K«r Yunr llrnlth" ® designated. S H. I„ HAIGHT. !■ Itveryono who hus trlnl this » water calls for a rot III. > G room house on Onk Ave. $.r>r>00. flood terms. 3 nice lots in Sanford Heights. $800. each, flood terms. Kuril P.un'twiat truck FOR SALE— Modern Bungalow— FOR RENT— 2 or 3 r ment. 202 Pork Ave, locnted Magnolia Ave. y id 18th St., $1,000 cash, balance terms. This is a good buy. R, W. Deane, Help Wanted Seminole Rank. Don't take chances in cheap Furniture and R ugs cotton mixture— Buy the wallknown guaranteed AH Wool Scotch Woolen Mills suits tailored to your Join individual measure. 305 East 2nd Street. Only $25._ _ _ ' Yowell-Drew Co. JUST A FEW SPECIALS Housi! for Rent W. GEER, IIerald Office MIRACLE Concrete Co., general M. Phone 143. cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B. J ULIA ZACHI A KY, 1ierald Office; Terwilleger, I'rop. Plume 148. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company M A IT H E W Pit ESS- PK INTINGN. I-aurel S t . ___ Phone JiGG__ $60 D O W N , l i e I'MIt M O NTH will QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE. t>nt y o u in iiiHtNcHulim *$f uny of HILL LUMBER CO. House of •*11»* **!i*»I*"* 1'ii.H loiuittul tii 'iivFry Commercial St., It. K. Ave. Service, Quality and Price.____ FIVE acre urn tig i* gm v e, H mn>' I Rff'lliifl lif 11«4.1 1*1ly. Near eoum ry elul*. Small hinin> HAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers gimU wuiiT, v l.T lrlc llglita avail Lost and Found nnd office outfitters. Phone 346. alil**. llargaln $3,760.0U. i-J caul 115 Pnrk Avenue. llalaticv easy. FOUND— Black and white cow, wire chain around horns. II. 11 Black, Elder Springs. I). A. CA1.DER & J. V. ZURFLIRII FOUND—2 bird dogs, owner may Real Estate Brokers— All kinds of (Kcaltora) property listed and for r.ale. O f­ have same by describing and 103 Magnolia Ave, paying for keep. Apply to Milfice 103 Second St.. Near Park Phone 43 ton Reel. Phone 3, Sanford. Avenue. Phone 282. 1333— Kurd — Orlando— Hanford, Fla, * f j r p * l - ' P rice Touring 9100.uo M. Truck SS.OO FOR SALE— Four five-room bun­ FOR RENT— Five room apartment galows lined throughout, just 1000 Union Avenue, phone 00. o ff paved highway. Price $800 Mrs. W. A. Fitts. enrh for quick sale. Must be seen to be appreciated, can give FOR RENT— Unfurnishod fou r terms. A. Howk, Gindcrvillc. room apartment. Phone 323-J. Mrs. Atcx Vaughan. FOR SALE— L it 12— 50x117 on Cypress between 12th nnd Cel­ FOR RENT— 3-room apartment, furnished or unfurnished, phone ery. $750 cash. W rite It. care o f 634. 210 Pnrk Ave. HamVird Herald. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to tha Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. One year ?8,ll(), G months $ l.0C, three months looking for a quirk nnd profitable TO REACH me prosperous farm ­ $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ return on his investment: ers nnd fern growers of Volusia ance policy add 75 cents to your 33 1-2 feet well located for county advertise in the DeLand order. business purposes on Sanford Ave. Daily News, rnto lc per word, cash ' $150.1)0 a front foot. Part cash., with order. anything?" If so advertise in | easy terms on balance. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the the "Gainesville Sun. ______ ___ I 12 rit ylots, well located, $5,000 accepted want nd medium in rkniiurir. Th*l ^ 'r t*u> *ot' $1,600 cash, balance one and two years. Daytona (Fin.) One cent a word Beautiful home on Mellonville nn insertion. Minimum 25c. Ave., ten-room house, combina­ PALM tlEACH COUNTY—The tion servant house and garage, scene o f stupendous development- Civic Body Seeks Read about it In the Palm Hem'll Post. Sumpla copy sent on re­ Flood Protection W anted quest. The local Chamber o f Commerce WANTED— Second hand highFLORIDA— URLANDO— Orlando it is announced is investigating the chair with table. Must Ire cheap, running Sentinel; largest clnsid- possibility o f having Senator Dun­ plionu 410. llcd business, ra»e lc n word, min­ can IJ. Fletcher introduce a bill in WANTED—Sales Indies.— Appl imum 24c cash with order. Congress asking provisions for manager. F. W, W oolworth Co. flood protection on the St. Johns! A LITTLE Tv ANT AD in The River. llcrnld will bring you big re­ WANTED—Job hauling with two Information has been secured on sults. Advertise those old articles ton truck.— Apply Box 6, Longyou hove stoicd away and have the “ Swing Bill," which was In-j wood, Fla. r.o use for. A little thirty-cent ml treduced in the House of Represen­ WANTED—Job .as conk or house­ may bring you several dollars. tatives in December, 1923, provid­ work h.y colored girl, experienc­ Phone 148 and a representative ing for the protection nnd develop­ Davenport— Modern ment o f the Colorado River basin. system being installed ed. (lassie Robinson. Cull 715 will call to sec you. This was known us the Boulder \Vout 1U Street.___________________ Canyon project nnd combines flood Valdosta— Southern Plant Grow control and irrigation for the ad­ ers Association to permanently or Citrus Circuit Player joining land. Buy a gnnizc. Signs at Chattanooga It is anticipated thnt the Sena­ CLARK JEW EL tor will lake the matter up and make nn effort to eliminnte any ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 8.— Gas Range at chance o f a rccurrance of floods Ellis Bigelow, lasd season with the Ball Hardware Co and high water in this section of local i tale league baselmll team, the country. has signed with the Chattanooga* club of the Southern Association, according to reports received, here. Bigelow, a bard bitting right field­ er. was known us the Bain Ruth o f (he Citrus ciruit, and the local team received many offers for his ser­ vices. Building Material Y rn r ’ Sfiiltr I a ll— Chev, 1331--Kurd A New Water 3 Kur tr n lr * I'liunr AO S j Silver Lake S prin g Co. « Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Hldg. Sanford, ------------- Florida Sanford Novelty Work* V. ('. f i l l . Licit C rop, CONTRACTOR AND HUILDOft U m r r a l Hku|i n n d Mill W o r k SIT .......... Htr*«t 12 you ilwnlrn pronto' sarvlco and exceptional work Sanford Steam Fressery P int Street A CLEAR SKIN Bright, sparkling eyes, cheeks witH the glow of liealth, a skin as smooth as velvet, the ideal we all strive to attain. No blemishes, no eruptions, no blackheads, io marks to destroy the even texture o f healthy skin. The secret is pure, red blood free from poisons and impurities, blood that makes tile body glow and radi­ ate health, brood that drives pim­ ples, boils eruptions, ccccma and akin blemishes from the Bystem . LE O N A R D I’S E L I X I R F O R THE B LO O D makes rich red olood drive* the impurities out, Phone .119- M a rlil. ami G ra n ite from a ll m i a rrlv * . li - * t « f ii u n lU r a n d •vurk iiiaiiohl i>. Write for latest deslana C, n. TUll.NIOk. aaMfnnl. KlorliJe P . O. I l u t KU'i, I'h ita e (MS I f J3| Chiropodist 0 FOOT SPECIALIST li'ornH, lliinlnnx. l r i g r n w lin g Nalls, llravjr CallM tuisrs or Urt'd ach in g f Id iff J | 1)11. C. I .. G IS I.K It Yxwidl D re w llltlg. OrUmlo. t’lione. KU vator •aa*-*’ aj*a ■ •.a*1 Sk, light blue, black, copd rofc, sixes a to 7 ’ Shoe Department, Co., Orlando. IIOSE o f S li.K ' Classified Directory THIS FOR RESULTS if! IlC IVPilt I ' l ll nr J BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS [ C K /V C 1O O ^ a T ^ A C V / A O T O AJ C Py(.jT T O O ril "o*A C rlsT H E .v F R O M T D O O R - h e *TAv U K ^> T S O ^ O C H - l l c o U L D P A T CaE*T a , s----------? r >5---------- — — ---------] ^ n T ll f '- ll /Oil r . .7 f i O T W f o o m 't W A t l T /\ r s -y H A V E 1S T 2 s E E tS TlO^> C A R - A U T O N O tM L E ^ W O N O E R 'b O F C A R - _____ { iM POth'blCSLE^ • ^ A, M A M I C O U L O *r>TA M O H E R E F O R H O O R 'b /STSCl T E l - t *TOV_J A O O J T T H E T H l 't i C J Am o C a r TOU COULO e o - r '- t o o vi T O t q o r tQ U R m e c t D STE LU LE C E L Y P L /M M W i O O T T H l 'b t h u s k . v-n t h a t »t m e a j s O v v is A . C A R . U tV ^f- T m r, v / O t s 'T ■ SMOKING “bACS - h a v e n ' t NCXJ C O T h o m e ? a convenash tray, dvr, $6.5;), j Co,, Or- l rta tu n c Scwvicc . Inc •lain riahis rrservrd^lV|9B J . _ ____ ‘Jill* SO. J _ - - - -A ____ --- - viiittT fl � 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, 1924 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ********************************************* BAZAAR and Chicken Supper DECEMBER 11th and 12th Woman’s Club BENEFIT OF ALL SOULS CHURCH Supper Served—6:00 to 8:00 MENU: Roast Chicken with Dressing Mashed Potatoes, Cranberry Sauce, English _____ Pickles Hot Rolls, Coffee, with whipped cream Home-made Cakes, Ice Cream. On Friday, in additional to the regular menue Oysters will be served *********************************************** 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, December 09, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 09, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 09, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/84b34b49397859f5d462c92a142e8fa7.pdf 51ddb73009b70bf6fa52ecd9724e2222 PDF Text Text Low est Tem p. __— Tfi a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s James D uke Leaves To Fix Trust Fund Death Thomas Ince Being: Investigated IfflW T re n T Shearer, Expert, M r* je Elevating Ion Battleships UNITED STATES NEW WAREHOUSE NAVY IS BELOWIGIVES CLYDE LINE Comes To \“ TREATY RATIO” !ADDED FACILITIES! Gave Takes Stand for Ttyrd Day Tn Trial of Cok Forties and Thompson for Conspiracy to Defraud U. S. Government [Thru “Leak” , Secretary Wilbur Prepares I Twelve Thousand Square Feet Statement Showing How w ree Change m ition Increases 30,000 Y ard s • « * - « — •— « We Have Retrogressed ;How W e Can Keep’TreatyR atio" Forbes $5000 Cash In June, 1022 Added to Freight House Cross Examination Foils To Making Total o f 20,000 Shake Mortimer's Account Square Feet in Store Room O f His DealingsWithForbes LOS A N G E L E S , Des 10.— The illness and death o f Tho*. H. Ince, film producer »ub*»L’ quent to a yacht party in Sfcn Diego harbor last month has been made the subject of><an official investigation br Disti, rict A ttorney Kcmpley Mir* the Los Angeles Times says. Circumstances surrounding tho illness lg what ho hopes to clear up. Ince is said to have been drinking on tho yacht. Wm. Randolph Hearst, publisher, Elinor Giyn, Novelist, Marion Davies, actress were among those on the yacht. NUMBER HR. SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS. THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924. fit fc; City Manager Reports Proes« Made in Construction iw Utilities System Sanrd; 13 Cara Pipe Shipped S Over $3,000 Spent In General Sewer W o rk BROWNLEE TO BE HEAD OF KIWANIS CLUB NEXT YEAR ~rr Monthly Report Shows In­ crease Activities City De­ partment; $5,000 Fire Loss C H A R L O T T E N . C., Dec. 10. - ‘-James B. Duke, who on Mon­ day night announced the crea­ tion o f a $40,000,000 trust fund with a present income estim at­ ed a t $2,000,000 a year fo r educational and charitable causes will leave his Charlotte residence fo r his home at Som­ erville. N. J., where the trust indenture w ill be recorded Thursday, hla legal residence being retained in that state. ----- ----- AMENDMENT! SH “ 1 •♦ i V t Amendment Offered. By Secretary o f W i To Underwood Bi Unpopular, in Senate CITY COURT Isle Of Pines Is DURING THIS Next Senate Issue ARE OVER $23,000 Senate A grees to Dis­ W A S H IN G T O N . Dec. 10. Re­ The $10,000 addition to the Much progress was made in the p PM, p i. A r r e o la A r « M a d e I l n r . CH IC AG O . Dec. 10.— Eliaa H . pose o f Shoals M at­ conditioning o f elder battleships warehouse o f the Clyde Steamship construction o f the new municipal ewe. Arresis A r e Made Dur­ Mortimer, chief government w it­ to keep them in figh tin g trim and Lihe at ita Sanford docks construc­ ing Month o f October Than ter Without Delay water works and gas systems dur­ 3RK, Dec. 10.— A inauguration o f a continuing build­ ted by S. O. Shlnholser, has been ness in the Forbes trial and oil ing November, according to tho Any Previous Month This the witness stand fo r the third day ition of guns on ing program fo r auxiliary craft completed and is now ready fo r monthly report o f C ity Manager, W ASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— o f cross examination was quest­ Year; Fines in October $589 iese warships has based on sim ilar construction un­ use, according to an announce­ ioned concerning his indictment Presbyterian Minister * Has W. B. Williams submitted to the Consideration of the UnderBeen Nominated President City Commission Monday a fte r­ jrted to the gen- dertaken by other naval powers ment made Wednesday by J, B. In May, 1023 fo r violation o f tha Tho month o f October saw few er wood Muscle Shoals bill uRain was tho program outlined by Secv Colder, local agent. The new ad- prohibition law. Charles R. F o r­ To Succeed Dumas; Sele* noon. A total o f 24,411 feet o f of the navy, WH- rotary W ilbur to the house sub^ •,ltion, started during September, arrests by the Sanford Poiice De­ bes, form er veterans’ bureau di­ tion Equivalent to Election Wue waa laid by crews having partment thnn any other month was in order Wednesday in rer, naval expert, committee on naval appropriations aw es the company approximately rector and J. W . Thompson, con­ lids work in charge under the gen­ the Senate when they met at tl of directors of as necessary to re-establish and 120 per cent incrcaso in storage tractor, are on trial fo r conspir­ eral supervision o f Mr. W illiam s. during the present year, according noon with leaders hopeful of Rev. E. D. Brownlee, • pastor The report shows thnt 100 feet to the monthly report o f Chief o f il Security League maintain the navy at the 5-5-3 space. acy to defraud the government, ratio provided fo r by the W ash­ speeding the progress of the The old warehouse had approx­ whilo erecting veterans' hospitals. of the Presbyterian Church, wns o f 12-inch pipe wns laid; 100 feet ■its monthly lunch- ington naval lim itation treaty. nominated ns president o f tho imately 8,000 square feet and the o f 10-inch pipe; 5,021 feet o f 8- Police Roy G. Williams, submitted measure to permit u final Mortimer, first witness fo r the iBankers’ club. Mr. The secretary’s statement, which new addition, which covers the re­ government in the trial o f Col. .Sanford Kiwanis Club fo r the inch pipe; 4,217 feet o f 0-inch to tho City Commission at its meet­ vote before the end of the recently instituted was made t j the committee Mon­ maining property which the com­ Forbes, told again on tho witness corning year, in pine nnd 2,654 feet o f 4-inch. Tho ing Monday afternoon. A total u report o f the week. » iul taxpayer's action day, wns prepared in response to u pany owns at present, adds 12,000 stand Tuesday that he gave F o r­ total also includes the layin g o f o f 107 case? were heard before Mu­ The senate agreed unanimously [the scrapping o f the request from Chairman French fo r square fe e t .' This gives the steam­ bes $5,000 in cash in n Chicago ho­ nominating com­ 11,350 feet o f wood-stave pipe. nicipal Judge J. G. Sharon and Wednesday to hold the Muscle mittee recently aght W a s h i n g t o n a detailed statement showing "in ship company one o f tho largest tel on June 20, 1922. Four enrs o f gns pipe represent­ appointed and finec and estreated bonds amount­ Shoals issue before it until dis­ nation camo to hint just what w ay we havo retrogress­ warehouses in Sanford, it is de­ ing approximately 75 tons were Forbes at the time was director which wns made ed from the treaty ratio and clared. posed and to allow consideration ’leek." received and distributed while nine ing to $580, were collected. o f tho veterans bureau, and M ort­ a t the weekly what steps w ere necessary ‘Ho o f the isle o f pine treaty to follow The necessity fo r more ware­ imer, according to his testimony, |bo wuy o f finding out cars o f w ater pipe totalling 10,610 O f the 107 enses five were trans­ luncheon o f tho Tho first amend­ |ihips have undergone restore and maintain the navy at house room was caused by tho in­ wns agent fo r tho Thompson’s con­ feet, werd shipped here during the ferred to other courts nnd 10 were immediately. club on Wednes­ the treaty ratio.” crease in frefght shipments, which month. i," he said, "because dismissed. The remainder were ment tu tho Underwood bill now struction firm , Thompson and day. The nomi­ W ith the statement, Secretary have grown steadily during the Hlnck then bidding fo r hospital the business o f her In uddition to this work, there listed as convictions. Disorderly under consideration to como before nation is equiva­ jy, but I suspect tho W ilbur presented recommendations past three years, according to Mr. contracts. was a total o f $3,351.50 spent in conduct was the chief charge lodged tho senntu wus one offered by the lent to election. Continued on page eight are been made on tho o f tho general board fo r a con­ (Continued on page 8 ) against those appearing in court Secretary o f W ar to rvgulato rnto Mortim er stood by his story The f o r m a l ght ships which pre- tinuing building progrum in light during the past 30 days, 28 o f the charges on power produced at tho through a vigorous cross examina­ election o f Rev. a range o f 25,000 cruisers, fleet submarines and oth­ total persons appearing in court Shoals. Tho amendment wns t o t ­ tion by James E. Ensby-Smith, Brownlee who er nuxilinry naval craft, and data having faced this chnrge. Other o f­ ed down. chief counsel fo r Forbes. Ho was has served us The Muscle Shonis question mov­ fenses and the number of cases for re change in cleva- as to the present status o f other unmoved by the attempt o f the vioe-p r e s i d e nt The explanatory state­ each were ns follow s; traffic vio­ ed slowly Tuesday toward final crease the range o f navies. defense counsel to establish that during tho pres­ lations 23, drunkenness 13, posses­ settlement as the senate disposed It least 30,000 yards ment as made public tonight by the story o f tho money payment as e n t year w ill Mr. Wilbur under an agreement sion or sale o f iiquor 4, driving car o f n number o f amendments to related by Mortimer in direct ex­ take place o n whilo drunk 1, carrying concealed the Underwood bill. on tho "new peril" with Representative French, did amination differed in some re­ next Wednesday Every amendment which Sena­ weapons 1, gambling 26, assault kted in a prepared not include either the hoard’s build­ spects from the story printed as when all officers und battery 2, murder 1, larceny 2, tor Underwood opposed wns deo f which was that ing program or the foreign navy M ortiiqer’s testimony before the of the club including members of loitering 2, soliciting passengers fented and thoso he favored wero ites, in "sentimental data. special senate committee which the boned o f directors, will be Church Gathering Adopts adopted without a record vote. Op­ Citizens Support Mnyor in His 1, disturbing worship 2. The question o f modernization hastened to live up investigated the veterans bureau. chosen fo r the year 1025. The Message of Fellowship to It in interesting to note in re­ ponents o f the meusurc ns well ping and destroying o f many battleships o f the fleet Opposition to Issue Which The defense hns issued n subpoe­ new officers, it is announced will as its supporters looked upon tho the limitations o f was dealt with at lenth in the Churches of World, Then na fo r Frank A Vunderlip, N ow assume office in Jnnunry. Rev. He Describes ns Unneces­ viewing the records o f tho locul votes on the amendments as a statement, with particular stress department for tho present year i and made no attempt Goes Into Adjournment York financier, fo r examination Brownlee w ill succeed T. L. I)umsary; Light Vote a Surprise thut there were moro nrrests made test on tho bill which is regarded ft its building provis- on the six ships which need new ns to details o f a story involv­ ns, who hns served ns hend o f the during March than any ) other ns certnin o f passage. result that the so- boilers to bring them back to nor­ ing details o f the veterans bureau organization during the present A T L A N T A , Dec. 10. — A fte r Although Senate lenders nro ex­ O R LA N D O . Dec. 10 .— Orlando mal speed. month this year. In this month ratio between the administration under Forbes, which year. to prevunt pro­ taxpayers rallied to the support 170 cunos were heard. The next erting pressure " T o postpone the moderniza­ adopting messages o f fellowship to Mortimer testified ktes, Great Britain and he gave to Other officers nominated were: o f Mnyor James L. Giles in his longation o f the discussion they highest was September when 170 |«ality is 5-3-1, \vlth tion o f these ships is tu gamble churches o f tho world and approv­ Vanderlip in Washington last Edward F. Lane, vice-president opposition ta tho proposed $130,enses were heard. The month o f do not expert to reach u final vote the tail end o f the upon tho chances o f war during ing a pnrt o f President Coolidgc’n March. Albert C. Fort, treasurer; nnd the 000 municipal bond •M issue, at A pril, however, holds the record until the last o f the w^ek* the next 10 years and to increase Says Vanderlip ” Got-Betwe«ti” , following to compose the board of Tuesday’s elactjon and defeated all fo r th(. iargeat nmount o f juonf-y -* Seyrrnl recent mer.sago to congress, tho ^ p a rrd to ■ ^ v r r n l senators senator* are nro p prepared Station at arms treaty tho possibility o f such war by that The w itress. when Questioned by-. JL.w tori: 3. M. Lioyd.-C oorgt A. tho issue at leanth. Chni*-degree o f unpreparodoc:•»,'*• Mr, federal council o f churches Tues­ the court ris'to Vanderlip’s iden- DeCottes, R. H. Berg. L. Burke three o f the proposals. Tho- $5 J w Rt collected from fines und estreated ore thnn changing n,“ n N orris o f tho senate a g ria d 000 paving item went down to de­ honds, tho totnl being $3,555. day adjourned its fifth quadrenninl tity, replied [type of figh tin g ship W ilbur declared. Steele, T. W. Lawton, Dr. H. H feat, Inckin? 28 votes o f the re­ turp committee, who vigorously itt Discussion o f gun elevation pro­ meeting, which convened hero last not possess," he said, Altogether during tho I I months "Vanderlip was the go-betweon McCaslin nnd Wade S. Entzminopposed to the Underwood bill, quired two-thirds m ajority. The posals, which has not reached the beginning .Jim. 1 nnd ending Nov. ve did noMsess wo dcfor Senator Wheeler during the ger. Tho nominating committee Wednesday. vote was 804 for nnd 241 ngninst. 30, the department hn« made 1,571 said Tuesday he would analyzo the Ftype the other poworn committee fo r its consideration and wns composed of John P . Jinkins, Tho other two items, thnt of$155,The pnrt o f the president's mes­ senate investigations." arrests nnd n totnl o f $23,224 has measure in « speech nnd reitorat bold not compete «- involves possible international as­ The cross examination was halt­ A . K. Ilossitcr and J. H. Jackson. 000 bonds, the proceeds o f which been collected in city court from t>d thnt Ito nrobably would intro­ pects, was deferred by the sec­ sage which met with the approvul ed by the defense attorney thut a The club had ns its visitors Tom weru to be used to pay pnrt o f o f the body was in regard to this fines und estreated bonds. The rec­ duce a hew hill in the form o f nn Ittle fleet o f 13 now retary. It is known, however, that country’s International relations. summons had been issued fo r Van­ V. Bowman o f Charleston. W. Vu., the city’s indebtedness, and thut ord o f the department for this year amendment. ho feels the same arguments ap­ almost ready. They and Churles Kuntz of Philadel­ of $10,000 fo r surface The council said the chief execu­ derlip. Tw o amendments to tho Under­ drainage is as follows: i ruled the seas. To- ply fo r prompt work on increas­ phia, both o f whom gave short disposul were both budly beaten. Mortim er’s story was that lie tive’s statement thnt “ our country wood hill were passed by tha sen­ ing gun ranges as he presented to Jan............................... 131) $1,729 Atlantic, we live on arrived in Chicago on Juno 20, talks. Follow ing these talks and 1411,857 ate without a record vote. One When the po IIh closed 064 votes, Feb......................... Ihip o f Great Britain; support the modernization program has detlnitely relinquished the old 1022, signed a note for $15,000 in the disposal o f routine business, standard o f deuling with other Mnr........................ 17!)2,328by Senator McKellen (D .), T e n ­ or only about 55 per cent o f the lific Japan is not quite with respect to increasing deck Judge Jnmcs G. Sharon guve a re­ protection ngninst air bombs and countries by terror nnd force, and Thompson nnd Black’s office before A p r............................... 127 3,555 nessee, provided that the lessee o f qualified votes on the list, were is definitely committed to the new noon, wns given $ 10,000 in new' port on the recent banquet given enst. 8 votes were thrown out May ............................. 147 2,704 Muscle Shonls must be either un pH to remember Great adding "b lister” protection ngninst standard o f deuling with them $500 bills in the huthroom o f his at Longwood by the club. J u n e ............................. 143 1,1HD American citizen or nn American |potential enemy and is torpedoes and mines. Further plans fo r the beautifi­ because o f improper murking. The July ....................... Thompson about through friendship and understand­ hotel suite by 1472,347 controlled corporation. The other Mr. W ilbur to some extent fo re ­ names o f approximately 1,100 tuxBritish policies. The grounds were in g " wns to be commended by the •1:30 P. M „ nnd guve $5000 to cation o f school A u g ............................... 138 2,119 by Senator Glass (D .), Virginia, cast the findings o f the special na­ payors were on tho rolls. if British nnd Japanese Forbes in the same room. He given by Mr. Jackson, heud o f the churches. struck out o f tho bill tho require­ Sept............................... 170 2,538 pry were to scrap what val board appointed at the direc­ The light vote came ns some­ Committee. He asked Forbes i f he wanted to sign Beautification ment thnt funds o f the operating In its message to the churches o f Oct................................. 125 1,269 tion o f President Cooiidge to con­ 1and fo rg e nhead with the thing o f u surprise to many who N ov................................ 107 a note for the "loa n " the witness pointed out tho fact thnt 589 corporation should be placed in lips they had in gront sider relative value o f aircraft, America, the council culled for said. Forbes smiled and said: had expected n heavier poll in grounds surrounding the local high Federal Reserve Ranks. greater fellowship in human rela­ lose types that meant submarines and bnttleships. “ W e’ll drink on it,” according school nre badly in need o f general view o f the grow ing interest dur­ Total ..................... Thu amendment o f ScnatuS tions, nations ami among races. It 1,571 $23,224 “ It is absurd to contend that necy and were not in­ beautificution work and recom­ ing the pust week pnrtirulurl.v in Bruce ( I ) . ) , Maryland, which either the acriul bomb or submar­ asked fo r u "drastic reduction” o f to Mortimer’s testimony. treaty.” " I do not remember exactly how mended that the club vote n sum the proposed pnving bonds. Even j would have placed governm ent urmaments, tho outlawry o f war ine torpedo has furnished the e f ­ tr added there was a opponents o f the entiro $430,000 employees nt Muscle Shoals under und the pacific adjustment o f nil the room looked" the witness re­ of money toward the purchnso of Pan that thought the fectual answer to the capital ship" shrubbery and plnnts to be plac­ Itond issue conceded thut tho $235,tho Civil Service commission, was plied to Easby-Smith’s rapid fire international disputes. A more Mr. Wilbur told the committee, I to answer the social 000 paving proposal wns likely to voted down, 65 to 6, rigid enforcement o f the prohibition of interrogations concerning cer­ ed on tho grounds. " o r to be a capital ship it is es­ that country was to It w u h unanimously voted to do- win hut expected the easy defeat Another umomlment rejected by tain fixtures in the bathroom of laws was requested o f the state and |foreign war. He cited sential that it be constructed to federal governments. tho senate, wns thut by Senator the hotel suite. “ I wns more in- nnte the sum o f $25 fo r this pur- of tho other two items. resist the new forms o f attacks.” wpport his charge During the first hour o f the o f­ Harris, (D .), Georgia, which would terested in getting out in the room i pose provided other civic organlzn"W henever the submarine tor­ The message to churches o f fo r ­ where Forbes wns with my wife tions in this city would co-opcrate ficial count, following the closing |wd England are hopeprohibit the lessee from tran sfer­ fiitandng the United pedo or aerial bomb became grea t­ eign lands expressed sympathy and thun in examining the equipment and donate money and efforts to of tho polls, there were some indi­ W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. 10.— Tho ring any leusc or interest in Mus­ er source o f clanger to u capital a desire to help them in their, of the room.” aval preparedness nnd wnrd tho plan o f mnking ull cations thnt the paving issue would bureau o f unirnid industry o f the cle Shonls without the consent o f |of his figures are sub- ship thnn gun fire, its arms and work. school grounds moro attractive, pull through with the necessary depnrmcnt o f agriculture ufter 18 tho Secretary o f W ar. The vote Continued on oago 8. 1hy Adm iral Coontz’s urmament should be reconstructed Mutters calling for immediate a t­ two-thirds m ajority, hut nfter thnt years o f wurfure, is upproaching was 37 to 28, twenty-three Repub­ to meet this new menace. In the tention in the report o f the army the d rift wns unmistnhukly complete victory over the cattle licans iiml 14 Democrats opposing 9 W om en H elp Decide time meantime, the blister nnd increas­ Scantily Clad Girls ngninst this particular Issue and tick, it was declined Tuesday in tho amendment, while 20 demo­ hn is. that a man who ed deck protection ure the most and navy chnplains committee were approved, while other detail* were P r e fe r Cold to Fire F ate o f “ K id ” M cCoy when the clerk began tho count announcing orders effective next crats and eight Republicans, ono t alarm,” ho suid. " I t effective means o f protecting the referred to a special committee, of the Inst 100 ballots even Com­ Monday lifting federal quarantines farmer-labor, supported it. of the navy who hull o f the capital ship against which has under investigation the A second amendment by Sena­ me to make this damage from hits by these weu LOS A N G E L E S , Dec. 10. — Nine missioner Manuel, father o f the in several states. Quarantines in B R ID G E W A T E R , Mnss., Dec. 10. Robinson resolution, instructing the bond resolution in city council, 19 counties nnd purts o f six coun­ tor Harris which would have irtv|u«erted that men in pons.” women were in the ju ry in the — 250 girls* were driven from their chuplnins committee to stop its coSuperior Court boro Wednesday gave up hope nnd acknowledged ties ure to he removed, making u en the Secretary o f Agriculture not tell the truth onerution in the appointment o f dormitories into the cold scantily total o f 700 counties released since authority to regulate the price ar.d awaiting testimony which attor­ defeat fo r his pet measure. Msiunal investigation dud when a fire destroyed three ciiapluins in the officers reserve sale o f fertilizer manufactured at neys fo r the State predict will M ayor Giles uppeared at city the campaign began. for fear o f "repritn- Shrine Club M instrels corpq. buildings at the State Normal The Robinspn resolution O f tho 975 counties which have Muscle Shoals, wus rejected IB prove Kid McCoy a one time ring hall just as tho count wns being or demotion.” condemns war and declares the School here Wednesday. The loss T o Be S ta ged T o n ig h t also idol, gu ilty o f the murder o f Mrs. completed and the returns veri­ been infested, 275 remain under to 47. system o f chaplaincy involves the is estimated at hulf a million dol­ Idor* of the league reA fte r nn extended argument bofied. He said that he was much federul restriction, und in 171, one Theresa Mors. lars. |Jhearer’s charges to the A t the M ila n e T h ea ter church in the war system. The or more herds ure under local qunr- tween Senator Underwood and pleased with the result and thnt spcciul committee w ill report to untine. 529 counties ure classified Senator M cNnry T*l committee with in(I L ), Oregon, he viowed it as nn endorsement o f the executive committee late next Ito “ got Washington’s Li, i„ „ „ na tick free. The new orders re- tho senute voted down the M cN ary p lic a tio n s are that a packed year. pnort the result o f its oiom y .n S b u .ln ,...llk 2 ™ th o J .' “ u«ranl|n. .lx coun.ie, in T a x .., amendment, 34 to 29, to placa one in Alnbumu nnd two in Louis- power development ut » n- It was said the dl- house w ill greet the annual presen­ Tho closing sermon wns delivered Muscle in mnking street improvements iunu. n°t n<'ree w ith the tation o f the Sanford Shrine Club by Dr. W. I. Wishnrt, Pittsburgh, Federal W ater Power Act. and also fo r providing fo r the pay­ Georgiu, for the first time since irm.ng views concern- Minstrels at the Milane Theater He spoke on the “ Source o f power ment o f the city’s past indebted­ 1906, is entirely free o f tick quar­ |but wanted "to know Wednesday night ut 8:30 o’clock, in the church.” ness out o f the current revenues. "H ats: Pack in strong corrugat­ Instructions to follow in the antine, four counties being releas­ Students Captured by r 1* nnd make recommailing o f Chri.stmns packages, ed or fiber boxes. Ordinary paste­ Ho said that he was willing to go ed under the Monday orders. A t 1to congress according- according to those in charge o f the Bandits Lock Cashier were made public Wednesday by board hat boxes must be crated. ahead under tho 1923 law in street the beginning o f the campaign all Bandits are R eleased sale o f tickets. Postmaster J. P. Hall, who de- Ladies’ huts and s t iff hats eusily paving i f the property owners o f Georgia excopt a itmull area in The final rehearsal fo r the per­ C A N T O N , China, Dec. 10.— 22 o f In V a u lt and Escape rlared that i f all rules are ad­ damaged should he marked “ fra g ­ wunted it. A t no time, ho con­ the northeastern part was quaran­ formance was held Tuesday night tinued, had he been opposed to tined. Four other states now ure the students captured Saturday by Attitude On under ile.” hered to by the public,, the holi­ the direction o f Mr. and Mrs. against the freed o f tick restrictions— C alifor­ bandits while unroute from C antiu S H A W N E E , Okia., Dec. 10. — day rush o f business may be tak­ "Shoes: Packed in strong boxes, street paving, but »ms Explained E. F. Lane and everything was Three men held up the federal en care o f with more speed by preferubly corrugated curdbourd. present untequated method that nia, Missouri, Kentucky and Ten­ to Christian College In a launch declared to be in readiness fo r the were returned to the institution National Bank here as it was open­ postoffice employees. W rap with strong paper securely permits huge compound interest nessee. Wednesday. The bandits have been charges to pile up on long term fGTON. Dec. 10.— Tho rice o f the curtain Wednesday ed fo r business Wednesday, locked tied with heavy twine. It is very important thut these Only small arcus remain infested |toment has received a night. A minstrel said to be the the cashier and president in a vault rules be followed becauso in many “ Cut flow ers: Place in strong, bonds to be retired in period o f in Virginiu, North and South Caro­ routed by General Li Fuh Linu best amuteur uet o f its kind staged Eight still remain cap­ lun from the (B ritish and escaped with loot at first esti­ cases it w ill enuso delay in the suitublu boxes o f wood, or heavy front 20 to 60 years. lina, Alubuma and Oklahoma. troops. in Sanford fo r some time, is the tives. mated nt from $15,000 to $20,000. shipment and in some cases will corrugated curdboard. W rap with **plaining the attitude N orth Carolina’s plan o f zoning headline feature o f Wednesday Official check o f the loaq hns npt result in the return o f packages tissue to retain moisture. ’•to °n the question o f the tick urea is expected by Dr. R. Z in o v ie ff L e tte r Is 1'‘l war damage claims night’s bill. been yet made. t “ Candies: Inclose in strong A . Ramsey, federul officer in charge H e rrio t Thinks R ed? to the sender. Co-operation with In addition, the directors have P"JF by the United Said to Be A u th en tic the postal officia ls w ill result gen­ boxes or containers. o f tick eradication, to clear thut best toe Dawes reparation secured some o f Sanford's A r e H u rtin g F ra n ce “ Drawings, paintings, unmount­ state by 1026. erally in a better und more e ffi­ M arkets. ilingers who w ill appear in spec­ cient handling o f Christmas pack­ ed maps, etc.: Puck or wrap in Tho counties to be released Mon­ LO N D O N , Dec. 10.--Prim e Minialty acts follow in g the minstrel P A R IS , Dec. 10.— During lengthy strong m aterial to avoid dantugc. >liter Halwin stuted in the House day in ArkunHus are White, part CHICAGO, Dec. 10.— Whent: ages, Mr. Hall pointed out. sketch. |A chorus composed p f Follow ing nre some o f the in­ When nut fiat, roll around a wood-1 of Commons Wednesday that the o f Jackson.and Conway; Florida, debate on communism which ended [lerriot Goes about a dozen young ladies will May 1.60*4 to 1.07 ' i ; July. 1.47 Hi structions to which he cnlled at­ en core and then wrap and t i e ' sub-committee o f the cabinet ufter Gadscn; Georgiu, Churlton, Clinch, in a vote o f confidence being given Muy, 1.20Vfi to the singers in the minstrel tol.17% ; Corn: tention: carefully or place in strong pustc- examining ull the evidence before Echols, Iam ier; Oklahoma, Sequoy the government by 319 to 29 last ' ” ith La Grippe support 1.30; Oots: May, 04% to 04%. uct, it is announced. Harry Kent it hud cornu to tho conclusion that ah; North Curolinu, Hyde, Martin, evening, Prem ier Herriot referred " A ll parcels must be securely bourd tube N E W O R LE AN S, Dec. 10.— Dec., will act as interlocutor and w ill be there was no doubt but the Zino- T y reil, Washington, part o f Beau­ to the harm which wus being done wrupped or packed in order to "Sharp-pointed or sharp edged 22.85; Jan. 22.90. t - ,1()— Premier Iler- nupported by a group o f eight black instruments or tools must have vietf propaganda letter wus authen­ fo rt and Dure; Texas, Arkansas to France nbrond by Red activities reach their destination in good i.’L hi i room Wed- face comedians who w ill furnish Calhoun, Comal, Eustlund, Guliad here. In wrupplng ordinary points and edges fu lly guarded to tic. NO LEAG U E M E E T IN G T O D A Y condition. p ***10111 attack o f the fun fo r the evening. Jackson, Medina, Uvalde, part o f parcels strong paper and heavy prevent injury to clerks in hand­ ROME, Dec. 10.— No meeting o f _ 5**toier has been nilA big parade participated in by Mutagordu and Wharton. M IA M IA N R E -E L E C T E D M AY STAGE PAG EAN T ling or damage to other mnil. L toan a week but members o f the cast was scheduled the League of Notions Council was twine should be used. Thu requaruntined H I area include ST. PE TE RSB U RG . Dec. 10. — W A S H IN G T O N . Dec. 10.— E. B. "U m brellas, canes, g o lf sticks crate suitably or thoroughly wrap held Wednesday morning out o f continuing his du­ to be given Wednesday afternoon. their full so thut they can not cut through Douglas, o f Miami, Fla., was ro Clarke county, Alabama; Ascension I Support' is being given a ssggcscourtesy to the British Foreign should be reinforced elected member o f the central com and Assumption, Louisiana; Bowie, tion that St. Petersburg put on -t W inter Gurden— Approxim ately Secretary Austen Chamberlain who length by strong Btripi o f wood the wrapping. mittee o f the American Red Cross Burnet, Harrison, Kcndull, Smith [historical pageant, capitalizing k , tigh tly wrapped and tied to with­ "A rtic le s eusily broken or crushwas received in audience by Pope d ' r ~ Ray Shore $200,000 spent fo r civic im prove­ and Jitus, Texas, _ [w ealth uf historical background. in session here, Continued on page eight stand transportation. I " oe paved. i Pius, ments during past few months. COUNCIL UPHOLDS COOLIDGE IN PART OF HIS MESSAGE ORLANDO VOTERS REJECT BIG BOND ISSUE OF $430,000 Government Wins Against Cattle Tick A fter Long Fight Postmaster Tells How To Prepare Christmas Packages For The Mails Vky 1 �\ m \ i " 3 s £ lff 'res! D m I fro i • ' 3* ST. P E TE R S B U R G . D e e . '1 ' A west coast a m a te u r'g o lf < pionshlp tournament w ill bo held over a local course beginning Jtfn. 14, it is announced here. I t to stated that the entry list w ill ex­ ceed 100 players, among them some o f the rjsick amateur golfers o f the North and South. , iB -L-i-i- BEND JL Itoad N o. 1— Nunez F erry to Jacksonville. Nencz Cfen*/' to .Pensacola, 9 ! miles concrete, excellent. Remain,;er rand clay, condition fa ir. Pen— .-u-j:i 1u lo Florida to wii fa ir Bind ciny. Fiorldatown to M illigan, good 1sand clay and brick. M illigan to i A rgyle, part under construction, rough. A rg y le to Wostvillfc; rant! 1d a y . excellent. W estville to Quin­ cy unimproved, rough in spots. Quincy to Littmans, good sand clay. Littmuns to TallahnfBco. unimprov­ ed and rough in spot*. Taliahns see to AucilU .R iver/cosldtv-rodd in fair shnpe. Aucllln R iver to I Large Percentage State Taxes 1, iCnlkcted; Receipts Fall. H lS ll6 r t Disbursements; Gen• -eral Fund Shows Large Sum £ S iP , G olf Chbmptofistiip choo They're Am erica's Healthiest! A L L A H A S S F .E , Fla., i W . 9 . ~ -..e state treasury had a balance! at $2,448,573.05 on hand a t the d o s e o f business Novem ber 3C, St1 th shown .py.tbe monthly statement 1, receipts arid '6 t disburfem<ntnv _ bnl- ■ •n ets fo r last month. W ith the. larger p a rt o f taxes' paid for theJ year, tha receipts continued, to fall short o f disbursements, the figures for these two Item:; for all fund? being, respectively, $1,153,830.1-1 miles, then you w ill come t o . l h * i and $1,080,423.68. new highway about six miles! out ? , .There still was tho substantial o f Mudison, an excellent sand c la y , (tim at $662,310.27 In the general roud on to Madison, through I.c c .: fund, however, and the receipts o f One mile out o f Lee take choit | $326,283.83 fell shart only n little detour ncroi-J railroad. The rc- j more than $40,000 o f disbursement!! maindor o f the road is open and In i j r< which totaled $360,241.82. excellent condition through Live 1 President Coolldge war, wearning n high silk “ topper” when lie reached Oak to Lake City. Luke C ity to j In the pen. ion fund there was n balance on hand a t the end o f the. Chicago. Here he nnd .Mrs. Coolldge arc stepping down to the depot Jacksonville, concrete r.nd usphnlt, j excellent. month o f ?2fl3,2do:?7. with receipts platform. They made the trip in an ordinary Pullman tur Ruud No. 2— Georgia Line to o f $23,241.63 and disbursements o f F ort M ycrr $87,043.83. Georgia Line to. Lake City, sand ; Other important nnd nctivo clay road in fa ir condition. Lake . funds showed actlvitior as follows: City to High Springs, concrete and ! State road tax fund, receipts surface treated rock base, excel - 1 $201,232.07, disbursements $239,lent. High Springs to Gainesville | 060.10, balance $160,553.88. 25 miles o f asphalt surfuce very Drainage tax fund, receipts good. End o f asphalt to Mican$6,346.60, disbursements, $05,803.opy 5 miles rough. Micanopy to j Details o f the mysterious mur­ Continued from page .me 32, balance $173,109.78. Lowell asphult surface, excellent. ! T tn n e e t one o f the major ob- der in Pittsburgh last Wednesday Lowell to Ocala very rough. Now . D rajnoga bond fund, receipts $111,068.02, disbursements $43,- {cctions o f Secretary IVeekV Sen- night of Gustave A. Smith, hnve under construction. Short detours I 744.49, balance $135,782.27. grading and culverts. >Introducing Am erica’s healthiest boy and g irl— Coe F. Eniens Jr., and ntor Underwood introduced an a- i,ct.n received b y his brother, J. around • - Federal air road fund, receipts mendment under which the gov-; c . Smith, manager o f the Sanford Through travel between Gnines-1 Inez Harden. Coe is 17 and ccm js from Prattville, Mich., and Inez, vine und Ocala advised to follow $85,105.57, disbursements $50,100. Both were born nnd bred on eminent would guarantee tha in-! Hrnnch o f the Gulf Refining Coin­ dcicur signs to the eust at Oculu who is 17, calls Marigold, Miss., home. 71; balance $83,162.07. farms. Each scored 00.4 per cent ut the healthiest children’s show at terest and principle of bonds is- branch o f the Gulf refining Com ami Ixiwcll, Oculu to Belleview \ tfJ_, international Livestock F.xpositlon in Chicago. And they had a State road license fund (g n s), ;d word o f the new asphalt surface just complet -1 (|utc together the very next day! Mr. Smith rccoived 1104,034.58, disbursements sued in the event o f default by the er b v unidenti-\*\Very good to Lake County ■ ___________________________ lessee, 0, balance $53,951.40. slaying o f his brother , . . Line. Road in Lake County I I ------------------------------------------, rodil license fund (g a s ), Another amendment w o u l d ; lied-m an on the night o f Dec. 3, L j , , . * to Leesburg'under ‘construe- E n tity I___ ine_to Daytona very good .] p i a n o M n r i p f n r A l P receipts $07,467.28, disbursements change the amount o f nitrogen to i the following day a fter tho m u r-L jOJ)> Numerous short dotoura New .Smyrna m m to Titusville 32 miles i ^ ■ « • * » 1 T Itl(IC I Ox -rklP $91,268.47, balance $0,282.60. bo produced r.nnually. Instead o f dor occurcd. Accounts In Pitts - 1uiound- grading. -Trulflc — udvised . . . ."under construction, detourj short I Mail Service Soon 10,000 tons being required fo r the; burgh papers, which hnve been re- ! to drive> slow. Very rougli but and good. Titusville to Melbourne ]!$ ;« find thehuelyjjProblem of ^ *i»o.o35; * meeting of tk?1 board. This u S lJ unhrecedent or the county, F IR S T CARS ON BRIDGE OKEECH O BEE, Dec. - 9.— The ShiifiP*' * *P building, ha» b ^ ! first motor cars have crossed the the bo^rd to Harding Memorial bridge on atate conditions and road No. Eight over the Kissim ­ mee river. The bridge is located %t„ 8M T O R Y nine miles west o f here, and its N E W YORK, completion marks the opening of. y ^ k 1, to have 4,1 the cross-state route that reduces' boUdlng.'coiim.*® Idlng, cqfirtho distance between Miam i and j in .down-town down-to» / nn£ on1 St. Petersburg and Tampa. In * to root , , t „ , | Just Arrivedi •J ./i C A R O P T H A T GOOD EFFORT IS PUT .Brother Of Sanford FORTH TO CURT-Man Murdered By SHOALS I S S U E Pittsburgh Robber Phone 135 and Get * ’h in id I. .i 1 s> M O R T IM E R S A Y S C O L O N E L FO R BES R U I N E D H IS H O M E wood explained thnt construction attempt was mndc to rob the J good. (Miami 100 miles paved, excellent. Vr‘lP ® rhaK ‘,,ML“ Wl' Continued from page one o f a fertilizer plant would require! W. (i. Smith Sons grocery store, Road No. 5— High Springs to Havana, will be sought by the Road No. 3— Georgia Line to o f 1922 when tho nllegfed Veterans’ * operated by Smith and. a brother, about two years. Fort Myers Tampa Aeronautical ' Association. as Orlando Bureau hospital conspiracy wns a a a a B R B a a a a a a a v a n a n tiB c a s a N a n R a B a B ia a i The time of the leasing o f the at 5184 Liberty Avenue. The Wilds Landing to Yuleo, sand High Springs through A rch er! In announcing this Htep, nflBBBBUBBBBBXBBBB—UBYBflQBBBBBBBBIBIBI form ed to ullocnte hospital eon- plant by tho secretary of war nl- slayer escaped in n touring car. clay road in fa ir condition, Yuleo and Williston to Romeo, fair. R o - 1 _____________________________________ tracts to favored contractors and next; The bnndit entered the front ~ so would ho extended from to Jacksonville, old shell rood, men to Dunncllon new asphalt sur- j divide the profits between Forbes, door o f the store with n drawn re- rough but passable. County forces fare just completed, excellent. DunJuly 1, to next Sept. 1. Mortimer, Thompson, Black, nnd warned nro enguged in placing rock, butlnellon to Inverness and BrooksW ith reference to u wnr depart -1 volver, polio? sny, Charles F. Cramer, form er counsel ment objection thnt cyannmide employ ces nnd customers not to truflk carrier! through thiu o p e r a -:• illr, rough. Brooksvillo th rou gh ' fo r the Veterans’ bureau, now dead, process could .not be used by tho I move undor threat o f death. He tion. Jacksonville to Green Cov^ Hernando nnd Pasco counties t o 1 and others. lessee. Senator Underwood said! even wont behind the counter nnd Springs paving road, brick until Hillsboro County line, good except j Mortim er told o f many different the judge advocate general o f tho I attempted to open the ensh reg- treated rock haze. A li in good con- one mile. Hillsboro County Line companies he represented in Wash­ ister. Due to a key sticking in it dition. Green Cove Springs to Pa-| through Tampa by way o f Six Mila Phone 539. Jno. | ington ns ngent in getting con­ army had settled that question in however, he was unable to do so lutka rough to end o f brick to Creel: through Bradenton. Sant­ an opinion on the Ford lud, hold­ tracts, finally becoming agent for More Eggs Means More Money nnd ordered Harold Smith, n bro­ Rice’s Creek. Brick road from nota, Englewood to the Mynkkn drug companies in negotiating ing that contract o f tho govern­ More Milk Means More Money ther o f tho murdered man und Rice’s Creek through Pnlntkn to River very good. From the ftlyu k -! whluky withdrawn! permits. In 1ment with the American Cynnn The “ Good Goods'* Line Will Surprise Yoe thia ‘ c W c U o n , “ h e '‘ n a ff Repreaon" j T ,e Company provided for use one of the proprietors, to open it. San Mateo, good. San Mateo to ku River to Punta Gordn very ( Gustave Smith, who hud been! Dunns Creek rough. Asphult uur- rough. Punta Gorda to Ft. Myers, 1 tntlve John W. Imngley, o f Ken- o f I,nten^ b,y clther lhe ,rl,ver,,* Ycur Money Back I f You’re Not Satisfied cuttnig meat in u renr room on- face from Dunnu Creek to Sisco, rough but passable. ■ • ■ permits and added- 1 tucky, got the \ment or the lessee. tored the store just in time to (Crescent C ity, Pierson nnd DeLeon Roud No. 8— Haines City to that he testified about them In Itbut what a cow EATS but what the soo the bandit forcing his brother Springs, excellent. DeLeon Springs j Fort Pierce DIGESTSthatproducesmilk2ndbutirrfits to open the register. Despite the (through Del.nnd to Sanford und Haines City through Frostproof, j — Paris Grear robber’s, warning not to m ove,, Orlando, fair. Scoring, Avon Park, etc. Lake L on g ley ’is conviction. The record i • • Road No. 4— Georgia Line to W A S H IN G T O N , I). ( ’., Dee. 0.1 Smith advanced on him with a Annie, good. Luke Annie to Kiso f iTiu house In investigation o f Rep­ — lnsectici& Miami. tlmmcc River, impassable. The resentative Zihlmnn, o f Maryland. — The house shipping hoard in- butcher knife which he held in his hnrtd. Hacking against the wull Take detour from the W ay cross Bussengor roud from DeSoto C ity In whisky permit deuls wus read vestigntion was resumed. (Curintnd ! i Triton) Tlie Mayfield election contest the bandit fired, the bullet strik­ road at the St. M ary’s river over to Okeechobee is open nnd pass­ to him und identified us his testi— Molasses C o n ts in s mou than7) 1>DIGESTIBLEnutrients. the Old Dixie Highway through able but rough. again was before a senate com­ ing Smith in the right side. mnny. Andrews Station, then through An Smith crumpled to the floor, Itoad Nr,. 23— Rellcview to mittee. When his testimony in the sen­ Plant City The house spent the day con­ the bnndit ran to tho street und Beauford Grove to a point about ate investigation o f the Veterans car. He two miles north o f Hilliard, Flor­ The seven miles in Marion Conn Bureau wus read to him, he added sidering legislation for the Dist­ boarded the touring Then take • pnveu road lo ty hiiH been completed. Rond is ex drove away rapidly in the direc­ ida. . a few details. Ho said on some of rict of Columbia. these deals, Sidney Richer o f Wash­ The annual report o f the com­ tion of Eastern!, Smith died ai-1 Jacksonville. This detour is very cellent in Marion and Sumter coun­ — Bran bandy and rough, hut passable. ties. This is best road fo r travel ington, held out fees for getting missioner o f reclamation was sub- most instantly. Duval County Line to Bunnell 02 to Tampa from Ocala. North Line the withdrawal permit. George W. m ittjd to congress. --------- ------— --------m ile* 9 foot brick road with rod, Hernando County to north Line Heap o f tho Republican national Tho Chicago sr.nitnry district, V v l i U C r F i l l * B l l V C T S committee from Florida, wns part­ cose, involving removal o f water, »r r m n « i i shoulders, fair. Bunnell to end Pasco County, rough. North Lino ner in some o f his Washington en­ from I,«ko Michigan wns argued L l^ G U 1 0 1>C A I C F l |R eilly’s asphalt, roud 9 miles as- Pasco County through Dado City [ ph:ilt surface, excellent. Volusia to Plant City excellent road. terprises, Mortim er said. in the supreme court. _____ -t:• *:••:*❖ ^ •:*-i- -t-*> ❖ -m Albert C. William s o f Fort O L Y M P IA , Wrtsh.. Dee. 8. — Worth, Tex., wn.s nominated us n Fur-bearing animals tho world over t member o f the federal farm loan are steadily decreasing in number, R ed Comb E gg Mash I board. hut it will he possible to purchase A tentative program fo r cm- route 80 varieties on tho market, * Is tho heat and most profitable feed; ployment o f the Los Angole ami by pur.tr nt lea 1, ns long as there < • can buy Shenandoah was worked out by lire plenty o f rabbits, hares; nnd navy officers. iru knits obtainable, according to t I f you are using it tell your frie , , .j , .j A cotton crop of 13,153,001) bile., vffi.-inlj o f the rent federal biological . ytlii.ig is in read.ness f o r , vuj u(1(| ul $t 421 ;ir»G,262 wus fore- '. urvoy here. The nu survey is undcr% If you are not, ask the ntun who| SfrlnP„ m .n ^ 7 I. the Sanford cnst hy thu ,ic|)artmont ' o f ngri-i taking a campaign ngainst the niirht K.xn A l i C * .u H l ' S , vulture on estimates made Dec. 1. .nis.mming o f furs. the movement | RED COMB SATISFIES. night at 8:30 o ’clock at the Milano Secretary Weeks suggested ; having been d a rted to protect the Theatre, according to nn announce­ amendments to Senator U nder-' public ngninst unscrupulous deni­ ment made Tuesday. wood's Muscle Shoals plan nnd the e r ’. It w ill be n show with a thous­ Hares and rabbits, sny the oillAlabama senator declared tin and laughs, is the boast o f those riftls, are being sold under the ❖ N . Elm Ave. J. M. McCaskell, Mgr. who hove the production in°cbarge! I ft names o f American seal. Arctic seal, Cape seal, cat, chincilla, clipp­ fo7 mLrsf will w U r i> i ,OCal '“. . “ I.f .^ .. xormers <» teen in the nrr* i n„ ^ ' w4 , Z f i S rformunre n m n . . . w...in....in.. k»..» I voncern to the government in tne ed seal, coney, ermine, fox, French Wednesday night. Not | B a C _ 3 a Z IIH B B B B H D B a B B B B B flB flB B lU B flB B IlB B C IB Iir.1 B IB B B B B B a B B IB lO < llll annual report o f the national ad- sable, (id le r, real. La Meuse seal, I only will there be the minstrel I* M visory committee fo r uerouuuties. new seal, Baltic fox, Baltic seal, | ;»u , . part but there will bo several murkrut, northern seal. Polar s e a !,! specW 'J/ acts offered ns a part Semeu:<3 seal and sable. M u sk-! i Miami Commissioners i at appears on the market, it is o f the evening’s program. H a rry Kent will act ns interlo­ ! Plans $1,500,000 Issue claimed, under such alluring titles ! cutor. The follow ing eight men as Aleutian seal, electric seal, Hud- | w ill be seen in the roles o f black- j M IA M I, Dec. S — The city coin* son Bay seal, mole, real seal, Red j face comedians: Reginald Holly, River sea!, river mink, river rablo K. F. Lane, Frank Donaldson, >mir.di ners are working an plans land ltursinn otter. F your walls and ceilings are in need to submit to the voters early next Harry W agner, H. 8 . Pond, Myron No fault is fount; with names of repairs, use Sheetrock, the fire­ Ritter, Pierce G riffin nnd L. J . . year it bond issue providing for that merely fail to cull attention Improvements a g g re­ Van Houtcn. I municipal to the fact thnt a particular fur j proof wallboard. As features o f the minstrel net gating $1,5110,000, Projects incor- comes from the linrk of a eat. m b- I liurd H ea rt1 ,* lu l,roP°sul are add!• M i. H olly w ill sing l it or bare, hilt obieetinn is ninth Repairs made w ith Sheetrock are Hay, Hay, Yes we have SANFORD FEED SUPPLY Kl!;;|Washington N ew s W i DAIRYMAN S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED —Cotton Seed! FOR E G G S - H arry Kent To Act As Interlocutor In LocalMinstrelShow i M a k e Y o u r R e p a irs with this FIREPROOF W ALLBOARD | Accommodations Wanted >y Winter Tourists--- I done well and done for good. Insanity Lor Flight Rive, “ Why lie. You l“ . M v V ik v | l " l U,Urb aVIwf" MT. V E R N O N , III., Dec. 9.— '1 »»u trial o f Lawrence M. Might Your Eye!’. ami Mrs. Elsie Sweet in, charged ( One o f the bctweeh-oct sp ec-, »> , . with the murder by poison o f Mrs. lAltivA w ill bv selections by the |F ire Destroys (train Anna Might and W ilfnrd Swectin Seminole quartet composed o f , And P a rg c , M aitland re-opemd Tuesday with witnesses Floyd Palm er, S. M. IJoyd, Sid j ready to be put on the stand. Hive und Roby l.ning. The Inst I F u n n el for Flight indicated that PORT H U RO N, Mich., Dec. 9. act o f the performance, it is a n - ! ’ louneed, will ho a lawn party g iv -1 I o.i.ios were estimated at a half im-nta! incapacity would be the eti by tho women members o f the m i l l i o n d o lla r . T u , b e in n f i r e plea for the acquittal o f the form ­ cinst. Thin part o f the program, I that destroyed Grand Trunk eleva t-; er ininistci. it is uaid, will be one o f the most or with 600,000 bushels o f g ro in 1 enjoyable o f the evening. It will and tho bar-c Alexander Maitland Sixten N a v y Men include solos and duets bv son ic; with a cargo o f barley. 1 he fire started from unknown Reported M issin g o f the most talented young wo­ cause early Tuesday had destroymen o f thia city A parade o f those composing |<’4 a Grand Trunk elevator here RAN PEDRO. Calif., Doc. 9.— the cast w ill be given Wednesday ci ntaiag dllO.OOO bushels o f grain The porsibility that more than two afternoon, it was further an­ and at 7:00 o’clock wan threaten- live.i might, have been lost in the nounced. The purude will form at ing the stesmer Maitland tied ut burning o f the water taxi La Mnit- Moyne Monday i f living invectigntthe Milano and march through the the elevator wharf. T y cd by uavul ollleurs In connection ! business section. E very member land’s cargo was ablaze. with nn unexplained absence o f 10 | will appear in costume. Cl echobe - Sherman Lum ber,- nlicteil men from the New Mexico Jacksonville — Contract to be i Company constructing largest saw- and Tennessee. Authorities bott’vurded fo r installation o f lighting 1mill in state, four mile# east o f , lieve the men are only ‘ ‘ordinary town. abicntcca.’’ uVstcai on Atlantic boulevard. Hi Sheetrock is pure gypsum, cast in sheets. Being made from rock, it can not burn. You can put it on right over the old walls and ceilings— just nail it to the joists or studding. Takes any decoration you want— wall paper, paint, panels, or Textone, Th e Sheetrock Decorator. Lvcry day sees m any w inter tourists arriving in Sanfo But when they g*c*t here many of them experience diifieulty in finding places to live.' Apartments rooms are in g reat demand. if Sanford is to keep all the visitors who wish *1 spend the winter month here, the people must op^ their homes and assist in the housing problem. Made only by the United States G yp­ sum Company, A sk your lumber or building material dealer for a sample and prices. If you have a vacant room or an apartment th^l .you would like to rent, reach desirable prospects b y 1,1 sorting a want ad in The Sanford Herald. Want ni5| are willing workers. UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY 205 W est Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois Re«. U. S. t’ li.OU. SHEETROCK T H E F i r e p r o o f W SEMINOLE FEED 0 P H O N E 148 A L L B O A R D B «**S Carley Lumber Company g4UM> *‘’!l �’ou followed by * 'A lustV l o c k e r —T heard, for ■uthrn'ftr to » « l l fF 'p fiflHr or private sale the undivided Interest of said min lira In thS fo l. Inwlnir described renl estate In said Seminole County. Florida, to-wlt: I .fit a. of Illook 6. Tier A of the City of Hnnfnrtl. Florida, ac­ cording tn K. H. Traffnrd'e map of anlil city, and I<ot 7 o f lllork 1.1. of Tier A. o f the City of Hanford. Florida, according to K. It. Trnfford'a Map of said City, f Which nppllrntlon w ill ho tinned upon the petition for aule now on file In mild court. I lull'd thin the lat day of Decernlicr. A. D. I»2t. MAHT 1IA II. LEW IN. Ounrdlan * Dir. J; 10, 17. 2t; .11.- wi Jhe. 10— A ll rand aenator*-dcct from the ral counties in the Evergladee to" be called into conference isometime before long to dieplena for a program designed peed up drainage work in the rerglades district. A preiimiiry meeting has been called for leember 15 to make arrangements r thh full gathering at e later itc. It ii purposed to frame a II t»rior to the next legislative isioh no this din be put. through’ d needed relief furnished devel- ■1' —e- ■ ■ — in if_______ ‘^ tJ A C K S O N V lL L E , Dec. 1 0 ,-T h e -state board o f health hna given 'a pp roval to seventy-one certified .automobile tourist camps in the state, according to a list made pub­ lic by George W. Simons, chief hanitary engineer o f the board.. Lak e County W ill Send Exhibits To N ew Y ork • T A V A R E S , Dec. 10— L. If. W il_ son, county demonstration agent r. ■'fo r Lake county reports that d ef­ inite plans are being made fo r a county exhibit to bo sent to Mew • 'Y o rk in February. , k BjEEKS IN F O R M A T IO N • M IA M I, Dec. 10.— Mrs. Florence -B. W right, widow o f Prof. G. L. 'W rit'll*, widely known student o f glaciul phenuniens, and author, is hero in queut o f information as to o f tho coconut. She bothe coconut and bannnu t o ‘ natural products o f this hemi­ sphere, and that Asia and North and South America wero cither linked nr intimately known to each other nr. curly as .the fourth ccn.jury, A. D., presumably by way o f Trtdfle islands. In this connec­ tion It is pointed out that the co­ conut rote in long exposure o f salt wator, and therefore it must have been carried rather than hnve floated from one hemisphere to tho other. DECLINES OFFER W E S T P A L M B EAC H , Dec. 10. t— Mrs. Ilula E. Croker declines to accepting the olfer r-he has by n local real estate concern ns n consideration fo r exercise o f an a lleg 'd option held by tho com­ pany n tho Palm Reach property o f th. ’ Croker entate. Instead o f jaccrqnng the o ffe r she has brought suit designed to cancel any agreement said to have been entered Into between her lato hus­ band and tho real estate dealers about three years ngo fo r dis­ position o f tho lands in question, With the ri~ht o f exercising an option on unsold portions fur $150 an acre. r M IL L IO N D O LLA R IHSUE MV & ■ "ia- ■ ■» ■, r- inn To (»?* Qillet m' .Title Weeks One-horse Weber Wagon with body and sGflt............. ................... m m Two-horse Weber Wagon q (gear only) .................................. Columbus Wagon (gear only a PHONE 446 mill M,t r I ■i - ~ T ~ ~ — -------- B A Z A and Chicken Supp^ Woman’s Clul NEW EDISON Here’e the solution o f Puzzle No. 41: Nnmnle Jewett, IVljrl May Jewett mill Itnleluli Jewett, mliiiirx. NOTICE OF AI'I'LTCATION TO HELL MINOIt'B LAND Not leu Is hereby nlveii to nil win.in It tuny cotieern ttint Martha Jewett, ns KUlirillntl . Ilf the iilinve! nnnieil inlnorii, w ill on the 3nl iluy| nf January, A . . It. 1323. apply t.. the llniiiiriilila *K. F’. niotiahnliler. County Juil.te In mill fur enlil C..1111ty, nt Ills off 100 In Hanfnril. In miiIiI County, nt ten O'clock A. M.. or HR Soon thereafter i»m the luntter can he hiuril, for unthorltv to mill m public or private mile the molivol.n Interest of said*minors In the f..lI'lWlliK ilem-rllieil real estate In suit! Seminole County. Florhln. to-wlt: Lots 3. «. 7. 8. nml l;t of the Floriila Lnnil nml ColonlzntIon Company's A'I'IItlon to South Suuforil, Florhln. m-rbrilliu; to pint thereof iluly recorded on •he records of Seminole Count), Florida. Which application will he lutseii upon the petition for sale, now on file In 11:1id court. Dated tills the lat day of lieeciiiher. A. D. 1921. . , M AUTIIA JMWKTTt Uiiardlan. Dec. 3. Ill, I.. 21, 31. Cuba to Prom ote Men F o r L o n g Service Here’s the One REAL Tt IN T H E C l i n i T OI-* F O I I N T V J ir ilO E . STATE O F F I.O ItlltA . SE M IN O LE COUNTY. In It»- Entate o f Before making your final selection, bear all the other phonographs and have the one you think best to your home on approval. Then let jwj place beside it a New Edison phonograph so that you may com the two. This is the final test of merit— the only test that is fair to you— and it will assure your lasting aattafactid Rculiola lib e l Includes four \X'D-I1 RaJirvttons, headphone:, and K j> dioia Loudspeaker. Every­ thing except antenna mid batteiie* . . . . $90 A small initial paym ent will place the instrum ent of your choice in your home fij Christmas. H o f-M a c B a ttery Co. FOOT OF F IR S T ST. I'hone IS0-J. J. H. Hinternn Ister P ian o G Thl» •/ quality K ANDY ?! IV T H E F O fltT OF t’ o r n t v .11 IK .E . S T A T E OF f i .o i i i h a . N E M IN O I.K r i l l N T ) . i a ST. A U G U S T IN E , Dec. 10.— This cily i.i planning to loin tins milliondollar-bond-issue clans. An ordiqnneo has passed city commission nuthorl2ing the calling o f un elec­ tion for Feb. 10 when the voters w ill pass on u proposal to bond for $1,0710C0 to tnko cure nf bridge and water works projects. Constrti ‘ On of the proposed new bfldpe t i Aanastasia Island, and Curabello— West Florida Lumber prop ii- I water works improve­ ..... .......... ment. nro covered In....... the projects Company lirruking nil past produeconte.no'e ed. ’ihubridge iiTtocnst tion r,'‘'"id s with daily output of $151! l ilt), : ml $115,000 goes to the over 91,000 feet. w ater v/oika. Waters Kandy Kitchen IF BACK HURTS RED PEPPER HEAT STOPS BACKACHE f (ATLANTIC CITY BALTIMORE . MD. “ BOSTON. MASS. CHICAGO. ILL. •CLEVELAND, O. •DETROIT. MICH. (MONTREAL P. O ) M h S ) S r , s , 3 s2 ) 3 j S i S r 2 t S r 2 i S i S i S » S r S i S i J i a a r S r S r 2 i 5 i g nnsimas \ at won’t ] forgotten — JA C K S O N VILLE TO 930.44 30 00 42 02 43.411 39.31 41 93 SO.Sfl (N IA G A R A P A I.L S $ 44 .1 2 INEW Y O R K . N . Y . 3 8 .9 4 PHILADELPHIA, P a 3 4 .3 0 • P I T T S B U R G H . P A . 3 9 31 SAVANNAH. UA. O OO • T O L E D O . O. 41 71 ♦WASMIMCTOM. O. C. 31.71 ..r,V Uror “n m1! . |V!? r»lj. ta.?r.1 °AII-*at»r via,, PhllsiMphia Halt imtir. .( lirmi ilay (laoil M O-Iiuur lialtimnru threi* »lay-<»v«*r PhTu iUlphla .nit with twoor day* Wy-over via Why not send your friend ; year’s subscription to The San ford Herald. ........ .......... (aicwnt llckrti for Savannah, Ca.) All ....xR .M ii, jind ant« ll«rk*hlf»i umi wumu rooma on oth«r Alli^hany ..... - h»vi» pitru rharir** SAILINGS FOR PALTIMORE VIA SAVANNAH. 5.00 A lli'ah a iiy I ice. Ulnliei'Stcr Dee. tO-2U-2t Juniata ^ We are still nu king that delicious— home-made candy —daily. Hungry? T ry one o f our ham sand­ wiches with bottled chocolate milk. In Hi- Estutu nf Ki-um-tli H. Liiwln, Altlu-n Eldrcil I.i-win, W llfriil H A V A N A , Dec. 10.— A p p ro x i-' .M.irtlin Li-wln, uiul l.'url mutely 01) enlisted men o f the Cu- j minors. i c e o f a d d i .i c a t i o n t o Imn army are soon to liu put in | n o t h e l l M I N I Ill's LANDtraining for promotion to second i Notice I h hereby k Iv.-ii to nil lieutenants. This is under u new • uliiiin It may com-ern that Martini l! Lew In, as uiuinllun of tin- above low providing that men who hnve tiuni .,1 iiiiiioie. will on tae :ini day nerved 20 years in the army, and ; or January. A. 11. |H25. apply to Milano Theatre eight years o f that us sergeants, | ' b(' lion. I-'. F. 1lotiMhohler. County •liiuKt* in .inti for Haiti County, at may on their request be given tin nn aiiiun i.'n aasn auzxsaiisii opportunity to qualify for commissions. NE V E T E R A N S O R G A N IZ E . T A i l I ’ A, Dec. 10.— N egro veter­ ans f the world wsr living hero bav •< t out to build up the largest fi: ition com posed entirely of tliei' tr in Florida. They subWhen your kidneys hurt ami ije ril. ii $100 in loss than ton minVtt? : ; t u meeting called to consider your buck feels sore, don't get to' load Jyour plat; carrying on II n H drive 0 • I . for vw* •J I I TU to til • neured and iproceed % ■ v *'*■ • obtn:n 500 members locully fo r the 1stomach with n lot o f drugs that BuiTsio Veterans, the name adopted excite the kidneys nml irritate the Keep your hy tho negro World Wur ex service entire urinary tra d . men. kidneys dean, by flushing lln-is with n mild, harmless salts which helps to remove tin* body's urinous M il.L IO N D O L L A R T H E A T E R ST. PE TE RSB U RG , Dec. 10. — waste und stimulate them to their A N ew Y’ork theatrical man has normal activity. announced his intention o f erecting The function o f tile kidneys is U . 1,000,000 dollar combination to filte r the blood. In 24 hours thrater, store building and office they strain from it 500 grains of bonding here. In lieu o f the office acid and waste, so we can readily .space, it i t indicated, he may pro understand the vital importance of yide fo r apartments or un apart­ keeping the kidneys active. ment hctel. Drink lots o f good water— you can’t drink too much; also get from any pharmacist about four ounces o f Jnd Salts. Take a tab­ lespoonful in n glass o f water be­ foro breakfast each morning for a few days and your kidneys may then net fine. This famous salts g ) _________ i.i made from the acid o f grapes The heat o f.r e d peppers takes and lemon juice, combined with bc "ouch” from a sore, luine back, lithiu, und bus been used for years t can net hurt you, and it cer­ to help dean and stimulate d o g ­ tainly ends the torture at once. ged kidneys; also to neutralize the Wh i you arc suffering so you acids it, the system so they a r u ,„ cen i rdly get arc Jti just try no longer u source o f irritation, j “ Red i'cpper Rub, unj4rYu will have thus often relieving bladder weak -1 the quickest relief known. Nothing ness, a bus such concentrated, penetratdad Halts in inexpensive; c a n 'jj ir-r heat as red peppers. not injure; makes a delightful e f -1 S •lust as soon us you apply Red fervescent iithiu-wnter drink which ■ Topper Rub you will fe d the ting­ everyone should take now n m lj* lin g heat. In three minutes it then to help keep their kidneys * warms the sore spot through und dean and active. T ry this; also g through. Tain and soreness ure keep up the water drinking, and' q gone. no doubt you will wonder what I M Ask cny druggist fo r u jar o f became o f your kidney trouble] 3 Rowles Red I ’epper Rub. Be sure and backache. By all nu-uni have ■ to g et the genuine, with the namo your physician examine your k id -]1* Rowics on each package. — Adv. neyi ut least twice u year. — 'Adv. Dee. S- I3-2I — Jail. « - 17-27 Jan. .lull. p •• , Ill Nall lugs fur I'n llaili*l|ililu via Havannali 3 I*. ; Nantucket Dee. l - l t -22 Jnn l-l I'crslan lii-c. t-15-23 Jan. lii-rkslilro Dee. H-1 s-g;• .|„M, s.| i He will be reminded every day in the year of your thoughtful ness and will also become inter ested in Sanford. F or space and Information address DEPAItTMENT ''AJ'' MERCHANTS & MINERS TR A N S P O R T A T IO N CO. Pi" 800 E. Bm St. Tfl.thon, 338 You will be doing your home tow n a service as well as provid­ ing an ideal Christmas gift. W e are A ge n ts fo r the the subscription price is $7.00 per year. Yellow Jacket 5 fee For^The N e x t Two 5 ' _____ TIM-J STATE « K F I.:m in A . C A R O F T H A T GOOD T«i: Jacob-Hnilih. If llvlrir. and I f f - ® ile.Ml. . ... nil ....iitirtloN claiming. Interests 22 u n d e r th<’ ra'il J i<50b S m i t h drrraard rr nthrrwlse: John Smith. If living. iitul If liciul, all p irll- H claiming InIc.-inlH under the mild John Smith. • nun'll or otherwise; W illis W. Janies, If living, uiul If dead, nil l> t in -1 1-1-1111 lug Interests under the raid Wlllla W. Jiiiih-h, (li-i-i-aaed or otherwise In tbi- property lying and liclnjt In Heintnole County, Florida, and described us follows. In-w li: D E C E M B E R 11th and 12th Ur-alti Sixty-six slid six tenths Step right up, cross vrttrd fans, and see whnt you enn do with this' (((.< ) fi >-t West o f tlic Ituiitli 1111:>r line-up. The puzzle is unusual in the number o f interlocks which it ti-r t ' i ) Section |i«ist of Section Phone 135 and G et contains. You will probably hnve to seek refuge in u dictionary before Twenty-three <2.1) Township Nlneti'i-n 11!*) South, ftmigc Thirty (SO) you can call this puzzle captured. || £ limit; run West to n tiolnt Fifteen Under the diagram you w ill find the synonyms fo r tho words— (13) Feet Smith of the Southeast corn -r of l.nt Kevi-ntcen (17) of horizontal and vertical— contained in this puzzle. B E N E F IT O F A L L SOULS CHUi l-'lorlda IRind f i Folonlaallon Compony's I'lat <> f iv ic r v I’ luntatlun; HORIZOLTA VERTICAL thence North to life Northriist corSupper S e rw d — 6:00 to G:0Q at 1— inspect 38— solicitor at 1— D—vessel —vessel 1— work work 220 ner of said Lot Seventeen (I7 )t * " ',*»** law (nhbr.) 32— young eels thence Went Four Hundred and closely steadily KlKlily.Miir (<S-|) feet, thence 39— one who upon 33— point in 4— to move R V I MENU: North to the iiw n low water mark moves 2— rambled debate nimbly ' ,• !*• * * i • nf I.uke Monroe, (hence Southeaster34— withstand stealthily 3— Long since 8— mineral l>- following the mean tow water Ronst Chicken with Dressing, -II— a prefix 4— prefix 35— spring 'raveled on iSfirk o f Luke Monroe to n point North ot thu point of beginning; 42— household denoting 11— less tight ico Mavhed Potatoes, Cranberry Sauce. ornnments 13—compen­ 30— constella­ tJ.nvn sate 44— Away 6— issues tion Pickles H ot Rolls, C offee, with whipped t 16— woolen 40— lover 0— fabric (p i.) 37— negotiation thread 47— noun suffix 7— eye (S cot.) 43— Dutch Home-made Cakes, Ico Cream. 10— to freezo denoting 8— to season liquid On Friday, in ndition to the rqgutar menue Oystm rjji 17— prefix agent 0— rnvnger measure meaning 48— epochs 10— fuss 45— dull gray ■Saa■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■*■■■!■■■ |■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■B iB B H iB im aB aB annxxii oil 50— 14th cen­ 12— trup color . 18— foods tury hel 14— most 40— blent mots 20— select gath­ pernicious 40— view e r in g 52— having 10— earthly 51— tellurium 22— exist sword 21— plow lands (nhbr.) 23— staggering shaped 22— poets 53—point o f persons leaves 25— Egyptian compass 24— each 54— simpleton plant (ubbr.) (uhhr.) 55— musical 27— clatter 20— serpents study 28— planet 5*5— secondary Daytonu— Daytonn Chamber o f 31— contradic­ object Commerce secures site fo r erection tor o f now home. 35— inclines TAMIVV WANTS TEAM. T A M P A , Dee. 10.— Another a t­ tempt will bo made by Tnmpn to have n team in the Florida Statu League, according to plans now taking shape here. When tho Winter meeting o f the league, which was disbanded beforo tho last season erjed . meets Into this month or enriy in Jnnuary, duly ejected representatives from this city will be in ultendum-e, and ns soon as tho formation o f the cir­ cuit is unproved, Tnmpn will tnke steps immediately to rebuild the club, it in stated. rteMratld* uni/. Florida. n « » ►'Jen Seminole-------- - i|»nt*eo ■- - of h *«u * week for a period el tlvo weeke. . ,I official WITNESS niy hand and nrnl o f office at Sanford. I}5*-irilnolo County. Florida, this the .Iittli dny of October. A D. 1#2I. a ^ Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Coun ty, - F’lnrlda. Hy VANCE B. DOUODAHS. Deputy Clerk. 8CIIEL.T.B MAINES. Solk'tor for Complainant fiiic rir rn n if. nKvm Vn J f l l l C I At. t T M c r i T O F F L O R I D A IN A.1II P'OH K K V I M I I . K COL'.NT t i IN C I I A N t ; K I « V . . W. W. Van Mean Complainant. VK. Jaroli Smith Ct al. 1Jcfl'lld.itll A. C1TAT H ealth Board Praise 'r Auto Tourist Camps issiiis*® publlrflUtl V K that you MVii iif'clU m to have aeon1 Intercut In and to tho above dam rlhed Innda: You. and each of you. nro hereby required and order­ ed to bo and appear brfore our Cir­ cuit Court at the Court Uouae In Sanford. Florida, on the flrat Mon­ day In Januaty. A. D. lez&, eame being tho Cth day o f January, 1023. nnd a rule day nf our said Court, then and there to make answer un­ to tbn asld litll of complaint filed herein against you to itulet title In the I'omplnlnnul In and to the above described tract of land, and herein you shall fall not. else said hill of complaint will be taken ns confessed have new carts and repairs for tho old ones on hand, us book your order for a new one or repair the old ouc. IN C O R P O R A T E D 207 E. Commercial St. 2 \ �p r ;* :L - f r u T i : 1’ n ; i - h n he M®ney-Saving Event You Have Long W ANYBODY CAN NOW AFFORD ONE OF THESE DEPENDABLE CARS AND RID EIN COMFORT v; m u* ii S3 1*7* E U* jT t% 1 IL*;v , h r• i» * . 1 .it '! ) | r r ■' A SUPREME PRICE BENEFIT a n l REASONABLE TERMS on splen didly conditioned cars FULLY BACKED by our “Used Car Guarantee9 Moving D ay make boom for NEW STOCK 8DAYS Starts F riday DECEMBER 12 F r id a y TO Saturday Dec* 12 DECEMBER 20 Ncv/ IJuys a 1921 Model 91 Thl* r;ir hn « -I n«»* l l o » nml rn r t| iir r l l r r . nl*n »|ml Unhf. tinp llicht. in n * I * t . r lc . It I* iHrrhniilrttllr pi-rfrrt. In Rmiil riiiiitltlnn nil nrnnnil anil n I lint nt thr |irlri*. Ilnltturr nf im rnti Ir r m * . Ainu nnr r n r fill New Buys a 192-1, Model 91 ■ 1 T h l t r n r h-t* lirrrt n n t l , pnlulril, linn friini nu'l r r n r hNinprr* npiiri' tlrr, rtr.. I« nierliitiilriilljr l i n f r r l mill Ju*l nluint nt «*m't. n» tint In limit* nt « M I nt In fu r l . I'n ) im thr Inti.-.nri* nf AT.'O nil r n t ) Irr in * mill n n i r till* l l r r r I* n il.imlt r n r In r t t r l l r n l ru m li Un n nml tilth n unit nr t fi ;■t linn pntvrr tr nimrr. liwwil lire* nil nrnnnil unit nnr H i m . Yh* lln ln n r r nf ra n lir urriiiiirri'. on run)' in r n I It I)• puyiiii’til* nml l l ' t nnr Rrninl Ntlii|i. t l r r r l» k o u H. n l l- n m u m l r n r In p r r f r r l mini In*. rnmllH uu K»| iik fur vert li|tIt* limiti*, • lit t*n |hr H r r * nrr* fnlr. T h r r r I t uul> MI7.T h.-tlnnrr In hr pnlil mi r » t ) Irrniri, mill , mi'll urt mini) tlnir. » n n r in unr, •* ttnrlh In * r r t l r r . GOOD C A R S A T E N O R M O U S S A V IN G S ! $45 CASH Now Buys a 1922, Model *1 NOW UUYS A $95 CASH i great chance to save money on a neat and serviceable car. A large number of attractive models are now open for your choice at exccp* * tionally low and inviting price concessions. Every car has lieen thoroughly overhauled and put into best and most serviceable condition possible, so ns to gjye you the utmost in usefulness and enjoyment at minimum cost. Some only slightly used and newly painted, will he found to he almost as good as new. Come! A de­ monstration with you at the wheel is the most convincing argument for our out­ standing car values. B U I C K SI X TOURING CAR Thu| linn h r m put im,. ,|U|(r prrfrrl m n lllIn n In r t r r t re-1 M|ircf. 7. hrnnil n r n llr r * . friint mill r r n r Imuiprr*. »lr. Thr linliinri* p n tn h lr un r n * ) .Irriu-* I* milt £.1211 mill tint h m r n hnr-' Kiiln In rrntt nlimii. *rr li •IHIrk ! T il l* rn r tin* Jn*t h r r n I r oiiic li I, ut r r h n u l n l nuil t» In kimmI ■nrrhnnlrnl nrilrr. W r h m r inlilnl 2 in-it l l r r * In innkr II n mIIII h r l l r r InirKnlii. n h r n in n rn n*l il rr Hint llir rn*> Irr m lulln n r r I* unit *2110. \l*n nnr nlinpl> p r r f r r l nl V.*,ih>. I f ll tin* mil fn r lli r r n l h r r puni fnp. thl* r n r ttnulil lirliiK n Ini iiliirr n in n r). An It I*, tvllli n Kimil iniiiiir nml rlm *l*. II u l l l lir f|iillr n ninip fnr Mnnirnnr Vim run |i.-i>- ( h r Im lm irr nf Mill.* >li ru n) Ir m i* — it bill- ) n u rlilr. $75 CASH •• *it i • Nows Buys a 1921 ‘ HUDSON’ 7 PASSENGER TOURING CAR l l r r r I* n liln, rnnint m r In l u l l mini Ii Inn mill Knml ruiinliia nril r r Ihnl ttlll h r nn h.innniLn f n r nnntrotir nl nnr lutt rlru n -u i* prlrr. Y h r hiilimrr nf *U2.% run hr pnlil nn r u * ) I r r m * nml ll't n rrnt * nn|i. ll i lit* r f HI \ prn rl Ir.-ill, nr it ir— nr tv Inn. nrtv m h i I r n t r r * . ■•tv |iii In I nml n * p * r r l l r r — m i* r l n n Ihr n*mil p r l r r . Y h r linliil-1* |* nnlv £2211 nml m il run ■lint lli r nnr nf Ihr r n r mill pit) I nn t r r r r u t ) I rrm *. Iln iv run yu u h rn l l h l * f T h n r ) n ti-rJinnlril nm l m r r h it u Irn llt p rrfi-rl— n ew l o p — nrvr' l l r r * nml r l n i r k f u l l n f n r r t l r r . Y h r l i i i l i i n r r n? *.!Vu r i m h r pnlil nn r n * ) f r n •».— n m l y o u ’ l l t t n n l ih r rnr. pu is M Vn ii Knml ttlll hr *nr|iri*ri| .-itinnl ihr nlt-nrniiliil r *»mli( Inn nf thin r a r — Riniil llr r * . Irn. Sn ) nil rim i.lrp rliihl In nml m i n t ll In I h r full. Ilnlimrr I* m l ) Min mill tu n rim I m tr p irn I) nf l lm r In Pit) if. NOW BUYS A T o ‘Evcry Purchaser of a Car IVitlay, and Saturday, December 12 and IB We Shall (Jive Free of Charge ithnlr nf n *nnp- l u r *mur •h h u y r r l Y h l * r n r I* nhnn-I) p r r f r r l iiirt-hniilrnll). ll 11 in-ii Inp, nr it l l r r * mill llnlHr*hl|i n r r ) prtlnl. I’n> H.'.ll. Iliilrinrr nn r u * , I r r m * hnn*| nl ) u i i r ImrKnln. Iii cililition Ip our wonderful low |irir~*. Reasonable Term s a n lip arranged on any of uur ra n . I f you limit fur a par, don't let lids nalc [uisit willioiit Rp|( in It nnr! $35 CASH Anil m i l ) ICI.% innrr In puy nn r«*> Irr m *. Yhiil I* * u r r l ) tturlh rum lint fnr tvhrn ynii rmi n r l -u rl i ii « r r v l r r n h l r rn r In fnlr i-umllllull nii-l um*il niunluii " f i l e r U r mil) mil. tn.| ttr h n t r nlh iT * to l n i - r r * l f M i. $75 C A S H A u n lh c r \ V i i l i i f J W hf.w v m i r u n l*tt> s u c h nit r a r r c i l l n s I ) |»ri*l|) iti«il Hliirdll.r r i i i t I M i r l * r i l c a r , i n r i h m i l r n l l y |>rrfrct nntl n m l > p i i l i i l r i l . n l ;i faltf ills»c«M«»af» ll * * Hiiri*lv l i n l r l it l n » c * f . I ln l* nun* •»! 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V - n bml, nml r t l m im u l n i r r * l i r l l r r * \iirinir In nri*il nf n m u - m u H aa>u aH a.u M S M aau «u xm «a/4aiia7 aMHMHM c/uiaaaMaaaaaMaaMBHnu �nsrvr A L L IS C H E E R F U L ' ALONG _ ru THE,POTQMAC OANjPOB^i i^ssi----—— • „ T. . r ™*“ ™ ■I t a l f « H . rimtiAm . _ j Second Clas* Matter, r,*T. I»lfc. at tha Poatofflca ‘ »rd. Klor.da. under Act of IMT. .... M l t w in u n s**. .S a a a a tr CARD BRMO. 14* /Mila A n n * Going to California. The proprietors o f The Herald arc in receipt o f a letter Florida and California. from an old friend in Miami, they would like to pass on to (|uiet. Pcaraful Rent. Sanford readers o f this paper. The Earthly Paradise. A s the letter was not intended for publication, however, BY ARTHUR BRISBANE only exeerpts can be used here. But these excerpts, thoughtI O py right I t M ) ful people w ill’see, speak directly to many a Sanford man and wontan. ON T H E S A N T A F E "C A L IF O R ­ t l < l ) « l ( 1 t l P n o l BATES “ I have been keeping your editorial, 'Diamond Acreage » T «a r_.l7 .M Sis Months...*1.50 N IA L IM IT E D ," W E S TB O U N D , red In City by Carrier, pe» In Sanford', on my desk for two weeks,” writes our friend, Dec. C.— * 11c. Weekly Edition 13.00 “ waiting for an opportunity to send you my congratulations M ID D LE -AG E D women on this M l. K o n c i" . Ail dbitttofcr pp your go6d work, and urging you to keep that up regard­ train have beautifully quiet, peacethan**. . .jrdda a of ______ L . resolution* less o f how many stupid fools you have to deal with. ful-faces. They nte.fifofng' to C ali­ ileea o f entertainment* where are made w ill be chanted “ When I say 'stupid fools’ ", he 6cfrlipqcs,1 3J‘ |c|iD W where­ fornia. The modqrn preachers with regular advertising ralea. of I speak, because I was one o f the dad-blamdeut stupid tjie if ii, but and perhaps, sotnet i i k A a s n riA T K i» r n s s s ^ = * p e . times make you;feel doubtful about ■aoclated Trees la exclus- fools that ever snt bnck and watched other j/eople coHOrt-thUtitled to the use for repub- diamonds that I could have had for the taking. '~ rz-" heavenly-'Erects paved with gold' i o f all news dispatcher r* It or not> otnerWIa*' cred­ “ Here In Miami ten years ago, I read the same kind ol- Jiist above out-hendx. : it paper and also the local i . i , t. _ i i i f . . ____ . H i ______ _______> . . . . o * i -------------------------------n . .. But there iIs. lib doubt about C ali­ Ilaned herein. ' A l l rights talki in the old Metropolis as yu j arc giving now. Otherpeojhliratlnn of special dispatch;, too, read that talk and went out and bought Miami real fornia, with nin'nhhie,'flowers, rest fin are also reeerred. ■ - - - ------ - ------1*tate. ' Today these people arc rich, some of them immensely and peace. A ll thnt j» real. This W E D N E S D A Y , D ECEM BER 10. rich.. And I an\ only comfortably fixed, and grumbling a lot train. Just'leaving I'opeka, Kan., will arrive there day a fter to-m or­ F i l B t j p T H O U G H T F O R T O D A Y about what might have been. row. “ You are telling the people of Sanford to buy their home ^ GOOD T ID IN G S :— The Spirit o f the to rij God in upon me; because town real estate. You know ns positively ns any of us know C O N SID E R T H E couple sitting the Jfcml hath anointed me to anything about the future that Sanford is to take on a big taeh good tidings unto the meek; growth. It is one of the towns of the state which is to be-’ across the aisle in the dining car. They come from n .farm , their hath rent me to bind 1up the Your editorial of November 21 carries hands and complexion show it. .brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty come a large city. to thd'captivcs, nnd tho opening o f advice that would be worth millions of dollars to the people The light nnd fire are dim in his . the prison to them that arc bound. now living in your city, if they have sense enough to heed j pale gray eyes. Muny weary miles } _____________ it. I am sitting here gloomily thinking of the wealth and bis feet have walked behind tho the prestige I myself would have today, if I had followed the plow and the harrow; many miles '«‘ T I I I 8 18 T H E D A Y ' . L e t the remember. Just one golden same sort of advice given by the Metropolis when I first e lias driven over bad roads in a r *<■-’ . #4ruth, slow, rocking buggy to and from came to Miami a dozen years ago." Thp-’ every other should1forsake the town. llernld to know thnt the„ man who wrote my mind; . The . . . happens -, . .. .... His shoulders arc bent by heavy ‘ .L et me bo guided by one steadfast that letter haH both wealth and prestige. He has the w ealth 'w eights, nnd w orry hns le ft deep W Uu; of a grout big generous heart and the prestige o f the man who |wrinkles. But that is over, the TWt I shnl! leave no day o f life is known to be “ on the square” come what may. But, as he JJf® "f. L'™u?„hA iU," ^ b e h in d WithcNit accomplishing s o m e says* he neglected opportunities to buy land in Miami whose \anA thi rinTr5 going to California!” ’ worthwhile task; increased value today would have made him a millionaire’ .......... O ifjc t me never face the setting SH E HITS N E X T to the window, Like many a Sunford man he “ just couldn’t see it” . ’JS u n ' i i. V & z s' >J*5rIr V ' i pmpty hands, but may always hold Sotoe evidence o f work nnd duty ^ ylon c . ' Thls’, !s the dny! Whntcver I may Dpe l^hoi Tdtaiake IK(! o f life demnnds nttennow! * - ttion i His torcams o f harvest-timo come tcuo alone For,him whose careful hand diTtW cta the plow. Th ls1| the duyl My chnnco to win IWflif here, A mb opportunity points out tho v jw n y ; L et me remember just one golden . truth; The present time is best; this is ‘ •'the dny! fc*—C. Lawrence Hawthorne. « <y i Have you written your letter to Stnitn yet? “ ---------O----A woman can always cry if she can’W xet the last word uny other WnjV ‘ ♦r Christm as Shopping In th e 'H o m* e-»• #• »• i % L ife, to a turkey 7. i ^ 1 holiday after ■notbtt* * ^ I A very p r a c t i^ •hilly nights it a with an easy chair lUT 5oiB Me Christmas . v S j L , 1 Glri says shi f o r g ^ l ahot her in the ear, 1 • # ! rvo Only four moresho* before Barter. H0, And after Foster Cpnwt Iio hum. 0 5 *, z St. Louis new* today"] cd n poliremun to t h ^ i be he believed »h .t1iL about him. w Our selection, ^ 1 thought, o f an A IL A n S f team thia reason is U, Sunta Claus. lifeAfcSSAGt What means Chris letters? No, it is i*nv Give up? Well, that** ‘ ‘give.’’. Bnd Utah news tod»» * of egg:: broken in a tr And the hens so busy ;n up some for Christmas/ Rw T tbo dare Bock T w t Bear s h ip lodkliig out at the kind o f county flhc hu>. known fo r flfty years. B ig brown fields, stretching away to the horizon". Stacks o f straw thnt would be worth $30 a ton in the city, but it doesn’t pay to ship them, houses in the hollow wheru the cold settles, trees pluntcd to break tho force o f the wind from the north. This is the timo of year when men folks walk hurriedly bnck and forth in their bedrooms, running their hands through their hair, when women rack their brains and suffer sleepless nights, when even boys and girls wear worried looks upon their countenances, when mothers, fathers, aunts, SOON A L L T H A T w ill change uncles, grandfathers, grandmothers, brothers, sisters and when this train climbs up over the sweethearts ask themselves over and over again, “ What mountains, to the blue sky nnd tho bright earth colors o f N ew shall I get him, her or it for Christnius?” .Mexico, strange enchanted land The proper of - , selection of Christmas gifts is . a science . . . ut nnd then, beautiful California, nnd mo.st skill, nnd an art which few possess. It is a science in |the wide Pacific Ocean, that it calls for sound judgment in the expenditure of funds: — , . , which shall be consistent with propriety and expediency. It ^ K n n d s in h w is an art in that the refinement and personality of the giver l|,ip. p,,r the first time in her life are reflected in the selected gifts, which must, if they reveal! there ii nothing that she ought to the artistic tcmpermcnl, satisfy the needs or desires of the ^ n‘loin,f' shtf K° in|? to nin. recipient. The possession of the science and art of Christmas Earnest, patient, culm nnd henugift selection is rare indeed, and it is the lack of it which tiful is her face, as she looks out makes the question, "W hat shall 1 get him, her, or it for at the changing scene. And still more beautiful her expression, as Christmas?” so difficult to answer. she takes thu things that tho wait It is not the .p u rp o s e o f this cditoral to attempt to answer Ij‘r brings and arranges her hus­ liy i»a| cold Yecm'i to be WHERH S m i h '. l ° > i j t t 0 *^ 2 n OH C.AV _______ T H E R IC H M A N ’S D A R L IN G TAMPA TIUUUNE A rrader sends the Tribune the follovting editorial from n Duluth newspaper which is one o f the best o f the thousands that have been printed regarding the Florida tax amendment: Floridn is making a shamclr . bid for the “ rotten rich" 1 to move to that uUite and mako ’ -their home there, f j; Instead o f adopting u policy f*of "soaking the rich" Floridn . F coddling them, i At the recent election n constitntionnl amendment was ’ adopted by an overwhelming vote, which nmendent provides that the stnte shall not levy frony tax on inheritances or in­ come. In other words, Florida says to the idle rich of America to Florida if you ure 6nHlc ned by taxes in ’ other Rates, and you can loaf under tho palm trecti here nnd not he worried by income or inheri­ tance taxes so far as the state government is concerned.” I O f course the state o f Flor( Ida may " g e t " the Idle rich in j some other way, but thnt im­ munity is going to offer a very powerful appeal. The h u m m ­ ed millionaire who wants a fiunctuni where he may play g o lf and Mcape income taxes is going to seek F’ loridn ns the derert wanderer seeks an oasis. Florida has elected to become the "rich man’s darling” among the i tates. The experiment will be watched with interest. Un­ doubtedly it w ill nttrnct idle wealth to the state. But wheth­ er it w ill attract capital for industry remains to he seen. A t lenst it should give taxlevying bodies in others states cause fo r ruber thought. “ Soak me and I ’ll move to F’ loridu” is going to be heard in many states from now ou. Florida’s act may even cause a revision o f the modern American sys­ tem o f tnxntinn which is "nil the traffic w ill bear.” Loafing under tho pnlm tre e s ’ with no worries about exccr.slvc i taxation surely will prove an in- j ducenicnt to thousands o f the j wealthy and indolent— but tho Florida bid is not altogether t o ! that clans. It w ill attract men o f i j activity and industry who aru loo)y-( ing, not r o f n place to “ lo a f" but for a place to work in com fort' nnd convenience and where there ‘ arc innumerable opportunities f o r , enterprise nnd th rift, nt the fame time being spared the burden of paying confiscatory tuxes on wlmt ! they earn while they live nnd what I they leave behind when they arc I dead. Floridn may become the “ rich j man’s darling" among tho states, [ but it will also Jb,c the accepted J sweetheart o f tlioupunds o f men in moderate circumstances, who will find her smile the irresistible invi­ tation to the favors she bestows upon those w RlfMiVne.itIy and intel­ ligently seek them. Financing Christmas... ! IS N O PRO BLEM IF Y O U J O IN OUR C H R IS T M A S CLU B H a v e M oney W hen you need it m ost Fityn personnl observations it band s breakfast. California or no would seem that Ui»> nornml per- th e q u e s tio n . I t w o u ld h a r d ly b e w is e f o r us t o n d to s e B ill California, rho w ill not, while she son Is AbhrtrnVrtT.' • ^t) [*Uy b r o t h e r J oh n a lichee gu n fo r C h r is tm a s , o r f o r A u n t lives, lose the habit o f Hiking cure Don’t be too anxious to sell th a t ! Jessica to give the baby a five pound box o f Martha Washing- o f him. property now w. .You wiiLg^t nigroiton. Questions of such pqnjlcj;osity should lie left to wiser l& N U T-- Ik— -An**fo r it* In ft fcw'monfhrt im?J> [iujiuL. H might Jiulllk: Intmchcd ’-n~ thnusantr*Ti!llir<r''0f • t—' burned any towers, anyway. It’s The gtMxi work of Reverend r nr. I metliotl wliich has lieen known to work in other instances. F. better tliun that. renter will be greatly missed in If you arc loosing sleep over the annual problem of Christ­ I t ’s the face thnt weaned a Sanfprd. mas giving, why not consult the advertising cojuinns of your thousand calves, cooked thirty V‘* -------- o--------, Really, if you have not done so, jfou cannot thousand meulu for fam ily and In trying to explnin the easiest local paper? shot In golf, our l ’r<) remarks that imagine what sage advice our merchants can give on the sub- 1 ^lrJn *'“["*i 1,8CWC‘* un‘J "l00**^* it is tho fourth putt. jeet o f Christmas shopping. Somehow they seem to know j ,ircn. caring fo r'th em ” in sickness I’ . ■ --------41--- i---. , exactly the right thing for you to give to eacli member of and health, helidng with the chores A scientist Iras discovered thnt leftlignded people ure freipiently your family and to each of your near friends. 'Aful they arc uml economized on herself, stutterers. But we supnose this is trying to tell you every day of the things they huve in their' i ir r 7 7 7 im only, in cn::o they talk on their stores w h ic h will mako someone happy and which will relieve curls and the plaid dress, she is hands. you of your Christmas giving troubles. our youngest granddaughter. Our -------- o--------The Tnnqm Tribune is now in its ^ o u can prepare your list at home tonight and the clerks ^e'leuing us u f e 'h e r t Pew .building and better prepar­ in the stores will wrap up your packages in the morning. « m tit. while so she can see C ali­ ed than ever to continue its good worlc o f building up Tampa and ------------ -- - ----------------- - - — — -------------------------------- - ■■■— — - --------------------------- fornia while she is young. W e had to wait a long while.” Hillsborough county. But the lime has come at Inst, h ------ o--------and they are going to California. C I P R I A N O C A S T R O When they got that new eightyLO V E eight story office building erected in NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE EVFIRY D O LLA R they take with New York City., they ought not to ST. A U G U S T IN E RECORD them to provide for a well earned have much trouble determining Tw enty years ago Ciprlano Cas- f ’urucus with long periods o f relax- old-age o f pence, and rest, in a I ’ — —— —— ------------ ---------------whether Mars is inhabited. U v f • -------- o--------tro w as'better known to the A m e r-. ation and revelry at La Victoria. rn:lari r \ l ,y, hlV;d 7 0Ik " C r #p1 1 , L" V,° thp ,n,,st intangible, in -1 William Ila z iitt wrote o f love: raised by their hands huve fed i Joicribnble thing in thu whole .... .......... ... .. ..t.f S.. * U .... ... . ' ..... ... 1 __________ lit.. I. Ted Coy, famous Yale grid star iicon newspaper public than Hinton' In ..... manners and pem inulity lie ..... was thousands. For every dollar they ) dnivorse. It is probably more of Perfect love has this advantage o f yesteryear, is being sued for il 1InVavcn timn o f ’ eart'lT.'^ No * per- in '*• l,int is leaves the possessor divorco. Should Ids w ife ttecuru a Bolivar oT I'orflrio Diaz hud e v e r , a contrast with the polished upper- have had, tho public has hud t o•*»! he large alimony also. Coy would lit­ been. He was a South Amcncu i ' class type of dictator so frequently dollars in value. ,son who has not been u parent can! it nothing farther to desire. erally be "thrown for u Ioils.*’ dictator, without any real quality 'encountered in l.atin-Amcrican pol,!.V.l!u oi.1.," '" a.t in".:,n_p?!!8es.:*; |" V f " anpronch n conception There is one object (a t least) in --- - *» ■<>-- - ■■■ as a soldier or a statesman. But ities, nnd it was, perhaps, his clos- iug such States us California and o f the affection tout the mother which the soul finds absolute con-! Hurry attended th«% Hi tho ihit Influence make for fo r ;uiti pub-1 rr approach to tho native popula- Fiorina, in which those that have or fnthor has for the child. One's tent, for which it seeks to live, or \» it K. Thaw *,,:|W Mienufu infititJiio” which mako football game in Jacksonville luVtt, lidty were kind to him, and he had tion which mudn him for a time n worked hard may spend their latter own flesh and blood in n new life dare to die. The heart has, ns it mi popular idol with Venezuelans. But i S v i . V o !,nKj " ,f 1nthc,irf ^ ut 1a , ’ ,u^. ,wt' 'I'J'i’t hear of )( gratuitous tame thruct on hit can bo even dearer than life i^-r were, filled up the moulds o f the bin trying to bite otr nay ‘Gators' by com ting a controversy over for ili-hLiiltli he might have held • Ir?. „ fa u lts o f hard and M’lf. imagination. The truth o f passion .... i .... .. \ei..... i......... ii...i t — iusoiui worn. feet. Veiiczuelan debts due to British, |on lunger. When tie tailed for Dr. Lincoln Holley, President of keeps pace with the outvies the German and Itnliun subjects, in the , Germany in 1008 for medical treat- I T l l l .n , ....... „ . ... . John B. .Stetson, University nt De-1 extravagance of mere language. I f you ure interested in politics, course o oif which Venezuela's Venezuela a ports meat mem Ids n o Vice-l’rcsidcnt, v icc-rresiticni, along w itli ilu '; rf,.|;r „|,r * ,* , . V,VS S,‘.L’ LlUid. Florida, khvh In one o f his There are r.o words so fine, no watch the fight between Democrats were subjected to n “ pacific block- the public gcneiuliy, concluded tlmt i . ' n , . 1," prepared lectures, thnt a mother flattery ho soft, that there is not nnd Republicans now bring waged ade." Tliis blocknde was not quite ho was taking the final step in thu I tv ,.,. w 'll *' » any now on earth, will forgive, her son o f things for a sentiment beyond them, that it bo cities o f crowded, in Connecticut for the scat in ilu* as pacific in character as it was career o f most Latin-American d i e - V , ,u.' which idle would divorce her hus- is impossible to express, at the Senate left vacant by the death o f udvertlxed to lie. The Monroe Doc- tutors, retiring in peace to e n j o y ! ’.'''’1*.’ 7 1' 1! ts' *,,lL ' v'** band. But there exists sometimes bottom of the heart where true Senator Urandegee. ti ine ivus brought into question and a fortune safely transferred abroad, j1" l*‘ n‘ »1 square miles, a love between man and w ife or love it. Whnt idle sounds the _ t -------- o —— r * l » » " U . .i S u l « » intern-....I u. I ..... ... ».n l 1,1, fam ily t.ft.-r him l with a i l T lbeautiful ! ” .K S " J S lfe “ J j Sr™‘ i bothrotlicd lovers than which th »ro[ common phrases, adorable crenroads Gibbons maintained hi.* bring about a settlement. Castro ' mid warned him never to return. u Topt , no strom*cr tic no sweeter, fin -1 ture, angel, divinity are! W hat a landing field: for flyin g machines, I “ reputation ns n gentleman” - If was at first effusive in gratitude. He was but one o f dozens o f ad“w B lh rim fT w iV A v T h Z '.-h 'ih "’ ! attachment. * ..... Occasionally men, proud reflection it is to have a that In’ pos.dlile, when a white nmn Iiiit quickly forgot the favors vvhieh veiiturec o f his class who had stuni-I j ., r th t t i {' ‘ love each other like Damon and | feeling answering to nil these, enters a ring with a negro and our government bml ibme him. j h!e 1 into power and Btumlded o u t.! carry slowly j Pythiax; “nnd ■-* often ----------------------------------------women are as root ml jn the breast, unalterable ' bents him into an unrecognizable An Andean mountaineer, he had , lie has been remembered a little devoted in friendship. There are unutterable, to which all other pulp in the course o f about six physical endurance ami cnuru"e. longer than most o f the others beT H E E A S T A N D Northeast will however different sorts of love— ( feelings are light nnd vain! IVrround.H. * ' * 1-But........................... . . .................... ................ he lacked education and. .lial-•cause In* bashed to the full in the the love o f relatives and the love feet love reposes on the object of rifle f and 1111(1 ruled l ull (I with w ith m u ll* h h.nnita t a ll-{ . I ilit«»t v .n * i.mn! ISniullirhf while ap­ send their millions to F’loridn. The a nee crude interniuioniil limelight o f sweethearts are unlik-. But its choice, like the halcyon on tho Midd'e West and Northwest will Policeman in Louisville was shut By, interspacing his tyranny a t ' portunitier. to do so were good. I! {send them to California. Culifor- after all. love is |0vc and all love; w ave; and the nir o f heaven i-. the other day, the hnllct going I I baffles definition. i around it. =--^=3 iiin nnd Florida w ill send back to straight fo r his heart. His budge, young I'lllllV II over UT Wl his* lll.'t heart, IIV III V| I I [ tho North energetic --- ■ * -Ipeople ( however, pinned deflected Hie bullet and saved the A N E X P R E S S IO N O F A P P R E C IA T IO N work 1,1 tho colder climate. M U SCLE SH O ALS man’s life. This was nrtt in the | * V 1 W1 * 1 1 Tho {level o f this nation A S H E V IL L E C IT IZ E N movies either. L A K E L A N D STAR-TF.LF.GRAM 1[has only begun. (California or _ o _ __ ►*__, j| _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i : ____ _ j FToridaconlilensiiy fecd .u n d erin . . . . . . . . . ..... , „ “ ** tensive cultivation, the entire pop "iB o , victory o f President CoolWe like tlu> suggestion of rh«? tiful. duplnyp of ware. ,Our fur- ukition ‘ " ............... • o f- ■ tlie United States, and 1 v/ctk w‘ " probably witness to the innnufacture o f fe r tiliz e r 1 idgo ha i undoubtedly restored con­ i!i fidence among business men o f the Sanford Herald, nuiiiu to tile peo* nituru stores ure outstanding in Texas could feed tho population o f thq end o f the leng debate overt and to. the supplementing o f the * country," said William P. Ham il­ plo o f .Sanford, that some special their class; so are the Indicn wear lh^ ? rl;1; ... .. ... MUscic Shoals. President Coolidge South’s hydro-electric power un ton, editor o f the Wall S treet Jour­ nunrk of appreciation bo shown and men’s wear stores while the nal. . ! { keema a little liit paradox­ fo r rtwpoaitlon o f ( tho plant a Government enterprise ical ti> remark tlmt a victory by those Sanford merchants who go groceries and meat markets ure earth could find beautiful dwelling ui > to he conimendedi A well nr plaee* on hills and mountains now thia property, in which ro much in time of war. I f Congress take a considerable troulili* uml an udiniristiuti'ui o f such corrup­ tion Huh marked tile past four j penru in cieating attractive dis -1 fenged shoe w.ndow Is abo always i uninhabited. * Government monev is tied up, ami into proper consideration the ccpnnflilun, . 1_i . . i. i : .1 • , I interesting ami tliis applies almost | Nothing to w years, could rn.'inr,. r commonplace Icrowding leart o f alt; ( f ’ She* people1 tt final d,8CU8sio“ in tht>‘ onomic necessities o f the South. among busineis n e.lu cJ l.. .......:................. .* u . 1 1 S‘UCh i ! S H rtho viriui*’*;:} ‘ V*;v i i?,;’/ «n .i"eolmm,;:n f a u t c the Underwood nronoaala' where the plant i , Yoc^ted.TheVJ seems to be the• cu'se!' hUt _„ ........... .... 1 ,... 1 *_________ .l passed h> with u glance but here I sens.*. scorn likely to pass that body. I should be u good prospect o f secI good looking stores, tnkc the painr s"p“",.r'u«h> e!i» r s T 1, * * “*"***;! r -•• M A K E SURE— JOIN NOW FIRST NATIONAL K k ill A CO M M U N ITY BUILDER I\ FOSTER, President B. F. WH1TNEB.I BUY HER A HOMI for CHRISTMAS New five room bungalow located <>n with shrubbery and orange trees. This is a bargain you cannot afford to ms* P ric e $350.00 cash. Balance $50.00 per month E. F. LANE REALTO R First National Bank BuildinC* P H O N E 95. SALES .. ROOMS » FO RC E— Mira Kuba W illiams, Hush W* * 1 ■M m<«( r »• •tn.y T H I N K o f the money you might have saved— but didn’t! Start now by depositing a dollar or more 11with us * every week, letting your account increase with time and compound inter SEMINOLE COUNTY DANK d" u . k „ „ the w in w ith ,h , ....o f ! wh-ttvv.r ,hv npportunlty olTur, l,y fla t ..., from i |i,tron l,ln . , 1m, ..... . „ f b u ,),,,... ■a„ , h „ . cov ,ro,! w i lh c . l . m r t m 'n n n d w o Melbourne, und o f j Referring for u moment to I ake-1 S'„r must wo f orirt,t tkat : it icy cheered and uml President men; they exorbitant f a r r y [land stores, this city prides iU e lf |ing-looking stores are s valmib'e Coolidge’s nmile was the same for • •** ’ * ‘ cn-the po^«u>srion o f «n many heflu.'ajTpt tn a chmmiinltv r U f i i l M I Z l t|>c ili|?crcaj. crowds. i K “ nn “. l l T o r i i S ‘ S S r t i o “ “ “ i m " t t ' S S ^ . ^ T T I lllr o y ." . b « r o „ v o .„ d In,., f„r-| coun,ry w illh r o „ h ,‘ , .I n h n f ,.'! i tilixer in time o f peace nnd into) lie f if this week Congress can find' Explosives in wartime. la rensonnhle settlen7ent fo r this ! 1 Muscle Shoals should he devoted question. 4% Interest Paid un Saving.* Account* Strength Service P ro gress ^ �M ISS K A T H R Y N W IL K E Y , Society Editor. PH O NE Brotherhood Class o f Presbyterian Church H olds Social G athering Tu esday N ig h t Mrs. J fi 8 ; A m # .W»an Class !'6f Grammar Mrs. j. G. Sharon, i£vclt A uxiliary U . M. nt the Baptist in of officers. Mrs. J. G; Shar- sevclt Auxiliary U. M. «t the Baptist n of officers, rar and supper at pter No. 2, Order , 8 P. M. 'M rs. N ew m an H ostess Evening* B rid ge Club Mrs. R. A . Newman moat plcaanntly entertained the members o f the Evening Bridge Club, Tuesday evening at her home on . W eat Fourth Street. Tho roomr wore beautifully dec­ orated with howls o f narcimus. A hand embroidered towel was won by Mrs. Puleston fo r high score among tho ladicn and Dr. Puleston won the gentleman's prize, i q . tic and matching socks. A t the conclusion o f the g im e chicken salad, stuffed 'celery, nut bread, olives and hot chocolate were served., The members o f the club pres­ ent were Mr. and Mrs. R. A . N ew ­ man, I)r. and Mrs. Samuel Pules­ ton, Judge anil Mrs. E. F. Householder, Mr. and Mrs. W . C. Ilfll, Mrs. George A. DeCottcs and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. P " jT !Jf.Bday eycning the Brotherhood Class o f the Presbyterian Church held a very delightful and instructive business social (gather. Ing^ ini the pariois o f the cjmrch. •Sixty h>en gathered in the> ilakn room and in absence o f President Kent Rossitcr. Vice President .1. C. Hutchinson presided over the busi­ ness session. .Following tho disposal o f some routind .business. rtho election o f officers was held with the followIng results:. ,J. C. Hutchinson, president} H t!C . DuBose, first vice president;" A . W, M acNeill, sec­ ond vice president; L . C. Bebout, third vice president; H. J. Lehman fourth vice president; I* I. Fraz­ ier, secretary-treasurer. A s the firs t number on the socinl part o f the evening’s program. R. J. H olly gave a talk on “ Good Citizenship,” which was greatly enjoyed. A plea fo r more civic pride on the pnrt o f all citizens o f Snnford, was made by the speaker in the course o f a 15-min- and supper at ’our o f ‘ M ithodist 5* Lake. - 001- > r k f Hostess to Sallie {TO A. M. nsic Club; 3 P. M. Simmr gjvwv, a t,th e the Congregational an spent Wcdncsjon business. ??T . . visitor Tuesday. [Richardson returned the sanitarium nt ting of Dnytonn Beach r i visitor in Sanford .\V. C. Dcyo o f New i strived in Sanford »y. b . Sam Levy o f Gcruesday afternoon in lischcr ia the guest o f klm Beach and Miami le Blco goes Wcdneshlativcs in Tangerine Mrs. Samuel Puleston E ntertains W ith Bridge P arty Given on Tuesday Afternoon Key, xMrs. v E. M. M Mrs. George Rice prlanilo Wednesday. the Central Florida ®f?ue Union at the furch, 7:30 p. m. Whipple and sister tnielson, Conn., havo »ts o f Air. and . Mrs. Wilhfir nnd Mrs. 5°i>d o f DcLnnd were E. M. Galloway Fn- -i. L. Pelham o f Inre the dinner guests p . W . M. Scptt Suu- A wedding o f interest to a number o f friends in Snnford was that o f Miss W illa H. Denson of Jacksonville to G. C. Heald o f Sanford which took pluce Sunday in Jacksonville at the home of Mrs. I. F. Johnson. 222 Ocean Street. Hr. L. E. M cNair o f the First Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony. Only n few close friends w ere' invited to attend the wedding a f­ ter which the couple le ft for their future home in Snnford where Mr. Heald is employed with the A t ­ lantic Coast Line. |« Swept who has been [ Mr. and Mrs. M. S. K Mr^- T . W . Jones • [; bwlerick and Mrs. " " t, III., who are winter in Leesburg, >'i Sanford Tucs- Wy IOntcrtains schda S M I T H B R O S ., Quality Merchandise Miss h**3 Tuesday uveh’J»inoaa program was pleasant soc- ’ ^ rn;M,n and ni*ht “ ccupied.by ^ IJCW.-42, ' Corner 1st FI. and Palmetto Avc Phone 21(5. -H E A T IN G ’ lllli H PAILS Regular $7.00 In $10.00 values Quality brand, guaranteed. Sale ends Saturday, Dvr. I Dili. F . P . R IN E S ~ 311 East Second Street. Useful Gifts for Infants Phone (5J0-J “ OPEN A T N IG H T " In Our In fan t D epartm ent In fa n t’s Dress Hand embroidered on fine Batiste ........... $2.50 up A ll W ool Saques PLA TIN U M D IN N E R RLNC For Infants. White pink and blue .............$1.50 up GRUKN W RIST W ATCHES A t very attractive pricc i Caps— A ll W ool M c L A U L IN Pink, Blue and white. Made of best quality wool yarn. The Jew eler 210 E. First Street y r December ID nnd 20. nounced later. Place an-t T r y Sm ith’s Barber Shop fo r Rood barber w ork. Ladies welcome, N e x t to V aldez. A TfifMMXjur AMtvf e fo r 3a i r THAT fftTtnf INTO \l OiK-rrlrrla Tlrrrnniiai ( i r o f r r f ,H|nu|irr» f i n i r r o SPECIAL MATINEE? F00. LADIE? and OMLY Wall Paper Company l '« . I V MILLER’S B R E AD , C A K E S , PIES, D A IL Y . Jiut r o l l * ml nuuu a i u l 4 o'clovk t •irnr.r n r .u m * ATCV.nitil l l r M S U Sanford Paint T o ys fo r L ittle Tots Celluloid R attlers, Comb and Brush Sets. ____________________________ L Story Buoks tor sm all children ................. ............................. 25e each .... 75c U nbreakable Dolls fo r small children Baby Kodak Books; Baby Coat Vnntn Underwear nnd Hose Hungers Hand Made Rrscttca for Infant Cups Baby Record Bocks Come down and tee Sunt a Claus Saturday Aflcrncon from 3:00 to 5:00 o’ clock. fVcPv WOMAN’! t l H I*. T r n Co. VV. I.. Lee ml eunmfl6 Quifticn shirts. We sell ‘‘ Water-spor’% Wnlspnr,-' ‘‘ Pratt and Limbcrl" i ‘‘61— 110” — also the Standard i Varnish Cunij.any’s goods as well us Empire floor varnish. These goods are all reliable and the best homes in our city |arc finished with these Roods. THE to Baby Blankets, Soft Sole Shoes, wool and cotton V A R N 1S H E S Sold Hy 'cntinole County Poultry Association A. A C a rria g e Robes { QUA L IT )' E (I(iS Bakery and Confectionery. lh#Vr! *>l,ar an,l sup. i.l*l f«i| | Hi Inform al Dance Given ,.-,0c— A L L SKATS M AT.— 50c At Country Club | N IG H T — FOR FiVKRY O N E | an.z.!fh i lln" ‘ n ,,icnic | u,,l goodness ^ cr ^embers of the class or 'hi* very pleas- at Prices That A ppeal PLA TIN U M HAR PIN U n n r n u l m l h> J,„y ''ntcrtainrd the [ , |H. the Philathen [ S P IN E T D E S K S S E W IN G C A B IN E T S FLO O R LA M PS W IN D S O R C H A IR S S M O K IN G S T A N D S B O U D O IR L A M P S EN D TABLES C O N S O L E S E TS — PE RC O LATO RS — A W ONDERFUL P L A Y — A S P L E N D ID C AS T — N O T A P IC T U R E ! l/*. " edm-sday to be and the utmost in licnuty, durability and worth. ...Milane Theatre... THE GIFT 2SSS.M0N. DEC. 15 SUPREME j Prices— 50c, 75c, SI.00— Pins Tax I Monday evening M r .and Mrs. T .l s j j a t S— UOX O F F IC E F R ID A Y i W . Jones entertained most delightfu lly ut the Country Club with un ft TRAGEDY noring Mrs. M rs .,1 '^ - \ informal dance honoring OF THE BABY '*'• :~±\ T * George Sweet o f Ft. Wayne, I n d j f t •, / W -1 THAT WASN'T rtiv clv <ieco-j| deco- i V ' ^ J The club w n « nttractivelv . Jr., o f S.tvnnnnli, WANTED/ . 'V T ' * IY>r Hutton Construe- rated with poinsettias nnd ever,< I '.3 Snnford tqr this greens. The color scheme of red ( and green was further carried o u t . / ' < V ’,Y ^ . in tho unusual dance favors. At a y, < / y / ' ... late hour the dancing was inter -1 I'Cp'J'U__' Herman W. W arner! rupted by the serving o f u delicious) Tuesday shopping | I they were the dinner supper in the club dining room. /• and Mrs. Fiancia E. I Julies o f the Methodist Church j jaontezumu Hotel. will hold their annual Xmas Bazar: r« Henry The following Christmas suggestions represent i Miss Willa Dcason Is M arried To G. C. Heal d' t u l ",urro w“ ” ,VC,L representing the .f Tnmmi vi-.w a „ “•> of Tampa was !?r in Sunford Wed“a • } >/.*•; I To the Holiday Shoppers we are offering a stock second to none in this section of the state. Here you will find a inrge and more varied assortment in cvpry line of Home Furn­ ishings, and our Special Holiday Trices arc most attractive. i ELECTRICAL SALE Mrs. Samuel Puleston was the placed in the entrance o f the club ■chirrrfling hoXtCifli of tiff! IrrltffcP fRidTro<8 n waii’ much u’iuV pleiiKihg'giff-i shower, Do- .. v , , . , . . . ... showor. given l»v by the Social De tho many useful and pleasing g ifts pnrtmcnt o f the Snnford Woman's which were brought. Quite a sub­ Club, Tuesday afternoon. It has been the custom o f the stantial sum o f money wns also Social Department fo r the past given fo r tho same purpose. several years to give, just before Great bnskets o f poinsettias add­ Christmas, a shower fo r tho or­ ed to the attractive setting which phans o f the Children’s Home So­ the club nffords. Bridge was play­ ciety o f Jacksonville. This year ed at 10 tables. Mrs. Raymond the great box decorated with pict- Phillips won the high score ami ures o f Santa Claus which was Mrs. j . C. Bennett won the second — ■ ■ — - ■ ■1high score; both Were presented -sc—. r I beautiful hand made towels n:i prizes. A fte r the gatne a delight- IF*- \ F ew g if t s so happily combine the b eau tifu l w ith the useful as Furn­ iture. T h a t’s w hy Fu rnitu re is the p re fe rre d g i f t o f all honte-lovers. P h o n e 17 jrned from a huntlay. ( J. 0. Laney had as A1# . * 1r. niid cn « i Oroveland. Homes for the Holidays M r. Lehman then introduced the accomplished entertainers o f tho evening. Mrs. Robert Herndon, a eom etist -..rendered a number o f u that*, pleased ‘e veryone. , T3' “ Bn,^ ° u .w a »a b ly accompan­ ied at the piano b y Miss M argaret Harris. Robert Herndon in the character o f "Tony Macaroni” with his mon­ key nrtd organ, w a v g rc n tly enjoy­ ed. M r. Herndon's Italian im ­ personation was much enjojoyed and one o f his main themes was that “ Peter’s W ife ’s mother lay sick o f a fever.” . 1 Mr. Hutchinson then gave a rending taken from the address o f President W eir o f Rollins CJjIlegii delivered some time ago be­ fore the Kiwnnis Club. This rend­ ing bearing on tho all important theme o f education wns not only Duplicate B rid ge Club! instructive but entertaining ns well. IsE ntertainedTu esday A fte r a standing vote o f thanks was extended to the speakers hnd Mrs. II. B'. Lewis entertained the entertainers, refreshments were Duplicate Bridge Club ut her homo served. on Magnolia Avenue Tuesday a ft­ ernoon. Radiance rosea were moat effec­ tively used fo r dccorntions. The D au gh ters o f C on federacy M a k in g Plans high scores were won by Mrs. Ralph W ight, Mrs. Chittenden, F o r R ob ert E .'L e e Costume Ball Mrs. Drummond and Mrs. Benson. Sumptiour. refreshments, con­ D E C O R A T IN G : M r». C. I’ . sisting of a salad and an ice course do V. Howard Chapter, United Ifcmdon. chairman, Mrs. D. D. were served nt the conclusion o f Daughters o f the Confederacy, call­ Calwwcll, Mrs. J. B. Lawson, Mrs. the game. ed, fo r the purposo o f discursing N. 1). Garner, M r«. G. D. Bish^n,' k‘, Mrs. D. P. Drummond and Mrs. ‘ _ plans fo r a _ v- Mrs.*J. N. Tolnr, Mrs. II. L . Gib­ Roy •Chittenden, Mrs. Ra'nli W ight and form ulating pro­ :iont members. The members pres­ posed dance, it wus decided thnt the son, Mrs. L. P. Hagan chapter would give a Robert E. Lee M U SIC : Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs. ent were Mrs. Sam Yontz, Mrs. J. C. Benson, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. Rail on Jan. 19. This in in keeping R. J. Holly. with the precedent set by the older FLO O R: Mrs. Braxton Perkins, Ray Chittenden. Mrr. Ralph W ight nnd larger chanters, in thus annual­ Mrs. W . T. Langley, Miss M arga­ nnd Mrs. Hal Wight. ly honoring the birthday o f the ret Davis. great Confederate leader. F A V O R S : Mrs. Geo. DeCottcs, The interest shown nnd the nov­ Mrs. S. Puleston. R E F R E S H M E N T S : Mrs. Allen elty o f plnnr. suggested indicate Joncr, chairman, Mrs. Ruby Con­ most enjoyable events o f Sanford’s ; nelly, Mrs. Kent Ross iter, Mrs. L. nodal season. A . Brumloy, Mrs). F. E. Roumillnt, Mrs. A. F. Bell, Mrs. John SehiMrs. A . P. Cnnnnlly, the newly rnrd, Mrs. Tom W illiams, Mrs. elected president, has called the M * Clifford Bell, Mrs. 11. II. Chappell, entire membership o f the chapter Mrs. L. G. StringfelloW. to tho support o f this event, npDISHES, silver nnd pnner nap­ pointing the follow ing committees: kins. Mrs. Morton Thigpen, chairPLACE: Mrs. E. A . Douglas, ntnn. Mrs. J. H. Roumillnt. Mrs. I*. Mrs. J. D. Parker. M. Elder, Alins Brenda Morrison. T IC K E T S : Mrs. B. I). Caswell, P U B L IC IT Y : Mrs. M. S. W igchairman, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. J. gins, chnirmnn, Mrs. <L'W . Spencer, I). Woodruff, Miss Muhd Bowler, Mrs. E. A. Douglar, Miss Kathryn M*ss Martha Fox. W ilkey \S, (i H U U L f J t c - 1 .511? PLAY. I A n iI7 C ! A Special Lecture L A I / I i j i J W i l l Be Given on 'I’his Vital Subject at The 112 W. First St. Phone 303. Ludies Matinee Only. |‘TH E HOUSE OP O IIA TA TY” T H E Y 0W E L L CO. In fa n t D epartm en t 2nd Floor �3T m f r ii M n n P in mmi •m m * 1 **•* r- - im tii ' it * " Season’s Cl ief ___ r- -* CLUB OWNERS STAND BEHIND JUDGE LANDIS Sets Record __ Florida Freshmen Begin' Basketball Practice Tuesday !! (B o o n ecord Holders W E U --I VJcrrcHA f TflATfc ONCE L 6 err THE STEP ■v<0 INS EASY! OVER HD’ NORFOLK V GONNA DO ABOUT IT ? O N W ORN8LOW EEGo e s s x l l T u r n , Wcco L, BUTIREN S A MISTAKE IN TH’ TICKETSVOULLHAUE t ' s l e e p in TH'SMOKIN’ COMRVTMENT! (417) 0:r,i eL orchestra; lo ers. "SnfcSSil WAAWr-Oa1 ^ Ployment brwl£?J G A IN E S V IL L E , Dec. 10— Fresh­ chei tra; 9;3q men o f tho U niversity o f Florida club; l i : 3o centered their attention on basket­ WJY—Newv!?! ball at the university gymnasium d a a e e .^ S Tuesday night, and turned out 55 > y strong to scrap for-places on the Jices; 0:45 Uran Baby Gators cage machine. harmony f ou,. Fall Endorsement Is Gfyen. to Coach W arren‘ Cowell,’ a form or Nejjr Jenvy weight no Mntch baritone. basketball sensation in the Mis­ Baseball Commissioner Who For Clever St. Pnul Boxer souri Valley,’ was delighted to see I b Attacked by Ban John­ n healthy response from first ydar Who Floors His Opponent T. son; Heydler Re-Elected men, and before tho week is. over, Twice In Final Hound; Vic­ League Head for Four Yenr more than a dozen additional lum­ tor Logical Contender For Period Ity Club Magnates inaries nrc expected to bo out in it , Crown of Jack Dempsey the abbreviated costume. Meets ThursGny Ion W alker noted Hillsborough Wowl! ° “ * W High celebrity, enptain o f tho all N E W Y O H K . Dec. 10.— “ Keed” NEW YORK, Dec. 10.— Tho slar team last spring, Teddic Reed, W D A It-P h iu d- ■ « N or*' Ik lout that bet. He didn’t talk. BE A SPO R -T- C\ opening skirmish o f the base-mil i tho Brilliant ex-I)uvnl eager nnd knock Tom Gibbons out ut, Madison RATS' f No t h in ’ » conflict in which Com m issioner. twice all state, Irvin g Seay, long 1 W IN 1 .! LET'S TOSS O P K Square Gnrden Tuesday night ns DOtN*- I ’M. Landis and President Johnson o f distance scoring artist from Parco, 7 0NROUTE WA. - WA - MA AND SEE WHO be told all the world and Leopold NOT GOING the American League, are ccntrnl ( o tto W cttistcin, form er Orlando ['nrnell Flynn he would, but, in* GETS I T GOODNIGHT TO SULPHUR figures, was won Tuesibiy hy t h e ; Ktar, IJrown nnd Adams, the mainU n c le / fc E ;* ^ ToGiVJE. HEADS 1 W IN t.tr.ol, was himself knocked out by cpRN O SFO C HORN BLOWER1 commissioner when National L e a -; stays o f the crack Leesburg five ui e; 7:30 concert UP TH E the f-t. Paul wonder in 615 necomU TAILS WOU LOSE* APEW DANS pleasant gue club owners at the Opening last vear, Decker, veteran from Y . WKAQ-PoS^ LOWER Jw<>f it.o sixth round. Poor Norfolk R E S.-PO P 12 concert. ™ session o f their annunl meeting, M. C. A. circles in Jnckionvillc. D R E A M S* BERTH!?. Ifonrlit gallantly as he tried to cop AND ^unanimously adopted resolutions | Kreher, and Hensley, a pair o f K P O —San Fran * in* ager o f $25,000 at vnrlous givin g a sweeping endorsement to Tampa satellites, and others were HCRNBL0VER orchestra; 7:30 chi™ odd that he would stop Gibbons. the four reur administration o f among the huge throng working ARB OBUGED O ily >ncc did ho seem to loom up tr tirn°v°V?l » 5 out in tho gymnasium Monday. , the veteran jurist. " D Y—Schnect^Lv! ns the winner. Th at was In the To SPEND hook talk; Chestnut, Burnett nnd Deck, t; 7 orcheib.’ i • part o f the fourth. Tom hnd ANI6KT IN ! Neither these resolutions or a members o f the Freshmen football ». n l’u<‘ I e inning in that round, but | W it z —S p r i n g j statement read to the meeting hy squad. were with Wnlker, Reed and A SLEEPING bedtime; G:15 d n j p even up by putting all he had into i John A. Heydler, president o f the Rrrher sharing the basketball g lo ­ CAjL ^ orchestra; 7:15 ^ p lit-, liihu hes. National League, mentioned John- , .. .......... ........... v ..... ... „ ro ry. More o f the Rnt grid stnrs nro Finish Was Dramntir chostra; 8:15 riaril^ B o m son l>y name, but hy implication expected to report fo r the indoor cal. The blush o f the fight would have INSIST ON they struck hack at the fire or j p , , ^ ■st ilt Dave Griffih roaring to "lncncriticism which the American Lea - 1 « , * . - _ „ . . WRC— WashbitaJ HAVING t ion/’ Egad, It was brimful o f drnconcert; 7:15 talk-Tji gue executive has leveled at the ^ L rh ^ u le ^ th e office S f TH E niatic thrills that gripped you till trio; 0:30 orchtjta commissioner and his forces■ s nr,* A lh . nirector W hite having been LOWER . your Adams apple almost choked he w orlds series and the D olan-, awampcd wlth invitntions from W LB I)— Zion |3Clj BERTH you. Tom had battered the grin ­ vocal, trombone. M O Connell iribery scandal. ; teams desiring to meet the Floridn ning blnck, whose “ golden smile” Resolutions o f Congratulation. I Freshmen. made Jack Johnson’s look like n nicTo smirk. Alw ays the poor Tho resolutions adopted by the cert: 10-2 Rainho Skylarks. "Kued” grinned and his gold teeth dull owners after a three-hour con­ 10-12 W L W — Cincinnati (423) glistened in ghnstly fashion ns he ference, specifically congratulated attacks,” directed against the Nadecision *to” "ca rry 1 Honal League in his nnnunl report, music, tried to keep up a bold front. Blood i Landis on his through th e ’world scries” in spite.delivered prior to adoption o f the W JA X — Cleveland (390) G conwas pouring from cuts over his eye ’and nis mouth was cut and bleed­ o f the scandal, praised his entire resolutions. Ills statement, point- cert. that the older league hud W P A A — Dallas New:. (4 «6 ) 8.30 ing, almost hiding the gold teeth. Iowa’s star runner, Harold Phelps, course in banishing O’Connell and nff The end Ih a short sketch. Tom goes down in the books as the first Drlan from the game for all time, ’ scrupulously avoided interfering 9: " ^ h w tu x, W* rushed his man, belting the negro’s athlete to win the P ig Ten cross-, and also singled out Tor praise the the affairs o f other kindred or-1 W W J— Detroit News (517) G body os a lunatic would a ba*s country racu two times in siiccch-1 prompt action ■rinn taken taken hy l.v President President K«n.zntions” wan taken as another | h l-K Y — Hustings (291) 9:J0 vo­ drum. E very blow was counting sion. Photos won in 1923 and re -1 tieydlcr and the ‘‘ integrity and sally at Johnston. cal instrumental and gradually N orfolk began to peated in the recent event. Ho is j courage o f Henry Sand,” PhilnK N X — Hollywood (337) 8 music; w ilt. Lefts, lefts, lefts, some short. cligiblc for the run again next \dolphin shortstop who revealed "The annual Some rapier-like in their cruel e f­ year and is considered a mire win­ that he hnd been nppronchod by, atockholders o f meeting o f tho 9:45 talk; 10-1 dance. the Osceola CyW H R— Kansas C ity ( 111) 8-1) fectiveness, mowed down N orfolk’s ner if he starts. O’Conncll in a game between t he j press Company, will bo held at classical music; 9-10 popular mtidefense. That defense simply had Gjants and Phillies near the close j the office o f the Company, Osce- ! ic. to come down to protect his body. o f the 1024 season. oln, Seminole County, Floridn, on \VI)AF— Kansas C ity Star (411) Fatal move. The instant Gibbons The endorsement Lanins' Thursday, January 15th. 1025 at |f>-7 School o f tho A ir; 11:45 N igh t. ........ saw the gloved hands go down to outspread fo r nil the world like I, irus endorsement given Landis > hawks. protect that body he shot a short u great black crow that hud been ‘ in connection with,the world scries, ten A. M riddled with buck shot. N orfolk «nd uribery scandal was Interpret-; I KHJ— Los Angeles Times (395) rig h t hook to N orfolk ’s jaw. (Signed) scrambled to his hands and knees, M « * Hie National League s reply 8 concert; 8:30 children; 9:30 talk; Gibbons’ Aim OIT He still grinned. A to the stand taken by Johnson, w ho 1 J. A. Kcdpath, S e creta ry .", lo program; 12 orchestra. Tom ’s nim was just a hit o(T, Imt then up. had urged that the championship' TO W II A S — Louisville Courier Times tho blow did land behind the grin­ bloody golden grin that wasn’t nice he called o f f a fter making sweep-j to look at. (400) concert talk. d i n g negro’s ear and it turned him ing charges against the Giants, Radio P ro g ra m h a lf around and nway from Gib­ Then tl*«s "K ecil” veered around that refused to attend 1'the gurnes bons. N orfolk tottered forward, to face the gentleman from St. j nnd also criticised the commissioni ra n B «n *B B «a B U B *a a n a a ii*x B half-bent over like an old man go­ Program fo r Dec. 11. ing down hill. The blow behind the Paul. Gibbons was a gentleman ter’s procedure in hnndling the W K E I— Boston (803) fi Dip \ H EAD Q U ARTERS FOR S A N T A C LA U S ’ F O R S A L E 5 car had done its work. He pitched as lie always Is. Ho bad stopped ! D*»lnn-0 Connell ciise. I Brother club; 0:30 musical. fa r back to allow Norfolk to urisoj .. . R eferring to Scandal ■ .. forw ard, fla t on his face, his arms Children’s Toys— Automobiles, Tricycles, WnRons, Roller ■ ifir .L.W G IU-B vtTolo..(4J9.) J> music. ■ an une Snbte and’ S ilver and get hi** bearings. Tom took hi:; RefWrhrfjj ta'the'Wand.*:!, the tVs■ W O(f— DAvOnp'drt '(4 8‘4 ) 7 Sand­ Skates, A ir Rifles, Baseball and Football Goods. time, walked out into the center millions declared thut ithe “ NaG E R M A N P O L IC E DOG man; 9 orchestra; 11 dance. Guns and Ammunition o f the ring as Norfolk lunged for-1 Honal lea gu e is positive the in­ T h e U nw an ted Child W M A Q — Chicago News ( 447.5) A g e 4•/* Months ward, blindly, hopelessly. Few j vestigations o f the chnrges has not 0 organ; 0:30 orchestra; 8 garden realized that the "K c e d " was as ended and never will end, nnd that M A K E T H IS C H R IS T M A S A N ID E A L ONE This puppy has rare confor­ talk; 8:15 Boy Scout talk; 8:80 badly off ns he actually was. C ili- jif anyone else was really connected talk; 9 lecture; 9:15 musical. mation, great substance, huge F O R Y O U R C H IL D lions started fo r liim and as Nor- with those dismissed, the fact hone, altogether u dog o f W LS — Chicago (345) 0:30 or■ a * |folk tried to take a stance nnd put eventually "w ill comic to light.” harmonious Shephard quali­ ■> „ . -----gan; 7 lullaby; 7:20 excerpts from Come in, Buy Early and Avoid the Kush no ids guard, lie tottercil back President Heydler, who was re- KnfcliMh operas. ties. Undoubtedly o f eliump- 5 perns. along the ropes and went down on {elected by his eluhowners for S $ ionship calibre. K Y W — Chicago (530) 0:35 Undo T E L E P H O N E 53 from three H„|i; 7 concert; 8 reading; 8:2(5 I his liatiches without being ., , - hit. , That I”term o f o ffice increased........ Sire— iild Champion. Hero I was the end hven before be f e l l , , to four yeas and voted an increase musical; 9:20 talk; 10 at home o f Elmview. J?) *o. the referee, tommy Sheridan, was , in salary as a mark of appreciation, WO I__ i ’ | , mi u i 7u ' Dam— Maltros Grctchen V M arling forward to call a halt. 'denounced “ unjust innuendos and * ^ " ICn<CO < l,8 ) 7 8 con' vi u r Slice. No better breeding 'obtainable. .Ml m • »Sfc&S3«' \ */ IS P I H ill H a r d w a r e Co 1 1sil? W & O L I) H O M E By S T A N L E Y TO W N Fresh Oysters D A IL Y Fruits nnd Vegetables in Season Reasonable Trices R O Y A L F R U IT CO. N r»t fi» Wrntrrn Itnliin FOR EGGS P R IC E $200.00 Phone 571-J ■ •> Fre-Mal Hoc Kennel Reg. -t* *:••>❖ ❖ -v •>•»••;< <••><• • • it -h ■)•* R ed Com b Egg Mash| ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u ja rM B U M B H a a ta a K H a u Is the best and most profitable feed] can buy If you are using it 1**11 yourfrt If you are not, ask the man who| SANFORD SHRINE MINSTRELS RED COMB SATISFIES. SEMINOLE FEED (I W E D N E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 1 0T II “ The Unwanted Child,” the lut' est play from the pen o f Florence ■ Edna May, which conies to the Milone theater for Matinee and night, Monday, Dec. 15, raid to be one o f the most brilliant dramas produced in two seasons. It is a play rich in humor, spiced with sentiment, bubbling •with umiubte philosophy and fra, grant with charm, it is delight­ fu lly written and just an delight’ fu lly acted. And it creates a more convincing illusion than may lie found in a dozen average good plays. Through the perfect team­ w ork o f tho authoress and the ’ players there arc innumerable mo­ ments when even the most harden­ ed enemy o f matrimonial bonds feels that the woman might lie fo r­ given. For “ Tho Unwanted Child” is a radiant success. It is easily more brilliant than its predecessors as its story is more 'aufflcictntly novel and the development o f the plot in a sheer delight. The settings are attrac­ tive ami effective, while the piny i « perfectly directed and the east is almost ideal. Special lecture for ladies w ill lie delivered a t the mutiocc. N. Elm Ave. Milane Theatre B IG P A R A D E — 4:0(1 P. M. II. S. I'OND T Y P E W R IT E R S B U Y ----- H U M ,-------KENT ClrBU Itopulr Sim m ons Siberia R e frig e ra to r s at B all H a rd w a re Co. Sanitary band cleaning nnd pTcHHlng. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 £ a st 2nd. St. *» | Accommodations Wanted ! By Winter Tourists— Seats on sale Roumillat & Anderson D rug Store. I!(JY YOU! TICKET liARLV 1HL' MEW MILLlNCR. AT R lR U C r.RoVUiS S T O fv l. I I A U E t C i - l v e D F O U R O P F E R 5 T o T M t f F I R C M E N ^ ' B a l i . anc > crrs r t* ; s u p m c p ; b t m o o n T o d a y - -S JESSE as GIFTS THAT A P P E A L I) J— Reproductions of tin* <di M itstors. An ideal gift for the home. MIRRORS ^‘‘n(!^an an<l panel— a gift that iilliV llv / lt k J will bo appreciated for its beauty — Hanford Hunk As Trunt Oomponf J. M. McCaskell, Mur. and usefulness. it — Appropriate sion. PICTURES FRAMES for . every occas- —Swinging, made for every kind of picture. Wo have a wonderful assortment o f gifts that will please the most fastidious..... See. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe gi “ ■ *8 S » s* jj Subdivision o f Superior A ttractiven ess “Bel-Air” A Siil>division within tin* Lim its o f Sanford with Ituilding lie-drirtinns that will insure you that the Kurroundings will be pleasing. Sidewalks. Hnrd.-uirfured Streets. L-.tulilul Oaks. Hearing Orange Trees, and Fourteen o f llm ln(N on Lake Uaisie “Bel-Air” Will be placed on the market in a few weeks. Watch for the Opening Date H. B. LEVYIS CO., “ R ea ltors” )07 8 Hark Ave. if 1'A’ery day sees many winter tourists arriving in Sanfij Hut wiien they get here many o f them experienced (lit fic’iilty in finding places to live. Apartments rooms are in great demand. H II Sanford is to keep all the visitors who wish spend the w inter month here, the people must thoir homes and assist in the housing problem. li you have a vacant room or an apartment th* >ou would like to rent, reach desirable prospects hy sorting a want ad in The Sanford Herald. Want ft are willing workers. P H O N E 148 ...... .-—--ksssss* �01 kUtdi Miscellaneous For Sale i Daily Herald Classified Directory ; Tins Real Estate Advertising Automobiles R eal Estate _L T rsrj I » -tr W e havo some beautiful lake ,Y? nr E. S P U R L IN G .* tpb-divtslon; tiKVKt.oi*rcii!s ATTENTION—Pen* Touring «’ l>21r—Chev, front lots on Lake Wildmere oneCm h In Advance m i— F..n! r.t. Truck ” St.os specialist. Subdivitfott to O r-i snetda Is beginning the greeteet deA M . W O O L S U IT S half milo from the Dixie H ighw ay 1 SI J—Ford Panel latuln Pin-idamt f l o r a v*l*pmeni In lilnrlds's history; a Is designed to place within ea«y Tailored to measure, guaranteed « . v» n irf.* I ,,nlf million dollar highway to tha in a nest o f bcautiftil clear lakes, l:#!J— Ford Itun’bnut truck reach o f the people o f Sanford _ / 7 u T-wh» w* * to fit. 125.00. Sanitary hand Heights, Florida on D ixie Jlign- *uif t,«arh just finished; n two 1S24— Ford Touring fo r sale. M tr»aa ee<i »•*• the rfervtcas so often needed. H E R E ’S T H R E E GOOD O N ES 1314— Ford Hun.,limit . way. million dollar bridge across Ksram•& S • cleaning nnd pressing. Scotch imm W e w ill build your home, land­ f! • ' •.<( • . 450.00 m i — Pod i?e Touring -----------' r. i bln IUy started; quarter million Consult this list’ when any spe­ Woolen Mills. 305 East Second 1311— Ford Ton-Truck 515.00 ________ S IGN P A IN T IN G | dollar opera house under construcscape your grove, and relievo you cial service is required. It is Street. l i e a Ha* And next week is going to be too o f trouble and worries incident to 1314— Font Fnrdor .Sedan r,ir,.oo ____________ . ft* a lla* si* * 1S A N F O R D SIG N S H O P - R ig h t gra-irat II” arianged alphabetically fo r mo.oo i o n —Ford Touring late. A c t Now. building up a place. 000.00 . •* a lla * 1313— I lode* Touring prices fo r ijitn i ^ all kinds- iir ,ai.<pw. t » ;n on ground y«u r convenience.. t fb it S A L E — Grocery stock nnd ( 00.00 . < 1313— I indite Touring 4* a lla* In the meantime, you can go B. N . N IP P E R , , floor. Write „ Development Departfixtures, w ill rent o r sell building, i -TP H N 1 TO SOM»: I'K O PLB * Sanford Avenue a t 1st S tr e e t j QL»J!t_The. Pensacola News fishing. You can fish in any one a Type doubt* ib o v i S U B U R B A N H O M E For apace in this Other business necessitates the o f the doxeu lakes, and i f you don’t 10 l*»;il CF.NT OFF FOR A I X CASH C H R O N IC LE — AuPhono 473-J. A U G U STA sale o f same. A pply Box 507. D IR E C T O R Y id date* » « tor eoaI. W. PIIII.I.IPM 10X1 j P A P E R H A N G E R — I. L. Talbott, j , KUflta. Gn.— Augusta’s greatest Located just out side the city lim ­ know how to fish, we have several Sanford, Fin. P IIO N R Hodge llealrra t.u «th • • h a n g er.•c:n,HUi»-d niedium, rnte enth .09c its, on the road to the Country experts who w ill be glad to show painter nndpaper Oak A Sad St, you. Mr. Scholfield who has been Phone Xn, S. charge. 10c per line, minimum 148 Sanford Building and Loan A s­ Phone 3511 Orlnndo road. Cluh. Nice new bungalow with nj0o fo r ®r*t .30c. singing nt the Baptist Church w ill ' sociation Preferred Stock can be modern conveniences— lights, own FOR S A L E — Two-ton truck w ith T IN A N D M E T A L W O R K cashed on 00 days notire, interest A D V E R T IS IN G gets results i f It water system, telephone, etc., 2214 vouch fo r the nbove. 'jilnr t» raetrloted to 2-yard body, hydraulic hoist. L A K E J E S S U P I.A N D CO.. Inc. payable A p ril 1st and October 1st U»*lflf*tt°W- __ _ Classified D irectory JA M E S II. C O W A N — A ll kinds I reaches potentinl buyers. Pa- acres o f land, seven cleared, orange W ill sell cheap. A lso 36 foot e x ­ -or la mad* The BenLongwood. FIsyou can’t beat it. o f Tin nnd Sheet Metal W o r k .! Intkn Daily News is circulated In trees, and place ir. geed shape. tension ladder, x single ladder ,'j W||| Us raeponelbl* A lIVKHTIfllNt* “ • W ater nnd Boat Tanks. A t Oak inn industrial and agricultural sec- Close to Country Club. Can he FOR S A L K — Four five-room bun- 1and 2 step ladders. Box G, Long.. ihe«rr«ct Insertion, SUffV If "MS Buy eight per rent Preferred for eubeequent Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele* jtion.____ bought on terms. Price $5,500.00. gulows lined throughout, just I Wood, Fla. The office should bs Stock in the Snnfnrd Building and W IL L IA M S. A L L E N writes d i­ phone 111. ST. A U G U S TIN E . F L A . — St. o ff paved highway. Price $800 FO R S A L E — Ford mediately In OBM of coupe. Price Loan Association, established 1908. rect mail and newspaper adver­ Johns County is renchcd through each fo r quick sale. Must be V U L C A N IZ IN G $225.00. Can be seen at 915 B U N G A L O W tising. Plans complete cam­ iDVBHTlSUUk the St. Augustine Evening Record. seen to be appreciated, cun give Park Ave. paigns. Ten yenrs o f experience. W IIE E L E S S & W EUSH — Vulca­ Quick results. Two cents per word. Used Y ellow j repreientstU* thorterms. A . Ilow k, Gindcrville. Phono G15 o r Box 71, Sunford, Jacket .mar with rate*, rules On Park Ave. Close in. Five nizing shop, gas, oils. Fisk Sample copy on request. _.El°ridn. “ rttlon. will Viva you A partm en ts Tires nnd Tubes. "Servico thnt T A M P A , F L O R ID A — Tampa Daily rooms and Bath. Completely fu r­ FOR S A L E — Modern Bungalow— $00.00 infornisllon. Ana If located Magnolia Ave.-and 18th nished. Side walks and struct pavMakes Friends.” Oak A ve., and A R M A T U R E A N D .MOTOR R E ­ Ihry will assist you In Times, thu great homo dally, F o r R en t IIOOI.KHANgar want ad to maks Third S t r e e t . _______________ W IN D IN G . rate l'A c per word, minimum ng paid. A bargain, complete at St., $1,000 ensh, balance terms. This is it good buy. It. W. Deane, (.7,000.00. COLEMAN •cm*. charge 25c ensh with order. W rite FOR R E N T — Unfurnished four STO VES BTMAT N o n e * . Seminole Bank. STEW AFtT E L E C T R IC SE R V IC E for complete rule enrd. room apartment. Phone 323-J, 3rd and Oak ,ra Should (IT * their CO. Expert Electrical repairs. S A N F O R D STO VE W O R K S — Oil Mrs. A lex V au ghan.____________ C O R N E R I.OT Phone 440 posiofflcs addreee « i 103 W. Central A ve. Orlando, I stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, TO REACH B U Y E R S or sellers o f Fu rnitu re nnd R u gs FOR R E N T — 3-room apartment, i«ir phun* numbsr If ovens and victrolas. Your credit i Florida rcnl estate advertise In « results. About on* furnished or unfurnished, phona FO R S A L K — Buy your Christinns L Fla. _ Located on Oak Ave., close in. is good. Phone 49L-3. 321 F i r s t , the St. Petersburg Times. One cent of a thousand has a A U T O M O B IL E S FO R R E N T | 634. 210 Park A v e ._____________ oranges now. Fanciest fruit and the others can't iKustern exposure. In nice neij»hcent n word daily, two cents a word Street. Join packet! $1.75 F. O. II. Sanford. J. R k Wt - a . r e k l to with you unlsat FOR R E N T — 2 or 3 room apart­ horiiood. Street Paving uiid side Sundays. Cnr. Drive It your address, It. E llis’ Market, Celery Avenue ment. 202 Pnrk A ve. yourself. walks paid. Can be bought on Y o w ell-D rew Co. Oak and Second St. M A IN E — Wutervllte, Morning Sen­ lallsuaae* MUST k* Phono 5Q1-J. Phone 3. Advertising tinel. Thousands o f Maine peo­ very easy terms. Price $1,500.00. person at The Has* — Orlando— •Id sffiee or hr Istple nre interested in Florida prop­ P R IC E S OK KALSO.M1NE A U T O B O D Y R E P A 1R IN G _ Help W anted rtepkaiie d'seoatlaB E TTE R HOMES e r ty . Reach them through the SF.E O U R L A R G E L IS T IN G have dropped ( sol » r.JId. C H ARLES S T E IN — Automobile L E A R N A B O U T FoTK County and Sentinel. Rato card on appliesB E F O R E B U Y IN G . Service. at CLU B Body repairing nnd Rebuilding. lakeland, through the Star-Tele* ■tion. Prompt. Efficient Sanford Paint & Wallpaper Store. Don’t take chnnces In cheap Engles Home, Oak Avenue. You can buy Furniture and Rugs grain. Best advertising medium In “ 7“ — :------- 7-7;— 112 Firat Street. cotton mixture— Buy tho wello f Quality nt moderate pricra. B R IT T R E A L T Y C O M P A N Y , INC. South Florida Published morning*1A ,)V h U T ,S E ’ 1,1 lIie Journnl-HerA U T O S FOR H IR E aid. South Georgia’s greatest Our Better Homes Club enables I known guaranteed A ll Wool Scotch REALTO RS Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, you to pay for it a little nt a time. I Woolen Mills suits tailored to your Ship a box o f delicious oranges j E A G LE A U T O SKKVITHT i>«y iiui(\, Xenih. Make your sales weekly and Sunday Classified rate* C ka' individual measure. 305 East 2nd or grap efru it home. Picked and; or night. Meets all trains. Bag­ Sanford, Fla. 202 First Street _ through the Xenia Gnzette, JOc per line. Wnycroas JournalStreet. Only $25. shipped from our grove the snmoi gage transfer. Phono 551._____ W anted Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Herald. Wnycros*. Georgia. doy order received. Selected | A U T O T R IP S district. Want ad and display j --------------- ------------------------------oranges $2.25 per box. Grapefruit W A N T E D — Sales Ladies.— Apply V A N T E D — Position ns rcnl estate T A M P A M O R N IN G T R IB U N E — $2.00 F, O. B. Sanford. II. S. MRS. J. B. C A L D E li; Siglit-sce- rates on request. salesman. A mnn o f winning manager. F. W. Woolworth Co. ing nnd' pleasuro trips at any ______________________________________, Send in your subscription to the personality mid good mixer. Best Long, 311 E. F irst Street. Phone OOLUMRUf, ,ou.» u a i f i n n —Clsis-1 Tribune or hand it to your lo c a l' . ... time. Cal! <14. 180-J. lilml mis h tvr th* largest d r e u - . dealer so you can read Florida’s ! A F E W IIU Y S FOR T H E HOME W A N T E D — Job hauling with two o f references ns to character and lnilon In Southwest*™, ton truck.— Apply llox 0, I^in g-' ability. I wish to make Sanford AU TO WRECKER Seeker, and the investor who is' ' greatest newspaper. One year j ll'it* So ((-w o rd ) line. Itmas G ift i my home. I f you have nnything F°xv S A ^ S m a l l restaurant o n ; p T a T A IE R O . Day ,.r n lg h T ^ fS8.00, G months $1.00, three months looking for u quick nnd profitable j wood. Fin. 1to o ffe r address. Salesman. 205 W est H r s t Street making good vice> „ plron7 0 sight return on his investment: fgestions TO REACH tho prosperous farm V°u 51.000 insur . , W A N T E D — Job .ns cook or house- Magnolia Ave. money oney. Good reasons fo r selling. I phono „t,otl« relit 590 era and fern growers o f V olusia! an^c P°hcy add 10 cents to your 33 l-_ »eet well located >,>r work by colored girl, experienc-' ■ - ------------A pply 317 W est First Street county advertise in the DeLand ’ ,,r<'cr. i'.l,r i n^ 8 ,,u' -osea on Sanfonl A v e . 'C|j 0 usslo Robinson. Cull 7 1 5 “ F IL L IN G S T A T IO N S A N D lA TTA N S H IR T S Daily Nows, rate 1c per word, cash i - d o YOU W A N T to buy or sell $150.00 a front foot. Part cu siblW est 10 Street, _ A U T O S U P P L IE S and shades, make nti FOR S A L E — Baby carriage ApB u ilding M a teria l jily 80G Mngnoli nAve. anything?” I f so advertise in easy terms on balnncc. B AG G E TT'S F IL L IN G S T A T IO N . with order. Istmas g ift fo r “ him.” Houses F o r R en t 12 eit ylots, well located. $5,000 the "Gninesville Sun.” Sanford piano. $ 100, Open day nnd night. at MeKInnon-Murk- FO R S A L E — Gqpd T H E M O R N IN G J O U R N A L is thoj fo r the lot. $ 1,000 cash, balance Avenue nnd Second Street. cash, $125 on time. Phono 323|pany. WKST VIHOINIA—ClarKshurg. The one nnd two yenrs. FOR R E N T — Ten room house In M IR A C L E Conereta C o- general accepted want nd medium in j W. Kxponrnt. morning F E L L O W S ’ S E R V IC E "S T A t RFT. Daytona (F la .) One cent a w ord! Cln, kaliurir country, near paved highway, cement work, sidewalk*, buildItirlinllng Sumlny, mnrnlng Issue. Ileautif(|| home on Mcllonvillc AINTEI) C A N D L E G ulf Gas, Oil, Tiros, Accessobeautiful location, electric lights, blocks, irrigation boxea. J. B _ .. . un insertion. Minimum 25c. I rent per woril. minimum 44c. SAUSAGE Ave., ten-room house, combina­ STICKS ries. Service with a pmile. E iin i----------------------------------------------- T ______________ ________ good water. If. C. Dubose. Trrw illeger, Prop. A ll pork oak smocked, 40 cents tion servant house and g a ra g e ,t_____________________________________ Lumber and Building M aterial $, boxed in g ift box nnd Firat. Phonu 447 L3. PA L M BEACH C O U N T Y — The . ry * ' Cj 1 six acres of land and a number of |tive gift card, $1.25, A rt per pound, postpaid. Cnsh. Min­ W IG H T S — Three stations. Scotch Woolen M ills adds Jewel .C a r te r Lumber C o m p a n y M ngli „ "vene.of stupendous development- [ v J V I C i > O O y o e e k S imum shipment, 3 lbs. Satisfac­ large bearing orange trees all f o r 1 n-lves Co., Orlando. N . Laurel St. Read nbout it in the Palm Beach mdin nnd Second. First nnd EJni, tion guaranteed. Mrs. Knock SnwPost. Sample copy-’ sont on xreFlood • Protection j come back, H IL L LU M B E R CO. Housa Sanford Avenue oud 10th Stroet. |IU() C R A V A T S ycr,' Tifton , Gn. . ! t ; l l 1; A quest. 5* i kad we give you a now one FREE. I Service. Quality and and Price. Expert service. mati rial which is unThe local Chamber o f Commerce' “ ** acre bearing ornngo (frovc, Solid gold nnd silver. A ll la te s t' ...... ......... — —in regimental stripes, FOR S A L E — F illin g station on ncr^s fine truck land, 40 “ ‘•'res designs. 305 East 2nd Street. ■■■■■■■M H aaaaaaaaaH aaa |. , ; F L O R I D A - U K I. A N D O - Orlando it is announced is investigating the. son-lves Co., Orlnndo. French nnd 9th St., also one nnj mornng Sentinel; largest elnssi Y>ossibility o f luivinir Sciuitor Dun-i ^ nlonK Hcuruull Avt*. r iu it - ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ Sanford Ave. T w o o f the besti M A D A M E H / L (.11,P. M.irinelloI work o f nil kinds. Rain w ater m tied business, rate le n word, min can U. Fletcher intuiduce a bill in 1from grotti will pay for property FOR R E N T — Throe room cottage, Fit t e d t r a v e l i n g stands in Sanford. Thrasher & i specialty. Old First N ation al' juium 24c cash with order. Congress asking provisions for; in five years, besides tho land , furnished, on Palm etto Ave., be-1 C3.SK Gather. _________ “ Far Vour llru llk " Hank Huilding, phone 245. I flood protection on the St. Johns 'contains at least $1,500.00 worth [tween Hughey and Highland St. rocarfeif hud silk, with F o r R E N T — Storo on 1st St.. I Beeryon* who im* trln,i title A L IT T L E X V A N T A D In Th« p ;v .. fine pine timber, rrice 120 , 000,1 George (». Ilerrinir. DRUGS [ fray and ten-piece set •filler rails for a refill. ' $5,000 flllll (mull t•• I,, tiii-ma • Good stand. Thrasher & Garner. • cash, Ibalance terms. Herald will bring you big re­ tides in gold, $15. Third L A N E Y ’S DRUG STO R E — Pre­ sults. Advertise those old articles Information has lieen secured on For Sert Ire Phone SO TO A L L W HOM IT M A Y la TH RASH ER & GARNER son-Ives Co., Orlnndo. scriptions, Drugs, Sodus. Wo you hove stoied away nnd have W OOD FO R S A L E — Seasoned oak C O N C E RN . jg Silver Ijik e Sprints Co. S which was inRealtors— Phono 032-W and pine. Delivered nny length. nre as near you as your phone. no use for. A little thirtv-cent nd Notice is hereby given thnt I, II. ■ Iu> House of RepresenMMI N'TED W A S T E 112 South Park Ave. Call 103. W. D. Earle. 203 East 10th St., I,. Haight am not and will not lie , ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ may bring you several dollars. ‘ Doccmher, 1923, providI’HH B A S K E T S F L O R IS T responsible for any debts contract- j Phone 148 and a representative ! ln* f u r proteetmn and dcyeloplin sprays o f holly, wis- phone. ed by the Overland Sales service will call to seo you. mcnt o f thc Uolorudo River basin. Lost and Found |roses, I,rightly painted, S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T ” __ This was known ns tho Boulder , Co. Ialter H aight & McGee, Ia it-] Elton J. M oughton R oom s F o r R en t Shop, Dickson-Ivcs Co., Flowers fo r all occasions. Canyon project and combines flood F O U N D — Black anil white cow, er Haight & Wielnnd nnd now 814 Myrtle. Phone 200-W control and irrigation for the ad­ w ire chain around horns. II. B. known ns the Seminole Overland i ARCHITECT ---------- ------- —---------- , *— Furnished rooni3 for joining land. Buy a Black, Eider Springs. Co., which has recently changed T Y P E W R IT E R S A N D R E P A IR S PA TE N T H A T BOX ' light housekeeping, 300 French ownership from A . W . Smith to W. ehes wide, lined in blue |Ave. First National Hank Dldg. It is anticipated that the Sena­ C LAR K JEW EL A ll makes o f typew riters for W. Edwards wlm assume.1 all prior will; shirred pockets. — tor will take the matter up and Sanford, ■ ----- - Florida obligations o f said companies ebovo nl Floor, D ick»m -Ives FOR R E N T — Nice quiet comfort-, sale on easy terms, for rent, also make an effo rt to eliminate nny Gas R a n g e at able sleeping rooms, hot w a te r ! repairs, O ffice supplies. Room 9' dn. designated. |chance o f a rccurrance o f floods and nil conveniences. Mrs. W. IJ Ball Bldg, H. L. H A IGHT. Ball H a rd w a re Co. |nnd high water in this section of BOMB BOOK-ENDS Hughey, 209 E. F ifth Street. LAW YER^ tho country. The Annual Meeting of the 14 you drslro nrouipt sorvlce end Ipaintcd metal, lilnck lUiicklinhlerH nf the Sonfuril liulltlL E W IS O ’R 'R R Y A N . O ffic e in exceptional work Ih colorful figures, $3.50. FOR R E N T — Furnished bedroom Imr X ' l.oon Association win he Seminole Bunk Building Annex. !•,*li| ul II m office iOS Maxnolllt Ibickson-Ives Co., Orlanwith wood heater, also garage, __________Phone 117-L 3. _________ CAM, BOO Ave., on .Soturdiiy nlulit Jnnuury 117 Laurel Avenue. '••i. 1025 it eOlllt o’clock fur the M E N ’S C L O T H IN G ; election of a Hoard of Directors Sanford Steam Pressory nr 1 EKR W ID E B E LT S FOR R E N T — Rooms with or with­ S. W. B R A D FO R D . Ed. V. Price ] inr me ensuing year and to ‘ r«n»First S iren ’ act such oilier hindiiess hh may he l'». 1V4, and 1*5+ inches out meuls. Reasonable rates. Tailored Suits— $32.50 nnd up. i hroiinhl before the meeting. * ■n and lilnck, $1.25 and Lincoln Hotel. Mil me Theatre Bldg. Sanford Huilding A l.oaii Ass’ ll. NKW li-rotoil bungalow, Kur.u;.-, , COIt.S’ HIC lot no MuKnot la In lu'lnhin .I ed belts, IVi in. wide FOR R E N T — 10 room house, nice­ (i room I iouho on Oak Hy: A. I*, t’oiinelly, Sec’y. •iS 9 l.! 2 . lilt; noli h I i O i I ii I ...... Oralralili* location. Street mol N O T A R Y P U B L IC l Muck, $1.50. Dickson$1.(50. II.'iO casll, 425 | ht ninntli Avo. $0500. (ioiitl tci nw. sldowalk oil palil. Kent buy In ly located. Suitable for two rlando. M. W. GEER, Herald OfiTice. loWll. 15.-111.00. |5U0 cohIi , {.ill |m rj fam ilies. $10 per month. Thrasher Sanford Novelty Worka Phono 148. SIX rnoin hiingahiw hetween l l l h 0 nict* lots in Sanford month. and Garner. M*rhl« and Orunlt* from ell oiol I2lh St. eoBle.rn expohure.l V. C. CUI.LKII Fro*. IY W A L L PO C K ETS J U L IA Z A C H A R Y , Herald Office, quarries. Ilnst of quality end Heights. $H0(). each. all * lawn, K.irnke, iliimly Ineollon. | 11 lotus blossom de- FO R R E N T — Rooms for lightworkmanship. Phone 148. $5,7fa> no. $7.50 00 c.'ioli. Ilalance; I’AIIK Avrnun corner lot 70x117.1 Good terms. Wr".u fur latest design*. the A rt Shop Third housekreping, also sleeping niuntlily. i coMlcrn uxpiiNUre. llctwccn I lilt ‘ C O N TR A C TO R AN1) DUILDF.lt P R IN T IN G C. II. TIIIIXB k. Lon-Ivcs Co., Orlando. rooms. Shirlev ofnl 15th St . f I.750.UII. ixr.u I .ixli. Apartments op­ (Irm ral Shup and Mill W ork ■M Sanford. F l«rld » House and 7 .‘i acres of Ual. monihly |myincnix. M A T T H E W P R E S S -P R IN T IN G 150 DOWN. 120 |*i:il MONTH will posite Post Office. r . o. itui sea. Fhua* M l Bit x oinmrrrlnl Slrrrt Q U A L IT Y — SK R V H E — PR IC E inti ynn In iiiMxeMluii of oiiv n( laud on Orlando road, S PA N ISH P O T T E R Y ■air elttilce Into hiculcil In every FOR R E N T — One furnished bed___ Commercial St.. R. R. A ve. Shop— ink-wells, $1.25; F i v e nor* orange grove, clime In. $9000. Terms. Heel hill ul tho city. Near intimry eltih. Sumll Imuse, room and garage, 815 Park] H A Y N E S & R A T L IF F . Printers • 75c; jardinieres, $3. KOO‘I Wilier, eh elrle light ! ai.iilAve. Chiropodist [n Co., Orlando. nnd otricc outfitters. Phone 340. ohie. llorKi'lo Ft,750.no. 1-2 e.mli. \VK h av e nevernl Iiimimch fur relit H. B. L ew is Co. __n r L Park Avenue. liolonco easy. FO O T S P E C IA L IS T oloii ilesiruhle office*. Pniutku— T w o new brick bnui(R ea ltors) L?orn*. Hunhni*. lngrowI'lKCK DESK SE TS R B A L E S T A T E ________ ’ ne.u buildings to lie erected on |lng Nall*. Heavy ( ’all‘‘. rose, and lavender, $3; Lemon Street. D. A . ( A L D E R & J. C. Z U R F L IE II nuses or tired aching Ground Floor, Nulionnl Real Estate Loans decorated with butfeel. Real Estate Brokers— A ll kinds of (Realtors) Hank lilri*'. Mue, $|. Dickson-Iven Ik Seciind Street IIU. 4’. I.. (ilftl.K h Tam pa— Plans under way for property listed and fo r sale. O f­ IQO, 105 Magnolia A ve. 10.1 N. Park Ave. Yo well Drew Hldg. construction of $ 1,000,0110 city hos­ Nett Merit, ellier tliillillog fice 108 Second St., N ear Park Phone ,TIUOrlando. Phone. Klevator Phone 48 Phone 122 pital. Avenue, l ’hono 282. l" F Q U ILT E D S A T IN |'“ik. light blue, black, coa®d rore, sizes 3 to 7. Mies’ Shoe Department, f'ej Co., Orlando. ..AD r a t e s B U S IN E SS D IR E C T O R Y r J. •o -s c o p e ifiS T * * * A New W ater Ask Mr. Connelly JUST A FEW SPECIALS House for Rent Seminole Marble Co. J. H. JACKSON A. P. Connelly & Sons BRINGING UP FATHER |NIX HOSE O F S IL K P, in newest co lo rs,! ^ an 1 dark beige, jack ] T H E R E ’t T W O By GEORGE McMANUS fon Ivea Co., Orlando, | a n d ir o n s ^ > / N L e ^ M A v ts “T,f>. iirht— in it!I siz es , j R C rl ^ IM THI^D W O R L D i n/\TEl A N ’ T H A T /^O V O K O tb lU E . 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Unsettled Thursday, cooler In south and central portions; Friday fair. a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s id Efforts •T o Block o d ’ s Bill j of Under­ Shoal’s Bill Still Confident geThis Week rood Fights Vigorously Says Bill Id Give Shoals labama Power it j NUMBER 114. Slayer? FLAW S DEVELOP IN GRAFT STORY MOTIMER TOLD §0LJ£IT§Yesterday’s Accident A REKINDLING OF OLD PARTY LINES Belmont Wns nn International Figure In Financial Circles and Prominently Identified With American Horse Races Chief Witness in Col. Forbes Trial Counters With “That Was My Recollection at the Time” ; 3rd Day on Stand ■ CHICAGO, Dec. 11,—Hours of Intense cross-examination Wednes­ day developed several flaws in the story of Elias II. Mortimer, chief government witness in the Forbes conspiracy trial, concerning his a t­ tempts to secure Veteran Bureau hospital contracts through corrupt acts. "That wns my recollection nt the time, ' Mortimer said when con­ fronted with exhibits of his testi­ mony before the senate committee which differed substantially from his direct testimony a t the present trial. “I don’t remember," ho answered several times during the day when asked to explain to the Jury these apparent inconsistencies in his sto­ ry. Mortimer wus on tho witness stand Wednesday for his third day of cross-examination in the trial of Charles R. Forbes, former director of the^ veterans bureau, and John W. Thompson, Chicngo and St. Louis contractor, charged with conspiracy to defraud the govern­ ment in hospital construction uwards during Forbes’ administra­ tion. He appeared eager nt times to go beyond tho scope of the ques­ tion of the exnminer in making his answer and succeeded by this method in again giving vent to his enmity for Forbes. "I gave him $ 1,000 in cash anil he could have got more if he had left my wife alone.’ the witness said in answer to n question as to how he paid Forbes his sharo of nn alleged bribe. Jam es S. Ensby-Smith, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1924. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—August Belmont, financier and famous sportsman, died here Wednesday. Mr. Belmont died a t his home at 500 Park Avenue. Mrs. Bal­ mont and his son, Morgan were at the bedside. Mr. Belmont wns born in New York. Feb. 18, 1853, Ho entered Maryland Governor Declares Traditional Differences Be­ tween Major Parties Arc Now Things of the Past Isndore G. Lucres!, vice president of n bank in I)es Moines, In., skip­ ped out when nn examiner came around to look over his books. His accounts, the exnminer says, were nbout $ 100,000 short. Lucchesi, arrested in Memphis, Tcnn., ad­ mitted there wns n shortage, but decinrvd it would not amount to more than $ 10,000. He blamed rondhouso pnrties nnd other “high life" for his plight. In History o f Navi Aviation; 3 Inji Plane Engaged Target Practice Officials Doubt If Ex­ act Cause Tragedy Will Ever Be Known NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—Governor Albert C. Ritchlo of J Maryland, voiced Wednesday night nt the an­ nual dinner of the Southern Society INGTON, Dec. 11.— of New York, a conviction thnt the SAN DIEGO, Dec. 11.— time hnd come for the Republicans Five officers nnd enlisted men Underwood Muscle nnd Democratic pnrties to rekindle approaching a fisome of tho belief which vitalized attached to the squadron num­ thc senate, opponthem in thu past and to divida once ber of the battle fleet, air again on principle. hc bill are using desquadrons, were killed and Traditional differences between three others probably injured | measures to obstruct the major pnrties have quite disap­ when the huge twin motored. e. Supporters of peared, snid Governor Ritchie, ad­ H-16 typo seaplane in which % re aro still confiding th at there never were more ipassage during the than two—the tariff nnd states’ they were engaged in aerial rights. opposition leaders practice nose-dived 1200 feet ing circles. At the time of his Kgyptian crisis," he said. "If my All others, he snid, were minor into the sea Wednesday morning. . i has been some change death ho was hend of the firm of colleagues on the league council issues crented for campaign pur­ The accident was the worst in tho nt. • August Belmont and Company. poses nnd only distantly related to history of naval operation. nsk me for enlightenment on this trwood Muscle Shoals fundamental platforms. Mr. Belmont was chnirmnn of I will give it ns n matter of court­ [target for attack in the No Tariff Promises the board of directors of the In­ esy, but no article in the league Lieut. Giorhini Varini, pilot of Governor Ritchie did not beiievo the plane; survived by widow, Mrs. terborough Transit C o m p a n y , covenant contemplates discussion nesday and its author, there wus anyone who thought thnt which he organized. He wns of British relations with Egypt. lUndcrwood, Democrat, City Attorney in Address Be­ if thu Democrats hnd won tho 1924 Minnio Mny Varini, 17 North It la Held That Allies # Cnn chairman of the board of the Therefore, I do not think my col­ |was compelled to defend there would be n tariff for Spring Street, Pensacola, Fla., Not Take All Assets of Louisville and Nashville railroad, leagues on the league council will fore Junior Trade Body eitetions vigorously. revenue only. snid the Demo­ body recovered. Lieut. Kilburn II. n director of the Equitable Lifo bring up the question. Given Citizens First Duty; cratic platformHemade Germany and Leave U . S. Insurance Company, the National “Tho British demands to the no such Roby, usslstant pilot; widow, re­ est assault was made Without Rhine Army Costs Park bank and various other cor­ Egyptinn government nre based May Get Grid Game Here promise, for party lenders knew sides gr of tho Alabama sen-' in San Diego; body unrecover­ thut strict fulfillment would be im­ irty, Senator McKclInr porations. on thnt declaration which restor­ ed. Lieut. Arthur I*. Thurston, as­ Selling Sanford to the world practical. l who charged thnt the WASHINGTON, iDec. 11.—The Mr. Belmont was married twice ed Egyptian independence. I mn As for states’ rights, the speak­ sistant pilot, Orange N. J., body [bill virtually "would state department lias received a and wns the father of three chil­ much gratified to see thnt Rnm- wns the subject of an address made Fred D. Cruel), avia­ I Shouts over to tho communication from (tho British dren. His first wife, whom he sy MacDonald’s Inst letter to before the Junior Chamber of er contended, both parties hnd conic recovered. to champion or combat certain tion chief machinist mntc; San Diutwer Co.’* government explaining the nttitudo married in 1881 wns Bessie II. 7-aghloul Pushn (until recently body recovered. J. Wiecsk, of Gieut Britain on the collecting Morgan. She died in 181)8 und In Egyptinn premier) wns based on Commerce nt its luncheon Thurs­ measures which affected the prin­ go; N orris,of the senate radio man, first class, Oswego, N. of wur damage claims from Ger­ 1910 Mr. Belmont married Eleanor exactly tho same policy we aro day by City Attorney George A. ciple of local self government nnd Y.s body : committcu, who lias unrecovcred. “both parties include persons who many by the United States under Robson, n famous actress. Ills pursuing. Mr. MucDonuld warned DeCottes, who, in his opening re­ I bill all along, also ntSeriously injured: Huy ter R. want to muke nn exception in the the Dawes reparation plan. children by his first wife wore Zaghloui his policy would mnko marks, praised this city for the amend tho Underwood Davenport, aviation machinist The British communication now August Jr., Ruymond and Morgan Egypt’s position in the Soudan im­ progressive spirit of its citizens, case of something in which they mute, hich is before the chanifirst class; mother resides nre interested—child labor or fed­ is being studied and will be an­ August Jr., died in 1919. possible nnd the Egyptians would who have been responsible for Its i amendment to a bill by eral control over education or pro­ 1003 State Bristol, Vu.; V. J. D. swered within n few days. It hn3 Mr. Belmont wns the son of Au­ be obliged to go from there. |Nerris, reported at the romarknhlc growth during the past hibition or health or state aid for Mnssingill, aviation rigger first been considered certain that Sec­ gust and Caroline Slidell (Perry) “England could not consider Sir n by the committee. In years. internal improvements or some­ class, Knoxville, Tenn.; K. I’autx, retary Hughes shall insist on Belmont. His father was bom a t Lee Stack’s murder ns nn ordin­ few niie with him, Senutor aviation machinist mate first class, Declaring that the growth of American claims being treated as Alzei in thu Palatinate, Rhenish ary assassination of a high offic­ nny city depends upon the man­ thing else." * accepted part of the Snn Diego. "Is there then nothing in the pol­ equal to those of other powers. Prussia, but come to New York ial. It was tho last act of a long, ner in which it is offered to tho Mirent, which struck Pautz is said to be suffering from itics of the country upon which the The Washington government ulat the nge of 21 and became a bitter disloynl agitation. lying phrase of the for a fractured skull anti internal in­ future resident, Mr. DeGullen u r g ­ people can really divide? ho ask­ ways ban taken the position thut citizen of the United States ut the* “British policy in Egypt Uv to use. nynm em pit.. the, juries. i.Ayslclnns hold little hepo e d member* of the organization ed. “Must, the parties continue on in entitled to share to a limited first opportunity. The elder Be^rprotect tho British empire nnd entho conversion Into dross, ‘examination t'fcX S 2 :7 a L-v- try. Dave.-.yen! and .............. .ng it to boost their community ns the thef, opportunistic careers? Is extent in tho proceeds of the Dawes A nitrogen not needed sension, centered on Mortimer’s in­ mont became nn internntional'lv’ able us to give the same measure most desirable place in the state in not something to rekindle Massingm also are dangerously in m W«r. <e. dictment in New York in May 102.1, plan. It has been pointed out thi known figure in financial and dip­ of protection to all foreigners which to locate nnd to use the same there the hMtVrid differences between jured and mny die. the United States is entitled to be lomatic circles. there." Although aviation officials nt I UMttwood challenged for violation of the Volstead act, paid enthusiasm in their civic work as them, in which in days gone by under its treaty with Ger­ Mr. Belmont for many years Mr. Chamberlain, who parried they do in their respective linos of mudo them pnrties of principle, North Island believe that tho exnrt gient o! Senator McKel- and the settlement of the case many just ns the nliied powers nre had been one of the most promin­ nil questions with skilled good hu­ business. uemanded proof of his “without a trial," after Mortimer under the Versailles treaty. not of expediency.” There is not cauMo of the tragedy probably nev­ ent figures identified with Ameri­ mor. said he almost felt he was He declared the Tenncs- hud explained the circumstances he said, if the country has become er will be known, a fairly accurate Mr. DeCottes declared thnt no Ninco the United States was a [r had insinuated tho of the indictment to Airs. Mabel G. participant in the common victory, can thoroughbred racing. Owner addressing the house of commons. merchant succeeds who fails to so vast ns to tnkc its piditics sec- idea oi what happened was obtain­ I owt-r Co. had influenced Wiilebrnndt, assistant attorney- it is held that the allied govern­ of a formidable racing stable him­ Ho admitted discussing northern properly display his goods nnd tionully, so 11in L national institu­ ed from I.tcut. Joseph II. Gov&fi, self, he wielded a powerful influ­ Africa with tho heads of the pilot of the sennlnne towing tho ration of the Underwood general in charge of prohibition ments cannot take nil the assets ence on the metropolitan turf for French and Italian governments, who docs not use the right kind tions nnd nationnl questions of target for the ship in which the wished to deny such u cases. principle no longer come first. Nor salesmanship in trying to dis­ Randolph Lnughlin, counsel for of Germany, und leave the Ameri­ muny years us chairman of the but stressed thu impossibility of of five men lost their lives and from government unable to collect Jockey club. Bel moot park, tho settling nny such problems in nn pose of them. Selling one’s city is there, if it is true that the observers nt Rockwell Field. •barna Power Company, Thompson, took over the cross ex­ can forces in control of nutionnl con­ is nnnlogus to the sale of one's its Rhine army costs us well ns the American Newmarket, situated on hour’s talk. It was equally wrong The H-1G was flying at about 85 fnderwood asserted would amination, centering on transac­ claims being adjusted by the mix­ Long Island nnd regarded ns the however, to imngine no progress goods, he declared, anil unless thu ventions or party plutforins aro miles nn hour when Lieut. Varan! Bore opportunity to lease tions involving the Thompson and ed claims selling methods nre used, nfruid of issues because on one attempted n right vertical turn. commission. most beautiful racing plant in the had been made on the long road aright poals under his bill than Black Construction Company and al­ community cannot bo sold to side of un issue you ure sure of The shin then was about 1,200 feet Tlie Washington government lied concerns in which Thompson United Stntes, takes its name from leading to international agreement other corporation. He losing the votes of those on the the outsider. feels thut it has every right to col­ above the ocean nnd nbout half a bis family, as does tho famous he ndded. she measure was not in- was interested. other side. lect these claims accepted by the As un example of poor sales­ mile fouthwest of Point Loma. Lnughlin endeavored to establish Belmont stakes, the oldest stake Ho complained nobody scorned to |i contract but authorized Must Realign I’arties members of the commis­ event in America, now nn annual believe he spoke the truth when manship, Mr. DeCottes pointed nut Either tho controls jummed or |«nt of the United States that %the • agreement between German Governor Ritchie believed he Adjustment of claims bases fixture nt Belmont park. thnt the person who criticises in one or more of the wires running he said the only reason he asked cretnry of war to draw Thompson and Black und Mortimer sion. voiced the conviction of millions of by the commission is held to give Mr. Belmont also hnd an inter­ delay on the Geneva disarmament public the prevailing prices of real American citizens when he snid to the rudder nnd ailerons snapped. with the stipulation under which the latter wns the each case more of the status of reputation ns one of the protocol is that the new British estate nnd characterizes them as the time wns ripe for the rekind­ Then plane, wenghing more than a essee would be required negotiating agent of the construc­ award thun a claim, and to carry national foremost breeders of thorough­ cabinet has not had timo to study “too high" is doing his community ling of traditional beliefs nnd the ton, went into a spin, plunging i nitrogen for explosives tion firm in veterans bureau mat­ nn with the committee’s decision nn breds. un injustice nnd is putting him­ realignment of parties according with terrific speed toward tho sen, ters, was based on an understand­ it properly. M war and fertilizer in which removes nil self in thu “knocker" cluss. An to crashing in the surf nbout 500 face and would limit the ing entirely free from any consid­ adjudication (Continued From Page 3) basic princ ipl es. apcpnl to become boosters nnd not erations suggesting cons piracy or doubt ns to its legality, (contractor, "Certain!' enough power ami au­ yards directly west of the officers’ Markets. Since the American position in knockers wus mudu by the speak­ thority abama senator accused even hinting nt corruption. and bureaucracy is nt quarters nt Rockwell Field. Churchill Makes 1st er, who in conclusion, praised thu Wn hinqtoli Splinters from the wrecked pinna "As u m atter of fact," the ex­ this regard lias been explained in lur of "constructing to make this a rally­ NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 11. — detail by Mr. Kellogg to tho Lon­ covered several hun­ Junior Chamber of Commerce for Idreaming u dream thut nminer questioned, “there wns don conference and remains un­ Dec, 23.08; Jan., 23.03. Talk as Chancellor its work in uiding the develop ing point for those who believe in dred feet.the Itseai» for believed that ull |H»t.” He usserted the nothing in all this conversation changed, officials here believe that d centralization und the autonomy CHICAGO, Dec. 11.—Wheat: ftvu men in the forward cockpits ment of Sanford nnd characterized of the stntes’ he snid. l senator was opposed to with Thompson and Black about the questions presented in the note May, 1.(15% to 1.S6V4; July 1.15la LONDON. Dec. 11.—Winston not i proposals and had none corruption or the improper use of can be satisfactorily adjusted and to 1.15%; Corn: Mny, 1.28 to Churchill's declaration in his first it ns one of the most potent forces “ Will not thu American people were killed instantly, and drowned, ns the recovered bodies in the growth of thu eity tony. “consequently stood for friendly influence?" nt the close of these four years, speech us chancellor of the Ex­ "Well,” tho witness replied, “they not be made the occasion for any 1.28%; Oats: May 03% to 03%. (Continued on pngo 3) welcome from the Democratic par­ were horribly mangled. chequer that the government con­ ill cKeliar replied that he |‘ne]v I , . w u s acquainted with Col. concern. ty a program not vague but con­ LOAN IS OVEK-SUBSCRIBEI) siders it essential that any pay­ ~e the . l -----------------structive, thorough and exact and Work Commenced On ne. of present propo- I Forbes.’’ ment's mndc by Grcnt Britain's “Then, were you selling friend­ iBtended to vote against built on the parties’ traditional PARIS. Dec. 11.—Finance Min­ debtors in Europe to the United [rhe did not believe any ships or your ability to corrupt?" conviction that the government Sanford’s Model Home ister Clementel announced Thurs­ States should be accompanied sim­ governs best which governs least? «M safeguard the inter- Lnughlin persisted. day that France's internal loan of ultaneously by proportionate pay­ "Well, in u way, I sold both," Here is the opportunity for nn (country. He rend the Work upon the Model Home to ments to this country pleases the •1,000,000 francs had been largely issue. Alabama Power Co , Mortimer answered. be built in thu Connelly subdivis­ press nnd populucu immensely. over-subscribed. xl power companies ion has been started according to 1“>t would be infinitely an announcement made Wednesday "Bob Morton’s Circus will fill n Storm Tossed Vessel while ept tho bid of the Alaexcavations were being made WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—It week’s engagement in Sanford thun pass the Unfor thu foundation. Tlie work is in Is Brought Into Port wns announced here Wednesday Feb. 16 to 22 under tho auspices Idl. WASHINGTON. I). C.. Dec. 11. charge of Frank Lessing. of the Sanford Shrine Club, ac­ thut the New York Times nr a gift With the beginning of work on Ijuiessee senutor charged —The house passed minor naval NORFOLK. Dec. 11.—After be­ cording to an announcement made to the nation, lias agreed to udthe home, it was announced that “ Isbamn Power Company legislation. ing tossed about at sea during Thursday by Edward F. Lane, pressennte devoted another day vnnee $500,000 for the preparation u prize of $25 will shortly be given !» mi*1*0 Shoals under the to The The annual presentation of tho and “There’s Yes, Yes in Your ient of the organization und Ed­ .heavy gales and storms for two to tho person who submits tho Muscle Shoals. “ill on better terms of a dictionary of American bio­ Sanford Shrine Club Minstrels ut Eyes, by W. I). Gardiner. weeks with the entire superstruc­ newt appropriate name for the ward H. Stanley, general manager Indian Commissioner Burke de­ “»er company itself has graphy under the auspices and di­ the Milane Theater Wednesday Following tho minstrel net the of the circus company, who is in ture torn away nnd the rudder place. Tho Florida Lumber Asso­ declared ho did not manded an investigation of charg­ rection of the American council of night was accorded a warm recep­ Seminole Quartet composed of Sanford for a few duys making a r­ gone the schooner Bluebird wus ciation has divided the stato into P?m past performances es filed against him in the house. learned societies. The work, it tion by local theater goers and was Floyd Palmer, Sherman Lloyd, H. rangements for the show to be brought into port here Thursday, 10 districts ami is making a sim­ The Missouri Pacific railroad Power Co., thnt the coast guard cutters Seneca ilar offer in each of thus ejection*. was stated will stnnd upon a uni­ by* many to have been a J. Clause nnd Johnny Van render­ given here. reduce either the price wns given authority to purchaso que level of authority, scholar­ declared Her master and pronounced success and one of the ed several selections which were “A first-class circus perform­ and Modoc. Rules of the contest will fertilizer if they got the New Orleans. Texas and Mex­ ship and literary quality, compar­ best local talent productions given received with hearty nppluusc. One ance such ns has never before been crow of 13 were none the worse nounccd in a short time. ico railway. British "Dictionary of here for some time. of tho feature nets of the evening seen in this city” is tho promise for the experience of manning A senate commerce sub-com- ing with tho Biography" and the Ger­ The minstrel show, the opening was Robert E. Herndon in the role of Mr. Stanley, who stated that the tho pumps continuously und being niitteo voted a favorable report National man "Allcgcmeinc Deutsche Bio­ act saw Harry Kent in tho role of of uii Italian organ grinder. An­ Morton’s Circus is only shown un­ forced to subsist on limited ra­ Supreme Court Says (tampers on the house bill for government graphic.” interlocutor with Reginald Holly, other net which wns greatly enjoy­ der the auspices of Shrine organ­ tions. of the Cape Cod canal. Name Edward’s fig Trip Well purchase No hook publisher was willing Johnny Van, E. F. Lane, Frank ed wus thnt of George Brandt, izations. In [this particular in­ Possibility of revising plans for Donaldson, Harry Wagner, Slyron fancy roller skater. stance tho local club has secured Might's Confession To cruising the airship Shenandoah to advance the necessary sum for Ritter, II. S'. Pond and Sam Fleis­ BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 11.—The The closing uct of the show was permission from Morroeco Temple J.CITY, Dec. 11—Pres- to Hawaii for the spring maneu­ thu biographical research and pre­ cher Supremo Court of Alabama is ex­ serving as the fun mukers for a tikit entitled “ Mayor Doolittle Be Admitted Evidence at Jacksonville for the engagement paration of such a work, but it was l* standing up bet­ vers was seen nt the navy depart­ pected to say finally whether Dr. announced. The Times will not be the evening. Mr. Wngner und Mr. Entertaining the All Nile Club." of this show, it wns announced. *** expected, “suid a ment. Geo. T. Edwards held in connection Holly were the end men. E. F. Lane impersonated “Old MT. VERNON, III., Dec. 11. — nt in the early hours t Great Britain’s views on collec­ either maker or publisher of the _Supporting the blackface come­ Black Joe" in this act. Other num­ Morton’s Circus will pipy in but with the death of hi* wifu will re­ dictionary and will assume no con­ Judge J. C. Kern ruled Thursday 7 * from the special train tion of American war damage were the following melody bers were: "Sense nnd Nonsense" six cities in this stat?, it wa< fur­ that the confession inado by Law­ main in the County Central prison **muel Gonipcrs, head of claims from Germany were con­ trol over it, the function of The dians at Birmingham or bo transferred makers: S. A. Rive, II. J. Clause, sung by Mr. Ritter nnd Mr. Pond; ther announced. They arc Jack­ federation of Labor, tained in a communication receiv­ Times being simply that of mak­ Floyd Palmer, Sherman Lloyd. M. “Sweet Mama Tree-Top Tall” sung sonville, Tampa, St. Petersburg, rence M. I light to u committee of to Bessemer branch jail in accord­ ing possible, through the action of Methodist ministers following his * Trr’"i this city. It was ed nt the state department. ance with a circuit court order an­ Riley, W. D. Gardiner, Pierce Grif- by Frank Donaldson. The closing l’:.!m Beach, Pensacola nnd this o^nt Calles who during A bill to adjust postal rates to its publisher, Adolph S. Ochs, such tin, L. C. Bebout, und the Misses number of the performance, “Big city. This week it is showing in arrest was made freely and volun­ nounced a t tho office Thursday of tarily nnd would be admitted as insisted ypon receiving allow increased postui salaries a book of reference. ( Mobile, AIu., under the auspices of Ruba Williams, Rosamond Radford, Boy”, sung by Mrs. Frank Donnldevidence against him but not Solicitor Ben Perry. The solicitor ■ Gompers’ condi- was drafted at the postoffice de­ A permanent committee-of man­ Gussle Frank. Mable Bowler, Jew son, was an offering which receiv- A.1,b“ TeraP'« nn‘l n« t "M eok " iU ngninst Mrs. Elsie Sweet in in their said ho would file notice of the play nn engagement in New Or­ partment on request of Chairman agement has been constituted. el Curter, nnd Mrs. L. C. Bebout, ed much applause. appeal Thursday before Judge Joint murder trial. Sterling of the senate postoffice This body will choose the editor- Mrs. Reginald Holly, Mrs. Frank Gwin who issued tho order com­ Music was furnished by Mrs. E. leans. in-chief, who will become a mem­ Donaldson nnd Mrs. O. W. Gilbert. F. Lane at the piano, Joe KeizenThere arc 25 ucts shown on the manding the sheriff to place tho |e Passes Navy committee. ber of the committee. The editor­ physician in Bessemer prison. Among the musical selection:) stein violinist, W. L. Harvey enr- program and 131 actors taking Worst Fog In Years HO Million Coolidge Present At ial work will be done in Washing­ offered und which received warm netist and II. C. Haskins on the part in tho presentation of what ton. It is expected that the first applause were: “Hard Descends on London LEAGUE RECEIVES PROTEST is declnrcd to be some of tho most Hearted clarinet. will appear within four Hannah by Reginald Holly. "When JlNGTOX, I)eC. u ._ T h o Funeral of Pitney volume A parade composed of members entertaining acts to be seen in the years, and thut 19 succeeding vol­ Lights Aro Low” by Sherman of the cast inarched through the country. It is a two-ring circus LONDON, Dec. 11. — London ROME. Dec. It/-W aylaying AfS o n d, 5 ur"d“*- * « v completing the'edition, will f.loyd, “Seven or Eleven" by My­ business section of the city Wed­ which is shown in a tent having a Thursday still in the grip of one 1ranuc Mill), Franco President of I..*D n 1)1,1 authorizing a WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—Pres­ umes, it lo c'j st $ 110,000,- ident Coolidge, reverul members of be produced nt the rate of three ron Ritter, "Lonely Hawaiian" by nesday afternoon. Starting at the seating capacity of approximately of the worst fogs in years. lt|t)>u Council of the Leaguy of N»H. J. Clause, "Candy,” by Johnny theater the minstrel members 8,000 people. •me*»ure provides for the tho Cabinet, Chief Justice Taft and volumnes annually thereafter. descended upon tho city Tuesday lions at the dcor of his hotel ThursThis circus is now showing in its night and continued throughout day. Egyptian Senator Fanoun suc­ About 20,000 biographies will be Van, “June Night," by M. Riley, marched on l’ulnietto Avenue. First 0 e'xht light cruis- Associate Justices of the Supreme . . . . r r lo be used on Court attended the funeral services 1included in the 20 volumes, each "Louisville I.ou" by Harry Wag­ Street, Magnoiiu Avenue and Park one hundred and ninety-first con­ Wednesday und thin morning. ceeded iu handing him a new pro­ Men Forget" by Avenue.. .The Sanford band tinuous week and is booked ahead Thousands were delayed iu going test against British action in Egypt will contnin .... about 750 inner, "Just a Girl _________ ____fur_ V jlflnY ,n Uhlnu und Thursday for former Associate Jus of which............... *lx battleahips tlce Mahion Pitney who died hero pages. None of tho biographies J Sid Rive and, “ How Come You Do niahed the music for the proccs- for many more weeks according to to work und traflic is at a stand* and u fresh demand for interven­ Mr. Stanley, Tuesduy. will center about living persona. Me Like You Do," by II, 3. Pond 1 sion. tion by thg League, _______ _ w 0,1 burners. Still, Washington N ew s HUGHES INSISTS U.S. CLAIMS TO BE EQUAL TO OTHERS SELLINGSANFORD DUTY OF CITIZEN, SAYS DECOTTES New York Times To Give Half Million For New Biography Local Shrine Club ToPresentMorton’s Circus In February fj Shrine Minstrels Given Wednesday Night Are Pronounced Big Success / �IS Washington N ew s any "Delicacies For' Dinner 'Table WATER about .... ■ T A W ^ lderit CeoUdge began drWTin, P I^ E i ^ j d m a y TALLAHASSEE. Ha., Dec. 10.— ,° r <hcctinir from the »poon. (When Continued from paga one i MJ A I f kJ decision on the sugar tariff. Floridn IioupcwIvcf, have right at over-ripe orangea are u*ed, the od must be crated or securely . — • Former Justice Mahlpn Pitney hand fruits that will furnish them famount of sugar may h- reduced! (Continued I’fom Page 11 CHICAGO, Continued from page o n e ^ of the 9Upremc died at h |a wrapped. Use liberal quantities , to 1 vi pounds for each pound of somo ot the most delicious d ish -' y 1 «*«l pvunu ,. instAi|ation 0f new sobers and 3 p"r r ”T . — " T — mtLH ’buI k. ; herds of dairy S L ” was not in and delicacies that money can buy O-tiit). . " V ..w “ >^ * 7 of "ccisior. or like material. In , ™*n P° » * 8 home. honor roll e s ta P ' ilendcnt Revert In* —whntrsnme table products nroducts from from Grapefruit Marmalade r —- rci)«Jrlnil old sewers, sewer atnnni| abound, „n«l und Knttvnun between tk» the articles bathroom when you handed him whnleyimc table The senate began voting on Honal Dairy A, Use the following material; 1 wsrk was done on the following lease Hoe Been Coincident orange and grapefruit that are the money?" the attorney asked. and the outside container. amendments to the Muscle Shoals ?hr«Vhe deve!% « r t Ith Period Wheti Second- ronrtantl? growing in demand in }P<»un#f of peeled grapefruit, two tract): on Seventh Street between '"Thompson was In the room with Jh«t are prolfubu 'Classwure, fragile toys, crock­ .1,1. ,U tc. .ccordlng to homo i g j g f t ™ * Willow and IKy A venue, o„ O d - ery must be packed so .an to pre­ my wife while Forbes and myself measure. the country for [£• Schools Were Promoted monrtratlon department gpeclllsts *»— «**••• ,inun v.»u Avenue near Zachnrv-Tutn,Investigation of the shipping according to were out," Mortimer replied. vent the escape of particles or grapefruit. Follow Follow the aforegoing, foregoing Jfll, bctw»in Pine S trert an5 H?clcALLAHAS«?FF FI* Dec. n«- 10. in i tce|pc!, who nrt‘ UntJ1V for at preparing work oh Jrrnpefruit. headquarters of th» Mortimer also repeated Tuesday board was continued by a house here. ;; t3AI LAHASShE. Fla.. nntjC0"r* methods ,nn* for tnr makingthe ........... D l 'vccn 1 ,nc w wg tw ana hick- pieces if broken in transit. directions sour o r.a n g e0,1,1 y Aye< from F|flh t south; ^ *»(tgnro: Ordinary boxes of cl-;h ii story that when he arrived at committee. niarmnlndc. '^•Unprecedented lopment in i euch. products. Rome of their rugsewer line to power plant; sewer gars wrapped In paper only w ill' his hotel sufto with Thompson he 38 of tho Miehln, The Mayfield election case con­ ■ It. e d i t i o n U M t i u j w a ^ i v n below: • the Die fleld of second) ^ » 1- _ . _ . ^^a 1 TW I • • T*_ aLa_ _ _ .l lUi I f a a tlM a a cd an average 0f Sunshine Marmalade tinued* to occupy tho senate »pe- g j f o r for c S c f f f f Jidda Is shown in a paper her I'by W. S. Cawthon, state!. When oranges hqvq.bqen cut in l*n r » i i v r * * . m l n t d m• tween Oak and Pork Avenues or jar. .MB! ...____ __ r___ - rsunim ‘C*Opposition to a ^ rV W rw j-rtv . W w f s i il in .iw tn r - - . h a l f nn,l the juice Ciutojcd from board pr similar material. j shirt sleeves ar.d working hard them or the pulp removed with a l ” “ i l 1 3 1 1 V , „ r V Magnolia Avenue west to alley All articles easily broken or the withOssl-sald. > era and harbors bill .was expres.ipr . * th0 m,’ct |ng at Mem- spoon, n delicious marmalade may damaged '(bust be plainly marked “It covt men 5220 to pay for hl^ phis, Tenn.. last week of the South be made from what remains. Scp"fragile." i fun that afternoon." 3.00*Poi *ra 'Association of Supervisors of|nrt»te the sections of fruit from the ' 1 p~t----1c ' i work was listed In the report as “Articles likely to spoil within In answef to further questions with Republican house leaders »t|P«n*.«iL,_® Pennsylvania Z ff Secondary Education. This devel- ilnd and the membraneous skin or TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Dec, 10.— follows: removal of garbage, $600; the time reasonably required for Mortimer said he wm not certain a White House breakfast. pounds or better *BK> djnnerit, it ir. pointed out, has been, rug. Put the peal through o food Dr. Rufus \V, Weaver, president o f 1otrest sweeping, *100.75; street transportation nnd delivery will whether the money ever had been Chairman Winslow of, the house epeded 300 poUljdi *y. coincident with the period d u r-. ciioppcr and to the chopped peel Mercer Univemity, will visit s ix ! ™ ‘.»it«lnance '- ( ta b * ) ' net be ncrrmtnd for mailing. .Wrap. fti»pn to Forbes bv Mrs. Morti- commerce committee presented' a Other ttates i„ tk, , tog. which the General Education, add twice its weight in water und .i.ipj in hill for voluntary railroad consoli­ a..« I—, wtnitary department $286.20; Jan- or rack carefully, according to mer. Board has promoted secondary; two tablespoons of lemon juice for cities In Florida, beginning Sunday, |tor Bcrv|ce jor library $40.65; contents nnd plainly mark all Huch dation. Iloubt If lie Got It. education in this state. *ouch cup of wntcr used. Let this Dec. 14, in the interest of the M er-| pipe iuiij „ nd b.uut 2.554 icct. feet ui of4• --Inch. Charges of maladministration f e r s i , s a p s iiilii. The *iie, parcels "Perishable.”. I'crisnnnie. . Use special “They were so close, I doubt If ,r JS4: Illinois, 10^’. ' 5 V*‘The inspection and supervision!stnnd for one hour, then add the cer Alumni War Momoriul pro- nthletfc field malntninance, B3«l. delivery stamps to expedite de­ he got it," he said. against Indinn Commissioner ■r Iraho, 60 ; Indian^ s i ! of high schools in this state begnni same amount of water ns originally grum, H in announceii by locul ntal maintenance of pnrks $152.45' livery. Burke were inserted in the con The $15,000 given him by the " iico | ” l ?1R. . » Hnra' X ! >| !i' III the fall of 1008,” the pnper. taken nnd boll gently for three The official also reported th a t 1 “Address should bo complete....... ........................................................ construction firm on his note, the gressional record. members of the alumni association. reads. “A t that time the total v al--minuter, cover, nnd set aside to Brigadier General Butler's leave r | ’ 17 Da<ou,„ there had been eight calls nnsvv- with house number and name of witness said, was for Forbes nnd Od of all the public school build- 1cool. When cooled, press through a I)r. Weaver will be accompanied to crcd by the fire department’ dur­ ’ and Geor*i»" s tre t. nost-office box or rural him •elf end "»h« "xpensc? the to «ervo s- Philadelphia H i r e j £*'; tags In the state was $122,027, and' jolly hag to extract the juice. Keep Florida by Dr. George C. Hyman, ing the month. Estimated <fom- luuti* number, ar.d typed or writ- trip” to the Pacific coast in the hood wns limited to one more year , CLUB WlTT that of all furniture and nppnra-' naif of this ground ueel to odd llrst Baptist church of TampJt; who sg£» in uii iircs were $5,600. Elec­ ten plainly in ink. A return card, summer of 1922 when Forbes took by President Coolidgc. RQrtl tils $2.1.nS!i. fly 1014, the value of lipcr to the boiling juice. Te«t foi trical permits issued during the shot'll! be plnccd in the upper left- Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer and a few The house passed the interior] is directing the Mercer program in EUSTIS, Dec. io_ buildings used for white schools pectin and ndd nuch an amount of this state. ‘ month numbered 34 while plumb­ hand corner of evory piece of mail •close friends from the veterans bu- department appropriation bill and RokTry l 1 — ■ M ary Club which ^ had increased to $3,174,143 nnd rugnr ns the test indicates is needconsideration of the agrl -1 m m . Tnlinhnsi ee, Jacicaonvillc, Jacksonville, Lnlnpa. Gaines- ing permits totalled 25. The num­ If a tag is used, tho address and teau headquarters on a tour of in­ begun UP„ C0' .. . . . . . aKrlM *°mo trophy fur that of equipment in high school cd. Bring to a boil, ndd half of tho ber of city licenses issued was return card also should be w ritten' npection to the Western seaboard. culture departm ents supply meas-jtemationnl convent! ** laboratories was $37,054. In 1921 ground peel and cook until tho j e l - .^ j , , ’, "??!*',, 9 ,/, ° ,Mn'* .^Iiumi n o and building permits for tho on the wrapper for use if tag is j ----- ---------- ------------------ ---------foint in reached he visited by the two Mercer " ’ i J I1 r 1, 0 , tho value of buildings in which Ivinir iyink j n t in rcachcj. | speakers who will meet with Mer- n,,Ln.,h 554.36o. The prciidont’s special commit- -attend^ho^nutJii1? ^ ' lost, and n copy of tho address i ■W high school work was done was Sour Orange Marmalade ■Cer alumni in each place for confer- Tht! °»*<CMU alao calls attention tec reported recommendations look cnee a t West Pni 541 should be inclosed inside the p a r-, • < 3 n ,nfor,I cv. e ry ,lny oxecpt Monday. 58,063,463 and thnt of high school bring to this city nn average of ing to n national Use tho fallowing substance: I ! cnee concerning the nlumni pro- to I*10 following additional work CP| " ------------------policy “ 'for“ co­ * withr Us full m* (itiplls enrolled was 16.075" the pound of peeled sour oranges, 2 |giam which has for its purpose ,lr '10 by tbo cIty eniployeea under ’ __________________ 80 tons of freight per trip, Mr. ordination of railroad nnd steam­ year 1023-1924, there was ex- pints nf wnter, 1-3 of the peel re- (raising *150,000 for a needed build-1 bis supervision: N FW W A R E H O U S E f u*dcr "n,d "n,i *Iurin»f the com- ship transportation. PLAN GAlT od for laboratory equipment moved from the oranges, inr* winter months that average is Secretary Wilbur made public! 1 Vi I ing in honor of war heroes. I“Opened nnd graded Maple Ave,475, an amount more thnn pounds of sugar. Preparing the: Dr. B. Stephens, Tallahassee in ; nuo f*‘om Eleventh Street to rail-! G I V E S C L Y D E L I N E ex exrpc*, ted to be materially incrcas- his statement to a house appro -1 ORLANDO ' dsT'tii . in excess of the total es- peel: Wash fruit, remove and dta- man of the H eitor unit there. D r. 1ron,I track and Twelft*. Street 1 A rv T v ir'rv d a c i i n u r c < i C ' ! printlons sub-committce on steps being made for « «i .. Jointed value of all furniture and cu-d two-thirds of peel, reserving | Weaver and I»r. Hyman will v is it; ^r(]al Mapio Avenue to Holly Aver A L / l L l ! llV o ’JThe growth of tho Clyde Line’s , necessary to “restore nnd main-foccasion of onenlnVa V In 1908. (Of rourse, j the third freest from blemish; with that city Sunday, Dee. 14, Jack- j n,,^i Foblnr Avenue from Third local business has been proportion- tain" the navy at the 0-5-3 treaty cy-Dixie highway ••­ demishes th at sonvillc will he reached Monday.' Street to Fourth Street; and al___ from _ ____ __ J *e,'.detj Cn Bedl P“rehn,l,nR P?w«r ! a knife remove any blemishes u,ttl ‘Continued page 1.)^ I etP to. Sanford, Mr. Cold- ratio. • [here to the*occan or the dollnr is not here consider- nmy be on the peel. Cut this pee Dec. 15, where a luncheon of Mer- I !*y between Park and Magnolia (’aider. -’1, out- From e 1place (aider. At the timo work was wns i| Fr {|r P0'01* Po'ntc^out. from a a freight' freight' Peking Peking representatives representatives ofof ththe placeononWedne^uT? Wedneali, ni , in as thin slices ns possible. Place cor alumni wili bo heid, with M ay-' - negllg-j,United negllg-j United States and other govern-[ore govern-!are being m mads Highland to Hughey Street, bemin on the prerent ndditon. the bu“ftoc« lfha‘ w»» almost ad ,,' "In 1908 there were enrolled in jn n kottlr nnd ndd water four or John 1. Aiiop, former MercerI watch-l mints advised the proviaonai proviional Chl-’ta take tnk« care rnr.. of '<n‘d 39 ft. 6 in. Sewer nt In- fr.dglit business had out"rown the: lb!e *n Colder has watch-] »»•’ the grades * tersection Ninth nnd Hickory; 24 •j j,j warehouse and local business1*" tbo KroVfth of the company’s ; neso government they wore willing 1ro’ebration at 1 “ 1 oo o/is7:pupil*; 12 ..0f . 0li«. .P.LbllC 1timcn ln welKht t0 that of the football star, acting us chairman ■ , schools -3,-66' in 1J14 there j peel. Boll 10 minutes, then drain, of arrangements and organization joint 10 inch pipe nt the inter-' wt.r ,. in c o n v e n ie n c e d s o m e - business to its present day. In n to support itcertain under combc * ’ in Broward . 'co^H hlK.h *chool pupils; in repeating three to five times, each b? that city. | Fiction Twelfth Street nnd Maple Uhaf but Mr Cnlder cxprossed reminiscent mood he recalled how tions. | cf the section that 1^ Lv tho number of high school time allowing the wnter to boil Gainesville Mercer men will wel- Avenue; 30 joints 6-inch pipe * rapidly Sanford has grown during; — ,[cuts the _ distunctl ........... pupils enrolled was 16.075" the five minutes. Peel should be ex­ come the visiting speaker.; Tucs- Twelfth Street und Holly Avenue pleasure Wednesday in being nble the past few years nnd expressed Edison Junction—Seaboard Air and Titusville'L ? says, und continues: “The ceedingly tender. All bitter tustc day, Dec. 10. C. J. Harris is chair- ! ®nd 50 feet 3-inch drain tile Kiev- to assure them th a t in the future, in its continued growth Line Railway Company relaying make: easy r n u te ^ l R)r ?aper Umber of high school pupils grad* may bo removed by changing th« man of the alumni unit there, nnd I rnth and Mapio Avenue. Opened all freight shipments to Sanford confidence in tho future years. i lino to Bradley with heavier steel, lend west coasts. fcN up ting in 1023 was 2.049, almost water a suflicient number of times, Dr. Wilbur Lai iter and J. W. Nor- and graded alley from Fourteenth could bo taken caro of with ease. Th‘ ’’resent addition. Mr. (’abler ................... • mun, dean of the Teacher's Col­ to Sixteenth Street between Park hair an large as tho number show~ Preparing the juice: After the ffri tag the total high school enroll- peel hnr. been removed, weigli the lege, will aid in the work. From und Magnolia Ave "venues^*'lionaiir* ‘ T * ntbtr representatives of the ■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■E-iBBaBBBUBBBBuuBBUBBBBBaiBacuojaaBUKHBB tfU E aaaja ' ?t,'n>""hi|> line feel, will take care om m bbbbbbbbbbbbbiibm b (| smtlw i*bmi-. i B■*■■>*■■■ auunniBiiUFiu nor bu bib Bail ■■■. ipent nine years before. fruit, cut into Hninll pieces, place Gaineville Drs. Weaver und Hymnn oil pavement cm refii* * irsi street, i>ei- „f the needs of this city. for nt1(J52 "At the beginning of the period in a kettle and for each pound of go to Tampa for a meeting Wed­ cry Avenue, Mcllonvilie Ave., Mag­ leant tlueo years to come. A tjaQa In question, there wore eight four- nrnnge taken ndd 2 pints of wnter. nesday. Dec. 17, where 11. Inine nolia Avenue, near Fourth Street, year high schools with three or Boil until it thoroughly disinte­ Coachman is chairman of the or- on Second Street nt alley between present time bouts nre landing i POSITIVELY—Remove all carbon. more touchers, Including the prin­ grate!. Pour into a flannel jelly ganirntion committees. Park and Magnolia Avenues. Re­ " ’ SB cipal, giving full time to high bag mill press until no more juice INSURE—Perfect easy running Motor. Orlando and Miami will be reach­ paired bridges on Mcllonvilie Ave­ ditches on rifth Street from Avn-!art school teaching. can he obtained. Drain this jtiico ed Thumlny and Friday, Dec. 1H- nue near Fourth Street and Hick­ rado Avenue to Mill Creek: clean­ Bn FIVE GALLONS—Runs as far as G, ordinary (Ins. ’. "In 1924, 09 four-year high again through a clean flannel jelly 19. N. V. Hawthorne is Mercer ory Street between Ninth and ed all cutch basins. Put in two iron BM BB HUNDREDS—Of our Customers will tell you* schools were accredited by the bn<r without pressing. chaimun of Mercer unit there. Dr. Tenth Streets. culverts on Paoln Rond und one MB state department of education and a a Making the mnvmnlndo: Pour ter B. Knight in assisting in the THAT IT IS—the finest Gas, that ever ran n Motor. Cleaned Thirteenth Street pnrk on Pomegrnnito Avenue. Be 63 by the Southern Commission on this juice into 11 kettle, add peel nlumni work nt Orlando and Kis- and fenced all plants; laid out aa ' Repainting parking linos; paint­ Accredited Schools. and bring to a boil. Add 1V4 sinimce. SPECIAL 3Gx t Goodyear All-weather Cords j walks from Thirteenth Street to ed and placed "Drive Slow" in all aaua pounds of rtignr for each pound Fourteenth Street on Palmetto . ih I ioo I districts. Repaired sideBE Tampa—Contracts to bo awarded of fruit. ^ Continue the boiling until Leesburg—Group of houses to be RAY BROS.—BOYCE-ITE G A S - BATTERIES-TIRI “ fbr construction of Intcrbay drain­ the jellying point hus been reached, j built on Harris Inko property nt arid Magnolia Avenue around Thir-1 walks on Union Avenue between 2 BB teenth Street park nnd covered ! Cypress and Pine Streets, repairage district. which is indicated by the flaking Sunnyside. same with screenings. Cleaning I cd fence at pound. '• • t>»i LIQUOR . Mercer Will Visit The Slate no,,i« of KatJ° strcct a,“i On Memorial 1 BOYCE-ITE G ASO UN E WILL '/2 $13 © WITH THESE SPECIAL PRICES YOU CAN COMPLETE YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AND SAVE MONEY AT THE SAME TIME ? 81x90 Pepperal Sheets 2 Limit—Four to Customer $1.59 $ 1 .3 9 H600 Men’s All Wool Dress g Pants ....... $7.00 Ladies’ Brush- Choice of any SUITS Wool LADIES HATS SWEATERS in our store $ 1 6 .0 0 15.45 and up $1.001 Let Us Show You Our llolls. They all cr> 75c Sr Neatly Made of Ginghnm nnd Pcrcals 1 5 c The YARD Limit—10 Yards to Customer Men’s tfood all-wool Boys Ribbed Union Suits Ladies’ House Apron Dresses 79c •."-viSEUH* W » h i ( V i r . W Men’s Blue and Khaki Work K*r Best Grade 25c Bleaching 36 inches wide Men’s Brown Scout Work Shoes «£» a i-P ‘“i\ r . 9 B | Ladies’ Full Fashion Burson Silk Hose .. Bi>y Reduction on Ladies’ and Children’s COATS Let us Show You $3.50 $7.00 BOY’S SUITS age 8 to 18 years $4.98 S I'or the Whole Family at jj 25c Outing, light and dark -y interesting prices patterns. Per yard ......... | Hats ------- -— k Special Boxes of Towel Sets I8 9 Ladies’ Jersey, Flannels and Silk DRESSES $ 9 .9 5 and up H Men’s Velour $4.45 r Christmas Boxes of Ladies’ Handkerchiefs. $ 1 .3 5 35c, 59c, $1.00 WELAKA BLOCK SANFORD, FLORIDA SELLS IT FOR LESS § �. Hagenbeek Returns “on Back” A RE INJURIOUS TO FARM IANDS M.ASoil Spednlists at University Of Florida Warn People of ^ Slit,to Against Wnods Biasesj GAINESVILLE, Fin.. Tec. 10.— ! g. Pun’t Hun) the Wrxtdsl Forest ' F ‘_fire; destroy i:: a few minutes thntj K*frh‘| i1 month; • '! ar.fi decade*, fc^Fr/iw’ n ptlfhatyhii/^ to tho fni-fn.*! ST' is --war th many- carinmis of t tit* W .'i" ' bi ■< fertilizers, n«y soil *per^ H U iiL i tile State rloiiltmv H til. .1 L- i d I' d, th-rc art it.;.ti fV.'tn. , •; i,i.l i ri, i d- i.f f:.i jfc who * NO nkrtt^ulsr Harm ii^apBJ|plyino*a -iTarch to ntaVy pr,.'.' iHs HVof w.iAfl .-ir- und tindergr.wth. :!e dn thise persons realize tliat ‘o lhia heavy growth of gras* and Aind'Tf-iowth (if not destroyed) will t in tho 1 ng run provide rattle, *isheep and other grazing animals pv/ith more siutl'mcnt (hnn will ^ the con itnntly buvnt-over wood/t, ,'it i: 'ta ti.l. And little do they l.-.rvT 7 Httgi-nb.M k, world fanPui animal trniner. who sustained a fi ne' tbi.il; of the terrible destruction of ti.red lr U- I I it fail u lo ti- it. l..> returned to Hamburg, Gwirar.y, to "tlTv-S7 *ilie“ of" ifuture nil- nV,urie fn»un ft oi u 1111" cdrivaliii’i'J*.’’ He w.i, .-.inL-.l in Main In Detroit and then to the liner JiiUtnber arid naval stores, when they .a N'-vv York on a riietcher, ant! was immediately put to bed in his ntnteroom. >f ‘apply the match. f t, : feiiv.uoln and practical farmers ; __- _ -xv, k .,d irlr.re th a t the en ■ g n u L ru t need j " ZZ1SU&& ff Hotel Owners Who r - th n - to de-troy tbit humus m»! K S r in n e a c A r / i Q ll! j of tin and n> revllrssly} instead of iJ ic C JlftLTI i * l v . O l i l r* il*str< ying it, they urge Mint every • —-----: i'l'd ii ho made to p r o te ti TA LI. * HASHK!’, Fie... P c . 1! . conserve it. I—Persons who hat off iUlng lie g . In tciiisiiivration of tho timber ]acrij'tioTi* of .their plan of 1 vdphr .. ( rtu* f|itedion of “hurriiftg ’ ratal in T'c.-t In pay license H r witijda," p-.vfessor W. t,. FlAyd, lrv|tifr^*l tinder lads go renting op KL«'f ‘’1,1r*d i College of dunm !- t-ninon ' ! ltd ’-! . re .min" l,rci. i-K-Vtui> " 11 ■ latare of F lo r-japartment houses hnd re tauraut jL hi',' f or.pecislJy her .mit-. in Florida, nr«- ■<bjed to pro.-r.-u !. ndr, it unci rtdtn. They,may. t) ,n, with n mnxnuuin peanfiy o H Jii1 n*ii> '.<« produce 'ccnitinuoawjr *?r,o fine or 30 days in jail, w lmtli «■ i i’i'i • ■ i •.!••--. As tho supply de- i according to an opinion jfiVeh'Vterlr, fe* i reaitei; arid the demand incronsi*,1Carter, state hotel eoniifiWsImuii AIR .STATION..LOSES PE T ..„ • ......... »*•PENSACOLA, D«e. 11. — The nnvnl air etation is mourning the disappearance of its pot Pelican mid n ra t for which the bird had formed a close friendship. Both' pets hnd grown accustomed to sit* ting nearby fishermen who cast aside the sninller catches as food for the strange pair. Finally, however, one of the fishermen be­ came careless as tho dinner boil rang, pulling from the w ater a small fish which he left on tho hook. The cat, in his g reed,Jjhii riedty 'grabbed t)iie fish, hook and nil. He was so painfully hurt by the 1 m»k that he left the station. A f o r ikiya la tor tho Pelican 5also dbappeared, attaches believe b<cauipof thh Joss of his friend caj^ TO S U L L ^A N D IT S PnOPEtlTY TAMPAi ‘Dec. I!.—A sheriff's sale will bo -hold hero Jan. 5, it Is stated, when the property of John F. MrDonnld, High Springs payr mil bandit, will be sold a t public outcry. The sole is the result of garni ihincnt proceedings institut­ ed by the American Railway Exprns* company, in whose favor the (•n!e will be made, to recover an "I cred loss of sifi.nnn. Included in the property to be disposed of will be McDonnJdV- liomo nt Sulphur Springs and considerable improved a"d vacant lands with an estimat­ ed value of between $ 10,000 and 315.(10(1. McDonald was convicted nt Gainesville ns principal in the robbery. - _______ ____________IIFIIN TRIAL NEXT TUESDAY PIONEER RESIDENT DEAD -------i'.j IA If, Dee. 11.—After a res*TAMPA, Dee. 11.—“Big Paul’’ don a in Florida since 18(18, Asa lJohn will be placed, on trial here llenni tt ii dend nt Ids home at Tuesday for the second time for his An h Un i*k where lie lived for alleged connection with the 124,000 • tor He and three brothers daylight payroll robbery of the nninc mm, Georgia to Ormond Hava-Tampa cigar factory Inst v,In" Ini* three families are snid *^lor, 2I>. Iluhn was trier) last It navi- bvc l along tho entire May nnd given the limit allowed m " ;.|i the tlalifux river. There ]>y the law, but be maintained his t i c rnmamt-i during the Indian innocence, nnd Inter the robbery ware. Mr, llonnett is survlvetl by i wns the subject of an investignhi : widow, two sons, \V. M. I \n commissioner has . a maided nil m tt, I hide county commissioner, ui Ids fichl men nnd Instructed i mol <L .M P mnett, rond contrnctie . i to file Information with the l <•; and two daughters, Mrs. T. local aulboritb and eau. c the a r - , ft Caraway of Fort Myers, nnd Mrs. i '. IS. Rawlings of Arch Creel;, r i. t in' i nch delinquent . fa replying to a letter from (he j it.- ami hi-« wife celebrated their WILL ERECT NEW MARKET hotel eomtniiisloi' r asking for his gulden wedding anniversary in opinion oti the -',i!>;i<t. the atto r­ JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 11. — ney-general wrote: “ I h.-^ to say ; Plans have been announced bore that, a failure up n (be part of tin* i RAISING GRAPES for a new public market building iiVi iin or operator of a hotel, apartto be erected at the corner of mei i hoti.ie, i aiming In ;e-e ■r res­ Church and Hogan streets. Lease taurant to comply wbh (In; :'vchas been taken on land where the Iir,11s referred to in your letter ennbuilding is (o go up extending 1itute a uiisdeincanor fur whieii1 over a term of 00 years, it will pro "Ution i NOT l.arroll by the cost approximately one million dol­ statute of limitation until the exlar! for the period. Establishment puatioii of two year fri.rn tjm date of ifii i.tVen-• Tim rt.itiiteV make il the duty of such bftl is Is to make complaint of such illations to ti e proper county dutlo i-iti. for proseenlinn.’’ Mr. 1 utter my:' he ha., pent two year.*. •' hit department’ll time and a i.'onsiderubbt amount of stale funds bringing to the attention oi those who have mums or upurt(nient., for rent, or who furnish I :m nts or luneiio for pfij^.tifl- f.i ■' - - I JC — . , TvTOTICE how the to n e of the Florence Chi Range rises 1 \ clear and intensely hot straight to the point where it;will do the most good -th e bottom of the pot. It does not waste itself in all’directions. Tliis is tlic‘'priheipfeof jbcuseclhcat! . ; ^ Ask at the store to sir the Florence Oil Range in action.^ You will readily see why focused heat means the speed and economy you require cf a stove in your kitchen. P l o » : ; : : c :: G r o v a C o m p a n y AM.i.do Office: 110 M:»rie«ia fit., Alliala, Ga. TBrpbone: Ivy 3118 if aim at Pirn.) 03 Ka-1ri, Flamut Otmt, Henna H’-'-r Ittnicn iW rUmmi 0,1 Itfilm H7//A T h b eul-ntf short him the JiWi o f the Flortttt, straight'to that IThe heat is faagfj ititcre you tceil * Just Arrived ! h a t the I a t u t e r e iiliri i (li<‘it. ' i p a r a licence, •tiitl th a t In the lllttire th o r v h e n e g l e c t to de | ' l i . ;.' d i k under ihi* law w ill la ; .ie. ’tiled without e x c e p t io n win CAR OF THAT GOOD rout WEATHER RIPENS F R IU ORLANDO. Di.,„ | | . -C. |i h'iu \ county tii »■on <tlatino agent f T 0|Uil; e, report', thill tile Cw|i|ct wu uthfr is rioening fruit in goo.I i hope The Iih' iiI market is n*,w "id plied with hunt" grown let tore of excellent . i/e ami quality, whil" I eao... peppi 1 , e. e plant, green n|iba .uni i(Huntoi1 have lire? ■. tbe mu i ,.i't or -111,1 t iill, . Phone 135 and Get ii p ir i- o i- a w a n s s i r nil x ax ».■:»« :> ti.*a* s ii c su a a onn wit a s .i a t*n n <i,i e M*' Y-T-.Milwauk.u ( 2M) 8 Red o W band. Scotch comedian, •t*i IK borr, soprano. XP > • Minnea ' i. St. Paul i " ■te'clvt.trn. singing com , 7.Su lcctur<; h.UO band, 'i -New York (fi'liD t; (ir,i: 8 :.;i) dafico: P:.M nuihie: revue; II Parody club, i Now York (ita ) 7:fiti i 8 orelimdrs. if* 9m A’ Nrv. Yml; 4 JI<f) Lilli telling', •’»: 15 violioi *, 7 w; • imyx; 7:Illf style talk; 8 ■' i; soprano, i.' N warl; i Itffi) ti quartet; ' urls. •’ Oakland (312) l> orche |v.:.pty M -. i" -Omalin (52fl) rt story; .i.uounct'd; (1:80 musical; 7 'I r; 7:15 sports; !> music; 10 , tiLJUt ou'hcslia. v< -Philadelphia (509) fi:3() ■tra; ■fftfl'l «vlncorl; 8:30 or’ro: rental; lL.30 dance. I 'A L —Philadelphia (.395) 0:110 , » playlet; 8 recital; tXfih e: lt» i-.nc^rt. 3’AE---l’ltt»hurgh (*Ui2 > 0:30 bi Kavhec; 7 sprclsl; 7 ;Cfi mixi* rtlaad (19'J) 10 lee* •I Jfo.lt flwls. on Francisco. (42.3) 0:80 JY Sehenecti'iy (A8(i) tL’1!"* health talk; 7 drama, inslrnnu nfnl I*;, u »,ri-iHideri. KF 0 -V‘—Seattle (288) 9 ;t|i bedtime; 10 ur'heulrn; 11 n n c e rt; 12 pring(ii‘i<l - ( vi LIS bool; revie progrum; 40 c ) 0 :IiO dance wintoi* tourists arriving in Sanford. ' hey got here many of them experience g re a t in finding places to live. A partm ents and in groat demand. C i The Florence oil range in all its shining beau ly and sh r-d w ss is u stove no home can well af ford to he without. €is Your Chrisimas dinner cooked o Range will be teasingly appetising wiU assure you of this. i vacant room or an apartm en t th a t r-n t, reach desirable prospects by in1 in The Sanford Herald. W ant ads 203-209 East First Street PHONE 118 �Declares Of Air Service A e Btarily Held Up B y Cost Of Flight Of Glrdlers; S100.000 Cost cf Experiment BglNGTONVjJec. 11< The h-hest" tho Army Alr 1 containing suggestions _ conquests of tho air in Karts of the world, has been B its condition nbw is auch least six or seven months before Us top esn bt* a scheme of any sort 1 for serious considera­ te General Mason M. Patiief of the Alr Serv*ce ar>d r 0f the aucceaaful world ricoKniics tho existing aitand >* willing to wait .before he approves a new on by army aviators into plored air routes. This in oart,- a t least, was by results of the world L the books have not been ily balanced, ofticers fnmthe financial phases of encircling flight esti■t the coats of. that record ■achievement expressed I, will toUl <100,000. Insts. including,e*9*mses of itrols 'and. v Cooperation, rill anjodnt at least [00,000, and probably 1money outlay caused much [damage to the “hope chest.” ‘j* must provide again bc■y extended plans for new can be approved. Then, ire is a general feeling bout the Army Air Service has demonstrated its fit__ given a practical erhibij its willingness to try liithppossible things such ns enthe world, negotiatin'* flights across the conjplcrcing the “ceiling" of [in altitude testa nnd setjits full share of speed C o S £ £ 5 ' M 0 'P „ t‘r 5 . C h te Of the Air Service of the United S Army, believer, that alr craft transportation systems for passengers, mail and Roods can, under proper conditions compete ior safety and reliability with tho standards, of railway train service or even surpass them. He made that statement this afternoon to the 18th annual convention of the Association of Life Insurance Pres­ idents in urging the life insurance companies, tq give consideration to the granting of insurance a t regu­ lar premiums on the lives of travelera by air and the operators of aircraft, declaring also that such insurance would greatly aid the development of alr transportation. General Patrick, who learned to fly when about 0 years old, often uses the air ship to save time in the transaction of his official du­ ties. “ When invited to address this meeting I must confess thnt I was romewhat cheered and elated by the knowledge that an association of insurance men was a t last will­ ing to take some kind of a chance on on aviator. For my part I am going to venture the bold state­ ment that before very long air traffic, air transportation, will be on a par with other transporta­ tion insurance risks; otherwise his­ tory will have reversed itself. “I want to touch just a moment upon tho military phase of tho development and use of aircraft. Tho experience of the World War has convinced all who have stud- >mes mm Air Service ‘ that In ful led m* lh* an ' important t M m * * or ” aircraft will" "play imp posribly a decisive part; irt; that the only , adequate .and - T clfecth - ectivc defense against an air attack Is an alr foree of your own; and hence inch u? t.?ir *orce Pfopetly equipped, highly trained, must be part of our military establishment. So fa r as our national safety is concerned, It is my firm opinion that ah ade­ quate air force is the best peace Insurance policy that this country can Obtain. “Aircraft as weapons of'w arfare yearly becomes m ore'sw ift, more (H»werful, more destructive; Ittrii It is in aircraft as agents of com­ merce, carrying tho world’s goods and transporting the peoples of one community to another, th at the deeper significance lies. “Inevitably the time will come when tho life insurance companies will he willing to grant Insurance at regular premiums on the lives of travelers by air and the opera­ tors of aircraft. This would great­ ly aid the development of air trans­ portation and I hope that this as­ sociation will give careful consider­ ation to such nn important mat­ ter. “It is a fact that much has been done during the past few yeart to moke flying less hazardous. This involved the consideration of many factors, among them the improve­ ment of tho equipment, laying out and marking air routes ami the creation of proper facilities along them. With landing fields a t prop­ er intervals, many of the risks of flying would be eliminated. MOROS ABIDE BY VARIED HISTORY KORAN’S RULE OF SH IP f REVEALED 4 WIVES TO 1 MAN WHEN IT IS SUNK Lack of Home Life Given as Old Rum Ship Sunk Off Const Cause For Absence of Clvi- of California Said to Have lizatin in Southern Prov­ Once Been Used by Spanish inces of The Philippines Kini; as Pleasure Yacht SOFIA', Dec. II. — t h e Gypsy language, which in not regarded as a written tongue, has been put into print for the first time this autumn for political campaign purpores. -■«»* ir'V-V It Is printed in Slavic characters, but most of the words are unin­ telligible to n Bulgarian or any other Slavic-speaking person. The political terms, however, are Sla­ vic words. An agrarian campaign document, printed in the Romany language, polntli nut that the late, dictator, Stafcibttilfsky, was anxfcua to en­ franchise the entire Gypsy race, but the democratic Union prevent­ ed the entranchisement by put.ting an.end to the Stamboulisky j regime. • • * Under the Bulgarian constitu! tion the Gypsied enjoy the same , rights of equality that are enjoyed Jby every other race. ! experience save money for the <„ TACOMA. Wash., D«e. 11,—The The.structure is being put i . primitive methods used by the a trail in one of the most legions of Julius Caesar In build­ ed sections of the West ing bridges during his Gallic cam­ power machinery of any available. The troops and paigns are being employed by a mules are doing the work* group of Unttod States soldiers to cutting down trees to putting I construct a 250-foot span over the in place for the vittage. upper Elwha river in tho wild Ol­ soldiers live in a tent ympic mountain! of Washington. They have to pack .their suppl ITie soldiers include 130 officers for miles over forest and mo and men from the Sixth Engineers j tain trails. TO ENTERTAIN MARTIN JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 11.— Tho pcor Chinese, at the extreme right, was found guilty of looting after j Prior to feavjnK fo*r Tn|iahaanee. righting around Peking. He was tor.wrod for soma time, then s-'t 11Pi where he is to b« inaugurated In fiiint of n firing squad* Hi1 ts seen here uwaiting the end with j UI|^ q aH pjorida’a next Kovenior, yrim resignation. John W. Martin three times may­ or nf tills city*, is to bt? entertain­ ed by th« chamber of commerce Caucasian Jap Subject AmericanCustomNow at nil old-fashioned doltnr dinner. dinner probably will be serv­ NowCitizenofAmercia Popular In Austria The ed in tho armory nnd will be the chamber's tribute to oro next gov LOS ANGELES, Dec. 11 ■— VIENNA, Dec. 11.—Tho Amcri- ernor and as expression of the af­ Granting of citizenship here re­ can "logan, “do your Christina < fection held for him by his homo cently to u Caucasian native of chopping early,” 1ms reached Vien­ city. Janan established what govern­ na nnd is proving its worth. Stores ment officers believo to bo a pre­ brought out their toys nnd other WHY OFFICERS HAVE GRAY Christians goods weeks earlier this HAIR cedent. sea. jn than formerly. This move The applicant, Rlccardo Stanieci to stimulate business is attributed TAMPA, Dec. 11.—Answer to when applying to an enterprising merchant who a local interpreter, wnen for citizenship papers, stated that hcanl of the i(k,a trom ,m Ameri- the question. “ Why Immigration j officers turn gray-haired," has ho was horn in Jnpun. brought u p , cjm fr;clu| been found here. It is due to tho ac^ d l n ? ‘« Tllc Houl’er says the proposal has necessity of deciding such pro­ s h o w 'taken exceedingly well with his blems as that developed by the ian ,parentage. Investigation show t his parents „„n womenh cuitomers, ed• that years ago th b ig tht,considering flrH yt,„Kr the the latest nrrlvnl of aliens vho sought their way into tho country through S b a ss” K o k i o tH h * Plan has bean tried in this country. the irregular channels of smugg­ lers. Mrs, Edith Wnrshousky, After tin death of his parents, HEADS COMMITTEE said to he nn alien Jewess from Stanieci sai l, he was adopted by a Poland, one of a party of five who Japanese family with whom he liv­ WINTER PARK. Dec. 11.— No­ were smuggled into tho country, ed until 12 years ngo, when hi* en­ tice of election of Deun It. Spra­ hns sinco her arrival given birth tered the United States a t San gue of Rollins College to the Coun­ to n hoy whose rationality now Francisco. cil of the Eugenics Committee of; niunt bo "determined, the United States hns been re­ OWNERS REPRESENTED ceived here. Dean Sprague hns TO ORGANIZE BALL LOOP '. . r . i . , ,, ,, .. „„ written and lectured a great deul MELBOURNE, Dec. 11.— A MIAMI, Dec. II -More thnn •>) on 8u|jjcct of engenica and owners are represented in the race betterment needs of tho coun- committee Is W orking in this sec­ tion of the East Const territory* on stublcs of horses already arrived! the organization of a second win­ hero for tho openin'* races on J a n . __________________ ter baseball league, which it has 15. Headliners among the horses | WORKING ON SURVEY been proposed should lie formed now hero includo Sunsini of the ' —-----Lilaiie stables; Skyscraper, a W. | DAYTONA, Dec. 11.—Civil on- with Vera, Okcchobee, Stuart ami J. Both Animal; \Vilham Martin h Kjnecri4 have taken tho field for this city holding franchises. Pro­ Inver Maid and \ alndor; Pegasus MUrvcy 0f Volusia county’s portion posals cnll for gnmes on Sundays and Surf Rider of the Audley nf th,» proposed Daytnnn-Ocnln and Thursdays of each with. Stu­ Farms; El Jusmar and Swe« - state highway which will cut tho art nnd Okeechobee being the stakes of the A. P. Alexander distance between those places to homo teams on Sundays und Vcro and Melbourne on Thursdays. If string! Venus, owned by J. R. about 70 miles. this league is organized it will be Thornby; Volnnti and Hyperion, survey will he mnde both of the second winter league to op­ two of the Rabin’s stable and Wise theA Volusia Avenue route, on n Counsellor, conqberor of Eninsrd straight line from the western erate on th 11 enst coast this win­ in the first international race bc- terminus of that thoroughfare ter, the South-eastern Florida t', r en the French horse an., A:.i- actoss country to St. Johns riv- Winter League having been form­ ed several days ago. erican thoroughbreds this year. ei, and the Holly Hill route, over the old Volusia road, with three APPROVE PIER PLANS t - i approaches. Afterwards the engineors will submit estimates on ST PETERSBURG. Dec. * 1 tho practicability and cost of con­ The city commission has approved struction by each route. plans for a new municipal pier t o ___________________ SAN PEDRO, Cal., Dec. 11. — LOS ANGELES. Dec. 11.—The absenco of civilization in the With the sinking of the runt ship southern provinces of the Philip­ Culia oil tho const of Northern pine Islands is attributed to the luck of home lifa and the practice California recently, it was revealed of polygnmy among the native here that the vesiel had n history Moors, said Mrs. Carl M. Moore, of romance and adventure nnd was wife of the governor of the south- r.old once to have been owned by Ihcless there is a continu- ern Islands of the Philippines and a king of Spain. Here is her hishement on the part of air herself a Hlipino. She is visiting u,iy au told on "the beach." Itersonnel to have such c::|l U11 Angelos. j When built 40 yearn ago for tho its enrried forward reguTm!ro can bo no more hojpo Spanish king, the graceful clipper From these sources, sug- m e whero there is a harem," Mrs. yacht, equipped with gold fitting for all sorts of flights Moore explained. "The lack of umi priceless draperies, was the thing those in charge of the home life in the Southern Islnnd3 envy of European royalty, dec headquarters here. Us- about 1,600 small islands, totalling ( From the nervice of the kind the I the plans are accompanied not over L000 3,luore miles, is :yeH3ej passed to that of un English flunteer offers in writing, duo to the influence of tho M o-. merchant prince, then successively Bitted by the originators hammed an religion, Every man. War nervice, to a band of British guesting permission to at- living there under Mohammedan! adventures who called her the whatever project has been rule not only avails himself of i Frontiersman, and finally, after the |ste<l. the Lu:en.i .’anted light u t’.i’. r adventurer: went bankrupt a t San uf the suggested projects wives, but i.c also takes advantage Pedro, into the liquor trude. She will be found close to tho of the modern privilege of divorce.] wus not wnnted by the legitimate the “cheat" when it is re- * i ,e tt J ,0‘<e.r Player ho is contin- liner of shipping, because she was it probably will be some Uolly throwing one wife into the, a coal burning vessel on an oil Hat uf a proposed flight discard nnd picking u fresh one burning coast. |the W«t Coast to Hawuii. ,h 'mIlor decks equipped with machine cost approximately $1,000,000 Tho| Crovelnml-Florida nnd Western be that this proposal will self in this manner *"Xl,din* with a continu-, BUnK t„ ki.eer 'uw^ y hijuCKeriJi uhc director of public works has been pnllroad Company to build new staJen serious study next spring al succession of young beuutien for sailed for Havana under tho new authorized to udvcrtise for bids,! tjon uniei. Army fliers realize, his harem. name of Guiliu. Returning from subject to the passage of a hoiulj for that the Pacific, because “Rome of tho marriage customs Cuba, the Guiliu ran out of fuel issue which will be submitted t o ---------------------------------------------order existing, ». , of, things , , i of the land-dwelling natives are olT tile west coast of Mexico. Her the voters. Plans cnll for a pier brjd. »ldon, a ,..m l, cabin was torn down nnd fed to the approximately 1H00 feet long with lentially a navy problem, | her own A wedding, She is array- boiler vres, ami as u lust resort a width of 100 feet. fore, they may leave the ii flight to the navy avlntors, i cd in her wedding garments, fru- part of her rum cargo was fed to TO MEET IN JACKSONVILLE of gaily-colored mater­ the flames a bottle at n time. Utter wish to undertake it. quently M any h avn been a s to n is h e d how with a veil, many beads and At Enr-unadn, Lower California, y pilots interested in the ials ic k ly a had co u g h d is a p p e a r s JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 11.— qwuhen girdles, ami then locked in a tomb­ 115 tons of coal were obtained, nnd tr e a te d w ith a now douhlet believe it would be both like room, where she is guarded The College of Bishops of the nettun tr e a t m e n t t h a t la sim ple b u t the crew prayed that this fuel tticul and a vuiunbe umler- by some male relative. Thu imeffective. would take them to Vancouver. But Southern Methodist church were w oHnderfully Greater distances than e re la tho m ethod, w h ic h la based frorn tho California coant'To an!s’ Mohammedan priests, recite her progress was retarded by a scheduled to assemble here Thurs­ o n a r e m a rk a b le p re s c rip tio n k n o w n ceremony over the head of storm, and again the Guilin ran day for their Hniuial conference. n s Dr. K in g 's Now D iscovery for li already hnve been success- ahelong You sim ply t a k e one tvagroom. The bridal nair may out of coal, She floundered at sea, One of the chief topics to lie con­ IhiUKhs: otgotiuted by nir, but never Ithen mnumful and hold It tn y o u r th r o a t sidered, according to advance in­ exchange long distance greet­ a forbidden visitor to the nearby f o r 16 o r 20 ncconda b e f o r e sw a llo w ­ water expanse of that size, through a barred window, buti California shores which alone could formation. was that pertaining to ing. w ith o u t f o llo w in g w ith w a te r , j tit a stop. It has been claim- ings h e presc rip tio n h a s a double a c ­ unification with the northern Ttion. It n o t only s o o th e s an d heals it the distance, >'reat ns itj not until after the repeated cere- give her aid brunch of the church. The bishso re n e ss nnd Inflam m ation, b u t also The one-time clipper yacht went onn w e r e to r e m a i n h e r e th r o u g h loosens a n d rem ove s tho p h le g m nnd *advantage by favorable s j s r s s s s ^ a s .’S r a r K : to the bottom, nn ahamloned rum Hurulnv w hen it •irin.iiiini'il congestion w hich a r o tho d ire c t i pounced married sufficiently to set . . ii Wa? u nn.uUnlL u I « “'* «f tho c o ughing. W hen tho winds and thut this condi- t,n and establishment of their i unner, scuttled by her crew, re­ they w ould o c c u p y p u lp it s th r o u g h • ca u se Is removed, th o s o v e r e s t cough ports : ay. toifether with the assistance own. q u ic k ly d isappears. out tiie city. airfare patrol along the line | T h is t r e a tm e n t la f o r coughs* All the members of the crew ,/hon a woman murries, tho Chest colds, tic k lin g . Bora throat, 11h uf danger from a project ATTENDING CONVENTION hoarseness, b ro n c h itis , spasinodlii 1bridegroom or his family give were rescued by a passing ship and otherwise would bo more or her a dowry. If she runs nway brought to San Francisco. etc. Itecom m iindsd fo r c h il­ Rev. F. D. King, pastor of the croup, lardous. d r e n a s w ell u s g r o w n folks—n o from her husband and it is proved First Baptist Church, is in Lake­ n a r c o tic s o r o p ia tes . Economical* that he treated her cruelly, she NewFixturesInstalled land attending the Florida Baptist too, a s tho dose Is o n ly one t e a ­ ing Sanford keens the dowry, whether lands, Convention as representative of the spoon r u t A t a l l g o o d d r u g g is ts . cattle or money. But if she Is un­ By Local Barber Shop local church. He is accompanied A sk for )uty of Cilizen, faithful nnd runs away with an­ by II. S. Sellick, secretary of the School, who is also u dele­ McMullen’s Barber Shop at 210 other man, sii« must return not Says DeCottes only tho dowry, but twice the n- First Street is having installed six Sunday gate. Others who are repic.-cnting SERVICE STATION niount. There are very few un­ new chairs making it an eighth- the Seminole Baptist Association Continued on page 0 ) are: Rev. J. N. Thompson, .1, H. faithful wives.” First Street and Elm Avo. chair shop and is undergoing other Whee'er, R. L. Wheeler, Dr. Dean >4 Palmer, chairman of the Phone 447-1.3 committee, made u - report alterations which when completed Smith and E. N. Holland. *ing tne schedule of games ’ will make this place uf busipisa played by the Milwaukee i one of the most attractive tonif. •is” whilo training here ' serial shops in the city, it is mi­ •Piing. Six games already ne uneed. wen scheduled with the W. A. McMullen, owner of the Chillies and Braves and shop stated thut painters will be­ ®Uons are now under way gin work Thursday night to finish (Continued on pn"o .7) “• scheduling of three aildiMr. Chuniberiuin explained he the interior in white enumol In ad­ ifames. Sanford, Mr. Palu new bootblack parlor has ,aid. may be assured of at will be Great Britain’s perman­ dition been added for the accommodation ent league delegate us long as his tunc contests next year, iniutcly of tuoictashrluiuuuinetao party remains in office, and he will “aimer also brought to the tha patrons of this shop. Ap­ t'or of the organization pinna do his utmost to attend ull league of proximately <1JC00 is being spent meetings. His visit to Rome was Birtg thc, Stale High School in renovuting and installing shnirs made with tho purpose of show­ he Association to allow the Biunship football game be- ing the interest the British govern­ and new fixtures. ‘n lluvul High unil Summer- ment felt in the league. The British government has not •titute of Bartow to be pluyunder-rated the importance of the this eity. GUNS PYREX WARE i Junior Chamber may take protocol, he added, for it contains H F O R SALE ; matter of n community such aims and principles ns no g ■ '«as trees if present plans thinking person could overlook. 1* One Sable and Silver j The United States, he remark­ CUTLERY POCKET KNIVES Emitted by Glen Witnbish,, GERMAN POLICE DOG ? Wize. A report on tho mat- ed, would be most welcome in the ' ds reception by other civic league, hut it is impossible to try Age 4Yi Months a FISHING TACKLE PERCOLATERS ’’ he made at the meet- to force Washington to accept hos­ This puppy has rare confor­ pitality against its will. w*t week. mation, great substance, huge Britain on Occupied Territory. Ifr,'h*rv L. C, Behout submitbone, altogether a dog of Inter-allied war debts have not .chart showing thtx division huunonious Shephard quali­ been discussed here, he went on. Minlicr of commerce into its ties. Undoubtedly of champ­ His persona) opinion is that Brit­ "'•committees and their ruChildren’s Toys and Sporting goods—Santa Claus suggests ionship calibre. ain would participate in the mili­ , ID V’ cuch other. The Sire—Bid Champion. Hero tary occupation in the militury th a t these gifts can best be bought at adopted by the. Dallas, of Elinview. unior Chamber of Com- occupation of German territory as Darn—Maltroa Gretchen V •ai‘1 to have produced ef- long us occupation existed. This No better breeding •mlts, pixtvented ithe n o overo v e r - referred ------------- to evacuation -----:-----, ■, of the Co-j 5 Slico. Z nl duties and gave each *ran*, r“ »“ *r«d by Jan. 1. 5 'obtainable. treaty. r°*r a part in the organiza- u:,(Ier tho Verzailles treal work. PRICE $200.00 Winter Huven—Florida Western Phone 571-J u ' U.—iHie Gcrman- & Northern Ruilruud Company to has decided to ex- build new pussenger station here. Fre-.Mal H im; K e n n e l w fu"ctions to include furReg. Clermont — Exchange packing | ■ m commercial relations house sturts operation with payroll. ■ ■ ■ nggagC *l«M U g|ggcaaggaa ' . u*e two countries. v t 75, J Quick Way To Break Heavy Cough It Is S a f e r to build with Sheetrock W FELLOWS’ Britain’s Egyptian PolicyContinuation MacDonald’s Views C o u c h S A FEW CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Hill Hardware Co. O O D ceiling is a menace in any building. Sheetrock is a protection, because Sheetrock is fireproof. Made from rock—pure gypsum caot in sheets— it will not burn, ignite or transmit fire. A nd as easy to work with as lumber. Saws and nails readily. Goes up quickly—you just nail it to the joists or studding. Decorate with wall pc per, paint, panels, or Textone. The Sheetrock Decorator. You don’t need canvas with Sheetrock. Sheetrock makes solid, tight-jointed, perma­ nent walls at low ccmt. Made only by the United States Gypsum Company. Ask your lumber or building material dealer for a sample and prices. f U N IT E D S T A T E S G Y P S U M C O M P A N Y '205 W est Monroe Street, Chicago, liliuoL* *»t b»* u. s. p m . on. SHEETROCK THE Fireproof W A L L B O A R D CARTER Li aiisLit company �is D n s o e f ie The Great Paeiflc Coast. Where I h e Desert Rejoice*. One Chance Hearat Missed. It’s a Great Country. y f SpM E O N E ^GOING^^ GET A RIDE IN A WAgON I OAN •t MUM. pimmS " * No school teacher can be in the par-excellent category a??"'** ^»uJ.« unless she can read aloud in pleasing fashion, an.d knows riofm*. under Act of how to instruct boys and girls to read aloud well. *T‘OKAS ___ M llw The boy or girl who goes through the eight grades of the BY ARTHUR BRISBANE tO OBIId. — X i i u t t f elementary*schools and comes out without the. ability to read trepyright iaao> aloud, pleasingly^has not had the right teaching. The ma­ r i m I4S A tm * jority of this teachers of those eight grades either were in­ IIP T IO V ItA T K * THIS IS Los Angeles, looking .00 Six M onth*—11.50 competent or some" foolish arrangement of the curriculum City b y C a rr ie r, p e l out front a window of the Ambass­ W e akly E d itio n 12.00 prevented them from having an opportunity to stress that ador Hotel upon a city of which important—in some respects that MOST important subject, the beauty and growth, .multiply • . | loncst . ATi^tWtu.rvj'dral rekding. o f th a n k * , r eso lu tio n * tenfold the wonders told of.A lad­ M oll! | f e n t e r ta i n m e n t * w h e r e In the lowest grades of the primap( school, little boys din’s jpmp. mad* w ill be c h a r g e d nrei and girls are given an opportunity {o read' qloijy (qvery day. Before you leave tho railroad ir a d v e r tis in g rate*. at They stumble over the hard words, “calling" them off with-|^ti»tinn, 'Los Angeles facts arc pourIn AaaociATnn f h e s * lis te d P ress Is exclu a- often little notion of whnt it is all about. A little higherTh* fed info you. ^ . ; to the ue« fo r repubthe grades,(the rending hours are shortened and the idea Twelve bundled thousand popu­ paper and *l*o th e local s6ems itiore to teach words than to tcacn the methods of lation, ns shown by the school cen­ hed h ere in .'.'A ll rig h ts get.ting expression out of the sentences in the reading books. sus. That’* Lp* Angeles. tln n of special <1Input clirepuh hereto sleo reeervOd. A/tqr while, we are told, oral rending is only a casual The most' Important Seaport in part of the history or the geography lesson. There is only the United States next to the port "THUifelMY. DECEMBER 11. w . eel .. -. . i .. here and there any formal- nttempt to teach reading, oral of New York. That’s also Los Angeles. BIBLE jftlOUGIlT FOR TODAY reading, ns an accomplishment. HAVE YOU any manufacturing J . TRUST’AND WAVER'NOTi*- ( In the Sanford schools it may be that boys and girls are t n i i t in the Lord with nil thine taught to rend with well-modulated voices, carefully enun­ industries of importance in Los M art; and lean not unto thine own ciated words, and with the expression the thought back of the, Angeles? ■oderatanding. Proverbs ,3:5. words demands. If this is true, Sanford boys nnd girls «» arc! ______________ _________ » , Pain nnd amazement shine in Hint f» T b n tf will w ill carry nn.iM. i«* U --!- adult!1 - 1 “ 1 '0* Angeles’s face, wonderfully fortunnte. They into their £, COMPARISONS lives one of the most delightful, and valuable, accomplish- j A: wcl1 have asked Ilnrt, Schaffr" * Tkcxa nut y friends are neither ricli nor great, But I pm fond of them, nnd they re fond of me, I dare to Htate, What nfcre can pomp nnd fortune say? e share each others’ joy nnd woes, We laugh und sing when skies are-blue, e*ve nil 'the chnrrrlM true friend* ship .knows,..* , ’ J f ,* What more can richer friend­ ships do? » day by day nnd yenr by year "Ark” *Newtnn was a hero in his it game for Florida, u. • •nil Wo ilka bride, i crossword PUxxl* L * ? " switch brfdg,. into 7 ^ * 1 Ploying bridge Bridget, that’s the mode*, mite’s idea of married tf* And the crossword ^ not ns interesting u liable cross-the-s>trwt \V)int will you giv« tab] him some asbestos used in opening Chrutsy Portland cow e*M tovJ maybe perhaps she r i J milk. Those debutantes gidJ ing out parties now s-jJT Ir.g wornout parties bcfjq True sportsmen uriJJ o more than the law’s i W game and the others will 4 er. , My g o l f is n o t so v e r y g ood, m»nlu eats. m 1 My batik account is always low, Too often the child that has learned to read at home, nnd fhe motor neath my auto's hood ' Ia n ot an “eight’’ but it will go, is encouraged there to read aloud under the tutelage of cul­ -do not wear silk underwear, 'O r coktn by costly tuilorh nmde. tured pnrents. Is the “star" reader in the school room to the If shoes I’ve but one extra pair, : ,And but one hat my brow to sHUMJe; Lnd yet'despite he lack of style Which :Oiarks the course that l most run, keep m living oil the while And Hum to have « lot of fun. I, i y overcoat, whon winds) blow cold, Is stool‘enough to keep me warm Ills year it will be three years old And sag a trifle round my form, Ut what of that? I shall not frtjjMEO Nor feet the weather inure thuii they Tto bought their gunnents overnOM A t prices I could never pny; jmnarieons are relative When .everything is said and dope, lough on n lesser plane I live, I get my share of honest fun. J1 ner & Marx “Do you make men’s clothing ?” Have we any manufactures? This is the sixth city in the United in manufactures and we’ve neglect of children who need to have the expert attention States only started. of their teacher every minute thnt can justly he given them. Stretched across the side of a The par-excellent teacher makes a spcc-inl effort to have r.mnil mountain outside the city, the boys and girls in her classes rend well. She knows the |JUM 11) oicciric you new see UI at IIIKIII night 1nil electric sign sign importance of this art—not merely ns a school exercise, but “Hullywoodlnnd.” They offer Los for the making o f useful, happy lives. ; Angeles bargains there. You That child of yours, how well and how willingly does he might perhaps get an acre for $30,read aloud ? (N)0. When, mcn^tivjng were boys, you could have bought thnt big No Use To Get Panicky, Plant More hill and all the hills mid mountains Plant some more. Instead of sending out alarms about in sight for half of $30,GOO. And the grave dunger of exhausting Nature’s supply of Christmas if you had offered such a cum the trees nnd holly, why not a general trade campaign, showing owners would have insured your lc.it you should die before com­ OUR GAY LIFE the money-making possibilities of raising trees and holly and life, pleting the deal. TAMPA TIMES mistle-toe for the Christmas market? Is there a lull in tho Lon Ange­ Most of us listen with anxiety to the warnings against the use of Christmas trees and holly. It seems entirely prob­ les boom? Yes, n lull like that of The Rev. Dr. John Roach Strn- ing there i.s nt the same lime n man catching his breath after n ton of Calvary Baptist Church, lot of good in the world. able that the supply will give out before many more Ameri­ aMarathon New York, suid in a recent ser­ race. The silly evils Dr. Straton re­ can generations have come and gone. The beautiful old cus-i mon that the following are the ferred to are conspicuous, but we tom of the decorated tree and the Christmas holly wreaths I DON’T LAUGH at this nix mill* things which are sapping the life doubt very much if the strength may have to be discarded, unless—and „ „ , this .this . . _method .7 i seems lions This town will nnd strength of the United States: of the United States is being sap­ method ii. 1proposition. * •• * anti ' “Petting purties, lipsticks, rouge ped to the extent thut he seems entirely eeneible-the markets are aystemuticniiy^a'utiplicti | more' """™’,: pots, cigarots— to think. by men who see the opportunities for catering to the Christ-! ......... „ „ recralc Crops may fail now nnd then “Joy riding, risque plays, mushy mas markets. but there is little feur of nn utter movies— m na mnt* n “ As for holly, thousands of idle acres on the hill-sides in ^ e future of California, or Florida, {’Indecent dressing, disregarded lack of bread unless the seed corn , is lost. There arc countless moth- | the Cnrolinns could be planted with the berries, nnd in a few for they will draw, us a magnet darning, gambling— ers and fathers and brothers und years yield a harvest. Instead of fretfully trying to protect drawn a tuck, those that have mon­ “Divorce, Sunday desecration— sisters not cuught in the wild; the present growth of holly and laurel and other mountain ey enough to live where they plensc, “Disrespect for parents, disre­ whirls of the silly set. It would, nnd here, as in Florida, the cost gard for authority— be well indeed if their numbers shrubbery, the government of North Carolina could probably i nf living is remarkably low, less “Cabarets, fancy food, lnzy were grently increased. But pro­ offer, inducements to owners of mountain Innd that ‘than half the cost of decent com- hours, overheated houses — gress is being made in a rt and encouniige Inywh plttutingjof murketuble trees und shrubs. fort in New York -State, for in- . “All without hope of heaven or literature nnd the inventive gen­ fear of hell!” ius of the United States is amaz­ Aml what is true for North Carolina is true for every stance, Dr. Ktraton covered a lot of ing the world. statu in which marketable vegetable nrrmvlh o f «n« m ...« ...... " ,hl! ‘4l’" 11 ....... territory. There is much truth in ............. Indiscretions? Yc3, too many what he says, nnd there arc few! of them.......... . .... ... ... ... i ,! v a n -will disagree with hirtV hutj A lot of things are to be found th*-11average commentator. will puss in' the U rt‘ 'lives of . . . people of the Unitit all off --!iL with *» the remark: ed States which ought not to be I “It’s a fast age in which we there, but the United States live!” grows and prospers and. speak­ And so it is. While there arc ing in the large, gets better in' many thing* which need remedy- spite of them. Of course the meanest the one who told his chili, ta died. Next meanest is buying only educational Financing Christinas... IS NO PROBLEM . IF YOU JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB i Have Money When you need it most would MAKE SURE—JOIN NOW FIRST NATIONAL Bi, A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FOSTER, President B. F. WH1TNER, i ------------o — .— — sides of the Light up tho city streets. High* magnificently honutiymen fail ns white way men. SEARCHING FOR SOMETHING NEW and vineyards, ■ o--------POLK COUNTY RECORD __trees laden with This feljow Mortimer is develop- liko that, just for its advertising value. fruit, the grapevines cut close to ; into something of a short-story the ground to grow next year’s ler himself. "Why do they pass?" is the cry i And wise planning business men fruitbenring vines. i——— o-------Between the rows of trees you I Hint comes from northern and cen-!|,ttVu catered to the taste nnd enhnneed the tropa-ul suggestion lomethlng new in Christmas see shallow ditches, a few inches tral Florida us they see the long. j wherever possible. FADS CROWD EACH OTHER ts; one hundred newspapers con­ deep. They mean irrigation. ning the best cross-word pujtPALATKA NEWS The only hotwnm those caravans of auto tourists wending; There is a log hint in this for ly difference between s. groves and vineyards and the so- their way through to the South j the smaller cities of South Florida North j now. Tho»e that are reaching out —----- o--------"desert’’ just beyond is the Florida tourist resorts. Just ns homes are fitted with the is soaking in his hath before thu called difference of water and no water. Florida claims with some just'rt-jfor the tourists should take every They Jiave raptured the “lone Water does for the land what cation that its fields are as fertile, I means to give a tropical touch idit” in Miami. We thought best and most expensive sets of water grows too cold. its _ cli-jto their surroundings. __ .... .... i* out M'MiiitiiiKn. 1Plant Itlill ' knowledge for the human its scenery as pretty, and •re were several bandits dawn malt Jong; just ah merchants who Thus it has the advantage over mind. “(Jivedoes light (knowledge) and matt* practically tho vnnic us South palms und shrubs that bear pay ire. * i' anticipated that the 'sales were to the game thut is supposed to have the people will find their own way," Florida. Yet the motorists piurj colored flowers. Encourage th e | doubly increase ns the popularity through toward Polk, Hillsborough, I Spanish type of residence. !| Defense* say they will not plead of' the game grew more intense; originated in Chinu many neons ssiid Dante. Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota and j 1 hose who come to Florida image Give water to these “desert ago, so long ago, in fact, that thu amity in Kid McCoy’s case. They counties nnd on the west const on o r ' the state many times before they; | |>u{m n’t havu to plead insanity. E\-. just as players had become accus­ real Chinaman has to have Ameri­ lands,” add to the water a few iLee i «. Beach ■a* — 1 aDade -.i. counties ----- -s — ’reach here. They are influenced I 10 ins', coast, tomed t o .“culling things by their can instruction before he can grasp thousand of Dante's fellow-coun-11i|>.. yone knows he’s crazy. .g ieitlv by stories rend from writ-! trymon from Italy, or other good j The unswe ’ o-— — right names’’ und could sit up and any idea of it. The cross-word workers, and these lands will pro­ rer i;‘ that the motorists ers who used generous dashes of \ | Teddy,' Junior, is going hunting crow withbut fear that someone tormentntion is a source of lira in duce are searching for u change from i “local color.” anything that you want. northern1Siberia. He wont find better versed would tell them where worry, but it way be set down for their home cities nnd country. They i All of their expectations trend y elephants he can ride up there they* was fi’ great blunder in the a fact that while llie thought glob­ When the flying machine comes, want tho orange groves, the palm s,!toward the tropical. They expect ules are bury with it there will be her. play; Just an all these things oc­ an time or space or room for un- as it will in a few years, and and the strange ncwne&s of the •something different. And the city i — — o-------cur along comes .the cross-word otbfci lea to rent quarters in the people from the East fly to Cali­ tropics, South Florida received a that lie: t tills their expectations' After* <ui it doesn't make much puzzle to take all the tang out of fornia as easily nnd quickly as greater boon in this from nature, d raw s them as citizens. Terence ‘whether it is a Rolls tiiupiph um| "d tin* jack out of vicinity. Another advantage is they go now from New York to lhat it costa nothing to play it yce or a Ford that runs over jong. or to solve it or to attempt to solve Washington or Newport, this i. ■ ’’ ' iThiiti thu cross-word puzzle has it. Any old paper may be picked country will he known to all. Mennthe advantage over any other form up, a sheet of paper slipped fro TOOLS AND WISE MEN the om man that KPF’ get _____ _ miv uii mm !I while, »i.....fortunate * of* *' i. --navel ahead the others, anywhere !-l oi paper slipped fmm a jin To Iw sure vour Christmas of amusement must lie admitted. It l,. h,,,,. ..1 ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT otel writing desk, nnd a pencil b o r- j from San Diego on tho oouth to *kagea will reach their destina- ‘may lie “played”, providing that iiowed; there is the entire am use-j Seattle on the north. ns before Christmas day, it "play" is the proper word to use me sent a t practically no cost. I *»--outfit * The bull market that has pre­ I'itficulty of that—it is practically in speaking of this form of educa­ gilt be well to mail them now. Merchants cannot "stock** it "for 1 u vailed since the presidential elec­ impossible for tho small : pecula­ tion, alimn t anywhere. At the res­ -o~ is naught about tin* thing* I -tl. ' y<m cn!im,t K*' wrong, ta u ra n t while waiting for the slow there ___iT ^ **»■ OVIUL Ki‘!tr t ‘he warmth tion has attracted a horde of am­ tor to play with stocks without to litter up the shelves; vendors !*he KlkB of Jacksonville will !»«?j«ird<*2f where the waiter was not vendors!of Sun Diego, the mild Winter ateur : peculators who are trying burning bis fingers. ed right for several years when tipped on the start there can lie cannot stand upon the sidewalks '•....“•" climate of Los Angeles, the brac­ to make a killing. It is a com­ It does not occur to many smnll y get their new $350,000 club a number of words added to tin* and put up a spell about buying ing air, intense business energy, mon phenomenon; it occurs every speculators, for instance, that there one for “the c h i l d r e n " lor "the children;" nor can ise. time the market acts sensational­ lir.t; the mind cun revolve while mail order houses sell the best beautiful mountains covered with is a selling side to the market ns ly, and the result this time will be well as a buying one. He is at­ j speeding in the car to see if the made at nr!<•«»« »hn» »■»-* —*----- ' live oaks of the San Fr:i rancisco re*Ime wus when the answer to identical with previous history— tracted by a bull market; but iw to make money?" was some few lucky ones will pull out when the trend becomes bearish! •n’t spend it." hut imwnduys it with nice .gains,, 'but the grent he ceases operations. The clever | Spend it,” but spend it right. ; majority will be separated from oner, “sell short” and clean up. their meager “stakes.” There is hardly anything so Possibly there is no stupidity omplox in it., reactions ami so lore business buildings must tie i equal to the colossal and monu­ cnitlvely responsive as tho stock ctcd in the downtown’ district, if mental kind represented !»y tho market. Yet fools rush into its iford is to provide suitable its I j poor nmn who think he can take labyrinthine mazes while may be cogitated while tho MoVerjthing ^ w ' X u t the re space for nil those business ___ ___e wise nu*n ! a few hundred dollars and buck 1 Thip land oil the Pacific and tin* stand aloof. There will be many ccrns desirous of locating here. land hack of it is an empire pre- the stock market successfully. If core fingers and empty pocket-j . o-------' served for a future population of it is. hard to beat the races—and books at the end of the present! <iw they are saying thnt Frankhundreds of millions, and no imag­ there are few who question the hull movement. . GOSSIP IN .COURT ii discovery of oW tritfty by ination can even dimly foresee what ins of a ikey lied to a kite is ASHEVILLE CITIZEN it will be. iing but a myth. Thut comes The only small cloud on the hnriloiuethhlg of a shock,, CONTEMPORARY COMMENT Elias II. Mortimer, t hief witness ■».<n—a very small one—>is rivalry this country if mbYe jurists wcVg; hitvtccii different part* of this ogiinst Col. Charles It. Forla-s in 1 is liafd for sumo of us to like Judge Carpenter in his npposi-[ magnificent domain. erstnnd the whys und wifere- the Veterans' Bureau l o o t i n g lion to such tactics. The public Thi'te r'° .Tratitude. App'lhu.l, r AM; animals are useful for sonic-! *- — *- * “ Every citizen of the United u of a $ 111,IKK),000 upproprin- charges, attempted the other day has been he goes right _tu - speaker and -- • > . . . thing, if only to make the tiller in < sickened again and again State; should rejoice in the con­ a public bill for a “new navy," when to give testimony dragging in per­ by this rapidly growing American or* talking.—Baltimore Sun. chicken sn! id.—Birmingham news. F r just got througli sinking a sonal g issip und gratuitous scan­ custom of unnecessary airing pet stantly growing prosperity of evid new thirty million dollar dal affecting a woman prominent in Washington officialdom. He leship. did not get fur with it. As soon V — o-------- ’ he Jiiinftslc.i, we read, is quite us he had pronounced the first latest thing in I’urisian dances, sentence of bis . attempted story, don’t know the precise execu- Judge George H. Carpenter, lireof the Jiimusku, but as it is ........ ,k eievato the j tirrln g to the South as a collec-1to swat the rich. to tie n continuation in the filling at the trial, ordered it stricken from tho iccnid and shut, courts m popular opinion and tion of people from “Central Iowa” — Folks u oil to think they were i * direction us the Quiver and off the statement. He could see i saw countless individuals ................... . ifrom i u m i'and m i u tho *i»v South s uu ; ii lDUi|; quite some when their name np- ( Huopa-huppu, it should at least no good, he said, in uiring such ’wri ntiis ting uoff passing evolutionists are right, it’af J • L hm nufferlru:, H uvery competitors in thi* North ... , , ,is., , court *•»» I I w’J thy the cons Iteration of gossip when it threw no light on 1^ till! pea red in the paper, but nowadays i him wm.Ll t ti t i s '. ...... t . —. . ^ I,rin* thu flappers and the Spin- the charges under investigation. ir land would’ fix as its ideal w,h‘*U' lhi"K.,l.hi!1 T '.V lf’ a J u . b •*that it took to long to tlie real thrill comes when it is an­ t i i ethe |position by Judge Cur- ami THIS IS A GREAT COUNnoopers.—Baltimore Eve' IMri|y I cague. lt^ would ht* u great thing far pertec r’tn the taken hHirbea trial. TRY. nounced over the radio. — Dim | j qlSH-Ain. Moines Ucfibiter Tribune. BUY HER A H0M1 for CHRISTMAS New five rocm iiungnlow located on large lo| with shrubbery nnd orange trees. This is n bargain you cannot afford to mi?* Price $350.00 cash. Balance $50.00 per month E. F. LANE REALTOR First National Bank Iluildine. PH O N E 95. ROOMS SALES FORCE—Alisa Itiibn Williams, Huch WkoiA J T H I N K o f the m on ey y o u might have sa v ed — but d id n ’t! ! Start now by depositing , ci dollar or more with us every week, letting your account increase with time and compound interest* SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK V/o I n te r e s t I'a ld un S a v in g J Account* Strength Service Procrejl •Mlf'MMl �lio * -i :-!f i . ; era ■■11 c oj MS j. MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. G. Sharon, .relt Auxiliary UjL at the BaptUt 0( officers. jlr«. G. Shar- jvclt Auxiliary U. H »t the Boptlit , of officers, jr und supper at oter No. 2, Order \ P. M. ir and supper at r,.e of Methodist ittinjt; 11 P* a* D. Porker.. tour of Methodist Irs. George Cook; Lake, «01 Park hostess to Sallie M. S, D. A. R. ”■-**."* ******JJ1 Central t P ® ■ Union at,’ the 7:30 p. m. i Club; DyPE er _r l’QoK • tL, f ICE [iiig of the Semidee Frdiny ev«_ in Odd Fellow# [ember is urged to biting Rebeccns are Secrotary/ Hi: TICK an Club wil' hold iitmas Bnx;r on | in front i Mrs. lat Shop, n Pnrk Mrs. Woodruff Gives •Bridge Party ’r The following Christmas suggestions represent the utmost in heauty, durability and worth. 'T 'C . -r T SMITH BROS ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 11. — The St. Petersburg Art Club has elected S. R. McIntosh, ns presi­ dent to succeed Frank S. JonsW**,nesday afternoon, Mrs. H, berg. Sir. McIntosh formerly was C. Long charmingly entertained state president of the Civitnns. with nn informal bridge pnrty, PINELLAS C Ll’D TO MEET honoring her house guest, Mrs. Otto Knonerzcr of Harmond, Ind. DUNEDIN, Dec. 11.—The Pinel­ The rooms were attractively decorated with poinsettins and red las county federation of women’s roses. Mrs. It. 11. Lewis mndc the clubs will hold its next regular high score and Mrs. E. S. Earle meeting here next Friday, Dec. 12, cut the consolution. After the at which Mrs, L, C. Williams, of games delicious refreshments con­ Atlanta, national director of the sisting of a salad and an ice course Playground Association of Ameri­ ca, and others will ipeak. Dr. were served. Those present were Mrs. II. n. Grace Whitford, state chairman of Lewis, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. J. the welfare department of the fed Gj Sharon, Mrs. J. C. Gibbs. r samt . , i ^ . ‘“ hwina. Gibbs, M Mrs. oration, i t • i B. i? j uii so ,1. H.wLehmrfn, Mrs. E. S. Earle, Ti«wtt«, slate vieu-pre. idciil. flaw Mrs. Paul Moses. Mrs. Sam Yontz, are on the program. nnd Mrs. J. C. Bennett. Association U.—England’s BIG LEASE IS MADE ' 'over foT{ fnrming I ’ .tr S n lr A t A . X I*. T r n C o . ;r..*?y "h*>rtlv, und TAMPA, Dee. 10.—A local mort­ i t - , , '. O r o ffU rtln / have been gage concern has taken a 99-ycar \V. I.. I-re , Panada and in- lea.ie on a building at Franklin and Mr-rrltilit.l ( i n t r r r r C o . f °t of ground near Lafayette streets here involving n S lr m |trr. (Jrnrrry consideration of $3,000,000 for the J * - wMch will he period. D* Exposes, are vul' Die promoter of BROWN HEADS CIVIC BODY U, ;l,r,>u*r Canadian ST. T. PETERSBURG. Dec. 10. — i JJ;ik«ry nnd Confectionery. of .11 a,tilted J. N. Brown, formerly clerk o f ! DREAD, LAKES, PIES, Pindlus county, county auditor, re­ M s V*I f**e< DAILY. corder of deeds and delinquent tax k t o ; • " » to in* oVlark f XQUi within Collector, hiU L uo Ito m«u pimaiiiriL . IUt! Wills x: n<vft / • | . r n p » t># link »»•*. nml I ' l r n r SI. of the lkiju] chamber of commerce.- MILLER’S SPINET DESKS SEWING CABINETS FLOOR LAMPS WINDSOR CHAIRS SMOKING STANDS BOUDOIR LAMPS END TABLES CONSOLE SETS S, au?i-mi3=2 ggstfi r * —- Wt Mrs. Wiggins Hostess Mrs. Long Entertains In Honor of Visitor At Bridge Party Ball Hardware Co. f c r r i ^ tth P IIO N E :-R cs. -I28-J Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hollings­ Charles C. Ely Jr„ of Jackson­ Mrs. J. D. Woodruff was the worth of Ovcldo spent Wednesday ville iv in Sanford for a few days. hostess of the Eight O’clock Bridge in Sanford. Club a t her home on Sanford Ave-. Hi Wednesday evening. Mrs. |A. W ..g p to and spn * Carl G. Rose of Ccala represent­ Tiijrooms were bcnutifully dec-i ing the Lime Rock Co. 61 that visiting .friends in Apbpka ttar^w ith purn»e LouganvllU. city Is in Sanford on business. «#hlgh. scores wore won by Mrs. day' *___ inhfclly!' and Dr. Caswell. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brumlcy of Mr- .m l Mr.. F'. f,. Battik and . i t tut; thfe consolation. Delight­ Chuiuota spent Wednesday in San­ Mrs. Frank Battle . of Sorentoi, ful refreshments were served,fit a ford. \ .. were shoppihg here Weednesday. Tate hour. ' v. 1 Those present were Mr. And Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Bod welt Mrs. C, O. Cah»bbell -and Mrs Ilawkuis Connelly, Mr. and had as their guests for the Shrine [T. D. Copper of Tavares were Mrs. Mrs. W. C. iHill, Dr. and Mrs. B. ministrei Wednesday evening, Mr. shopping in Sanford. Wednesday. D. Caswell,, Mr. and Mm. W. W. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Potter, Mr. find Mrs. Robert Hines. Mrs. Marqurite Akers has re­ Mr. A. E. Radiliffe of Milford, turned much improved from the Mr. und Mrs. Edward Betts, Miss Conn., is located for the winter Oilando Sanitarium and is at home Snrita Lake and M. B. Huttom with Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Mar­ with Mrs. T. E. King. TAMPA’S IMPROVED tin. TELEPHONE SERVICE Dick Frank nnd Dwight Smith Mux Stewart and Tcier Shnnl of New Smyrna motored over to TAMPA, Dec. 11. — Improve­ attended the suppcr-dance at the attend the Minstrel, Wednesday ments in tho telephone equipment San Juan in Orlando Tuesday eve­ evening. and service hero and in other West ning. Coast towns nnd cities are contem­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Aulio plated by the Peninsular Telephone Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Clements, and ^ Miss Leona Lee Sutten o f , Company which has announced a Mrs. W. J. Shuman and Mrs. Joe Oveido motored in for tne Shrine ' program that will cost $l,7f>().000. Jinkins of Ovoido were shopping Ministrei Wednesday evening. Exchange nnd line expansion in in Sanford, Wednesday. the entire district served by com­ Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Young nnd pany are culled for in the plans Mr*. Elmer Haines of AlUmontu Ml', ami Mrs. Brooks Whidden of outlined by W. .. v(i. Brorein, presiSprings, Mrs. B. Prnudfit of Win­ Ovoido were guests of friends here dent "of* the bmlrd of'directors te r Jpirk, Mrs. F. H. Woodwnid ednesday. !ra. II. M. Shirreffs of BosATHLETIC BODY MEETING Mrs. T. L, Vnlincher and Mrs. rmed n congenial pnrty shopin Sanford Wednesday. J. C. Stewart of Minneapolis. ORLANDO, Dec. 11.— Dec. tC Minn., and Mrs. L. II. Ingram of has been set as the date for u««ueti. 0. L. Shutchinsin of Street- Orlando were shopping here Wed­ ing here of representative? of the Ill,,, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mack I,ewis nesday. amateur athletic clubs of the state Lake IMncid, N. Y„ and Mrs. when the Florida Association of Pi; Acres of Schuyler Fall, N. F. Fnhrce who hns hern assoc- the ...w ........................... ... exAmateur Athletic Union is .,‘nre stopping in Sanford for n luted with the Boston Shoe Co. j pected to be formnlly funned, ofRiW days. of Nashua, N. II., for a number of i corn installed and official* appointed years has accepted a position with for the seven districts of Florida, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. A. Fitzsimmons the Lloyd Shoe Co., of this city, [according to an announcement by who have motored from their -------, Ray Greene, A. A. U. conunirsianhome in New Haven, Conn,, stop­ Mr. nnd Mrs. S. J. Triplett of er. The Floridu Amateur Athletic ped in Snnford Wednesday on their, Altamonte Springs spent Wednes-; Federation will cease to exibt, says way to Miami. They will be as­ ilny on business in Snnford. Mr, Mr. Greene, when the new associa­ sociated with the Bodwell Realty Triplett is the resident manager tion is organized. Co. of the Newpnpermen’s Home. HEADS ART CLUB The Wednesday Bridge Club was delightfully entertained by Mrs. M. S. Wiggins nt her home on Magnolia Avenue. Hibiscus nnd poinsettins were artistically usc^l in dccoruting. A vanity case was presented to Mrs. Drummond for making high score. Delicious refreshments were serv­ ed at the conclusion uf the game. members present were, Mrs. iion Iolds Its I).The I*. Drummond. Mrs. IIul Wight, Mrs. Cluudo Howard, Mrs. A. B. iv f e t in g Wallace, Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr, Mrs. B. L. Perkins. Mrs, W. C. of the ContJ ou. ;iy i| «ruUMj8.‘l£. jtt RougpHqjtf % thur* ' th*A a t Lfit& |\ tIy Nicklcs MonROAD BODY IS FORMED wncerning the KEY WEST, Dec. 10.—For the Jw c dijcussed and ATHLETIC BODY FORMED lb Saturday, Dec. purpose of co-ordlnuting ideas ns to the best way the project may ( 7/Furniture Store. PENSACOLA, Dec. 10. — The made for Mrs. bo furthered, a movement hns been j Naval Air Station Ahtletic Asso­ I tainnu-nt in Jan- started here for the formation of ciation has been formed here with "A Ruad-tu-tbe-Muinland Associa­ There are some who believe approximately 81 per cent of the ■Tier were present tion.” it will cost around $ 11,000,000 to station personnel enrolled for the delightful refresh- complete highwny. Sugges­ purpose of placing athletics at the y Mrs. Nickles, tion!! have the been made that an effort station on a more solid financial Talbot. be directed toward the securing of basin, it is announced. The asso­ federal aid in building the road ciation hopes to arrange for better POINTS W VMBASS \DOR n*so t,ns.l)eea suggested that an games of footbul!, baseball and bas­ as a result of backing uf10.—Baron Ago item for this purpose be incorporat­ ketball forded hy funds derived from dues ed in the state-wide bond issue for Wednesday afterin the organization, it is stated. roads if an isuue of this character pointed ns German is submitted to the people. Department nnd squadron repree United States to rentatives will compose the athle­ Wiedfeldt. tic council. TO FIGHT PLANT DISEASE TO GET BA DIO LAN FRATERNAL MEETING MIAMI, Dec. 10. — Specialists It.—A Belfast ing $5,000 to pro- representing both the federal und PENSACOLA. Dec. 11.—A meet­ state governments have arrived s uf the city with the ing will be held here beginning here to begin experiments in a war sets, nnd the pro- on nailhead rust in tomatoes. The Dec. Ill of tho Florida Fraternal j!, will be extended will be divided into soil analy­ Congress, nn organization compos­ rn towns. The rn- work sis, t.tudy of fertilizers and tests ed of fraternal organizations nnd Belfust bps proved of spray formulas. two- fraternal insurance societies. The and its programs acre plots of groundSeveral various fraternal insurance swee­ in different Band. parts of Dade county will lie used ties of thi-* city will entertain tho for the experiments. Hybrid va­ visitors who will, it is expected, S ENRICHED*’ rieties of tomatoes supposed to be represent more thun n dozen socie­ EE. Dec. 11.—FlfirJ dinense-resistant also will be grown ties. rill be enriched to in nn e(Fort to find bout $2,0U() in fees mune from th<! rust. tomatoes im­ “The annual meeting of the papers for ; all stockholders of the Osceola Cy­ ke November gen- WILL HOLD MUSIC CONTEST press Company, will be held at elective offices. the office of the Company, Osce­ 4 county officers, ola, Seminole County, Florida, on ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 11.— cf the peace, con- Lively competition is expected in Thursday, January 15th, li>25 at *o whom com- the Floridu .state music contest ten A. M, laeJl hy the seere- scheduled for this city next Apr. 4. (Signed) Attaches of his Reports are that young musicians J. A. Redpnth, Secretary.” engaged for sev- of the state are studying hard with making out these view of participating in one or Congregational bazar nnd sup­ K* •oreUry sends uanother department. Contests will per Saturday afternoon and night * senators and rep- be held for pianists, choruses, vio­ in tho formerly occupied hy each branch of the lin, ’cello, trumpet, flute and clar- Miller rooms Furniture Store. Dec. 13. onct players, und for male and Indies of the Methodist Church female voices. REPORTS READY will hold their annual Xmas Bazar ___ 1___________________ ■fT .IW . 11.— The OSCEOLA GROWS BANANAS December 19 and 20. Place an­ i agriculture has renounced Inter. ncultural enumeraKISSIMMEE, Dec. 11.—Osceola 111all but about half county bnuana growers are now counties for which the local murket with *r,\ named to take furnishing •iHculturni census home grown bananas of the Caven­ FOR CHRISTMAS th< information is dish) variety nnd are realizing ex­ CJifts of Utility cellent returns. yape for the printBEING MADE Come To by the enumer- CAMPAIGNAGAINST PEDDLERS ihi every two years, 'Port i.i expected to WEST PALB BEACH, pec. 11. submission to the —The Merchants’ Association hero 11April. hiy; started a campaign against intinerant peddlers and house-toQ U A L IT Y E C U S 1/ Be Home house canvassers, declaring they use unscrupulous methods in sell­ l i u n r u n t m l liy from Canada ing their articles. Seminole County Poultry .TORY IPUR are te n d e d of next Snturday o'clock. Miss Love ^1 of thfWest Side d. will V in charge a dclthtful pro- x -c -y v i^ -f o anfor PERSONALS C ;y /i. Quality Merchandise at Prices That Appeal I’hone . 210 UMI l*» ilMIlMil IM Vlltlll* rhi II wv« Gifts for Men ELECTRICAL SALE —PERCOLATORS —IRONS —TOASTERS —HEATING PADS Regular $7.01) to $ 10.fid values Duality brand, guaranteed. Sale ends Saturday, Dec. 13th. Si F. P. R I N E S 311 Kust Second Street. Phone li.'IO-J “OPEN AT NIGHT” V A R N I S H E S We sell “Water-spar**, Walspur,” “I'ratl and I.anbcrl” •*(JI—1!()”■ —also the Standard Varnish Company's goods as well as Empire floor varnish. These goods are all reliable and the best homes in out* city arc finished with these goods. *5 eioid itv LEATHER GOODS Men’s all leather Toilet Cases $5.00 to $7.50 LEATHER BILL BOOK AND CIGARETTE CASES $2.50 to $5.00 MILITARY BRUSHES In Cases $3.50 to $5.00 MEN’S SILK TIES Beautiful patterns and all silk $1.00 to $1.75 MEN’S PAJAMAS Pinlc, Lavender. White and Blue, Poplin and Cotton Pongee $2.25 to $5.00 MEN’S BATH ROBES Flannel, Silk Terry Cloths. All sizes $4.50 to $10.50 MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS Plain white, Silk Pongee and Colore border with initials. $1.00 to $1.50—box of three THE Sanford Pain! Fulfill Ciaua is Coming Saturday Afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. .. * e » Itring the children to see Him. and WallPaper Y0WELL CO Company Everything in Toys and Dolls 112 W. First St. Phone 303. THE ILOUNK OF QUALITY” -------------------- - ................................ iVr a — <i �BY CONDO NOCO T H O M P S O N , JU ST M AX< S W U M . O O M r o R T /A lS C .^ , / U N O X'CL <5-0 (ONP T eu. Uj\r=<s- th s .-------p,— Prisoner Will *Race -. ,*f for mm* Lipton ** >n\ Head of Stale High School ‘Atttfetfc' Association Says Eligibility Of Players On Bartow Team Is Settled TAMPA. Dec. intyr Baseball League Is Squarely Behind Baseball Commissioner; Plans Made To End Ban Johnson Feud 11.Duval High {School. of Jacksonville, must piny Summerlin Institute, of Bartow, for the 1024 football champion­ ship of the Florida High School Athletic Association if the Jack­ sonville school cun show no bet­ t e r ‘record thnn Summerlin, ac­ cording t<» iVofcssor I). II. Shaver, principal of Kissimmee High School, president of the nssociution. “I have not seen the records of the two schools,” said Profes­ sor Shaver this morning, ‘‘hut if their records are equal a game must be played to decide the is­ sue.” Professor Shaver said he had In­ vestigated the records of Bartow players and found nothing to dis­ qualify any of them. He added thnt if either team refused to play the title would hu awarded to tho other. C. D. Appling, business man­ ager of the Bartow team, snid he wired Duval management Tues­ day offering a substantial guar­ antee for u game at Iaikejand, Dec. ID. It. B. Rutherford, Duval prin­ cipal was quoted ns saying that he was unwilling for Duval to play Summerlin unless the question of lncligibilty of some Bartow play­ ers was cleared up. Duval’s Officials’ Telegram. Officials, Prof. It. B. Ruther­ ford, principal, mid It. C. Marshall director of athletics, of Duval high School/ yesterday sent n Joint tele­ gram to Prof. D. B. Shaver. Kis­ simmee, president of the Florida High School Athletic .Association Prof. Walter Roberts, Bartow, principal of Summerlin Institute, and Prof. P. I* Reed, (Ininedvllle, member of the hoard of control of the F. II. S. A. A. elenrly defining the stand of the football team of the local institution on the present contention between Diivnl and Summerlin on the state high school football championship. The telegram, verbatim, fol­ lows: “DuvnI cannot play Summerlin and live up to the spirit of the state. If player is ruled ineligible for residing In nno county and playing in another, games in which he played should certainly be ruled out thereby disqualifying school from championship on rec­ ord. According to constitution, school guilty of violating any eli­ gibility rules is subject To suspen­ sion, If player after being de­ clared ineligible moves In midseason into other county and it; thep eligible and allowed to con­ tinue playing nnd entire record of school allowed to stand u; though nothing had happened, certainly the spirit of the clause upon which he was first declared ineligible is violated nnd Duval cannot sanctioji such violation. We glut Iiy give up championship honors rather than sacrifice principle and consider the matter closed. “ (Signed) It. IS. Rutherford, Principal, ft. C. Marshall, coach." ■Sir Thomas Lipton (left) has selected Amelius Jarvis Sr. fright), now icrving n six-months sentence on the Toronto (Out.) prison farm, to command his yacht in the 11)20 races off Sandy Iiook. Jarvis, an old •runic of Sir Thomas', was convicted for conspiracy to defrnud the provnro in n bond sale, Sir Thomas, however, doss not believe his friend s guilty. Seabreeze All-Stars Tunney and Striblinjor Will Meet Stetson’s May Schedule Match JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 11. — Quintet Saturday ficne Tunney, American light Stetson’s basketball season will open Saturday night in 11 game nil the Cummings gymnasium floor against the Seabreeze all-star five which is reputed to have a num­ ber of good men this year and which is coming to Ih-Giud intent on carrying homo n victory. There lias always been consid­ erable rivalry between the teams turned out in Seabreeze and those from behind. The season open­ ing with these two tennis in action is expected to draw quite a crowd, ns many ns the gymnasium will hold. Since the first game him been announced before it was expected there would lie 0110, the* candi­ dates for the vnriou»‘, plihtes mi thl* squad are showing much more en­ thusiasm and this week will pro­ bably sec some stiff practice on the floor. Stetson basketball fans are an­ xious to see this season opener. There are numbers of persons who are anxiously awaiting the cage games. heavyweight champion, may defend his title against Young Ktribling, Atlanta school boy sometime this winter or by the middle of May it was amioiinced here Thursday fol­ lowing n visit by Tunney Wednes­ day. Th i mutch is planned for lither Miami or Jacksonville. NEW YORK, Dec. 11. — The American League Wednesday lined up beside the Nntional League in support of the administration of Cominhadone Kencsuw M. Landi< and took steps toward offering u conciliation in the feud between its president, Ban Johnson, and the commissioner. Taking action interpreted by hurebiu) men as the sternest re­ buke ever delivered to Johnson, who wielded czar-like authority in bn.-cball until the regime of Lan­ dis, the American League club own­ ers unanimously adopted resolu­ tions declaring their ‘‘continued faith and confidence in the integ­ rity and ability" of the commis­ sioner and pledging “fullest and unquilificd support and endorse­ ment" to him in his “methods of conduct and leadership.” At the same time, however, the American League men also follow­ ed the example of the senior cir­ cuit’s nmgnntes in refraining from personal reference to Johnson’s a t­ tacks upon Landis. It nteo was pointed out that Wednesday’s res­ olutions, while amounting virtually to 11 vote of confidence in Landis, failed to endorse specifically, as the National League had done, the de­ cisions of the commissioner in handling the Doian-O’Connell brib­ ery’ scandai and ordering the world's rerics played in Hpite of its disclosures. On both of these points, Johnson severely had ar­ raigned Landis, (inmhling Charges Tabled Baseball men interpreted a sec­ ond setback for Johnson when his club owners in the only other im­ portant issue before them, tabled It is charges that gambling existed in connection with the Pacific Coast League. Details of these allega­ tions, it was learned, were laid be­ fore the hourd of directors by John: on and referred later to the league meeting as a whole but no official OLI) HOME TOWN By STANLEY in' VuuHAJt utin%T iLK'iintor \A ; You SAY-ITS r;Cmavimac rpev.rjM’■« iHcao o»c« 70is' jAicr m, / . /Vuu-L ‘ tAOr.UMr M< uicr) (CYNICS ) I aGor W/Vt? A d ^ N C e O . s o ' YOU AN D _________________ J72 \ 1A H LC » i n i i i i i i i i , a i || READ TPE ADSj| THE HERALD AN] YOU WILL find A r~ORC A T VCfRY FCIM H i N U t e s FROM Sanitary hand cleaning and action was taken as a result of feeling that conclusive prpoof was pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 not apparent nnd that the matter East 2nd. St. wau outside the league’s jurisdic­ tion. After the meeting, .Johnson re­ fused to comment on any of its Fresh Oysters developments, hut it was said on DAILY his behalf that he would pursue Fruits nnd Vegetables in personally his deulings with the Season^ gambling accusations. Harry Will­ R easonable 7 ric e s iams, president of the Pacific Coast ROYAL FRUIT CO. League, who cancelled his plans to X n t (it W r a f r r n U n io n return nt once to the const, an­ nounced he would attempt to ob­ tain all available facts* in John­ son’s possession in an egort to force the issue to a showdown. II. S. POND Club owners of both leagues, now Hnnforil [lank & T r u s t C o m iu n f on record as united in bucking Lan­ dis, will gather in joint session TYPEWRITERS Thursday afternoon, in spite of the BU Y ----- SE L L -------REN1 absence of the commissioner, caus­ C l e a n — R e p a ir ed by the illness of his wife, but I'hone s:s it was considered likely that the meeting would be merely perfunctionnry. Landis, it was said, had requested thnt «n adjournment bu taken until Saturday and the meetFOR CHRISTMAS ::ig held in Chicago, to permit a Gifts of Utility An*1, shpwdtmn in, the, major league:; winter drama, Iiul this Come T o'"-'" was viewed as impractical by club owners of both leaguer, a majority of whom seemed to favor postpon­ ing the session until early in Jan uary. Ball Hardware Co Gift. Hardware MAKE LASTING GIFTS E R N IE H IC K 'S IS Ci ft GATIN' V /O R R 1E D THAI HIS N E W SUIT W ONT A R R lV S FR.OM A MAIL. O R D E R . H O U SE ) n TIM E: POP. THE FlftEMEMS BALL AHP OTSTEfi SUPREfi CHINAWARF, — SILVERWARE FLASH LIGHTS — SKATES G L A S S W A R E - POCKET KNIVES — 1 SAW HAVE WOU SGEJW L. “THERE HE I S OH M P .GL'MN ANN T H I N G O F MG? GfJNN - I 'V E WELN H U N T I N G YOU. H IM ALL j GUNS — AMMUNITION SHOP EARLY T H E PILOT APPOINT! GENERAL AGENT IN U Representing the Pilot Life lr^s pany of Greensboro, N. C., for SacKi rounding territory, Mr. Winston antti are now able to offer to the public a plete line of Personal Protection writ| insurance compnny in the South. AT The Pilot Life Insurance Company u| and successful. Twenty years ago the wrote its first policy. Every five yearsitii in force has doubled, and its assets a doubled. The past year was the best i tory, adding $885,000 to assets. The Pilot writes accident ami health as life insurance and so, besides the old* forms of life contracts, is able to„ offer * aurance containing very attractive p against disability or accidental death. Assets $7,230,000 Surplus to Policyholders $ Insurance in Force Over... W M OFNINC* (-------- Z r -p ^ = ~ = ^ l SAW DIM L GWtNE OUT on oe g o lf COURSE gam1 r3 AIL SEATS MATINEE GENERAL AGENT FOR IV E BEEN LOOKING VOR. MOO ALL MORNING CHIEF- . YMAT ACE HCO DOING J --------- 1 OVER HERB? / I ’M WAFTING TO HEAR. THOSE SCOTCH BAGPIPER'S PLAvf r -1 A T U N E l1. C%e SEASON’S * M OST D A R IN G • PLAY- MANY TOURISTS t'OMIM I.AKi: CITY, Dec. 11.—Accord­ ing to stniutjc* compiled by the local chamber of commerce 21,330 automobile tourist* passed through Ijtke City during November, hound fur Florida points. Nearly half of the number stated they were going to cither Miami or St. Pet­ ersburg, according to information obtained a t the road bureau muiutuinod by the commerce body. ONLY I in British Raises $1,,000 To Keep Old Letters LONDON, Dec. II.—Nine let­ ters signed and subscribed by the ill-fated Mary Queen of .Scots are shortly to lie egered to the British nation and, in order to secure them, together with 21 other document* connected with the queen, a fund of $11,04)0 is being raised by pop­ ular subscription. Tho documents come from the a r­ chives of the family of Mure of Jtnwulan. They have never been ogcred for teflo before, few of then, have been published, and all throw fresh light on one of the most keenly debated episodes in i i i n BUT MY H U SBA N D H A S JU ST o M e T H A T H e IN V lT t S I? Y O U TO FC* Season’s Chief Record Holders — j ot? M Y 'P < S A f^ / I 1'vfe B R O U G H T A tu lV H H'Gr F O R © I N N E R . , M I N G .MOMCS Iv G ’ e e A -S H U I U C .R Y A S —; i 1 ; . i A N O C o o p u e o r* — — _____ i i i i u HOME BNUNC t> ( man housewife is soon to lie given Die opportunity of ordering Amer­ ican food by mull and having it de­ livered to her doorstep by fust f.tdgbt from it general distribut­ ing warehouse to be established in Hamburg. The promoters of the scheme promise that the system will ho in operation within a few weeks, and this despite the opp... xition that lias arisen among 1110111licrn of the grocery trade organi­ zations who contend thnt the mail order business will work great hard ship upon them. The rale of American lard, ba­ con, flour, dried fruits, canned goods, evaporated milk and a large assortment of other* staples is to he handled by a consumer*’ co op­ erative society organized for the purpose. It is proposed to serve families all over Germany. a ' e*ir Recommend Removal Of Auburn President MONTGOMERY, Dec. II.—Fol­ lowing the example of Birming­ ham Alumni, Montgomery Alumni of Alalianm I’oly limtittitu Thur.;duy night voted a revolution to in­ form tin* hoard of trUBtpr.vtlmt it was the rensc of the Montgomery Alumni that Dr. Hpruight Dowell should bu removed an PiVridchl. The students of Auburn, however, Sunday paused rendlVitimf Vnnfidenco in Dr. Dowell. HAMBURG, Dec. 11.—Tho Her­ HOMO-IT koe** I tArtlHHHgOP, AVACUO* — fsAiu-: / P e rn o d Guaranteed by Seminole (joun» pouii Tea Co.; Cash-Carry Grocery; g Op.; Roberta’ Grocery Co.; S&f&d Grocery; Williams Grocery Co. MODERN \ LOVE-TRAGED}* SPECIAL A MATINEES FOR ladies ONLY , A . W. WcALISTER. DON’T MISS THE WONDERFUI GIVEN AT THE l a d ie s MAINTEK ONLY H. E. GUNTER, Vice-Pres. ...._________ ^ �-s IHerald Want Ad» Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Bmineaa Activities of Importance];- F O R R E S U L T S Miscellaneous For Dally Herald, /tf) RATKS £& in Advanee ".ga. will M *•Miroin «Hurn ___ m n iim _ — 4m a IIm ifyp* d ouble a b o v e _ data* e r e f o r oob Miertlora. of s r e r e a e D n g t b - a line (barge lOo for first Ing I" r e s tr ic te d to ■alflcntloit. * is made T h e Ban* 'will be r e s p o n s ib le all wool, surfs Tailored to measure, Ruornntecd to fit. $25.00, Sanitary hand cleaning anti pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills. 305 East Second •Street. FOR SAI^E—Grocery stock and fixture;*, will rent or sell building. Other business necessitates the sale of same. Apply t Box 507. Sanford, Fla. Sanford Building and Loan As* sncintlon Preferred Stock can be cashed on CO days notice, Interest payable April 1st and October 1st you can't bent it. , Incorrect In se rtio n , Her. for s u b s e q u e n t Xbe office sh o u ld be •distal? In c a s e o f DTETlTTSlCnrf. Buy eight per cent Preferred Stock in tho Sanford Building and Loan Association, established 1008. r « p re a a n ta tl\e th o r liar with r a t e s , r u l e s tlon. will a l e e yo u information. A nd If ty will a s s i s t y ou In r want ad t o m a k e ITS Used Ironnge IIOOLEHAN- , TJf.1T NOTICE. . should g iv e t h e i r postofflce a d d r e s s a s •ir phone n u m b e r If rcsulta. A b o u t one of a th o u sa n d hag, a iml the o t h e r s can't, t* with y o u u a iee e jour address. < lleunnre M U ST b e yrreon at T h e S e e * Id office o r b y l e t rphuiie d ' s e o e t le aet to IId. I service. Prompt, B f f lp le n t T3ve -o -sco p e tmas Gift gestions COLEMAN 3rd and Oak Phone 410 FOR SALE—Buy your Christmas oranges now. Fanciest fruit packed $1.75 F. 0. B. Sanford. J. R. Ellis’ Market, Celery Avenue. Phono 5G1-J. PRICES OF KALSO.MINE have dropped at Sanford Paint & Wallpaper Store. 112 F irst Street. Ship n box nf delicious oranges or grapefruit home. Picked and shipped from our grove tho same day order received. Selected oranges $2.25 per box. Grapefruit $2.00 F, O. B. Sanford. II. S. Long, o il E, First Street. Phone 180-J. FOR SALE—Small restaurant on West First Street making good money. Good reasons for selling. Apply 317 West First Street. TTAtf {t SHIRTS and shades, make nil turns gift for “him." FOR SALE—Baby enrriage. Ap­ ply 80(5 Mngnoli nAve. at McKinnon-Markny. FOR SALE—Good piano, $100 cash, $125 on time. Phone 323m in ted c a n d l e ­ W._____________ _______ sticks h boxed In gift box SAUSAGE iv« gilt card, SI.26, Art All pork smocked, i d cents qn-Jve* Q i.,,Orlando. per pound, oak postpaid. Cash.* Min­ imum shipment, 3 lbs. Satisfac­ UQ CRAVATS material which is un­ tion guaranteed. Mrs. Knock Saw­ Tifton, Ga. in regimental stripes, »yer, .■- ■ I—— T III . _ sqn-Ivcs Co., Orlando. FOR SALE—Filling station on flTRD TRAVELING French and 9th St„ also one on Sanford Ave. Two of tho best CASE Thrasher & ocaded bulT silk, with stands in Sanford. tray and ten-piece set Garner. icles in gold, $45, Third •on-Ives Co., Orlando. FOR RENT—Store on 1st St., Good stand. Thrasher & Garner. IMINTER WASTE WOOD FOR SALE—Seasoned oak dt BASKETS and pine. Delivered any length. sprays nf holly, wisro«es, brightly painted, W. D. Earle. 203 East 10th St., Shop, Ilickson-Ivca Co., phone. Rooms For Rent ’ATENT HAT BOX res wide. lined in blue ' —Furnished rooms for with shirred pockets. light housekeeping, BOO French Floor, Dickson-Ives Ave. . 7 m » -‘ B U siN E ss^tontE criraY Directory >{ J. E. SPURL1NG, subdivision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ Is designed to place within easy lando, Florida, and F l o r a reach of the people of Sanford Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ the services ho often needed. way.______ _______ Consult this list when any spe­ SIGN PAINTING cial service is required. It is a n anged alphabetically for SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right prices for signs of all kinds. jo u r convenience.. R- N. NIPPER. Sanford Avenue a t 1st Street. For spare in this Phone 473-J. ____ _ DIRECTORY PAPER HANGER—I. L. Talbott, PHONE nnintcr and paper hanger.' 148 Phone 3511 Orlando rood. TISTa N ifMETAL* WORK JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds Classified Directory of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ WILLIAM S. ALLEN writes di­ phone 111. •__________ rect ninii anti newspaper Adver­ STOVES tising. Plans complete enmK igns. Ten years of experience. SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil one 016 or Box 71, Sanford, stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, Florida.___________ oven3 and victrulii*. Your credit is good. Phone 49L-3. 321 First ARMATURE AND MOTOR RE­ Street. WINDING. Real Estate Advertising im V K t.O P R ttft ATTKVTION—P e n itai-ola Is b eg in n in g t h e g r e a t e s t de­ velopment in n io r h h t’e h is t o ry ; a half million do lla r h ig h w a y to th a *tulf beach ju s t finished: a t w o million d o lla r b ridge ac r o s s Kurambla Kay s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r m illion dollar opera house u n d e r c o n s tr u c ­ tion; tw o millions b e in g s p e n t on hlghw ny; g r e a t e s t r h u n c e f o r live developers to g e t tn on g r o u n d floor. W r ite D evelopm ent D e p a r t ­ ment T h e Penwscola N ew s ________ ' Real Estate HERE'S THREE GOOD ONES And next week is going to be too late. Act Now. SUBURBAN HOME AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest classified medium, rate cash ,09c Located just out side the city lim­ charge. 10c per line, minimum its, on the road to tho Country .30c. Club. Nice new bungalow with ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — S t modern conveniences—lights, own Johns County is reached through wntcr system, telephone, etc., 224 the St. Augustine Evening Record. acres of land, seven cleared, ontnge Quirk results. Two cents per word. trees, and place In good shnpe. Close to Country Club. Cnn be Sample copy on request._______ TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tamps Dally bought on terms. I'rico $5,500.00. Times, tho great home daily, rate l>Ac per word, minimum BUNGALOW charge 25c cash with order. Write for complete rate card. On Pnrk Ave, Close in. Five TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of j rooms and Bath. Completely furFlorida real estate advertise in nished. Side walks and street pavthe St. Petersburg Times. One cent i ing paid. A bargain, complete at cent n word daily, two cent# a word $7,000.00. Sundays.______________________ MAINE—Wntervlllc, .Morning Sen­ CORNER LOT tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple are interested in Floridn prop­ erty. Reach them through the Locntcd on Onk Ave., close in. Sentinel, Kate enrd on applica­ Eastern exposure. In nice neigh­ tion__________________________ borhood. Street Paving and side ADVERTISE in tne Journal-Her- walks paid. Can he bought on nld. South Georgia’s greatest very easy terms. Price $1,500.00. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates KEF. OUR LARGE LISTING 10c per line. Waycross JournalBEFORE BUYING. Herald. Waycross. Georgia. We have some beautiful lake front lots on Lake Wildmcrc onehalf milo from the Dixie Highway in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, for sale. We will build your home. land­ scape your grove, and relieve you of trouble and worries incident to building up n place. In the meantime, you can go fishing. You can fish in any one of the doien lakes, and if you don't know how to fish, we have several experts who will be glad to show you. Mr. Scholfield who has been singing at the Baptist Church will vouch for the above. LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc. Longwood. Fla. FOR SALE—Four five-room bun­ galows lined throughout, just off paved highway. Prico $800 each for quick sale. Must be seen to be appreciated, can give terms. A. Howk, Gimicrvillc. Ask .M r Connelly a st A. P. Connelly & Sons BRINGING UP FATHER “B e l-A ir ” Sidewalks. Hard- urfared Streets. IVjutlful Oaks. Bearing Orange Trees, and Fourteen nf the lot.* on Lake lluiiie T uurfm r 1109.00 I.t. T r u c k SS.ao I’u n r l 33S.no 11*33— Kuril Itun'buiit tr u c k 373.0# 1931— Kuril T ouring 350.no 1934— Koril Hu tin b o u t 3S0.0D 1923— Dodge T ouring 45#.## 1934— Kuril T o n -T r u c k 525.0# 1934— Kuril Furtliir Hcitan 625.90 1032— Kim! T ouring 100.00 IS33— Dodge T o u rin g <00.0# 1921— Dodge T ouring <00.00 •t b iim s to somh p k o p l k to re n t cun t o p p rot* a l l cash I. IV. P H I L L IP S S O N i (lo d g e D e a le rs P h o n e No. & O ak a M S I . I9 JJ— C hev. 1931— P e r i l 11*13— K u ril FOR SALE--Two ton track with 2-yard body, hydraulic hoist. Will sell cheap. Also 30 foot ex­ tension ladder. 2 single ladders and 2 step ladders. Box 0, Longwood, Fin. _________________. '■ FOR SALE—Ford coupe. Price $225.00. Can be seen a t 916 Park Ave. Jm J.H. JACKSON oi Real Estate Loans Nnt K. Hct-iiml Street M r r l w r l h r r llalltllnir Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COI.LKH I ' m # . CONTRACTOR AND BUILDtK O r o r r n l Shop nnifl Milt W o r k BIT « i i m m r r r l n l S t r e e t DAVID B.HYER ARCHITECT Memlii-r A. I. A. I(os r itultdtmr O rlaiid u , I'liirld n ID S S II M H X I I C I S I S M H ia iia ■ H A New Water J % 3 =i - F o r \ nor llr a llh " * r N e ry o n o v. lo, Hus trleil thin £ v o t e r calls for it refill. f u r . i r n l r r l ' h o n r SO S Silver Lake Springs Co. | Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Hldg. Sanford, Florida 12 you dualra p ro m p t s e rv ic e a n d exceptional work CAM, tUW Sanford Steam Prcssery P i n t N tr r r t Seminole Marble Co. M arbla an d O rnnlt* from all tn w rrll* llext of q u a lity an d W rH * fo r la t e s t dealitna. C. n . T l'I lN I C V . Snnf.ir.l, Klnrltla Will he plart-d on the market in a few weeks. Watch for the Opening Dale H. B. LEWIS CO., “Realtors” 107 S. Park Ave. WANTED—Position as real estate salesman. A man of winning: personality and good mixer. Best of references ns to character and ability. I wish to make Sanford my home. If you have anything to offer nddress. Salesman, 205 Magnolia Ave. work man ship. “B e l-A ir ” 9 !*ricw. I n r FOR SALE—Modern Bungalow— Help Wanted located Magnolia Ave. nnd 18th S t, $1,000 cash, balnnco terms. Don't take chances in cheap This is a good buy. R. W. Deane, cotton mixture—Buy the wellSeminole Bank. known guaranteed All Wool Scotch Woolen Mills suits tailored to your Furniture and Rugs individual measure. 305 East 2nd Street. Only $25. STEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE! Advertising CO. Expert Electrical repnlrs. t 103 W. Central Ave. Orlando, 1 _Fla. ABOUT P ot* County and AUTOMOBILES __________ FOR RENT “ j LEARN Lakeland, thnugh th# Star-Telfl* Join kUNT-A-KEEL C a i\D riv e d igram . Best advertising medium In yourself. Oak and Second St. South Florida Published morning*. Yowell-Drew Co. Phone 3. Star-Telegram. Lakeland, Fla. —Orlando— O rttu—Aenia. Aluke your sules _AUTO BODY REPAIRING through tiie Xenia Gazette, BETTER HOMES CHARLES STEIN — Automobile Body repairing and Rebuilding. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural CLUB district. Want ad and display Engles Home. Oak Avenue. rntes on request You can l.tiy Furniture nnd Rug# AUTOS FOR HIRE of Quality nt moderate prices. COt.DMSJtlb M.h. j i .EIMIKH— C la s s - TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— e A g l e AUTO SERVlTlVT Day lllul inis have th e l a r g e s t c i r c u ­ Send In your subscription to the BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. Our Better Homes Club cnnhlcs tio n In Houlh w e s t e r n U eorglo. Tribune or hand it to your local you to pay for It a little at u time.' REALTORS or night. Meets nil trains, Bag­ la Ifato Jc fit-w ord) line. gage transfer. Phone_551. dealer so you can read B’loridn’a Sanford, 1-Ta. AUTO TRIPS TO REACH the prosperous farm greatest newspaper. One year 202 First Street Houses For Rent era and fern growers of Volusia $8.00, » , nn (5, ,months .. .. ,$4.00, . three months , MRS. J. H. CALMER. S igH t^c* *{. *ou ,‘ ,csir C ^ 1.000 insurFOR RENT—Ten room houso in ing nnd pleasure trips at any county advertise in the DeLandl Dally Neva, rate lc per word, cash order. ™ l°,po,icy 75 cunta to >'our country, near paved highway, time. Call -K. with order. beautiful location, electric lights, AUTO WRECKER “DO Y O U T v A N rto buy or aell good water. II. C. Dubose. P. A. MERO. Day or night ser­ THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho nnything?” If so sdvertiso in vice. Day phone 361. Night accepted want ad medium in the “Gainesville Sun.” Scotch Woolen Mills adds Jewel phono 596 A FEW BUYS FOR THE HOME Daytona <Fln.) One cent n word r v Dxnnrtmcnt. Guaranteed jewel-! WKST V llt n i N l A —llliirksbiirK, TH* Seeker, and tho investor who is an insertion. Minimum 25c. i'birk *burv Kxponntit, in o rn ln c ry.—If not satisfied come back, FILLING STATIONS AND iiiII uk Silmluy. m-irnlng Ismu*. looking for a quick and profitable ..ml we give you a new one FREE. PALM II EACH COUNTY—The IIii-'I _______ a u t o s u p p l i e s ceut i<«r word, m inim um 14*. return on his investment: Solid gold and silver. All latest scene of stupendous development- _ BAGGETT’S FILLING STATION 33 1*2 feet well located for designs. 305 East 2nd Street. Open day and n;ght. Sanford Read about it in tho Palm Beach business purposes on Sanford Ave. For Sale Post. Sample copy sent on re-1 Avenue and Second Street. $150.00 n front foot. Part cash, quest. Building Material easy tonus on balance. f fcL i.ow s’ s e r w i !e " s - r v n m Gulf Gas, Oil, Tires, Accesso­ _______________________________ ,| FOR SALK AT ONCE—One Pony 12 cit ylot.-t, well located, $5,000 ill ^complete $450 cash; ries. Service with a smile. Elm FLORIUA—ORLANDO— Orlando1 - ^wm for the lot. $1,000 cash, balance 40 II. i*. Return Tub Boiler MIRACLE Concrete Co., general mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ and First. Phono 447 L3._ 320(1 cash; one Republic 1-ton one and lw» yeuta. cement work, sidewalks, build­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ WIGILTB—-Three stations. Mag- imum 24c cash with order. Beautiful homo on Mellonvllle ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. thick; good $150 catih; one Fed­ nulin ami Second, First nnd Elm, eral 2-ton truck, good, $550 cash. Ave., ten-room house, com hi na­ Terwilleger, Prop. Sanford Avenue and 10;h Street. A LITTLE WANT AD In The Addicss Stafford Gurnee, Lake , lion servant ifmse and garage Lumber and Building Material Expert service. six acres of land and a number of Here Id will bring you big re- Monroe, Fla. Carter Lumber Company large bearing orange trees all for __ N._Laurcl St, suits. Advertise those eld article.* BEAUTV PARLORS Phone 505 BLUEBERRY PLANTS—Choice $12,000.00, part cash balance easy HILL LUMBER CO. Houso Of MADAME HARRIET, ftlurinello you have stored nwav and have strains, Tullassee and Kobbitegc, work of nil kinds, Ruin water a no use for. A little thirty-coni nd strong plant:!, bear quickly ami terms. Service, Quality nnd Price. 2u aero bearing orange grove, mny bring you several dollars. specialty. Old First National Write for 165 __ _________ ____ _____ acres fine truck land. 40 acres Phone 148 nnd a representative heavily, best stock. Tna T'(TuiT ,\ i7 IMRANS Bank Building. phone 245. prices and information. Tallasee - lying along llcardull Ave. Fruit will call to see you. JACKSONVILLE, Dec, 10.—Res­ DRUGS Blueberries, Blackshear, Ga. 1from * . . pay . . for property idents grove will of this city will go to the i in five years, bejde.t the land inauguration of John W. Martin nt LANKY’S DRUG STORE— Pre­ ADVERTISING gela re mi Its if ill contains at least $1,500.00 worth Tallahassee, Jun, (1, by the trainscriptions, Drugs, Sodas, We Wanted reaches potential buyers. Pn-: nre as near you n3 your phone. lntka Dally News is circulated in. ,,, ,, . r 7.------ ^— ~ fine pine timber. Price $20,000, load, according to plans being made Call 103, an industrial nnd agricultural sec- "A N I ED—Sales Ladies.—Apply $5,000 cash, balance terms. for Jacksonville's representation nt manager. F. W. Woolworth Co. FLORIST tion. THRASHER & GARNER tho ceremonies. Mayor John T. Alsop has been named chairman Realtors—Phono 032-W STEWART THE FLORIST” - 1 WANTED—Job .as conk or house­ of a committee on arrangements 112 Soutli Park Ave. Flowers for all occasions. work by colored girl, expericnefor the trip. 814 Myrtle. Phone 280-W 1 cd. Gussio Robinson. Call 715 Buy a I West 10 Street. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS *7 CLARK JEWEL 1^ * All makes of typewriters for Apartments sale on easy terms, for rent, also Gas Range at For Rent repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 A Subdivision of Superior Ball Bldg.___ Ball Hardware Co. FDR RENT—2 or 3 room apart­ Attractiveness LAWYER ment, 202 Park Ave. LEWIS O’BRYAN. O ffico^in Seminole Bank Building Annex. ____ Phone 417-L 3. MEN'S CLOTHING S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price A Subdivision within (be Limita of Sanford with Building Tailored Suits—$32.50 and up. Restrict ions that will Insure you (hat the surrounding* _Milan_e Theatre Bldg. ,Vi;\V 5-room loiliKalow, Karan-' t.'olt.VKIl Ini mi M aenutia In In-lubts will he pleasing. IISz 1.13. Illk --(I. aha do ir * .s . FOR RENT—Furnished* bedroom OMK BOOK-ENDS with wood heater, also garage, dated metal, black 117 Laurel Avenue. colorful figures, $3.50. Dickson-Ives Co., Orlan- FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates, Lincoln 11otek______________ _ EK WIDE BELTS I Vi, a n d l ai in c h e s FOR RENT—10 room houso, nice­ ly located. Suitable for two ® nnd black. $1.25 a n d Mred belts, i V* in. \yide families. $i0 per month. Thrasher Mack, $1.59. D i c k s o n - ami Garner. NOTARY. PUBLIC il«slruble locution, tU n et ami jl.050. 33*0 Mali, 135 per m o n t h . 1S ? (Undo. sidew alk till |iabl. Host buy la GEER, FOR RENT—Room* for light- ’ M. W. K erala tJlTieu. town. IS.SiU.OO. JG00 ca sh , J"e» pt-r housekeeping, a l s o sleeping1 Phone 143. (IX room bniiKalnw b e tw e e n 111 it 6 rnoittli. T WALL POCKETS nmt 121It St . e a s t e r n exposure, i f rooms. Shirley Apartments op-1 JULIA ZACHARY Herald Office, *m! lotus blossom dcnice lawn, Kurane, d a n d y local Ion posite Post Office. ! Phone 148. s the Art Shop Third ! 5,750.00. ITiO.uo cash. B a la n c e I’Altlv Avt-nto* i-nrti-.-r lo t 79x117.! m o n th ly . vimtt-rn *-x|Hisurt-, i s - t w c - n iiiii) Lon-Ives Co., Orlando. ! FOR RENT—One furnished bed­ PRINTING anil Ifilli HI.. 11,750.00. (STiO casli.i room and garage, 815 Park M AH HEW PRESS-PRINTING llal. in<inthly i-tym m iH . ir.O DOWN. 430 I 'll ll MONTH will 1SPANISH POTTERY ! Ave. QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE. p u t you In possi-sslon of any of Shop—ink-wells, $1.25; o u r ctiolri- lots located la eve ry Commercial St.. R. It. yVve. K1VR ill-re nranite g r o v e , olosjIn, s e ctio n of tb e city. . „ AT, ri, P Printers w ; jardinieres, $3. FUR RENT—Large office one N ear c o u n t r y elub. Sm all hnuse. First Street. Opposite Postof- **Aj NES & ^ , * yo„ Orlando. Hood witter, I-Ieejrle llg lits availand office outfitters. Phone 3(0. — — f— ------------- flee. Reasonable. Inquire Semi­ aide Marenln $.1,750.00. 1-3 endt, W’l-3 h a v e s-v e ra l b o u se s for rent 115 Park Avenue. Ualanee euav. a ls o d es ira b le offices. nole Business Exchange. PIECE DESK SETS REAL ESTATE t i n t , and lavender, $3; Lost and Found g I). A. CALDER & J. C. ZUKFL1HH decorated' with butReal Estate Brokers—All kinds of blue, $|. Dickson-lvea (Realtors) g property listed and for sale. Of­ IU5 Magnolia Ave. FOUND—Ladies gold wrist watch 103 N. Pnrk Ave. «/ fice 108 Second St„ Near Park on Park Ave., Apply Valdez Phone 18 Phone 122 W 'M ILTED SATIN Avenue. Phone 282. Hotel. light blue, black, c<>•nd roM*, sizes 3 to 7. -iea' tjhoc Department, fl Co., Orlando. Automobiles P. O. IIo* S03, I'h itn a MS Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST U orns. Iliinlona. I m iro w - llng NuIIj . 11,-avy tb»ll1 ousr.i | feet. or tir e d a c h in g 1111. f . I.. *.IHt.K it Yowell Drew llldg. U rlando. I'hone. K lavutor » By GEORGE McMANUS * ROSE OF SILK ',JP. in newest colors, and dark beige, jack wi.i-cht—in all sizes, ^>^-jves Co., Orlando. ANDIRONS'; iron, \yith sides 9ie antique shaped leg, El e*:’, Dickson-Ivcs MIORANY s m o k in g si \N|) •articd base, ji cunven• • raiuc,cable anh tray, ; ' '"-atch holder. $6.50. - 3ick?on-Ives Co.. Co., Or______ ■ ___ 1 | •‘A'EU SWEATERS rit'u ■"“hi, gray, white; wntrasting color a t '‘. and bIcovcji. Sizc-3 ! bi:i; ’n-lvca Co., O r-1 H n o p AMBER *■‘VT •‘k -atul plain, \ E L .j t e f f l® wrt, j i o . OhJ J J Floor. Uickxon- - « J -'i .V • iY~*~' � 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, 1924 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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XV. a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d i s p a t c h e s Samuel Gompers l ■ ■ ■ - p_ I, Author of jre, Says Vote It Likely to Be ied This Week SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924. TESTIMONY IS Years o f Married Life YOUNG SHOWS Have Brought Many Varied NOW DISOWNED Experiences " ‘ to Couple'Here WORKINGS OF BY MORTIMER mk foul p p t .................... I DAWES’ PLAN Grilling Cross • Examination Wrings From Chief Witness in Conspiracy Trial Flat Denial of Early Statem ents Marks Fourth Day On Witness Stand cterized As Filibuster” BACK OF MISSING MAITLAND YOUTH Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Robbins Have i .Seen Sanford -’Grow From Village Into City During the Past 35 Years Assistant to Dawes in Draw­ ing Up Plan Declares It Is Big Freeze Did Not Non-Military, Non-Polltical Discourage Robbins AndDesignedToBringPeace Cries Heard in Oi'lnndo Near Lake Lucerne May Have Claims to Be Originator of Tile System Which Is NowBeen From Frank E. Rice Used in Production Celery Missing Since Saturday Would Fix Limit Of Burden of Taxation Admits Early Testimony Was On W est First Street in a modest Declares Name of Dawes Plan, ORLANDO, Dec. 12.—Reports of Influenced by His Hostility hut neat and elenn home there the mysterious disappearance of u Was Dubious Honor; A Toward Col. Charles Forbes young man on the snore of Lake lives a couple who hnvo been m ar­ Case of Garbugc or Garlands Lucerne early Sunday morning, ried for 57 yenrs, having celebrated |Declares This the Best One [Before Senate NUM BER 115. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. Action on U. S. Note Awaits Chamberlain LONDON, Dec. 12.—The Am­ erican reply to the British note of Dec. 4 was received by the British government Fridny morning. It will not bo touch­ ed however, until the arrival of Foreign M inister Chamberlain, from Rome, who is expected to reach London Saturday n ljh t. WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.— The American reply to the British note questioning the rig h t of the United S tates to collect w ar claims from Ger­ many out of benefits received by that country under the Dawes plan has been dispatched to Ambassador Kellog in Lon­ don for delivery to the foreign office. The reply drafted by Secretary Hughes, is understood to firmly support the. position th at the American government has every right accorded to Al­ lies and associated powers to make its collection under the Dawes plan. NEW ADVISES AN INCREASE IN POSTAL RATES Declares Only Way to Raise Postal Pay Is To Increase Postal Rates; NotlnLetters Newspaper Rates W ouldje Raised Bill Is Being Held Up Until Action On Shoals Bill Taken CHICAGO, Doc. 12.—An intense a fte r his cries for assistance had their fifty-seventh wedding anni­ President of American Federa­ fire of cross-examination by de been • heard by several prominent versary on Thanksgiving Day. NEW YORK. Dec. 12.—Owen tion of Labor who is reported to fenso counsel Thursday wrung resident' of I.ucerno circle, appear Their hope and desire i» to live Young, in his first public speech be critically ill following a visit from Elian H. Mortimer, the gov­ to have been based on facts, as the long enough to celebrate their din- D. since his return from Europe on JGTON, Dec. 12.— to Mexico. ernm ent’s principal witness in the result of nn investigation conduct­ tnond nnniversnry marking 75 Nov. 20, WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.— guve his ver­ Imlenvood, Alabama Veterans Bureau conspiracy trial, ed by the Orlando polico depart- years of companionship with each sion of thoThursday Postmaster General New will Dawes plan nt a testi­ other. flat repudiation of portions oflm ent. the Underwood monial dinner rendered him by the advise Congress thnt the way Mortimer’s story to the senate This couple, both of whom arc business men of New York a t tho ■la bill said Friday Parents of Frank E. Rice, pop­ to raise enough revenue to committee which involved the bu­ ular yoqng man of Maitland, re ­ ns active ns some people 20 years W aldorf-Astorin Hotel. Mr. Young (measure was being reau in 1023. meet proposed increase in pos­ ported to the Orlando police T hurs­ their junior, is Mr. and Mrs. Aaron who wan associated with Charles ]to a “mild filibus-, Mortimer on the stand for the day th a t their son had been miss­ Itobbins of 1007. First Street. They G. Dnwos, now vice president-elect, tal pay is to increase the rates fourth day of cross-examination in ing from home since Ihe thought it was Saturday have liven in Sanford for 35 yenrs, in the convention and drawing up on practically all classes of the trial of Charles R. Forbes, night. They said that there had having come here from Salina, of the Dawes plan of reparations jgsible th at a vote postal service except letter form er director of the Veterans been no trouble nt homo nnd th at Knn., in April, 1889 when this city payments for Europe nnd later nd Obtained this week. Bureau and J . W. Thompson, their son )had left in a happy was but a village whose future was interim ngent-genornl of repara­ Senator Fletcher Mny Come mail. of the senate building contractor, for conspiracy framo of mind, Intending to visit r.s uncertain ns many other parts tions payments, said the Dawes Such increases would In­ With Party to Consider _snl disposition of tho to defraud the government through Lakeside Park. They have not of the state a t thnt time. volve more postage on newspaper*, Proposed Cnnnl Fro mSt. ■li question was so fre- Labor Leader Is in Critical hospital contracts, answered a f­ seen nor heard from him since, “But we’ve never regretted com­ plan itself was n non-political, Condition From Bronchinl firm atively a question ns to nnd fear that the cries heard by ing here,” declared Mr. Robbins ns nnn-ntilitnry plan which sought to Johns To Indian River nnd pediodicals, a subject of m any (rrupted for conrideratho lim it of tho burden of heated fights in Congress through itr proposals th a t the Infection; Is Able to Sit Up whether his testimony before the residents in the vicinity of Lake ho settled himself in n large chair fix taxation for debt paying purposes ninny administrations, and also preparatory to telling como of his tied Thursday night nnd Take Nourishment senate committQ£_out of which Lucerne came from their son, who anil his wife’s IL’e history. Mrs. which Germany should bo asked to Announcement has been made of would he distributed throughout nr action on the pend* eventually came the indictments has been the victim of foul play impose upon her industries nnd the itinerary of tho board of en­ the fabric of the postal service, «o bents. in the present trial, hnvo been mo­ nnd th at his body still rests a t the Robbins, with a kindly smile mo­ which would bo reasonably com­ gineers for rivers nnd harbors for thnt under the pinn, they would be LAREDO, Dec. 12. — Samuel tioned to a couch near the stove for kirn if possible to bring tivated by a “hostility toward bottom of the Inko or he has been ensurate with the taxation which inspection of Florida w ater tra n s­ absorbed by the public generally. I to a tinnl vote Friday Gompern, American Labor leader, Forbes." murdered nnd the body carried their interviewer to take a sent. m Instead of her neighbors had to impose up­ portation projects. A t the request of the Scnato She drew her chnir close beside >rt they expect to nt- was able to sit up on the side of “ Didn’t you say before the sen­ uwny. Another supposition is that lenving Washington on tho night Post Office Committee, the Post­ on their Industries nnd their peo­ that of her husband nnd the two it each senator on his bed and take slight nourishment ate investigating committee that he mny have been kidnapped and ple in order to pay their wnr debts. of Jan. 11, the board will leave m aster General is about to ronelude you would never have made the has been threatened by his abduc­ began to reminisce nnd recall var­ In this connection Mr. Young Jan. 10, it wns further announced a survey showing how the addition­ (efiin, Democrat, Ala- as his train left Laurodo for San story public if you could have! ef­ tors with bodily hnrm in ense he ious happenings of bygone yenrs. Antonio Friday. quoted Geo. Dawes’ letter of trnns in n communication received here. al revenue may bo brought in, und Mr. Itobbins was born nt W ar­ debate Thursday by fected a reconciliation with your returns home. m ittnl: Senator Duncan U. Fletcher will this week ho will discuss it with I favored the Underw ife?” asked Randolph Laugiilin, The police nre inclined to scout ren In Trumbull county, Ohio on LAREDO, Tex., Dec. 12.—Presi"More thnn this limit could not probably accompany the party. He President Coolidge. Soon there­ the last day of the year of 1841. rausc he believed it attorney for Thompson. the theory thnt the young man On Dec. 31, of this year he will cel­ be expected nnd less thnn this recently visited the points which a fter it probably will find its way plan before the senate, dent Samuel Gompers of the Amer­ was murdered and his body thrown “That is right,” Mortimer re ­ would relieve Germany from the the board of engineers nropose to to Congress, probably in tho form his eighty-first birthday. did not “enthuse” over ican Federation of Labor arrived a t plied. into Lake Lucerne. They sny they ebrate the American border here a t 7:30 common hardship nnd give her un inspect. Senator Fletcher would of n proposed bill, for considera­ Mrs. Robbins, six yenrs his jun­ He declared that “ Would you have denied every­ drugged the lake nnd found no body ohlican administration o’clock in a critical condition suffer­ thing you have told about Colonel or other evidence of suicide or ior, first saw the light of day unfair advantage in the industrial nlfo like to hnvo the board visit tion if Congress decides to override every other placo in Florida in­ President Coolidge’s veto of the bill i South would be "for- ing from bronchial infection. He Forbes if you had effected such foul play. The movements of the Sept. 10, 1942 nt Rio, Wis. Be­ competition of the future. is to be rushed through to San terested in the development of passed nt the last session increas­ Honor Dubious One. fore her ninrringo she was Alice K. |(ot anything out of It.” young man were traced from Lake u reconciintion?” Folsom. Slu- tnkes a great deal of In speaking of the populnt* cus­ wntcr transportation, it is declar­ ing tho salaries of postal em­ usd Senator McKellar, Antonio Friday morning nnd will side Park where he spent Saturday “ Yes,” said the witness, “but I ptnnessee, who announc- be taken to Stanthony’s Hotel there would not have committed per­ evening to Iaike Lucerne, the police piide in boasting the fnct that n tom of calling it the “ Dawes plan" ed. but Indications a re ’ thnt tho ployees. Friday afternoon. His physician cousin of hers served ns mis­ nml revealed thnt the honor was a bonrd will not be able to spare In tho Senate Thursday, a futilo a;* that he intended to say, where he alighted from an first jury." tress of the White House nnd first dubious one when it was institut­ the time. attem pt wns made to obtain an bt all of the Muscle said his lifo would be in danger automobile, the owner of which Urged Not to Testify. indy of the land for four years. ed. poiaU, to a physician unless the aged leader could be Col. Gilbert Youngberg, district agreement to postpono until Feb­ "Mrs. Mortimer begged mo not had given him a ride into the city. Sho was Mrs. Grover Cleveland, given hospital treatm ent shortly. "I remember some time during engineer, has been reipiested to a r­ ruary a voto on repassing tho i dying patient, who adThe problem confronting the po­ who was n Folsom before her m ar­ the first two weeks in Paris.” he go before the committe to tes­ |pt giving any more med- He rallied during the night nnd to range the detnils of the inspec­ vetoed bill. It had already been tify against Forbes," Mortimer lice is whnt happened to Rice fol­ snid “when tho name of expert* tion at each place within the time re p a sse d over tho veto in tha fg anything else for the Friday morning was noticeably im­ said n t one point in his cross ex­ lowing his cries for assistance on riage to the president. Mr. Robbins served in the \v. r committee was gradually giving Hiniaii. fc'Xkar*iwna .a-aMti p debate ‘ aiked whnt he rcc- proved. the shore of Iaike Lucerne, about bei.vacn' the states on the Union Ears t t f l V raim* vr. 'Dittvts com­ fixed VL|tSo bonrd. They party which left the status of the bill amination. [npllcif, “ none of your srWMwiil Hanford Saturday, Jan. He told of nn effort by Mrs. l o’clock Sunday morning. IHs -idv. At tlis batf.l* of Murfres- m ittee’ and when things did not 19. SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 12. — A unchanged nnd i t . is not subject Mortimer to bring Forbes and her moviyncnts a fte r that are veiled in boro, Tenn., in December, 18(54, he look very hopeful tho genera! snid regular International Great N orth­ to motion for repaisage until a ft­ i.Ceptland, Democrat, Complete Itinerary. mystery. If not murdered and his er the senate has disposed of tho "Well, let them enll it the Dnwes ltd he-would vote ern Railway passenger trnin carry-, hnsbnnd together in the home of body thrown into the lake was he was severely wounded after having The itinerary of the trip follows: Muscle Shoal* legislation. for committee, some one has to stand measure that did not ing Samuel Gompers to San Anto­ M ortimer’s fathcr-in-law. in Phila­ thrown into nn automobile, g ag ­ served nlmost continuously Leave Washington S. A. L. rnil[government to flx the nio, left Ijiucdo Friday morning a t delphia shortly before Mortimer ged and curried out of the city, or three yenrs on the hnttlefront. In­ up and take the garbage or the wny, Jan. 10, 8:40 p. m. Senator Edge, Republican, of her produced a t Muscle 0:30 o’clock according to ndvices appeared before the senate com­ is he n prisoner of his captor or cidentally it was on his twenty- garlands.’ Let me say that when Now Jersey, In charge of the bill, Arrive Jacksonville, Jan. 11, to dispatchers oflice of th a t road first birthday thnt he was wounded. the name Dawes became attached mittee in October, 1923. urged the senute not explained that the delay was sought “If I go into thnt room only cantors in sonic secluded house in Following the battle, Mr. Robbins to the committee it looked as if the 8:35 p. m. By action nnd declared here. in order to give time for consider­ I.cnve Jacksonville Jan. 11, 10 ation Iny from Wednesday morning until bouquets would be nil of the back­ one of us will come out,” the w it­ Orlando? [could be enacted two of increasing the rates on p. m. Following is a description of the Sunday afternoon before he receiv­ door variety.” ness snid he replied to his wife. without harm ful efother niuil. Senator Couzens, Re. Arrive Sarasota Jan. 12, 8:35 publican, Michigan, objected anil He denied he ever had told his young man furnished by his par­ ed medical attention for his wound. Mr. Young snid great credit He was carried to n hospital and should be given to the great bank­ a. ni. father-in-law thnt he would “get ents and printed on postal cardi Drookhurt, insurgent ReSenator Reed, Democrat, Missouri, Leave Sarnsutn via boat, Jan. declared that if ho wanted to have WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.— The Forbes even a t the cost of swear­ that have been sent by the Orlan­ the wound was healed up without ing firms which have aided iji the p a, said he stood ready do police departm ent to the police having that rifle ball removed from execution of the plan through ad­ 12, 1 p. m. {the nitrate plants into senate considered the Muscle Shoals ing himself into jail.” the President’s veto sustained ho Arrive St. Petersburg Jan. 12, would like nothing better than to his bod» , F our yenrs later, after vances to Germany, both on pub­ Questioned for details of n trio in other cities: Ictorics, but urged turn- bill. 3 p. nt. “ Missing—Frank E. Rice, age 29, having suffered intense pain at lic nnd private credits. These ad­ |e power to private inhave the vote connected with u pro­ The senate approved the naval he made with Thompson and the Leave St. Petersburg via auto, posal to increase the mailing rutes •could exploit the prop- construction hill authorizing u la tte r’s partner, James W. Black, weight 150 pounds, height 5 feet 9 vurious periods, tho ball was re­ vances should continue in such crossing the Gandy bridge, Jan, on newspapers. |e disadvantage of the §110.000.00U program. to the site of the Northampton, inches; hair dark brown, dark moved. It was one of the things (Continued on page 8) 13, 11 u. m. which he proudly exhibited to his brown eyes. Hus two upper front Continued on pago 8. private interests ob“ You will then have every news­ Hcullocutiott of radio broadcast­ Arrive Tumpn Jan. 13, 12:30 p. paper teeth out. Two small scars near interviewer. Musclc Shoals power, he ing wave lengths was abandoned by in the country, or practical­ A fter leaving the hospital, Mr. ni. the left eyebrow. Wore light tan I farmers would get no the commerce departm ent. ly all of them, here lighting the Leave Tampa vin nuto nnd pro­ proposition to override tho veto,” sweater, dark blue trousers, gray I Robbins was given n discharge but : than the farm ers of The advis ory council of the na­ ceed to lakeland, Jan. 13, 5 p. said he. cap, white shirt and black tie, tan i later re-enlisted in the army nnd lobtnined from the Keo- tional conference on out-door rec­ ni. shoes ami hose. Notify the Orlan­ for n year following the war was Senator Edge told tho Senate ho began a two-days meeting. on guard duty in Washington. He I.cnve Lakeland viu automobile considered the increasu bill “ fair do Police Department." piowell, Republican, Ne- reation it was decided to uppoint a con­ was in the national capital on the Jan. 14, 7:30 a. m. prted the senate should gressional committee to investi­ and justified," but that every means day {’resident Lincoln wns assiProceed >in Butffow, to Lake should tie taken to meet a shown |ng from the lcaso of gate the question of a permanent nated nnd recalls with ease the hap­ Efforts to hnve work begin nt Wales, to Schrir.g, to Okeechobee 111 lands and not ncce|it in carrying second, third program for the army. penings of thnt memorable night the enrlicst possible time on the City, t > West Palm Bench, to deficit Elaborate preparations nre being ( Carrying “ loop holes,” housing and fourth class mail. Senator Liquor treaties with Canada, und the events of the succeeding made for the official opening of M id state rpecificaliy, bulkhead system on Luke Monroe, Mir .ii, .Inn. 14, 10:30 p. m. McKellar, Democrat, Tennessee, duys. Leave Miami vin auto Jan. 15, wanted to know how Senator Edge at a lessee would be re- France, the Netherlands nnd Pan- the Cheney-Dixie Highway be­ will be made according to Mayor BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 12. — In nroa wee uppoved by the senate tween Orlando and Titusville on A fter having been married for and Curtis would voto on increas­ perfect health nnd up- 20 years during which timu bo and Forest Iaikc who announced a t the 3 :3 0 p. ni. Wednesday, Dec. 31, according to seemingly Wments of Senator Har- foreign relations committee. Artive West Palm Beach Jnn. ing the rates on nuwipapera. Sanput cntly normal, the actions of Dr. Mrs. Rohhiu* lived in several west­ weekly luncheon of the Chamber The house passed the agricul­ n communication received here by Geo. T. Edward* as admittedly p r a t, Mississippi were of Comnieree Friday that witli 15, (5 p. m . a to r Curtis, the Republican lender, | late Thursday but tho ture appropriation bill carrying the Chamber of Commorco from shown by official observation arc ern states, Mr. Robbins came to the completion of a study uf the Leave West I’alm Beach Jnn. 10, replied he would meet tho issue $80,000,POO for road construction Sanford. Two yenrs later his wife Karl Lchnmnn, secretary of the '■•■•■d before taking acp. ni. when it cumo before the Senate. $4 1,000,000 for other purposes. Ornnge County Chamber of Com­ believed Friday to havo shrouded joined him. He purchased n grove estimates on the cast side part of 1 Inspect (amindmcnts would re. and St. Lucie Inlet nt S tu art Senator Couzens, objecting to tho the system by the city uttorncy, the death on Dec. 2 of Mrs. Ed­ The trensury accepted statem ents near I’aoia nnd proceeded to grow merce. U*in number 3 be insteps will bu taken to s ta rt con­ lock No. 2, St. I.ucie canal etc. postponement of uction, said ho wards in deeper mystery than that of the finest oranges to be struction. In the meantime, the l the leasing provisions. of British Chancellor Churchill on Arrive Ft. Pierce vin auto, Jan. wanted to nee the newspaper and The exercises will ninrk the which has baffled the investigators nome allied debts us “obvious and logi­ found anywhere in this part of 3 has not yet been periodical rates increuscd. Senator and withheld further comment. completion of the new $1,000,000 a t every turn. The physician was the country. He related how he city engineer is engaged in com­ 1*5, 6:30 p. ni. [hut the Underwood bill cal” Inspect Indian river and Ft. Reed argued that the proposals piling estim ates for the work on asphalt road from Orlando and lust night transferred hark to the Commissioner Benson of the purchnsed some choice seedling orize tho secretary of Pierce inlet, hold brief hearing on should lie treated separately. the west side. shipping bonrd, before u house thi.i .-ection to the ocean, ami branch jail at Bessemer. trees for this grove. ‘ it. advisability of United S tates ta k ­ Results from advertisements of "Wo have recently had un ex­ what is declared the first com­ Several yenrs later Mr. Robbins Swratic and Republican committee opposed reparation of pleted hard surfaced cross-state Hanford appearing in northern ing over Intracostul canal. East ample of the disciplinary measlres the board from operations of the refused nn offer of $20,000 for his feted Thursday that the against those who dis­ roud in Florida which has been fleet. grove. Within two month’s time tnugazines anil newspapers uru be­ Coast route from Jacksonville to employed hill finally will pass, merchant ing shown in the largu number of Miami, etc. I aiavo Ft. Pierce via obey the wishes of the President,” designated as an officiul link con­ Commerce departm ent figures (Continued on page 8) •opposition to the bill is placed the death rate in the regis­ necting the eastern and western inquiries being received by tho F, E. C. railway, trnin No. 42, said the Missouri Senator. * | *nd unorganized and tration area of the Uni toil States Dixie Highways in this state. MIAMI. Dec. 12.—Miami’s first C o o l i d j ^ S t T n ^ F i g h t s Chamber of Commerce, It. J. Hol­ E ast Coast Limited, Jan. 17, 3 p. j wffkicnt votes in the in 1023 a t 12.3 per 1,000, against ly, chairman of the publicity com­ nt. According to the present plans it open golf tournam ent got under the measure. Arrive Daytona Jnn. 17, 7 p. m. mittee, reported a t the meeting. 11.8 in 1022. is expected that fully 4-“00 people way Friday with Abe Mitchell, Geo. Norris, of the senate Leave Daytona vin auto, pro­ Over 100 replies during the past Postm aster Genernl New, it was will be present a t the big barbe­ Duncan, Wnlter Hagen, Bobby committee, has not let learned, will advise congress that week, in answ er to the first ud of ceed to Sanford, Jan. 18, 1:30 p. cue a t Indian River City on th at Cmickshank, Bill Mehihorn, Aleck ffht on the measure and WASHINGTON, \Deo. 12.—An scries to be run, were received, m. increase postal pay, increased day, which is being given as a Smith nnd score of others in play. discussion Is over, he to endeavor to bolster up the adminis­ he staled. Inspect the Sanford and St. Fnalyze" it. He declar- rates on all service except letter part of the celebration. The bar­ tration forces in the senate oppos­ Sim ilarity of names coupled with Mr. Hull yannounced that n list Johns river vicinity,_ etc. mail will be necessary. becue will be provided free by T*J*d he could demoned to nn early vote on overrid­ of those making inquiries are com­ Leave Sanford via U. S. inspecthe substitution of a “G" for “ B the chambers of commerce of T it­ [.the Norris hill was the ing the executive veto of postul piled each week and sent to each lion boat, Jan. 19, 7:30 a. m. in the report of the Sanford Credit usville and Cocoa, it is announc­ '•cal’ measure before the CHICAGO, Dec. 12. — Wheat: employes pay hill wns made by rent estate firm of the city. This Arrive Pilntkn, Jan. 19, 4 p. m. Association, has brought Charlie ed. B ritt no little amount of notoriety May, 1.04Vi to 1.65; July, 1.444 President Coolidge Friday nt a con­ practice, he pointed out, aids •*»*• ni. The official dedication exercis­ to 1.44%. Corn: Muy, 1.25% to ference with a dozen Republican teriully in attractin g people to to say nothing of feigned embarInspect Palntku. es will be held a t 12 o’clock on 1.27. Outs: May, 62% to 62%. senators. Leave Pulntka via ,U. S. in­ aasment, during the past few days. this city. President Edward Hig­ PARIS, Dec. 12.—John D. Rock­ the steel and concrete bridge which The cause of Mr. B ritt’s mentul an­ gins b r i g h t to the uttention of spection boat, Jan. 20, 7:30 u. m. efeller. Jr., in a letter to the Un­ spans the St. John’s River a t In­ Arrive Jacksonville. Jun. 20, guish is described as follows: the body n suggestion th at a ser­ I ion des A rts, whoso members had dian River City. Governor-elect There is said to bo ono of ebony ies of advertisem ents be run in 12:30 p. in. sent him a message of congratu­ John W. Martin and representa­ hue, Charlie G ritt by name, who Leave Jacksonville via U. S. in­ tho Miami papers. The advantage lation and thanks for his gifts, tives of the Dixie Highway Assoc­ was hailed in justice of peace court spection boat, inspect lower river of these advertisements, he point­ Were heard in Mu­ • writes: iation, the State Road D epart­ Wednesday to face a charge of a s ­ ed out wuuld a ttrac t those visit­ nnd jetties, Jan. 20, 2 p. in. l l ? ,be^ore Judge J. G. “ Your message, signed by many ment. the Florida Automobile As­ and battery. He wan fined Leave Mnyport via uuto, Jan. sault ors who did not huve the means !« oim-l|ay morning and nmong the greatest nrtists of sociation nnd other im portant of­ $30 or in lieu thereof to servo Williamson, a visiting Methodist ENTERPRISE. Doc. !2.Tuns 20, 5 p. in. to invest in that city but who are [ *.42 was collected in France, adds considerably to my ficials will participate in th.si days on the county roads. The luistor, of New York, officiating. interest in investing limited nArrive Jacksonville, Jan . 20, 45 Furcated bonds. Among satisfaction in having been nhle to [ event, it was further announced, sounded for Eagle Scopt. Fred Toiit, Ceremonies credit association report gave tho were in charge of the tnoiints of money. age 15, nt Enterprise, Thursday, ti:30 p. m. Imu L,at ,,f Frank Blnir. render so insignificant u service to Motion pictures of the occasion the first Scout to die in Central Boy Scouts. name as Charlie B ritt with a “G” Leave Jacksonville (A. C. L. A. J. Richardson, manager of T l• having intoxicating | France; it is a tribute to its nrt-j wjR be made which will secure na- Florida council, Boy Scouts. purtly covering the "B”. Imme­ At the grave the Scouts renewed i ni* possession. Blair, j istic perfection, which is a source tionnl distribution. train 84, Everglades Limited), diately upon the issuance of thin Thursday, Dee. 4, Todt wns do their outh, and Scoutm aster S. M. the Valdez Hotel, made u talk in Jan. 20, 8:10 p. ni. he nnswered crit . L i k • an. ob* l e n d e r report, Mr. B ritt’s troubles began. rt,m a local viewpoint, ii, upemiiK opening i ing his day’s good turn by help- i M orris gave the Scout benediction, which . . . . . various _ p* “"yn in city court pre- | of adm iration for the whole world. | Arrive W ashington, Jan. 21. i m ich to ing to remove a stum p of a pine I "May the blessings of our Henv- Knn s that had been directed to ­ A reporter, sensing a “ big” sto­ | I consider it a privilege to h a v e |0f tbe m,w r(,»i| means I « similar charges, wa-v by goods tree which had been cut down, enly Scoutninster r.est upon us all jrard the management of that ry, sought an interview with tho *n,‘ his bond of $200 been perm itted to participate in jg anfon]| jt j* declared int out t h e 1when the wiiullnas, held by n scout and all regular Scouts throughout hostelery. He characterized the alleged defendant. Asked about the presentation of some of its ioads enthusiasts who point the [when windings, the other party in the assault case, the world, ur.d may we find the charges us being made by pre­ architectural glories." [fact that the distance between hero comrade, slipped, the handle strikAo!.!. | n l at this session judiced persons and insisted tliut Mr. B ritt sniilinglv referred the trail th at leads to Hint.” and the east coart i» shortened by | Ing Todt between the eyes. He ■ Harris, reckless newspaperman to the hospital for Taps were sounded by Bugler.1 he D running n hotel in a m anner 14 miles. Hanford people wishing | wns tnken to DeLand for trentK in. .C ,0Ht3: ***** Hail- B o d y O t L i f M l t . a r i n a j - * " ‘)V*r however, will Intent, his wound dreosed and was j A. J. Wude of Enterprise and echo that dues not call for any upologPEKING, Dec. 12—It is under­ further information and disclosed Ifsmki(rimhhn,..aml $t0eotfs; hom| Fred S h i p p e d t o P e n s a c o l a | not be compelled to go to O rlandojtold to stay in bed for a few days.) by William Davis, Troop 5, Orlan- ies. He exhibited several papers stood thnt General Chang Tso Lin the fact that he had decided to ac­ to substantiate his cluims. Sev­ Manchurian war lord is placing cept tho judge’s invitation to be­ I nnd ta k e the Cheney Highway from [Tuesday evening his condition b e -! do | 4a.Us “ rookfcr, drat I eral members of tho body veri­ 40.000 troops a t the disposal ofcome u member of Seminole coun p p g C A r n t \ Dec 1 ° _ Mrs ’that city but may go by way o f 'came alarm ing and a physician was i The pallbearers: Lovick Ueyman, V,.' 1. John Monroe, fied his assertions. General Lu Yung Hsiang, m ilitary ty ’s select laborers. 1 lllie Mav Varina wife "of Lieut!! Oviedo and Chuluota. A t Friday’s I called, but it was too late—he died Adolfo Abeilo of Enterprise, Troop flrr»iti' boml estreated; E fforts will be made to make governor of Chekiang for an expoAnyway* it has provided the S it­ No. 1; Leo F. Culhoun, Troop No. Varina who was killed in a plan*) meeting of the Chamber of C om -|euriy Wednesday morning. planiMme k Wf e er; ,"Peedmg, $3 The body was taken to Enter­ 2, Or land; Marvin Sheppard, Vin­ the visit of the engineers of thfi dition against General Chi lisiun ting Suns of Rest a great d e ll of it was annolnced that u sign T1 * illam J. Vann, nr- crash a t San Diego, Wednes Vednesduy.| mcrce me Mr. 'B ritt :optimistically prise where services were held in cent Gouid and Fred Cooper of United S tates W ar D epartm ent to Yuan, military governor of Kiungu. “ fun." __ _____ ___ been _______ notified J th a tbothebody bodyof wi ill he placed at Bithlo directing the character, has says, “ I am not worried in the One brigade has already been s ta r ­ new auditorium of the Enter­ Troop No. 2, DeLand. All pali this city longer than tho tim e io way to Sanford via Oviedo # l'01* his promise to hor husband was being shipped to I the way to > ed toward Nanking, prise Orphanage, the Rev. II. R. bearers were Eagle Scouts. which has been allotted | H it," i’ensacola for interm ent. 'und Chuluota. U JS. ENGINEERS TO STUDY PROPOSED CANAL ON JAN. 19 GOMPERS RUSHED TO SAN ANTONIO FOR TREATMENT Washington N ew s Celebration Is To FeatureOpeningOf Road To East Coast Bulkhead Work On East Side Will Be Rushed by Officials Mrs. Edwards* Death Clothed In Mystery Open Golf Tourney Under Way In Miami Similarity In Names Brings Notoriety To Resident of Sanford Post Office Pay Bill Markets. Art Body Appreciates Gift of Rockefeller K'ases Tried In (urtWednesday; elected In Pines Taps Sound For Boy Scout Who Dies At Enterprise Doing His Good Turn General Lu Now Has 40.000 Additional Men r l*'*"tIT Iran*—~ $ �May Share in McClintOck M * • • 4 No, 1, Nones Ferry to JockWASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— Dc Monville tails of hazardous expeditions ini' unuos F erry, to Pensacola. 5> unchiirtcdcd .wastes of northerr a concrete, excellent. Rc- Alaska ami Into w estern America! M in d e r sand clay, condition fair, canyons oJT beaten trails in quest Pensacola to F!oridatown( fair oil and m ineral deposits, am •and clay. Floridatown to Mllli- fnr mnpplnc' ptn-pnaca. form inter in, Rood sand clay and brick, c stln r chapters of the Geological illigan to A u y le , ■part u n d e r1Surv®F dircctor’n annual report, conitructiap, rdtigh. Argyle to m"l,c ,Pu? lle. t°dny. W estrille. sand clay, excellent. Geological rurveya were; conduct W eitville to Quincy unimproved ,,urinK the year by field workers Tough in spots. Quincy to Litt- in 41 «tatc.i end Alaska, while nt mans, good sand d ay . LitLiuans ,h f *nme t,m c 2 ,*00° square mile; to T allnhauea. unfn.nrnv.wl nn.i were covered by topographic stir. S S able to within six miles of Madi­ son, where you will hit the new highway, an excellent sand clay road through Madison nnd Live irrigation nnd other pur Oak on the Lake City. There lie- power, poses. ing.only ono short detour In Madi­ ______ Pm ise is given the skill nnd dur son counuty between I-ce umu and Suwannee ____ River __ which ...__ _is____ not___ bad._ in* " f ‘’"E'norrs who finished a 12 Lake City to Jacksonville, con­ year task when they completed in­ strum ental surveys of the Colorado crete nnd nsphalt, excellent. !!iVcr, Th!«* Colorado Cunjuu Road No. 2, Georgia Line to Fort pedition mapped 253 miles of can­ Myers. yons nnd examined 22 possible dam Georgia Line to Lnko City, sand sites during the year. The survey d a y road in fair condition. laike is preliminary to perfection of City to High Springs, concrete plans for full utilization of natural and surface treated rock base, ex­ irsources in a region where w ater cellent. High Springs to Gaines­ give:- value to land. ville 25 miles of asphalt, excellent, F irst 10 miles south of Gaines­ Cleraiont— Building construction ville, asphalt surface very good. in city for 1021 to exceed $300,­ End of Asphalt to Micanopy 5 miles rough. Mlcnnopy to Lowell 000, now under construction. .Short de­ tours around grading and cul­ verts. Through travel between Gainesville and Ocala advised to follow detour signs to the cast a t Ocala nnd Lowell. Ocala to Annie, good. Laku Annie to Kis­ Bellevlcw new nsphalt surface Just River impassable. Tho completed. Very good to I.nko simmee Hussengcr road from DeSoto City County line. Road in Lake coun­ to is open and pass­ ty II miles to Leesburg, under ableOkeechobee but rough. construction. Numerous short de­ Hoad No. 23, Rellevicw to Plant tours around grading. Traffic nd-| , City. vised to drive slow. Very rough Tho seven miles in Marion coun­ but passable. Detour over coun­ ty road from Kruitland I'nrk to ty have been completed. Itond is ex­ Leesburg. * .. Through travel Ocala cellent in Mnrion County and Sum­ to Iascsburg advised to go via ter County. This is best road for Wildwood. Leesburg to Kustis nnd travel to Tamoa from Ocala. North Mount Dorn, good. Mount Dora lino Hernando County to north to_ Kissimmee, good. About ono line Pasco County, rough. North mile west of Kissimmee road is badly washed out and temporarily bridged. Traffic should use ex­ trem e care between this point nnd LfOujthmnn im there are Mevcral dangerous spots of wush-outs due to recent rains. Repairs are be­ ing mndo. From Loughmnn to Carlstrom Field road in good shape. Carlstrom Field south nbout six miles rought, under con­ Any breaking out or skin irri­ struction. Remainder of road to tation on face, neck or body is F t. Myers in good condition. overcome quickest })/ applying Rosd No. 3. Georgia Line to Or­ Alcntho-Sulphur, snys u noted skin lando. specialist. Because of its germ Wilds landing to Yulco, sand destroying properties, nothing lm? clay road in fair condition. Yuleo even been found D* take the place to Jacksonville, old shell road, of this sulphur preparation that rough but passable. County forc­ instantly brings ease from tho es are engaged in placing rock, itching, burning and irritation. but traffic enrried through this Menthn-Kulphuj* heals eczema operation. Jacksonville to Green right up. leaving the skin clear Cover Springs, paving road, brick and smooth. It seldom fails to nnd treated rock base. All in good relieve the torm ent or disfiguiccondition. Green. Covo Springs to ment. A little ja r of Bowles MenPnlntka rough to end of brick at tho-Xulnluir may lie obtained at Rices Creek. Brick road from any drug store. It is used like Rice a Creek to Palatka to San cold creum. —A‘lv. Mntoo, good. San Mateo to Dunns Creek rough. Asphalt surface from Dunns Creek to Sisco, Creacent City, Pierson and DeLeon n r h u r ^ r i r h u i , H a s t R ue w»i i .j . Springs, excellent. DeLeon Springs through Deland to Sanford and No other gift is quite so certain to please a man as some smart article apparel—something he hankers for, perhaps, but hesitates about buvi for himself Out of & store abounding in such gifts for men and boys we have chos a few good things to list for your con-venience Our label on the box will enhance the value of your gift, you’ll find; ift label that men set lots of store by • • V C A - Miss Isabelle Pope of Wilmette, 111., t Clintock, “millionaire orphan,” is e xpoctcd to receive a ccnsidernhle £ share of his estate. P Hut the superstitious are wondering whether t h e ,? money ever will pass into her h..... a nI"d s .MrClintock’s ................. father was killed in * nil automobile accident when ........his son was- — but J. 3. And the “millionaire I ? ......... orphan” was stricken with typhoid just as he was about to . j come jn to 1* his heritage. Will fate deni likewise with the girl who was engaged t Try A Herald Want Ad For Results • : • «• | | J * I t * I * . » • * 1N I A O A R A F A L L S $ 4 4 . 1 2 iN C W Y O R K N Y *«« ■ A P H iu n xL fH W . M '• § 2 : « ‘ P I T T S O U n O H . P A . 3 9 31 S A V A N N A H , »SA. 6 .0 0 * 1 0 LE O O , O. 4! 71 ‘ WASHINGTON. 0 . C. 31.71 .*,VUo r., f,Ulm? " ’ • » « '« l» , Via Haltlmoro or PhlUJ.IphU .m l °AI1-»»l«r vl* I’lilUilvIphia with two o a ji l*y-over. via ialtlmora lhri*«MUy NittVHiver. T icket. Include mval.t l u n n l ticket* for Savannah. Ga.) A ll o-.m« nn All-rlir.ny nml llirluhi.-n am i some room. on other U lm ers onvii u t r u ch.vr/u. s a i l i n g s f o r p a l t im o r e VIA SAVANNAH. S.on B .. A ilW llliW ti e r . 3 -1 3 .3 1 — .Inn. 3-11-31 J u n ia ta i ,.,.. r . . t ; . 2; _ j u n . tlln u c 'ii'U T lir e . 10.30-31— J im . 10-51-31 •iulSinKH f o r I'hll.iil* Ip liiu v ia H uv n n tu ih f# I*. M, .V unt tic k e t Ju n I-!'*-?* nfli f;1 - rrr,n ,n. ,1 ,•' l.n li tr .i I *•<-. i± /l f\ s -n -:> Sanford J<»E *n-iS -ai - 1 :1.33 .1 m . F o r *‘,acc m,(t Inform ation address DEPARTM ENT "A J-* transportation PUr 800 f- »'• co T.!.,*— Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results uRB2S!32SS222222E£{?2S2*nut,Ba::,*aH*:::!a, « r.K a:3*na,!*a,IBr!*,,a*"ri"uu • n a a a r»a n ti n s j j a, c 55 B O Y C E -IT E G A SO L IN E W IL L POSITIVELY— Ilcmovy »l! enrhoh. Konil No. I, (icorgia IJiie to Mi­ ami. 2" INSURI)— IViTcct ritHy running Moiur. Detour from the Waycross road ■■ nt St. M ary’s River over tho old Dixie Highway through And­ rew s Station, then through' Heuuford Grove to a point about tw*. miles north of Hilliard. Then jjjj toko paved road to Jacksonville. The detours are very sandy and ' ounty line to Him i. l “ "Ine-fuot brick road • roc* shoulders, fair. HunU, *‘n|l Reilly’s usphnlt road nine miles asphalt surface extellent. Volusia county lino to Daytona 'c r y good. Port Orange t., .n, w Nmyrtm seven mile* under ronPtruction, two miles fair detour. New Sm yrna lo Titusville. miles five miles good detour and In mile i new pavement. Titusville to Mel­ bourne 13 miles paved, „ |„ t. miles under construction, detour, good Melbourne to Sebastian, nevei‘,r t'*ur r“ ir- Hclmstian to Miami IbO miles, excellent pave- mj u l IV h (»ALLONS—Runs p. m fat’ as 0, ordinary (Ja.s. IIUNDRF.DS—Of our ( ’UEtomprH will toll you, THAT1 IT IS— llii; finc it fjp.t, llmt *-wr ran a Mot SRKCIAL U(3xi Va Goodyear All-weather C 5S RAY 13R()S.—!30Y(!LI-ITR GAS — BATTEB 2:: 2: 22:: 2: 55: 52252: 25222222: ^ 2:s 2222ss22: 2s::::::: es we have Hay loom pi i wms mous \ i D A IR Y M A N S/ \ Oil LIGHT / \ d a ir y x feed / / EED SUPPLY CO. Piioiit! Mure Kggs More Mtlk l Tin* (Im;(Is Your Money Had It unt what J cow EATS but w'r.at 'he DIGESTSllutproduce*nnlkaralbulk;fats DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT DAIRYiSS.FEED (C u u jn lir i Insecticides F r o U in l ^ConUinmerr tiun 7Jf. P!G£GT|DLEnutrient*. A Christmas Gift that won’t be forgotten Why not send your friend j year’s subscription to The San Paris Green Molasses Cotton Seed Meal Bran Hufore making your final f election, hour nil tho other plmnopranha nnd have tin one you think best sent Ui y u roh° m° °n BpproVttl* Then ,ek U8 l‘,uce il » New Edison phonograph so th a t you may compare Thin is the final test of merit—tho only test that is fair to you—and it will nssm A small initial payment will place the instrument of your choi * Christmas. J. H . Hmtermister P ia n o Co . • 1 nGolf Stockings 1 Bill Folds Jatzen Sweaters H at Boxes ; Interwoven Sox Cuff Link s '•;!'* & •• •' Thompson Shoes All Leather Suit Cases M anhattan Shirts All Leather Traveling Bags M anhattan Pajam as {Silver belt buckles and chainsli H art Schaffner & Marx Clothes O N E WAY F A R E S — JA C K SO N V IL L E TO JIC C IT Y $ 3 0 .4 4 B A L T I M O R E . MO* 3 0 . 0 0 " 0 * J 0 N .M A » 8 . 42 aa o ? r u t ? ? : . L LL„ 43 48 39 '31 O K T n O IT , M IC H . 4 1 .0 3 M O N T R E A L P . O. 0 0 . 3 3 V �j- *w »;****»>* ** i ■■ ■■ 12. 1524. i Englishmen Prefer linese Farm er Already Taxed To To-day’s Cross Word Puzzle Bicycles to Autos TH E BUTTF.RFLY—TWISTER NO. 47. The Limit, Is Called Upon To Bear LONDON. Dm , 12.—The auto-} Here’s a beauty. Don’t let this cress word pern escane your mental Expenses of Punative Expedition mobile ■•• •has not- yet ---* replaced — ——, »•— a-r „„„ The_ m. ajority of the nnswers arc wards of three letters or lc«3. blcy-'* 5**' - (t, |Why- Carry \ Groceries Home i’|i*s in Great brttaln, not b y n , Can you nmltc the outter fly . PAOTIN*GFU,: -Chihli, ChJna,,hndx of them . Thorn tw m muni- lone shot. Thera are 6,000,000 of . Below arc the definitions—horizontal and vertical—for the words ‘■T>i>c. 12,—Timi tljv^Chlnere fjU'mer, tionv to be hauled runny miles over th, latter in use in th i. country, in to,!oy 3 dia«rnrnalready taxed t r tbi lim it of HI* [tra in le u country. lie turned to and Ic.'s tha-j 1.000,000 m o to rc ars. ifnhiUiy Jo pay. is to lie called ’upon I tiu- furnie:. A telegram to the civ- Mot or-cycles, which are much tu b* th e i tirdeif of the present j 1! official and the official diai-used mure popular than in the United ttffi&V'* ttx ^ elitM ij in the conclu- j the .ountv a. cording to its pap u la-1 "'. ..V number. .100,000, { im ret i up -ht -anyone, wlio Uoo. an; when from 100 to 8 0 0 » ‘ ntpil.v/- - the jnv.eni ^itujitwn In r a r e , ’ihc county m uyistrato i n 1 " hf ministry of transport, In M |SK|»j i - oina. Closed school* outr-i turn u::s«.-«.*o(l each villugo, accord* -making nubile those statistics, not­ ed th a t the iliitiith arc doing a ip tV l ihiiL 'cSpiUitionnl funds are in r to size, one to six carts. t‘ b*r r r d ’oTT-tcdi in.'ocle from rail J But the carts were to hove nni- great export business with bicy­ f i< V L * eized; and even tax 'm n ’s and thv animals drivers. All cle.s tind motor cycles than the m anufacturers, who |9 b i tor 1 li 1 nr**, being "bor 1th • v/a.i in Ihu military order, Hut American w„li . lio ...<r coffer*, b u t) no half price nor half wage was of- 11nee led the British in this trade. pi.i.' ; to li.l th a t thu ! furrd here. The carts. animal- njid In 1022, according to British friitii’: 1 ho rom-tituto th re e -!carter* were to he produced In any m nrrix. Great Britain exported jjp u r,; f the ti pulutiun, will b e , way that would not cause expense 7,270 motor cycles while America tr.'.d• p. vide the luilit of th e j to the warlords. So each village in ■ -ending out 16,000, But the ~T\» \ • i>?\' .-evtaciM. i hfld-a mooting to divide hiw t > Infest figures show 20,000 mach­ ■ * ... . i .i... i „ ____ i _ i *■...... .... . H m K H H Px,P for P eiv4iiitp)'*( ha* uu "t bu- demand)*. A favorite ines exported from G reat Britain 1' • ! !••• th- w rier.!.' ro mi th'«| with th ; village v.tm , rtjy p jo o from the United com;- 1 - . ■ •' 'tumM to contrib- lt > ■ifcr a given rum lor volunteer!*.: gtate.s. lit.*, c.d it. i notable that thr The n.tu.'il su,-,i nnld in .u n i- %ill ji?.'’ i of the pi'iviit ■ citizen ;ages i.i known to have heon $200 do: p- .n ; him tn stipp i r t , 11 indue* a ••vtdunteor” tn t.-o t > th,-- can • of the central govern- the front with n cart and two gnir, r j •. "i l r warlord • are, therefore. | iina It. and it wu- dearly under-; tfnv/"i 1 i invc.itioh, mihI they in -! stood that if cart, anim als or «iriv-1 ______ , ic ntr.K'itv. - cr failed to n turn the village i n - , "A V..A-. bv' the clokley ofi-u.-rrd n« i.-spe.isitnmy. I'ne ct.st j A mUunderntanding caused The met i i - . • ruption of comm and 1.1 i*ach village «n' it.- cart outfits Hi old to publish in .Thursday’s HORIZONTAL VERTICAL irrtl' .a . p:!!a;jing bv soldier^.it ; usuii!l.'» .•imri l |in»)Mirtionat*'y I the announcement th a t a 1—vehicle 3-1—p art of 1— pieces of 37—interrogath (! i i*i*n*^r t'l” rn'Ti-m. Thi; If, thi- pillagers on ti.- bad-' of j prir*- - f $25 is to be offered for ? y- :■ 1 - - 1 ■fti m in -d ., uvii'iige nv.rinl. , b--tm it appropriate name for Sau- fi— faithful money live proverb *to bo* : H< I ,i. bo-.;, v ft . a lit:!.-. But the warlord d ill is in nCe.l.; '• ni’> new model home now under ,, , » „ 2— craft noun " l- wuiits ^nt'. at thifront to i construction. Elton J. Moughton, ‘ rem the govemmont, per-* ,lfo ____ her', __________ ________ _ 8—New Eng- 36—flightless tion needle. b ar •I . a . ki- finnn:-'l i.y icu iry his ammunition and utht-r iichitfct for the model home, in land state bird 12—is afraid of 38—command ti'■ -• it ’ . . Hut th<* '•oulpinent, to rook. hi.-, food and to ;c< ti«-rihg the statem ent says: (abbr.) 40—indivisible 18—pronoun •10—lifetime ,<t. ■>' r r the war, nnd the far- lord and unioiui train;-, to bury tin' ‘If has been suggested th a t in4—weight particle of iu ; . • !,- i.t able to d o , dead and 1 nerfo.Ti (.ther menial .», ltUlch an the Florida Lumber 1 1—point of •II—hog meat 6—f upper m atter ' * “• •“ •’•■Y'-T'hibrf. Ha numia r Ot . I -lit.i.t.lll(W Association is giving a 13—box compass 6— Egyptian 42—preposition -Handl'd was alaiut egual : ti c , , , - j ,,f $2f,o for tlio best name for 15— note of •15—floor cover­ sun god 44—sante nrli-rd’s fir'.* move \vn» n nu'ulii-r at c a rt"•.•!, F. tl;>' cretlit (■'jorlclsk hourtes, that watching the ing scale 7—vessel (abbr.) i n j . H* v jpo.-wti to, buy of f|ii- in lit.in I it is -.iul that ,-,.|0j)nicnt of the design of the 8— try 45— surrounded 10—Canadian 16—poem hut for ti u 1 • set his own i-.iiMh--. ti'idly It11. I*\ tiu* fluiub: j tifiu/otnl model home might Horvo 10—require by province ■18—put on about half the linvc lu-i”! ti utlnlly i-xein;"-ti. i>u ■., an inspiration to someone for 1!—vegetable 46— native (u h h r.) (collo<|.) \ 'v 1 ' >nie tb- final numher of cirts,'dem utid- ■ ppropriote nnmo for the „man 12—insect metal en b.-iuntv c-i .IH-.I the pioymeo of < hJVli. (t.,ida h0UI,es. The model home 17—printer’s 50— success 18—kitchen Im* 47—eternity ■' ,:.i 1 ' . ia >* tu ' t »r. 1-k M untie. , wa • approx- j,, ;n)r erected hero is in no way measure (colloq.) plemcnt 46—wooly surnocturnal 51—evidence * :|. " ," y , \ V. ,a ; • , i . i . I ifumectcd with the prize given by 16— 16—liquor fm-e of '" r ' 1 ! I* '“M'.Hmi h is re pur t |;,t ■, , m. K,or,(|a Llimbcr ()t,M|t,r3 Assoflying 58—chart 20— automocloth • . . ■■:. ;ir:11 tu.- I'eiitrtim L <«n u i -.HI 1)4*0.11' t t. nt- .1 •» mammal 55— possessed bile nccea- 50—injure r.e. silver dollars ha* been -t - ind d ’___________________ 21— th at man 56— charge sorry 51—through I ..'il- i■- e * carts, tlious- d <'blfdi pruvinco 22— to th at 57— annoy 21—border 52—plump degree 56—rem uner­ 23—conjune51—wan tion 55—hasten 21—idolize ate 24— imitate 56—distant 20—thoughts 61—title 25— latitude 58— marine fish WINNIPEG. Dec. 12.—Canada 26—beside 52— spoil H> HELEN H. HORNING 27— mysterious 60—tree has increased Its exports of can- 30—tear 63—convert 28— dioop 61—thorough----------------------------------------------------------------- * tied fru it and vegetables nearly into leuther ) 28—exist fare y i tiu-, I vtovinir« little u.ilk • ’ cuju flour: 2 b v. i ti a - . tour times in volume since 1622, 82—American poo 65—ntcadow | 31—part of (abbr.) i' i • . licit to prepare- 8|ionn-. Valumi-r. Habing i'uw.Ier. ii-.n rding to a bulletin issued by 67— angry ex­ verb 'to be’ 62—pronoun Sotlie { .1 i’i ii tbcue days whilej M.-U Hu- chocolate, add ■!><• but- 1'•'** federni department of ngri- 33— fo rc e in citement 25—a prefex 65—you and I the w: i-r co'd Htui we have i-ult'iri . Shipments in 1021 have 68— restores .... lb- kit.lien during 1‘b >'r . w.-li-b-m-a t . i, and i tub. 10,605,115 pounds, valued 66— like hml n n i.u-r I'.-.ys, In fact, ulienu-.lely add to tl i ♦tie mill: \i the tsr irfu i lul.-iliO, compared with -I.U'il . i, on iij ^'otir b‘‘iu**. and i*ift«-il dry ingredieni Steflm 175,467 pounds, worth $321,025, In--. 4 r .\ without'doubt. one hour.in n well-gri-n'ii-d nudif. two yean- ugo. jm t ; I( nil utlitH « simply starved Vi :hcy rt»n:> i' i from ■- honl. Aye y ' 1! ll illly ful in keep, H z x a a s s s a s * i< s n B « tis i:M - iu n s ia « H r T » B W S M W S S W i s jVIodcl Home Will Aid Entrants In Content When we maintain a complete delivery service for Your Convenience Each order is given personal attention. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED BLUE VALLEY BUTTER CLOVERBLOOM BUTTER N U (E # I! JUNE’S DAIRY FARM SAUSAGE 1 APALACHICOLA OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY Canadians Doing Well Selling Canne dFruits DINGS HOT AND COLD Inc* U **r?i from .“poiiting tholr dinby citing -a 1 Fruit: are -i*i imuh that ijppetitt- wlthrt .inuviri .: tiu* hern i dfgi which should h- h- I'J rv-r until r Limi*?, .V I - ui"-*-. i.i.V'Ui bidet n rd • • i ..I tlm table, and I ■ri c * tno rime j-i.-da, - Wtifm ri : ami )■i ». «i--.ir grand mother 'i >dut-s tuit i-at i.Air gi.u" hen !•' 1 ■ '.'Rat, it i* tuinu*' .1 ] '; bl."ii tn |iinn sue i' t. .’itul Miit.il>!-' tn co them • " itbcr a - wi usually rL. . , , Fall and Willin' t7U1 ..; .1, hot and C"lil ■ ii]*jia»;*riaU* Im: fdtMT{ i : > i.li u„w., esjuK-ially tjr;u . u • f . - ; - i i . Two I'ludly «f?r 7 s .• I "• ‘in i for <dd \nnd fmt:t ,■>■ t.li uita.'.li' of varniui j tf j\ - i!t, 1 1' plain gala -i in -.nt.,lei>, hot v ' ^ S' 11 TKt \l* ft UtU\ * o i V* 1f V *(111 : H n H * a tr m n 3 r> « w M M V A m « u n n n r u -■ i , ( •• ho - an iinl.i! u . ... ird without tqiU'ty I ui the *vr in > u rti; ..■ ' l meuiiiM-ni' ntx, Cus. i i a iii'ilcustard !..vorite «h "iert zlwirtl A 1 i n Mitel or ' . rd pudding, er ponj>pin or d e u i l n r 1, as «!■••• Christmas Fruit Cake Only,the Best W)c per pound 1 -* A i'li'Df \ o f i»If t •(h e r jroodit'M Ing Co. Phone l«.r> :ir,!ii’*B*ni»«ii«iJfixwu--. i r j - ■. >. ;-Y K aaaH naaaaB «naM H aaa a.i • while hi.v 11 -f m il; are necessary i* tu niaku a largo ctisr iiiqr; 'lent, thi and flui •’iug, arc n .v ■ 1*’ i r;v ii ... i I I m s FOR THE liO t.IDAY GIFT Newton Annis Furs Large and complete line MRS. VV. S. HeWITT I nTtH**. Sim .', '(it.nice at Washington Ave, ORLANDO) FLA. til pay you tu Olive to OrltinOo and sue this line of • xiittisiti* Fura, '•ir may t-nu.ii no w atery, n i* ar:x afl< !U B » * ai:?-rx ij* am jn x aa a « i d e-.-oraI telly fir ».f pi phi r.tif ns nn tho i Im i ruj»^ Lo M uJ v:\ r.*:i' X\ i . i* ;’ ifl *’- , M) »,. 1(1,T 1tit11 J|2I* il»f 1nuu \\, f’ ‘ i **#>*">» *,■ jiyfTf | agd guts tin a, ,i lot »h1 ii; 1 fin-. . .* v;itIi tturo fruit flu 1;oru l ■ . e only i) iiillg wutui Btii! .. wii'lc otliai'»■*a r * umsv MEATS THAT WILL MAKE A TEMPTING SUNDAY DINNER wl tn li« Ilr*t ixixvd a :uld w.*:er mul sii'ikid JJ ■ 't iter i. ..'Iilfd, (, arid iwietcning ary ■ ■ i<! uut i may i»-« add - 15 ioty. m I’-i i-u*tr.rils. nrn niii 1^ th'- hiuxowifo who I 3 i . nvi r of 323 * ;i. tit i » bust fur cuh- > 1 U'datiue di ■a-rt:’. a veld flaro. a ' i(! ?<1 riev pudding. ;S 'ii:, with rnisinr and r. . In v'y arul !>tim"l J . a .ary good |ud- w 1 fruit pudding a my -auce, in popular JJ m a fn ii peach or ! a ng, whva the fruit i^- ■ Pork Florida mid Western Vi—I, La ml) and Beef Cut to suit your personal taste m-'J Chocolate Pudding ? n-i'Ti*'; \» level ten spoon I'lVc: (uana melted hut ter; cliacrilnff-,-nr.11 ..i t »»**i ‘ » '* m rai’f 'KL * i . ui 9W rrvtrW k*a». f* rw .:« x * £ a ^ 'TV'V’fi --Vv ;• j u r c c t a i l C T B l a S 3 S S K 3 S n S S ! l lJ a ™ 3 i. ORANGE or LEMON PEEL, Ib......................................... DATES Alahaba, 10-oz .............................................. RAISINS Cluster, pkg......................................................... RAISINS, London Layer, lb............. ........................... EVAPORATED MILK I’d , Hardens or PLUM PUDDING Cam a- H ie A&P Hrnnd U&R HR AND 1 0 c lio n s . T a ll C a n ............................ -i-oz Can 1-lh. Can 13c 35c MAINE Cobblers Willow -OUR GUARANTEE IS HEHIND OUR GOODS— FLOUR A&P Plain, .75c 12’s .......... A&P Plain $1.45 nr* ..78c S It $1.49 2 Ps ... IONA ...62c 12’s ... IONA $1.19 2 1 ’h ... SUGGESTIONS FOR HOLIDAY P IE S Sultana lied Pitied Cher­ ries. No. 2 Can ................... 27c HhtcU Diamond Apples, No. 2 can 15c -Ol U AIM i s TO PLEASE OUR CUSTOMF.RS- FAT MENS,AND FRIERS For Choice M e a t'—Roth W- Mt-ni and Florida .CALL a below, it rtf) m,> tjuitiiing,"' I i;*i- now pica ! and it ntukca' » at lunrliRun, with meat tit*i ISKTS? J,L' — COURTEOUS ATTENTION IS ASSURED YOU- -|i tu mil!, is tin- . il i it S ii*. iuiiiiI cm*.. n a r r t ’aB nnxrrranB iinaunB E inxB aL iaR S 'ijiH sa*!! scnnaxi! A&I* CURRENTS, 15-oy. pkg...................................... CITRON PEEL, ib............................................................... 1 1 .U agnolia The Store Where Quality Counts Suggestions ami j.;* ! Om* of our Large l -------- : PHONES-------- F R U IT C A K E * u i: ,-n to nm t h a t : • 4 riincidata In iiuying your groceries to confine the m ajority of your purchases to A&I* stores, v,iuu'4i *you aixs as-, sured d f tbWfmJtis sCrvico,' UMi|iicstionablc t|ualrty and A&I' tow prices backed by the great organization of A&P? I.arge Fancy 50c!iaycr (’akes ..........39c ‘DcliclrtiiH (Tdam Rolls,per do/on...... j*50c* Raisin <'berry and Plain Pound Cake 40c per pound Dolls uhKn : I -uck to many j In trn n .4 either tn a l *linu ui ingreiliintH or ii-nipuratu! r dur• SATURDAY’S SPECIALS Sfi'.'e Ymir Unqul Wi*a)*i)ot •■I i’ll-I iird : mi-m to he tn.) Mrs. Housewife, is ii not worthwhile™ Everything1in Fruits and Vegetables Make Our Store Your Store. THE PURE FOOD MARKET 102 SANFORD AVENUl rF.LEPHONE 105 Rolled Oats Iona Hrnnd Quaker 20-ozJlc Sliced Peaches 20-oz pkg. 10c No. 2 Can 28c MINCE MEAT A&P ILand 9-oz pkg. 12 l-2c None Such 9*iz pkg. ltic Tennessee € 3 ^ c”Dgz �'College Iture Department fount Berry, Ga. FI«., Dee. 12.— *!/' Florid* are receiving 1 fog brief recommandathe College uf Agrlcul^ i t y of Florida, aa aug- Inga should be made practically overy week in the year, so as to in-ure fresh vegetables for every MOUNT BERRY, Ga.t Dec. 12. © T «f- tbe yeaiV Cultivation should bo regutar and thorough. — Dr. W arren H. Wilson, o f New Pork: I'lorida la annually pay­ Y jrk, delegate to the m eeting of ing out several million dollars for not recommended hog meats, when all of It could the Federal Council of Churches elorida farm er plant corn bo raised right here a t home. Ev- of Christ in America, held in A t­ Lwr crop by Iteelf. A lib- o y farm er should have ono or lanta, has Just paid a visit to the of "corn to aupply hia more sows and provide them with Berry Schools, bas ita legitim ate place green, growing crops and sanitary “I have known o f the Berry onal system of farm ing surroundings. Do not give up the Plant corn on well* railing of hogs, even though the ■fbools for 15 years," said Dr. “und and fertilise it well. present m arket conditions are dis­ Wilson in speaking of the national t«een the rows should be couraging. People m ust cat; pork ly known industrial institution for Ftowp«« or velvet beans. Is a itap le food; m arket condi­ country boys and girls. “But 1 am amazed a t the extent, investm ent •Potatoes: This is a crop tions will improve. , not been properly appro­ Other Livestock: The most eco­ and elaboration of the plant which v e South, nor in the nomical way of m arketing many I see on visiting them. “with good management crops lr. to feed it to livestock. “My chief impressions are: F irs t/ I WO reason why sweet po- Every Ifarm er, therefore, should the cleanness, candor and interest Unot become a money crop strive to m aintain his livestock, of the boys and girls; second, the Lu. Certainly farm ers are especially good beef and dairy cat- cultural perfection of the whole ||n growing aweet potatoes, cattle, so as to have sufficient num­ sfihool community, the good man­ , food and feed crop. ber to consume the surplus feed on ners. beautiful buildings and the U and Velvet Beana; These the farm . Where advantageously dominance of high ideals; third, Jtable crops and especially situated, falrm dairying v/111 prove the schools are character forming. fimprovers. As a hog and profitable. Livestock will pay NOT They carry a boy or girl, from d, the bean good ptVIlV profit for feed V concumcdi UVM4S has a big point | only ftWM IU| UTU .UIlLiUII1tjljf early years to early manhood and vor. The peanut i* pons- but will very m aterially Increase womanhood. There the best fattening feeds ** • of- farm the supply m anure, thus • nothing like Berry School^n^Am! Ah loii-impruvera iheae ■oving fertility thnt otherwise i erica. They are the poor boy's almost essential to the would bo sold from the farm . Groton school." l'O rotation system in the Poultry: Florida is NOT grow­ Dr. Wilson la superintendent of ing anything like the poultry that lould exclude them. Gardens: Special atten- is needed in the state, and it is rec­ the Department of Church and Country Life for the Board of LuId be given to the homo ommended nnd urged th at mush Home Missions of, the Presbyterian The land should be spec- more attention be given to this val­ (pared and highly ferti- uable branch of tho livestock in­ Churches in the United States. He has held pastorates of churches |th farm manures. Plant- dustry. It will puy. in Brooklyn and other large cities and Is a lecturer and w riter of international fame. accoditw „ _ estate) •and ask lor eutrU of their approval. Deti-d *" ‘wf ’Oetolicr Octoli 93. A. I>. 1934. WIM.KLI.A TOWMKND.'Executrix. Ik COURT OK C dU kT t JUROR, M em lnde r e s h l f , mate e f F lo r id a . In re Estate of Itsnry Lnrnlon. Nutlrn la hereby xlven. to all whom U may concern, that on the 17th day of December.^ A. U. 1111, I shall apply In the Honorable P. Iloueholder, Judge of said Court, ua Judge of Pruhnte for my flna dluclmrar aa Executor of the estate of HENRY HARRIS, deceased; and that at the tame time I wilt present my final accounts na Ex­ ecutor of a.'ild estate, and ask for their approval. Dated i>«t October Oeloht 13. A D. 1914. PRANK HARRIS. Executor. The Store with the ChmliAas Spirit Make Them Happy WE ARE PREPARED FOR THE BIG-. GEST AND BEST CHRISTMAS WE EVER HAD —Year by year the list of our loyal friends grows and Christinas becomes a bigger event as more and more of our friends come here to do their Christmas Shop­ ping. —This year we arc better prepared then ever to make their shopping pleasant, comfortable and satisfactory. We hove bigger stocks, a larger variety of Gifts, and more salespeople to serve you. —You will enjoy shopping here—a walk down the aisles of this busy store will disclose hundreds of happy ideas for Gifts—if you are puzzled about what to give mother, father, husband, wife, brother, sister or friend —ask our sales people— they can make a thousand sensible suggestions. \ o f it Shortage In Russia Constructs caria Produces Military Road To id Of War Days City Valdikavkaz H R .. Je K. a as Executor o f tl [Jonrt. . . ______ ’i V „ Jm m s V. Cameron i flim! ms Judge of Probate fof and that'-"at the enhte llrtHT I Will present my final aremititb as flaetutur or aahl ostale. and ask for Dated Uctuher 13. A. f t »**• their approval. ' and that at the same lima T wll(i llatw f October 23. A. 14. 1921. present my final nccuudtj uum i : \ A. B. CAMERON. Hsucutor. c.uirlx of said estate. nhK- ask fur thelr approval. IN C O U R T OK t o t m JO IH IR . Dated October 33. «rraiauie I'asair. State ef KImsM*. MARY L. In re Rntato of ileum* N. 'Towris eend. Notice l.i horehy Klvcn. to all t g C O U R T OK C O P S ’* ! 1 A P D liU . Whom It may concern, that on the Breataotr C ou n ty . S tate e f K larM a. ITtll day of December, A. D. 1114. In r# lUtato of Emma V. cstnrron. I " h u ll u p o l y t o t h e H o n o r ' , h i e K. Notice la hereby alveft. to nit P. Iloueholder. Judge of said Court, whom It may concern,s» thatTVort the aa Judve of Prohuto for m t final ........“ JL f t 1931, J7th day or December, !™.— . . . . . dlecharae aa Executrix of the estate I ahull apply to the Honorable H of Ortirg* N. ToWaend. deceased! P. Iloueholder, Jude* of said'Court. and that at the tiima time I will I f5 .fl-. ■V-A. jA LB! Kentucky University has adopt­ e r crossword puzzles. Another ca­ lamity th at never happened under the Democrats. A STROLL THRU TOYLAND N COURT OP COUNTY JUROR, l.o le Conntr. S trte f t Kin-Ids. VLADIKAVKAZ, Cuucnsua, Dec. rm In rs Estate of Theodore Srh.inl. 12.—Soviet engineers have begun Notice Is hereby given, to oil Bicycles will make the finest .Christmas Clifts for your boys and girls. We have It may concern. Unit on Iho im portant reconstruction work on whom 27th ilsy ot December, A. D. 19*4, a fine stock. Come in and make your selection now. Everything on wheels for the g reat Georgian m ilitary high­ I *ha!l apply to Honorable {£, j.*, Hnusholitcr. Judge of mild Court.1 the little folks at our store.1 way which runs from Vladikavkaz ns J iuIkb of Probate, for my final ! dlsrharKe as Executrix of ihe c s -• to Tiflis and connects Russia with tate of Theodore Hchaul. deceased; * the Caucasian states. Begun more nnd that nt lire same time I will J my final accounts ns Ex­ than 100 years ago by czarirt en­ present of said estate, and ask for arclty of wheat is due in gineers, the road, which runs a ecutrix their approval. measure to the large nDated October 23. A. D. 1924. [of wheat turned over to distance of 150 miles through the MARY A. 8 IIA A U E x e c u trix . iris under the recent agree- r.tcep Caucasian Mountains, is now 117 Dark Avenue pay to th a t county 300,- in a bnd state of repair and will Ik COURT OK COUNTY JUWiK, Seminole Count), atn ir of Klorldu. |[iva in addition to the Jug- require millions of dollars for its In ro Estate uf William E. Summis. lihare in the general rc- reconstruction. Notlco Is hereby ulveti, to all for m ilitary requisitions. As nn engineering achievement, whom it may concern, that on tho | appeared, a few weeks Bulgaria would be un- the highway probably exceeds any ay half of th at amount similar project in Europe, i t tome a a i a H i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i u i i i i i u n i i u i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i u i i i i i i H i i i i u i i i u u i i i i i i i i i n /without running the risk 30 years to build it and it cost piling her own population $35,000,000. It has figured con­ essary amount of bread, spicuously in nil the warn in Rus­ na consented to accent sia throughout the last century, that am ount in kind in Throughout its entire course, tho traveler finds nn unending panorama of superb muuntnin scenery, [fading of the cities is pine- gorges, rivers, lakes, glaciers, ra ­ >r the charge of n food dic- vines, w aterfalls, ancient fortresses Sfoia, who has subordin- and castles. administrntors in nil citThere are several huge glacier Mercerized damask hemmed Radium silk nnd crepe dc for use in 54x54 size n t $1.75. |r an order ju st published, fields close to the highway, which chine ntep-ins in light colors. Also in 45 inch square nt $1.35 ordinate food administrate from time to tim e cam ? dangerous Lace and hemstitch trim . All and 72 iuelt nquure Saturday at resulting 1," i Instructed to provide fo rii* nt!. a l:ii ‘1v y !?su!linK •___oi. .L_._ __ the lor3 of lilc. Recently a prnnti- j sizes. ^aturdiiy^aL.JS.'W . . . ,$2,7fi. ding their v __ respective Russian engineer was caught i a mo . bitn if they nre obliged to mint Slain riuor -li. I. one of these avulnnchea nnd ;• Floor -II. I. i train supplies a t n price in swept to death. Hia body wan * Ihtm, especially In cases never recovered. Soviet contrac­ he drtters refuse to sell at tor! are now replacing many of the tket prices. gigantic wooden, steel nnd concrete is sold «t ubout twice the walls und barriers which protect * ^blch it brought when the the road .1 from snowslides hut which government came into po­ have become rotted from years of use. Pure silk hose with lisle top and Hole— reg. $3 pnir. Ju st 50 FIR E DESTROYS HOTEL pair for clearance Saturday In colors of black, cordovan and CHICAGO, Dec. 12.—One pernoti beaver at $1.08 pair. SAW, Dec. 12.—The 114 wns reported deud und several in­ i nnd 111 senators all en- jured in a fire which destroyed the Mnln Flimr -II. I. privilege of free travel on Woatgnte Hotel near Pullm an, Ills., We believe th a t you will not be uhle to find better values in railways. In this way a enrly Friday. The loss is estim at­ $ 1.00 Central Florida thnn are offered nt Dickifon-Ives this Saturday. art of the time of I’olish ed nt $10,000. Christmas shoppers note with interest. Here are heudliners in J is spent In trips all over the savings we offer. intry having no relation J. & P. Coats’ cotton spool tr to legislative duties. thread m black, white und col­ :tions having been raised ors. All sizes for Suturduy lament to the privilege, it sale a t 2 doz, $1. I.incen vanity sot stamped for cd thnt Boland will evenembroidery. 3 pieces including >11ow free passage} of mem11 a In F lo u r — II. 1. 10x14 inch sides und 5x17 cen­ parliament only when they ter. Itcg. 35c set, 21 for S a t­ /ending to or coming from urday sale ut 25c. Vital. Pure linen hankerchiefs Floor a—ii, i. This Hickok set of leather for men that come in the full >ps Kentucky University’s belt and initial buckle for I to teach crossword puzsize. Only 25 dozen to be holiday gifts fits boys with the first effo rt to make sold this Saturday in the waists of 23 to 32. Complete //popular among students. Man’s store a t 25c each. set a t $1.50. >11 wells caught fire near Tin In F l u o r — I). I, •ivies and resembled a movMain F lo o r —-II. I, defending his art. Advance showing of Le BnHalid tnahogny table smoking nr ok c o u n ty jr m ;i:. lidn hats of faille, taffeta nnd stand. Hand turned base, r e ­ 1 I 'n u H lf , Stnla- o f Klnrlila. navy shades. Poke, roll off face movable tray, holder for 2 ci­ Kxiuto of Emily T n tffonl l» hereby given, to all gars and a tenwood match box and medium brims n* $5.75. I may concern, that on lhi*i holder, K inch diameter- 30 for o of llecrmbcr. A. D. 1921. Fluor -II. I. sale Saturday nt $2.25. »Pply to the Honoralilo E. One tiny clearance of coat '/tultiur. Jui|t)o of nalij Court. Klitur !l— II, I, and slip over sweaters, for­ Saturday only! Any $10.50 4* of Probate for my float ** as Executrix of thu estati' merly priced from $5 to $7.50. suit ut $13.50 or an $18.50 ®j<V TltAKKOltp. deceased; All wool, in gray, buff, blue, >1 .it the sam e time I will suit nt $15.50. Both suits mv final accounts um E x rust. Sizes 30 to 42 ut a with two pair trousers. Buy °t sal,) estate, and ask fat -PPruvut, $3,98. for Christmas gifts. , Dec. 12.—Owing to the , of wheat, w ar bread is in Bulgaria. White bread Lt prohibitive in price. Un1direction of the food dietestablished in Bulgarin after the w ar, the black s mixture of wheat, rye —There are so many lovely things all filled with the Christmas spirit th at they ju st seem to be saying "Merry Christmas" to everyone. —There is dear old U nde Wiggly, the Funny Bunny; Fuzzy Muzzy, Bow Wow Dog, nnd K itty Kat. —Movegraph Picture Machine, $6.50 to $15.50. —Picture Doll House, $5.00. —Electric Trains, $5.50 to $22.50. —Century Special Trains $1.39. —Silver Chimes Plaphone, $1.25 and $1.00. —Cut-Out Farm Yards, 85c. —Ski Zip Slide, $10.50. —Uncle Wiggly Bunny, $2.25. —Laddie Boy Dog, $t.50 to $3.50. —Dolls nnd Teddy Bears, 75u to $10.50. TOYLAND—THIRD FLOOR Sanford Cycle Co, Buy Saturday at Dickson Ives-SAVE Silk Stcpins $2.69 4- IL. k- .1 fa .ii.i t m M n llln llil l.i il ■■ r tk * k. I k FOR WOMEN—GIFT SLIPPERS COLORED FELT—$1.45 Damask Cloth $1.75 —Cozy slippers are shown in many beautiful colors that will mutch alt shades of bath robes—choose while as­ sortments nre good. FOR WOMEN—GIFT SLIPPERS QUILTED SATIN—$1.45 —These attractive slippers are always acceptable as gifts— a wide assortm ent of beautiful colors. WOMEN’S SHOES—MAIN FLOOR. Hand Embroidered Hose, $1.98 Pair. iHI “BABY PEGGY” JEWELRY Legislators To Free On Trains Make the tiny tot happy with Baby Peggy's lovely Christmas gifts. So charmingly •boxed. A darling little gift card goes with each one, whether it be beads, bracelet, barrette, coin purse or vanity case, every one with some charming little figures on it. 24 Spools Thread PRICES RANGE 50c to $6 JEWELRY—MAIN FLOOR 3-Piece Vanity Set 25c ‘ Boys* Belt Set $1.50 Men’s Hdkfs. 25c New Spring Hats $5.95 Boys’ $16.50 Suits $13.50 Smoking Stand $2.25 R a i n F l o o r — It. I. F lo o r 2— 1). |. BOUDOIR LAMPS, PAIR Sale Girls’ Dresses in 3 Groups 98c tegular $1.25 dresses for girls of 2 to 0 years, of plnin und checked gingham—bloomer style, seven colors, all fast. 98c. $1.98 3 $3.98 Regular $2.50 gingham dresr«» for girls of 8 to 14 years. In green, red, tnn, brown, pink, copen, lavender at $1.98. $4.98 Saturday and Monday PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. Magnolia K i . . ____ Phone 113 ■ Regular $5.75 dresses of French and tissue gingham. Made up attractively for girls of B to 14. Choice of 8 colors Saturday at $4.98. Flow 3—D. f. I Gingham and percale house dresses—some finished sev­ erely plain and others with trimm ings of checks and plaids. Only 50 dozen to hurry out on Baturday in u successful sale ut thir, price, 8Hc. The style il­ lustrated is one of many on sule. -No one ever received tno many Handkerchiefs, Christtnx:— You will delight in making your selec­ tions here— because assortm ents are so varied. Women’s Fancy boxed Kerchiefs—3 for $1.50. -Men’s all white Linen Kerchiefs in boxes, 3 for $1.75. -Women’s Handkerchiefs of plain white Linen, Hem­ stitched—25c each. -Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs, indelible colored borders, hemstitched—35c each. a— II. i . Phone or w rite Priscilla, the Personal Shopper for merchandise advertised here if you are unable to <ume. Immediate attention is given to all communications. Delivery charges paid. DICKSON-IVES CO. HANDKERCHIEFS—MAIN FLOOR : Y o w e il-D re w 2~14 Orange Ave. Orlando. Phone 1106 Orlando I ■ ■■in IS 4 M X S S IM I X d -Give Good Silk Stockings—We have only the best— McCalluin, Holeproof, Gordon, Kuyser. -Gordon—Full fashioned, 10 strand pure thread Silk Hose—$1.95. -K iyser— Pure thread Silk Hose with slipper heel and mercerized Hare top—$1.95. -McCallum—Pure Silk Sheer Hose for service—top, sole, heel and toe rc-infurced with lisle—$1.95. -Holeproof—Full fashioned Silk Hose with the new re-ill forced V toe—$1.95. HOSIERY—MAIN FLOOR THERE’S NEVER A GIFT LIST WITHOUT HANDKERCHIEFS Ju st Saturday—either come or phone your order. All sizes from 38 to 44. F lo u r —Sleepy Timo Tales. —Sunny Brown. —The Bobbsey Twine. —Honey Bunch. —Billy Whiskers. —Pec-Wee H arris. —M arjorie'Series. —Bible Stories. BOOKS—MAIN FLOOR. SILK STOCKINGS SPECIAL FOR GIFTS—ALL AT ONE PRICE $1.95 Pair i I ll SPECIAL!! a Sweater Special $3.98 Happy Home Dresses 88c » 'tciober 23 A. D, 1921. xE TUAFFOltD. Executrix. CHILDREN’S GIFT BOOKS �*129Cocoa, is making great preparations for the "Indian River J Hie Majesty Speaks. Orange Festival" to be held January 29 and 30. Cordial in­ We Wcrk for Each Other, litrn the Morn Works. vitations are extended to all the rest of Florida to come and East man and Duke Give. assist'fn making th e occasion memorable. And if everybody _____B 4l«or — M i u f r r goes ’Who1would like to go, the hospitable Indian River secBY ARTHUR BRISBANE ( c o r r te k t IBM) jtton will h a te fo parcel out Cocoa’s visitors for many miles I’k a w 148 up and down the river’s shores. I V f l n i r t l O t IIATK« T *«r_JT.flO Six M onths .13.50 And, not to be greedy nt all but as a m atter of “good busi­ THE KING of England opens H M i f i n C ity l*y C a rrie r, par ness", cannot Sanford secure a booth in Cocoa for the festival "his” parliament in which he has i “ W e ek ly E d itio n *1.00 days, dress i£ up to creditably represent the City Substantial, ns little real power nr. one of the ■ irrii'Kt aii obituary land have, competent representatives jthere to give out infor- Hopi papoojes. NOTIl'Kl ja o r th a n l . He makes a r.pecch w ritten by r e s i l i n g the attractions and the opportunities to be o f e•maVuftmantawh*?! n te rta in m e n t* w h e re Baldwin, this time. Had the elec­ rc«a OM mad* win h* charged found in Seminole county ? tion gone otherwise, Lloyd George, * -ER T* TUB A»SOCtATK» ailVfrlll"-n— — —— In every town festival and celebration which brings to­ PUB** Asquith or MncDonald would have >• A sso ciated P re ss • f» cx c lu s- gether a crowd of desirable people, Sanford should be "among * sn tU ls d to th e us& jfnr rn p u b - those present" with invitations for those desirable people written it for him. Ion o f n il n t w i 4M p*tch«s e d ite d tSTIt o r n o t othSt-K U e *rr,4- to coma and see this city and its surrounding country. THE WORDS put in the King’s ld In th k i p a p e r unit nlso tUe local kws p u b lish e d h e re in . AIT rlg h ta mouth tell of England’s dctermi-i| Advertising,*nil kinds of effective advertising, should be, re p u h lla k tltin of s p e rls l d is p a tc h devised^ for Sanford. Now is the time to take advantage o f , nation to go ahead with the great h e re in a r e alao re se rv e d . ---------—------------------ 1_:__ i___ the'nfcw interest in Florida. Thousands of people are on their naval bnsc ut Singapore. The HIDAY, DECEMBER' 12, 1321. way to Floridn to investigate investment opportunities. They Labor P arty meant to give that IBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY are eagerly asking questions and seeking information from up. The Tories reverie the de­ ABOUT THROWING S T O ^ S every available source as to the advantages of the different cision. This country will welcome M astcr.yhi* woman wqy tnken in sections of the state. They are ready to buy property and B ritain’s Singapore base. It mbnnr, fultery. * 7110808 commanded • us eventually become Florida citizens. added protection for the white i * t such should be stoned? but fiat saydst thou? H it Mild unto But most of these strangers are going to the places th at ......... „ The great crime of the W ash­ dm, He that in. without ski among have taken the trouble to furnish information to prospective u, let hjrn first cast a stone at investors and visitors. ington conference was our agree­ r. Julip b > 4, G, i. . ment not to fortify Guam. From the fino advertising schedule for Sanford in north­ As a result of th at agreem ent "PE P" ern newspapers satisfactory results may be confidently ex­ wo now have certain elements in gor, Vitality, Vim, and Punch— pected. Other Florida eities have derived great benefits Ith courage to act on a sudden from sim ilar advertising. But there should be a system atic Japan impertinently questioning Hunph— id nerve to tackle the hardest plan,for reaching the people in Florida, home-folks and visi­ America's right to rend her fleet Ocean. thlnft ' ' tors, who need enlightening ns to the varied opportunities in , into the Pacific-----— ilh fe e t'th a t climb, and hands Seminole county for substantial business investm ents and j BRITAIN’S KING expresses the th a t cling, [British decision of the recent dec-1 id a h e a d that never forgets to comfortable home-making. silts— Ip.Cocoa, and in every Florida city, where crowds are at- ;lmn' *,,yin” w'u n,'t a8k That’s Pep. tractcd by high class entertainment, Sanford will do well to !™pn ,? co”!,I<Ior tri’a t‘03 with Itiwsia. But '‘normal intercourse he nd and g rit in a concrete base— be on band to distribute Come-To-Snnford invitations. a t •■ nrnN .»»rtilR j S econd C lam M a tte r. A crossword punT* , IdlV. a t tlie I’o sto ffte e M if-w j^ ^ F lo rd a , u n d e r A ct o f friendly - smile on an honest fnco— io spirit vthnt helps when a n ­ other's down, iat knows how to scatter the blackest frown, a t lovenJts neighbor, and loves Its town— ^ T h a t’s Pep. sny "I Will”—for you know you can— look for Mie best in every m a n meet cacti i thundering knock­ out blow, d come hack with a laugh, be­ cause you know it'll get the best of the whole blame show— T hat’s Pep. —The Grid. lot only d<» your Christmas pping early hut also do it in iford. , ------- o------- operation in all civic m atters the keynote of metropolitan wth. ------- o------- V'e gather front reading about case th at w hat Wight needed i a little sweeting. ■ *... -------- o -------omeone raid something about Community Christians tree and ur Tale-Bearers” Sometimes Are Heroes not keep insanity a„ ay Munt be nice to b« | ^ i in wading without H ere’s new.; that will tiA wild ducks. Staten hunter had his feet IrwJjM The funniest clown la in our opinion, is the aJ takes life too seriously, | In Salem, N. J„ a mtau hiccoughs (or 'hrw day,. ici-all such an oautance J Democratic ndm'mLtruijd Maybe this Salem rata J coughed three days mhuJ #elf tor a flivver t-y .-jJ oa a cold morning. I-’o rt Worth. Tex„ q t, was p u t in nn ambulsnul wrecked. Thu only n it p) home. News from Paris. Pi fered far the funniest ti body barred, not even Fi iticians. They sent a picture of o* in Wales by wireless, but w ith ordinary receivirc gut the prince of wails. tween the two countries shall not | bo intoriuptcd." . T„AT.S C0MH0N It irt efuite likely "the better part of discretion,” if not "the "W hatever elre you do, DON’T better p a rt of valor", but don’t you rath er hate yourself, INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS” when under the assumption that it is none of your business, is the motto. Lord Benverhniok, you have let a wrong go uncorrcctcd or watched a gullible fool when hero last time, said: "Trade D E M O C R A C Y ’S O U T L O O K put confidence in a crook who is waiting to stab him in the with Ru.isia ? Of course wo trade back ? TAMPA TIMES with Russia. We traile with can­ nibals, if they have anything th a t "Tale-bearers" are supposed to be despicable. The per­ It is pleasing to find that so They will accept no substitutes, no son who seems to go through life making uncomfortable wo w ant or can buy anything we want to soli. close an observer of politics and ’ju t as-gooiD.” if the sentiment moments, and often serious trouble, for others by means of America i- profoundly and perThe British huve plenty of sen­ one so shrewd i.i analysing things of the unpleasant gossip he retails is certain to be a craven and m anrally conservative, then noth­ political as i; John Temple Graven a cur. But there are times when not to tell a tale is cowardly timent, but it’s in their honks of agrees entirely with us as to de­ ing remains to the democratic p ar­ poetry. They don’t let it inter- mocracy’s outlook and concerning ty Imt to go down to gallant and • and criminal. ............------------ u" "iu’. ‘ uneoriupted death. The proselyte, ifere with the growth of the British some "f the vitul lie ils o ‘_jthe ponderer, the bootlick in poliAt the risk of offending n friend so deeply will lose j( Empire. ___ 0 --------.. ia jyou 1S U Will 1 U * T U pnrty. Tins from him along t i i i s , , , ^ ^ c m y th In |t e,B0 j, destined r..j„ .,.i„ u :.. t --------- i • ............ his friendship forever, do you dare tell him what ho o u g h t! ling: line is win Hi the reeding. 1to scorn from those he deserts and to know for the sake of his own happiness afterwhile? Do j ONE DISPATCH tells th at Tlte funeral dirges for the dem -1 rebuff from those to whom ho bus i you dare repent to him things you know he will not believe, Jam es II. Duke, who has made mill- ocnitu party which were lately i dclertud" and for whose telling he will blame you? Or do you always i,m, l„ ainny c a .o r„ r l.,.. I. ^ « *• ^ "play safe” so fur as your own rating with your friend is eon-, cerned, regardless of what dangers may encompass him? •ml Hiarityj ten, nf mill),,,,.,. j ..... . Th. .-r.k h, hA tho J » . Amilhcr .11, patch toll, ynu « h .l ^ i f > } * '“ * Th. The Herald is thinking a -......i family a uviper — ........ -of - ----n ..ithuat n i uharbors u ia u v m r in in i \ i _ v . „» j, . , ' . „ i e v l i f c n c i iff u rather nbn ImuAMi M U-. ■“ c41— , lailure of the dutnocratjc party last j its bosom. The viper in the guise of u young boy, a decidedly L ' l_ ' ,"* ”f R lo l‘,v'*)li,v November came of ^ ts failure to clover boy, fai, manufactures (lies, some for the mere enter- , /i ' ,u r',a <Klft‘‘’’ "<,w R,ve 'l Tw >. rider.ces of tin will \ / . i | U draw i t r lines clearly and bravely! 'Thinment k r % e family. Horai for U,o nlniater E SineM of , ....*......oro u - . .. ot .ho JMe An no i twr intelligent progrestivencss [ briakinsr .lown-othcr friomlshii* which may i n t c r S win, Hil( S great .por1.^ --------■............... j o a c i i e i e w a il I his “,"d! -....... . n .- u, b r r w.ti. u a IS NO PROBLEM IP YOU JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB Have Money When you need it most MAKE SURE— JOIN NOW ST "* vjf w 1against organized conservatism und nn*< I ... it- -ml* lay s *h o■'ttntI ln” /if '•' certain old-line "I'l *»f Already he has done irreparable harm, and i WR1 enjoy enterprise, mnnaifimp i ixom it-, fatal m istake in allowing ,. Ueuiovu;: to ‘cud liberalism am. an 1, ..hittilv .Usttfis ronrem *-rfr f« «• vas the expresshm of nfttn^ ^ V i .w U l- b r i u B d is a a tc u -jin d ' ^ f h^ ^ .t h a t Tumin,~. T o 'il)- WMe-tr> h n rtli^ ri)< .r^ ' i S l a g ,the.......... i ,'U< ui *‘.41, v) dt.Vi/l’iu-t)’ on ; t.i .disrupt its nominating.convunthat hile‘the Ihc.iry **V and not risk the the misjudgment mifiiiulirmoni u ................... .... w .......... ......... that dohaervatism Has (j,MU .....with 1*L ..— *----------‘ [“use ' ' * discretion" in this case,........................ !o-operntc* your-----newspapers h< ‘ works for the Kodak Company been proven the talisman lor all V, it •i.;. i„,. reirr.rd tha’ the that is practically certain to be directed toward the "talefurnishing news while it is news /omntuimy * nrisimus m e umi purposes. A COMMUNITY BUILDER V. P. FOSTER, President U. F. WHlTNERMtal lattci-da>y ,. m ,n3ncuvcrinfril of ithe tatter.,la “ ouverInK».of h ^ l "MeA.i-.o A * ™ ami “ ,J B ' lion r o r ” V - access "" in Ith.- mnney t h « i, , a „ . will l.c p.n.ura. <•«*•«. working for other people. /A.nuiica. mol ica. ’ j South forces f o r a new collision in It has long been a custom to point shame to the boy or In otlie. words, tho proof that ipos menace the whole future of I fortherners arc flocking to Flor- girl at school who carries tales. Undoubtely it is good train­ THAT "WHOLESALE altruism ,' the democratic party stul lives i s , t |)u party. They are both able j inq n (In fitinoj h^.vj -up; ing for boys and girls to feel the contempt of school-mates fortunately for this-, nation, in it present tendency to go wrong. ] men, great lenders, and popular as an a gh, laugh and shake it . ,t u - j,„.a jn t}H. p arty ’s history a rflowing from other cities and for a "tattle-tale", but silence when tru th should be told is creases here every day. The mnn ”t L'U OIlX sidr:-."' Kill" ” (Jr imli«nti..l |KlVt. beep. gaunt Or mnlii. make animate,i ig them to Sanford. But, itfbjr their hitter not always the sign of manliness oi womanliness. Sometimes who once would have used his fo r-1m istake i? 1 i order to commit bin- j , „<* r------- o--------of lust .Juft" the curse of . . a foolish . effort ir . .to .bribe .. tide Tor tune in ...........it. is - in .- ary to he (alive \ face and nn overcoat,” says it is abject cowardice and monumental love of self. ^ i '* «“•*in «• sr nn thenji UiUI||| bi,/*n. vjnjusiiy is^nn *h. Unjustly philosophy unf*»i tunntely. b ill im placably, ndvcitiSciiicnt, "is all you are Divine Providence now th ........ . p r t .-cut post '-lection time d l /year." So for good------------------------------------, • f. , — ■---------- ---------. — — a fortune to tho service of islieate - jitinl politics t.f the democratic party jt|u>y most always be Identified others, u lit.lc wlti'.e m . ivance at least. with the two sides t.f an issue upon i sake, buy a presentable overthinking more nhout tho wolf welfare It ir. my !-<>l«-r opinimf th at tho which men have never been been able, able T H E L U R E O F .J O U R N A L IS M have never of miBions of Ids fellow men than indicates iiimdumte life—an,I immi- to ion.■i,n *>r agree. They , ___ have 1 TULSA W()RLD ; about his own unimportant little | “ vnc naicitlo. They must he for- brought religion into politics, and rained .iiion kies, it is said, nre roul. ; of tHV 'Chinese military sysSilken t.r the party itself will be with it past-ions and bigotries J h e r o is. perhaps, no profession , Judglfig from the conduct of fur'akelt by ti e eleoforate. The which tun never ho allayed during And then there is nnother lure, I 77 . , , piiiiosoi'hy of conservatism is jwis- their political lives. recent war ovur there, they s o , perplexing to others ns the la no other t)ty>fcn3ion or vocation Toe pioneers that struggled ' , a no politics of M. Adoo und Tl- are great nten, indeed—McJouipqiistic profession. Tho news­ has one such- entree into the most all inonkies. 1Smith i- uia.l a,Ad-m an 1 Smith. But tho full; paper man is Constantly m elting exclusive circles and channels; in aorosa Hus continent, seeking .r; smokes cigarettes is / the -question,' "Why do you remain paths over the mountains, fighting * , • , j| tll0 hi*- measure and final test of their girl who no other docs one meet the ablest for life a i they came, thought they the In J"' \".1 x ' Civil ure.ita, .w liet ilow in their remlinecessarily going to Hell, hut in in tlio newspaper limine is? ” Be- minds und rub shoulders with tho wero coining here to bad gold for ll11" 1*!' ' . „ , ,V. i rilue and self-ex-■, bus rem hid the fork ia tlte hind this question ii the general 1door of big big thlne-i. The m-.n „r themselves. They w e.............dll, ar the H-; .1 !. an pai . V and ■■ = |l ,v. The man of journalism is not millions, alm ostthings. 1 and Is looking with lingering lumwleiUru that .................. impo- ISJ dtdu to meet the wav for millions destined t> the i umocraln ha “ ’ ,l ‘ M'- ’ ;i;lt them. » down, the "Easiest Way." a, particularly profitable p rn frr-'a s n general........... thing, swings wide find health and Imppiaesr, in a iiighUwU ‘,’t t" * iirmnn’ 1 r i ' h t * ’ *», :,t ' '."“gh for this If they are sion, stive to the .------- o------lights as nguir.-t hnunn r __ comparatively his door when a representative of cr civilizutb.il on this coast. *m. f theirs biit ttn will . Mexican government nflkiiil few publishers who have .nit ii ss- the fourth estate eretlenlialed from Old ' , ,-, .,,,,, i„ "I,.: K»»t. ' li.V.t b*lT«r Old r™ recently been arrested for a fully-established ... , „ .....— oi inuiiei H ooiic ' h great puhlica-, ■miy--esiniiiiHaed great puhlica- a publication of influence sends in (l,,vv„ t , in. ,,,, ft of 15,000 pesos. Pretty poo.,.( Daniel Bfighting none. type. n* tho5om |w llli*e- *prin-' f1...... >»• r,-.,.Th'> wil1' Cnl' down tree.-,thnmriit^ Indians,cutH shoot•“ tien:;. To men who really make his or her card. The statesm an, ing hears icli of ixditkinns who get papers and adorn them with wit politician—even the princes of the jy Snif illMiru lliai»«»L* *»*'**• they were inert*-, eiple io f.. ..f H i* principle o f M a y anil Webster cvtablN dne ) giit stealing. benevolent de.qt.iii-m in industry high ,....... place, of„ men too great to be and wisdom Dame Fortune is not e a rth -m a y nn.l do preserve their their own children.hoatestenda fol­ ....... ...................................................... and government, th at manipulation pr, d -nt. he budget for France's niilitnry stun prodigal; yet inso no i»thermen profes-; privacyof inviolnte against the eur- They were units of ene-trv lietu 'o f tho conuin.a mail in hi own al-!5jt * ,,r H>eso gcutlcnien have ure there many am insity ihliiilnaeat fur the coaling year worm,,r,‘ a of exceptional ability. " .... .................................... * fail the public, hut rarely | ing to create the United States 1leiredly be..t intern t< - w h i c h n «’ "Vpartunily of opportanities doe t one been announced as $2-18,000,000. The answers to this question aii to show the Utmost! Those tiny creatures that work- known as conservatism. Leaving }! r Hov.nu the nm .1 of whivli •oinpariton with lust y e a r 's n f are varied and various, ye*, nil courtesy to» tne journalist seeking , d under Hie wntern of tiie l’oeitii,,,l“ ‘u tun.-oler at ion tae tru th or . ‘ - r.l‘ ** they a iy >ip information 000,000,, this looks like liusi- tending to the same end. it is the i on n subject in which Ocean, l uilding up coral reefs, I‘“ ‘tru th of ‘hi philosophy, there " 14“ “ " in: they will >o ; big lias an ua interest. Lnil.li,../ each .... -i. n little n..i place .. ■’1 — | building for itromance of the husinqss. To put the public bus no -----pnn i' ‘ wav in which the men ns Mr. Graves has nictured Tho newspaper man in the v e ry 'se lf, were, bv combined effort, dem o-ratic it ji‘ hit differently, one gets ac­ tan adopt it nml them. If they do not, then it will onernl Robert Lee Bullard .-ay:: tion every day in the journalistic nntnije of things seeks his r a w . building the beautiful i 'amis of continue to exist. It i : integral be time l 'i inquire, who Killed the Germans were fine soldiers, game. And every 21 hours con­ material among the highest in all the F ad fie. As they worked, > v.-itll repilbiit■aaiini und its disci- democratic party? ____ ... hi vi uvvuunu lUU CHIUng "la fffect, one German was stitutes a new .day walks of life, because the com- j we work—always for the future. pics hr.’-e always and will always A)tJ that question will he h y | ------:es a new ,dav. in an entirely, moirulace und the custom ary rareth twt^ ami usually three Allied new e ic a fte r express their faith in it n<» 'iienns difiicult to an. wer c u r-1 world. The physical features ly attain a genuine news value, iers." The General should tulk of the __ tUIUCi | ic i iiia aMOON iu d is tliinkt at all, le business remain day duv after, Alt *«r ----II- THL thinks ut nil, anst i by voting Lie lepubllcnn ticket. *r e -tly. over with Sergeant Alvin day. There are the sameiv a fter All of this constitutes the lure [she sails in silver m ajesty through lc. writing machines ami ineij desks. Hint holds brilliant men and w o -! this dark blue sky of evening, slie equipment; the same men rhanical men to the profession. Even the j probably thinks that she travels P O L IS H IN G O U R C O N V E R S A T IO N jdolph Vulenlinn under press men making a paper. Butami wo- accession of great wealth docs (around the earth for her own deOMAHA WOULD IIKUALO it e v e ry 'not nffuril »*•« --— *,1! ................ ht. But Divine Window, through . ________________ - __________________ .t‘“ri!:! 'i'V* 1,10 8amofrom an out('L‘H barbers didn’t need to !,worry as credentials m aterial is in flux and __ changing, standing journal. Proving th at the power of gravitation, has hnrit dit^inls becoming popular, ju -,tm in n tln ir Usa o f words in and the....... intj-y. a rivalry for c o r-1 Thk one thing certain to happen thAe is something more in life nesaed her to the oceans of the n Anb-ricuns im itate, they * 'plJ j vorWiti.ui "i*“no* generally 1r c .t words that well nigh parallels 1. is the one tiling most unexpect- than the mere possession of lim­ t imilute either ladies’men or ed. earth, * . * iiutioiml of tha Irttereat in the world rtoriea of In c). inn barbarians. And ns she- travels, without Slung am! pr-ffanlty ha cball. U U n gt.o.Upi.leu.!c; u | ll; ■ ■() ~~ knowing it. she creates tides that . Am frwiuei t p l a i c e have gnn.e that is well worth the .■audio,; all inscriptions and regular j prevent the ocean becoming i ““ “ f(1P . riticism not nml the vbus seems w.-rUtng tiue ; ion campaign posters, ns well i stagnant, dLcase-hrreding pond. ' ‘‘V ^nm our >i< Ivc b t ill quips to f >rm wherever planted. The i r C O -O P E R A T IV E A D V E R T IS IN G business advert isement, . have and in tim e will supply power for o” no, hbor n a flo S . . fo. tho right , .rd becon u WAYCUOSS JOURNAL-ItEltALD found in the restored rujns of man everywhere on earth. ' V’ ,u e rn»t t» I. • criticised too '•» v.icrry chase and carefully chax.en j L>nt Pompeii, indicating that n n n r r n c i t i \ l t ,v . ... • ghurolY for th a t however, b u t m oreJin* uage is the Imperative rule of nu-n of Caesar’s time firmly I OU M .i t I. MEN who gix • distingu h.,1 or coaspic, the port, h o can - the pro.;-1 Some merchants are us yet; ruled merchants ved in the value of ailvertis- skeptical noney in milu ms, tens of millions, ’J ' ‘;*n u r ican; have a t time: n f - ’ t ' ct.ve benefit to the American In tho Atlanta •*v'cn about the v;due of c o -! territory. which is just one step ahead •veil hundreds ..f m .li.o n ^ -E a st1 Bomu emburrussment be- pconlo and can even hope for some nan. Duke ( arnegie. Uocktfoiler f n |0ll, t. tendency in col- pifi'e P» !•'* i:i the me o( uar own contemporaries. operative advertising. ("U-reci use of our Every month 50 000 envelope, iiaker-pcrhapx h th(.y Kiv0 umneyThcy For example— when the Inst d e n t realize tl,ut iuJJuSal and even public talks. A « 1 T~~ °---- -— stuffers, each carrying a pertinent, ____ ■ national vocabulary. Let the game n* vnnvruhle editor of tho Good Will Tour for Wnycross wus message ........^ “ l--r- ... ria ia pop o 'nr and tensational go on, with all the encouragement ,,.v......Ku about uuuuv A /xiiania nave been tlanta have being promoted there were some distributed thrived on : pecch punc >! . . (being and included in the their least im portant gifts to th>- Y_ t, e-.’ville Sun is bemoaning V! who said this type of advertising: mail trig of the members of the people. The value of their own 1 • i * with epithet, and rears thot scholars a . well as the game loving public c: n give it. ing t/f oj-utory. ,,u t V ” r 11 r „ good. To »>e effective ■As-aciation. We have work excel; that of all the ' ! Careless u -.-m public speech money far not words to expre: our nppre they leave or give away. -‘ “ ”*»• ll t?l'iieT in liruto-u it Uin it11 cacii inerctiunt rnii 't do his ow n. J)isl,l,iy ndverti ements about At- Their mom . .- t .veil ns private t -aver alien ' emtion i. the man who made ihe {ii i ' „ / «tmeal The orators 1advertrnnu. t omlng together anti jnnla u trading Center have ir ut mg Ie*nlneti'enH* century • onesided ‘“ I o n is in g in the name of Way- W n c;iirU.a in the newspapers. p - * - * • ' sport “”v.-.iich ” • '* lins '” *** * -a the now* ,at ii: WHEN JOHN li p„.i. r ii 1 — , i » _ _ ___ stugt m these United Sink .c emotion those o t to" W " Ihe A ttanta pnjwrs, but tuMislie l the lWt iY' k f‘‘ ‘.'r c- - Uor,is appeal to thewhile intellect. . • report for', ,,ot -:ul.-k»y slangthere un4 • . 1 .‘"-’t competition ■r mwa t'ie the year from the Atlanta Merl *l! largo • _ - use i . i t .o, tale•and inane, j tU :ilYVganixatioii W p n M lto r:' b o th co: c King's sjieech to the English ehnnu and M anufacturers. A >soc- • " ,l,'cast nml in ' t r a d e puhlica^ I W“.".t -ful , .........• - ....... ....... ; -n,.. ’um ' habit is dmthtu- - • d u : Contemporary Comment on a big seal- means economy and " . ’ .(ty 0f w. rd.-; perhaps ament conta'ned only passing (atioiL 1 k‘°tr,s’ efficiency, ho rendered a g rea ter ‘ "... nnt cuss aall if vv enre to such minor m utters The purpose of this organization 1he slogan ia all these ads has Buying flowers to send to no W,J ie League of Nutions und the is the advertising of A tlanta und been—“A tlanta—where it pays to -crvice to the people than in heiress comer, undir the head of 1 'ng nil hi hundreds of millions. had on tap deam ut, tfective lanitian'rriaia, Hie Utii;siun tr- at- its products, co-operatively, to the trade." When Mr. Kastman educated - ‘‘nge of the va re.»ervoir of .inoculative in v o tn i-n ts.—Rounoke , iwi the Angio-Germun cummer- m erchants of the Southeastern j What was the result of this coi. words of the American die- Times. the traveling world to k e e p a r e c y ^ " ^ ........... treaty, leaving the ■ for the Stutes. operative advertising? jord of things seen nml made it tionary, igrnuiiur subject of the Every three months an nttrac-l Merchants Week in 1024 brought Times edie li -•M SWUK*lt. vary nml inexpenrive fo rmade m other' - s-en ami it th(1 word p u t- t r i a l .‘ Make.'etorsburg No Little IMans" e of Wales’ proposed trip to tive illuhtrntcd booklet about the, a four hundred ............ per cent incr-use to keep a record>.n ive fu nuothers ( • up -1 DOuularity extending over | p’ics to nil fast gruwing conin ntiim next year a fter hi* advantage^ ot trading in A tlanta, in rcg.strut onH over Merchants growth, nt the I of heir commuu ........... children >■c, contm , cn» tame time employ-» [the en1.. a eontugimi th at itles. applies to SAitfnni . t>.-» njr trip to Africa haa been mailed to 12.000 well- Vrcek for 1-J2J. Sanford, ju st as it | lin e well-paid thousands and touches the hoqt-,. tho c »:.ii\ui;iity dooi to St. Fetcrsburg* [ you wilt be working fiu- San- !• -------------- u i.v m e w lilt? BUY HER A H0M1 for CHRISTMAS New five room bungalow lbcotcd on larg6$| wit It shrubbery atu! orange trees. 1 IU IIM I |}i; i I til • » - This is a bargain yon cannot afford to nuss. Price $350.00 caah. Balance $50.00 per month E. F. LANE 8X F irs PHONE 0.1. tEALTOR Nalianul Bank Building. BOOMS 511-1 !»; s P.uh.i Williams, Hugh V.h.'A^I "^*4.-8*. v4" * 4 “ If 7 v r •i J r i 1 i s i C /- o f f t ilC money you might iiaye saved— but didn’t! Start no:v by depositing n doliay or more with us every week, letting your account increase with tune and compound itilertH, ----- oL afiiuo'iiiiL yiin InU-reat B .iid on S avIn «J AccounU Strength Service Proffits* �■I - I * - ' - I \ - - . 1 m EHwsxaojua _ — > 1 11 / * an /or ■— ,• e ra MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. 1148 1 SPECIAL... PH ON E:—Res. 428-J I . | G ^ n d Matron of Florida Pays Visit to Local MBy Her Cks^mates*1 Chapter of Order Easter Star y Uassmate rial lendar ■ — | [rj £ T<,nti supper at 0f M ethodiit ,Fi« p m at Letting: * 1 * ^ r n . J'u rk cr. four vf jjf,, George Cook, Lt take, 601 Park *1 hostess to Snllie J r N. S. D. A. R. |,he Central Florida ' ‘ Union a t the ^h. 7:30 D* m‘ jijritn r The meeting of the Seminole Chapter of the Order of the E ast­ ern Star, Thursday evening in the Masonic Ilall, was of unusual in­ terest since it was the occasion of the official visit of the Grand Ma­ tron of Florida, Mrs. Claudia Christian of Miami. The impressive initiation cere­ mony preceded the introduction of Mrs. Christian whose address was full of interest unr inspiration. Foljowing the business of the evening with the past m atrons as hostess n delightful program waf, given including original songs set to fumilinr tunes. At this time Mrs. Sara E. Parker for the Past Matrons of this chapter, presented a great bouquet of roses to Mrs. Christian and Mrs. Alfred Lilja in behalf of the present chapter pre­ sented n silver salmi fork. 10 A. M. Lie Club; 3 P. M. E PERSONALS kipper given a t the [the Congregational Notes This being the twentieth anniverr-ary of the chapter the surrise of the evening was the big irthday cake which was ushered in by the past matrons of the chap. ^ hc.cake was beautifully decorated with candles of the colors of the organisation, green, blue, yel­ low*, white and red placed to form a star upon its top. Mrs. Christian and Mrs. Lillian Berk, of Ft. Pierce; I nst Grand Ada, were usked to give toasts and cut the cake. Delight­ ful refreshm ents were served. The Past Matrons of the Semlnoio Chapter who were the hostess­ es of the evening were Mrs. Sara E. Parker, Mrs. G. W. Bailey, Mrs. hrnnk Crosby, Mrs. John Gillen, Mrs. Fannie McConald, Mrs. iMary Kent, Mrs. R. L. Griffin, Mrs. Al­ fred Lilja, Mrs. Robert Jenkins, and Mrs. E retta Brotherson. Fred Walsh of Daytonn spent Mux Stew art Thursday on business in Sanford. Hand Friday. motored to Do AT The following notice is of p a r - , ticular interest since Miss M aude' Lake, one of the most popular of Sanford's younger set, has been elected vice-president of the Fresh­ man cles* a t the Florida State Col­ lege for Women: “Alice Marsh, of Orlando, has been elected as president of the Freshm an Class here this year. She will have an her associate of­ ficers Maude Lake of Sanford, vice president; Elizabeth Crenshaw, of Jacksonville, secretary; Ethel Tucker, Gainesville, treasurer; E l­ len Pepper, Gainesville, parliam en­ tarian, and Dempsey Creary, a th ­ letic manager. "MIm Marsh is an experienced basketball plnyer a s are several other members of the official Bluff of tho class. “The freshman clusn this year is tho largest in the history of the institution." , f 1 t * i 1^ The Big Furniture Store 3— Big DoUar Days —3 TUESDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY TH E FOLLOWING LIST OF ONE D O L L A R S P E C I A L S will make most delightful Christmas Gifts and for three days only will be offered at less than wholesale coat... A fter the sale regular prices will prevail on these items. , Primary Schools Enter Beautification Contest Co-operating in city improve­ ment, Judge Housholder bus a r­ Mrs. Pearl Gnulden of Oak Hill Peter Schual is ill ut his home ------------ *7----ranged a beautification contest for spent Thursday in Sanford. on Palm etto Avenue. t works of /flftlon, the three prim ary schoolu of Snnwriters, hdVQ juBt ford. Mr, and Mrs. Harry T. Bndwell the Library: Otis George and Geoigo T. BridPictures have been taken of each “Threj Host* motored Thursday to Ft. Myers. gett spent 'lhursday in Orlando. of the schools and the school show­ king story, m which They will return Sunday. ing the g reatest improvement in Mrs. B. M. Johnson nnd Mrs. its grounds between now and the ople of hkh posiA good/ mystery Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips and L. II. Reynolds, of Orlando were first of May will be given a bird son of St. Cloud are spending a shopping in Sanford Thursday. It bath ns further adornment. “My Antonio.’ few tlnys a t the Phoenix. . . . . The deciding points are five in brgottab^J book and \\ ilham Bates representing the number: general appearance, ndnp Mrs. W. W. C. Smith ami Mrs. 0r out recent picHutchinson Shoe Co., of Miami, tation of color to building, neat­ ican Ife. A con- J. Ivor Culpepper spent Wednes­ is here on business for a few days. ness, adaptation of planting 'to intatiol of* t pioneer- day with friends in Orlando. exposure, nnd degree of general fin the’Mirdle W est. in the J. A. Rudolph (<f Jacksonville is between tho present Mrs. George Sweet nnd daugh­ stopping a t the Valdez Hotel for improvement '•Kichanted Hill." time and May 1. an ex-aviator and ter, Patricia G., have returned to u few days. Mrs. Henry W ight, Mrs. Hnrry their home in F t. Wayne, Ind. Hecren and* Mrs. Emlor Curletto nee ranch in Now Mr .and Mrs. W. W. Duke nnd have been asked to act us judges. ne our favorite Mrs. N. J. Lilian! formally of son of Arcadia are at the Sanford but who is now living voting Congregational bazar nnd sup­ I p. “ Passionate in Pensacola is stopping ut the Valdez Hotel for a short stay. per Saturday afternoon nnd night U written tale of Montezuma Hotel for a few days. F orrsst Lake, Lewis O'Bryan nnd in the rooms formerly occupied by L/re and of human Mrs. Lottie Twitchel and Mrs. ttenrch for huppl- William W right of Daytonn Beach Glenn Wiubish made a business trip Miller Furniture Htore. Dec. Lt. to Kissimmee, Thursday. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A .11. Key. (ce. “ Red of tho Captain Edward I). G. Bend has of the wholesome, arrived from Milwaukee nnd will fwhich makes this Mr. nnd Mrs, W. 1). Hoffman he nt the Montezuma Hotel for hnvc ns their house guests Mr. the winter. DAILY F ruits nnd Vegetables in ID. “Little French and Mrs. W. W. Kidney of Cin­ Mr. nnd Mrs. George Huff a n ­ Ml>’ dritten novel, cinnati, 0 . Season nounce the birth of a son, W ed­ jftrence between the Reasonable r rices nesday, Dec. 10. He will be called iFrench social viewROYAL FRU IT CO. George A. Huff, Jr. >ie«l to W m lrrn Union be of the most popfthe season, and will Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Kecreiit have the discrim inating arrived to pend the Christmas hol­ ■■■■■■HHanaaMMMPimaMH The Every Week Bridge Club idays. They have been living in gh. ‘‘The Old Ladies. was most delightfully entertain­ Clifton Forge, Vn., since leaving study in human ed by Mrs. J. G. Sharon Thursday Sanford, four years ago. Instructor in Violin [y prove to bo W al­ afternoon, nt her home on Oak Studio hours 9 a. in. to 5 p. let. It i:\isluilis liiif Avenue. Mr?. Pierre La Tourette nnd m. Saturdays only. English letters. The home was prettily decorated Mrs. M. W. Schloss of New York Itonm 300 1st Nat. Hank Uhls. with golden cosmos. Mrs. R. A. City are spending the winter ut flnKnauBHSiBBaaaHBaitausBHa Newman, for high score, was pre­ the Montezuma Hotel. sented an attractive mayonnaise bowl and plate. A delicious salad course was served a fter the game. There were the urunl two tables A. Douglass) of plnycrs. host enjoyable meetMEETING DATE CHANGED bb year wus the one lire departm ent on The South Side Parent Teacher's fternoon, with Mrs. Association announce a change of uff, chairm an, in date in the next meeting. The meeting will be held ut li P. M„ of the play, Snint Wednesday. Miss 5711/ih Welsh featura of the after- will be in chnrgtf of the story hour m, which reading for the little one3 who accompuny their parents to the meeting. at this meeting, of this play has NOTICE irfully interesting. Regular meeting of the Semi­ the author, gives nole Rebecca Lodge Friday eve­ ris as a true story ning nt K o'clock in the Odd Fel­ figure who came lows' Hall. Every member is u rg ­ y, and in a few ed to be present. Visiting Rebec­ herself one of the cas are welcome. i heroines, Secretary. itant picture of the whose simplicity is Indies of the Methodist Church d whose devotion to tern her way. Shaw’s will hold their annual Xmas Bazar i» to show the girl Dec. 19 nnd 2d. Miller Building. -oved too much for the girl who was no tnl lass, but a maid ind the bright, free ferre-d death to im- I la k o r y and Confectionery. ipite her drend o f : BREAD, CAKES, PIES, DAILY. recently canonized H*t m i l s at noon ami f o'clock loan, but the last I'MKirf o f (Ink A t e . nnd I ' l m l h i . that dispite their they would not havj life. Joan ends the God th at madust faith, when will it 'jveive thy saints.” of intensely in* i and books will be We sell “W ater-spar”, Walhe literature depart* Programs for the spar,” “P ratt and Lnnbert” t Mahogany Candlesticks With ytour clioice of fancy candles Fancy Console Sets 8-in Mahogany Bowls Candle Sticks in pairs. Fancy Jardiniers Large sizes in colors. Mahogany Serving Trays. Size 14x22 inches. 1^1 * Electric Boudoir Lamps. Antique Silver Finish Mahogany Smoking Stands With Glas<rAsh Receivers. •n* - Mama Dolls For the Baby 20 inches high. Unbreakable. *-v f * Mahogany Nut Sets Complete with Crackers and Picks These Specials Arc Now On Display in Our Window LOOK THEM OVER S M IT H B R O S Quality Merchandise at Prices That Appeal Fresh Oysters Phone 2 10. Mrs. Sharon Is Hostess To Bridge Club Paul Whitehurst 1•F tot’s Club llunm VI T ,‘IfU-w v 'il' h f t -:' ;V ^ .• t• -5, <3 M IL L E R ’S VARNISHES ball of the ^Social f the Woman's Club wnced for Tuesday Win the H uh House. H always been one ®k>y:ible of all -socSaiifnrd and is be- * 'vith much pleaslowing committees Wanted: ?; W. L. Morgan. ■*ri. G. [. I.oucks. '!*'• Mr.;, Ed Betts. ,j V*• D. Gardiner. 3.,r<- K. P. Morse. ■V. Fort. A. Newman. , of jhe social dci *lQtstod to send in [fr Dec. 20. No , re«nved after that r rhdlnwiiig fhc®to i-n 11 atrule a pl4*A governing the member is en'^dim entary invitai °r escort. Also, *r bavo the privi0 Kuestn by pay\t, "r vach invitation. 71,ly by geC„ reJ bv ^•lnS the names of M, ■*l*',Mance and the t,J be enclosed with !•tt- 0 ’be chairman 1 ^mmitt.'?. •‘til—110”—also the Standard Varnish Company’s goods as well as Empire floor varnish. These goods are all reliable and the best homes in our city ire finished with these goods. Sold By humming* "(Bird PURE WEARS LONGER A gift of Humming Bird Hose is certain to plc.v:e Her. She knows then quality ami will appreciate your good taste. THE Sanford Paint and ~ —will make your home tne headquarters for happiness ... - 't GIVE A VICTKOLA I OK CIIltlSTUrAS ^ V m L Whenever holiday festivities a iu a t their height—there you’ll find the Victrola. ‘ ' 1 To hear your favorite*dance music on the Vieliola is to hear it EXACTLY as it is played by America’s most famous syncopators. The perfect reproduction and tonal qtrartities of the Victrola will fill every cor­ ner of your home with the biggest, cheeriest music that ever spread joy on Christmas Day—and after! *• ’ *1 Santa Claus Is Coming Tcrqprrow. Come and see him “Everything in music”—at Give them all Humming Birds—no one ever has too many silk stockings. Phone 303. $ 1.50 Only ,;a . > ^ - i n n "i- |- r - * THE YOWELE CO. the pair. 2£fli I s : <m *s w CO. sh oe ORLANDO. T II E HOME OF - GOOD SHOES wbiji ija ,, MUSIC DEPARTMENT FLORIDA T H E HOUSE OF QUALITY” •J__ V id ro la It is so easy just to sign the engraved nanel greet' ing cards which come in each ol the lovely gift hoses and let us mail or deliver them for you. Wall Paper Company 112 W. First St. SILK- H O S I E R Y * ;I t l i M l i m i l l ' 1' lMTUfS 1 r. It ”?** " rr—r — r- �' I x+:ii£3i inarA^t G ifts o f U tility Come T o Ball Hardware Co. LAST SCENE I BASEBALL VAR m AMERICAN G0LF| STETSON P I C K S LAYTON PLAYERS MEETj ENGLISH STARS ' AS GRID LEADER ■ t ’v iX *5 *-i Miami Boy Who Has Played Hagan and Sarazen To Play Duncan nnd Mitchell Hal* End Position for Two Years urdny a t Ancient City to Lead DcLand 1925 Team ’ “ S h ow Down" In Controversy I I <(' lie tween Ran Johnson and Lnndis Will Take Place a t Meet In Chicago Wednes­ day; Change Meeting Placfc Because of Many Objections N EW YORK, Dec. 12.—The Inst scene in thu 1021 <lrnmn centering nbout baseball'* governing forces will be enacted a t Chicago next W ednesday when Commissioner Krncsnw M. Lnndis will preside over n joint m ajor longue moat­ ing which is expected to produce n final ‘‘show down" in bis war with Ilun .Johnson, president of the American league. The decision to shift llio meet­ ing to Chicago was reached Tlulrsdny afternoon by major league club owners, who compromised on the dnte for their adjourned ses­ sion lifter National Isague men had sought to arrange the gather­ ing for this Saturday while mapor* ity of American League magnates held out for a postponement un­ til Into in January. National League men it was un­ derstood, insisted upon an early date for the meeting with Landis because of n desire to press the ndvnntngo conceited to have been 1gained by commissioner’s support­ ers in obtaining endorsement front .'..both leagues a t their annual m eetings within thu past few days. American Leagues, on the other hand, ip an effort to strengthen the hand of Johnson, wtyo said to desire further time to solidify their ranks. Ifoth sides finally consented to n e x t’w,eek’s date a f­ te r agreem ent had h»un reached by telephone with I-nndis a t Roch­ ester, Minn., where the c&mmixsioner hns been kept by the illlics.'i of his wife. Credited with a signal victory over Johnson in the outcome of the three days of m ajor league de­ liberations here, Commissioner Lnndis was considered to be hoIidly entrenched for the final ac­ tion next week, but there were strong indications that club own­ ers, particularly in American lunque ranks would seek a compro­ mise that would Fettle llm feud between the two warring officials. The first move In this direction will he nimltf'ljy the special com­ m ittee appointed by the American league Wednesday to confer with Lnndis in an nttem pt to bring i/m u t “full harmony." Col. Jacob ituppert, president of the New York Yankees and spokesman for this committee, announced its members intended to meet Landis 'early next Wednesday at. Chicago In an effort to pave tin* way for peace a t the joint general sessions. K. S. Marnard of Cleveland and Thomas Shibe, of Philadelphia, are the other members of the com­ m ittee. Johnson who attended the m eet­ in g Thursday, as did President Huydlcr of the National League, refused to break the silence he has m aintained since his arrival. Mis friends, however, said ho Imd ac­ cepted the rebuke, of his own club* owners Wednesday without out­ ward show of bitterness. They predicted he would make no move to obstruct- the attem pts to re­ store tranquility to major league ranks. Coveleskie Traded To Washington By Cleveland Indians NEW YORK, Dec. .J.—Two im ­ portant deals, in both *>f which the world’s champion Washington Senators figured, uni rig id from a maze of negotiations Thursday, m arking the final gathering of the baseball elans here. Tin- Senators obtained Stanley Coveleske, veteran Cleveland pitch i t . and strengthened their infield reserve forces by getting Mike •McNally, utility nutn. traded only Wednesday to Hublou by the New York Yankees for Howard Shanks. W ashington gave .1. T. l'rothro, third lint'cman, culled back last season from Memphis, in exchange for McNally, while Cleveland g e t s Byron Speect), submarine Imll pitch er, and Caldwell, outfielder, farm ­ ed to Memphis last season for Coveleskie. l ’rothro, a .S00 hitter, will play regularly at third for the Red Sox, according to Bob Quinn, pres­ ident of the club. McNally will give the Senators an understudy for third base nnd shortstop, where reinforcements badly were needed during the world’s series. Progress was made hy the Yan­ kees in their efforts to obtain Urban Shocker, veteran spitball pitcher, and it was reported two St. Louis and three Yankee play­ ers would figure in the deni now J o e Bush or Bob Shuwkey going under consideration with either to the Browns. According to Miller lluggtns, nothing definite will Imj done for several days. E fforts of Cincinnati to obtain Bill Terry, first bascnuin, from the Giants, were declared off when the Giants refused to take Adolfo. ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. 12.—The DELAND. Dec. 12.—Voting by secret balloti which were opened -climax to the grentest season in immcdintclv. members of the vars­ the history of American golf will ity squad, who made letters play­ be capped here Saturday, with the ing with .the Stetson University plnying of an international 20- iH football team this year recorded their choice for the captaincy of hole match between the g reat pro- J the l!i2.r)-2d eleven for Stetson, fcssionals in this country nnd ■ Lloyd Layton of Miami who was Grent Britain. This means that n chosen for this place hy a vote the mntch will be between the four ■ which showed the general respect grentest pros in the world. The u for his ability. principals will lie W alter Hagen ■ I .ay ton has been playing thu end and Gene Sarazen, representing * position for the eleven for two Uncle Sam. and Abe Mitchell and years, making no excellent record George Duncan, upholding the golf in all games. Mis election to this glory of Johnny Bull. position on the team for the next The big mntch will draw the a t­ season does not come ns a sur­ tention of the entire golf world ■ ■ prise for the Stetson students ns they confidently expected to see to St. Augustine, inasmuch as ■ this young mnn honored with this this is the outstanding contest of ” hit'll place In school athletics. an outstanding year in the links ■ When the football season open­ game. The competitive element in ■ ed thj# year, Layton immediately this struggle Is heightened by the j| became one of the most popular fart that the American players m boys on the Stetson team and all will be out to avenge a defeat they * yenr ; played n very consistent nnd suffered a t the hands of these j, brilliant game. All of the players same Hritains two years ago. This M on the team arc well-pleased with country’s leading home breds men J the choice of the letter men and to avenge thnt setback, for that ■ are looking forward with much in­ was the only time they have ever j* terest tb seeing this follow get been beaten as a team. ■ back into the game next year and Hagen is the present British op- J| lead Stetson through another suc­ en and American professional ■ cessful varsity year. Layton, besides being one of the champion, while Sarazen. formerly ■ best football men on the team, is held the U. S.. open and profea- ■ also one of the most popular hovs sional titles. Duncan was British ■ on the entire campus. Ho is one champion in 11)20, while Mitchell ■ of the officers of Pi Kappa Phi hns long been regarded as one J of England’s g reatest golfers. He ■ social fraternity. is acknowledged to he the longest ■ , Coach McQuilltm and Manager driver in the game. Kcrfont IJrynnt have announced The match will m ark the final Q tile lette r men for the team. They include Henry Callahan, quarter­ appearance of the British stars in back who never was nut of the Florida on their tour of the states, game; Mnldi nnd Bernaxil, fulls; for they leave for California im­ Moore, Stuart, Courtney, Coving- mediately a lte r the mutch here too. half backs; Ijivton and Free- Saturday. Jacksonville golf folman, ends; Larkin. Snvder. Martin lowers—und they ore legion—will and Geiger, tackles; Milsby, nnd flock to the famous fit. Augustine Tribble, guards; Captain Cunby, links to see the pitched battle, for Unit gateway to Florida is only center. It is thought that almost all of «i0 miles from St. Augustine. The big match will serve to op­ those fellows will return to S tet­ son next year and with these as a en the Winter golf season nt this nur.kqis for a team. Stetson w ill're so rt, which already hns nrrnngprshnbly have a great machine cd a pretentious golf schedule for P e rt year. All of the fellows the coming months, while golf will named above have played a large he the featured attraction here, part of every game this season. swimming and tennis also will piOutshlo of the back field, Conch a prominent p n rt in thn sports ac­ .Mctjaillan did not substitute much tivities here. The national indoor j during ,tho entire season. He us­ swimming championships for wo­ ed his b est men and let them play men will be here Feb. 10 to LI, in -1 the entire game. elusive. | E RT UV r JEJ lV * T 1R I VIUIF li ---------- —— _&asvi? R lY v> rO N LDI U O VylN jl> ln to T f ti tl This announcement of radical P i k e R e d u c t io n s will be-'of men who want fashionable shoes of highest quality jt ™ ah « w d buyers who follow money saving tendencies and JE ntee These smart, serviceable shoes ns b.dng prize wmnersA Measure The Values by Quality as well as Sty]^ Their Superiority Symphony Lawn Le Claire’ Larchmont Lord Baltimore HEBE IS A Riviera In Blue, Pink and Yellow fn iarl New Styles $7 and $8 Oxfords Men who want shoes with snap and f it will find this nn opportunity not to be passed up. You can choose from finest in black and brown calf, grained calf, kids and patents in latest models—and save Correspondence Cards to Match Price $5.85 Grent Snvings on $9.00 Oxfords 5 0 c to Wc expect tho biggest crowd of the entire sea­ son to attend this special event, so come early if you wish to have firs t choice. Some of th e , , classiest models from our extensive Walk-Over and J. I*. Smith lines, specially reduced to $6.85 The Pick of $10. Oxfords The Season’s Best—Q uality Supreme! A com­ bination of most attractive Btyles, comfort, fit nnd incomparable service nt pronounced sav- IMPORTED BAVARIAN CHINA $7.85 Bon Bon Dishes Tea Sets Yases Also a large as­ sortm ent of men’s ox­ fords $6.00 val­ ues. Spe­ cial price $4.85 Rose Bowls Jardeniers Prices $1 to $20 Sec Our Line Before Buying STYLE R. C . B o w e r THE ItEXALL STORE \\s fa SEMINOLE POULTY ASSOCIATION Will Display Friday and Saturday BALL HARDWARE STORE SATURDAY and MONDAT ARE THE LAST TWO DAYS OF OUR s, o . o ■Inventory Ve= s n )!!« Idiotic Island Red. Huff Leghorns, and Barred Rocks ALSO One Coop of 10 weeks old I’ullets Make it your business to purchase your apparel a t these extraordinary D resses................................. . ■** — ■■■ All Raised By PROF. J. T. JACOBS OF LAKE MONROE See (his exceptionally fine display of fowls. This space donated by the Ball Hardware Co. — .................. — mm C oats............................................................$5.98 to $j§ Children’s C o ats ......$3.98 toj lia — 1anm— — ' ■■■■■■■ ii Coat S u its................................................$10.50 toj! Jersey Dresses........ .........................................^ The NEW EDI Here’s the One R E A L Test Before making your final selection, bear all tin* other phonographs and have the one you think best sent lo your home on approval. Then let us place beside it a New Edison phonograph so th a t you may compare the two. This is the final test of merit—the only test that is fair to you—and it will assure your lasting satisfaction. A small initial payment will place the instrument of your choice in your home for Christmas. Ski i t s ............................................................$3.75 tojB Fur --Chokers nr.TTTTJM—JLU -- — All Trimmed Hats......... Brushed Woo! Sweaters F It E E One pair of I!i»_ With each 910.00 purchase SANFORD AVENUE A T SECOND STREET J . H. Hintermister Piano Co, “WE SAY IT W ITH VALUES.’" lw ,i __ ■ *■ ■■ i �I ' >?3S5 i, ^ SANFORD ~ ‘r:' <J■*. - i, FR ID A Y . D EC EM BER I S . IS M . PAGE -i. ad Every Classified Ajdvertisement On This Pa^e PRQFIT "*1Herald W ant Ad» Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance {;■ Miscellaneous For Sale pally* Herald [AD KATES THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Classified Directory Advertising Real Estate FOR RESULTS Real Estate Automobiles P H re Ym r lln tr T»» J.. E. SPURLING, sub-division DUVHLOPKItS ATTENTION—Pent!t?l—Chsv. TourltiK ritIK 1100.9(1 "■"•'•In Is bcKlnnliiK the greatest de­ specialist. Subdivision to Ors .vno a ll wool s u it s Font Ll. Truck Wo havo ao{ne beautiful lake 1931— Is designer) to place within ensy velopment In tilnrlda's history; a 32 '. (Ml 1933— F r n l Panel Inndo, Florida, and F l o r a half Tailored to measure, guaranteed million dollar hlahway to tha front lots on Lake Wildmcre onereach of the people of Sanford 1913— Ford Itun’bnot truck i d . w ill 275.00 Heights, Florida on Dixie High- ttulf bench Just finished; a two to fit. $25.00. Sanitary hnnd sr.o.oo p.ir<MM i H w U Totirlmr half mile from the Dixie Highway 1921— Kuril the services so oHen needed. way,_____ million dollar bridge across Kaenm350.00 ^m ediately l « 1911— Font . Itunabout cleaning nnd pressing. Scotch in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, 1922— Consult this list when any spe­ •iin Hay stnrted; quarter million 450 on IVidue Tourlnii >Voo!en Mills. 205 E ast Second cial service is required. It Is SIGN PAINTING dollar opera house under construe- H ERE’S TH REE GOOD ONES for i ale. 1921— Ford Ton-Truck 525.00 It* a Ila# Street. •bin; two millions being spent on 1921— Ford Forilor Sedan G35.00 We will build your home, land­ arranged alphabetically for SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right . a# a line SHOP—R ight | highway; nreatest chance for Hv# 100.00 193$— Ford Tourltm scape your grove, and relieve you « a IIa* your con yen Imre.. get ... in on ---- to -. __ — ground And next week is going to be too prices for signs of all k in d s.; developers nno.oo 1923— Dod uk Tourlmc FOR SALE—Grocery stock and ___ 4# a It a* of trouble nnd worries incident to float. Write Development Depart­ 1923— D< d k •* Tourlnjr S00.09 late. Act Now. R. N. NIPPER. fixtures, will rent or sell building. daubla above ment The 1‘cnsacui* News. building up a place. Trp* For apace in ihls -T F in is TO SOMK PKOPLK" Sanford Avenue a t 1st Street. O ther business necessitates the In the meantime, you can go 10 I’FII CKST OFF FOR AI.L CASH Phone 473-J. dates a r* ( o r con* DIRECTORY AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Ausale of same. Apply Box 507. SUBURBAN HOME fishing. You can fish in nny one fiuertlons, I. IV. rillL L tP S ROM gusta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest Sanford, Fla. , PHONE of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t j of t v e r . f • U o r t b PAPER HANGER—I. L. Talbott, n.i.lve H eeler, classified medium, rate eatih .09? a U na 143 O ak A 3 M a t. painter and paper Located ju st out side the city Hm-! know how to fish, we have several P h o n e No. & nanger. j charge. 10c per line, minimum irff. JOo f o r flrat Sanford Building and Loan As­ its. on the road to the Country experts who will be g a d .t o show Phone 3511 Orlando road, its, .30c. sociation Preferred Stock can be Club. Nice new bungalow with you. Mr. Schnlfieid who has been FOR RENT—Garage. 210 Laurel Hnir l« ra a trlo ta d to TIN AND METAL WORK cashed on BO dnys notice, interest Avenue. d flca tlo u . 'ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. modern conveniences—lights, own singing a t the Bnntist Church will hr is tnada T h a S a n vouch for the above. payablo April 1st and October 1st Johns County is reached through water system, telephone, etc., 22H JAM ES H. COWAN—All kinds wlll Le re sp o n sib le ADYKHTIMMi you can't beat it. LAKE JE SSU P LAND CO., Inc. ANOTHER BARGAIN— Used Cad Incorrect In se rtio n , at: ii v ic k * of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. the St. Augustine Evening Record. acres of Innd, seven cleared, orange lilac, four passenger phaeton, Longwood. Fl»Quick results. Two cents per word. h.r, fo r su b s e q u e n t trees, nnd place in good shape. W ater and Bout Tanks. A t Oak only $450.00 Ford Garage. North |T be o ffice sh o u ld be WILLIAM S. ALLEN writes di­ Sample copy on request.________ Buy eight per cent Preferred Close to Country Club. Can be Avenue nnd Third Street. TelePalmetto. pedlately In cnee o f rect mail and newspaper adver­ Stock in the Sanford Building nnd bought on term s. Price $5,500.00. phone 111, TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally tising. Plans complete cam­ Loan Association, established 1008, LdYBHTISHS. FOR SALE—Four rive-room bun-1 Times, the great home dally, STOVES paigns. Ten years of experience. re p re se n ta tiv e th o r gahtws lined throughout, j u s t ; rate lH c per word, minimum Phono G15 or Box 71, Sanford, lllsr w ith r a te s , r u le s off paved highway. Price $800,------------------------------------------------ * charge 25c cash with order. Write SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil Used atlnn. w ill K lee you Florida. BUNGALOW each for quick sale. Must be • FOR SAI.E AT ONCE—One Pony for complete rate enrd. hformntlon. A nd If stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, seen to be appreciated, can g iv e 1sawmill complete $450 ensh; ARMATURE AND MOTOR RELy w ill a s s is t y ou In ovens nnd victrolns. Your credit HtON AGE Hr w ant s d to m a k e 1 1 40 II. P. Return Tub Boiler WINDING. Five term s. A. Howk. Cinderville. is good. Phono 49L-3. 321 F irst TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of On Park Ave. Close In. SPRAYER Florida real estate advertise in ; rooms nnd Hath. Completely furern e - $200 cash; one Republic 1-ton HOOLEHAN- STEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE - Street. H A T NOT1CB. the St. Petersburg Times. One cent nishe(|. Si(k, walkf,i and niul street street pavpav. FOR SALE—Modern Bungalow— truck, good $150 cash; one Fcdcent a word daily, two cents a word ing paid. A bargain, complete at COLEMAN |a should r i v e th e ir located Mngnoliu Ave. and 11th oral 2-ton truck, good, $550 cash. CO. Expert Electrical repairs, j Sundays. uitofflcet a d d r e s s a s St.. $1,000 cash, balnncc terms. Address Stafford Garage, Lake 103 W. Central Ave. Orlando,! $7,000.00. 3rd and Oak |ir plions nu m b er If This is a good buy. it. W. Deane, Monroe. Fin. Fla. MA1NE—Watervllle, Morning Sen­ ! results, A b o u t one Phone 140 Seminole Bank. tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ of • th o u sa n d h a s a AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT )nJ th e o th e rs cn n 't FOR SALE—Buy your Christmns t; | LEARN ABOUT Folk County and ple are interested in Florida prop­ CORNER LOT . w ith y o u un less Car. Drive 111 lakeland, through the Star-Tele* erty. Reach them through the oranges now. Fanciest fruit KteNT-A-KLEL your add r sea. yourself. Oak nnd Second St. ^ rnm. Best advertising medium in Sentinel. Kate card on applica­ packed $1.75 F. O. B. Sanford. J. Influence MUST be Phono 3. Located on Oak Ave., close in. R. Ellis’ Market, Celery Avenue. rrsoh a t T b e S n a ______________ South Florida Published morning*. tion. FOR RENT—Three room a p a rt­ Eastern exposure. In nice neigh­ tlil office n r b y le tPhono 501-J. AUTO BODY REPAIRING , SUir-Telegram. I-nkeiand. Fla. ment, 300 French Avenue. ADVERTISE in tbe Journal-Her- borhood. Street Paving and side rphune d'sroatlH| nor rrlld, old. South Georgia’s greatest walks pnid. Can he i>"Ught on CHARLES STF.IN — Automobile j OHIO—Xenia. Makc your sales Ship a box of delicious oranges FOR SALE—Ford coupe. Price csrvlce. the Xenia Gazette, newspaper. Morning, afternoon, very easy term s. Price $1,500.00. Body repairing nnd Rebuilding. *through *-------L *’ or grap efru it home. Picked nnd $225.00. Can be seen a t 015 rrou.pt. Efficient Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural weekly and Sunday Classified rntes Engles Home, Oak Avenue. — Orlunil I K shipped front our grove the same Pnrk Ave. line. Waycross ____ „Journab district. Wnnt ad and d isp la y ! 10c per P?r JAn*day order received. Selected AUTOS FOR HIRE I Herald, Wnycrosa. Georgia. rntes on request. SEE OUK LARGE LISTING oranges $2.25 per box. Grapefruit EAGLE A U TtT SERVICE Day $2.00 F. O. II. Sanford. II. S. BEFORE BUYING. COLUMillln (On.) I.KIinKR—Class- ‘ TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— ' or night. Meets all trains. BagSend in your subscription to the Hied nils have the i:i ripest circu­ Long, 311 E. F irst Street. Phone _ gage transfer. Phone 551. You ran buy Furniture and Rugs lation In Southwestern UeorKlu. Tribune or hnnd it to your local 180-J. lisle Re ffi-word) tins. of Quality nt moderate prirett. dealer so you can read Florida's |j w .“- s M AUTO TRIPS UK ITT REALTY COMPANY. INC. Our Better Humes Club enables ! greatest newspaper. One year FOP. SALE—Small restaurant on MRS. J. 15. CA I,HER. Stgbt-see- TO REACH tbe prosperous farm ­ SK.OO, C, months $4.0C, three months you to pay for it n little at a time. “ REALTORS K. Hreolld Street West F irst Street making good ers und fern growers of Volusia $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ing ami pleasure trips at any \ r u tlrrlu rlh rr llulldlna money. Good reasons' for selling. county advertise in the DeLand ance policy add 75 cents to your time. Call 44. Apply 317 W est First Street. -----------! Dally News, rate lc per word, cash nuler. 202 First Street Hanford, Flu. AUTO WRECKER with order, FOR SALE—Good piano. $100 “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell Sanford Novelty Works MIRACLE Concrete Co., general cash, $125 on time. Phone 323- P. A. MFRG. ^tiv or night «cr-( T n E MORNING JOURNAL is the anything?" If so advertise in cement work, sidewalks, build­ vice. Day phfono 391. Night V. V. COI.I.KII I'rup, W. accepted want nd medium in the “Gainesville Sun." ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J, B. _ p h o n o 596. Daytona (Fin.) One cent a word WKRT V tl ir ,I N K —Clarksburg, Tits Terwlileger. Prop. ITTAN SHIRTS _______ SAUSAGE an insertion. Minimum 25c, CONTRACTOR AND RUILDc.fi Clark sliurK Kxponpnt, muriilox FILLING STATIONS AND Ism! shades, make nil I.umber nnd Building Material Including Sunday, morning Issue. All pork oak smocked, 10 cents lirnernl Shop amt Stilt Wufk AUTO HUP PI. IKS pitas g ift for “hint." C arter Lumber Company PALM UEACH COUNTY—The I rent per won', minimum *4e. per pound, postpaid. Cash. Min­ SIT « "inmerrlnl Street j i.v t m i i T n r m i u v u i nui:. at McKinnon-MurkDAGGETT’S KILLING STATION. N. Ijturel S t . ___Phone 5tl5 scene of stupendous development. imum shipment, 3 lbs. Satisfac­ Sriiilitnlr r,,iin<). Slnli- cf I'lorliln. |iny. Open day and night. Sanford Rend nbout it in the Palm Beach HILL LUMBER CO. House In r*- Kntato of A. K. Phillip". tion guaranteed. Mrs. Enock Saw­ Avenue and Second Street. Post. Samplo copy sent on re­ N o t l c Is liti'i-hy k Ivi'd. to nil Service, Quality and Trice. yer, Tifton, Ga. UNTED CANDLEwhom li tnn}' concern, (hat on the f e l l o v . s ’ s FTffVTcTFr*s T X7rToyr. quest. 3Tlh Uny < f thceh diir. A. !». 1021 [ STICKS' Gulf Gas, Oil, Tires, Accesso­ FOR SALE— Filling station on I shall apply In the llntvii’ohtn II. boxed in g ift box French und 9th St., also one on , F. f W " l w H " f r i l Wil*e nt • sithl -1 'ontli *> ries. Service with a smile. Kim FLORID A i- t .XNTHT—"Otlrfhdo gift card, $1.25, A rt i c s Ju d ge o f 1’rohato fur my final ARCHITECT mornng Sentinel; largest elasjlDon't take chances in cheap nn-lvcs Co., Orlando. Sanford Ave. Two of the best _niid First. Phone 147 1.3. dlnCloil'Ki' (is Kxectltor "f the estate Thrasher & WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag fied business, rate le u word, min­ stands in Sanford. To break up a cold over night i n f A K. IMilM.IPK, d eceased ; cotton m ixture— Buy the wellMember A I. A. G am er.________________________ or to cut short an attack of grippe, itrpl that at th« same time I will known guaranteed All Wool Scotch CRAVATS Hose IllllhlllOf nolia nnd Second. First ami Elm, imum 24c cash with order. present my filial aeeounis a s Kxinfluenza or sore throat, physicians eeotor "I said estate, and ask f >r Woolen Mills suits tailored to your niaUtial which is un­ FOR RENT—Store on 1st St., Sanford Avenue and 10.it Street. Orlamlii. I'lorliln A LITTLE TV ANT AD in Tha and druggists arc now recommend­ ihelr approval. to regimental stripes, individual measure. 305 E ast 2nd Expert service. Good stand. Thrasher & Garner. Herald will bring you big re­ tinted (let "her 23. A. M. 1921. ing Calotabs, the nausculess Culo. fson-fves Co., Orlnndo. Street. Only $25. b e a u t y ” PA R LO R S^ I, it. l ’i 111.1.1 PS. Kxecutor sults. Advertise thosu old articles nel tablet, that is purified from WOOD FOR SALE—Seasoned oak ■ M i n ' TRAVELING anti pine. Delivered any length. MADAME TTArk T iTT. "Marinolfo you hove stored itwnv nnd have dangerous and sickening elTects. WANTED—Position ns real estate ■ m i v r t j i iii ; i :, work of nil kinds. Rain w ater a no use for, A liltln thirty-coin nd CASE W. D. Earle. 203 E ast 10th St., Those who have tried it say that it i , , I'miiily, Slnlr nf riiirhln. talesman. A man of winning a specialty. Old F irst National mny bring you several dollars. nets like magic, by far more elfeccalled ItuiT silk, with phone. ' Ksliile nf .1. N. WhltiP<r. personality and good mixer. Best In re • u |.'nr l u u r l l r n l l k " Phone 143 and a representative live nnd certain than the old style j Not ten lx InTi'I'y alvtti, to all of references as to character and Bank Building, phono 245. [ray and ten-piece set Rverynne who hut tried till* will call to seo you. ties in gold, $45. Third OPPORTUNITY—One chance in whom It may cniti'cru. that un tl"< DRUGS calomel, heretofore recommended ’ Ttli it ay nf Iteri'inher. A. !• 1921, ability. I wish to make Sanford water calls for a 1 •■fill. on-Ives Co., Orlando. by physicians. I'f JK. c, . *my *i home. If you havo anything r*ur S e r v i c e I ' h i t t i r 50 a hundred to pick up beautiful LANKY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ I shall apply in the fionornlil-j One or two Calitaba at bed time i ‘. iiMoslpiotur. Jti'ta t>r sui'i i '<1 1 1 1 1 ! [to offer address, Salesman, 205 O tter hide for Christmas presents. scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. Wa ADVERTISING get a results if it ■A1NTF.D WASTE Silver Lake Springs Co. rouchcs potential buyers, Pa- with n swallow of water,—that's as Jiiilm- iif t'riihal tnr my final Magnolia Ave. W. A. Ross, Sorrenta, Fla. are as near you as your phone. BASKETS illscharKn as flxi'cutnr of tlm entitle latkn Daily News is circulated in till. No salts, no nausea nor the nf J. N W'liti ■11•r. i l i i i a s r i t . nml ■■■■■■■■■■■(■■■■■■■■■■■a Call 103. , sprays of holly, wlsnn industrial nnd agricultural sec­ slightest interference with eating, that at lhi> niunii lim e I will pre­ Salesman wanted by Jackson­ fwo.i, brightly painted, BABY CHICKS— Loading variet­ FLORIST tion. work or pleasures. Next morning sent my filial avriiUhtM ns llxccutin- ville wholesale grocery for San­ ies from selected stock. Now STEWART THE FLORIST" (hop, Dickson-lves Co., snlii estate, .uni ask fur their ford and DcLuml territory, ad­ your cold has vanished nnd your of hatching- Prompt service. Adopiirovnl, Flowers for all occasions. dress Wholesale Grocery, care of system feels refreshed nnd purilinteil October 2:t. A. !'. 1921. ------------------------ -— - 1dress Box 104 Continental Hatch811 Myrtle. Phone 2G0-W Herald. .‘4. (». l ’!tASH. Kxeciltur. ------- tied. Calotabs are sold only in ’VTENT HAT BOX I try . Valdosta. Ga. ARCHITECT FOR SALE—Eight room house, original scaled packages, price ten * kites wide, lined in liiuo — TY PEW RITERS AND REPAIRS WANTED—Young lady to d o First National Rank Rids. close in. Phone G58-J. cents for the vest-pocket size; I. with shirred pockets. stenographic work and lean |i Floor, Dickson-Ives thirty-live cents for the large [amAll makes of typew riters for bookkeeping. Good opportunity Sanford, ■ Florida j ily package. Recommended and sale on easy term s, for rent, also for ambitious person. Inquire nt *—Furnished rooms for repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 J guaranteed by druggist*. Your Herald Office. 10.ME BOOK-ENDS light housekeeping, 300 French Ball Bldg. WANTED—Sale t Ladies.— Apply money Imck if you are not delight­ tainted metal, block Ave. manager. F. W. Wonlworth Co. ed.—Adv. __ LAWYER __ t* Juu deslra prompt sorvlca and : colorful figures, $3.50. i \ r o t n r o r c ih w t y j i o ok . Office in exceptional w ork Wckson-Ivea Co., Orlan- FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom LEWI'S O'BRYAN. krmliiolr I'linillr. S tair of Klurldtl. Seminole Bank Building Annex. I ii r.< Kstatf of .fullus Sflhnll* with wood heater, also garage, ________ Phone 417-L 3. ______ c a l l aau Lot in Sanford Heights, I Notice Is hereby k 1v. ii. to nil 117 Laurel Avenue. whom It may concern, that on the I Hi WIDE BELTS MEN’S CLOTHING $1,000. $150. ensh, balance 27tli d i y of lo-eemher. A. D 1921.1 Sanford Steam Pressery J’9. and 1% inches FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price I "hall apply to the tlnnnml.P, 17.' $15.00 monthly. First Hlrrrt nnd lilack, $1.25 and , F. 1 loushoiih 1 ,1nd ye of mild Court. ^ out meats. Reasonable rates. Tailored Suits—$32.50 and up. ' ns .Indite of I'roh tie for rnv fltmi 1 *scd belts', 1 Vi in. wide Lincoln Hotel. Milnne Theatre Bldg. dlsohartre ns Kveeutrlx of the estate : NF.W 5-riuwt hurmatmv, uai.iu' , •ollNP.It ha on Maumdla In fiidKlits Mack, $1.50. Dickson- ------------------------------------------------i 8 lots and 0 room house I of ,1'illus Hehlllt*.. tlerea-ed; I *t1rI32. lit.; . • •k "hade I cci-h. ■teHlrahlii l"ci.ll"ti Street an<l NOTARYPUBLIC fiando. It,IfOU. 125<> rash, 125 |>< r month. FOR RENT—$25.00 per m o n th ,! i i.| that lit the ...ime time t will | on West 4th street. 31,000. 1■nreHerit tihlewulk all paid. Ilc.st tmy la my r t nn I accnunta us Ex10-room house in country near M. W. GEER, Herald Office. low'll. |5,2;.0.U(>. 151(0 rush, 350 perl Terms. '••eulrlx of an Id .state, and a"h for; paved highway, good location,1 Phone 143. WALL POCKETS SIX room humtnlow l.stween 1 1 th ‘heir approval. month. M.xrhlo and Qrnnils from all urn! 12th St., eastern exposure, uit lotus blossom dc- electric lights, good water. H. C. j JULIA ZACHARY, Herald Office. flat...I I "'toiler 2! A. It 1921 ‘ nuarrlus. Itest of iiualtty and nlre Ian 0, uarajje, il.tndy hicathili. ! CASHANIHtA KCIH'l.TiC. Uxncutrtx tn the A rt Shop Third Du Bose. worktn a nslilp. Phono 14.H. G room house on Oak 15,750.1)9. 175U.90 cash. Itnlaiue l ’AUK Avenue corner lot 70x117. WrHs for latest desUn*. *on-Ives Co., Orlando. inolUhly. •astern exposure. Ostwean ich Clootl 95.500. PRINTING l \ r o t IIT OF Fill NTV Jt'llfti:. Avenue, C. It. Tl'UNEk~ FOR RENT—One furnished b e d -1 end 15th Si.. 11,759.0". 135" rash. Srmlnelr ('"m il,. Htole of I'lorliln. .Snnfotit, Fliirlila terms. room and garage, 815 Park MATTHEW DRESS-PRINTING Ltal. monthly tiwyntento. t59 DOWN, 120 PKit MONTH will in r« Kstiilu of ltd ward Cecil • SPANISH POTTERY P. O. Itux hill, I'h one M I put you i 1 pinrseM.diHI i ( any of QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE. llalddi Shop—ink-wells, $ 1.25; Ave. our cholc. tolH local ill in every Notice Is lu rid .y Klvrn. to all Commercial St.. R. R. Ave. 15c; jardinieres, $3. FOR RENT—Large office one HectlnO of tliu clly. F I VK acre orariK*- grove, close In | whom It may concern, that on the Near country clult. Small ltou->. 3 Co., Orlando.' IIAYNES & RATLIFF, Printers ] tTth d »y of Ileeomher. A. D 1924. F irst Street. Opposite Postof­ good water, electric llkhts avail* j f shall apply to Hie Honorable 17, (Realtor*) and office outfitters. Phone 340. rural housed for rent fice, Reasonable. Inquire Semi­ aiih. liutKaitt 13,750."u. I-.’ • .1 li. Wi; hav. i F Hnnsholder, Judke of mild Court, FOOT SPECIALIST also denlniblo offices. 115 Park Avenue._______. llulancu cany. ’IFU: DESK SETS ns .Inline of PrnlMite fur my final nole Business Exchange. I'orm. Hunt.<ns. Inurowdischarge as Executor of the estate e. ro- <>. nnd lavender, $3; REAL ESTATE (1round Floor. of Kdwnril Cecil liahldt di-e-ati. <1. 11n"1 Nalls. Heavy Call­ decorated with hutD. A. CAI.DER & J. C. ZURFLIEH ouses or tired ach in g and that at the mine, tim e l will National Rank Rhh;. “lue, $1. Dickson-lves Jfeet. present my final accnunia as KxReal E state Brokers—All kinds of (Realtors) 1e d ito r of said estate, and ask for ! m t. c. i.. nidi.RK F'OUND—Ladies gold wrist watch property listed and for sale. Of­ 105 Magnolia Ave, Phone 311). ,their approval. 10-1 N. Park Ave. I Yowell Drew Ithlg. fice 1DH Second St„ Near Park on Park Ave., Apply Valdez ] lull'd fVtobcr 33, A D P 2I >!' ftUILTED SATIN Orlando. Phone. Klavator Phone 48 Plume 122 . T I. T. IIIVI.N, Jit . Executor. Avenue. Phone 282. “ . light blue, black, co- Hotel. i: . r'^'V1 •’) In 7. Shoe Department, Co., Orlando. Advance In Classified Directory For Sale Advertising Furniture and Rugs Apartments For Rent Join Yowell-Drew Co. BETTER HOMES CLUB T3vo -o-scope J. H. JACKSON Real Estate Loans Building Material stmas Gift fgestions HOW DOCTORS TREAT COLDS AND THE FLU Help Wanted DAVID B. HYER A New Water a a Elton J. Moughton Houses For Sale Rooms For Rent Wanted JUST A FEW SPECIALS Ask Mr, Connelly Seminole Marble Co. H. B. LEWIS CO Ijost and Found I BRINGING U P FATHER '■x Ro s e o f s il k b‘i>, m newest colors, an'l dark beige, jack 1 ^ntirhi—jn all size*, 1 PPn-iu.v Co., Orimuio, | ANDIRONS 'e Ml iron, with side;; j antique shaped leg, I y riuor, Dickson-lves •Bit Hi ANY S M O K IN G stan d torn.'d base, a co n v en k ,' ^'I' .nblc ush tray, ’ ■l«U-h holder, 5*1.50. ■Dick'urt-Ives Co., Or^K Vp;R SWEATERS r‘“‘< Cold, gray, white; | tontruy.ting color n l ' 1 ieeves. S iz e s a-lvca Co., OrG t (v°'.I!LS OF AMBF.il “ h-w(■!«!*and plain, ^til Hants, are $10. /•lU tn — T Floor, m Dickson1 Chiropodist A. P. Connelly & Sons Rv GEORGE M cM ANUS YV;‘:‘*N TOLD ME ACT 'TOOR,' OFviCt=; THACT NOO'D rsOT A UA UOV/l l TOCWf • l> \ CLAvU O P I T A .'o V I E C A N T A x L X AylNOOT THE AyOTO HERE WHER.E tT’b ^ il �Couple Have CODE or Florida, in an oddresa h Ibefore delogaten to the coi , 1 " ol’ the Association of Life Inzor ance Presidents. Mr. Lunlnir took roupects than on*. as his subject "Life Insurance an othoT agency, It p Essential Feature of the Stability vidcs for the dtp "If that's in the book It'a ... a | to be restored in order thfetlffatari . . _ . T of the State’s Citizenship.” sens alter the t The Florida official was o f tho m'stakc," the witness said flrmijrjcial stability may return k X r l ] W | I l R A \ T F M F N opinion that action of the state in­ for families are when the stop of a day nnd a half • world. Our low bank rates and *** HI l l surance commissioners in banding tcetion tend* to together in n national organiza­ want, enabling el our greatly increased gold supply w o mentioned. Asked where Thomnson and willi if Ured wisely, enabh us not F lorida Treasurer D eclares tion, meeting and conferring to­ to secures proper i gether periodically, for mutual ad­ tages, a large ut Black registered vice and assistane through 'discus­ good citizen*; and |**t „<«r tneir return n m m h S W B t ^ *> f *° 2 S £ a J W ~ 2 g ® T after their Mortimer said he took them as'helpourselves. By restoring foreign : P u b lic M W c C cirfldcnce in sion of problems relating to insur­ invariably tends to mfe his guests to the Wardman “PUTk f credits we will increase our e x - } F ir m s Throughout Country ance, had been of inestimable ben­ ernment. 'life port markets particularly for our I NEW YORK, Dec. 12.—The fact efit to the business. It tends to guards againtt want a Hotel. ' .... ~ “ ** *„ -. • til establish and mnintain public con­ in old age, wh»n the ^ The attorney then read from the fnWorebrn ru^rn^u. ™ Btnbil‘I* that there is In each r.tute a super- fidence in the proper regulation ity of the insured V| senate record Mortimer's previous » »hr r ^ n nC!u" We Wij ' vk Ing official, with reasonable pow- and control of tho companies* he and it encourage* ^ statement that the contractors storc throughout mtheu< world. the ( t(, rt.KU,*u tJlu operation^ of creates one of earlier years whichh stopped nt the Shoreham. free flow of commodities jndutl* ljjfc companies, has hod aaid, and thereby *• *■- 1. i f e fnsurHnce ____________ H i for u competent comnrt—- -• greatest of* all stabilizing fae- j tion uon ior Memory Refreshed. fng gold. When that shall have a tendency toward stiengtlieiiliig the "My recollecion has been re­ been done, wa shall hear less in confidence of the public in these torn with reference to insurance ' Assuring agum,t ^ freshed on that point," the wit- this country and rightly so, of the companies, according to belief cx- on the part of tho citizenship o f , contentment aqd * states. | Important element* nesj answered. artificial price levels and arbitrary prn«ed by J. C. Lulling, treasurer theLifo insurance, he raid, is nn cs- good nnd stable cltl] and insurance commissioner of bank rotes." W titH K i n n Married For NOW DISOWNED ‘^ S ' S Period Of 57 Years! B Y MORTIMER o tben sh ip uub. w» **r m e e t in g of Al 1,1 6 (Continued from Pare 1) . | Mask, hospital in June 1022, Mor­ timer emphasized the party !nsnected the location for about an hour, or perhaps two hours. Contradictory Statements. y i rcfupcd $20,000, wa.. *o mnny acres at * The nttomey then read from of Innd with dead fruit trees. Refusing to bo discouraged and the renate record Mortimer’s testi"WILLIAMSBURG, Vo., Dec. 12. —Attention has been drawn to a Mill clinging to the belief that San- money that c n that l r - v " w s s i .odford would yet become n city, Mr. ped about n day and a half check­ f ” **n8,,jP Crei^ adopted unj Mrg< R0bj,jn9 moved to San* ing over the plans and figuring b y the classes In v inginia govern- forj an(j took OYcr th0 management on the Job." ment and citizenship of the M ar-'of the old Sanford House and ran The defense also read into the Jb shall-Wythc School of Government j It for several years. But the hotel record Mortimer’s senate testi­ ?- and Citizenship of the College of .b“"‘n« a T v ? t t n w L S l mn?! mony that from Northampton the _x ... ", that time so Mr. Robbins once more William and Mary. The collage :t „ok to thc fnrm> authoritie: ray many applications ( At thnt time the production of in fact the little home ia entirely have been received asking for cop- celery was In its infancy. Crude surrounded by tho little acre tract of celery. K "We are jut t as happy as we can E‘ I. To acquaint myself with been engaged in the manufacture he," declared Mrs. Robbinz, who those fundamental principles cm- ,,j stone and tile inaterinls in Ohio, during the interview hardly lifted .. *77 n ,, in French circles to dlncurx thu bodied In our constitutions nnd net a|>uut/ to nrrango a tile system her gnze from her husband upon (Continued from Pago .) British attitude toward settlement laws which experience has ihowii i which would be adapted to the whom she flashed a proud look a? j„tcr-n!lied debts nnd disposing •!* to the preservation of Krowth of ee|ery. 0 n u nine-nrre hi' *uoke of the various things nmounts ns mny be deemed from oar liberties and the promotion o f |tract nc|ir wknt is known nt the which he had accomplished. "We time to time snfe nnd wise under' ^own in London to take «n nr*iv.- JW . . funding . . a* I? good government, and to defend ■present day or Rand's Siding, Mr r.su both getting old," she added, circumstances then existing, ne interest in the prospective of n trolfafi’ana .’between (France theso Pfll"* ” "Coinst nH a-tack.;. icciibins enrried on his experiments. "but we are in very good health said. nnd the United States. Surprise Healthful Growth. II. "To inform nrnelf on a!! The first year he was uble to raise considering our age and wo hone to Tho surest rcfwhil'tntion of Ger­ from every source was caused by public issues, and on the character, enough celery to pay nil expenses, live many more yearn to come." record nnd platform of all candi­ pay'back $200 which he had bor­ Them is still one thing in addi­ many will be n steady and health­ intimations that tho United States y dates for office, nnd to exert ac­ rowed nnd had $200 profit besides. tion to cultivation of his celery ful growth and there should he no nuiiiwt imuw rranco inure luvnr- & tively my influence in favor of men Three years later he had what was patch which Mr. Robbins takes par­ encouragement fdV her to renct nldo terms than those grantud : and measures in which I believe. declared to he the best system of ticular interest in nnd thnt is pol­ from this great depression into nn Great Britain. It wns recalled that • III. "To vote in every election, 4rulnuge nnd tiling in Sanford. itics. He is u staunch Republican unhealthy boom, Mr. Young anid, France wns neither consulted not Is informed when Premier Baldwin ? primary nnd general, never using So it is with u great deni of pride and points with pride to the sweep­ and continued: my vote for personal or private that Mr. Robbins boasts thnt the ing victory of hin pnrty in the re­ "Then, too, the restoration of wr-nt to Washington to negotiate ends, hut only for the public good, fundamental principles of the tiling cent national election. Germany is not nn end in itself, it the funding of the British debt. placing the welfare of my country nnj drainage sy. fem used In celery above that of my party, if the in­ farms today in this city urc those terests of tho two should ever con­ which he contributed us result of flict. several years experimentation. IV. "To connect myself with the Mr. Robbins recalls his first for* polltlcat purty which most nearly rttuln for making tile was three represents by views on public ques­ parts, of sand, one part of cement tions, and to exert my influence and two parts of cinders. within the party to bring nhout the After engaging in the production nomination of good men for office of cefery for several years, Mr. cndorsijnv*nt of measures Robbins erected on First Street a public weal. hotel which he numed “Robbins. V. "To have tne courage to per- Nest." For several years he nnd ugkra my duties as n citizen re- bin wife operated this hostelry, re­ rartnfeas of the effect upon me fln- tiring from the business in I'Jlfi B* ncinlly or : ocinlly, remembering when the building was purchased that a cowardly citizen is as use­ by other parties who renamed the less to his country in time of pence hotel the "Lincoln House.” as n cowardly soldier is in time of At present Mr. Bobbins contents war. himself, working his email celery VI. "To stand for honest elec­ field around his home. Celery, tion lawr Impartially administered. some of the finest that is grown in VII. "To obey all laws whether this section, i«n being raised In the i deem thorn wise or not, and to front yard, in the hack yard and Uphold the officers in the enforce­ ment of the Inw. VIII. "To make full and honest ■ returns of nil my property nnd ■ ■ ■ Incomo for taxation. The informal opening of Altamonte Springs as the Perfect Suburb IX. "To bo over ready to serve Will Take Place On my country in war nnr in peace, especially in such inconspicuous ca­ pacities uo juror and election offi­ cial. X. "To acquaint myself with •the functions of the vnrious de­ partments of my government and to zprend tho knowledge of the linbtllM’ III The public is urged to attend this gala occosion. It will be a day long Same among my fellow citizens in iler that they may enjoy to the remembered. There will be no charge and llcst extent tho advantages ofred by the government, and may SI more fully realize the government ■ 1 as a meant' of servico to the people. 0, Gift and Stationery Shop XI. "To encourage good men to enter public service and remain D imI III.- right Kiri therein by commending the faithful ■ you will for .iirli fr«»>u The sale of the property will cease until after the Grand Opening and a performance of their duties nnd by '5 feature of (his opening is rofraining from criticism except II.Mil. M I. ml liiimt-n such as is founded on u knowledge for l 'hllilr.'i* of facts. XII. "To seek to promote good T u r a i.ii m ill T o ... *<nlfl l l o o l . . feeling between «l groups of my for liny* fellow citizens and to resist ns inimical to public welfare all par­ liltirl." . unit l l c t . i i . r , llool,*. When One Large Beef; Two Large Hogs; 250 pounds of Black Bass and tisan efforts to excite race, relig­ for llirli* ious, class nnd sectional prejudice. ■ 250 pettnds of Weiners w ill he roasted. XIII. "Not to think uloiiu of whnt my government can do for S A hI> TritjH m ill l . r u l h r r f.ii.i.l. for Moil me but more about what I can do for it. XIV. "To inform myself with W n l l l*orl.i-<', m o l tiriiNN fv.o.iN rospect to the problems which con­ fo r I .in11.-M front my country in its foreign Come One, Come all! Bring the family—all Sanfo d Is invited to participate relations, mid to support policies f lirUlin.i. f'lir.l. in this free harhccue and opening of the suburb beautiful springs and make which safeguard its legitimate in­ 'KVl-ry llilng for tin of fir. ' an inspection of the paradise of lakes and dells. terests abroad and which recognize the responsibilities of the United 2711 V f o tn ii. il: , I'll-in- llll- .t btntci: as a member of international society." K ia n a a a iiiiM iiim B in ii (Continue.! from Pnire 1) the freeze hail come killing the of PoUrtecn Rules Drawn eitrtir. crop with one mighty sweep. Mr. Robbinn almost penniAa fdea| Creed for Citizen . Itleas.lelt All that was left ot that u Adopted b by Students All grove for which he had Mnr.shnl(-Wv4fi*» ••magnificent »•>*.„ riini. _____ I »'.£• «>*« J SfB SW L T S ’££'?& YOUNG S H O W S France Won’t Discuss WORKINGS 0 F Britian’s Attitude DAWES P L A N PAms ^ i * ^ DWncU«Ho« Give Gifts that Last Combine Beauty With Durability. A Few Suggestions T hat Will Please I Opening MB*. Altamonte Springs Everybody Happy! S Colemans s SPECIAL SALE OF INDESTRUCTIBLE PEARLS 18 anti 24 inches in Deltah and Celestia. Regular $12.56 value, special fot\c....... ................. ............................ 54,75 FAMOUS BULOVA WRIST WATCHES In White, Green and Platinum. LADIES- WRIST WATCHES-Guavanteed for 10 m Regular $15.75, special for three day s m, DIAMONDS Beautiful assortm ent in Ivory Toil­ et Sets, Manicure Sets, M ilitary Brushes in amber ami decorated. Tiie largeat stock in the city in [ miner rings und singlu atone rin U to 1*A curnt. Kiom if 12.00 to $550,001 All < .ir diamonds ary guarante Specially Priced This Store Is Opened Evenings Until Christmas T h e D ia m o n d P a la c e 307 East First Street 1\ WEINIiEUG, Prop. Monday, Dec. 15,1924 Not a Lot Will Be Sold A VfVWt A Big Free Barbecue and Fish Fry - ■« We Can Feed 2000 Guests A C hristm as all th e fam ily! GIFT os beautiful os Christmas itself—th* Nj Edison Phonograph I A gift that every w her o f the family will enjoy; that will unlock I treasures o f the world’s best music; that will J you enjoyment for years to come. Complete the happiness o f this Christmas! the joy and gaiety the New Edison will I the dance, and to that quiet hour when the I are dimmed and the fire on the hearth bums l W hy not couic in and make your selection I A Make It a Holiday, And Spend It At Altamonte! LO NDO N UPRIGHT MLANE THEATRE Dec. ( 5 HANKOItn HANWiltn Mutln.n- .1 I*. M A 1 ' i. i t r r f ii l I*Ih , — \ Night X **tilt-inll.f I'li'.l— \ . . f i. I'lr I tire— A l'li«> T i l l ! I h r n l li l u u . ^ 50c { A U , SEATS MATINEE M gM AM. SEATS MATINEE 50c .i- p d - . j ,1 0 0 Dinner Will Be Served At 12 O’clock The Program which consists of music, by the Orlando Baud, Splendid Speakers and Dinner commences at It) a. m. and will last till about 1 p. m. COME AND MAKE IT A DAY LONG TO BE REMEMBERED. A small initial payment will place thej strument of your choice in your home! Christmas. iiT in , | V r f nrmitin t* I ’nr E t r f ) uni* l)%«*r Ml I n i r w . POPULAR PRICES " K M ? PHONE 1897, ORLANDO-OR WIRE PLA/ : SANFORD PEOPLE Desiring to buy on the pre-development sale, we will accept a very limited amount of business on our famous unit plan at $83 per lot. , ! / , / > '■y/ie SEASON'S *' ' ' / OACING— J H e r a ia a cabinet in b row n m a­ hogany finiah th a t will grace any liv im ;ro o m . A n d , plcaao obaerve But remember when you come that POSITIVELY NOT A LOT WILL BE SOLI) THAT DAY -Z — 1 nan IS& JZ <jt# OR WRITE ami our salesman will gladly call. No sales will be made after 12 o’clock Saturday noon. a m LiX “ J CHIPPENDALE (Upright) Tiii* model f.iitbfuily reflects tho fo i Dial grace of o ld C olonial d iy s. In n. ihofiany o r qu artcr-saw cd wiiit j o ik . F um ed o r golden. B A B Y CO NSOLE #295 IM Ti 'A T H m iim c StrCniPPlNG'f\BSOf?BlNG DRAM/) Of- MODEOH m n m o jz in \ Special Lecture by “ Edna May" a Great Social Will !ta Delivered ut the .Matinee Only. LADIES;Worker : F ra n k H a ith co x NEXT DOOR ORLANDO BANK AND TRUST CO. / Lo/v- ,o S N ORLANDO AND ALTAMONTE SPRINGS J j .- . Ai'*a liu u iia i IH K f. nortioaa an d *J The graceful proper Ijt lines of chia Baby Console U appeal to th e lover o f 6oe furtut Brow n m ah o g an y . * ^185 NEW EDISQ J. H. Hintermiste H O N R �V jx ro q s . rtttiim, ohft E- Londto i l l on th e jAi “ » « , 'M ono r a id ! E . —i fcT. i rill lieu* thpreon on Hi* 13 rd day _ £ f v h* *h« "Mi* ot •SuSSSl Ocale embrace* the followln ( D e c e m b e r , A. d . I9 t4 , fuilCo. SBOO Hit; ft. 3 Inch drain tlte at $ jMr •rfH eW a t o a l u r ® a n d i * F : . 1*. jW o o d m f f , p u rch a ser! w o o aq. f t . poncrtte ' aRey rttpraa at 80 c d ay o f m re e fn h e r, A. th * r» n r -r j ^ a t e N o. J l l f , •Engineering, legal •xpenae.adveriisinf, «te. K. A. DOUtlLAS8. f ile d ’: C le rk C irc u it C o u rt; an d h_ S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a .’ deed1to Total estimated cost S i t e .“o f th e ta su a a c 4 - u t* a u e h c s r tt S a id p y A. M. W E E K S , d . a » em brace* f o l- U « M In th e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . Id w Ijii (S e a l) To be borne entirely by adjacent property. "!V V'gnJd Courts flO T lC E O P A PF M C A T tO X 'for > r *l«> ot tti IT A T n o f- P H i m , 106.00 !n 8 *.T w The. *w_ w it: o f 81 71. A. D. 1924. BILL. E x ec u trix . ICOOTY JCnnE, V n s ir of F la s S ia . JB. K. Whltner. 'Br. tby- given, to a ll r#rn. that on tha „'nber. A. D. 1984. i ihn Honorable E. ge of said Court, itte for my find! utor of the estate *r. Hr., doceaaed: Itamo tlmo I w ill larroiinis as Ex ate. and a sk for Noflce Is hereby given th a t ■®* J* R yan purchaser o f T ax Cerllfi 7*{J No. 232. dated the Jrd day of J A. D. 1919. hax f|ln d *a»ld cerlL J-. cate jn my o ffic e ancr has made an plication (or T ax P o d l In Issue In' accordance with law . Bald c e r tifi­ ca te embraces the f o llo w in g d e ­ scribed propertj- sltua t ^ l 'n Sem i­ nole County, Florida. 4*7**}* ' ' ^ of E H of S E t i of Nl-.H. «««•„»•• Twp. StY 8. B a r g e 29 E. 10 tho said land b ein g aeM'-ssrd a t the date of the Issuance oC *u,cJVT*®r*1' flcate In the name of J- r f That 15. J . Byan, _P^ cnaser of T n i" cer U flea to * No. ‘2£*0, d1"1®;' 6 th d a y a f J u n e . A. I). . ‘ " z* file d s a id c d r tlflc a to In " h a n d ba» m ud* a p p lic a tio n \ ’r / f a x D eed to Issu e In n c c o rd a n c d « *tn f o llo w in g described p rop erty "Ruutvd In Sem inole County, .* law . 8uld certificate embrac"* J ,,e to -w lt: E U of 9W H of NKU Sec. 33. Twp. 20 S. flan ge 29 B. 10 aeTes. The said lunil bein g assessed at . *>r d ate of the Issuance of such eert.'fira te In the name of Unknown That E. J. Hytm, purchaser of T ax C ertificate No. 309. dnted the 6th dny of June. A. D. 1922. line filed "aid certificate In my ofrice anil has made application for Tux Deed to Issue In uccordnnc with Inw. Said certificate embraces the fo llow in g described property s i t ­ uated In Sem inole County. Florida, to -w lt: W'4 of N E U of SHVt> »«'• t. Twp. 21 8 . Itangu 29 B.\20 acres. The suit! land being assessed at the date of tho Issuance o f auch certi­ fica te In th* name of F. II. Band. Unless said certificates shall be redeemed according to law tax deed w ill Issue thereon on the l&th day o f December. A. D. 1921. W itness my official signature and seal this the «tt» day of N o­ vember, A. D. 1984. K. A. DOUGLA 8H. Clerk Clrcut Court. (Seal) Florida. Sem inole County. Flo By A. M. WEEKS. D. C. Nov. 7. 14. 21. 29. Dec. S. IS. Engineering, legaf expense, advertising etc. ___ •••■ix..,,,.,, 132*00 100.30 .Total estimated cost'............ ««**»**•« 2,106.00 To be borne entirely by adjacent property. .Number of feet frontage ....... .......................... ..... ............ ^go Assessment per foot frontage ------------ -------------- 94 208 Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Name U ra e rtp U a n F«»t Ktaatas* rretimtaaty \ \ .2340 .......948603 Ffqd T. Williams, Engineer. Assessment peY foot fro n tag e‘....J.. Same ’T R ^ m S o m PRKPAREDm6mAUTHORITY trs z D-m4' ^ ““ C‘“' " |t r . J. n u i. . r plvin. to all •rn. that on the ^ber. A. D. 19*4. , ih« Honorahta E. J j « ot said Court, bate fur my final Uutrlx of the es ta te I hILL decaaaed: l urfie t im e - 1 w ill aecounts as Ex* gate, and aak for 111,373.00 N n trtb sr o f f e e t f r o n t a g e ___ •____ ot^ Sjt Jtifa J K » « n f r file d an Id th e 'd a t* j ■t. d e « N o tic e la -h ereb y g iv e n tA a tjI . 13,, lrt_Ui« name of UnknAwn. D eed to L a in * p u r c h a s e r of O ily T a x C e r- ^ T h a f V ^ l l ^ w ^ r t ot u ; l,n ' |Wft’ la w . Bald c e r tif ic a te ( O h n n i ’ tli* lime w* No. ................. Ifid, tin ted th e flth d n y o f J u ly A. DC, 1330, line filed raid. (•£ 3 2 fit 5 :| c e r tif ic a te In " my d fflo e , and h a * to -w - wU lt:: Pea*. If-llt c h a N. o f “t t *♦«. made Application tax dee -* — ....... .. for *-----a to i«s f »n «• J ln e of M e . 84 T w p . 1» >B, B a ' i•le » In »« aoeordance nm wnwnrr — With law.' Sftld TrT,_ WliisT and (.e T e iniccaute te,. embraces ein nrarcn m (o iia r tlf thee fo llo w w in g m s f m v A &a to r O r a n t n o■r th» IV .NDQUlffT. K x ec ato r* g e t erihert iw i n c rty a ltu n te d In Sem lw e a t e r 'r a lo n g G r a n t lin e 10 c h s . B. noU ‘ fou n t J i FI?,, to . wit: E t 4 o f .l o t M l cha. to beg. 5H a c re s. JU D G E , j jU 'liln.ionM S u r r e y n f a n A drtltlibtt ^ ; i n iu ^ aju P-n oihi i* ch. «ns. .T lJe e a l^ .lan d .b e in g aaaeaaed a t 7 »j*d i» i ^ a i e of P leeW a. to BA n fo rd . S he eald la n d b ein g as* E j* ? ■ : Cor. 8ec. t , Twp. SO -8- 4he dnle o f the .iMuuuce o f auch ■ eirvA ’ "* tl<V* <lnte o f th e Issu an c e H r . Thl-ather. deafeea, 10 fl. ,n ‘he name of Ida Ma'lC t’i c e r t i f i c a t e In th e n am e b f \\: *r« c lia .N . ^ | | dee '7 flven. to «» nDfarla* re a* bo eo ft., n Kenmv. r - L - --* 'df degrees ■C'nrne.t.— T h a t J . E. L atins ts , ih»t on lh* R. 6 chs. 8. *7 d e g r e e s 10 ft B“ 10 Unless s o ld ce rtific a te sh all be ,r£ T D. tlijl H. 42 d egreea CO ft. \V, C cha. a d e e m e d according t o .la w tax d««et *llile 0. A. D. 19.30 lia s filed« said " * £rertltlc " rt f Ka »te .etas, „ * . • * * * T h e s a i d ‘land b ein g as*‘ w ill Itftue thereon on tha 3.1rd dny t e S S J S J S lit m y ofi*«o« « n d h as m ade n p p llc aof Decembers A, D„ 1924.. C flf for ip y*t*n«[ lio n.meno? n f o r 1 H X , P e e d to ,I s s u e In ac> C A ^ ^ f f i A t 1’ fn Z rV h, r d ec ea sed : W itn e ss my official g l g n a t u r s o rd ia tM w -'lh ta w III U S s, a la .c e r t lf l c d te and seal this the lath d a y of Nofflpe tim* I Tjij cem deScellWd braces th ------A. D. 1014. i iffoofti* • &. I.* property sltuaJad S M j f K ir s s a i ^ E. A. DOUGLASS. Mt*. and art? for i y Florida, t o - ^ <t: E 40'ft. of ?{*,?; W H June Bth. 1332, has filed sAld c ^CJsrk of cir c u it Court. (Irate in’ i g y offTco' and'"has ma^e ‘ v “ r!( jtiiSlt.'si m s Survey of nn o f Lot 5 Itolilr.'si - A. D. 1M4. Inplo .CQttnty, F lorida. application «for T a x Deed to ^ S e to B an f’7. rJ drI'F P . E x e c u to r. In n^cordamve w ith law . Bald certl- (Seal) Dy A. M. IVHBK 8 , D. C. A<ThO°spUl ? a \ ,,,|n * u w e s .e d a t lid la n d \ * P#tor of th a e s ta te th e d a te nf nf tile tile 48" 4*Ali ^ n V 'lu n n V h rsTY arome. llf t c a t e in t h a a t sa id c e r tific a te Itai* «f F lo rid a. Klchardson. ITnfm* ® -te 1mJ_ n. WHw• shall bs- re d e e m s# J » • ' t i f f i n J ??.« 1 elvrn. to a ll tax deed w ill Issftte* £CUi day of DtiCeiii.-*, . : . rV-m th a t o n th e W itn e ss my offlcla’i *'FW*®J* awr. A P . 1»M. seal this the 20th day., of November, he Honorable E. of raid C o u rt, A. D. 1924.E. A. DOI!f J l v V.SS. The folltyping js the estimated cost of'paving Eighth S tm t from fur m y flntri C lerk Cln'V lit C ourt. etor of th e e s ta te (Seat) S e m in o le Cou.*n J‘* O’lorida. Sanford Avenu* to Cypress Avenue a width o f 24 ftot with sheet as,,/x k y . ileceaeed: By A. M. tY K E h i '■ P* *;• Phaltf on a 6 Inch rock base: rtm r tl">« I w ill . 21. 2S. D ec. C. 12. IS**, ""«* 2t I iccountft a* J.I* Nor. 300 cu.' yds. grading at 60c ................... ....... «jp 150.00 rtite, and a sk for N O T I C E 'O F A F H I.irA T K IW ^ F O R 622 lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter at 88c . 443.70 t a n n n n » ( ik im s k s'B-CJfo.N A. n . i»s«. BT5 O F T H E 4JKSKIIA1. ^ T A T - 010 sq. yds. of paving at 92.00 ............................ Executor. * ■ * i * * * * # •♦ •. 1,220,00 I'T E S ,OF T B B STA T E O F V I.O H - 440 sq. ff. concrete alley returns at 30c .... ......... tcptWTY L Itste *f' Florida. If. u AaavaagteMt E. R. TrglfortFs M*y, Sanford. J. P. Bak«r, Lot 4 Blk 9 Tf. A, _______ ________U 7 9602.80 T rustees Holy Taberoacto Church A.| S. Simms, Trustee,- U t 10 Blk 0 Tr. A, 550.14 J. E. Lain*/ Lot 1 BJk 10 Tr. A ; ..... ...... ..... ............U 7 602,80 Emiha Miller, Lot 6 Blk 10 Tr. A , _________ ___J 28 550.14 Notice is. hereby given to any and nil persons interested in the special assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ scribed that said special assessments are payable in full within thirty days after thgs above and foregoing special assessment roll Has been ritualized; approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installmfliits with interest at 8 per cent per annum from and irfter the time saitt special’ amossmenta stand approved and confirmed. 'A meotlng o.f the Equalizing Board of the City of SanfonI, Fla., will bo held a t th u 'C ity Hell a t 2:30 P. M. on tho 22nd day of Decem­ ber A. ^>. 1924, a t which m eeting said 'Board will hear any and nil cbmfcilainjtn and objections ns to such special assessments and will a t said tlmri ad ju st and equalize said assessments on n basis of justice nnd Hght, and when said special assessm ents are so equalized and ad­ justed, sam e will then statul confirmed and be, rem ain binding Hens upon the property ag ain st which said assessments are made until paid'in accordance with provisions of Renolution No. 179, ndopted by the City Comrolnsslon of the City of Sanford, Florida, on October 13th, 1 0 2 4 / V l L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. (Seal) Y -v Dec. 5 and 12, D H M lftlM P ee* P e e n te a e P re llm la e ry A m u n rat & R. Traffor4*s Map, Sanford Mrt. S. G. Messer, Lot 5 Blk 13 Jr. 4, ..............117 9568.65 <MeUch Realty .Co., Lot 10 Blk 13 Tr. 4, _____ ...117 568.65 J. D. Davison, Lot 5 Blk 13 Tr. 6, __________,.-..01.7 668;65 «<lsch m *|ty Co., Lot 10 Blk 13 Tr. 6..................... 117 568.65 i* Koblnaon. Lot 6 Blk 13, Tr. 6, .C ..... ........ ...117 668.66 ^ t u e t Schneider, Lot 10 Blk 13 Tr. 6, 668.66 ..... 11.7 Erf'HWlft, Lot 6 Blk 13, Tr. 7...................... — 117 568.65 Realty Co., Lot 10 Blk 13, Xr. 7....... .....1171 668.66 H. C. Gunter. Lot 6 Blk 13 Tr. &, ________ .....117 668(66 Maude A. Lake, Lot 10 Blk 13 Tr. 8_______ ......117 668.65 C. A. Spencer, Lot 1 Blk 14, Tr. 4, ________ — 117 668.65 August Schneider,Lot 6 Blk 14 Jr. 4 ........ .—.117 568.65 Meisch Realty Co.,Lot 1 Blk 14 fr . 5, ___ — 117 668.66 Meisch Realty Co.,Lot fl Blk 14 Tr. 6; ___ __ 117 668,68 Meisch Realty Co.,Lot 1 Blk 14 Tr. fl, ... ........117 668.65 Meisch Realty Co., Lot q Blk 14 Tr. 0...................... 117 668.06 G. D. Hart, Lot 1 Blk 14 Tr. 7, ..... I____________ 117 668.66 Albert W. Smith, Lot 6 Blk 14 Tr. 7............ ......... 117 568.66 M. Minarlk, Lot 1 Blk 14 Tr. 8 ................................117 668.65 Mr*. Cassandra Schultz, Lot 0 Blk 14, Tr. 8 ___ 117 668.66 Notice is hereby glvfen to any and all peraonz interested In the apedal assessments against the variouk pieces of property above de­ scribed that said special assessments are payable In full wlthlrt thirty days nftcr tho above and foregoing special assessment roll has been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual Installments With Interest nt 8 per cent per annum ‘from and a fter the time said ■pedal assessments stand approved and confirmed. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., Will be held a t the City Hall a t 2:30 P. M. on the 22nd day of De­ cember A. D. 1024, a t which •meeting said Board will hear any and all'com plaints and objections as to such special assessments and will a t said time adjust apd equalize said assessm ents on a basis of Justice and-right, nnd when said special nssessnient* are so equalized and adjusted, same will then ethnd confirmed and be, and remain binding Hcjis upon the property agninftt which said assessments are made un­ til paid In accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 173, adopt ot b y the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, on Octohcr 13th, 1024. (Se«D L. R. PHILIP.S,\Clty Clerk. Dec. 5 and 12. ' ,/ S p e c ia l a s s e s s m e n t r o l l p r e p a r e d u n d e r a u t h o r it y 497 Ha. f t . concrete ctub * gutter at 76e 64 Iin* ft. flush curb at 35e ............... ......... 87 lin. -ft granite curb reaat et )Ee — ----670 aq. yds. macadam foundation at 80c 579 sq. yds. 2 inch sheet asphalt top at $1*02 161 sq. y d s .,brick red ald at 44c 283 sq. yds. concrete alley return* .at 30c 1 type B. inlet --------1 manhole ...... 77 sq. sidewalk at 20c Laboratory inspection of materials Legal expense, advertising, etc. S per cent — Engineering, 4 per cent ------------- —(L w id * 13.05 46SJD 59016 70Atam 60.00 15.40 f t 86.70 71.52 Total cost -------------------------------- ——------------. 91(806.45 7o ho 'horns by -City, 1— 8 . . - 9 68149 To be 'borne by Adjacent Property ow ners------------------— 41,263.69 Number of -feet .frqntage ........ .... ............................^u...... .468 Assessment per foot fron tage-------------------------- - 12-70 pins FRED T. WILLIAMS,. Engineer. Name—-—Description Foot Rreatafe Final Assessment E. R, Trafford's M*». Saaford. W. H. Peters -estate, Lot 7, Blk 11, Tr. 4____-.117 81641 W. T. Wheeleas, Lqt 10, Blk. 11, Tr. 4-------- 117 31541 Ellen Mahoney E 1-2 Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 4 ~ 481-2 16745 C V. Mahoney, W 1-3 Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 4 - . 681-2 15746 Louise Audrey Sharon, Lot 6, Blk 12, Tr. 4.-117 316.01 The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without in­ terest up to December 16th, 1024, apd from and after such date said special assessments will l^e payable only in ten eq u aT fu tu l Install­ ments with interest ot 8 per cent per annum on sfr i& lsred pay­ ments. •Witness my <hand aa City G 6rk and the Seal of the CUy of San­ ford, Florida, Aria 18th day of November A. D.; 1824. (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Nov. 14, 21, 28 and Dec. 6 and *12. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON MEL LONViLLB AVENUE PROM CBLB8 Y AVHNURJ90UTH TO THE 8. & E. BRANCH OF THE ATLANTIC COAOVUNS RAILROAD. Notice Is hereby given that the construction ot the asphalt pave­ ment on Mellbnvillo Avenue from Celery Avtnue sopth to the 9. A E. Branch of .the Atlantic Coast JUne Railroad haa been completed, and the completed work has been ■finally accepted by the-.Commission of the CUy of Sanford, Florida. The following is tho final estimate for pavlqg ftfeltqnvillo Avenue from Celery Avenue South to the S. A1 E. Branch of tho Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad a width of 16 feet with shoot asphalt on a 6 inch rock base. 9(17 cu. yds. grading at 40c ............................. ......................... 4 38640 2482 lin. ft. .flush curb a t 35c — .......... . 868.70 't»M«*«*t*im*M»»Mil 284 lin. ft. curb- re-sot a t 1 6 c .... ....... ...... 42.60 2408 sq. yde. macadam base a t 8 0 c .................... 1,926.40 2408 sq. yds. 2 inch sheet asphalt top a t 4143 2,466.16 127 sq. yds. brick re-laid a t 41c ........................... 5548 2 Type B. Inlets nt 930.00 ....... ........................ . 60.00 1300 lin. f t. 3 inch drain tile nt 9100,00 per-M. 130.00 950.55 Oil (in. ft. 12 inch storm sewer a t 9145 .......... 22.82 E x tra work ............. .......... ................ ................. 2 concroto monuments a t street Intersection 13.00 Laboratory inspection of m aterials ............. . 86.72 Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2 per c e n t .... - ........................ 140.11 Engineering, 4 per cent ....... .......................................................... 280.22 OF RESOLUTIONS NO. 174 AND 175, adopted on the 13th day of October A. D. 1924, by the City Commtasion of’the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is tho estimated coat of paving Fifth Street from 1.1. A. D. 1924. Magnolia Avenue cast to Cypress Avenuo a width of 24 feet with to triT Y j u n r i R . sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock bate: Isin le of F lo rid a . (1) From Magnolia Avc. to Sanford Avc. N am es It. Leo. ►ty given, to a ll 400 cu. yds. grading at 6 0 c ...................................... ....................... 9 200.00 tern, th a t on th e [*mUer, A. D. 1924,' 1000 Hn. ft. concrete club and g u tte r a t 85c ..... .................. . 850,00 lift* H o n o rab le K. 80 lin. ft. granite curb rclaid nt 15c ......................................... 12.00 4ge of sa id C o u rt, ate for m y fin a l 200 «q. yds. brick re-lnkf a t 60c .............. ;..._............................. 100.00 cntrlx of th e e s ta te 1170 sq. yds. paving nt 92-P<f...........................................................2,310.00 LEE, d e c e a se d : Total cost 97.425.9C iame tim e I w ill 810 sq. ft. alley return* a t 30c ........... ............... ^....................... 262,00 al accounts a s K xTo be borno by the .City ..... ............................... ........... .......... 92.0G6.6fl Engineering, legal expenso, advertising, etc. .... ...................... 300.00 utatv Jind aa k fo r To be borne by Adjacent propcsty .............................................. 94(760.30 r II, A. D. 1921. , LEE. Executrix. 94,054.00 Number^ of feet o f'fro n ta g e ....... ................. .............. .2,40fl.4B L ees credit for 450 sq. yds. brick paving ot 9L17 .. 526.50 Assessment per foot frontage ....... ............................ „A1.9Qfi8 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. "” "1 , a : II. Smith. v Name— Description Foot Frontage Final Assess meal . ilven. to a ll Total estimated cost ...............................................................93,527.50 th a t on th e ' IN C IR C U IT O llI R T , aBVF.NTII Buena Vista Estate*, .Sanford To bo borne entirely by adjacent property. r. A. D. 1924. JL 'IllC IA i. C IR C U IT . SEM IN O LE F. E. Sherman, th* llonorablo E. COUNTY. FLO R ID A . SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY Number of feet frontage .......................... ......................... 03fl fudge cf Itld C o u rt, IN CHANCERY. G. M. Sherman, and Assessment per foot frontage .......................................93.7(187 t'bste fur my f(rial J. F. Liiing, Compltiinnnt. RESOLUTION NO. 178, icrutrilof the e s ta te 9145.42 II. L. Graham, Lot J, Blk. A....... .......... 9277.28 YH (2) From Hanford Ave. to Cypress Avc. I SMITH, deceased; Charles K. lireoder. J. It. Ragsdale. ndopted on tho 13th day of October A. D. 1924, by the City Commis­ F. E. Sherman, 200 cu. yds. grading nt 50c ........................................................... 130.00 Trustoe, and each of them. If IIv sion of the City of Sanford, Florida. le'aani* tim e I Will Ing mid If dead, all purtles claim lit arrm int* n s HxG. M. Sherman, and lug Interests In the lands and pro­ | male, and ask for Tho .following is the estim ated cost of paving Seventh S tre e t 022 lin. ft. concrete curb nnd guttor at 85c —....... ................... 443,70 ... 50,14 05.61 m ises Involved In this suit, as 010 sq, yds. pnving nt 92.00 ....... .............................. .......... 1,220.00 heirs, d evisees, grantees or other from P a rk Avenuo west to Otok Avenue a width of 24 fe«t with sheet Ir «. A. D. 1911. .. 50.14 95.01 It. L. Graham, Lot 20, Blk A 420 sq. ft. concrete alley returns a t 30c .............. ........................ 126.00 claim ants. under Charles J-.. pVlTII, Executrix. Breeder. J, It. Ragsdale. Trustee asphalt on a 6 inch rock foundation replacing the present 9 foot brick Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc................................ 158,30 F. E, Sherman, and enoh o f them, deceased or pavement. COUNTY JL'nnrSi. G. M. Sherman, and otherw ise. Defendants. It, II s ir of FiarMa. 260 cu. yds. grading a t GOc....... ............................... ....................9 125.00 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION 05.61 . 50.14 r r le tt V. I’orry. Total estimated cost ............................. ................................. 92,073,00 To Charles E. Breeder, if living, .{lb' lin. ft. concroto curb nnd g u tte r a t 80c ................................ 400,00 g iv en , to ,oil parties claim ing In, 95.61 he„ and snit If ir (lend, nil ail .r. o u u o in ... 50.14 1. D. M artin, Lot 22, Blk. A ........... — To be borno entirely by adjacent property. fonrern. llia t on th . .. H reeder, 60 lin. ft. flush curb a t 36c *••••*•»«••••••<*****«•••*•»•••■••***•*•*•*•*«#•*■■••«• * 17.50 D Mi* tareata under Charles E. Hr. temlior,•i i nA F. E. Sherman, BagsNumber of feet frontage ................................................... 623 n n i k h t m p ‘ deceased, or otherw ise; J. II. I the 12.00 dale, Triistec, If living, and - If dead. 80 lin. ft. granite curb re-set nt 15c ............. .. .......................... G. M. Sherman, Judge of said Court. all parties claim in g iTiterests under 'Assessment per foot frontage ...................................... 93.0637 600 sq. yds. paving a t 92.00 ........ ........ ......................*1,200.00 Subaie for my final J. II. Ragsdale. Trustee, deceased, A II. L. Graham, Lot 23, Blk. A -------... 50.14 95.(11 Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Vrutrlx of the estate or otherwise, of. In. nnd to the f o l­ 300 sq. yds. brick to bo re-laid n t 50c ....................................... 160,00 Name Description F rv llm lu n ry Mrs. Katie O. Griffin, Lot 24, Blk A ... .. 50.14 Fact Front one fT. I’EtUtY, deceased: low in g described land, lying, being 95.61 tame time I will In the county of Seminole and Htato 440 aq. ft. alley returns a t 30c .............. .................................... 132.00 .iM fU M tNt E. F. Sherman, G. M. al accounts as Ex- o f Florida, to-w lt: 2 inlets a t 935.00 ...............- ...........................— .............. ............. 70.00 I n u i,', and ask tor Lot F o rty -tw o (43), of Sanford .. 50.14 05.61 E. It. Trafford'a Map, Sanford. H e ig h ts Addition to Hanford. Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc.............................. 108.60 .. 50.14 05.61 Sf 21. A. D. 1921. JocY am eron, Lot 8 Blk 6 Tr. 1........................- .......117 9410.94 Charles B. Lowv, Lot 26, Blk A us per plat thereof duly record PINKINS. Executrix. i’ngi's 62 nnd ed In Plat llook H elfi G. Jinkins, E 42 ft. Lot 16 Blk fl Tr. 1, .... 42 158.28 .. 50.U 05.61 63 of the Public Records of 2,276.00 Seminole County, Florida. Florence T. Brady, W. 75 ft. Lot lfl Blk fl Tr. 1...... 75 282.65 Jeanette I.. Goodhue, Lot 28, Blk A .... ... 60.14 96.01 ITNER. Executor Ami to any and all parties whose Less credit for 225 sq. yds. britik a t $1.17 ...........9263.26 t o t . v r v JU U U K . AJf E. Dobbins, Lot 8 Blk 0 Tr. 2, ........ ................... 117 - 50,14 440.91 R. II. Wynn, Lot 20, Blk A ........... . 95.01 S l a t e o f F l o r i d a . nam es lire unknown, claim ing any Less credit for 476 lin. ft. granite curb a t 30c. .. 142.50 tl J.lines C. Higgins. right, title or Interest In unit to lh>' Ta J. Miller, Lot 14 Blk 0 Tr. 2............................... 117 ... 60.14 440.94 Thomas E. Meredith, Lot 30, Blk. A .... 05.61 properly hereinbefore described or M,y given, to all W. W. Lewis, Lot 1 Blk 7 Tr. 1, ................. 117 410.94 . 50.14 65.01 •fleern. that on the any part or parcel thereof. 9105.75 405.75 It appearing by the sworn bill of Vtmlier, A. D. 1924. com J. F. McClelland, Lot 2, Blk G ................ 05.61 Mrs. W. A. Waltoh, Lot 9 Btk 7 Tr. 1, ........................117 440.94 ... 60.14 In this cause filed, that to the ttonorabln E. you plaint and each of you. have or claim Mrs. E. H. Camp, Lot 3, Blk G .............. . ... 50.14 Palatka, Florida. 95.61 Judge n t said' Court, to have som e right, title or Interest Total estim ated coat ...................................... ....... ........... 9 1 ,860.26 bate for our •filial In nnd to tho lands and premises 95.61 261.92 N. 0 . Garner, F < 69 1-2 ft. Lot 1 Blk 7 Tr. 2........... 69.5 ... 50.14 F. B. Dyson, Lot 4, Blk G ....... ................ ntors o f the estate hereinbefore described and that To be borne entirely by adjacent property. W. I. Hughey, W. 47 1-2 ft. Lot l Blk 7, Tr. 2........... 47.G .. 50.14 95.61 179.01 Higgins, deceased; your places of residence are u n ­ Number of feet frqntage ............................- .......... .............468 Mine time we will know n: Mr*. W. E. Squires, E 1-2 Lot 0 Blk 7 Tr. 2............... 58.5 220,17 F. E. Sherman, nocounts ns DxIT H» T H E R E F O R E ORDERED I accounts aa Ex- That you. und each of you. bo. und Assessment per foot frontage ..................— ........... 93JJ04 Bridgehampton, Long Island', N. Y. G. M, Sherman, Fred T. Williams, Engineer. you are hereby required to appear 58.5 05.61 Elizabeth Bullock, W 1-2 Lot 6 Blk 7 Tr. 2, ...... . . 50.14 220.-17 & H. L. Graham, Lot fl. Blk G 3. A. D. 1931. to thin bill of com plaint In this U r n I'runtaar lle e c rlp llu n I’r e l l n r i n a r r .Value - STRIKER. cau se on the '2nd day of Fnhruurv 95.61 40 158.55 ... 50.14 Luvina Williams, Lot l Blk fl Tr. A , ................. . t A M ra a n irn t hhilNH nnd 1925, at the Court House In Sanford, 40 158.55 F. E. Hherman, Luvina Williams, Lot 2 Blk 0 Tr. A.................. Executor*. S em inole County, Florida, said be­ E. It. T rofford’* Map, Sanford. ing a suit t o quiet title In the com ­ 40 158.56 G. M. Sherman, Lcttle Williams, Lot 3 Blk 0 T r A'..................... COUNTY JIIIIRE. plainant. J. F. laving, to the herein­ bf. H. Garner, Lot 5 Blk 8, Tr. 4, ........................... 117 9467,31 158.55 A II. L. Graham, Lot 8, Blk G .......... . 40 Martha Williams, Lot 4 Blk fl Tr, A, .................. 05.61 b. state of Flurldn. before described land, an* then und 467.31 117 ’"Charles L u n d iiu lst, there make a n sw e r lo this bill of Mrs. J. P. Idling, Lot 10 Blk 8 T r. 4 ......... 103.00 F. E. Sherman, 2fl S. Lewis Heirs, Lot 5 Blk fl Tr. A, ............... com plaint exhibited a g a in s t 'y o u in *r*by given, to nil 407.31 Pro Geo. A. Speer, Lot l Blk 9 Tr. 4.............................. 117 364.66 G. M. Sherman, and 92 .'Sfttern., th a t on th e this cause, oth erw ise Decree B. M. Gardner, Lot 7, Blk 6 Tr. A. ........... against J. A. flarrold, Lot 10 Blk 9 Tr. 4, ................ ...... 117 v 4G7.31 Timber. A.' D.' 1921. C o n fesso w ill lie e n te re d 403.75 If, L Graham, Lot 9, Blk G ............... Faille Mclntire, Lot 1 Blk 7 Tr. A.................. ........117 y o u an d each of you. 95.61 .... 50.14 to tlis Ifdn oeab| o«E . Noticfe is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the N. Hi G am er, Lot 7 Blk 7 Tr. A...................... i...... 128 IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D . T h a t mfMif of >4.i l,l Cburt th is 507.35 F. E. Sherman, c ita tio n be p u b lish ed once a e.bai.. f„r ,M)r final special assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ Notice is hereby given to any und all persons interested in the G. M. Sherman, and [ecut, * „f t)ln esta te w ee k fo r e ig h t c o n se c u tiv e w eek s In TinHuntoril llrra lj. a newspaper scribed th a t said special assessment., are payable in full in thirty Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ Aftdiiulst. deceased .60.63 lish ril In S an fo M . >'ln F lo rid a . .... 31.80 H. L. Graham, Lot 10, Blk G ............ . iw n ie time wo w ill p iib days a fte r the above and foregoing special assessment roll-has been scribed that said special assessments are payable in full within thirty W IT N E SS. B A. Doiutla**. C lerk aeeoiinta as Ex Sec. 31, Twp. 19, H. R. 31 E., Seminole County, Fla. c o u rt a n d th e neiri th e re o f, ♦Rate, and atsk for othf issa id th e 5th d a y of D ecem ber A. equalized, approved und confirmed, or in ten equal annual installm ents days a fte r the above and foregoing special assessm ent roll has beun Boston Steele— Beg. nt intersection of Cen­ D. 1'J• • with interest a t 8 per cent per annum front and a fte r the tim e said equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten oqual annual installments ? . » • A. D. 1921. E. A, DOUGLASS. te r lines of Mcllanvillo Ave., and Celery Ave., llM iq U IS T nnd Clerk a>f Circuit Court. Sem i­ special assessm ents stand approved and confirmed. with interest at 8 per cent per annum from and a fte r the time said run West 180 feet, South 418 feet, East to * U- NDQUI8T. nole County. Florida. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Hanford, Fla., special assessments stand approved and cogfirmed. Executors. Ry A. M. Week*. D. C. 749.37 Mellonvillc Ave., North tq^Bcg. ----- --------- 893. (8«ri» wilt be held in the City Hall a t 2:30 P. M. on the 22nd day of De­ A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., Mrs. M urtha M offitt.—Beg. a t a point on JJTi. u a t i o n f o r J. O. Sharon. cember A. D. 1921, a t which meeting said Board will hear any and will be held a t the City Hail a t 2;30 P. 51. on the 22nd day of Decem­ Solicitor (ur Complainant. Center line of Mellonvillc Ave., 418 ft. South f t s s s m u s Dec. .u. 12. l:>, 36. all complaints and objections as to such special assessm ents and will ber A. D. 1921 at which meeting said Board will hear any and all 'TV. u p FLORIDA* J a n . 2. 9. 1«. 2a. 30. of the North line of Sec. 31, Twp. 19. S. R. 31 a t said time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice given that J. A. 1 * Stb»*Hr of mx cortl- XOT1CK OF AI'PMCATION Frill nnd right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and ad­ complaints and objections as to auch special nsaessments, and will at K., run South on center line of Meilonville TAX IIRKU IM IKIl MUCTIriX ATS snid time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice Ave. 255 f t , West 245 ft., N orth 355 f t , East .V,tr,l tho 5th d ay of OF TIIK lillM U U I. H T IT tT M justed, satue will then stand confirmed and be, und remain binding liens ml "idee l,:"' •“ l<l and right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and 245 ft., to beg. (I^aa 14th S t . ) ... ..... ....... . OF TIIF. STATE-OF FLORIDA. and has 562.51 Notice I* hereby g iv e n that F. Ih upon the property against which said assessments are made until paid adjusted, same will then stSnd confirmed and be, and remain binding '■n for tux (Inert to Realty T ru st Company—Beg. a t a point on • with law. Bald Woodruff, 'purchaser of Tax Certi­ in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 178, adopted by the liens upon the property against which said assessm ents are made un­ center line of Meilonville Ave. 773 f t , South l,lr ("Rowing ficate No, 306. dated tile 5th d a y ,o f hi. V, "ROkted In June A. IJ. 19 22. has filed »atd City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, on the 13th day of til paid in accordance with the provisions of Resolutions No. 171 nnd certificate In my office and liaa of the N orth lin^flf Sec. 31, Twp. 19, S. R. 81 ,/■ Horlda. to-wlt. F ( S. r, JJ_ 51 made application for Tax Deed to October A. D. 1924, No. 175, ndopted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Flori­ E., run South on center -line of Mellonvil|e L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. V r,»- The said issue In accordance with law. Said (Seal) da, on the 13th day of October A. D. 1924. 'He date of ce rtific a te em braces the follow ing Ave., 537.3 ft., thence W est 245 f t , North property sltudted in Heni- Dec. 6 and 12. (Seal) L. R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk. (’akn.?—..rer,l ( ,cate In described MTT»wx 537.3 ft., E ast 245 ft, to beg. ......... ..... .... .. 537.3 „ Inple-County Florida.' to-w lt: 1024.52 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL UNDER AUTHORITY RESOLU­ Dec. 5 and 12. Lr*»nbr.ii,i( p u rrhant'ur KWH of N E 'i Sec.'fi. T w p 30 8. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.—Beg. a t lire It. 3 1 H.— 10 aerca. The said land TION NO. 173. ■I r;, dated Si*: «ut" bein g n ssessed at the date of the SE Cor. of NE 1-4 of N ff 1-4 run West 200 x rii''** issuance of such c e r t if ic a t e In the adopted on the 13th day of October A. D. 1921, by the City Commis­ \n f c :; \ (nDmy of (lee TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON TENTH f t , N orth 25 ft., East 400 ft., South 25 ft„ W ln tig n ff)r Tux name o f Unknow n, sion of the City of Sanford, Florida. That F. L. Woodruff, purchaser »n.“ ,ec"r'Unc« with STREET FROM PARK AVENUE WEST TO OAK AVENUE. . W est 200 ft., to beg........ ............ ................. . 4t. 78,18 The following ia the estim ated cost of paving Tw elfth Street em brace* th e o f Tax C ertificate No. 233. dated Notice Is hereby given th at the construction of the asphalt pave­ 1 Properly Mtum- the 7th day of Juno A. D. 1920. has from Park Avenue west to French Avenue u width of 24 feet with Thu above and foregoing final assessments are payable without f' bounty. Florldu. to- j filed said certificate In my office ment on Tenth Street from Park Avenue west to Oak Avenue has Interest up to Dec. 15, 1924, and from and after such date said spec­ and has made application for Tax sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock ba»e: Cor. u ofi Deed to Issue In accordance with 1400 cu. yds. grading nt 50c .... 3 7 0 0 .0 0 1been completed, and the cdtnpleUd work haa Leon finally accepted by ial aosessments will be payable only tn ten equal annual installment* *“rfA-V.»*c,,,, SR* vwt. i i t i , ; 11 iw p . :o h . it law . Said ce rtificate embraces the with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. tutlowtuK described property s it u a t ­ 2580 Hn. ft. concrete curb and g u tler a t 85c ............................ 2,193.00 the Commission of the City -of Sanford, Florida. t II V w-10 acre,-.D 1 ed In Sem inole County, Florida to- 3065 sq. yd*, paving at 92.00 _____ ________ ___ — ................. 0,130.00 ijii W itness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford. 1 % following is the final estim ate for paving Tenth Street from iw j:;;;111 u'****«rt ut wlt: Reg. SW. Cur. of N \V li of r “*ii«nc» ... of euch Parij Avenue west to Oak Avenue a width of 24 feet with sheet NE14 Sue. 5. Twp. 20 S. R. 3L K. 70.00 Florida, this 13th day of November A. D. 1024. Mila ham* of >tr*. C. 2 inlets a t 135.00 ........ ................—..............— Run N. 175 yards, E. 105 yards. 8. asphalt on a 6 inch rock base. 480.00 (Seal) T- R. n i l LIPS, City Clerk, 400 lire. ft. 12 inch'storm sewer a t 91.20....... 175 yards, W. 103 yards.— 3 acres. he reT h e 's a id land -b e in g assessed at 50.00 120 cu. yds. gradihg at 4Vc ................____ ................... $ 48.00 i Nov, 14, 21, 21) and Dec, 5 and 12. . .... .— - --- ---------- :• to u w tux d**d the ilnto of the Issuance of auch 1 manhole .........— « I (H U * I»w h | ■ _ — i. 1 . * f % _ _ _ f f m. U i-l* . 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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>, December 12, 1924; <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/3492222af810e1d9110b7c5efcc14ecb.pdf b1444c3ebaa3abd8a20609a35954ad05 PDF Text Text ^ »;*> - r * -v 1 tj ‘ - ~i * —t "■ m v u n a F«lr Saturday and Sunday; * slightly w arm er In north portion. Highest Tamp. ........ —................. W Lowest T e m p .--- .—-----38 Heavy F ro st This Morning. I to VlarM fe’t H t t r t , 'i G re s U s t V tfc ta b fe Its R M CSarith Land = [XV. a sso c ia ted p r e s s d ispa t c h e s IIE FACES Body o f Missing M aitland POPE WANTED Youth is Found Floating in H IV E Lucerne at Orlando AS WITNESS IN ISSUE SHRINERSRETURN FORBES TRIAL rood Asks SenfVote Before Deig Further On isition Shoals EDWARD LANE AS HEAD LOCAL CLUB BRIAND INSISTS LEAGUE NEEDS M idst O f Friends UNITED STATES Dies In San Antonio Kwanto Wrecked O ff Coast Japan TOKIO, DecTuT— Eight bod­ ies have been washed ashore and about 40 persons imperil­ ed aboard the ship Kwanto, wrecked in a blizzard off Tsuruga, western Japan. A de­ stroyer rescued five officers and 50 men and 40 other and 50 men and 40 others carried a crew of 160 men. Body Discovered by Boys Playing Near South Side Lake Friday Afternoon; Big Crowd Is Attracted Counsel for Defense Issues Former Premier of France Is Speaker Before Newspaper Subpoena for Cousin ForFor --------------------------------------No Marks of Violence to Tes Correspondents After Meet­ ing of League of Nntions Are Found by Officials tify on Hospital Frauds CITY’S FINANCIAL [’resident of Sanford Shrine Hopes Are Pinned Club Re-elected at Meet­ Body Deformed By Immersion Mortimer’s Story CONDITION GOOD, For 5 Days; Lungs Are ing Friday Night; Wagner On Law Commission Is Again Modified Of Debate Sent Away To Be Examined Becomes Vice — President Admits Testimony Regarding REPORT DENOTES Lcnguc Nnmcs Commission igs To Head Lies Between ernmentAndPri Control Plant m?r ORLANDO, Dec. 13.—The w aters Edward P. Lane was re-elect­ of Lake Lucerne gave up the dead ed president of the Sanford Shrine Club a t a meeting of th at or­ body of Frank E. Rice of Mnitland ganization held Friday night a t early Friday afternoon and offer­ the Valdez Hotel. His new term ed a partial solution of the young of office begins Jan. 1 and con­ m an’s mysterious disappearance tinues through the year 1925. early Sunday morning when his Mr. Lane has served as head of agonized cries for assistance arous­ the club for the past 10 months ed residents on Lucerne circle and both citizens and police having succeeded Frank Miller, brought to the scene. who resigned. About 1 o’clock Friday a fte r­ Other officers elected were: noon some boys, playing on the H arry W agner, vice-president; Al­ lake shore, saw what appeared to bert W. Lee, secretary and C. M. he the body of a man floating in Hand, treasurer. Mr. W agner the water about 30 feet from the succeeds G. W. Spencer and Mr. south shore, nlmost directly oppo­ Leo succeeds W. M. McKinnon. site the residence of Mr. Lawrence Outgoing officials believe that Gentile, on the southwest side of that past year has been one of the lake and nearly opposite Or­ great accomplishment and they ange Avenue, and reported their view tho activities of the club discovery to Motorcycle Policeman during the .past few months ns Ed Winn, who hurried to tho lake highly successful. Praise for the and, obtaining a boat, rowed out work of Mr. Lane ns head of the to where the body was and towed organization was sounded by sev­ It to shore. eral of its members a t Friday The news that the body had been night’s meeting and his re-elec­ recovered spread like wildfire and tion, it is believed, will mean soon n large crowd gathered a t tho continuance of a successful the lake. In the crowd were those who had known Rice and identifica­ round of achievements. wus quickly made. The body During the past few months the tion was removed to the funeral parlors local club has entertained Past of Carey Hand where Justice of Imperial Potentate Stephens of the Pence Lorraine summoned a Portland, Me., nt n banquet given coroner’s jury which viewed the r e ­ at the Valdez. It successfully mains and adjourned until next put on tho Shrincrs’ annual ball a t Tuesday morning a t 10 o'clock, to the armory and sponsored dances aw ait the result of un examination at Lake Mary throughout the sum­ of tho lungs which were sent to mer months. A tlanta, following an autopsy by During the year m any new Drs. J. A. Ford and W. H. Spiers, names have been added to tho who said th a t death apparently membership roll, tho largest num­ came from drowning, as there were ber taken in a t one time being 7fi no marks of violence on the body in May when the organization th a t would indicate foul play. It staged a big ceremonial which wui wns thought advisable, however, to attended by many pcopla from all have a further examination made over Florida including high offic- of tho lungs and other body organs. ials of Shrine temples all over tho The lungs are said to have contuinstatc. led about two quarts of water and Tim rtrernn,?nt trm „ i.A would indicate th at death came NUMBER 111, SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1924. «• Labor Leader Dies Is Granted His Last Wish and Succuml On American Soil at 4:10 A. M. Saturday: Will Be Buried Near Tarrytown Trip of Forbes to Atlantic For Codificntlon of Lntvs, City in 1922 Was Erronious November Receipts $26,531.06 Calculated to Insure Peace While Disbursements Some More Than $19,000; Balance ROME, Dec. 13.—The League of DUQUOIJL III- Dec. St,— Francis E. Pope of 8pokaa«, Approximately Sum $90,000 Nations can become truly great Successor To Be Se­ lected Among: 3 o f Executive Council Wash., and a cousin of late President Harding denied to ­ day he had been offered one million dollars “or any other sum” to use his influence to obtain presidential consent for sale of the Government’s wooden fleet. only when the United States ad­ Receipts from the various depart­ heres to it in some form or other, IINGTON, Dec. 18.— SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. ments during the month of Novem­ declared Aristide Briand former ite faces the choice 13.—The grand old leader of ber amounted to 323,531.00, ac­ premier of France, to the American ( between govern­ American Labor is dead. Sam­ cording to the monthly report of correspondents Friday night. ed private operation uel Gompcrs was granted his City Clerk L. It. Philips which M. Brinnd spoke to the newspa­ Shoals. Senator last wish, he died on Ameri­ was made public Saturday. Added per men a fte r a public session of ckI of Alabama has to the sum of $82,981.09, the city’s the council which took n step cal­ can soil at 4:10 o’clock Satur­ Dec. 13.—Counsel for Charles R. balance .... jd that the senate de­ on Nov. 1, gives a total culated to help in the maintenance day, 11 hours after his ar­ Forbes, former director of the of '$io9,5i2.75.'’ Disbursements durl self on the issue beVeterans Bureau, announced S at­ ing the month totalled the sum of of peaco by naming a commission rival from Mexico City where suming more time in urday they had issued a subpoe­ $19,080. 78 which left n balance of for the codification of internation­ Samuel Gompcrs, president Ameri­ he tvas stricken earlier in the na for Francis E. Pope of Spo­ $90,125. 97 in the bank on Dec. 1. al law. He emphasized what he can Federation of Lnhor sinco Its week. Surrounding Mr. Comp­ formation except one year passed kane, Wnsh., a cousin of form er tderwood Muscle Shoals Receipts from current tnxes dur­ termed the supreme gesture France away nt Son Antonio early S atur­ ere in his Inst moments were man President Harding to appear in the lubjcctcd in the senate ing the month nmnunted to $9,783 with whom he had fought many la­ tria l of Forbes and J. W. Thomp­ while collections from paving as­ already hns mn»:o ;n accepting the day morning. another storm of debate, bor battles through u generation idea of compulsory arbitration for son, Chicago contractor for con­ with the introduction sessments totalled $54195.00. Re­ any nnd all disputes, nnd, by inter­ of American union labor develop­ spiracy to defraud the govern­ proposals for settling ceipts from operation of w ater­ ference, he laid stress on how im­ ment. Holding his hand was Jam aa ment. • works departm ent amounted to $2,- portant is the a. Duncan, (juincy, Mass., vice-preanppenruncc of hlias H. Mortimer’s story of 329.10 and from the gas plnnt to- George W. Wickcrshnm, tion of the measure, ident of the Federation who baa form er a t­ corruption, waste and collusion in tailed $2,988.13. stood shoulder to shoulder with his has reached the point, torney general of tho United States the veterans’ bureau during Col. leader for 40 yenrs. next vote will place the The reports shown the following on the lnw codification commis­ Forbes' regime as director wns receipts nnd dusbursements: record as favoring either According to uuviccs recclvml sion. modified in im portant detail Friday it or private operation here from New York. Samuel Receipts M. Briand referred to the great from the witness stnnd in federal Shoals. court. Current taxes ............ $ 9.783.00 hopes pinned on the work of the Money To Lend At Six Per Gompcrs* body, which will bo tak­ en by wny of St. Louis leaving hora will come on the 1.049.00 law commission. He showed him ­ Cent On Home Builders nt 11 o'clock tonight, will bo buried Completing their ,1ve days cross Licenses ...................... . of Senator Sm ith, Demself a steadfast advocate of tho Pound fees .................. 0.00 examination of Mortimer in the To Be Furnished By Firm in Sleepy Hollow cemetery near Carolina, which would 11.25 Geneva peace protocol during a trial of Forbes and J. W. Thomp­ Dog taxes .................... Tarrytown, N. II. This announce­ of the Underwood bill franl. discussion of world political 589.00 son, contractor, for conspiracy to Fines and costs .......... .. Here for the purpose of making ment was made by H arry Monesa, leasing provision and j conditions, hut lie expressed the Interests nnd costs .... 183.15 defraud the government, defense r government operation rendincss of Frnncc to consider a survey of Sanford with n view a personal friend of Mr. Compere. counsel drew from the witness the Delinquent personal A mnn to succeed Mr. Gompera nt during experimentaany practical suggestions of other to establishing a local office of the 170.40 tnxes ................ admission that his entire testimony ns presiiient of the American Fed­ Mortgage Security Corporation of fertilizer production. Tho 347.00 powers looking to perfection of the before the senate committee last Inspection fees .......... America, (’. A. Avnnt, of Minnii, eration of Labor is expected in la­ sed without taking acprotocol, which he described ns a ... 140.75 Store room n cco u n t.... year in relation to n trip with bor circles to lie chosen from three the amendment and it 1,118.40 powerful medium f*n the proven- vice-president of the Seminole Bond men ail present members of the Forbes to Atlantic City, N. J., Mir-zelianeous income. ... nnd Mortgage Company of thnt the I eud of the calendar 919.82 of wur. in Mnrch, 1022, was erroneous. He Bond trustees ............ . thnt executive council. eralion Saturday. “The only possibles hope for the city, announced Snturdny made no such trip, he testified, but Paving assessments .... 6,995.00 The “dean of Amcricnn Labor within a short time a local mnna­ 260.00 future is for the nations to go be­ Underwood, Democrat, repeated testimony concerning n Golf park account .... ... lenders”, one of tho founders of ger will be announced ami the 208.25 fore judges,” said M. Briand. differing with Senator trip to the same city with Forbes Sanitary tnxes ............ . the American Federation of laibor, Sanford branch opened. mocrat, Montana, who in May and June of the same year. Waterworks account ... 2.329.19 This, he declared, is what the which he saw grow from a cotcria Mr. Avnnt arrived in this city 2.988.13 protocol provides nnd, he added, Gas plnnt nccount ...... that a vote on the amendof Mtinll locals to a national or­ Will Have Im portant Bearing not in order, declared ho “ if there is any country in the Saturday morning a fter having ganization with a membership .of Jam es S. Eashy-Smith, counsel been on a tour of tho cast coast $ 20,700.40 Total Receipts ........... vote on the Sm ith amendworld which as ardently devoted more than 3,000,000, spent several far Korben asserted the repudiation ^fircount on taxes .... 1-5 aj Mich u method of settlin g n con­ ia company with officials of the of the later years of his life in wanted the senate to conipuny. During their trip they fighting autocracy abroad and radh,ke said, as .1 “ full exflict it is the United States.” made plans for the establishment $ 20,53LOG s «t »*'•■> k»*i jc. tsrhe.hr< Balance ................... .. <rol' , ,t o M. Brinnd affirmed his belief that , portant bearing upon the entire Balance in bank Nov. 1 82,981.69 the League of Nntions was growing of several branches of the compa­ icnllsm in organized labor a t home. hed r>vernnicnt operation Comedians who played hero undIn n career Ailed with persistent cr the auspices of tho Shriners. Tho body was badly bloated and story told by Mortimer about his ny. Among the cities which the and sing ot Muscle Shoals. stronger every dijy. vigorous efforts from his fif­ Later in the year the club had I somewhat discolored as would come relations with Forbes. company hns hud in mind for some teenth Total Receipts ........... $109,512.75 • Proposals Offered year” to improve the condi­ Recalling his ex|>eriencc at the charge of the formal opening of from 6vo days Immersion in the timu ns a place to open an utllco, “ When you gave your testimony pouts were Introduced to Disbursements tions of workers, Mr. Gompcrs w ater. There was a slight bruise Washington arms conference, M. is Sanford, according to Mr. Avnnt, before the senate committee, ns Office city mnnager .... $ commission to recommend Sanford’s new municipal athletic on the arm. became a unique figure in American 359.90 Brinnd said he hnd the impression who declared thut the very solidity to these conversations in Forbes' Office city a tto rn e y ....... :» a solution of the Mua- field and baseball park. On Wed­ public life. By the force of hid 222.25 in Washington thnt there wns n of this city, insures a Tho lake is estimated to be about steady nesday night of this week the room (nt t ho Tray more hotel, At­ Office city judge ........... problem. Senator Jones, eloquence nnd patriotism he won 1,622.32 kind of embargo on the League of growth and bright future. n, Washington, offered nn nnmiHl presentation of the Shrine 10 or 12 feet deep where Rice’s lantic City) did you then think Fire departm ent ........... over tho solid support of the Amer­ 525.97 Nations. Ho thought this W ash­ Tho Mortgage Security Corpora­ . which would constitute Minstrels wns staged nnd wns body was found. Tho theory is that these conversations hnd oc­ Streets and bridges .... 3,182.41 ington atmosphere could be broad­ ican Federation of Lnhor fur tho advanced that Rice, when he alight­ tion Mr. Avant explained, is a curred a t a party which you havo >to tho Underwood bill, proclaimed by many, a big suc­ 1,289.28 ened to encircle the world and de­ company whose purpose is to lend United States government when it ed from an automobile a fte r hav­ since discovered never took place Golf park nccount ......... I? r the appointm ent of u cess. 298.03 clared if America was convinced money to the home builder. The entered tho war. Parks nccount ............... ing been driven in from Lakeside on composed of the secrcA few days ago President Lane Park where he had spent p art of a t a ll? ” Mortimer was nsked. The conflict ended, he went to 055.40 thnt tho covenant of the league money loaned a t six per cent, is Public buildings ........... war and agriculture and announced plans for Morton’s Cir­ “ My recollection hns been re­ Engineering department 54.25 must bu revised before the United available for a period of 10 years. Pari* where he helped to organize Saturday evening, became confus­ person to be uppointed by cus which will show here fo r a freshed by seeing a different docu­ Health departm ent ....... 528.65 States would enter the league, then A fter the opening of the local the Internntionnl Labor Congiev . ' dent, while Senator Wads- week in February. This event is ed by his surroundings and, either ment,” the witness replied. 1,271.00 all the powers would eventually office, mi unlimited amount will be Five of its tenets were ineorpora - . Publicity departm ent .... rober or intoxiented. wandered into (•publican, New York, in- being looked forward with a n ti­ They 50.00 agree to study the American sug­ available to lend on sound propo­ cd In the Peace Treaty. Inspection The examination then developed __ r ................... an amendment proposing cipation by tho club as nn oppor­ the lake while trying to get his that were: (1) Labor is not u comma' 5.35 gestions. He expressed the belief Mortimer had told the senate Pound expense sitions, ho stuted. wion composed or five cab­ tunity to bring to this city n cir­ bearings, and seeing the lights on committee of two trips to Atlantic Lights and water ......... ^ 1,000.08 thut time would satisfactorily set­ A feature of this offer, it Is ity; (2) An international 8-hou pers to recommend a plan cus which is described as the best tlie other side of the lake, made Citv, reverting to the conversations Financo departm ent ..... United pointed out, is thut every m ort­ day; (3) A standard und adequate 185.38 tle the position of tho for them and getting beyond his sition of the property, of its kind in the country. Records nnd taxation .... 533.71 States toward the league and that gage is insured by the Nationu! living wage; (4) Equal pay for depth, was drowned. It is thought with Forbes in this question: W fadsworth has been the 11.58 American women would piny a Surety Company which offe-s the men and women for equal work; “And the conversation which you Store room a cco u n t....... thnt it was then that he cried for Commenting upon his re-elec­ for tho llooker-W hite-Atmighty role in this settlem ent. say took place there, you now say W aterworks account..... 1,510.18 insured securities for snlo to the (5) Prohibition of child labor. assistance. tion, Mr. Lane said: Iprnfit-sharing proposal, was the personal friend Gas works nccount ....... 2,358.29 took place between May 31 and public. The call for these bunds ns of Gompcrs “ I anpreciatc the honor of again prUnderwood said Friday four American President!,— Mc­ 11.01 June 4, instead of back in Mnrch Discount and interest an Investment, according to Mr. being elected president of the i bill was in the grip of a Roosevelt, T aft und Wilson. 828.88 as you thought a t the time you Notes payable .......... Avnnt far : sccetla the umount on Kinley, fcbuster” and unless it soon Sanford Shrine Club nnd I hope Hu was often called into consulta­ 48.00 gave your senate testim ony.?’’ Athletic field ............ hand. Hen, night sessions might th at the coming yenr holds much tion with them. Settlem ent of u 380.53 “ Yes.” Library expense ...... T!ic Mortgage Security Corpora­ in store for us. The club has t to expedite action. He of industrial disputes th a t 72.70 The account of the second trip Charity account ........ tion i< the first concern in the number out th at the subject was enjoyed a successful y e a r be­ thriutcncd to or did reach nation­ ■CACM 200.30 in May, related th at all arrange­ Gas and oil storage . country to insure its mortgages wide proportions i senate for final disposi- cause of the keen interest and wns attributed to 90.25 Burroughs Company ments had been completed between and thus making them gilt edge or unanim ous consent hearty co-operation of its mem­ his wise leadership; his conserva­ 4 .9 ft Sewers nnd drains ... Mortimer and the Thompson and securities, declared Mr. Avant. The and a filibuster could bers. A continuation of the en­ Headed by John Grny nnd success with which the plan has tism und the tru st reposed in him 3 0 0 .7 0 PARIS. Dec. 13.—An nttem pt to Black firms for an exact division Insurance account .... t a vote a t this session, thusiastic spirit which is now assassinate Leonid Krassin, the I of the profits, when Forbes was np- Bond trustees .......... 1,141.01 Charles Abbott, instructors in the met all over the country is shown \Ib y the rank and file of American cf the opposition plan prevalent enn mean nothing blit Soviet envoy to France by a wo­ proaochcd on tho subject of en­ Agriculture Departm ent of the by the fact that since its inaugu­ labor. He was u staunch udvocato k the vote with the hone another successful year. University of Florida, n party of ration til months ago, the compa­ of democracy. Totnl Disbursements $19,080.78 tering tho agreement. “Tho Shrine Club is a body man to avenge the killing of her forces will crystnliz^ >o The world-wide unrest which fol­ The fabric of Mortimer’s story Balance on hand Dec. 1 $90,425.97 20 students composing the Bio­ ny's business has been extended to brother bv the bolshevki was de­ lowed the conclusion of the great that the Underwood bill composed of some of Sanford’s clared by the French police Friday in the light of the repudiation of logy II class, spent Friday night 28 states. Doted down. Thirty-five most prominent men. Their ef­ in Sanford and Saturday morning Other cities in Florida where war did not spare American indus­ have been averted by the a r ­ the March trip lenves the sequence t* so fa r have been offer- forts have made it n strong or- to wns taken through Hie celery branch offices iiuvu been located or try. Bolshevism cuily lifted ita of events in an order indicating rest of the woman carrying n re­ Umlerwood hill and less guuizutiuu, which lias for its pur­ volver. in front of the Russian that Forbes was approuched in the fields of the American F ru it Grow­ will l>o in a short timo are: Miami, head. Explaining its menace, hs of them have been dis- pose not only the entertainm ent ers Inc., in West Sanford. W. M. Fort Myers, Arcadia. Sohring, Win­ said: “There has ulwuy* keen a m anner of profit-splitting after of its members hut promotion of embassy late Thursday. Scott, Sandy Anderson and E. L. ter Haven, Fort Pierce and O r­ radical element in the labor move­ Mortimer had arranged all details The woman. Russian born, gave of the plan with the contractors, BIRMINGHAM. Dec. 13.—Pond­ Markell conducted the p a r t y lando. The sume plan is being used ment thnt has tried to destroy thu IRtpublican and Democratic the growth of Sanford and Semi­ forces which have protected 1 virtually have given up nole county. The efforts of this her name as Marie Krgeweuwn, the defense declares. The previous ing inquiry by special grand jury through the field. by other companies in Surasotu, very it all these years. It is thi» cle­ [bringing tho question to a club have been praised not only taking the name of Dickson by sequence brought Forbes into nil St. Petersburg, Bradenton ami The students it was announced, ment which makes it so hard for 1week, and now are striv- by members of the mother Moroc­ m arriage in 1917 to a New York­ the preliminary conversations and into the denth of Mrs. Annie Lou Tampa, according to Air. Avnnt. 1organized labor tu make its de­ *t action with as little de- co Temple hut also by other teni- er who since has died. She told negotiations lending up to the al­ Edwards next week, little activi­ are making n tour of the state Sanford, Mr. Avant declared, is Imnnds effective. These American plain clothes men who saw her leged agreem ent. The alteration ty wns apparent Snturdny, on the i,inking n careful study of plant one so as to give, the ules in Florida.” of the most desirable places *, loitering before the embassy build­ of the testimony is viewed by the part of state or attorneys for Dr. disease in order to gain first hand in tho state in which to locate nnd BoUhcviki have earned for labor way for other im portant CO. ing thnt she had come to Paris defense as bearing directly upon George T. Edwards, husbnnd of knowledge of the things which ho pointed out thut the fact thnt countless enemies und have repre­ for the special purpose of killing the question of conspiracy between the woman who is held under a farm ers are compelled to combat its population bus more than dou­ sented us in an unfavorable lignt." Penute Friday adopted all in the production of several crops. T*nt |,y Senator Harrison, Krassin. Thompson nnd Forbes, the charge corner’s w arrant in connection A great deal of interest in the bled during the past five years is Six months after these words were spoken, of more thun 300 strikes .*» Mississippi, which exwith tho case. The woman had been standing on which tho tria l is based. methods used to prevent celery evidence of what may be expected in various parts of the United |uie time from the fourth in front of the building for hours ill tlie future. He praised the pro­ WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.—Re­ from becoming affected by differ­ States, it was reported th at only *ighth year when the goVwhen detectives begnn questioning ent diseases, was manifested by gressive spirit of the business men 02 were “authorized” by the Amer­ corporntion would be re- cent attacks off the Virginia capes her. When she confided her pur­ the group of young men who and commented upn the clean up- ican Federation of Lubor. lo close down operations on the battleship Washington, pose to them they arrested her. scrapped, demonstrated that new explanations of these methods nerance of the streets und build­ “ Ultimately,” said Mr. Gompera tat on honds was not being Besides the revolver she had bombing nlnncs will have to be de­ made by the officials of the local ings. in same interview, “the toilers Another Harrison umendPaved streets have helped m ater- willtliesee 42 cartridges in her possession. company. that there ia nothing in include dum No. 3 in the veloped to carry more destructive The woman will be prosecuted on tcriully in niuking Sanford grow, From Sanford tho p arty went he pointed out mid the evident co­ , , , (Continued on pnge 8) Provisions, was rejected by bombs. Major Gencrul Patrick, . . . WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—Pres­ position of the W ashington admin­ to Orlando where it stopped nt the chief of tho army air service, de- th<-‘ charge of carrying concealed 39 to 23. dared* Saturday before the House weapons. She had been In arts ident Coolidge was represented istration which has been outlined to Violet Dell Nursery for a short operation of its citizens is one the nilied nnd associated powers inspection. From Orlando the of itn greatest assets. Tills city, aircraft investigating committee. a month nnd described herself as Friday as being opposed to any by Ambassador Kellogg during the group planned to go to Lake Al­ he further dtclured hns much to a literary woman. The police plan for submission to the world kept the fact of her a rre st sec­ court or any other tribunal of the London conference, will be recog- fred and Hnines City for an in­ lie thankful for in the splendid WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—Conadjudication of wur claims against nized by thu interested govern spection of Citrus groves at those farm ing section which forms such ret until late Friday. u solid background for investments. siderntion of Muscle Shoals con. ’ ments as the negotiations now be­ Germany under tho Dawes plan. places and also to see the pack­ tinued in the senate. tahlbit which attracted a i His position also was said to be ing carried on between Washing- ing houses nt Isike Alfred in op­ A House committee began an in­ 1uiiciiiingeii unchanged regarding ,, ii'Kuniinx war debt ton nnd London progress. , of attention Saturday vestigation of air c raft m anufac­ COPENIIAOEN, Dec. 13.—HJal- C o t t o n While he is being closely advised eration. From Haines City it C o n s u m p t i o n ] funding to the United States und *n the windows of Ball ture und operation. regarding the agitation by u part is planned to go to Blunt City nnd _____ by France nnd other powers. e where several coops of m ar Brnnting, prem ier of Swed­ The Americun reply to the Brit­ of the London press concerning the then late r to Oiteico to visit the * «wne,| by J. Tilden Ja- en is seriously ill according to WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 .-C o t- , nurseries of thnt place. The p ar­ ish note on German w ar claims was question of w ar debt funding to advices reading here Saturday. It * „ ,ii#rincr Vnvemher ! vinced that the American position Monroe, were disWASHINGTON. Dec. 13.—The delivered in London. ty will return to Gainesville early aped InJ,I totalled .ton „l0| ioo o'U bales of lint and regarding claims collection is un- tlie United States, there has been chickens, represent- was said he had developed house subcommittee which fram ­ The advisory council of the na­ ami that 4 9 . ^ bales of lint and perfeclly by inUrMted next week. no cliunge in the position stead­ "umber of a large liammation of the lungs ed the annual navnl supply bill tional conference on outdoor rvc« Student composing the party fastly taken by the executive on grave fears for his recovery cry were r,0•0J•, lint Lml 48 ylj{ht T°rt,iKnofgovernments unnd that the by Mr. Jacobs, are year and 532.702 v lint and 48,eftablished the question nnd he sees no occa­ were: Preston Bishop, Murvin declared in its report Saturday n a tio n ended its meeting. * *ome of the finest rats- enterained. Rear Admiral Benson gave more Musselwhite, thut there is no ground for alarm 8 Id of lint in November last year b#yonj qUCJ,tion by treaty agree­ sion for giving Americun newspa­ Brooker, William bureau announced ment. the census , , khS Un-r3r* The exhibl1 pers m aterial to unswer the argu­ Fred Walker, L. L. Lewis, J. M. th a t “our navul prestige is warn­ testimony before the house ship­ Island Reds, Buff! ping board investigating commits Saturday. ___ ___________ The president's position thnt ments udvanccd by London papers. Cobb. John Husacker, L. A. O’­ ing.” ^ J .lnd Barred Rocks’. tee. Tlie American policy has been Hara, C. II. VunCleaf, II. G. Guy, there is no need of referring the of nre 3hown in tile POSTMASTERS APPOINTED The future course of the confer. G. L. Barrineuu, M artin Young, firmly in opposition to cancellation subject of claims collections to u 1 the Seminole County i --------!cnce for progressive political ucof any part of the debts owed the J. M. Stew art. E. K. Means, R ay­ tribunal for adjudication is under­ wociation which is cnMIAMI. Dec. 13.—A gunman WASHINGTON. Dec. 13. 1tion was considered nt a m eeting * * 511 ni IIIn♦j» interest to-'held up E. C. ilarbin Miami plusCHICAGO, Dec. 13. — W heat: stood to bo based on the belief United States, coupled with a de­ mond Crown, G. W. Bozeman, stimulate President Coolidge Saturday Damof its leaden.. George Wakefield, Horace Gallosire th at the debtor nations should whatever differences may exist *;(( Pouk ► j 7 .ry rasing. One of teiing contractor oil on a street atre' ‘ here May, 1.67% to LOSSi; July. 1.48 that wny, C. H. Taylor, Archie G riner, inuted for postm asters, Edw ard I President Coolidge undertook to refund tiieir obligations, and the between tho United States and to -.48',It. Corn: May, 1.30% to • • -b e -'' a t noon and forced him • to hand Ikrti- • rn which Great B ritain cun bo adjusted by president : ees no possibility that H. G. Taylor, C. A. Sm ith, J. H. R. Joyce, St. Augustine; Marion bolster senate forces opposed to an X last April has laid over an $8,000 payroll and fled in 1 J l i i . Oats: May, 05 to 6 5 'i. [than 200 it may he altered in the slightest Gelstrom, George M errin, C. D. C. Douglas, DcLand; p n j Wesley [early vote to override th-: veto oC regular negotiations. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 13.—Clos­ to u r’Kgs" to 11 date, ac- crowds before he could be ap p re­ Herrick, Payton* BvtKb. - ■ U* P»JT bllL detail. Wilder, Ted Pendarvis, He feels it as evideat that the ing Dec. 23, 57j Jan, 23, 48 to 48. “ r. Jacobs, hended. SECURITY FIRM MAY ESTABLISH LOCALJBRANCH Local Celery Fields Inspected Saturday By Students’ Party Paris Police Avert Assassination 0 f Soviet Ambassador Edwards Case Awaits Action of Grand Jury Patrick Dissatisfied With Air Bomb Tests Coolidge Is Against Plan Submitting German Claims To The World Court Washington N ew s of Chickens attracts Attention Premier of Sweden In Serious Condition Census Bureau Totals Daylight Holdup Nets $8000 Payroll in Miami U. S. Naval Prestige Is Not Waning Is Report Markets. ( L*> �; GETEN •• r * ^ ■■ -v ,D, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1W4. health talk: 7 drnmn, Instrumental 0:30 scrennders. KFQX—Seattle (238) 0:16 bed­ tim e; 10 orchestra} 11 om rort; 12 Program for Dec. 12. orchestra • W F \I —Boston (303) 0 IliK W bZ—Springfield (337)' *1:05 o tlnra club; ll:80 Santa Claus; bedtime; 0:15 bo«»F review; 0:30 m ruleal; 8. orchestra. W EAP musical; j) program;! 10'contralto; •ogrnm 10:30 dance, | «VGU—Buffalo (310) 6 music; tin Santa H nus; 8 concert; 10:30 Program for Dee. 1.1. Inusic. WGR—Buffalo (.119) 6 music. g j W o r —Davenport (134) 7 SandWOC-i-Davenport (484) 7 Sand* 0)an; 7:20 educational lecture; 8 m an; 7:30 religious discussion; 8 Eiusicni. orclicrtra. ; WMAQ -Chicago Nows (177.6) U MAC)—Chi. ago New, (447/0 -*! organ; 0:3ft orchestra; 8 Wide- 6 baud; 8 orche-ilrn; 8; l<» radio pho^fc-r.ke: 8:30 musical geography; toiugue; 9 Chicago theater review. ■ i musical. W L S-C hicago (345) 1 Trip t<. KlUtLS—Chicngo (345) 6:30 nr- Norway; 7:15-12 review night. 7 1.1 . [.lettaiiiers, quartette, KFW —Chicago (516) 6:85 Undo U rcbrstra; 10:JO soloist*. Bob; 7 concert;-8 musical; 9:05 . j KYW—Chicngo (630) 0;33 Uncle Youth's Companion; 9:85 Into ■ pb; 7 voncert; 7:80 program ; 8 show; 12-2 carnival, orchestra. 'S>e»*eh' s; i* revue; 11-2 revue. WQ.f—Chicago (148) 7 concert; 1 flu, (•! I><l 7-S i i>tt< *•( l 10-2 R ainbo'Skylarks. b 2 ftainbn Skvlnrk*. WTAM -Cleveland (390) 8 dance fjW H K —Hevclnm! (283) 8 bed- program . f hue 'lory. \\ FA A—Dallas News (476) 8:30 • WFAA—Dallas News (470) recital; II nrche,tra. • 3i* recital. WW.I Detroit New (517) 6 lUUT t t k 1. V*__ /M et r News orchestra. K.N'X—Hollywood (337) 8 music; 10 feature; 12 ug^ie-lrn; 1 Jazz Radio Program tra; 10 Hip Van Winkle. KGO play era; 12 orchestra, boIoIhU. Upsala And WTAY—Oak P ark T O ) 0:46 Grapeville 7: l.r», baritone, two pianos, orches tra. . WOAW—Omaha (620) 0 pro­ UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE gram ; 6:30 prise story rending; Rev. Wnhlherg will be hero for 6: (5 program ; 0 program ; 11:16 preaching on Dec. 14, both m orning nnd evening at the Lutheran' WDAR—Philadelphia (395) 0:30 talk. W IP—Philadelphia (509) 0 talk; 7 talk; 7:16 concert; 10:05 recital. U FI—Philadelphia (395) C talk; T talk ; 8 concert. * KDKA -PltU burgh (.126) 6:45 feature; 7:30 Indian music, bari­ tone. WCAE— Pittsburgh (462) 6:43 Dade City— 1GO-ncre citrus orpedal; 7:30 musical. chnrd being developed In Triljiy KGW—Portland (492) 12 orchesdistrict. . • :rn. KPO—San F ra n A c o (423) 10 ■rchestra. K r QX—Seattle (238) 9:15 bedtiir.o; 10 orchestra; 11 concert; 12 oVrh. Irn. NOTICE. The regular annual meeting of Manntec r |ver. the stockholders of the First Na____________________ tionnl Bank of Sanford, Florida, will be held in the offices of the "The annual m eeting of the bank on Tuesday, January 13th, stockholders of tho Osceola Cy1023,' a t 10 o’clock a. m. as p ro v ld - ___ _____ _ * cd ip tho by-laws, for the election of n board of directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business us nmy properly come before the meeting. B. F. W HITNER, Cashier. J - A. B Bunnell—Boaz Barrel Factory to increase plant operations to, ca­ pacity output. .. . One-horse Weber Wagon with body and seat............................... Two-horse Weber Wagon (gear only) .......................... . Columbus Wagon (gear only ■•,......*...........(.........>a(a Hanford Itnnk R- T r u s t C m nnont :30 j* concei t (Signed) Guaranteed by Seminole County Poultry a«. S anitary hand cleaning and Tea Co.; Cash-Carry Grocery; W. L. Lee; MenS pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 Co.; Roberts’ Grocery Co.; Sanford GroeoS E ast 2nd. St. Grocery; Williams Grocery Co. lcn II. S. POND C l « T k J*"‘ STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY 80c Per Dozen WBZ—Springfield (337) 6:05 bedtime; 6:30 trio; 7 program ; R repcert; O tiunrtette; 10:30 orches­ tra. VBBK Staton H a n d (273) 7 ' i-diniU; 7:15 solo; 7:20 Bible ques­ singer. W DAF—Kansas City Star (411) t i••»*- tin>wers: 7:50 niunist. K D -St. Louis Post Dispatch 6-7 School of the Air; 11:15 Night(516) 8 c. ncert; 11:30 dance. hawk*. KHJ Los Angeles Tlnn : (395) R Cortcert; 8:30 children; 10 feutL o u isv ille press Companj tho office of t| TYPEWRITERS HJY------S E L L ------- RENT Repair I’h . i n n 333 — PERCOLATORS —IRONS —TOASTERS —HEATING PADS ' Regular $7.00 to $10.00 values /.q u a lity brand, guaranteed. BIG CROP PHONE 446 Fertilizers Sale ends Saturday, I)cc. 13th. CAY Milwaukee (266) 8 Red >er.i band, Scutch comedian, otie burn, soprano. I'fyt - Minncnpolis-St. Paul •19 orchestra, singing coine 'it ; 7:30 leeture; 8;50 hand. UN New York I860) 6 i»rro; 8:30 dance; 9:30 music; i revue; II Parody club. IV -New York (405) 7:30 •tic: 8 orchestra. •lAC New York (»92) 6:30 telling; 6:46 violinirt; 7 tie. |H,y„; 7:80 style talk; 8 stra ; 9 nopraiin. )R Newark (105) 6 q u a rte t; sports. <) -Oakland (812) 6 orelie* F. P. RINES~ 311 East Second Street. Phone 6.10-J “OPEN AT N IG H T ’ BOYCE-ITE GASOLINE WILL POSITIVELY—Remove all carbon. INSURE- Perfect en-ty running Motor. I IVI,’ GALLONS— Runs ns far as G, ordinary Gas. III'NDREDS— Of om Customers will tell you, THAT IT IS—the finest Gas, that ever ran a Motor. !" JJJ jo ;; !5 THE , SPECIAL 36x4 % GoodyearAll-wcathcr Cords KAY KROS. l!OYCE-ITE GAS— BATTERIES The Armour BIG CROP line is complete. It includes formulas and analyses to suit every -Florida crop and soil. Among the four types of BIG CROP citrus mix­ tures there is one especially adapted to the fall needs of your grove. And there’s a BIG CROP vegetable fertilizer to satisfy every need of your soil and crop. Descriptive booklet free on request. P IL O T APPOINTS Warehouse at Sanford Armour Fertilizer Works West Commercial and R. It. Avo GENERAL AGENT IN SANF01 :: Red Comb,Egg Mash J •* Is the best and most profitable feed your money can buy " If you arc using it tell your friends. If you are not, ask the man who is. 2 ± Jacksonville, Fla Representing the Pilot Life Insurant!0 pany of Greensboro, N. C., for Sanford andi rounding territory, Mr. Winston and his a* are now able to offer to the public a mostt plete line of Personal Protection written by insurance company in the South. . REI) COMB SATISFIES. Cards, Seals, Tags, Etc 11*0 LI) III vnlft fJkYf? \ Beautiful Hand Painted DAIRYMANS P C L IG H I \ (i»%•»« .D A I R Y / •FE E D / / Phone .139. Jno. W. Sneed More Eggs Means More Money More Milk Means More Money The “Good Goods" Line Will Surprise You Your Money Hack If You’re Not Satisfied It nnt whtt 4 cow EATS but what ihe DIGLTS that rroJuc.’i milk and butler fats DAIRYMAN'S DELIOHT DAIRY FEED PICfSTIBLE nutrientv ONE OF W E ? (B l i i r o Paris Breen Insecticides Cotton Seed Meal '1.S •'rt. •.* -V POCKET KNIVES FISHING TACKLE Muller, of Otlmcr. Te»a*. (itVe four llltl« on-a ar,,j will) all of them Wl.rrt fu| ai.il i.rrveua I fiv» l.or fliu lit «, oi* UuKh.ua ■tilj'na oootalna r t.arrolii-a n n j iuuI n« up ia tra or ,-i.u -o fa l/ S TOYS AND SPORTING GOODS that these gifts can best be bought at n to tl.e youtnfral ehlld. rnthina to kolrt l.y all d ru rg la la . nr 30c lo Moffutl la tajrttn rtffl, PlbUa, t i a , fo r | > t r U | « O'td £ BOOKLET ABOUT BABIES Rids Better Babies Biblical Scenes Wonderful Varieties of Candies Molasses Bran lk:hy Nervous and Fretful? The Pilot Life Insurance Company is old,sod and successful. Twenty years ago the comptl wrote its first policy. Every five years its insurul in force has doubled, and its assets more thi doubled. The past year was the best in its hi tory, adding $885,000 to assets. ardware Co NORRIS’ The Pilot writes accident and health as w as life insurance and so, besides the old standi forms of life contracts, is able to offer life ^ surancc containing very attractive protectii against disability or accidental death. Assets $7,230,000 Surplus to Policyholders ..$ l,680,i Insurance in Force Over....$fiO,0(H),l �C, ; y AM*, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1924 THE vuif*'*'# i t t n■tlr uo rr’ w e u v■ u i« jk . ! r C M i t t . a im p of F / w M * . I n rt» Ftimt* of R P. I.runarfl. ■Rotlot* ____t o ' l i l ll« h ere b y jlv e n . whom tl m ay cone era. t h a t o n t h e lard ilay of U t i ' t n b ' i t . A. I*. I M I . I »h..U a p p l y l o th e IfnnorhM * K V. Mt>u*holtl*r, J i n t r e o f m i d C ourt, n* Juiltte of P ru h a te . for m y firm! illsclutra* o» A d m in is tr a to r o f tt*« eatute of S. it. I^eonaril. iteoeauHl, find t h a t n t th e <mm>» Mine I trill p re a e n t to a.ild C o u rt n y f in a l ncc n n n ta a . A rtro ln l.trato r »r arid en­ tile , am) aelt for th u tr a p p ro v a l. T)at«fl (V tol.er 2;>. A, I). 1!»3». U. M LEONARD. A d m in is tra to r . IX' 1>j I Ht of a r m lp *( p 4*»a«tr. Bln<» « • FleHiln. | _ f .L . ._ j In it* FHlnU; n t t.ilw aril II. W .ir-i f o r r o K in a man , , ...! A. R. Key, Lot 4 -----------Notice la litrrby ttlvrn. to *»" f Z*JL v.-hom It may eon*ern. th a t or tit* G eo. A. DcCottca, SJrtV dey of tv . "rntur. A l> M>JI. r* T-V« and I »|i,til apply to tin llononihlv I.. * ° * *nu K. Hm»<l,*>M» r. Jmine of sail! Court., \ R. Key Lot B ............... OF Jtl.lK* of rin t.it.. f*" my Nlon v _ y» I - T *. n il|erii»r(te a* Administrator of t h e . t . E. Douglas, Lot 0 ...... ~ pm « i < »f Kdward II Warnwri. <!*♦- • |f r Du Bo sc. Lot T ...... eeiianl, and that nt th* lint* 1 j * ivtli prieent m euld Court*r.iv fio.ti W. B. Buchanan E state, itrcnnfltn. an A d io ln le tr n to r of raid «atnt . ar.il mO* fo r t h e ' r approval. R. W. Hoyt, Am Tr. Co., I i,i *ed (v o h e r IS. a l>. I#-’• ' Jaek.-onirfllt, Florida, Lot 8 ....... J. I„ V.’ Aft At AN. A d m in is tr a to r .; Geo. A. DeCattea, IN c o n i T o c c o c v t v j r n n r , , ftaaaluole C o u n t y . '.atat* uf P l o r U a . j«v CO Cn r OP | U ) | l > T \ j l l M i K . 1 o rre it Lake and III re t*>tnte uf J. A. I’r e v a tt. a* n ln n le C o u n ty , b l n t r #1** F l o r i“d a A. R. Key, Lot 9 ............ .............. N otice la h e re b y Kl*«*u to nit In r e lla U t* of |. I . lloU^e* w h o m it nmy concern, t h a t o*i t h e N *itl-‘ la h * r “ hy ylv.-n. »o nil J J r d d a y of December, .v I), I9J4, win'in It n o t .-nt... re. th a t tl»* I shall a p p ly to th* lln u n r u h le K. Sard dnv " f lo .-.-m> «r A I* t ■*- •. F. nenvholitflr. Jtiil«»* rsf wr-1*1 C ourt, I ■Inll liptdv to iii»: III*’ -..' I.- I! a s Jatrfec o f Prol ate, f u r ir.y final V. 1rptiaholder, JtWlfiV’f *aW Cottrl dl!>th.-*T».'r ya Ada-inlet n it ris of th* ns lU'tyo of P tu h e '.i lo r u •'iti.il •M ure of J. A. I'ro v n tt. deceit a >4, dta?liatK «.an A d m ln ja tr n f r ls . of t h e afid iTint nr flu* s a m e tim e I '"111 rst-il* of I. I. Ifo*l it*. ,•.!*• il. present to said C o u rt my final sc- am i tin.! nt tin sum* tim e l v/lll i-ounts ns A d m ln s l tr a tr lx of raid pr*«*nt to sniil C o u rt in' (Im u icae tata, an 1 arU f o r t h e i r ap proval. r o u n i s A d titlnlslrntrlx of r i l l D ated O t o b e r Jd, A. I) ’ l»3l l e s i a i e . iti.l sk fo r t h e i r .ip|.r.jv:*.l. jcy i.T in .v n j'iniVATT. ml . d O i t n h t r ."‘i. \ l> <f.r4 > • Adinlnlaf r e ' r l i p u i h ' i i . i . a in*r>«:nfi. A d m in is tra tr ix T* « o i r.T o p r n i NTv J i n t i t ; /-• » rw i.> i,a ^ CO* A * op Goldsboro Street 610 feet to the center line of ^ running north and south through said R obing*, RESOLUTION N O . 182, north 862 feet to the center line of a now 60 ft. Btreet iT* adopted on tha 13th day of October A. D. 1924, by the City Commls- side of said Robinson’s Addition; thence west t 5 i l i ,T ^ ■lon of the Clty^ of Sanford, Florida. Line Railroad rig h t of .way on the Leesburg Branch* u Ih e following is the estim ated cost of paving Spurling Street from westerly along the south side of said right of wav way \*1 a Sanford Avenuo w est to P ark Avenue a width of 10 feet with sheet of Scctloi Section 20 Township 19 South Range 30 East; ther.ee v* asphalt on a 0 inch rock base. to the railroad track on said Leesburg Branch. ‘ ** __ | 400.00 800 cu. yds. grading a t 60c ....... *.................. 4000 cu. yds. grading a t 50c --------------------------__ 1,377.00 1020 lin. ft. concrete curb and g u tter a t 85c .. 8760 lin. ft. curb (wooden) a t 15c .................. “ ..... 2,370.00 1185 sq. yds. sheet asphalt pavement a t |2.00 150 lin. ft. 24 inch pipe culvert a t $ 2 .75-------------___ 60.00) 200 sq. D. alley returns, (concrete) a t 30c .. 50 lin. ft. 30 inch pipe culvert a t $4.00 ................“ 337.00! Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc. 100 line ft. 12 Inch pipe culvert a t $1.20 ............J (0 cu. yds. concrete a t $35.00 ................................ Total estim ated cost ................... ......... ........ ..... ............. 4,544.00 7840 sq. yds. rock base surface treated a t $1.30 To Lc borne entirely by adjacent property. 4000 Bn. ft. drain tile a t $100 per M.............. ...... Number of feet frontage .................................. ........ ....... 1603.9 Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc., 8 pCr cent Assessment per foot frontage ................... .................. $2.8331 Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Total estim ated cost ............... ..................... s p e c i a l a s s e s s m e n t r o l l p r e p a r e d u n d e r a u t h o r it y ro lW T r •immU.f’Ooo. A. DaCottea, ......... 00 279AO _____ 50 ......... 00 ...........GO fin 270.80 279.80 .... .....60 270.80 a....... 00 279.80 Forrest Lake and ........ .00 279.80 A. R, Key, Lot 10 ............ ........................ .......... 00 279.80 Frank Losslnp, Lot 11 ............................ ____ 00 270.80 \u n ic D raarlptloii K eel K rontaae I'rrllBilaiiry If. Wight, Lot 12 ............... ........ ............. Aaacaaaaent To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. ..... .....60 279.80 If. W ijht, Lot 13 ............. .................... .. Num ber of feet frontage --------- .....— ------ ... ••81184' - ..... 130 000.24 fi. Wight, Let 14 ........................................ Spurling's Addition, Sanford. Assessment per foot frontage .... .......... ....... — *1.3721 Mc1*’«» mid Bounda Description, Sec. 3fi, Twp. 19 S. It. 30 Sanford Frank Lossing, Lot 1 Blk A, ...................... 129 305.47 Fred T. Williams, E n g W I", f.. diilitr, Beg. nt intersection of the W est Harold Washburn, Lot 0, Blk A, ................. - ........120 339.97 Ilrurripllnn Feet Fr«*ta„ 1 Jfuinr lino . f Park Ave. with the North line of Orange Harry Hceren, Lot 1 Blk B.................. R0 220.65 ^r-ntr i|e Cannty, M.ele of I'lurliln St„ r.i * West 109.7 ft. North 113 ft. E. 109.7 , t \\ ,t ■ Free Iw-tiittv Milan**, Sun. tuiflit. Harry Heoren, Lot 2, Blk B .................. ......... — - 50 141.00 ■Erin ' «• H..r. t* ro*,by ‘ al'rrn. t., nil • IV c o r i n ' OF I fit Vf> -It M 'if. Robinson’s Survey of an Addition to Sanford. .109.7 ft. F. M3 ft. to beg. 791.38 J. R. Crawford and wife, Imt 4 Blk B — ....... 50 111.60 Mrtttlnitl#* rnift'ii, Sin(^* t»f I *»»r*il;*a wii ■:: nmy r >nr»rn. Mint on th A. Il, Knight, Lot 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2*3 in r.* E* i J* (H i n Mu. i- r j.\ Williams, Beg. on the North line of Orange SJi . v «f I'ecutnlmr. A D. t i f f , J. B. Crawford and wife, Lot 3 Blk B ................. 50 141.00 T shall nutdy t*> th e n o n o r a l d * E. SP!l. St. I lit* 7 ft. West of the Wc.it line of Park N-'tlow is her**!'?* alven, to nil J. H. Crawford nnd wife Lot 5 Blk B ......................... 50 141.60 Jack Collins, Lot 13 .............................. ....................223.5 F M.i.t. bnld.-r. Je.lir* i f said C ourt, n ,'uilir. of PratiRti- for my final Mhutn It m ay r.nnr-rn, t h e on tin* A r un North 145 ft. West 70 ft. South Unknown, Lot 14 ...... ....................:...........................223.5 Orange Park, Sanford. r. : t|ls> h.-.iye ns AiitnlntiUr.iirlx of the :*jni finv • 11* *•" •: r ....110 115 ft. Mu.at 70 ft. to beg.......................... .........—70 326.44 e* '* i. o f V.'. ;j. I’olrr*. r teren rcl. I i halt apply t<» tin* Iln tm rald o I,'. II. B. Lewis, Lot 11 ...........................................— 129.7 307.40 Felix M erritt, Lot 15 an d th a t nt th.* sa m e tim e I will F. lluiishfiWor. J it tin " f *.tld C uurt. Goitrii.lp (’. Mart, Beg. on the North line of C. T. Clark, New Sm yrna, Fla. Lot 18 ....................1504 H. 11. Lewis, Lot 10 ................................................. .1 2 0 305.17 p r * r - i t »o sitil c» uri inv final r- i i t ills* uf Pr>*h*it«* fu r i *v final r iiio t n .n* A'lmlnlstr**tr,x of e»!d d lse hartt" us A d m in is tra to r of llm Oroitifp St. 239.7 ft. West of the West line of W. J. Thigpen. Lot 38 ........................ .............. . 530.4 Metes and Bounds Description, Sec. 36, Twp. 19, S. It. 30 E., Sanford. e state, and s s k (o r th a lr approval, fsi.ili* i f Its*.. Owen. Morrison, il*P.iri A m .* . r;in North 145 ft. West 05.3 ft. south M. M. Smith’B Sub-division of Portions See. 20, Twp. is>g o-imeil. nod th a t nt th e sano* lln u ! - - ( ■ t e l D etol-rr »!», ,V ft. I J i t . Janies O. Huff, Beg. 10 eh. S & 30 ft. W. of EVi V. Ill p n -* :it to . iiil C ourt my flnni ALICE MAY PETEISS, 145 ft K«ut 05.3 ft............................................._.05.3 301.52 See. Post, Sec. 30, Tp. 19, S. R. 30 E. run W est Sanford. a c r o iin tr n i A d ll'ln lrirn to r «*f s.ild A .tiu'nlnlralrl x islfitr, an d unk f**r llietr i j |o*o*. it G rit' ll.* i!;u*t, Beg. on the North line of 130 ft. North 50 ft. E nst 130 ft. South 50 ft. American F ruit Growers, Block 73 less road D ated D f i o h - r 2‘J, A. l» t:*!l IN c»»i itT n r T II K n i r v r v Ginn;,.* r05 fL West of the West line of to beg........... - ...................... ... ........ ...................130 3G8.80 A. It KEY. Ailmlui.itr.itoi jit o k . K cm m e m i v rv , along North side ....................................ui.*..'.......... 6j(j It n t a t *5 n r n . n i t i m . Purl: i* i:.n North 145 ft. West 330 ft. south Archie Gantt, Beg. 10 ch, S nnd 100 ft. W est American F ruit Growers, T hat portion Block In r* Pe*ar* of i% n i l i t r i n ' t o t s t s J r n « p , M 115 ft. r.n.t 330 ft. to beg......................... ........330 1,500.90 J. .* tel KrlcUs'-n. of E 1-4 Sec. Post, Sec. 30, Tp. 19, S. R. 30 E. *i*'iiin<>!* t uiiHt). s*ii»r of r‘Ii.rtiiu. 78 South of R. R. less road along North sido ..(501 T.. all <l*••^l|r6r*. le j e t e e s . ills* In re tlatut* of Albert Durnei'. run West 133 ft. to E a st line of Palm etto Ave. Notice is hereby given to any nnd all persons interested in the tM ’. vitee* and ail p ersons h uvlm t American Fruit Growers, That portion of Block Notice Is lierub) i;lvi n. In nil c la im vr domanda atfufntt autd «•*- whom It pu«: eon, ' r n t h t «>n (In speiirl ;v , .*menta against the various pieces of property above deNorth 50 ft. E ast 133 ft. South 50 ft. to 87 South of R. It. less road along south side ..255 tr.re i >3rd dity of Deceriitn . A •/ I n 370.80 American F ruit Growers, Block 58 less road :>* ri1u*(l tlu:t - .id special assessments arc payable In full within thirty b e g ........................................................... .................... 133 You. at: ! i -Ah of y*'ti, art* h e r e b y i j, j .*i s uppiv to Hu. tlo m ru h h * n*itir**i ou t i iiju lrril to prese nt urtv i.*. i! io«h ht-'r, .tn lK* of m id Court d.v, nflor the above nnd foregoing special asacasment roll has been W. L. Davis, Beg. 10 ch. S. nnd 445 ft. W est across NW corner .................................................. 552 *, ;i.1 d»mnnds which y o u . t o r l m i ,T«nJi.„ of l ii.i .ito r ,r i> final idMo r r.f 7'iu. may It*v* s x a l n s t thn d lse h a r y e n* A d o tlu ls tra tr lx of llo- efpialized. ripproved nnd confirmed, or in ten cqunl annual installm ents of E 1-4 Sec. Post, Sec. 30, Tp. 19 S. R. 30 R, E. Tolar, Block 93 .—................ ............ ....... ... g15 t-atate Of J* Axel H rh'ltatn. d s - | , . s i n l * of Albert D orner, dieeiisi’d E. tun North 60 ft. Enst to Palm etto Ave. '•mi* »d. Intn of S. rnlnola C ounty, ntid thul m tin- ram.* tim e 1 will with iiitirrs t at H per cent per annum from nnd a fte r the time said Florida-McCrackcn Concrete Pipe Company, J’Inrhhi, to tho u ndersigne d A d m i n - J prer. fit t. ,,.|<t C., um nn lu m i - ••;ii*'-;.-i 1 282.32 South 50 ft. West to beg....................................... 99.05 < r.trnts stand approved nnd confirmed. That portion of Block 94 South of R. R. less l/ttr.* tdr o f arid cstnte, within two < : oint'i na Ailmlnlstruti Ir of rut hi jp .ir - from the date hereof. V. C. Culler, Beg. 10 ch. S nnd 445 ft. W est of ,-iot" unit islt for tlieli moo. A ri c .-lift;* gf the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., road on south side ....................................... ..... 04,5 D i f d hep: t tth. A. D. t?'.'< Dull d I I( t r.f I t j ;i A fi | :.2 I E 1-1 See. Post, See. 30 Tp. 19, S It 30 E. ttb .Ii W. C. nniCKSD.V. will h e hi Id a t the City Hnll a t 2:30 P. M. on the 22nd day of DeMetes nnd Bounds Description, See. 20, Twp. 19 S. !uft ANNA MAllUAItA HOItVKIi. AilrnittlRirator. Admliilstrnirt <. run North 140 ft. West 215 ft. South 140 ft. remW r A. D. 1921, nt which meeting snid Board wilt hear any and Sanford. Enit 215 ft. to beg. less portion ill Magnol­ oil nuiiplaints and objections ns to such special assessm ents, nnd will A. C. L. Railroad Co., Right-of-way on the A. C. ia Avenuo — — -----— ________— ................180.85 512.37 S I’LCIAl, ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER A ITIIO RITY a t e ii.i time adjust and equalize said assessments on n basis of justice L. Railroad Co., on the Leesburg Branch 100 ,i 1 RESOLUTION NO. 176, Mrs. M. R. Macey, Beg. n t SE cor. of NW 1-4 and tight, nnd when snid special assessments are so equalized nnd ft. in width, 59 ft. on each sido of tho foli| uf NE 1-4 of SE 1-4, Sec. 30, Tp. 19 S. R. ado;, i un the J*'»t!i day of October A. 1>. 1924, by lh« <’ity Commis-jndju*led, same will then stand confirmed nnd be, and remain binding lowing described line, to-w it:—Right-of-way *>ioi, ♦Ii** < st;* cf Sanford, Florida. 30 E., run west 100 ft. North 100 ft. E ast liens upon the property against which snid assessm ents are made un­ of the A. C. L. Railroad Co., on the Leesburg 100 ft. South 100 ft. to beg, less portion in . he following i . tho estim ated cost of paving < ypross Avenue from til paid in nccortlnnco with provisions of Resolution No. 181, ndoptBranch 100 ft. in width, 59 ft. on each side of 245.63 N inth Street smith to Tenth Street 21 foot in width with "V et .**. - cd by ‘ho City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, October Magnolia Ave...................................................... ........ 80.7 the following described line to-w it:—Beg. at phn't r*n a 0 inch rq* k hose S. A. Houston, Beg. 100 ft. West of SE Cor of 15th, IU24. the intersection of the center line of said rail­ 450 ru. yds, grading a t 50c ............................... $ 225.00 (Seal) NW 1-4 of NE 1-4 of SE 1-4, See. 30, Tp. L. R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk. road with the west line of Sec. 20, Twp. 19 088 lin, ft. cone rate curb and g utter ot 85c 581.8(1 1' c, <; and 13. 19 S. R. 30 E. run W est 100 ft. North 140 S. It. 30 E., run N ortheasterly following the 975 sq. ydj. paving at $2.00 ........................ . . .. 1,950.00 283.31 ft. Enst 100 ft. South 140 ft. to beg.................. 100 center line of the Railroad 174 I feet ........... 1739 lf*d lin. ft. 12 ipth -itnmi svwer at $1.20 22ft.(in Mis. Jennie Vaughn, nog. 200 ft. West of SE J. M. Wallace nnd J. C. Bennett, Beg. 10.3 ch. 2 inlets a t $35.00............... ....... ............... ........ 70.00 TO A IL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON PAL­ Cor of NW 1-4 of NE 1-4 of SE 1-4, See. North of S 1-2 Milo Port run E ast 280 ft. METTO AVENUE FROM CENTRAL STREET SOUTH TO 600 lin. ft. 3 inch drain tile a t $100.00 per M. . f.o.uO Sec. 30. Tp. 19, S. It. 30 E. run West 100 ft. HUGHEY STREET. N orth 500 ft. W est 280 ft. South 500 ft. to Engineering, legal oxponsp, advertising etc. 218.20 to Park Ave., N orth 140 ft. East 100 ft. beg. .................................................................. ..........280 Notice is hereby given th at the construction of the asphalt paveSouth 110 ft. to b?g................................................... 80 213.65 . !*,g (jo • tnent oil Palm etto Avenue front Central south to Hughey S treet has J. II. Hardin, Beg. 280 ft. E ast nml 440 ft. North Total estimated cost . . . . . . . Notice is hereby given to any nnd nil persons interested in the ‘ been completed, and tho completed work has been finally accepted by 1 of S 1-2 Mile Post, run Enst 10 ch. North 3 To l>o borne entirely by adjacent property. special assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. 1-3 ch. West 10 ch. South 3 1-3 ch......... ....... 220 Number of feet frontage . 528 T h e'follow ing is the final estimate for paving Palm etto Avenue i scribed that said special assessm ents arc payable in full within thirty A. II. Knight, Beg. 280 ft. E ast and 220 ft. North Asyersmcnt per fuot frontage ................... $0,360 from C tntrnl Street south to Hughey Street 10 feet in width with days after the above nnd foregoing special assessment roll has been of S 1-2 Mile Post, run E ast 3 1-3 ch. North 1'red T. William*, Engineer. equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten cqunl annual installments \ imu* r»*p»#Flt»«lnn r,-rt Pram ra*1li»!li»fir j3 1-3 ch. W est 3 1-3. South 3 1-3 ch...... .......... 220 V with interest a t 8 'per cent pcr hh'nutn ftnnt-iirtd rtftdr the thne said W. S. Starnes, Beg. 280 ft. East of South 1-2 4iirMini in V ■* 1460 lin. ft. flush curb at 35c ....................................................... 511.00 special assessments stand approved and confirmed. Milo Post, run Enst 10 ch. North 3 *1-8* ch*# E. I(. Trrtff.rd's Slap, Sanford. 1491 sq. yds. rock base a t 80c ................................................. 1,194.40 A meeting of the Equiliztng Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., W est 10 ch. South 3 1-3 ch.................- ...............220 n . i„ DuHnrt. Lot I Blk 11 Tr. A, C,l) $419.50 jjj , ;, m 1193 sq. yds. sheet asphalt nt $1.02............................................... 1,522.80 will he held nt the City Hall a t 2:30 P. M. on the 22nd duy of De­ F. II, Rand's Addition, Sanford. H. I.. Du H art, Let 2 B!h II Tr. A, .... tilt 110.5*1 cember A. D. 1924, a t which meeting said Board will hour any nnd all monument a t street intersection ....... ... .................................... 0.50 II. Zitrower, The South 33 ft. of Lot 10 ...........33 Ian! ell .? WMllirttii-j, Lot 3 Ull: 11,‘Tr. A 6*5 419.69 l aboratory inspection of materials __ 13.92 1complai.’t* ami objections ns to such special assessments and will a t St. Jd ■ns Baptist Notice is hereby given to any nnd all persons interested 71.101nt said time adjust and equalize snid assessm ents on a basis of justice Special Assessments against the various pieres of property Churchi (colored) Lot t P!k 11. Tr. A. fit1 •119.50 1 12.32 l and right, and when said special assessm ents are so equalized and ad­ scribed th a t said special asscssmonts aro payable in full wit Nancy Myers. U t 5 Blit 11 Tr. 13, 1• , 00 •119.50 justed, same wilt then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding liens days a fte r the above and foregoing special assessment r Will!* Mathews k' 95 Tt. l et 0 Mk 11, i ■ B 35 322.40 Totnl cost .....................................................................$3,772.10 upon the property against which said assessments arc made until paid c lualized, approved and confirmed or in ten equal nnntnl r,u:*b. «s Beatty, S. 31 ft. T^t (5 Blk 11 1V !!, 31 197.01 Ik.ugla ■Beatiy, t.ct 7. I11K 11 Tr. H. (1*5 419.50 To be borne by City 1-3 ..............................................................$1,257.39 in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 182, adopted by the with interest at 8 per cent per annum from and nfter ti* Ri :har>i Mien. Lot R Itlk 11. Tr. It. *1(5 *119 60 To be borne by Adjacent Property Owners ........... .................$2,514.77 City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, on the 15th day of special assessm ent stand approved and confirmed. October A. I). 1924. N itlce is hereby given to imy nad r-tl |perse iis ir.tt(rested in the Number of feet frontage ...................................................1,290.38 A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sizfi S p o d il Aps<*sinn)ntR against the various pie*' es <»f prip, rty above di Assessment per foot frontage .......... ............ - ..................$1,9398 (Seal) L. R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk. will be held a t the City Hall a t 2:30 p. in. on the 22nd dt; Tho following is the final estiniato for Widening the paving on Dec. 0 and 13. p (idled tb it rmiij spec id 1 u*-**»«■nia-til,' .in - r«y abb in full within thirty cumber A. I). 1921, a t which m eeting said Board will heir day i a11**r llie ah. v,< ami fur.■feing i pi rial rinses,intent roll b:ts be* n Palmetto Avenue between Central Street nnd Hughey Street from all complaints and objections as to such special assessment!, e T ’ iilz *!, approved nnd conffmVod, *r in ten equal annuait in "tallini'llts HI to 24 feet with sheet asphalt on a 0-inch rock base: TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON TENTH a t said time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis0! with i...*r *st a t 8 pur cent per annum from nnd after the time ;*nld Ou t of 21 ft. pavement: and tig b t, nnd when snid special assessments arc sj STREET FROM OAK AVENUE WEST TO MYRTLE AVENUE. 88'J <u. yds. grading nt 40c ........................................................... $ 352.80 ape.'int riH im m ehts land approved ar.d confirmed. adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and lw, and rinwia Notice is hereby given th at the construction of the asphalt pave- i liens upon the property aginst which spid assessments an A rv'et'ug of the Kqutditing Board of the City of S«nf i*.d, Ha., I !•" lin. ft. concrete curb nr.d gutter a t 76e ............................ 1,109,00 held nt tlvs City Hnll m 2:30 p. M. ,m the 22nd day of Ih 1 10 lin. ft. flush curb nt 35c ............... ........................................... 51.10 m eat on Tenth .Street front Oak Avenue west to Myrtle Avenue h a s ' til p„id in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 195. r.,‘ ,P . D. 1924, st whi* h rnv* ting said It m l ill hear nnv nt-d 1916 r<|. yds. rock base at 80c ..................................................... 1,532.00 been completed, nnd the completed work has been finally accepted by the City Commission of the City of Hanford. Florida, on wEn qtv'i'aints r.iiil ulijectinn.i a, Ui rueh special a.-.- «:tm*'nts, ai d *. (i.,y of November A* D. 1924. t v,M yda, 2-inch sheet asphalt top nt $1.02 ....................... 1,931,88 by tho Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. n •:ne nd I. a n d e q u a liz e sa id assessm ent:* n a i».t:*is i.f Ju sth 25 I . q. yds. concrete alley returns nt 30c .................................. 70.20 L. R. PHILIPS, City ct«i The following is the final estim ate for paving Tenth Street from (Seal) .* c;vl r '»ht, aiat w h s n .’aid n. a s s e s s m e n t s a*e *.»» equalize! n*t.i J Type A inlets a t $35.00 ..... .............................. 70.00 Oak Avenue west to M yrtle Avenue n width of 21 feet *.uth sheet Dec. (5 nnd 13. ,.m lji2 • !, . ami.* will then stand confirmed ninl In*, r.nd ri mail; 1 indittp , IGt* lin. ft 12-inch storm sewer nt $1.05 176.40 asphalt on a 0-inch rock base: , 1 * rj upon the property against which in id asset.- ment • are made un 1 mumimrut a t street intersection .................. 45.50 178 cu. yds. grading a t 40c ................................ $ 71.20 * 20 j SPECIA L ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER Afflj ulil gai t it nri*«rdnn» with pro*.isinit.- of Rvuilution No, IT 1, adop t***11/ih, rat»>ry Inspection of m aterials ................... 0(5.20 497 lin. It. concrete curb and g u tte r a t 7(5e ... 377.72 RESOLUTION NO 177, rly, ih* City Cop mission of tl City of Eanford, Florida, ott* Ortobei Iav.il ' I ’eute, advertising etc., 2 per cent 107.33 05 lin. ft. flush curb a t 35c ................................ ... 22.75 adopted on the 15th day of October A. D. 1924, by the City1 13, 19; 4. C .gin*, ri ,* 1 per cent ....................... ........ ...... 214.60 580 sq. yds. macadam base a t 80c ................... . 4134.00 sion of the City of Sanford, Florida. L. K. PHILIPS, City Clerk. itSLPifU ; 580 sq. yds. 2-inch sheet asphalt top at $1.02 591.60 The following is the estimated cost-of paving Tenth r*.s, r, .’,-j j? Total cost 24 ft. paving ..... ........... ............... ..$5,688.73 283 sq, yds. concrete alley returns nt 30c 81.90 Sanford Avenue cast to Cypress Avenue 21 feet in width ................. $3,772.1(5 145 lin. ft. 12-inch storm sewer n t $1.05 .... Total cost 10 ft. paving ............... 152.25 asphalt on a (5 inch rock bnse. HI MAI. ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY 8 sq. ft. sidewalk nt 20c ...................................... ... 1.60 250 cu. yds. grading at 50c .................................................. . RESOLUTION .VO DM, Cost of widening .......... .................. .................... $1,910.57 Laboratory inspection of m aterials ...... 22.08 **•* 522 iin. ft. concrete curb and g utter nt 800 ......- .............. adep.ul** h Hit* Ifith liny of OcM u r A. D. 1024. by the City Commis- To ho borne by City 1-3 ................................ ...... ..............$ (538.3*5 Legal expense, advertising etc., 2 per cent ...... 35.7(5 (510 sq. yds. paving nt $2.00 ...... ....... ...... -- U'.i of t'*o City »■( Snt ford, Florida. To hi* borne by Adjacent Property Owners 71.52 .... ...............$1,277.71 Engineering, 4 per c e n t ............................................. 500 lin, ft. 3 inch drain tile nt $100.00 per M. ............ .ui* following is tho estim ated com of paving Orange ^Street Number of feet frontage .......................... ........ ........12y0.38 4 10 sq. ft. concrete alley returns a t 30e ....... ................ from Park Avcr.Ue west to Pint Avenue*u width uf 21 . i*t **uh - h id As. ssnient per foot frontage ....................... ........$0,985(5 Total cost ....... ........................................ St ft'iR :ta Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc................. asphnj in a 0 in (Crock ha-r. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. To bo home by City 1-3 .......................................... 031.70 » 1|i 11,, it iiliil Ahumwsrittral Frunl i'K'* l'% Total To be borne by Adjacent Property Owners ...... JfiOO cu. yds. grilling at rifle $ 800.00 ■unit I'l ft. AsaraiiCiml - $1,203.59 Tutal estimated cost ......... ..................- ____ _— 1909 lin. it. concrete utrli anil (litter at 83c 1,1)05,00 1 nlilr input Will- I'm inn. Number of feet frontage .... ................................... ..................4(58 To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. PIlll'K III 2290 q. yds. paving (it $2.00 1,380.00 1 Assessment per foot frontage - - .......................... .............. $2.70 XI ft. Num ber of feet frontage ...................... .............................. ^ I 3 i* !rt,i a t $35.00 105.00 Heights Addition, Sanford I*RED T. WII.LIAMS, Engineer, Assessm ent per foot frontage ....................... ............... $1,375$ J 1 nil ' ’l dr (50.00 D. S. abb ..............120 $232.78 $118.27 $351.05 Nnnte-------- Description Foot Frontage Final Assessment Fred T. Williams, 000 in . .*. 12 inch storm -luwer at $1.20 720.00 l>. 1 . G......... 55 10(5.70 51.21 160.91 E. It. T raffo rd ’s Map, Hanford X ante Dt-urrlpltuu F e e t Front*** 20.00 D. L. 10*. r«», it. concrete alley returns at 30c G......... 55 10(5.70 54.21 1(50.91 S. O. Chase. Lot 5, Blk. 11, Tr, 5.........157 $315.90 Kn. n e sring, legal expense, advurtiding I'D*. 030.00 11. A. .............. 120 232.78 118.27 351.05 S. O. Chase, Lot U>, Dlk 11, Tr. 5 .........117 315.90 E. It. T rafford’s .Map, Sanford. .............. 55 100.70 54.21 100.91 Ellen Mahoney, I » t 1, Itlk 12, Tr. 5... 117 315.90 St. John's B apti-t Church, Lot. I Blk n Tr. A, * 117 Tntal cslim sted m e t ......................... . 8,500.00 .............. 65 100.70 54.21 1(50.91 F. W. Mahoney, Estate. .128 Frank H. Harris, Lot 10 Blk 11 Tr. A, To 1 b'irne entirely by adjacent prop* rly owners. to Markham Park Heights, Hanford Lot 0, Blk 12, Tr. 5 ............... 117 315.00 I. (). O. F. Ledge, (colored) Ni .-her of feet frc.ilsgt* ....... ... .... 1812 us. 201.75 102.50 «. J ....... 104 304,25 The above foregoing final assessm ents are payable without inter­ K. S. Johnson, 1-ot l 117 Blk 12 Tr. A, . A j: ereaicnt per foot froittng.t ............ ., .$4,0034 51.25 100.88 Blk J ... 52 152.13 est up to December lo th , 1924, nnd front and utter such date said 128 W ight Bros. Co., I ot 0 Blk 12 Tr. A 1 *•* Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Blk. .L* 52 100.88 .51.25 152.13 special assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual install. j Notice i3 hereby given to any and all persons intcre* Vnruf* Frf( 1'rontnu.i l*Ff II mittnry 100.88 K........... 52 51.25 152.13 ments with interest a t 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pay- special assessm ent, against the various pieces of property 1 I ♦%*--q |f1r «t ( 100.88 K........... 52 152.13 m e n ta . 51.25 scribed that special assessments arc payable in fu^ >kl1 The Oaks. Hanford. W. 192.05 97.58 k K....... 99 289.63 Witness my hand as City Clerk nnd the Heal of the City of S n n-'d .v u........ ‘Tdal, assessment ' t roll ... Florida, this t!,h d .v Novemhae a 11 > * " I , b >*\ “ ft*r above and foregoing special assessment ll.nrr^ Lee, Lot U GO $233,171 cr Heights, Sanford ford, Florida, this 14th duy of November A. D. 1924 equalized, npproved and confirmed, or in ten equal 3nlJUr | 50 H: lee. Lot 12 233.17 IG. W. Spencer, Lot 19 ... ............... 70 I*. U. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 135.70 08.99 201.78 (Seal) ment i v-ith interest a t 8 per cent per annum from and a F ranl Ls.sr.ing, Lot 13 B0 233.17 G. iV. Spencer, Lot 20 .... ....... ....... 70 Nov. 15, 22, 29, Dec. (5 and 13. 135.79 (58.99 20/78 said special assessments stand approved and confirmed60 H a m 1.c j , L it 14 283.17 G. W, Spencer, Lot 21.... ........... . 70 135.79 *38.99 204.78 A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City f 50 Frank lousing, Lot 15 . . . » . 233.17 Mh W. Spencer, Lot 22 .... ........... 70 135.79 (58.99 201.78 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY will be held cn the 22nd day of December A. D, 1D34, at 50 Frank Lnssllig, Lot 10 . 233.17 *!. W. Spencer, I,ot 2 3 .... .... .......... 70 135.70 204.78 08.90 RESOLUTION NO. 185, *‘t 2:20 I*. M., a t which meeting said Board will hear ^ ^ Hanford Heights, Sanford. i G. W. Spencer, Lot 24..... . ................. 75.38 14(5.12 74.29 220.41 adopted on the loth day of November A. D. 1921, by the City CommitcomI’|ain tl and objections ns to such special Gen. A. DeCntte*, lie above nnd foregoing final assessments are puyable without ■ion of thA City of Hanford, Florida. at said time adjust nnd equalize snid assessments on a ^ ilnl 1 rest up to December 15th, 1924, und from and a fte r such date Forrest Lake and The following is the estim ated cost of paving the following de-' ' n riKht’ aml when *P«*ial assessments are a<> *%n 61 237.10 i v, id special assessments will tie payable only in ten equal annual A. R Key, Lot 1 - • ... .... . ....... ^ 1fiI ’.ailments with interest at 8 per cent per annum on alt deferred sc:ribed road 1(5 feet in width with a 0 inch rock base surface tre a t-1a'” lIstc^* *su">e will then stand confirmed and be, am A. DeColU-k, ilien.H upon the property against which said n**cssmJ. ^ Forrest Lukr ami nd. lb** vments. until paid in accordance with provisions of R csol^°n Jj ..*50 279.801 (V. K. Key, Lot 2 ........................... ......... Beginning ut tho intersection of Goldsboro Street with the un­ Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Snncd on the 13th day of October A. I). 1924, by the City fu S*o. A. DeCottre, named street running southwesterly to Municipal Golf Course, said | n zd, Florida this 14th day of November A. D., 1924. F.irrest Lake and street intersection being a t the northeast corner of Lot 18 of Rob­ the City of Sanford, Florida. i«»D L. R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk. (Seal) L. K. PHILIPS, City Cl 279.801 Nov. 15, 22. 29. Dec. 0 and 13. t R. K-, f . t 3 ................ .150 inson’s Survey of nn addition to Sanford, Florida; thence run west CW. 0 and 13. j V , art �ttM City of Sanford, tso o i) lenForcedTo [Age to Lawyer g YORK, Due. 13.—A woman , bo forced to tell her jg t if the lawyer insists the ation is materiaL jce Davis ruled this in the Court Decently, during L f * suit brought by Spencer L cotton operator a g a in s t *Margaret Huntington Hall of W . L. I. m suit was for property in t Washington square, M anhatjaid to be w orth *100,000 h W a te rs says Mrs. Hall held vst for him. pc answered questions about [cotton ventures and the pur1 of tho property, but when s Darcy, W ater's attorney d he age, she blushed, looked cr patent leather shoes, and .I’m over 21 years of age." jen /the lawyer insisted on fcxnct age, she appealed to the saying it was " a personal [{ter the lawyer insisted tho inition was m aterial. Justice ruled she m ust answer, be 39 in May, next,” she iter Mrs. Hall was asked if n i Mabel/’ who looks a fte r of her banking affairs was [old or n young woman." gl-e’s n young lady, about 40," l the answer. jrniture Company loves to New Home |. W. Russell & Company, doalin furniture, announces the lovul of its stock of good to [new store at F irst Street and Tford Avenuo in the building nerly occupied by Smith Bros, noving into the new home the announces that its stock has materially increased anti the latest styles and designs kinds of furniture are to j seen on display a t its place (business. RESOLUTION NO. 187 JRDINANCE PROVIDING THE VACATING AND MING O P A CERTAIN tBUC ALLEY IN THE CITY SANFORD, FLORIDA. |it enacted by the people of the Cty of Sanford, Florida: |xction 1. That th a t portion of following described alley and extension which crosses I-ots II, 10, 12, M, 1C and 18, in the It of Like View Park, Sanford, priild, recorded in P lat Book 3, 1page 41, of the public records [Seminole County, Florida, moro [Xveutarly described ns follows, rit: • A ttest: sis H e r s l d . L. R. Philips, City Clerk asphalt oh * 6 (hrK col. *800 cn. ydi. grading a t 4080 lln. ft. concrete curb and gutter at 80c 48S0 iq . yd*, paving a t-flO O ----- ----------.... 2 Inlet* «L 135.00 1 Manhole .......... 200 lin. f t storm sewer a t *1.20 4000 lln. f t 3 inch drain tile a t *100.00 per M. 3620 iq. ft. concrete alley returns a t 2 5 c ............. Engineering, legal expense etc. 8 per cent ,____ a n *w »p ah „ ‘c o u j ily . c o n s e c u t i v e weeks. w eek" consecutive Dec. 13. ark! objection*' a* UHl «■ Mid U n a adjust and equalise said asaesjjncnfr on a Vasia and right, and when Mid special assessment* a n so squalfi adjusted, same will than stand confirmed, and bo and rera a h r 1lefts upon the property 2 gair.=t which said assessm ents i t - ku til paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 134, i by the City Commission of the City o f Sanford, F Is , on Apr! A. D. 1924. (Seal) L. R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk. Dec. 6 and 13. IU 50JW . 3,294 00 . 9,700.00 70.00 50.00 . 240.00 . 400.00 >**fStSHetMSMMsS■. 880.00 1,260.00 w ife. Im uirsne Michael. H. A. ’ K em tvy aturn nd w ife, ■ ■---; —- nvngH* M cKm wi*r, ilsy. H arrison A. McKcnncy and xoncu ■- -------- ilc K u n tn a , Sophia A b o u c M ia a .' ■ and huaband, Meeks. W h e r e a s , t h e B o a rd o f County u llen . . . u . cCm n o a n ud w ife iie — ---- -— C o m m is s io n e r s of Bemlnole County. Cullen. W illia m O. C u llen and wife. (Seal) F lo rid a , d e e m It n e c e s s a r y to er s e t L snlfeotl C ullen. J o h n IX 1’np* and »)' A. M. M By XVKKK8 . D. t \ . a n d c o n s t r u c t s n e w Jail fo r SetnN • a Wife, If*#.' ■ 1■ rPoops, p * . uL W »».. uDruwdy iuw ur Jo &ni i t L <*•»«■ nly. nolo C ounty. F lo rid a. if lift tarlVd _______ _ rWdWtlv a n d w i f e , ------------- D ra w d y , Charles T h e r e f o r e . In c o n f o r m ity w ith the W. F en to n and w ife . Joseph)no p r o v is io n s o f S ection I55» of tho Fan ton, Solom an M ichael and w ife. Be vised G e n e ra l H tn iu te s of F lo r i­ —---------- M ichael. M. S. B»nn a»d ns. notic e is hercliy g iv e n to the Wife. .------- -— Benn, Fratik s i.ew p a y e r , a n d c l tls e n s o f B.m U ' Total estim ated cost ___ Is. T r u s t e e nnd Ills Successors in -----------17,014.00 nole C ounty. F lo rid a , t h a t a t th e If *t"—* — otherwl'seT ---- — ln“ and —- -to" — tit * 1 ’ the To be borne by adjacent property. n e x t r e g u l a r m eet Inn of t h e Board w hom * i*mVy W ieern.H 'hht MIHI _ . to . _ all i* 1 > " _____ * ■ * * .« .■ . ___._____ described: or C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r s of Boml- « r d day o f ^ e m b e ^ . A D l j i ? L»n p a r t i e s c l a im in g I n t e r e s t s under Number of feet frontage ........... ...— .... .......... .......3744 nole C ounty. F lo r l d s . to be held a t {. " S & . *» th s H onorable E. Ta hiiunm* nr ilson, iigpui HvvvHai u, ur o m a s tt, R W deceased, or 10:00 o'clock A. M.. o n th e Gth day 5: Hnusholder. Judge or sold Court, ■itherwlse, In a n d to t h e following A * * e* sm en t p e r f o o t f r o n t a g e , - .... - ............... ...*46444 of J a n u a r y , IBIS, u t t h e Court Hf.-JhUU‘re of rrnl,«'«. for my ting! describ ed lands, s it u a te , lying and Fred T. Williams, Engineer. H o u s e a t S a n fo rd . F lo rld s . the ^**®barge as A d m in is tr a to r of t h e b e i n g In t h e C o u n ty o f Seminole n u e s tlo n of t h e e r e c tio n nnd co n ­ N am e D r s r r ln tlo n " f Hula C ardin, d eceased, a n d Utaie of F lo rid a , m ore p a r ti­ Fee* F r o n t a g e P relim inary s t r u c t i o n o f a ja il w ill he acted and t h a t a t th e s a m e tim e I w ill c u l a r ity d escribed a s fallows, toA airu m ral upon by s a id Bonrd. p r e se n t to said C ourt m y fin a l a c ­ wlt: . W i t n e s s m y h a n d an Clerk of c o u n ts a s A d m in is tr a to r of snld sa•sv(tiiiuiaiK s ur* B e g in n in g uI a t tmh e nNyoiim rth -tist e a s t Cor E. R. T rafford’s Map, Sanford. th e C irc u it Court of Seminole ta te . and a s k f o r t h e i r ap p ru v a l. n e r of t h e N o r t h w e s t Q uarter C o u n ty F lo rid a , a n d a s ex officio **• A. IX 1921. Mrs. C. G. Willis, Lot 5 Blk 12 Tr. 1, ................... 117 *531.69 ............... “ " — Mgf (NXVX4) of S ection 3S, Tow nship C le rk of th e B oard o r County Com­ SCHKI.LR MAINKH, A d m in is tr a to r . on ..» *0, or ____ n a m e_v , sits 29 . f »South * ■* «s ssnill i» *m lu *Kn»t, *1**"■u* *run U*11 Mrs. C. G. Willi*, Lot 10 Blk 12 T r. 1....................117 m is s io n e r s o f S em inole County 531.691 ----------* “ t h e n c South■ th e n c e W e st “923* fl feet, H o r i d u , on t h i s tile 3rd day of De­ Mrs. C. G. Willis, Lot 5 Blk 12, Tr. 2.................. 117 531.69 th e n c e B a s t <*3 fent, ce m b e r. A. D. 1921. 1 1 u e I \ R V P \ t a ' ’j B n i m t ” m n m t S *T1 feet, r *,M' l,,cncu EM* **'J feet. R a . Do u g l a s * Chas. P. Drummond, Lot 10 Blk 12 Tr. 2 , ................117 531.69 ? £ . . r j '0 n ,I,A . '* AND F O B (S e a l) An C lerk of lht* C lrr u lt r E ! v OI,B COUNTY. IN CHAN fe e t to po in t or b eg in n in g , con­ Sam Yonts, Lot 5 Blk 12 Tr. 3, ...... 117 531.69 C o u r t of Seminole CnunLhlla* t a i n i n g 15 a c r e s m ore o r less. H|sn F lo rid a, and as ex of531.69 T h e S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r ( S I ) ' , ) of Aranka Takaeh, Lot 10 Blk 12 Tr. 3, ............... 117 Icio C lerk of th e Hoard CITATION th e S o u th w e s t Q u a r t e r ( S W 1, ) (>f Moiach Realty Co., Lot 5 Blk 12 Tr. 4, ............... 117 of ( o u n ty Com in l *sl oners C* 531.69 , K iitim iim er, Cutnfilalnanc. S ection 53. T o w n s h ip 20, South of o f S em inole County. F lo r ­ v*. Joe Relsenatein, Lot 19 Blk 12 Tr. 4, ................... 117 531.69 Blunge 59 H ast. also. ida. Cieorco L u sh er Mlcliael. cl ul T o b e p u b lis h ed once curb week T h e E a s t H a lf (EX i) of the C. A. Betts E state, Lot 5 Blk 12 Tr. 3.................. 117 jj UcfcmlatilM. 631.69 b e g i n n i n g I >eeem her St*’ N o rth w e s t Q u a r t e r ( N W U ) >,r n„. t h - f o llo w in g d a t e s : ' “ C. A. Betts Estate, Lot 10 Blk 12 Tr. 3.................117 • *V* aiivHgi M uttivui us o«*V* 531.01) N o rth e a s t Q u a r t e r (N E X i) of SeeT o O e o rg e L u th e r Michael a n d D e c e m b e r G th. l a t h . 20th . 27th . w ife. 20, South of Mrs. R. Villa Robinson, Lot 5 Blk 12 Tr. 6, ........117 A n n ie ImoKene Michael, Win. tlo n 22. T o w n s h ip 131.69 a n d J a n . 2nd. 1921. Vt. S in g le to n and wife. M a rth a A. H ungu 29 Bust, ulso. 531.09 S in g le to n , Mrs. H. A. H u n t, Mr*. B e g in n in g 495 fe e t N o rth of the E. S. Rockey, Lot 10 Blk 12 Tr. 6, ....................... 117 in Till! rmcrrv c*ottiit ■w —H a n n a h M. H u n t and h u sba nd. 1*. S o u th w e s t C o r n e r of th e S outheast J. A. Sheppard. Lot 5 Blk 12 Tr. 7........... .......... 117 531.69 ( 'lltt:H I T . IN (1- 0. H u n t. W. li. S in g le to n a n d Q u a r t e r (SEXi) of Seotlon 33. ' , | 5 ' ° B U K lIIX nl.K COUNTY, wife. M. A. Singleton. W. L. S ingle- T o w n s h ip 30, S outh o f Itan g e 29 F. L. Crosby, Lot 10 Blk 12 Tr. 7, .................. ..117 531.6Q E n at 520 feet, J. H. Hutchinson, Lot 5 Blk 12 Tr. 8.................... 117 to n nnd w ife. --------- Singleton. (1. T. E a s t , ru n th e n c e O ru b rll Mathla, C o m p la ln ta n t, 531.69 th e n c e N orth 416 feet, th e n c e XVest S in g le to n a n d w i f e , ------------ s i n g l, VH. leton. I.w ellen H unt. Lew E lle n 510 feet, th e n c e South 41* feet to W. E. Jameson, U t 10 Blk 12 Tr. 8...................117 531.69 ( Inreneo Mnthls. D e fe n d a n t H u n t. L a u r a D. W orley. W. D. C o r ­ point of b eg in n in g , c o n t a in i n g five _ CITATION A. S. Williams, U t 1 Blk 13 Tr. 1 , ...........................117 531.69 bin nnd wife. Amin F. Corbin, H. a c re s more o r less, also. To C laren c e M u th li: Je au p , (leorgla. A. A m yx a n d w i f e ------------ Amyx. C o m m en c in g a t a s t a k e at the S. r . Schwartz, 814 E. 37th St., l o u a r c h e re b y o rd e r e d in be and O sca r If. W h e a tle y and wife. ------ N . . ... ........... o rth e a s t C o r n e r of tM'V h e N ortheast a p p e a r before o u r nald c o u r t a t the ------ W h e a tle y . C ha rles R Wood Q u a r t e r ( N E B ) of th e N o rth w e st Chicago, 111., Lot 0 Blk 13 Tr. 1................. ......... 117 531.69 C o u rt Houxe in H anford. F lo rid a In a n d wife, E m m ie I. Wood. H u ttle Q u a r t e r (NXVXi) of Section 26. tile a b o v e e n t itle d ca u se , on the 5 tb C. R. Berner, U t 1 Blk 13 Tr. 2.......................... 117 531.69 T o w n s h ip 20. South o f B a n g e 29 . . D avidson, J o h n Hnvldson an d day of J a n u a r y . 1923. a r u le d a y of wife, H a t t i e C, DnvUlson. J e r e m ia h E nst. ru n Sm ith 53 yurdn. West E. B. Gifford, D eU nd, Fla., U t 6 Blk 13 Tr. 2, 117 531.69 th is C ourt, to a n s w e r to th e bill A. an d wife. E lnm A. An- 440 yards, N orth 55 y a rd s. East of c o m p la i n t th e r e in filed a g a in s t cell.Amtell 531.69 t’.u rn lo I. Wood nnd h u sba nd. 440 y a r d s to point o f beginning, K. R. Murrell, Jr., Lot 1 Blk 13 Tr. 3.................. 117 you. else th e s a m e w ill be ta k e n as c o n t a in in g five a c r e s m o r e or less, Seminole Realty & Investment con fe ssed a n d follow ed by uiiuron C h n r te i R Wood. W illia m If. Uak also. * ’ VJw ife, AUlc It. B aker. H enry rlna llee decree. B e g in n in g tw o and one-half Corp., U t 6 Blk 13 Tr. 3....................................... 117 531.69 i t Ik f u r t h e r o rd e r e d t h a t th l*t B a u d an d wife, Llsxle S. H and, vr m UIIIJ wife, I l f , tUIIHU iler bo P p uu bb lis h ed H. T a n t u m and Annie (2X4) c h a in s South of t h e N orth­ Rose II. Hurt, U t I Blk 13 Tr. ,. ,.ril* ,r. .1>c lish e d In In th th ee Hnnfi.nl Hanford 4..... 117 631.09 T a n t u m , C h a rles B. Lore anil e a st C o rn er of th e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r ­ H erald, a n e w s p a p e r published In llllam M. Canby. ns T r u s te e s ami t e r ( N E B ) of th e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r ­ Ludlo 531.69 A. Takaeh, Lot 6 Blk 13 Tr. 4........... 117 Hanford. S em inole C o u n ty . Florida, once each w e e k f o r f o u r con sec u ­ t h e i r S uccessors, Mary A. Ilenc k t e r (NXX'B) of S ection 26. T ow n­ W. II. Hynes, U t 1 Blk 13 Tr. 5.......... 117 531.69 nnd h u sb a n d . K. W. lfen c k , David sh ip 20. South of llu n g e £9 East, tive w eeks. G iven u n d e r my. h a n d a n d seal of **• M iller a n d wife, M ary R Miller, r u n the nce S outh five (5) dial ns. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6 Blk 13Tr. 5, ................ 117 531.09 said C o u r t o n th is t h e 29ih day of J. F r n n k A nderson, J e n n ie A n d e r­ th e n c e W est tw e n ty ( 2 0 ) chains, son, C h a rle s E. B a r n h a r t, Samuel th e n c e N orth five (5) ch a in s, thence C. E. Robinson, U t 1 Blk 13 Tr. 6........................ 117 531.09 N ovem be r, A. D. 1921. C. D ickson an d wife. • * * *'**** " " l ------------- Dick ir| t.n * E a s t tw e n ty (20) c h a in s to v d u t . R A. DOUGLASS, 531.09 August Schneider, Lot 6 Blk 13 Tr. 6, ............. 117 sou. Ham C. D ickson an d wife. A n­ of b eg in n in g , also, C le rk of th e C irc u it Court. nie O. Dickson. C h a rles J. Couche C o m m en c in g 495 feet South of a W. A. Tillis, U t 1 Ulk 13 Tr. 7...............................117 531.69 ... „ S em in o le C ounty. F lorida. an d wife. ------------ Couche. C h a rles s t n k e at th e N o r t h e a s t (N E ) C or­ (Seal) 531.09 J. Botirke an d wife. --------- Duurku, n e r of th e N o rth e a s t Q u a r t e r (NH- H. W. Johnson, Lot 0 Blk 13 Tr. 7........................ 117 By A. M. W E E K S . D. C. H !>• Michael and wife. ------------ Xi) of th e N o r t h w e s t J o h n O. L eona rd)’, Q uarter 265.84 .Michael, G eorge L. Michael an d (NXX'Xi) of Hectlou 26, T ow n sh ip 20, F. C. Welch, E 1-2 U l 1 Blk 13 Tr. 8.................. 58.5 S o licito r f o r C o m p laln tan l. w i f e . I m o g e n s M i c h a e l . 11. A. MeNov. 29, Dec. 0, IJ, 20. ;T. 205.81 S o u th of Ita n g e 29 E ast, ru n thence L. Allen Jr., W 1-2 Lot 1 Blk 13 Tr. 8.................. 58.5 K enney and wife. ------------- McKen- XX'est 1320 feet, th e n c e South UI3 531.69 IN UQUItT OF COUNTY JUIKJK. ney, H a r r i s o n A. M cKcnney nnd feat, thence E n st 1320 feet, llo nce J. E. Me Alexander, Lot « Blk 13 Tr. 8..................117 flrnilnole County, Slate of Florida. wife. ------------ AlcKcnury, Ho|ihla N orth 163 feet to po in t of beg in n ­ Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested In the In r e E s tu to of C h a rlu s E. S t a f ­ M eeks a n d husbaiul. --------- Meeks. ing, c o n t a in in g five acres, and u!XV. 6 . C ullen nnd wife. ford. Special Assessments against the various pieces of property abovo de­ so. N otice la h e r e b y g ive n, to all Cullen. W illiam O. Cullen a n d wife. C o m m en c in g ut a s t a k e on the tvbom It m a y concern, t h a t on th e I.enlteotl Cullen, Jo h n D. 1'ope an d o n e - h a lf (*4) Section lin e 660 feet scribed th at said special assessments are payable In full within thirty 23nl ilny t-f D ecem ber. A. V. 19!l, wife. ------------ l ’ope, L. XV. Drnwily S o u th of th e N o r t h e a s t Q u a rte r days a fte r the above and foregoing special assessment roll has been I ehnll a p p ly to tho H o n o ra b le E. e n d w ife ------------ D raw dy. Chnytes ( N E B ) of the N o rt h w e s t Q u a rte r to n an andd wife. Josephine J o s e p h in e (NXVVi) of Section 20. T o w n sh ip 21), equalized, approved an<l confirmed, or in fifteen equal annual' install­ F. lio u slio b lo r, Juilgu of sa id Court ?XV. '• FCnan ttm wife, a s J u d g e of P r o b a te , f o r my final 1 C anton. Hnlomnn Michael and wife, S o u th of Itan g e 29 E ast, r u n thence ments with interest nt 8 per cent per annum from and a fter the time ------ .... ------- nnd d is c h a r g e no A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of the -- ------- Michael. M. H. Benn and W e st 1320 feet, th e n c e South 105 Benn, F r a n k H. Lewis, f e e t , the n ce Hast 1310 feet, thence said special assessments stand approved nnd confirmed. e s ta t e of C h u r le s R .Stafford, d e ­ wife, — ____ an d bis S ucce ssors„ ... In N o rth 165 feet to point of b e g in n ­ ceased, a n d t h a t a t th o sa m e tim e I T r u s t e e A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., will p r e s e n t to said C o u r t m y final T r u s t, an d each und e v e ry of the ing. c o n t a in i n g five (5) ucrus. und a c c o u n t s ns A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of m id said above nam ed d e fe n d a n ts. If to n u y uml all o th a r persons, whose will be held nt the City Hall nt 2:30 P. M. on tho 22nd tiny of Doe s ta te , a n d a s k for t h e i r ap p ro v a l. living; and if either, a n y or all of n a m e s nre u n k n o w n , c la im in g any said d e f e n d a n ts be dead, to all par- r ig h t, title o r In te r e s t In und to D ate d O cto b e r 29. A. D, 1921. N A N N IE E L 1 /.A B E T H S TA F FO R D . t l m c l a im in g In te r e s ts u n d e r each the p r o p e r ty h e r e in a b o v e described and e v e ry of tho f o llo w in g d e ­ A d m in is tr a tr ix . p a rt o r parcel thereof. ceased d e f e n d a n ts t o - w i t : George or Itu ny o rdered t h a t you and wife, Annie each Isofh ereby IN CQUIIT O F COUNTY JU IlflK . L u th e r Michael nnd you, li« and a p p e a r before S em inole C o u n ty , S ta te of F lo rid a, im o g e n e Michael, XVm. II. iiingleton o u r said C irc u it C o u rt n t th e Court an d wife. M a rth a A. S ingleton, H ouse ut Hanford. F lo rid a, rti the I ii ro E n t a i l of D. O. Brown. N otic e is h e r e b y given, to all Mrs, If. A. H u n t. Mrs. H a n n a h if. eth ilay of J a n u a r y , A. D. 192... und H u n t and hilsbaitd. P. (1. C. Hunt, th e n and th e r e m a k e a n s w e r to the w hom It muy concern, tb.ir on tho X X*. It. S in g leto n und wife. M. A. 23rd ilny of D ec em b e r, / d , !'*!l bill of com plaint ex h ib ite d ngulnnt XV. L. S in g le to n nnd you I nlutU iiupiy to the lio u o ru h lu 11 fiinglutoii, In this cause. w i f e . ------------ Singleton. G .1. SingF. Uouahiildor. J u d g e of mild Court, It Is f u r t h e r o rdered th a t this ns J u d g e of P ro b a te , for n final lutnn an d wife. ------------ Singleton. O rd e r of P u b lic a tio n h e published E lle n H unt. d i s c h a r g e a s A d m i n i s t r a t r i x - o f the L w e li-n H u n t, ■Lew lit t h e Hanford H erald, a new spaper Interior and Exterior •*nn# e s ta t e of D. O, Hr'oWn. deceased, 1.9tiru D. W o rle y . W. D. Corbin and published In Sanford. Seminole wife, A n n a F. Corbin. O. A. Amyx an d t h a t ut t h e nutno tim e 1 will mid C ounty. F lorida, imee each week w 'fc, -----------A myx, O scar p r e s e n t to sn ld C o u rt m y final a c ­ for eight consecutive weeks. n c o u n ts ns A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of nnM H, IV li eat toy and w ife, -----------W ITN ESS my h and a n d tho seal XVhentley, C h a rle s E. W ood an d e s ta te , a n d usk for t h e i r a p p ro v a l of t h e Circuit Court of th e Seventh wife, E m m ie I. Wood. H u ttle E. D ate d O c to b e r 29, A. D. 1921. Davidson, J o h n D avidson und wife. J u d ic ia l Circuit of th e S tate of 8 A L L I B L. BBOIVN. H a t t i e C. Davidson. J e r e m ia h A. F lorida, in und for Hnmimdo C o u n ­ A d m ln ls trn t r l r ty, on thin th e 7th d a y of N ovem ­ IN COUIIT O F COUNTY JUIIOF., A uku II and wife. E lina A. Angeli. ber. A. D. 1924. T. XX’ood and husliand. S em inole C om ity, S ta te of F lo rid a. E u rn le E. A. DOUGLASS. C h a rle s K Wood. W illia m If. B a k ­ In re E s t a t e o f XX*. T' Jacobs. Clerk of th e Clreult C ourt wife. Alalo It. B aker, H enry N otice Is h e r e b y g iv e n , to all eHra na dn d und of the S ev en th Judicial C i r ­ I .ir r le s Hand. whom H may concern, t h a t on the Jo se p h IL T awlfo. cuit of th e S ta in of Florida, w ife. Annie 23rd d a y of D ecem ber. A. D. 1921, .XI. T a n tu m . nCthuamrleand In an d fo r Scmlmde C o u n ­ Lore and I sh a ll a p td y to th e H o n o ra b le E. XVIIIIam M Canby, as s It. ty. T r u s te e s ami F, H ousbolder. J u d g e of snld Court, T If you want quality be 'sure to buy your paints By A. M. W E E K S. D. C. h e i r Successors. Mary A. ile n c k (Seal) a s J u d g e of P ro b a te , fo r tny final und hushund. E- XX'. I le n c k . David GEO, A. D eCottcs a n d U. XV. S p e n ­ from d i s c h a r g e a s A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of the L Miller cer. Jr.. S olicitors am i of Counsel ami wife, M ary E. Miller, e s t a t e of XV. R Ja c o b s, deceased, F r a n k A nderson, J e n n ie A ndor- for C om plainant. an d t h a t a t t h e sa m e ti m e I will J. p r e s e n t to sa id C ourt m y final a c ­ Hon. C h a rle s E. B a r n h a r t, Samuel Nov. K, 15. 32, 29, Dec. 0. 13. 30, 27. c o u n ts as A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of said C. D ickson and wife. ------------ Dlek- Ja n . :i. e s ta te , an d a s k for t h e i r approval. D ate d O c to b e r 29. A. 1>. 1921. MABY JACOnS, A d m in is tra tr ix . SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY jssaa Try A Herald Want Ad For R esnlti _____ _________ i r ---------- W e nre A g e n ts for the 3 i Y ellow J a ck et I S p ra y Cart a Paints for Your Home “Eberson—Lindsley “Pratt and Lambert” Beginning on the North line bt Commercial Street as laid but in E. R ., Trafford’s Map bf Sanford, Florida, a t a point llS-9 feet E ast of the E ast [ire of Park Avenue; thence un North to Lake Monroe; enre E ast 8 feet; thence oath to the North line of |fommercinl S treet; thence Test 8 feet to beginning, be ^nd the samo is hereby per­ manently vacated and closed bi a public alley and thor­ Have your broken glass replaced by us. RESOLUTION NO. 131, oughfare of the City of SanIX T1IH C H t C r i T COUIIT. NF.VK .v r i l JU D IC IA L ClltCU IT. IN prd. Florida. adopted on the 28th day of April A. D. 1924, by tho City Commission AND F o i l HBHINOLH COUNTY, 113 Magnolia Avo................................... Phone 27G ction 2. That this ordinance j S T A T E OF FLO It I DA. of the City of Sanford, Florida. C o m p la ln ta n t. The following is the estimated cost of paving Eleventh Street ill be and become effective im-[ lla lso y .1. I.lsk, vs. WSaACSUSaWflCMWSUfifWMMWeHSaMWSifSUMMMWWSKSKWSKSKMg E dith A. Llxk. 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EGYPT DECLARES th at she is U m i q u n i D i r■ a t e. s Every feature that is dull and unpopular not only oc­ Independent, Fear__|f._ aer—.ITlio_ ___ S i* llo n M th a — 11.10 and appeals to the lH ',CUy l»y C a rr ie r, pef cupies valuable space which might otherwise be filled with lie . ^Veekly E d itio n 11.00 League of Nations against Eng­ attractive matter, but also proves harmful to the paper it­ land’s attitude and commands. self through* the boredom it inflicts upon the readers. For IL BOTICKi A ll o bituary „ ardi**f. thank*, reaolutlona thii^rtiaaoft it Is of great importance that a newspaper not This country will study a t a dis­ tance. with cajm interest, the work Dtleea of entertainm ent* where I* are made w ill be charged only supply nil the news while it is news, but that it also ing of the g reat League of N a­ re g u ta r.-a rt vertlm nit rate*. furnish as many additional features as is consistent with tions in questions affecting n small country against the g reatest pow­ ASSOCIATED rn K S S the advertising patronage. Ml I'rcaa In cxPluser in the League. And let’s be t h e use t o r rcinihWhat ihcqg features shall he depends entirely upon the thankful that we haven’t got to re­ ncu-a d td p a tr h e s *d to lt*or n o t n th e r w ta e cre d - subscribers themselves. In one way or another they make ly on the League of Nations for n thin p a p e r a n d alao t h e lo c a l protection or go to the Lengue of One man stops his Nations published 'h e r e in . All r i g h t s known their p in t s ' to the publishers. for orders. p u b licatio n of special d is p a tc h paper, because there is no local news in it. Another refuses re in a r t r a l s o rese rve d, ' i n to pay his subscription bill because the radio schedule did ADMIRERS OF the late Theo­ iTURDAY, DEC. 13, 1924. not appear last week. So the publishers are informed that dore Roosevelt will be interested in the statem ent made by authcu-BLB THOUGHT FOR TODAY these features are popular. As additional services are to be procured by The Sanford ity of the family, th a t a new com­ Y CURE'‘ FOR WORRY:—Re | f o l forn (i thing; but fn every Ilernld from time to time and as it is the desire of the pub­ er from the Mysterious Realm of Infinite, Is expected In the by p ito or and aupplisstlbn lishers to make tnese services as universally appealing to the Longworth family. thanksgiving l e t your ro­ Herald readers as possible, it has been decided to inaugurate Mrs. Longworth was Miss Alice be mode known unloGod the .peace of Goc^. which a rather unique election. In other columns of this issue will Roosevelt. Those who have read 80th all,. understanding, shall be found a ballot with instructions for proper using. All Galton’s Heredity know that the greatness of the father is handed p your ‘'hearts and minds High Christ Jesus. 1'hilllppians arc urged to express themselves sincerely and fully as to down through the daughter, not their favorite feature umv appearing in The Ilernld. through the son. The new little '1— Ll ---------------There are the various comics which no doubt will prove Roosevelt-Longworth may prove to he the reincarnation of Theo­ WHO WINS, THE A very popular in the election. They are “Bringing Up Fath­ dore. It will he interesting to man who works is the man er,” “Mom and Pop/’ “The Old Home Town,” and the inimit­ see how his little teeth develop. who acta, I builds on u busis of solid able “Everet True.” Then there is the inevitable cross-word ; factufpuzzle which seems to he taking the place of meals in the! ENGLAND DECIDES t hat I doesn't a it down to mope and modern horrO. Editorial matter and Arthur Brisbane will [ this country ought not to got any . drcaiu, reparations lh Th«»n th o rn n rn th n rail In nchodlllns. : share of the German reparation:! l pumps, ahead with the force prove popular with some. Then there are the radio schedules,; the society news, the local news, and the Associated Press J"x';*nT in'^ n L ^ ' a n occupuof steam, ) hnsnVThe time to fust and dispatches. I tion army to parade In Germany j fret, Tib Clip the ballot, register your favorite feature, and leave 1 pence wm declared, eating gets there every time—you bet. it at The Herald office, so that the publishers can be guided j up tlR* 8cnrty >«ppHes of food, *e-l tan wins is the mnn who wears b y popular opinion in the future selection of features. ,l**l«n l. rinrM* Vcn ltd D a n * JWittnr. Ilk. a t th e 1 ‘Dtfturflce {lor do. u n d e r A ct of imilc to, cover his burden of cares; i knows that the sun will shine again, the clouds will pass and we need the rain; buckles down to a pile of work, never given up and never will •hirk the task >is done, and the toil is svyeat e the temples throb with red blood's neat. man who wins is the man who climbs ladder of life to the cheery chimes io bells of labor, the bells of toil, isn’t afraid th a t his skin will spoil' faces that shine of the glaring sun, works In' the light till his task is dofic": aian engine with triple beam, i hundred and fifty-pounds of steam. —The Messenger. >st Sanford! ------------------o------------------ W hat Will You Take With You? OTHER NATIONS hnve been paid their hundreds of millions for occupation nnnios. They collect­ ed the money a t the time. But the United S tates’ demand for seven hundred millions is rejected enthusiastically by the Allies. W hatever Germany can pay they need for themselves. We were looking over the exchanges the other night when we noticed an article which particularly struck our fancy, it was printed in the Lakeland Star-Telegram and referred to an incident relating to the death of old Commodore Vander­ bilt. "The next day”, the story goes, “two Wall Street brok­ IT SEEMS a little ungrateful ers met at the lower tip of Broadway and commented on perhaps, especially ns we are lend­ the Commodore’s demise.” ing the money to get Germany “ “Did you hear about Vanderbilt being dead?” one asked. started on the lepurntlona roud. Rut for this country to keep that “ "Yes.” said the second, “lie must have been worth a arm y over there with ru» need for, hundred million. IIow much do you really suppose he left?” it, wasting the time of our sold-! iers and the food of the German “ “All of it," was the reply.” people was a preposterously stu ­ And then there was August Belmont who died just the pid thing. other day. Belmont too had millions in bank stocks, rail­ Many Americans would bo glad roads and real estate. He owned several magnificent homes, to see this government leso the and many of the finest thoroughbred race horses in the money as a warning agnin-t fu­ ture foolishness. That, however, world. He died, and he left all these behind him. does not make the attitude of Eu­ And yet man must take something with him when he dies. rope toward this land less interU,is, reoiomMy certain that none of these physical things, j esting none of these dollars, palaces, or race horses follow their ownxr , , . ~ to o^ume j, ,™ F; ” learned, in recent « i»t» OK! Khwli m Of Hcav™ but It l» also safe , ■ dint the Panama! that that tiling, - T--------- culled the Soul, for want . . .of. a. bettei......... . . (! : ! ^ ani‘l '* not safe against attack. is n o t a to ta l v a c u u m w h ic h it flic s o u t of th e bo d y , b u t t h a t i An enemy fleet with rixtoen inch! Kuml—J-ly+nt r -■mwrhm riM n't kitUA in* SiTnTord TinloSs ll* IH’a 1 rSnfi u j l t ' t T T T p i T S T T i r n i f l d n rin tr h u m a n life rotslrt destroy the locks and make are knocking' naihi on the (lu rin g n u m a n l i l t . I tho Canal Useless. If that question were asked about a man of the caliber o r , or cot)rst. thh cou|It ,o said they aren’t coming to A n a to le France, Woodrow Wilson or Henry Cabot Lodge, what ird? Notice thu crowds .on would thy nhawpr then be? What did these men leave be­ treets tonight. hind them? Certainly hot “nil”, They left a magnificent — I— o----- 1— i. Iluttio Frecklcton. who allot contribution to history and literature. Hut what they did in husband «n Hu» f reels of making that contribution left them much they could also I lust' September, lias been take with them. Their work for the world of politics or lit­ ed "not guilty.” This seems erature made ninny mental impressions which their souls the open season for husbands, wore able to carry into another world. mun fur himself! — ---- o---------- morning papers today are that Gon Gompers is much imI while the evening papers his dentil which reminds us ) story about the old lady i«i uf improvement. ■A——o-------- i*oms that Thomas Ince died result of Indigestion brought the a fte r e Tec to of a ruin Th^ro conies a time in the ! e v e n 'm a n when trying to le of the boys" becomes (Ianv buidnt ss. ■ * ■ .—n--------» Rade'dlVe (Jollego girls de­ bt end (t all, and commit suibut when the poison tablets took made them slek they ed their minds. Now they akhiift the fight of their live l> from dying and regain tiielr r health, SJ.---- o------•yontf returning to .Sanford being away for n year or surprise'! at the remarkable i bsln* made by thi.-. city, ever'fo|- one minute become Istic ufihut Sanford’s future, dk ui some of these ret urn ptora ou ht t(1 build a w ater level canal. The Nicaragua route probably would be best. But there in the comfort, every­ thing is changed since t i • I’anamn Gan.al was built. In the old days wli.m it was opened it multiplied! by two the value of our fleet, m ak­ ing possible quick passa'p* from caat to west without going around South America. Now battle fleets don't m atter much. This nation could well nffoiil to liav;* on the easl coast and at Panama such a fleet of flyjog machines ami such supply of T. N. T. bombs as would make a “battleship with HJ-ineh g.ins" about its dangerous ns a ldrchbark canoe with an Indian and a bow ami arrow in it. V by any nation with all t h e . billions th at it spends and allows to be stolen can’t . „ . . .find. time or I So it is, though perhaps to a smaller degree, with the rest of us. We cannot take our dollars or steam yachts with us into nnothbr world, but we can lake our thoughts, our ac­ cumulation of mental impressions throughout our lives. After death our state of mind—whether it lie lmppy and peaceful or turbid ami restless—will depend upon these mental impres­ sions. The road to the Kingdom of Heaven lies through the val Icy of beautiful thoughts. If one seeks Hod, let him do it through his mind—let him keep his mind full of pure thoughts, let him drive out the wicked by filling bis brain with the best works of literature, ami with the hardest meatal activity for the guild of his fellow man— for it is the mind ' mui trained iiycrf t'hat Volii,!1 which governs the action of thu body, and it is the mind which make thin country safe h not ca»i-' will meet God. ly umIurHt«0li* GION10ST RATH >N PO UT10R MIAMI IIKl:.\l.!> IN BERLIN a new law orders eats muzzled away from home, t ats have hydrophobia. Dogs chase them, get bitten and then the dogs get hydrophobia. Roth cats mill dogs are out of place in c it­ ies. The fight against children’s diseases will never h« successful while dogs and eat", roam around collecting germs and bringing them back to children th at play with them. Kind hearted persons who say , I must have a dog or u cat on which to lavish my pont-un a f­ fections," are reminded th at a very superior animal, a human baby can be obtained for the purpose at reasonable cost. Tho cheapest kind of a chow pappy costs more than an Intelligent human child. The depth in r,n automobile nccl- im g lia l indications of literary dent of Gene Stratton Porter re ­ grout nes i. Her evident love of moves an author who won |irnmi- nntuio is reflected in all her w rit­ mr.ee and popularity by .» t y p e of ings. and tIti.■is good for the read­ novel which many critics consider ing public. Many of her characas altogether nut uf harmony w ith jte rs ii re decidedly well drawn, ywlltre north of the Mason present demands in literature. The j although idealised beyond reason in xon line the old golf stick-i fact that these stories sold In ?,ueh some cases. ecu oiled and laid away in large numbeis mav perhaps lie tak ­ No nne was ever the worse for remote clothes closet to bt* en ns an indication th at t Ik* sex tending a Porter story. No one cn until u warm Spring sun obsession has. not t.iki n full pos­ really enjoys one of there stothe snows and softens the session of the American reading wlm i i likely to go far astray. It the links, while down here public. i would he Well if more of these :k <it Hie drive from the tee It is not likely that “The Gill of brie* were read, and fewer of t thud of n sunken putt re- the Limber!":.I," “Tho Harvester," j| m other type which has been rather throughout the State upd “Freckles," or any other of the I popular of late. LONDON I* ASI i IONS demand llfo.worth living a fter nil. novels of thin facile w riter Will i ;!>r women “boyish simplicity.” er-------o--------Ibid a permanent place in the lite r-1 I In new clothes are to conceal Lantern in the New York aturc of America. They do n o t! the feminine form, so that, a* Conti mporary Comment Tribune Jreprintti Severn I handle large enough themes, norj with the angels, you can’t t'dl # made by r ritual children handle them in a strong enough a boy from a girl, so fa r ns the The chief trouble with the "Sol ulnution questions. "Queen way to demand recognition, but goes. ^ T he young women id South" seen, • to be that it isn’t Jhape th wan one of the early Kn- they havo supplied a real need. of course, will not wear trousers. 'lluV u in a ii the works of M r*.1 ‘Mid with anything but itself.— ueens who lived until she Schopenhauer hated nil women, \ good many of the others Porter n sweetly Htflitiniemnl i.i d- G'dumbiu Record. first, because he was jealous of nurdored.” “Animals that ism. There is a largo group of pen*1 second, because a h nn land in the w ater aro plo who, if they read ut all, want Talking of brass tacks, the bas- his m other; s —hiyn.,11-." "A svnonym : mothing that ntirs their emo­ siost tax (.in he found in the Ford- seam stress whom he pushed down­ ird that expresses what you tions. ll is well if they read that neyMrOumber tariff law.—Grc.n stairs recovered h-avv niinunl dam-! tig s anil outlived him. He said:! uni,an antonym is one th at which stirs these emotions toward vIHe Piedmont. " It i, prepofiterouM to call beauti­ es what you don’t mean." the better things of life. ful th a t narrow shouldered, brond• ■ o--------Of tlie Purtwr novels it can bo Wouldn’t it be awful if this hinped, short legged creature call*w York policeman jumped • a il that there is not in one ofj country should need saving somc ed woman." id ..several months ag» ip j tlu^u thi^w .an iinworttuf. iinwoi inv. uugge time bjetwei* i election years aver to rescue a small boy i I her • i* not the slightest p a n !’ring I’ortv “ L' j , * -------- : (lad.) Argus. v . Til Tli rpnliccjniitr} opoliccnmn; to the*fynii«l sex Him th at s veins rownlntr. Fill-. T R L 'Ill is that woman’s fiinong ot swim nnd both nearly to be *n puput . .I.ipeople ... . i to* A dangerous alien is one who natural figure, as you see it ia Ir lives. The other day* tin* day. To many critic*' this rtiO'Icrn the Venus de Milo, or tho more olicemun was railed upon devotion to aspect* of life which thinks our Government ns rotten feminine Venus Aceroupic, is in­ a woman who hail fallen are mi remot" from the ordinary as Political speakers nay it is — finitely more beautiful than man’s aka. He it'd so with very concerns of the ordinary individual Newark Ledger. bony frame. iffimilty. lie had taken Is a sign of intcliectunl superiority. 'I he question is why in heaven’s tig lei.sons a fte r hi* exper- Fortunately there are route who uo it appears Hint the Democratic name do women insist on making seyerul months ago. Any­ not *<> consider it. Mr :. P orter’s n.ivelr, are well dm>|V.v'Vl11 .,Uni° t(> disinherit the iso many queer experiments with thin m atter who does not a,u{ ®dopt the stork if it that which in naturally beautiful? sw im isn iw le rtin g h in ilu ty jw rit.c n . There is no (juppiuc :s •‘ _j l>expects to assemble enough | And why do they try ta iooi. like !f and to his fed!ow man. 1about tlmm, even though they show voter* to will. t oluinhia Record. * men? >''(‘'t'XWI/J'I ('<(,h,ki/j <u, j 11 in three !c**»»»« ** : 'oll his wife when hc’S 'M e late at niKht? t«i t What docs one u<ni>ttv i» one thinks one lm“ l i f e * ictPjrj. Begins with Who b it that v.W c pup, in six letters. “he’’ and ending with v * ,111* 1 Who Clo s'd the D e W , letter: In an open bokt ill the father of hL country’ 1 What i* it that why ,W the- road? road? Seven Sm..m f e l t S "2 lb live c! of t! the letters are I’eie.s a doultle one w i.. ftddied around while iviut k1 J Iloth words in four letter?. ^ Give us a four-letter wool i dirty old rreok win r d j ^ u m a n : pay, iu giiniin. * \Vho i: it that we know s ta Glaus and cracks hi, i-h iir in the dark and cus-,.,1 i ledter.t. Wnshinfiton was th-> faA*c hi« country, but who ii |k untie in four lotlcrs and flivve:.-i for n livin '? ■ Wfcnt ......., does an amateur tir o ar<* oi the turkey Chriitni Instead of the day ait(r. p b ‘* Ts. Bcginu “has”. 111. t» JUST IN PASSING POLISHING OUR CONVERSATION Ry R. J. HOLLY Gbtrinun Florida weather is with us to stay until tho end of the winter season. We will have cold snaps from time to time—we want some of them —but what n difference between Siiiifa'd weather and New England or \\ cstern weather just now. Greetings to H arry Dodwelt ami his sales force. They arc here ready to bring in tho tourists to buy Sanford real estate and Harry has muen of interest for our people. It takes such men to help us put Sanford in the front ranks of Florida cities. What Ftin ford needs ju st now more than anything elsu is outside capital, it is all right to say that we should get all the bond money available just now or we can’t get any more. We can always get. bond money if the credit of our city is good. Rut what we want now is capital to build hotels, a p a rt­ ment houses and homes. And then we need new people to help us do these hig things. Many years ago I bad an article in The Sanford Herald in wlii.ii it was stated th at Sanford did nut even need money of the current realm . T hat we were trading among ouriuid no n t v money was coming in and we might just as well use oyster shells na roal money. This is something along the order of the day a t present. We must get new money and quit trading among ourselves. I talked to a men Friday who !md not been here for over a year and they way lie "raved" about tho many improve­ ments in Sanford and the air of prosperity made me go right out and spend two more dollars for a piece of real estate. Honestly, if other folks third; this about us we must be mov­ ing right along- And with the proper help there is no telling how fa r we can go. In discussing various cities with a former Miami resi­ dent the other day in which the subject of a tun million dol­ lar hotel was mentioned he .-aid: "Well, Minmi was no larger than Fanfoid fifteen years ago.” And when you think of it this really the right way to look a t the siluuti m. There is nothing impossible here if we will just get in the swim and make the old town go. And by getting into the swim I mean getting in with bntlt feet. There aro so many peojJe here with real money who have never dune anything but sit down and let i.tticr workers make them rich. They take the honey that has been stored up by the busy boosters and ijever flip a wing to help ad­ vertise Halliard or to bring foils here. Our high school girls went! down to Kissimmee last F ri­ day to play the girls of th at enterprising city and while the score was not u large the figurea were not so pleasing since wo lost. Rut Sanford has a good team this season and Mr. Jiait nml Miss Ethel Henry are looking a fte r them In n m an­ ner th at is bound to bring th>on to tho trout. More folks should give the basketball gnnit’s their support. Saw Harry Non! in KisaiAmcc and also aaw other old friends like “ Rill" H arris and ll. G. Van.; Agnev. and others. Kissimmee is growing and om 'feature ‘ of t h e i r tourist in. vaulr.n is two ..rst c l a s s tourist e m irs. One of these camps is r.n ideal park in which all I. nds of amusements are held and Kisainini. ii people go out ii the evening and help enter­ tain the tourists and nre also| <nterlniim l by the tourists. These folk: aro buying propertf and building home:! in Kis­ simmee and becoming citizens. Straw berries in Plant City kit* -oiling for vj.T-i r quart. ! note that one of our Geneva growers named Greer Ims st >a w hom a in the local ir.arkit. Would it not be a good thing for Sanford growera to rjim a few early straw berries instead of lettuce and get some!real Christmas money? The Sanford Chamber of Commerce is going a ftcr n !>ig laundry for Sanfi nl. It *e m- g ran g e that in all these years we have beer forced to send oui laundry out of the citv L not only a.-m s strange hut it *«i i. • t.i acknowledge that we are unable to support a laundry iji* the water is bad fo>- doth : or Bomcth'.n-: «.f thnt to rt. Thi) rpirit will m,t bvild a big city lien*. Sanford should have r.'ery industry that ' any othc Florida city can obtain. It looks like we may have Ihosc big welcome arches «t f ie entrances of this city and they will be the real thing in architecture. And we want them "all lit npu" a t night ns A rthur Yowell stated in meeting yesterday. An arch ;h ■ I.i not “lit up" a t night is no good whntroevor. I passed mul er one the other night that was fcark n3 Egypt and I thought I was being sucked under a tunnel or entering t h e t o n d . King Tut. Let ua have real undies and teal light ; on ihctn. The "S itting Sens of Rest" are holding regular m r-tings again now tnat the weather is warmer and they ,n . ing reeluita every day. They have tuken u,» the m atter of r e her streets that will be nojridesa and ■»akin, t:.- Urm< of tho City Commissioners ten years instead of th re e 'in nr t .V t in t the meetings will r.ot be cluttered on with It wax also derided to buy cushions for the pc.v Upolitics. n c h e s or patches for the old pants—same to be taken up later. Everybody In Sanford should talk Ranh rd wherever * go mid tell tho foil:* about cur development! and ,>ur snl'L of real rata te and our deep w ater and other projects " j , so many of our people are prone to keep . till about" A' bun are always willing to tell about other i i f f i L j /b JS progress. Vou can sny anythin:; you like about the futuro of Sanford row ur.J prove U la tin* ne.xt Jew y,*m j IUIU (Ry Rev. J . S. Clark) “ Being confident of Hint very first book Satan nnkcfc thing that He which hath begun a j caiancc upon the iwav good work in you, will finish it.” is recorded that lie is ti-: “ Hold fn.st the fern, of round the dawtifnll of man sudd; words, which thou h ast heard m e.' ^ wc .‘w asiS , in faith and love which H in Christ appear noin the scene to the p Jesus." 11 rep a ir J for him end hii in We come to the Book and we j B is de .tir.ntiun, In the first book nun ii te find God organizing and classify­ ing His organisations. It is nj running nwey from God and hook th at does not simply con- [ ing. while God comes down in contain God’s it is God’s! v , 7 word, " ’ but........... , | coo: coo! or of tne the day to talk w with th fc record of what was done not o n ly , nnii Go(1 "Where art th hy Himself, but by others men-, th „ ,na. l)l)t)k man b tioned record. Being ITis His f w ‘ G Go(, tinned In in the record o P aan(J n d '’nCIllli V i n gtor, 'l o rHi, ^ ivurd, U is living. “ I ho words th at J " Co!)ll, n u i M y t,vtn M ( r a |l I speak unto you they are spirit » and they are life.” i Because of man’s corfct, tj It is a record of what God be­ gins, and also of His consumma­ first creation was placed zala tion <d whatever He begins. Hu curse, a i appears in the feriii never Ichves anything half fin­ In the last book the cW» ished. Whatever He commences en away and there i« w in Genesis He holds to His pur­ curse. God hold* to ill* ««t pose until we find it finished and purpose till all that He con®”’, complete in the last hook of the ed in the first book i< fifflA !’ib!(\ Revelation is only the fin- and completed in tlia last bait i'-hiag of what Cud commenced In reminds us of the many wMdri Genesis. j pictures nnd acted parable* of t? It is an unfolding of God's plnns, complotcnesa of tilings nth and purposes front the beginning will appear at the last, riw to the dose of the book. Each f 'ndy about the man thatwuk book helps the others and w e ' blind. could not do without any of them. ^ In the creation period Cudif 'V hen we turn to the last book rested or ceo«cil front Hu * of the Bible we find th at its pur- unti| Ii;a work v;aa done, poses wore begun in the first. It . . . r . tr,tt i. iu » circle complete when we l i n - j '1 Yj . ; ,l’ flu . - a , . ish ami close the last book. So V th " k tho Bible etuis, a ia the la t book. There is it.s sent. The m u was not fh.ut completeness. It was thz Sabbath to the J In the lirst book is the record but to tho Creator the wjrk t of the original creation; at liu I not finished, ami He rupcw® close of the last book we find that. supply what was lacking in tins original creation has passed nmn Yes 11 ■ will work until away and there is a new creation. ^ complete and finEhwl » ,h -‘ I but were created then find In the last book o! the BE i were more of a tem poral nature i », , • | thru, we think. In the fir„t book „ lllL’rU n i° tW° d'\ Z we see the sun, moon and sta rs book. Called the Old appear to give light upon the ar,d the New Tednnt.'ni. earth, and to divide the day from amply two covenants. TO* the ni^ht, and for signs, and for explained by the apostle" ut seasons, and fo r days and for letter to the Hebrew* chapter , years.” nml 1). The first is the R’j 1 j T hc.e things continue till we evant, and it was ta.ilci in ! come to the close of the last book blood c[ the beasts, the Untfcj of the Bible, nnd there we find ram, and the bullock. D*e we do not need them any mote,! Covenant Is what wc M»1 ■ “ neither tho sun. moo n nor stars Testam ent, and it is to shine in it; for Hu ;dory of confirmed to us in t.ie blo*X; God did lighten it. and the I.nmb God’s Lamb th a t taketh a#d sin of the world. The ur,’>! is the light thereof." erniit could not make asF The Bible begins with rivers. There are four of them going out perfect. The second or la;’ ( to water the earth, and when all ra p t docs make perfect* is this? ReffaU*'® tj* I nre taken together they mean in their order, th at there is great <Covenant is composed “I incieare breaking forth swiftly in" shadows. While they are to fruitfulness. Rut we turn to (>il facta recorded, yet the*** tK 1 last book of ih< Bible and we are simply types and »E“* i see iiut one river, the river of life.' ' r*od thinga to come 7.God ila n t a garden in the roeA little illustration mlshljj or.i of the first book; a t the close U3 to the ordinary method* of the Inst hook we see a garden* ' ?l- tha Bib’e. A man gav** ayain, and it is of God’s doing, I ilia to his son and told <*, a the first there ii the Tree of w .! a apkmdi 1 book Life, m the last there is also the !.im to read it, Lut not f*v Tree of Life. Teat: nent. >lu3i read .. Man not perm itted to cat of Tcrtamcrit. Nt v. In Hvs tree of [.if. in tnt, firsc Rur. read three of the fir. * den. he is driven from the garden New Testam ent end a ' r*1-' r‘. end tho Cherjbim with tha flam* was constantly Coming to sUL, iry sword is *duced there to keen enges as this: “That it mv tiled which was «|wk«n rj Hu- way „f the Trc* of Life. In ' then he ** the last b >k we find th at m in ha a prophet saying.” and two iii‘:l. to the walk of thi acec-s to tlie Tree of Life in th* as they went sorrowing to ,*' garden. mans, and Jeans came w A prophet once said, “ Awake Oh A ftcr He had arkc-l swm-d against My Shepherd, nnd cause of th- ir sorro'>v '*d, against tho man that i.i My fcl- rem arks about it. He I. The sword struck the fools a rd "lew of heart t° . Jesus Chn.U, and i ie receivedLord the nil thnt the prophets hav® ^ nt - f 'h .a s ^ n tr in c e T o 1'!'^ ^ ‘T * »"**' '^ Y c h r U t to have p cnirance to the garden th ’r t-s m<d to enlcr ,D‘* \ b r & ............... ... **• KC T rve 0f r'ir“- ! J£ S t a S beginninc - ^ W. ;,n!c: ,,f th ® Bible, and all the nrophntt ID m ah ““ i>’ ,tir «arth* Ithin ° ,,Vfr the,->nto tham in concerning »"r ; J " W O . !tCC ,c ‘‘ tit dominion , the thing.! concerning VU t T e 1 l „ dv(f , ‘;(7 "I S i s ? V* l,0 T ^ r r WC s’; 1 !’h lk I'1’ l.h? Bible and' "hnn I from him again. ' hat was the cause? ''^ h re f°r —11 is «a search aearrit K'r( F % taken I Him.” In the New. * fem d Him of whom ” **.• !» th i law ar.d th.* P" L �.............. cia anford * MISS KATHRYN W tLK EY , Society Editor. 113 T T PHONE:—Rea. 428-J Bazar Given By All Souls Catholic Church D. A. R. Holds Regular at Woman's Club Is Big Success .. Meeting on Friday.. :ial The bazar given by the AH Souls , French dolls, wisteria and roses Church nt tho Woman’s Club wa3 a delightful sotting for the Mr*. brought to a close Friday evening offerings of the needle. The a fte r two evenings of success and ,.r£u„ m Mcisch, chnirman. Toy Table" ivns quite unusual, pleasure. topped by a jolly clown head and The club which lends itself so scrrounded by balloons it had a - { J S p. i t well to decorating was unusually ;r given a t the i aSv n\ t.inS 0<TcrinK of toys. the beautiful Congregational attractive with A; *'• Mnlicni was chairman booths and many lovely urticlcs. off ?: the toys. A fern bower which formed the G ift, shoP with Mrs. Fred booth for cakes was n very pleas­ pdav , ing one. Mrs. A. U. Mahoney was. waish r.s chairman, was n vision of t hristmus lovlincsB in red with ub will meet with er at & o’clock. ., CiuiUl will hold & peeling with Mrs. the lo ts ruble, had a most at-,centered with tinv hmumnLu Tt.. 3 o'clock. tra c t ™ both ilecorrucil In, pink b , „ 7 ™ T f f i . T E & w .y hibiscus with many useful and love-1 A large sum being renlized nn. IrfrF articles of tots wear The "Nee- two evening? of unusual pleasure U of tho Metho- ly illework Booth was, indeed, one were enjoyed by a large number nwet with Mrs. of loveliness; pink nnd Iavunder of people. | fi Tuesday l ite r Vciock. mclar The regular monthly meeting of the Sallie Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revo­ lution was held Friday afternoon with Mrs. F orrest Lake as hostess. Mrs. Anna Dc Forest, regent, called tho meeting to order and Mrs. J . N. W hitner offered tho prayer and the salute to the flag was given. M any m atters of importance were taken up during tho business meeting, on** of which wa* the election of delegates to the state meeting in Daytona in January. The delegates were Mrs. A. K. Rossltcr and Mrs. II. H. Patlshnll. The alternates were Mrs. A. R. Key, Mrs. George C. Chamberlain and Mrs. B. J. Starling. Following the hsr.incss of tile ■fternoon Mrs. R. R. Deis and Mrs. Robert Herndon gave n delightful musical program nnd Mrs. De For­ rest rend a most interesting paper CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH on “The Women of the Revolution,” Beginning a series of Advent Tho ladies were then invited into urm ons a t the Congregational the dining room where n delightful Church, Rev. C. Dc W. Brower will buffet tea war. served, Mrs. G. D. apeak Sunday morning on “The Copiing of the Lord— Word, Life, Li'jht, Power." There will be spec­ ial music, Mrs. Frances Aaplnwall Woodruff organist. Prelude. “ V e-' nutia Love Song;" Ncvin; Anthem,! Choir, “ Praise Hymn,” I.ow den;1 The Music Department of tho Offertory, “ Prayer in C, flat," St. Rnnfonl c Woman's Club will pre­ Clair; Postlude, “ Festival March,’’ 1'sent the third of a series of mus­ Oellman. .s -.u X T ^ S B B S AT "Luncheon THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Christian Science umvices nr? jurtesy of Friday held in the Woman's Club, Onlc ,n given by Mrs. Avenue nnd Third Street, every ,ttef at her homo Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, Sun|je .honoring. Miss duy School nt 10:1)0 o’clock. Sub­ f Brunswick, Ga., for this Sunday: "Clod the Pre­ ieet of Airs. R. B. ject server of Man.” ado. , , Wednesday evening services nt . of the luncheon itiful silver bowl R:00 o'clock in the reading room. This Society m aintains n read* r,i:<e* und purple ers in the same ; ing room and fi ?3 loan library ,indie sticks were where ell nuthmizod Christian The color scheme Science literature may be read, ■ril'd out in the borrowed or purchased, in room &17 First National Bank Building. Is. aid for Mrs. Do Open Wednesday und Saturdays ttie Nelson. Mrs. from 2:00 to 5:00. All are welcome to attend the Irs. Ralph W ight, nnd to m ake, use of the ilcston and Mrs. services aoin shrdlu up p reading room. George W. Huff titli of a son WedEl. He has been I Albert Huff. inals 1C. I>. Brumley of [Thursday here. [of Geneva was in css Thursday. |Hac;m is ill nt her i Avenue. | Simple of Orlando Sanford. balder has been ill |two weeks. ...EXTRA SPECIAL AT The Big Furniture Store 3— Big Dollar Days —3 MONDAY W om an’s Club Column ic, Duet. Mrs. Frances Woodruff, Miss Jsh music will ho of unusual inter­ 'Uldrod Robinson, "Whnt will You est and will include the Polish folk Give to Jesus?" Offertory, “ Mel­ dance, violin, instrumental, vocal ody in I),*’ St. Clair; „ Postlude, . -.an d choral numbers. Miss Ruth “ Proecs.donnl M arch/ rrysm ger. Amy. soprano, of Rollins College Cutholic Church nnd Mr. F. C. McMahon, baritone, Services a t the All Souls CatlnFirst Baptist Church. of Orlando will contribute numbers. lic Church will he held a t 10;30 Sunday School 0:30 A. M. The club house setting will he a o’clock. Morning worship and scrnLn French salon elaborately furnished. U A. M. Subject: "A T rans­ Lovely imported French and Pol­ Holy Cross Episcopal Church figured nnd Transformed Church.” ish costumes will he worn, nnd Third Sunday in Advent. , Young People’s Unions UlUU, G:30 unique French food will be served, Sunday School in High School' Evening worship nnd sermon Mrs. R. E. Tolar is chairman of Auditorium; U. I5 A. M. 7:30 P. M. Subject: “The Urgent the musical program. Mrs- Ed­ Services in High School Audi­ Counsel of a Dying Soldier.” ward Higgins and Mrs. ,,H. C. Du torium 11:00 A. M. Wednesday evening prayer m e e t1Bose the hostess chairman, ing and Bible study. The pastor Tho public is cordially invited, Methodist Church will resum e1 the character stud- admission only flftv cents, T. J. Nixon, pastor ics in "The Great Men of the Hi-, Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Dr. Nixon, the new’ pastor will ble." Chairman. fill the pulpit on Sunday morn­ ing. Dr. Carpenter will preach a t night. The Scrap Iron Class will meet promptly at 10:00 o'clock. TUESDAY * ONE D O L L A R S P E C I A L S will make most delightful Christmak Gifts anil for three days only will be offered nt less than wholesale cost... After the sale regular prices will prevail on these items. Fancy Console Sets H-in Mahogany Howls Candle Sticks in pairs. Fancy Jardiniere Large sizes in colors. Mahogany Serving Trays. Size 14x22 inches. Electric Boudoir Lamps. Antique Silver Finish Mahogany Candlesticks With your choice of fancy candles Mahogany Smoking Stands With Glass Ash Receivers. Mama Dolls For the Baby 20 inches hi£lC? Unbreakable. Mahogany Nut Sets Complete with Crackers and Picks These Specials Are Now On Display in Ouc Window LOOK THEM OVER SM ITH BROS., Quality Merchandise at Prices That Appeal Phono * 210. Corner 1st St. nnd Palmetto Avc. I LIKE BEST Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Holly, Miss Ruba Williams and E. H. Stanley motored to Daytona Wednesday. The Following Features of The Sanford Herald Houiiney 1 leaves the week-end Mr3. J. II. Borland of Wnycross, Gn., arrived Saturday to be the guest of Judge and Mrs. J . J. k R. J. Holly Imve Dickinson and Mrs. R. E. Millcn. Mrs. 31. F. Thomas Mrs. W. J. Schumnn, Miss Ge­ neva Schuman and Miss Lillian Schumnn of Oviedo spent Thurs­ angoni, Friday. of I'ala tk ft were day in Sanford. anford Friday. •I. G. Ball, W alter Hand, Frank [•. .WUon Gray have Woodruff and A. T. Rossiter re­ i .Yew York to make turned Friday from a hunting trim' to Ft, Christmas. |ionie here. (Clip this ballot, mark it and then send it to The Herald office, thereby registering your opinion as to the most popular fen Lures being used by t his newspaper) For your first choice insert (1) for your sec­ ond (2) and so on. for Christmas Mom’n P o p ............................ The Old Home Tow n........... A rthur Ihisbanc’s Column u x iiU H U B c a a a n a a a a tia Q s a u a g rK K n a iiB iiia iia a a a Associated Press Dispatches................. r .............. TV. V . W Vi* V Give Silk Hosiery and Handkerchiefs Bringing Up F a th e r........... Wight. Mrs. S. !>. Make a dozen more of your Mr i. W alter W ight friends happy Christm as morning ytonn, Thursday. with baby’s picture. Hring then: in. Fred Walsma early for settings to F. C. W elsh1 house guest, Mrs. Meiseh Bldg., next to post office room 201. Congregational bazar and hup* Siker of Nashville, per Saturday afternoon and night tciited a position in <he rooms formerly occupied by Miller Furniture Store. Dec. 13. and Watson. Everct True ......................... All Silk Van Raalte Hose if11 - v ; C iofs Word Puzzle............. M* and white .................... ........................................$2.75 pair 4 *-V* Society N e w s.... .................. Local News .... Radmor, Pheonix, and Onyx Radio Schedules............................................ IAL SALE on FARM WAGONS " ❖ i <• i rThe Next Two Weeks Only r?e Weber Wagon with it seat............................... irse Weber Wagon only) ............................... b:s Wagon only................................... $67.50 $98.00 $85.00 PHONE Hill Implement 446 $“ <• a vU a vH VU *a ♦ i *a VB a * ■ E/l xr a K'fi M •>s u <■ a IM <n a va §?s T* ys -T H A T LAST SHOP &S yz •®S National Hank Building. ROOMS 501-? 83 FORCE—MUh Ruba Williams. Hugh Wlwlchell. .............$15.01) and up Men’s Elgin Wntches.... .............Sio.oo and up Wrist W atches.............. ....$ 3.00 nnd up Diamond Liar I’ins ........ ......$ 5.00 and up Pearl Necklace................ Solid Silver Vanity Cases................. SI0.00 nnu up Ivory Comb, Brush and Mirror....... SI0.00 and up Solid Gold Scarf P in s...... .......... .......$ 1.00 and up Sii beautiful Ash Trays.................. i.— .">0 and up Si5 Solid Gold Cuff Links........................ S L00 and up r . So'id Gold Waldemnr Chains. S 11.00 nnd up Solid Silver Teaspoons, per se t...... S 8.00 and up S/S Boudoir Lumps.................... . — S 5.00 and up 20-pieco Set Holmes & Edward?.... $25.0!) and up s g 2G-piece Set Community Silver....... $13.00 and up afil i! ¥3 Three Patterns of Sterling Silver—Open Stock. Three Patterns of China—Open Stock Large Stock of Quality Diamonds Platinum and White Gold Mountings. ir* McLAULIN, The Jeweler \\ w s REALTOR II 0 ^ LANE NOW *m -i It* ■ffe SA \& u Price $350.00 cash, balance $50.00 per month si Gifts :i 5 m ” v five room bungalow located on large lot 1shrubbery and orange trees. a bargain you cannot afford to mis3. ■> All pme thread silk with lisle tups. Black, white and col­ ors. Some with Pointcx Heels. Special Christmas price $1.95. a Wa <. e.a ( e. .*• U iis n a iq a a iia N B B H u a a u iiiU H X s n a a n aiBKKn n a a a a a a (JY HER A HOME for CHRISTMAS % * Full fashion with silk tops. New light shades and black Editorial M atter ................. v u E. F. WEDNESDAY T H E FOLLOWING LIST OF CHURCHES [rs.DeCottes ■ _______‘ *O P E N New plaids and stripes, some are wool. Grey, Tan, Brown, Black and white, English sox. $1.25 to $5.00 pair * .f Handkerchiefs in Christmas Boxes , \4 + * * -Itf * t We have Handkerchiefs that are different. Hand- ** drawned, Linen, Hand Embroidered, Hemstitched. All on pure linen. White with colored embroidery and col­ ored linens.................................................. 75c to $1.75 box Big Assortment of Linens for Christm as Plain Linen Scarfs Table Cloths, Luncheon Sets, Madeira lines, pieces. 3A [X 212 E. First Slrcet. Is Golf Hose For Men and Boys . T H E V 0 W E L L CO. t o y s "A n d d o l l s . E V E N I N G S ’ ’----------- a J Is ^«iaaB«BMaHMaaaaaaaaBaaBBBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiaaBii3fA __ ll------ ’—1- �(ar Issue T TAMPA, Fla., Dec. 13,—An Issue of |l,O0ft,000 Hollars irj bonds, will be voted upon by the Tam pa Spec­ ial School tax district a t an elec­ tion called fo r next Tuesday, Dec. 16. • T hat amount of money is needed, necordinr to reasons set forth in the petition asking author­ isation o f the election, for an ex­ tensive school building program In tho public school system of tho city. " It in expedient and urgently necessary thnt bonds to the amount of $1.000.000 |>o issued by the Tam ­ pa Special .School Tax District for the purpose of acquiring buildings, enlarging and furnishing school grounds and school buildings." the petition set forth. W. P. Himo, nttorney to tho school hoard, has been busy hand­ ling nil preliminary details for the election. Probably Jive months will elapse before the proposed bonds enn be validated and sold, it is said. APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 13. —Governor Hardee hus announced the following appointments: Grover Dupree of Ommokalec, to be game warden for Collier county. B. F. Gainer, of Vernon, to he justice of the peace in dis­ tric t No. 1, Washington county. J, P . W arrick, of Jay, to bo consta­ ble for district No. 3, Snnta Rosa of the patrons f this shop. Appro county. Mrs. S. W. Swope, Mrs. If. H. McCall, Miss Janet McFnrlnnd nnd Frances Swope of Oviedo were shopping in Sanford Thurs­ day. The regular annual m ealing of the stockholder* of the F ira t Na­ tional Bank of Sanford, Florida, will be held. In the offlees o f the bank on Teeaday, January lS tb, ifta S T * 10 o'clock a. m. aa prorided In the by-lawa, fo r the election of a hoard of director! to serve for tho ensuing year, and fo r the tranaaction of such other business aa mny properly come before the meeting. B. F. WHITNER, Cashier, nr c o u r t o r c o u n t y j u n tie , Senilnnld C ounty. S ta le of F ln rltla . t o r e Kstulfl of Orion K. H ig g in s. N otice Is h e re b y given, to all w hom It m a y concern, t h a t on th o !3rtl dny o f h eroin tier. A. t>. 491!, w e sh a ll a p p ly to tho H o n o ra b le K. K. llousholiler. J u d g e of said C o u r t, r.« J u d g e of P ro b a te , fo r o u r fin a l d i s c h a r g e ns A d m in is tr a to r s o f th o e s ta t e of llrliin K. H iggins, dec ea sed , nnd th n t nt the s a m e tim e w e w ill p r e s e n t to sa id C o u r t o u r f in a l a c ­ c o u n ts ns A d m in is tr a to r s o f enld e s ta te , an d nsk f o r th e ir a p p ro v a l. I>nted October 39. A. D. 1924. ISADORA OH-HID H l a a i N S an d J. II. IIUTT, A d m in is tr a to r s IX C I I I H T OK COUNTY JU R O R , S rn iin o lr County, S ta te of Klnrldn. In re Kstate of h . (I. Monroe. Notin> i« hereby glv«n. to nil whom It may cotirnrn, that on the T. HouehoMer, Tudpre oif said Court, a s Judge of "Probate. D j f tny llnal dlsohargt a a A dm inistratrix of the • s t a t s o f V . (J. Mourua, t l o o a x d , and that a t the sam e tim e I will present to sa id Court my final sc: said count* a* A---------------k d m in is t r a t e „ c l estate, and a sk fo r their a; . D ated October 19, A. R . 1924. AIERSAY MONROE 41010301 & Administratrix. IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T U B NRVRXTfl JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SKMIXtH.K COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCKIIY. N. II. t u r n e r a n d A. P. Connelly. C o m p lain an ts. vs. F l o r i d a L a n d & C olo n isatio n Com­ p an y . L im ited , a c o r p o r a tio n : the u n k n o w n heirs, devisees, g r a n te e s n nd o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r F r a n k .8. W hite, d e c e a se d ; W. E. W a lt­ h a ll nnd Lucy M. W a lth a ll, his Wire; Voile A. W illia m s and E lis a b e t h W illia m s, h is w ife; All u n k n o w n p a r ti e s c l a im in g I n te r ­ e s t in th e la n d s Involved In tills suit. D efendants. O R D E R O F r-UDLICATION. To all p a r ti e s c la im in g in te re st u n d e r F r a n k 8. W h ite , deceased, or o th e rw ise . In th e f o llo w in g d e s c r ib ­ ed p r o p e r ty , s it u a te , l y in g and b e ­ in g In th e city of H unfard. Seminole C ounty. F lorida, t n - w l t : L ots 1 to Ifi, both Inclusive, a n d lo ts 19 to 93, both inclusive, of P in e H eights, of Hanford. M-mlfialc (*„«mi>. K lo r - j Ida. us p e r plut th e re o f, duly r e ­ co rd e d In t h e p u b lic r e c o rd s of SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREFARED UNDER AUTHORITY RESOLUTION NO. 186, adopted on the 10th day of November A. D. 102-1, by the City Commis­ sion of tho City of Sanford, Florida. The following is tho estim ated cost of widening the paving on Pnrk Avenue between tho N orth end of the present brick pavement and Ijiko Monroe from 32 feet to B0 feet in width. HOD cu. yds. grading nt B0c ....................................................... $ 400.00 020 sq. yds. paving a t $3.00 ................................... .................... 2,760.00 650 lin. ft. storm sewer 15 inches din. a t $1.50 ................... 825.00 2 Inlets a t $35.00 ................................................. ............................ 70.00 1 Manhole .......................................... ............................................... 50.00 Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc............................... 328.00 w h o se Ifame Is, o r a r e . ui th e c o iu p tn tn g n t* h e r e in ; , c l a i m i n g to h a v e a n y right I n te r e s t In a n d t o t h e a b o v e d e ­ sc rib e d la n d s, o r a n y p a r t o f p o r ­ tio n t h e r e o f : , It a p p e a r i n g fro m t h e aw ard, bill o f c o m p la i n t h e r e in file d t h a t you nnd e a c h e f j r o u hav e , o r c la im some Interv al Irt nnd t o t h e p r o p e r t y In ­ volved In t h ls eult. dnd t h a t y o u r n a m e s a r c u n k n o w n . It 1* t h e r e u p ­ on o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d e a c h of you do be. a n d you a r e h e r e b y re q u ir e d to a p p e a r t o t h e hill o f co m p la in t In th la ca use , o n M onday, t h e lu d d a y of F e b r u a r y . 1»*5 a t th e C o u r t ­ h o u se In Hanford, .Seminole County. F lo rid a , s a id s u it b e i n g a s u i t to q u ie t t i t l e In N. II. E a r n e r , an d A. P. C onnelly In th e a b o v e described la n d s ; a n d y o u a r c t h e n utul thenr e q u ir e d to m a k e a n s w e r to snid hill o f c o m p la i n t filed a g a i n s t ymi h ere in, o t h e r w i s e a d e c r e e p r o cotifesso w ill h e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. a n d e a c h of you. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t this c i ta t io n be p u b lis h e d on ce u w en; f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s, in llif S a n f o rd H e r a ld , n n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ lished In S em in o le C o u n ty . F lorida W i tn e s s toy h a n d a s C le r k o f nab! C o u rt, a n d t h e s e a l th e re o f, this th e 6th d a y of D ec em b e r, A l>. 1924. ' , . - h - A. d o u o l a Ah , C le r k of tile C i r c u it C ourt <.f S em in o le C o u n ty . F lorida. Ity A. M. W E E K S . 1>. C. r ie o r g e (J. H e r rin g . S o lic ito r fo r C o m p la in a n ts . Name D r s rr lp llu n IV r t F r o n t a g e of Sum Ino Iit County, Florl* tin. Dec. 6. 13, 29. 27, ,l;m. 3, 19, 17. 21. u t u l 31. NOTICE The Annual meeting of the stockholders of the Seminole Coun­ ty Bank, will be held in the bank­ ing rooniH of the bank a t 4:30 P. M., Thursday, Jan. 8, 1325, for the purpose of electing n Board nf Di­ rectors* to serve for tho ensuing year, nnd any other business which may _ properly come before the meeting. A. U. KEY, Cashier. Sanford Bank ft T r a i t Qomp*n( TYPEWRITERS Clean— Repair IS NOW OPEN FOR M E M B E tta ,J M gt " . #*LI for a Merry Christmas nest THE FOR CHRISTMAS •- WE INVITE YOU TO jo, Gifts of'U tility Come To Ball Hardware Co. FIRST NATIONAL and A COMMUNITY BUILDER B. F. WHITM Wall Paper Company P H o r te 1 7 >• Deposit a little money eVerj Sold By P hene 223 l i s t r o lls a t noon a n d 4 o'clock C o r n e r o f O a k Ave. a n d F i r s t HI. I Wc sell “Water apar", W»l; spar," “Pratt and “61— 110”—also the Standard Varnish Company’s “ well as Empire floor w n is h . These goods are all reliable and the beat homes in our city are finished with these goods. B U Y ------S E L L ------- RENT BREAD, CAKES, PIES, DAILY. 112 W. First St. F. P. FOSTER, President Phone 303. ‘THE HOUSE OF QUALITY” ■ iH iiiiiiiu n n iu n iiiiu n iiiiiim STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY 80c Per Dozen OUAnANTEKD «V: Sem inole County P oultry A ss’n. A. & P. Tea Co. Cash-Carry Orocery W. L Leo Merchants Cros. Kobeft,,- O r m X 'l Btomner. o M * W illiam s MILANE THEATRE JS EE MONDAY-----DEC. 15 2 NIGHT 8:15 P. M. MATINEES 3 P. M .--------------------------------------------THIS SEASON’S MOST TALKED OF PLAY A DRAMATIC TREAT A SPLENDID CAST aBBaflBBBBHBBflBBBBBBBaBflBHBflanBaan £■ NOT A PICTURE STAGED COMPLETE ■ 3 ALL SEATS MATINEES Assessment SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY RESOLUTION NO. 18.1. adopted on the 13th dny of October A. D. 1921, by the City Commis­ sion nf tin* City of Sanford, Florida. The following is tho estimated cost of paving Katie N treet from Sanford Avenue west to Park Avenue a width of 21 feet with sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock base. 1300 cu. yds. grading a t 50c ......... ,...........................................$ 650.00 1650 Hn. ft. concrete curb and g u tte r nt 85c ........................... 1,402.50 1920 sip yds. paving a t $2.00 ........................................................ 3,840.00 750 sq. ft. concrete alley returns a t 30c .................... ............... 225.00 Engineering, advertising, legal expense, etc. .............. ............. 489.50 H. S. POND Bakery and Confectionery. P r e lim i n a r y K. R. T rafford's Map, Sanford. 68.78 G. L. and W. J. Takach, Lot 1 Blk 1 Tr. 4, ........... 13.4 discharge ns A ^ im ln is tn a r lx ^ /'u ? CitJ °( ^ " f o r d , Beg. a t intersection of the r e l a t e of Hamucl M. (Jordon, ilrconsNorth lino of Fulton S treet with the west line cil. nnrl t h a t nt Iho sumo tim e I will of Pnrk Avenue run North 400.8 feet, North p r e s e n t to said C o u r t my final a c ­ c o u n t s os A d m in is tr a tr ix of said 69 degrees 17 ft. W. 125.1 ft. S. 445.2 ft. E. estn te . nod a s k f o r t h e i r a p p ro v a l, 117 ft. to beg.............................................................400.8 2,057.27 tin te d O cto b e r 29. A. It. 1921, A D E L A I D E (!. CORDON. Lake View Park, Sanford. , A d m in is tra tr ix . Semi note County, Isit 5 .............................. .......... 37.4 101.97 Ladies of the Methodist Church luike Front Improvement Co., Lot 7 ....................... 50 256.64 will hold their annual Xmas Bnxnr Lake Front Improvement Co., Isit 9 ......................... 50 250.64 Dee. ID and 20. Miller ISuilding. Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 11 .................. 50 250.04 IX COURT O F COUNTY JURfJK, Lnku Front Improvement Co., Lot 13 ...................... 50 256.04 He m inute Com ity, S ta te of Klnrldn. Lnke F ront Improvement Co., Lot 15 ...................... 50 256.61 In re E state of Augusta Dorncr. N otice Is hereby given, to all 50 256.61 whom it tony concern. Unit on the Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 17 ................ 23rd day of December. A. I). 1924, Ijike Front Improvement Co., Lot 19 ................... 112.05 575.11 I ahull npply to tho Honorable E. Notice is hereby given to any nnd all persons interested in the F , llousholiler. Judge of said Court, ns Ju dge o f Probate, for my flnnl Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ disch arge ns Administrator of the e s ta te of A gusta Dtirimr, d ece ase d ; scribed th at said special assessments are payable in full within thirty and that ut the Mime time I w ill present to enhl Court my flnnl a c . days after the above and foregoing special assessm ent roll hus been countH a h Administrator of said equalized, approved and confirmed or in ten cquul annual install­ estate, nnd n»k for tlodr approval. m ents with interest a t K per cent per unnum from and u tte r the* time D ated O cto b e r 29. A. D. 1921. A. It. KEY. A d m in is tra to r. said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. j n T i n : e o H i r r n r t i i i : i ’o h n t v A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the C ity.of Snnfnrd, Fin., .TtTDHR. SKMlNOliK C O U N T Y. FI.OItlDA.................................................. will be held nt the City Hall a t 2:30 P. M. on the 22nd duy of De­ In It.* K.-tutn nf. Samui l III ih'M, ib - cember A. I). 1924, nt which meeting said Hoard will hear any nnd nil ceuiuil. complaints and objections ns to mich special assessments, and will To nil rrrilltura. It,gnli'i,;i, dbdrlhuiii'H nnd all iirruotm having iliilnm a t said time ndjust anil equalize said assessments on u basis of justice or di'iniimls aKiilnut said Kntiitv; Y hji nnd Mirh nf m u , an- lu ri by and right, and when said special assessm ents are so equalized and notified and required t" |i r . m ot nay adjusted, same will then stand confirmed nnd be, nnd remain binding cIiiIum nnd ilmimntlft whbdi you, or oltliiir of you. m ay b u m tigiuiisi liens upon the property against which said assessments are made un­ tin' I'Htato of Knmui'l Ittneti, ilii'eiiN- til paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 186, adopted #>rl, late of Ki’inltlolo (hitimy, Florldfi, to tho ntidri'sIgnMl ad m ln lslnit- on tho 10th day of November A. I). 1924, by tho City Commission of or of sold C itato w ithin tw o yi.irs the City of Sanford, Fla. from Hu1 dntii hereof, D ntuI D rcetnliur fith, A. I>. 1921. Dec. 6 and 13. (*. M. HAND, L. R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk. Ailmliittttrniot*. nnd Sheriff (Seal) IVaxt ts W estern U alea MILLER’S Total estimated cost ......... ......... ................................. ..... 4,433.00 Climbers of the social ladder To bo born entirely by adjacent property. amuse us. Somebody up above is Number of feet frontage ....................... ....................... 863.65 always kicking mud in the face3, Assessment per foot frontage ................................. ,.....$5,1320 i \ r o t / i t r o f c o i n t v j i ’i t c i : , Fred T. Williams, Engineer. S r m l n n l r C o u n t ) ’, s i n t r o f l ’lorliln. In ro K sta to of S a m u il M. clortlon. N otice Is h e r e b y given, to nil whntrf It tony concern. t h a t on tho M rd <!ny of D ecember, A. D. m a t, I rtinll ftpply to tin- Monorahlo K. K. lliMiKbohlrr. Jiu lg c of mihl i.’m irt. Season Reasotmbld “ rn-ns ROYAL FRUIT CO. Popular Prices MATINEES ALL SEATS Reserved NIGHTS— FOR EVERYONE OVER 16 YEARS— 56c. 75c. $1.00—PLUS TAX. NOW—MAIL ORDER NOW SEATS ON SALE HUSPKXKB! T il It I I.I.H i.A u n iis t TBAItHI TRXHR APPOINTS lilt A MATH? T II K 1‘I.AV . FLAY T i l %T IX II AX KOI! It KVKIIY- ACTS. R. A. Winsl T IIIM J itOtYrl m GENERAL AGENT IN SANI IS t iii: A CHILD Ill'll AX TO* PLAY 111.AM ID THAT SHOULD (altll'H TIIK.Y ilWCH YOU It S U F F K Ilf l*|l achhted II BAHT DON'T m ■ MISS ■ ■ IT ■ ■ N /v!Y PcRlCieb'.* ,Ct. - A NSW l i l t s A TnEMHiCOH" ANSVCI? TO TIUT BUR.SiiiC, GVi'-STirn A THAT l i l l f t B f IRTO a H B n B fl I* 18 a EVERY W u t k .f l 'J i.“ L- MOWS,BRING YOUR DAUGHTER?/ -'"10 S£E THU PLAY/ & TIIK. (tU K ST IO N I A m i r e 1,1 Addition to the Piny a Special Lecture Will De Presenlcd on L f \ i / l l j U T h i s Vital Subject by Miss Edna Mny, a Noted Social Worker. LECTURE AT MATINEE ONI.Y■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a ak a B k B H a k k B K B > H a» u a u H M U k a u u an a iiii« M a a x u ati» au M « k x a H B n x u a aH n k ia k n ■ B a a a a n B B a u B a H a a B a a u a a a a a B ja u a a a a d B a u a a a ija u H u a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a B a n a a n H a B B a a a a a B B Batteries & Tires a Sanitary hand cleaning nnd a pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 Total estim ated cost .................................................. ........ 6,607.00 aa S;e E ast 2nd. St. ■ To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. a Number of feet frontage .......................... ....................1518,5 n Assessment per foot frontage .............. .......................$4.2667 PHONE 348. Fred T. Williams, Engineer. \ rum* 1Jt‘Nt*rl|itinii I 'r r l l m l i u i r r I J B S B I S B H B B W B B H B a l I B B a B B B B B B B B B V a B I B n X B M t l BBB B H Z U B B M B M I’rrl I'rniilttKi* 1a a a B ■ ■ FIRST STREET flU B B B B B B B B H B B aB B H SB B B B B B I I A FEW CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR EACH | MEMBER OF THE FAMILY PYREXWARE The Pilot writes accident and health 1 as life insurance and so, besides the oldsti forms of life contracts, is able to offer surance containing very attractive against disability or accidental death. Assets $7,230,000 Surplus to Policyholders... $ L1 Insurance in Force Over... $60,0 An.i'MIlirlll Kpurling’n Addition, Sanford. Flush your kidneys by drinking II. l>. Durant, U k e Mary, Fla., Lot 5 Blk A,....... 129 $550.40 a quart of w ater each day, also H. S. Baumel, lait 10 Blk A, ................................ .120 512.00 take salts occasionally, says u not­ 567.47 ed authority, who tells us that too Wesley Chestnut, Lot 8 Blk B, ............ .................. 133 567.47 much rich food forms acids which Mamie Heeren, Lot 11 Blk B, .............................133 almost paralyze the kidneys in I,Mile's Addition, Sanford their efforts to expel it from the B. II. Berg, Dean, e t til I.ot II 554.24 129.9 blood. They become sluggish nnd C. It. Duffiii, L it 12 551.24 ... 129.9 weaken; then you may suffer with 567.47 N. II. Iwotmrd, lait 21 . 133 u dull m isery in the kidney region 507.47 it 22 ................. sharp pains in the back or nick ....133 headache, dizziness, your stum- j p. Sanders, Lot 31 512.00 3 1 .......................... .. 120 ache sours, tongue is coat, d, a n d , u „ B |k t.t 1 Ijllt 550.10 Lot ;,o 32 .. . 129 wht*n the w eather ih lmd you havu _ Orange Park, Sanford rheumatic twinges. Tho urine gets 653.39 ..129.7 cloudy, full of sediment, the chan­ H. B. Lewis, Lot 15 .............................................. ..129.7 nels often get sore and irritated, II. It. Lewis, Lot 2 0 .................. ............. 129 650.40 obliging you to seek relief two Notice is hereby given to any uml all persons interested in the or three limes during the night. special assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ To help neutralize these irrita t­ ing acids; to help cleanie the kid­ scribed that said special assessments are payable in full within thirty neys and flush off tho body's urin­ days a fter the above ami foregoing special assessment roll has been ous waste, get four ounces of Jail equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installm ents Salts from any pharmacy here. Take a tnhies|K>onful in a glass with interest a t 8 per cent per annum from and a fte r tho time said of w ater before breakfast for n special assessments stand unproved and confirmed. few days, and your kidneys may A meeting of tho Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Flu., then act fine. This famous salts will ho held a t tho City Halt a t 2:30 P, M. on the 22ml dny of De­ is made from the acids of grapes and lemon juice, combined with cember A. D. 1921 ut which meeting said Hoard will hear any nnd lithia, and hus been used for years all complaints and objections ns to such special assessm ents, nml will to help f lu s h and stim ulate slug- ut said time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice giih kidneys; also to neutralize and right, and when raid special assessments are so equalized and tlm acids in the system so they no adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and lie, and rem ain binding longer irritate, thus often reliev­ liens upon the property nguinst which suid assessments are made un­ ing bladder weakness. Jad .Suit* inexpensive; can til paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 183, adopt­ not injure and makes a delightful ed by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Fla., on October effervescent lithia-w ater drink. I 13th,' 1924. Dy all means have your physician | I*. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. examine your kidneys a t least ,a ' twice a year. —Adv.^Uec. 41 a,|d Tho Pilot Life Insurance Company iic and successful. Twenty years ago the ( wrote its first policy. Every five years iui in force has doubled, and its assets non doubled. The past year was the best ini tory, adding $885,000 to assets. s■ SPECIAL PRICES DRINK WATER IF Representing the Pilot Life Insoua! pany of Greensboro, N. C„ for Sanforii rounding territory, Mr. Winston and ha1 are now able to offer to the public a oat] plete line of Personal Protection writtenI insurance company in the South. R. A. Winsti i 405 First National Bank Sanford, GUNS CUTLERY POCKET KNIVES PERCOLATERS FISHING TACKLE GENERAL AGENT FOB p i L ° CHILDREN’S TOYS AND SPORTING GOODS Life Insurance Comp' Santa Claus suggests that these gifts can best be bought at of Greensboro, N. C. Hill Hardware Co. A I •11 H. .w. McALISTER, B. G U N T E R , Vice-Pres. President and a a a * B B a « B a a B B iia a B m a a a a B « a a a B * * * * !2 �*>*i5#t* 2 -. .-.a -- r - - f-'r;-' v^*-,J ■? -rragj • •• ... m « 3{BAWVADn R L i rInI i iX tiD AIMl4UK 11 R n ETtiA =±ss ad Every Classified Advertisement On This Fade )R P R O F I T " 1 1Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Dally Herald TH IS BUSINESS DIRECTORY f.AD RATES Cash*in Advance _ aila. v l t i bm »•*• pnirons nnrt « t > at l a i n i * a i « t « l r .»■* ie« a Um B« a l i a r 4m a In designed (o piece within easy reach of th* people of Hanford Ine services so often needed. Consult thin list when any spe­ cial service is required. It is nrtanged alpha helically for your convenience■For space in this DIRECTORY PHONE 148 Typ* d a u b l a a b o v e (Tatra a r t fo r eonT oserthnn. , of avoraca length ,t«d a liar. Miscellaneous For Sale Houses For Rent FOR RENT—New bungalow, 6 rooms and bath, lights, water, ALL WOOL SUITS also apartm ents. $25,000, Mrs. Tailored to measure, guaranteed E. A. M offett Celery Avo., phone to fit. $25.00. Sanitary hand 167-W. ceaning and pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills. 305 E ast Second Apartments For Rent Street. FOR SALE—Grocery stock and | fixtures, will rent or sell building. FOR RENT—Three room a p a rt­ m ent, 300 French Avenue. I Other business necessitates the ' sale of same. Apply Box 507. Sanford, Fin. For Sale Real Estate BERK’S TH REE GOOD ONES And next week is going to be loo late. Act Now. SUBURBAN HOME Activities of Importance | Building Material FOR RESULTS Wanted WANTED—Sales Ladies.—Apply MIRACLE Concrete Co- general manager. F. W. Woolworth Co. cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. IL WANTED—You to have your set­ Terwlllegeir, Prop. tings this coming week for Lumber and Building M aterial Christmas photos. F. C. Welsh C arter Lumt Lumber Company Studio, Mcisch Bldg. Next to Phone 565 N. Laurel St. I po«t office. HILL LUMBER CO. House Service, Quality and Price. ’ FOR SALE—Eight room house, close in. Phono 65S-J, v ----------------------------------- benefitted by the improvement pro­ vided for by this resolution, nnd that the special assessments to be : made nnd entered against nil lots of! RESOLUTION NO. 188 Houses For Sale Automobiles r Jin Kerri Panel 33 1921— F o r d I l u n ’b m i t t r u c k 31 1921— F o r d T o u rin g 33 1931— K u rd Runabout 33 1922— t n u l u c T o u rin g 43 1921—-F o r d T on-T ruck S3 m i l — K «r'i P o r t l o r l****lsn O less—P o n t T o u rln a 19 «0 1923— P oUko T o u rln ic 1933— D o d g e T o u rin g 60 “TKUMX TO SOME I'KOIH.K* !• r a i l t'RXT OKI' F o il Al.t. VJ I. W. 1*1111.1.1PS SOX 9 lioilur Dealers Fhnnr Xn, U. Oak A 2*1 Vmr M nkt Type 1931— C h e v , T m irim c 1931— F o r d L t. T r u c k Located just out side the city lim­ fhsraa I0o fo r Aral ADVERTISEMENT Sanford Building and Loan As­ it*, on the road to the Country FOR KENT—Garage. 210 Lai sociation Preferred Stock enn be _iiPln r Is r e s t r i c t e d t o Scaled proposals will be rccciv Club. Nice new bungalow with Avenue. [timlflcatlou. * cashed on 60 days notice, interest ed by the City Commission of San-!!"™ " " “J™ l^nr is tnado Tho Banpayable April 1st and October 1st r i v ia . a t .u-._ ater */***"»• telephone, etc., 22»4 A RESOLUTION PROVIDING nnd lnn'U ndjoininK, n"d cIontiKU' ANOTHER BARGAIN—Used ( Eld will be responsible AIIVKIITISISO ford, tFlorida their office ... in .u_ the "acres you can’t beat it. of lund, seven cleared, orange |7a« Incorrect Insertion, se ii virus iliac, four passenger phnel FOR THE PAVING. RE-PA Y -, ,,U9 or l’ound,nK and abutting upCity Hall, a t or before 2 p. m., trees, nnd place in good shape. nUrr, for aubeeqnsnt only $450.00 Ford Garage. No The office should be WILLIAM S. ALLEN w rites di­ 1NG. HARD SURFACING ANI»! on such contemplated improvcClose to Country Club. Can he Dec. 22, 1924, for grading, drain­ Buy eight per cent Preferred smedUtelr in case of ment shall bo made upon a foot Pa l m e t t o . _________________ rect mail and newspaper adver­ Stock in the Sanford Building and ing, and paving the following bought on terms. Price $5,500.00. RE-llARD SURFACING OF tising. Plans complete cam­ Lonn Association, established 1908. i A n v R R T iin u . frontage basis; that is to suy, that OAK AVENUE FROM H IG H -1 streets, to-wit: paigns. Ten years of experience. i representative thorLAND STREET SOUTH TO ! ,n th(! PreP"™11™ of tho i!'Pr<’ial cilinr with ra is e rules Maple Avenue from F irst S treet Phone 015 or Box 71. Sanford, Don't take chnnces in ch< jratlon. Will glVd-you n iT P iiw v QTuii'rn1 a w i rv ru ’ lis c s in itn t roll covcrini' the con* Used Florida. __ ____________ BUNGALOW to F ifth Street. cotton m ixture— Buy tho wi In fo rm atio n . And If n v \ . ^ J KEET’ A WIDT" ! templutetl improvement, such specthey will aselst you In ARMATURE AND MOTOR RE­ known guaranteed All Wool Sco Holly Avenue from F irst Street OF 21 FEET. j |n| assessments shall be determined IRON AGE fear want ad to matte On Park Ave. Close in. Five to F ifth Street. Whereas, the City Commission j ami prorated according to tho foot Woolen Mills suits tailored to y< SPRAYER WINDING. frctive. Jrooms and Bath. Completely fur­ Poplar Avenue from F irst Street nished. Side walks and street pav­ of the City of Sanford, Florida,! frontage of the respective proper-i s ^ r e e ^ O n l T S a ^ ' ^ HOOLEHANE<,8t ! ORTXAT PfOTICB, to Third Street. •rrs should give their STEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE COLEMAN ing paid. A bargain, complete at deems it advisable to improve | ties specially benefitted by s a i d ! ---------------------- -------------------postoffice address ss Proposal to bo presented in u $7,000.00. CO. Expert Electrical repnirs. grade, construct, reconstruct, pave improvement. |~ Salesman “wanted ~ b y ” Jacks 3rd nnd Oak oheir pt>°n* number If sealed envelope, endorsed on the 103 W. Central Ave. Orlando, Ira results. About one nnd re-nave with sheet asphalt on I h r i t FURTHER R E S O L V E D . ' vGle wholesale grocery for S Phone 110 Fla. It of s thousand has a outside “ Bid for Paving,” Sanford, | n 0 inch rock ba"c' thl' foUowln* That tho Tax Assessor and the tonl “nd 1)0U n d ^ i t c r y , and the others csn‘1 CORNER LOT AUTOMOBILES FOR KENT FOR SALE—Buy your Christm as' Florida, nnd the name of the bid! Avenue in the City of Sanford,: C|ty C,crk of t|w c ,ty of Sanford> tircss Wholesale Grocery, care fctto with you unless Herald. oranges now. Fanciest fruit dor or bidders. your addrees. j Morida, to-wit: j j,’|orj,jnt jn nreordance with the ontlnuanre MOST be RENT-A-REEL Car. Drive it packed $1.75 F. O. B. Sanford. .1. on Oak Ave., Each proposal must accom ..Located i person at The SaaOak Avenue, II.uni. bouvUI.I.UIII. nvniianrn In close ,nnrcnuv, From iiu m Highland provisions of OT Sections hCCUonS 101 nnd HIIU 102 1UJ WANTED—Young lady to yourself. Oak nnd Second St. It. Ellis’ Market, Celery Avenue. rnlil office or by let* stenographic work and h Phono 561-J. Phone 3. pnnied by n certified check,made i horhnod. ° t r e c ^ Pnv"nj'and ° S c I Strcet south to Hl,k’hcy Street. j of tho c h a rte r o t the City of Sanr,U phone d'aeeatlabookkeeping. Good opportun n«> v a l i d , payable a t sight, *to the *»------order *— of walks paid. -■ Can ............................AH he bought on of said improving, grading,; fon| ( Florida, shall proceed withfor ambitious person. Inquire FOR SALE—Small restaurant on the City Auditor & Clerk, of S a n -<very easy term s. Price $1,500,00. Service. AUTO BODY REPAIRING construetion, reconstruction, pav-‘ oll^ (|c<|ny to make a special nsscs- Herald Office. West First Street making good Prompt, Efficient CHARLES STEIN — Automobile money. Good ____ reasons for selling. ford, Florida, for 3 per cent of ing and repaving to be done In j , me„ t roll, assessing the special the amount of their bid. Body repairing and Rebuilding, j Apply 317 W c stT lra t Street. compliance with plans, speciflcn-[ benefits to Ik* received as the re­ n r ’ ii.ir o il n f Iiuk I ultinir.. In He SEE UUU LARGE LISTING Engles Home, Oak Avenue. Tho successful bidder or bidders In o le F o u n t y, F lo r lila . anil ilirscrll tains, profiles anil estim ates of ,,ujj 0f (jJ0 improvement contcm- an SAUSAGE fiilluwn: BEFORE BUYING. will be required to give a bond said proposed improvement of Onk T > |ato«I against all lota nnd lands " L o t t o f B lock 3 o f T P r I, o f I All pork oak smocked, 40 cents AUTOS FOR HIRE n c c o r i ll n g t o per pound, postpaid. Cash. Min­ equal to 50 per cent of his or their I Avenue from Highland Street t'») adjoining a n d contiguous o r TIt.o wT nr n fof fn r i.s.inforil. r n Mop. o f r i T u n l In I* EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day hid, nnd such bond to be executed imum shipment, 3 lbs. Satisfac­ Hook I. p aai-a itl-61 iif tile puli .!•*Jk or night. Meets all trains. Bag­ tion guaranteed. Mrs. Knock Saw­ by n surety company licensed to Bit ITT REALTY COMPANY. INC. Hughey Street, now on file in tho i)0Umj|ng nnd abutting upon such rr c o r il n o f H”inlnol<. C o u n t y , office of the City Manager of tho improvement, nnd upon tho com-' l«l» " ' ' ~ REALTORS ~ gage transfer. Phone 551. yer, Tifton, Ga. do business in tho Slate of Flori-' n t y of Sanford, Florida, which p|otjon „f said assessment roll to ^, ' h h7 f ' y o u 5 \ , OOD 1*OR BALE Seasoned oak ,ja s„j,| bond to be approved by tho AUTO TRIPS siiid pliiTiHt 8pacification*, profiu*8 c*iiyp$j y copy thereof to bo publish* lit*iviiy t** nppeiiF i and pine. Delivered any length. . . 11 * Sanford, Fla. 202 First Street City Commission. W. D. Earle. 203 E ast 10th St., and estim ates have been heretoforo ut( two times consecutively, once. t ’V .n'tV 'iV i’ y 'iVf 'Vimi!irv! V m ^ ' ii ,,,‘ ...... ~ .......... ........ ....... .... III! W W W liliifci umoLwuMitTj* I'iitv j i'it* III*!, i|,iy in .1 T llimi(‘y. MRS. J. B. CARDER. Sight-see­ Copies of the plans and specifi­ ing nnd pleasure trips ut uny phone. approved by the City Commission rtu.h weck, j„ „ newspaper P » b - j y,,<Ki",rl .ia- ^ U d ’ caa^Hemln n hoi cations may ho scon ut the office time. Call 4G and constitute the plans nnd spec- Hahccl in Sanford,_ Florida,_ a tta c h -1. *.>.suit t . uui.-» the ntm . f itho co ............... OPPORTUNITY—One chance in of the City Manager, or nt the of­ , ,. | pliilnmu, Si-iulniili' Meiuiltlis l’o ifientions for said work, there ,ing to said special assessment roll lm,iy, |„ |t, :ljMlv„ ,|,.9crll AUTO WRECKER a hundred to pick up beautiful fice of Fred T. Williams, Engin­ IATTAN SHIRTS fore, O tter hido for Christmas presents. so published a notice directed to ( ( ' J ' Vhul th u . Ki ami shades, make an P. A. MFRO. Day or night ser­ eer. Plans and specifications mny W. A. ltoss, Sorrento, Fla. BF. IT RESOLVED, That the all property owners interested in u*r h« ptiMUhp*i nnn* n w»**k We have some Wautiful lake ristmas gift for “him.” vice. Day phone 394. Nlghl be obtained a t either olflce on d o -j frunt jots 0„ j ^ e wlidmere u n e-1 c ity Commission of the City of at McKinnon-Markphono 590, »«l*l .U tln il I f l1 a S ! m 1* " i , w 3.'w A fV «V ll!l FOR SALE—For your C h rist-1 posit of $10.00 which will be r e - 1hr.lf niihi Snnfn;^. Fioruiai d ecm 'sY ndvi,s- in accordance with the provisions i "> the eitv of Huurnnl. Ht*mln fcpany. mas tree or evergreen decora-' turned if a bid is made, tn a nest FILLIN ti STATIONS AND able, ns a necessary puhlic im of the f h arter of tho City of San-j monk o u n i'H l'P . ADJITDfl tiona, leave order with Sanford The City Commissions re se rv e , lor sale. T a in t e d c a n d l e ­ AUTO SU PPLIES s t ic k s | t J, boxed in gift box BAGGETT’S FILLING Open day nnd night fuve gift card, $1.25, Art Avenue and Second <xv>l es Co., Orlando. FELLOWS’ SERVICE 311.10 IRA VATS Gulf Gas, Oil, Ited material which is unriim. Service with pi’t in regimental stripes, and F irst. Phone Mjon-frea Co., Orlando. WIGHTS—Three stations. ; y o u . .Mr. ScholfleUI who has been ; ro-hnnl surfacing of Oak Avenue T hat the special assessments pro­ Tu ri- U aiitt” uf J. U . Kurd, The best Christmas pres FITTED TRAVELING noli. »„d S c c c d . F ir * n n d " i £ F0, L “ '.'E „AJ , ° ? C E , -One . rn Pony be thine in vided for by this resolution to be N’litlci* In liort'liy k Ivcu. to [ill | singing a t the Baptist Church will ns aforesaid, shall ever given is a good photo. (V CASE whom it m iy eoneern. th at on tin V ouch f o r t h e n b o v e . I T ib ' J3ril ilny of Dertnilmr. A. D. 1931. LAKE JE SSU P LAND CO., Inc. strict compliance with the plans, made nnd entered against the pro­ this week. F. C. Welch. Mei brocadetl buff silk, with Expert service. $200 cash; one Republic 1-ton I shall apolv to Um lloooruhle i: specifications, profiles and esti- perty bounding and abutting upon Bldg., next to post office. tray and ten-piece set Longwood. FIsBEAUTY PARLORS truck, good $150 cash; one F e d - 1 K- H/mslml.lor. Iiid sr of ■al.l Cmni rticlea in gold, $45, Third __ ________ ______ mates therefor, now on file in the said improvement shall he pnyublu *> » i. __i * m i u I «« Jtitlijrt o f I’rol*al«, fo r a f i r m Lun-Ives Co., Orlando. MADAME HARRIET, Mnrinello Lfal --to n trill k, good, *,>.>0 rash. dlsrlHirau as Adm inistrator of Urn the option of the property bwnwork of all kinds. Rain w ater n Address S tafford G arage, L a k e : imtuin nf J. \V. Ford, decsiisod. amt FOR SALE—Four five-room bun- office of the City Manager of the t h a t u t i h e m u n g li m n I w ill iire s r n t galows lined throughout, ju st! City of Sanford, Hloridn. which owning property bounding and specialty. Old First National Monroe, Fla. krAINTF.D WASTE to tmlil U o u r t m y fi n a l n e r n m iM [is H’F.R BASKETS Bank Building, nhonc 245. i *“ >'1 specifications, profiles; nbutting upon such improvement A i l t n l n l s t r a t n r of said e s t a t e , a n d ante ,,fi . pavcd .bi^ !tway;.. in sprays of holly, wisf o r t h e i r n n p ro v iil. have’ been DRUGS seen' to r be "miprcci a ted, can'V v’e ’ nnd nnd estimates him be" n hereto- i as follows: either In full within D a te d O r t o h e r 29. A. t*. 1921. rosea, hrightly painted, J>. Hrroml Wlrt-el f"re approved by ths ( ity ( om-j thirty days a fter said assessments A. H. FOUD, AdtnlnlHtrator. I terms. A. Hawk, GinderviUe. Shop, Dickson-Ivcs Co., LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. Wa \ r « H rrlitrlhrr llnllillni* mission and constitute the plans' „haji jgnnd equalized, approved are ns near you as your phone. I with wood heater, also garage, H r* ..'iV ‘ My. ‘ s '1..re1 »r riio'iiia.1 F(.)U f A. ("linr?\v!>°and^Uth nnd specifications for said pro- un(t confirmed, or in ten equal an117 Laurel Avenue. Cal! 10.J. PATENT HAT BOX X X / T ' V X a t.! S t % % » S : “ lm ta n e rte rm s. • impnm .nu.nt of Oak Avenue mml installments with interest at inches wide, lined in blue FLORIST FOR RENT—Rooms with or w ith­ whom it nmv cuiirrrn, that^ «ii» tM«>i Thin ift a (rood buy. It. Sanford Novelty Works Ocatic, | between IIiKnlami Street n m li rntc of eight per cent |>er an* with shirred pockets, STEWART TH E FLORIST” out meals. Reasonable rates. 23r(l (lay r»f Di<renil<«*r, A. D I'1’* ird Floor, Dickson-Ivea V. C. COLI.K H Seminole Bank. ^ Hughey Street, a width of 2i feet, ntim upon all deferred payments Lincoln Hotel. 1 hIi .i II ituiily i<> ih n ll n n n r .i li l» H. K, Flowers for all occasions. ndm Men ilm ld i'r, J i u l g e n f n ild f m i r t . nnd this Commission hereby do -j from „ n<| after the time said spec814 Myrtle. Rhone 260-W Iletler Baby Chix FOR RENT— la rg e office on a s Judut* e f I ’riilnitc. f u r ;i fill'll c la res tho necessity for the pav- ja| aasessments shall be and stand CONTRACTOR AND I1U1LDB MOME BOOK-ENDS illsrtinrK d »» A ilm ln ls trfU Irx of lie* from l . r n r r a l S h op ■ml Mill W i l k .la<'*,lie, ileeeasi'il‘ l-rninted m etal, black TYPEW RITERS AND REPAIRS FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, e s t a t e o f .1. PINEBREEZE FARMS ing, re-paving, hard surfacing nnd fjn„ |iy equalized, approved nnd 10-room house in country near a m t Ilia! n t llu* r i m a t i m e t will 8IT « o m i n r r e l a l S l r r c t th colorful figures, $11.50. All makes of typew riters for Florida's Largest Poultry Farm rc-hnrd surfacing of sai l portion [ confirmcd, and, liro s e n t t o s.ilil H o iir t in y final Pickaon-Ives Co., Orlan- sale on easy term s, for rent, nlso paved highway, good location, n n - o i i u t s i s A i t m l n t s t r a l r l x rtf said (Not a Hatchery) of Oak Avenue ns aforesaid, as u electric lights, good water. II. C. eslnt*- n n d a s k f o r ttit-1r* a p p r o v a l . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.L repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 Du Bose. Evcrv chick chick niv sired byj our pedi9 necessary .public improvement. D a t e d i Ic tn lie r S t. A. D. 1921 Thnt this resolution shall ho and Bali Bldg. i t F ltliT IIF R HF^OI VFD V IO L A JA C O II9. A d m l n l s l r n t r l t . greed males direct from high re*EKR WIDE BELTS ord trapnested hens. Chix th a t; B>* »" rU R T IIr.lt Rl.SOlA ED, become effective immediately from LAWYER FOR RENT—One furnished bed­ l't, H e, and lVt inches room and garage, 815 Park I \ r o t 'l t r OK I III \ rv J l lllil-;. make you profits. $20 per hundred That a total expenditure not ex- and after its passage and adop­ Office in tin and black, 81.25 and LEWIS O’BRYAN. ARCHITECT Srmlllolr liiiinli, Slntr nf Itiirlil:., $180 per thousand. Delivery Jan. i-ccding Two Thousand Five Hun- tion. Seminole Bank Building Annex. Ave. tic■■seil belts, 1 \a in. wide 20. Order early, ns already half In r e i;«tnti> nf ,1. AV. Hlpt'N. dred and Twenty Two ($2522.66) Phone 417-L 3. ii black, $1.50. DicksonMember A. I. A. N il Ice l« li,*r(*liy irlv(*n, t*» nil Adopted this 8th day of Decem­ lto.se Uulldiin; First Street. Opposite Postof­ w hom It m ay c o tir rr n . t h a t *01 ih<* sold out. White leghorns only. Dollars is hereby authorized to Wando. .MEN’S CLOTHING ber, A. I). 1024. 2nr .i duy n t Docomher. A. D. 1911. 1"W rite for interesting booklet." fice. Reasonable. Inquire Semi­ Orlando, riurliln cover the cost of paving, re-puv-} S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price nole Business Exchange.________ <vu . h a l l a p p ly to tli« Honor;il>|c 11. 604 Laurel Ave. FORREST LAKE I iKY WALL POCKETS F, llo u s h o ld o r. Jiid n n nf Nitld I'oiirt. | — Pine breeze Tailored Suits—$32,50 and up. Farm . Callahan, ing, hard surfacing and re-hard S. O. CHASE jin Judg*- of I’rnlmte. f o r o u r final tional lotus blossom deu a B a a ia a a a a a a a a a a ia H M i Milnne T heatre Bldg. _ . , surfacing Onk Avenue between t dlsi-hariri* u« A d m ln ls triltn rs *'f lie* Florida. a C. J. MARSHALL 5 in the A rt Shop Third NOTARY* PUBLIC ratritn of J. W. Hlpi-N. i l « - t n . n l , and FOR SALE OR RENT—Furnish­ Highland Street a n d Hughey Sck.ion-Ives Co., Orlando. As tin* City Commission of (J ed 5-room house. W ater, lights, Fashion able Dicss mu king- 601 Unit a t th*' r'litii* lino* we will t»rM. W. GEER, Hcralu Office. se n t t o said I 'n u r l o u r fin a l a n mini i and gas, nice location. ReasonStreet, a width of 24 feet, which tiie City of Sanford, FTorida. }J Magnolia Ave., phono 88. hh A d m l n l s t r n i e r s of said estiili-, *‘F » r V uitr l l r u l l l i " Phone 148. EH SPANISH POTTERY able, 709 W. 3rd St. __ . 1said sum of Two Thousand Five (S eal) ti I G e r y o n t i Who tuts t r i e d t h l and a s k fur th id r a p p r o v a l. n Shop—ink-wells, $1.25; JULIA ZACHARY, Herald Olfice. H FOR SALE— 10 acres in MarkHated Orlolo-r 29 A. D I't'lt V i u e r c a l l s f o r a re f ill . Hundred and Twenty Two ($2.- Attest: L. R. Philips, It 75c; jardinieres, $4. L. L. HIRES und it. L. SIPKS. Phone 148. am. seven miles from Sanford, 522.00) Dollars is the total estiF u r H p r tl c e 1‘h u n r 30 * Administrators. City Clerk. r«s Co., Orlando. M six room house under construction ■ |PRINTING Silver Lake Springs Cc burn i lx 10, two acres under culti- mated cost of said improvement; Dec. 13th. MATTHEW PRESS-PRINTING i v r m u t i i f c o t v r v .ii im . i:. that the entire coat of the int-i PIECE DESK SETS ___ Mrmlii«»8i* C o u n ty * Mult* «if r i o r l i l n . vatinn, 10 acres cleared, splendid - , QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE. Me, rose, nnd lavender, $J; T ii r»* KNt.ntr nf Konit.k An*lrow« i eiti'UH land, will i?row anything, i m m . e r m v r v , k .Oltlll \. IV provement aforesaid, rhnll he a s : Commercial St.. It. R. Ave. Nolle* In hereby nlvrn. to »H , Wi(ti.ri i»rjc-e $1,200.—EmanCt.2.5; decorated'w ith butC IIA N T E IIY . teased ngulnst till property abutt­ wh«m it may concern, that on thoi H . .. . /• „ n..i n Uue. $1. Dickson-Ivcs HAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers} ! 3 i ‘i iia y o f 1 i T i mlx r a D i s m i u e l P e t e r s o n . G e n . D el. SEMINOLE UKCITRITIF.S COM ndo. nnd otTice outfitters. Phone 340. —Orlande— T *)ini1 apply to Mu* Hnitoral*!* K. F’OR ftE N l'—Two furnished rooms ing and fronting upon that por­ I'ANV. A cnr|H»rntlf>n. ornttnixed nml 115 Park Avenue. ___________ F. Houaholdpr, .Dniga of tuilil Court, I [jq.j l.aurel Ave, tion of Onk Avenue between High­ eslsllmt under the Iii ivh nf Hip Stale ARCHITECT ns J ipIko of Protoite for a final » 0 F OUILTED SATIN pi pin ant. REAL ESTATE land Street nnd Hughey Street of Florida. Cumvs. illsrhnrKf* ns Administrator nf It'* pink, light blue, black, coe s t a t e o f r t n s l t a C. A n d r e w s , ....... as- J First Nutionul Hank 31< Tho hclra. devlece.i, granlee** nnd to be so improved by the paving, ? a9*l rare, sizes 3 to 7. D. A. CALDER & J. C. ZURFL1EH ed. u n d t Ii it t lit I h e a s i n e ti m e I ! other c la im a n ts uiut»r lie nry S. SunUiiic / Shoe Department, | Real E state Brokers—All kinds of will present !•* said Court rm f n il r-.ril t i f f . sed. ir ol herw IV 1:T. \ U Sanford, ------------ Flori I property listed and for sale. Of You can buy Furniture and Rugs ftmiiipin ns Admlnlxlr.ltiir of 'hi Co., Orlando. Uafe ul'int hard surfacing of said portion of estate, and nsk for their apirovul ( h r 108 Second St., Near Park of (Quality at moderate prices. ! r\ Dated i). 3D. A. r>. |T»31. Of tDF.R Ft* R 1*1*111.1r a t ION Oak Avenue, a width of 24 feet, -HX BOSK OF SILK j Avenue. Phone 2H2. ______ Oiir Better Homes Cluli enables r i l l L I l ' It. ANDREWS*. k, ton'i in inewest iu »vis t Luuirs, colors, J. E, KPURLING, sub-division you to pay for it a little a t u time. Administrator. nnd against nil lots und lands ad­ T H E »TA r i : ft F FLORI »\ 1.' you ilnalrn p r o m p t s o r v lc a l iht ami dark beige, jack r. rt »Vll A nna M Triiff*>ri joining and contiguous or bound­ ex e c pi 1. m a t w o r k specialist. Subdivision to Or­ T IT ire. 1 >.|W) n Hay. N>n»ill Wn Wn, 1 Ji.wniight—in all sixes, ing and abutting upon said im­ Enid anil. amt till pii-ti*- if *lm lux lando, Florida, ami F l o r a CALL tU'-U wldon-Ivex Co., Orlando, Lot in Sanford Heights, In ter .•*»t •* uiiili- ■ llenriinf*»ri1. Heights, Florida on Dixie Highprovement; that Two Thousand lie,-.ist’,1. o r o herw (uv: Vruia •r i ur* $1,000. $150. cash, balance way.~ ,. ANDIRONS Sanford Steam Prosser Five Hundred and Twenty-Two 1rtnl - I'Mcu »' infnrd d (•tVT *-il ur • Stilish iron, with sides 1 n th r rwl«. uml •r E. It. T rrt f f ird.' d f $15.00 monthly. S IGN P AINTING _____ First Slrrrt ($2,522.00) Do I In Ur is the total •<l or n th s r w U e ; ii iiiU-r MiUR‘8 o" *ke antique shaped leg, in. it. imceas*M r w l \ I-vni l. o r lithe SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right estimated cost of said contem plat­ l , FIof»r, Dickson-Ives iler 3lo *• 4 L y m u u HU. r u $ leu for ■ado. prices for signs of all kinds. N EW 5-rnon» b u n g a l o w , Kurnfr*-., t'O U N E R lot on M uunolla In h eights 8 lots and G room house ed Improvement in the paving, re-, 1ultd 1.1 ITfill It III*;. il rH'L'il SL-ll of di-Hlralilc location. H t r c t a n d jJV s” * ISM c a i l f * # ^ * 2 It. N. NIPPER. 1 f.vrwlr 1-: m u te r >t. /V. it,00'). on W est 4th street. sidi-wulk nil paid. U*-st b uy in paving, hard surfacing and re-hard Ma h o g a n y SMOKING o r nth i r w l :*v; Uti­ m a n ite* tf.IJir l Sanford Avenue a t 1st Street. town. 15,330.U0. 4300 c a sh . 450 p e r i ---------led. n t Terms. surfacing of said portion of Oak «* r 'I'erry Uv I'rsnli, *1 l . _ STAND I’hone -173-J. _h ‘ SIX ro o m hutiKulnw b e tw e e n t l t h Dill,* . 1,1..* . hm ( l i r a is> iu; Ill S Marble amt E r a u l t a f r o m 1:jfl,i,d base, a convenrnontn. amj 13th Ht., eastern expoaure, Avenue, to be specially assessed yur. ll *.... nurd. or o th e r y h r It’u l r f iguarrlvo. tti-ot of i i u a l l t y l --------■ nice Pawn, u u r n p i . d a n d y location. i um i| e r e - le d . or ut ic r * , [ v' removable ash tray, PAPER HANGER— I. L. Talbott, *W -» . Flu wor kt i ui i ts bl p. (» room house on Oak again t ail lots and lands adjoin­ WUi i; um e r J II H«w*«*r. t! hanger. DARK Avenue c o r n e r lot 70x1 IT.' >3.75t|i»o. 4750.00 cash. Balance naintcr nod paper ... in-.utch holder, $6.56. W r'i* fo r la te st d s s la n * B e tw e e n J t t h ' m o n th ly . m i l e r 1 j tul»*i* Kl t t ’« $5,500. Good ing und contiguous or bounding | u r «nil* nn e a s t rn exposure. Avenue, c. ii. T t i i v r w r 'fr* Dickson-Ivea Co., Or- j Phone 5511 Orlando r o a d . ‘ ltv*( « t.itd 13th Hi. 11. 750.00. 1330 cash, u r •1 herwlne it iu i« r Kajf Snhl or i l . I ’lorliln ' and abutting upon said improve­ H. Mtt*l|» *. «!i* •e1»r*l. l utl •*rv terms. iittl. m onthl> p a y m e n t s . DOWN. 420 PER MONTH will »*. O. Il.*r S9X. l-li n< S t TIN AND METAL WORK artfi put you in imsseasioti of uny of ment; the sum of $4,094 is the es­ Kr«* ts«rl«*l> W. 1 in.it* II II v eIIX.| | ter* 1 u • It SWEATERS nur * h o lc e Iota loi-nuU In e'ery if a l l v arlie* c l i m!n JAM ES If. COWAN—All kinds! F IV E ac re o r a n g e g r o v e , c l o u in. I section tim ated cost per front foot for said V*NtN um! ««r D .. - il.l F r lf k W. of the city. v'ah r' k'" ld' white; of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. ( N ear rn u n iry club. S m all liuuao., •»r n | t ' r r v ; f « m a i l , itn r n" ’n . .n tra t i n g co lo r a t improvement. I r P i r m 1*... if tn it fl f. («lul *f iU |«I W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak i tm ul w a t e r , e l e c t r i c II k Im * a v a l l - t (Realtor*) for r e n t ; B t •and Motives. Sizes ivsrnl hnuiii-. ,i,i, ItarKHln 45,7511.1,(1. 1-2 cash. AVE hue il p s r l l . e * In ml ln*r I t i t c r r it« un* Avenue and Third Street. Tele* I ut BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, l o>'4, FOOT 8PRC1AU also ijeulralde offices. fill |» i H a lm * Bhkson-Ives Co., Oro r m tie ItataiK easy. phone 1 1 1 , ____ mix mu !«*r K lln r ii TraC* iMrts. la s i | I n g Inter* That it Is the determ ination of Ground Fluor. Heavy < ! fo r d , ilecri ,(** il. i. r oih**rwi «t*; and STOVES IntrrvN t this Commission that all lots and h itn«l«r eln lull: tlri’4 acl ' n il p a r t l r * National Hank lildg. c L l ° - - ir‘s o p a m b e r T r ..f fo ld , d*. V O . t . l ulr o th e r * lands udjoining and contiguous !j Man.l (Realtors) | SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil wist*. 1. Utsl.FJ stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, 105 Magnolia Ave. %%»Z\ii kikU ri? Phone .T19. «rh, brilliants, are $10. or hounding and abutting upon | l t ap pealr in g t*y 103 N. Park Ave. Draw BWl ; r o n i p b ii n t h e r e i n . t h . i t y«ut m a y h e O r la m l ovens and vietrolas. Your credit Vl«\ ^*oor» DicksonPhone 122 5 la i a r c x t c il In that c e r i u m 1lit. Phone 18 la gootl. Phone 49L-3. 321 Firet Btreet. Classified Directory Help Wanted ‘CK* -O -SC O D C Kstmas Gift iggcstions I * = • • “*lu:"sir“*- ’S T e 'T t & n ££ J. H. JACKSON Real Estate Loans Rooms For Rent DAVID B.HYER Dressmaking A New Water Furniture and Rugs Join Yowell-Drew Co. BETTER HOMES CLUB Elton J. Moughtc JUST A FEW SPECIALS Ask Mr, Connelly Seminole Marble C( H. B. LEWIS CO A. P. Connelly & Sons ChiroiHidis � 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, 1924 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, December 13, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 13, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 13, 1924; <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/957f9676aaba098f2e755e26ef860dda.pdf aa1ff68dcf3811a615eba3a5ff15ae92 PDF Text Text r Mi! I '.%*4 , . =w— E s A _ ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Fail to Identify Ship Thought Lost Vversy Greatest e End of World and May Cause ifall ofBaldwin l.l Li -ity l I SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. GOSPER’SBODY NUMBER 111 Smith Property Duped m. It.; t Congress Pauses in Its Many Duties fo*’Services Hono> log W artime President; All Dignitaries, Friends There Wagon Loads of Floral Offer­ ings are Brought to Train at Every Station as Crowds Seek Last View Labor Chief Ifflbl 1President Anderson D eliv ers Eulogy :hill Slated FISHING BOAT IS Increases Audience Lis­ time Minister SAVED AFTER 3 Radio tening to Address by Presi­ dent of WUson'sAlmaMnter chill Says Britain DAYS OF STORMS pour . portion Highest Temp. Lowest Temp. -f'. SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924. >!t - riij fn -1 ™ f> • > * - n " HOUGHTON. Mich., Doc. 15. —A mile stretch of coast line between Eae'.o tiver and Agate t| Harbor d r being; again patrol!* cil by codit; guard Monday in an effort to find a d u e to Iden­ tify the-lake Ucamer believed to have been: broken ttp In a terrible stnrpi on Lake Sup­ erior, Saturday. Although pieces of-wreckage are piled up on the beach, none of it carried any marking to indicate the Identity of the vessel. i • v*;!i 11 *' V Funeral Party Is • Wearied by Vigil V A 21 yi ■ •A * a ■■ Xv:: V ' t/Y- .. ] Will Be T< PER CAPITA COST Building: Down and Plans Making: for CITY OF SANFORD In tension 1st SI THIS YEAR $13.92 Newlmprovemenl By Turns 2 Members Watch Cost To Each Benton This ' y ' OverDcndRody of Chinftain Captain James Charles Arthur, Fiscal Year I.h 76 Ccnltt former aid to Rajah Hart Singh, w m S rn m i While Others Retire to Rest Lower Than During Laat the “Mr. A” In the aensatlonni WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.—Con­ London Year When II Was $14.68 Sale Price Is Regard* blackmail trial, will not he gress paused in its round of actlvtBePaid atSame ABOARD COMBERS FUNER­ S t y M o n d V y * o ' e x t r a d i t e d from Pari,. TT»ma«Member of Crew Leaps Over­ AL TRAIN,, PARSON, Knns., Dec. BelowMarketValuei hearing the case has order­ 15.—The train bearing the body of ie as Uncle Sam board With Line and Swims memory of Woodrow Wilson. The istrntu The per capita cost of running DeForrest Site Sol the city government of Sanford Chamber of the House of Repre­ ed his release. Samuel Gompers to New York for ; * to Shore Beaching Ship and sentatives for the fiscal year beginning Oct. was the setting for the burial wended its way Sunday )0N, Dec. 15.—The inSaving the Lives of Slates memorial services with Dr. Edwin 1. 11)24 nnd cmllng Oct. 1, 1025 will night toward the labor leader’s fi­ Purchase by the city of San- : _ debt question has Anderson Alderman, president of nal resting place after a day of Mrs. Caroline Votnw, sister of the be $13,02, according to figures sub­ "all others in foreign DUNKIRK, N. Y., Dec. 15. - his Alma Mater, the University of progress marked by outpourings of late President Harding, has been mitted Monday by City Clerk L. ford from W. W. C. Smith of those who wished to pay their re­ shown ns the Innocent dupe of the R. Philips. In comparison with a piece of property nt the foot omestic politics here Captain W. II. Hornke, of Cleve­ Virginia, pronouncing from the rostrum where the late president land and his crew of six Dunkirk spects at *lhe ,<various stations conspirators in the veterans’ hos. tho per capita cost of tho govern­ of East F irst Street for tho re­ hout the past week. fishermen were safo here Sunday revived the Washingtonian custom passed between San Antonio and pital contracts in evidence present­ ment during the past fiscal year, r set rolling by the after having been lost aboard the of delivering In person his message ed by the government in the trial It Is n decrease of 7fl conts or ap­ ported consideration of $20,-., the Kansas line. proximately five and one half per 300 wan announced Monday by * to congress, the eulogy of hia life ittoii conversations be- flsh tug Helene, with no fuel und From Parsons, the train pro­ before Judge George A. Carpenter cent. and achievements. nt Chicago. few provisions, for nearly three Mr. Sm ith and Mnyor F o rre st; ceeded towords St. Louis, where It rance and the United Dignitaries of state, political For the fiscal year ending Oct Lake who repreHeiited th e i days in a Lake Erio storm. wus V’ arrive r j 7:110 Monday land the speech of Win- The Helene was beached at Ango personnges of the past nnd pres­ 1, 1024 the per eapitn cost was morning. Even after dark, large torchill, m inister of ex- la, between here nnd Buffalo, early ent. close friends of the late chief General Hnrboard Delivers crowds $14.08 based on nn estimated popu. City CommisHion in the tranawere found at every sta­ Dedication Address At tion, bent on entering the train, Intlon of 8,000. This year’s per for. Cash wna paid for the [ in which he declared Great Sunday after Milllum Urban n executive nnd guests mnde up the gathering for which all space on capita cost is based on an estimated property and the transaction is of-' Roosevelt Memorial on The and obtaining a last look at the rould expect to be paid at member of the crew, had lenped population uf 10,000. •time us the United States overboard to carrf a line through the floor nnd In the gnllaries hnd fcctlve immediately, it wns forth- t Battlefield of San Juan famous leader of men. ed the British nation ns the rough Bhoal water. When Cupt been reserved. A vast unseen au­ The decrease for the present year or announced. By the timo the train reached i! issue has in years. The Hornko and his men reached shoro dience too had been remembered is said to be remarkable inasmuch SANTIAGO, Cuba, Dec. 15.—No Parsons, wugon loads of flowers The sale of this property to tl) Ijjrws Service is able to their clothes were stiff with Ico. in arrnngmcnts for radio casting American in public Hfo had seen hud been taken aboard thu funeral ns tho population has increased and city ends negotiations which have jiuthorltnt'voly the policy The Helene was Ice laden from the ceremony through a wide chnin more clearly than Theodore Roose­ cur in ndditlon to the floral trib­ Hie city’s needs have become great­ been under way for somo time nnd . velt the responsibility of the Unit­ utes which buried the coffin when • chancellor of the exche- stein to stern, and it wus necessary of stations. er. Despite these things the ex­ its transfer makes It possible for Members of the Wilson cabinet, ed States for the continued tyran­ the train left Snn Antonio, where __ is seeking to impose on to chop a hole in the cabin for the penses huvo been so cut that the de­ the commisiion to begin at once, his widow, ono of his daughters, ny of Spain In Cuba, Mujvr Gen­ Mr. Gbmpcrs died Snturdny morn­ By Unanimous Agreement crease has been mnde possibe. »ct colleagues, and which men to get out. tho extension of First Street east­ and close friends joined with S e n a t e Will Investigate [tan gain their assent—he After the vessel had been beach­ For the present fiscal year tho ward. This plan, under considera­ eral J. G. Hnrbard, U. S. A., re ­ ing of an illness which hud attack­ President Coolidge and his official lto press upon the allies at ed with the aid of a beach putrol Washingtoa Herald Article cost of operating the city govern­ tion of the commissioner* for tho . tired, declnred Sunday at tho dedi*. ed him while in Mexico City and stions conference in P ans which discovered them soon after family, supreme court justices, cation of the Roosevelt memorial forced n hurried return to Ameri­ Attacking Underwood’s Bill ment, it was announced, will bo past few months, will take defin­ ambassadors, and ministers, sena­ they were washed ashore, Capt. ith. can soil. $1311,231 ns compared to the cost ite shnpo a t once with the razlnfl on the battlefield of San Juan. tors, representatives, governors of of $117,441.08 for hist year. The of tho sevcrnl small wooden build­ Members of the funeral party, |h Washington has ex- Hornke and the crew were brought states, army nnd navy officers nnd Geneiul Hnrbord drew a graphic WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.— sum'of $130,231 is exclusive of un ings now located on the property. 1 reply to Ambassador to Dunkirk in a ncurly exhausted invited guests to do reverence to word picture of the stirring events worn out by the long trip nnd the The senate Judicinrv commit­ item of $27,000 which has been es­ inquiries, that Franco- condition. All were in need of food the memory of the war president. that led up to the conflict which anxiety and grief brought about by tee in executive session toduy The dimensions of the city’s lat­ timated as the cost for operating chief’s fatal illness, Sunday 'discussion was Informal and warmth, but were uninjured. appointed a sub-committee to Doctor Edwin Anderson Aider- wns to free Cuba nnd characteriz­ their est acquisition are given as 7<S the gas nnd waterworks plants dur­ The men said the tug loft har­ man. night sought rest while the train fno terms were discussed, ed Roosevelt’s men ns the “Incom­ investigate the Washington president of the University ing the year. This figure is not feet facing Sanford Avonuo and lougli Paris dispatches bor here Thursday morning to lift of Virginia, which Mr. Wilson at­ parable fighting unit of its class giound on its wny castwnrd. By Herald editorial attacking added to the cost of running the 117 feet extending on the propos nets in the fishing grounds 25 turns, two members of the party 1clear that French opinion Senator Underwood and Mus­ tended as n law student, deliv­ —the Rough Riders of glorious kept vigil over the body of their city government, however, because (d extension of First Street. In '; ting to fund the foreign miles off shore. Thick weather ered the eulogy. The Rev. J. J. memory." cle Shonls hill. Chairman the revenue received from running announcing the purehnsc, Mayor prevailed all day nnd when chieftain, while the rest slumbered, •ny conceivable terms “Theodore Roosevelt," said the Cummings said he would not Muir, chaplain of the senate, will these two plants mors than takes ta k e praised the public spiritedCapt. Hornke found his boat help­ knowing thnt they had done all that t amount recoverable from announce the names until to­ pronounce the benediction, with the speaker, “climbed tho heights nt care of the sum which is allotted nesa of Mr. Smith and dc. Ini ' reparations is uncertain, less, he anchared 10 miles off houso chaplain, the Rev. James the hend of his men that July was possible for tho man who hud morrow in order to learn if for their oporntion. In other that the latter, because of his dq shore and attempted to attract the led them for many years. ition continues here. Imthose nppointed are willing to Shera Montgomery offering the morning, taking early steps in that words, is was pointed out, no part sire to aid in the growth uf oliticul forces in all the attention of passing craft. serve. wonderful career thnt wns to car­ opening prayer. of the taxpayer’s dollars is used city had accepted a price for Ljj Friday night the freighter F. W: Headed by Churchill have GOMPERS FUNERAL TRAIN The memorial services were ry hint through the governorship property which Is far below Us neHart, Buffalo to Lorain, Ohio, pass* I the pretext of ambassador WASHINGTON, Dee. 15. — Tho for its operation. broadcast by radio through n chain of his native statu to the presiden- F.N ROUTE TO WASHINGTON, For the year 11)24-25 the city’s tuai value. Mr. Smith, the mayor Vnd's tnlks to reopen the ed within a few feet of the Heleno. of stations—WRC, Washington; cy. The march of events through D. C.. MUSKOGEE, Okla., Dec. 15. Senutu Judiciary Committee will ubjett und they do not in­ A message in an empty tomato can WGY, Hchncctady; WJZ nnd WE- out the nineteenth century pointed —Slow, soft-music and the delicnto turn its uttention Monday to the expenses will 'he divided among said, realizes that the extension of was thrown to thu deck of the Hart, AF, New York, nnd other deter- inevitably to the day when Span­ perfume of flowers were ushering Washington Herald cditoriul which thu various departments ns fol. First Street means a ..great deal to Ilet it drop. • lows; streets and bridge $34,800; Sanford and Us fixture growth " •WHer v U ln 'e d In- last ’ minute arrange­ ish dominion over Cuba must ce*.j -. Samuel.Gcwwrs gently.'aftrr-jl attacked Henator Underwood a My S*tro U..ld* !n ()u^ pullle safety, $30,555; Jity'goV .ir.. fo rftlu l reason consented to When the wth? Hart reached Lorain his Muscle Shoals bill. Sunday to his Inst resting place. ments. For such period ns our country ' Baldwin, who founded captain telegraphed C. J. Alexan­ mrnt, $8,510; hospital $2,000; roc- for * n sum under mnrket value. The,. They were the tribute of laboring hesitated nt the fulfillment of its As nn additional mark of re­ ntsa debt, and Foreign der, owner of the Alexander Fi«h The Senate Saturduy, under a 1 0Jrtja nmj taxation $.9,125; street price for which thu property sold people everywherei whose leader spect, congressional leaders are destiny and delnycd its duty to Auten Chnmhcrlain at Company of this city, for whom unanimous consent agreement nn- lighting and wntor supply, $13,000; considered very reasonable In nounced the investigation of the publicity, $14,000; parks and play­ is Iposed Churchill, arguing it Capt. Hornke wns fishing, giving planning to ndjourn the senate nnd act with Culm to end the tyranny ne had been. local real estate circles, it is seid. house after the exercises. “Auld Lang Syne” with its re­ of the mother country, .it must cditoriul by tho committee, and v« unwise to press France the approximate location of the grounds, $ 12,875; library and pub­ Meanwhile the commission w ill’ The great white capitol clos­ share with Spain the responsibility frain, "Should Auld Acquaintance Chairman Cummins said it would lic sly, since no cash is likely tug. buildings, $5,725 nnd public take steps at once for the open­ be Forgot” wns the favorite num­ ed its doors in the morning to for what transpired in this beauti­ be brought before the committee at urthcoming; but overwhelmhealth, $8,035. Tugs of the fishing fleet which ing of First Street, the mayor»anbers of the bunds with crowds who the regular Monduy meeting. J almost universal support ret out immediately with reserve all except members of congress and ful island.” In comparison with other cities nouiiced. Tlie buildings will he attaches. At half past ten, the met the train. The people of Snn Roosevelt favored war, nnd early urchill has swept the other supplies of fuel were driven back Denounced Wriler of the state, tho per capita cost of torn down ns soon as they are va­ Irs o!f their feet, and the by the storm, and four steel tugs east door leading to the rotunda placed himself on record au a quiet­ Antonio, where the chieftain died Senator Underwood in seeking Sanford is snid to be remarknhly cated and indications are that they was opened to those holding tick­ Snturdny, bade farewell to him ly rampant ‘Cuba Libre’ man*’, do llor of the exchequer ap- nnd the Buffalo coast gm.nl cutter, the investigation agreement de­ small. The cost to tho citizen is will be within n short time. A l.kely to obtuin full control which stayed out in the lake ail ets of ndmission. for which there clnred General Hurbord. For such with “ Nearer My God to Thee." nounced the editorinl und its au­ declared to be lower than thnt of survey of the right of wny for tho was a great demand. The mar­ Texas gave the jbest of her n character as Roosevelt only Iticy which, while it may not Saturduy afternoon und part of the thor on the Semite floor, declaring Orlando, takolnnd or St. Petersburg street will start a t once and with­ ine band furnished the music. wenith of flowers as her lust token strong and positive views of thu wt Britain a franc from night were unable to locute the hu wnnted the editorinl writer sub­ In explaining thu per capita cost in a short time the street will be The speaker’s gavel called the to the man who wns rushed from N mutual place and responsibilities lor n lira from Italy or the Helene. poenaed before the committee to for running the government, city formally opened, it is believed. house to order shortly before an alien land to die within her of our two republics were possible. |nn of n dollar from the About midnight Saturday the the customary guthering nt mid­ Ho felt a just pride in the work borders. As the funornl train pro­ find out who was responsible for officials point out that this amount Just how far the street will be dtjj (States, within a year or less Helene started to drag her anchor day, is unusually amnll considering the and the members of the sen­ done for Cuba during the military gressed, tho car in which the labor its publication. extended, it was not announced but ' fell sweep Baldwin out of the and at 2 a. m. shore was sighted ate. after for prayer, occupation. “The Cuban people president lay in his bronze cusket The Judiciary committee plans to fact that Sanford gives garbage it is believed thnt it will go at ship and install Churchill nt Angola. Tho shore was rocky proceeded assembling to the house. The after throe crowded years of Amer­ became massed with flowers whose invite the Alnbntnn Senator to ap­ collection free, repairs pavements far as Mellunvillc Avenue. The , und the Helene wus in imminent President pro tempore of the sen­ ican military occupation,” the delicnto scent told villagers of the pear before it nnd explain what for property owners free of charge | extension of the business section in addition to providing m'oney for ibly the disastrous effect of danger of pounding to pieces. Ur- ate, occupied the speaker’s chuir. speaker continued, “were made precious freightage slowly passing procedure it is to follow. other purposes which ninny cities of the city eastward is regurded >11'* policy on Baldwin’s for- ban volunteered to swim ashore chair. joint-heirs of thnt participation in through. Senator Underwood said he wish- do not. ns only a matter of a short time Itill become evident when with n line, nnd, his Clothes al­ Prominent among the assemb­ their own government which it has Workmen in overals, women in to question the writer of tho after the street is opened and pav­ plicy is explained. Churchill ready ice-coated he leaped into thu lage were Chief Justice Taft, cost the Anglo-Saxon race a thous­ Sunday uttire nnd children fresh ed Thnt Snnf > r«l citizens may justly pe a thorough incditoriul und hoped m next month to suggest to water. Ho made the shore, noti­ the only living former president and years of blood and tears to ut- from Sunduy School, rubbed el­ vcstigutioii would be mude. feel proud of tho business-like ed. Simultaneous with the an­ nouncement of the sale of this the revivul of the old fied the beach putrol and with their of the United States, whom Mr. tain. bows as they pased to guze ut the Under thu unanimous consent method: under which the govern- property were reports to the ef­ for military guarantees uid'the boat was dragged through Wilson succeeded ns chief execu­ men*, is being operated, is the dec­ still face when the casket was “Cuba is so near to our shores agreement the committee is author>na| upon France's funding the shoal water after four tons of tive. A unique procedure in house that Americans can never be in­ opened at the few stops made by iezd to conduct un investigation laration of local Observers who fect thut the new extension may lie the scene of much development bt to Britain on favorable fish had been jettisoned. annals was followed by seat­ different to misgovernment or mis­ the train. of the editorinl and its uuthor, und are in a position to know. It IJ n short time. Several building** P Italy also will be nsked to The crew said they hnd been liv­ ing special guests on the floor of fortune within your limits. Situated As the Missouri, Kansas nnd if tin* facts warrant, to report u believed that with the coming ol in may be erected in the near future another year the per capita cost to make payments, nnd ing on fish since early Friday nnd the chamber. ns Cubu is it would not be possi­ Texas trnin crept northward early resolution to the Senate for a gen­ itions will be told that Great had burned fish boxes nnd nets in Mrs. Wilson occupied a select­ ble for the United States to per­ Sunday, after a brief halt at Aus­ eral investigation with authority to may again hu materially decreased nnd in general, it is believed that so that Sanford may become one ol‘ the extension of F irst Street regards German reparu- the cubiti to keep warm. Captain ed space, ns will the late presi­ mit the strntegic abuse of the tin, the Texas capitul, Chester M. subpoena. mentis more to the city than uny a doubtful asset and that. Hornke they suid, never left the dent’s daughter. Miss Margaret island by any foreign military pow­ Wright and John E. Giles, mem­ In the meantime, actual consid­ the most economically operated one transaction which has been Wments us Britain receives wheel from Thursday night until Wilson. His other two daughters, er. These facts under the lender- bers of the labor party, watched eration of thu Muscle bhonli legis­ cities in Florida. announced in recent months. Mrs. William G. McAdoo nnd Mrs. shrip of President Roosevelt were over the bier. A small electric lation wilt be suspended until Tues­ [Germany will be deducted the Helene was on tne bench. Fruneis B. Sayre, who is abroad, accepted by the statesmen of both light a t the side of the ensket gave day when a vote is in order on the French and Italian obliAnnouncement was also made were unable to attend. His bro­ countries. to British under the Bai­ Monday of the nurchase bv Mr. a soft glow to thu car allowing the Smith amendment to the Under­ ther John R. Wilson, of Baltimore, Smith from Mrs. Anna Do Fori .t ts policy. “ When Cuba assumed a position flag draped coffin and the great wood hill to striko out all the leas­ was present with his wife. of the nropertv nt Second Stre. t floral designs. Otherwise tho ing provisions of tho bill. I t is te and Italy will bo asked of peculiar relationship to our po­ Mrs. Wilson’s brother, John Ran­ litical system, justice gave her a coach,—the private car of Vice­ looked upon ns a means of plucing und Sanford Avenue for a report­ «nn- the responsibility of dolph Bolling, secretary to Mr. claim to similar relationship with President William II. Whittendon, thu Senate on record as favoring ed consideration of $15,000. Smith’ > the whole British debt Wilson after he loft the Whito our economical system. This was of the railroad—was in darkness. either government or private oper­ plans for the property were not to the United States, but House to live on S Street here, a t once recognized by Roospvelt given out but is reported limL Funeral Party Kent told that if and when the , ... ation of Muscle Shoals. SYRACUSE, N. Y. Dec. 15.—A attended. IIr». Wilson was ucDuring the day members of the IStates reduces Britain’s liaurged an Congress the duty of Senate lenders took steps nt the white landscape in endless succes. within a short time u brick sti.ro Not only nro users of the mails neeonu)mnied by Mrs. Claude A. who k,ivimr 1'Cubn n bet*ter itio„ Jco. official party were able to relax closu of Saturday's session to check sion Brituin’s creditors will greeted centrul and north­ building will be erected upoq tho Swanson, wife of the senior sena­ nomieully in her relations with us and gnin sonic rest from the fa­ wlmt they regarded ns a filibuster | to the sumo extent, and in urged to send out all their pack­ tor ern New York ufter the wide site. from Virginia, and Mrs. Alder­ than we afford to other powers. He tigue they experienced during Mr. early, hut are reminded that German payments will be ages against tno Underwood bill. After spread snowstorm Sunday and con­ over the country, according to man. wife of the orator of ‘.hr remnnded nnd obtained the tariff Gompers’ lust hours, Miss Mathilda charges and denials of a filibuster d off. as Britain seeks only all tinuing today. The storm dinder- John Hylan Says He’s occasion. Postmaster J. I'. Hail promptly tin from reparations nnd which would give to Mays of New York, Mr. Gompers’ hnd been made, unanimous consent ed highway railway tralfic. Sev­ Those closely identified with reciprocity 11 o'clock on Christmns day -II nurse, told for tho first time the wns obtained to vote on thu Smith eral boats were blown ashore on On The Job For Good [the two billion pounds owed nt Cuba a measure of mail m atter is to cease war president in tho White Housa which we enjoy. of the prosperity Continued on page 8. ‘ toad sufficient t puy the bil- delivery nniendment before 3 o’clock Tues­ ta k e Oneida. Albany lias six in­ '» who attended the services in and the carriers arc to return to ‘ounds she owes tho United their respective offices nnd bo dis­ eludes William J. Bryan, Robert day and to limit euch Senator to ches of snow, Madison county more New York. Dec. 15.—John F. only one speech of not more than than n foot. A high wind is chief­ missed from duty for the remaind­ Lansing, William G. Redfield. Jose­ Dylan toduy told the bea d of ten minutes duration. ly responsible for the burning of /chill does not expect these er of the day. phus Daniels. William B. Wilson, A similar course is being consid­ the Fulton cunning plunt with a estimates he would be mayor of to be accepted, especially Bainbridge Colby, D. F. Houston, Of late, it is stated, people hav» New York for uuothcr term. ‘ U ered by both Democratic nnd Re­ loss of half u million. present government here, seen the wisdom of getting their John Barton l’nvne and A. Mitch­ anybody has gotten the *••*.* in publican leaders with respect to , Predecessor will refuse—as Christmas packages in the mail ell Palmer, who served In his cab­ the bill itself, if debate gets out of WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—Pres­ their mind I intend to retire let /|>ch have all along demand- curly und Postmaster Hall stutes inet. Rear Admiral Cary T. Gray­ Incoming northern transients bounds in the effort to get u filial sure wus ubnormully low Monday them get ridDf it. I will be on thia WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. — In­ ■*include a guarantee of the he is sure this year will find this son. his personal physician, who job until I am sixty yeury old,” he frontiers aguinst aggression commendable spirit and habit not­ attended him in his last illness, creasing employment in nearly all caused some unemployment in Geor vote on the question before the end over the Canadian Maritime Prov­ said. inces and low und falling from and Joseph P. Tumulty, his sec­ the middl ewesteni and many of giu, the report stated, but a large of the week. /iWaranteo offered France, iceable in even greater force. Washington nnd Oregon to Texas retary during his presidency, nlso the eastern states and generally road construction progrum, now pi/- i understand wishes It is also stated that those who will be present, and Col. E. M. satisfactory conditions throughout under way, ufforded work nnd Arkansas, the weather bureau for Automobiles Cause Jth« time comes to make his CoolidgesReturnFrom announced. in public on the ground use Christmas seals und stickers House, Bernard Baruch. Breckin­ the country, were reported Sunday many. should not paste them on the ad­ Local snows in the last 24 hours Very little unemployment existed ridge Long, Homer Cummings, 1-5 Accident Deaths in Ohio, the upper Mississippi vul- Cruse On M ayflower by the Labor Department. league of nations must be Increasing activities in many in­ among skilled or semi-skilled labor r*d of any suggested regional dress side of letters or packages Frank Polk, Raymond T. Baker but on the reverse side of all let­ ley lake region north to the At­ and Clem L. Shaver. Democratic dustries throughout the country in South Carolina. Most industries [Handing, His eye is upon WASHINGTON. Dec. 15—One lantic states and Nufth Dukotn and packages sent out. With national committee chairman, were were reported for November, while were reported working on satis­ WASHINGTON. Dec. 15—Pres­ public opinion, for this ters fifth of the accident fatalities in and in Canadian northwest says the ident and Mrs. Coolidge returned in nearly every cure where there factory schedules. future Is In a sense a play foreign mail packages, particular­ especially invited. Employment increased in North the United States last year was report. A severe cold wave is Monday from a Mayflower cruise wus u decrease in employment from fallery ut home and abroad. ly, placing stickers and souls on the address side, may result in PLAN 15-STORY COURT HOUSE the preceding month, the slacken­ Carolina in some of the larger in­ caused by uutomobiles according spreading over Montnna and por­ down the Potomac. Heuiy wjuda to the census bureuu. Deaths in tions of the Canadian northwest caused the vncht to anchor d u rir^ packages being returned. In ev­ dustries. Brick building opera­ cities was described as seasonal. were twice those in rural und the temperuturo is somewhat thu night two miles from the navy Commerce ery case, where stickers and seals MIAMI, Dec. 15. — Suggestion ingIndustrial activity increased tions gave employment to largo are placed# on the address side, has been made that Dade county slightly for the mnmh in Maryland. numbers of skilled and unskilled la­ districts. Wyoming had tho high­ lower in middle north Atlantic yard. est of ail accidents rate. 195.4 tor states while wnrmer weather pre­ )ard Quiries R ates they create confusion und delay. erect a 15-rtory building for its A small amount of unemployment borers. each 100,000 of population. Call vails in tho Gulf states and south­ Christmas gifts and cards should new court house. Much of the was reported in the larger cities, Alabama reported a general im­ TO BUILD ELK’S HOME NGTQN. Dec. 15.—Re- be mailed according to the follow­ space in the upper stories would due principally to seasonal decreas­ provement in industrial conditions. fornin had the highest rate in au­ ern Rock Mountain region. to accidents the rate being 32.6; I n in application on import ing plan: The western disturbance will I ^ ,v1 be available for occupancy by law­ es in road construction. Employment gain* were noted in Mississippi had the lowest with For I day’s travel, not later than yers. move rapidly southeastward to the JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 13.— Tho L « through New OrMnny mines resumed operations coal mining, textiles und lumber 4.4. southern plains states and th e n c e local Elks unuounces approval of K‘ 1 and Pensacola which Dec. 20. in Tennessee, reducing the number industries. CANADA IS COLD. For 2 day’s travel, not luter northeastward to the lower lake plans for a new club building to ktivp r?, roa<ls Propose to mnke Building operations continued on of unemployed though there still L* '! >nduy requiring pay- than Dec. 18. region attended by u precipitation cost $250,000, work on whi<*h If* M arkets. a large scale in Virginia, resulting is a surplus in nearly all lines. TORONTO. Canada. Dec. 15.— r n increased rates by shipFor three day’s travel not lat­ in the lower lake region and Ohio expected to bi-gin within the next Continued activity in building in employment for many building Zero weather today is announced valley Monday night and Tuesday [few 111011111-*. The building will b*» I commodities was er than Dec. 10. CHICAGO. Dec. 15.—Wheat: tradesmen, but there was some un­ n Florida provided nmple work for Monday by the InterFor more distant points, not lat­ In Canada. Calgary is 24 below building tradesmen, the report sta t­ employment iri the larger cities due May. 1.67>4 to 1.67Vi; July 1.47% in Tennessee, East Gulf ami M id.' located a t the northeast corner of 48 and Quebec six below. A gale for I. / mm»rcc Commission. An er than Dec. 14. ed. The utiuul migration of un- to seasonul decreases in various to 1.47%; Corn: May 1.30 to die Atlantic and the interior of I Laura and Adunts streets >ito uf - j Parceb and cards for local de­ a time caused considerable appre­ * issued holding up the jthc present slub house. tho South Atlantic stutvs. 1.30%; Oats: May, 6214 to 62%, _ __ , skilled labor has caused a surplus, i lines. hension. . “util Apr, 14. livery, not later than Dec. 22. - w ■ Expected At 0 n< PRAISES SUNG OF ROOSEVELT AND “ROUGH RIDERS” SENATE INQUIRES INTO EDITORIAL ON SHOALS BILL Widespread Storm Covers New York In Blanket of Snow Packages Must Be Mailed Early For Delivery On Time Report Of Labor Department Shows That Employment Is On An Increase Instate _• J �BATURD HORIZONTAL To-day’s Cross Word Puzzle 2—fastens 25—atabled. 9—hut 28—comfort 11—fruit it&—cherished Mrtxfe. Half tho words are four letters or less.' See If you can sohre 13— Before 30—extinct Udt punle In twenty minutes. 14— vexation bovino Below art the definitions for the words—hrrizonta! and vertical 18—female animal contained In the diagram. deer 31—classes THE SQlJHAMISHtfQUARF—Twister No. 48. 17—EjfypH*n 34—powerful Hebrew 18—heavenly dicty • bodies 35—metal 20—chemical 37— a great symbol nation for alum* 38— native iunm metal 21— Hawaiian 39— Rods birds 41—sports •* 23—bundle 4 3 -fa ll back itt«o win like the hlddvn definitions denoted In today’s cro*s-wo d At OM t f * SM IK ft nr,i.i. cakk Mt**t know amnothlnH about typewriter In Cash Prizes First prize is $2,000. Open to everybody, Anywhere, For Answer inj Ed­ ucational Contest. Closes Dec. 20. Prizes duplicated if tied. VERTICAL Send stamp for Circular, Rules 1—curative 22—foolish feland ‘Questions. SHEFFIELD 2— farewell low LABORATORIES, Dept. 9, 3— point of 24—cyprinoid Aurora, 111. compass fish o n e Sale ends Saturday, Dec. 13th. FOR CHRISTMAS F. P. RJNES Gifts of Utility Come To 311 East Second Street Phone 630-J “OPEN AT NIGHT’ Ball Hardware Co. 4— fa jHfcl .J Labor Leader Dies Saturday Morning San Antonio, Texas u large and successful organiza­ tio n . Ho niso edited the local ' pn|»er of the Cigar-Makers Union, I the "Picket” during that time. It i was in connection with this work tbut he became interested in a notional association of trade un­ ions thnt would preserve the au­ tonomy of the local organizations. Under his leadership the ClgnrMnkcrs Union fought the Knights of Iudior on this principle. (Continued from Page 1) the false doctrines of Bolshevism. I have no idea who Is supplying the radicals with tho money to ■■ tarry on their propaganda. Rut tfierc have always been certain enemies to labor who are eager td use any means to wcukcn our organization." In the National Industrial Con­ ference of representatives of labor, capital and the public, which open­ ed at Washigton on Oct. 8, 1010 at the call of President Wilson to find a remedy for industrial strife, Mr. Gompers took a prominent part. Previously ho had attended world labor parleys in London, Paris and Amsterdam. Ho was intimately connected with overy grout labor dispute in this country during the past 30 years, and headed the labor forces in numerous strikes instituted by the trade unions ufllloted with the American Federation, He was father of much legisla­ tion, both state and national, de­ signed to relieve and protect the before legislative committees Hugsupporting, and framing {testing, abor legislation. “ Prior to his founding the nation­ al labor organization in 1HHI, the labor movement was in the hands of comparatively small, individual unions, in the various states, work­ ing without much renl co-operation. By forming the Federation, h e 1 welded the entire movement into a nation-wide, compact unit which grew to he a power in the political, commercial and industrial life of the country. Among tho laws Gompcrs fram­ ed, supported, or originated, were: tho eight hour law for government muse 27—barren history 20—lofty 5— not closed 32—eject G—prefix 33—narrow meaninR strip of bock fabric 7— Melancholy 3G—negative 8— destitute conjunc10—uttered tion 12—combust- 38—cereal ibie minRrass ral sub40—masculine stance dofinltc 15—cylinders article 18—apportions (Kr.) 10—diffuses 12—note of t, .. wale. Herewith is solution of puzzle —PERCOLATORS -IRO N S —TOASTERS -HEATING PADS Rcetilar $7.00 to $10.00 values Quality brand, guaranteed. Will be ready for delivery on Monday Please call and get yours. K A N D Y E 9 5 5 n ■ To be moved from property for the purpose of Making room for developments Wo are still making that j” delicious—homo-mndo candy ■ • —daily. m Hungry? • Try one of our ham sandwlchcs with bottled chocolato milk. We congratulate those who had the for the past to prepare for Christmas by joinm mas Club. We invite the citizens of Sanford and Sen ty to join our Christm as Club for tne ye get the habit of saving a little each week f Waters’ Kandy Kitchen Milanc Theatre *1 J**" n F it : ■» fVfs.X T B h ; t . ».i j | i faje fv* 3.r5J SlAIHl *15- _*, p i .« ■ E I GHT F R A M E H O U S E S Try A Herald Want Ad For South of Fourth Street and East of Mcllonvilte Avenue, On Ingram Tract Will sell as a whole or singly. Bids must bo in Wednesday Noon, December 17th. A. P. CO N N ELLY S A L E S MANAGER Ivory with Borders The informal opening: o f A ltam onte Springs as the P erfect Suburb Will Take Place On . The public is urged to attend this gala occasion. It will be a day long remembered. There will be no no charnrAand charge and Two-tone m il it a r y b r u s h s e t s A m bei MANICURE SETS Our Business—Furniture Our Purpose—To give the public Prompt and quick service and rhe sale ol the property will cease until after the Grand Opening and a feature of thi opening is her cases, fancy linings of Green, Blue, Yellow upon to avert threatened schisms I In the organization, und to bring j together factional element* which developed from time to time. I!y hix effort* compromise nfter com­ promise was elfected. and the unity of the federation was maintain'd. Throughout, he wan a staunch ad­ vocate of the "trade union" system of labor organization as opposed to the “industrial union" system, and Ids efforts and those of ids follower* developed the American labor movement nlong the lines of the former plan, lie wa» constant!y called upon by union* afliliatetl with the Federation to act as arbitor and mediator in labor dis­ putes, and lie prubnhly settled by h b individual efforts more strikes than uny other man in labor hisSamuel Gompern war. born in London. Knglanil, January 21, lH.r,o. i* father was a cigar-maker and ■niucl was the eldest of eight children. His mother was a woinun of excellent education and through her Influence he was led t<* study. Notwithstanding the fuel that at the age of 10 he begun to help his father rapport the fam­ ily. He went to school after id., sixth to his tenth year und was then apprenticed to n shoemaker. This trade was not to his li'cintr, however, and he learned the trade of his father und while working nr- a cigar-maker attended evening school for four yeurs. Ho came to the United Stute* when he wu* 13 years old uml worked as a cigar maker in New York Citl. In 1804 he Unit became identified with tho labor movement A Big Free Barbecue and Fish Fry When One Large Beef; Two Large Hogs; 250 pounds of BIN CUSHIONS Bedroom and Dining Room Suits Stoves of all kinds A SPECIALTY NEW STOKE NEW GOODS We Can Feed 2000 Guests Come one, Come all! Bring the family—all S a n fo rd is invited to participate in this free barbecue and opening ot the suburb beautiful “Saniando” and make an inspec­ tion of the paradise of lakes and dells Make It a Holiday, And Spend It At Altamonte! 8 Try Sm ith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. black Bass and 250 pounds of Weiners will be roasted. Corner of First Street nml Sanford Avenue Iv-m iwm°Ml.)r 'vl,ien -V011 come that positively not a M will be sold that day. Dinner Will Be Served At 12 O’clock •i m H ere’s the One R E A L Test Before making your final selection, he onographs a)M| }iave the one you think best sent t>» your home on approval. Then let u New Edison phonograph ?>o that you may compare the tv/o. This is the final test of merit—the only test that is fair to you—and it will assure your lasting satisfaction. A small initial payment will place the instrument of your choice in your home for Christmas. ‘i’ }VSich ,consists of music, by the Orlando ■'■Peakers and Dinner commences at W (lav lnnrr T ‘ i ast UI1 a,bout 4 P- >»■ Come and make il “ <“> long to be remembered. F r a n k H a ith co x N h.\ 1 DOOR ORLANDO BANK AND TRUST CO. ORLANDO AND ALTAMONTE SPRINGS �I ■ ■ 1 1 ■ .. 1 'Donald’s Party Far From einir Downhearted About (Results of Recent Election; pLeadera Predict A Steady [ Growth In Party Ranks for JBIjf Battle at Next Contest Dec. 16. Labor is far _ »LONDON. __________ A d;-.i down-hearted over the result sffj the recent election. Although U. 'ost nearly BO seats, the party (Bined more than 1,000,000 new j ArtWeriq demonstrating thnt the SodkliU movement in British poli • WILLIAM E. KNOX It Is not only alive and kicking, it growing lustily ns well. Radical demagogues sometimes [After nil, the sweeping change in! Accuse the capitalistic system with irty strength in the IIouso of> favoring the rich and powerful as immons, which the election against the poor and lowly. Fiftytffrusht about, was due greatly toi three year* ago an Irish lad of gnat Lloyd-G-orge and others have Bine was brought to the Doited ■bailed as unjust and undemu^ra- State* by bla parents, lie went to k nnomolies in the British elec- .Ike public school and then began aka! svstem. In thrre-rlded con- .-Work a* an office boy. a few days gats the existing system permits ago, on October 1, he was elected he e li.tion of a candidate by n president or tbe American Danker* ijnoritv of the voters, os the high .Association, the world's largest ian o' thc three wins. financial organization. He Is pres[-A yciu* ug j tha luck of the three- 'Wont of one of tho largest savings arty .i^hting' went to Labor nnd Banks In the United States, the ii.n thc Conservatives. This Barings Rank of New York J tha revtrse happened. The Bowery City. This election of William B. [triAi rvntlvcs polled less thnn half t the votes cast by the populace, pCnox, who boa risen from Irish lmut wen more thun two-thirds of migrant to chief of American bank­ bu scats, For every seven votes er*, la the most striking reminder [Ilia*, wore Conservative Labor got of the year of the democracy of five. Yet more than 400 Conser- opportunity In capitalistic America. J.Vativc lUlHiiUUlL'-' candidates Wen) were L elected, WHMH' ’lOClCMI, • While Labor won less than ICO I seats. The Liberal strength shrunk •»t tho poll.i fiom more than 4.­ 400,000 to lens thnn 3,000,000, and In tho House this middle party iirlthcred to loss than 40 members. h'Tn consequence of the strango 'harvt’j t thnt nprung from thc votes How Not to Make Out of the nation, the advocates of electoral reform ore pushing pens Checks. M J using vocal chords industrious­ ly. The movement for introducing proportional representation has Aunt Emmy," exclaimed takor on fresh vigor. The Propor­ nappeoed, Helen. "I gent a check for |5 to tional Rcprerentation Society has pointed out that had the system it the hospital to help them lo their supports been in use, the Tories drive and some one cashed IL Isn’t would have only three-fourths of It a shame, for I simply can’t afford their present parliamentary mem­ to send another." "I don’t aeo how that could hapbers; Labor would hold more than 200 sonts ini lead of 158, nnd tho Den»” said Aunt Emmy, "If you Liberals would have 100 members made out the check properly." “tVh* n# r is j m !• i instead of n mere omnibun loadrut of less thnn 40. There ara no Indications, howsver, that eiectorni reforms nre ilgh. Thc Conservatives arc ratlafied, nnd it would hardly bo h u -1 mnn nature for them to push ihrnugh reforms that would weaken Jiclr parliamentary position. S A rt Students Show Real Talent-Durjhg Leisure Moments |«C tbe pay**. properly. A check I mad* out to ‘Burar* nay t>« cashed bjr any ooa who gaU i t It u re­ grettable but trua that not every on# Is bouast You know that lots oi paopla would taka a I r a dollar bin It tbey happanad to dud I t A check mad a payable to bearer or to 'caab* la Just as tempting to them as • five dollar bill would be." EditionR of Dante. Petinrh, HBut, Aunty, It was so (rightfully Examples of 15th Century mean to steal from the hospital!” Printing Discovered Near -You Invited this particular Tomb of Oliver Cromwell theft by neglecting to make your check out properly," Aunt Emmy NEW CASTLE, Eng., Dec. adBtopMied Helen. "Yon may. be glad your loss Is no groajm*. Even A number of rare old-world hook* Wbea you go to the bunk for money found quite by .chnncc, are. now on you (self you ahould not ^laku’ydur view in thn Armstrong College check payable to cash.', Suppose Art Jk'hool here. They were dis­ you should las* It on the way? Tb* covered by Lionel Kobinsdn/ntt.ex­ pert whto, visiting Newburgh Pri­ ssm* thing that happened td the ory, near Coxwold, for the pur. hospital check might-happen to l(. Better take an Ultra minute and make the check our, to yourself. sign your name to It as usual and Indorse It Just as though It were one you received from someone Oliver Cromwell, Mr. Robinson else." found nn old chest full of rare “That seems like a lot of timer I trrn lures, such ns editions of Dnnte lo sign your own name on one I • nd I'ctrnch, examples of fifteenth little check, doesn’t II. AuntyT’ ob r,.-t„ry printing by the fi,«l craftJected Helen. i m,,n in Rome, and specimens of "It’s ever so much better to be ! ,hy w,,rk “f the Went Venetian on the safe side than to lose your printers. There wns n manuscript money through carelessness.” re­ volume in small quarto. “ Book of torted Aunt Emmy. — Anne 0. i . r"’’^ oncc in thc Poasasaion of Ayines. Mary, Queen of Scots, written on vellum pnrtly in Latin nnd partly in rrench, with n needle work Government Does Linding nnd embroidered with silver thread, supposedly the Own Reserve work of Queen Mary herself. Manuscript works included n 13th century “Vulgate" written in min­ ute characters on vellum with il­ luminated initials, nnd other dec- M ill golf M A H E R S AN D SEE HOW IT ’S DONE J NE of the historic documents of prohibition hlatoni has Just been discovered In the attic at Rest Cottage, Evanston, I1L, once the home of France* K. Willard and now the residence of Miss Anna A. Gordon, world nnd national presi­ dent of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Its white ribbons yellowed with the passage of forty years, fragile M l still firm, bind together the page* of this document which bears the title—"The memorial of the C <’Mtri iT ju m rm , IT 1C K OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF EMINOLE SECURITIES CO. Sanford, Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN at in putsuance with the Char* ■ and in accordance with the iviiions of law, the annual meet­ : oi the Stockholders of the Semle Securities Company will bo d at the office of the Company, the City of Sanford, Florida, on 13th day of Junuury, 1923, a*, hour of four o’clock 1*. J J , tile purpose of considering h matters a.i may bo brought le ­ e it. •atid th*» the l i t day of DoIbgr, 1921. Edward Higgins, Alfred Foster. President, re-retary. amt W iir y l i t If d*ntl. all pftrtlra etaltm n if Interest- nmter P S I g tenry U L'ha*«. deceased. or oU)*rwlrr: Byru* M. Plak. If living. and If dead, all partlra claiming Inter* eat under Byrua M. Flak, deeeaaed, , nr otherwise; Klwyn W. Unvejny, jfe if*: I I S R § If llvln*. and If dend. all parties : lit; s d | j rlnlmlng Interest under Klwyn W. I I.ovejoy. deeeaaed. or otherwise; l Joseph Faulkner. If living, and If (lend, nil parties claiming Interest 1 under Joseph Faulkner, deceased. **1. £*«: tl)' h| w I nr otherwise; Charles C. Pike If I d . jsi ;!*• m. 2 : living, und If dead, nil parties I claiming Interest under Charles C. F 15 Amrrican home for the protection from the Atoerlcnn saloon.” This document is one at several Identical copies one of which wns presented to erfeh df tllfj National i# IMke. deceased, or oth e rw ise ; Net* I tie V. Coleman. If living, and Ifi dend. nil parties cla im in g Interest I . itnilitr N ettie V. Coleman, flrci'i.'*,',! nr Otherwise: Ir/dliy S. Muse. If l i v ­ ing. npd If dead, a ll p arties ( Inlin­ *•!?•» 'JA “11 •'Iw* ing Interest under l.ydl* B. Mure, aL.V..’’K ,,r:5'ng (n rtreeatted. nr otherw ise; Sarah F. MwM.‘ M living, and ; ir dnad. all Jpartlrs claiming; inlneest unilor S ir .ill F. Lewie, decaised . .or nfltera r t o w Ish ; U W. 1*1 per*, If llvlrig. und If '• p Mead, nil in r tle v tlrtlm nw Interest .uruter Ik \V. 1’lper,' 'deceasisl. i.r rtlierwisc: Low<i1| \V.: Jleed, If l i v ­ ing, unit.If daail. nlf iitirtles c la im ­ in g 'Interest under l.nwell W. Item), dei'Cas.'d. nr otherw ise; M. V ir g in ­ ia Hi'eil. if living, and If dead, a l l pnVtl.is claim ing Interest utider M. Virginia Uetnl. decetped. nr other* j P'lse: i l e i r f n ft. Onlmrri'1. If l i v i n g , I y»u nmi «>f|r|| hf liiirrt t {J "ml If dead nil ■partlt*s clnlniing Interistt un-Jor (Spurge 8 Osborne. ( i‘w<'itMil. or othrwlse; A. J. K( hI*| I f f . If. living. and If dend. rll P art-' les elulmltig interest under A. J. I und1 und you „r,. . •Kcullng. deceased, or o t h e r w is e :' Cecirge A. I>nvIn. If living, and If! dead. slT parties claimin'' Interest 1 under Ueorgo A. Mavis, deceased, o r , otherwise; A. II. Htlnson. If living.! and If iltdil, ..!• parties elaiiniim Interest tinder A. It. Htlnson. tie* leased, or o therw ise; l.llllnti M. cessed, or otherwlNe; Lillian M. Stinson, If living, and If i| i<h |, nil parties elnlm ln g ItKerest under t . | |f i l l lerili llan M. Stinson, deceased, or o th e r­ decr«-e pro r,,,,rj' ^ "Si wise; James I*. Jieustis, if living i'.l against, y ,^" I nud If dead, nil parties c laim in g It 1* rurtl,"r , r / Jrl'« Interest under Jam es K. Iluustls, citation l„. puhliiki^ I deceased, or otherw ise; Kvrri-tt I*. for eight C'lru-mtiw ”"»♦ Mates. If living, uml If dend. nil Sanford M« rnl.i .. v* parties claim ing Interest tinder Kverett C. Mates, deceased, or o t h ­ Milled In Scniinnu .':”r»Pi| erwise; (leurgo It. Atkins, If liv in g te flo Ing. ami If dead, nil parties c la im ­ m m ' T ® 3>.h J i , 'S J , ing Interest tinder fjeargo M. A t ­ kins. ........used, or Otherwise; And to nil parties claim ing Interest un­ Cl.rk, i.i V , der Until At. Call, deceased, Henry AI. Illnkel, deceased, John A. iToitg. cv .in *........ luss derensed, Heorge K. Currier deceased. John t/avenpori. Jr., de- ° i,errlrur. ./ * ,, , , .\i » eJ , 4 •/ • ' q* A_, : IS: nnd thc drinking habit, for, llir document midst “ ll'e . . . . h<litre that, while the rinisnn hnhils o f Ihe Motion iron he Inrgtljt entrained ha an appeal to the intellect through argument, ta the heart through sympathy, and to the conscience through the motives of religion, Ihe traffic in these potsonS will he best controlled by pro­ hibitory line/' Signers of the petition were— Frances E. Willard, I’rc*., C’nrolinc II. Buell, Cor. Sec., Mary A. Wuodhridgr, Rcc. See., Lillian N. M. Stevens, Asst. Ilcc. Sec., uml Esther I’ugh, Treasurer. This dociiinmt Together with many others of historic Interest, early temperance crusade .-riles, banners, medals nnd trophies, will form part of the great historic ex­ hibit which will he opened to the public In Medinnh Temple during llir Golden Jubilee Convention of th* National W. C\ T. U. which will l>c held In Chicugi), November 14-19. I’OtJitT, s i ; v r n tr in r . i w,,llLltor f,“- t-,"i.ipuistal! nr oitu-rwlx,'; Warren Itnshby, If llvlim, and If dead, all partlcn elilrniUK InlereHt under Warren Mtpdiby, deei'UMed. or o therw ise; Milam A. Hlnrr. If living, and If dead, all parties rlalmlnK Interest under William A. Stuart, deceased or otherw ise; fieorae K. Marsli, If . . K ' u,ul IT de.nl. all parties ejalndnrr Interest under (Ieor>;e !■:. Marsh, deceased or otherw ise; Ida M. Ilidmau. If living, and If dend : i l U ' m i e » claim ing Interest under IJJr M>Jlidmmi. di'<',|aseiL-i^>S>ttiervFlsc; rtwl.li |; .IntdouT^lf l i v l n j . and if de.nl. nil purtleu clnim mg Interest under Jnslab It. ilordon. flci'cased, nr "tllerwlse; Martha .1. I- landfi.i. |f living, uml If deail, all pnrtli-i el.ilm ing Interest umler Mnrilia .1. Flanders, decease I, nr oilier v is e ; Jain" i M. Lewis. If |fv . ng, ami if dead, nil part lea elalm Ing lnlere.it under J lines M. 1.,-wln deceased, nr ntlii rwlse; Sarah t.ltSaunders, If living, and If dead. Inter, i t o r TH E v-V ^ v/acm ' t L f i- PR6TTV TOSSELS o n m s So c k s » ^ KATIMHJN O+ei'.Y fOR LAC125 A PLAY THAT EVERYONE SHOULD SEE iN IA G A PA (N E W YOH FHILA0CL1I » P m SB ,.n SAVANNA *T O LE nt> ( *WASHIN o f o' , ,Vh» ""IttmnrHOr New model Kodaks that work with extra* dinary case and speed for as you open the cn era the lens springs into position. Especially tu r sf)acc an,t In f ormi DEPARTMENT worthw hile arc these came equipped with the sharp-cutting Kodak An tig m a t lens f . j . j , set in a focusing mount. TRANSPORTATION CO ’ 8„ St E u u a n n a c ta u u __ hTo. 1 (fixed focus); pictures 2Hx3K;$13.SH Xo. 1 (focusiinjwith Kodak Anastigmnt lens) ^ No. 1A (l.xcd focus); pictures 2JaX4J-*;S15.C0 No. 1A (focusing with Kodak Anustigmat lens); hudiik J’i/ni — Finishing tluit's right Ideal Gifts for the particular ones..... t h a t p r o p e «39'IOw.-.: REQUIRED t o p l a n c c lu b s a n d a lot CAN S E E VNH6 ' i £ Tl'.f COM ES IN - LC *.K AT THEM D U D S 1 / South of Fourth Street and East of ? On Ingram Tract i whole or singly. Did* ,miat be csdny Noon, December 17th. ‘ : * SALES MANAGER B ii.r c r R jn M n c n n a ^ a a r a a s ^ a n n u a a n ^ a a a i f p t p T. ■gc Extends General’s New Experiments To lie Made Bvc Another Year; Says In Density Wind Tunnel; ■ dire Is of Doubtful Actual Calculations May He rop.icly and pisfavors It Made In Securin'' Data ONE WAY FARES —JACKSON , |ub women In nil parts of thc nl.minda and presented in a now gry are Interesting themselves, light. awarded babies and trying to I One of th? strongest pleas for i a problem that thoy believe rympnthy for the innocent child tfd have been solved long ago. is made in tho drama “The UhTatcvcr feelings may have wanted Child” which comes to thc I expressed in the past toward Milnne theatre for one day,' Monunwnntcd child, there ij n o ! day, Dec. 15, with matinee for tion of the changed sentiment ladies only. wlay, due to the efforts of This is an intensely powerful e hearted men and women play in four acts; With a tear or have studied conditions with n laugh in every line nnd tells the lal reference to the effects of whole pitiful story in all its defiviII. A social phenomenon, tails. Wherever thu play has been uto left to writers of fiction seen it has awakened a new comlortray in all its sadness, is munity spirit toward this vital being inquired into by liber-1 problem. * y • i ’V w under U ilm AIV^‘ VUi rhiUJ.Ipl,ia wuh l*o ,i lMllim.*r« t hretMlay aluy-«tvrr. Ilclmta inrliK.a mvali (»«r..p* tlrkrUfnr r on Alirghany ami U.iluM.u ami Mini., hav" vitra rhnrzrt ) SAILINGS FOR UALriM0 i:E VIA SAVAMN Alli-aliany i»cc. a - n . ’ i Jiialntn n -c . 6. I 7 .V. (iloiicnator UfC. tn- 2„ . 5 j _ S a ilin g s for l'ii||ail,>l|>h|ji via Havnn Nani lick cl Dec. | - f | • 4 ,. - p , I’.Thlan 1 ice. 4. i \ ' Mvrksliir* tier, x• Ix. / i ' d K & n BABY T h e Pocket KODAKS I>Y TAYLOR > T R A crov e tfe ? Come iii and see these Kodaks and you’ll cross one, or more, gift problems from your list. f A T L A N T I C CITY 9 3 6 . 4 * 4 B A L T I M O R E . MO. 3 0 n a "B O S T O N , MASS. 42 12 C H I C A G O , ILL. 43.411 ’ C L E V E L A N D . O. 39.3 1 •D E T R O IT . MICH. 4193 ( M O N T R E A L P . O. 3 0 . 3 3 ‘- • C T *e NOT A PIC Popular Price:! 50c, 75c, $1.Q0-P|„» Tax utp'nr John 11. I... .',i„.. .1. . . T h .H th H A . f f i T , " N Vmi lire liurnlty nr.ler. tl to |„. „„ nppitar Itcfortt i.or Halil Cn'irt at il • tiiirt 11nn.mi. in Hanford, Klurbla I tltf nbovo ,'ntitlt-tl I'nnto. „„ tl, riih* «lay in January which Im Hi »*iii nay «»r January, a . I). i:r» a rule ilav of thin ciiuri. to ntinW# *•» the hill of cotiiplaliit herein file nKQInst you, «*Imh the Name w ill ti taken iih eonfeHNetl an.I follow ed h u|i|i( oprlate decroc. e tl is »<nrlL. r ortlorril ^ luit 11* imWIih.tl III II,* iUiiifol llt rabl. n nt'UMpap.r pu|,I| Mt i..| | Hanford. Homlnul.t Kouniy. i'|<.rld; ............... . "•'••< Mir four roiiMt'CH IIVm WeeKN. GIVEN und.-r my band and mr •'I said emirt on HiIh in.- ; i u , ,ia of Novi'inlit-r ,\. l». | ;i2 1 w.rr. A GREAT PROBLEM PLAY J"hn l». f.uv.rlntr. If living; and If d-ail, all pnrtli-M I'lnlinlnk inii-riMi Ethel .Mlmun. IVM-mlnnl. 5 f M S» If 1:4 M in Anno A . Cordon, world and nationalpm idenl o f Ihe Woman's Christian Tnnptranee Union, ornaniird in ftrounlrirs, and lin t CoHatje al'Eranston, ' lU.,Jormtrly home of Frances E. Willard, and now a shrine for visitors. Vv P | : r Aod ►OR. TM_ 1 OVA Mu’l»-look at That s m ik it ' P 152 T?.,vi:j:!!„>r ,,,"oM5 ro, v‘ AiNT T H E M I f R i t iim i E ' X i x m s o & M S i & f Z i z t S i M X i i m t c t «r'Sl !0 MILLS cL K .itl COST 81.23 Ur..(I,IN-, Dec. 13.—F. Botsch, hcuui (icrman ux.ator, recently tdi oOO miles in tarec and oneat hours in a ton hotsepower Idt.’ fitted with an auxiliary om.it" motor. 'Ihe cost of the p v.a:. |1.25 for oil and gasoline, lien is raid to be a rccoid for rirany, at least. I he xair.e journey to u town in luringca by rail would require hours and traveling third class >uld cost nearly $8. Biadmion—Actual construction one-mi e of reinforced concrete IdgL over Mauuleu river to start faiisu. nr Chare. If living, S R S tS tf S Jarnca A. Allman, I’oiniilnlutniit vi. 11 Llllt.AGO, Dec, 13.— Los Ango- erp-ht on Wabash avenue, there is • r . d ( AGO, Dec. 15.—Latent tal- ; les and Miami may boast of their a nightly gathering of tattered int t l .. arts is being brought charms ua winter resorts, but to loughs unequalled elsewhere in piciu” hundreds of men and wo- j niuny veteran travelers, people of turesquencsu or nerve. lien o' uli walks of life here who leisure who rtununer und winter The timid commuter hastening :rt de.otin * their spare time to ju.it where they niearo, Chicago has homeward along this boulevard is a lure that is nil Its own. pc etudy of itr, \arious brunches. ten times in every 50 paces < Jilcago winter tourists are now asked { uea.ee in rubber shoes is showwhether he hu* a match, or the 1? proficiency in illustrative work, Markin ginlo town, as zero weath­ (h - cents needed to complete a (bile the .crotnry to the president er makea the bling baggage plat­ mckle for n cup of coffee. If lie slippery and causes squaks istopi to investihatc in* hears tales f a large steel mill, his instructor form in brake rods tlmt disturbs n trav»>•«. easily could make a living e e r s rest. From the highways or wocn that vury from mothers ith pen nnd brush. nqosccown of ih,. middle west, dying just |3.32 car-tare away, to . The director of one of Chicago's and tne annual bums rush on the warm an opportunity to buy a diamond irgc; t uri academies has made mine m Nortli Dakota for a ?."> and prosperous lako city is under­ grubstake. stu ly oi hia spare hour students ward. na their vocations to determine it Gbicf „r Police Collins, watching Chicago, in winter, probably outriders lore was not ground to believe of the hungry army boast., a larger driftwood popuialore \v.*i a profound increusu in march along LaSalle street, has tion than any other American city. 1® i’*-* ami if their appeal was ncThlrtl that another crime wave o’ ih !p and broad, ne found Hie New York Bowery, fumigated, is about due, und has ordered Chi tat a »arge majority wure in | reformed uml tamed to a stage <mgo policemen to put in ten hours :boo^ oecause of personal interest whereon hirelings of the sight­ wora a day instead of eight during i bpei.ni .objects or for general seeing hun concerns play their part, j the present cold snap—n cold .nap is a Sunday School picnic ground ! ultioe. i which, according to past perform­ s'oi.icot the students are grand- compared with Wabash avenue. cor when the cold moon shines ance here, should last until someBthcrs, some nre grade rchoui Htu• , • n -uully every trade und 'rou t u ,.i represented, Troin bell oy. .» u...,cruiy'professors. Their lain \i t , uiualiy* j!6 V* hours a 'c.*v, i, rried on without intertrln r wiln tiio tluilinh' regular W E LL CHIEF LET'S GO th e H is to ric W . C . T . U . M e m o ri F o u n d in R e s t C o tta g e A t t i c uiidt'|le‘Hose.” Other rare volumes included threo folio copies of the “Iliad,” minted by Bodini at I'armo; a tolio of the opera "Lactantius,” printed in Rome in 1458 with mag­ nificent illustrations; an unusualillu!"l"nt‘:‘l manuscript The Office of thc Blessed Virgin” “ !■ f.ir8^, c,,iti»n of "Apolllnnris Snlonius”, printed in Milan in 1498 nnd the opern “Politianus" a pro­ duction of tho Aldinc Press print­ ed in Venice. Most of these volumnes were collected by the First Karl of Fnuconberg, Ambassador at Venice who married Mary, .laughter of Oliver Cromwell, in 1057. Flock To City To Spend Few Months and w a tc h Interest under*- MMrw AY.(.jtorrl«, iIm m i MI, \ he Rexall Store lASMlNGTON, Dec. ir>.-GenI Smeilloy D. Butler, of the ltd States Marine Corpa, is to iin for another year as head of Philadelphia police force, hut inner. resident . Cooli.lgc recently heil this decision nnd notified ;or Kendrick of hia action, ex­ iling - the1 - coiiv . ... however, I thc practice of lending governI I «fficcr. t» moidcipaiities for ■WNmrk Wns of doubtful proH tj naming several condiB 1. One i.i thnt General Itutlcr ■ t be rtlnsed Jan. 1, 192(5, and mother i-. that.the President enn■ be held in any way rbsponsiI tor Ihe conduct of General IrrYofliec nr guardian of Phiilphi.i’:i morals nnd safety. p his letter to Mayor Kendrick [President concludes by saying: tho*» of you who are interested not content to take General ll«r ex-Washington, I suggest i release him.” he President, by thin expre?Lmeans that it must lie clearly trstood that tho Washington eminent, and especially the !t« House, in in no way obligntlo aid in any way in execution the laws of Philadelphia be f General Butler is allowed to fe there ns n police offleer. he President wants it made ir that the duties of General tier u:i a police officer of l’liil-phia are entirely distinct ami m from the nllairs .,f the Fed- WASHINGTON. Dec. 15,—Thc National Advisory Committee for Aeronaustics experts to gather valuable scientific information for use in building aircraft from ex­ periment!! thnt wll he conducted in its now variable density wind tunnel at Langley Field. Vn. This tank, : ...,1 lo he the only one of its kind in the world, has jimt begun io produce reaultv. ITie tnnk is Her- feet dong-. 15 feet In diameter and weighs 83 tons. It is mounted &u a con­ crete foundation and is surround­ ed by n working platform. Air pressures ns high art 20 times a t­ mospheric pressure are mude pos­ sible. As men cannot work in n tank of compressed air, small glass windows are on the side to enable observers to gain scientific data, A small model airplane is placed in the wind tunnel and mounted on a balance or scale, which records the lifting characteristics of tho whole structure. Through a hon­ ey-combed arrangement the nir io driven through the tunnel with n smooth flow, wi ththe airplane model suspended in it.s path. By experimenting on . models, accurate calculations can bo made on which the design of the new airplanes is Jm c d . One of tho greatest problems of today, the committee's officials declare, is the non-functioning of a plan’s controls while it is flying at low speed, especially when taking off or about to land, thus causing ac­ cidents. To endeavor to rcmcdv this condition nnd supply other valuable information, the com­ mittee’s nir wind tunnel has been brought into play. The committee is nn independent government establishment, which includes the most eminent men in aviation in the country, ull of whom serve without pay. I Extends Leave One Year ta k e W orth — Modern P»in well aware of the difficulty Ettinjf reasoned nnd experienced school building being erected r to take positions of public K and fully understand your j We furnish the Christmas Boxes Mination to undertake to m ake! with neckwear, shirts and hand­ McKinnon-Mi/'kwoud, P*nge. I have decided to per- kerchiefs. p General Butler to have leave —Adv. libsence until January, 19215, so f I have authority to grunt I it does not seeni reasonMo uppose that an emergency in your city which would "' a duration of over two years, II I, therefore, have to advise “ that leave of absence should however hundsome, **ain be requested. You can .1 Gruy hair, advancing age. We all wurse, find some one amply denotes know the advantages of a youth­ J? st’rv« you during the year, ful appearance You hnir is your * earnestly hope you may find nr. H makes or mars the ."r 11"e in the Very pear fu tu re.1chat face. When it fades, turns gray Another condition must be a t­ ■and looks streaked just a few ap­ ’ 1 ' " this leave which I shall plications of Sage Tea and Sulphur 'h}". hisist upon at all times. ! enhances ita appearance a hundred « •lii * governrnent, and fold. p ;,||y the I'resideatial office, Don’t stay gray! I^iok young! t, *, cun Bsi.ume no responsi- Kit her prepare the recipe at home /. ,"r ihe policing of the city or get from any drug store a l>otHiladclphia under your state th* of “ Wyeth’s Sage nnd Sulphur gH'inucipni iM’dinancea. G* miKiijnds,” which is merely the »rTi r.CV|‘ra* “-cnslonsLlt has up- old-time recipe improved bv the „l ' r"c that because General addition of other ingredients. i, ,r there same of your mi>'- Thousands of> folks recommend j C^«i/.cn.s- have assumed this rcady-to-use preparation, be­ n s<,nie way I was responsible cause it darkens the hair beautiful­ i J . f on, l!ct °Wce and ly, besides, no one can possibly ‘ior4 Vni the office of tell, ns it darkens so naturally and ,lo.n.ot suppose you can evenly. You moisten a sponge or *. hi,. f« being made to soft brush, with it. drawing this ,, W1*h f(i give notice in through the hair, taking one small i I,.l * cnn take no action strand at a time. By morning thu ‘‘oinplaints, nnd I shall gray hair disappears; after anoth­ Wp-t..'1 !|C involvul in any con- er application or two its natural ItL j the discharge color is restored and it becomes tom ;Gorifcrul Butler as thick, glossy and lustrous, nnd you . officer afyyour city. appear years younger. *—Avd. enin The lifniililul CnHino and Pool is lail one of Hcorc.s of attractionn which Coral (laliles oilers to visitors. In its finished, matured beauty it i xemplifies as the aim and purpose of deorRe E. Merrick to build at Coral (Sables the most distinctive and artistic suburb in the country. Il stands today as a remarkable example of the way in which Coral dnbles fulfills every promise made to investors. The Vcnctinn Casino has been in course of construction for more I ban a year, and ia tho foremost example o f the Coral Cables ideal of r e n ­ dering practical needs in term s of harmonmis beauty. It is one of tho largest open nir pools in the country, and the lavish landscaping and planting of flowering shrubs and tropical trees make il one of I h e greatest joys for visitors at Coral Cables. In the Casino is a charming terraza ten garden, where afternoon dances will be held every day with the exception of Sunday. At thc Casino will be held many notable water sports exhibitions this winter. Within Ihe past threo years $20,000,000 have been spent in tho im­ provement and beautifi-.‘a tion of Coral Cables. During th at time land values here have increased three and four hundred per cent. Now the building of Ibt! great Miaiui-Hiltmore Hotel, and the purpose of Mr. Hcwman to create around this hotel tbe greatest sports project in this country, will enhance more than ever the value of real estate holdings here. The man or woman who wishes to share in the re­ markable prosperity of the Miami district will not fail to avnil him­ self of the greater opportunities existing at Coral Cables this season. Thc big free sightseeing trip to Miami and Coral Cables is one of tK ‘ rtoHt fill of its kind which Florida offers In visitors. Comfortable find Itixs-- ms 1 coaches leave this city from the Coral (lible Office every w eek , r this Early reservations are necessary. Call at the local Coral Cables Office lo complete information. George E. M err id! Exclusive Office: 1&2-151-IG6-IS8-I2 Flagler St. Miami R epresentative ■MaBaaaHBMiiaiiHBHBMNaanraHBixliiiiiiQV*: . /J i ‘*r �,»o5i h a 1___ Bis Mnnth*..-|l.£l> jr br Carrhr, ptl •kljr Edition lx.00 kUbOTnr .1 AlT obituary ‘ of UmnXM. resolution* f interlalnaient* where da will bo charged tm tliln v rate*. ISOCIA1 ted Pre*» 0 the u*e It new* dlspatche* . ( not otherwlie credper and also the local A herein. All rlshts n or special dlupatchlao resinred. t —T3 r IDA YrDE CEMBER 15, 1924 J{ TlKHJGHT FOR n'OOAY EED o r DAILY PRAYER j — i back "thy servant alstf ifflm imptudufc 'sins; let IBbrrt not dominion over me; then idiall upright, and shall be innofrom tig great transgression. B 19:13, JACK AND JIM __________ la n o t& ly the mile-mark of anotl year, moving us to thoughts of self-examination,—it la a season, from all its associations, whether domestic or - Jfeiigioursuggesting thoughts of.joy, A man dissatisfied ■>rith his endeavors, is a man tempted to sadness. And the midst of winter, when lifer-ruhs lowest and he Is * TeTniifded of the empty chairs of his beloved, it is well he should be condemned to this fashion of the smiling face. * v Those worthf of Robert Louis Stevenson are familiar to.the m ost of us. They dre brought o u t every year for publication a t Christmas tfme'heceTusc they say the things th a t all of us know are true, and which we should like to say as well as the kindly Stevenson has said them. of roaea pnd golde gardens^ U fa do? ChriStrrinscomffe \ December day. Everything here contributes to the right background for “the fashion of the smiling face” to which Stevenson would have us condemned. • ■ » And it seems possible to believe th at even in homes where “empty chairs!? mutely speak against tho joy of Christmas brave folks in Florida will do all in their'power to prevent th eir personal grief from intruding upon the happiness of others. “The fashion of the smiling face", moreover, m ust set in early to make Christmas'tim e all th at it should be. Through the worries and the annoyances— for there are bound to be many—of the Christmas preparations, smiles and kind voices m ust be the order of the ilay. And everywhere, the greatest hnppiness will come to the folks who forget themselves in the joy of making happiness for others. ______ • Hm t h . Where Oaly Coyote* An Bogles and Gophers. Como to California. BY ARTHUR BRISftANI ISNI One great flaw i„ . la you mtast utc the „*?*«* jr-,-/* OUR PURITAN ancestors be­ lieved that heaven was n happy plaec In which you thought only about yourself, worrying not a t all about the torments of friends and relatives down below. Exceptionally religious peoplo cyei fhAt Nrtntrtriploti*n I C im 4 if'frie n d s hurtling* f4 .bell heaven's hnppl- ____ -rJJ Christ mas is n hea« Everything i„ this worth a darn is a heap Narcissus bulbs msw- i SIP x1 nay turn 0,lt V #, thing° hpaldes onions *1 , UoW'abobtDbttfery,.;.^ terta c o ^ ’ vsse for throwing at booktJL<| ------------ ***», A homd Is as comfcwLktl^ furniture. Give y o lr fif t * chairior you to s i t i t u V LIFE ON this ranch, with head­ quarters on a hill 2.000 feet above the sea, has certain heavenly, dual­ ities. ; „ You look westward ncross the ocean, and don’t care - much whether ladies and gentlemen on tho jury in Los Angeles convict Kid McCoy and send him to be killed, or set him free to deal with some other Indy and her jewelry. How about a bed for C W Get a small one so only^l two burglars can hide undtt ) If you must eh-,. a someone you dislike get to select a box of cigars f j Hand-made fare is nic Christmas. F.xcopt for tkl*l i a a s i 'a ^ - yeary and years and years Mo isn't trwn, bom, you know) Ithcrw pa a boy, you see, lad a dog, the same as me, But Don’t W ait For A “W eek” I don't mean my father had t like W«—I mean my tlad Among the “Weeks” that have helped to make folks bet­ id a dog away 'way back, ick aad tan, and called him ter there was one called “ Rctum-That-Borrowed-Article Jackt v , Week". Some Idng-auffering owner of lost books originated low I'm got a dog like him, the occasion, and rightly guessed th a t under the protection of he had, only I call him Jim. LIFE IN this ranch, with headtains, changing from the yellow California tint to the beautiful light green of the California Win­ ter. Contemplating the size of this marroificent cattlo breeding ranch, 1GO,000 acres, running thirty miles along the pacific, you forget the tolcphoqf stock markets, courts, a general “Week”; with everybody celebrating, some of the people who had kept his books so *.ong they no longer had politics, even money making. lad—Well, Dad Is getting old, the face to return them would hunt up his treasured volumes get fqrgetful, 1 am told, they're as old as Father is, SOMEBODY MENTIONS n and bring.them back to him. anyway, that dog of his This is exnctly what happened, and other clever people well-known financial name, saying, mine,'another kind of pun, leems.td have them all mixed took advantago of the “Week” to remind borrowers of other "He in dead." Up here that seems UP. fvM * things besides'books to return them to their rightful owners. less important thnn news th a t coy­ sir the lime, as I have said, otes Inst night killed two more Dad pats Jim upon the head Umbrellas came home.. Dishes came home. Garden tools came home. And one jolly neighbor in a Florida town de­ white docs. They get the white is his hand ntong his back, half thg time ho calls him clared that he went down town and bought a collection of docs nnd fawns boenuse they are Jack. * things to return to the people all about him, so sure was he so easily seen in the moonlight, when coyotes go murdering. th at he had borrowed and forgot. hen he says, "No, Jim ’s the The "Week” did not become a settled part of the calendar name, . Bek or Jim , It’s ail the same, but wouldn’t it be worth staging in every community once u FOR TIIE moment vou would don’t-kriow another thing year? Have you something in your Douse th at was borrowed rather invent n method of killing ke a dog to sort of bring and not returned? Have you a book tucked away among nil coyotes than n method of pro­ iw line* the good old days ntry towns and country wuys your own collection that should have been carried back to its longing indefinitely the lives of nil g to -mage a man forget owner months ago? the conspicuous gentlemen in Wall ’t just a youngster yet, Street. Take a look around, and then don’t wait until Sanford ip thjjTiqy alive in him, The men who work on this ick—or rather, I mean Jim," celebrates a formal “Return-What-You-Borrowcd Week”, if 1 ‘ ;—Douglas Mulloch. there chances to be an un-returned article in your possession. ranch, there are many of them, Use this editorial, if necessary, for an excuse. Semi the who were born hern or nearby. days fill Christmas. Have book home with the confession th at you have just been re­ They think nnd feel that Chn innch t your packages off yet? minded that you had it, and with an offer to lend your latest theirs. They nod kindly at -i----- o------gootUiook,.to the friend upon whose generosity you have been Ifenrst. the owner, as if to say. business 'cntdr’riH'se for "Poor devil, be hn.« to go nwny and d: a gift suggesting bureau, imposing. Do it today. — ■ o ■ ■ work in the Enst.” i Christmas gcaron. --->—rrOl----— good die young, and yet it is tho old boys who criticise Uth ibfi today for their wild traVfigant living. ■-*- o-------- Apopka Chief recently isi Christman Edition which grent credit not only to tho ers but also to the town It so nbly reprenents. -------o------- t golf by means, of .arc wlli ^not prove, so popular ioso . who are jn the hublt :ing their cars on the first t the Country Club, — —o----'— THE COST of our Federal government will continue to be high ns long as-we make it a catch-all for every fad and for all the duties which other political units evade. When cities and counties shove their duties over to the State, and when the State shove their duties over to Washington, there results a lack of interested management and a corresponding in­ crease in tax costs which is harmful. It is worth a great deal to live in the Unitfcd States, but that is no reason why it should cost as much as it is worth. Everything of value ought to be worth more than it costs, and even national life would lose its value if the cost were made to’equnl its worth. Taxes thus far in out national experience have been a m atter of adroitness on the part of government and of complaint on the part of citizens. Taxes should now become a theme of careful study.—Dearborn Independent, Knoxville Sentinel contains orinl advocating a war on NOTHING THAT STEVENSON ever did or could have Judging from newspaper done can detract from the clmrm of what he wrote. And » of tnc way the wives are ering their husbands, tile nothing that he did can destroy a reader’s pleasure in his work tlready on. work unless that reader be one for whom forbidden things MR. NlGF.l, Keep wnlk* up tho stern hill, carrying n dozen dead gophers trnpnod the night before. They look like squirrels and, like rats, live in holes in the ground. They are microscopic vegctnrlan coyotes, killing trees by girdling them nnd gnawing the taproot as tho coyotes kill fawns, partridges ami pheasants. RICHARD TAYLOR, who haa charge of the 'eagles cage’ takes the freshly killed gophers and throws them to tho American engles. The eagles, living in n cage so big thnt a great, live oak trer grows in the middle of it, catch the dead gophers in midair nnd devour them. A captured ruglo must eat whut lie can got. Henry Ford,*1w ^ o u M ^ 0^*} cake and. alt on the curb .J it all. Better get yonr hair m. The kids may ^ sticky lingers through it 3 J the works. T* - IRELAND MAKES PROGRESS I’ALATKA NEWS In bpite of its diminutive size j million dollars before the clos-s of j Irclnnd, now that there are indi-11925. Small as that islund : s ; cations of apparent peace, is mnk-[there have been twenty-six lail - 1 Id toward- what - -has i way companies ......................... ing great strides doing business,1 some of them without nr profit; b u t; been the goal of the better minds of thut island for many years—a a recent merger placed all cumcountry that is not only self-sus- panics in one, with n reduction of tnlning, but is profit-making. In running expenses, n better service, Mzu the island is a little more than and u constant profit making ad­ one-half the area of Florida, onc- ministration. cighth the size of Texns; nnd con It is by comparison that nppresldernldo of the area is water; • cintion is gained. That bloody, yet it' is already assuming the nils j fighting, warring, restless country of a creditor country rather than ; is now making a record for pron debtor, and is making vast ex- j gross that might well be emulutcd pcnditilrcs in nil lines of improve- by many stales of Americu. It is meat. developing in every way, and its By way of comparison it may former “poor” contingent in now be , mi ill that its famous Shannon rapidly becoming sclf-suatuining. rlvei*, the greatest waterway in Its hundreds of thousands of little Irclnnd, is but two-thirds ns long farms of onc-ncre and two-acre nr, the S* Johns river in Florida, size, are being made capable of yetU there is being some flf- not only supporting the owners, l _ spent . teeif"iultlion dollars in developing hut of nuking them a profit, ami poitfur from it and in extending its hank accumulations are increasing inileaqf ^f navigation, it* tife 'XiiV- iw jtty'abprqciaMvmapney. crnmwit appropriates n half million The one statement, fifty million *’ dollars for the improvement of dollars' worth of exports annually the St. Johns the residents of Flor­ in the line of dairy ami cattle f ida feel highly elated. products, is sufficient for grounds |,j That the business sngacity of the . for Floridians to consider the poas-, Irish is keen may he seen from the j ihilities of this state, with nearly ^ fact that Ireland nnmm'ly exports j double the area. .Could F lorida!] more than thirty million dollars';equal such a record it would plnce'ff worth of beef and dairy products,' thousands of people upon "Easy and the belief exists that this sum (street'" for the remainder of their Jj will he increased to more than fifty liver* iJ5 • Christmas Club Checks SEMINOLE C ounty Bank Will b« ready for delivery on Monday. December Hi j Please call and get yours. ; ”' We congratulate those who had the forethought is the past to prepare for Christm as by joining our Chrrtmas Club, We invite the citizens of Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty to join our Christm as Club for the year 1925 and j get the habit of taving a little each week. MORE JAPANESE EXCLUSION PALM BEAC1I POST Tho other day the Brazilian con- Japanese would undermine Arner sul nt Tokio notified the .Japanese lean standards of living forced the nbnndonment of the gentlemen’s government that ho had been in­ agreement. —-----o------structed hy his government to sus­ have a greater importance nnd attraction than the splendors The orthodox Japanese reaction annecticut a professor at of a rt and the glory of genius.—Asheville Citizen. pend the grant of visas to Japan­ to the American exclusion act was iw Lieutenant Governor of ese who intend to i emigrate to thnt race prejudice was at the te, ^lso Governor-elect, is Brazil. Ho far Uiero tins been no bottom of it. If Brazil, where peo­ ublican candidate in a specnxplanation of thir. incident and ple with negro nnd Indiun blood itori&l election. If be is [the JapuneHc government is said in their veins are received without is duty to all ills offices, he ALBANY KNICKELIIOCKKII PRESS THAT FINISHED, the eagles [ to he of the opinion that it pres- prejudice if not exnctly on equal :urtnii\|y a man of varied sit each one on a branch hy it- ages an extension of the Japanese terms, also bnrs out .the Japanese exclusion movement. it may havo the effect of causing The serpent of dissension and ing along with their humble, sim­ Helf. — lio------If it does it would ho of interest Japanese statesmen nnd Intellect­ suspicion lias wiggled his way ple fare ami living habits. "To Taylor, their keeper, says: "If in this country to know on what ual leaders to go carefully over iy did, you overlook Washanil l4?e ay. one of the best through the pusses ami down into think thut the leaders of Ofteram- that old eagle could talk he would ground Brazil is going to put up the whole question of their rela­ Southern teams?" We npol- the little Bavarian village of Oh- murgau should go abroad mui have .«ayv*lf you- will let me out of the bars. It is scarcely possible tion to the rest of the world. Anton l nng, the such wonderful opportunities, and Due credit is hereby itwurd- erummerguu. that a color line has been drawn Nowhere in the world is there a ys Grantiund Rice. But t'hristus of the Passion Piny, and that after all thev should bring here I will kill more gophers in a ami there ought to he opportunities, more adaptable people than the his comrades, return from their bmk so little mun«v!" day than you can catch in a for every one for decades to come Japanese. There are not many »s that score in the KloridaAmerican tour with a cash bal­ And agreed. It may be that the month." L. game? • in Brazil, providing they urc will­ strains thut an; their superiors in* ance that does not at ull satisfy new day in Europe has spoiled the -------o------ing to do a little pioneering and .cilectually. Therefore if after ex­ the villagers. Accounts are not simplicity of the villagers of Obwork hard. vomen nearly took the lead quite clear, hut, say the folk of erammergau. Perhaps they have amining the w:m:e subject in th e ' WHEN YOU are up here, you But perhaps the Japs in Brazil light of cold reason the Japanese er tiny when an attempted Amines valley, there is a vast dif- had too much contact with the out­ can understand why Don Pancho, hnvc been taking advantage of mould come to the conclusion thut ation of the Soviet Ambus- feronco between $250,not) suppos­ world where dollars clink care­ their ability to live on u cheaper they are losing out in present j o France wus foiled. If ed to have been collected in Am­ side lessly. Perhaps they are thinking boss of the hor3e ranch, only went been successful the woman erica. and. a check for $10,000 of the beautiful production of their once to New York and never wants plane to break down the economic methods of pacific penetration of status of settlers from Europe al­ other countries there might take avc gone into tho lead hy brought buck to the tillage by heritage in terms too greatly com-' to go ugnin. ready on the ground in Brazil. Tim: place a readjustment that would der. Lang nnd his associates. nicrctalixed by the spirit of th e ! “ What is there to see or do?" is whnt put the finishing touch have a profound effect upon the In this deplorable situation sev­ time. Ho hands may be reaching on the anti-Japanese agitation in future nf the countries bordering only way to keep the wo- eral elements enter. To begin up. not in benediction hut with he asks. He is right. this country. Fear that in time the the Pacific. ay from the barber simps with, it is an excellent illustration fin g e rs curled in the universal rtiay", suggests the Times- of the wav Overhead eats up re­ language of “get." THIS IS THE real California, hilosopher, “is for the bar- ceipts of this sort. Every charitable Of course simplicity, ignorance mine tile price of hobs on organization knows how such of world affairs nnd misunder­ the real America, the real land of ." What difference would things work out. Only the best kind standing make up a big part of it. glory. ke? Husbands or fathers of organization will get much more The American report of tho ObASHEVILLE CITIZEN While the Fast reads this shiver­ than fifty cents of the dollar to eriimmcrgau venture shows that in'-, this hill top is buried in mass­ hills anyway. ---------o— ----the utlimate beneficiary. tunny thousands of dollars arc No^ even the lie.it friends of pro­ forcement machinery from the Again, human envy and jealousy tied up in future deliveries of carv­ es of flowers, tho sunshine is hot umo and has nearly gone play their part. One can imagine hibition enforcement can deny that Treasury Departmciy. to the De- | two thousand feet up. ings and the like. The QberaniJack Dempsey having enthe time has come to increase tho put,m eat of Justice has much in n a tingle encounter in how easy it would be for some mergau emissary to America is title was at stake. It village scold to start dissension should he able to straighten out A MAN HAS just brought'in n people’s respect for the men en- its favor. Hut it will do no good r such ft rest thut Williurd in Oberammergan with poorly these things in black nnd white. blaek bass more than six feet trusted with the duty of making so long nr. the appointmeni r.f en­ translated clippings from the Am­ Only, and this is the tragedy of it, forcement agents is no'. better to tho ling on his mt t h e d r y Jaw effective. The rotter.- __________ _____ long. A boat from Santa Cruz erican papers showing that the saieguariled, it is bad enough thut none will ever be able to think of Tins ami was very prumpiness of prohibition enforcement in so ninny prohibition agents are of rimple folk of tho Passion Flay! Uberammcrgau in exactly the same Island, just off the coast fetches ileep. stopped at the bos; hotels, were [way one did before tin t happened., in crates an big ns piano boxes many places is not ail talk. Rec- such low .standing tha; nmhibi ords of courts afford ample proof |tion grievou di suffer? . It is far banqueted, feted and made much'And perhaps Obernmnurgnu in itsof Gilbert Murray In'Lon- of. while thu home folks were go-* self can never bo the'same again. full of the fine Pacific Ocean lob-1that men *worr. to upnoki the la w -worse that tills situation*’ is the thal experiements in m en-__ sters, the kind culled "longoustes" have used it fur their own en-1 cap*tone in the arch -U popular athy prove that thought* j ~ i ichment. Hardly a weett passes disrespect for the law and the by the French. Ttiey charge a withmU the breaking of some big courts, ran unit ted from one mind popular contempt for ter through rpure. Why ( douhle price for them a t the Cafe liquor scandal implicating prohl-| the law, wi are getting worse IN OUR BRIGHT LEXICON ’avptlimgt 1m are transmit l)cs Angelais. bition agents. .in tern' of better, and undeniably LAKELAND LEDGER i one radio instrument to The mo it recent ami glaring in -1this is largely due to th • fluthrough space. 1! — -• - -------- ------- ------------------ — stunce of this is the alleged *itua-j grant manner in which the dre \V>ohawhen. New Jersey,(law is violated and laughed at — | A satrap stood on the orlop and! comfort was his pet rhesus, given tn HERE THE Pacific Ocean is thin a t Weohaw.ien. where both police and "iifo'-n-ir.eut some .... . of the States and in nViiiv alighting from his auto-1 jn ,,f his strabismus peered' him by a friendly honifoce. full of fish. The whole land is ivcrul month* ago snapped . ... , . agents arc charged n. a'Pilnvits communities of other St-ite-i m.n A-* the boat neared shore, he in his leg. It was a very " ,wnrd thc :kv to u observed the neve on top of a covered with sunshine the hills with not only wmkm j at tho Inally observing the law ‘ ijury nnd he paid little bolide. mountain, on whose slope was an are green, with magic growth that breaking of the Iu,v hut actually , with unloading and hauling the ; ____ _ to it. Blood poison do-1 His hair wus treated with po­ extensive boscage, where year heTuu here when Winter begins liquor. Why *uch conditions exist ^ Jiu em rjo rary C o m m en t ind they buried him last | made, and he was attired in In- lino i moved with niniost alar elan is explained, certainty m pert, by j --------mistimes little things have i mt-e, vicun > and some amylaceous amid the bourns and braes—in the East. tz. A disease germ is *<>1material. He wus recovering from the fart that th« enforcement offiMany people neglect to go South Thi doesn’t mean anything ex­ The people are happy, because can only be seen through, calenture ami had therefore not cept that we have been doing cers are not under civil service and i for winter because they 'eel they opt but if allowed to grow ' been “hie to eat any blewits f,qr crossword puzzles and are anxious they are full of ambition ami hope, therefore get the if )'-<'» through I can’t afford it. Then the gas bills lop it Hiny-nnnihilatu a dinnei, while a »»o and a lira c<yp to make use of otir enlarged vn- und convinced that their land »■*: political influence. arrive, nnd they aren't so sure — The- proposal •« tn n -fo r-th«’ c n- ( Oklahoma City Times. my. 1 *ftututed hi* n sdy cash. IU* o»dv cahnlary. the Ik**^ on earth. THE SERPENT IN OBERAMMERGAU “Straqge ns it may ftt#. tho most conceited man on'*, "I found a rross-wnrd other r’nv which caused bT difficulty.’’ "* BUY HER A HOME for CHRISTMAS New five room bungalow located on large lot with shrubbery and orange trees. This is a bargain you cannot afford to mms. Price $350.00 cash. Balance $50.00 per month E. F. LANE REALTOR I' First National Bank Building- PHONE 95. , ROOMS 54I-* SALES FORCE—MifH Ruha Williams, Hugh Wkeltl* FOP THE SAKE OF PROHIBITION OUR C H R IS T M A S CLUB IS.NOW OPEN FOU MEMBERSHIP ■ : ■ ‘a J U h J u K t iu n ."if W || iMSrt-'' • Deposit a little money every week for a Merry Christmas next ycar* WE INVITE Y OU TO JOIN FIRST NATIONAL BANK „ A COMMUNITY BUILDER „ F. P. FOSTER, {'resident B. F. WHITNEB* �MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. PHONE:—Res. 428-J 1V Miss Julia Zacahiy Becomes Bride o f Miami Resident Sunday Afternoon a j . { j^ell will enter'^d g c ciub. ; iinbcr Two of the j, will meet , with B|ier at a^o’ciock. U the Mnsic De, Woman's Club. - A, w' d<?ln? °J *rcat Interest in is a t present branch Sanford nnd throughout the state Carmichael Bros. Cor is that of Miss Julia Zachary to | n*h St. Johns which took place ,™ ° r t l " ' « W«k Sunday, In Miami, i* Mrs. St. Johns is the lovely younger daughter of Mi1, nnd M*a. W A; ‘ ?«£hary of Sanford. • She nttraided Cathedral School in Ortthdo, graduated from ' Sanford tuidant. Dr. Robfert Mcrrfll of the Melodist Cht^rch' oft Miami officiating. w if i/ ». j?cr chifririljiV,t<personality Mrs. ht. JbhnMihtildif'a host* of inendji la. Sanford who will be te will not in Sanford prominent family in Lakeland and j but in Miami, 1I J 1 Mr. and Mrs. Durkson Wednesday in Oilatido. YOUR f i l m Mr. nnd Mrs. E, II. Kllbc spent Sunday aftcrnoqn with Mr. and Mrs.'K. If. Oi tecn of Osteen. Mahogany Nut Sets Complete with Crackers and Picks . ’’ ** SM ITH BRO S Quality M erchants Corner 1st HI. and Palmetto Ave Gifts for Ladies Story Books, lilect ric Trains 446 *I 1 t * These Specials Are Now On D isp layjn Our Window LOOK THEM OVER 446 l - l ____ SI..LI.. __ I - i “ «ma. DoJ|? l ° r ,ta t?.v 20 inches high. Unbreakable. * i Font Ball Game ^ Dmlitnideml Linen Piece I'earl Beads AIn milium Tea Sols, Bnxing Gloves Klertrle Irons, ilk Blouses, The Following Features of The Sanford Herald (Clip this ballot, mark it and then send it to The Herald office, thereby registering your opinion ns to the most popular features being used by this newspaper) For y o u r first choice inser; (1) for your sec­ ond (2) and so on. Kvcret True Woul Blankets, SPECIAL LOT OF “ MAMA DOLLS ...... C*ioss Word Puzzle .... Arthur Brisbane’s Column 9:00 !». M. ’ as her venin;*, Edit: rial Matter ........... — Society News ......................... Local News .......................... Fort P itt Orchestra Eight Piece Bath Bolies Wnrdiobe Trunks The Old Heme Town Wednesday, Dec. 17 Silk Underwear, Silk Kiinona I LIK E BEST Mom’n Pop ............. . ^ die, Country. Cluj lit.x Handkerchiefs Drawing Brinks, la a B isia a a B a a M n a a a a a a a n a a N a B a a a a a n B n a H a a a a a H a n v in a a Bringing Up F a th e r..... Jrv. Georgu (A. Do " r- and Mrs. II. U. : * cangeniat party. *• Alfrrtl l.ifja had for the week*TI«* Jr., or Plant t{« (lulluway of Se^ *tudenta id f ithe i-* PHONE have that kind. They nr*1 made 1 v the Manhattan Shirt Co.. Me- Mahogany Smoking Stands With Glass Ash Receivers, Boudoir Lamps. rSilver Finish PHONE There isn’t r. man alive who Mahogany Candlesticks With your chpjce of fancy candles * * * 11• - Base Ball Games r*. I.uciea Telford doesn’t have pet shirts that h-J Winter Haven Sun- digs through the draw for. We Mn. .1. .shawm tutsti f,,r tin. vveekMrs. Charles Pelote - Jordon of JackV, Console Sets hogany Bowls Sticks in pairs. . ... lardmiers lzes in colors. my Serving Trays. fin c h e s • Two-horse Weber Wagon Q A Q A (gear only) ..................................... Columbus Wagon Q C ^v A (gear o n ly ................. ijiO tfa V Miss Maude Tyre nnd Miss H. S. Keelor of Drane Roberts motored to IlarN!1J., huv« arrived 'tow Saturday. They will return ttttr ^jnd will be.ut Sunday. \ 1 , . ' H, S. Pond, who hns been assist­ McFarland returned ant cashier of the Sar.ford Bank (v home in Oviedo and Trust Company, has accept­ ed a position in Daytona. i will mnke most delightful Christmas G ifts and for throe days only will be offered at le.^s than wholesale cost... A fter Ihu sale regular prices will prevail on these items; NOTICE Circle No. Two of the Metho­ dist Church will meet with Mrs. Ethel Shinholser. Tuesday i.fternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The many friends of Claire ®>ertz will regmt to bear of her ser­ . W. J. SttMThm! ious illness at the Florida State « guests of Mr. and College for Women, Tallahassee. Sunday. f , Mrs. E. E. Eldridge nnd Mrs. Edwin Higgins tliuf Wjnh McGuinn of Paoln spent 5»muel Pu’cston had Thursday afternoon with friends Country Club Sun- in Sanford. of Mr. Telford k Telfonj, . For The N ext Two W eeks Only MONDAY ONE D O L L A R S P E C I A L S One-horse Weber WnRon with ’ i THE FOLLOWING LIST OF Interwoven sox will make n very appropriate gift for him. We have them all rcadv in Christmas boxes. McKinnon-Markwood. •*, - f t \r.,‘ —.--- 1 I a SAVE Mr. and firs, t Will Prevail of ;and son, Josie.-of Moore Station called on May Rivera Sunday. . * Mrs. Grant and brother, Edward Evans called on Mr. nnd Mrs. I. D. Hart Sunday afternoon. ! SPECIAL SALE on FARM WAGONS !5 guests o Y * 1f i t spent Make a dozen more of your . C. W. Stokes nnd Stokes motored to friends happy Christmas morning with baby’s picture. Bring them early for set tings to F. C. Welsh d Monroe B, Hutton Meisch Bldg, next to post office (•end in St. reters- room 201. ere 1 J Monday In Orlando on Business. Mrs. F. J. Gonzales delightful­ iml Gtenn Davis ly entertained Saturday evening ik-end in Jacksonwith the flrot of a scries of in­ formal bridge R ^ ie * ,,., h(,,. i. ' The rooms were most attrac­ C. 0. Brumlcy of Saturday In Sun- tively decorated with red gladioli nnd ^oinsettius. Duplicate was played, Mrs. A. P. Connelly and I Tufts of Orlando Mrs. W. J. Thigpen making high ,of M u Dorothy score. Each were presented lovely hand pninted jars. Delightful re­ freshments were served a t a Iat« l Thomas Holltngs- hour. Those invited were Mrs. Frank lo ipent Sunday in Miller, Mrs. George A. Decottes, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. A. I>. , Eli Witt of Tnmpn Connelly, Mrs. Samuel Pulcston, visitors in Sanford Mrs. R. A. Newman, and Mrs. Leo Rockwell. e of Hastings spent lere with1' rtlntlvca. Mrs. Gonzalez Hostesi A t Bridge Party l l r e - Mrs. Quick of New York arrived here Thursday to spend the winter. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. C. Welsh and Miss Zillah Clarence Wcluh, Miss Vivnn Crosby, Mrs. Allingham nnd father, Mr. Treat and Mr. Ivnn Rubon, all of Sanford spent Sun* Tuition will be free to all tnx dny evening with Mr. and Mrs. p ay b g cilitcns. There will bo Charles Philips qualification*^required os to tal­ ent and elementary literary train­ Mrs. Kelly of Quincy spent u in g This Is to bo the greatest few dnys last week with Mrs. Wm. educational centre of its kind in Ballard. P 1* world for the masses. The Mr. and Mrr. Claude Raulcrson wi,l l n dnie accommodate nnd E. II. Kilbe were in Sanford thousand students. ItiH.., T* F - k of the Program Mrs. Saturday on business. Julius Takach accompanied by Mrs. Miss Clnrn Wight was in Osceo­ K. K. Dean gave a most delightful la Monday evening. ™ 80n.c "- Appreciation of piauso Wa* ev^ cnce<l *n hearty npMBqWd Mrs. Harry Geiger nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballard Pinno numbers given were: Mazurka ..... Maelling nnd family, and Mrs. George Gicger enjoyed a ptensnnt picnic at Lake n n . William Morrison Harney Sunday. DwiS V " « ; ...................Cramer Betty Hintermeistcr Mr. and Mrs. P. I). Pnrker hnvc Legend .......... LischnderlT an their guest, their nephew, Ed­ Mary Alice Shipp M azurka.... .......J. Lewis Browne win Parker. Byron Fox Mr. and Mrs. Charles Philips Sing K°bin .................... Spnuting motored to Longwood Sunday and Mary Maxwell Over the Hills ..... Mark O'Kmjnr* had dinner at the Orunge and Black Nezzie Stone ............... Hotel. i etltc Valse ...................... Earle Cnngrcgntionnl bazar and sup­ Mnry Mahoney .............. Song Transcription ............. Nuvin per Saturday afternoon nnd night in the room* formerly occupied by Gcorgin Mobley Sonatn In A Ffrst Movement......... Miller Furniture Store. Dec. 13. .... ............................Beethoven TOKIO REGAINING PEOPLE Mudelinc Mallem American Folk Song......... TOKIO, Dec. 15.—Tokio has re­ m , H. C. McMullen Tarentelle ...................... Pierzonka sumed her place as the fifth city Mary Kiizaheth Tolur of the world, according to n police I V Durnnto ........................ Godanl census taken here recently. After Louclla Mahoney the earthquake of September, 11)21, Tokio lost a quarter of her popula­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. nullen nnd tion nnd dropped behind Berlin. Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Linnbutigh The police enumeration shows that of Stark, were in Sanford Fri­ the city now has 1,1)17,000 inhabi­ day on their way home from the tants, a gain of 390,000 from the flguren just after the earthquake, Baptist conference in Lakeland. but 2(50,000 less than before the disaster. CARD OF THA.NKS Wo wish to cxnrcss our sincere .aoiwvclailbn nnd thanks for ‘ thi* GEItMANS TH’ THE flornl offerings and kind favors shown ua in our bereavement, the UEJtLIN, Dec. 15. — With the death of our little Mildred. Mr. and Mrs, S. K. Dormer. stabilizing of Germany’s finances Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Docrncr (he practice of tipping street ami bus conductors lias returned, it is Kurl F. Doerner. customary ’among many pnaesnNOTICE g**rs paying | »i,» t; 15 or 20 31rs. J. G. Sharon, chairman of pfennigs to give the conductor a the Welfare Department of the tip of five pfennigs, which he is Woman's Club culls special atten­ supposed to divide with the motortion to the meeting of this depart­ mnn. ment Wednesday afternoon at 3 The street car and Inis men re­ o’clock. A full attendance is re­ ceive $25 to $30 a month, accord quested. ing to length of service. iml Max Stewart ind, Sunder. 1 X 1 1 Vlf v)lU | \ Geneva Cecilian Music Club Holds Very Delightful M eeting On Saturday Afternoon Bridge plub Will A large number of patrons and L jfrs. F rin k M1U- friends enjoyed the lecture ami recital last Saturday afternoon of the Cccllian Music Club. Pepartmont of the Under current topics a picture Lfll meat at 3:00 was shown of Arno Segall, the • : ” ■ *. artist pianoist of Savannah, Ga„ jjent-Tenchcr’a As- just returned from a triumphant abroad. Mr. Segall, according Jd a meeting at 3 trip to tin article in Musical America, “finds the program taste of d if­ met Circle of the ferent nations very varied nnd irch will meet with said Scandinavian group*. Hku tech­ ndon at 3:30 P. M. nical display pieces; the brilliant Orienrion Dance » t A j- glitteringt virtuous works. Orien­ tal strains appeal to them also Orchestra../.' . and - they love their Grieg, Ger­ many wishes the three B‘s; Bach, ifsclay reek Bridge Club Beethoven, Bhams. But despite the Mrs. W. J. Thip- academic weight of their taste they " ‘V t>\ 4 .*: •* also enjoy Mozart and Brieg. The __ .French ’rench love best their own Itwnmn will entcrite Luncheon club, composers, Saintc-Sacns, Du Uusirris Armour, na­ sy, Ravel, occasionally Bnch and . if the W. C. T. U. Mozart. “England enjoys a mixed pro­ (Methodist Church gram. English peoyle, Mr. Segall adds, are calm, not very demon­ strative but none the lesj apprecia­ tive. They are sincere, candid. “I like the English people,” he adds. America is the melting pot of nil nations, and one may play any­ thing one likes. (Positively true .from Bnch to the latest jazz.)” Le is visiting Miss A flat rketch was shown of the impa. f f Arts High School for New York City. The buildings will be in a , E^F. Housholder two hundred acre parti. Instruc­ ido Monday. ; tion will be in the arts nnd music. ■ " Santa Claus Headquarters Associated Press Dispatches Radio Schedules \ �'.fin n e d fn Madison Bab .-- - jp •J Nurnii Rung by “Watch System BriUknt All-Southern Quarter Chosen Captain of “Gators” - To Succeed Famous .“ Ark” , Newton Who Etids Career GAINESVILLE. Fla., Dec. 15. —Edgar Charles Jones of Jack­ sonville, a junior qt the University of Florida and 1024 selection for quarterback, was all-Southern elected captain of the 'Gator foot­ ball team for 1D25 p t the fourth annual banquet ofvtho Florida gridiron heroes with President Al­ bert A. Murphrce at the White House Hotel Friday night. Richard Knowlton Brown, also of Jacksonville, and fo r two seaages and Secondary schools. Re­ ports of the president, vice presi­ dent* and c^crctary were also submitted nt this session. The’ University of the South, now a member of the Southern Intercollege Conference tendered a letter of resignation, which was accepted.,. This instution w as one of the charter members of the S. I. A. A. An invitation to hold the next meeting of the Association in Now Orleuns was extended by hoyftla University. HirminghninSouthem, College, Birmingham, extended an invitation for the spring trpek meet. Delegates nnd visitors were be­ ing entertained tonight nt a din­ ner given by the Citadel, sons a celebrated Florida half4 back, was tho choice of his mates for alternate captain. Both Cap­ tain-Elect Jones and Alternate Brown are renowned ex-Duvnl H'gh school athletes. . Tha brilliant fqotLmll banquet. ( light Drought to h close Flori­ da University’s colorful und re* "iT’-kable 1824 grid season. Two •'rid heroes of the Florida backlield. converted into handsome - ’ntlemen, snt With 30 invited ‘•ts under Florida's Orange nnd •4- e. nnd heard the glory and i h '>vement of their mngnificcnt two year’s work record unfurled. Interspersed with many excel­ lent speeches, tho feature among which was a dynamic and inspir­ ing address by Dr. H. O. Euwall, professor of philosophy and psy­ chology nt the University for ai­ r-oat four hours in final conclave and celebrated their 1824 season a t a banquet unnppronchcd in the four years Florida football men have been meeting in post-season dinner affairs. Nine varsity letter men were absent nt tho election. KMX—Hollywood (387) § music; 10 fMimre; 11 atctestrs. KBJ—Los Attfclcs Times (306) 8 orchestra; 8:30 children; 10 feat­ ure; 4 2 dance. WHAS—Louisville Times (400) 7:30-0 melodists. WMC —‘ iiempphi*. Commercial Appeal (600) bedtime; 8:30 glee club; 11 frolic. * WCCO —- Minfieapolis-St. Paul (417) 6 concert. CKAC—Montreol (425 ) 7:30 Signor MancUo from Milan opera. WEAF—New T ork (402) « Four Other Southern S c h o o l1dance; 7 tnlk; 7:16 Gold Dust Also Gain jtyeniberohip • In twin*;'7(45 Eveready hour. Athletic Body at Meeting I WJZ—New York (455) 0 WhichCameTo Close Friday { "Dogs” ; 0:15 orchestra; 7:45 con­ cert; 0 Brunswick hour; 10 orches­ CHARLESTON, 3. C., Dec. 15.' tra. J‘ ‘ York (405) >7 tenor; —Five institutions were. Admitted 8 WJY—New Frederick W. Wile; 8:30 U. S. to membership in the Southern, Army night, hand, address. Intercollegiate Athletic Associa­ WOR — Newark (405) 0:30 tion at the first general session sports; nf the annual meeting of 'that KfiO—Oakland (312) 0 orches­ body here Friday afternoon. They tra; 10 concert; 12 orchestra, so­ arc: Louisiana Polytechnic Insti­ loists. tute,, Rustin, La.; Rollins College: WDAR—Philadelphia (305) G:30 Winter Park, Fla.; Lnyoia Uni-1talk. vursily, New Orleans; CcntcnWIP—Philadelphia (500) 0 talk; 7 talk; 7:30 concert; 8:30 tnlk; !»:05 talk; 10:05 recital. KDKA—Pittsburgh (326) 0:45 Action of tho application of n story; 7:30 choir ensemble, string number of other institutious were ensemble; 10 concert. expected to he taken a t Friday WCAE Pittsburgh (462) 6:30 night's session. Uncle Knybce; 6:45 special; 7:30 At the afternoon session, S. 1. A. A., voted to ncccpt as a defini­ tion of a college, any institution which qualifies ns a college in the southern Association of Coll- BLACKSBURG," Vr., Dec. 15.— Athletic authorities of the Virgin­ ia Polytechnic institute announced the following Gobbler football schedule for 1825: Sept. 18, Lynchburg College nt Blacksburg. Sept. 26, Roanoke college nt Blacksburg. Oct. 3, llamplen Sidney nt Blacksburg. Oct. ID, Auburn a t Auburn, Ala. Oct. 17, Maryland a t Washing­ ton. Oct. 21, Washington and I,ce at Lynchburg. Oct, 31 open. Nov, 7. North Carolina State nt Blacksburg. No. 14 Virginia nt Charlottes­ ville. Nov. 26, V. M. L, at RoauI’aavo Nurmi, the great Finnish runner who won four first’s in the Olym­ pic games, Is in this country to compete against America's best in the distance tests. Nurnii carries a watch in his hand while running and time himself fo r each lap. In this way in- knows whether he is keep­ ing Up to his accustomed standard and lie has reason to believe his standard Is good enough to whip the world. Charley Paddirk, noted American sprinter, agrees the ‘‘watch synti in" is good and says the United States athletes must come to it in time. dred topics were d isc u rid Thurs­ day, while the closing program Friday was given over to healtii instructions, how to make annual reports, co-operative marketing laws, etc. Special emphasis was placed in the women's.meetings upon butter making, use of dairy products in the diet, bread-mukiug, food con­ servation, nutrition work, millin­ ery, poultry, gardening, with prac­ tical instructions in cadi of these stibjects. Plnns For C arrying on Work TO MEET IN ST. I, KTKRSBFR( In 1925 Are Discussed At ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 13.— Convention In T allah assee The next semi-annual tournament { ‘ i " 1 !:* !, ^fconuJA . t s S i ? auffleletiey o f the pern (dial fcroiteraeacrlb- »y. said real property b e in g ”, i ed as' frfllnw*. t o -w it : T itle Guaranty * V ’V n t ? 0 l.oan (Formprly H*" ""I MIJ*; , "mn Co.,) a corp.. L«mplali>an l- Th om as J. Robinson. Defenllant, NOTICE: OK ■■ Nolleo Is hereby r Iv«« that under and by virtue of a decree " f t o r i c l o s u r e . n m l sale entrrrd In tno above en titled enuf” oil the Utn rt-v . . r December. tiCI. I. n* Speelal Master In Chancery, on Mommy■ F e b r u v v 3ml. 1*35. In front of the Court H ouse a t bnnford. Horlda. W H or N W H o f N B H o f BEH tn se ction *2. T o w n sh ip it*. Bntith. R ange 31 c a n t 0 acres more or less. ■two (3) acr**s sciuare r*i |pt»corner of S W U of N W ( i „f Hcctlon 33. T o w n sh ip 1*. aoutli P.anKe 31 Hast. and It U commanded t h a t you and ,. „-li of you, and a ll o th e r persons Inters sled In said es ta te , appear im. r,,n- Ilia County J u d a e a Court in Knnford. Florida, on th»r 2Stb day of January. 193*’.. and then nml there show cause. If a n y you have, w hy petition should not he gra n t- OLD HOME TOWN (Seal) Dec. il WE Vat AN K. WHITE. Special Master lu Chnin’ery K i d h . YYilson. Sollcllnr fur I’umplaliiniit. Dec. 15. Z i . 39. Jnn. 5. 13. IX T I I E o p f O t'X T V STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY 80c Per Dozen • J tllH J K 'N C O I I H T s fJ.Y ti.x o i.n r o u x T Y . r i . o m - IM, IN R E E S T A T E o p . Sam uel n in e s . Deceased. P I T A T IO N . T o A n n ie I I I ih -h. w id o w of H runuel lllne.*, deceased, and A a ro n H in e s, Leona llln » s nnd Husle H i n ­ es, m in o r c h ild re n of .said Sam uel (lin e s , deceased, all of Hanford, Se m inole C o u n ty , F lo rid a . N o lle * In hereby g lv r n tha t C. M. OUAItANTKKD Scntlruilo County Poultry Acs’n. A. ft P. Ten Co. j;y : Mcrthftmn 'iroo rt 0 Cush-Carry Grocery mp' rs nTw/rrt,‘ W. U Leo Williams ijJEJjj DELAND, Dec. 15.—Tom Smith has been elected captain of the Stetson Sophomore basketball team und Chester Freeman named to lead the quintet representing the fteshman class. Freeman was, a member nf the football squad this year mid is a promising basketball player, while Smith made the 'var­ sity live last year, proving himself one of the most vuluutde men on the squad. I5y STANLEY anua * , MAP CNOV^ MtllA. HON** \ \ EAA * Jtnkcry and Con foe lion cry. BREAD, CAKES, 1’IlvS, DAILY. TO STAGE PAGEANT ST. PETERSBURG. *Jc;. 13.— A historical pageant that will last for the entire week of Jnn. 12-18 i ■planned for this city. A cast of 1.000 persons will take part in the pageant, according to present plnns which will cover six episodes of the history of St. Petersburg. •;•■> PYREX WARE POCKET KNIVfc PERCOLATERS FISHING TACK •:>•{•e -s* Santa Claus su ggests that th e se g ifts can best be bouj Hill Hardware Ci •:*•:* e n c a r w n e t i y o u w a rn -a r t en closed c a r in 30 second ITH the new-type Studebaker Duplex W you may take your choice—ride in an open car if you like—enjoy the cool, fresh air and healthful sunshine. Then in 30 seconds—without even leaving your seat—it can be changed to a deeply cushioned, richly appointed, fully protected enclosed car. It's no fuss or bother at all— simply lower the roller enclosures — it's so easy a child can do it. No more hurried efforts to put up curtains in the wind and rain. No more hunting for the right one while the storm beats in. No more exposure through holes torn in Price very low. Subdivis­ ion property. Act quick. Chance to 1H* ‘Ainr*r iVtUu tu*< f t Alt ' double your money. W.V. Wheeler y/HAr *if»" t M i-t enooao) \ >1 « :i -J-^ -:*•**v ■;* v v *:-•:• ww k rs t* tj 120-la. i r . B . Duple*.Phaeton SIMS 3- P m . . Du plrx IU)».U(.f 3 - F u i . C hup , . R m J , u i . v -,*■ w w » p - n w w n xa w :■-t- •:* w w a >•» y > -v w ’ •£*••• ?u 1 1 25 I5VJ . . . . MM .............. ISOS 3 -Pam . B erlin . . . . . 1630 4-w k rd h u l o , 4 J i t c u h t t h , SoOutrj ______ tAllprlotif. WtAVCV th e m w h ile t r y i n g to obtain f a g e n c y th e p ro te c tio n give n by » For in the Duplex the side encWjj instantly accessible—yet rolled op of the way when not in use. If th is t w o -f o ld u tility were t it * tu re o f th e n e w S tu de ba ke r c a r t “ fljj still be a se n sa tio n a l value — m a n y o the rs. N e w b o d y line s— n e w b e a u t y - ® ^ fu l e ngine s — n e w ease of M g e n u in e b a llo o n tires—ana the e »“* SPECIAL SIX Second St ' CUTLERY ThcNcwSt Sanford. nierec y * ’ q*Kierc cue OO"1 A» I**' jAtV AO * Gloves arc n Christmas Stand bv. We hnve them, nit kinds. Me Kinnon-Murkwood.—Adv. On Sanford-Orlando road, close to Corner of tlnU \»r>. an,I I'lr.l HI, NttWT KSD—St. Louis Post Dispatch (546) 0 concert; 8 announced. Program far lice. 16, WSB—Atlanta Journal (428) 8-8 hnrmonizers, vocalists; 10:15 Radiowls. WEEI—Boston (303) 6:30 musi­ cal; 7:30 glee club; 8 Evorready hour: 8 program from WEAF. WUR—Buffalo (318) 7 concert front WEAF. WMAQ—Chicago News (447.5) 6 organ; 6:30 orchestra; 8 bonk review; 8:20 Clara Lnughlin; 8:10; talk; 8:50 Chicago university; 0:15 philhanttonlp quartet. •: mi or WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) 6 organ; 6:30 concert; 8 ensemble, quintet, soloists; 10 jazz orches­ tras. KYW—Chicago (536) 0:35 bed­ time; 7 concert; 7:30 stage review; 8 musical; 8:20 speeches; 8:50 musical; Id at home. WLS—Chicagd (345) 6:30 or­ gan; 7-10:40 entertainers, orches­ tra, farm program, solos; 11 Fllomeni chorus; 12 Mardi Gras. WQJ—Chicago (448) 7-8 con­ cert; 10-2 Skylarks, solos. W1AV—Cincinnati (423) 10-12 music, WJAX—Cleveland News (380) 6:30 Santa Claus; 7 concert. WWJ—Detroit News (517) 7:30 orchestra. Phone 305 WRAP—Fort Worth Star-Tele­ 112 W. First St. gram (476) 7:30-8:30 program; ‘THE HOUSE OF QUALITY’ 8:30-10:45 concert. Hat ruIN at noon ami t o'clock tvme Ranfoni Radio Program MILLER’S ^ STC- , S T in '“ CHILDREN’S TOYS A N D SPORTING GOODS B R A D E N T O N , Dec. 15.—Prelim­ of the American Roque league will inary plans have been perfected TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 13. be held here beginning the second by the of Manatee —Negro home and farm demon- • Monday in next February, accord­ county commissioners calling an election in sti*ation agents of Florida closed ing to an- announcement by the January for on a proposed bond issue a four days’ conference at the executive committee. Several hun­ of $1,326,000, of which Stuto Agricultural and Mechanical dred visitors lire expected to come would l»e used proceeds in highway con­ College for Negroes here Friday, here for the open which will last struction. Projects covend in tho •during which they discussed ami propmj I are: Bradcuton-Arendia made pluns for the work of 1025. read, 38 miles, $543,000; ParrishThere are several negro workers Wanchula road, 23 miles, $463,000; in these departments engaged in Parrish Polk county road, $120,000; teaching members of their race in LONDON, Dec. 15.—The book to state bridge over different sections of the state the Stiles season has opened in London approaches Manatee river connecting Braden­ finer points of home-making and with several rare editions offered ton and Palmetto, $100,000; bridge improved methods of farming. at auction. The chief of these was The four days were crowded to a copy of the third folio of Shakes- over Longboat illb't, $100,()0U. a v v vvv vv the limit with lectures and instruc­ pea re's plays which made a record tions. price of $8,000. A copy of *'llu Tuesday's program called for inor’s Antique Faces," a collection A cluster of five grapefruit consideration of thr 1825 work for of epigrams hearing the date 1605 both men and women; a lecture by and of which only one other copy which have grown in a peculiar manner was exhibited at The KmiiT. M. Campbell of Tuskegee In­ is known to exist, brought $l,5<)0. fortl Herald office Saturday after­ stitute, and another by President noon by A, II. I.undquist and w e fc Lee of A. 4 M., culling poultry, the subject of ntuch interest, of preparing poultry and eggs for market, and a study of common pnssersby. The grapefruit were diseases of hogs. • , MUNICH, Dec. 15.—One of the grown on the grove of Mrs. Ilitnia On Wednesday the assemblage largest sporting palaces in Ger­ Lundquist located three miles took up the study of the dairy many is to he built here on a tract southwest of Sanford. industry in Florida, qiiCttious- per­ formerly oecupicd by a munitions taining to homo economics, boys works. The place will have a seal­ Sanitary hand cleaning club work, cotton and tobacco, ing capacity of 11,700 with room pressing, Scotch Woolen Mills, East 2nd. St. growing peanuts ami potatoes, ami for -5,000 standees. tho (arm garden. The proposed palace also will he Consideration of nursery stock used for ( ‘inventions and political dnnts, canning fruits, how t<> col* meetings, but sporting events will ect exhibits fo r the fair and kin have pre-fete ace nf dates. CA «T WAVS IS V. I*. I. 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Printers nnd office outfitters. Phone 340. 115 Park Avenue. For apace In this DIRECTORY PHONE 148 dates ara for oon•rtlone. of avarafo len gth id a Une hflrgo soo f o r flrat WILLIAM S. ALLEN writen di­ rect mnil nnd newspaper adver­ tising. Plans complete cam­ paigns. Ten years of experience. Phone 615 or Box 71. Sanford, Florida. ARMATURE AND MOTOR RE­ WINDING. MAINE—Watervllle, Morning Sd Unci. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple are interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the Sentinel. . Rate card on applied tlon. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia’s greatest rspai _ ___ ____ ; newspaper. Morning,_ afternoon, lay Classified rates weekly and Sunday 10c per line. Waycross waycross Jc JournalHerald, Wnycrom. Georgia. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. Ono year $8.00, 6 months $4.0C, three months Huy eight per cent Preferred $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ Stock in the Sanford Building and ance policy add 75 cents to your I-oan Association, established 1008. order. Dressmaking Fashionnl)le Dressmaking—601 DSPANISH POTTERY Shop—ink-wells, $1.25; Magnolia Ave., phone 88. ‘t 75c; jardinieres, $3. « Co., Orlando. H34MMJO I ' A l t l i A v f i i U f lot* r o r n r r o f I Itli. en**li*Mt t* \ p t r iii r e . A f i n e liiiU ill m c l u t . ft 1.7r»<*.00. f l l U m ill, h i i l n n r r in iin ih lf a i w i :H T i i r v r s | \ •riiiMit U t i i m t i l i m , !t l i e d r « « n n n m l I k *I It - h i featu re * , K iirngr. A r o i l iciMiil lii i | • !■."» | u - r hi o n III* a ta io fi mil<l f o r . T l l l l i : i : n m f t - r o u n i )■l im e til «>»«*, t o K i 't l t r r iff tli r o r i i r r In f. riiifce In. i l n ittly tm * jitlo n » r h u n n * o f lift* llin r. T h i n k o f It. iltm n M i l l t r ii i I lit*in n il. Iltil »*n*0 . I*rlcr I.OTHt I.O TSl I.OTKI I I . U i M I I . H A * r n * i i * I ■■!. r u r i i c T o f I l i i K h a - r , n s i u n , c i o i l r r n «•»|ii> » u rc . I . n r i d - «>;)k . h i n l . I r r r . . SI.IUVO.OO. se.V) 4-i,n Ii . Iliiliin rr tim iifh lx . SMI llii,it ). S-0 |)rr luunth . . I I I toil mi I h ituJiNrMMliiu taf amuii- uf (In- I h- n I I i i I n In lam it. \\V linai* l - l . lo i'iilril lu M r r i .a-a'llun tin- r i p . i i \ r.-ii«)i>M iiu . n .iis i: is. n n 3rd and Oak Phone 4(0 FOR SALE—Huy your Christmas oranges now. Fnnciest fruit packed $1.75 F. O. II. Snnford. J. R. Kills’ Market, Celery Avenue. Phono 501-J. SAUSAGE All pork oak smocked, 40 cents Per pound, postpuid. Cash. Minimum shipment, 3 lbs. Satisfac­ tion guaranteed. Mrs. Knock Saw­ yer, Tifton, Ga. WOOD FOR SALE—Seasoned oak and pine. Delivered any length. W. 1). Earle. 203 East 10th St., phono. OPPORTUNITY—One chance in a hundred to pick up beautiful <Hter hide for Christmas presents. W. A. Ross, Sorrentn, Flu. FOR SALE—For your mas tree or evergreen lions, leave order with Cycle Co., plume 251-W M. M. Lord. < i l l lit li. m x ia i. m o it viii; v ix ai ,.*.()(i. Kill;) I ' A s l I . "P QUILTED SATIN (Hcnl(ors) Christ­ decoraSnnford or see Don’t take chances in cheap cotton mixture—Buy the wellknown guaranteed All Wool Scotch Woolen Mills suits tailored to your individual measure. 305 East 2nd Street. Only $25. WANTED—-Young Indy to do stenographic work und lean bookkeeping. Good opportunity for ambitious person. Inquire ut Herald Office. JUST A FEW SPECIALS Lot In Sanford Heights, $1,000. $150. cash, balance $15.00 monthly. 8 lots nml G room house on West 4th s tre ^ . $1,000. Terms. G room house on Oak Avenue, $5,500. Good terms. H. H. LEWIS CO (Realtors) Ground Flour. National Hank Uldff. Phone 3*1U. t03 N. Park Ave. Phone 122 Houses For Sale FOR SlALE—Eight room close in. Phone 058-J. Automobile^ tioo.i# vZH'A' ______ S3.es Pan*) 323.09 1921— f o n J K im * lim it ISIS— K..r.l 1913— Pori) Run’bout truck 1921— Ford Tour In* FOR SALE OR RENT—Fam ish­ ed 5-room house. Water,- lights, and gas, nice location. Reason­ able, 7011 W. 3rd St. (’" 1922— MiulKe T ou ring 1924— Kuril Ton-Trnok 1924— Kuril Kordnr Sedan 1022— K o n l Tourlmr 191]— ItnilKO Touring 1923— Dixlxu Tourlmr Rooms For Rent 350.00 350.00 150.00 515.00 525.es 2 0 0 .0 0 S00.no I . H . H Id 1. 1, 1 1*It l u s t lim if * D r t l r r * Phoav S o. & O ak 4k 1 * 4 FOP. RENT—Garage. 210 Laurel Avenue. ANOTHER BARGAIN—Used C«d iliac, four passenger phaeton, only $-150.00 Ford Garage. North Falmetto. Furniture and Rugs Join Yowell-Drew Co. Orlnndo BETTER HOMES CLUB You can buy Furniture and Itng* of Quality at moderate price*. Our Better Homes Club efaabiee you to pay for It a little at a time. J.H. JACKSON Real Estate Loans FOR RENT—2 nice furnished housekeeping rooms $20.00 month. 312 East 5th St. Xnt K. JO.....nil Mt-rlnrlher Itullilln* Sanford Novelty Work* V . C, C U L L K It l‘ i « a Help Wanted Snnford, Fin. 275.00 soo.ee FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom TK intH TO l o a n I’KOFLB* with wood heater, also garage, io r u n c k i t o f f f o ii a l l c a s h 117 Laurel Avenue. Located on Oak Ave., close in. FOR SALE OR RENT—10 acres Eastern exposure. In nice neigh­ 15 minuter walk from city on borhood. Street Paving and side Sanford Ave. Flora Heights. walks paid. Can be bought on j Carey 503 W. 3rd St. very easy terms. Price $1,500.01). —I SEE OUR LARGE LISTING BEFORE BUYING. - m i —r<mi 1 » « —Cher. FOR RENT—Two strictly mod­ ern bedrooms over new garage on Sccund Street, near Elm Ave. On Park Ave. Close in. Five Gentlemen only. Inquire 119. Elm rooms und Bath. Completely fur­ Ave. nished. Side walks and street pnvRENT—Two or three rooms ing paid. A bargain, romplete at FOR for housekeeping. 618 Laurel $7,000.00. Avenue. CORNER LOT MKtf _Make !> . ■ Type house, t m r BUNGALOW Scotch Woolen Mills adds Jow* by department—Guaranteed Jew­ 202 First Street elry.—If not satisfied come back nml wo give you a new one FREE. S o lid g o ld mul silver, all latest designs. 305 E. 2nd St. Help Wanted FOR RESULTS FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, 10-room house in country near HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES pnved highway, good location, electric lights, good water. H. C. And next week is going to be too Du Bose, late. Act Now. >>* FOR KENT—Ono furnished bed­ SUBURBAN HOME room nnd garage, 815 Park Ave. Located just out side the city limits, on the road to the Country FOR RENT—Large office on First Street. Opposite Postof­ Club. Nice new bungalow with fice. Rensonnblo. Inquire Semi­ modern conveniences—lights, own water system, telephone, etc., 221k nole Business Exchange. _ acres of land, seven cleared, orange FOR RENT—20 acre truck farm fur spring crop. AH tiled, good trees, ond place in good shape. Close to Country Club, Can be drainage. Box 244, Sanford. bought on terms. Price $5,500,00. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms 504 Laurel Ave. FOR SALE—Small wiitiug desk. BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. 108 Second St., Real Estate of­ REALTORS fice. Plume 282. m : vii hciiim ii . s I I M . A S C K K.VHV. A. P. Connelly & Sons ,nk. light blue, black, co*iul rose, sizes 3 to 7. flics’ Shoe Department, ,ei Co., Orlando. AND[RUNS -w.-tlirh inm, with sides ;! die antique .shuped leg, \ 1 Fluor^ Dk'kson-Ivea •Mo, HOOLEHANCOLEMAN pitstern e» iiiiNiirr# gbltii) riisli. 11211— II11re iitiinllil|« | o.ooo. FOUND—Two stray steers, one Hkck d e s k s e t s yellow, one pied. Owner may **, rose, and lavundur, $3; JB; decorated witii but- have .same by settlement with 105 Magnolia Ave, Uue, $-1. Diekson-lver, M. Kennedy, Caldwell Fields, .-ike Phone 48 io. Jessup. 1 tap, in newest color?, “t ami iJnrk beige, jack A'Sgilight-i-ln all sizes, V--m-lves Co., Orlando. IRON AGE SPRAYER WKST VIIIOINIA—Clnrksburtt. Tho Clnrkatiurif Kxpnnrnt. m orning Inclufllntc Sunday, morning Issue. I cent par word, minimum 14a. ! i t! ( i jc ;i ! i m t K:»rnu«** I im*h H«mi « c n f i i r r l u t , mH c m i i IU m «i m l Lost and Found NIX BOSE OF SILK Used “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything7" If so advertise tn the “Gainesville Sun.” Ask Mr. Connelly M 1V 5-rouni V ery Real Estate LAND WANTED Large tract of Florida land ALL WOOL SUITS Tailored to measure, guaranteed wanted for farm colonisation pro­ tn fit. $25.00. Sanitary hand ject. Must bo good land (no drain­ cleaning and presaihg. Scotch age required) and well located with Woolen Mills, 305 East Second* Cespect to railroads and highways. Td' insure proper consideration, be Street. s u re -to give full details, Inctud-j F o r SALE—Grocery stock and Ing. lowest price and best nur-1 fixtures, will rent or sell building. chase terms, in first letter. Nnr-j Other business necessitates the man Hcrriman. 32 Nassau St., sale of same. Apply Box 507. New York. Sanford, Fla. Sanford Building nnd Loan As­ sociation Preferred Stock can be covhed on 60 days notice, interest payable April 1st and Oetoher 1st you can’t beat it. DkVKt.Ol'KHfl ATTKNTION— Pan* STEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE Siiculit In lirglnniiig tli* g r e a t .* t de­ CO. Expert Electrical repairs. velopment In illurlda‘i< history; a rraiille About one REAL ESTATE 103 W. Central Ave. Orlando, half million dollar highw ay tn tho Jot a thtiuannd bae a _JF’lo ._________ bench Joel finished; n (wo land Hi* otbere can'l I). A. CALDER & J. C. ZURFLlRlt XiHf mlltlun dollar bridge aernas K*eemt , with you untear AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT Real Estate Brokers—All kinds of Ida Itoy started; quarter million [yuur add rose. property listed nnd for sale. Of­ dollar opera house under con stru c­ ■ftaaaarr MUST 'be tw o millions bein g s p e n t on RENT-A-UEEL Car. Drive it r t n « n at T k e Beafice 108 Second St.. Near Park tion; highway: greatest chance for live Lld ufflee or b y l e t yourself. Oak and Second St. Avenue. Phonu 282. develops re to get lit on around fir*knur d 'a re a tla Phone 3. Write Development D epart­ aot valid. J. E. SPURLING, sun-division floor. ment The Pensucola News. Service specialist. Subdivision to Or­ AUTO BODY REPAIRING I’ruitipt. Efflnlont lando, Florida, nnd F 1o r n AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Gn.—Augusta’s greatest Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ CHARLES STEIN — Automobile classified medium, rate cash .09c way._______________ Body repairing am! Rebuilding. charge. 10c por line, minimum SIGN PAINTING Engles Home, Oak Avenue. .30c. SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. AUTOS FOR HIRE prices for signs of ail kinds. Jnhn3 County in reached through It. N. NIPPER. the St. Augustine Evening Record. EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day Snnford Avenue at 1st Street. Quick results. Two cents per word. or night. Meets all trains. Bag­ Phone 473-J. Sample copy on rrauest. gage transfer. Phone 551. PAPER HANGER—I. L. Talbott. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally Times, the great homo dally, AUTO TRIPS painter and paper hanger. Itmas Gift rnto lik e per word, minimum Phono 3511 Orlando road. MRS. J. n. CALDER. Sight-see­ LEARN ABOUT totk County and charge 25c cash with order. Write fgestions ing nnd pleasure trips at any Lnkoland, through tho Star-Telo- for complete rnto card time. Call 45. gram. Best advertising medium in PALM BEACH COUNTY—The PATTAN SHIRTS South Floridn Published mornings. scene of stupendous developmcntAUTO WRECKER Star-Telegrnm. lakeland, Fla.__ Read about it in the Palm Beach ami shades, make an limns gift for “him.” P. 5, MFRO. Day or night ser­ OHIO—Xenia. Make your enles Post. Sample copy sent on re­ at McKinmm-Markthrough the Xenia Gazette, quest. vice. Day phone 394. Night iny. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural phone 590, _ 1,K,D5R district. Want nd nml display ADVERTISING gets results If it reaches potential buyers. PnAIM ED CANDLE­ rates on request. FILLING STATIONS AND latka Daily News is circulated In STICKS AUTO SUPPLIES UOMiMHUA (On.; r.KIMlKIt—Class- nn industrial nnd agricultural sec­ , boxed in gift box lllril inU hnv*- IU* largest circu­ tion. live gift card, $1.25, Art BAGGETT’S FILLING STATION. lation In Houthw- hu- ' m Mvnrgla. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of rives. Cu*. Orlando. Open day amL .night..;. Sanford .4.6-wind) . Florid<C*rCtn estate ndvert!s4 in Avenue nnd Second Street. &Ul) CRAVATS TO REACH the prosperous farm­ the St. Petersburg Times. Ono cent Initoriul which is un- FELLOWS’ SERVICE STATION. ers und fern growers of Volusia cent n word duily, two cents u word in ituimcntnl stripes, Gulf Gas, Oil, Tires, Accesso­ county advertise in the Del-and Sundnys. Lon-hrs Co., Orlando, ries. Service with a smile. Elm Dally Newj, rate lc per word, cash with order. ___ ______ ami First. Phone 447 L3. Building: Material YITTFM TRAVELING THE MORNING JOURNAL is the CASE WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ accepted want nd medium in r..carJe,! buff silk, .with nolia nnd Second. First and Elm, Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word MIRACLE Concrete Co., general I tray and ten-piece act Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. an insertion. Minimum 25c. cement work, sidewalks, build­ fticie* in gold, $45, Third ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. G. Expert service. Lon-1ves Co., Orlando, FLORIDA—UKLANDO— Orlando Terwilleger. Prop.______________ BEAUTY PARLORS nmrang Sentinel; largest classi­ Lumber and Building Material PAINTED WASTE fied business, rnto lc a word, min­ Carter Lumber Company PER BASKETS MADAME HARRIET. Murinello imum 24c cash with order. N. Laurel St. Phone 565 h sprays of holly, wlswork of all kinds. Rain water n roies, brightly pninted, specialty. Old First National A LITTLE WANT AD in The IIILL LUMBER CO. House of Shop, Dickson-Ives Co., Bank Building, phono 245. Herald will bring you big re­ Service, Quality and Price. sults. Advertise thoso old articles DRUGH Tampa—New building projects you have stored away and hnve Pa t e n t h a t b o x no use for. A little thirty-cent ad!to be undertaken, including (V< fhoa wide, lined in blue LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ bring you sovenfl dollars.land Platt street bridges, fishing v. with shirred pockets, scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We may i Floor, Dickion-Ives are ns near you ns your phone. Phone 148 ami a representative pier ami pavilion, a t Ballast Point 'Park. Cull 103. _____ will call to see you. FLORIST SOME BOOK-ENDS minted metal, black STEWART THE FLORIST” Flowers for nil occasions. i eolorful figures, $3.50. 814 Myrtle. Phono 200-W Pickson-Ives Co„ Orlan- TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS Kit WIDE BELTS All makes of typewriters for Ilk, and 1% inches sale on easy terms, for rent, also a and black, $1.25 and repairs. Office »ur plies. Room 9 lowed belts, 1la in. wide ________ rMack, $1.50. Dickson- Bali Bldg. __ LAWYER liando. LEWIS O’BRYAN. Offiro in Seminole Uank Building Annex. V WALL POCKETS Phone 417-L 3. )nui lotus blossom (lo­ in the Art Shop Third tiun-Ivea Co., Orlando. Miscellaneous For Sale A dvertising TIN AND METAL WORK IpUh In AdTMee __ ______i n < _________ M a# _____ «• Advertising i r * f. i < 4* t i . "» IHerald W ant Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance [;■ THIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY f.ad r a t e s . i> j y.: CONTRACTOR AND UUII.DBft WANTED—Girl for general house work. 918 .Myrtle Ave. H n r r > l aha* **4 Mill W ork BIT (.om norclal Apartments For Rent DAVID B.H YER FOR RENT—Three room apart­ ment, 300 French Avenue. ARCHITECT FOR RENT—Four room npnrtment unfurnished. Mrs. Alex­ ander Vaughn. Phono 323-J. M<<niln<r A. I. A. Ituse llutlillrur (Irlanil*. -Klvrll* - - . ' 'J1 FOR RENT—One two-room fur­ nished apartment. Apply Her­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MM We have some beautiful lake ald office. front lots on luiko Wildmere one* half mile from the Dixie Highway NOTICE OF ANNUAL .MEET­ ^ “ K « r V uiir l l r a l l h ” in n nest of beautiful clear lakes, ING OF STOCKHOLDERS p KA*ryi>i)ti w h o t in s t r i e . I tli la for sale. J, v n t* r culls fur a refill. of We will build your home, land­ F u r S r r t l r r K h u n * Btl TITLE GUARANTY AND scape your grove, and relieve you 5 Silver Lake Springs Co. MORTGAGE COMPANY of trouble nnd worries incident to building up a place. Kunford, Florida in the meantime, you can go NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, fishing. You enn fish in any one That in pursuance with the Char­ of the dozen lakes, uml if you dun't know how to fish, we liuve several ter and in accordance with tho pro­ Elton J. Moughton experts who will lie glad to show visions of law, the annual meet­ ARCHITECT you. Mr. Scholficld who has been ing of the Stockholders i of tho singing ut the Baptist Church will Title Guaranty nnd Mortgage Com­ First National Bank Bldg. vouch for the above. LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc. pany will lie held at the office of Sanford, ■ Florida Longwnod. Fietho Company, in the City of San­ FOR SALE—Modern Bungalow— ford, Florida, nn the 20th day of located Magnolia Ave. and 1Hit January, 1925, at the hour of 3:00 proniiit survlc* and St., $1,000 cash, balance terms. o’chn« I’. M. for the purpose of 12 you (loirii excvptlouul wprX This is a gomi buy. R. W, Deane, considering such matters ns muy CALL two Seminole Uank. be brought before it. Dated this the 6th day of De­ FOR SALE—Four five-room bun­ Sanford Steam Prepsery galows line! throughout, just cember, 192 J. F irst Streeto' off puved highway. Price $800 S. O. Chase, each for quick sale. Must be President. seen to be appreciated, can give Attest: Alfred Foster, Secretary. terms. A. Howk. Gimicrville. i FOR SALE—10 acres in Mnrk- ■■HMMaaHaNaMaaauHiaaHa nm, seven miles from Sanford, six room house under construction barn 14x40, two acres under culti­ vation, 10 acres cleared, splendid We are still making that 5 citrus land, will grow anything, delicious—home-mndu candy JJ good water. Price $1,200.—Eman­ —daily. £ uel Peterson, lien. Del. Hungry? a LAND WANTED Try one of our ham sand- ■ L a r g o tract o f Florida land wiches with bottled chocolate ■ wanted for farm colonization pro­ milk. je c t. Must be good land, no drain­ age required,) and well located. : KANDY I! Waters Kandy Kitchen 5 MM..__rm___ a Key West—Thompson Ice Com­ a Milanc Theatre pany to spend $75,1)09 enlarging H aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaauaaavi ; plant. A New Water s Seminole Marble Co. Martilft and drattll* from all uuurrlc*. Il.iat or quality and wiirknmiiMhltf. WrHs tor latest deafens. C. D. T il 11.1 B k . S anford. F lo rid a P. O, liu« sox. I'fcuae MS Chiropodist FOOT SPECLVLIST L'orna, Bunion*. In g ro w ­ i n g Nall*. Heavy Call•.*. ■ . or tire.) acM ng 'fuot. 11 tin. r. i.. nisLBU I Yowell Drew Ulilg. Orlando. Plume. Elevator B R IN G IN G U P F A T H E R By GEORGE McMANUS ■V T | u r ' ^ l m a t ., RtCrPv " J | &>.*■< i n - r m . v '- . v ^ H ii-‘ / nh c o . ; r r - i- x ii-.O'-* i -j t \T , r ; i u io - r-tjT oh v 1 ARCrV.JMc.tsT - V ) " * x j ---- ','////; H Z A S i ^ 7 ^AIIOCANY SMOKING i sta n d t j, tsriieii base, a eotiven- [ ’ f'-movable ash tray, juoteh holder, $6.59. , ',r>Dick ou-lveq Co., Or- ! \ __________ , I^VKR SWEATERS '' etuf, gn],), gray, white; I ,' r,jntru stin g color a t tl'! V 1:l|d sleeves. Sizes ■ uiiLson-lyes |Co., OrLOMU* OF AMBER »T,. .'cweletl --and plain, ., l.i I'flmanft, are $10. (v, ‘Vn Floor, Dickson' ‘‘■•tndej. ______ :__________ _ , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 1924; <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