259 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/889471f08daf05341563674f939d1ec7.pdf fbaf18ddbdce6f74c40ba36e9abd3fd6 PDF Text Text Sanford’s BUILDINGS HAS BEEN TAK EN CARE OF. TRA CK A G E WITH A M PLE S P A C E T O A LLO W FOR SIDINGS AND SWITCHING A R E INSTALLED AND PAID FO R. THIS IS SANFORD'S AND SEMINOLE COUNTY’S FIRST E X C L U S IV E INDUSTRIAL D EV ELO PM EN T. Reservations are being accepted at this office with a deposit of five percent, closing in thirty days, BQ a ta Q ra B a ouk C. A. Bolton E. A. Chittenden L. P. Chittenden Or g a n i z a t i o n Jbe D. Chittenden Frank J^Fpnpatri W m - .-/-A .i �partly cloudy; ^ HI ■«>Jb .■ - Associated Press Full Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, J ✓ * EDITION tY 1 1 1926. ■ * ■■ ' V if -- /•fK ’ j*V UP ' „ >t *:t1v V! *W ■■I— [ersBegin After itti Some >d Men ished ’owns ' THIEVES LOOT HESKER HOME V TAMRA, H a., Ja n . 13.'—4P) — Polico here today are holding two men who gave their names an John Smith and W alter CarTey, who authorities charge are “leader* of an organised swind­ ling gang operating in various cities in Florida and who have defrauded banka out of thou­ Gems At Reported Value Of sands of dollars. Arrest of tho men in Sara­ Million Dollars Are Taken Hut Owner Denies Figure, sota, at the instigation of local officers, was regarded here ns Saying Total Loss Is $15,U00! n “big catch" by the police, who further claimed they arc tho boldest check artists that have Mesker Thinks Theft come to this state in several Was An ‘Outside Job’ yeaVs. - M&kers Asert They Dined Alone And 1 iinl No IlouNe Party Was Held Last Night • f Coal' ght To 2 Alleged* Swindlers Caught A t Sarasota SANFORD CELERY SHIPMENTS FIND STRONGJIARKET - u 11 nLk|M)g ............... ; ^ • Robert Scott ’ / |*M f. * ' ,w$f COAL PARLEY’S Governor Pinehot .Takes Step To Have Hard Coal Mining Declared Public Utility So State Can Regulate Affairs Bill Completed For Solons To Consider Another Measure IWould Give Chief Executive Right To Deal With Other States 7o Replace Shenandoah Given ‘QatA t Committee Meeting WASHINGTON, Ja n . 13.-WP1 ---Details of the 200,000 cubtcfoot, all-metal dirigible, which tha A ircraft Development Cor­ poration of Detroit has been ask­ ed to bulirl for tho Navy for $300,000, became available today in published proceedings of tiio House Appropriations Commit­ tee, The Navy has not yet award­ ed the contract to the company, in which Henry Ford is interest­ ed, although it is studying the Vro position. As explained by Carl B. Fritzchc, general manager and other officers of tho Detroit company, the ship would be 160 feet long and 60 feet thick, carrying en­ gines of 400 home power with a speed of 70 mllaa an hour. Dur- aluminu mwouid be used instead of fabric to cover the entire ship. The craft would be shorter and fatter proportionately than tho Rhcnandoan and, it was contend­ ed, havo a safety fActor of be­ tween 9 and 10 as compared with 1.68 of the Shonandoah. The cost, it was estimated, would actually bo about $700,000 for construction, tho company putting In $400,000 against the $300,000 for the Navy. Admiral Moffett, chief of nav­ al nvlntion, reiteruted Adft stand In favor of construction of n dir­ igible of at least 0,000,000 cubic feet ns compared with tiio !,• 100,000 of the Shenandoah, at a cost of $4,000,000 or. more effec­ tive installations bocomo Avail­ able. Personnel Redaction And Withdrawal of Some Vessels From Service Suggested House Committee Proposes Change Cut In Appropriation Included In Budget Estimate For 192$ Is Also Included OFFICERS NAMED CITY NURSERY TO WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.— FOR THE FIR ST BE ESTABLISHED! NATIONAL BANK AT WATER PLANT S S B S K S S 'S (A P > .— Abandonment of the WERT PALM BEACH, Fla. Jnn. HARRISBURG, Pa.. Ja il. 13.— 13.—(/P)—Polite' today were reek­ Lakchurftt naval air station, (/P) —Governor INnchot, in a state­ M ast SAN FRANCISCO, Jan . la .— (/T) ing the thieves Who lact night were ment today in which he attributed __ material reduction in the na“ t —John C. Redding, prisoner In reported to have stolon gems val­ tho breakdown of the anthracite . San (Jucntln penitentiary, ndmit- ued at more than f 1,000,000 from negotiations in Now York to. the In., J a i l. tc<j Jn nn Interview yeaterdny that the home of George L, Mesker of operators, announced his intention th e 1 0 5 he is Robert Scott, wanted in Chi* Palm Reach nnd Evansville, Ind. of pressing passage by the Penn­ ■Js ships from active commerce, D een n - I cago, In connection with the iflurd* The theft occurred at the F. Dutton ClalntR Light Crop sylvania legislature of a bill mak­ Report O f. Institution Shows Several Varieties 'O f Shade were * recommended for tho «« miloQ 1 cr f<>r which Robcrt ’ 3 brother ltus- height of a honso party, n story Expected >In Thin Section ing anthracite mining a public util­ e c niiii-n j rcjj j^oit, was sentenced to death Appearing today in the Palm Trees Will Be Grown For Navy today by tho House sub­ Tremendous Increase In Will Result In Continued ity. licycd to |hut saved from the gallows when Reach Pont, mys, Police ref until . Ueautiflcatinn . Purposes; committee, which drafted the . Deposits And Resources; Such a bill was completed today Demand At Higher Prices k illed to - 1he was adjudged insane, the Sun ti« confirm the report nnd Msskcr Citizens Asked To Assist annual appropriation bill. hv Attorney General George W. 100 l*er Cent Gain Noted shut himself in his home nnd re­ 'e x p lo sio n Francisco Examiner sdya today. Woodruff for introduction into the Thoao steps ware found to bo Redding is further quoted ns That the mnrkot prico of celery Plans have been completed for necessary to effect necessary econ­ nin s h a ft r«yin;r he will go back to Chi­ fused to see reporters. The Post, will rciimin in the neighborhood bV| legislature when It meets in extra At tho annual meeting of the however, said it was* reliably insession today. A nocond bill, to be cago willingly in the belief that I formed that police were at work $3.60 per crate for the noxt two Milnnitlcd at tie name time, “re­ stockholders of tho F irst National the establishment of a municipal omies, the committee said, and it weeks at least and that tho gro\v-1quests" tlie governor to negotiato Bunk held Tuesday afternoon In nursery on city property near Elm added that It was “readily appar­ ted work he can prove the charges against on the ense. ers of thin district will experience compuefs >villi ant bra*''to consum­ tiio banking rooms of that insti­ Avenue and Thirteenth Street ac­ ent that naval expcnditUreo are him are untrue. The newspaper said its informill attem pt! one of tho best years in the His­ ing states in regard to tUe hard coal tution, officers nnd directors for cording to City Mnnngor W. B, on an upward trend. i ant, whose identity it did not re'on through the* ensuing year woro named nnd Wlllinms, who said today that im­ With these reductions, tho meatory o f celery production III this! tuisinesH. ; veal, believed the robbery to have t,lill open. n report of business transacted mediate provision would bo mada sure reported to tk« House to todajr county was the gist of a s ta te -1 “ For many wenhn," tiio govor■ been an “inside job" hut advanced > still nllvp during tho last year read and dis- for tho culture of sovaral varieties mtnmemUd appropriation 'Of ment issued toduy by F. F . Dutton,’ nop said, “We liuvo road, ill tho no further theory in ihat direction. j of shade trees to plant on prncrescuer's 19,419,000 for the Navy, an in­ In­ well known Seminole county ship newspapers n ilai'v s to r y of the cUAsed. i t l o n l l v nlt Riitifnvd n t r n a t l The gems stolen belonged .to Mrs. They wpro j HI this HUB report IV'JM'U, tlcally all Sonford street i. In commenting^ on crease of $10,660,000 over that • • strike of the mthracitc ojKiratoni I Me:>*ter, nnd, as listed hy the Post per. hi explaining the operation of amount carried in ih t last bUL the shrift, stated President Frank fl, Forster Fo against the public. Yesterday came • Mr. Dutton stated that hp hall LOCAL _• • follow: tho bank hud Wijofyod the m int the.nursery, Mr. Williams said that TKe number and type of s h ip s .* f the U. 8 . 1 received a telegram from New the breakdown of negotiations be­ that Prominent grower says San­ 19 Breaches in Collection treos would be uuppliod, Sanford prosperous year In its history. ue crew n t ‘ ford celery, will continue to find Niriateen square diamond broach­ York Interests in.Which th e* told cause the operator* refused to do citizens at very notnin.nj^iricas, Deposits a t tba.cltrxMof business urge of tho ■ * pbroody d»uo-Tstrong m arket because of light ed of 11 diamond.* each ami eneh of the poor condition of the AmhlTiuaOny were $3,070,722.2(1 as snd that every means nf //* cloy­ the* committee simply reducing by gas helmet*, 1W0 crop. . J r ' from llieir gun and NpW York trott$ anrf of V set*in n it crystal. • r entered tho interest of compared with $1,623,102.36 for tho ing 'interest in the boftutiDcatlon 11,788,000 thfc--/i»ioun» recOd^.' Of/icors and directors of F irs t Racket-w ith six •ahochun, one the early 4p*iftumpUan of the Cal­ same "date last year,' a gain of Of Sun fonf ryould be apoaftored by mended for maintenance and-op­ ccked the tip- National Rank ore named,'-and emerald reaqhiug'n •settlementi ifornia ervjy which is also report­ and thro* rubies. XI,656,629.91 or over 100 per cent. thono in chargu of whol is said to eration of the fktaL ho hoisting “The matter now/comes before a i ed to bo of inferior keeping qunlfinancial statement read show­ One sapphire. Resources are now $3,333,178.77 lie one of the first municipal nurs­ ncy hoisting Enlisted personnel would be re­ the legislature of Pennsylvania for itic.; this season. ing 100 per cent increase inOne sevon-karat emerald cut di­ eries in this 'section of Florida. ns compared with $1,924,108.29 lied to bring deposits during 4020. duced from 86,000 to 82,000, tha its action.* I shall do my best to amond. —•---- According to J* L. Weils, com* press “Sanford's greatest drawback Is committee asserting that this r they are the Iql! which recognizes tho thiH date Inst yeor. — Annual roport o f fire depart­ One diamond and platinum ring. mcrciiil agent for the* Atlantic anthracite Surplus was increased during ihe the lack of shade treos on our as a public utility. This it x ment shows 81 fires in 1926 rep­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Mesker Rave long Coast -Liho, four ears of celery ycnr' to $76,000.00 making n com- streets."a Mr. Williamn stated, m o n ts^ F o r 'n a ^ a v is U o ^ ^ 'th a is iny next step. the ontomb- resent property loss estimated been prominent socially at Palin havo been' shipped from tho Sanbined capital and surplus of $226.“im d tiic bcautiflcntlon committee r; common(k,(1 j 1H,074,0(Jo, ou thered about; at *i:i,6oo. Reach, their marriage having b?un fun} district this week »ud severol ... ................ . with. the 000.00 with an undivided profit v arking in .conjunction the | ncroOHc of $3,693,000 over tu rrrnt Ja n . 13.— (/PI— NEW YORK, ho explosion 1 Municipal nurscryHs establish- the culmination, of a romance more nro expected to -g o out be­ city, intend to remody this condi­ funds but a decrease of $417,000- * wds of sight ' ed in connection with civic beau­ which had its inception hole. Mrs fore Saturday. The Duttop Com- With ncRotlationn broken o ff be- account of over $20,000.00. Tho following directors were tion jpst ns fust as wgyfau secure under tho budget entinute. cause neither aide would recede an towns as- tification program. Masker is n member nf the society -puny reported that the if are ecnd- inch, anthracite miners and oper­ elected to serve during tha year trees ta set out." . , Of this aniuunt $4,100,000 would froped off City Commissioner E. F . IIous- nt West Palm Reach. Mr. Mesker ing two g out ^ ___ cars tonight, _ . which ators todu ystrengthened their po­ 1920: L. A. Brumley, S. O.' Chnse, "Tho municipal nursery will bo go to satisfy obligations incurred ds and exhnldcr stresses need of co-op- i*i a wealthy retircil French nmn- will make a lotul of six they hnvo sitions in the hard coal .strike. II. G» DuRose, r . I*. Forster, T. I. directly in charge of tho city's under previously authorised conk. erntivc action in address before pfacturer. shipped sinco the first of the senEach side blames the other for Hawkins, John Mclsch, W. W!. G. beautification committee, Mr. Wll- tracts, which would leave approxi­ ;r mlnen n Kiwnids Club. I.obh Placed At $15,000 son. stiff-necked opposition to* anv Smith, II. E. Squires nnd B. F. l!nm:i Mild," and the object of its mately $14,700,000 for new under­ ■iVt rhed to tho Pour new teachers are secur­ W EST PALM BEACH, Jnn. 13. cntablir-hmcnt |s primarily to slip- takings In the next fiscal year. “On account of the lighter crpp peace plan that would send buck Whltnor. , their assisted to handle increased enroll­ — (AO—Sneak thieves, about 9 o’­ this year nnd duo to tho fact that to work tha 160.00<Ler r.o, men and ■At tho close of the stockholders ply the commltloo with shrubbery . Another contract' authorization of rk. ment at city primary schools. clock Tuesday night, entering "I>a the Manatee district celery is int­ jlioys, who have lyj^Tidle sinco HpPt* mooting the nowly elected direct­ nnd trees witli which to make S a n -; $4,100,000 however, would be .inPolico report shows orderly Foata", attractive villn of George er than evor before, together with * 1. • m in i engiors rhoi and elected the following ford streets comparable with the eluded, which the committee said condition of Sanford during past wus liere L. Mesker, at Royal Palm Way tho unfavorable conditions preval­ ' Arbitration was the big issue on officcrsT^F. P. Forster, president; i most attractive in the state." i would place funds for the next flsyear. ^ nnd Ocean Boulevnrd, Palm Reach, ent in the northom districts, ^ho which the conference split, the min­ L. A. Rrumloy, vlco-president; II. tho DegnnMr. Williams yent on to explain '• cal year “Just sho^t” of $19,000,000 1 STA TE curried off gems valued at $15,000, .Sanford section will enjoy one of ers refusing to adopt that form on C. DuBoso, vice-president; II. F. that the nursery would also im-1 ; was among Of tho aviation approprtukiou, Home of George Mesker at Mr. Mesker announced today. the most prosperous years in his­ settlement, if it involved the pos­ Whitner, cashier; A. L. Betts, as­ prove tiio appearance of tho tr a c t; $9,062,0011 would be applied to new Palm Reach looted of valuable Tho wealthy Evansvlllo, Ind., tory,” said Mr. Dutton. “The Cal­ sibility of a decrease in wages. All sistant cashier nnd M. ,V. Brad­ opposite the now city waterworks aircraft nnd equipment, apart Inft hindered structun! steel man, hetod of the ifornia celery Is said to be bring­ sorts of reports ure heard ns to the bury. URsistant cashier. ng of tiio ,.Jpjms Tuesday night. by" covering tho present waste from aircraft for the alrplsno car­ Most of 10S men entombed by firm which beam his nnme, nloo ing $10 per crate nnd it has been effect of tho breaking off of nego­ tho mine, Idock with attractive trees and riers Saratoga and Lexington. scouted tho theory that it was an early this year.” “Their crates are tiation*. The grievanco committee s forced to Oklahoma mine explosion believ­ shrubbery to bo transplanted at a ed to have met instant death. . after it's “inside Job". inter dutc to various sections of double the capacity of tho ones of the Pennsylvania Coal Co.,* re­ Tampa officials to make spec­ ” “ My wife and I were entirely used by Sanford growers and our ported that more than 10,000 strik­ a squeeze tho umimunlty. to break up activl* , attempt ip alone," Mr. Mesker said, “and present price of $3.60 is very sat­ ing miners have urged the calling, cbVis blown ial '"W o want it emphasized," Mr. ties of alle d “night ride iersout of 10,000 maintenance men. there was no house party going isfactory . Wo believe that a hccxplosion. Wililums added,” that local cltRnms MESTIC Union leaders soy that no main­ on. I am entirely convinced that steady rate of not less than $3 urned back will be given tho opportunity of Atlanta woman near death ns tho job was an outslda one as the will apply to the local crop tenance men will bo called out un­ obtaining several varieties of asks when result of injuries received when the chauffeur discovered two moving throughout tho season," added Mr. less there ure violations - « to be hnr- seven year old daughter shut shade trees from the nursery, and agreement by which such workers At the apwlttl jolnt me figures in my wife’s room just Dutton. the comnmiee committee iokus takes mm this o opporher. the county and city boards of eilu- * t u t every Sanfonl resistay on the Job. prior to the maid’s finding tho bed­ B rief talks and songs by vl corps of Miners and operators strength­ Another report for which tho room completely ransacked.’^ ■. . , n i l , ors and a speech by E. F . He y for serv- en lines to maintain their posl, Durant Is Rejnoved operators say there is no bpalB is Undent of publla instruction, nil on the gruss plot adjacent to his holder^ were the entertaining fee- * Chauffeur Spread Alarm mi tiers nni tlons with reference to nnthrasome of the coal companies “At first the chauffeur thought tores of tho Ktwanis Club lunch­ home." alive. Oth- cito strike settlement. To Gotham Hospital that nro ready to open their mines. bids submitted for tho $460,000 wrong but, coming into eon held today In the Seminole mm Hurt iEclipse of moon will be visible nothing White this has been informally school bonds were rojee tea. tho house found my wife and my­ : CriU. Dr. T. E. in fa r western countries shortly A largo, number of representnmentioned by some operators os a self at dinner, spread the alatm ." NEW YO RK, Ja n . 13—(JP)—W il­ Mr, Ilousholder, in * his address t Ian who has after midnight tonight. , “I regard It as a neat burglary, liam C. Durant, millionaire motor last retort, none of them will ad­ tives of bond houses were present to tho Kiwanlana, stressed the im­ Pinehot lays blame for coal ivc previous mit that there la any present in­ at the meeting but only throe bids perpetrated by experts,” he declar­ magnate who was Injured when his portance of a co-operative and n ’ charge o f | parley’s failure to operators. private t a r waa struck by another tention of such a move. In the event were submitted. These being below ed. * t* friendly suirit amomr the I’lnns for liew dirigible to resome companies seek to open the par, the boards Immediately re­ train in a te a t end collision at ' plnce Shenandoah ure rtiado pub- 1— * * f Red Cross Fruntenac, F la., recently, was re­ mines, it is believed likely that all jected them. j _____I ,i -Jn«f of the city during the year* a temporary Tho meotlngiwns also hold for moved from his home to the Post maintenance men will be called out. The strongest hopo among tho Duo to tho, large number of fa m -1 J g « u r s e of tho purpose of receiving bids on a are serving Graduate Hospital last night. ca who have to ** ro* nF humorous stortiU to tlic Coolidge — recently U Pmoved P P P to , ** J3r. John Erdmann, family phy­ mine workers and othdre in the number of school construction pro­ iHes Urged By sician. said the move was to give coal regions is that the federal gov­ jects and owing to the fact that this city und tho accompanying In­ plosion that Floridans To Rescind him better attention and to pre­ ernment will take some step to end the bonds were not sold these bids crease In tha number of pupils en­ , Judge W. W. Wright, newly ap­ were returned to the variou* per- tered in the primary schools of pointed to fill the circuit court ■ m the botvent worry over business matters. tho suspension. Mayor H art j of 'Wilkes-Barre, |2ons who had submitted them with­ Sanford, four new teachers have vacancy caused by the reaignat Fans were Bird Sanctuary Order been employed to handle'the over­ of J . J . Dickinson, was (ntroduw WASHINGTON,’ Jan . 18,-—(/P) MERC1EB STILL IMPROVING has expressed'his intention of ap­ out being opened. e explosion pealing to President Coolidgo. Re­ , Tho bide on tha plumbing for flow from classes that ware filled and in a short talk told pf the cM or gas holWASHINGTON, ,Jan. 13.— (VP)— —Truck made fair progress along Into the bot- A petition for rescinding the ex­ tho Gulf and south Atlantic coasto B R U SS E L S , Ja n . Car­ ports from Washington, however, the Sanford colored high school to capacity before thq Christmas dlality with which he had been is about ecutive order which in 1909 estab­ but was practically at a standstill dinal'Mercler continues to improve hold out no hope that the govern- were opened, and the work was holidays, according to a statement cclved during his brief sojoi lished a bird reservation along farther inland, thp Department of after his recent operation and Is i ment is likely to intervene, a t least,’ awarded the-Sanford Machine Co., made today by T. W. Lawton, here and expreaaadjiim ielf as ! fa r the present. represented by W. D. Hoolohan, county superintendent of public Ing thoroughly sA g on the city, Mosquito Inlet wns presented to Agriculture said today in lta crop now consldsred out of dongor. Judge W right's former home I: education. * .. io r the sum or $3,S78. President Coolldge today by* a del­ and weather review of southern The new t«a;hera o re :. Mjan Titusville. . This work Is to b« paid for from egation representing New Smyrna states for the week ended yesterSid Rivo. Jo e Graham and the current , school funds of tho Paulino Meyers, Cincinnati, Ohio; Thc damage by tho freeling in and Daytona, Fla., citUons who Sanford district. «* Mrs, Georgia LcCompte, Cam­ Stubblefield, a visitor from contend the reservation interfered North (larollna waa^tound te b* bridge, Md.; Mrs. John Payne, Al­ as, each entertained the with development of a channel be­ Jess than estimated at first. Frost ton, Mo.; and Mias Juno Jo n tm rs, with a song. tween Now Smyrna and the ocean. earlier i» tha-Waajt caused some 17 Reported Killed rgo Stair, who Is who has been secured to fill the Rev George Tho dclegation 'also had a con­ damage to tender fruit in north­ present conducing ,X‘ series ern Florida. Conditions were fav­ Vacancy caused by" tho resignation In Toldo Explosion last for mors than two min^tea, in ference with Secretary Jardlne. NEW YORK, J a n . 13*--<£) ont which was _ T,'° president was told that no orable for marketing tobacco in of Mrs. W. L. Sieg ns health In­ moatlnga at the F irst Bar -nr.ii.li__ Sumatra three mlriutes and 20 X n r —Vemac- structor at th« grammar school. Church and who balls from V ‘ Hnn rtn ^ ' ^ F T B I n c f l l re s u llo d 'rrb n f tlflS TCservns3condiTan3"1irBarneo two minutes tion In tho col- , y on wj,iih has become a breeding stripping in Kentucky. There m J1*®'1* J * . tho earth am! and draw a knokn to- — Mr. Ijawton -Stated, that tha twu HPm WOA introduced and ll .an error was place for mosquitos and a buven still tome cotton unpicked in Ar- thostm jr and 20 soconds, and in Mindanao . t w°re being added to tho words told of his ( black line of tatal eclipse, some n, number of from crows. I f tho executive or- kanssa. almost two minutes. 7,000 miles In longth-frem central mine axitlcmiari In ■»»nd>*r t,hroe rected by the asConflitlon by atnte* includes: Tho shadow will be 80 miles wide, pU of the jyUmroaUu colliery to Africa, across the Indian .Ocean ovFlorida—week unfavorable; oy Linckboahd InsUUaUon, ahd werp " n jlw id n , und over tho Island* of Sumatra outside tbh i radius tho pcoole of northern Kiushlu. < * east and cold. Heavy reins in * and Borneo and to tho edgu of the certain portions of emit Afric erenst Tho explosion occurred last n ig h t firm balng used to accomodate tbb t h m “V ? ir id a J1s SuwnArabia, Persia. Rescue workers who e n te re d ^ tha lim W oir west and, A luchicolA second, third Ju l Htete, and you are Philippine Islands-------j . - V - u i southern was incorrect Jppan,. and pit after th a.first explosion were nee river va India; Tho dologatlon, accompanied by Ing in t U .Vestibule * Aalronomcra from tho .U n ited ua" should have ba able to view, tho overtaken by further blasts. I n s i u i t h ^ ^ States, G r e a t ' Britain, Holland, Ausi Senator Fletcher, includod CpL Earl of central, bu a' glorious 'future " iMgress, but truck made fa ir palmed and fltte^w lt?a^nsw . nnd other countries have taken up ment of the as- Whocloir, G. B. Skipper, ;L. J. Can harvesting, . tomewimt; VIr. Lnwton said, and present plans tit ' ** LASSITER S A IL S TODAY D. United ‘rn Prepared by ova of New Smyrna and L. ninatlon no - lions a t varioua points along seeding call for the addition of two oi Smlt t P h„ line, where totality o f the ry has been ibllshSng ip Um Householder of Gsiqasville. ckwant, slow. looma on th» eastern side of the yill PANAMA the easteclipse m *y be observed if weather semont ami will m Plant but moderate mountain jo r Gen. Wi ild within tho & TO FOHM NEW CABINET good conditions are propitious, r and’ htUI| e h* ** U,0t* f° r *lr ,t Ende City district, llegheny to succeed t In all there are eight astronom •V 1 ' l - •'■ hairmsn o: BER LIN , Ja n . Presi­ progress.*.*, Has under itary com ■ > involving dent Von Hlndenburg today com­ Llvo Oak— rim at oooa. over $150,000, missioned Chancellor Luther tq Ing Company fohn another cpblnct. ' iS b K k ! i* ; •%? ■- News Summary. a Bids Submitted For Local School Bonds Rejected By Board Four New Teachers Are Added To S taff H H H H Of Sanford Schools!M A f t B a d U t i Truck Made F air Progress In South During P ast Week Homes uilt By ng Co. Shortly Scientists On Watch, 'J !® mm J'sst* % �SANFORD HERALD , W ED NESDAY, JAN UARY 13. 1926 fAT3E TWO Jack K earns’ Suit Is Ernie Nevers May Tour p acific Coast With New York Giants Football Team Settled ^ o f Court JACKSONV1LLE, Jan . 13.—-6«P) j tm iunder underway vrnvhere hnr* * ---------------------------------------------------- . — Negotiations got d/y ff gy a* a j today for a tour of the Pacific Goose Goshn And w &-'« ^ :;rv i r r l'. Other Senators Ask ' ^ r J ; ; 1 (,i"nt*’ pro'" ’ion*' Kansas Giant 1 ?AH l l i r r l i A e Q a lo a n n a r O f n i^ n e r d a ia n e s ______ ‘ President Herrmann Scouts Fo r Material With Which To Strengthen Team After Meetings Fail To Produce * CINCINNATI, Jan . 13. DP)—The major league baseball meetings failed to yield the Cincinnati Reds any trades but President August Herrmann has his eye set for ma­ terial to strengthen four important positions In Ins team. Thu Red# ore In need of a catcher, shortstop, first basemnn and left fielder. Christensen was obtained from S t. Paul in u trade for Niehnua, nn outfielder, and a sum of money. A few weoks ago Elmer Smith, utility man, was sold *o tin- Port­ land club. The only other deal of the-enrly winter wns the tentative purchase of Frank Emmcrt, slmrtatop of the Seattle club. Emmcrt i was with the Reds n few years ago nnd a thorough seasoning in the minors is said to have convert­ ed him Into n high class performer.' Plans for n Greater Red land Field, proposed to be tin largest in tho country and have n Renting rapacity of about 80 ,00 (1, nre await­ ing th e'action of the Cincinnati park hoard which controls the draired site! The field previously was intended us n municipal ntiiletic field. Unless tho Red's scouts dig up additional material before the training season, indications nre that the lineup will bo nhout tho same ns last year, except for Em­ m crt at short and W alter Christen­ sen, the St. Pnul purchase, in left field. Form er Governor I h Said To Be III . I f A M o n th s l« is t i e a r , B o sto n |»al»»ry phases of their 1926 conIMuns F ifrlit T h is S e a s o n I tracts. ■■■• '■ ■ | Tho hard-hitting, galloping BOSTON, Ja n . 13.—(/FI— Heart- ] “Goose” isn't n hold-out. but he emd by the strong finish the club says “there id quite a difference made last season, the Brnves look in the figure the club offers me forward to » first division position ; and wlmt I think I nm worth." ’n . .. ... , . Ruether, whose reputation ns an A heavy migration will begin inrorri , ibIe whilo a member of the .lo b 21 when the advance guard Br0,(k,Jn Dodgers, rivalled his rM».rts at St Petersburg, H a Ap- 1 „ „ on th„ moum) for Wnsh. proximaluly 00 men willI work out ,nRton ,nst y,,ai% ia (ii*p|nyinir his hi the southland before the season fjrj, t symptom o f temperament J ''I1' " 14since becoming a Senator. The sl(e or the squad the club ,j,. d„|nrM he ha„ K|vcn the maintains is evidence of the effort •cIuh proMif|rnt a wage fi|riln. nn(, .... .. mm,t' ‘ " ‘V"1'1 up H w! " ni.nK now "it's Griffith's move." Gather ro.mhiniitimi. T »K’ « r" “P wl Tate, who ha- worked mainly in 1 u,lc ’"l?"- mcn,.l,l‘r* " f , th" l roV* the hull pen for the Senators, has i oleiKe i a-U rn League team, now rchlrnr(, hi< rontrnct unsigned ' i f; 1f " 11»■11 by the Braves. with a request for n higher sn lary .1 New material will be plentiful J ■ in llie outfit going South. The MAY ABANDON A IR PI E l.I) i-!i(li acquired Jimmy Johnson, inficlder, f r >*in Brooklyn hi « rash ib nl nnd parted with catcher '■li.Iy O'Neil, im.l outfielder Felix i t obtain Broun, outfielder, and l.iybir, n il; hi r. from the. Dodgers. Another addition is Harry Iticondu, third l.aseinali dnifted from the Portland club id tho Pai ifit League. Iticondu hnd n trial v.'dh the Athletics a eoujihAflfjyoars ago, Duffy Lewis, old Red Sox •oil fielder, says that Iticondu is ma­ jor league nmterinl. Archie Kelsey, left handed pitch- McCLINTOCK W ILL PROBA TE • who played Inst y ia r with the L I’ orloo team in the Mississippi \ .«1'«•y League and Oscar Kstriula of Havana, who pitched last seun for the Tampa rlub in the Flor­ ida St. to League, are slntvd for Impi mining lrij> and another eandiiT Ldd . \ rt Brtinl. giant |..\ei ii ol I he Dover, Del., t”iun. OCUtivKHcnienr/. The report of the Deparl merit of Justice <m the qm lion id M 't’rnyV release is before the president. I.qt 4 t"is unlikely lie will lake net ion until informed win dier the prumf e t’s health Would !»• jcopaidi/.cd continuer! confinement. • » McCray was sr-litem-er! to tie At­ lanta prlaini lifter he wus r. Hid guilty of^nisusc -if state fill'd while governor. It wns diseire <<I ... day at th e , Whits'•lliri .• iki.i ,l.».district attorney who pr. -eeut, ,| him hmi ent ercil strong olijei tmtl to commutation of runtence. I you sec 1 H e r a l d 7 here will be some interesting news in that issue for— —- until "Goose” Goslin, ‘'Dutch'* Ruether, Heartened Hy The Excellent *rnl Bennett Tate, nil are a t "log; S " " » !» * Mnd« n „ rin ? Fin..l j WASHINGTON. J»n. 12. <V An investigation of the health . t former Governor Met rav of ) I. nnn, who Is serving a prison •n fence at Atlanta, has been id r« d by President Cwdidgi to di-'en \m whether he should he c*tun:id v , Announcement was made by Nevert that a deal was pending where- Selection Of Golf T eam For English Tourney Is Problem Jacksonville— New cone Coast Burge Lines, will freight-carrying bnrge this place and Miami. d" PanUts. •nnooneed^ * * * * * tr ia lJ the $423,072 damage suit brought th«t Pant^S; by Ja ck Kearns, former manager * contract" o f Ja c k Dempaey, against Alexan- Jo organic The Giants’ managers conferred with the .^Jacksonville prom oters' thin afternoon. Nevers said ho did J not expect a definite announcement, of the tour to be made today. He is resting in his hotel room, recovering from a bruised back and torn ligaments sustained In the game between the Jacksonville nilstars. whom he captained, and the New York Giants, lost Saturday. The Jacksonville team was defeat­ ed 7 to nothing. Nevers’ condition was given ns "very satisfactory’! and he expected to be able to play again within a few days. Tho American team has always been victorious in competing for the Walker cup nnd has better timber this year than ever. George Von Elm of Los Angelres, by finishing runner-up to HarW Cooper of Dallas, in the Sou­ thern California open event Sun­ day with a brilliant 282, probably made- sure of one of tho places. Bobby Jones nnd W atts Gunn o f; Atlanta, champion nnd runner-up t in the nntionnl nmuteur last sum-1 mbr. nre two other certninties i f ( they can go. They have been ntnying well in Florida. The se­ lection of the other seven may de­ pend on golf exhibited in the Into winter or early spring meets •in the South. Carpentier Offered 3 Bouts In Florida FORT LAUDERDALE Fla., Jan . 13.—</P)—Georges Carpentier, for­ mer light-heavy weight champion of the world, hnr. been offered a contract for three ring engage­ ments in Flflridn sometime in Feb­ ruary, according to W illiam I). Clark, manager for George Mul: holnnd, heavy weight fighter, sch­ eduled aa Georg-s* first ojrponcnt. Carpentier .vus w.reu Inst night requesting his terms for his, first appearance in , Fort Lauderdale against Mulholand, hnd two oth^r bouts in Tampa and Jacksonville against two Imxers not mentioned in the telegram. U n m a r r e d b y ra in or i EATING rain, squclchy mud, the act of the sun or icy sleet quick/)' ruin an , finish— but the beauty of a genu\ntDuCOj mains untouched. B We can take your car, rcfmish it W\\h£ return it to you in about ten days or to as attractive as when you bought it. Then have a finish which will be waterproof,i proof, wearproof and easy to clean. These qualities arc the reasons why ^ leading car manufacturers have adoptj Arrange.for your car to have a finish* remain attractive and beautiful season son. Telephone us for an estimate and i date. French Avr, Let us put Duco on r cor �P arty Of Viihtors Is Brought To (Sty Loch Arbor Bus NEW YORK, Ja n . 13.- ( / T ) Buyfng operations wero^Tcsumwl on a broad s:ale*ftt the opening 6f UdnvV stuck market in ’ response to n 'serio^' Of favorable dividends, merger nfld recapitalization de­ velopment* by lancri corporations. Initial Trains hf A point or bo wtro scored hr Baldwin, Pullman, U .-3 . Steel* Scabs RoCburk, Nhtionnl Eincm t,/0iH frnia Packing, l i - J— Hcltr.o « .d Steward Wav ner, i 1* h M a k in g p t T o In A nd Com - bit- Property Speculative Inter;rt later widen­ ed Jto include n hurfber of repre­ sentative railroad Issue*. Buying activity centered mainly in the sou­ thern carriers, promoting rallies of one to three points (n Missouri, Pa­ cific, Texas and Pacific nnd Missouri-Kansns-TexAssharcr, Atchison however, was heavy in reflection of any routine develop­ ments nt the Tuesday director's meeting. The spectacular rise of more than 50 points in Nash Motors yester­ day apparently discounted fully the announcement o f a 606 per cent stock dividend, although the stock added another two points to its gain at the start ofUrading today. Other advftncee of one to three points embraced American Agri­ cultural Chemical issues, Tobacco Products, Sears Roobuck, Bethle­ hem steel; American Can, Jordan Motors and Western Union. Failure of the nnthracito coni parley sent Philadelphia and Head­ ing. Coal nml Iron down n point. Foreign exchanges were slightly lower tit the opening, with demund sterling quoted as $4.85 3-16. healers Id Move k S to ry ' O f tam ed That Lvov Tampa fan. 13.—WP>— licials Tuesday 5*ako a special round up a re­ fit riders, which naking n wholeI instigation of ira - to frighten tiers - of "Tampa ldings nndfleo- , juul hdi ,,T , lvalue*! nt ™,1 NEW YORK, Jan. 13.Cotton futures opened steady 19.99; May 19.49; July 18.9E 18.20; Dec. 17.98. |p*; warned . \ ■night to.loav Err,. A burning Bn front gale, B n a CHICAGO, .lah. 13.— </P)—Poul­ try, alive weaker; receipts 0 cars; fowls 25@2H; springs 28; turkeys 35; roosters 20; ducks 25@ 30; geese 18. immediately tect the nc•Onlera to fiven officers lund parties llmise. ,’ l also heard H rue tod city ic vTctedeneo Fines In Court Heal Rotate Conveyance* li iii| iin in iiiiu n n i» in » n u in i Charles Rumlcy to W. M. Scott lands in section 20. twp. 19, con­ sideration $80,000; W. M. Scott to G IR L S E: II. Pi chard l*r. for Kd Higgins, M U S IC w . W. C. Smith. -Seinta Tbomle-y, U, M. Ilutif nml E . H l’ PJchard, lot CC3TUMES W hand a id ' Coionisation Com* r.r*ry'i O ’pry F w M ib li, consid­ eration $at>,Uvd. ‘ tho large crowd which gathered to Theodora W. Langley to R. W. watch the outcome o f' Charleston^s Otter, two lots in Nearea* Add. alleged endeavors td *rct 'h!a lady GdatfCeration 513,000. friend to ionvo the company of Or­ Ossie H. Flint to J . C. Bills, Jr ., lando friends, who aro aaid to have lends in section 1G, consideration Insisted that she accompany thorn $14,000. and give Charleston the **gnt©". Do You think It« Goins to Rain? American Fruit Growers Corp. A knife was found near the to W. M. Scott lot 47, Florida sccno of the encounter which Hun­ Land and Colonization Celery ter states was used by E ttie Mac Plantation, consideration $14,000. In an attempt to earvo A cross HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Stale of Florida to J . C. Bills, word puzzle on his anatomy. This Jr ., SEV» of Sec.' 12, conoideration morning In court ho displayed his $ 8 ,000 . coat and shirt, which were slashed, Edwin Humphrey, et al, to J . ns evidence that she had attempt­ F . McClelland 73'A acres in Sec. ed to uso the knife on him. She denied having the knffc And told 14, consideration $6,600. Alfred Foster, guardian for Clyde Hunaphjey to J . F. McClell­ and 73**1 acres in Sec. 14, consid­ eration $3,000. May Summerlin to J . F. McClell­ and 7 3 4 ncres in See. 14, consid­ eration $3,000. Chultmta Company to W. II. English 110 acres in North Chuluota, consideration $2,000. Chuluota Company to Chnrlos It. MacGregor, lot 14, Ldock 28. North Chuluota, consideration $1,600. Thomas I. Oglesby to Smith Bros. Inc., lots 3 and 4 block 12 Chnpman's Addition, consideration ?1.000. li. (’. Douglass to Ed. Higgins, Inc., lands in Sec. 33, tp. 21, Con­ sideration $1,000, Mrs. E. A. Smith to Harvey Hathaway lots 21 and 22 block It llucrm Vista Estates, consideration 1 000 quit Claim Heeds itts to R. T. Dclcgall Innds in Fort Feed, no consideration given. ■ Charles I). I.cffler to W. T. Langley, 2 lots in Neavett Addi­ tion, no consideration given. Jane Long to W. H. Huymnn, 2 lots in Griffin’s addition, no con­ sideration given. .. Alice Goodrich to Benjamin Smith, 8 acres of Moses Loman os' ' •* ,* * lutes, consideration $600. Marriage Licenses Kahox C. Dykes, 22 and Kath­ erine Duke, 21. $ , . JACKSONVILLE, Jan . LI.-GP) —Conditions and quotations prevniling on the Jacksonville market today an reported liy th o Florida State Marketing Bureau: Apalachicola—Ilard-surfncing of Supplies of miscellaneous vege­ road to Port Saint Jo e to be tinder tables limited; demnnd good; move­ way at early date. Hey case, the ment very light; market firm for i comintss'-iingood stock. l.nke Worth — 14 five-room ids immediate Beans:' green, hnmpcrs, -l.iHY-r homes will lie constructed in Mill­ nld be- sh*rm l us compai e t ! with those who er's addition on Lake Worth. Cnlibage: 1 Vs bushel hamper Bi appeal war. hnvr." 2 . 50* 73 .00. Panama City— 1 Needs of the J leet under treaty ■ residents iu Cukes: bushel hampers, t.6h(<ii vici Stutimi opet fcity 'nsked fi,v limitations were described In the 6 .50. and Sixth'Streets Kid. City offi- dimmittce by '.Admiral Eberle. Eggplant: stamlnrii crates, fnm*" lirnl receiveil chief of navnl ot -erat inns. 3 . 0 (l(it' 1. 00. Right numerotio "In tinier that our battle-ships Pear: English, 7-8 liu. hamper: |i><! mi upward movement in the ijicgrooa who may be maintain *d on an actual 3 . 50(p 4 .00. mil mail group, which iiK-luilo icon Threatened .'1-6-3 ratio with 1 bigland anti Ja - ___ Peppers; standard crates, green, Chesapeake unci Ohio convertible [M told to leave pan.” h« said, “it .is apparent th a t! M]|y lielles, fancy 3.50@4.50. 6s, Wisconsin Central 4s, l-riscq jjipsmn exnlain- Very considerable funds will be ' Kni Squash: hampers nnd bushel Income 6s nbd Pennsylvania b». d not i*len nftido ,'equired .for thoir actual modern-i jts crates, whites 3.00@4.00. New York, West Chester and Bos­ of rounding up i, union.” Squash: hampers pnd bushel cra­ ton 4 Vjs movc<L up to a new top ^ add tes yellow 4.5QQ75.00. prion j o r Jpio jfenr. Sweet potatoes: per * hundred r Burned ' MutKer-duvetPlinientu in the oil School Child Killed weight .8.00. ; . ... . commission that 'ffitfttslry ;>nd n further decruaso Tmn'nlMsf *Sbcto,‘ FltiVitla, 'fainf? A t Bfadfenton By>Bds erhor, un ft bi* house be count and stock 4.60(8)5,00. L4ire to another Murtiif. Tomatheft: pixeB.-TLoridas, choice ance away. BRA DENTON, J«n . 13— qp)— n-unt nnd ptock O.oO^l.OO. U: house, the po- Althea Jordan, roght, jv a s run Governor Mnrtin has granted a Oranges: boxes, fancy count nnd Kti today, have i over and instantly killed ns she respite to John Arnett, convicted visited by the I was alighting from a school bus in Holmes county for transporting slock 3.50(3)4.00. Oranges: boxes, choice count and Hilled to move. I on the Gulasotua road, near hero Intoxicating liquors, nnd fined $loP stock 2.00570.00, ‘ " ■ estate opi nitoru and sentenced. to 30 days. The •Grapefruit: boxes, fancy count fcc outbreak, nc- I lust night. The bus hm! stopped to dls- respite was to allow Arnett to ap­ and stock, 2.50(S>(1.60. NEW YORK, Jan. 13.—(/F)— Ig n to r:. is huse*1 Grapefruit: boxeo, choice count i.ivt* poultry weak. Chickens by h ay , that several eiuirgL' its paascngx-Ts and us tiiv peal to the State Board of P.-ftwfon.i and stock 1.50^)2,60. frviglit 25: express 25 nt 30; broil­ Kip u subdivision little girl nlighted from tho renr for clemency. ers i.y freight. 32; by express, il&; Section have met end of the bus nnd ran across t'.vj fowls by freight nnd express, 28 T)ie appointment of T. II. Elliott, Because of negro rood she wns struci: by nn autoNoon Stock List Inojiile driven by. W . II. Helm, ot of Miami, to be assistant county Allied Chcnt. & Dye ....... ut 30: roosters by freight, 18; Hroperty. Snrusota. * •* turkoy-H by freight 40; by express solicitor for Dade countv, suc­ American Can .................. A coroner’s jury investigating ceeding Victor A. Snigg. resigned, 45J ducks by freight, 32 a t 34; American Sugnr .............. the case, brought in « verdict of vn s announced nt the goveriror’s beesc by freight 22. American T & T .............. “accidental killing." Dressed poultry firm. Chickens office. American W oolen.............. T h e- child's mother was n wit­ fresh, 26 at 40; old roosters, 17 Atchison i...................... ness to the accident. Tho child's ut 25; turkeyu fresh western The Railroad Comir.issio.r has Baldwin, Locomotive ....... , Jan. 13.—GP) ‘head was crushed beyond recog­ spring, -16 ut 5 6;; southern un­ Bethlehem Steel ................ filed its brief in tho Clyde Lino nition. i conference bequoted; southwestern 46 at 6/{ case, and the Supreme Court is Corn Products .................. Coolidge, Sccrefrozen, 43 nt 54. w Dupont do Nemours ....... F iistp ro o f — $85,000 Citizens expected to hoar oral arguments Erie ............................ ........... 3fl?i Attorney Gcncrshortly. The case grew out of ibo General Electric ............... NEW YORK, Jan. 13.—(AO— .340 VI m. 2 before the Bunk building to bo constructed. commission's order for n reduction Norfolk & Western ..... .251W Butter unsettled, ncoipts, 12,250; satire issued its Eustls— Four now homes to bo of. freight rates between Jackson* Northern & Pacific ......... creamery higher thun extras 42Vj ling the investf- constructed in Sentinel Hills. * ~ * s,i . f',% . ,. . 09 -Hi nt 43; extras, 92 score 42; first, Pan American Pet. .......... viUe nml Miami, in two demur­ Pennsylvania piinum Compnny . B4ti 88 to 91 score, 40% at 41. .............. Indian Itocks— E j tensive im­ rers, {he stcumohip company ciaim- Southern Pacific .......... Eggs steady; receipts 15,6-11; 101 % bade the subject provement program to get under cd that tho Commission lias no Standard Oil of N. J. fresh gathered 6xtrn firsts 39 nt . 44 W ly o Senate comway here. 40; storage unquoted; fresh gath­ . 68 Tobacco -Products ............. jurisdiction. 103% ered first:i 37$-£, nt 3 $ ;‘ storngo un. Union Pacific 1................. , 80 % U. Si Rubber ............... . 130% U. S. Steel .............. ............ CAPITAL BRIEFS i Parley Spotlight By Williams . . llu n t.r____ „ko the jo « c * that It .,___________ attempted to cut h«r. ' A number ot JUttjre White listened to the trri donee presented and then buto both fore defendant* tiro option of paying n ! fctanccs dfetr finer fine o f fBO o r Ecrving .TO day* on _ * . CHICAGO, 111., Jan. 13.—(jP)— Wpaknesi, davclo|K-d early in tho wheat'mnrltet today. Unexpected price declines at Liverpool am tucnoB Aires -had a bearish cfect here, arid led to considerable selling out on tbo part of holders of-future deliveries.' Liverpool reported that tho near­ by supply of wheat was In excess of the demand and that Argentina and-Australia were anxious to sell. Chicago opening quotations: %c low er-to * ic higher, Iday (new) $1.74 to $1.74% and July $1.01% to %c were followed by a genera setback' In which Mky touched $1,7241. < f; ■Cdrri and dafs were responsive L lave you ever said: Some day my chance will come itVoCKr-FELLFR . . ^ C a RNEGIF. . . . Imjrd— starting life as poor boys, they rose to creat heij^hts of power, anil wealth, liach saw his chance— one in oil, one in steel and one in motor cars. W hat inspiration their names conjure 1 Today there, is a chance for you in Coral Gables . . . Miami . . . -Florida. Real estate vjducs in this miracle city of the South arc mounting with daz­ zling regularity. Ordinary building plots are doubling anH trebling almost overnight. Homes are building— sub­ stantial, beautiful homes. Uankd, hotels, office buildings, schools, aqd even a university, arc risinu on soil that once knew only the unbridled sweep of tropic winds.i Loral Gables is the chance of a lifetime. To th e ‘B o l d A moderate initial payment will start you, iust as surely as a few thousands. Five hundred dollars started Canfcgic 1 But that is.the way fortunes jire made. And think of the wondrous pleasure of making money in the balmy land of southern Florida! Think of living amid palms, beneath sapphire skies and beside opal seas. Think of livingwhere snow and ice arc only memories of a less fortunate day. . Such internationally known business men as B. C. Forbes, Arthur Brisbane, Urttcrmeycr,’ Livermore and Babson endorse Florida real estate as one of the best investments of its kind in America today. Follow their opinion to forftiric i - P i Ik 'b J | ii« - i-u + r : Trips to Coral Huh leaven local office, In-Mllanc The­ ater Building, l^onday, Jnnuary IJs Itelurnu on Saturdtiy, January 23. •■ U-. • •• ,H,.V ,U. Maku your rcscrvnrtlons al once, as quit? a large number are contemplat­ ing going on this date. Call, wrlto or phone our local office for full details. < ............ v.. R ext Bl each •was won by the * (v• * Charm o f Coral Qables Few people know this country bcjter than R tx R each . *Hd is a.man ol true discruiw inatton 'an\l toste. Thy*beiititjffd f‘'Ctirtit Gables woh lilm Immcdiatefy. T ift enthusiasm has led'him to'Wrltc a book upbn WienilHclq of Coral 'Gablcs. L e t us send it to yqd! together with full information about Coral Gables— tr e e ! ' ' ' -H v - I f COIt AL G A IIL K H \lm k * A -4 1 Jlr ttt. O Miles of Water Front EMBAWC*. UHUtOuprititHM. Wl m ri Salesmen's Suite l NEW YORK, Jnn. I a-RM LU*i5 ^ ^ aw. u C O I IP O U A T I O N I . ,'f% . jw T# * "r Plcaw send mt Rex Bcsch’i book snU lull information about Corsl Gable*.' 1 uiulcritand that this- places ms under ae obligation. 1 /** Uerwcnt a material decrease ali around. Oats started % c lower to He up, May .45% c. L a te r 'a ll months showed a little (loss. Provisions werfe firmrir, Influenced by an arvancc in hog. values. HOLOIN& HEBjoWM from every section of the country, are making money and livhirj hrtjipfly in this city of sunsHlHc dnd* optoortOTiity.' Coral Gables is a success. Will it be yours? A l t iU a y . r‘ MlItino T lu -n tu r B u i l d i n g 'H a n f o r d F l o . i'l io iio 190 J NEW ORLEANS, Jan . 13.—(iP) —Cotton futures opened steady; Jan . 10.05? Mar. 19.88; May 18.96 bid; July 18^5 bid; Oqt. 17.09. t , !• i* omCAOG, Jan. 13.:J-<g>—Butter lower, receipts 8,315 tubsgcVcainory ok Iran‘42: i.tandawis-42; extra fiiats 41 «?•»%; W*tiC JO rl-KuM0 1*2; seconds 40. Egga lower; receipts 7JJ03 case:; Lrtts 33%4?'36; ordhiary first j 32 ^ It vela, with tnvorable ddvelopmrnto i,y several corporation*Vfthtilnfinfc n wider demand fa r bonds nf both rjilrond riml {industrial companies. Baltimore nnd Ohio, Toledo diislou 4a "With ft two point ftdvance, m l , ; T o r inf^rpustiflif — or ta li. (bRAL C a b l e s C orporation �J5 ford Herald ■. Not All Knockers Quite frequently The Herald has reproduced in these nnU a 111 columns articles taken from northern newspapers tending i n Matter, to discredit Florida prosperity which arc usually based upon Second *r IT, i111 • ro*toffiof r o r B ^_______ I orld* under Act of utter lies or have the truth in them so distorted th at lies rrh .r are the result. Herald readers are well aware of the un­ Ills* and S u « | « t J t •••elate M iter favorable propaganda which the knockers have spread J O R U , M a a a cta c M it e r against Florida. _ R LujcH im cisr Ha t m But all are not knockers. Florida has her friends, many O ne V » « r 3 I»T.*« BIx Montha....|l.S0 Deiteerrd In City ny Carrier, t>«r of them, both in the South and In the North. Marty dis­ week, lie. Weekly Edition IS.00 interested parties are saying nice things about Florida, A SraCIAL NOTICRi All obituary little knock now and then always tends to bring a boost nolle**, cam* at thank*, reeolutione and notleea Of entertainment* from some kind friend. Many people seeing the attem pt to charge* are made will be " for at regular advertising injure Florida, object that such conduct is not fair and not ralea. good sportsmanship. The following taken from the New Haven Union is typi­ A S S O C IA T E D P H I i l cal of what many of Florida's real friends arc Baying when Tha AMOdated P ru e la exclus­ ively entluad .to „th* u*e for re- they rise in her defense: • pubflr.it Ion of all non'* dlcpatchra credited to It' ot not otherwise Let’s squelch the knockers on Florida. It isn't credited In thla taper and alas the new* published herein. All good sportsmanship to knock a neighbor— or any­ ita of republlcatlon of apeclat one for that matter. Florida is entitled to her pros­ itchea herein are alao reaerved. perity. She went after it. Her business men had WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13, 1926. vision enough to sense the magic of printer's ink, T H E HERALD'S PLATFORM well and continuously applied, and they also had the 1*-—Deeper water route to Jack­ cold nerve to go down in their jeans and produce sonville. the cash to employ the high-class advertising men Is—Construction of St. Johna-lnto prepare the copy, and to place it where it would (Dan River canal. $>—Bxteaiion of white way. do most good. Florida has a great deal of value i r —Swimming pool, tennla court*, back of her efforts. Bound'to have, or people would " *U - * r . ' not have invested multiplied millions of dollars S*—Augmenting o f building pro­ gram—houses, hotel*, a p a r t • down there. Grant, for the sake of argument, that ■sent booses. she has nothing more than climate, seashore and Ae—Bztenainn of street paring sub-tropical atmosphere, and ideal conditions for program. recrention. She actually has more, but limit the 7c—Construction of boulevard around Lake Monroe. Argument to those points. Those are of the utmost •e—Completion of city beautifica­ value. Why do most people toil and starve to make tion program. money? To get enjoyment out of It, and pleasure 9.— Expansion of school system and happiness out of it. Florida offers all three. with provision for Increased faLook over the big money-making ideas in the United M fflaWrj\ States, and those which enter to pleasure, enter­ B IB L E VERSE FOR TODAY tainment and enjoyment of the people arc out­ standing. • TR U E HOSPITALITY — "Anti there came two angels to. Sodom at Kind words such as these which find their way to our even; ;and Lot seeing them rose desk more and more frequently as the tourist season wears up to m wt -them^ And ho Said, Behold now, my lords, turn in, 1 oh, give uh more and more confidence in the continued pray you, Into your servant’s house prosperity of this state, and will counteract more than any and tarry all night.” Gen. 10:1, 2. thing else the evil propaganda which the jealous knockers PRA YER—O God, wo thank have been sending out. The Union is absolutely right in Thee for'angelic visitors and that what it says about Florida nnd more and more people are we can entertain them as friends finding it out every day. although it may be unawares. S V. is*. As Brisbane Sees It Manser end Altman Meekovlce and 8ehwab Krfahaamurtl, Postpone It F V ifM e Const It of Ion By ARTHUR BRISBANE C«trvi»H 1*1*. br star Ce» "M UNSEY’S FORTUNE will ex­ ceed all estimates,” so runs the official announcement. The esti­ mate was $400,000,000. Men won­ der why Munsey gave practically all of it to the Museum of A rt, to which he had never given more than $10, In any year of his life. The answer In that Munsey, like many others very rich hardly knew what to do with his money, living or dead. Perhaps Munsey wanted a re­ spectable setting for the fortune which represented his life work. If no, he got it. The late Benjamin Altman had a better idea. He used his mer­ chandising genius, buying the very finest works of art, during hi* life time, enjoyed them while ho lived, then gave them to the public. You may be quite sure that the millions spent and given by Alt­ man exceed in real a rt value all that will ever be b fiig fit with Munsey's more numerous mil­ lions. Knowing what and how to buy is even mtire important than much money. PERHAPS YOU have heard about Frederick E. Moskovics, who, in a few months has made mil­ lions of automobile dollars. A Company hired him. He was not interested' in snlary. Said “just ■ttiVe mo the right to buy your Wtock at today's price, a$ter f have increased its value.” POOR INNOCENT Charles M. Schwab (it's n wonder he ever made n living, being no innocent) Haiti "ail right.” And instantly the thing was done, and Mr. Mob* kovicr got richer, faster than Schwab could count. TH IS IS t« comfort Schwab with knowledge that at Irnst he got a good snleamnn, where he got Mos­ kovics. Dont go anywhere near Mnny times in recorded history him, if you don't want to' buy a --------- o--------. -------------------o------------------car. This winter, n man who need­ tho populations of countries have methods make It possible (or the ed a fifth car ns little as any cat overgrown their boundaries nnd food production to keep pace with EA SY TO LIVE needs n fifth leg, came within the famine or territorial conquests have the population. Man Is becoming **l’m no philosopher," said he. Moskovics range, murmured per­ followed but the time is still tq too ingenious to nllow himself to "Book learning’s never been my * functorily n polite commonplace, n- come when the whole world will starve. V~.----- sty le ;--------The traffic ordinance adopted by the City Commission­ Imut meaning The war remedy may alao be to get one of those be over-populated. What will hnp- 1’re simply used my eyes to ace pen is now troubling the minds of denied thnt future generation which ers Monday should go far toward relieving a situation that cars. W hat’s taking place heragill ithe is rapidly becoming acute. The Herald is pleased to note the political economists. is to experience the situation of an Instantly a piece of blue pnner, while, V Since the At those times in the past when overcrowded enrth. with dotted lines on it, wns flashed that the governing body realizes that regulations suitable And summing nil I’ve come to world war great effort has been in the air, it was signed, nnd the [ nntlonn overflowed their boundaries for Sanford's traffic two years ago are no longer adequate know, last thing that fascinntcd buyer it wns not merely coincidental thnt put forth to establish perpetual I'd Bay that paying what you owe for the intelligent handling of the almost metropolitan tiird htugpl the Moskovics serpent famines, plagues or wars occured world peace nnd that effort* may la easy if you’ll keep away volufne of cars on the streets today. say was ‘‘I can’t deliver it until to deplete the population nnd re­ some day be crowned with success. From owing more than you can lieve the situation. Famines fol­ The people of the United States It wasn't so very long ago that parking places through­ March 15th.” pay. lowed because there was not suf­ comprise one of those nations Don’t miss the great automobile out the downtown district were plentiful. We could come ficient food to feed the multitudes. which do not believe in tho in when in Nbw York. But as to our office at any hour of the day and always find plenty show, “If I could live niy life agnirv you enter ask, "where is Mosko- Plagues swept whole continents nlienablc right of one nation to in­ I ’d take no chances with my of room right in front of the building where we could leave v ics?" And keep going the other because of the congested cities nnd vade nnother for the purpose of „ j; nnmc, inadequate housing fnoilities. Wars colonization by the surplus popu­ our car. But not so now. We find it is necessary to park way. 1 Wopld nut play with flro and of invasion were declared for tho lation of the conquering country. several blocks away. Shoppers seeking to pnrk their cars • •, .then •• ) annexation of land for colonization All men may eventually come to MRS. E1ES A NT, Theosophist by the surplus population nnd to this same belief. Expect to. miss the smoke and within n radius of two blocks of the business district have lender, is not uble to ^flam c,. ' give immediate relief at home by byen, denied ready access to principal stores by the rur^. oi: l^'urViv^^of Professor Fairchild of New York I ’d nover leave some sin about business men, parked in the morning to remain u n til nnd- ,,„,i coming. She can only tell you sending grent armies of men be­ University suggests that pinn F o r enemies to ferret out. day or until late in the afternoon. thi t he is sitting, meditating (of yond the domestic borders to fight might breed for smaller size to r d keenk'rriy, little round of fun thnt they might feed themselves reduce tho consumption of food By the adoption of an ordinance limiting the parking mtir. i* meditating is to Theosoph- from the grain stores of less pro­ Other Unspoiled by anything I'd done. forms of birth control, such *■'« what gull" in to uh), "nomt< lific peoples. period on First Street between Oak and Sanford Avenues, •whrri. as for tho elimination of the sub­ iq the fl;|tislnynn moun­ r •‘I ’d honor women, and I’d keep nnd on all side streets between First and Second Streets, tains.” ) What the political economists normal, have also been offered as ? ' My tongue away from cruel to one hour, the City Commission has put a stop to thu all-day KrNhnni-uirti, the now "world particularly fear is that civjlzu- solutions to this great problem of j v _... speech; ruler” will n»t convert us from tion is depriving itself of its form­ the distant future. parking custom. The move will remedy a system that has I'd never sigh too much or weep For the nssurance of tho present F o r pleasures ju st beyond my up to this time operated to the detriment of shoppers and our various religions, but estab­ er quiet efficient safety valves. Modern medicine and sanitation generation, however, lot it bo re­ lish wluit will be a “spiritual roach, shop keepers alike. league i f iiaLioiiH, binding all the are eliminating disease epidemics membered that a relatively small Td look for friendships near und in the moat congested cities nnd part of the inhabitublo portiop of So keep your parking light burning at night, and in the present n ligionu together.” ____ -— the poorest living quarters. the earth ia populated, th at If need F o r thick about us all they arc. day time don't allow your car to stand for more limn But this I'd learn, before life ends, one hour in the business section. IF IT !.s permitted to offer n, Plagues may no longer redqce in­ be many nations could live on their suggestion to tho August Krish- flated populations except in a few present waste and $hnt science Only a friendly man has friends. ------------------------ o------------------with its synthetic foods, substi­ nainurti, ours would be to wait bnckwnrd countries. Famine might again como to the tutes for natural resources and THE WORLD’S GREAT men have not commonly been until this prosperity boom is over. •Thla life la easy I Only fools This country does not need a league rescue if the world should become other creations nnd inventions is Get lost and wander from the great scholars, nor its great scholars great men.— Holmes. of religions or a league of nations too small for its inhabitants, but already crossing tho bridge. track. either. It wants to bo allowed to They fancy they can break the manage itself, religiously, national­ rules ly and financially. We urc doing And then in some way double T R I-C IT Y NEW S Editor Heruld: back. himself twelve times in office looks Well. Let us alone, plenso. As' u regular subscriber to The like at the end of that time. But life from every man demands President Coolidge has a secre­ trust and had gone to tho Trade IN 1921 this country passed A little mare than grasping hands, Hanford Hernld for »everul years, . Not that I wish to intimate that And,4when they’re old, men come I have noticed the ever reappear­ Mr. Lake is getting old. Such nn law taxing dculing in "grain fu­ tary of the treasury named An­ Commission for facts it had gath­ ing portrait of your mayor, For­ insinuation would be uncharitable tures" which, in plain English drew Mellon. Mr. Mellon is one of ered. It refused to give them up. - to see ... . simple being loved could be.” est Lake. It is a handsome pic­ to say the least. But it Is only means taxing grain gambling. the wealthiest men in the United Now a senate committee Is ask­ ture nnd would do credit to nny reasonable to assume that after The supreme court cancels thie States ami, therefore, one of the ing- the present attorney general - i - ^ a i r A Guest. --------- o--------muyor nnd I have seen it so many being mayor of as rapidly a grow­ tux ns unconstitutional. TTjc greatest according to the propa­ what he has done about tho re ­ Anywsy, the anthrncitc confer­ times that I am sure that Tho ing city us Hanford for twenty- same high court wiped out also gandists. lie owns a vnst amount fusal of . tho Trade Commislon to ence had a nice vacation. Herald ns well ns the muyor must three years, one could hnrdly be ns unconstitutional n law to pro­ of stock in tho Aluminum industry furnish the information it hsB ga­ o 4 be extremely proud of it. expected still to show the invigo­ tect children from child labor ex­ —more generally knpwn as the Al­ thered. It is tho impression of sen­ uminum tnist. In fact it is said to ators that this commission gathers I t might be appropriate to pre­ ' But may 1 advance a suggestion? rating bloom of a youth of twenty- ploitation. sent Secretary Mellon with the Speaking ns one who has never two. Supreme court; justices know be controlled by' him und his fam ­ information for use— not to be pig­ II alumnlum pacifier. seen the mayor nnd for thut part eon-holed and forgotten. Attorney Furthermore it might help mat­ the law, and the constitution, of ily. This concern cnjoy8 n very high General Sargent does not know of your readers living beyond the ters, and tend to break the monot­ course. Perhaps ^the writers of Specking of bravo men, huw confines of Seminole county and ony of seeing tho same picture thu constitution did not quite rate of protection. That is to Bay what has been done about tho mat­ no aluminum products can be ter. About these I cIIowb who have al­ thus not having rendv access to a every day in the same columns, know what they were doing. brought into the United States life size view of Hanford's lending if Mr. Lake would have several ready put on straw hats? So hero we arc. It is claimed citizen, I wish to recommend that photographs made, so that they --------- o--------MUSSOLINI THINKS our Uni- without the payment of u very high that a corporation owned almost ex­ He ted States luxury represents waste duty. Therefore Mr. Mellon nnd clusively by tho secretary of the v Congressman i Lungloy ‘ resigns some new photographs be made of could be run alternately. from onfc bouse to enter another, Mr. Lake and that the Importance might have a right profile for of energy, and our democracy is his family tan charge thu Amer­ treasury, has been violating ths but wo daresay his now scunu of of the necessity of this be im­ Mondays, a half right profilu for nut‘ quite real. “Italy, poor, can­ ican consumer much higher prices anti-trust law. Tho Federal Trado Tuesdays, u full face for Wednes­ not afford such waste and must or­ for aluminum’ ware than If there Commission has information bear­ * activities will hot bo entirely to pressed upon. him. hia liking. For years nnd ycara we have days, nnd so on. In that way ganize her people, like a militia, were no duty on it. This aluminum ing on this question that it refuses duty was written by u Republican to divulge. S o ‘fa r as the attorney gazed dally upon the sumo well your out of town rcadors would always under strict discipline." congress for tho benefit principal­ rcneral knows the department of como to know exactly what the formed contours. Judging from Now a Boston man cornea for­ mayor looks like nnd tho monotony MUSSOLINI KNOWS, apparent­ ly of the Mellon fumily and a t tho ustlce has done nothing to com­ ward with tha declaration that Eve the youthfulncss of the picture It of seeing the same face every day ly. what Italy needs. But he docs expense of tho American people. pel this commission to divulge the must have been made thirty yearn WM tho first bootlegger. Muyoe Congress has been trying to find information it has obtained. would thus bo avoided. ugo when Mr. Lake at the age of not understand nil about America, offering this a* un excuse for out about tho Aluminum tr u s t Mr. "Behold how good and pleasant Thanking you for whatever Sometimes what seems to "be lux­ twenty-two first took otlice. If getting into tho game. tho Mayor has been regular and space you may sec fit to give this ury is really conservation of ener­ Coolidgo has a board that investl- it is for Republican brethren. to 3 --------- o--------when it wishes to, known as dwell together in unity,” pa la wrought up over the conformed to the practice of the epistle and hoping in tho interest gy. the federal Trade Commission. I t That ia to say, it Is good and of a bigger nnd better Sanford Wo have excellent beds, they lea of a band of "night rid majority of the species homo, he had ao,me facts of interest about pleasant for the brethren, but in • but they are different from has aged considerably since that thut my suggestions >vill meet with mean better sleep, stronger men the Aluminum triist. Mr. Coolidgo this case it is not half sq good ori tlm kind havu uround Sun- time, und we of the outside have popular npprovnl in case a plebi­ and women, longer life. also has un attorney general half so pleasant for the American scite is held, I am n morbid curiosity to know just Respectfully yours, W E HAVE 22,000,Q00 automo who answers to the name of people whoso rights have been in­ biles, enough to carry our 115,000,’- Sargent His predecessor has tried fringed. In thi* case the unity of GEORGE MOORE. i . . Tho Prince of Woles appeared what a man who lias succeeded 000 people all at once. They mean to find out about tho Aluminum the brethren takes on tome of the In a bright green coat the other aspects of a conspiracy. conservation of time, greater ef­ day and it is declared this will ficiency. And our most success­ loon become thu stylo for men nil i By IRVIN 3. CORD ful men in industry and wealth tho world. Well, anyway the are least affected by luxury. Look eo didn’t vet tha style in horse ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD Big Chief Meyers, who caught lug, "The Quest o f the Holy Grail,1 a t Henry Ford, skating and danc­ for the New York Giants, in tho on the walls of tho Boston Public ing. Could tiro Mussolini. Look at John D. Rockefeller, Florida should be given credit populous, classified advertisement in the days when tho battery of Matthew- Library. Whenever I ’m In Boston loxl, Mias.. Telegraph aaya, “Mid* son and Meyers was famous, was I go to see it. And tho other la alpping his temperato milk and for showing America adequately Feople as they become tottled; In e-ag«d widow with experience —und still is—a remarkable man. thut picture called, ‘Custer’s Last BOltier, playing a good game of for tho first timo the valuo of llfo and consider tho precarious na­ golf at 80, land. that line, wants position as Although a Aill-blooded Indian of Stand.” ture of many kinds of wealth, ai> A horse sleeping on soft straw, on assistant manager of one of the California misalon trik­ "Surely you don’t mean that a t ­ Tho,Importance of real estate uiro new respect for mother earth es ho la a college graduato and, _ apartment." We always rocious chromo showing a lo t.o f well fed, will win more races than has never yet been fully recog­ or other reasons, too. "The admire people for their frank- what Is rather unusual In a pro­ white cavalrymen being killed and he would sleeping on bare boards, nized in his country. Thoro hot* they aay, "will always be fessional ball,player, an exceeding­ scalped-that thing which some and short oats. Take care of been so much land, and there is And with the land, they reallxs, ly well-informed lover of art and harvesting company out West used your machinery and it will take still ao much, that ita worth haa goes a certain status of respecta­ aovonty-nino Thomaa A. ho has a keen wit. His tribal name t° give nway as an advertise- care of you. been minimized. But there ia bility and solidity, in business and la still working on new wbb Torte«. One day a curious per­ mcntT" only ao much land, and with tho society, not acquirable otherwise* OUR GOVERNMENT and peoplo rapid growth of population this So they tend to bay land, ona. Hera you have a man son asked him why he had taken "That’s the identical one,” said the name of John Meyers. criticize Mexico's land lsrws. Mex­ value of that limited commodity is Meyers. Florida today is cnnblng " I t sounds so Indian,” said Mey­ ico has the right that we have bound to rise higher and higher. iy op this awakening apj "But why, in the name of gooders. noM, should you favor that daub?" to make any law she pleases. Moreover, the amount of lancL'de­ There Is hardly a state o On another occasion n friend in­ I II tell you why,” said Moy­ T h at is not oonfisentory. ,To sirable because of fertility or loca­ nlty in the country that vited Meyers tq tell him what his er?. "Il'u the only picture d.ofio by what extent should wo allow Mex­ tion or climate is but a fraction of benefit by the same r favorite pictures wire. ico to regulate our law making? the whofe. that sends inveploru to . * re *w-° th *t 1 particu- a white man that I ever oaw where Mexico will not attempt to steal citizens will realize the ti Desirable land is becoming a larty like,” said tho brayny In­ my crowd is getting as good *3 an property honestly acquired by monopoly in on immensely rich their own land and tell Ode i i Abbcy’o au td ! jo in t- J «,vca L rw L ” Americans, ‘ One Hour Parking- SANFORD’S FORUM MY FAVORITE STORIES CONCEALMENT IN HIGH PLACES FLORIDA SHOULD GET CREDIT country, destined to bo Immensely About it, One store building size thirty by forty fed forty by one hundred fifty feet located n*H Lake Mary ahow cases, scales included price fori action $2,500 terms. Fifteen acres land near Druid Park, priced to id| mediately. See us tomorrow. $8,000. Term Five room bungalow near Elder Springs, on nia acre lot, large trees. Right new five room bungalow on five acre lot,’ Elder Springs, large trees; development goinjal around; price $7,000. ” Nineteen acres land near Markham; smull Uk*l| $7,000. -* ~ R. R. Eldridg 216 E . Second Street HOMES—LOTS—FARMS • ^\"'sr'-'1**'■ • acreag e ' J Jf *£*•*>-e*, r i“«?J * • - , * r *’*.< 1 JV* TODAY BEST BUYS? One Jot in San Lanta on Sanford Ave., w ith terms- One four in Flora Heights fmuUbejl 86,1 SW * * “ “ “o' b“y» In Braa|| farma. Mtf.vy.' c o l c l o u g h A - a* B d U Bntat® >^iJi CO* rea lty General Insurance NatWa.1 Bank B ld ^ T e le p h o n y t - Cy .j �fr T s V r* TH E SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES 148 l—t One of the n\ost delightful meet­ matters of special Importance ings and bridge, parties given this were discussed-and-voted upon. A most Interesting game of season by the Social Department of the Sanford Woman’s Club, was bridge was playtd. When scores that o f1 Tuesday afternoon when were counted, It was found thnt til entertain Mrs. W. D. Gardiner was the gra­ Mrs. Endor Curlett held high score, .Ittht o’clock cious hostess. There wore 16 ta­ and was awarded n lovely hlue upie on Mag■powder ja r. bles of players. Refreshments of congealed fruit .. The attractive clubhouse, which rill he ho** dU lends itself so well to the decora- salad, saltlnes, fruit take and cor* f .k , . v 5 1tor’s hand, waa tastefully decorat- fee were served by. the hostess, as­ T**t *’* K* ’ i ^ calendulas and forns, Tho sisted by Mrs. A. W, Epps, Mrs. J . ■color note of gold and green be- F . Hawkins Mr*. Fred Daiger, Mrs. \V. M. Scott, Mrs. A. C. Fort eah W atters jnjt canrled out in every detail, id Burns” a t , A Bhort business meeting proco- and Mrs. C. R. Ktrtloy. Club at 4 [i ,jed e card gnme, The party was well attended, ded ^ the game, at which time J plans were perfected for the a n -, not only by the members but nlso IPP and M rs.! nual bridge luncheon for the d e -: by a large number of out of town ses at bridge ( partment and,which will be held a t ; guests, the cordial hospitnlity of ------ . mn .. -Feb. * -9, with - ”Mrs. ri,. g former, 1M0 , cj. ui,house, E.. j|the the h( hostess l>eing reflected in every a’clock, honorF. Housholder ns hostess. Other , detail 1111. Personals Courtney J. Clarke of SC Peternburg spent the day here on Tuea»nor of Dr. and Ur. anu tb{, guest of friends, id new members , be held at the j ? parlors from 1 Willinm M. Scott is spending this week at New Orlenns, La., nnd Montgomery, Ain., where he went >PP nnd Mrs. on business. ses at bri‘lKn . Krupp, 910 ‘clock,- honorMr. and Mrs. L. II. Deas of Sarur-at library 'asotn nrc the house guests of Mr. "e a s at their home and............... Mrs. R......R.“Dc .in Rose Court, s llolly will be' {Mrs. R. J.| Mr. nnd Mrs. R. F. Eggleston on Park ■„f Orlando spent tho day in Sanclock. ] ford on Tuesday en route to other II he enter- points in tho atAte. Hotel with, . ■. r and Mrs. Mni Ira n DnvU |c ft Wedneate s s c , at .i (|ay far Atlunta, Uii„ where she I will buy the Intrst in spring niillilfl,i i?'Ct' •IV nerv f«*r the Mllndy’n Shoppe, , Miller with . ___ J . H. ColMr. and Mrs. R. S. Trnknn of New Orlenns arrived in Sanford on Tuesday for tin indefinite stay, and ce Ball, un- are slopping nt the Montezuma. ■ N. de V. (*., lit the Mi's. Margaret Wilson ami son, from .• to 12 Joseph Henry of Pittsburg, Pa., left on Sunday nftenioon for UnyAbel Am- tun;, Beach where they will spend Invllle at the „ WVel;. ! the auspicus ______ tment of the j. j Bush of Atlnntn, Ga.t nr j rived in Sanford on Wednesday ----- 1 1and will be tho guest of his niece, '[ W A L S Mrs. N. Tolar nt her home on ’ __________ ! Tenth Street. . RESIDENCE T ELEPH O N E: MRS. FR ED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR SOCIAL DEPARTMENT GIVES LOVELY PA RTY TUESDAY AFTERNOON istian Tcmper__.J nn open ^byterinn Church 111 members a* are urged to — THOUGHTS-WISE AND OTHERWISE 217-W Literary 'Department HINTS EOR MILADY Gives Third Of Series LATEST FASHION B Y MARY MARSHALL /Copyright McClure Syndicate Of Evening Meetings Dressmakers S aor Shorter suit consisting of-three-quarter or The third of n ’aericp of evening Coats Which They Call Three- ‘ seven-eighth length coat with cloth meetings, which, were inaugurated quarter or Sevenielghth. skirt or frock beneath will In all nt the Sanford Women’s Club this With the very short skirt jt has probabilities offer a pleasant con­ season, was that of Tuesday night, been considerably easier, simpler, trast for the innumerable fur co a ts, when members o r the Literature nnd generally more satisfactory to worn over light little, bright little J Department were at home to the wear long coats—long in the sense frocks of purple, red, green or pen­ members of the Woman’s Club and that they cover the edge of the cil blue. their escorts. frock coat if in no other. To wear Bright, golden Calendulas and a coat somcwhnt shorter by break­ ferns were most effectively used in decorating the large club lounge. ing the line of the figure tends to A large tire on the hearth added shorten the already short ensemble. a cheery note to the nlrendy pretty There is always something com­ scene. Greeting the guests upon forting in the coat that covers arrival wan tihe department ch a ir-, Ihe frock, nnd one reason that wo­ man, Mr A, C. C. Woodruff. , men have worn such light bright , . .1 L,»..i _____ frocks nil during the cold weeks A moat delightful program wn so f nr jK heenuse they can hide rendered. Mrs. **. “ • 1 CH8 .un~, them completely in the street unMrs. Julius Takach gave a planer (|cr thp protection of a warm fur duet, nm| graciously responded cont or fur-trimmed cloth coat, with nn encore. Mist hlennor \vnh n nhorter cont one's frock Herring, tnlented young violinist, mu*t hrheavier, and of more subdelighted her hearera With a grout) (jllr<|trimming an befit* .street of violin selections. Miss Leah wear. Watters ^ v e an interesting lev. Probab|y th(, very faet that ture of The English Lake ( ounfull-length coat has been poptry with illustrations by stcreop- u|nr bl|s influenced the French tican slides. dress-makers to push the threeRefreshments of salad, wafers quarter or seven-eighth coal. Agnnd coffee were served by Mrs. W. nos of Parts, theyy say, has been Morton Thigpen, Mrs. W. M. Mc­ making a feature of three-quurter Kinnon, and Mrs. Stella Arrington. length coats. A very interesting These evening meetings hnve suit from that house has a threeheen received with much interest quarter length coat of natural ka­ by tho club members and a good sha trimmed with plaid, while the attendance is given, each meeting. skirt is al« j trimmed with the About f>0 were present Inst eve­ plaid. ning. Yteli has come out as a sponsor of the seven-eighth coal for tailor It is always quite n problem to know what to serve for refresh­ ments at the evening party. Al­ most always in this community they serve something sweet, some­ times a number of sweet dishes. It seems ns if these people must pre­ fer sweet evening refreshments— yet whenever anyone has tho courag<rt?i serve something that is not so sweet, there is a general chorus of approval. Some people you know can eat quite a hearty snack late nt night, because they are genuine­ The 8ketch shows a costume of ly hungry nt that time, but they T m i f o o e o T n e t M n n t h feel stupid, or headachy the next i n c i e a s e Ljc I o L lV IO riL n American design—with thcee-quarter length coat trimmed with fur day if there has been a preponder­ ance of sweets. On the 6ther hand, The library wishes to acknowl­ and braid, and cloth akirt to match, some people apparently can eat edge with thanks the gift of the showing side plonts nt the right. | what sweets they want at night, Christian Science Monitor for the Fhshionnble women in Franco nt providing there is nothing partic­ year. This is presented by the present scorn all to Imve ndoplcd i ularly henrty about the , refresh­ Christian Science Church of this the fashion of fur coats or fur ments. city, and tho library is glad to haw trimmed cloth coats—with light, bright frocks beneath. It's a simple I So one person would enjoy a tips ably edited pa|>er on file for sort of costume, even when one swiss cheese and rye bread sand­ its readers. must pay strict attention to the ap­ wich with a stalk of endive or some Several books on poultry have pearance of one's light suede glov­ scallions, washed ilAwn by a cup nlso been recently donated by nnd flesh-colored stockings—two of coffee, while another person j Thomas H. Taylor, for whit h es This cloth suit shows the new details thnt are Immensely impor­ would hold up his hands in alarm I thanks are nlso made. These are tant to the well-dressed French Ihree-quiirter cont, trimmed *ith at such refreshments but would be well illustrated and treat of thi * woman. But us winter wanes the fur nnd braid. ready to eat a salad of fruit tunned subject from all Its different as­ V. . by whipped cream nnd mnrshmnl- pects. low, a slice of ice cream. sume*rakc silk socks, went to It. A. Newman, t The Library is subscribing to a and cookies. A tempting salnd epurse w ith ' number of now mngnzinos for the Welsh rabbits hnve been given year, including the following titles: hot chocolate wnn served nt th e ! rather a black eye, though this is conclusion oY the can! game. Mrs. I Amci icnn Builder, . American not {air: A well-made welah rabbit ] City, c ity ,' ' American AmericnV' Girl, American Mrs. W. <\ Hill was a charming Hill’s'g u ests were Mr. rnd Mrs. is no more difficult to digest,.than , Motorist, Motorist Century, Geneology, hostem on Tuesday evening when P. L, Thrasher, Mr..nnd Mrs. R. A. a lot of other things that enjoy far jjarper s', .Journal Florida Educu-* «he entertained the members of the Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest * ‘---------------------better reputations. 1 he rot.ble is ! Asaocialion, am, PhyMcnl Evening Bridge Clpb-qt her lovely ; Hotisholdcr and Mr. nad Mi*;1. F*. . , . . . Caroline Lamp o f Valdosta. Hint some rabbity arc rathei |E. ■Roomillht. ” •* —*.j Nenrlv 60' mUgSJtitttr.V l*»'«« Magnolin Arenuo.. Joston, Ms*8-. . Cri,,. arrived in Sanford on Wednes- nuufri, yrid those " riVe 'iiiidoiihtedl/l culture. are on file, nnd thanks are extendThe curd tables were placed In * ! p tv ,la>' afternoon nnd is the guest of indigestible. The other day we had fd to the following members who the spacious living room, which SOI P TO (jFIN CH TH IRST anlev^Fosirate ' !li r l'ouain> Mrs. W. C. Hill at her Welsh rabbit, endive ami coffee. At h’lve promised t ’untrihutlons for was bright with baskets of yellow another informal evening party the the te a r: CARLISLE, England. Ja n . LI.— y Waters!1O r -1 ,ome ,,n Magnolia Avenue. tferns Mn,l white chrysanthemums and hostess served watercress sa n d -;*— „ .. Marking the tallies were ' l!P )~ Soup as a thirst quencher .’o r! Mr. • Pavey, Airs. Gantt, Mrs. fjorn|* «|enlirnH "Tiedikr ; Miss - Katherine Hitchcock, of wiches. The aliens of white bread ‘ beer and whiskey drinkers is being , are, ............. toasted . on risp; Krupp, Mrs. Rumph. Mrs. Q, Khinhplqj . exce_^j0j WilTnesn, O r-1 , ...... --■» -------Salem,• N. C., who has ........ ................ - ...... - botHi sides.' C t v - I ....... Vi’ ''"ri" \ | . o r excentionnl interest was the tried out by the Carlisle municipal­ the nUructiva house guest of wntcroress is ,Inul i'ePvwn, with a ser, M r s ^ h^M hdnir, ^ M r a . rnrd unrf when Bc0rcs w r# ity. Roup bars hove been installed i New York; been * *L......... * \V.> Williams,- First Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, left fu e srasher of'broiled baron and a spoon , T. i counted, the prize for top score, a In the “Pubs" and large piping 1 ’uleston, San‘ ;>y rt x tea pot. was. awarded M rs.; hot bowls are served at one penny i" ’ uleston, San- day for Orlando where site will '’f mayonnaise. There are double'Bank and Florida Outdoors visit relatives. ‘ (nndwiebes with a cover of to ast-j The number of bogks loaned in D. L. Thrashor. The men’# prize, |cHCh, ___ _—.—:— *_ --------] til bread. ^December was 2,61B, the largest Mrs. George Moore of CloarwatIt In getting to be quite the fash- cireuintion on record, and 71 new joined, making the total ............................ I R \. Sueir er ‘‘r spent "pent the week-end here With'[ With ion " ,n tn serve uncovered sandwich- members joi ’ ll. Cutliun,' *ler 8lster. Mrs. R. J . Holly at her I es for ft luncheons or auppora. These membership over l,fH)0. The total m ll. Thruoii’ l'" n'e on Park Avenue, en route to I are rather elaborate sandwiches reading room attendance was 48Hi« Inch would be rather bard to cov- the Sunday afternoon attendance * ,'irk anti wife, I Ihtytona Beach where she will t whic 1 s-v1 1 ' ill11i t Iri11 111 LlIs1AH* «If Is f 1 11T* Two f1 ' er. slices of the bread or toast for the month being 51. Hon, Oblone' .......... .. •"pend n short while. each covered with the sandwich The library is being well pntron- ■ lUhllatlelphia;. rife, Jackson-1, 'M iss Mary Delevigne of Wash- filling tire nlaccti on a plate, a t­ izc<i during the evening hours, and ■ . • is very busy during the noon hour, ig id wife, Dab I hUfton, D. C., who has been the tractively garnished. Tho children are nlso showing con­ Graf, Pitta- charming house guest o f Mrs. tinued interet* in the story hours. burgh; Mrs. _Ralph Wight at her home in Rose 4 More books will soon be ordered lontgomery, •Court, left Tuesday for Orlando in every class, first consideration d wife, Los, where she will visit relatives. being nlways given to nil serious • Bergnuin, ’ — ---fo t L ^ X C u L * m * 1, R. A. L.; Mrs. J. W. Bogart of Harbor requests made. v and wife, Springs. Mrs. Nellie Hows of llar*>' *•/ * hia; A. O .ibor Springs and Mrs. Grant Jlnr|D""n of I’erosky, formed u ftorty •*roiJl Michignn arriving in Sanford 1 i on Tuesday for hn extended stn y .: lanta; Mrs. I • ______ A ikensack, N .1 Mrs. Hawkins Connelly nnd guest m , Brooklyn. Mica Katherine Hitchcock of Win-! 1, Lakeland; j ston Salem, N. C., motored to OrI - , o'lido on Tuesday where they spent tn i . t* i a" the guests of Mrs. Con■nUo; .. h. l* I•nelly’s nurerfu Parerita, f!«TYt Capt. anj Mrs. »g°; I*, k. John Wimbish. Membership Of Local S uK y %lSilh,0muJh*tMiowi,nnB Library Shows; Large withth<1comin«rof sprin*c. BAUMEL’S January Sale ANOTHER SLASH IN PRICES! For tho ha la nre of the week, we are cutting the pricea on dresses and millinery still lower from the original reduced prices. We are doing this in order to make a final clean-out o f Jnl) merchandise bv Saturday. STUNNING! . SPECIAL! DRESSES T H E S E U P TO $ 3 5 .0 0 DRESSES WORTH TO $29.00 Still further reduced to $14*75 . A select g riiu n of S ilk iiliil $16.75 c y jjo r riinlresi styles high In Fash* Iuii' ii fttvnr urc now yours at n still lower nrlce! Htreet and afternoon'frocks of exception* III lienuty, developed of rxt|ulsite silks nnd woolens In newest s e a s o n shades. CLEAR-AW AY! Pattern Hats! \Vtmh<n Presses In light amt iln rk c o l o r s , c h o s e n f r o m «mr reK illnr lilah g r a d e s t o r k f o r this great T H E S E U P TO $ 8 .0 0 . TH ESE UP TO $13.00 HAT MODES CHIC HATS $5.00 A r a r e group of ex q u isitely d esigned P a t t e r n H a ts — e v e r y m u -, a b s o l u t e l y hand made. Thn shap es show P a risia n In­ f l u e n c e In e v e r y C h ic Bn*, e v e r y c u r v e a n d c o n t o u r a n ti w o m e n of f a s h i o n ' w i ll r e a l l x a t h a t In-re Is a g o l d e n o p p o r ­ tu n ity . • Mrs. Hill Entertains Evening Bridge Club ONE SPECIAL LOT OF COATS VALUES I P TO $69.(l(p—NOW MARKED TO $39.75 Is l o a th e to quit t i l l i n g o f t h e l u x u r l n t i s n r s s o f t h e s e h a n d f u r - t r lt n it i e d (Vuit F a s h i o n s ; L u s t r o u s ItnUvtn, uud Suede Velour arc two of th* many rich 'n l . r l r s t h a t fashion t h e s e s t u n n i n g g a r m e n t s ! All o t h e r D r e s s e s nnd l i n t s hn v e b e e n s t i l l f u r t h e r r e d u c e d f o r f i n a l r i n s i n g d a y s of t h i s s a l e . L SPECIAL SALE ON M e n s Suits a n d O v e r c o a t s , WANTED! First Class Automobile Machanic at 203 Oak Avenue. J. W* Ho- SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX COMPANY . f* ------- — i i { Mrs. Nellie Mrs. R. A. Terheun, state presf; Mrs. Grant dent of the Auxiliary U. S. W. V., lich.; It. S. lew Orleans; leaves Thursday for West Pa’.m Beach where she will install an auxiliary chapter. She will go from 'there to F o rt Lauderdale, Lami; T. S, where she will spend the week-end E» D. C. Bull] wall her daughter; 'Mrs. J . Well­ foliack, New ington Roc, leaving on Tuesday for Tampa; E. Jacksonville where she will Install »g. DuPont;' nnother chapter. .U K, Put- - r „ * -V -, ■ Main and Henry Wight leaves i G. E. B ic -1 *’ ednesday evening for Jacksonfcy, Clearwat- viHo,, whore she will attend the TYork; R. K. first annual convention Of the garthur J . Geet, ten clubs of Florida. While in ott Jr ., Jack- Jacksonville, Mrs. Wright will bo Ington, Phila- the gyest of, Mrs. Frank Jennings. tan, Jackson- During the absence of Mrs. Wight, Pnlutka; Hap- "*• offico of the Woman’s Club E. M. Kru- *■ " bo open ns usual from 11 tp Wm. Richer, dock. On Thursday, Mrs. Award and wife, William M. Scott will bo in chargo Burgh, Jack- nnd will bo glad to attend to all ovan nnd fnm- matters of business; On Friday C. J . DeCamp, M™- W. A. F itts will have chargo Jneoden.1' M. D., of the office and will handle any j It Iman, Atlanta; business that may be brought to ttsburgh; ,P. Pt her. He; D. B. Bald. Mr. and Mrs. J I . REMINDER OF SPAIN [Ohio; H. Knight, ami Mrs. 8. L. NEW YORK. Jan. 13-— (>P>—At n dinner dance in honor of Alexan­ der P. Moore, there yrna a bul’a rALLAfiON head over the hotel’s ball room en­ trance, a reminder of the chlof Roosevelt Aux- sport of Spain. >rce and Colonel lUT3am p Num• V. will hold a { N ig h t g c r i o d r »f officers ;at the Do not v w t t thau Ion* wln* ----- *----- - - - yournelr „ Jnn. 2S a i 7;:t0 (akin* h* no meeting enumn. tho auxiliary. typewriting now U ri)n f!cs tS at the Hanford High School, Mona of today are T .n 'Z " * lfrld,y *T*’ U the yo *ho cause * mmm' . , ... FIFTEEN MEN’S SUITS Grey, tan, blue and fancy worsteds. Some with 2 pairs of trousers. Values up to $39.75. In stout, med- ■ ium and slim sizes. 2 days only for i• Two Story House in Good Location which can of them. gome good income property KA RL J. SCHULTZ REAI< EST A T E— IN VESTMENTS Phone 744 606-607 First National Dank Building W. F . 'HOLBORN; Sales Manager, ■ ,m m - * ■'\VA.A.k.1- v L ** . — TwoDays— FR ID A Y and SA TU R D A Y SALE OF OVERCOATS I have forty he bought a t a bargain. __ $ 2 9 .0 0 each Have Client ]>> ■«:' <W TELEPH O N E: m •i Grey, tan, brown. All wool light and heavy weigl to be sold on tjiese two days, Friday and Saturday $24.00 | �A N tJA R Y 1 3 / 1 k n ta Woman Is Geological Survey lar Death A fter Of Florida Will Be ing Shot By Child Supplied By State ft ATLANTA. (»n., Jnn. 1.7.— W l~ shoot you, mama." A childish voice lisped the words; two round eyes sparkled gleefully nnd K*" two •little hands brandished n^Af£*;. calibre rifle. W. Mrs. C. C. Lanier, fncing tee gun in the hands of her fivc-yenr\ old daughter, Katherine, saw she &■could not cover the intervening space In titno to stay a tiny finger I ■ Intent on pressing the trigger. Afraid of making the ch’M star'., nnd involuntarily firo the weapon, ■he staked all on an appeal based on parential control. •. “ Put that gun down, Katherine” ■he cried emphatically. ^ ,. But childish imagination nnd • love of fun was riding high in the ■addle nnd n wisp of smoke ru ri­ de! ' cd from the barrel of Hie gun ns U barked. .E arly today, Mrs. Ijm icr, 31, lay near death in Noble's Snnii tarium hero with the bullet in hoc left brvnst just below the heait. i Phy, .'cinns feared her lung wps } . punctured. There was no one in the house at the time of the shooting ex­ cept Mrs. Lanier nnd Katherine, «nd another child, .Claude, nge-l ro, Mr. Lanier lind left the use yesterday afternoon fin a ort while, he told police Inst night, and returned to find hi-* wife on the floor unconscious. Police nre investigating the case. F E E L S INFLUENCE OF U. 8 . STOCKHOLM. Jnn. the popularity of films, flivvers and jasx is not enough evidence of the growth of American Influence hero just coniid^red that a Rotary club has boon formed. Many Are Expected To Take B a r Exam s TA LLA H A SSEE, Jnn. 13,-</r> — If them nre nny Hbmries in number of Press Bulletins, and two Florida which do not posses copies specicl bulletins. of the annual reports of the Florida Geological Survey.. they will be supplied upon application to Herman Gunter, state geologist. The survey was established by the legislature in 1007. The law provided that the results of the invtstijratiens by the survey should bo published in successive annual reports. Up to the present time, it was tinted, sixteen annual report;*, have been Issued, in addition to a YJHY VJrtKfsTHE L l!VE 8CE/J tECCrVED- 1 W E ? GOGri.VJM XN? m atter lo r e tta ? YOU HAVEMISRcPRSSXhIeD X DCM’T REMEMBER —YctR SELr To ME r—r WHY ARE YOU So , ccou T o w a r d J -—n Me ? i------ • JUCT Th e DtHETR DAY Van GAID You WEMT DCV/M AMO MADE A CUEAMOF* IN) THE financial ts'STktcr AMDM0V0 t FIND OUT — } THAT YOU— r_ r 'P l/k to M ' ,* VAtC/n/rtt—- * S Afamom arthUtd pnpared />W/„ thc B rtncn in tt m ain l/U tn l horn, M mountatrutdt. Supreme Court Will Hear Rail Case Soon S C am e From Ohio to Florid ---------- TA LLA H A SSEE, Fla., Jan . 13. — (ff*)—T h e , 8 Lite Supreme Court has set the week of Jnn. 1R for oral arguments Ln the ca:u of the Flor­ ida Rnilroad Commission against the G. S. nnd F. railroad. The litigation grow out of an order lu­ lle d by the commission for n new ten in shed to Ik* built by the G. S. an d .!', nt Lj\lte City. The Seaboard Lino, It was stated, has agreed ~ V> build the sbed, but the other rail rood refused. n MOW WAIT A MlMUTG- l Told you The TRoThX. SVJePT DP THE StRCET In; PROMTOF the UNION , i T ru st B u il d in g r— 1 -A M D Y E S .T E R D A Y LD;C coverec >Th a t YOU ARE DRIVING A GARBAGE TRU CK RiSHT OS) THIS STREET l DotfT WISH TO HAVE AMVTHING MORE To DO WITH VJOYCU HAV£ HUMILIATED -----— i ME Y/ELL. I MIGHT BE A t GARBAGE COLLECTOR BUT JUST THE SAME I ’M MAKiMG SixTfeCNf BERRIES MORE | , T hAM X d id A T J ThE OFFICE AND-r but took root in Asheville/ I & DOLLARS ti£ B 5 OH CHICK THAT'S YlcMDERrDL-NOVJ V) CAM Go OUT Tb Av DiNMER AMD SHOW, n EVERY VOCGR ct- i — r HEN the chilly winds of last year VV reminded Ohio that overcoats were in order, Hugh Browning’s family made up his mind to go South and discover Florida. ’ < they had bought one of the lots whereupon, Browning pulled a pocket and admitted that the closed that very morning. ", » While arranging his affairs, Browning’s banker, who had already been South, took him on e side an d said, "H ugh— if you want to sec a little piece of the United States that will give y o u a real thrill, go to Florida—by way of In the midst of Florida’s palms and glades, orange trees and lagoons, Bra continually saw visions of the bluemountains and of the home that he i like to build? they had^N deed front I deal had la ] . 1 DISLIKES llOllUEI) Is A lit NEW YORK, Jan . i:i._(/ p )-The youngvat woman trust hunter Mlsa Crcnnn Seller*, of Grove, Ok­ lahoma, who in nsKintiiig Federal Attorney Ruckncr, dislike* ja;*.::, ltobbed hair and smoke;*. A sh ev ille." .Peggy the vamp in tfiin!; it’s going to rain? blond curls. AYU**. [ Asheville had got under his skin as it doJ so many visitors and this year, Browninjii resident of Asheville and hia $45»000.00 hoz*j is under construction. The road maps showed good hard roads through Western North Carolina, so Browning slopped on the ga3 and his "covered wagon’’ pointed its nose toward a warmer clime. T o those whd are searching for an.idd wintering plade, summer home, or.allM location, we suggest the inspiring h i of Western . North Carolina—Asheville, mW the half-mjle altitude provides a tonic wij every breath, where the warm sun makes ji forget winte: and where the even dim* prevents the excessive heat of mid-summe. I T h e following Saturday afternoon they reached Asheville nnd feasted their eyes on the view which might well have been a leaf taken from a colorful fairy book! Mountains* wrapped in green blankets, their tips like church spires reaching up into fleecy clouds. Below them, a bustling city, stretching out over a broad plateau, and even creeping up the mountain sides. V alues soai Come home by way of Asheville and seefal yourself the charm of "T h e Land of the SkyI which makes every visitor want to enrolls the city directory. Monday, the Brownings reluctantly t° ° k up their journey—for as Browning put it, "W e said we were going to Florida, and not even Asheville should stop us." * * • -* • » , * * ; p • . I Full information and descriptive litersM will be furnished on application, by l* Asheville Chamber of Commerce, Ashevife Both Browning and his wife chuckle now when they think of how, about ten miles south, the good wife expressed the wish that Values are bound to rise rapidly in ibis seclion as the The Growth of Business in Asheville results of the thorough development that is taking place. — p T h e person who buys today will realize a large profit from their invelment and the man who buys a hcrnesile here will certainly have the best for his family. This property is selling fast at present prices. - If you intend buying just ahead of the entensive southward trend, the lime to-make your reservations is N O W . _ tfl ■ A "c h a rt" can tell you a great deal if you let it. This one on the right ii»,conclusive proof that busi­ ness is fine— above the average, in Aahcville. Read between the lines and you will find,this to be an urgent invitation to come to the “ Lund of the-Sky." % 200 _ <1*9 . _ .M { ui - >ac — A • » - % 1CL* . i* 4 : • ! V * ~ * r=L * .i S c r f f r a r - - ' .:^ i= S 3 1 * - - * Thia ia a true alary.. Correct name will ba furnished on requeat. CO.* INC. . 2 y — !1 e- c— Mildred G. Peabody E. II. Plchnrd Frank L. Woodruff, J r * $ sa 2 H H B i l l S S f l S I H I l i B M I l ! ■ IJ 9 |C Howard Ovcrlin /t > 11 *■ 1e*. ,\W> n jl V ___ “ 7a 7 . ___ L_ : - - T a • • ■ ’ a J_ “ J it __ • �THE SANFO RD iNESDAYr'i in s,, law. STfeWAft’P S W a s h in g t o n t M « T CHARLES P. STKWART Long Tlmo Loans on Residences and Business Property. HL-Jint 'Ar**ntlne Republic—»Ull a farm Easy Repayment Plcn o i y i u forWASHINGTON o r LOUIS. Mo- Jhn. 13- (/PH-1pony begm operation, hi 17W. 6 i i A i n e r i c a u variety I nominate W. P . Gaul- machinery m»n. e Missouri Pur Com_ —L changinc fashions and the steady |N>xt w t* ---- -u' • Office in new Merriwcather Building i ._ i__ . 1 at «Kn wlWem?sc frontier pan**, #hk.«. n ■. rmumud. kent' r F B U r . J i n . 13. (/P)—The pre- ke as General Pershing's successor nt the hoed of the Tacas-Aries He'd saved a little money* v,*.» unread the s e n th for pelts tbc British fr-m nStVnlnir !si tradi mr-hod o f American women commission. Argentina offers a girent many 2nd S t m L J * * * .* iladv’s fur ’cost to tho four , noli: old v/bieli might uavas given in conducting their households has Tho trtmbie W ith'nearly every cppottnnlMes to make quick finan* i nmrrn of the earth but after 161 the ‘entire- section , - - rinto - , 7. British been recommended to German rnc this government aehds to ciol cleanups. Gnulfo took advan­ This Firm later merged women by Frau Clara Mendc, one Booth America is a complete on- tage of a number o f them anil I d l d . S K ^ l . U w t . at. M .uu ; . . . If , Ibc letdlng r « * fur m»rk?t of w it.-u s c i at lishcd by John Jacob rt Germany’* for#-*iaat women «nr- fam ilnrty w fth-tooth Americans. thoj* turned out well. * J I i l . world. Astir# '‘ „ liaowntarinns and* closely - Indcn- Gruhco knows nil ab o u t' them. At last he branched out a t an ded To# frK- annual North American i*t tha nrat liw-yoar^i U r ; - " ’" ' with, lha National A jf x i.v Picking a rtati >*or srteh a job importer of North American iihns iratimiB L a tc h 'is again beginning to pour if the an nunl trade volume climbed ticn or Ccriv.trf HousekcefTrs. on account o t lib qualifications is lo r Argentine theaters,- His bust* ^ btoalnaaa “ Beemotny of thne wnd strength” unprecedented, of course.- Still, K ■mbs grew until be- became torn**i nli ! f«#fi warehnii«C3 that stand where In $SQJMm -_ . n And int anJ h|8 band 0f ha* entranced rterdHy. a* dr"°'» | la th* keynote *« American houaething of a magnate. A t John D. followers traded beads for deer th : world's fur nrfrae an erfablish- Ifeephitt fYku''M i*iit* fltnnd on a Kockfeller would reckon, he isn't akin. w”th tho Indians, on Feb. 10, cd at S t. Louis! «/ visit to the United States, and Gauikt’s from NoTth Dakota, rich, b u t I imagine he could draw skins.w . , i Through tHe-25 fur b Tho above letters when properly arranged form th e 'h im * of • 'h*** *)*r* she would hate her German slaters originally.N o t 17Cf,! the day a ft e r the c ity was I * a r n - .l- .. i# # # I n * n ltf* * h . founded. Today, hthe fur asoles an- oil the seal sklm i.for 1 ** United modify and adapt’ their methods late Pre-Ment. Everyone sending in the correct solution will b« Ids check for two or three hun­ Ha was a farm boy. Then he nuallv involve more than $25,000,- States governmoht and for Otheri tt, th * exigencies of life in modern worked in n gambling house. He dred thousand. awarded a brsutiful lot, slao 20x100 feet, F R E E ' AND CLEAR > 000, With buyers from the leading nation* are handled*:- Cpe. catch Germany. was poatmisbcr, homowhere-or-oth­ FROM ALL ENCUMBRANCES, located in one of our now sub­ market* of the world attending. conies here for dyeing a id-is later. "The German woman is tho most er, nut WCst. 'F in a ltg .b r gravita­ divisions between New York and Atlantic City. Laclede and his party comb up sold at auction# hold tw « n ypar. conservative housekeeper in th# ted fnto the aggkultural machinery . r .•*;>♦ *t 1\%• rs 4 fro m New Orleans after obtaining ^ " 1 ' ^*r world," »hc said, "hut ahe is alill b u sia ea *1 - "• r " ‘ THIS OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 1S„ 191$. a p^rinlt to t r o * in furs. Where W ILL NOT LOAN I tiUOH conducting .her household along1 Elton J . Moughton Orte of fho big fawn machinery • f' ' * pfeddelvAhw 'eMhfo lines as did houses Sent him to Russia, as a the first transo|»onSLwere mndc, p ' „ v ^ . ARCHITECT the Louisiana Purchase papers „ NEW YORK, Jan . la.M/P)— her mother hhd grandmother. Shemechanic. Ills travels* took Mm dinner o n ,]* unmindful of tho fa ct that Flrnt National Bank Bldg. were signed in 1801. , , Fer. mlversnry changed conditions demand changed all over Europe and th* F a r East. Sun ford. ■■ Florida I t s W. <0 tb S t„ • Dvut. 100 •’ *** ,r " ^ ’ NeUhYork City Ultimately he brought up In the methods." .. . ^ . .. t . . . federal•attorney*Ivto "Imm cunflscated liquor. Mr. Buckner says not NEW RADIO STATION so; he-would not loan liquor if he PENSACOLA— WCO A, "V had it. J derful City of Advantages," Pc PIN ES FOR BAKED BEANS coin's broadcasting station NEW YORK, Jan . i:i.-(/ p )_ Mellle Dunham, while fiddling on take the air January 20. Broadway, is pining for white pork Irtern civillm and baked beans as served in the iny of the plcAftcr the passing of the fur comribal customs pnny which Laclede himself or­ state of Maine and Boston. .the primitive ganised the Missouri Trnining Com bspcct for the |wcd until the ■Ives are ren- It is n Samoan custom and it Is for the Samoans to change their customs in accordance with their ay with the own desires.” * in the AmGovernor Bryan summarized the Fono. The policy of the administration for titled chiefs confer with 1D2C ns "Lesshr taxation. Improv­ 8o quick, so lure tlut millions now employ it. Unistratlon, ing of the school system, a pro­ The utmoit in a liiative. Drcmide-Qiinine rond-building program, in ideal form. Colds stop in »4 hours, L» r the naval gressive better health facilities for tho Sa­ Gripne in j dsy*. The system is cleaned and moan people and encouragement toned. Nothing cop)parts with Hdl's. that the for a larger output of copra." dend is to The chiefs expressed confidence Be Sure I t i s i l l l V s Price 3 0 c food, then HY do you let those unsightly pn of sor- In the naval administration and VV pimples, b l a e k h o a d s and lfcp from Samoan people to any mensuro blotches dlsflguro your skin and furnished’ promised the loyal support of the ruin your appearance? You can Df the ile- taken by' the governor ’for the with portrait keep them away if you koop your FLORIDA'S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS liberfy to betterment of Samoa. system full of rich, red blood. And . >- 'ii ‘ o' * t; 1 od usually not only that, but the very toxturo whole, taSo thfit you may sco ami nppredatu tho investment opportunities of Florida's Kr <-*at«st city, buBscs will of your skin will bo soft and velvet miins, fish like—and tho coloring radiant as a leave the Seminole Hotel at Sanford for Tampa, every morning at 7 o'clock. Other accomodations are cef bought roso. provided guests by the Ifumncr Organization. .* * It's all In tho blood. And 8. 8. 8. lllo s in the will help Nature keop your blood H i has been rich and red and pure. L e t U b Figure Your Nceils. You are invited to write to the ■ of its metn Yes. you can keep pimplos away, We Have a Complete Lino ■ipoverishc.l simply ny taking 8. 8. B. That's a of Em. This is fact, Tho kind of rod-blood-celis Esc of high that 8. 8. S. helps Nature build DESKS, CHAIRS, FILING CABINETS, SAFES, ■connections makes your skin beautiful—clears BOOK CASES and SUPPLIES. k '. The cost it up just like It puts — —i *» ' * » * ■ food so’mefirm flesh On you— f * Wc are Globe Wernicke Exclusive Agents j the entire brings strength l ° | O C C 1 # 311 Franklin Street, Tampa for further details weak, flabby muscles ^ ^ \ L hot recov­ —gives you an appoe r months. tlto like you used to I closing the havo and generates [ution of abthe energy and vitality of youth EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE throughout your entire system. the Snmrvm PhoRC 10I-J 207 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Fla. Just try It and seo for yourself! $. resolution, All druggists sell 8. 8. 8.. Got tho made a law. larger bottle. It’s more economical I I I J f,tl ™ swsws/u (• T P |\ | \ CAN YO U S b L V E THIS? Rites Maxim Development Corporation FR EE TRIP TO Colds Comfortable Pullman Busses Are Operated From L HAMNER MR. O FFIC E MAN B. L. HAMNER ORGANIZATION Coleman’s Office Equipment Co. O n Crescent Boulevard Designed by Nature for a home-spot • Nature designed it as an ideal home-spot and th^aevelopers are preserving and intensifying all the natural beauties of the landscape. • * * ' ' If you want to secure a homesite in a most promising section of the city; if you want big returns and qiiick profits; if you want the ideal of location, make your selection for a part of Sanford Grove today. Astuto investors should take fullA advantage of the low \ ** prices now prevailing. A call or phone message will put you in immediate touch with a courteous' Represen­ tative wljo will bo pleased to show you this develop­ ment in detail. Monroe Terrace In located between Fourth and Eight Streets, traversed by the otwly named CRESCENT BOULEVARD, two blocks fro m ,L ak e Monroe and Five and one-half Blocks-from Hotel Forrest Lake. • • , . , Ranging from $1200 to $ 2 4 5 0 with uhusua ly attractive terms. Compare these with gt boring ddbelopments. Let ua build you a HOME In MONROE T E R R A C E designed to your plans, with a very imal! payment down and balance almost the. same a a rent. Let's talk it ortr. - i BART NASON, Sales Director First National Bonk Bldg- Phone 249 / „*NCORPORATBD Chaa. L . SWINNEV, lx>ciU Sales Mgr, , j *V. , . •(i. COG First Nnt’l. Rank Bldg. * •---- r - B IntereaUd pleaaa call at our o tfie* aa w* aro'unable to aacure • taUphono, a t tbit time. �tliu s £ rials Willing To EVERT m V E t— ffrcAYouj havcn't ; , IGJUCH on. *X T A \ * n *.t > n s c g S sa q y , t B a & *U 3Q "T ItWHSM A h A h i ^ T A K r a ' ' s o ^ o t h '**^ "*^ 'A LaOCRT-AIM \] [1 A ' Having Cold We^tKer mltteo decided today LAREDO, J» n .U _ < ff> — Low the Heating of rep- temperature record* fo r 30 y e a n reen, dmocrat of h are been broken in th e usually it whom * content eeml-tropleal state o f Tamaollpaa, IM * t O * S A Y < 3 (V C T H « - jf.n . is. — * » * » "• «■ » " ” ">• 1 WNCKo J U » T mjMAT M IS SU K 6N T IS ‘ 126,000 B ales In 1925 B est Record rJr>-\ * • __ * mot 11 O S T e .ii, T H e *• • e v r iT C T r — Vou’ive Litcts 7 j t .o r o r d o n World W ar Demand Caused Growers To S tart Fields Anew ' t Iiimat t o rn e e i p t t o p t .e — yovj ir k io u ) VouV er TAl.tt IM G A R tk j j H A I. f= T H E “7 I M ( 5 **V »aitO A T t| Bo‘"toos.!Slfess*r; ■■He i.i- ia T * £ $ fru it trees suffered elsewhere. Ma t ' 5 IT .T S S , ldidale* In late December. -----------------------------Freeiing, a rarety, w ai general. proceedings against Northwest o f Tampico a thchnonus after the federal ter decended td 27 degrees. H eavy, E ffo rts Made Since Civil W ar Result In Successful ” C r o p s During: Late Years t - S it SACRAMENTO, Cal., Jan . 13. — For 75 years tho Golden State has been trying to become known as the land of cotton, nnd at lust ita efforta are meeting with n suc­ cess as striking as were some of W ow V o y o u KNOCM ita eariy-faiiures. you Figures o f the U. S. Depart­ T H / »T C O N iG ment of. Agriculturo-disclose that fb r several year* California has * produced more cotton than Vir­ ginia, the oldest* eotton producing I Atate; th at Califonfia’s average yield per acre in tho highest of / r any cotton-producing state, and th a t California Acnla cotton sells a t a premium on tho cotton mar­ kets o f the United States. I t was not always thus. In 1851„ when farmers were Htill throw in rf away their plows to join the rush for California gold, T. 0 . x t me Selby received some cotton seed from Mississippi nnd planted It on his ranch just outside the city Angeles showed the judges so fine Sacramento, Three years later an eighth acre that they awarded cotton boom collapsed. Convinced they could not compete with Sou­ d Sacramento Union acknowl­ him a framed diploma. edged , pn its editorial page the Then came the Civil War, threat­ thern states using chcnp negro I S 3 ’ receipt of “a lot of beautiful cot­ ening to deprive California of all labor, the growers turned their at­ ton” grown on the Selby ranch. cotton importation from southern tention to other crops. Thereafter, while cotton never I t quoted Mr. Selby as saying that states. To hasten the development censed to bo of great interest to ■ ®nly tho high price of labor pre- ment of cotton culture, the state in Jl <- vented California from becoming 1802 offered n prize of f ’J.OOO for experimenters, •commercial pro­ lagged until 1909, when [. within a few years "oAk, b f tho the first 100 bales produced by n duction Imperial Valley growers dernonM avieat cotton-producing states "In Califomiu grower. Later tho ,ntrnted cotton could l>c grown at a th e republic.” prize was divided among several _ _ it In 1650 General Sutter, whose who produced the largest number healthy profit on irrigated Cali­ fornia Innds. The production that , s saw m ill’wa* .the scene o f tho gold year totaled 350 bales. £ o n r y , w m ‘ tra w ln g cotton on of haleB. Under the Insh of World war When pence cuine the California . ■ » Houck farm near Marysville, although the newspaper men deL. icriblng t h b f r d f ’W nintrrdr more l j anthushwtio over ’the “excellent brandy—real Simon-pure ntuf^—” which the general won making out - o f wild grapo>, * ; ' >, T The Development That is Really r Thla same year, too, tlm Stato * Agricultural Society offered |75 Developing is the fo r the “best acre of cotton.” No grower was able to qualify a full acre, but, F . W. UibBon of Los Hall, Pentland and f AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES ^ demand, Imperial Valley's cotton production expanded prodigiously and tempted other districts to try growing on a commercial scale. The first important San Joaquin yalley production way In 1918 and expansion was so rapid th at in 1925 more than h a lf,th e state’s cotton acreage was in this region.; Last year the state M a an acreage of 172,000, the a v e r*** yield" be­ ing estimated at 3 3 ® pounds per acre as against 1G2.3 pounds for the United States at large. The estimated total production wan 123,000 bales. O FFICE MACHINES T Y P B W n jT K n s , Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanfo Palm Beach, Daytona Beat \ • • * . >*; iV* a rttflT IlA N D A D D IN G M A C IU lfR fl M .r - a - T I w e T o v s k a U e n M a llfo g S fa rk la e a llr b a llt i s d ( M a i l b i a s T y p e w rite r* B v e r r l k l a r I n O ffic e ■ a e k ia e a * »»v ^ -v*.n #.-/• CEN TRAL FLORIDA OFFIC 317-318 F irs t National Bank Bl^'l Sanford, Florida. T U ELL & SMITH S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MANA( O F F I C E M A C H IN E S P k o a e 1S37, O rlaad a ra isia ia m ra iiin iiffiiiiira iE ^ S The last o f the Eastern La ke Section within the city limits m An unparelled opportunity * V • • to share in Florida profits Crystal L a k e Shores ■"Zm -i*i>• ir i«t * •» f 1 Homes S e ll As Fast As lltiili —Marvania h as every element that goes to insure speedy and healthy profits. — ELECTRIC LIGHTS L ift O ff-N o Pain! — RUNNING WATER — TELEPHONES • .* l See This Beauty Spot LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. $■ 103 Magnoliu Ave. Phone 117 Doesn't hurt one bill Drop a little •IFreexono” on ary tgchlng corn, inatuntiy that corn ij stops g, then shortly ybu ‘ lift it lit o ff with fingers. Ye m ____ ________ _______ T ____ o f “Frvkzone” for u few cents, to remove every .hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, nnd the foot cultuson, Without soreness or irritation. SALES MANAGER • Who can deliver and who can lU ald snt of Florid a since I I I * . D eferences: F i r s t N a t io n a l D a n s . J . H.* HUTCHINSON f/fc. It IS A I, F.ATATIS 111 W r i t l-'Jrnt H ireei [jL ^ • CAN MAKE A N .E X C E L L E N T CONNECTION'IN SANFORD I’hune 4T6 lls tn b s r of h a n fo h d, F lorida m a ts F lo ris ts Association. Organize Small Force * kua ADDRESS C, CARE OF TH E HERALD —A homesite .BUILDERS MATERIAL ■&*r g r o \Ve r s Su p p l i e s CEMENT ; LIME PLASTER 1 Stucco Sheet Rock Sewer Pipe »;W E W ILL B E GLAD SER V E YOU CHASE CQ^ ^30 yrlKii ’.’K u nr.* ■\: , —Located on the shores o f beautiful L a k e Monroe, directly in the path o f the cityi^ eastern trend, and in the heart of the H otel Forrest L a k e trict, with every improvement an d venience that a “new~d MAYFAIR Lot 2, Block 7, Mellonville Ave., $4,000 Lot 9, Block 6, Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure ...........$4,200 Lot 10, Block 6 Elliott Avenue, Eastern E xp osu re....... «4 9nn . *’ i^nkl �er Wear These? Court that tht M tllto n a r h a * * } y t n « » * and i.Y a l 6 o t U o f k « r a p jK c a tlon for U a rem oval o f tho d lla b ' » » * • of a married w om an * * ; « £ ' ! * cation onco «a rh w o o * fo r fo u r r o a s.cutiv* w o «k * In « nawapapar published in R jn .M ol* County. K lo rj Mat and from th * raport of aald Special Master filed In tblo eauo*. It appaaritK that «» h u m tda rtua Inqulnr aa the fa p a c ltr. compatan* ty i-ml qnal fleet'on o f the petition­ e r own a su to and propofty aim In become a free dealer and It b e la «, the opinion of ad Id Special Maatori that the prayer o f the petition ahontd be a ranted and that the dlaabllltlea nf the' petitioner, Anna 1*. W e lie e reiultlna from covet ur* ahould be removed end the Court briny fully satisfied aa to the canu* ally, competency pad qualification orida Resources Geological state, aa a whole. Judged from the The last report of the Depart­ statistical returns for 1923, showed ment of Geology, issued for the decided Improvement, and enjoyed year of 1923, gave the total va­ a satisfactory .business ,ja * r , aome lue of the mineral output in Flo­ to the extent o r establishing new rida for that year St 113,230,099. high records of production. Famous Contralto To Feature This warn $1,785, 026 more than SHOULD B E CANADIANS Big ?rt>crapi Assisted By the total value of production for 1928, or an increase of a little Buffo Aifd O ther,A rtists; overlS per cent, Herman Gunter, tOTTAWA, Jan. you ever, drearapt of—these won­ Canderful flfsh making tablets called Wilt Broadcast On Jan.. 14 state geologist reported. da should be Canadian and not McCoy's.Cod Liver Oil Compound The larger volume of increase British In name or yankee-fied In Tablets .will start to h«|ln any NEW YORK, Jan. 13. — The came from the phosphate and lime­ spirit, morals and habit*, in the weak, thin, under-nourished little second radio concert in the aer­ stone industries. The outstanding one. ies inaugurated by tho Victor feature in the state's mineral in­ After n!ckneis and where rickets Talking Machine Company with dustries was the remarkable de­ ment, dealer In every rranect. T IIE U K U P O N . upon consideration are suspected they are especially the Bori-McCormick program, will velopment made by the limeulone thereof. It I* hereby ordered, a d ­ valuable. No need to give them be broadcast next Thursday eve- Industry. judged and decreed that the report "Do You Think il*a Going To h in g /Jan . 14; with Frances Alda, of the 8pedal Master In thla cause any mot* nasty Cod' Liver Oil— The returns for 1823, as com­ Rain?” Come to high school Fri­ these tablets are made to take the be confirmed and approved. soprano and Tltta Ruffo, baritone, pared with those for 1922, showed It la further Ordered, adjudged place of.th at good but evil smell­ of the Metropolitan Opera; and an increase of 98 per cent in the day night and see. and decreed that a Iteenee be and tho Flonzaley quartet, as the art­ limestone industry. Compared to the same la hereby granted to the ing, stomach upsetting medicine petitioner, Anna I* W allace, In ac­ and they,auniy do .it. They do put ists. As was tno case with Vict­ that were the returns made for T t IK C IR C U IT COURT O f T IIR cordance with the prayer of her on flesh; ' or’s New Year program, the con- sand and gravel, which showed 96 l » SKVH NTII JUDICIAL. C IRC U IT said petition to take sharge o f and Ask Union Pharmacy or _ any .cert will be broadcast direct from per cent increase, and for crushed OF FI.OHIIJA, IX AN I* r » R SKM- m anage her relate and property anil W O I K COUNTY. IN C1IANCKRY. Ic b e e w e a free dealer In every druggist for McCoy’s Cod LLyor the Victor Company’s New York reepect.V n nf ■ • Oil Compound Tablets—a>< easy to recording studios tnrough station flint rock of 142 per cent. Since Ill-;: AANpNpAl ic aUt io W Ami m I* further orders 1. a d ­ A I.LACK judged Tind decreed that after due take as candy and not at all ex­ WJZ and the other stations qt the those products— limestone, crushed for th* removal of th* publication of this irtlrr. an te* pensive— 60 tablets GO cents. - disabilities of a married R. C. A, network. flint and sand and gravel— enter iiuired by law, the pet'tloner,' Anna woman. Be sure and get McCoy’s, the Coming on the heels of the Mc- so largely ip construction of highIt W ullace, shall be authorlied to Order This cause coming o n ' this day take charge of and control her es­ original and genuino and give lh° Cormick-Bori concert, which was final hearing upon the petition tate, to contract and be contracted child a ehnnee for 30 days. If you heard Jn three continents by the wayt>, as well aa other structural for with. tn',Rue and to be aued. to hind largest aucJ^niA} that hat ever purposes, the geologist declared in herein and the report of the Spec- herself In all respects ns fully an aren’t delighted with results just get your money back. tuned in qn a radio program, the his report, the figures reflected broadcast 7)1 next Thursday eve­ ning, will also bo one of tho year’s significant radio events. Not only are the artists of worldwidq repu­ tation, but their programs have been developed with unusual care /Xuw H tw , j r 1 \ mV f r Kfi SI HILTON’S I I I Magnolia A m 8 First-Class Barb* Special i H f W a Given T * Ladlaa aa# Cl Maunnio Alda, whoga nmazing versatility is only ono of her mauy claims to operatic fame, was first heard over the radio one year ago, on Jan. 1C, when gho snng in the first Victor scries of broadcasts. So successful wus that appearance that it was decided to schedule her ’’ ASSOCIATED PRESS on the closest possible date to the Sr,, former councilman is anniversary of her radio debut. ’ Since making her debut at the ) the city Paris Opern Coniiquu, in "Rigel-. used bond etto", she has scored one tureens urchasc of after another, and a bare listing of election. the roles she has created would require ‘a lengthy paragraph. She ic year etulhas an extraordinarily colorful inc, of Vovoice, which has been demonstrated ized 9,170 to bo peculiarly adapted to radio riety, 1.382 broadcasting, Ills, 12,000 Ruffo, wno has for some years .hor'tjpowyr been one of the operatic sensations lutomobilo*. of Europe, South America, nnd the United States, is mnking his first Appleynrd, radio appearance with the coming printer is concert. The most recent of iiis brilliant triumphs has been in “I-a conn (telle beffe,” at tho Metrop.di- T E NEWS B R IEFS V Sobring, sun S', was chosen [ion to act ns ttlun t o ‘ break BUNNELL — Flagler county’s ilonel A. E. am E, Parrish citrus crop escaped the rccertt cold snup, and the production will bo . Hcuck, nf good, L. T. Ncilnnd county agent . i been named said. In succeed Driscoll, deAVON PARK— Plans for tho formation of n chnmber of comrGrcnt exodus nicrcu .were decided upon at « i is predicted. meeting of citlzcnn. If mail fraud lourt. Detec­ As girls did you ever want to bo Old maids wll he in style in 2000 tin g . Tel! is boys? jjust see how you Would look becuuse* Miss Marge, tho typical fay. Baptists rnper church- as a boy at the high school Friday 1920 model in "Do you think it’s jof William T. night. Admission, 50c, Dirt cheap. going to Tain?” said so. ND WHAT a thrill there is in playing the game here in the Greater Miami district—what a satisfaction in accom­ plishment in the creation of ultra desirable residential, apartment and business proper­ ties—what a satisfaction in knowing that folks who bought from you have had the privilege of selling at a profit; not only once, but some of them two or three times within a year, as has been the case in MIAMI SHORES! A After all, merely making money does not amount to much. It is nothing more or less than an incident in the program of improving properties so that those who wish to come to this laffd of palms and, sunshine may be able to ertjoy the best possible environment out-ofdoors. -fcfcwd One of the largest development companies Central Florida, offering both subdivision d income-producing properties, desires the rvices of a capably and energetic Sales Man­ or for *the* Sanford District. .'f ’ ; *• * - •■ yV We are conducting a state-wide advertising •mpaign, and will include Sanford in ■this Jpmpaign as soon as a satisfactory connection ■ere is made/ m ■}> - ■ - -*; Pot ‘ ‘V.s»’%4 ‘1 1’ * * ’ * ' k_ ‘ c- \'y V r .•V-;_’ I - If you are interested, and are capable of [hiring, firing and training salesmen, in ad­ dition to being an A-l'salesmaft yourself, write me for an appointment to talk things over. At MIAMI SHORES, we take pardonable pride in pointing to the remarkable progress that has been accomplished in spite of em­ bargo conditions during the past twelve months—the miles of sidewalks and curbing —fhe miles of water mains—the great num­ ber of homes completed and being completed —the apartments and the new hotels now un­ der way—the progress being made upon the bulkhead along the shoreland of Biscayne Bay—the beginning of construction of the Miami Shores Causeway—the commencement of the clearing prior to the filling in of MIAMI SHORES ISLAND—the knowledge that we have, in spite of unusual conditions, more than kept faith with the buying public—the fact that this is not just talk but is evidenced in the tremendous resale record made by our organization of over $18,575,000, to say noth­ ing of the’resales that have been made in the various brokerage houses in Miami. In other words, the buying public know that this organization has proven bo.be as much at their service after -they bought MIAMI SHORES property as before they bought it. We believe that our great responsibility comes when our clients purchase, and we propose to accept th^t responsibility in as active-a way in this corblng year as it h#s been ip the pa$t. dm r1 • When you. buy. property at MIAMI* SHORES our sales organization is at your service at any rnoment you wish to resell. If it were not so, the above record could not have been made. GEORGE B . D E R M 0 D Y General Sales Manager, Clermont, Florida. A m B IIM 'J MBDZrBIMfAMBA City Office: I t S ' E u t F la g b r S t m t , M iam i. ‘j �8ANF0 ==? Indian Silver NCESTORS iED FOR PAINT rg'i 4 . f,jy * }*—— jue And Waldron Arc tier Of District Where _ ie Opening Of New Texas Mine Is Expected Any Time JM& -------- ^ . *^*fi r '■ £ £ * ■ .. . • 1 *i'•M i l/Lcountrychitpropertyoflakesandhills South Jacksonville Mexicans nml the villages arc of adobe huts. During the day, while TAI.DAII NHSKIC, I In., J us. I’l. ; the men uro in tlie ground, the - (/P|— Annioinrenieiit vv * made at ■women remain in the houses and the comptroller** office that the . th* ■llcrto is rarely broken. The I Sonthstdo Hunk, of South .Incksou•treefs between the rows of wpiat xdlle, cupitnli/.cd ut* $*iti,iMlo, will u f dwellings ttre deserted except for! open iis dnrirs nbont .lattuurv IS. I tf the occasional appuaranco of aril G. .1. Avent, .lai I; ■*ti' t l hanker, J jf Indinn woman, entry ini* water in svi11 he president, and l..lo> t'hoate, tWo rawhide l>a; •< mi upended from Tallahassee, easliier • n pole across her shoulder, in primitive fi}:dtiiin. One of the mines •contains an immense cavern, which is reached by A fifty-foot ladder placed there years ago, hy the nrimitive tribe*. The surrounding bluffs li r e decor­ ated with many Italian pictnginphn and hieroglyphics, in red p'gment. v e- . i1 if*' '•«»: i| - .j 1 £ •• . 7 .* '. • * t : :j • ■' Z"fwiia, '*>i■ The miners live In village* th.it; , i art* ailent as the tomb. Far bo-' )| jlcnth tlie surface, they spend their, waking hour* taking from the hil’n1 \>f- a heritage which civilixntinrt dU -! ^ covered and claims as it* own. Tarlincm*' nnd Waldron, 00 miles tjjfc rT,*'j'oa'h r,rf‘ the renter of |»rjn,|tiv<. Jewelry, hammered by h * district where the expected open-1 , , , , B B f t & o f a now mine may give Texas ,ht' from Mexican silver ■ first rank In tHo Unite*! SLit*‘s* tlnllar*. ► *rd.'* a vi*ry mart nntr f production of quicksilver. The with :'io new spurt costumes. It state now ranks* rccond. is particularly good with th<*»fur-.V v ye? ri'* ,m’n l,nv*° tori dc.ui:iis and crushing tnri uie ua 1. 1 been undermining the nioiintains colors. p j, . for the cimuilmr ore from which \tiiercury is extracted. * One com­ pany haa produced SlO.ttftO.mm » , T> , ,« n * a xrorth of shimmering nvtnl dmii ir n C W I O O p P ll A t ' i'n t . •'fi i. ; r hy I A LPIN E, Tex., Jnn. IX — (A*)-- * * njj In tho ruifcvH ntoitn- J of BOuthwctft Texas, stolid ' it today nre mining fur its ____— res of quicksilver, the blood- . red tiro their forefathers used ns \ , wirpaint. t * rt •; t Investment •* t # n*i • lh . \ • 1 ; ii^ ib * i i i . Dancing: Now Lost t Art Among Soviets i it* Loch Arbor is an itegeral part of Sanford and offers to investors many un­ MOSCOW, Jnn. IX —M l- Dune, ing hns become a lost art in Itu*sis. I t Is looked upon as a "hoiirge- ( oUle" pastime by the Mul-lu v,K ‘A lthough the iiovi nimtni d •< I pdt actually prohibit it. :i,. .. .ureally no halls, rc-laur.mt ,it . i t . where dances nre held In it,. IJu i(i nian home, ilnin u.g has I.>n>' ;tii c f disappeared, a the averatr*- >«tv ^ ■ family lives in a ingle rm m usual advantages such as fine schools, churches, fraternal and civic clubs, i * sports, and the spirit of a progressive community spirit unequaled else­ where in the State of 1* [orida. SEEING!,K BEWARE IHE JT V ltgsl lm> **; | * *- *» I he assurance of exceptional profits for early investors in L och Arbor is v * ,a — •*7k. Persistent coughs ulul colds lead in ,11 Serious truulilc. You can stop them ‘ now with CiconniUion, an enmldti-d “ TTVrtMOIfl that Is pleasant to take. t.Tco, mulsion is a new medical discovery ! - . with Iwo-fuld art bint it MHilhe* and jLJ beals tho inlhincJ membrane# and in; Libit* germ growth. Of all known drugs, rriwnie is n cognizeil by Ijjgh mcdicil jiill rrilic* a ' , one of tho greatest healing agencies fur persistent coughs and luids and other forms of throat troubles. Creotnulsioii I contains, in addition to creosote, other j healing elements which soothe and heal (he Infected membranes and .-'lop the irritation and hill animation, whit-1 the creosote goes on to tin* stomach, is u! sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks tho growth of the germs. CrcotnuUion is guaranteed eatisfug. lory in the treatment of persistent . ■ coughs nnd colds, btoachlaf asthma. 1 bronchitis und other forms of itsplrn* lory diseases, and Is excellent fur build­ ing up the asst rm niter colds or lln. 10, l a ;inrf 20 acre ftirnts rm l.nkt* t * •• * ** l it,, , ( t*i o ** r * -* m l **-i »*** * *- ‘ » o •••»• - ■ . ** • ►# * * iit* * •> * • ► *#.• *- * A lsu . ■* T h e in* stallation of streets, boulevards, whiteways, grading, leveling and survey- I'rmiUiKf. * I*|-|I)»» |-1V nit l.Jtlte ing is-precceding more rapidlv than at any previous lifrne. Mnnfur. * . * r - While all of*1 <r f these features are of paramount interest to investors, L och Arbor also of* • ^ fers an ideal location, high elevation and a natural beauty of inestimable / BKOWN RlhA^TV COMPANY _ • * I value. ' • 422 tln in n A m *. IMtmii* 173-W. T h e Countrv Club Entrance Section will be placed on the market at an early date. Black Hammock Celery Land FOR SALE T o assure choice location » '* avail yourself of the opportunity to make your reserva# tions before the announcement is made. j lifYIS. i\{ MI1KUS 211-212-21:1-24 I in the swi , of j tilP •**'.'1 * nl l*n cl ton 1-21-2.1 Si minolp Co., ] I t rnilPH*) fj?;| ,* * Snttif til nInivo 40—ACIlIiS J!0,111 , “ v in to ; I I itVp 11 Lfguls. ■* reflected todav in the rapid progress of the development work. in cu l(i\n tio ii. ney refunded if any cough or cold J« relieved alter taking according to | ctions. Ask your druggist. Crco* 1 slou Company, Atlanta, Ca. (adv.) ' ! ** I lli| u t ,f mil,, rrom 2 Itailrotu ls an ti SiiiToumiinjt I .an,is .Making Dig Moiipv in Truck. IMIHTJ $12.0110.00. Terms, •( rush, Imliinn* 1. 2, :i nml l yours at S',* Senti-Aniiiullv. No incunibentliLi*:., nml lux paid. Address Owner, Robert li. Kllis. P .O .B o x 332, Fort Myers, F lo rid a. tJ # . . • — t p iif w ia , • ■'}% Miss ■ Willard's Gift Shop „ On* t lie Dnkony nt J In- Casket. Next to Post Office Novelties of miusuul fni, rest for liriOge Pri/.tts, Talliejj nml Place Cnnjs. 1 -■ Lovely Things for Personal Use. » : j. TELEPH O N E 588 - m s , y ■KJf* T vJIi -'» | '** • 117 M ugnolia Avenue “G IF T S T H A T A R E D IF F E R E N T ” , *• \ Handmade Uaby.Dresses, Gertrudes, Jack­ ets, Booties. Handmade Luncheon Sets, Towels anil Chair Hacks. BJr) ^ 1 . . • FIR ST ST R EET AND PALM ETTO AVE. V•-; - • !*. •' ' •' v ‘ V *r •, • . . ■■ . . . . . ^ \ *i . ’ * im . u n m ii itM • - -jl . . * ••••• ■ 1 ’j K - . ■ *; - .-1 ._ • ■ yTjf rlr,« •■•. - * vi ifejpfv 1, 1 1 , i' "v f , uLkrtlti,. !77TT~ *w,Vv. \'d 4 3 k .-.a �' I— Announcement* leratd 7— Business Service • 17— For Sale, Houses Real estate 41— Wanted To R en t_________ GRAND JU R Y PERTU RBED NEW YORK, Jan. 13.—OR— S o , WANTED by two gentleman, pU c* to board end rw mr iff prteate ja m - perturbed is the county grand jury ily. Modern convenience*. Adore** in Brooklln over the morals of the idrance Box C. T. care Her*Id. _____ ' growing generation that it has rec­ ommended the establishment of r 42— AdvtR. Mediums fcbe reproctors to keep high school stu- ‘ La and dents on the straight and narrow ADVERTISE In the Jeum al-H er- path. ■ la te ly ald. South Georgia’! greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, XOTII K OF \ \ M Al. MKRTIMI a line " 3— Autos. Rent OK STOCKIIOI.IIKIIS weekly and Sunday. Classified a line ■I retea 10c par line. WaycToaa Jo u r­ SAX I.A VTA IS VRSTWKVT TO. . a line AUTOS FOR H IR E Sanford, Kin. nal-Herald. Waycrosa, Georgia. a Hne EAGLF. AUTO SE R V IC E Day NOTU’l: 18 It RltKHY ralV BN .1 or night. Meets all trains. Bag. Tlinl in purnnnnt-e with lh«- Chart -. iabove TH E CLARKSBURG EXPONENT rr and In, accordance with the pro-' nge trnnsfcr. Phone 651 and 83-W. vision* of law. I hr nnmml mcrllna —Central W est-Virginia*! largfor con­ FOR SA LE: Seven room house on FOR SA LE: By owner, six lots oh est dally. W ant ad rata I 1-2c per of the Hlnckhnldrr* of thi» San l,nnR E E L A SONS NEW PERFECTION Oil , Sanfortl Avenue. Close In. All la Investment Company s 111 In* lirht corner 6th Street . and Myrtle . You Drive It,y... in one block. Good apartment house word; 4 Insertions 1 1-4CJ 8 or ni ihr office of tlii- Company. In; ic length A vo. Terms. Phone 868-W. the City of Sanforil. Florid*, on the STOVES site. See O. C. Fellows at Fellows more lc per word each Insertion. !»th day of February lU I. a| lh-, i hour of three o'rlock 1*. M. for 8 'ROOM HOUSE;, all furnished, I Sendee Station. First and Elm. tf 30 for 5— A u to s , S ale Morning , the porno**- of cnn.lderlwr *iirh mai­ “The Best That's Made** ‘ hot and cold water, lights «nd|F 0 R SALE— New bungalow, cor- MAINE — Watervllle. ler* n* may lie hrouithl heforo It. restricted Oiled thl* Sth day of January. 1 jin. Seven hirst h t „ , vim cqaoo gns. blocks from First Bt.. j ' Kln“ ' M iK iT ^ T MAOO I Let Ur Show You Our Stove* Ion. on Magnolia. Lot 04x117. H o u s e '. . " ', K J q p€0Tlle * r® ‘PUr? * t?^ " t! ISIS.Attest: Alfred Poster, "eeretary ! property. Reaeh Reach them them through through bringing in *160.00 month. Price sSmSd ? S K E k 1 S* nfor<1-. property _ The San8. O, Chase, president. | DEPEN DABLE USED CARS l mm niui cash, balance h . l u . . . *75.00 *T1 AA IICm 1(1 UHOT -1 OCIOCH. I1the Sentinel. Rate card on ap■ t 4 “ • I I 4.000.-10.000 f responsible <, , *\ TH E BA LL HARDWARE CO. plication. Benjamine Green and Jessie Belle a month. Including interest. Pav­ tt insertion. Phone 8 1920 Hudson 7 Pass-Touring. Jam es, the butler nnd maid In "Do ing all paid. Want-this 7 See Harry 'eub:?equ‘*nt 1922 Hupmnhlle Touring. Send In your iubacriptlon to the vou think It’s going to rain ?” may Wnlker. Stokes Harket. should h" 1920 Buick Six Touring. Tribune or hand It to your local be looking for new position* next In cqse of 1924 Ilupmobile Touring. dealer so you ean read Florida’* week so if any one need* a new 20— For Sale Miscellaneous 1923 Overland 4 Touring. greatest newspaper. One year, butler or maid see them Friday j lE n s 1923 Essex 4 Touring. COAL FOR SA LE. Phone or call *8.00, G months. *4.00, three months night at the high school. LOT MONTEZUMA HOTEL ltntive thor"Terms to Some People’1 *2,00. If you desire *1,000 Insur­ Lincoln Hotel. Sanford’s most hnmc-liko ho­ rith rates. ance policy add 75c to your order,} tel; located on corner Magnolia FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors,, J ' 1* " " >*«"«» " S I . . Jon will give M ILLER o . PH ILLIPS. INC. FOR BIG RESU LTS advertise in Ave., 2 minutes walk from busiition. And good condition. *200.00. 218 E. ,A' " n f - A f R the FORT LAUDERDALE .assist you Phone 3 Oak at 2nd St. 1ncHS *., U ye^ r' ________________ _______ ‘"s e e W .C. Carter. J. it. M cDo n a l d , Mgr. The Price IsRiffht rant ad. to TAMPA MORNING TR IBU N E— Room 23ft Meisch Building Phone 485 FOR SA LE: Tom Watson melon , jre. , TO REACH the Drosperous farm SANFORD seed, fresh stock from 35 lb. to i io n c F . ers and fern growers of Volus­ I WIGHTS—Three station*. Mag- 40 lh. melons, while they Inst, *2 ; ia county udvertise in the I'elJtndj glvo their SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX i nolia and Second, First and Elm, pound. Send your order today. A .i Daily News, rate lc per word, cash ( [address ns j Sanford Avenue and 10th Street, W. Coleman, Allendale, S. C. INC. with order. . |number if j Expert service. , 203 Oak Avenue tbout one FOR SA LE: Wood. J . W. Corley. [' I^ono 41 THE MORNING JOURNAL is the] Sale— Furniture, etc. WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Cameron Avenue. Route 1, Box 1 ind has a accepted want ad medium io Engraving, Embossing. See ur 99. (icrs enn't One rent a word first. We do it. Phone 417-W We carry a full line. ,Daytona , " v,nn" ,(Fla.) r '" ’ — ..........I W * ^ P R I C E ' M Rr* pu unless [ WOOD WANTED: Good 4 ft. pine Our price* aro right. SANFORD HUICK CO. II. R. Ave.-Commerclnl St. Cash or i on Ina.'rtlon. Minimum 26c. cord wood, wanted at the Alta­ terms. We want your business MORGANTOWN. V\. VA.. people 7 J(, W F|rt)1 SC> |»hone -172-W 212 Magnolia Avenue f i lls T l>e Phone 367 JA M ES H. COWMAN— All kinds monte Hotel, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Stove & Furnitura Co. lie- SnnBrp |„f„.^ed in Florida. Each; * w of Tint nnd Sheet Metal Work. See tit at once. Can use 60 to 100 321 E. F irst St. hy let of them through a classified ad CHEVROLET cords. Geo. E. Bates and non. Water nnd Boat Tanks, At Oak itinuanin the Morgantown POST. Si* ! Don-Jon Chevrolet Co.. Inc. NKW Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ 2nd and Magnolia Phone 788 c \ . — Sale, Real Estate F°tor S r i « s l f i e r V v n ert tls8emenue for -1* con#ecutivi‘ \ phone 111. Efficient. Why not rent thoaa vacant rooms, issues. DODGE MIRACLE Concrete Co., general16 ACRE celery fnrm, nice house or *ell that second-hand goods T COLUMBUS (Git.,1. LEDGER — Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc. cement work, sidewalks, buildand burn $0,500. Terms. Jns. A. Classified ads have the Inrgest Pleasure cars and Graham trucks. ing blockn, irrigation b o x e s .'J. ft. [Johnson, 112 W. First Street. £l.— Lost, Found _________ ______________________ circulutlon In Southwestern GenrOak mid 2nd Street. Phone 3 Ttrwillegcr, Prop. 1---------- ------------------ -------- -—~ I.OST: Saturday* A. M. one 'gold gfa- B *t« 8e Ig-WOtd 1|W) Knt. | « « . *# HUPS— MORMONS SANFORD DRUG COMPANY wnteh chain slide with Cnmeo set. o,H O —Xen,a. Make your aalea i . A co m p lete tin Sanford Automobile Co. “The Rcxall Store" Initials S. N S. on hack of slide. lhr0„ Kh lhp Xeni. Gazette, Ze Zen-! Cypress nnd Fine 208 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 We make a specialty of our prompt PALMETTO AVENUE LOT in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dls- j F r a n ljn p filling of prescriptions and quick This lot is Iqcated on Palmetto LINCOLN - FORD — FORDSON „ trlet. Want ad and display ratea delivery. Avenue neaC Martin StreM. Edward Higgins, Inc. on reoiie.t. Sheathing 27— Flnno Tuning Drugs Soda — Hot Sandwiches Commercial & Pnlmetto. Phone 331 *2000 ------------------------------------------------- Siding $500 Cash. Halance Terms. I t, 1 1 v. , " T T T i I LEARN 'ABOUT Tolk County and |p . -Iniy NASH UNION PHARMACY 111 in , pay cash for second hand UUoUnd., through the S ta r -[ pianos. Address Box 352. Sanford Denier, S. A. Pine 111 F irst Street 5 ' , ACRES AT SILV ER l.AKI Telegram. Rest advertising me- , * luiiitie.s Presi riptinn Specialists jus W. First St. Phone 017 with about 300 feet right on dium In South Florida. Published . Finish 2H — Plant, Seeds. Trees Phone 376 for Immediate attention. the lake, fine fishing und boat­ mornings. STAft-TELEGRAM — Mouldings REO imoiltH ing and tv fine place to swim. Lakeland, Florida. __ _ L n th Fin. l!eo C'n., R. A. William*, Mgr. ‘STEW ART THE FLO RIST" There is a 5 room house on this H — For Rent, Apartments ADVERTISING geta results if * i , . 208 W First St. Phone 017 Flowers for nil occasions. pruperty. also a number of reaches potential buyeri. Pa- 1 “ r,CK 811 Myrtle. Phone 280-W. oath houses and other build­ lntkn Doily News is circulated Ip 1Lime DIANA _ 1NICE TWO or three room npurtings. an industrial and agricultural sec- P la s te r Moon — Diana Sales and Scrvjce | ment. Call after 8 p. in., corner :tl— Special Notices $16,000 ______ tloo. . iJin fo a |208 W. h'irst St. Phone 817 [3rd St., Popular Avenue. While R o ck F lu s te r U n u d $5,ft()0 Cash. Balance Terms. *, M o r e s I s Q. PORTER., Mgr. ' __________ _______ I. E. S P l'R L IN G , subdivision Brow- <Nalls DAILY NEWS—it covers 8 ROOM HOUSE WITH GARAGE , specialist . Subdivision to Or- nrd County thoroughly which ii 1Screen Wire 9 — F o r Kent, H ouses G— IlusinesH importunities LU nAvenue vui.ur 1-ocnted lando. Florida, and Flora on. Palmetto st above the south side » IHflghtM, Floridn olio Dixie H iglv ju IF. YOU- HAVE $3,000 ensh antP floU SE, Garage. Apply I2H0 Mag­ way. school. * would like to make $20,000, See nolia A ven up, $8300 ' S'quSt. ■nd " " Window, TB us at otjeo. Smith Rawlins, 212 33— Wnntcd Part cash, balance 1, 2, 3 years. HOUSE.unfurnished: 2 or 3 room {.Magnolia Avenue. ^ S ,S WANTED: Light, sunny, small ‘ AUGUSTA CHRONICI.E — Auapartment. Also furnished rooms ellam-oiia 5 ROOM HOUSE gusta. Ga.. Augusu’s greatest • Made to Order 7— Business Service furnished room for gentleman. for young men. Apply M08 Myrtle. with hath, fireplace, breakfast classified medium, rate, sash, 9c t Murphy Ironing Boards Moderately priced. Phone 385. nook nnd all modern improve­ charge. 10c minimum. Medicine Cabinets 10— For Rent, Room.s ments. Price of this house has WANTED: Fancy nnd pla^n sew­ BA RBEC U E =c been reduced to $8000 for quick ing. Speeialliinr in stout dresssale. I e^. Mrs. Mnkrpence, 506 Myrtle, On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive ; n \ ’ F K.r IT ri^ " A F R E E COUPON $1500 cash. Balance to:ms. ‘Where everybody meets everybody’ ' with every, dollars purchase nt WANT work or chnnge of posi-, Sandwiches ' Cold Drinks " 1 ,r!’1 S ,‘ 6 ROOM HOUSE tion? White only. Northern Star Hot Coffee RINE’S FILLING . 1 F’OR RENT: I^vrge front tied room. with bath and garage, located Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church Gas and Oil Station. | Close to liuth, with hot water. on Magnolia and Spurling for STATION St., Orlando, Fla. 1 Gentleman preferred. 813 Mngnolquick sale at i in Ave. It i.l. Sanford Ave. Banfnid. FU APARTMENT 35— Wanted Help, Male $5000 , • OPEN ALL NIGHT Twenty year guaranteed $2000 cash. Bnlnnce terms. Wrecker Service Day nnd Night TWO LARGE connecting rooms, * t TO REACH BU YERS or aallera of ALUMINUM KITCHEN 24 Hours Storngo * HOUSE SITE suitable for four. Apply lift E. Florida' real estate advertise In LAUREL AVENUE LOT UTEN SILS U VLKER & LEW IS GARAGE 3rd or 125 W. 1st. the 8t. Petersburg Times. One een‘ Between 10th and 11th Streets. GIVEN AWAY Sanford Ave. & 2nd Street cent e word deily, two cents • won Buy your: Priced for quick* snle at Phono 60 1 FURNISH El) ami I unfur­ Sundays. $2000 Gas, oil and greases. nished room light housekeeping ’em nle $500 cash. Balance terms. Tires nnd tubes. privileges, six miles from Sanford, ‘ HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. a la Automobile accessories. on a hard road. Address Box W: Estimates given. Superior work5 ROOMJtTUCCO BUNGALOW Radio and flashlight batteries. Iule o r |manship. W. L. Rcnhardt A Co., FOR REN T: Rooms,, with or with­ ComPTof Elm and Highland on Hot shots, etc. s WANTED large lot, facing Young's de­ Gen. Delivery, Orlando. , nnd get some of this aluminum out meals. Reasonable rates. S alesm an ! First class automobile mechanic. velopment. free. Lincoln Hotel. Apply 203 Oak Avenue. *8600 Drawings u k e .place each Mon­ bn, M ale HILL LUM BER CO. House of Part cash. Balance terms.. day and Thursday, and the first in .F e m a le Service, Quality and Price. ihrre numbers drawn each get one M ate *• |--------- :------------—c ----------------------- GARAGE for rent. 907 South Lau MAGNOLIA AVENUE HOUSE srtlcle. rcl Street. VNEY’S D R U G S T O R E —Pro­ 3 rooms and bath on well lo­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We FURN ISHED room to couple. I l l 38— Wanted, Situation Male cated lot, ju st above the South are ns near you as your phone. Side School. Maple Avenue. Call 103. POSITIONS W ANTED: White *4500 help all vocations supplied on Part cash. Balance terms. UNFURNISHED ROOM for rent, SANFORD ELEC TRIC CO. short notice. Pleas* writ©, wire or 418 Oak Avenue. Successors to (UUon & Platt PALMETTO AVENUE CORNER phone 2832. Northern Star Em110 Magnolia. Everything elcc17— For Sale, Houses Northeast corner of Pal­ •yment. Bureau, 80 E . Church tridnl. Phone 422. Electrngith metto Avenue and Katie Is of­ St., Orlando, Fla. Radio. fered for quick sale at BARGAIN 40—Wanted Real Estate *2060 *500 cosh, *500 sixty days, bal­ AUDITING— Books opened ami 3 room house, front and back porch, tenuo WANTED: Listings on building ance terms. . closed. Ilulance sheets, compara­ new, lots |n Fort Mellon and Sanford tive and financial statements preta a prescription for 510 Palmetto Avenue • PRICE *1,800 Heights. Dean-Berg Corporation, pa reel. Coat accounting a spec­ *700 cash, balance *30 per month. Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, 515 First Nnt’l. Bank Bldg. Phone iality, By Certified Public Account­ Phone 313-J 713. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION Barber ant. Address “Auditor” in egre ol JIA G A N REALTY CO. SIS F irst National Bank Bldg. Herald. 108 K. 2nd Street. Phone 038 HAVE ONE thousand first pay­ Phone 713 ^barber ment on home, fifty monthly, Bilious Fever and Malaria SA L E ; Now bungalow. Easy Give location, address Box 92, Ban e l c o m e . SE E M. M. Lord fo r your tractor FOR terms'. Best section of city. Ad­ wqrk. New outfit. Route A, Box dress Box B-.V Herald. 218, Citrus Heightp. © O FFERERS of heart' trouble. An• riria Pectoris. Dropsy, Aathmn. Iliah Blood Pressure, Paralysis, 1 ‘ in dadly tell you free, how you S n get quick nnd lasting relief, without using drug*, medicine or serums. Address R. V. Walden. Box 1350, New Haven, Conn.________ _ *ATES HOUSE 7" HAVE YOUR CAR Washed Seven room houae, located on cor Polished npr close to business district. and Greased PRICE *8600.00 at the Easy Terms We Give Night Service PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY A. P. CONELLY A SONS Oak Avenue , * 40 ACRES Black Hammock, Celery Land For Sale. Lota numbers 241, 242. 243. 244 in the SW 1-4 of the SW 1-4 of section 1-21-31 Sem­ inole county. 1-4 ‘ miles northwest o f .QyWdcn i». (1-4 mile from two railroads and pqved roads. Sur-< rounding lands making big money in truck. Price *12,000.00. Terms 1-4 caat\ balance 1,' 2. 3 and 4 years at 8 percent Sami Annually. No incumoerances and 1025 tax paid.- Address ' Owner, Robert E. Ills, P. O. 322. Fort Myers, Fla. HOST ACCEPTABLE up town W are­ house site. Locat­ ed between Sec­ ond and Third Sts. Size 266 ft. by 117 ft. Price at $100 per front foot. CASH LUMBER CO. The best Ware­ house buy in San­ ford. LUMBER YARD mSlfcVt • | •*. i 0 . H. ftenstrom W. V. W H EELER Incorporated / 410.411-412 • t. . First National Bank Bldg. Phone 490-W, i •Tl'“ 1* fl ‘ 5 >*f>. i I l f n adlstor. Body. Fenders. JIuOn log Board, itepalrlog W e Specialise In W recks £anford Radiator and .Body Works nadlators. Lam ps and Fenders A ll Automobile Metal Parts W elding. Draalng and Soldering W ork Guaranteed tn Plenne MO W est Reran! Street la n ia rd , Fterldn >a N. E. Corner Palmet to and 4th Street. yA LD EZ HOTEL E n ro p e a n P la n ■anferd'a Lending R stel W U R T W . W A ItN K H , M an ager Harlan W. Kelley By GEORGE McMANUS f H E - C O O K H A 'd C O T r 1R E L O •T ia ATY'^j AxLL_ ^ T O t h a t - r m v t*\ j N O R A - 1 W A A ST SA . T A L .K . t o T o o * W H AT DO T o o W A IS T I JC b T TO w A N T Kn o w H OW TO O / sR e F -e e u ifs • O DEVOE’S Paints, Varnishes and Stains Sail [Hardware Co. T H A JS K -a .-T H A C T S A LU \W ANT _ TO K N O W - 1 TOMOBI REPAIRING, * a -^ u i* .ii " l i i C T o l ZTH B KT-' _ ° y We Have a Complete Line CiOTSN/A t- D o »t - f— Hodgins & Cowan I In to r.-i I . 1.1 • : Sheet Metal Co. AV4- , t'e r M I W in t e r X So* Onr. Ni A n d iro n s , * L F k atu k c SCTtVVCX. I n c . * ex? PHONB • .A ■r �T H E SANFORD HER A L P , W EDNESDAY, JA N U A R Y 13, 1926. &£> j 1 J J Sanford’s Fir t Industrial Development Every community of any importance has its trial and manufacturing centers. al section of fhis city, ancl this effort has • J , r. • , ^lt %%* '» • * ; IN D U ST R IA L. T R A C T is the first attem not been in vain. Already plans are now wc T h e opening of the A F G clinic construction of a plant that is to be er w ay lor completed within the next ninety days. This is the beginning of a new era for the c ity, 1 he cheap rates paid by the shippers o! tins section clue to the water transportation has furnished unlimited at­ traction to the ouside industrial wood. Just as certain as F lorida has its citrus fruit centers, its agricultural centers, mining and fishing centers it is cer­ tain to have its industrial center. Sanford at the head of water transportation ancl in the center of everything within easy access to the most extreme point of the stale is the logical location for such a center. Let your better judgment guide you tong an invest ment in this unique development. 2(1% cash; balance in six semi-annual payments An industrial site at the price of a homesite sa «n ta a p i ; 4 « 1 ki ca □L m f o □ ae E3 oC M . OUR ORGANIZATION ■ - C. A. Butlon C .dl.U rilt E . A. Chillomi a L. P. Chittenden ■ * .Too D. Chittenden Frank J . Fitzpatrick 1).C , Griffin ‘ V/. Ci Hill E . M. Hunt H o w a rd Ovorlto M ild red Peabody BC-II. PieHard Frank? L . W o od ru ff^ ' -r . �B H ard To Accustom an Manner Of Shopping SLIGHT 8H 0C JI1FEET ' SANTA BARBARA, t k l Jan . 13 -~UPi— A slight earthquake was felt here at 2:30 o'clock thb momAmerican cue. Women and chil­ dren bought for the Old World log. It lasted about three seconds. newly landed. \ «We found among elghty-nlnc mothers forty-three who did all Uielr own baying, thirty-two who allow the children to do port, four who shared the task * lth the fath­ er, and ony ten who never did any work on of* the buying." |tfgrants, Hreckin- who Is right Is seldom kwpoint [problem Make Money Dr Fi etcher L Brown SPECIALIST P is the Friday Is one of the seven days ie first iractlce on which It is considered unlucky to make a face a t a policeman. How Doctors T reat Colds And The Flu “W H ERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES MEET* Nerve. B/ood andSA/n Di.souses Wo have boon in business "boosting Maitland" over since 1921, our officers taking an active and leading part in building values here for our custom­ ers and clients. L et us show you properties-in this ideal section of Semi­ nole and Orange Counties. We Solicit Your Business i C m U r r h , Artfcma, Hay F .v .r , DIm u h of Women ■ » d Ctironte a n d Complicated DUeaaea of Men. REALTORS SPECIAL NOTICE— EFbreakirld menu. * had been ■ In quanbeeta and \ process, i fruits by ■does-not rherc was khe Initial [high and m foreign i modem To break up a cold overnight or « . “ n q n e iU o n a b la UL earnest efforta. to cut short an attack, of grippe. “fldellty to obligation, Influenza, sore throat or tonsllltis, “ d •" ratabllahad physicians and druggists are now repuUUea ln setomplUblnq rtsolU. toratbei recommending Calotabs, the puri­ with aeltnUSe equipment, m n of . i p . rUnee. appeal to wror InUlilgrtic and d ll fied and refined calomel compound eration In tha ae(action of a phyilelan It tablet that gives you the effects of t» *— n » ana in<r«atint< calomel and salts combined, with­ P i s s j ^ JS d .oV o ^ » , w fS : out the unpleasant effects or eith­ snuqjtad, no mall order treatment in.tltutad. no falaa promlaaa made, no tlltu rer. *» * ™ » tw s « l « n . I adetrOne or two Calotabs at bed­ a i ' Wfctl I advert!**. time' with a swallow of water,— ChErw« reasonable, Urmi arranged to suit that's all. No salts, no nausea C* " " WfiU ,OT nor the slightest Interference with your eating, work or pleasuto. tfu . Next morning your cold has van­ paUenta are aar ished, your system is thoroughly purified and you are feeling fin® with a hearty appetite for breakr letcher L B row n Office Next to Postoffice— Phone 1210 J Maitland, Florida R ealty Company J j Main and Pine Streets Orlando, Florida Phone 2668 4 tei-as. k D F I “MINE” MY OWN 216 M AIN S T . JACKSONVILLE. FL A. BUSINESS j ■ 34 E . Pine St., Orlando, Fla SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY 4 Lots on Kuhl Avenue increased cost of operation, due to higher rents, [labor, and greatly increased prices on cleaner’s pplies, it is necessary for us to increase our ill way in order to meet this extra expense, and [me give the public a good quality of work and will be the aim of all Sanford cleaners. We the lave agreed that the following prices will beafter Jan. 15, 1926. 110 East 2nd St. 416 Sanford Ave 108 West 2nd St. 105 S. Pal. Ave. 123 W. 1st St. 305 East 2nd St. leaning Co im Pressery . ;am Pressery indry ............ alters to be sold as one. They run from Kuhl to Orange, and are situated between Michigan and Uliana Avenues. 50 feet on Kuhl Avenue and 255 in depthPrice $210.00 a front foot. Longwood. D. E. MANASCO a R EA L ESTATE REA L ESTATE FLETCH ER-BU LG ER 41 N. Orange Avc. REALTORS Orlando, Florida, "PMn&rlVfiS— 2567 See Us For Orlando Property MR. I NVESTOR Sanford Office— 113*4 Magnolia Avc Miller Bldg. WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS P R O P E R T Y THAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. NLY— MEN’S D. E. Mana,SCO Phone 746. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Also Small Acreage for Subdivision, Close to Orlando Many Listings of Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivisions, ■ * Business Properties and Small Farms. Prices very v UPG» LND PRESS i , ' Call 2186, ask for a Representative to show you. 18 N. Orange Avenue .....$1.50 Plain Skirts (colors) .......................75 up Orlando, Fla, Phone 2662 Plain Skirts (white) ........................ 1.50 I Coat Suita (colors) .............................*1.25 Coat Suits (heavy) ............. 1*60 and up 1) ........ $1.00 and up sses and etc. will be in addition to above • * No. 12 Watkins Bldg. Orlando, Fla, * Coats (colors) .............................- .....--L50 Coats (white fur trimmed 1.75 up CHILDREN—CLEAN AND PRESS Coys Pants Boys Boys Boys Boys In Homes, Lots, Business Property $ .40 Coats Suits (small) Suits (large) Overcoats Four Miles Lake Front On Newly Projected Road T hat will make you a nice profit. In Lake and Orange County Acres. Let us make you money. Right now. • Adjoining Good Town. Fine Sub-division Proposition. DYING Cpat Suits Dresses .... Sweaters .. O’coats Tates to any customer ition whatever. 1 ,y ‘ Lane-Hardison Corporation Phone 2186 Coat Suits, (white) Capes (colors) .........................1.50 up Capes (white or fur trimmed) 1.75 up PRESS ONLY Its (large) Eta (small) . £ *- ■r r' , reasonable if you are looking for any thing in the above. *’ , * „ * LADIES’ CLEANED AND PRESSED A * Plain Dresses ...i................ * Orlando, Florida. 20% Discount to Hotela if paid on delivery. No free work to hotel man­ agers or employes. 432 North Orange Avenue Phone 1417 Suite 7-—No. 24 South Orange Avenue Phone 1741»W« Orlai a �T H E , & W O R D HERALD, W EDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926^ Values Real Estate Increasing: I*-* i **,f tyfalmvc s ta rt the New Year right by buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY IN FLORIDA— SANFORD. -t ired these high priced and extremely Wbji , H ................. nyJ ^ PA° h*y® ,a<* c<i. to be. advised yWh2j[ they will be on the m ark et We have three 80 ft Iota, four 72V4 ft, lota, and two 69 ft. lota. locatAkati+ Olio hundred years ago, F ifth Avenue New York City wan a cow path, today it is the greatest and most valuable street in tho world. There |a no u:u Jelling Ojo average American how real estate values grow. Mothers bringing children into I » * ■ I rtf., f*. . •t T hw c lota Will bo offered Monday. T em u 6 m . f 8> J ? Pffn«ent J«»W»ry .80th, 10 per cen t February and the balance payable 10 per cent semi-annually. 4 1'* the world, give resl estate Its falue. >*•/• Brokers and salesmen protected for 8 & per cent Some property in Denver, Col.,"which Ja.now worth many millions of doling, was traded with $25.00 in return for a. horse, r.addle and bridle. »*»,i The territory which comprises the State of Penoslyvania waa granted to Wm. Penn in payment of a personal debt of SANFORD has the best year ’round climate in the State, city in which to live and has the best people on earth. . Sec— $ 16,000 . Real Estate values arc incrcaring nnd will always IJuy real estate now from one of the Realtors listci THE HOWARD CORPORATION page. Phone 72 Realtors SANFORD R EA L ESTATE BOARD (An Association o£ Realtors BONDS LOANS 62 iV :i at the corner of Park Avenue uVki Seminole Boulevard at 1.000.00 per front foot. on \V. First Street t o t 19 at corner of Pari Seminole Boulevard at front foot. Indian Mound Vill Opening of-Second .Section of F o rt Mellon— » i ■ m i i \f prices decidedly! low— reservations now being ac­ TH E HI^H CHORES QF ' cepted. Several advantages over properties held for higher Real Lake Front Property and a real in vestment at the price. R. W. L A W T O N Britt-ChiUenden Realty Co., Inc. M • .«. ■. , JOHNS RIVER \__ and English Colonials— Commodious and indivi­ Chosen by-the first Americans Ijecaui natural beauty, its water, hunting nnd vantages. Now being made a bower q for your home. duality supreme. This is 1your chance, .. price. Beautiful ( new ») homes— Spanish Bungalows i •: Among our offerings of Business Property and acreage unusual values ore found. The Davey-Winston Orgai Sales Force: It. W. LAWTON, J. M. ROCHE, SA LES AGENTS REALTO RS 210 East First Street Announcements For 1926 OUR ADVERTISING IS TRUTHFUI Phono 708rJi)ii Phone 48 Mngnolia At Second L. AN d No t s e n s a t i o n a l -Masonic. Bldg. INVESTMENTS LOANS Ve Have (he Best Investment in Sanford A Venue Property That Can Be Found: F o r auto sules room ur nice Apartments, both on Sanford Avenue. . *• This is nn excellent site for an automobile display r % room and garage. First, 104 feet in block 10, corner of 8th and San­ ford Avenue at 5250.00 per front foot. 7 I ^ 53 Acre9 Celery L i n d , One Iyot Magnolia Heights-Al gam . Thirteen acres of W ater front! perty—A ttractive Price. about i t Second, 164 feet opposite Sap Lanta, comer of 15th and Sanford Avenue, at 5100.00 per front foot. It will pay you to investigate this! Let us show you these two pieces of property, lo­ cation and price cannot be equalled. McCALL & FOX * See either Mr. Richardson or Mr. White. Tamiami Land Co. Five-room house—Cheap. ‘ Other Good Investments In Property. Room 3, Ball Building “The Firm Substantial” Phone '' „-k' . 305 First National Hank B*lc* Force: It. U. Fox, G. E. McCall, U. L. Shipp, 113V4 Magnolia Ave Bithlo Office Fifth Aven»! p a r t cleared. A ik us Phone 745 l ifuP c •i . , REALTOR . R«*| E s tito IhVfstm Meisch Built 2.— 100 rr. VO tow n . nietftff E ast on tween 40th and 11th Street*, $150 per foot. Ten* Under d estruction new ^upnls^.^tiicco. hpvse, seven' rooms; garage and servants quarters. Corner Magnolia and Spurling. Easjj terms. Will be ready for occupancy about February 1st, SYLVAN SHORES c Luxe Motor busses will afford a most comfortable *' nnd enjoyable trip. AMID M AJESTIC PINES BART NASON, SA LES DIRECTOR • 1*3. ,ii i; ■*fa$lf ' ,A • * Telephone 249, F irs t N at’l Bank Bldg — i * ••2a ..m L * ■ • • i -.t fJ?tak|JshQ(J J J J 0 i New Spanish Btucco bungalow in San L a n ta ; easy terms. BUSINESS IS BETTER* Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block lG .T^er l ; corner San­ ford Avenue and 15th St. £100.00 per frppt foot Lot 20, Block' 8, San L an ta; price $2,600.00 - •• m *i':W g & L i -■ If Vou^ ° ul d , lke to Pick‘Op some real /• re •nether increase in price*, •we b*v* * Coll REALTOR!; Valdez Hotel Bldg, wm m 4.—Tot 60x117 facing E aat on Sanford A* $ 18,000. $4,000 caab, 1, 2 and 3 yeaw. ^ Np\y Soanish (typq, (house; Bift nioms; in Bel-Air on Mellonvilio Avenue; easy terms. iLa k e f r a n k l i n p a r k in the beautiful lull and lake section surrounding Mount Dora. 8.— 15 aero fcehry farm— 7 acres titled—1» V mock. Krfeo $10,000. flfiO O caab. 1 and 2 1 ** ■ M Room 8 Gamer-Woe*1 �EDITION | | B uilding Perm its Yesterday Total $81,150, According To City Clerk I •F o r deuce itPerubject gests lions 14.— it icsh\ InUssue br for [until y the Building permits totaling $81,- and Mailerranoan ideas. 150 wero issued yesterday from tho P. B. Monohan took out a per­ office o» City Clerk L. R- Phillips, mit for the building of a home in most o f them being for tho crec- Fort Mellon, which is to cost $0,000. tion o f n*w residences In various In commenting on the amount of residence work now being started, Bcctioris of thu city. * In all, IS permits wero. issuod, many1relators ami other business two of them being for small storp men of the city were Unanimous buildings involving the expenditure in their statements as to the con­ tinued prosperous of only $1,860. - - - - J season, P L - , - Ini the The largest single permit was construction of residences and let to It, A .rNewman for tho con­ apartments. They point out that the showing struction o f a t\*o-story stucco residence on lots 51 and 62, in so fa r this year is exceptionally Rose Court at an expense.of $17,- good in view of the existing roil 000. This is expected toTie one of and freight tangle, and many of’ the largest now planned for Roso them sufd that with tho proper functioning of thu new barge lines Court. Four •permits, totaling $.'*9,000 on thq St. Johns River thousand* were Issued to the firm o f Knight of tonl of new materials will pour nnd MacNeil for the erection of into tho city for use 1n the many two story residences in blocks, 0, contemplated building programs. 7 and 8 of their San Lnnta sub-# “The city can use ju st us much division, Thoso homes are expect­ material ns the carriers can bring ed to bo erected in tho. popular us even when they return to normal "FW’ridan" stylo of architecture conditions," was the way one real­ which includes both tho Spanish ty man stated his views today. News Sum m ary | 1 LOCAL pstend, I , re­ lent to indence t i l t and t i i riling ■court. Irr.it of I to the Kl rcserEcuunU-y l Tho il i preisiloring governluestons, orics in- Building permits issued Wed­ nesday total $81,150 'according to figures compiled by city clerk. First Sanford program will lie hrnadenst form Rollins Col­ li go station tonight. Elaborate beautification plans for city pier adopted by city manager. South Carolina bank president says Sanford most attractive invo;'v .mont field in Florida. . Rev. Mortimer Glover la nam­ ed probate officer succeeding Ur. K. D. Brownlee. Sanford is Included In- care­ fully selected tour for » Tonc 4» 'jiaitim .V . a . i r h . i - ied der with a Anteri, duclured las been DOM EKTic IVorld Court I b s u o comes back to Ucnnto for week’s corisidcrn- r would | Union leaders meet in Ilazellan nd- tun, P«.,* to consider strike situBd, he utlon, . • ling to A old union miners arc not pernpplicd milled to aid in rescue efforts nt laffcct- Wi|burton mine because o f fedreedont era! court injunction, s ". Ono mnn rescued alive today cd thnt f 1*001 blazing.mine ut Wilbufton, ulcd to League by Scntg place Id peace i court ill's no in it is many mbur of be posti and in and otliilo River, ion frurn . tho varthoy are to infer­ Old Time Cannibal Chief Buys A Radio Grand Jury is Expected To . -Return Record Number Of True Hills Against The Violators Of Various Laws At a o’clock this afternoon the Seminole county grand jury was still in session at the courthouse utid authorities believe thnt at the conclusion of its deliberations a record, number o f indictments "will be returned for trial a f Upum’natn* cd ns offenders of tho various Mute unlti painty laws. • • „• Ex ».;dge W .Jliv o W- W right to *q cd court this afternoon, at 1:30 o’cludk, after receiving six* indict­ ment* from the grand jurorenvhlch allowed court to. proceed'With tho arraignment o f the criminal cases on the docket. lVc* first trinl called wn3 that o f .fames Mntthuws, colored, who is being tried on n statutory charge. At three o’clock the taking of ovidcnctf iu the trial had been concltuled by the state and the proBOedting attorney hnd rested. The defense was expected to rail tho defendant to the stand after a short recess. An extra panel of jurymen was. called for service during the ses­ sions of the court and the court room was crowded with propesctive jurors awaiting calls for duty on the case* which are too come up this week* , . , . Owing to the number of indict­ ment* expected to result from the meeting of the grand Jury, which has been held steadily since Tues­ day morning, several hundred men ore expected to appear fo r jury* duty before this session of tho cir­ cuit court is ended. Awaiting calls from the grand Jury for evidence to tako before that body are ranny police officers and deputy sheriffs. The corridors of the courthouse have, been crowd­ ed alco with men who plainly show anxiety upon their countenances. This unsiety is said to bo occas­ ioned by n fear that the jurors will name them on indictment* charging connections with certain crimes. HAN FRANCISCO. Jn n. 14.— t/P) — Charles Arnwungto of Suva, old timo cannibal chief, nnd tho life of mnny n F iji feast is to got hia entertainment hereafter by tun­ ning in on the radio. Tho old ehtef now 90 summers or more old, is having a radio sot shipped to him on tho steamer Ventura, nowon its way to Suva. Snino time ago n European plant­ er showed him how to grow two cocoanuts where ono grew before «ml tho discovery mndo Charllo prosperous. Reports reaching here said that Charlie had bought « motor car and hired n bench com­ COAL M ERGER E F FE C T E D ber to drive it for him. Renching out for some more civilization, ho B ER LIN . Jap . 14.— (/P)—Merg­ ordered the radio, which promises er of seven ef the leading Rhonto be the finest thing o f Its kjnd Ikh coal and * steel concerns has .been' completed, subject to ratifiin the south sea country. cation by the stockholders. Avon Park—$300,000 homo bulhl{"if. program announced for Lake ’ DeLand—$000,000 school bond Sebring. Isnuo proposed. Garland Gave Away Second Legacy Of . $500,000, Members Of Colony Reveal K B U ta a m l tfh h T rn ! farces '. P cce' SU111 IH.ln,. p ins A genits irt resort L n tumi S n a S Into onnup, Mr. -i^ H o ^ W o s h rd lu c to o tn re U o ln ALLENTOWN, Pa., Jnn. 1J.— F - T h i eccentricities of Charles Gnrlund, premotor of April Farm , 2 " " ,,e«vd fre t lOVn colony, were further revealed today with the information that he has arquired nTi’l l 5 iven “ way a soepnd fortune A d. ^ herits r .b o .t i t r; 0I«„v -h o board of director:) of this fund, of which A. J . Musty Of New York is chairman. Already, the April Farm spokesman said, this fund has assisted many struggling young artists, sculptors and au­ thors .In the furtherance •of. the r Included among them is ling young negro poet now ng hiu ‘education in Eu- Two Killed When Train Ts Derailed A t Coffeyville, Kan. .Guards To Protect Commit teo Of National, State And Local Chiefs To Hold Sessions BeglrijiinR This Afternoon At HnxeUnn, Pn. Federal -Cniirb Order Dyuod In October Forbids Form er Employes To Enter Grountts ’ Owned lly Mine Operators, Gathering Is Presided Over By John L. Lewis State Inspector Is tAppealed To By Men Failure Of NeW York Meeting Spreads Alarm As Relief Is Given To Needy Families Old Time Miners Were More' Familiar With Shaft Than, Any Other Group Of Men IIA Z ELT0N . Ja n . 14^-f/P) — National and district officials and local lenders from every sec­ tion o f tho anthracite fields gut#? c m l here today to attend a meet­ ing o f tho Waited Mine Workers' scilo committee, which will con­ sider tho strike situation. Many idlo men came to loam what ac­ tion tho rominlttcu would lake. The committee meets, this nftofnoon under the chahrmatmldp of John L, Lewis, president o f the tmlorn The anthmeitoi miners' , scale committee was created by a convention o f the anthracite miners Inst Ju ly, and author­ ized to negotiate wage con-' tracts subject to ratification of an­ other convention. -Tho committee has not met since last November, when it npproved the poavo plan offered by Governor I’lnchor. This plan was rejected by thtf operat­ ors. The sub-corn nilttco of tna scale committee will make a detailed report of its unsuccessful iiegutiutiotis with tho operators in New York. Other matters relating to tho atriUo, such a s tho vtork of lollaf for needy miners and their families will ba taken up.; Itrports Not Taken Seriously Miners hare srty they do not tnkj$>v*lously repoff* tlw iso m u operators will attempt to start up their mbrcs. Operators generally lmva denied knowledge of any such Intention. Nevertheless, it U known that when such reports .reached the scala committee in New York they gavo notice that if any attempt were made to pro­ duce coal nmintcncncu men would bo withdrawn from the mines. Failure of the New York con­ ference has spread alarm among spectators who hnvo been hard iut to care for miners especially n tho smaller towns. In Scranton heads of relief campaigns esti­ mated tho number of upiiunU from needy families nt 600 n day. The Junior branch o f the Ameri­ can Red Cross has opened addi­ tional supply centers for poorly nourished •children. Wives of many miners are wbrking in mills to tide over the suspension. In some quarters a general exodus from tho.mining fields Is expected unless poaco is resared soon. W ILBURTON rOklb-. Jnn. 14.— f/Pl—A federal court injunction is­ sued Inst October prevented union miner* from Joining In the rescue efforts nt tho Dognnn-McConncll mine yesterday, where Dll workmen lost their llvoa in nn explosion. A restraining order from Judge It. L. Williams forbids union miners, refuaipg to work under the 1917 wa^o agreement, from coining In company property. Old time miners, virtually the only ones hero throughly acquaint­ ed with rescue work nnd oxperienc- f Lions’ Playground Equipment Canvass Called B ig Success A large percentage of the funds necessary for the purchase of mod­ ern playground equipment for Sanford porks is in the bunk, und details relative to the speedy do­ dolive ry o f’ tho equipment in San­ ford’ have been taken under ad­ visement according to a report madf » t tho weekly Lions’ lunch­ eon today by S. R. UIghton, a mem­ ber of tho playground committee, appointed by Mayor Forrest .Lake, Others members of tho committee of five are expected to bo named by t..e mayor within the.next week, Mr, Lighten said, and ju st as soon as the committee is officially or­ ganized the order for tho play­ ground fixture* will be placed, with some reliable firm, ho added. In commenting on too campaign inaugurated by the Lions Club to ralso sufficient funds with which P. ."J, Hmcnk Claims ftulldlng Operation# In Sanford Arc •* Indicative Of Continued ._>Voallh And Prosperity building Sanford** increased program continuing despite rail embargoes and traffic tangle* makes this community the most attractive investment field In the r.lnte of Florida according to P. M. Bmoak, Kouth Carolina bank president and cotton magnate who \isited tho city today in company with W. K. Atkinson, president of tho Oran p burg Fertilizer Com­ pany, upon tlu* inritntloh of the llibuut Development Compnr.y, promb thru of Kltiaut Forest, a lnko shore development in tlio western section of the city, • “ . “A thorough nualyafa of tho Flor­ ida situation han convinced me that tho period of wild speculation on* undeveloped Innd ia rapidly nghtliut'Ua mid'* Mr, StpoaUsnid in' nift.'.^rvLr.lrtf'O monlhig. *Thvci/Jr* tfre how turning toward siuniliv*; where building nctivJ y warrants tho belief tftut pres* r • prosperity will htf enduring, n.rh! I m ar s a y without fea r of r? ntradlction that building opera­ tions in Sanford are shown by sta ­ tistics to he further ndvnnced in intopinion to the city's size than building programs of nny other community in tho slate of Flor"In Sanford I find concrete evi­ dences of that substantiality which so juntly furnishes this city’s .slo­ gan," Mr. Srnoiik continued,- "and without puffing or unduly boosting your eity in any Way I wish to suy that my brief stay here has convinced me thut Hanford offer* tho most legitimately attractive investment field Ihat I have en­ countered in my rather extensive tour ot, Florida.’' * “This city will never lie primarly n tourist center," Mr. Smonk said, "fo r which fact your far­ sighted citizens should give thanks You have excellent weather, boun­ tiful natural endowments and n wealth of civic attractions, but commerce nnd industry, which are far more enduring and substantial harbingers of continued prosperi­ ty, will over predominate, and in 12 years Snniord will rank fav-i or ably with Jneksonville os a dis­ tributing and exporting point for Jill tho diversified produce and im­ ports of central ’Florida." Sanford Y ach t Club Members Urged To Attend B oat Races Commodore J . K. Emory, of tho Sanford Yacht Club, today Issued^ a formal request for every mem­ ber of the local club to attempt to bo present nt tho Mount Dora re­ gatta to be-held In that city on Jnn. 10 under the auspices or the Fldrida Power Boat Association. j "The Mount Dora Yacht Club with safe modern swings and slides, has extended a cordial invitation Mr. Lighten declared ' that the to Sanford boatmen to attend this drive was a decided success, and moot,” Mr. Emory said, "and I thut nothing prevanted tho m ater­ ialization of tho club’s plans-ex­ cept tho delay attending the ap­ pointment of other member* of tho commiralnn. ’ ■ Henry, Stubbleflold, who has been singing nightly a t the Milotte Thea­ ter, rendered several vocal soloc*. tions, and Douglas Griffin was al- out most of the night. With no worif she kept her place ftfi nn old tinii keg,’warming tho children be­ fore one o f the flickering fires, only with tho npproach of dawn nnd the announcement thul up b<idicn were to he brought out imme­ diately did she ond her watch. The ill fated mlno Is located a mile nnd a half west of Wilburton. It 1h one of tho largest in this »cction of the country. Tho normal number employed. Iu nrpund -llK) men. It. Reddy, .personal representa­ tive of the Bed Cross, arrived from Ht. Louis this morning and went at Once to the mine. He will make a report lb headquarter* at Sr. tility of big nir liners couiu oniy be demonstrated or diaprovod by building such A craft. Rear Admiral Hilary P- Jones, bend of tho navy general board, *nid,the Navy hud no other moans of ascertaining tho facto. C O FFEYV ILLE, Kan*., Jan. 14.—</P) — The engineer and foreman were' instantly Jellied and the conductor wa* probably fatally Injured early today when the Missouri Pacific "Radio Special" east bound was derail* cd 10 milcn north of Coffeyvllle. ; The ddar are: W. E. Rood, engineer, Osnwntomie; Dave Woodward, Kansas CKy, fire­ man. Prohnbly fatally injured: R. E. lie mis, conductor. Osawatoml**. The train, consisting of two tlay conch cm, two Pullmans, a combination baggage-main enr ami a baggage enr, was run­ ning about 40 mile* per hour when the entire train loft the *-track. The baggago'en r was thrown almost clear of the right of way. Nono af the passengers are fatally Injured, according to early report*. cribed to tho department. Rev. Glover* .who cumu to San ford, only recently, will assume his neW duties with a wide rungo of experience In juvenile work ut his commund. .The new appointee canw here from South Carolina, and sinco oc­ cupying thu pulpit iq the Episcopal church here he tins bccomu prom­ inently identified with many civic welfare movement*. Fear Fo r Safety j Of Others1Is F elt i Fire On 14th Level Is Extinguished; Res­ cue Workls Speeded W1LBimTON, 6klo‘; jnn. 14.— (A P )— Cet^l McKinney, white, one of the 93 niincm or three days before their bodies enn be removed. / ’/J Regular work In tho Wilburton Valley was closed down .today and between 350 and 400 miners were here to give any poislbttt.aidj ■ Marco Island Sold By Barron Collier Sanford Is Included FORT M YERS, F la . Ja n . 14.— IJF)—Thu townsito of Marco and adjoining properties tomorrow yrtll ppss into the hands of ltd new own­ ers, u syndicate of New York cafv- In Selected L ist Of Cities To B e Visited Stanford In included in a care­ fully ■selected j tour of Florida ranged by tho Knoxville, Tenn., Chamber o f Commerce for a par­ t y .coming to this state next month according to a now* Item appear­ ing l a a recent Issue o f the Knox*’ vino Sentinel. - ■ ■ ; Representative citizen*, from every city of any also In the east­ ern w u t of Tennessee are expect­ ed to join the Knoxville men oti tho trip to the Sunshine State,"the Sjn tin e! ray*, and lqral Chamber of Commerce officials are perfect­ JnckHonville—$200,000 warehouse ing plans fo r the enUxtaihnuuit of being erected ut 028 E ast Bay S t, the party uponrita arrival In San­ ford on Thursday. Fsb, 1 4 .1 Diavalo’s A erial Dare-Devils ffrSanfordSpectato Hundreds o f Sanford citizen* have* Koru nock# tonight from craning their optica skyward .'at :A0 o'clock and continued tho breath-taking stunU perform­ tho afternoon, when •passe ed over tha city by tho ex-military « r 'fligh ts were' inaugurated and aviator* Of p ates,'F ly in g Circus, thu*a desirous of seeing Sanford ■train the air were taken up fo r firid1he°re*todh5, i r f a m S t wc*thh?! nominal fyos. having iircventcd its exhibition,yea ’ Tho Gatos Flying Circus has let■ Dlavnlo, chief of the dure-dovll.t to r*' of recommendation from thrilled, -the uteres, a f smwtaturs B rig id ler General Fecttet, assistant gathered at th# flyl he performed bt* dcr th?skillful guld* Lqiid, nn cs-army «1 era! tlu»usand flying credit. CecilMcfeinney,White, F irst To Come Out Of Lower Levels Of Mine At Wilburton ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 13, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 13, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/35b4de8a2bd79543efd9f73df3d10f3c.pdf 9dd42d745610a46842dfb6cea8706466 PDF Text Text THE , & W O R D HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926^ R eal E state Values Increasing: I*-* i**,f ty fa lm v c ired these high priced and extremely Wbji , H .................... nyJ ^ PA° h*y® ,a<* c<i. to be.advised yWh2j[ they will be on the market We have three 80 ft Iota, four 72V4 ft, lota, and two 69 ft. lota. l o c a tA k a ti + Olio hundred years ago, Fifth Avenue New York City wan a cow path, today it is the greatest and most valuable street in tho world. There |a no u:u Jelling Ojo average American how real estate values grow. Mothers bringing children into I » * ■ 4 1'* the world, give resl estate Its falue. start the New Year right by buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY IN FLORIDA—SANFORD. -t I rtf., f*. . T hw c lo ta W ill b o o f f e r e d M onday. T em u 6 m . f 8> J ? P f f n « e n t J « » W » r y .8 0 t h , 10 p e r c e n t F e b r u a r y a n d t h e b a l a n c e p a y a b l e 10 p e r c e n t s e m i - a n n u a l l y . >*•/• • t Some property in Denver, Col.,"which Ja.now worth many millions of doling, was traded with $25.00 in return for a. horse, r.addle and bridle. B rokers and sa lesm en p ro tected 8& fo r p er cent »*»,i The territory which comprises the State of Penoslyvania waa granted to Wm. Penn in payment of a personal debt of SANFORD has the best year ’round climate in the State, city in which to live and has the best people on earth. . Sec— $16,000. Real Estate values arc incrcaring nnd will always IJuy real estate now from one of the Realtors listci T H E H O W A R D C O R PO R A TIO N page. Phone 72 Realtors SANFORD REAL ESTATE BOARD (An Association o£ Realtors BONDS LOANS 62 iV :i at the corner of Park Avenue uVki Seminole Boulevard at 1.000.00 per front foot. Indian Mound Vill A nnouncem ents For 1926 M on \V. First Street Opening of-Second .Section of Fort Mellon— » i ■ m i i • \f cepted. Real Lake Front Property and a real in vestment at the price. R. W. L A W T O N , and English Colonials—Commodious and indivi­ Chosen by-the first Americans Ijecaui natural beauty, its water, hunting nnd vantages. Now being made a bower q for your home. duality supreme. This is 1your chance, ») Beautiful new homes— Spanish . Several advantages over properties held for higher price. \_ ■ . JOHNS RIVER prices decidedly! low—reservations now being ac­ t o t 19 at corner of Pari Seminole Boulevard at front foot. .«. THE HI^H CHORES QF ' ( . i •: Bungalows Among our offerings of Business Property and acreage unusual values ore found. The D avey-W inston Orgai Britt-ChiUenden Realty Co., Inc. Sales Force: It. W. LAWTON, J. M. ROCHE, SALES AGENTS REALTORS 210 East First Street Phono 708rJi)ii OUR ADVERTISING IS TRUTHFUI AN d N o t Phone 48 Mngnolia At Second L. -Masonic. Bldg. s e n s a t io n a l INVESTMENTS LOANS Ve Have (he Best Investment in Sanford A Venue Property That Can Be Found: For auto sules room ur nice Apartments, both on Sanford Avenue. . *• This is nn excellent site for an automobile display r % room and garage. First, 104 feet in block 10, corner of 8th and San­ ford Avenue at 5250.00 per front foot. 7 I ^ 53 A cre9 C elery L i n d , p a r t c le a r e d . about i t Second, 164 feet opposite Sap Lanta, comer of 15th and Sanford Avenue, at 5100.00 per front foot. It will pay you to investigate this! Let us show you these two pieces of property, lo­ cation and price cannot be equalled. McCALL & FOX * See either Mr. Richardson or Mr. White. T a m ia m i L a n d Co. Room 3, Ball B uilding “The Firm Substantial” Phone B ithlo O ffice F ifth Aven»! One Iyot M agnolia Heights-Al gam . Thirteen acres o f W ater front! perty—A ttractive Price. Five-room house—Cheap. ‘ Other Good Investm ents In Property. '' „-k' . 305 First National Hank B*lc* Force: It. U. Fox, G. E. McCall, U. L. Shipp, 113V4 Magnolia Ave A ik us Phone 745 l ifu P c •i . , REALTOR . R«*| Estito IhVfstm Meisch Built 2.—100 rr. VO to w n . n ie t ftf f E a s t on t w e e n 4 0 t h a n d 11t h S t r e e t * , $150 p e r fo o t . Under destruction new ^upnls^.^tiicco. hpvse, seven' rooms; garage and servants quarters. Corner Magnolia and Spurling. Easjj terms. Will be ready for occupancy about February 1st, SY L V A N SH O RES AMID MAJESTIC PINES in the beautiful lull and lake section surrounding Mount Dora. c Luxe Motor busses will afford a most comfortable * ' nnd enjoyable trip. fJ?tak|JshQ(J JJJ0 • i -.t i New Spanish Btucco bungalow in San Lanta; easy terms. BART NASON, SALES DIRECTOR • 1*3. ,ii i; ■*fa$lf ' ,A • * Telephone 249, First Nat’l Bank Bldg — i * ••2a ..m L* ■ • B U S IN E S S IS BETTER* Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block lG .T^er l ; corner San­ ford Avenue and 15th St. £100.00 per frppt foot Lot 20, Block' 8, San Lanta; price $2,600.00 - •• m *i':W g & L i -■ I f Vou^ ° ul d , lke to Pick‘ Op some real /•re •nether increase in price*, •we b*v* * Coll REALTOR!; Valdez Hotel Bldg, wmm 8.—15 a e r o f c e h r y f a r m — 7 a c r e s titled — 1» V mock. Krfeo $10,000. flfiOO caab. 1 and 2 1** 4.—Tot 60x117 facing Eaat on Sanford A* $18,000. $4,000 caab, 1, 2 and 3 yeaw. ^ Np\y Soanish (typq, (house; Bift nioms; in Bel-Air on Mellonvilio Avenue; easy terms. iLa k e f r a n k l i n p a r k T en* ■ M Room 8 Gamer-Woe*1 �EDITION | | Building P erm its Yesterday Total $81,150, According To City Clerk I • For deuce itP erubject gests lio n s 14.— it icsh\ InUssue br for [until y the Building permits totaling $81,- and Mailerranoan ideas. 150 wero issued yesterday from tho P. B. Monohan took out a per­ office o» City Clerk L. R- Phillips, mit for the building of a home in most o f them being for tho crec- Fort Mellon, which is to cost $0,000. tion of n*w residences In various In commenting on the amount of residence work now being started, Bcctioris of thu city. * In all, IS permits wero. issuod, m any1relators ami other business two of them being for small storp men of the city were Unanimous buildings involving the expenditure in their statements as to the con­ tinued prosperous of only $1,860. - - - - J season, P L - , -Ini the The largest single permit was construction of residences and let to It, A.rNewman for tho con­ apartments. They point out that the showing struction of a t\*o-story stucco residence on lots 51 and 62, in so far this year is exceptionally Rose Court at an expense.of $17,- good in view of the existing roil 000. This is expected toTie one of and freight tangle, and many of’ the la rg e s t now planned for Roso them sufd th at with tho proper functioning of thu new barge lines Court. Four • permits, totaling $.'*9,000 on thq St. Johns River thousand* were Issued to the firm of Knight of tonl of new materials will pour nnd MacNeil for the erection of into tho city for use 1n the many two story residences in blocks, 0, contemplated building programs. 7 and 8 of their San Lnnta sub-# “The city can use just us much division, Thoso homes are expect­ material ns the carriers can bring ed to bo erected in tho. popular us even when they return to normal "FW’ridan" stylo of architecture conditions," was the way one real­ which includes both tho Spanish ty man stated his views today. News Summary | 1 LOCAL Building permits issued Wed­ I, re­ nesday total $81,150 'according lent to to figures compiled by city clerk. indence First Sanford program will lie hrnadenst form Rollins Col­ Grand Jury is Expected To t i l t and li go station tonight. . -Return Record Number t i i rilin g Of True Hills A g a in s t The Elaborate beautification plans ■court. Violators Of Various Laws for city pier adopted by city Irr.it of manager. I to the At a o’clock this afternoon the South Carolina bank president Kl rcser- says Seminole county grand jury was Sanford most attractive inEcuunU-y still in session at the courthouse l Tho vo;'v.mont field in Florida. . authorities believe thnt at the Rev. Mortimer Glover la nam­ utid il i preconclusion of its deliberations a ed probate officer succeeding isiloring record, number of indictments "will govern- Ur. K. D. Brownlee. be returned for trial a f Upum’natn* Sanford is Included In- care­ cd ns offenders of tho various Mute luestons, orics in- fully selected tour for » Ton- unlti painty laws. • • „• E x ».;dge W .Jlivo WW right to*qc 4 » 'jia itim .V . a . i r h . i cd court this afternoon, at 1:30 o’cludk, after receiving six* indict­ ment* from the grand jurorenvhlch allowed court to. proceed'With tho arraignment of the criminal cases ied der with a on the docket. lVc* first trinl called wn3 that Anteri, of .fames Mntthuws, colored, who duclured IVorld Court Ibsuo comes back is being tried on n statutory charge. las been to Ucnnto for week’s corisidcrn- At three o’clock the taking of ovidcnctf iu the trial had been conby the state and the proBOr would | Union leaders meet in Ilazel- cltuled edting attorney hnd rested. lan nd- tun, P«.,* to consider strike situ- The defense was expected to rail Bd, he utlon, .• tho defendant to the stand after a ling to A old union miners arc not per- short recess. npplicd milled to aid in rescue efforts nt An extra panel of jurymen was. laffcct- Wi|burton mine because of fed- called for service during the ses­ reedont era! court injunction, sions of the court and the court s". Ono mnn rescued alive today room was crowded with propesccd thnt f1*001 blazing.mine ut Wilbufton, tive jurors awaiting calls for duty on the case* which are too come up this week* , . , . Owing to the number of indict­ Old Time Cannibal ulcd to ment* expected to result from the League of the grand Jury, which Chief Buys A Radio meeting has been held steadily since Tues­ day morning, several hundred men by ScnHAN FRANCISCO. Jnn. 14.—t/P) ore expected to appear fo r jury* tg place —Charles Arnwungto of Suva, old Id peace timo cannibal chief, nnd tho life duty before this session of tho cir­ i court of mnny n Fiji feast is to got hia cuit court is ended. Awaiting calls from the grand ill's no in it is entertainment hereafter by tun­ Jury for evidence to tako before ning in on the radio. Tho old that body are ranny police officers ehtef now 90 summers or more old, and deputy sheriffs. The corridors is having a radio sot shipped to of the courthouse have, been crowd­ him on tho steamer Ventura, now- ed alco with men who plainly show on its way to Suva. anxiety upon their countenances. Snino time ago n European plant­ This unsiety is said to bo occas­ er showed him how to grow two ioned by n fear that the jurors cocoanuts where ono grew before will name them on indictment* «ml tho discovery mndo Charllo charging connections with certain prosperous. Reports reaching here crimes. many said th at Charlie had bought « motor car and hired n bench com­ COAL MERGER EFFECTED mbur of ber to drive it for him. Renching BERLIN. Jap. 14.—(/P)—Merg­ be post- out for some more civilization, ho i and in ordered the radio, which promises er of seven ef the leading Rhonand otli- to be the finest thing of Its kjnd Ikh coal and *steel concerns has .been' completed, subject to ratifiilo River, in the south sea country. cation by the stockholders. ion frurn . tho var- Avon Park—$300,000 homo bulhlthoy are {"if. program announced for Lake ’ DeLand—$000,000 school bond Isnuo proposed. to infer­ S eb rin g . p sten d , DOMEKTic Garland Gave Away Second Legacy Of . $500,000, Members Of Colony Reveal K B U taam l -i^ H o ^ W o s h rd lu c to o tn re U o ln tfh h T rn ! ALLENTOWN, Pa., Jnn. 1J.— farces '. F -T h i eccentricities of Charles P cce' SU111 Gnrlund, premotor of April Farm, I H .l n ,. 2 " " , , e « v d f r e t lOVn c o lo n y , w e r e p ins Agen- further revealed today with the its irt resort information th a t he has arquired L n tumi nTi’l l 5 iven “ way a soepnd fortune S n a S Into onnup, Mr. A d. ^ herits r .b o .t i t r; 0I « „ v -h o board of director:) of this fund, of which A. J. Musty Of New York is chairman. Already, the April Farm spokesman said, this fund has assisted many struggling young artists, sculptors and au­ thors .In the furtherance •of. the r Included among them is ling young negro poet now hiu ‘education in Eu- ng Two K illed W hen Train Ts Derailed A t C offeyville, Kan. .Guards To Protect COFFEYVILLE, Kan*., Jan. 14.—</P) — The engineer and foreman were' instantly Jellied and the conductor wa* probably fatally Injured early today when the Missouri Pacific "Radio Special" east bound was derail* Federal -Cniirb Order Dyuod cd 10 milcn north of Coffey; In October Forbids Former vllle. The ddar are: W. E. Rood, Employes To Enter Grountts ’ engineer, Osnwntomie; Dave Owned lly Mine Operators, Woodward, Kansas CKy, fire­ man. Prohnbly fatally injured: R. Commit teo Of National, State And Local Chiefs To Hold Sessions BeglrijiinR This Afternoon At HnxeUnn, Pn. G athering Is Presided Over By John L. Lewis State Inspector Is tAppealed To By Men Failure Of NeW York Meeting Spreads Alarm As Relief Is Given To Needy Families Old Time Miners Were More' Familiar With Shaft Than, Any Other Group Of Men CecilMcfeinney,White, F irst To Come Out Of Lower Levels Of M ine A t Wilburton E . lie m is, c o n d u c to r. O saw ato - ml**. The train, consisting of two tlay conch cm, two Pullmans, a combination baggage-main enr ami a baggage enr, was run­ ning about 40 mile* per hour when the entire train loft the *-track. The baggago'enr was thrown almost clear of the right of way. Nono af the passengers are fatally Injured, according to early report*. WILBURTONrOklb-. Jnn. 14.— IIAZELT0N. Jan. 14^-f/P) f/Pl—A federal court injunction is­ —National and district officials sued Inst October prevented union and local lenders from every sec­ miner* from Joining In the rescue tion of tho anthracite fields gut#? efforts nt tho Dognnn-McConncll cm l here today to attend a meet­ mine yesterday, where Dll workmen ing of tho Waited Mine Workers' lost their llvoa in nn explosion. A scilo committee, which will con­ restraining order from Judge It. sider tho strike situation. Many Williams forbids union miners, idlo men came to loam what ac­ P. ."J, Hmcnk Claims ftulldlng L. refuaipg to work under the 1917 tion tho rominlttcu would lake. Operation# In Sanford Arc The committee meets, this nftof- •* Indicative Of Continued wa^o agreement, from coining In company property. noon under the chahrmatmldp of Old time miners, virtually the ._>Voallh And Prosperity John L, Lewis, president of the only ones hero throughly acquaint­ tmlorn The anthmeitoi miners' , Sanford** increased building ed with rescue work nnd oxperiencscale committee was created by a convention of the anthracite program continuing despite rail miners Inst July, and author­ embargoes and traffic tangle* ized to negotiate wage con-' makes this community the most tracts subject to ratification of an­ attractive investment field In the other convention. -Tho committee r.lnte of Florida according to P. has not met since last November, M. Bmoak, Kouth Carolina bank when it npproved the poavo plan president and cotton magnate who offered by Governor I’lnchor. This \isited tho city today in company plan was rejected by thtf operat­ with W. K. Atkinson, president of ors. tho Oran p burg Fertilizer Com­ The sub-corn nilttco of tna scale pany, upon tlu* inritntloh of the committee will make a detailed llibuut Development Compnr.y, report of its unsuccessful iiegutiu- pro mb thru of Kltiaut Forest, a lnko tiotis with tho operators in New shore development in tlio western York. Other matters relating to section of the city, • “ . tho atriUo, such as tho vtork of “A thorough nualyafa of tho Flor­ lollaf for needy miners and their ida situation han convinced me families will ba taken up.; that tho period of wild speculation Itrports Not Taken Seriously on* undeveloped Innd ia rapidly Miners hare srty they do not nghtliut'Ua mid'* Mr, StpoaUsnid tnkj$>v*lously repoff* tlw iso m u in' nift.'.^rvLr.lrtf'O monlhig. *Thoperators will attempt to start up vci/Jr* tfre how turning toward their mbrcs. Operators generally siuniliv*; where building nctivlmva denied knowledge of any such J y warrants tho belief tftut pres* Intention. Nevertheless, it U r • prosperity will htf enduring, known that when such reports n.rh! I m ar s a y without fear of .reached the scala committee in r? ntradlction th at building opera­ New York they gavo notice that tions in Sanford are shown by sta ­ if any attempt were made to pro­ tistics to he further ndvnnced in duce coal nmintcncncu men would intopinion to the city's size than bo withdrawn from the mines. building programs of nny other Failure of the New York con­ community in tho slate of Florference has spread alarm among spectators who hnvo been hard iut to care for miners especially "In Sanford I find concrete evi­ n tho smaller towns. In Scranton dences of that substantiality which heads of relief campaigns esti­ so juntly furnishes this city’s .slo­ out most of the night. With no mated tho number of upiiunU from gan," Mr. Srnoiik continued,-"and worif she kept her place ftfi nn old cribed to tho department. Rev. Glover* .who cumu to San without puffing or unduly boosting tinii keg,’warming tho children be­ needy families nt 600 n day. ford, only recently, will assume his The Junior branch of the Ameri­ your eity in any Way I wish to fore one of the flickering fires, neW duties with a wide rungo of can Red Cross has opened addi­ suy that my brief stay here has only with tho npproach of dawn experience In juvenile work ut his convinced me thut Hanford offer* nnd the announcement thul up b<idtional supply centers for poorly commund. tho most legitimately attractive icn were to he brought out imme­ .The new appointee canw here nourished •children. Wives of many miners are wbrking in mills investment field Ihat I have en­ diately did she ond her watch. South Carolina, and sinco oc­ The ill fated mlno Is located a from to tide over the suspension. In countered in my rather extensive cupying thu pulpit iq the Episcopal tour ot, Florida.’' * some quarters a general exodus mile nnd a half west of Wilburton. church here he tins bccomu prom­ “This city will never lie primar- It 1h one of tho largest in this »cc- inently identified with many civic from tho.mining fields Is expected ly n tourist center," Mr. Smonk tion of the country. Tho normal welfare unless poaco is resared soon. movement*. said, "for which fact your far­ number employed. Iu nrpund -llK) sighted citizens should give thanks men. You have excellent weather, boun­ It. Reddy, .personal representa­ Marco Island Sold tiful natural endowments and n tive of the Bed Cross, arrived from By Barron Collier wealth of civic attractions, but Ht. Louis this morning and went at commerce nnd industry, which are Once to the mine. He will make a FORT MYERS, F la . Jan. 14.— far more enduring and substantial report lb headquarter* at Sr. IJF)—Thu townsito of Marco and harbingers of continued prosperi­ adjoining properties tomorrow yrtll ty, will over predominate, and in A large percentage of the funds 12 years Snniord will rank fav-i ppss into the hands of ltd new own­ necessary for the purchase of mod­ or ably with Jneksonville os a dis­ ers, u syndicate of New York cafvern playground equipment for tributing and exporting point for Sanford porks is in the bunk, und Jill tho diversified produce and im­ details relative to the speedy do­ ports of central ’Florida." do live ry of’tho equipment in San­ ford’ have been taken under ad­ visement according to a report madf » t tho weekly Lions’ lunch­ eon today by S. R. UIghton, a mem­ ber of tho playground committee, appointed by Mayor Forrest .Lake, tility of big nir liners couiu oniy Others members of tho committee be demonstrated or diaprovod by of five are expected to bo named building such A craft. by t..e mayor within the.next week, Commodore J. K. Emory, of tho Rear Admiral Hilary P- Jones, Mr, Lighten said, and just as soon as the committee is officially or­ Sanford Yacht Club, today Issued^ bend of tho navy general board, JnckHonville—$200,000 warehouse ganized the order for tho play­ a formal request for every mem­ *nid,the Navy hud no other moans being erected ut 028 East Bay St, ground fixture* will be placed, with ber of the local club to attem pt to of ascertaining tho facto. bo present nt tho Mount Dora re­ some reliable firm, ho added. In commenting on too campaign gatta to be-held In th a t city on inaugurated by the Lions Club to Jnn. 10 under the auspices or the ralso sufficient funds with which Fldrida Power Boat Association. j "The Mount Dora Yacht Club with safe modern swings and slides, has extended a cordial invitation Mr. Lighten declared ' that the to Sanford boatmen to attend this drive was a decided success, and moot,” Mr. Emory said, "and I Hundreds of Sanford citizen* thut nothing prevanted tho m ater­ have* Koru nock# tonight from ialization of tho club’s plans-ex­ craning their optica skyward .'at :A0 o'clock and continued cept tho delay attending the ap­ tho breath-taking stunU perform­ tho afternoon, when •passe pointment of other member* of tho ed over tha city by tho ex-military « r 'flights were' inaugurated and commiralnn. ’ ■ aviator* Of pates,'F lying Circus, thu*a desirous of seeing Sanford Henry, Stubbleflold, who has been ■train the air were taken up for singing nightly a t the Milotte Thea­ firid1he°re*todh5, i r f a m S t wc*thh?! nominal fyos. ter, rendered several vocal soloc*. having iircventcd its exhibition,yea ’ Tho Gatos Flying Circus has lettions, and Douglas Griffin was al■ Dlavnlo, chief of the dure-dovll.t tor*' of recommendation from thrilled, -the uteres, af smwtaturs B rigidler General Fecttet, assistant gathered at th# flyl he performed bt* Fear For Safety j Of Others1Is Felt i Fire On 14th Level Is Extinguished; Res­ cue W orkls Speeded W1LBimTON, 6 klo‘; jnn. 14.— (AP)— Cet^l McKinney, white, one of the 93 niincm f Lions’ Playground Equipment Canvass Called B ig Success Sanford Yacht Club Members Urged To Attend Boat Races Diavalo’s A erial Dare-D evils ffrSanfordSpectato dcr th?skillful guld* Lqiid, nn cs-army «1 era! tlu»usand flying credit. or three days before their bodies enn be removed. / ’/J Regular work In tho Wilburton Valley was closed down .today and between 350 and 400 miners were here to give any poislbttt.aidj ■ Sanford Is Included In Selected L ist Of Cities To Be V isited Stanford In included in a care­ fully ■selected j tour of Florida ranged by tho Knoxville, Tenn., Chamber of Commerce for a par­ t y .coming to this state next month according to a now* Item appear­ ing l a a recent Issue of the Knox*’ vino Sentinel. - ■ ■ ; Representative citizen*, from every city of any also In the east­ ern w u t of Tennessee are expect­ ed to join the Knoxville men oti tho trip to the Sunshine State,"the Sjntine! ray*, and lqral Chamber of Commerce officials are perfect­ ing plans for the enUxtaihnuuit of the party uponrita arrival In San­ ford on Thursday. Fsb, 14 .1 ; �Now Includes 18 Akn Rookies and Regular lichen* Who Will Train Forked Out in Navy Yard IBoot Between IArid French I Step this w ay all you wrestling fWisnrds! Thnt Is. .It you’re Inter, ••ted in wlnnthg ! PITTSBURGH. Pa., j sAn effort to bring {' George* CarperiUer,' who New York Wednesday from France nnd H arry Greb, middle weight champion, is being made by J. J. Isaacson, matchmaker for the Omaha, Neb., American Legion. Jam es Mason, Greb’s manager, nnnopn&d today th a t ho had r«i-civcd an offer of $20,000 from Isaacson for such a bout, to be staged at Omaha in February. Mason indicated that he is not averse to the meeting, between his SO00 smackers. OFtor . money be­ longs to you— h f A t i l i l i n n U A H ■ ■■ • ,;r& {K j6! CAGO, Jan. 14—(/P)—Five new tiers, making a total of IB, are on the roster of the Chicago ite Sox. fo r scrutiny by Mana­ ger* Eddie Collins, who Is u.rlving U> find one'of two first rank b utl­ ers v to help Lyons and Blanken- Boston promo-1 ter*. It ha* been I posted tor *«v-1 W ith old Chief Bender as a end months, and j pitching coach, the Sox boss has though the big ] high hopes of finding the material Polo ha* taken 1 he needs, cither from the five •on nome tough J pitchers recalled for fu rth er test, grnpplers of late. ] or the five new ones drawn from he slllt ha* the th e minora last fall. The Sox J S000. -There are problem centers around the mound mo strings to staff. Malcdwlcs’e ' ofEarl McBee, an Indian m uthiTer, either. He paw, picked from tho Little Rock thars no one. not Southern Lenguo team , looks good even the stellar ] to Collins, nnd Alphonse Thomas, Btecber or the purchased from Baltimore, already ! lton-like Lewie. lit n n n tU a p n i i n n m t u r t h n m tn r ln n * j Malccwlcx I • the exponent ot the terrible retlon.il legue. flying jf The Sox otherwise will take the mare, n hold de­ ? .field this reason with the lineup veloped a * a A' tmehnn * break and coun­ Jchalk will open hi» fouriter for tho headtccnth year behind the bat, with lock. It conclst* - -hla m ajor league game record ap­ of allowing an p ro a c h in g 1,000. oppdncnt to se­ cure a headlock, Malccwlcx t h a n grasping the rl< val about tho waist, liolotlnn him over back­ ward to tho mat. the Flowers bopt- R ollins C age Team F a ces Gator Squad ’ On Friday E vening 1 -W INTER 1’AHK, Jun. U — Foil. ; in Orlando and vicinity will have r th eir f ir s t opportunity of seeing nn • Intarcolieginte buwkotltull game BX F riday nlghk when the Rollins Oakland Cal.,—Tad Morgan, Jr., Ilghlt w eig h t. champion defeated S tuart McLean, St. Paul, 10 rounds HARD ON BOBBED ONES Cane Is Freed On Lynching. ■Charge In Ciarksdale, M iss. alia Gunn, Runntr-Up FW1 fit Amateur Tou And Roland MacKensii On Team To Play In Bi NEW YORK, Jan. 1 4 —</P)— Youth la triumphant In the selec­ tions for the Walker cop team, an­ nounced yesterday by the United States Golf Association fo r Little Watts Gunn of Atlanta, and TaH Rolaftd McKenxlo of Washington, sre Chambers. Thq rise of Gunn, corley-haircd foe of his great friends, Bobby Jones, in the finals of the am ateur rhamnfttftthiu at Onkinodnt, Pa., last September, is ope of the most sensational in the history of golf. A mere boy, Gupn eliminated some of the veteran*' of the gamo to win to the finals. McKenzie, an­ other lad, was medallat a t Oakmount last year. Another new comer to the lists, but hardly a youth, la George Von Elm, of Los Angeles, who finished second in the recent 110,000 tour­ nament a t Los Angeles. Von Elm was beaten by Jones in tho finals of tho • amateur meet a t Marlor. Hills last year and lost to Jones last year a t Oakmount in tho semi­ finals. Other members of the'Ulnm are Jones, the champion; Francis Outraet, and Jess Guilford, of Boston nnd Jess Hwectzer of New York. Ilob Gardner of-Chicago, will cap­ tain the team. Max Marston, of Philadelphia, D. Clarke Corkran, of Baltimore, George Itotan of Huston, H. Chand­ ler Egan of Portland and John­ ston of St. Paul have been named alternates. Dr. O. F. Willing of Portland, Ore., whoso work Bavcd the cup In 11123, is left out as he ha* devoted little time to golf in the last two years. . Tho dropping of Chick Evans, of Chicago, is a surprise. He has been off his game tho last two years, but recently seemed to' havo come back. ‘ : DARENTII, Kent England, Jun. 14.—(tP)—All’fromcn in the parish with their hair bobbed have been Tampa — Group of capitalists asked by tho m inister to contribute purchase 5,000 acres land In Paco a bob (shilling) to help shingle the county for, $1,000,000. (I! t*9 resumed office, Dr. GIuss French, hr.d tempornrily been recused from Sarasota — Sarasota Develop­ Jacksonville—258‘new home* un ment Co., will open new Grove ! office pending completion of the invOatlgutibn ordered ps an after- der construction In Murry Hill. Layrn subdivision. math of tho lynching. perhaps■m could earn more tm y from the soil than from a me ____ ___ nei*, Visiting Canal Point and learning that a sugar concern ex­ pected to [ease soma a t the land* upon which it had raised Sugar cane four years ho formed a tem­ porary partnership with J. J. H ig­ don and the pair of them obtain­ ed ten acres. It was a t East Bench. — V V■ Yarborough and Rigdon had ill luck with their first crop, beans. They didn’t get a good stand of the vegetables, they hadn't used any fertiliser, frost rdn through the fields and to top it all e tf tr.c holiday season camo around after the first pickings and shortage of labor made it necessary to leave on the vines' to become hard, a quantity that would have made 100 hampers. Then, to add to the misery some of the beans were froxen in transit to the markets. But: After turning over to the land one fifth of the produce for use nf tho soil Yarborough and Riddon got 950 hampers of beans from the first picking, and 439 from tho second. Yarborough already has received a* his share more than $1,000, returns are yet to be re ­ ceived on 75 hampers of the lat?r pickings and hq And his ‘p art? hor have filed n claim for those frozen in tra n s it The beans were planted October 20. ' Yarborough now has put his own five acres in­ to tomatoes and erpeets to ex­ ceed his profit of 111,000 tit' sixty days from his bean "experiment.** BEAUT,Y AND HEALTH Even If a woman’s features are regular, her form symmetrical, she cannot bo physlcnliy attractive If she is *uffering from weaktfessen peculiar to her sex. Many women owe -their ill health to cordon inesa, late hour*, etc., until Nnturo calls a halt. Sometimes it Is too late; blit in most caseii Dr. Pierce’* Favorite Prescription i* just the womanly tonic nnd nervine requir­ ed. This wonderful herbal remedy was discovered 50 years ago by Dr. Pierce. H I*’a.pure reconstruc­ tive tonic for women. .Send 10c for trial pfcg. to Dr. Pierce's Invaliriii’ Hotel, Buffalo, ilS1 *** * ••Horn Th» ai K,'°n#ini AtIV-or a^lia K. nnr J'nanortf ndssloniri msUdict, *bich Kcesy.^. print,coming ■ppswntlt frfeo fering tnd untuppinm, dragging os j the unfortunate experiences of minj pr**, . And it u to tkese that aolsct and rtluf mb* * Health may itand open, yet you hare not •■>?* The Scientific minlitrstlom of the ChircaruS the entire world. Yet, dace it* Inerptraa. '*I f preacut angthet aotution for Man'i illi.audbytt fu> drtd. ir n now unhenijljr acclaimed. In J ofit» tccti lull-hrarted indonemtiuh^ a, a nurvcli *nc ircogmioi DIL W. K, MAC DOUGALL ] CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST Room* 307-308 F irst N at’i.IIank lltdi. llour.H 0 to 12, 2 to 6, and by Appb Expected A t Mount Dora Yacht Races ‘‘Striak-Of-i’aint’' owned by Dick L’npe of Winter, Park, nnd "W eft V ir-inla 11” owned by.Ned Stevens o f' Lcesbtirn;. As a result, those l-vo * mi-- have been matched to 1 - ;.t th" rower bout races to bo j ! 11 I i-.Ko Dora, on Tuesday, -Inn, ! 1. A nido to t of $1,000 has li. i n at poiiited. Bulb arc 10-foot hydroplanes powortd with Curtiss o. X. motor* with 510 inch piston UlM'lacemcrt. Thor© are 35 pnlriea fur thin nicit which will hq the first mu­ t t a he hr-T.i in inland Florida by the Florida l’ower Boat Associa;J tion. it will Ijo un all day mcetirc, thy flirt race to ba called at li.li) u’cloc.k. There Will be 12 evontfi i with 2-t hcula. BOSTON Jan. M.—(/P)—Jame* __J. Corbett, tho-“irnntlt'mnn-Jim’i of ; h ^ w c f i r h t chsmpinnshin fame, .. think* W iliam (Young) Stribling nf Georgia, hna n gntui chance to } auceccd to the crown th a t now rest* on Jaek Dempsey* brow. A t present he believes Gene Tunriey i* th e beat of the heavyweight* ^ b u t ho doesn’t believe’Gcrta^ can heat Jack. For th a t m atter ho { SHfl n o t..th lnk, any pL -Jhw n.-W and the ta m p io n «t pTtlZZ: Corbett and .Stribling met on n ocal stage In h friendly battle la st light. Jim was hero on a theiitrlsal.Iour and Stribling on his ^v\idnlng trip. A fter they had gone through n light workout Corbet told the young Georgian a fow a {v .'. ' V * \'’T Gr.o»*ftE AT TARPON TARPON SPRINGS, Jan. Ill— OTi urveks h alt, otirrud by ren n lr. that former King George, of Greece, will movu to Fort I^auderdale, on East Coast, have purcha cd n site here ua nn offering to t ’.r ir denosod monarch, hoping he wilt conm to the West Const. P^Tdsriags »>**B B M | u*f tegKs' hdl ' • ||vL It . "Stribling, you have tlm 'b e s l S i l . f ny the nnw henvy^Dtghtx” ho said. "I think th at o |L J;M +**£**• * i J ■iaiSiiilS> maken young millionalrs." ii To Mni, Stribling he said. “You rare Just the. kind who will help your husband to win tho world lltlo and million*." " Tho Slrillingv left Boston for iSavannah, from where they will go to Miami. lAL.._ . .'i' •... f f* Jackaunville—Liquid 'Carbonic Co., announce .erection of lktuid carbonic ga* manufacturing plant x a m in e iVake U p Tired? Look O u t for Chronic Fatigue Id thouianda' of cuacs that tired ^refreshed feeling every moruhig ii # almost mure sign of debility due t( ironic fatigue., . , _ mm. r Chronic f a tig u e ls i^ w ' B unnatural urca-i U rcd-B uS |U \ . usually due to fauflirientoriron In the By restoring not injure teeth or dirt nit b. Take Nuxatod lron fm looey back Root imptoVcd« -- ■-* —.— .If. ja c II •T-JHJ E th e c « d c n . tints ot the builder Of any car you think of buying. lie sure there D stability behind die car. Be certain that it will not tmue dav join the ranks of (ho million and more unmarket­ able "o rp h an ” cars whose builders have quit. Bokk tales and rerrira orgsn- Ira tio ri num bers 4 0 0 0 , w ith millions invoked In show­ rooms and Aurhoriteti Serv­ ice: Station* all over America. And Dutch Dad* |n public preference, the indispensable [actor In motor car success. ! i r eight conn-cutive years, h^ciihUf hns invested more r.mCcy ih OulekAlian In the Dtlirk motor cam ara becked -mf any •"■n o .vdiM* murtilipp "cars of other menthee by vast resource* of men. of (he National Automobile equipment, Invettmrnf and Clumber of Commerce. ' •utivit. Tire llutdt factory it a mile ami a half long- The Not one of the niiIlton‘.'or» Buick engineering i (air It the ph.mt” on (he roads today largest in tho ^rylca of any was bullr by Buick- None motor car manufacturer. 1 lie f u i v. ill be I ' V, nUlCIC HQTOU CO., ltd NT, MICll,, Uivi,; nf (..-utrol I CaHwoU* zeaer BUICK 0 MqjjnoIJu A.vcnuo, »• JT' ' ' V ‘™ ^ _A * *1 .A �IATHD P] i'osae OX Radley People I*remt Lnndila From Getting wav With Loot: One Pat­ ron Was Seriously Wounded X bold the opinion that t r * r.Ho hq for./nutomobi)*a /W it tV* city manager states that In no way will Machines be a llo w I the’ use of the pier after the boat ttificatlon program has Been comp “^11 the leaks in the pi*1?, from which sand was escaping, have boon repaired," skid Mr. Williams, "and. a t soon ns we can get to work without hindering the un­ loading of freight We sviU begin a urogram which will Astonish vis­ itors by the conipleUtjcsa bf its detail," he added. s‘ The erection of-.the new bond r.hcll and the connecting hall is ex­ pected to cost jn tho neighborhood of $15,000. P —Both Offering fod id south- blnnketUmT iraerM GO d'jsome ft were a\convt>ver asterly iro rere five istered. Iprnlng lUsfng to the ^Ice. es at cities > seen I,In the [playing In 1925 iy Loss $13,000; i $12,000 ™ 5».m n& sssrs a ,H». 't «• honk of Hadley, n tivtra o ' 233 people neat here.. vr*ra in the coun­ ty Jail today, three iof th e * nuwinir gunshot wotiipl** and all of them contemplating' on the active way in which residents of Hadley protocted tholr money deposited In Urn Hadley hank. The robbers drove Into Hadley Operating Many Months, Is Caught Houscyrivcs of Sanford w ill not find It Uecessarjr Uecesaart to cha)n chain'sa couple m it_ .1. of police dugs,. .loohunttnrfa^ dachshunds, fjf or what have yon, near the «po; where the ‘i j i f t L ' M th<v momlhg. bottle of milk \ because yesterday th«t thief wnp nas oevp raiding the fro n t and, rear. porch** and taking tho btby';. supply of food was enught. and today he paid the penulty of the laV/. Yestarday -morning, *W. L. Hary, who lives a t 117 Poplar Avele, espied a white man, ago about I. making off with a botHe. of milk from the front porch of his home. Harvey ran from the honto with n gun In his hand and started In pursuit of the thief, who late* proved to be Gray Hmilrt, giving hjs address^a^C lc^land.^O lm Hnmugo e gales Be west Ip boat Kd with I vessel nvo and »n were ptroycr. Hand of erboard Unices Skie8 Ar^ (Reared Th ling the Aipcr lean Observers Will fable preptnd other Ithc warm [ also was y snows In Apennines LAPEER, Mich., Jan. 11 —(AT Have Traveled Thousands Of Miles For Np Results Neighbors aroused by. the excite­ ment Called the police station and liWiuediatoly joined in the chnsc whleh resulted In tho .capture of the Wan. This morning before • County Judge J. G. Shnron, Smith plead guilty to a charge of loreeny and 'was lunterieed to pay a fine of 225/or servo 93 days on tho county chain gang. . During the past two weeks the police department hus received several complaints from citizens who stated that their morning supply of milk jvns. being reulariy sto­ len from their porches. I t la be­ lieved thnt with The capture ami conviction of Smith an end has been reached to the long scries of petty thefts. ___ village and when the armed resi­ dents'appeared at the bank, tho driver of the robbefx* car sped away. , When the three robbers appear­ ed with thefr loot In burlap bags and opened fire on the posse, the trip was shot and captured. Irn JoncV, a fanner, and Ralph Green, a spectator were hit In the ex-' change of ‘shots. One of the posse attempted (o call the stato police from Flint but found tho telephone wires cut Going by automobile to a nearby town he called tho police barracks and notified them of the robbery. The state police captured-tho men n few miles from Hadley after ho had wrecked the automobile. The injured robbers gave their names as Harold Anderson, Fred Williams, and Andrew Barry. All Real Estate Conveyances C. E. Hcnrich to Seminolo Es­ were suffering from gun shot tates Inc., 2 lots iq Gertrude ad­ dition, consideration $37,000. W. A. Lane to Jesso E. maker lot 8, block J, Gamer Addition, consideration $8,500. \y. S. Entimlnger to. D. C. Mnhnsco Lands In section 31, con­ sideration $8,000. . Fred A. Clark to D. C. Manus] PALEBANG, Sumatra, Jan. 14. —(/P)—Heavy clouds Hub after­ noon' prevanted obscrvntipn of thu first phase of the total of the sun by a Dutch aatiSuluvIcSl expedition. H. W. Barr to Swopo Investment Eight parties of astronomers of Company lots In Aradaiea Brokertho U. S. Naval Observatory and age addition to Black Hammock; Harvard University* and- Swnrth-* consideration $0,000. more nnd ‘Allegheny College*, will John 'Lloyd to M. H. Anderson, have muds- trips of thousands Of 2 lot* in' Hanford Ctlcry Della;' miles In vain if tho weather at consideration $0,000. . r their points o f observation is simi­ W. C. Burges* to W. E. McGraw. lar to tbut in Pnlema. 20 acre* In section 18; consideroExcellent conditions in New .York nnd Connecticut for obser­ '^ J p h i^ ^ w e lsh to E / M. Gates, vation of last year's eclipse had part of-block 4 in Trafford’s-Map;' raised .the hope that new discover­ x n n u lfln rn lln n 19 (iflPl ies would bq made today when the moon shadow streaked a path of darkness some 7,000 milas long and some 80 miles wide, . extending Gertruda Page . to, E. sPayard from central. Africa to the .Philip- Smith, Lot 80, block C, Buena pines. Vlstp Estates; consideration $L- B^al As«ociatian, announced for the state, is Janutrjr.'31, -Jackson'■Ule (lenU tirei; January 19, Mount Dora; February 2, Fort Myers; FeWrehry • 8»m*w>tn; Frhnihty 20, "21 and 22, Palm flench; W hntnry 22, SK#«tv H ar­ bor; February 27. Bradenton; M-;rrh 4-5-?, Tam paJ*M irth 13-2021, Miami; Marrh 27, S t Peters­ burg and April ft-7-8, S t Aague- Workout Februnry 1; boxing bouts ■■ have b ^ n rrmttged with th* OstlC Soma data In February a t San- teams of the University of Virgin­ ia and Washington and Lee, for February II and 13; baseball prac­ tice Would begin as soon as the weather-permitted, and flVo wleldera of tennis racquets a t the col­ lege are "crying to b4 beaten." NEW YORK, Jan. 14,—OP)— Stock prices fluctuated within nar­ row limits at the opening of today's market, failing to follow a clearly defined trend. Buying Intarast, was lthough a few of.the at alow abb although public lubllc utilities moved ntoved up under the leadership of public servlcd.of New Jersey wnlch rose a point to a new high level, U. S. Steel moved fracUohally higher but American Can and Sears Roebuck reqeted n point each. Bidding for various specialties later gave sonic ‘stability to the Raleigh King to Gertrude page, market although prices generally lot 30, ‘Block C, Buena Vista Es­ tates, consideration $1,000, . O. R. Eatridg* to George DoCottes lot 1, block 14, tier 8, Tr^fford’s Map, consideration $1,000, George DeCottea to J. F. Hick­ son,' lot 1, block 14, tier 8, Trafford's Map; consideration $1,000; ’ Emma L. Market to Luke Mary Development, Company, lot 33, Crystal Lake Winter Homos; considcrution $1,000. , Flotcher-Bulgor __Realty ___ _ Co, H to Fred T; Williams, lo t 142, Frank­ lin’ Terraco; considertlon $500. H. J. Rigby, T. I t Diengor ami G4org« H. Coburn to Mrs. Lea stone lots in “Kew Gardens'/; consideration $500. Mary A. Henck to Benjamin M. Ijindcr, lot 462, Longwood; considoratlpn $500. ” * ' J> ' . A. D.' and W; A; Zacjjary to L. A. Brumley, lands in tocUons 28 nnd 27;. consideration $500. tonic influence on Mexican: bonds, Frederick O. Slade to Town of most of Issues in the New York Longwood, lots 05, 9$ and 101, Longwood., Nq uoqsidaratlon giv­ en, V; ,: s.r, . > - ml report partment, f over to Observations Are Successful for their HENSOOLEN, Sumatra. Jan. 14, res in the !5, repre- —(/P)—Observations of tho solar Imated at eclipse herp this morning wore suc­ cessful, there not being a cloud 51 fires In the sky. Professor J. A. Miller, of the $ 12,000 . number expedition from tho Swarthjnoreir cent, itside tho :d in the (he scientists were wbll satisfied with the results. Ivcs were Ire, these Eclipse Viewed,By British recorded GREENWICH, England, Jan. 14. —(/P)—Telegrams received by reland has Greenwich Observatory officers k showing from the British expendition, at p t during Bencoolan, Sumatra, state that' [ted today, the totality of today’s iu lsr eclips-* I'^reporter was similar to - that ’ observed Ith the ar- in India on Jan. £2,1898 was visibo departion to reft., u»n before, Thin Clouds' Obstruct View ed a new CAMBRIDGE, Jan. a France (/P)—Thin clouds.Mas*,. >Interfered with Imcnt and the efforts of Harvard Scientists 1 to make In Sumatra to observe tho eclipse apparatus of tho sun yesterday but their ef­ i the best te, accord- fort* were partly successful. 1 Cablegram received a t Harvard CUlta-Desd*—; -t'A University . today read: “Thin bonsists of clouds, partally successful.” Title GdarantyT'".^aI Mortgage Wef, which Company-to J, *G.' Michael and C. two sbwe b' A* * C, Oex. lo t 2 in 'block 14, tier 8, ralirnad [Mens conwrcod on* Dela­ i« a t presware and Hudson convertible 6c ablisltment Pcrion and Eastern Income 4s astern and i^ 'X * l"? - QUfNCY—Charles H. Curtis, tax collector for 13 years for Gndsen county, died at the age of 57.' PENSACOLA—Tom Williams, negro, received a bonus .of $1,200 a t it mill where he worked, but, after cashing the chock, was ---- :-rrH *, robbed of $1,000 of It, Six negroes DELAND—A petltron, signed by werti Jailed as sbspects. W YORK, Jan. r, ‘ firm; receip S creamery higher than 4 4 4 ; do extras 92 sen firsts 88®!)] score 42<p ' Eggs unsettled, rdco fresn gathered extra fli fresh gathered firsts do storage 27@284; Xl pounds. v® ' v ;Another Move In Saint Divorce Suit 38® 39; Is Rumored Today @ 374: WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 14, gather- teady,- receipts 294,820 f;V Q |m e Sl___ @204.WKm---■ ~*»>‘ ‘ ^ “i od .seconds :i;i([jD3G; do .storage 24 JACKSONVILLE; Jan. 14.—f/P) —Conditions and quotations pre­ vailing on the Jacksonville market today-as reported by the7Florida Marketing Bureau; Supplies of mlacelhmeus vege­ tables limited; demand good; movement very light; market firm for. good stock. Bennn: green hampers, practical­ ly .none offered. Cabbagei. 1 4 bushel hampers 2.50@n.00. l/Pl—Rumors of another sensa­ tions) move in Cottnfc Salm Van lloogstraeton’s divorce su it against tho former MUlldent Rogers, Standard Oil heiress, enlivened tho Palm Benches today when Albort ConWay, the Countess' lawyer ap­ peared at> tho Royal Polnclana ns a guest. Whether tho lawyer’s visit la tho forerunner of a counter suit by the countess could not bf learn­ ed from either him or the Count­ ess. . , Zj. i v r V, At tho Royal Polnclana, Mr. Conway refused to explain his vis­ it, but admittod thnt ho had an “Important conference'* Wednt'l* day night. At “Waikiki," the Rogers' Palm Beach, home, a t 128 count and stock 4.50@5.00. Tomatoes: sixes Florida*, choice count nnd stock 3.50@4.00. Oranges: boxes, fancy count and stock 3.50@4.00. Oranges: boxes choico count and stock 2!00@3.00. Grapefruit: boxes, fancy count I, . and stock 2.50@3.R0, Sweet potatoes: per cwt. 3.00. Grnptfrujt: boxes, Tomatoes: sixes Flortdas fancy, nnd Block 1.60@2.60, w ith a n o p en m in d . W h y n o t, th en , ghop fo r yotir car— see th em all— a n d d ecid e o n merit? ■i* 1 fT*' *' “ i "* i * ' A V v*s;ap Call at olir salesroom foe a dem ­ onstration o f th e m o d el illug* tnited, th£ R eo S ed an —o r the R eo C oupe or th e Sport R oad­ ster. " , T h e r e is n o obligation w hether y o u ace shopping for y o u r car or m erely seeking inform ation. FLORIDA REO CO. (Sanford liranch) * $ 208 West 1st Street ROY A. WILLIAMS, MGR. r>. Telephone 617 REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY Lansing, Michigan * * '.C 1 k itsSFrllt-S > Lj1- " ,r|Jp . J I or-*** ** ‘’l J i . w&h <l?r t-'f* r't nif 000, ‘ B,- ft>r which tched, b oxnear the site dquorters an Rub Rheum atic #ain From A ching Joints ub P ain-rlaht oat wlth email MNG SOON a* Jam 14^-GP) expected to i r ­ on tho Cruiser 8. Tho Denv•nd Gen. Per- fUty i Rub i jacobs spot,” D -l JA NUARY SALE Swooping to u doao thU wook-cnd, the DjckBon-Ivea January Sale offera viaitiiuf shoppere many oppqctunitlea to save on froah, now mcrchandlao. For. added to clearunco valuca nro itenia purchased by our experienced New York bjiyers^-rlght in atyl?, low in pricoV- * ‘/ ’ ' '■ New Merchandise Arrives RlKht through Saturday, new merchandijso will be plpccd on safe. Imagine what thjn means I _New silks, now coats, new lingerie, now apparel for boys, for girlsSurely few sales equal this D-l January event in giving tho public what it wants ut what it wants to pay. Coiffi? I^jday ^d-Saturdiay This wcok-end is your final time to lako adviyitago W * nnt| Saturday ^ dgya o f sn-ving. Days of oconomy. yes. Mpny opt-of-Qr|^ndo shoppers f can savo more than the coat of t M �-‘V K. i W as K ingl man himself ■ *3 RO I0»er, u drifted Into a MdetTSck. Now he i s arrested b«c*u*e * young child bom on'his farm died, haylngrfor IU mother an unmarried girL . THE YOUNG man should rcallM th a t hta experiment was tried by- our alleged Simian ancestors for thousands o f years before ! man appeared, add abandoned by our. human ancestors of 100,000 LD’8 PLATFORM star route to Jackfi :#" > ■:#*• “,l l|r■■f*? ■, jtfTv ■ Mi of B t Johna-Ineanal. >' of white way. i, holds, a p a r t . of street paring s i , boulevard Monroe. ” ■Sf d ty -beautifies* a fa e b o o l * - -- 1 * system mi ■ J * . >Oft> TODAY. HiaTieck proudly archfd, his head held high. See him at the races. Thousands turn out to see him dash around tho track and pass a score or,more of other horses. Hear their yells and cheers as the wreath is placed around his neck. See him in his stall, groomed by a couple of lackies, pampered and babied like a pet cat; his glossy* c o it rub­ bed and polished, his l|oofa manicured. See him at the dqIo gamG8,f playing the sport of kings, carrying the spoiled soria of mJHIonalres*) victory, while thousands look oh and cheer, i That is all for him now,: No more work In the fields; tractors are stronger. No more heavy hauling;inotor trucks are more efficient. No ihore shbjipiiig or marketing to do; Witomobllea and taxicabs do that now. Only games to play, nothing more to do; juairetrut> before the crowds and be % 1 • 1 A How- A bout It? $ V*';' : ; ’ > > T 3 ^ AM . i j Jfc 1 -- I __ A '• ■ 1 t . ^ ^ day with its cares la 1 •The 'The blank form that is sent to every parent to Bidn "yes’ siifn "ves” . , or no* at the bottom reads as follows: " * , joyous, thrill of the | NOTICE.0D PARENTS ^ Child............... ............... ........... .... age........... KUIUCU UMjr* ig (hat speeds me on with ally toil away. • I cars If I do,nqt.gharo boast of- the world’* ec- ftS S ffik name .........;:.rr. ..... ......................... Mother s n a m e................................................................. v Ha® yoqr child ov.er.had diphtheria 7 _ . ; , . Has your thild ever h $f, treatment to prevent diph^ ! fallvTIft £ ■•••«•*«••w**Me»**a^***4f‘i**»»**#**#**.wii* * * # . e * * 4 > *1 shock those who1know the fAmoua Hofbrau, where nlce Ojd ladle# sill you black radishes; cht Into.a long ptrlng, to increase your thirst, and the good-natured' Bavarian soldier drink* o fth a beer of any American th a t leaves hi* stein .with the cover up.’ /•"♦**• * .. Munich, of course, objects-to the hateful suggestion,-and remains a pleasing oa*l* for th«>.vUtlm« of the bear demon, . .• ,* I , ' i i t Is only fa ir twudirthae'MriftlCh **■ Do you want to Keep your child from hnving diph-’ ' tn c rin , ..... .......... .......... . If so, answer yes...r..,,*..v.,r.... * vi. If 0o || answer ....... , ; Pldase sign and return this slip at once. Treat­ ments done under sutfunrislon of State Health Departrrtent o fficefrea p f charge. Date,....... . Signature of pkFent..............„..J....... No jnent!On whatever la made of. the nature of the trciU ■. MU. DANIELS suggests a "secCth of du ty the worker ment, nf noff fVin ^ u a lrk t /iAnsYliUM 1A may ___” tho nphysical condition 4U-A that it precipitate, or rein-v « f defense," to have charge »rmy, navy atii) flying. anything at all that a parent shpuld know before signing, If bf However, sycr the-path fo r me. he forgets-w e live In the treatment consists o f , one or several 'inoculations, why tbr age nf specls$|stw,. One in. irt of i M i l n p a song of doesn’t/the form state this fact? \yhy don’t the hea|th au­ e b s ^ r nf flying, anotner for the • c >•’ ■ > ■_ -. thorities explain in detail,^eithor personally or by an-ode* nayy, another the army, with.Pres­ t m a b ^ K a s hat>py Af X can quate, circular, all details and effects of the anti-diphtherin ident Cuolldge boss of the three, would be the plan. treatment bexoiF attempting to apparently “railroad” it COL, WILLIAM* Dunova, aaalathrough without touching on facts that a parent la entitled tan t attorney-general, tastiflee th a t to know? -cT.d aluminum company In .which rhlch the slclll of my hands comInoculation against diphtheria may be a'good thing, and the Mellon la the big stockholder vol­ joyoasly over each chore l bend it m y not. The question, is hardly one for the layman to untarily put all of Its books'and n th* glorious job th a t’* mins I decide;-but The Herald would suggest that health officers paper* a t the government’* 'd llposition. ■ • •i ‘1 MV5'jfPr' S: » r -nBldney AVerrsn Maso. '’avorimr the.treatment explain a little more in detail before noaltlnn. ■ T ■ ,* empting to put it into effect T H E . FEDERAL trade commis­ 'Bull Stinging is i\o longer ah r sion'appears to consider Itself an WHEN FLORIDA’S BOOM" crumbles— what then 7 organisation devised to prevent etHer thing to look forward to tur. Income tax payment In now expect to hear of nee Carol entering the There is nothing new In plagiar­ names will appear In It. Whet* isms The new thing about tho 'did -Shakespeare get hi* plot*?' latest discovery of the fact of pla­ And MoliereT Where did Disraeli giarism is the defense of tho ct)1- it his funeral oration ©vcr-djo nrlt; The novel Is called “Gold pf also of Wellington? Did Thofans Caxomolca." The author Is Jacob ardy appropriate a chapter from Wasrermann, He admits (freely * work py an American humorist th a t he Went to thd “Conquest of fo r Insertion in hi* “Trumpet .Ma­ ' Peru,” by Prescott, for his infor­ jo r? " Consider the case o f. the .elder mation and color and that In ‘ one chapter he employed the precise Dunms. H o-was a> factory,art. lo­ ldhgungc of the famous Ameri­ ti us try, instead of * an . individual can historian. But he was merely author. ■ Usually he borrowed with­ painting in atmosphere. He used out concealment. He used •to'.in­ Prescott a* background for the dicate hi* sources and give credit production of the desired effect. to ■hi* - .collaborators. In ; one: ttlHe accepts no moral obllgaUon to stance gt least he failed *Inexcus­ give credit. . Besides the Ameri­ ably Co do that. In writing of “The can ’* m asterpiece'la well'known Th*Va Ouardamen” * n d ..“Monte and detection 'not difficult. Some Crlsto" he had an associate— Au. Germans are said to hold' tho op- gusto Maquet. Not uhUl pumiu» *''“t Wasserroann thus raises. nuon uwi „ “subtle _____ r point/?' A-w**' *wt. w Tho mildest term th a t can- bo other .man to appear on th e title Applied to this use of another man’s page*. And.Charles Readc; he .went-to product'far that'em ployed by Rob* ert H. Davis three years ago—% the “Dialogues" of Erasmus for "Synthetic literature." The hard­ aid in writing his masker piece, est term would be outright'theft. “The Cloister and the H earth;"'he used Swift’s “Polite Conversation" As a m atter of fact plsgiqrunt’ •• for hia “Wander Heir;” he took rather ' hard to define precisely. W hat often la denounced *■' pla­ tho .main p l g t . of “Hard Cash" giarism i* simple-stealing, the at­ from a French work; and the plot tempt to . gat money unde* false oLt“Foul Play” was v eri similar pretenses. What has bepn done to that of a French drama. So It. goes. It la., very hard to khow just where what Is justified ends and where what la unjustifiable begins. Sbhkexpcaro'H methods were ttjcuje of hi* time, as Is well understood. ways give credit." Sometimes some! jody will eom- Ha was open and above board in .pile a history of p lagiarlsm, svn- hi* borrowings. The novelist Wasthctlc literature, imd authorship theft I n ‘general. It will be an aertnoon offers his apology after entertaining book Some great the event, not before the discovery. The only reliable antique dealer Is the' merchant wba 'sails - eggs ing*tor's Idea of-doiten is to kill about mengsrs m d w p a What the world needs is an alarm slock that, will aay, "Youll lose your Job If you don’t got u p ^ SUCCESS makes aomc crimes honorable.—Seneca. MY FAVORITE STORIES jovemor McCray of In* and wants to be releaee federal prison; a t Athey always free inmates BOSTON HERALD the development of American bus­ iness on a big scale. That la not what the people of this, country want, with European nations orga. rising Industry on a national and even international scale, and mak­ ing ua pay the price in rubber, phosphates and other necessities. This country needs ■» combina­ tion of the biggest pqasible busi­ ness, tmd a government strong d/stadias: a* clssn aa the |jr purse after Christmas. loom," says an Ohio exlwas drvtiod In the don_black." . Will soma of isbands -to-be kindly laugh SYNTHETIC LITERATURE K Healtb officers conducting a campaign to inoculate every school child in Sanford against diphtheria are* said wondering why so few parents have given their consul, w the treatment After reading tho equivocally Wooded and ri­ diculously uncommunicative blank that is sent to each parent supposedly to explgin the nature of tho treatment, The Heraia wonders h6w any one in hia right mind could sigri n form De that explains nothing, and yet gives the State-Health S ta te‘Health De­ OFFERING LOCAL option on partment liberty to subject a child to any and every kind of beer to the >c!ty-of, Munich , will i f f ie r i __ , . , /I M I I r\ . , bd Senator Borah on both cheeks, when she amid good-bye to him. That la one advantage of blindness. YoU can act naturally Without'see­ ing, tho foolish expression*. 6n oth­ er people'* face*, 1 1MAGINATION IS m ort .power­ ful than f a c t. Jamcg Dempsey, not the’ Dempsey you. mean, owns a taurant. Two men entered, held i up. iHe dellfcrOd hta money. A policeman da*faed In, arres­ ted the man ' ‘p o in tln g th s gun" a t Dempsey. The only gun was two flmrers th a t had bean pointed. The second marr escaped, came back-that aftcnMSh, pointed one finger a t Dempsey, and the latter again gave up. what money he . —o----------- WHEN SHE saw President CoolIdge and was asked, “how old are you?” Helen KeHer replied, “How old do I look?" i Miss Keller read w hat the Presi­ dent hud to sny by placing her fingers upon his Ups, If she suc­ ceeded In finding out t What the President thinks, she could prof­ itably open a sehoolTn Washington, firin g lessons to senators, pro- By IRVIN 8. COBB in to take him on an tion. Before start* was quito sanguine ory catch. He know, ly th* right place to be certainty of plenty «, an hour or mow g Jwhlch th* patron a single nibble. He i, bq shifted his po1 eyeorthing an ex[lei" should do, yet no length, "are you sure t plawj where, you .broui other gentlemen yester they ms do such a good < “Yassuh, thU y o w ls cal .pot." “Are you certain w* right sort of bait?" > "Yassuh, we got d a ' dev Is." . :r f - S f l "How about the tide, “De tide suits exact said Bob. "Well, you told me J started that the weatbsi feet for fishing todab weather is right and .thi Somet|mos the answer to “ Why girls leave home is "8o they can ■moke a cigarette.’’ Honesty may be tho beat policy, but telling the truth isn’t always exactly polite. **’ -• l You hoar a lot of talk about f A RICH OLD AGE , MIAMI TRIBUNE < >Joseph 8. Donovarti hcad*"of the to TinU Afsa~h(Tbelieves that it Donovan Motor Car Company o f , Is only fair fort the man Who has Boston, had nn ambition to make | made his pile—enough to keep him a million dollars. In that he was and his family comfortably for the rest* of ‘u*'_ their da not unlaue. Neither was he uni *v----J ivs—to step aside J leclilon to quit wbep when and give younger felloWs a chance. quo in hi* ,decision he hid the million. But he hafa He sav:t: “I feel that 1 have done my ved hlmiolf a man of unusual srmlnStion and self-control in shar*. And there are so many things 1 missed as a youth in the living up to his program. ' MV. Donovan, having, got hia way of travel, pleasure and up. million, 4a stepping out of the portunlty that I believe they arc business a t the comparatively coming to me now. A number of youthful age of 45. He la in the men have told me they wished they prime of manhood. Very likely had had th« courage to do the he could go ahead, if he chose, and ■Smo thing instead of going on make several more millions. It with their nose* to tho grindstone is the first; million that comes the after there wasn’t any need of it.” U fa ia not only "mor* than hardest. . Any multimillionaire will meat," but more than work. Along tell you that. But thin remarkable millionaire with duty, it calls for over-widen­ believes th at, having started iq to ing . pherca of activity, experience, earn his own living a t 11 and kopt knowledge and uilf development.’ U a time of preparation.at it for 8-1 years, he haa u right Youth Why should old age not be u time! to-’leisure and the enjoyment" of of self-enrichment, in ways pre­ I whatever pursuits may look good' viously impossible? Loans . MONEY AVAILABLE For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Vth_. Consult us first whqn In the market I A. P. CONNELLY & SONB| Mu m IIs A Seeen* REAL ESTATE B/ 20 acres on Onoro Avenue beta* and Ohio Avenues. (In ci(y limits.' a , 1 5 acres on Ohio Avenue and Mar 4 1-2 acres homeslte on Silver Ave. . . ,, : . \ 50 acres near Monroe drawbridge.! erty. * . ' ' . - 1 ■ HERBERT O. CRI1 T & r -x M 100JWeat »First S/;Tt .>Sanlo One store building size thirty by forty is forty by one hundred fifty feet located! Lake Mary show, cases, scales included pro action $2,500 terms. Fifteen acres land near Druid Park, pries! mediately. See us tomorrow. $8,000. 'Rfi Five room bungalow near Elder Springs, i acre lot, lurge trees. Bight new five room burigAlow on five * Elder Springs, large trees; development] around; price $7,000. $7 00()Ben aCrC8 land near 8nttt E ,A\\ : 210 E. Second Street HOMES—LOTS—-FARMS ACREAGE' i l l A N U NJU ST JUDGE MIAMI HERALD A particularly striking uxnmplc community. There la always of thee danger d a n g e id f ___I what ia J called . _____m mob minority; and sometimes a maj rule haa empe from Mlsslosippii where the aWthoriUc* ate seeking to punish tho meraben of a mob which lynched a man.who had been acquitted of murder by a Jury. An effort is being made to Justify the action of tho mob on the ground Experts think the old-fashioned ince is coming back, but we 3n,t‘ ' --No one choir {* too small for group -of persons set themselves up as superior .to tlui lqw „or M- Todays Best Buys: Ave., opposite R iPletr Iy f u r n ia ^ etl “ }• ? and baths l t j ^ ?ourt, conUlning fij trees. «2 son H**; >»autlful ln*n, « < »*l50OM ‘"a r t J ,' klin 'rCTr" c » N «- 1 °5 “ d l ority. vri f and Jury, of the ordc courts, whei ft. �£ jlO Ifi * JuajJ »M(C _____ • MB Mra6 | ■■'■* <5old( rh t On W< In Honor M iss BoWler *Given ■*t.* '«Tt A1t„*’.Local tS uIJ' ,t* *vClub • /. f Clark Mathers Coupe, a .pun •*•/ j ■ .s fc -fc * -# : a busineu morning. jB R tur The C ountry Ciub haa been the *AssET»t^ Circle o f the The lorsiy home of Mrl, M. 8. seen* Freak f The Mali of numerous dinner and lun­ Miller, tst WednesWiggins on Magnolia Aveune was First Bi Thursday U* inolVeai* “ interesting cheon partlaa lately w ith town* K a s w z a f f S r e amber »ms of Mrs. the seene of a day afte eople and out-of-town visitors cnt , . iC -V grecioua hostess a t bridge, enter- baaketa. Avenue, party on W« B. H. Newm; the hospitality of this dethe member* of the Fort- . M n. George K ‘J: holder of Baaketa of ‘ ( _ _ entertained a t bridge honoring syinjr and ferns she en Witter* ulning say of Winpreeshna ghtfal T r ul place. Mr. ond Mm Bridge Club and a few ex. hlgh^score amen, »ta, waa Were used in < Mabel BowMr, who « P « S « Xtha various ter Park were su ra n c r and U rn ftm*” *t lightly reeta of Mr*. Miss Wedndedny i several dinner In tr«m On Wednesday awarded a pair o? green, fan shap. i ra tables of player* a t her attraeleave toon for Baiweota. Tpere borrow ara Club a t 4 Jv* home on Park A r ^ C t honor- 4d flow er.baskets.In cutting f o r l / p h e Imrtday after- were fouf taples of player*. . Laura Mathers irties were entertained. Tne large Dividend* M i ' was pre- noon.' —rh . The bualnese Kspsnlw was bright with calendu­ ‘ a pair aided over by I. Ing Mr*. C. P. Drnmreond of South the eonaoiatii C. Roll, vice iNrJil Zinnias, hibiscus and bouganyil- founge, •i-1 * 4 las, narcissus and ferna, the hearth the charming gueet of of glass baa' indo Of cKairmnn at.w i Band, I n ' i B | me -a short Master T. C. Brahnon Jr., of Ot- lae were used in charming profus­ .TOTAL ..-..* 0 ,-.'. fire* nttdihf a chrey note. rrumniond. re blue I.IAHILtTItwB Lake scripture lesson, ^ftn. read followed Mrs’. D. ion in tho various rooms where tho lando spent tho Ure*k-end visiting on tn n tsu m en i % s of exquisite cut flow. e re rtu i _________ rum- by prayer*. Member* rtsponed to Centering the small luncheon ta ­ Dow card table* had been placed. ck, honor- ereQuantl VnMy pal* r to e k ;..* - —r~ fl lent 1 ►fragrance as well as mortd waa presented an Italian the roll call with a silver offer-, hts uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. - Of exceptional Interest was the bles were baaketa e f calM p ulaa Du* borrow vre (Inrom - , G. 8. Brown. fo r thla pretty party. Rennaiasance p i., calendar, their boa v p l e t a loans) card* % lr lngt» Membcfa' divided in two game of bridge played during the and ferns. The placedecoration*. Temper- In tha• tiring CuotlnRi-nt o r r*<p*rv* and recaption rooms, •’ At the conclusion ion .of the game, groups with M#*.iB. G. Methvln In keeping with the | j | | tti •ucning. After tha usual number of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eldridge w «PW red ro»«h nardaeue and gladiolla* the table* were 1laid.w a!< ■ith H Pdainty H H and M m R. E. Pburfoy as cap­ M r/a n d Mrs. 'J. Jenkins, lfr. Church were need wltH of Mr. and progressions, scores were counted Brown, Mr. Bredkneck, Mr. Southand family were covert and refreshments of cream* tain. " . « j 4' ’ ' , or aStt tftC the and it was found fhat Mr*. E. F. wick and Ranald R. Ray all of nbers a* the dining nx Mrs. McKees » supper Kees at ed oysters in timbals, tomato and TOTAL Housholder held high score and waa The purpose of these group* is urged to green and dr HTATB OK FLOHI1 U tters’ home Wednesday evening. ne W < grapefruit maple, hot^olls, ealtines, to procure more mumbers for the „ -. (Ivon a hand painted powder Jar. Daytona formed a party at lunch­ . 8«m inolr. . carried oot w ith ■liver bi olives and coffee were served by elrcle. It was also, voted to tako Mis* Bowler was also presented a eon. - I. A. I*. Connelly, ilmrs and family and dainty the hotteaa,' assisted t>y Mr*. G. D, np mission study, and Mrs. Lamb .Carl Maibnrs nam ed Aesfl hand painted powder Jar as Mr. and Mrs. Bennett were nbov* th e re ..and mother and moment^ Bishop, Mm. J, D. W« r mn l y sw e a r t h a t th e Woodruff, and ahd Mra. B- G. Methvln will act as Drady Mather* ‘Winter Park among those at diner Wednesday of the occasion.. Mim Rena Mather* were balling at MIm Katherine Wilkey. r"D o You for-lhe next meeting. Late in the evening refreshment* evening; Conway and Union. Park Friday Tho afternoon was of exception­ leaders i?" a t the - A. P, Conhelly, of a salad courts, hot chocolate and At tH4 conclusion of business a Mrs. A. R. P latt entertained a, OWL afternoon. al enjoyment, to the guests of ono H ubK rlbed nn.1 sw orn tO ium at oaltod nut* were nerved by the hos­ party of four at dinner. Mrs. Voor^S crlrci . f t . lt.p l oh .U ln ty U l- of the moat Charming society cour­ social hour was, enjoyed, the hos­ Ddflf *KA'’HSIId assisted by.Mr*. Peurffoy and Mr. and Mrs. R. Cdlllcutt of tess, ossHted by Mrs. B. L. Petk- nees aftd Oscar Brooks were also of of Dr. and liea in the forma of n fln atu w bas­ tesies with Which Mrs. Drummond tess F lo rid a a t'L a w e . My Mra. Wllkiiuion served ambrosia, Alfred, dinner guest*. t ” * " ‘ ^ ^ 'ted to has been hnnofed, tho cordial hoskets filled with flower* In mate! Maine, are expecte slort expires N u v . I S 1*. , - ^ _ member* John Melaeh. I#. It. atr.Veos. D. T, The guest list includedi Miss MaMiss Maude Tyre, Miss Mary Itality of the hostess being re- cake and coffee. The n ert meeting arrive hero this week for a three hrid a t The tints. After several , progreefioni. pltality will be he!l«t next week with Mrs. .month? sojourn in their cottage on ble Bowier, Mrs. R. C. Bower. Mrs. Benson.’Lewi* Green and Willard-’ W hiufer.^ D irectors, fleeted in Ig s™ * ^ from Korea' trom: counted and the * * '-Sy, fi. Ri R. Deas. Mre. E. F. H ousM di* i t O W - f 'W a j s r ‘ «*?aiyS w i•. Mrs. Floyd PnlUifr.S'Hre. W. Mor-i tinner W ill ;.i, i ' ectfng wore Mrs. T. K. Roll, Mra. In a recent letU r from J . . E. ton Thjgpen, Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Mr*. Dancing- 'C ta ses amT Mr*. . red Myerb, Ml*. JV. ,C. McLendon, Brown of Beaufort. Ga., ho stafea David Caldwell, Mr*. B. L. Perk­ DANS SMOKE AND DRINK HILTON’S^ >(W ' at bridge J Wolfe, that he and Mru. Brown are mov­ ins, Mra. Elton Moughton. Miss eld A t Woman's Mrs. T, H. Lamb, MV*..C..lUAndrew •AMwmm. «* ot Mr*. R. z : ~ . ing from Beaufort to OairfesvHtc; -Martha: ^Fox, Miss Martha MatonorNEW YORK, Jan. 14s—<&— IIS Magnolia A m thews, Miss Mary-’ .Powell,. Mr*. Mra. T. G. Alaobropk of Palatkri, uVCfh N ext Tuesday Walker, Mr*. Jim Fiolda, Mrs. R. where he will’ enter the mercantile Miss.P*arl Kramer, who nt 30 be­ nr 8, P in t Class Barber* Chnrie* L. Britt. Mr*. William A. is the guest of Mr*. J. N. Robaon Warren. Mrs. B. G. Methvln, Mrs. business. / '' . 1 ------; V '• came a director of a banking firm, a t library at her homo on Sanford-Orlkndo Lcffler and Miss Mcll Whitner. All those desiring'to take advan­ S. X B.. Wilkinson, Mrs. R, S. nnd Is to go abroad tin a 130,000 - Given T*^ road. tage of .the. dancing d is ti l- Vrhich Puerlfoy; Mrs. I. R. Estrldge, Mrs. David Douglass and daughter, 000 deal, docs not smoke nor drink. Tampa—Y. M. C. A. will cam­ L. tE Bragg. and two -Vlaltor.i, Mrs. wfll bejNn^ iwxfc Tueadmr*under ihq Miss Ruth of Longwood were cal­ at 10 Her hair is bobbed. Mra. H. B. McClirre and Robert atpipiccst of.the^ Social TEjepdrtincnt Skippvr'arid Mrs. Huffman, ^ ling hero Sunday. They attended paign for now skyscraper home in B. McClure of-Cincinnati arrived In of the Sanford'Woiftan’a .Club, arc church service here accompnnted 1020. Sanford on Wednesday for an in- asked to register a t thorclubhouso Miss Gertrude' Douglass, the Upsala and Grapeville by deflplte stay .1 i j . t . Immediately. - ’ v ■ former’s niece. I St. Augustine—New waterwork* »ei ■ .. Miss Dishman and her assistant Sam K. Meigs of Palatka la the will arrive here on Tuesday and . Mr. and Mrs. .Beck spent the Rev. U. E. Bold filled his pul­ system being placed in operation, • guest of his niece, Mrs. J. N. Rob­ will be glad to meet all. those de­ week end at the hotne of her par­ pit here Sunday afternoon a t tho son afc'haT home oh the^Sanfoyd- siring dancing instructions at that ents, Mr. and Mrs, Westcrdlck. Sataso'ta—Bello Haven Inh be­ Ufuil hour, but the inclemency of Orlando road. " E IT H E R W A Y time. There will be classes ing demolished, to moke way . for tne weather and Sickness'In tho ' Mrs. John Borell'and Mrs. Bal­ adults as well aa the children. Hughey community kept many awfcy who new 0-story office structure. Mr, and Mr*. B. R. Dlghton and Miss Dishman is from Jackson­ linger were on t(ra eick list last otherwise woyld have been here, family are now oecuplng their love­ week with cold*. ville and comes to Sanford highly ly will be '‘‘H o' You Think It’s Going To ly new home recently completed recommended, she having Just re­ Y O U 'L L P R O F IT *. R. J. on Edward H, Smith, sister and Rain?*1 Come to high school F ri­ Hughey Street. ^ The folks m Grapeville appreci­ : turned from Now York where she on Park husband, Mr. ahtid_________ Mr*, Martin „ef day night and see. has gathered the.latest ideas- and ate very milch getting tho Herald Cleveland, lock, Ohio, arrived hero Sat­ C. R. Dillard, of Jacksonville, the day It is published. steps in dancingShe has recently be enter- district superintendent of the Sin­ urday evening vln. automobile to , B Y U SIN G \y< added to her many laurels, by giv­ ioteU.with clair Mark Dodd, who has been tra­ ■pend the next two or three Refrigeration Co.,-waa in the .Dr. Dentqh was c*Jl4d Tuesday ing an exhibition dance in-which ' and Mr*. city on Wednesday attending to' in their bungalow in West veling for tho Painter Fertiliser SO children under the ages of seven to attend little Marvin Dwain months iej, a t 3. business. Co.t in South Florida, has return­ *, . * , r Swanson,-who has beep ill this GoJdcnrod. - ' c years took part. * ed here bnd opened a real estate week fromUctithln^. . 0 ■ ' „ ' — ' - • 'Classes will also start a t an early meet at „ . , «ov. Reid, nimount-od hero Sun- ofHco in . Winter Park. ' Dr. C. S. Breeden and Mr. Dh- date; at. the, $lubhpuse for those, m Miller'with .. 1 • MLTfcSr ■ \ . Rev. J..S . Ctixric ex. <to be day afternoon tl}at a series of ■ Ho expects to cqntlnuo; his who wish 'to' learn to play-bridge. Camp. of Lakeland were the dlnher. h I l / Colguests of Dr. and Mr*. J. N..Rob­ The dato will; b« ‘ a'nbnunccd , lat- here1Jnn. IT. Sqnday acKbol-at.0:45 mwtinKS would begin Sunday, Jan. v.rorJi' for ■tho Painter Company. C L A SSIF IE D A D S will be held and services a t 11:00. 10 a t the Baptist Church in Oviedo and sell, real estate as a side- line. "> r if v* son on Wednesday evening a t their er- * •• The Christmas^'-bttMrM?JM '<0.00 with a morning . service at - U home on Sanford-Orlando road. ' . - * sent to ‘the Children's Home HcJPck,'»rl<! Bn evening service a t Mrs. R. L. Croner and ee Balk an. £V*,r ;v- ;. ■ Mrs. D. Hpwftrd Gives was -t Ui. tha Townsehd are.victim s of in­ in Jacksonville. C ■ Vi80 o’clock. ; t * tie If. tf* V. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Smith of fluenza a t this.time, ). C.. a t the Wetumpka,-Ala.i arrived i n . San-, D elightful •Party <Fdr :ested in buVing o r w a n t ' If you’re i • • Mr. Malm is visiting hi* daflghH*hry Townicml and family and m 0 to ford on Wednesday ; and are the ter, Mrs. Hamll. Thlar a t DaytonA MUs Ida Barton attended-the “get^ u d e Tyme’ Membfers guests of Mrs. Smith1* sitter, Mr*. m do to sell—you can (to it in a hurry a t little Beach. . to-get her’! uirvlco of the M«tb6dlst i. Abel Am. J.-O. Laney a t h er homo bn Mag­ Church, and Sunday'school a t'th o T h e T lu d e ,Tyft»e" Brldge'Club ■■•.iMr. avilla 61 the nolia'.Avenue. nleSAatltbr ‘ e. auspice* 'direct from 1 MMwnH*-thapui ter, Mlss.p:iia . r a fJ O ffl1 H the owner a t a ictfniideretfon ’of • .. ' / ' .. :.v ^ uz / V > • • ■V Two M ethodist School at-the home,‘of at‘'f\£T-, her-ho home"- on; Dak ie Swanson: • •■ 130,000. Mrs. M. J. Collkult was operate M v . -. . P h on e 148. .. .. . : ; so vniir*l$sus' ’and Avenue. Chinese a •- j • _-* Teachers A re honored ferns ' B i-t ed on at the Orange General Hos< artanged in bMkfts'Werc ef-' . The WUling felfare De, Wd^kers:sntint , M aster Edwar son pital Wodne'saay uf laat week, fof With Lovely1 Courtesy fectivCly.. placed in. the Urge llv-. pleasant aftcrnoorivwlth Mrs.V ,V ; # i*rr of the Mr. and Mr*. Geo rgo Parker, .ha* the removal of goitre. The.latest ing room. . . . V . si'and daughters during the he .clubbouae at, arid an experienced taker will aspist you?in prepar- Riii -.r>■ been rill’ with^malarlnl fcver -for report of h e r' condition Is th a t 1*<- - s; J Delightful In fcvory way was the A must delightful--garpo of ay*.-" tho. past week., Po* the last ■six she \ it •’ rapidly regaining ! her ";?• ' W V l* ' Jvp’i bridge .was played during’the aftIntr the copy. • party given Wednesday evening by daks-.he. hasi been given treatm ent and expects — t o ‘l «bo~ able 'errtoon, wheh »cotem':wcro counted * Emil Magn the teachers of tho primary and Mngnuson and Mias Tyner, • ■ -if , .» C ; ■ t i * H : -e W -Sir dally by D r., Osincup, • child spec to return to her home tho latter >11 beginner* classes of tho Methodist It was found that M rs.E.\E. Paige Mr; and Mrs, Mrs. pry M, m Bang , , and___ _ ialist of Orlando. ’ ttd week. part of th< held high score and was awarded Church. . honoring two o tx their, stun. of. -Wlndftrm6rt. were . also, iOOir-T — ; teachers who are recent brides Mrs. ■ IS iaraiade wire-grass card tray, guests there Sunday. .. . < <, Cowan and Mrs. George Sims, a t The consolation' prise,- a measuring ph McGngh- the hqme of-Mrs. John Sneed oft glass fell to tho lot of Mrs. Paul David Nesmith has bought a isgin, Joe Park Avenue. , ;; , 7 Ncold, small store on Sanford Avenue and >n hai aPeabody, Refreshments of creamed chick­ has moved *his family and Mr, and Fragrant narcissus and golden ide Whitten, calendulas combined with greenery en on toast, potato salad, saltines, Mrs. Arline last Week from the b :: I Remington, transformed this cosy home into a and coffee were served by the hos­ Beck cottage. eCrory, Mil- veritable floral bower. tess at the conclusion or the card • |, Lillian Mr.- Purdy haa erected two neat Contests and sage words of ad* game. . m elen Mc- vice homes In Unsal*, one of which he to the brides afforded much Dorothy throughout the evening. Women Of Christian la living in. Mr. Deane, who bought l i ­ ilns, Pat- merriment the Powers place, has also cotnAt a late hour, refreshments of noy, Bobbiu scalloped oysters menct-d a home; ’ ' Church Are Organized in patties, olives, er, Martha sandwiches, salted nuts and cof* i 'Strange, fee were served. A little daughter, who -luu been The women of the First ChrisnatOn Hen- ' tiah- Church met Monday after­ named Bernice, Wnj- born Dec. 28 to 1 . * ■; , . . *, . „ ‘jw'y** : It . • t *t it.. Hinton noon a t tho home jof ■A|r*i- it. A, Mr. and Mrs. Wcoks. Mr. Wcck^ fe -is » >a*, ii >m, Collen Mi’s. Raymond Philips . t I * » , 1 * t i‘rh*.t<*rA» •'*•» «♦ *; s 4;*.t '. *» V I** ;/ I I D * * - ' 11. * , jpk, y n riu M U 4 * h r ip Ullle Pay H ostess’*A t ,lCourtesy olgahltTng ,under ■ P P P or, Becnice l4kd 1ot’*Au xil ifir y 'R educM pi’ic esfo r Friday'arid thd name Mrs. Hulda Fisher and son, Will, J>pcr, Mar- ForYounger* Matrons of tho First. Christian Church. Bcatty, EdSaturday. ?35 to $42.50 Suite Officer* for the year wore elect­ and his bride, Mr*. Charlotte Tyner .Hood, arrived Saturday': from Tampa to ed as follows:-President, M m C..F, i The newly organised bridge club in g r y /ta n 'ancl brown. Two Wylte Vicki |compo.cj o1 a group of the young: Marshall;-Vico President,'Mr*. E. spend tho week end at the home of M. Calloway; Secretary and. Trea­ er. matrons Itrona of Sanford, t waa most Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Tyner., , days— surer, Mra. Raymond Fox; Visiting delightfully itfullj ohtUrtalned ined Wednes■ ■ •* . ■i - M day aafternoon by Mrs. Raymond Committee, Mrs. II, J. Clause; Kick Old maida will bo In stylo in 200U and Flower Committee, >Mm Ray­ Phillips a t her coty home on' Mas* mond Wilson; Communion Chair­ beesyso Mis* ‘ Marge, the typical nolia Avenue. Went, Odell man, Mr*. R. A. Tcrheun. 1920 model in MDo you think It’s Wicker baskets of narcissus and The next meeting will be held on fett, Rachel fcms Stout, R egular and Slim Sizes were arranged with pleas­ bbott, Arte- ing effect in tho room* where the Monday afternoon a t 3 o’clock at going to rain?'! said so. the home of Mr*. Raymond box iy Clauso, card tables were .placed. a t Magnolia Avenue and Hughey im* GlidoCTOKT SCBoCr— Score* were- kept on floral tal­ iftld, Martate, th ese long w inDo not f.CJU. ckey, Doro- lies and after an absorbing gamo /■ri ter avimln *t—p rep are yourself of bridge, of.bridge, the. pri** fo r top score. As girls did you over want to be ftlsbe, Knrlylu I __ Is r- position by ta h h ig est towel, to was award boy*? Julistt see how a I lasdelria « m u |^guest o d ra n ta s e of our business .. you would look v. ff 'A.'E. Rs ed • New classes In Bhorthai Mrs, Paul Lake, mg a boy a t the high school Friday '*■ - Robert Following the awarding of tho n ig h t Admission EOc,. D irt-cheap. ion, Billy L,. ic hiostesa assTsteiT by Mrs, II, Margaret rise, the Josephine (enjamln WhlLner, served dtlcki ... .S om ew ith Lucille salad, stuffed, celery, olives, sab mont c ’C t/T ^ lL b e f f iu h c d ^ e r * ! soon. . .. llxabeth tines and coffee; * , > . . l . I * w \ y r -fU, . brown, tai - A J i 'Raymond Thoi -X7T m ___ I _ m PM Mrs.I ___ Monroe Hutton, Mrs. LJack Morri- w “e r e'Mre fra. Paul Lake, U ke n.„r 'Two days Chnrlotte William #. Hardy, Mra. ' Whl tner, Mr*. Ned amin, Ai-' ‘Mra. Benjamin CAl OCT'25 . Opening Special Brexton rSYfi ft, Mra. ______ „ B. Bag-. Gant, Ola Chittenden, u__1* gett, and Mr*. Edward Betta, Ruth . i> . ■v on :-V.. .. / : •• -V'T ■ ‘ ____ TO GIVE LUNCHEON 1 ’ ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■■■ «. Thompson, LV-- ' F e n ria n e n t W av in g - Benjamin, On Wedne f-.L. E. Tew, jverc l/dK! m W e l f a r e ’ D e v ___ For 10 Days O n ly ’ give a ford Woman'* % {(rede l* j mem! iti-Tex and Oregon lues i Virginia LundJohn Mfoarik* '.rurar** its. tan■ and brow thoie deal b-.T- Grey • 1a^jL r i. Robinson, ' I ■ A L m w v w w ti V \* 5 8 ■ <. On Men’s Suits and Overcoats — -------— — i S iL '-T S “.t^aphella m For a 825.00 Eugene or Nest *- Pow.ll, - iav‘i ■ •o r, iOCTl Gat- Marlon TWfWl <4 ILMEN’SOVEM . t �wV ■*’ • j* m & i WL-L • ■ W.-t-V w K y M o /r t r 'U n F u a 'U 'r c b l iV o tr n m O v e r T h e IV f . Ko M tis ^ and Trail IcVernayV Mr. RpbinHon’n building will be iriv G riifctrc S ta tio n A t lw«* M o rW In hoigbt. *J sand iter. P a r k . ^ n i a j s ^ I g h t brick runat ruction; wlty tho M tunt floor dpnVn<xJ for n gnrsffo opening. night t i EaWTdrd's «n<l ..ff;. ,• l-uildifig* bvprhcu.f, The' I5»dlf> hrOattcnatin^nppgrtntrt wbrlc » cald i° represent approxi­ ’ the 'statio n nt ilCoUlna Cali mately $<b600,- ‘ fn W inter Park, WtU .can*' , T h e '^arncp? .Will be run Jn conrtm l features Jbh'toU are* juiK-tldp U'ifb {Ho, Willyn-OYorlahd t6 receive the ulnudUfl of' ngoncy next door according to Mr, radio audience frotn,'cf)*»t RoMAarp, Who Wih Use the’ ofllcca and a? fa r north, ns for his private urc. 1 •Mr. Vcriiny to ,-constructing*’a [rt, according to an announcomndc today by official* who iave charge of the cUttfon on Thursday night during tho year 1926. ,r • "Tbo openinr; of the n«w flat ion iB. an event of which tluf city may welt be proud. The benefits tit be derived wilt be many &hd/ varied and, the people of the United •States are going -(to hear, some •m ighty interesting facta -rcln tiw to tbq S tate of Floridn ns a whaia and the city of Sanford in pnrticu-lar, stated Mayor F p r r c n tU k c In commenting on the aiidecssral cAaelusion of the - n.-gMinfion* which were carried on bet tro th 'the city and Rollins C ollegtrifcr the wan made pnhlic this a fte r, use of the station. : . .. ( 1<s boon and reads on follows: •'?$*! “The contract ]iu« liocn signed t. Belecthfn by the Murwelba! l iho city did* afrcudyTpald tin* .Band. t quarterly charge, for Ure nth _ And rc.ss on Ganford, by Mayor Lake. ' the station," W. 13. Wni»nu», ' manager, stated, "and thn :i..SclocUnh (vocal), from Mady'Commissioners and the May- nmo Butterfly by Mm. Lucilt) Aspiano accomfeel: th a t the advertisldfe'S'idud pehlnub Tnkuch: h e programs which w illBtr pro- panhmmt 'by. M adw Ward D eii.. ) tod by Sanford ponpl a cannot If lbg ' Sc cc ,oni ‘hy Elinor accompanied on the piano overestimated.'’ 0 t 1 ’ W^rd UeiU. fhe program fo r the opening ffelectltuiE by Municipal Band. ;anj{*j£le N ow P layed B y P r ttiffc Of^ W ales assure l.ej-uiit, oil ih e Jn d d a y of K.*l,ri A. |1 m i i ,vt 10 o 'clock A M. JnnH.. im p lic a tio n lo t h e Judffi V*e L l r c u l l C o u r t of Cm Hov •/'"t'eliil <'Ir c u ll of t h e U tah H o rtil.i. « i S a n fo rd . P lo r l d a , LOri r»ON Jpn. Id;—(/P)—Knsnatidp ofcrthc l>fnee of Walt* the (’mirl may I,,, r tho b a u jo lo lii l m t uprcuil to whorover to ur*t»-r rtuihnrlsltiK . tti* atliif her mcmVrA <>£ u ^ -r^ v a l fam* nr nit tnfitot f e m a le chilli ns M a ry I'lli.nlirtti W a rd. The D u tch es .af.,Yt*rk j,ful .pfiu* *■ Maud, now L'ldyj, crtrnpglf, ive become performers on the atru m en tir' i-iii . . as v. J. G. SHARON B b T in : r m i j« Serial So. Attomey-nt-Law Will prncLico In all the ccqrta L -* Examination of Abstracts c i Ijind Titles given especial attention Offices In Court House . D e p a r t m e n t of t 8 . L a n d O ffic e (ft C •da. . I)ee..j30.- i«W V;”*Wot Ice la heri-liy' as it is beauti ful. Nothing so enhances the value of a community as the erection of beau' . •• • i . « ,if li M l itf - ■y t . , 1 * ' t {•' tiful homes, homes on par with one another, homes in w hich the architec tual treatment is harmonious throughout. V/UfcO tit'i t» 4 f.-' W E ! lA V t. T H £ fit:S I BUYS ACREAGE' . B U $ l N E $ S 'H O M E S itiff, nf «>»(e G B O H a tJ C Itei _ ; y x o n c rii 4 ttoT ici* N o lle # I# h e r e b y irlvun t h a t In restricting to only the higher class buildings, the developers fully real Vc t k [e z K ettl l y Ct > Yuhltv Hoiel'liu iifliMi! and charm ot-Locli'Arbor % added; t o ^ d ^ d ^ t a T o investors this means a great deal, for the construction of homes that will I ’ i 1* f * *' i ♦a r* *f *lA *j ^ ' ##1 • : If t * %* V * ^* r meet with the requirements of tbe restriction^ cannot help but mean ini . , , li . I , creased valuation and necessarily greater profits. best buys oar fecllnca. •ll'a Lho our blood th a t enunh » « blood wUl ten) It died waya.. I t yfrur aynLoin Is B, 10, in find- 20 acre farms Ttog for rlcll; red )Wood, you . In cultivation. * / ’ look aud feel old a t :thirty..But oil build up lho rod ■hlood-cotla i 8. 8. 8. you’ll quick., loma o f ab o v e Qk es fade away — tho aai Cttga giro way to nrm. nolld frontage. d th e treat, glowing beauty, of h.lako tho.place o t.a akltt tab and dlBtlgured wltSSBlemloh. t>. Ich, red blood means youth, AIho property on Lnlte d o and energy I 8. 8. 8. helps Ntv ’ Monroe'. ; thie build rod-bloort-cella by lho aiUions. For gane rat Ions 8. B. Hi fas hcon keeping poorlu looking Uld feeling young, Purlbrlng. rich, >WN REALTY md blood that 8. 8, B. helps Naturo W ld, nourlbhes every muscle, orAn and tissue of tho body. Pimples, COMPANY 4dtehes and * [toads d l s a p p o a , r . A dolls, a c c o m a andfC * ^ ^ 1 'Uhes dry up. Your y T h e Country Club Entrance Section offers such envii;onments and restrictions, its unique location facing the .y j ' I *’. |»*l‘ t • I i tM - . I , ; . golf course makes it most desirable for those who eniov 122 Union Ave, ittir a r h o l o being S fSIM on tho look mill l<*ror of youth. Wsko up your.sy*. W vrjth 8. S. S. Build red blood jWyou robqlld youth J Get 8, 8. a. P J any druggist. Tim iurcor hot- •i'hnm t 473-W . W ^ ^ r r jr r r r 40— A C R lU-244 in the awV4 of «minolq Co., 1% miles o from 2 Hnilroudu ami >' A J f S j ? : *# . V- N ext tp Post Office *1’ B it Money In Truck. 3 and ^ yeara at 8% i t o Wld. — ************ �i tes‘ i ; for a healthy and baautlful It will be UU h a t«tnr«l n basin, som oof the iuTrcumlheighto* reaching 0,000 ft t i . basin Itself is 22,000 fe*t above .• m ; m -:- ttle Are Moving :k Free Parts O f n Greater Numbers ona f of Corn* iieo when the eorporato name was that dur- changed, was organized nbout Sorted by , (.jght yearn ago for tho nolo purif Martin, »p0#P „f waging war upon tho catjado and j tic fever tick. It was declacpd by Iniry cat- •tho business men who perfected the i and 688 | organization, th at the cattle buaine from , nrss in tho state eventually would Kentucky, lri,riKe to exit and th at there never ith Caro-UyouM bb a dairy Industry until Itlic foremost g state even tree, has imfrs of cows |bke tho place •South Flori' farm ers, in the dairy inrtipldly, hove cuttle from Total Cows Calves 3 08 10 40 148 1 51 0 r>:j 103 01 232 141 304 80 306 487 67 73 306 37 270 104 47 100 2870 688 e cattle the Sebring—Construction begun on m with (he .dty’ s first skyscraper, lit the N ALL Florida today chep! is no greater place of >Tr., 'opportunity and profit than Daytona Beach and '^ie .whole wonderful Halifax Rivet .country* It f T ' ‘ is in '% swing.of a . j e ^ l ^ ^ x i ^ n d k m i a ^ as southern Florida earlier experienced, with fihi same splendid opportunities for profitable invpgttnfta&qQMI to progressive people. w ' ------* blishnicnt of the Industry In Ploridn beenubo of the' unlimited load ■ mnrkot but will not go into tick infested localities; Several West Florida counties, Ideally ■located from .the transportation standpoint and with perfect terrain fob dairy cattle tire without these industries simply because they have.ticks. In effect, cays the State Chamber, they prefer the cattle tick which not only prduces nothing but*ac­ tually is a detriment, to an indus­ try which would bring them -m il­ lions of dollars in cash annually. Tho figures otv the movement of dniry cattle Into the East Coast Imports ndlth of dniry Itatcs and at te entire outnorth na t the cream -, lows: Curs re discovered | Month 4 Florida for •lanunry ... 2 ilimited nrvl February . r> contracts for March ___ ..... ........ 2 |ars in order April e their ship- May -------- ........ 0 June ....... ......... 0 16 |of Commerce July ....... l should keep August .... ........ 15“ Imillions now September ..... 18 for milk and October ... 12 November ......... 10 December 8 die, Profits Cl ,'invntci'— Prospects bright ocd through blight for new post office building. laws nnd the ' ------------------------- — irudicato the. Pensacola—Itebuilding uf Muscle lairy cows, is .Shoals, Birmingham & Pensacola the farmers I llnllruad will cost approxlmntoly i harvest for 12,500,000. . • • ■ All the old charm is still there— the wonderful tm s ; tht world-famous beach for surf bathing and motQring-*-rfic tonic climate that makes outdoor sports a delight every month in the year. But in addition there is a hustle of hew life, with millions going into permanent improvements on every band. . ^ \ R esales are A ctive ■— 1, ’ Resales in the Causeway Sec­ tion of D aytona Shores started prom ptly w ith profits, to . ' * * • mt « investors ranging from 100 t o . 2 2 0 percent. D aytona Shores operates its o w n R e­ sales Department. Farseeing investors w h o realize h ow values grow w tlh the con­ struction o f an O ceih Cause­ w ay are invited to com m uni­ cate w ith the Resales Depart­ ment; D aytona Shores, D a y ­ tona Beach, Florida. a a - ;• .• t l * * ’ ’ a* C ,A truly amazing activity— and at the forefront, Daytona Shores. This outstanding development of the whole Halt'* fax River country, with its fifteen miles of natural w.atet- • ,v W lfjlS a , . ■. .:. r / ils il It’s the W hite Canary •fj Tfih i w j •>.FiV ’v i , • I a y to n a ty are \W a (ith y • from itle & "■ p i .*?■>!& u ’.!|aU i •. m �[DAY. l A N P A ttY I I . 1M 6 GETS BIG GERMAJy O i i A t u Of Murder I s Nearing Close MIAMI, .Inn, 1 3 .- W - C * s e o f state a g a i n John Gobel, realtor, accused of murdering Mrs. H. B. Hunt ttrhllo visiting her in pail hero laat Rtimner was expected to close today a* all w itnem a wore m ar­ shalled to the stand In the morn­ ing. saaaion. Home'of them will be recalled, perhaps.. Today's prosecution tes­ timonies were mainly corrobora­ t e In nnttirr, strengthening the links forged yesterday afternoon in witnesses told of his visit to her a t tho Jail, her poisoning nnd tho subsequent death bed Reene id which ho was accused in n dying LLTANTA, On., Jan. 14>—For Iflfa t half of 1020 economic (dlttetja1seem to warrant* belief TfVepntlntied brood production I distribution lii most lines, with fwa> i traffic probably a t least m o parity with the tnff/lc of S, H was pointed out hero to^^JP aliw ay executives, t ls.difficult to see beyond the Idle of the year, It was shown, auso of the importance .which ps will have, not nlotio in- trafoffered for transportation, Jbut replenishing and continuing the Tjhaslng power of the groat ming population 1020 crops be aonobly large In pried, railway h aay the year 1920 may sllghtsorpasa 1025 in amount and rhr adequate in the volume of toward the improved earning pow­ War Period Snw Matty er of the railrcpds will probably Great Confederate Plans have a critical effect upon future developments, executives point out. ’ Worked In Old Navy Yard "Is the hasif, of a fair return to be looked upon merely ns a theor­ CHARLOTTE/NrCv Jnh. 14.— etical high water mark, to bo a t­ 0F)~This Inland city was pneu tho tained only oeeasionally and to bo possessor of an extensive navy V' instantly followed by incrensed yawl. wages or reduced rales, or both?" Down In the railroad section, a is n. question some of tho execu­ few blocks off ■Tryon Street, a ihorte s nek. U son, they say, then a ft­ er all tha roads will have made confession. Utile progress in understanding tho Jpity's colnny of 'North Carolina, stake of modarn society , In ade­ a heap of blackened ashes' marks spot rthnpm I- whero 00 years ago the quate and prosperous railroads. r the If on the other hand, Atlanta Confederate government. rushed railway executives claim, the greot Norfolk navy yard supplfi body of shipper and public opinion them from capture by tho • remains favorable to the main 102<1 army. Tims came about the rrcttfmunf may __ well be considered the start _ .... .> what bus been claimed hero as "the fflc handled./', ■r V of-g now era. Inveatmcnfc in railroad securities far inland navy yard in modern The railroads, it is expected, will ! to good times by perhaps larg- should,, as a result, become much history." purchasos of oars nnd loenmo- more attractive. Popular partici­ The incident that is credited with M than in 1025 and by a con- pation In such investment' may having thrown the Southern execu­ tives into fright over tho safety of dance of Important work on their Norfolk station, wat tho bat­ I*: tra tft’*nd structures, it was tle in Hampton Ronds between the Wad here. .I t wOUld seem, one Monitor and Mcfrininc. Tools and cutlvc suggested, that new capmachinery from the Virginia yards %*p«ndlturca bydhs.ronds dur___ „ „ ,flnt __ wero hastily loaded aboard ,the year will probably at least and to Incrensa the stability of worn nnd sent southward to Char­ it tm# 780 million dollars of railroad investment by njort near­ cars lotte. ly balancing their capital ns be­ Frame structured were hurriedly & & On Public Opinion tween stocks and bonds, it wan constructed on acquired property T w o Story House in Good Location he attitude of public opinion assorted here. anti included a-gun carriage nhop, n laboratory, nnti a torpedo shop. Next n forge shop was built m the senate refused to net upon nt which was made the largest steam the last session, would be a long I have forty lota listed in Bel-Air, which hammer turned out in the South up one, . ho bought at a bargain. Mu4U»P tho LIiW bLILIlU T»IHI to that period. Hero also shifting . .'Comini before Bennie with the unanimous endorsement of the Was forged for all the Confeder­ Interstate Commerce Commission, Can give good terms on any of thfim. the Taylor nomluntiort was con­ ate "Iron clads." Rifles, solid shot, firmed without a roll cull nnd a ft­ WASHINGTON, Jan. i L er only r.' brief address by Senator Let me sell you Bomo good income property, fr hattlcfront over President IHcnse. It was stated that this lidga'a nominations to tho ,In- senator was tho only ono to vole itate Commerce Commission In tho negative on the viva voce i reduced by half Wednesday volu, i the confirmation by tho: senK A R L J. S C H U L T Z of tho appointment o f RUhard faylor, of A labam a.. i_ ». if e A l/ Sfe9TATE—II^VI5STMEN TS •nator Blouse. (D.), Soatb CarNEW YORK, Jnn. 14— (A Ta, alone held out ugainst Mr. Last year’s royalties from the Phone 74-1 lor, but the nomination of books of Nntlialiu Crane, 12 year Arkansas Lady Greatly Relieved Hy Colorless Liniment. old poet, lins been revealed by her GflG-fl07 First Nntlopal Batik Building father ns $1,329.90 out of which Lula McFuddcn, Hope, Ark., ^ointm ent, continued to face much came $412 cxjtcnxes, including 9->0 says, “Before using Sorbol-QuudW. F. HOLBORN, Bales Manager: iJatlffer opposition. Sor dancing lessons, $100 for reci­ nij)lo I couiil not use .my eyes for ; Mr. Woodlock appeared before tal costume ami $10 for book.t. reading or sewing. Myv-throat th# Senate Interstate Commerce would tlirob and choke me. I was Commission bommiUoa nutating for Daytona — Model experimental short of Imeuth and my heart would questioning by Senator Wheeler. farm will be established in lialifux feel like it would jump out. I now * . do all my work nnd om us well na (D.), Montana, and will appear ccuntry. before." Bold nt nil drug stores, •train tomorrow, Somo members or write Burbot Company, Mechnnof the committeo predicted that the Dodo City—Movement on foot irsburg, Ohio. Locally aLlluum ik fight over his nomination, which for erecting Inrjrajicw.theater boro,- Irtt-A-Arulcmii. BERLIN, ‘Jaif. ll>—(jP)--Ao Englishman i* claiming «tAto» that ^rib make him ono o f, Gcr-* many's biggest land owiltrs. Princa C h a r l e s Edward, former Duko of Saxecubunv already lias been Often you hear men* . that if they cared a little .rrioney in th^ n . that, they could set m sands of more miles out* their cars. But th e y dJ bother. They1trade inJ a new car. Then we mJ] the repairs—and the 3 \ '' are good for thousand] more miles, just as tf said. ! Taihpn—Roxtonc manufacturing laboratories will be removed from Chicago to this city. MILLER 0. PHILLIPSj * Second Street at' Oak AvsniJ ■S<-nnltil«\ p r a c tic a l o nta lug— l»y n tioiihr)- m an nof an - a r ti s t. Also v.iiimtilc fotucr on food nml r a t e of t.'hlcN*. Double c a p a c ity ntnl w o n . ii.iTuI tinullty uf ’ClilcUs f*»v iszn. I'lucc ynur order early. c. A. \UIWIAg Mr, t'K O K u m v IU e , T erm . aylor’s Selection DCommerce Body sits Senate Okey <?oitre Caused Suffering For Seven Years DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS BELL GOOD ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WIIAT OK BUSINESS IS.DOING FOR GROW BETTER CROPS AT GREATERT'ROFlf ID E A L FERTILIZE]? A greater number of the better nml more profitable crops <b( ct laat thirty yearn have been made with 1 DEAL BRANDS. • •- s ix ! f>*f. •'‘iiBi.ri-jt* : *•* *■ . . Manufacturera of Ideal Fertilize cm ■J - . 4 ■- f ' Jacksonville, Florida. Established 3803 Paid R. Forbes, Mgr, Sanford Brandi. .V*T' fir s t p a ym en t a n d cqn venien f terrns on balance For a n y closed c a r-e v e n a “ Four” —you pay ^almost ad much an the Essex Coach costs. Yet .what a.difference in evervtliing that counts — perform ance, Quality, Com fort, Good Looks,a n d your pride In the car you own. A single ride will* tell, And, in price, terms o f payment, economy of operation, Essex is jiiBt as easy to” own: W hy accept less than’ a Y!Six” ? W hy n q t’ have die qualities o f die most wanted “ Six” type in the world? Alyrile Ave., and’ Fourth St. OC U t w t Mils (.VMS DAIRYMANS Rhone 539 “Distributors of SUNSHINE, A complete line of Horse, Poultry and Dairy feed. Colton Seed Meal, Bran, Molases, Paris Green. I* rirt vriut a rev EATS but v ia t the DIGESTS that petdeers milk end kuUrr Uti Sunshine * EggMaah Sunshine; v s Scratch Feed | .CfaUiBi note 9 uq 7Ji DICLESriELE cuLrirnti. A Iffrain f i • Horse Feed- V, Your monc) back if you ON A 4 nit aatLfUci. t’s crimps into th e tut-brown tf all over th e same . WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO, T h e E ssex C oach m a y be pu rch ased for a lozv SANKOIM), FLA • The services of our Horticulturist, Prof. B. F. Floyd and Dr. H \j Entomologist and Plant Pathologist, associated with our subsiclumj Agricultural Supply Company are at your command. / o n over wnat died cigachair and i earful o f r cigarette at Prince » CONSULT OUR SERVICE ORGANIZATION ' 'I COACH a \ • A nd you w on’t lay it down often when you discover that wonderful taste o f real tobacco. Cool. Fragrant. Friendly, T h e Prince Albert process cuts out bite and parch pos-i-tive-ly. G et a tidy red tin or a toppy red bag today and you’ve g o t the best there is for cigarettes, • T his goes for pipes to o . I f you ’ve envied the fellows w ho have found pipecontentm ent, just see what a wonderful difference P. A . makes in the bowl o f a jim m y-pipe. Pipe or cigarette, your �EVERT T R l BY CONDO Bonds O f Florida Firm T o d a y you receive handsome profits jf you .are successful in m alting your hens lay a latge num ber . .'of eggs. You can dp so by feed in g Red Comb E g g Mash. ByDayton: n .via.— t prob-. nd most Florida | line of In th«? I north Klusive feme of ms the »y runulovard ► f Dayly was [opday. Folger Johnson, note! architect and city planner, has completed nis plans for making the Daytora Shorn bridle path a by-word In the Florida horseback riding world. “The ‘job Isn't so difficult as one*would Imagine/’ H r. Johnson said* “owing to tho extreme gener­ osity of Mother Nature. It is sim­ ply a question of sacrificim? o few priceless trees hero and there in order to make the path follow along tho banks of two of tlvj most beautiful water coursca in the vtorW.” Pnbhe offering todiy tif mo.OOO,000 firtit mortgage Jive p ir cent Rnld bonds’of'tne newly formed Florida Power and Light Company 'was quickly oversubscribed. The company soon will Have out­ standing 100,000 shares of 7 per cent cumulative preferred, 50,000 sharps of second preferred and 2,500,000 shares-of comrqoh, all three classes of no j» r value. Operating revenue'for the year ending Nov. 30, 1925, of the mfno companies In the 180,000,000 com­ bine were $8,385,000 and net Sf3,484,000. . J tx fr r n l 3 that T t t u '.e u r esrer> H ts f c T« ‘m e g o 150 U m} • Pensacola—Pensacola shipbuild­ ing plnnt to he reopened and work­ ed to fullest capacity according to report. C t.€ 4 M tg a r ^ jw s r .s .K • » >< * i iV j. i i.M SO L D B Y Elm qnd C om m ercial FREE UOUENZOLLERN CONFINED DOOBN, Jan. 14.—</P)—Wilhelm Hohensollem after three opera­ tions for car trouble, has been con­ fined to his chateau fo r 10 days. The villagers are gossiping over tho sudden death of one of the specialists, who treated him. UNITY j *• p u ‘ HE. *** t Comfortable Pullman Busses Are Operated From NEW YORK — Mae Murray would rather havo some one cook her bacon and eggs for her than be domestic herself, so now she’s not to wed Rudy Valentino. "We’re B. L HAMNER ORGANIZATION ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE ROMANCE Tampa—Citizens to vote on un OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. , ncxing large area to city. Coral Gables—Building construe tion going on St rapid rate. DON’T W A IT hi spend I during Its serv‘Jorthcm Don't w a » l e _ _ t l m e -taklitK pllln, lalili-tH or jiowilrrN fo r koh on the stomach or crin*tlpation, when * lm !»!•• burkthorn bark. m aKin *lum Hiilptr. t\ ii. glycerin e, etc., uh mixed In Adlerian, r e m o v e * koh In TISN | minute* and b r in g " out a *ur|irl*lng I amount o f , old wante m a tte r you I never thouaht wn* In y o u * ayntem. I Aillerlkn I* hucIi nn excellent I n - 1 te.tlnul evuruunt that you w i l l he natonlshed at Ita U lTIt'K action Hlon* tlibt full, bloated feellliK anil make* you hn|i|iy and cheerful. Don;t w a it nny lon ger but g l v r y o u r bow el* n UM AI. cle an sin g w ith AdIrrlkn* today! Wobl by nil lending d r u g g lM . No matter how fender your face «r taugh the beam, S tfw sltokcH of the James Strapper puts a bettrr-thnn-new edge on your blade no that you get the Hhavv of your shaving life. Huy a James today. “ H h n t l o a I* BOW a p l e n * i i r d I l is t e n d o f a m o r n Ini; la n k anil o n e b la d e a r r r r * m an, u r r l w — llir H aving In M a d e * a l o n e w ill p a , f o r Ihl* w o n d r r f n l » , r u p l'e r." I I .* . , F L O R ID A ’S F O R E M O S T IIE V .E L O P E I& / r . 1 ‘ . * > , V 11 v < **>,’ i * * So that you may hoc anil appreciate the investment opportunities of Florida's R realesl city, busses will leave* the Seminole Hotel at Sanford lor Tain pa, every murniiur at 7 o'clock. Other accontodaUons ore provided gueiits by the Homner .Organization. ' -< * ■, L. HAMNER ORGANIZATION nklin Street, Tampa fur f u r t h e r d etu ils « • J# t ’. M. Adamson, Syracuse, New York. Gold Plated, with fine leather Strop, all in compact Morocco I.cather Cn*e. Protected by U. S. ami Foreign Patent*. R O U M ILLA T & A N D E R SO N 100 E. First Street Inevitable Bsites at pre-flev^lopment prices are certain to. advance irison of the extremely low prices we are asking for lots in the |‘ • , 1 * *m 0 g ‘I *qi* % • ction, improved as they will be, with the prices of lots nearby will convince you of the'wonderful resale value of these lots, and you 3ily realize that there is no offering in the greater Sanford Dist embodies the same investment opportunity for quick and sure lat will be made by buying in Sanford Grove. We invite inspection that we can prove these .statements. Call or phone.the office and have a .courteous representative to accompany you to the property. a The vast program outlined for Druid Park .embodies all the finest improvements and conveniences, in keeping with all the fine properties surrounding and adjoining the city. This is one of the main factors assuring hb*gq and immediate profits for the purchasers'. . . • ’• - Those seeking an investment, speculation or an exclu­ sive homesite will do themselves justice by investigat­ ing Druid Park. f I ? j. ,. . . .v.1. f t *• * ..r - * — Phone 249 j v % %Li “ You*may get in on this wonderful proposition a t pre­ development prices on the most liberal terms—IF YOU HURRY! ^ .• The Second U nit is now open for reservations. Come in and make your selection to­ day th a t you Can be dssured to reap these profits. 1 . B A R T 'N A S O N , National Bank Bldff. For those buying1lots in Druid Park, profits are inevit­ able, due to the strategic location of this wonderful property. 1 X OUR ORGANIZATION Frank J. Fitzpatrick 1 D, C. Griffin ’' * W. G Hill E. M. Hunt �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1926 Mark Twain’s Old Print Shop Is JBeingMaInto Souvenir Library In Iowa JJ IH f / ' •*_ •* t '«• ------------ Nine Slates Join In Protest KEOKUK, la., Jan 14,—W — I been working on Orion'a neWspnA r a i n s t Establishment A rare piece of Americana—a copy) per, for a tour of the East, roOf Hydro-Electric Plant tils Keokuk city directory of 1858, part of xfhich was hand set In. There Oi On The Cumberland River by Mark Twain and in which he ncwspnRcr nfti listed himself ns an "antinunrinn" terprise had fi recently was found and subse- cntly left Musi quently lost in a curious manner, where the pri The Iowa State Insurance Com- better prospecl pany acquired and incorporated in Keokuk, Inter its office building nn ndjoining Samurl, who i structure In which Orion Clemcnn, to remain for brother of the humorist, conducted week, a printing establishment in Keokuk Clemons wai In tho late '50*. In making niter- his majority, n! ationn a copy of the «lirectory wns youth, X9 want found beneath the floor of the He thought a room In which the youthful Samuel made in lirnzil Clemens worked. dnpart. Dnihii Tho find was made by a work; j to bid good-byi man, who, m i knowing of the rushed back i books sentimental nmV blldiophilic tlmt nppurantl: vnlur*.1 examined It casually, nnd with bis Inter r then tossed it aside in a pile of j The idea wi rubbish. Later, news of the dis-*letters of his jt covery bccamd^tnown, but by that kuk Daily Post, tim e the book had disappeared, itor, offered hi The only other known copy of the artudes. Sainu directory is in the Keokuk Pub- j made n fresh si vation departments of the Feder­ ation of Womon’s Clubs in other states havo filed protests to the Kentucky State Park Commission ■gainst the application of hydro­ electric power companies for per­ mit to operate a power project in this region. Acknowledging flhe letters o f protest, O. C. Merril, executive secretary of the federal power com­ mission, comprising the secretaries of war, interior and agriculture at Washington, said that careful con­ sideration will be given to the "possible effect the construction of this project would havo on the scenic benuty of Cumberland Falls." The main objection is to the power dams that would be built. INSURANCE FIRM SOLD ------- ST. LOUIS, Jan. 14.—(*)—Control of the Missouri State Life Inaurnnce Company hns been' sold for 914,000,000 to Ropers CHldwell of Nashville, Tenn., an investment banker, who presumably represents a syndicate, President M. Singleton announced today, . , -------------- ----------*------- «T 1 f . W» I n V a*f<1 j*ni nn'd.>i n„|" tu r n . s!,\nr i then Aubumdale— Two-story apart- ‘t f " ment building nnd safe to be eon-1 mrnt structed. • (iffS A P I ) ITS » —--------- ihe rslftt* of: I’ ETEIt In p robate . fin al X o llrf i v PRETTY PUBLIC ACCOUNT Matte l.Vjt» M aaonlr T* b, pu Hall, Pentland anti AUDITS SYSTEMS Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sa* Pnlm Bench, Daytona B* OFFICE MACHINES Elton J. IWlSSTlnAT Robertson, Williams an re Is Iirrrby ulvrn that the ilgaed. will, on the Sth d a y j t I i . A. D. I92C, present tn.tho nlilr County J ikI k p o f 'H e i n l ounty. Klorliln. her fin al r r . sccniint nml vouchors ns nilrntrlx o f t h e c-ststS o f P e te r ■Ion nsril, nml a t said time, nil thiro, make application to Id Judge f o r n fin al sottle>f her administration o f salt) I f.nd f o r on order dlsohnrg-1 pcctcd to be erected near the site CUMBERLAND FALLS, Ky., Jnn. I t l/T>—Nine states ore. join­ of tlje present hendqunrters on ing Governor Fields* protest to Palmetto Avenue. tnvo Cumberland Falls, Kentucky’^ lnrgc?t waterfall, from impairment by commercial development. Kebring — 9212,000 bond issue | Mrs. W. L. Atkcson of Artesin, proposed for construction of new New Mexico, calls tho Fulls in Highlands county courthouse. Whitley and McCreary counties, "a gift of God,” in n wild nnd pictur­ ,' T v r m v iu T K ii* Winter Park—New Winter Park esque region where tho Cumberland , M V S T H A M ) A IIIIIK R S I A C I I I X B f River comes clown from Pino and radirr broadcasting station WDBO ^ • Cumberland mountains flanked by goes on nir. I . I n r - a - T I m e C o p , k o l i l r m M a i l i n g M a rh ln r* forested hills nnd plunges in falls l l r b n l l t a n d N rrund H a n d T y p r w r l l r r a below, a narrow, tortuous gorge. l l r r r r l k l n r f a O f f l r r .tln r h la r * * Wyoming, Kansas nml West Vir­ ginia, through their State Federa­ Moughton tions of Women’s Clubs, hnvo sent I iRCHITECr copies of their protests to the F ed-! O F F I C E M A CH INES C entral erni Power Commission nt Wash - 1 Klrat National B u k Bids, t ’l i o n r 13.17, O r la n ilo ington Chnlnrujn of the Conner4|n»fnrii ■ i. P la n s * 9XBTTM ‘.CENTRAL FLORIDA OFF 317-318 First National Rank Sanford, Florida. S. 0 . GRAY. RESIDENT Man TUELL & SMITH Arcade nldg. GIRLS MUSIC COSTUMES Do You think Its Going to Rain? HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MARVANI The last o f the Eastern Lake Section withi Friday Night H o’clock We hnvo taken on tin* Ensign anti Hcnderjon Lino of tiros in addition Ho our Dunlap Lino and will l>o nl>lc to give quick service cm any size. Seo us for Tires. Property is more valuable in some OSTEOPATH IK— ONE II UNDUE IT PICK CENT DRESS SHOE tion depends the present and future. That is whv an investment in Mar- vania has everv advantage for increasing in value. Property located as ideally and possessing all the natural advantages of Marvania, is becoming H O P K IN S SH O E SH O P Phono -M7-W {‘J.'i Sunfurd Avenue1 more and more limited in availability. Prices with improvements are' con­ siderably lower than in other developments less desirably located. TO NORTHERN CITJES! . Pin ktliPti i v>nl not. I, k«r»,tll«. ! • ’(•, (nmtotjtte *teaat<«, I'kluJ ■j the N t w , ■u(tui»nt H S. AltriLmr* r»u*, lu.tad’ Wise men and shrewd buyers have turned their attention towards Mar IIIc B u l l n j Ivrth. In t u L T i M o n r , i.io.** rtuLAiu i.niiA, t u . n DO* I ON, t l J S i Tb>t»t*ti f ir t , m l r.il m etLcr NjtiLcm N«v* Vul I U i t u la iuvmn.L. , S S I W I r r . • nry u o 6 , l in'* MUal du«.i u rbiujt’tii*. A u t o m o b ile . C i n U d . , S t u d For l l l i i i t r u t . J U x ik U t . The Development Tljal is Really Developing* is the vania. T h ey realize that another rich investment opportunity, on whicl tremendous profits will be made will soon be cone. Y ou. too. h a ve th. MirdiuU 4 Mimti Ttuaporli'iaa Cm >h *T P>«i *do C. Hi, Si. T cIi ,U>m l / j l JACKSONVILLE, Ft A. K esIdeD l i»f F l n r i J a a l t i c t I t * f e l * l ’r . B IM « Klral N b ilenai li-mw _J. II. HUTCHINSON iik a i# -123 r . f i n i* Fir.l Si I . rt I 'tio n c M em ber F l o r i d a .S lain tio U A N iO U K F I.A -ELECTRIC LIGHTS RUNNING WATER The Second Section is now offered a t pre-dev\ We advise you to make yo servations now so that yt reap generous profits. TELEPHONES Finn*)* AeapriailurL GROWERS SUPPLIES Phone 117 Who can deliver and who can Organize Small Force Sc\yer Pipe CAN MAKE AN EXCELLENT CONNECTION IN WE WILL HE GLAD TO SANFORD SERVE YOU ADDRESS C, CARE OF THE HERALD *4-*v+v<- +4 »+««•<•*****++»* Scruggs-Scoggan, Inc. * _ The Britt Chittenden Re SALES AGENTS �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, i926 •. i. . : ------------ -------------- . . . •■■■■. I - ‘ ■ ' : : . . ' •• . .. ....................... jfii .. • 'L - "* • • 8 S iW ! . •» „• —I ^ f |i • '! vj y t 5- *- i • ■ *.• ‘ “i- ‘ - -'V' ‘t-i ' - J . • , • *•.. . ■‘y -t. * ,* • 'V* '**■ ,. .f- i • ..?•«*• . •; - J1» . " J I *.. I - .* »••*.-.; r if f i j w ; j>*■ ■ S ^S V & u'i. . • ■•.-•:•* • . .. . N • '■ ♦ ; :r ': r * '-y i .■;* W". i 1 •*‘ ,**»-' * ..J • m' . m ■' * / - Vt i •'rt'l •. * — * ://.• *i * * ■ f». . 4’ , * t- V ‘f ^r**r ; /*i. v V ■ -L ; ■* ■ r nM u 'or,r^ O •vV'JH rtif'i O H?5I V •. r" a 'IS |4 a ' If m fi j 1: "* • #* * i% . “Sanford’s First Industrial Development • - *\ This development embodies all the improvements necessary in making A F G Industrial Tract the industrial center of the entire state. Progress along these lines has already been made. Plans for the immediate construction of a plant and warehouse are now well under way and every effort will be made to complete them within the next ninety days. This is the first forward step towards making Sanford an industrial center. f /* With Trackage for Siding and Switching Installed and Paid For. Terms it nr \ i i. f t . Twenty per cent cash and the balance payable . in six semi-annual payments , * , 3 V * n f * *<1 * • <ii * Sites can be secured with five per cent deposit, closing in thirty days. t I* r m» > * ~ #*«v * . i*p *. \ ■«. Vft ■ '•■•»9* #»►^j*w f I*1.• .•** 'W e .■ ■iV /-v ; . ..............i § ■■tr — - ■ r[ 11 ..•wCUbV^j. f't. »*“>•■ • .-ft • ■**!*. m w~t . i n i i ANOTHER BR1TT-CH1TTENDEN DEVELOPMENT x‘ h .. C. C. E. L. A V ' i •** _ * tVvi y > v -a / Joe D. Chittenden . Frank J. Fitxiuitrick D. C. Griffin ItAY ..k'k T E. M. Hunt,4it . - * ' « . tr TT1 • ' ’I If. ________________Ll * . .flu' J'j-V i - i -■ ( ■.. ,iu‘a*/.r;r i -W ’V.'f* ■A7. ' - .fell.'K’S^flw in Vr *• ' i-tS H M •8 '•j ... *.<*Li v. i .. Howard Oy^-lin Mildred I’eajxxW E. H. Pichard Frank L. Woodruff, Jr. W , Ci IUU | :)«.j.i.T3 C T i '7 A. Hatton U Britt A. ChiUcmk'n P. Chittenden *■*' -,*-.** . . OUH ORGANIZATION . ' •’ V tt i*s »• - 1 n-»* ^ i —■ A l l . /at J ’i �THUHSDAY. JANUARY 1j,_1926 M A Y F A IR L A K E F R O N T LOTS Real Estate Values Are Increasing Home We have acquired these high priced and extremely J located lots! Many people have asked to be advised they will be on the market. We have three 80 ft, lots, fJ 72*/^ ft. lots, and two 69 ft* lots. These lots will be offered for next few days. Terms 5J cent cash, 10 per cent Jan# 30thf 10 par cant February 27111 and the balance payable 10 per cent semi-annually, ^ Start tye New Year'rJgtit by buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY IN FLORIOA^SANPORD. * A five-room brick bungalow with bath and all modern improvements at of Palmetto and.Central. Lot 70x120. South and East exposure. Price lo lan any other home of its kind in the city. Terms easy. Ready to occupy. SANFORD has the beat year 'round climate in the State. ty ln which to live and has the best peo pie on earth. See— It is the best Phone 72 fttasoaicJempte The territory which’ comprises the Statu of Pennslyvanin was granted to Wm. Penn In payment of a personal d^bt of 110,000. Real Estate values are increasing nnd will nlwayi Buy real estate now from one of the Realtors list' page. THE HOWARD CORPORATION Masonic B ld g Brokers and salesmen protected for SV^ per eeiit ^ _____ — ■■—; * mission.-. Sonic’ property 1n Denver, Col., which is now worth many millions of dollars, v u traded with $25.00 in return for a horse, saddle and hrldlet * ---- —■ ------------~ Realtors FIRST ST. PHONE S A A /F O & D ~ £ £ O e iD A SANFORD REAL ESTATE BOARD (An Association ofi Realtors BONDS LOANS % 100 Feet oit Park A venue near Central Announcements For 1926 , S tre e t,o n ly ........... ............... $6,000.00 on W. First Street An Ideal Residence Lot in Franklin Ter­ race. Just ............................ $1,300.00 A number o f modern hom es in Pine Hurst, good values and easy terms. Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon— prices decidedly low—reservations now being ac­ cepted. Several advantages over properties held for higher price. •*. Beautiful new homes—Spanish Bungalows nnd English Colonials—Commodious and indivi­ Indian Mound ViB^ ON THE HIGH SHORES OFR JOHNS RIVER Chosen by the first Americans beoa natural beauty, its water, hunting and) vantages. Now being m ade.a bower for your home. duality supreme. R. W. L A W T O N Among our offerings of Business Property and acreage unusual values are found. The Dayey-Winston Orga Inc. 203-205 Meisch Building v rr Sales Force: R. W. LAWTON, J. M. ROCHE REALTORS SALES AGENTS 210 East First Street P h o n e 708-709 OUR ADVERTISING IS TRUTHFUL • ' AND NOT SENSATIONAL Magnolia At Second Phone 48 Masonic Bldg LOANS INVESTMENTS We HaVe‘th e B est Investm ent in Sanford Avenue Property That Can Be Found: .■ i . . A 100 foot corner for only $220 per foot This is an excellent site for an automobile display r— * A • i room and garage. For auto sales room or nice Apartments, both on Sanford Avenue. 53 Acres Celery First, 164 feet in block 10, corner of 8th and San­ ford Avenue at $250.00 per front foot, p a r t cleared, about it. Sanford O ffice 236-38 Meisch I Bithlo O ffice F ifth Avenr Second, 164 feet opposite San Lanta; corner of 15th and Sanford Avenue, at $100.0Q per front foot. It will pay you to investigate this 1 Let us show you these two pieces of property, lo­ cation and price cannot be equalled. McCALL & FOX T am iam i Land Co. Boom 3, Ball Building Sec either Mr. Richardson or Mr. White. i4The Firm Substantial" Phone 142 One Lot Magnolia Heights—Aj gain. Thirteen acres of W ater front! perty—Attractive Price. Five-room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sai Property. i* j*" Hale* F o rm It. G. Fox, G. K. McCall, R. L. Shipp. 113>/2 M agnolia Ave . ' l i e . T IS D A L E , J R - P 236-238 M eisch Building Phone 745 REALTOR First National Bank Building Real Estate Investment L—-2 5-room flat*, with bath, faring East oo Vf*®" 10tt ,n 1 1Ith street*,. 50x117, double $4,000 carii. Now leased to Dec. 1920 at $W P** ^ Two Story,; If) Room, Stucco House— All modern con­ veniences. Two baths—completely furnished, good lo­ cation. Comer lot on two paved streets. Two apart­ ments upstairs rented, 5 rooms downstairs, consisting Of 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen und bath. Two-car garage. Immediate possession. ......... $7,000 CASH —Balance 1-2-3 Years ................ Under construction new Spanish stucco house, seven rooms; garage und servants quarters. Corner Mugnolia and Spurling. Easy terms. Will be ready for occupancy about February 1st. %d ■ '• »* a ’ > New Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air on Mellonvllle Avenue; easy terms. AMID MAJESTIC FINES _ New Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lanta; easy terms. I BART NASON, SALES DIRECTOR Telephone 249, f ir s t N at’l Bank Bldg / it- to vo 160 iDU ft. it. farin, lacing u a t on a*mu*v—j ! 2'— ~—r. 100 fttween 10th and llth Street*, $160 per foot.. . j 8.—15 acre celery farm—7 acre* titled—i® mock. Price $10,000. $3,000 caah. 1 and 2 4.—Lot 60x117, fating East on Sanford $12,000. $4,000 cask, 1, 2 and 'J years. *\ ' J * Lots 3, 4 and 6 Block 16 Tier 1 ; corner of Sunford Avenue and 15th St* $100.00 per front foot for quick sale. Easy terms.: *• tA • Lot 20, Block 8, San Lanta; price $2,600.00. VALDEZ REALTY CO REALTORS Valdez Hotel Bldg. First Street and Palmetto Avenue Established 1910 �*■ ■ i t # if- - .'. -■-* THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 1326 I—Announcements k a line k a line k a line ic a line ile above length iRS live thorth rates, i will give Jim. And sssist you It ad. to ifcfe ivo their ess ns Umber if at one has a ran’t anless 17—For Sale, Houses FOR SALE: Seven room house on SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. corner 5th Street * nnt! Myrtle Successors to Gillon & Platt 110 Magnolia. Everything elec­ Avc. Terms. Phone 3W8-W. trical. Phone 422. Electrngith Radio. 8 ROOM HOUSE, all furnished, HAVE YOUR CAR hot and cold water, lights and Washed gas. Seven blocks from First St., Polished on Mngnqlln. lx>t 64x117. House 3— Autos, olid bringing in $150.00 month. Price Greased $14,000. $0,000 cash, balance $75.00 AUTOS FOR HIRE at the n month. Including interest. Pav­ EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day We Give Night Service ing all pnld. W ant this? See Harry or night. Meets all trains. Bognge transfer. Phone 551 nnd C3-W. PERFECTION AU l’O LAUNDRY Wnlker, Stokes Hnrkct. Otk Avenue REEL JUSONS You Drive It, W. Myrtle nnd 2nd St. at R. R it 30 for i restricted an. The Rnnfcsponslble insertion, jbeeauent hli'Hild be in enso of 7—Business Service 5— Autos, Sale * DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1020 1022 1020 1024 1023 1023 Hudson 7 Pass Touring. Hupmobile Touring. Buick Six Touring. Hupmobile Touring. Overland 4 Touring. Essex 4 Touring. "Terms to Some People',' NEW PERFECTION Oil HOUSE STOVES 5 Room House with Bath Corner 3rd and Maple. Will Sacrifice For( Quick Snle. “The Best That's Made" l*et Us Show You Our Stoves 21—Sale, Real Estate 33— Wanted 42—Advlg. Mediums rFOR u n SfcLE! HALS! D uyctttnar, i n n e r , nix six l9tS lots on Sanford Avenue. Close In.' All In one block, Hood apartment house site. Sec G. C. Fellows at Fellows Service Station, First and Elm. ■ 5 ACRE celery farm, nlco house and barn $6,500, Terms. Jas. A. Johnson, 112 W. First Street. ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central­ ly located, must have hot water and convenient to bath. State price In communication. Address L. F. G. care Sanford Herald. A LIVE WIRE salesman to sell our $12,50 suits d(rech. to wearer. Big repeater. Exclusive territory to producer. Wire or write wearproof Clothing Con Box 3337 8t, Peters­ burg, Fla. WANTED: Fancy and plain sew. ing. Specialising In stout dress es. Mrs. Makepeace, 605 Myrtle. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— I TO BEACH the nroaperoua farm- j era and fern growers of Voluiia county advertise in the DeLsnd, Dally News, rate lc per word, cash j with order. BOOTH and GIBBS 117 Magnolia Avenue THE BALL HARDWARE CO. Phone 8 i tZr MILLER O. PHILLIPS. INC. BARGAIN MONTEZUMA HOTEL !„ , . Phone 3 Oak at 2nd St. Sanford’s most home-like ho- n r °" m bouse,> frontAand buck porch., tel; located on corner Mngnolia , npw„ Dftn Avc., 2 minutes walk from im si-1. I RICE $1,800 , ness section. Open nil year. |* ,0° cn!,h’ balance $30 per month. J. R. McDONALD, Mgr. I .... [CHEVROLET touring car, two Phone 485 1 HAGAN REALTY CO. hundred and fifty dollars. Good _______________ ' 108 E. 2nd Street. Phone 638 ! ns new. 206 Hojly Avenue. WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia nnd Second, First nnd Elm, FOR SALE: New bungalow. Easy j ' Snnford Avenue nnd 10th Street. SPECIAL OFFER IN GOOD terms. Best section of city. Ad­ Expert service. USED CARS dress Box B-3, Herald. THE MORNING JOURNAL la the | accented Want ad medium lot Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. MORGANTOWN. W. VA.. people are Interested In Florida. Each of them through a classified ad $1600 GASH In the Morgantown POST. SI* a 5 room house local WANT work or change of posi­ cents a word for six consecutive ed nt Sanford Heights, owner tion? White only. Northern Star Issues. offers to well for short time Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church onlv at COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER S t, Orlando, Fla. $4800 Classified ads have the largest 1circulation in Southwestern Geor­ 35— Wanted Help, Male $750 CASH gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. will hay a building lot on Maple TO REACB BUYERS 5r sailers o f ____ „ Avenue facing cast, near 4lh Florida raal astata advertise In , OHIO—Xenia. Make your aalea Street. the Bt. Petersburg Times. One can* hrough the Xenia Geictte, Zen$2000 I cent a word dally, two cents a won a, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ trict. Want ad and dlaplay ratea I Sundays. $500 CASH will take a goo^j1lot on Palmet­ i ............................................ ...................... ... - - on reaueat to Avenue, near Martin, offer- j 38—Wanted, Situation Male LEARN ABOUr Tola County and ed for quick snle nt , POSITIONS WANTED: Whltel I-akeland, through the Star$2000 I help all vocations supplied on Telegram. Beet advertising me­ in South Florida. Published HOUSE ON HIGHLAND AVE. short notice. Please write, wire or dium , phono 2032. Northern Star Em- mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— with (> rooms nnd garage | lymont Bureau, 30 E. Church Lakeland. Florida. $7000 ADVERTISING geta results If it . St., Orlando, Fla. $4600 (’ash. Ilalnnce Terms. reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily Nsws la circulated in 40— Wonted Real Estate SEVEN’ROOM HOUSE an industrial and agricultural secon 6th Street WANTED: Listings on building tlon. Well located with modern im­ lots iti Fort Mellon and Sanford provements, nnd garage. ' Heights. Dean-Berg Corporation, DAILY NEWS—It covers Brow­ $8500 515 First Nat’l. Bapk Bldg. Phone ard County thoroughly which h $2000 Cash. Balance Terms. one of the most rapidly growing ' 713.__________ sections on the Florida Cqast. MAGNOLIA AVENUE LOT jHAVE ONE thousand first pay­ Sample codj and rate card upon 57x130, next to corner of ment on home,1 fifty monthly. : request. , Franklin Give location, address Box 92, San- i $2250 j ford. $1225 cash. Balance $25 per -------AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Aumonth. Benjamine Green nnd Jessie Belle ! gusts, Ga.. Augusta’s greatest James, the butler nnd maid in "Do , classified medium, rate, cash, 9c EIGHT ROOM IlOU ou think It’s going to rain?" may ! chnrge. 10c minimum. <>n Mngnolia Avci/fie 0 looking for new positions next 1 __________ ’ $14,000 1week so if any- one needs u - new ( $6000 Cash. Bnlnnee-'$75 per month. • t t ' . r . r t ii.hYchar r,uto,!Makes Fat People Slim ♦ (WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing f Engraving, Embossing. See in* HOUSE first. We do it. Phone 4I7-WJ7 room house, 4 nice bedrooms $6,-1 It. It. Avc.-Commerclal St. (500, large bath room, 1 mg living --------------------------------- ------------- Jronm. nice porch on south nnd east, JAMES H. COWMAN—All k i n d s 1side. Plenty of closet space. Garage of Tint and Sheet Metal W o r k . etc. Corner lot 5 blocks from liusiWatcr and Boat Tanks. At Oak i ness section $2000 cash, balance j Easy TcrmK' Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. A. P, CONELLY & SONS (HAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. MIRACLE Concrete Co., general PALMETTO AVENUE HOUSE 2nd nnd .Magnolia. t i l West First Street with 6 rooms and bath. Well cement work, sidewalks, build-1 . Chrysler Denier located mi Northwest comer, ing blockn, irrigation boxes. .1. R,J' 20— F o r S ale M iscellaneouH lias gnrngc'hnd all modern im­ Ti rwilleger. Prop. provements ^ mI n o l T: HUDSON-ESSEN COAL FOR SALE. Phono or call $o;foo SANFORD DRUG COMPANY INC. , $2000 cash. Balance terms. Lincoln Hotel. "The Kcxnll Store" 203 Oak Avenue We make a specially of our prompt 1 o * t e-. , Phono 41 LAKE FRONT PROPERTY * j filling at Prorori^hms and quick ■ ^ co'nj itlnn; 5200.OO. 216 E* 5 room house right on the SANFORD BUICK CO. n itie s south shore of Silver l^ike, Drugs — Soda — Hut Sandwiches , •t't'cond. __ 212 Magnolia Avenue with over Tivo1and n half acres Phone 367 FOR SALE: Wood. J. W. Corley. of ground. .incuts UNION PHARMACY Cuineron Avenue. Route 1, ltox $15,000 111 First Street CHEVROLET 111*. $5000 Cash. Balance within It* Prescription Snecialista Uun-Jon Chevrolet On., Inc. years 2nd and Magnolia Phone 768 Phon • 375 for immediate attention. I <;ool> MILCH COW. M., Hanson Shoe Shofi. t ‘ SEVEN ROOM HOUSE DODGE, , . ,» •8^—For Kent, AparlnienlH 2 baths. Located on Park Ave­ i l . —Sale. R^al Estate Ice, Stores ii PI Mil,er °* Ph,jllC3 T"c- . nue near Smith Side School, l Pleasure cars nnd Graham trucks. 2 ROOiM apartment near tin- For­ facing cant. This house is nr| Oak and 2nd. StrocL 'Phone 3 rest Lake Hotel. 1009 Union ! I room modem home, Evans.St. .1 . ranged for two apartments and l Large lot,,garage $7600, term;*, j Avenue. _ HUPS—MORMONS ---------------------------------------------- j£l_____ 5 room modern home Holly Avc.' has double garage. Snnford Automobile Co. $10,500" * * t Garage $6,060 tormn. 0—For Item, Houses 200 Magnolia Avc. Phone 137 $3500 Cash. Balance within 3 ! ‘.i room houtte clone in $25,000. years. For apartment house, nee us LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON | HOUSE unfurnished; 2 or 3 room Edward Higgins, Ine. Also fit ill lulled rmints I FRANKLIN TERRACE LOT JAS. A. JOHNSON illnneous Commercial St Palmetto, Phone 331 I furapartment. young men. Apply tins Myrtle. 50x132 locates! on corner 112 W. 1st Street. $ 1500 , " NASH FOR SALE: Building lot 50x117, | $750 cash. Balance quarterly. 10—For Kenl, Booms , >■_,Snnford Dunler, S. A. Pine located near Maple and Fourth. 203 W. F irst Si. Phone 617 1... TWO BED rooms in private home. Will sell this lot for $2000 with Adjwiuing hath, hot water M6 , cash payment of only $75U. Balance , v REO quarterly. Mr. Stanley, I*. 1). Box | DEAN-1IERG CORPORATION F’l.i. Itpo Co., R, A. Williams. Mgr. West First St. 51S First National Bank Bldg. 432, Snnford. 268 W. First St. Phone Cl7 Pohne 713 FOR RENT: Large front bedroom. FOR SALE: Building lot in SanDIANV Close to hulh, with lint water. , ford Heights 50 f t by 120 ft.. 1 Moon — Diana Sales and Service I 208 W. First St. Phono 617 Gentleman preferred. 813 Magnol­ located on Palmetto Avenue, for quick snle nt $2000 with $500 cash. ia Ave. _S. Q. PORTER, Mgr. Balance terms. Mr. Malm, Room Sale—Furniture, etc., TWO LARGE connecting rooms, 515 First N atl. Bank Bldg. Phone 7— Business Service I . _________ ___ _______ suitable for four. Apply 110 FL 718. i Supplied BERTHA GREGORY Houghton. 3rd or 125 W. 1st. Wo carry a full line. F'OR SALE: $1000 cash will pur­ 1-ake Mary, teachrer of piano and Our prices are right. * Cash or 1 FURNISHED nnd 1 unfur­ chase 5 room house, well locat­ Sntnle 1v,,cal music. Study munic with a want your business nished room light housekeeping ed in Snnford Heights. Price $1800 terms. Wo lie competent nnd thorough teacher. Stovo A Furniture Co. privileges, six nillcs from Sanford, Mr, Stanley P. O. Box 432, San­ Sanford 321 E. First SL on a hard road. Address Box W. ford. lie or • HAltUECUE 40 ACRES Block Hammock Celery FOR SALE!—Spec* on the peg* FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ Land F'or Sole. Lots numbers for classified advertisements. sales m a r tin South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive out meals. Reasonable rates. 241, 242. 243, 244 in the SW 1-4 of Why not rent those vacant rooms n. Male ' '_Where everybody meets everybody’ Lincoln Hotel. the 8W 1-4 of section 1-21-81 Sem­ or »ell that second-hand goods ? ^n.FemaU* 1 Sandwiches Cold Drinks inole county, 1-4 miles northwest 26— Fainting, Decorating UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rent of Oviedo; is 1-4 mile from two Gas and Oil Station Maple Avenue. railroads nnd pqved roads. Sur­ T. M. DUNLAP: Painting of the rounding lunds muklng big money better kind. 10ih ana Luurol. UNFURNISHED ROOM for r e n t.'jn truck. Price $12,000.00. Term* Phone 556-W, , OPEN ALL NIGHT 418 Oak Avenue. ) t-4 cash, balance l, 2, 3 ond Wrecker Service Day and Night ears at 8 percent Semi Annually. 27—Plano Tuning 24 Hours Storage LARGE attractive room with twin WALKER & LEWIS GARAGE beds near Forrest Lake Hotel. >aid. Address Owner, Robert E I BUY, pn cash for second hand Sanford Avc. A 2nd Street Phone 671-J. :i1ls, P. O. 322, Fort Myers, Fla. pianos, i dress Box 852. Phone 60 NICE FURNISHED room for men ufil noi our SALE to quick purchaser fif­ 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees water. Rent reasonable. Al­ FOR ty ucres of the finest land in 111 convince HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. so hot 2 unfurnished for hounckecp- Sanford district within-ton minutes STEWART THE FLORIST*’ Estimates given. Superior work­ Ing. No children. Apply 1108 Myr of city, at very low fisurs. Buyer manship. W, L. Renhardt A Co., tie Avenue. Flowers for all occasions. ... can seil as whole for hnndsome pro­ Gen. Delivery, Orlando. 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W fit or can subdivide at u minimum 12—Rooms and Board cost; also genuine bargain Drat. HILL LUMBER CO. House of 31—Special Notices SECTION, Fort Mellon. CgU for II. • Service, Quality and Price. Barber; YOUNG LADY desires room and E. Jcrvey. A. P- Connelly * ' Sons, J. E. SPURLING, subdivision with elderly lady, will act Magnolia and 2nd Street, - v specialist. Subdivision to Ofbarber LANEY‘8 DRUG STORE—Pro- as board companion if desired. Down Undo, Florida, and F lo r a scriptiona, Drugs, Sodas. ’ We town section not essential. Can fur­ DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell dcome. | are as near you as your phone, nish references. R. V. care Her­ anything? It to advertise in Height’i, Florida on Dixie High­ way. . Call 103. the GalneaviUo Sun. \ ald. 3T l* San* By lettinuan- ! 1—1025 1—1025 1—1925 1—1924 fficlrnt. I—1920 1—1025 1—1925 ster. Dodge Touring. Essex Conch. Ford Roadster. °v Essex 4. Coach. Essex 6 Coach. Overland Touring. Buick Master Six Road­ 42— Advicr. M edlum r , \ rH York Physician Perfects Sim------ ——------ -------------------- ~~J— i pie nnd Easy Method of Re* ADVERTISE in the Joum al-H or-, during W’elght 1 . aid. South Georgia's greatest j ------I newspaper. Morning, afternoon. pr Newman, a licensed nrucwcckly and Sunday. Classified ti(.inK physician, of 280 Fifth rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour- >Avenue, New York, announces thnt j nnl-IIerald, Wayyross. Georgia. , j,,. hns nerfrcte<l it treatment which has quickly rid fat \icople of exTHE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT cess weight. What is more re­ ■ —Central Wqst Virginia’s larg­ markable is the Doctor's statement e s t daily. Want ad-rate 1 l-2r per that ho has successfully treated I word; -4 insertions 1 1-4ci 6 or thousands of patients for fat re­ more lc per word eapb Insert! mi. duction without u n n e c e s s a r y change of diet dr burdensome ex­ MAINE — Wstervtlle, Morning ercise. lie also says that fat peo■- Sentinel;.’ Thpuaands of Main* P|> ►ho sufftr from,chronic rheu­ people are interested In Florida matism, gout, asthma nnd high pretuure obtain great relief property, Reach thorn through the Sentinel Rut* card on ap. | from the reduction of their sujierfluous Bosh, Realizing thnt this plication. sound;, utincxi too good to be truo. Send in your subscription to the t0u •tbune or. or hand It to jyo^ur^loc.l write him, n free trail trentinent ^ I Tribune dealer so you can roa to prove hi * Haims, as wril ns his greatest newspaper, One ysax, t $8.00, 6 months, $4-00, i..,™ threa months ’‘IkW’W'hcti-rfduccd - plan. If you roiro’ fl.ooo' insur-' \v*nt ?'0Ur*cJf, of *uperfluous| 12.00. If you doalre oddrosslngl anro policy add 75c to vour order ’ , 1,. wrllu him ILTS -avortUeTn K-Newm.n, 286 fifth Avenue, I FOR BIG RESULTS N w ' orK c it>’ I)ePt* K* 1 the* FORT '•'• I/AUDERDALE LAUDERDA! A FREE COUPON 111A Sanford Av*. flanfmd. FU Twenty year guaranteed ALUMINUM KITCHEN UTENSILS GIVEN AWAY Buy your: * ' Gas, oil and greaoea. Tires and tube*. Automobile accessories, Radio and flashlight batteries. Hot shots, etc. and get gome of this aluminum free. ' Drawings take place each Mon­ day and Thursday, and the first three numbers drawn each get one article. *x >TaT ioni F t . I's/e, £ Q Y TO 16 a O* J \ p ,t< e H E R «c • HOW ? M A c * a l£ LEA V E THE- TCXX*H W O R K F O R M E *e>UT I L L L E T T H A T C O O ^ K .» ^ O W 4b H C t > O O * T A V 1 - TAV-1: \ »m i e * o * o C A b T . J O b ' T A, F e w w o i^ o V k A QUICK TURNOVER Ten Lots, South o f Hughey St^ W est of French Ave. These ten lots All of them, the whole ten lots Priced at $6,000 (for the ten lots). Terms, cash $2,000. Balance #1,000 per year. A t $700 each Tw enty-eight Lots Located on Florida A venue; W o o d ru ffs Subdivi­ sion. One third cash Balance easy B. R. GRAY W. V. WHEELER Incorporated 410- 411-412 First National Bank Bldg. * X *V Thone 490-W, W s S p ecialize In W re c k s ' APARTMENT HOUSE SITE N. E. Corner Palmet­ to and 4th Street,- $16,000 Sanford Radiator and Body Works R a d ia to rs, L a m p s an d F e n d e r s All A u to m o b ile Metal Parts W e ld ln a , R r a s tn g an d R o lg s rls g ? W ork G a m a t N * t e P lea.— Se* W e st l e t e a l l l i e e t S a a fe tS . F U r U a .VALDEZ HOTEL. g e r e » e a s I 't a a S a a fv rS 'a L e a d la s H a te l Harlan W. Kelley Is • prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, 510 Palmetto Avenue We Have a Complete Lina Phone 313-J DEVON’S Bilious Fever and 5 It kills the g e n u . P ain ts, V arnishes an d Stains B all H ardw are .Co* Phone 8 U M O W U R E -O U E b T ftU T METAL WORK AND A TOMOBILE * RAD1A REPAIRING. REPAIRING, , ‘•4 ’ V1 Hodfrins & Co — , w tinr w. >vAnm :ii, gaaw tr By GEORGE McMAJNUS U P FATHER INVESTMENT R a d ia to r, I to d r, F end er* . R l nln«r H oard, R e p a irin g with every dollar* purchase at RINE’S FILLING STATION A SAFE �m*k *v i v-r>rrP“ ™ : " • .^ ; •.**’ 1 THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. JANUARY U .J 9 2 6 ‘■ j p ?«**■ « : : ' : , ; ^ . : j p •' :r: **r• ••' • * ! • L ™ * -* ---™ ' v‘" • '■• •■'*''•• •> * -y • •'*' ■■■ » Real E state Values Are Increasing ; m&;;A Real Home |j p * I I --»,•* f* >* .■' BmmTrt — -a:'« W jNMLIT1 . , . vi'l 1 ' i set i : . r -/le ft*. Hp©*-'* •* , ..* Phone 72 .** y i ... ' $10,000. J}£A£TY CO. c5*p 202 FIRST 5T. PHONEZ/j sS A M F O /Z D - / = l O/PJDA t A BONDS LOANS *. *••/// „; . .»* a * .» ♦'b ,* , *, ' BUSINESS CORNER- - - - - 100 ft. for $35,000.00 cepted. , ,j Beautiful new homes—Spanish Several advantages over properties held for higher price. r , * ON THE HIGH SHORES OF TRlj JOHNS RIVER Opening of Second Section of Fort .Mellon— prices decidedly low—reservations now being ac­ | | A number o f modern hom es in Pine Hurst, good values and easy terms. Indian Mound Vill^ Announcem ents For 1926 on W. First Street M e * * ,..- , * race. Just *............................. $1,300.00 g 73s (An Association ofi Realtors . - t V '1 An Ideal R esidence Lot in Franklin Ter­ » , SANFORD R EAL ESTATE BOARD Street, o n ly ............ .............$6,000.00 n » 1 > rSCSUGGS-SCOGGI 1 ■/.‘i t , ■ ___ . Real Estate values are Increasing and will nlwayn increase. Buy real estate now from one of the Realtors listed on this page. -• 100 F eet oir Park A venue near Central jl I ftl& s o n ic f i r n p l e » r. . ■■ , Brokers and salesmen protected for 3 Vi per cent com.] mission.-. ■ ---------- ------- -----------— The territory which comprises the State of Pcnnslyvonia was granted to Wm. Penn in payment of n personal debt of Realtors ;• ft V Some property In Denver, Col., which is now worth many millions of dollars, was traded v'ith $25.00 in return for a horse, saddle and bridle, > ---- ------------------- ---‘ “ E S T A B L IS H E D V i 1MM Masonic Bldg:. . \ »v. . . . - . HOWARD CORPORATION * ■/-**v .........- • • - > /t^ A five-room brick bungalow with bath and all modern improvements at . corner of Palmetto and.Central. Lot 70x120. South and East exposure. Price lo wcr than any other home of its kind in the city. Terms easy. Ready to occupy. Sfe*-, v • ^rrt*-' ' • ■-• • — r— g & ;. • , . ■>\> ■ ------ ----- —------------— ' . ------- «*N F 0H D has the best year 'round climate in the State. It is the best M xlty in which to live and has the best people on earth. See— H P ' v^ > ' ■ ' &4 f;1 ■;■* I __ _ We have acquired these high priced and extremely located lots. Many people have asked to be advised v they will be on the market. We hate three 80 ft. lots, 721/a ft. lots, and two 69 ft. lots. These lots will be offered for next few days. Terms 5’J cent cash, 10 per cent Jan. 30th, 10 per cent February 27al and the balance .payable 10 per cent semi-annually. 7 . • One hundred year* ago, Fifth Avenue New York City was a cow path, today U ia the greateat and most valuable street in the world, There £* no um telling the average American how real estate values grow. Mothers bringing children into the world, give real eatatc its value. 8U rt the .New Year right by buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY IN FLORIDA'—SANFORD. * ; ™ . ^ ' ■ • L V P M A Y F A IR L A K E F R O N T LOTS .. Chosen by the first Americans natural beauty, its water, hunting andf vantages. Now being made a boweri for your home. r. Bungalow* and English Colonials— Commodious and indivi­ « duality supreme. This is your chance. ■*i R. W. L A W T O N BrilbCiuttendeo Realty Co., Inc. If l\ i ;. I r t-r **• ' ■ In c. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS ’ P h o n e 708-709 OUR ADVERTISING IS TRUTHFUL "J ’ AND NOT SENSATIONAL....................... Magnolia At Second Masonic Bldg. u ‘ A 100 foot corner for only ^220 per foot. This is an excellent site for an automobile display room and garage. .-- ' <•> ' • , -’Vii • • , •( It will pay you to Investigate this! . * A' I _ vT"; 53 Acres Celery L a n d , For auto sales room or nice Apartm ents, both on Sanford Avenue. Room 3t Ball Building -^TJfe Firm Substantial” . 113*4 M agnolia Ave. Phone 745 One Lot Magnolia Heights—AD gain. Thirteen acres of W ater fronts •perty—Attractive Price. Five-room house—Cheap, Other Good Investments In San) Property. Tamiami Land Co. See either Mr. Richardson or Mr. White. Sales Fercet It. G. Fox, G. K. McCall. R. L. Shipp. Sanford Office 236-38 Meischtf Bithlo Office F ifth Avenntl p a r t cleared." Ask us about i t First, 16*1 feet in block 10, corner of 8th and San­ ford Avenue at $250.00 per front foot. .* * * ’ > ' # ♦ Second, 164 feet opposite San Lanta, corner of 15th and Sanford Avcnuo, at $100.00 per front foot. Ix:t us show you these two pieces of property, fo~ cation and prico cannot be equalled. McCALL & FOX i Y. REAL ESTATE ANDINVI l • t ! ' 3 R. C. TISDALE, i TWO IDEAL SITES A ven d e P roperty That Can Be Found: * INVESTMENTS * W e H ave the B est Investm ent in Sanford WtJK SALES AGENTS. Phone 48 LOANS i ' D a vey-W i n s t o n O rgani Sales Force: R. W. LAWTON, J. M. ROCHE. “ ^ l, |/ E» ■. The 203-205 Mcisch Building * REALTORS 210 East first Street Among our offerings of Business Property and acreage unusual values are found. « Phone 142 .i** THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY ' i t C. T IS D A L E , JR. REALTOR H ^ Real Estate In v e stm e n t P 236-238 Meisch Building First National Bank Building «w «.n'Tn.k'rooJm .9 u U* vrith bath, facing Ea»t 10tt ,n^ etrcctH, 50x117, double | $4,000 caiih. Now leased to Dec. 19^6 a t $W We Offer for Quick Sale *: '' to ?60 ^ f*cing Eaat oil S »nf tween 10th and 11th Street*, $160 per foot. T* Two Story., Room. Stucco House— All modern con­ veniences. Two baths—completely furnished, good lo­ cation. Comer lot on two paved streets. Two apart­ ments upstairs rented, 5 rooms downstairs, consisting of 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath. Two-car garage. Immediate possession. ........$7,000 CASH —Balance 1-2-3 Years .......... ....... "A Good Income and a Home Combined" . Jf- \ 1“ " d- ■ *4* m' New Spanish type house; Bix rooms; in Bel-Air on Mellonvillc Avenue; easy terms. “AMID MAJESTIC FINES” .\ • - . ' • i...... New Spanish stucco bungalow -in San Lanta; easy terms. *:■> •. Lots 3, 4 and fi Block 16 Tier 1 : corner of San­ ford Avenue and 15th St.- f 100.00 per front foot ‘ for quick sale. Easy tertoa. i * ’' 5 _f ... BART NASON, BALES DIRECTOR i ■*■* * Telephone 249, First NatT Bank Bldg i# REALTORS • ft « .l : i m I . Valdez Hotel Bldg. • * j’ ’ . it 4 iV r ■ ■ •* ’ * • . . . Li__ A iii DUBOSE & H0LL Established 1910 f . b u s i n e s s is better i M b!in S S r k ,e1ttintrUa have that listing tb stj* been holding bat^t for the Wtatar Buying Sess** _ Tf you wmiiri liL- 4 ^ J baifti*I would like to_ i Y■.fore ano( her im> we have W want, * j CaU 714, ji *’*•/ *x •*a ' °n Sanford $1^,000, $4,000 caeh, 1, 2 and 3 yean. • Lot 20, Bk>ck 8, San Lanta; price $2,600.00. - '* ' f ' *cLe celery farm—7 acre* titled—b mock. Price $10,000. $3,000 cash. 1 and 2 yt t 1 SANFORD GROVE ,./ * ri ^ *' L-r■ EC fl $r Under construction new Spanish stucco house, seven rooms; garage and servants quarters. Comer Magnolia and Spurllng. Easy terms. Will be ready for occupancy about February 1st. • * * ' ^ G*rBH.Wo94n,fll , jrar,, >• Firet Street and F W »e«o Avefiue >• », jj �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 1926 ■te reL and Biatrly |0c a line [8c a line )1c a line Sc a line ible above ige length 1— A n n o u n c e m e n t s 17—For Sale, Houses SUFFERERS of hcrfrt trouble. AnRirU Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma, IIl«h Blood Pressure, Paralysis, 1 wit] gladly tel) you free, how you can get quick nnd Instln* relief, without using drugs, medicine or serums. Address R. V, Walden, Bor 1366, New Haven, Conn. FOR SALE: Seven room house on FOR SALE! Bjtfedner, s ir lots on SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. corner 5th Street - nnd Myrtle Successors to Gillon & Platt Sanford Avrhue. Close in. All 110 Magnolia. Everything elec­ Ave. Terms. Phone 368-W. in one block. Good apartment house trical. Phono *122. Elcctrngith site. See G. C. Fellows nt Fellows Radio. Service Station, First and Elm. 8 ROOM HOUSE, all furnished, HAVE YOUR CAR hot nnd cold water, lights and 6 ACRE celery farin, nico house and barn $6,500.‘TennR. Jns. A. Washed gas. Seven blocks from First St., Polished on Mngnqlln. Lot 64x117. House Johnson, 112 \V. First Street. and bringing in $160.00 month. Price Greased $14,000. $0,000 cash, balance $76.00 nt the n month. Including interest. Pav­ We Give Night Service ing nil paid. Wnnt this? See Harry PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY Walker, Stokes Harket. Oak Avenue --------- r - r f K k l O - G A S H will buy n 5 room house locat­ ed at Sanford Heights, owner offers to sell for short time only nt $1800 NEW PERFECTION Oil HOUSE . $750 CASH STOVES 5 Room House with Hath will buy a building lot on Maple Corner 3rd nnd Mapto. Avenue facing cast, near 4th "The Best That's Made" Will Sacrifice For Quick Sale. Street. 52000 Ix-t Us Show You Our Stoves BOOTH and GIBBS 117 Magnolia Avenue $500 CASH will hike u goiqi lot on Pnlniet t h e b a l l h a r d w a r e co to Avenue, near Martin, offer­ Phone 8 ed for quick snle nt 3— A u to s , R ^ n t “ AUTOS FOR HIRE RAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day or night. Meets all trains. Bngnge transfer. Phone 561 and 03-W. ------- — RR B tr-A -60N 6-------------You Drive It. W. Myrtle nnd 2nd St. at R. R. of 30 for . restricted Ion. ►The Snnrcsponslble ; insertion, lubeequent should bo in case of IERS ktive thorIth rates, in will give litibn. And ;as8lst you bit ad. to ivo their Idress ns imbor if bout one pd has a taps ran't R (unless Lis t w « San* by letitinuonfficient. 5— Autos, Sale DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1020 1022 1920 1924 1923 1923 Hudson . Pass Touring, Hupmobile Touring. Buick Six Touring. Hupmobile Touring. Overland 4 Touring. Essex 4 Touring. "Terms to Some People’’ $2000 MILLER o.. PHILLIPS. INC ' MONTEZUMA HOTEL Phone 3 Oak at 2nd I Sanford’s most home-like ho­ .1 room house, front and buck porch, tel; locnteff un corner Magnolia new. PRICE $1,800 Ave., 2 minutes walk frotn busi­ $700 cash, balance $30 per month. ness section. Open all year. j . r . McDo n a l d , Mgr. CHEVROLET touring car, two HAGAN REALTY CO. Phone 485 hundred nnd fifty dollnrs. Good 108 E. 2nd Street. Phone 038 as new. 206 Holly Avenue. WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second, First and Elm, FOR SALE: Now bungalow. Easy j Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. SPECIAL OFFER IN GOOD terms. Best section of city. Ad­ Expert service. USED CARS dress Box B-3, Herald. (WIGHT PRINT SH O P-Printing Engraving, Embossing. See ur ]—11TJ5 Dodge Touring. first. We do it. Phone 417-W I—1025 Essex Coach. It. R. Avc.-Commercial St, I—1025 Ford Roadster. 1—1024 Essex 4. Coach. I—1026 Essex 6 Coach. , 1—1025 Overland Tourihg. 1—1025 Buick Master Six Road- | ster. ( HAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. Ill West First Street Chrysler Dealer • ' 20—For Sale Miscellaneous S EM 1NOLi: II11DSON -ESS EX INC. 203 Oak Avenue Phono 41 iinitie.s tin e n ts yard > ice, S to ic s ,e)l:ineotj9 can iupplles ! Bupplieu 'etnnle ' ftlp 'ale or Salesm an >n, Mnle n,F em ale iR r not mu ill convince ^B arber barber 21—Sale, Real Estate HOl'SE ON HIGHLAND AVE with (> rooms nnd garage $7000 $4500 Cash. Balance Terms. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE <m 5th Street Well bunted with modern im provcrnenlK, and garage. $8500 $20iiu Uash. Balnnce Terms. MAGNOLIA AVENUE LOT 67x130. next to corner of Franklin $2250 51225 cash. Balnnce $26 per month. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE im Magnolia Avenue $14,000 $6000 Cush. Balance $75 month. PALMETTO AVENUE HOUSE with 6 room* nnd bath. Well located on Northwest corner. 11ns garage nnd all modern lm-*. provenirntx $0300 $2000 cash. 11alance terms. COAL FOR SALE. Phone or cull SANFORD DRUG COMPANY Lincoln Hotel. "Tlic Rexall Store" We make a specialty of our prompt FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors.* LAKE FRONT PROPERTYfilling of prescript ions and quick good condition. $200.00. 2)6 E. 5 room bouse right on the delivery. SANFORD BUICK CO, south shore of Silver 1-nkc, Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Second. 212 Mngnoiia Avenue with over five and a half acres Phone 307 FOR SALE: Wood. J. W. C of ground. Cameron Avenue. Route 1 $16,000 CHEVROLET 99. $5iuiil Cash. Balance within 10 Don-Joh Chevrolet Co., Inc. years. ml and Magnolia Phone 768 GOOD MILCH COW Shoe Shop. I * SEVEN ROOM HOUSE DODGE w ./ F o r Kent, ApnrimenlH 2 baths. Located on.Park Ave­ Miller O. Phillips Co., tnc. g l.—Sale, Ilfal Kstnte nue near South Side Schyol, Pleasure cars nnd Graham trucks. 2 ROOM apartmentfacing rant. This house is nrOak and 2nd Street. Phone 3 •I room modern home, Evans St rest Lake Hotel, . ranged for two apartments nnd Large lot, garngo $7500, terms. Avenue. Ims double garage. HUPS—MORMONS 5 room modern home Holly Ave, fio.nib' •• Snnford Automobile Co. Garage $6,000 terms. B— F o r lte n l. 00 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 $356(1 Cash, Balance within 3 9 room house close in $26,000. years. « Fur apartment house, see us LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON HOUSE unfurnished;; 2 or 3 room Edward Higgins, Inc. apart incut. Also fillrnlshed rooms FRANKLIN TERRACE LOT . JAS. A. JOHNSON Commercial Palmetto. Phono 331 fur young man. Applvv 1108 Myrtle. 50x132 located on comer 112 W. 1st Strovt. 11500 NASH $750 cash. Balance quarterly, I OR SALE: Building lot 50x117, Rooms 1 0 -F o r B eni, Snnford Dealer, S. A. Pine located near Maple ami Fourth. W. First St. Phone 617 Will sell this lot for $2000 with TWO BED room* cash payment of only $760. Bulance REO Adjoining bath. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION quarterly. Mr. Stanley, P. O. Box Flo. Rco Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr. West First Si. 51$ First National Bonk Bldg. 432, Sanford. 208 W. First St. Phone 617 Puhne 713 FOR RENT: Large front bedroom. FOR SALE: Building lot in SunDIANA ford Height* 60 f t by 120 ft., Close to bath, with hot water. Moon — Diana Sales and Service 208 W. First St. Phono 617 Gentleman preferred. 813 Magnol­ located on Palmetto Avenue, for quick rale nt $2600 with $600 cash. ia Ave. S. Q. PORTER, Mgr. Balance terms. Mr, Malm, Room Sale—Furniture, etc, TWO LARGE connecting rooms, 515 First Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Phone 7— Business Service suitable for four. Apply 110 E. 713. BERTHA GREGORY Houghton. 3rd or 126 W. 1st. Wo carry a full line. FOR SALE: $1000 cosh will pur­ Our prices Laker Mary, teachrer of piano and right. Cash or chase 6 toom house, well locat­ terms. We are 1 FURNISHED and 1 unfur­ voc*l music. Study music with a - nished want your business ed in Sanford Heights. I'rico $1800 room light housekeeping competent nnd thorough teacher. Btovo A Furniture Co. privileges, six miles from Sanford, Mr. Stanley P. O. Box 432, San­ Sanford 321 E. First 8L on a bard rood. Address Box W. ford. • BARBECUE 40 ACRES Black Hammock Celery FOR SALE—Space on the page for classified advertisements. FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ Land For Sale. Lots numbers On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive out meals. Reasonuhle rates. 241, 212. 243, 244 in the SW 1-4 pf Why not rent those vacant rooms ' Where everybody meets everybody’ Lincoln Hotel. the SW 1-4 of section 1-21-31 Sem­ or *ell that second-hand goods? Sa>>dtvlchcs ' Cold Drinks inole county, 1-4 miles northwest Hot Coffee 26— Fainting, Decorating UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rent of Oviedo; is 1-4 mile from two Gas and Oil Station. Maple Avenue. railroads and pqvcd road*. Sur­ T. M. DUNLAP: Painting of the rounding lunds making big money better kind. 10th nncF Laurel UNFURNISHED ROOM for rent, in truck. Price $12,000.00. Terms Phone 666-W, , OPEN ALL NIGHT 1-4 cash, balnnce 1, 2, 3 and 4 418 Oak Avenue. \\ reckcr Service Day and Night years at 8 percent Semi Annually. 27—Piano Tuning 24 Hours Storage LARGE attractive room with twin No incumberunccs and 1926 tax WALKER & LEWIS GARAGE beds near Forrest Luke Hotel. paid. Addresa Owner. Robert E. caah for second hand Sanford Ave. A 2nd Street Phone 571-J. Ellis, P. O. 322, Fort Myers, Fla. I BUY. dress Box 852. pi on oa, Phone 60 NICE FURNISHED room for men FOR SALE to quick purchaser fif­ 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees hot water. Rent reasonable. Alty acres of the finest land in HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors, ao 2 unfurnished for housekeep.Estimates given. Superior work­ Ing1. No children. Apply 1108 Myr­ Sanford district within- ton minutes STEWART THE FLORIST" of city, at very low fistira. Buyer manship. W. L. Rcnhardt A Co., tle Avenue. Flowers for nil occasions. , . can soil as whole for hnndsomo pro­ Gen. Delivery, Orlando. 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W, fit or can subdivide at a minimum 12—Rooms and Board coat; also genuine bargain first. HILL LUMBER CO. House of 31—-S p e c ia l N o t ic e s SECTION Fort Mellon. Call for II. • Service, Quality and Price. YOUNG LADY desires room and E. Jcrvey. A. P. Connelly A Sons, J. E. 8PURLING, subdivision board with elderly lady, will act Magnolia and Bnd Street. _____ specialist. Subdivision to OjrLANEY’8 DRUG STORE—Pre­ as companion if desired. Down londo, Florida, and F l o r a scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. Wc town section not essential. Can fur­ DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell HelgbtM, Florida on Dixie High­ are as near you as your phone. nish references. R. V. care Her­ anything? It ao advertise in way. Call 103. the GainesviUa San, ald. 42—Adrtg. Mediums ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central­ ly located, must have hot w ater ana convenient to bath. S tate Price in communication^ Addresa L*. F. G. care Sanford Herald. A LIVE WIRE salesman to sell our $12.60 suits direct to wearer. Big repeater. Exclusive territory to roducer. Wire or write wearproof lathing Co., Box 3337 St, Petcrs- TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— ! TO REACH tfaa woaperous farm -, era and fern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise in the DeLand, Dally Nswa, rate 1c per word, cash i with order. THE MORNING JOURNAL U the accepted want ad medium to Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word an Insertion. Minimum 25c. WANTED: Fancy and plain sew- MORGANTOWN, W. VA.. people are interested In Florida. Each ing. Specialising in stout dress of them through a classified ad esuMrs. Makepeace, .506 Myrtle. in the Morgantown POST. Six WANT work or change of posi­ centa a word for aix consecutive tion? White only. Northern Star Issues,' Employment Bureau, 80 E. Church COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — S t, Orlando, Fla. Classified ads have the largest circulation In Southwestern Geor­ I 35— Wanted Help, Male gia. Rata 8c (4-word line) line. TO REACH BUYERS or eal)en of ! Florida real estate advertise In OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales the St. Petaraburg Tinea. One can' through the Xenia Gasette, ZenI cent a word daily, two cents a won la. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ trict. Want ad and display rates l Sundays. on request 3&—Wanted, Situation Male LEARN ABOUT Tola County ami i POSITIONS WANTED: White' Lakeland, through the StarI help all vocations supplied on Telegram. Best advertising me­ short notice. Please write, wire or dium In South Florida. Published l phono 2032. Northern Star Em- mornings. STAR-TELEGRAMj lyment Bureau. 80 E. Church Lakeland. Florida. ADVERTISING gets results if it St., Orlando. Fla. reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily Nsws is circulated In 40— Wonted Real Estate an industrial and agricultural Me­ WANTED: Listings on building llon. lota in Fort Mellon and Sanford Heights. Dean-Berg Corporation, 516 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Phone E ly e .^ o T to fic <e h e r Ch j t h o w ? tv\AcuU'£ UEAvVE*b.AWLr\ THE. TGOCiM W ORK F o r V. H E ' ( b u r I L L L E T THAT C O O '5 K N O W OOT i - taom : r I e>RO>\C> C * c=rr j O b T A FEW W O RO b' UNOt>UAO_ R ELQ O C ST tb U T Ten Lots, South of Hughey S t, W est of French Ave. These ten lots All of them, the whole ten lots ■ Priced at $6,000 (for the ten lots). Terms, cash $2,000. Balance $1,000 per year. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.. Augusta's greatest Renjnmine Green and Jessie Bello James, the butler nnd maid in "Do classified medium, rata, cash, 9c ' you think It's going to rain ?” may charge. 10c minimum. be looking for new positions next i week so if any- onp needs a new i butler or maid ace them Friday Makes Fat People Slim night at the high school. A t $700 each Twenty-eight Lots Located on Florida A v p n iiP * W ood ru ffs Subdivi­ sion. 42—Advtcr. Mcdlumr New York Physician Perfects Sim­ ple nnd Kaay Method of Re­ ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ducing Weight ald, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Dr. R. Newman, a licensed prac­ weekly and Sunday. Classified ticing physlcinn, 280 Fifth rstes tOc per line. Waycross Jour- Avenue, New York, announces that nnl-Hermld. Waycross, Georgia. he has perfected rt treatment which has quickly rid fat people of ex­ THE CI.ARKSBURG EXPONENT cess weight. What is more re­ —Central Wgit Virginia’s larg­ markable is the Doctor’s statement est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2r per that he has successfully trunted word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 0 or thousands of pntienta for fat re­ more lc p«r word, Mifh insert! wi. duction without u n n e c e s s a r y change of diet dr burdensome ex­ MAINE — WstcrVllle, Morning ercise. Ho also says that fat peo;<■ Sentinel;/ Thousands of .Maine P l’ ►ho suffer from,chronic rheu­ people aro interested In Florida matism, gout, asthma nnd high property. Reach them through biood prei'turc obtain great relief the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ from the reduction uf their su|>erfluoud flesh. Realizing that this plication. sounds almost too good to be true, the Doctor has offered to send Send in your subscription to the without chnrge, to nnyonc who will Tribune or. hand It to your local write him, n free trail treatment dealer so you can road Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year, to prove his claims, an well ns hin ', plan. If you $8.00, 6 months, $4.00, thres months “Pay-when-reduced1 $2.00. If you dnalro $1,000 Insur- wnnt to rid yourself of superfluous anen policy add 16c to your order. fat. write him today, addressing R. Newman, 286 Fifth Avenue. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In Dr. the- FORT i LAUDERDALE New York City, Dept. R. A FREE COUPON RINE’S FILLING STATION 111A Sanford Ave. flan fold. Kla Twenty year guaranteed ALUMINUM KITCHEN UTBN81LH GIVEN AWAY ny your: Gas, oil and greases. Tires snd tabes. Automobile accessories, Radio and flashlight batteries. Hot shots, etc. and get som« of this aluminum free. Drawings take place each Monday and Thursday, and the first three numbers drawn each get one article. One third cashrn Balance easy rerans. B. R. GRAY W. V. WHEELER Incorporated Firat National Dank Bldg. Thona 490-W, R a d ia to r, R ndr. F e n d sra . ItlB D ing llo a rd . R e p a irin g with every dollars purchase at W * S p e c ia lise l a W ra c k s APARTMENT HOUSE SITE Sanford Radiator and • Body World , R a d ia to rs. L a m p s an d P e n d t r i All A uto m o b ile iia ta l P o r ta W elding, E r a s in g and R o td e rla s Wirb OaaraaiMS Is m a s s MS Wm ( l i t s a l liras* N. E. Corner Palmet to and 4th Street, S ta le r * . K la rU * * 11 'S i 1 ■ *■ 1 A YALDEZ HOTEL Harlan W. Kelley Is a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, 510 Palmetto Avenue Phofte 31.3-J Bilious Fgrtr ^ n d , Malaria It kills tho germs. By GEORGE McMANUS FUP FATHER "ACTION 3ft—Wanted We Have a Complete* Lins of DEVO&g P aints, V arnishes -3 and Stains | B all H ardw are .Co* • Phone 8 Ti h-TOT METAL WORK AND Al TOMOBJLE v RADIATC REPAIRING. Hod&ins & Co' �« i hnrltta ^ '» «h* m, t l w e t« Ijrn'lntloi • Bd ruali In* ihf l>rlrr. Buying opportunities are numerous, but the Ou tlet’s January Sale represents the greatest Buying event of the Season. Buy Spring Goods reduced prices. You can’t afford to miss this — K -----— - lln tl T h e SPRINQ CO A TS . MB— I *«•*y ,f*t it P ; A. >■» b* . ■ i* » # * ' MEN’S c,r,w ’ n T** ' Dress Fashions That Set The Vogue N ew S p r in g , , D resses n' H iiiirM — •»: f *-**y**i : Ther’r* anil i>.r . ,0 * Hell HatUa - ALL GREATLY REDUCED J ’ o r ln Illrnli l.m liro lilrrrd Group 1 T h r n p nim lrln h n v r J i m l lire n r e r e l r n l t>inl n r r t h e I t l l r . l _ fnnhlrtn 111 fm 11 il r i i i l i r o l i l r r r i l i l r r w . e«.’ ‘T h r fn x tiln n 1' i i r l n I U r n 11 l i n m l n u r l i m i l l m lillirh ilrn lrril iirn iiln e n l l h r n . m i a n r r f m i m l In U ir n r a n n |i|i) M ) l m . A ll I h r llicht nh n itrn r n if t r o l i l r m l In r im lr n n lln it rn ln ri, f* |irrln l itu rln K < h t n « n l r —- ilrtsifN of fin e n III« h In ih r nm nrliM il - a < n r l m i l l ? l i n l f i t r f r r rmil I r a n — jit fli«* lir l t li l 11 intr o f flu* urtiNiiiip f o u l l*rf ii« nIkmv y 011, T v * . TroHv « _ f*;L Wn’i •* ir tlirrr n r r w m o n o p im r lt y i lf r l« u i , , ^ ,1 nmutml an n n e w * l>rliiit mill — (bill * nffrrt-tl j mi liHlajr, T h e far-atK hlrO |x rw . I. n r lir (lil* rh n n re. f a r h e r e a r e H l i n MM, I ixim l. .llrn’11 nulla p r i m i ­ January 15th, 9:00 A, M. TT" Hull! ■ MEN’S Group 2 Group 3 Van h a v e .n e i r p . a r m n nplr th a t Mill tunrli th in n n r f u r m i l i n l n u N In (Irra.ra. Hr •ill 1 <■ "lm|ll> i n t i n l r r r i! p r l r r . mi lh l« In* nf m i l Mlirril i i i r l n p a l f l r a In ( r l miiuip <|iilrk n r llu n . ' 1 S o r b i l i n r t u l n c a l y l r a - n u rli Im n ila n n ir inn* t r r j n l — » m i ’ll f i n d Itolh h r r r I n r n r r n t i i n i d n n r r , r i in i r In I h U fnl r j •Inuil lin rn u ln . In d ira . I n i l r n i i ’l n f f n r d I n m l a a I I . TROUSEl 'Worn w it h thr. I runt tb r y iiinkr ■ celltftrt mnnbla nnd hlahl) dr.lnf|| It nml drraarra. . Of Ir red In er«r. be I nnd blarutt ahnilrviMi ] w i t h atrlpra. $ 3.95 — TO— $6.47 $ 8.95 * • Ii I.A Itli:* ' NI’IIIKR . New Spring H ats Must Go ... Sale of SHOES MEN’S SO # 1 Thin fi 11 lllfr Viiliir . ( n i l III n i l H n n f n r d i I b r r r l a m i flflcr r n tle r tln n nf in lllln r r t rnahl i i u a l l u n f o - f i . ’■lie’ a r r n - h r r l — I l i i l a f o r p i r r j n ri'n a ln n t r a m I h r a lm p I r n t I n t h e i n n a | r l n l i n r n l r . 1 ’r l r r n n r i* m i l d r r i i f o r q u i r k a i ' i i i n i t l Wprhiu i r n m if i. i«f ttiln p n c r l f lc c . T a k r mil nnlMjtt* of f liln g r r o t <•*«%'— lilK. $3.95 up M innrlral a l r r r l a n d p f l r r n n n n h n la l|i t h r n r I V r * t a h m l r a n m l i i h n |i r « — l i r l r e i l n r l i s i i i n l l f u a h l u h n< ( i i n . l i d — . $4.95 f i l l lin'd drraara diirluu • him m T h ra r , h u ll inudrla i thla Ihrlr Ihi'ar luipulnr anlr tn Iraa urlKlunll)' lu n k r » aunpp) a. DRESS SALE! V 1 ,* —" a * ■J Mrrr’a nn uppurt u n i t ) — th e rim nr* ■if th r arnaun— In im rrh a a r 1'r u r h * nf iin u au al u iiu llly nt n rlrra th a t arriu r ld lrn lu iia lr I n n . ‘ W r a i n g r a l nu r n r ly v l . l l w h i l e a r lr r lln u la lit lj« lirat. ahlrts marked so low. Topkis Union Suits apurl Wr h a i r * 11 r n m iilr tr rnuiti' nf alara v f nup a ll r ul 11fa. O r lK lim ll) till In I*fIrr— •I I* All w#mil n u t r l l r a w rn trra In lm ' rtnaril wu| d u r l u s thla r n u a r k u b l e anlr « • — , $4.98 < 1.0 * 1:11 THURSDAY - $1.95° $7.95 S eld o m /h a v e y o u i v t n s u c h h i g h grade llruadcloth Shirt* at such an extremely low price. For quality, for material and for workmanship hcrtf> value! With and without " Ladies’ Sweaters SHIRTS Priced— Sale o f Ties I'lla lunar, rout nml e n m la r tn b lr . T u ll alara nud w r i t uindr, > n l ln i inll» nilvrrtlard. si.on . Our 4 anlr $9.50 m al, drraara nr Knud fur th r tilllrr Kiri. 1 % Seldom has It been your good for­ tune to aee such high quality I*uim* In ritrl) nml ttrl ) uura w h ile n t o iii: $4.95 up M enT sox Everythin* you want In wearable attractive hosiery i»>(n| in this sale. Priced— 1 • Balbriggan Dresses liiitt* All wool In « variety of piN* All sizcH— Positively the greatest saving event of the Sea­ son for the investing public. 1:\ ( i ;l'Tio \ a 1.1.v low VW 95c Men’s Shirts $7.50 •• 1 «♦ * e / Large. wiaortment of snappf wool sport eapa all size*. and in the latest color*. Sp«ul* IhiH sale— U I ’AI.ITV I I n m l r r d a n f i m lr a , nil k n o w n f u r • h e i r h l u h q i i n l l t ) , u u u a tin l i l n r n l . l l l l > . n m l n r n l * |i |i r n r i u i r r n r r n f f r r ml In t h l a u r r n l a n lr . W o m r n , w h o Jippri-rliilr v n l p r a , w i l l r in u r bjr t h e "•'nrr n m l Will .III!) n i r n m n a »u|ip l> an .illi«rfliar a r e t h r v a l n m . A l l t h e lin v ap rln u ahndra. , Golf Knickers. 49c Ladies’ Hose M iip ilillr I 'r r n lln p a nf |ln lii1lr a l MtrnWfc. .In al t h r l » | i r f |i r t lir i n ­ t e r n ......... 1 h r . a r e n r t t . >| f m *i » At thc*e price* every man should put (n a season’* supply. Here is every difiirahlr kind—Hilk*, wools and mixture*, in n variety of col­ or* uud pattern* to natiMfy every pcrferencc. Jiu'linlhiif •Kir Infruf «|irlujf firt h film, $3.95 l> of flu* F!%rri i m lr In niiirl., Iii'lnu u f l r r r f l Caps Men’s Sweaters • w - l!I ' ‘ A l l a t) Ira In Rood q u a li t y a ll m i n i n v r a l e r a — c o n e a w rn trra, n w catrr ( ( • ! ■ nud n fh rr jiupular mudrla. $3.95&$4.95 collar*. White and tn the other de­ sired colon of Spring— 1 Every Ue In several vast selection* comes from oar regular stock. We’rs determined to clear all atocka —hence the mark-downs. Price three for— $ 1.00 Special Sale on MEN’S HATS Uundreda of Ilata, all takes fr’ higher-priced aelectttma, eluded In this Clearance Sale. M* of thMe Hat* will be worn Work Shirts Pine Quality Chatuhray, fast col­ ors, well mad?. Priced for thla sale— / Winter. $3.98, $3,# ri'v i �SANFORD, IE D fn o S Salm Moves To P illsbury Home 5 Miners Sanction Governor Explosion In Fairmont* W- 'Va. Shaft Late Thursday En­ tombs 3S M ines; 26 Stilt Missing Early In A f l c r n d o n Lewis told tho scale committee that all resources of United Mine Workers wuuld be a t the dispos­ al of the nnthrncite merit in their struggle nnd th a t thcrevneed be no fear th at anyone would Inter­ fere. Slight chance of passage of tho legislation is.seen by either administration or organisation lenders for any of the bills. At Wilkes Bnrro, the school di­ rectors’ association of Lucerne county have adopted n resolu­ tion asking President Coolidgc to Intervene. Delegations of Spuilkil county people and business men were on their way to Wash­ ington today with the purpose of seeking federal action. Bring Back irTriall fending Ireau iCase I t of Holtl o f f i c r of |a s been tilted tills (father is Ini tho Do.bringing to face a b Flanagan jiigly with denied by dared that girl. ^hnt is niin by Holt- ‘ ha* bedn It, and po) shipment i. Williams [years old, treet, S*li­ lt bail for Konday by Irooklyn on gitive from p he is said p of hnvLFlanagan, ■reived in Ia n ThuraI furnished lenue. Last I McCarthy [n strange pti accustcj I him u* to ing unsatli. I detective ho found a LOCAL Sanford youth charged, with theft of automobile and abduc­ tion of girl is arrested by New York authorities. Hcywood Register will bqTtried for murder in Seminole county.. * Constructive addresses feature weekly Chamber of Commerce meeting. Three injured in two automo­ bile wrecks. f lin t Sanford nfdlo program scores big success. Date for big, professional golf tournament is tentatively set for Jan, 27 and 28, Florals feoufer oiid Light C4m-, pnny expansion program export­ ed tu eliminate power difficul­ ties. ; Twenty-four new homes to be constructed by Knight and MncNcll. Hold-up story exploded by po1ice -investigation;— -— ;-.v----- ---Tennessee highway party may include Sanford in tour of state. Sanford receives much space In new book published on Flor­ ida. STATE Beset by many- reporters, Countess Salm moves from “ Wai­ kiki" cottage to palatial home of Pillsbury, flour king. DOMESTIC Ohio woman faces murder charge in connection with death of fifth husband, whom she mar­ ried two weeks afro. Bodies of twelve victims of Fairmont, W. Va., mine are re­ covered early this afternoon. Minors approve Plnchot’s plan to have coni industry made pub­ lic utility. • Smith to quit state politics up,on close of present te rm ., Eighty -one bodies are re- [the penalty [that charge priding mag[with Hollihad a gun [five days In la meantime [investigated itherine, in turned Four Rescue Crews Arthur Hcyer Aiid Charles A. Are Working In P it Devcreaux Entertain By Well Received Addresses Before Commerce Body Six Bodies Of Those Taken From Mine Unidentified; Heavy Damage To Property Soil Productivity Surprises Chicagoan County Nurse And Health Doctor Speak; On Means O f Preventing .Diphtheria Two addresses replete with con­ structive criticism of local institu­ tions featured the weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon held today nt noon in the Seminole Grill. Arthur P. Hcyer, a commissioner of Montclair, N. J., ahd director of public works of that city, sjjoko nt length on economic conditions and city governing methods, pre­ vailing in Florida, contrasting the populur commission form of gov­ ernment found in this state with the nldernmnic system employed in Montclair, und *many small northner communities where each of five nldcrman is given Tactically a Sanford Firm Contractu For free hand in the ndnnnintration of 24 New Residences To Be that department to which ho has assigned. Built In Near Future On been “ I find here in Florida much Sub-divbtion Properties that can bo applied to good ad­ vantage in my section of tho coun­ -The firm of Knight and-Mac- try," Mr. Hcyer said, “and11 am Neil, realtors and builders, yes­ deeply indebted to your city man­ terday announced that a program ager/M r. Williams; for his person­ of building had been inaugurated- al interest and invaluable assist­ by thorn which called for the Ini- ance-in acquainting, mo with mnnV feature* cf civil), ad* mlnls^rntflrit" *.* •;v Mr, Hcydr humorously related their Fan Lacta *ub-diirI|don, and that additional plain for th i croc- his various experiences' In touring tion of apartment bUlldlngS on through Georgia, and declared that Fourteenth Street were now In some method of disseminating uuthcntlc ’ Information relative to preparation. conditions leading into Six of the new homes are either highway “ ‘ would Floridn . _,— be — of, incalculable uindar constrUctioO-hi the present or have recently been completed; Advantage-to this state aa-a -whole. “In many places I was told that permits Were issued Wednesday [ the roads through Georgia to the for the erection of five more; five other* nro being planned for con-iI Florida line were impassable,” Mr. fter thellloyer said, "yet I pushed on and structinn immediately nf--. completion of the foregoing und found the highways in pretty fair eight arc being planned by various i shape." individuals who have selected bIU’kI Mr. Heyer expects to leave San­ on which work will start in the ford this'afternoon for an educavery near future, according U> tionul tour of the state accoiuGeorge W, Knight, senior member punied by his two sons. of tho firm. Resources Praised Cyl. Knight stated that land­ Charles A. Devcreaux, who wn* scape work wns being carried on introduced as a Chicago developer throughout the sub-division and visjttng In Florida to select an ideal that a great deal of comment bud wintering spot for a number of been heard concerning tho condi­ friends, told the assemblage that tion of the pnrks and atreet bcuu- Florida's resources and soil pro­ tification in the first unit. ductivity were- “astounding J*nd “The addition of so many beuutiful new homos. 6Uch as those planned for San Lanta, cannot be other than positivd proof of the oxifUintr prosperity of Sanford, said Col. Knight, "and were it not for the terrible situation which prevails in the freight nnd term te­ al business of the state, our build­ vcrcaux declared to st people in an ing program for the past few sections of the nation were paying months would have been much fur- too much attention to speculative ther advanced.” schemes and not enough to Flor­ ida’s legitimate agriculture! re­ sources, which arc, he said, of far greater valqe than sub-dlvisiona nnd hoiuesites. Mr. Dcvereaux spoke of the val­ ue of photographs as an advertis­ ing medium and advanced the sug(Contlnued on Page 3) Europe Continues m’s Society l# rlumici* ■cld landing Tho deed man is Dan L. &eisloft, 45. of Stuart, who received fatal injuries lets yesterday when the sedan he was driving wft the Dixie highway on a sharp curve and crasned ncadlong into a tel­ ephone pole. Zeialoft died in a lo­ cal hospital at 3:30 o'clock last night, • V* the Fourth Tho injured policemen,' both of m, where ho were hdrt in motorcycle ac­ tho necessary whom cidents, are: O. .A. Campbell,-who snatained a severe ■jd from tbc [When Holtz* ■m the workp is sentence, ■arrested him bed from the l*W of San- IliV MIKIVU* J T’T-T" . ,. i« keeping below zero kpd the cold has now moved to ®*»tero regions which had b*en spared, notably Dinard,. which thu year launched on a career as a rntkl and I?*1?: ter resort, thinks to .th e Gulf stream w hidf>ashed the nearby FAIRMONT, W. Va.. Jan, 15.— (SP)—Rescue W. vkerj, tailing IR mine number eight df tho Jamison Coal and Coke t'omriauy a t Fari\iIngton, in ah effort, to reach the men entombed by mvexploslon late last night, rwovcmflfour addition­ al bodies .this morning. Ip all, }2 Twenty six men are unaccounted for. . • ltescpcrs reported th a t they Were making good progress in the un­ derground roceises, nnd th a t they expected to account for the mfailng men by tonight. 2 Bodies Not Identified Sljc of the bodies of tho miners hod not been Identified. The oth­ er* nra those of W, K. Myers, 5-1 and hi* aon, Herbert Myers, 27, both of West Chester, a-town near Farmington. Fifcr rescue rtewa are . in the mine, having arrived op. the scene from nearby points shortly after the blast. T hrift™ are working, under the fullest pressure, com­ pany officials said,’ and It is ex­ pected the region where tba explos­ ion is beljcvcd to have occurred, estimated to about two and a half miles from the bottom of the entry shaft in now v^lHnga kndingltjjfi WEST PALM BEACH. Jan. IR. —(A*)—Besieged by newspaper writera and reporters, the Count­ ess Balm, formerly Milllcent Rog­ ers, Standard Oil heiress, has moved ,her residence from ‘'Waiki­ ki" to “Ij * Choss" the palatial es­ tate of John S. Pillsburg, Minnea­ polis flour king. Tho countess moved Wednesday nnd today was comfortable in the tropical jungle setting on' Banyan road, about a mile and a half south of,her for­ mer residence in the cottage. Wi\h her retinue of servants and private dttoettvea and guards, •the countess is alone in the vast man­ sion. A'hc removal was made late yestcriTny following an all day conference with her lawyer, Albert Conway, who has been hero sover- Avenue. Investigation revealed that the countess had had her ef­ fects moved tb'-thc South Oceau Boulevard place. The house on Sunet Avenuo bhs become famous in the last two months. When the countess first Local Men Receive Injuries When Their Car Hite Track Pnrkcd Without. TpU Lisht; Georgia Man AJho Injured Herbert Long of Baxley, C5a., re- C-?Tw ine Hadlj Wrecked ,r Officials, who entered the work­ ings uftor tho blast, said the. mine apeurod badly wrecked in the Vlclnlty of the seventh rb :ht heading and that the debris would likely hinder tho rescue work. ' A group of six trnck men who word working not more than .TOO feet from the bottom of tho entry, said' the explosion created but a slight shock, niter which the mine filled with smoko and tho air be­ came .bud. They were nblo to reach the shnft, however, and gave the signal which brought tho men to the top. Persons who wero near the mine said the blast was felt but slightly on tho surface. No reason has been advanced by officials of the Jatnison Company or rescue workers as to whut might huve caused the explosion. clbck' When th e Ford tout *rd in which ha WasjiJrtolhg Orlando was struck by nno driven by a man who gave hit .name ns Jonas. N. B. Oxendlne, who was riding with Long, wan uninjur­ ed in the wreck, Tho ear which struck the one rrtlven hy Long 1s said to-have' been a Hudson coach, license num­ ber 122-MK*. . Files Tfeahcr IfutH Files Treshet and Frank Jones, of tho St. John's Navigation Com­ pany, were slightly injured last night, when the car In which they ware driving south on the Orlando road, near Citrus Heights, crash* cd into a truck said to bo purked without tall lights. Mr. Treshor received a few cuts and bruises, none of thum suid to be serious and wan able -to assist Jones in getting to the hospital where the 1u tte rs more serious in­ Another Skyscraper juries were dressed. wns removed to the homo For City Of Miami of Jotfca Mr. Treshcr uftor medical a t­ tention had been received and is MIAMI, Jan. 15.— (/P)—Pin ns reported to be considerably bruit,have been announced by William G. Ju st for construction here a t 8. The car, a Lincoln sedan, is suid W. First Avenue and First Street to be badly damaged, the force of Of u twcnty.fivo story building tho impact between the two mawhich will be unusual in that it is chincn turning it over roveru! to be In two units, one of which times. will be n liotol with 000 rooms. Tho structure will cos Ufa,760,000. The two units will be divided by an urcadc with space* for fourteen shops. The eastern unit, construetion of which will begin imme­ diately, wilt bouse the proposed , 4 -* ■ Third National Bank on the first two floors while each of the floors WASHINGTON .J a n . 16.—<A*)~ above will contain twelve offices, Adfocating replacing the wrecked On the roof will be a five room Shenandoah with a larger dirigible, bungalow.’ Captain George W. Steel*, com­ mandant of tho Lakehurst air sta­ tion, told the House Naval Com­ mittee today that an airship "Cun weather anything" over water. He said the Rhcnandoah i wrecked in a windstorm, marl rapidly rialng air currenta. and 1 such storm* never are known i(tnt Officer J. B, Green out to In­ ir the sea. A com plete. navy vestigate what polity believed st include a fleet or dirigibles, sounded too perfect for a slugging *sm rte il*" because tho enemy bee and the, result pf Detective gld have one. ^ S Green's investigations came to Tic witness declared that if pro­ light when he walked into the sta­ ale to close the* Lakehurst ata* tion ana asked that a w arrant be t and tie un the Las-Angelos carried out, the Npvy might well giv*, up lighter than air Air Chief Appears Before Committee To Ask For B ig Ship Police Investigation Explodes Big Sandbagging Story As Mere Fiction Reports circulated in the city this morning to tea s/fO ^ tth atA L. Ponder, who ltvjp a t trig Palma Hotel, on F irst Street, had been slugged and robbed of *J8 last night a t the corner of Tenth Btroet and Sanford Avenue wore laughyd The snow fail in region is quite unpt«»nted. H bus at by the chief of police today stalled trains and street care. , after Yesterday in Italy tho canals and cioaed Ueoons in Vohice were frown over, ..Kiu in Rome the people swoltcrJ u n d e r a hot winddriven across arrived In Palm Beach. Now York papers became' serious, practical­ ly deluging the avenue with reporters, cameramen apd feature writer*, The cottage became fam­ ous tho country over, a* the doml* cllo of the heiress to tho Stand­ ard Oil millions. The countess has her young son, Peter, with heir a t the present time apd it was rumored recently that an a tte m p t" — “*_J~ *- , , J — Thcso rumors were the child. groundless, however. • Moves After'Conference . Tho advent of the countess' counsel to Palm Bejtch has been accepted ns a momentous matter by tne member* of th* journalis­ tic gentry who. are so concerned over her affair. Mr,. Conway her lawyer, was ' seen entering the homo, and shortly after th a t time the yountess moved. J u st what the plans of tho countess ore, Is not known i t thu present time. Mr. Conway, who is registered nt the Royal Poincfona, refuses to make any state­ ment at this time. Tho house that thp countess la now occupying is former John 8. Plllsbury’s, How .long she will remain there is hot known. Vital O rgans Of M; Who Wed And Died In Two W eeks Are Probed For Poison Police Chief Says Wife Confessed Mrs. Christy Said To Have Given Poison As Man Requested: EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio.. Jan. 15.~-( AP).—Mrs. Laurti Christy, 48, left, a widow in three of five marriages, was. held in the county jail at Liibon today charged with the first degree murder of h&* husband, Rev. William Chrlhty, 68, whom she first mot and married less than two weeks ago. Vital organs of Mr. Christy, who was n representative of .the Chris­ tian Missionary Association of thu U. S., were sent to the state chcin- ' 1st at Columbus to be analysed.for traces of poison. The charge o l murder was pre­ ferred against Ilfre. Christy yester­ day by Chief of Police McDermott, who said the woman had confessed to him and frceecuting Attorney n . M. Brook!, th a t she hadIgixen her husband .poison, Mr. .Christy That.New System Will DoAway With Powev Trouble Power, ttouhtek4*** row er and IJfcbt vTSiUu’iy will bo a thing of tho* past when th®. company’s new expansion program is placed in effect, according to Clyde A. Byrd, manager of the local' plant, who ^odgy discussed plans relative to the double circuit {fikjPWiUilInk Sanford With Titus­ ville. Fort Lauderdale, Miami Beach and -West PaRa Reach. Work was commenced today on th« Sanford-Ttkisville circuit, Mr. Byrd addedr Mrs, Tom Jones, of Rose Court, In commenting on the advan­ a fractured nose and * tages* that may be expected to re­ suffered few minor and bruises last sult from a double connection of night when cuts the car in which Bhe these points, Mr. Byrd stated that was riding in company with her power shortage or line trouble husband and.two year old child was, would be virtually eliminated as it in Rose Court about 8:30 o'clock was highly improbable that trouble struck by an automobile driven by would occur on both lines. In Hal Wight. The accident occurred brief,-the second circuit is said to yesterday afternoon. Mr. Jonea nnd , bo merely an auxiliary for use in the baby, and Mr. Wight, who was the event that some break occurs alone in his car, ware uninjured. * on the first. ; Details of the acident arc UckDetails of the accident are lack­ Work is progressing rapidly on the new power plant noar Lake ing b u t.it Is said that both ma- : Monroe. Mr. Byrd said, and the chines were badly damaged. Mrs. Jones was taken to the has- . first unit capable of supplying 10,000 kilowats, 1s expected to be pitttl, from where she eras able to completed by next rail. The total bo removed to her home after rc capneity of tho entire plant will cciving medical attention. . That a law suit will probabl represent 100,000 kilowatts, ac­ result from the accident bccam cording to present plans. known this morning when Mi The Palm Beach plant can hour Jones causod a w arrant to he produce 5.1000 kilowatts and the sued for Mr. Wight's arrest. Fort Lauderdale plant is capable Tho w arrant, which charges d of producing 60,000 kllowatta at tng a g a r while under tho mfltu present, according to Mr. Byrd who of intoxicating-liquor was set added that enlarged facilities this morning and a 1200 bond would increase this figure to 150,. put op by Mr. Wight for hi* 000 kilowatts. Miami now produces 34,000 kilo­ watts, Mr. Byrd added, and Mlgmi Beach is supplied by 8,500. 'o Sanford Woman Body Of War Hero Who Killed H im self Sent To Old Home JIA IN E S CITY, Fla.. Jan. 1 L _ ).—Drapqd with a littt* silk flog W*l.—Draped little si th a t figured in the capture i eL July 4, till8. the body of Lieut. Elmer R. Fiuntmcr, SM I Ml hotel early lost Saturd id s u p e r- mt. Coat, survivor rite corm M m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 14, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/db1ad5734ca53571325c59a0951cdbd4.pdf cd13156d030ee63bb5b20fab7eb9fc0c PDF Text Text « i h n rltta ^ ' » «h* m, tlw e t« I j r n 'ln t lo i • Bd ru ali In* ihf l>rlrr. 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I r u n t t b r y iiinkr ■ S o r b i l i n r t u l n c a l y l r a - n u r li I m n i l a n n i r i n n * t r r j n l — » m i ’ ll f i n d I t o lh h r r r In r n r r n t i i n i d n n r r , r iin ir In I h U fn l r j •In u il lin rn u ln . In d ira . I nil r n i i ’ l n f f n r d I n m l a a I I. celltftrt mnnbla nnd h la h l) dr.lnf|| It n m l d r r a a r r a . . Of I r r e d In er«r. be I n n d b l a r u t t ahnilrviMi ] w ith atrlp ra . $3.95 $8.95 — TO— $6.47 * • Ii I . A I t l i : * ' NI’IIIK R . New Spring H ats Must Go ... Sale of SHOES MEN’S SO # 1 . ( n i l III n i l H n n f n r d i I b r r r l a m i flflc r rn tle rtln n nf in lllln rrt rnahl i i u a l l u n f o - f i . ’■ lie’ a r r n - h r r l — I l i i l a f o r p i r r j n ri'n aln n t r a m I h r a lm p I r n t I n t h e in n a | r l n l i n r n l r . 1’ r l r r n nri* m i l d r r i i f o r q u i r k a i ' i i i n i t l Thin f i 11 lllfr Viiliir of flu* Wprhiu ir n m ifi. F!%rri i m lr In niiirl., i«f ttiln p n c rlflc c . T a k r mil nnlMjtt* of f liln g r r o t <•*«%'— lilK. $3.95 $3.95 up M in n rlral a l r r r l a n d p f l r r n n n n h n la l|i t h r n r I V r * t a h m l r a n m l i i h n | i r « — l i r l r e i l n r l i s i i i n l l f u a h l u h n< ( ii n . l id — . $4.95 l> drraara • him T hrar m f i l l lin 'd d iirlu u h u ll in u d rla , a. DRESS SALE! » V drraara a n lr n r K n ud tn aunpp) fu r th r Iraa apurl W r h a i r * 11 r n m i i l r t r r n u i t i ' n f a l a r a v f n u p a l l r u l 11 f a . O r l K l i m l l ) till In •I I* ,* —" a * ■J $4.98 < 1 .0 * 1:11 THURSDAY - Topkis Union Suits I 'lla lu n a r, T u ll alara n ll» n ilv rrtla rd . 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With and without " a n lr «•— , 1 ahlrts marked so low. nm l ttrl ) uura w h ile n t o iii: % Seldom has It been your good for­ tune to aee such high quality $9.50 m al, t illlr r K iri. 1 M r r r ’a n n u p p u r t u n i t ) — t h e r i m n r * ■if t h r a r n a u n — In i m r r h a a r 1 'r u r h * nf iin u au al uiiullly n t n r l r r a t h a t arriu rld lrn lu iialr In n . ‘ W r a i n g r a l n u r n r l y v l . l l w h i l e a r l r r l l n u la lit lj« li ra t . lu ipu ln r u rlK lu n ll)' lu n k r i I*uim* In r i t r l ) Ih i'ar th la Ih rlr $4.95 up M enT sox Everythin* you want In wearable attractive hosiery i»>(n| in this sale. Priced— 1 • Balbriggan Dresses liiit t* All wool In « variety of piN* All sizcH— Positively the greatest saving event of the Sea­ son for the investing public. 1:\ ( i ;l'Tio \ a 1.1.v low VW 95c Men’s Shirts $7.50 •• 1 «♦ * e / Large. wiaortment of snappf wool sport eapa all size*. and in the latest color*. Sp«ul* IhiH sale— U I ’A I.IT V I I n m l r r d a n f im lr a , nil k n o w n f u r •h e ir h lu h q i i n l l t ) , u u u a tin l i l n r n l .l l ll> . n m l n r n l *|i|irn riu irr n rr n f f r r ml In t h l a u r r n l a n l r . W o m r n , w h o J i p p r i - r l i i l r v n l p r a , w i l l r i n u r bjr t h e " • 'n r r n m l W i l l .III!) n i r n m n a » u | i p l > a n .illi«r fliar a r e t h r v a l n m . A l l t h e lin v a p rln u ahndra. , Golf Knickers. 49c Ladies’ Hose M i i p i l i l l r I 'r r n lln p a nf |ln lii1lra l MtrnWfc. .In al t h r l » | i r f|ir tlir i n ­ t e r n ......... 1 h r . a r e n r t t . >| f m *i » At thc*e price* every man should put (n a season’* supply. Here is every difiirahlr kind—Hilk*, wools and mixture*, in n variety of col­ or* uud pattern* to natiMfy every pcrferencc. J i u ' l i n l h i i f • K ir I n f r u f « | i r l u j f fir t h film, Iii'lnu u f l r r r f l Caps Men’s Sweaters • w - l!I ' ‘ A l l a t ) I r a In R ood q u a l i t y a l l m i n i n v ra le ra — cone a w rn trra , n w catrr ( ( • ! ■ n u d n f h r r jiu p u la r m udrla. $3.95&$4.95 collar*. White and tn the other de­ sired colon of Spring— 1 Every Ue In several vast selection* comes from oar regular stock. We’rs determined to clear all atocka —hence the mark-downs. Price three for— $ 1.00 Special Sale on MEN’S HATS Uundreda of Ilata, all takes fr’ higher-priced aelectttma, eluded In this Clearance Sale. M* of thMe Hat* will be worn Work Shirts Pine Quality Chatuhray, fast col­ ors, well mad?. Priced for thla sale— / Winter. $3.98, $3,# ri'v i �IEDfnoS SANFORD, Salm Moves To Pillsbury Home 5 Miners Sanction Governor Explosion In Fairmont* W- 'Va. Shaft Late Thursday En­ tombs 3S M in e s; 26 S tilt Missing Early In Aflcrndon Lewis told tho scale committee that all resources of United Mine Workers wuuld be a t the dispos­ al of the nnthrncite merit in their struggle nnd th a t thcrevneed be no fear th at anyone would Inter­ fere. Slight chance of passage of tho legislation is.seen by either administration or organisation lenders for any of the bills. At Wilkes Bnrro, the school di­ rectors’ association of Lucerne county have adopted n resolu­ tion asking President Coolidgc to Intervene. Delegations of Spuilkil county people and business men were on their way to Wash­ ington today with the purpose of seeking federal action. B r in g B ack irTriall fending Ireau iCase I t of Holtlofficr of |a s been tilted tills (father is Ini tho Do.bringing to face a b Flanagan jiigly with denied by dared that girl. ^hnt is ni- in by Holt- ‘ ha* bedn It, and po) shipment i. Williams [years old, treet, S*li­ lt bail for Konday by Irooklyn on gitive from p he is said p of hnvLFlanagan, ■reived in I a n Thura- I furnished lenue. Last I McCarthy [n strange pti accustcj I him u* to ing unsatli. I detective ho found a LOCAL Sanford youth charged, with theft of automobile and abduc­ tion of girl is arrested by New York authorities. Hcywood Register will bqTtried for murder in Seminole county.. * Constructive addresses feature weekly Chamber of Commerce meeting. Three injured in two automo­ bile wrecks. f lin t Sanford nfdlo program scores big success. Date for big, professional golf tournament is tentatively set for Jan, 27 and 28, Florals feoufer oiid Light C4m-, pnny expansion program export­ ed tu eliminate power difficul­ ties. ; Twenty-four new homes to be constructed by Knight and MncNcll. Hold-up story exploded by po1ice -investigation;— -— ;-.v----- ---Tennessee highway party may include Sanford in tour of state. Sanford receives much space In new book published on Flor­ ida. STATE Beset by many- reporters, Countess Salm moves from “ Wai­ kiki" cottage to palatial home of Pillsbury, flour king. DOMESTIC Ohio woman faces murder charge in connection with death of fifth husband, whom she mar­ ried two weeks afro. Bodies of twelve victims of Fairmont, W. Va., mine are re­ covered early this afternoon. Minors approve Plnchot’s plan to have coni industry made pub­ lic utility. • Smith to quit state politics up,on close of present te rm ., Eighty -one bodies are re- [the penalty [that charge priding mag[with Hollihad a gun [five days In la meantime [investigated itherine, in turned m’s Society l# rlumici* Four Rescue Crews Arthur Hcyer Aiid Charles A. Are Working In P it Devcreaux E ntertain By Well Received Addresses Before Commerce Body Six Bodies Of Those Taken From Mine U nidentified; Heavy Damage To Property Soil Productivity Surprises Chicagoan County Nurse And Health Doctor Speak; On Means O f Preventing .Diphtheria Two addresses replete with con­ structive criticism of local institu­ tions featured the weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon held today nt noon in the Seminole Grill. Arthur P. Hcyer, a commissioner of Montclair, N. J., ahd director of public works of that city, sjjoko nt length on economic conditions and city governing methods, pre­ vailing in Florida, contrasting the populur commission form of gov­ ernment found in this state with the nldernmnic system employed in Montclair, und *many small northner communities where each of five nldcrman is given Tactically a Sanford Firm Contractu For free hand in the ndnnnintration of 24 New Residences To Be that department to which ho has assigned. Built In Near Future On been “ I find here in Florida much Sub-divbtion Properties that can bo applied to good ad­ vantage in my section of tho coun­ -The firm of Knight and-Mac- try," Mr. Hcyer said, “and11 am Neil, realtors and builders, yes­ deeply indebted to your city man­ terday announced that a program ager/M r. Williams; for his person­ of building had been inaugurated- al interest and invaluable assist­ by thorn which called for the Ini- ance-in acquainting, mo with mnnV feature* cf civil), ad* mlnls^rntflrit" *.* •;v Mr, Hcydr humorously related their Fan Lacta *ub-diirI|don, and that additional plain for th i croc- his various experiences' In touring tion of apartment bUlldlngS on through Georgia, and declared that Fourteenth Street were now In some method of disseminating uuthcntlc ’ Information relative to preparation. conditions leading into Six of the new homes are either highway “ ‘ would Floridn . _,— be — of, incalculable uindar constrUctioO-hi the present or have recently been completed; Advantage-to this state aa-a -whole. “In many places I was told that permits Were issued Wednesday [ the roads through Georgia to the for the erection of five more; five other* nro being planned for con-iI Florida line were impassable,” Mr. fter thellloyer said, "yet I pushed on and structinn immediately nf--. completion of the foregoing und found the highways in pretty fair eight arc being planned by various i shape." individuals who have selected bIU’kI Mr. Heyer expects to leave San­ on which work will start in the ford this'afternoon for an educavery near future, according U> tionul tour of the state accoiuGeorge W, Knight, senior member punied by his two sons. of tho firm. Resources Praised Cyl. Knight stated that land­ Charles A. Devcreaux, who wn* scape work wns being carried on introduced as a Chicago developer throughout the sub-division and visjttng In Florida to select an ideal that a great deal of comment bud wintering spot for a number of been heard concerning tho condi­ friends, told the assemblage that tion of the pnrks and atreet bcuu- Florida's resources and soil pro­ tification in the first unit. ductivity were- “astounding J*nd “The addition of so many beuutiful new homos. 6Uch as those planned for San Lanta, cannot be other than positivd proof of the oxifUintr prosperity of Sanford, said Col. Knight, "and were it not for the terrible situation which prevails in the freight nnd term te­ al business of the state, our build­ vcrcaux declared to st people in an ing program for the past few sections of the nation were paying months would have been much fur- too much attention to speculative ther advanced.” schemes and not enough to Flor­ ida’s legitimate agriculture! re­ sources, which arc, he said, of far greater valqe than sub-dlvisiona nnd hoiuesites. Mr. Dcvereaux spoke of the val­ ue of photographs as an advertis­ ing medium and advanced the sug(Contlnued on Page 3) Europe Continues IliV MIKIVU* J ■cld landing ■jd from tbc [When Holtz* ■m the workp is sentence, ■arrested him bed from the l*W of San- Tho deed man is Dan L. &eisloft, 45. of Stuart, who received fatal injuries lets yesterday when the sedan he was driving wft the Dixie highway on a sharp curve and crasned ncadlong into a tel­ ephone pole. Zeialoft died in a lo­ cal hospital at 3:30 o'clock last night, • V* the Fourth Tho injured policemen,' both of m, where ho were hdrt in motorcycle ac­ tho necessary whom cidents, are: O. .A. Campbell,-who snatained a severe T’T-T" . ,. i« keeping below zero kpd the cold has now moved to ®*»tero regions which had b*en spared, notably Dinard,. which thu year launched on a career as a rntkl and I?*1?: ter resort, thinks to .th e Gulf stream w hidf>ashed the nearby FAIRMONT, W. Va.. Jan, 15.— (SP)—Rescue W. vkerj, tailing IR mine number eight df tho Jamison Coal and Coke t'omriauy at Fari\iIngton, in ah effort, to reach the men entombed by mvexploslon late last night, rwovcmflfour addition­ al bodies .this morning. Ip all, }2 Twenty six men are unaccounted for. . • ltescpcrs reported th a t they Were making good progress in the un­ derground roceises, nnd th a t they expected to account for the mfailng men by tonight. 2 Bodies Not Identified Sljc of the bodies of tho miners hod not been Identified. The oth­ er* nra those of W, K. Myers, 5-1 and hi* aon, Herbert Myers, 27, both of West Chester, a-town near Farmington. Fifcr rescue rtewa are . in the mine, having arrived op. the scene from nearby points shortly after the blast. T hrift™ are working, under the fullest pressure, com­ pany officials said,’ and It is ex­ pected the region where tba explos­ ion is beljcvcd to have occurred, estimated to about two and a half miles from the bottom of the entry shaft in now v^lHnga kndingltjjfi Avenue. Investigation revealed that the countess had had her ef­ fects moved tb'-thc South Oceau Boulevard place. The house on Sunet Avenuo bhs become famous in the last two months. When the countess first arrived In Palm Beach. Now York papers became' serious, practical­ ly deluging the avenue with reporters, cameramen apd feature writer*, The cottage became fam­ ous tho country over, a* the doml* cllo of the heiress to tho Stand­ ard Oil millions. The countess has her young son, Peter, with heir a t the present time apd it was rumored recently that an a tte m p t" — “*_J~ *- , , J — Thcso rumors were the child. groundless, however. • Moves After'Conference . Tho advent of the countess' counsel to Palm Bejtch has been accepted ns a momentous matter by tne member* of th* journalis­ tic gentry who. are so concerned over her affair. Mr,. Conway her lawyer, was ' seen entering the homo, and shortly after th a t time the yountess moved. J u st what the plans of tho countess ore, Is not known i t thu present time. Mr. Conway, who is registered nt the Royal Poincfona, refuses to make any state­ ment at this time. Tho house that thp countess la now occupying is former John 8. Plllsbury’s, How .long she will remain there is hot known. Local Men Receive Injuries W hen Their Car Hite Track Pnrkcd Without. TpU L ish t; Georgia Man AJho Injured T hat.N ew System Will DoAway W ith Powev Trouble WEST PALM BEACH. Jan. IR. —(A*)—Besieged by newspaper writera and reporters, the Count­ ess Balm, formerly Milllcent Rog­ ers, Standard Oil heiress, has moved ,her residence from ‘'Waiki­ ki" to “Ij * Choss" the palatial es­ tate of John S. Pillsburg, Minnea­ polis flour king. Tho countess moved Wednesday nnd today was comfortable in the tropical jungle setting on' Banyan road, about a mile and a half south of,her for­ mer residence in the cottage. Wi\h her retinue of servants and private dttoettvea and guards, •the countess is alone in the vast man­ sion. A'hc removal was made late yestcriTny following an all day conference with her lawyer, Albert Conway, who has been hero sover- Herbert Long of Baxley, C5a., re- C-?Tw ine Hadlj Wrecked ,r Officials, who entered the work­ ings uftor tho blast, said the. mine apeurod badly wrecked in the Vlclnlty of the seventh rb :ht heading and that the debris would likely hinder tho rescue work. ' A group of six trnck men who word working not more than .TOO feet from the bottom of tho entry, said' the explosion created but a slight shock, niter which the mine filled with smoko and tho air be­ came .bud. They were nblo to reach the shnft, however, and gave the signal which brought tho men to the top. Persons who wero near the mine said the blast was felt but slightly on tho surface. No reason has been advanced by officials of the Jatnison Company or rescue workers as to whut might huve caused the explosion. clbck' When th e Ford tout *rd in which ha WasjiJrtolhg Orlando was struck by nno driven by a man who gave hit .name ns Jonas. N. B. Oxendlne, who was riding with Long, wan uninjur­ ed in the wreck, Tho ear which struck the one rrtlven hy Long 1s said to-have' been a Hudson coach, license num­ . ber 122-MK*. Files Tfeahcr IfutH Files Treshet and Frank Jones, of tho St. John's Navigation Com­ pany, were slightly injured last night, when the car In which they ware driving south on the Orlando road, near Citrus Heights, crash* cd into a truck said to bo purked without tall lights. Mr. Treshor received a few cuts and bruises, none of thum suid to be serious and wan able -to assist Jones in getting to the hospital where the 1u tte rs more serious in­ Another Skyscraper juries were dressed. wns removed to the homo For City Of Miami of Jotfca Mr. Treshcr uftor medical a t­ tention had been received and is MIAMI, Jan. 15.— (/P)—Pin ns reported to be considerably bruit,have been announced by William G. Ju st for construction here a t 8. The car, a Lincoln sedan, is suid W. First Avenue and First Street to be badly damaged, the force of Of u twcnty.fivo story building tho impact between the two mawhich will be unusual in that it is chincn turning it over roveru! to be In two units, one of which times. will be n liotol with 000 rooms. Tho structure will cos Ufa,760,000. The two units will be divided by an urcadc with space* for fourteen shops. The eastern unit, construetion of which will begin imme­ diately, wilt bouse the proposed Third National Bank on the first two floors while each of the floors WASHINGTON .J a n . 16.—<A*)~ above will contain twelve offices, Adfocating replacing the wrecked On the roof will be a five room Shenandoah with a larger dirigible, bungalow.’ Captain George W. Steel*, com­ mandant of tho Lakehurst air sta­ tion, told the House Naval Com­ mittee today that an airship "Cun weather anything" over water. He said the Rhcnandoah i wrecked in a windstorm, marl rapidly rialng air currenta. and 1 such storm* never are known i(tnt Officer J. B, Green out to In­ ir the sea. A com plete. navy vestigate what polity believed st include a fleet or dirigibles, sounded too perfect for a slugging *sm rte il*" because tho enemy bee and the, result pf Detective gld have one. ^ S Green's investigations came to Tic witness declared that if pro­ light when he walked into the sta­ ale to close the* Lakehurst ata* tion ana asked that a w arrant be t and tie un the Las-Angelos carried out, the Npvy might well giv*, up lighter than air Air Chief Appears Before Committee To Ask For B ig Ship , Police Investigation Explodes Big Sandbagging Story As Mere Fiction Reports circulated in the city this morning to tea s/fO ^ tth atA L. Ponder, who ltvjp a t trig Palma Hotel, on F irst Street, had been slugged and robbed of *J 8 last night a t the corner of Tenth Btroet and Sanford Avenue wore laughyd The snow fail in region is quite unpt«»nted. H bus at by the chief of police today stalled trains and street care. , after Yesterday in Italy tho canals and cioaed Ueoons in Vohice were frown over, ..Kiu in Rome the people swoltcrJ u n d e r a hot winddriven across 4 - * ■ Vital O rgans Of M; Who Wed And Died In Two W eeks Are Probed For Poison Police Chief Says Wife Confessed Mrs. Christy Said To Have Given Poison As Man Requested: EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio.. Jan. 15.~-( A P ).— Mrs. Laurti Christy, 48, le ft, a widow in three of five marriages, w as. held in th e county jail a t L iibon today charged with the first degree murder of h&* husband, Rev. W illiam Chrlhty, 68, whom she first mot and married less than two weeks ago. Vital organs of Mr. Christy, who was n representative of .the Chris­ tian Missionary Association of thu U. S., were sent to the state chcin- ' 1st at Columbus to be analysed.for traces of poison. The charge o l murder was pre­ ferred against Ilfre. Christy yester­ day by Chief of Police McDermott, who said the woman had confessed to him and frceecuting Attorney n . M. Brook!, th a t she hadIgixen her husband .poison, Mr. .Christy Power, ttouhtek4*** row er and IJfcbt vTSiUu’iy will bo a thing of tho* past when th®. company’s new expansion program is placed in effect, according to Clyde A. Byrd, manager of the local' plant, who ^odgy discussed plans relative to the double circuit {fikjPWiUilInk Sanford With Titus­ ville. Fort Lauderdale, Miami Beach and -West PaRa Reach. Work was commenced today on th« Sanford-Ttkisville circuit, Mr. Byrd addedr Mrs, Tom Jones, of Rose Court, In commenting on the advan­ a fractured nose and * tages* that may be expected to re­ suffered few minor and bruises last sult from a double connection of night when cuts the car in which Bhe these points, Mr. Byrd stated that was riding in company with her power shortage or line trouble husband and.two year old child was, would be virtually eliminated as it in Rose Court about 8:30 o'clock was highly improbable that trouble struck by an automobile driven by would occur on both lines. In Hal Wight. The accident occurred brief,-the second circuit is said to yesterday afternoon. Mr. Jonea nnd , bo merely an auxiliary for use in the baby, and Mr. Wight, who was the event that some break occurs alone in his car, ware uninjured. * on the first. ; Details of the acident arc UckDetails of the accident are lack­ Work is progressing rapidly on the new power plant noar Lake ing b u t.it Is said that both ma- : Monroe. Mr. Byrd said, and the chines were badly damaged. Mrs. Jones was taken to the has- . first unit capable of supplying 10,000 kilowats, 1s expected to be pitttl, from where she eras able to completed by next rail. The total bo removed to her home after rc capneity of tho entire plant will cciving medical attention. . That a law suit will probabl represent 100,000 kilowatts, ac­ result from the accident bccam cording to present plans. known this morning when Mi The Palm Beach plant can hour Jones causod a w arrant to he produce 5.1000 kilowatts and the sued for Mr. Wight's arrest. Fort Lauderdale plant is capable Tho w arrant, which charges d of producing 60,000 kllowatta at tng a g a r while under tho mfltu present, according to Mr. Byrd who of intoxicating-liquor was set added that enlarged facilities this morning and a 1200 bond would increase this figure to 150,. put op by Mr. Wight for hi* 000 kilowatts. Miami now produces 34,000 kilo­ watts, Mr. Byrd added, and Mlgmi Beach is supplied by 8,500. 'o Sanford Woman Body Of War Hero Who Killed H im self Sent To Old Home JIA IN E S CITY, Fla.. Jan. 1 L _ ).—Drapqd with a littt* silk flog W*l.—Draped little si th a t figured in the capture i eL July 4, till 8. the body of Lieut. Elmer R. Fiuntmcr, SM I Ml hotel early lost Saturd id s u p e r - mt. Coat, survivor rite corm M m �/Maintain te a c h O f f ic e bo/ Of romh-sree. > • ; ___ » When he comes herb, Mr. B om solutions! BEACH, Jan. 15.) EflJd< hc demand * “fhowdown'’ ’ °Ut J ^ S S f U r O i a th, railroads. Thftc arc 400 .Vincent _____ • \rx ueorge w . « s& ss& srsi ”• « ■ « » . • •. aod county, authorities hare hives. Vr a u e n u n r i p r i c i a ligated PowtTs plan of opetation ; —~— ami ft is known that n federal in* f The local Charrbrr nf Commerce a -land syndicate yeafijcation wa» made. No charg- office .is- In, receipt of one of thi Secretary R. W. P e a r a ^ i 'u f : W eat^sim Bca rs in this city, >to* os are pending against Pontt here, lafast pubi!nit'ar.J tm*-Florida en- the local Chamber of Commerce, j "tho Interstate \ o i m c r w C«m-f P unt. C n .tn ^ W ,000 b a r J [ .i u . 1 of land- in the ■■ * — hilled -n ic Truth About.' FloriJa.* Ictlny reicived a letter from tho mission, will ' establish a Wcsi nropoied for constructing new j of the state, acBalm Beach office to strike at tho hail, L r.trrns N. G... Buslneaa 'League heart a sLufmcnt he issued of the* situation. Tarpon S prinp-G round hsUtg lay, H o n d a , Holdings On i n *h? 2? ° >»!;'-• i*>ou ,,, SanEJfd tontminj* the following resolutions id the land'coat $40 an parsed by that body with reference Ing the cost o* subdi- M arket In Short Time caimcctiun vritlvtho resources to Dr. C. P. Vincent’s permanent ith the rit liens’ committee on church. '. potffng it on the mar* -------,,o j this d s tr e t Ml*. Fox writes: location in Sanfordi 1 JACKSONVILLE. Jon. 15.—M J'S^nftnrd, f* <» tho heart* of what ‘•Whereas, information his come of operation <vaa out*' —Harmp O. Collier, moM-AilUonh*? °?c ,mo»V ***n*f+tly statement. His syn- airp land owner of Florida; an - 1?S ve,^ “1 "*£: »««! .-»«*ttdg in Mw the Hiirhnsp of Bounced here Thursday hit would *1* hhirida. * g e ' through th e itati- place h it holdings i In Ufa southern | i—.i „ m n ► .* k**uyDtRm ^ 8U*>' nnita of indebtedness p a rt of the'state <* the m.tLct in f e ..g g g !W « » in the money To vttbdi- the near future. Ilfs Florida prop [ the land into lets, erty nin0until to more th;m 1,100. ltd la n d s'a re subdivided 'into 000 acres of land, wfilcli includes n loti, 28 by B0 feet, to th e here, nmior portion of Collier county, ch are offered fdr sale »t glO, lie notion cr .titles in Florida, the subject The investors In tho syndi* of his prcji Ian to offer a returrf ; of form of one of the largest promo, of;population must bo considered, with thin thought In mind it can r cent In approximately CO ime. The syndicate agreoa tlon and development projects in he conservatively stated, that few redeem at mfldlirity each flO jth e history of the stale. BUna towns of n simitar population t for threo times its par valao (were virtually completed he anid, throughout the state can show more offers to unit holder* fhred jam! previous amiouncement has modern development than is found , dollar lota hi exchange for each 1been delayed to prevent subdtvis* id Sanford.” In other sections of Ms book, Mr, ■'“ **' Jon i.f lands. P fe o unit holders decline to The property will bo sold to de* Fox lauds the many attractions of ertrpt the loin and reqoe/t caab, w lopcre only, he said,, and this community, stk'tsing the syndicate attempts to clsposo speculation would be discouraged. wealth and resources derived from I®*» tor the unit holders. In This property he owns has been un* the fields, nnd touching on tho •Wflt the syndicate is unable derj intensive development during equable climate and wraith of tour­ ist attractions to be found in the *y the cash, • the unit holders tb o 'p ast few years, ho announced. state.” t accept three top dollar lots f , —------- ------ . » eh o f their units. . .. ./.✓ La PunU Pari; 2olfo Springs—¥250,000 paving caj H al estate niea. end state beings rapidly developed. .. Palm Beach—Contrast awarded program to ^et under way. for fonstructlon of Breakers IIo* tcL £?•««/ •'5 88? D aytona- ^ a & n « « r s & ( s f lf j s OlIT-OUR WAY To mies seeing ant} hearing him, % One gf the great drawing . attract^, I k Prices 91-00 to 13.00 f Advance &r*i] .Qrdfrs Given • \ t'lione 9S9 ^sata'h'n'Sfilo Janbary in January By Williams WHS fLR*A* TAMES, IF VOU'LL PROMISE ■TO TR v AKj D O O BETTER ‘V TlfTUMEl TOM ORRw. -1 LI LET N O U G O MOW • 16 th DINNER DANCING LIQ UID F a c t a n d T a iU t POW DER miAL cm-r.R t;*< manvlaii# !«Sfc«M.TbattlM forts. ^ 1 <al*n noU t ' LYON MSG. CO. 4i 5«. FVtkStnd. BmLVa, g. Y, U* n n t« out* oMor or Reservations at per toilLbe received inperson orphone up to 12 o'clock noon, Saturday n iu tira u a u iu u iiu ii Golden Broivn a n d D e lic b u siy u Sanford MPOCOCnES TO M O M E K JT S w e ’d 0 A OPP&V.T L IK E "T£i UVIEV OL/EF? f . f |jj at tit o, *,A Mimes, n£T. l*c V’* * . . . V.’ I A , . ' B A We i 1 % *11 * • ■ - •'•■SetEV/KLM.rn N£3AUCtn£AL Kiwanis Club Sanford Florida Will Present * < > * - ■ • i v - 1 ; , . BENEFIT UNDERPRIVILEGE CHILD FU N D ** ' 4 i 4 • .••3, v t Kendalls Fish and Poultry Market 217 Sanford Avenue Phone ■ 1 7 8 -W C- i. Beginning Jan. 18 Endorsement THE ORIGINAL SLAM A GROTTO OF I POTRRBDL'BG Charles H. Bon, Se KIWANIS CLUB OF MV BBS, FLV ^W alter Turner, CITY7 j F*FT. MVE8f J C. P. stately, City W illiams Stock Co. /!» 1 *; f . Forty People und 11 Piece Sanford Feed & » i 1* L-”* Monday, Junuary 18th . A 4 ACT DRAMA Phone 539 A com plete line o f Horse, Poultry and Dairy feed. Cotton Seed Meal, Bran, Molases, Paris Green. DAIRYMAN'S DELIGHT , y DAirorTJir/rtcuO FEED iy ^Centalnr mere tktn 7J4 DJGE5T1BL: nutrifntv • - AMERICAN LEC» ARCADIA, Ft Mr. Smith, Comf CIVITAN CLIJB DAYTONA. My. Thornton, * Sunshine E g g Mash . Sunshine Scratch Feed A lgraih ^ 1*’-"f SABBATH SCHOOL pu b u c a t io j ^ * Rev. Robert L B»"* _______ Snringv. Ai*^ '.■h:' MARIE IKGAFFERALLY 4 *' * i u! end '•*’ » . , ■ s' 4"75!.5n| 4 MAY BI.OSSOM WILLIAMS ’ J i’ • — ................ * t AMERICAN LEC[( DUBUN. GA* fTAN ClC>| Vaudeville Between Acte AU.MISSSION — 20c and 80c Curtains 8:15 I*, M- Vour money back if you get S'ltiifkd. T MAYOR RB5yBS Anniuton, , / Featuring “Diatributorn of SUNSHINE.' It tint w hit a cow EAT9 but vrhat the DIGESTS Itutpoductt milk andbutUrfits Orchestra _'/ * “Master and ManV M y rlle A ve„ an d F o u rth S t. tSfMk** i U nder $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 T ent T heatre .» Fresh and Salt W ater Fish, Fresh Shrimp. * . . . Original Williams Stock Compan; d' H ens and F riers—Buck and Ro-Shad. Also all kinds of X Hulick & Hulick) ' ml Fresh Baltimore Oysters Daily v v .,4v_/' f. ( iAIHF-S FREK MONDAY LV BLOSSOM WILLIAMS Stjck Cm, appM rij �BBBfggffl MR •~' tis s ^ g ? evnde a n. When te Berlins f in their it a back­ ing plonk ipnrtment, sally cor­ Jan. 15. ch,iEngiper men ine came PUS rin bride, Daughter Bmed to [as Cap[em that land reid would [y on the [uthantpIbtrusive [board in them on captuin U wheth)d any of the piano r becoming i for SanI is attestlumber of >elng plan- lances fins, Smith ectlons 4, 8 t .considersM. Scruggs in Chapman 1 M. Prime, Qwnshlp 21; ird S. Crock Wllford M ion 7, townB t. W. I.awlori ■ p ; 69,000. ■ ‘•nt Co., lo R. ■ i n Lanta uhW>n *6.500. . J-ak e Mary I)c| n Crystal Luka festderation ffi,- lindley L. Brad- C L U B MEETING Continued frofn Pago On*. I *«tion that the Chamber of Com­ merce provide for distribution and dhiplny many representative Vi«»H of Seminole county attraction*. G R O C E R Y BILLS MIsa Ui AVby"' *X>S!dSyT^ county Indlcin.cr.l Retu;-niW By The n u h a n d Dr. Charles Dufnm - Seminole Grand Jury >iay u . S.’Really HRd May Do- • •' JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jan. 15. at ale hrAlth officer in ehArg* Return Alleged Murderer •parunenV Llo'.'ek. * —{rpl—Oaluttibin*1uii’u quotations of this district discussed the eumTo, Face Jury In Sanford Supporting orders soon made nrevailing on the Jacksonville mar­ paign being wagwd by the health 1 S o f . S S p art, well known R * their appearance and the reaction ket today as reported by the Flwr- department to Induce every p aren t’ If in,1 other business men of to permit children tt> take the w«3 checked at least temporarily da State Marketing B ureau:' " 1 Tcnn.,11 to 'v ls it ban- Criminal Cases after Hudson had cxtkridddits loss SupbUea •6f mlscel inneous vege­ KtflKK lest, and explained a t length For bearing1 Ttyday to three pbints, Amerfeaif Smelting tables limited; demand good; move­ lld al results that were expected bl s u S S tt» W and C, & O. -to two points. ment venrllght; mkrket strung for to result ffom A knowledge of ex­ In the nW nre of any adverse good stock.................. Ethel Toon Being Tried For outside ’ hews developments, the Beans: green hamper 6.00®>0.00, actly how many children were Im­ Alleged Mufdor Of B<* declirie was generally attributed to' Cabbage: standard erttea new mune to diphtheria. r nriitcipal cities of thes stMe. In a brief address D r..' Duffln '<]'• Husband, J. T. Toon ^n Jfomc professional traders, taking ad­ stock •1.00(3)5.00. • • ■ t sketched the work of the state vantage of the market's Weakened health department In suppressing Hey Wood Register will probably condition and the a p p an h t inabil­ communicable diseases and lower­ be tried on a charge of murder ity of Operators' on the" long Ride lums fancy 3.50@4.60. English, 7-8 bushel ham­ ing thV morbidity rate, and request­ in Seminole county owing'to the to attract a'public figure in their per 4.00(p>4.o0. ed co-operation front Sanford cltfact that his trial in Orange coun­ InvoriUs. Independent strength P e W ra : standard crate*, green ixens In carrying out plana for the ty resulted in ah Appeal from the developed in a few specialties. betterment of health conditions in Tobacco beeloi finey 4.00@4.5O. verdict of the jury, land also due Porto' Rienn-American Squash; Hampers arid bushel cra­ this county. soared six points to 80 n new high to the fact th at he Was indicted yellow 4.00@6.00. The Schick test waa described bv the grand Jury of this courity record; Remington Typewriter, tesSquash: hampers an dbuahel cra­ as n painless operation consisting, a t their session which came to an Texn| Gulf and Freeport Texas ad­ whit* none offered. ' of tho insertion of .three drops of end last night, according to local vanced a point or so. / Foreign ex­ tes, Sweet potatoes; per hundred medicine In the right forearm by changes opened firm, demnnd weight authorities. 3.00. a small needle. Other indictments returned by sterling 3-1.85 9-16; French francs Tomatoes: sixes, Florida! fancy If In several days time a small the grand jurors were for the fol­ advancing 314 point* to 375% count and stock 5.00@G,00. sore spot develops, the patient is lowing persons and charges: Wil­ Tomatoes: sheet, Florida!, choice not immune t to diphtheria, it is , ‘ . liam Cannon, grand larceny; Ira cents. count ond Btock 3,50@4.00. • said, and further immunising treat­ S. Thomasj’ manslaughter; J. N. Oranges: boxes, fancy count and ment tk necessary. N«m Stock List Knowles, assault and intent to stock 3.50@4.00. Telephone Report Read NEW, YORK;1Jan. 15.commit munler; Fred Thomas Orange*: boxes, choice count Secretary R, W. Pearman rend and Jcsso 'Stevens, robbery; Earl Allied cUfo; & Dye .... and stock 2.00(5)3.00. a report 6 f local condlAmerican Can ............. .285 V 4 Lewis, breaking and entering with Grapefruit: boxes, fancy 'count tlons submitted telephone by the district ________ __ .13414 and stock 3.00<^)4.00. Intent to commit felony; J.' N. Atchison manager of the Southern Tele­ Wentbrookn, passing a forged In- Baldwin Locomotive ___ .128H Grapefruit: boxes, choice count phone Company In connection with Crucible Steel ................ .7 8 Vi and stock 2.60(£)3.00. • • complaints made by cltilens of this Com Products ................ ,. 41% community. The report stated Davison Chemical ........... 220% Traffic Argument A t that the telephone company had George Mays, nsssflult with intent General Electrie ........... ■„ f70,000 for use in to commit murder; J, M. McGhee, New York Centrol ......... Palm Beach Settled appropriated the Sanford expansion program i *%n •■ cmboezelmcnt and James Matthews Norfolk & W estern......... that will be commenced immediate­ Northern & Pacific ___ ... .74% statutory offense. WEST PALM BEACH. Jan. 15. ly upon the delivery, of the materPun.Amerkau.-Pct. ...___ <1034 - ' Matthewa and McGhru were con­ - ( f l ’)—-Controversy rertm lim r pro­ lair tied up-by the rail-embargo^— Pennsylvania .............. 54 V i victed yesterday afternoon before hibition of parHng on Potnsettla Essential materials are Expected n jury in the first two cases to be Reading ..........1............... . . 86 % to reach Sanford about Feb. 1, it 3. A. L. ............................ .. 47 called before Judge W right it said. .101 Southern Pacific ....i..... ... The trial of Etnel Tnone, charg­ Plans relative to the arrival of u ed with killing her husband, J. T. Studebaker ........... i......... . 57 Vi delegation of Tennesseeans. on a „ 44 Toono last [June 4. was called this Standard Oil of N. J. tour of inspection were heard and morhlnfe nnd practically the entire Tobacco Products .......... . ..100% deferred to the Tourist Committee, Union Pacific .......... .140% mornthg vfnri spent In selecting the and details Concerning the enter­ .. 80V4 U. S. Rubi*r ................... jury. •[ < tainment of a party of newspaper U. 8 . Steel ........................ Register in accused of tho mur­ men coming hero were received der of a tagro, LeRoy Simpson, and taken finder advisement. NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—<>P)—Cotlast August, and owing to the "Golf Meet Planned fact tjhat he w*s also wanted in ton futures opened steady: Mar. In connection with plan* for the 20.01; May 10.48; July 48.88; Oct. Orange county fbr murder it was promotion of a two day profession­ not thoubht likkly that ho would 18.18; Dec. 18,01.— • al golf tourney at Sanford, Presi­ be tried here for the allrgcd dent Edward Higgins appointed a Numerous Complimentary ever NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.—(/P) killing of Simpson. * —Cotton futures opened steady: Telegrams From . Fans In He! wia convicted last week in 19.00; Mnr. 10.30; May 18.99; . Ma^ny Paris O f The Nation Orlando (in n charge of first degreo Jan. July 18,65 bid; Oct. 17.75 asked. * murder 'but ha*; appealed tho de­ While Sanford's f i h t radio pro­ cision, whfch would mean life im­ CHICAGO, Jan. 16.—( ^ - —Po­ KELLOGG BACK AT DESK gram broadcast last night from the prisonment if carried 'out. tatoes, trading slow; market very Hollins College station was poorly HAUGEN BILL APPROVED WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.—GP1— received in tnis city, due to con­ WASHINGTON, Jan. IB.—(/P)— Secretary Kellogg returned to his flicting . wave lengths, speeches Tbo House Agriculture Committee desk today after having been con­ today approved the Haugen bill to fined to his home for thrcA days establish a division of co-operative with a cold. ^ marketing in the Department of Agriculture. i te dinner furatJM at ake tomora an anie manage- incing is to gulnr hotel Id to have ieveral ocitwo weeks, if the ownhas staicd opening of knees would ( year nro[c could be i profitable Claw s • generally 1 InuRt.vcalcrn to packers 14.6 Sheep 15,000; slow, few salt* fat lambs to packet*' lM O® 15.26; around 45 cent* loWerj SUnie yearling Wtth’crm' fiWrtWg “fat 1kmbs decline; several load* 12.00 (giiaiO; far Sheep •steady; a ted weihers 10.35? odd Jots of fa t 6*4* 9.00; feeding lambs 2G to ,60 cehts loabV; edrly ralea^l4.50(®lfF.OO. , B oy CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—( ^ —Poul­ try alive oasy; receipta 6 cars; springs 27V4" fowls 23@26; turkey; 35; roostcre 20; ducks 25{fp30; geese 21. Tho date of. tho proposed'pro­ fessional golf tournament on tho links of the Hanford Country Club halt been tentatively set for Jan. 27 nnd 28. This report could noj be confirmed, jiowever, and the stato association may r,ce fit to hnihe a date n few days earlier, possibly dnrttg the first week of February, It is said. Frank MncNoilf, secretary of tho local club, and one of the sponsors of the 72 hole tourney, is : trying to get Into communica­ tion' vdth members of the state association to, hnvc them decide finally the date for play so that served: final arrangements can be made _ L—Selection by the Municipal to care for the large number of Band. Visitors who are expected to bo 2. —Address on Sanford, by May­present during the two day*. or Forreat Lake. Prizes approximating 68.600 are 3. —Selection* I vocal) from Mad­being offered by tho club in order ame Butterfly by Mrs. Luclle As- to attract the best pros in tho ncnlaub Takach. Piano accompan­ iment by Madge W ard Deas. 4. Violin Selections by Elinor Herring, accompanied an the piano by Madge Ward Deas. 6.—Selections by Municipal Band. CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—(/P)—Infine need by a decline-in prices at Bcunos AIres and by reports of relatively chenp offerings of Ar­ gentine wheat to Europe, the wheat market here underwent an early downturn today. Tha fact that the U. S. is very close to a profitable basis for im­ ports from Canado tended also to wenkon values. Besides foreign BAN CONCERT ity and Lowest in price. Del Monte Crushed In syrup, N6.' 2 Can pink Alaska TaU Cans Young Tender j-m Jmnf-lfctV * '* ENCORE California Layer, per potind .......... BOKAR 17 F. in e s it \ Am . ericans L* pound • «s«**»<«••• farm exchange. After opening V4 to %c down, M6y 80% to 80% corn showed a decided-further set­ back. Oats started unchanged to V*c off, May .46% to .45% and later weakened a little more. TUESDAY, JANUARY 19th Under the Auspices of H Member o f Florida Pow er Boat A ssorts or N ational-A tothm Spangled Banner...... . Kiwanis UJ ON LAKE DORA at golf course. N o f in e t Course on Inland W aters • jr ?t ,V ' 12 F a s t • Events j \ ■i || ■* U p. A f P H ighest in Qual­ Jojn the Caravan S rSGMQKbSI to be staggered at the end o f ■* the month with a heavy For Lovers of Pow er Boat Racing CHICAGO, Jan. 16.—UP)—ButteY unchanged; receipta 7.271 tubs; Eggs lower; receipts 7,410 cases; acNelll said, "arid wo expect to first* 84; ordinary Grata 32. e hundreds of visitors irum in. e r the *Uto In attendance." CHICAGO, Jan. 16.—W —Hog* Several committee* have been 28,0P0; lighter weight 10 tn 16 ipointod by the president of the cent* higher than Thursday’s best nb to Jiandjo entrrtainmont fea- price*; killing pigs 16 to 25 centa jts fo r the evening nreredlng the up; others steady to 10 cents highay, and Immediately followirig or; majority of better 100 to 210 o first day'e round, accoroing'lo pound average I2.25@I2.7G; bulk official good and choke 140 @160 pound Overture, Burlcsqr'' S"nPe weight 12.70@12.90; top* 130 ING IN PALATKA Characteristic, A Hot Time IfJ NEW P nda up 13.00; 100 pounds up The Old Town ............ -ya PALATI . Jan. 18,—Paving 15; packing sow* mo*tly 10,10 Contralto, Solo, ..........—.—Selected constimtion i* underway here by Mrs. Ella H arris (Sololftt) . tha city which when completed Intermission. will give this city 24 miles of pavGrand Selection, Faust.--.G ounod Vais* D1 Concert, Southern Rosen be completed some time in' Feb- medium @12J5; About six mile* o f, dny-to-day Pay for what yon bay when ♦v t *' i >***i » \ ftf ycu buy It, and yon wont __________ The regular Friday evening mu­ nicipal band concert will bo held tonight a t 8 o'clock in the audi­ torium of the City Hall instead of In Central Park because of the inclemency of the weather, accord­ ing to an announcement made this morning by Conductor Joseph Reitcnsteln, who gave out the following program: March, The Defending Circle. •. protect your requirements. ■■■■■■■■■■SI* Intel Are* Being Completed For. Two D ay Meet Held Under The Auspices Of The Sanford C o u n t r y Club frtm ' ■ Upward* c est Grade ,UE ROSE �[•op li Good ■ a tMiefsvast "gix-igi V •ri iately took him to New York. :, ; ; thought that the millionaire had cracked o f Uw judges in the national sersr developed that ho had only cut him self vlc* are underpaid. For justices jM.iUx>nd ou icials were further congratulat­ tc* the supremo bom* and all the federal judicial aering themselves that the three mdn killed w ere only negroes. through * hamaftrily Inadequate ___ _ It wouldn’t have made much difference if th ey , had been white people, but the negroes gave them no concern at-all. nation in the world. It t* irapoaalble of- course for r*nuin* As we understand the details of the accident, Mr. Durant's judge* to,Slake any campaign private car-w as attached, to . tlic end of train eighty-six. the in their own behalf. B at 1the coun­ ITrain -number thirty-six was following closely. A h to fur- try that do ponds upon them for far KJ ther details there seem to be two versions. The fir st Is th at [uetice and protection ahoulQ pay tw in eighty-six slowed down so as'tct take a curve with hem a t leaat enough to live decentIn thla lianei ■i»« greatfer comfort to,passengers and thirty-six, not being ad­ wa published vised that trains were to ajow down for curves, naturally f .7t»pablk3iu LIEUTENANT COLONEL, Foulu lirrrln are crashed into the rear o f the other train. nia, commanding air- forces at Mitchell Field, says there should RfDAY, JANUARY IS, 1M6i $ u t bby y .ftae rr th the more generally accepted theory is that be a greet "terminal” for airships ineer o f thirty-six, tl the engineer doubtless knowing that ,he hjm- In the east, located on the 'Newark Jself must bo followed on the Florida East Coast’ Railroad Meadow*, west of Jersey City, dose very closely by another train, and seem ing to be between to New York, connected with New the dovil and the deep blue sea, elected to run into the York, by. subway*. train ahead, rather than be crashed into behind. The F . E. C. was nice to Mr. Durant— he can have no kick coming. The F. E. C. furnished him with a brand new speclnl train-and rushed him and his injured face to Now York, and so far as we hnve been able tp learn that train [ got^through Without a mishap. That's more thart the F. 1K. C. would nave done for anybody else. They m ight -have provided any ordinary millionaire With a special .train blit air committee, th ey woUId probably pave wrecked it before they got it put ptrtion of of the stnto... 1* • " B u t th at’s all right. We are betting on the F ..E . C. anyway. We -artTbetting fthat some day .the F. E. C. is Hlities, goirig to g et a train down the E ast Coast without a single wreck and without killing anybody, and then olL these peo­ ple who are saying that it isn't a good and efficient rail­ Should be boughtfflhd built by tbe road, and is ju st out to make money and isn’t trying to give mst office the people the Ubst o f sendee, will feel ashnm eid and be In peace, sri Them sorry. / . wouldn't bo any [f we had the right commoj tf *(Vw | t •w’i t1 |18| a Motoring To Florida power . ig ■ L , •U *, * tl -• Y ft q cbnstanHy of commercial aviation. pment CtaN tUpr„ LAWYERS A N D LAW . Although thousands of winter visitors are coming to DEARBORN INDEPENDENT Florida by train, many by ship and a few by airplane, the SIMILAR GftEAT combination largest numbor appears to be coming by automobile. Every landing fields for by Mr. Schlcaingcr la a lawyer. He IN FLORIDA other airplanes highway leading into the stnto is crowded by an almost con­ and la quoted an saying that If Blacktablished-in the prin tinuous line o f motor cars making their wAy to the "Land of tho nation, Chicago, I atone were hero now ho would be working in someone's law library r —i - — ”"»« -—-,7-. I Sunshine, Seattle, LoS Angelo*, for flOO a month, It is not know­ he honcy-suckies all in ^ n interesting development o f the rush to Florida, as the GalVeitnrl, etc. ledge of ‘tho law, he naysj that those golden dream*,, Boston Transcript points out, consists o f the advertisem ents counts, it is the ability, to mako fair fnca often baama. that papers throughout, the'country arc printing making somebody take your view of tho orange blo»*>m* ahed arrangements for automobile trips to the state. Here are a law. That Uncovers the soro of lawyer gaet perfume. .Florida. f ew 0f the advertisem ents, which the Transcript gives from law, Perhaps it goes deeper nnd received a note papers in cities as w idely’sepArated as W ashington and Kanuncovers the utter futility of nil «igv Mother wrote, IsaB'Cltyi “* htnpan law in the absence of ra ­ r mo to-tho daya that D riving to Floridu this week, want company. tional behavior and good will. The rules for legal fisticuffs, I t ssyn, law, we know, cannot prevent here (a.where you must fight,,and .S L a y a Of Old, Reference. Call E ast 1991-W. this is how you must fight. It ioup heart of gold, Three passengers to Florida. Telephone Jeffcrdues not say: Law decides this, stwdon 11 nnd 2 today, therefore thfcro is no fight. In .true law, however, it would.be the law orida. _ Want four passengers fpr p ^ G b l n g , to that fights—for the rights.assailed, sevcn-paftHcnger Hcdan. Phone 2-0459. Schultz. against the wrongs essayed. But AT THE Midday Luncheon Club ^ s Leaving for Orlando, Fin., Wednesday morning. our laws do not fight; they are but in New York you can sec eating A Have room for two or throe. Closed car. ('nil Mr. ruleq as to how the lawyers shall ■it tho name time, those that confight. And of course, in such case Simond; Room 604', N ew William Byrd.Holpl. *0»l ten UioUgphd mfllitm* of dolMr. .Blockstonq will always, have to hwmera^M . , ' Young man with. Ford coupe or sedan, u o ’nu . b u .,’ f'utmra.>a«r«iiVtu«e.l aU take a bock scat for Mr. ScKlcsinlie l.it»d. r ’he Mnd. "qi and 7r you could J* 1 South; all exp en aetj sfilfibmfin,,pteFei‘n n l’’ 'firilftd ger. Until such time. nt. least, as i-. l them tupfther, there -wouldn't 0667. , * laws become automatically ■opera­ be any hall thnt rould hold them. tive and not dependent on unscruA m leaving for Florida about Nov. 5 in Olds pulouancss of practitioners in liti­ O j' R llMTISH brother* have nl-c o n c h h a v e room for 1 or 2 passengers. Box 073. gation. * '*» thfir u tiles, Tbv year just ’ Business man driving seven passenger liniuticlosed is Du- \Tf»r«t for trade In slne to F lo rid a /N o v . 15 to 30; can accommodate Britain’.' modern hivtory, the bnl.* qoma people. Phone Republic 0740-YV. BEG YOUR PARDON ,"w,- belnr nlmmt two hlllionH of • MIAMI i i r p . i n ' ‘ . ilaPur* iif'nlnnt, the UriU-nji. FortyTwo young men w an t to go to Florida, both five million additional pounds.—of drive cars-; interested in nny proposition. Box F-92, Wilhrlm Hohenxollcrn, late kai- residence in Doom. It 1* quite der every .dog in Florida E agle 9th gt--branch. “ , err of Germany, is more useful in iiffidhlt to believe that the people his place ftf retirement In Doom, if Germany are sufficiently repen­ year* h iv e passed and FLORIDA INSISTS THAT because she is at present di county of Amerongcn, Netherlands, tant of their treatm ent of Wilhelm than he was in the imperial palace to abjectly beg his p*don, or memory ding* on! deemed the- rarest, fairest and m ost talked nb ou tJ of the :u In Potadam. Germany. In Doom that they are sufficiently desirous And I seam to ace her atondin’ in whole sisferhooti qf states, is no reason why she cun be he frequently snys things and doe* of the restoration of the monarchy the door: things which furnish amusement to demand hla return. In fact, Theje beneath th e southern skies, blam ed‘f o r having everybody "just crazy about hcf." Bhe ve is m aking a,TfJhe'effort to keep straight the "crooks" that an for the population of tho globe, there la apparently only a small Wfcfr® upon the alw ays follow the crowd. With bank clearings ns great hr which I*.-more than he did when group of people of small influence he wore n crown and claimed co­ who are harboring the idea of a .In Florida eyery day th is year as they were every week Inst year, and » partnership with H err GotL restored monarchy. w ith a 175 percent 1nCr6afie in'railw ay business, conditions ‘’ J Now. th a t T pm g d n ’ back. The funny thing about tho ox- ; Furthermore, there are ionic fac­ B ut fine in sists it I b n forTo th at ancldnt little, ffim ky kaisef a t tho nrescht time Is thnt tors which the ox-kaiser has evi­ J P headed its way thnt I shall bring this dreary message tunfite sta te that has so m ue business ho, still takes himself seriously. It dently not taken into account. to a close; i* quite amusing. Ho is under the Something more thnn tho gracious som e o f it m ust betim es be Hlowcd up by embnrgoes. Slie And I ’ll coupt each weary mile, Impression thnt n considerable pardon of the German people and says, further, th at m ost of the billion or billion anti n half To th at happy after-while, part of the population of Germany their request for his services will o f m oney th a t 4s*flowing into her borders th is y e n r will re­ Where tlSjiaff-rtllffe IklTtln kisses in longing for n restoration of the be required to make possible his on the rose — —Jn .F lo rid a turn to the North to pay for hardware, bath tubs, steel, HohenzolTem regime, and he does return to Potsdam. Ono of these —By R. Monroe Kerr concrete, m achinery,nnd gei not propose to resume that regime things Is the consent of certain - •------- ^ J x building _____ _________ ■ _ She has stim ulated business until he Is given a nicely engraved o f her many cities other nations, which nr* not at l Msybo these weather forecasters ___ invitation to do so. ^ the ...... mZ.gblng throughout the nationi. And finand kept mills all eager for tho restoration of d o n t always tell' the truth, but uliv, she infilsts th at the so-called "bubble" is not going to At any rate, this is the gist of tho imperial regime. they do mako pretty*good gues*. n recent interview which no has ni bui-st so long as her wonderful tropical clim ate holds good, Wilhelm may amuse himself, if given the world. Here are his ex­ and the vast m ajority of her nation’s 100 millions expresses act wordst “I will not return tb he will, with his dreams of a „ Colo L Blcaso sayg ho is in the a winter-tim e preference for red roses rather than red Germany unless the peopla over­ “comeback." In doing bo, however, Sonata to talk us'm uch as h« noses.— Editorial in Boston Herald. whelmingly ask nardon and demand he is simply furnishing amusement • for the rest of wants to. Thut'n what ninety-five - athe w world i - __ HU de­ my restoration.’' -------- 1------- O---------------*" other senators serju to think. t. If these are Ida final wonts, jds parture from Doom is not likely WHO SHOOTS AT th e midday Sunnc; though he he sure — ■— o----- — unswerving determination, it is safe to Ujke place In this year of grace, Senator King of Utah wants to lie shall never hit the m arke; y et as sure he 48, he shall shoot to say thnt he has a permanent a t least. stop gossiping by a federal law higher than" who aym s but at a bush.—Sir Philip Sidney. / Why not try to dry up the Atlan tiq Ocean ? ANTI-CASUALTY CAMPAIGN OCALA STAR SANFORD'S FORUM lirls will be girls nhd boys will boys, but we know some men Editor Herald: When the women of the nation, behind street car* directly into the t are regular ’‘old women" In Dear Sir: atate or city band together for path of n speeding motor. He per­ righting a wrong or for defense mit* his children to play in tho The editorial which appeared in appeared in both local papern ad­ of a right, they, usually succeed, street*. The women seek to save paper under the cap­ vising of tho treatm ent and giving %I«n't it funny how a fellow will yesterday's Jtuit now the women of the nation liven, and their campaign will be tion "How About I t? ” prompts me full particulars. ■ay hs Is.glad to-hear that you are to wonder why you permitted an are banding together to fight the educational. They only ask that The County Nurse has spoken of feeling fine, when he really doesn't ,-Mjnonsi of over-increasing toll of death and motorists and pedestrians alike vi this uus kind Kina to u> appear. appear, this subject In every district In give a doggone whether you are .-xlltortsl without first ascertaining the full Bcminolo County, and the City injury from automobile accidents. would exercise Caro. or not. particulars of what is being done Nurse has also discussed this m at­ This means th a t organised women have determined that careless driv-J by the State Board of Health in with the Parent-Teachers As­ My wife and I have divided our .San(ord and Seminole County. I ter ing. or* driving by drunken or ir- | D A N DOBBS SAYS: | sociation and also in 'the City tsseaalons. My wife gets all of take exception resuonsible persons and cureless particularly to Schools, e. real restate and personal pro- some of the terms you use in this walking must cease. A frog can lay 60,000 eggs In a Dr. Duffin has thoroughly ex­ rrty and I - get two bits per day, editorial, which cause people to *ea*on. Tell m to your b y u ^ . tThe first attack of this new lard, and sleep in ‘the smoke believe th at the State Board of plained the Schick Test and Diph­ army of W ’omen who tvould d e­ theria Immunization to three “ P ar­ Health is attempting to "put some­ ent-Teachers Associations and to U's about time the leading girls’ fend their loved ones apd them­ thing over on them." selves from death, or maiming ii* crtllegci were including .pistol the pupils of the High Behoof.' The polnt. . ............. . shooting in their home economics City Physician la thoroughly fnOno of the first real animals an. The crusader* expect to bring courM*. * , niliiur with what is being attem pt­ was an ancestor of our frog* home to evrry man anti woman who t&F 'ft * -i’lrt'. •I-'' * a ed, as are other local physicians. and salamanders living on land drivea a motor vehicle tho sen Dr. Duffin has received tbe hearty and In water, with a foot four ness of the m atter and cxiu Wonder whut the man who co-operation of the parents and the Inchea In diameter, it la from the pledge for safe driving. name* Pullman cars calls his chilfaculties of the schools and of the five toes of the salamander, you The motorist, hurrying to County Superintendent of Schools. kttow. that we get the five flnwr* home or to ’ keep an engagen first carload of celery from When you go. out to bring home on each hand, according to evolu- falls la rasligo that b* U h U br la thl» season h it this city o bacon be sure and let the bot1. The Hhipinent brought oris keeper. The new movem r\ \ " flealth. h *r knew you got St. 'fT-. with it* slogan "S afett or Sorn dollars par crate F. O. II. ttte c h n rd. If a good beginning warns the motorist 9 d itnpre . -------PA N B .W ISH t h a t ^ S S I JJU US anything; Sgnford will (.have ander* had aix toes, on him the heartache and ecoot Week-end fun 'means no fupds. t ofat crier«i> Thdt, would have riven us the duofit.-illle celery season.—JianaV » —----- tcrahb tem instead of the declstepping stone Celery City 1* rightly nam1 we ran add that the name and thumbs. The duotoe*, city. Cuke City, Pep|>er ,U nl be a groat decimal, tw c*. ten ha' H* Loans MONEY AVAILJ^ For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal^ Consult uh first when in the mg A. P. CONNELLY &l J lis n itlls A Serena REAL ESTATE B, 29 acres on Onoro Avenue bet* nnd Ohio A venues. (In city limits. 1 15 acres oh Ohio Avenue nnd Mail •1 1-2 acres hom esitc on Silver Ua Avc. 50 acres near Monroe drawbridfft] erly. HERBERT O. CRIP Owner W crt;jfir*t SI.;SinBl One store building size thirty by forty* forty by one hundred fif ty feet loatdl Lake Mary show cases, scales included rfl action $2,500 term s. : Fifteen acres land near Druid Park, pri* mediately. See us tomorrow. $S,000. T* Five room bungalow nenr Elder Sprmiil acre lot, large trees. R ight new five room bungalow.on f l « i Eltier Springs, large trees; developiwjtl around; price $7,000. Nineteen acres land near Markham; $7,000. R . R . E ld r i 216 E . Second S treet HOMES—LOTS—kA ACREAGE Todays B est Buys: One house com pletely furnished °1 A ve.,'opposite R ose Court, containinf 11 and baths, garage, beautiful Wwn. ** trees. $2,500.00 cash will put on* »flJJ and th e balance ca n be a!rrarigr<j 10 Two Iota in Franklin T erface No. B15 91,250.00 each. •• .■ / One lot In Ban Lanta, on Sanford AJ for quick itaie. $3,500.00 on easy t«m* COLCLOUGl Ite a l E x tMit �M RS. F R E D 3 . D A IG E R , S Q C U pTY El latest 'N,HINTS FOR MILADY 1BY' MART MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate th at really a train ? And there is -ffpet that ywi candpt-^Sf^ybur another tiling to soy regarding trains. Some of thorn nrc ar­ jEftart when-yorf b W i t a t the ranged with snappers, so that you eait iako them off for cpnvenicnco S r instance It* jUd.seem ad if it would be impOMttble *•■*«»*’ vc*y short skirts «u £ larg e^b ats a t the same tlpie. THafc certainly did seoW'Ulte eating our cako and L t Christinn C o ^ th e End Fox at jbd Rugbey lolly . will bo Mra., B- *1* “ on Park •clock. til be erilerHotej with tr and Mrs. ^tesaei, a t 3 sin ' meet at ; THiller with n| vj ttrf -Col- Mrs. Thi* Bridge U Hotel 7 Fb! rton Thigpen Baptist Class Members Tit Luncheon Entertained Monday Hone, ing Mrs. Goctyee At A D elightful Party Mr*. W, Morton ThiMNCf won The T. E. L. Class of ih * Bap­ the gracious hostess oh Thursday tist Church was most delightfully, wiien she entertained at luncheon entertained on Monday, evening a t nt her home on Magnolia Avenue, tho homo of Mra. W. C. DeCourhonoring Mrs. Barron Godbee of scy on Sanford Heights with Mis. Vidalia, Ga.,' who is tho guest of Do Coursey and Mr*. Ashley Kelly her sister, Mrs. J. II. Jackson. ; * oa hostesses. i The cosy home was adorned . Quantities' of lovely roses and frith bofrls of golden calendulas ferns together with nottod plantsithd ferns, carrying out the color nnd ferns, were artistically used in scheme of gold -nnd green. A decorating. A short business meeting was held, at which time a number of O'clock a course lunch Important m atiets were transacted eon wns served. The dining table among thorn being the sending of was centered with a basket filled funds.nnd necessities to tho miswith calendulas and narcissus. idooary which is /supported by the 'J r /. / Pouring coffee, fris Mrs. John 0. watts. Dccn, while Mrs. B. L. Perkins '< Contests, readings arid music presided a t the tea service. cauBeti the even mg',to pahs quickly. - Those invited to meet this charm­ At b late hour refreshments of ing visitor were Mrs. J. H'. Jack- nmhrosla, topped * frith whip nod son, Mrs. Henry Purdoti. Mrs. cream and cherries,: sandwiches, Jack Hewitt, Mrs. Edward Lane, enko nnd hot chocolate were, served Mrs. John C. DeOn, Mrs. A. K. by- the hostesses, * ' Powers, Mrs. M..S. Wiggins, Mrs; About 35 members of the class B. L. Perkins, Mrs. 3 B. Lawson, enjoyed this pleasant evening. Mrs. W. M. McKinnon, Mrs. John C. Smith, Mrs. Julian Turnbull,! Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mrs. E. D, Brown­ lee, Mrs R. G. Bofrors, Mrs. L. I.! Frazier nnd Mrs, Fred Daigcr Mrs.. T h rash erH ostess, At D elightfu l Bridge j Luncheon Thursday 1 Ing hastern oirT korattay eronlng when ihd entertained at-bridge at her lovely home on Magnolia Av i­ rtue, the guests being the members -of the Eight O'clock Bridge Club. Yellow, white and green, the chosen colors, were effectively ear­ ned out with chrysanthemums and ferns. f - * Marking the failles wero dainty old-fashioned maidens , in quaint costumes in pastel tints.',The card game proved moot Interesting. When scores were counted it was found that Mrs. W. W- Potter held high score and was awarded an odd shaped yellow vase on a black bate. Tho men’s priie, if neat of ash receivers, was won by J. D. Woodruff. Refreshment* consisting of dev­ iled crabs, conge nlod fruit salad, nut bread sandwiches, olives, saltlnes and coffee wore served at the conclusion of the card game. ' Those playing wero Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Totter, Mr. nnd Mrs. J . D. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. 'Emmett McCall, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Betts, Mrs. Caroline {.amp and vy, W ill A ttend Meet Of State Credit Men The. attractive rest Lake was th^sev 'i w * ly bridge lunched* t ' when Mrs. W. J. T V ip te n charming hostess, eflMxTYti members of Bridge Club and three 0, d f e . h . m .» * tobies wore crystal yaw. A large number of the jrdfesi place cards:wore girt head spring Sonnets In tha 1 tints. A1 1 o’clock a six luncheon was .tarred. Following lfuchcon, bridi enjoyed, Tho tables being i ed In the ladies parlors, yrhl bHght with baskets qf early flowers and ferns. Scor** were kept. on dainty tallies and the prise for high score among the club members, linen, was won by Miss Katherine Wflkry. : -• Tho guest prise also a dninty piece of linen, qjpnt to Mrs. Whitman._-Tfro visitors, Mrs. C. P. Drummond and Mra. G> C. Rem­ ington, were’ presented pieces of linen ftu mementoes of the. eccas- loptf, \V es nch J j A O F F IC E .olial B ank B ldg. s oridn. AM T M ANAGER .‘Ssi-E S S R ■ilk flpw it is looped v x 1 a knot. One" Tho affair was most enjoyable waistline In f to tho gucsta and the cordial hos­ pitality of the hosteea was reflect­ ed in every detail, ffi ROBINS ARB HERIS ODGENSBURq T n . Y , Jan. 15. ;cthodist A. C. ‘ Carter, manager of th< —(TP)—At least one robin is about of Mr*. ing of an amaxtngly small amount Sanford Retail Credit Men's Asao Of unusual beauty and pleasure ' Avenue of gold-and blue brocade with n elation, will attend the stato cori wns the bridge lurtchwm given by j vcntlon of the Associated Credit train of kirig'a blue velvet that Mrs. D. L. ThruaHcr at' her liome . Bureaus in Orlando tomorrow and appears to hanglfrom a strap nt on Park AvopuoJjn 'Thursday when | the entire staff of tho local office' the back, is shirred a little below «he entertained the members of will bo present for a banquet and the w aist and-tsaila a few inebes the Duplicate Bridge Club. evening on the ground—following Its own-. In the dining room, the daintily accord ii like eamo-w*U disciplined littld appointed luncheon table wan laid morning. made tl with handsome lace covers, and Pekingese. , Mr. Carter stated that tho stats centered with a silver bowl filled Sometimes the dresimnker plays * , ■ j>. j^v' ■* \ ■a ** association now has about 25 mem­ with sweet peas in pastel tints. the .triflf. qf turning tho ends of a bers and that quarterly meeting* Surrounding this were pink, yel­ scarf or gypsy girdle into a train. aro held in order that new ideas low nnd lavender butterflies, Sometimes it is haflf to tell junl and tho various programs of thtt which were suggestive of' Spring. when a train re a lly la a train If Individual members may be discuss­ . Places of the guests were mark­ 'clfare De­ nn evening-frock has.an enormous ed for the benefit of tho other ed by cards, each in the form of ers of the velvet ribbon posed a t the back members. . ' . • ' «i ~ • ,, . n Spring flower. At 1* o'clock a lubhousc at Just.abotfo .the waistlino and i f the delicious five course luncheon was Ho said that many new ideas ends -«f- this bow are- left- so long served, ** are being brought up from time to that thfy dangle— -two long wide Vou May W«*r a Train if You The/ /nrd tables wore arranged [Mrs. Frank time and that tho various opera­ Like and Snap It Off When You in thi<fp»g living room which reStafford nnd ribbons trailing bn tho ’ floor at tion* of tho local bureau always [be hostesses oither side—would j|ou consider avmiiP/i a lovely sfarinjr ' garden -profited by tho exchgngo of -work­ D«uce. 4- !iv' - ' f i S f e A \ *i jr^ with/ala baskets -arid bowls of on’s Club at able features of tho service render­ sweet peas, violets and rose*. A Y y ’■ ■ ed business men in the state meet* Bpiritcd game of duplicate bridge iugs, • .* Annual U. D'. C. Ball was played, nnd tho prises for top T H O tlG H TS-W ISE Rcorcp. stcnclied,card table covers, "Do You Think It’s Going To AND OTHERWISE! To Be Held Tuesday were won by Mrs.‘Samuel-Pulculon Rain-T" Come to high school Fri­ nnd Mrs. F. E. Roumillat. day night nnd see. ’ Much plgnsure is being i antici­ If you’re interested-in buying or wani Covers were laid for Mrs. D. I* Are ail your Christmas thank- pated in connection with u.o unThrasher, Mrs.. F. E. Rqumillut, you letters w ritten? to 8^11—you can do it in a hun*y a t littb nual Robert E. Leo Ball given by Mrs. Samuel IHileaton, M r*/Frank Rather lato-j-to be - sure—but the de V. Howard Chapter U. Miller, Mrs. Frank Gonzales, Mrs. coat with a Classified Ad, there arc always lomo difficult 1). C., nt tho Hotel Forrest l,ahe Ernest HouBholder, Mrs.- K. A. ndjourned annual m eeting nf letter* thfct you put off, and the on Tuesday evening. uelthom ar* o f tun Hanford Newman. - * * U u lldln c nad Loan A ssociation w longe(r you put them off the harder Tho committee has been busy l>u liuld nt tlio o ffic e nf the Asaocl i t is to w rite them, and sometime* for some time making nnd perfeetU n it,i U S .M *»s>*lln>t,Av«r Bdnfoi ibfX JHfqJipt w ritten a t nil. Thu fng -plan.yfor thlif ♦>n-iri *rif; \ houAwl/o and mother usually flag V .. r „ ________________ j r ||: W ing Of Quebec H otel This!i.*j tlto correct winter drcaa-in I UK a ^ f f o n n l p f I M re c ta r * f o r ' ! pa unfair share in- this- tnnk of add’ mucffYo the affair ns well »tt» Greenland this ear, as worn by Miss e n s u i n g y e a r nntVKti- t r a n s a c t mi w riting Christmas letters. Men good mislc. Tickets may bo pre j frith $2,000,000 Loss Hannine Olrick. It jfiat shows thttt o t h e r bunlntisa Be m a y c o m e ti and fait experienced taker will a s s is t you Info re th e m e etin g . hare s way of side-stepping such cured from nny of tho members o|H ASFO ltD DUIUbW O AND Ing the^copy. knee muffs aren't new, after all, responsibilities. Ju st why a mnn the chapter. , l • .AND -I4)AN AHSfN. QUEBEC, Jan. IB.—(A1)—The b y : T. J . M l L L E f t . P r.-eld ent, However, the Greenland girls aren't should expect his wife to write to ,/nl i-itf.lerti wing flt the picturesque A t t e s t : — A. I*. tiO N N EI-L Y . his own sister to thank her for the , Hotel Chateau Prontenuc overlook­ rolling their socks. . Secretary. bee of Vidalia necktie sho gave her own brother Partners In Tennis ing tho St. Lawrence River, is in her sister Mrs, is, perhaps,.difficult to telL But To Be Life-Partners 1‘uln* today, destroyed, by firji. r jvoj^o on Pol- that is just w hat many men do ex­ Smoke and water did considerable pect. and ,the -funny thlng.U that SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.—(-P) damuge to other parts of the . ■ Sail, Mrs. Ray most women toko on tho little —Miss Charlotte Hosmer und Al­ building. Five firemon were Injured by Connelly mot- task without a m urm ur. Perhaps fred II. Chanfn, of Springfield, hursday whore th at is'becaUsc the sort of man Mass., have been partners in ten­ falling wuils and. one guest, a who ta always ready to< write the nis mutches for some, playing in traveling mnn named Boyd, suf­ little- persona) letter—thtt aort of many parts of the country. fered partial asphyxiation. The firo started at 0:30 o clock Next Monday, the couple announ­ terly of Aiifus- man ~ who spends his evenings setive guest of writing letters homo to his folks— ced yesterday, they will begin play­ .yesterday afternoon and none of lington a t her doesn’t seem so thoroughly mascu- ing "doqble*" for life. They plan a the other 300 guests of the notcl lirio aa the ,man who finds per­ tennis honeymoon, which 'will be was injured, having bapn. warned treet. sonal letters something of a bur- Bpcut -on tbd courts of Joroslca mid in .time to scak plac*" of .safety. Four dozen fancy cretonne pillows, made o f h&nd blocked, cretonne. Fast d phittsnden A large numWr ^ ow* FWM*. • • v . * aver were nfade’ hhimffeks bicauso sed jha-.Ri(ige -.1 am sure th a t the difficulty pit colors. Filled-with fin e grade of cotton. A s shapes. A ll new patterns of damage to their quarters (by Tet. will move the bottom of many unanswered i. **|lAD MAN" IS ARRESTED CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Jan. 15. on Monday. water or smoko and the Canadian tetters lies simply in tho m atter of Special, one day— J1 gjj ■ ^ / p j —j ^ s c Vnn Dyke, who threa­ Pacific which owns the hotel, letterfrTiting matorlols. You are in of Lakeland all o u t 1of nice note paper, the note tened to "shoot up ’1 the town lust rushed 25 sleeping cars to Quobee'. night and who caused residents . The loss of tho building is esti­ Wednesday to ypu have doesn't seem quite along South Mountain Street to mated a t 12,000,000, ’ of the winter paper good enough for So-and-so who seek cover, arrested near mid­ ier, Bud John- always The fire raged for nearly fivo has such lovely stationery. night, afterwas ho had given his pis­ hours before It fr»s finally brought Your fountain pen is dry, you have to l to his wife. under control. V> f Fort Valley, no stamps—and what is the use of w ilting a letter when.yon havo no [here Thursday There are no frogsTlft the Ha­ Tho earliest insects of the Brit­ rand Mrs.jSim atathpa. Oc pttrhaps you have mis­ waiian Islands although a single ish coal measures were qxtlnct bcpte to'Braden- laid the Address. T h ar is a fault fore the first rose was over grown All new models, sin g le and 1 of equipment, V*0* because if you had an address book in a ennvenidouble breasted fall suits. and daughter, etiUqnacc, you would have the ad ­ >*, motored to dress in question. Some with- two pairs o f trou­ Even the Realtors Are Infected ay where .hea­ ~-V)f course Christmas thank-you sers. L ight fciW 'tok cfllbr8.. rt time with letters ought to be a pleasure to write. Often they are—but the N avy serge guaranteed 100 longer you delay writing them the nk Miller Leo- lass pleasure they seem. We know percent pure wool. V a lu e s ., m Mr*. James one woman who sometimes has iovcd into the her thank-yog latter in your hand u p to $42.50. Special for. gubN*- Avenue the day after Christmas—a threeone d a y ~ v ' lined missive w ritten in g n a t haste. Somehow th a t always »n, who is ativetsity, is «t- seem*.life? too much promptnessingcliatic meet- B ot-W rely every Christmas acden, aa singer laiowledgcment ought to be off • L D|* within ten days of tho great holi­ day. EITHER WAY YOU’LL PROFIT BY USINQ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS N otice , M r.a n d Mrs. W alter Coleman and the letters mother, Mrs. Mary Horrimell will move on Monday in. Blythe of to their new home.-recently comexpected Sat- pleted in. preamwold, ;tho guests of " M r. arid "Mrs. Julius Stryker of Lansdole, P i , will arrive in S*n,y for a week’* 4 HSatfSL* ___ ■ ^ rfe - �h the jiayidtilxw d his eecum cnf against the court, Ccted'io take, the Boor 8cnatp.r L^nr^ot dt^larcq i(aUil Ujb-ratification r*noli;tion h£l b«*.vcry lenient. * U n less d p w h e n ts O f A m cri- indicated that argurncnt frqm tl and highway lanibw. 61 obtained it Florida. * lower r mul Do* me Of the irtaken in 'mber aii- W hore A ctor Endure! Great P hysical Pain E tiilsh Mov c P ro d u ctio n s f e : t bate/* A Voir Will b.oUoy lesTpept, which ..ttircd d m / M S y s ago, discu.'-eri iJafth, W ia ltm and Opportunity NEW YORK, Jan. A yj/Vriffa . jM . mentioned the drnbiaitc rtory, revolving uroynd iyj\U lces fnjy the s tu i. the »ji- A yoong director and aft.!' ever Gpurt arc abje (o contiride « bi»w? S iS X fy frfK- rcofeatfan, the more yodthfol hetresa ^forking tn rage of oratory In the Senate they 5*)“;$* •’«*tTnvs rmd in A’ box ills* their first big productliW, be­ may be forced Very sopn to permit hind the filming df John Barty- a rote 6n ih* resolution prppoklng ■•'HW living, *' hmyvlTere, you moreV Iritiirt picture, ‘ThO- $te* ^Amcnoan adherence to-tho tntnm$ £ " l\jf if V o u are wining to or* Biakt," 'When Warner Brothcrn ahndmie-’ Oppoaitlon Jorce* lt3 by Chair­ beV staE w K you prrr?r , it jfl. "lTotcln, apartments or vd Mil's rd Webb as the director man Born 11 of the Foreign M*HP “V ^ . J o m . may U, had at no to handle the .famous actor, llfllv- lions Committee, have been noti­ y<rt pay for similar ac- wood chr fied that upon' Ihfem rests the burjg JJ’Sfations elsewhere: Florida wondered nUnuing debate unless — S£vJv* vogt tobies, milk, butter, WinidiL to vote .at once. )RMt” and fruit at prices wholly .enroot,1/ Republican of Jeniparnblo with raw.', ihroughout months,' to play oppbsIM Barry* v,Tedding the fight fpr J At cinntry. If you wish luxury more. There were more movements n, Issued the ultimatum i/Au pay its price; if your demands of the shoulders arid wonderment.. t late yvstcrday, to force are modest ro are the coats'’. by malsting th a t rtc Miss Costello wa.< glveii herJtmif THo interest the newspaper because she met the typo deptfmt! campaign In attracting is 'attested end because, being by tno flood of fn^llnes reaching of Maurice Costello, ft was thought the State Chamber. The Chamber she could net, Aa fttr the youthful ■cceires several mall deliveries director handling a veteran of the lach day and without an exception stage In o production heir id both he inquiries irrompted f>y- thet'j oi of tnem, them, Webb wepo rsaldj f l j n ., ; ;:t b i 33^61/? Bicn'te, Democrat o f‘ South tfarti* Too Reckfesa I W tfy t'J .' /dements idvefflsemeTits, rftn from l 60 to 1(10 on etfch delivery, totaling as ‘‘Barrymore fa one df the easiest lint, took the floor for. a hplf hour chart many as 600 o d ay ." players I have'ever directed. For attack on the court, following —Completion «r-crcaae In The Truth ABbut Florida con­ nerve he Has no siiparlor; 1n fact, which recesa was taken,until to­ tlon p ro g ram / of Florida ferences have been resumed with hi,• nerve brought us into trouble. —Expansion ^ >2,870 in the donclaslon of the holidays and John was at the top of one of tlje day. With previa' nowsa Clearly Ur, Harry R. McKeen, Director of masts and the scenario called for. dfltiee, a-0 the maximum Finance and -.Extension of tho him to slide down u long cable to duo td a apurt Chamber, and his assistants, are the deck. I yelled to ask If he T1IDIjF1j!,1 dh even growth in Bouth Florida arranging for wa« ready, msreiy jokingly, for i?nen the per capita the regional meetings - ivhicn will T planned to send a sailor ’double* T lll^03&* This advertise* conclndie the Work in thht sc-llon to come down. V.4n was devoted to a dis* of tho state. One conference will "Thin 1 «aw ha was serjoua and 'if .the development of the be held In Cocoa Jan u ary 19, an­ as l called ’camera,' down hetym e jtUlned in a “box” an out- other a t Fort Pierce the following FlAridn’s aystem o f ,tion- day, a third at Wo;<. Palm Beach January 21 and a fourth at St. Augustine January 22, In these home and ns a state conferences Dr. McKc;n is explain­ i 'iffkfi discussed . In ing tile ncopo of the nntl-Florlda vertisement, which propaganda, the effect, and the nprfti Ore averages, steps being taken to meet It!, no fell, breaking three ribs ant reusing a delay of as many weeks. It took us more than sevfcn months to fnake the picture.” ' When the schooner, "Tho Three Brothers," began hunting whnles, several of the giantu were killed, YORK, Jan. lG.-f/P>—Thio reared, and it is not until she is but they would not la*t long ^ pf ninrried that she has any liberties enough for the completion oi [cum arid her mother fdr to speak of. No, tho American miss Scenes. So on enormous ’’nron’^ to yesterday at 3 luncheon is much 'far,tor' than the Parisian whale was constructin' dnd operaltho ITotoJ Urovoort by tho iniideimdsdlc, u ed through mechanical devices ’’ Fraftrelte. Emile IJ«, ivhHn did not amplify his statement from shore. ch Anibassudor to tho Un-' on tho Amerh-un girl in that n>ft x^ns nt one of the biggest !«JTpresided. gnni. noassndor. said thnt iho The luncheon started with the moments of tho picture that the womnn, by her ilcslrij.i'or " 6piraeillaiEc," iiung by Mme. Bu- young Miss Costello’enmo to test. , her admirablo record in zunno do LundcVett, and the "Stnr- The girl was to cry and the direc­ t thd her brilliant fune- Sjmngled Banner" by Mrs. N. M. tor wonted real tears, but • she vhlcb sho combined bust- Stevenson. taeurcB was tho outM. Valloton, who hari Just nrriv- could not get herself In a "crying mlnino figure in tho ed fronj i-'rance, nresentod to Frank mood" throughout the day. P. Pavoy. President of the Fcdcru-. "Thjj next morning I mid some­ r aho neglected her home lion of the Alliance Frat\ettlse, n thing to her about my responsi­ bility for her opportunity and ask<'J whdthW ihh<tf,V ^ « g l I*4? M flfiV lH j up to my expectations," Webb ■aid. "She began crying ipimefii- W%3 hihan Call^Qur Girls “Bit Fast”; schner Praises American Woman g lltelv mill w hat n ifrim in , rmll** s.’tftf si -ftn ticr 1* Iirreby aiVeil Hint ill,, Cestre in the work of tho - */ tntroducing tho speakers AniJor Daoschnor thanked Amwoman to rthelr work in g to bring Franco and AmerHier together. ‘ - "T . gAmerlcon woman hns more iumty than tho French wumaid in 1this work," ho rajd. » In public Ufa and engages ■b public nffuira than the \yoif France, Therefore she caYi more Influence. Tho FVcnch ren t deal, but k is m o re ______ Ircct." < istre has atudieiLthe Amer1in his totilr 6f Inis country, ‘ weeks he was '‘loaned" to Collage by the Altfancs - So easy to make yoor blatfre "velvet > ^ >*' •*»(* ’ z_i ' T F r° m ■ Jarr,rw Sir, | bl*d p con,C8 ,he ,hri» abate yoM ever had! if barter strop $A}t , hotter—so u self Stifle! A fptr pulls on t| ^ e r p a k e s even . n druggist ior-n l»ox of McCoy’a CoO Liver Oil Comadupil Tabltts. TheV cost but little, arc sugar costed and ns pleksant to tyke as candySkinny men and wonjen take them to m^WOy put on p l e n t y ^ good, health)' solid f!«;sb and for this purpose they are so extremely good that thin men and women 0 ten take on 3 pounds or more in 30 days. A# a matter of iact, your druggUt fa authorized to return your money if you don’t take on ai uoamia in.SO daVei,'?. a/ ' 1 Orth th^rHyotnan gained ■*16 pounds in ^lx weeks. Be sufb tptd nak for McCoy’s, the original and genuine Cod layer Oil Compoitnd Tablets—60 Tablet* —60 cents,' tha# ever. a peyr blsdc.H /fsetorily A 'l l • FRHJS TRIAL Protected b y Whitehall phartnnea! Co. 668 Madison Avenue New York, N .Y . Dapt. N 793B ' Mall, me a Free Bamp(e n‘ Mpntho-Sulphur. Roumillat & Anderson lo p R F i f i S tre e t A complete ‘five had a Perfection Stove in my home for fifteen years. I now have a new 4-burner stove whiefa I have been using for three months. If We had gas out here I woiildnH use it, I like my Perfection so welt. . . There are six people in my family and we do all our cooking winter and summer for the whole family. I often bake a ham, or bake . sweet potatoes9or fry chicken on my stove. I haven Vbaked a cflke on any other kind srt lo/sto ve for years.|2 like it for d because o f the event heat. ” Notice n ‘-K u ln r nninial nnilitnl iru-nUnK uf tin slockliolilt-rH ,>r HANKOItl i MOTICI (Ik 'A IiT V I ’lJ.. a c o ri io rn t lo i i create,) u n d e r th e law n o f iI n -- H u t e • m M o r l d n , w ill he h eld ut t h e of fleet of s a i d c o r p o r a t i o n In th,- <!llv ol H a n fo rd , F l o r i d a , on th e | 5 l h dn> o f F e h r u n r y A. P . IU26 nt l e n o ' ­ c l o c k A. M., f o r t h e ’ nurpORn ol t r a n s a c i l n x a n y u n d all h u s l n e s i w h i c h m a y r e g u l a r l y c o in s li e f o n till- mSi-tliiK. Contentions pecticnVwft h contenucns^na vgg ctrictlnjr -theft tninrm more than 2a years the farm hud) favoted creation ar a world court. stovej ^ by the I ‘W e Want Patronaj 606 Fremont Strtst I*^— • r ---- **-1 ii i -\ * VTj iv'- •• • , i i i ; . V: FOHRF8T IMKG, (■ resident. H. K. WJUTNEn, H i-creiary. id^tho American girl n bit FURNITD. B y lightening their cooking worries, Pcrlection Stoves b^ve been making wom en happier for 25 years. If you ore not one of the thousands oiF loridahouse w ives already using ^ Pcrfcttfon, gfet one for your hom e ims winter. You can depend upon it to get the QQoking done on time with the least ftisg.and pother. Osagp Murder Ring's ^Vork? lieve it was. ;; ('' Very wisely, no Dunutd has announced th a t the re­ sults of his tests will ba keg| ji can fully guarded secret.^ He evl dently Tm Is that it mistake to announcs <fhei anlount of brains these 50 congressmen . ___ pa, that the people would take them out of eongrew and put them right over In the senate. * It would have been intermting, however, if Dr. McDonald bad sta t­ ed just what alcuth methods he employed to locate the brllns In 60 congressmen. There are thaw* anda of people who hare been try ­ ing this fur years and have made complete railuivj. I’eihaps, too. It requlrca an •*to-gpodness hrsioa, a f te r all. Hat the aAnouncepaent ear llu .? *uk« c^rag look to the futui*. v hepe. I'crhaps, the going to the t>«* WOwe, ia ■ in above shows tlie home of W. E. Smith, of Fairfax, Okie., vett&iB- dlrtlo1utlnfUi“htd Mexle• ,,,• And I’U just hit a hat that t . a t ^ biys?as ■R« — J H r . » | r l l un . l d U . r *. ■>rT « C n ^ Cooking begins w hen th e pigtch touches the w ick, N o time is w asted ip heat generflUnn. U p th e long blue chim ney flows a v o lu m e of clea n intepse heat w hich con­ centrates on the co o k in g . Y ou r k itch en ttfy s coot and pleasant, sparing mah^ a| headache. Y our ptci stay shiny and soot-froci sa leaving food baJf-cookcd. For frying a tea k s, ju st turn th e w ic k high ^ to "produce yellow tips, 1 ^ inches high above th e blue flame For sim m ering, turn it very Iqw I# kmi It ‘«an!l prill ate# not Svary. Y e?, in d eed , P e r f e c t io n le s s e n s 'king troubles- It dpes the t on time the year oroupd ivcpient, dependable, and it burns only kerbsene ‘‘Quality Mi COUTlinHN ^ ■ * ■ 1 1 u a bora “ ‘ •W en ! 1M ‘. wkriStrkUrwfMUoa-U-cykaowlnaS .f*T* tttca «:,• |u« lk* rliU. *,<* k**lfor »»1« tl m e t . u g e a 'ou ’ll soon b e c o o jtip g w orries, yoa.djuigreeabie scouring* N o need to w orry abouf the flamp height. It stays w here yop get it. It w ill not heighten and burp Up# dipper, or diminish and go out, T/ *™ for from S7.0U e s t ra n g e. Omiaa^cp;* dise at prio appeal' �5 O N , ANT> Wfc h o j9b . e t TD M OR f*o w p H o y e ri >iw> m x^t* ;«*4» '»*•**»*’ soclaUon of real estate board* In ; New Orleans, says tW announce■merit, many matter* of importance 1to local bosrdn will come before i the meeting, state Assoc lation problem*, end policies and local , board questions will feature the program Saturday, He tor » Ian investi|g s y by At■enton into H r r c n Land . • ALL O M E . IF M SHOOT^H E E U l estate ■Ich rccent- fe ity , the ■lures as ft Lpainat AIFvrithout beNtate aaLa [required by R I S H T , I ’L L B U Y 3 0 U P R O M IS E T O A T /V® I N S T E A D B U R G L A R *1 d, who stated L*t rep­ resentatives carried off moat of the prises. He expects a number of entries from Tampa this year but asserted that they will meet with real opposition, Hall, Portland and Me &M$ TAXES AUDITS SV Jacksonville, T : . Minmi, Sanford, West Pulnt Bcqch, Daytona Beach OFFICE MACHINES ^p-.O Ei N T H .VL*k i,' F L O ,R ID A O F F ICjxE 7 'i f l a * 3 l7 -in 8 F irst. V National Bldg. .. ; Bank • I Snnford, Florida. the Ponsi i profit of Kltnn J. (Houghton S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MANAGER TUELL & SMITH abcrttbct OFFICE MACHINES n « w 1SST, OrCaal* Flrnf N atio n a l H ank HHa. S n n fn rd F lo rid a Settle Estate —Ten msy be neces(0,000 estate of iCllntock, mil- Kara Dusins seeking (legal fighting, jemeys involvEsting through Ee the $1,000,fcth BtrugglinK f t p o in t out. ■ ite r d a y when ■ o n in circuit ■ ad m itted to ■ i g on the i«K a s only tn fthting. '-a n y w a y ? in the appeal to > And from [may be dicourt. has resulted A] of Shep1 killing his irma and r Ich the wil A Joints and Inflsmod muscles— that tnltorable pain sod' torturous suffering, we coll rheumatism— what Is li t . . . Hero's what It 1st It Is the result of waste product* bud impurities In the blood! Impurities that get the upper hand because tho system Is starving for wont of healthy, rich, red blood I you Just clesnso your blood Flown nndButbuild up tho rcd-blood-colls watch tho rheumatism vanish! n Visit and Why. 8. 8. 8 . will aid Naturo put eo Chicago many millions of red-blood*oils In your system that the Uo'v'rUkr I’rincc that ranBG your xhdUEltUiam nrt. I apparent of driven out—they esn’t Blend pv:ic, 2* I of comment Ngfillhv tilfiAd hisplay of the ■tel wh%n he Is York, m from the iff while -the Since Greece insui General 8. S. 8. conquers rheumatism! The rich, red, fighting blood that 8. 8. 8. helps Nature build'brings enso and comfort to orory boro, Bwolloh tis* buo In your body. And this great 8. 8. 8. goes right on helping Nature build more and more rod colls until your, wholo body is tingling with _ — _ Ufo and vibrating f X with vim. vJgor vitality. You feel / yourself again. 'T ’h A w Oct 8. 8. 8. right X . now—ti d'd up your • idnp,' i < '.Jm !• Is pure, red and i 'n n . j u. tha buro way. * i» m ... • . - II 8 8. S. Hot the ’after t . i : m more economical. S a n fo rd ’s fo r e m o s t in v e stm e n t opportu *oThe superiority erf Marvania asrirt inVestmDni of as a firmestle is accentu­ monarch!*1 ated by the type of developments and .improvements that>kirroun‘ds it. [n upside down I at sea. JncV isger, said the wt the suggesMorris, former tc, and a frienc Marvania will have the same high class improvements That are part of • ts / Factory 15.—The Dun Commerce snHain, of Rich Scturcr of r (p puller, man; In Florida, ha* » mnnufactur pmond to this .can possibly Bo will estab I plant |n conlURtry because lanity of ma- [ Baoa IINSON •AlW | dlfui rt.a '• - the most modern cites, plus the surroundings that is incomparable. The Do You think It* Going to Ruin? HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ' ' ->.« ' ' . ■- ' h I,* ’* Friday N ight 8 o’clock B su B B B B n B jjB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B a B B B B B n o jr i * * -y1 * - * . ’* - * , t, W l 4 .• ■ A is destined-to become Sanford’s tourists dis^ Homes Sell A s Fast A s Built -ELECTRIC LIGHTS RUNNING WATER -TELEPHONES THE SECOND SECTION IS NO W BEIN G O F FERED TO THE PUBLIC, S E C U R E Y O U R THE PROFITS THESE LOCATIONS WILL PAY. ■) on Park com er l l t h ■' * _ mvestment Developing is the 103 M agnolia Are* J make it the most desirable commun ity to build your home or place your The Developm ent That is Really See T his Beauty Spot ■ Hotel Forrest Lake and beautiful Lake Monroe help in no small way to V *■. J t..4,.t �■’ fk ti Of Old Grande liv es Remain on Duty H, Fla., Jan, 16.— Salm Von Hoogmer Mllllccnt Ro»tuddenly made J .1 0 on the ^checked 1 which haws eon* fng the past srvcn Palm Beach shrouded in mystery, detectives HROWNWO0D, Tax., Jan. .15. also hinted th a t the party would —(/T)—A small brown mulo may arrive a t a certain well-known ho­ take the place of the Old Gray tel for on Indefinite' stay, "on or Mare in tho affections of Texas legionnaires, Sarah, for five years mareot of the Old Gray Mayo hand, diod suddenly and loft as her heir and offspring, a mule colt. Sarah's death came In the m idst Rtltled heiress without wam’ a controversy between the u v a orders to board up her San Francisco Couple & Jklahoma and Texas departments Ini! homo "Waikiki" around as to which had prior rights to l‘har marital affairs over tho SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. I 6. - W 'the —j use of tho Old Gray M aretune. w on of her little i t months —The fifth wedding ceremony o f jJu j Usst after the Texas legion had n Pdter, recently have conterMrs. Sears, accused by her h u s L ..™ to permit .a membership ,.,«u.u«W up agreed ■hroughout the day workmen tha question question. ::: j. Ti to_ decide the bbsy crating furniture, nail- bind °f being an exponent of "ex- contest Snruh 'was in her pas.’ onwrr,“r ? ' V * JO?; Sfl™b was found dead In pusp windows and staling this r residence of the Countess, formed at Salinas, Jan. 6, 1024, toris near here, her little brown but she was no( married ot nil, •■ ............... • n colt standing mournfully beside her. difficulties with her husband even though Juan Felix Brandes, Salm, h*vo stirred society mining engineer, was tho other She ym* buriod there with full ■ftf* nteas Salm herself, Inaccess- principal and the coreninny took • ever, remained within -doors} place in the office of a justice of ,. ** f the larger part of the- day, the peace. .* A versatile and wide awake Jan­ ited with her little son os by a cordon of armed detec- itor In the office of the Justice of] who«e vigilance has not been the Peace Davis Wallace, unwill­ At following the bnc^ecessful ing to see the office lose a fee, nt several weeks ago by un- "married" the couple, kissed tho marauders to'( kidriap* the ■‘bride" and wished them God ^distinction of the countess, | netiVM and the retinue of tei.QOtlld not be lea mod, but , Mgers current th at she was I mrnlng to New York, where 1 Itand and hts mother aro ) '■following their arrival J mils ago from Europe with J ected purpose of seeing the t did. 1, ?}y to queries regarding tho for tho unexpected deparF o rt Myers — Construction of proposed 91,000,000 Hotel Heltman to begin soon. ,A EVIDENCE NOT OBTAINED Will Be W inter Park Club To TO v io L A % :e$ o 5 ^ R , % 5 t* * e ili. §on irre hereby or^ *rf.w ifl r e , atilred to brt Bnil BPPW UftOtt }h<j -JJon'e ot tha o agm n« th® ino «.u.nlnum against Alun BRUSSELS, Jan. gathered by the F ^ ^ I f ® % ^ ^ . * a s p es W eal) second balloon race for the Gordon r.miiiiMtnn Commission, h*s his been obtained obto’-^— py of Justice ttf .Ita C° T b e S a n f o r d Herald. a nowkpoper Bennett trophy will' * ty l *£°m the Department c? publlkbed In SeriUMUr C ounty. F la ., either Antwerp or Ghent In MaV or investigation of tRat company. HollclUir June, It was announced today. RO8B8 IN BLOOM Brussels declined to organise tho event this year. ,. The original Oordon Bennett cap was won outright by Belgium in J. H . JACKSON 1014. Belgium also won the unal ■New 320-acre Washingrace last year for tho second ton sub [{vision to be . placed on L our Time Loanii on R esidences and Bui trophy. ' * ) , market. E a sy R epaym ent Flcn y GOLFER 0 , Jan. 16.—(A1)— c o rn T .s r .v Office In new Merriwcathcr jj, c in n i/tT . in v. .he Giants, Is nifty AN @WFOll SHM 1 INObW rOVNTV. 2nd Street. with driver. Iron and putter ns well .t k L o i u d a . u jm * p c w » f < as bat. Ho made a par four on a 430; yard hole after two shot* out ClinTJB C. noUHKJi, Complainant. F R E E T R IP T O TA M P i Comfortable Pullman Busses.Are Operated From Sanford to Tampa Have Client Waiting *■ . :‘ , r . * ^ J*# *- ' TU IV I, N ' A 4 ’ ORGANIZATION ’S h • 4^ ' T w o Story H ouse in Good Location . * FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS 1 " ‘ ‘ tg elate the investm ent opportunities of Florida’s grea test city, bu* le^ivc the Seminole Hotel at Sanford for Tampa, ev ery morning at 7 o’clock Other accomodatki provided guests by the Hamner Organization. •'M ' '• ; •' . •’ ; You are invited to write to th e • ’ H ow to Elim inate Worry One- o f th e best w ays to clim inaie-w orry is to pu t your valuables in our Safe Depqs|fc>Vnult— th u s assuring the best protection n'gainst'dq^B from tiro or th eft. Private Lock Boxes rent for* as little as $2.00 to $5.00 per year. I have io r ty lots, listed in Bel-Air, which can be bought at a bargain. ’ . . . B. L. HAMNER ORGANIZATION Can give good term s on any o f them. L et me sell you som e good income property. y. 311 Franklin Street, Ti for further details K A R L J. S C H U L T Z 4% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts R EAL ESTATE— INVESTM ENTS Phone 714 606-607 F irst National Bank Building W. F. IlOLBORN, Saltui Manager. * STRENGTH - SERVICE - P R O S R E S 6 <gsp •? Grove E V ID E N C E of the natural growth of the city is south­ “A m id Majestic Pines ward, especially along Sanford Avenue and the San• . / >N\ v ford-Orlando Road, daily\ new buildings are started and !' * , ** new developments have began to show improvements. Lots in Sanford Grove are selling* fa st! Y et this is not surprising practic­ a l m ined men and w om en possessed o f a sensc-for determ ining good value would ju st naturally respond w hole-heartedly to this opportunity of procuring residential hom esites at such comparatively* low prices. v, 3 ’v. a .i j'ij i 'e H U V* At i ill AIII ■ s i fi t i f- Places that seemed “far off” some time ago are now in tf)e heart of the city. Probably these far off spots could have been bought for a song not so long ago and they are selling for many hundred dollars per r| S ff ’ '-' f' I HI fwi Jr 11*■*31 But the price is just one point in you r favor. N ow consider the location o f Sanford Grove—with fron tage on Geneva A ve. the first highw ay to be paved through the funds o f the n ew bond issue. Then thd fa ct that the new Crescent boulevard will in tersect m the first section o f this pro­ perty. Such location as this is m ak in g en tn u siasts o f the m ost sceptical investors. SE E TH ESE THINGS FOR YOURSELF, a p h on * call will put you in im m ediate touch w ith a moat courteous representative who will gladly show you tho entire development. E '* v -'.C‘ vi ‘ i C-'ffL' ■ & • ' .W * *v • f- >• • K j . iT. {tJR.U , THE SECOND UNIT it; now open for re­ servations. 0 |>ening announcement will soon follow. Make your selections now that you arc assured of the choicest location*. _ Inc B A R T NASON, Sales Director i4 Jr-n } '•! Firwt N ational Bank Bldg. \ ^* . 1— 1 * b h/jlj j tl. / 1V'^ *-■**'& 1 | I | I— — • •- k * \ • THE SAME THING will happen to all property alonjr the line of heavy travel and Druid Park offers the best to those who are planning on buying just ahead of this tremendous growth southward. Lying off tho State Highwny Np. 3, (Snnford-Orlando Road) and the shores of beautiful l*ako Jennie, with every improvement that makes it u super home community. Phone 249 OUR ORGANIZATION Frank J. Fit* pa trick D. C. G riffin V w . c. m $ E. M. Hunt BRITT-CHl* �thre0 seta of watchmen, who reu 15.—ffP)— cejvc from »100 to |125 per month. occasion to * to tho 110 At nlirht powerful aearchllghU 11the buildings and r the United lumKito be invited to ground** . The whiskey, however! pays fan. * It* own eu aritag . " ft, for within ire stored apn gallons of b represents tth o bonded ■States, rev- liM A | S d in 1G th e property lumber, eight iille, one of Lhiskcy than pin America, partied with ke Bay Shipping Ttpritory 1 Jan. lPf — fning to sit up [notice of Flor­ in State Chambas n result of iss’ on tho pnrt in tho harbor ids ndw in deation of freight a River fleet of >d vessels several sn sent to Bnlticd nnd now nro .Florida Service, latherinc”, one of lillng vessels on Imora than fifty L; refitted, ns^is Shirty-five yenr I and both soon Ihoir way down Schooners J. W. ■ , Minnie and ■irginin Carroll, H been lying in ■ r o in tlie bunds H o uru working ■ tlirm ready to Hirgo. The last Ha arc at one shipyard. From the fleet of Shipping Board vessels tied'up In the James Fiver since the closo of the World War the Lnko Helen and Lake Chelnn, 3020 ton steamers, have been puremsed by tho Consolida­ tion Comp&y and arc'now in ser­ vice betwoVn Baltimore and Palm Beach. Other shipping compan­ ies are constantly making inroads on tho Shipping Board fleet nnd the State Chamber declares there is every indication of the great­ est revivnl of coastwise traffic in many years. How Doctors Treat Colds And The Flu To break up a cold overnight or to cut short an attack of grippe, influenza, sore throat or tonsilitis, physicians nnd druggistB nro now recommending Calotnbs, the puri­ fied and refined calomel compound tablet that gives you tho effects of calomel and salts combined, with­ out the unpleasant effects of eith­ er. * One or two Calotnbs nt bed­ time with d swnllow of water,— that’s nil. No salts, no nausea nor tho slightest interference with your eating, work or pleasure. Next morning your cold nnB van­ ished, your system is thoroughly purified and you nro feeling fine witli a hearty appetite for break­ fast. Knt what you please,—no danger. Get n family package, contain­ ing full directions, only 35 cents. Tourists will be brought from all important points’ T h e following news item appjjSred-in T he Sanford Herald Wednesday, January 13th: Twenty-two visitors from ull sections of Florida arrived in Kanf ml today aboard one of the Loch . Arbor pullmnu busses for an iiispection lour of Sanford and Ihu Loch Arbor development in tho country club .ection. ■ . —Following o lunchetm. the guests of Higgins, Smith, Wight Incor­ porated were shown about tin* city, surrounding fields and points of interest Including n through in­ spection of tho Hotel Forrsit Lake. In commenting on prevailing real estate pritds In Sanfqnl, Sev­ ern! members of tho party express­ ed surprint! at the low figures quoted, Hnd were of the opinion that Sanford’s many municipal improvements and the solidity o^ the city’s resources us ru presented in its many acres of productive land justified a higher average of realty valuation. Loch Arbor developers ;hnv» qatabliKhed brunch offices ami bill terminals in many sections of thv state, und tho party that arrived here today is only first of many inoro that will bu brought to Sunford as the guests of tho devel­ opment, ucrording to members of the firm, who stated this morning that Loch Arbor’a publicity policy sought to udvcrtlso Hanford us well as Loch Arbor, BUSINESS HOMES Y/fi *f(‘ 7 V tlU { ii R to L y C o . Vtlldc? H o ld ,i' " 1 liod colored raffia bag newest notes for The one shown is ne of the smartest bops, It is charmtv sports clothes. ten—Local Methoans for erection of burch. i now before It stops line fAR-DUS 5, 1 0 ,1 5 and 20 acre farms in cultivation. Some of»» above * on Lake * frontage. Also property on fiv ,<• • Party Of Visitors Is Brought To City Iti Loch Arbor Bus W E H A V E i HE B E ST BUYS '• ACREAGE COUGH SYRUP ISOTED) most ePr-rilfa K-jJ. ..-* ‘•’manic coughs her throat aud iting • ) ._ This item alone bears out the fact that our promises in turn are being ful filled. Improvements that were assured in our ear early ads have been pro­ gressing with greater speed than the developers anticipated. Their pro­ gress is especially evident to all those who visit Loch Arbor. Monroe. )W N it* a d ay -*tt>pp>kU in 14hours, ®» i* ^ 1 Crippc |f ; Every winter it MVe, di»cam/ort. Don’tule Aohour. Get the best 422 Union Ave, Price 3Qc mmm m REAtl^Y COM PANY Bear in mind that the ideas of the developers:. will be carried out as they were planned, and every promise ma fulfilled. 1 . JW • • W Phone 473-W. 40-A C R E MI,„ •• igv/ovrr orMf w S a le s A g en ts FOR SALE N e x t to Post Office •N U M B E R S 241-242-248-244 in the awVi of Seminole Co., V fr mile* east of Oviedo; i a > mile from 2 Railroads and Road*. . / rounding Lands Making Big»Money in Truck. PRICE $12,000.00 • V ' AimuMiJh' bulance b 2» 8 and 4 at 8'° “U m beranccs, a n d 1925 t a x p aid . Owner, Robert E. Ellis. O. Box 332. Fort Mvera. Florida FIRST STREET A N D P. ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M O H K H M f VW �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JANUARY 15, 192«. SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. JANUARY 15,192a. ni A Sales Record “NEVER BEFORE” have you been o ffe r e d s u c h an opportunity, sa y s That Speaks ^ For Itself TERMS MIAMI SALES - RECORD Isi Day—Unil I Sold 600 Tracts 2nd' D ay -U n it 2 Sbld 620 Tracts 3rd Day—Unil 3 Sold 650 Tracts 4th Day—Unil 4 Sold 850 Tracts Balance $15.00 Quarterly 5th Dav—Unit 5 Sold 925 Tracts Close to White Springs Sale Starts Lake City In Columbia and Baker Counties size o( the profits buyers will make in Florida can you buy land in small on these ten acre tracts, ow -why not) Your broker— yourbanktracts at such a low price. 3 rour limit—such an opportunity may er—-ask them about it: Thei Iready a large portion is gone— the never come again. Quick act iich an opportunity as this-follow the mail orders are coming in thick Dalance crowd to our office. $ 15 per acre—only $ so easy. It is our intention to value. W e have said nothincrease the price soon—and to keepits onactual fl foro*at $15 per acre you cannot equal ing of the noducts that could be railed ROI U S — Profits— Profits r it anywhere else in Florid a. Hurry to 01 Joe Tinker Investment JOE TINKER �IVAN R. GATES CINCNALMANACB* EXHIBITIONAL AVIATION w h e r e y o u see COMPLETE AVIATION Ev e n t s 8TAOED' H t h e re d T e x a c o g a s o lin e p u m p at Some people always get T e x a c o M o t o r O i l — and others just buy any kind o f oi^ without th in kin g vqiy much about it. ■ t f ' t *' i ' Start your m otor righ t -start using T E X A C O M o tor O il and keep CLYDE E. PANGBORN CHIir PILOT LEADING ATTRACTIONS FAIRS CELEBRATIONS EXPOSITIONS doing it. ANb AVIATION CO, GASOLINE ESTABLISHED 1011 STUNT FLYING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION The V o la tile G as Texaco Gasoline-the v o la tile gas'-'yields Its full power t^ie sec­ ond it g?ts the spark. The engino-run with Texaco starts easier, picks upquicker, and steadily delivers its maximum power on th e steepest hills. FLYING C IR C U S " *. . ! \ ST O P Intersection of Sanford A v e . a n d Orlando Road % TEXACO Longw ood GASOLINE THE VOLATILE CAS w e sell it. Sanford F i l l ing Station EN ROUTE Washington, L TO WHOM I T NAY CONCERN NIGHT FLIGHTS WITH — " OOROEOUS C o n t r a d i c t i n g th o g e n e r a l b e l i e f and s e v e r a l p e r s i s t e n t ru m o rs, we do n o t u se a n y s p e c i a l o r h ig h t e a t g a s o l i n e In ou r e q u ip m e n t; n e i t h e r do we u so c a s t o r o i l f o r l u b r i c a t i o n * COMMERCIAL • AVIATION INWALL ITS BRANCHES AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH^ M idw ay G arage TEXACO -that's why WINO WALKING PLANE CMANOINO PARACHUTE DROPS F IR E W ORKS C. W. Knapp General Store W e can recom m end Wo d o , h o w e v e r , u b o s t r a i g h t TEXACO g a s o l i n e , th e same g r a d e a s s o l d i n th e TEXACO s e r v i c e s t a t i o n s and r e g u la r TEXACO S u p er H ea vy M o to r o i l i n e l l o u r f l y i n g s h ip s * Sanford A ve. and 2th St. TEXACO TEXACO MOTOR OIL GASOLINE We h a v e fo u n d i t t h e b e s t f u e l and o i l a v a i l a b l e , f a r s u p e r i o r t o an y o t h e r p r o d u c t _______ s t r a i g h t TEXACO g a s o l i n e s u p e r io r t o h ig h t e s t gaTT o f some o f th e m a n u fa c t u r e r s . We h a v e b e e n u s in g TEXACO e x c l u s i v e l y f o r fo u r y e a rs * .* \ \ S in c e r e ly , \ 1 ■ i CATES FLYING CIRCUS M anager Shift into Ncutri EVERY ONE o f these Texaco D ealers sel the IDENTICAL'quality o f Gas and Oil used by Gates!. Central Garage Lake Mary Keep your hand off the (»car’ shift— “ step on it” . T E X A C O ( insolinr, the t vLitxh cas, responds with the power that carries you over. Notice that quick pick-up and maintained power with TEX A CO in the tank. TEXACO GASO t h e v o l a t i l e qm . Some people ahvaya get T e x a c o M o t o r O i l — and others just buy any* kind of oil without tkjfiking very ' much about it. Any Car is a Better Car if nothing but ST O P GASOLINE R a y B roth ers W e s t F irst S t W e can recommend T E X A C O - t h a t ’ s why we sell it. A s y o u w atch that clean, clear, golden color o f Texaco M o to r Oil as We pour it into your crankcase, you know we sell what w e advertise! V ***«>. tho full-bodied :oW Z kn° W « ’« t u n r , tells you thu. You’ll THE VOLATILE GAS r fed to the tank: B etter in mileage, uj keep, flexibility, pick-up and power. ' Sanford F i l l in g Station 2nd & Sanford A venue . Startyour m otor right -start using T E X A C O M o to r O il and keep doing it. eaty , E x t r a H e a v y — A l u m * R ay Brothers W est First S t idway Garage ^Fill up at V. K napp era] Store rsection o f * Sanford A v e . a n d Orlando Road kongw opd TEXACO TEXACO MOTOR OIL GASOLINE \ GASOLINE THE VOLATILE CAS Central \ G arage Lake Mary ♦ �WTr:1'- THE SANFORto HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1926 Ferrer a P u ts Kayo On Italian Fighter obinson Veteran From ers LorenMurchisonTo r , . r, . Train For400 M eter— —cads !^— —■ Dash In Olympics; BEUNOS AIRES, Jan. IB.—(A*) —Miguel Ferrara, an -Argentine heavyweight' last night knocked out the Italian fighter, Orlando cverbierl, In the sixth round of hnt was to have b « n a 15-round boot, Fcrrern formerly wns n sparring partner of Luis Angel Flrpo. He accompanied Firpo to the United States, where he won five bouts, j . •v i : »• t e MOM’N AND POP. r,V4EU. POP. tito VOU gGAR s 8sA.QE ^ i Su us ws si wa ^ ^ AND TRY Tt> HAVE V c m c K t ir e d \ j URBANA, III., Jan. 16. </T*»_ I.orcn Mutxhison, one* of America's, premier sprinters, will train for the S t Lucid County To ns Vance, Patty, Osborne, 400 meter run instead'of the lmij flfi.—VP) Crimea. Ehrhardt and Baniea. meter dash in future trials fur Have New H ighways from the O'Neil i* expected to shoulder -- -* or leagues the catching burden with Deberry the Olympic games. .Murchison, whose brother, Ger, Robinzon nnd Hargreaves assisting ,1 FORT PIERCE, Jan. 16.—St. iud was a star of this year’s llUni julld tho a u ric county will spend ntorc than freshman football team, is in train­ T l. 000.000 during 1020 for the purbrine them ing for the national Jndoor chain£ position poso of hard surfacing the more pjonsliips, which wifi be held nt important highways In tho back Chicago in February. [pitched ofcountry, according td county of­ Several years ago, when Mur­ upon the ficials. us a step toward making chison was beginning Ids earcer as _abbit Marthis city easily accessible ns a n sprinter. “Paddy” Fitzgerald, Jnkec. Whltshipping point for tho vast agri­ Rt. Louis veteran trnck conch, obile Droves cultural areas of central Florida. . 1, to supply Throe arteries to the west, one NEW YORK, Jan. 16.—(M — urged Murchison to train for the from Fort Pierce, the second from ■fire. CIns Thunberg, of Finland, champ­ 440. It was Fitzgerald's opinion ' to start at ion skater of the Olympics, has that Murchison could creel: tin* Indrio and the third from While world’s record 'for the quarter. uld ha take in*, City, will bo provided with pave­ metfc defeat UUVUt in his first American . f ba**. Milton Indoor test, but ho has lost none Twice in indoor races, the Illinois ment nnd three north and south > return to of his prestige, for dm shattered Athelotlc Club Star has negotiated feeders will be constructed. It Is onl probably tho world’s two mile Indoor tec- the quarter in f»0, and onci in the intention that ultimately the ,j would leave otxls county jwill have a chcckcrbonrl * .«. . .* >Chirngo. in a one mile relay race, -larritt, of the road system with paved highways Three miles of racing at Mfcdl- lie did the distance in better time, [a Dch Moli.es non ■Square Gnrden, where Thun- : lie made these marks with no at three mite intervals. i two young brrg faced Joe Moore, champion training. nd Partridge of tho indoor performers, «"<!, Northern Farmers / about tHu Charles Gorman, the Canadian ti­ Tunney Will Meet Henry Brooks is captain of the Unieman. Jacques tle holder, last night required 108 Profit In Florida nsin basketball CowlCT January 2 7 'orsity of Wisconsin basketball ened near the corner turns or H4 long swerves, team this consoil. Ho plays center, _ to retire inj for 80 of the 42 laps the Finn held PENSACOLA, Jnn. 16.—(fl”)— jcompHmentary • the lend with Monro in second FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Jun . ' 111"1 in m,dition to s i t i n g most of Profits obtainable from sntsumn the Brooklyn | place and Gorman third, but his 15.—(/Pi—Gene Tunney, American the tip-offs, ia very proficient nt oranges and the things that may d( attitude on turns were crude, both feet brought light heavyweight champion, will long tosses, lie’s n junior nnd bo accomplished with Florida soil oklyn fandemj togother to avoid spilling. ; meet Toni Cowler In u 10 round hails from Louisville, Ky. by farmers who know nothing clxloix Moore jumped ahead nt the ‘end about it when they arrive In the centerflc'.ii,! ol 2V6 miles and Gorman followed 1bout here Jan. 27, according to an­ are indicated by the expe­ thin morning by Billy from the with Thunberg, fearing u broken | nouncement Fitzsimmons To Meet state rience of Fred Barber, of Enslcy, Dawson, promoter of the [oral f Jlck Cox for leg against the boards at either Escambia county, according to Wheat is n side of the rink, refused to extend l,0T to™ .m 7«t for tho ............... .J?ck Delaney Tonight County Commissioner L. W. Hardy. for his his pace. Moore won In nine min­ Barber has two and one half acres appearance in this city was signed j ' -------aging pitch- utes 25W scconds_auth Gormart 1<* of aatsumns and already this sea­ by Dawson and Billy Gibson, Tun-! NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—(P)—Bob experiment yards behind. Thunberg was a has realized $1,700 from his Barnes, «b- half lap behind the Canadian. ncy’s maijjigrr, last night in Miumi. | Fitzsimmons, son of a champion, son crop. Thunberg’s record time for two The appearance of Tunney here todpy appears to have.reached the Barber came from Canada sevjtverai young miles was 0:13,4. will be his second in Florida, anil lug money plane after a struggle trnl years ago nnd when he arrived k. Brown and) the first in the southern sc r ion of . thnt few pugilists survive, in West Florida wns totally ignorbnia, Jim KH TOLL TO BE LIFTED 1 Ho gained ability through ex- nnt of the properties of the soil, from Terre j DAYTONA. Jan. 16.—Elimina­ the state. ---------------------------perienec. Tonight he will face one climatic conditions and Florida ag1115,000 pros*. tion of uli toll on bridges across "CHARLESTON” TABOOED i of the East’s best light heavy- . ricultiirul methods. the linlifnx River here is exjiCclod He brought Ore., Miss.J by Mar. 1, ns n result of t con­ \ weights, Jack Delaney, of Bridg.1 his satsumas through the freeze of | Bob McGraw ceited movement toward this end NEWPORT, R. I., Jan. 15.-. ■ port, Conn. Sporting followers 1023 without damage nnd the cold es. by the City Commission and the rfn(t would be Daytona Beach Chamber of Colu­ The "Charleston" has been forbid­ favor Delaney hut expect a stiff weather this winter lias not effpetden in public dance hnlls. i battle. ed them. ned perfurm- m n cl . b w Thbvjan , h e pe '5. A NOTE HE LEFT FOR V You BEFORE we WEUT ♦ 1 T 0 VJ6RK.THtS MoTtMWeJ YES. AND HIS B O S sA fi REFUSED Tt> D O 1 ANYTHING ABOUT IT. { * COMB TO THE / , CONCLUSIONTHAT J t CHICK i© OF MO * ACCOUNT and vatu. never . AMOUNT T o AROVJ OT PtNS A 1 S'POSE RE S BROKE ASAW3 : ANCHSASWwS J Tor. a n o th er , j LET HtJoRW J A w p a te T r r y - m Americans D efeat Finnish Champion Skater Last N ight tfsP Vi. — f * VIEll CAWNOD BEAT THAT? AND ALL •THE TIME I THOUGHT HIS IDEA vJASTb EARN . (MORE MONEY TO \ SPEND OW Hi S Y \ g i r l - h u m ph ! / VJHAT RtfiKT HADE Y0\l”lb CRITICISE ' CHICK \ vHEN HE HAD To LEAVE YOUR EMPliN BEFORE He CotK-D • EARN CM0U6H MONEY To mV WHAT HE jM ^ow eoY oD ? r f i . NoJ #50j m SsU il/D V £ hT«~^cnvw.t iwc i-ijT' /, A D V K K T ISI3M EN TS T E L L YOU W H A T T H E RO M A N CE O F R U S IN E S S IH D O IN G FOR. YOU. • r watching Really worth Mark Twain Elected to have Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn cut their capcrr. on tile hunks of the Mississippi. But when the great American humorist was a river houtman, the Mississippi Valley was not us prosperous us it iu today ullhuugh its deltas were just as fertile. The influx o f population to the rich farming lands made cities neces­ sary as trading anti market centers. The farming lands of East Hillsborough County—surrounding Plant City—arc as fertile as the Mississippi Delta. The average money value jn>r am? for crops raised Is higher! Permanent population Is attracted for the same reasons it was attracted to the Mississippi Valley. . . w‘ . ’ Such conditions assure tho permanent growth o f Plant C ity; they stabilize real estate values In Plant City. Such conditions go far towurds making Plant City the ideal place for the Investor who regards continued enhancement of greater importance than promised B ig profits. % * 1 . -1 . . Now is tho time to Investigate find Invest in Plant City. Population is In excess o f 7,000. Public improvements in the last year amount to over $2,000,000. * . - Come and see. If you cannot-come, write. Your Interest Bhall receive the prompt and courteous attention of— . The EAST HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY CHAMBER of COMMERCE wf* PLANT CKTY, FLORIDA - ' C’ • • . , 5- V* Jr § H # * mt - * Vk* r. M - �fourteen i'.* T ” Her Hoy Friends on Her Buttons | To B e Preserved In Davis Shores Vault •P J Sni i i 5,—D; nt ,he ccrcmoni« lnstlnff three ,t D ; K l . n t « V * & *»°< m” • ' A'"" wh<" t,lt l— ■-f Pavla * Shore*, $50,000,000 real Mencndcz Merc tranaferred to (/P)—Mfa. Washington E. CoTinor, vice president of tho Florida' His­ torical Society end author of 'Early Colonial Records of Florida" har been elected a member of the So­ ciety of Allied Arts, a society of literary colonists of Winter Park and Rollins College. This announce­ ment was mtuic by' Irving Bnehcllor, author, of this city. According to the announcement, Mrs. Conner is one of the leading literary and historical authorities of tho state and has spent much time in translating from the orig­ inal Spanish and French documents bearing on the early settlement of Florida, She and Mr. Connor own the Franciscan monnstnry near Now Smyrn i. which was erected in lG'.IG, Mrs. Conner will act ns one of tho judges in the annual cassy con­ test for Florida high school stud­ ents conducted by Rollins College which will be held in Winter Park on February 18, next. Mr. and Mrs. Conner nro spending the season at Daytona Reach. i J W ta davelopntent on Anaataalo their naw rcii lng place. All the Island, directly across the Mfttanz- negotiations incidental to this . as River from St.‘ Angustlno, will | trip were msde . praaerV*'fa rjp o s tc rity the most has a summer I >' th a t has any conncfcIn the party ! tloti tfiilf the city—a relic that is son, Jr., of Ue r considered priceless by nntiqunr- the Nntlonnl 1 ■* tion; Mrs. J j The relic, Is the coffin In which Connor, nulbpn the bone* of Don Pedro Mynendoz lflh colonization ; df' Avilas, ndclantAdo of Florida t*9! Mr. Cunstn ; and the-founder of S(. Augustine, O. P. Goode, 1 : rested foy .more than 350 yesrs. A. M. Taylor, 1 ‘ The coffin will be placed In n- Col. and Mrs. W -‘ .specially built mausoleum on .Robert it. Scott 1Davis Shores. and Edward G. i .'Htls coffin now rests In a vault Augustine, and in S t Aucnti.ine Aw* . , t Hastings and Ni 1ng of the mausoleum. It wna Mr. Stetson v >’^a«nt to this coy recently by the headboard o • • L, Cuesta, Sr., wealthy cigar manu- he now lias in t • fncturor of Tamps, • who ’brought R with a procei . ; It fpom Spain for tbe City of St. serve it forever, Augustine after it had been pn6- t chnrgn of the cc Vaentcd to tbia community by the J * 8 “ when the c j Spanish government ns the only St. Augustine m ; * T h aeo ffln .o f Menenouz, of fine proper sa'egunrd*. The building hard wood, wp* .discovered a f?w Hnd ground on which it will timid Vj'/V™. m a «i<:hd in a cathedra) will, l>o deeded to the city. t \S lu « U ls of history ilecairv that ^ f W < ^ o ^ ttb felcWlt5olSl^om^>IH•^n, Svliile thu Tirit settlement of the k j a ?ear,y 400 y c a r ' Spaniards in America wus made on Hpalti had decided to pay some mark the mainland, a few hundred yards 2 .L :. k° ,th ? w,1° irst | from Davis Shores, without doubt . ijm tly planted her flag on tiio Mencndcz, when he arrived in tin North American .continent, and it MnUmzns. River let- in August ♦was determined to l remove tKo I-If, Ob; 'tm w r bftve landed first on bones of Menendez from the wood- that part of Anastasia island en coffin, place them in a new which is now Davis Shores to I'holBgrcphs of your boy friends on BtcoJ casket, nnd entomb t>,cin .n a make the reroiinai'.sriiice ttf ||p. tlti llaumnnn, t.f New York, is given mausoleum. harbor. Sir Francis Drtrkc, who arc glued to the buttons. , , uguit, lu - 4, n delegation burtuil St. Augustine and G oertSo i , ®hb of .St... Augustltie nnd nor Oglethrope, who bombnrtled Florida went to Spain to be the It. when th:y canto inter, Iun-.nl ADVERTISEMENTS TEEL YOU WHAT THE ROMANCE there OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. Ihi' cr, g r a n t e e s o r o t h e r rtlalm a n t s u n d e r L u c y L. D * v l» : t h e lietra. d e v is e e s , g r n n t o e s d r o l h Jc s .to T . O ovle, i n d i v i d u a l l y u n d • r c la im a n t* . u n d e r W illia m F. K uruuII. d e c e a s e d ; t h e lie lrs, d e v ­ is e e s, g r a n t e e s u r o t h e r r l n l m nntN u n d e r M a t t h e w It. M a r k * , deceased: A nna S to k es an d th e h e ir * , d e v i a t e s , g r a n t e e s o r o t h e r c la im a n ts u n d e r A n n a S tok es; ns A dm in istrato r, of th e E s ta te o f W illiam F. H ussel. d eceased, u n d Uu> h e i r s , d e v i s e e s , g r a n i t e s or o th e r cla im a n ts u n d e r Jcsso T. D a v is . I n d i v i d u a l l y a n d n s A d ­ m in is tr a to r of th e E s ta te of W il­ li a m F . I l u s s e l , deceased; th o C e n tra l S o u th ern L u m b e r C o m ­ p a n y , n n O h io C o r p o r a t i o n a n d th e sto ck h o ld ers of th e C en tral S o u th ern L u m b e r C o m p an y nn O h io C o r p o r a t i o n , and- nil u n ­ k n o w n p erso n s c laim in g a n In te r. e ^ t In t h e r e a l p r o p e r t y h e r o i n ? a f t e r d escrib ed . D e fe n d a n ts . •. hntlee I font » ; ‘*1 Ih I . «f Pl« I £ I O r d e r o f I ’n b l l e n l l u n T11K STATE O F . F L O H tD A . TO 10 Pounds of Suiinr ALL Tin: AFT 1311 NAMED PART IB S . G R E E T I N G S : T o L u c y I,. D n v ls. If l i v i n g nnfl If d e a d n il purth-K c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ e s t « u n d e r L u c y L. D a v is , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e In t h e r e a l p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d : n il p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r W i l l i a m K. R u s s e l l d e e e n s t d . o r o t h e r w i s e : In th e real p ro p erty h e re in a fte r d e ­ s c r i b e d ; n il p a r t i e s c lu lm ln u In­ t e r e s t s u n d e r M ath ew ; It- M a r k s , deceased, or o th erw ise; In th o rrul p ro p erty h e r d nn fit r de­ s c r i b e d ; A n n n Hto k e n . If llv fn tr a n d If d e a d a ll p a r t i e s e l a l m l n c I n t e r ­ e s ts u n d e r A nna S to k es. deceased o D a v is , I n ­ Popular Colors for Auto Plates d ir v i od tuhael lryw i ns en ;d Jnes s sAe d T. m i n i s t r a t o r of Pluck and white is the fashioon- t h e E s t a t e of W i l l i a m F . R u s s e l l, ulilo color combination for auto­ d e c e a s e d , If li v in g n n d If d e a d a ll I rile r e s t * under mobile registration plates for 1D2G, Jpaamr t ei es s T.elnlittlriK D a v is, I n d i v i d u a l l y a m i that having been adopted by 10 n s A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e E s t a t e o f states. Green and wliite ranks W i l l i a m F. R u s s e l l, d e c e a s e d o r second, with seven states, nnd blue ob et hr e Cr wo ims ep :a n yC,e nat r ca ol r pSoorua tthi oenr n o Lr guamn ­­ anti white third with six. Orange is e d u n d e r t h e l a w s o f t h e ' S l a t e und black, yellow and black nnd o f O hio, a n dltiK(b o u ns dt oecr k ht ho el d eCr se n at rnadl red nnd white are other popular So tohuet rhse r nrln lm t . u m b e r C o m t ia n y , a c o r ­ combinations, p o r a tio n o r s a n U t d u n d e r th e law s o f t h e .S tate o f u h l o . n n d a l l u n ­ k n o w n p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s In follow in t,' d e s c r i b e d r e a l p r o p e r t y , i.\ - r n t t ' t i t n i t 'H T , . ni : v i .;>t i i s i t u a t e , lylttif uiul b e i n g In tit' .it im i \ i . n u n i t ni* r t . n i t - E m l n t y o f S e m 'n ttlo . S t a t e o f F l o r ­ lll.t, IN AMI m i l h k m i m i i . i : id a , S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , t o - w l l : i o i . \ T t . i \ ■n u M i a i v . t a i l s J in 1S( I n c l u s i v e o f ll r l w ^ ’s IIMI T o R i i l r t T l t l p S u b d iv isio n of th e N o rth e a st C H A R L E S A. D A L L A S , C o m p l a i n ­ Q u a r t e r of th e S o u th e a s t Q u a r t ­ e r of S e c ti o n Ct, T o w n s h i p Cl ant, s o u t h , R a ti n e 2’,i E a s t , aecord liiK t o p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t 1 pound Chase & Snnbo;ns C offee — ...... — w... 2 Tomatoes, Heinz I.arpe Ketchup TIIE BEST FOIt 2181 Sanford Aya* The Most Attractive Part of Sanford and Soa to Be One of the Shows Places of Florida. >• J have been working coniimt-iisl.v all ovor il.l • t>m.|><-rtv m .tt I. hint- months, ;tml have cone just about :i at east the curbs anti grades to vvlu. lt ! mu i conlm m j;i htying the side walks. pUmUng-ak.ng'the drive v feature this superb tlcvL'Itipio^n!, -‘• * ♦* The contract lias boon let Im all tin:giavini;-. fIhr c(,ntra(.;toi.s and the City Authorities promise that work will f?o ftirwaixl raiml.y. just as nioii u ; 'no-rial c;.n |K. f.btaim*(l, and the methods 1 will follow are indicated by the u 01 k aheatl.v flom onllue.hrk A'.rmie. w ,.oi. J have laid the side walks, planted grass, palms, Hibiscus, b n e L iafrons ami Ai'st* alian 1 nv*.-. and w ill s.m ,)|y have in full bloom a bed of Petunias a'foot wide ana a quarter mile loo.u and a bed 01 I'ldox live- leel \v j \v and extending b») (.lie same distance along* the side walk. When all these ilmsers are m Kumn, i [ie\ will Ppotluee a blaze of color that will rival the 'dueling SvirSe^S lVe in Y or!‘ a* ^VHll Vu hnUmg* a <m „ e.lxU drive way will be uniform, no two will be the same, different vaiieties oi palms and shade tree> and ilow cl-St and yet Jill will blend together in such harmony as to make a perfect picture. Doing* the planting: along1.a p ,|u. drives myself, I will be able to work out a harmonious a)K| bejuitjful (ltn'ekipmenl sueli as is never Possible under tiie haphazard system or lack' of system fdt 0\m ti plants, it he plant.-- at ajl, aeco i*diiu»; to .his »nvn ideas, and where no two of them agree and are just as like as not to clash. ___ , The great Main Entrance at llmrhov Ave. and Corona do. Don course is almost, finished. Orders were placed for the material needed when I designed ii months ago, but due to delays in transportation the last of it has just arrived from the North. 1 expect to be able within a very few days to show Sanford one of the most beautiful subdivision entrances in a!! 5lie country, and it will become more strikingly beautiful every day as the plants that will adorn it have time to grow — the fronded palms that lift their heads about its walls and towers, the crimson bougainville as among the twisted Spanish columns that support its graceful arches, the flame vines pendant from the beautiful steel span above the Concourse; and at night electric lights will glow and sparkle in the towers and among the vines and flowers. I can see it all coming. Can not you? The big fountain that will stand at the head of Swan Oval, just inside the main entrance, is now beingerected. It is a duplicate of a fountain standing in the largest park of one of the cities of the North, is shown in the illustration herewith. Just Inside- Main Entrance It 1 cuntaln no* being .rcctctl Watch the Herald from day to day for illustrations and descriptive matter relating to other distinctive features of this n Revonah Park, with its club house, its concrete swim ming pool, its courts for tennis, roque, croquet, bowling on the green, and i for the kiddies—all, of course, for the exclusive use o f property owners in Highland Park. • • v '-,. — ■- »: I?l 4 r '\ * *• 14 •• • • . ., , * • , . » •< • » The opening date for sale of lots will b e announced very soon. Only a limited number of lots will be sold at this time as I i through and shall retain title to most of it until the very high prices are reached that are inevitable when my work is complete! repose to see this d e v e lo p m e n t mainly interested in selling* to the right kind of people who will put up the right kind of houses, under th e high restrictions that *• At the present time I anl are wai ranted by the character of the development. • \ . A w,. YOUNG, Owner and Develop Beginningon the 18th inst., my office will be in the.bnilding I am reconstructing at Park Avenue nnd Com �affebally^ S HEBE STUART TO HAVE Eat GREATQ M R m lB mewbne next w eek Madame Bjoemaon la the widow have n e rir tOTched I h«*ve made ufi my mind to have my sch- of Norway’s greatest national poet, naps from time to time, since It BJoemsterrte BJoemwn. She is has been prohibited In Norway,’ hole nnd hearty, and for years ( ^ —Harvard she wrote to ile r BJorn D^ocr' >(Mm old have men, aCtor-nmimirer of the Nor* ha* taken an, nctlve Interest in of. •ftA^566.74 with prayer and the singing inf public affairs. 4 /»-A,**rt n America, following whkh repre­ wegian Nntiehal Theater, sentative J. J. I*arrl»h, of Titus­ ville delivered an'address of wel­ come. The- response rtoas hiade by PRESERVED FOR POSTERITY tion Of East Coast Road ly Trade iStidy Secretaries graduates a an average! year. W * *j J4*** f V T f c tl . n U D l I T • TITUSVILLE, Jah. l.<:—The AV 1 / l C i L l / X v D U l . "ociatad Chamber oT Commerce of l‘ E X ‘the Florida Knst went on record . t v i f . .1 '• • _ ■ the Florida East Coast went on i, » cM u ry Tio Have Form al icccrd as favoring'Immediate-«cllnll At Opening Which tion in the m atter of putting the G overnor A nd o th e r S la te proposition of the completion of At noon u luncheon was served O ft d a is A re’ T o A lin,,a the Dixie Highway between Bun- a t tho Hotel Dixie, with Edward J. V ,ii.u a i 8 Are TO A ttend nell and Jacksonville befdre tne Trotter, secretary of the local of cbmmerce in charge of =TUAKT. Bru. s s i 2 ^ g g £ F % £ 2 £ . champer affairs. Shoort addresses were Je£ L c' L ™ nl" d.r«T«. liVvlo) at tht'tltttt! by Charles E, Harris, of St. Augustine and N. J. Wickes, Florida senator. ci nor and Mrs. John W.y Sinrtin, In the absence of E. 0 . Sewell, will mark the formal opening of of Miami, vice- president of the the Hotel Dixie-Pelican here on East Coast organization, Alfred January 2fc The ceremonies at WagR, president 'of the Greater the Hotel Dixie-Pelican will be the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce grnnd climax to the first day of was elected vice president of the the two day jubilee and festivit­ organisation. ies to be staged by the citizens of Following the adoption of reso­ Stuart and Martin county in hon­ extending a vote of thanks or of the chief executive of Flo­ In the m atter of the freight em­ lutions rida,. after whom the county is bargo, the convention offered the to Titusville nnd Titusville Cham­ named, in forma) recognition of his co-operation of every chamber of ber of Commerce the meeting distinguished services in helping commerce on the East Coast in adjourned to meet again at Vero them to secure the legislation thnt the wotk of the Interstate -Com­ Beach in April. ’> authorized establishment of this merce Commission, tho American wonderfully progressive county on Railway ABs’n. and other organi­ the East Coast of FloHdn. zations, including the railroads The festivities will begin Thurs­ themselves, in their efforts to day Januury 28, and will continue solve the congestion problem. through Friday January 20, and Waterway ‘Ptoiw Outlined according to those in charge of Representatives of the East the* program there will be some- Coast Navigation Company, of ibing doing doing eevery minute. One of. Palm Bench, and of the Kelsey De­ - X A 7 ' :r.«hing very mi nu t e........... COPKNHAGEN, Jan. 15.—( / T ) l _ 7 -T-:;? " M i i P K tin big f ea t ur e s of the celebration velopment Co., of Kelsey City, Madnnic Caroline Bjoernfion, the ' will be st reet (lancing in the ilium- which recently purchased the East "grnnd old woman of Norway,’’ ' 7 7 - 7 ' 7 7 7 .,.,‘R H K S ^ f mat ed streets. Pr omi nent person- Const canal, outlined their plans who has just celebrated her nine­ fP ’ * OKI'S from all over t h e st at e, in- fur the development of tho inland tieth birthday, a teetotaler for •' l i; rf ; a eluding the governor and his of- waterways. many years, has announced that P O N i S r.*N pK f ' I -\ K - #./v 7- v T i V* . ficinl s t af f, will be present for the This convention Was attended by she is going to have n drink of * two dny period of fcstivnl. about 90 persons and was held in strong liquor now and then, “Just * ™ — ' In the receiving line at the Hotel the auditorium of the high school to show the disapproval of prohi­ Stock Company the I fact that her hair is really her I Dixie-Pelican at the big public re­ building. David Sholtz, of Day­ bition." . i Coffin nnd picture pf Don Pedro Mcnendez D e Aviles which will bo placed to. a . specially ;0rd next Monday jown and .not a wig, as thought, j ception to be held incident to the tona Beach, president, presided. "I hate interference nnd prohi­ constructed vnult a t D avis Shores w ith picture of D. P. Davis, millionaire developer. of its perfection of color \ formal opening of the hotel will be The morning program wns opened bition of any kind, nnd though 1 nt, am! will erect because 1 pOO tent. 1and dressing. True to her name, [Governor and Mrs. Martin, Chns. Dias Just comple­ Mno Blossom, she mntle us think i D- Grine-r, president of Griner Ho­ te )' in Montgom* tof just thnt, Spring nnd May bios- j tcls. Incorporated, under whose dirorns ns Bhe raised her deep blue Ik past local thea- eyes from her mirror to smile a 1 ijoyed a treat !n welcome nnd proceed to tell us of I steal fare, which herself, not of herself, but of her I h u e indefinitely. wonderful sister. We liked her j H e Company, np- reference to her co-Btar, Miss De■ their beautiful Gnffernlly, so didn't interrupt her. Have during the Khb chatted on pleasantly in nn pT plays of merit, even, well modulated $oice nnd we H ors of the enh- learned- from this youthful pnrngon ■ th tented orgnn- that life is too serious to oe wasted; ■ s but to close thnt she I ovcb children ami horses. Btrondwny comes j She couldn’t think of bobbing her Clearwater Passes hair, but she admires it on some Large Bond Issue the company are girls. She smiled a t the idiosynIfernlly and Miss ernsis of the modern flapper and Jams. Miss De- says she never hud time to be n CLEARWATER. Jan. 15.—An Fmurvclous sense flapper ns she went directly from ordinance authorizing n bond issue / . | evoking cyclones school to her sister’s (Company and of $ 102,000 for municipal improve­ [fter the first two since she takes her profession seri­ ments is running the course of Blues, you are so ously she had no time to waste. enactment by the City Commis­ “Capacity crowds have atten­ sion and has pnssed first reading me with her ulagedy, tlint you ded every performnne nnd judg­ by unanimous vote. Of the pro­ h ami experience ing by thnt tho Williams Stock ceeds $220,000 would be tried in 1st and ease thnt Company seems nssum l of a long establishing n sewage disposal lowledge thut the and mutually enjoyable run. Suf­ plant, $1)0,000 for a jail and fire ids of the master ficient to saV, we wisli them all department headquarters, ? i 00,000 tin* success In the world because for water nnd gns extensions and Hlossom Williams i the show is clean, free from any­ $22,000 for erection of an inelnernKnnl and ingenue thing bordering on the vulgar tui. ■ the same capable or commonplace. A company of ■ manner, bringing gcaticinen ami ladies with a back Ahout the only Christmas pres­ It a rare and sin- stage atmosphere of ultra refine­ ents thnt hnven't been exchanged lt makes a genius ment ami courtesy. Good luck to them and mfty they be with us are photographs. ply nn artist. ek s t a ge disclosed mnny weeks yet."—Adv.________ H N o r w a y ’ s “Old Woman” Celebrated Ninetieth' Birthday A Northern Sales Bureau for all Florida Real Estate Backed by some o f the country’ s leading interests, the newly formed Florida Bureau, Inc., otters a northern outlet for sound propositions, to one selected broker in each locality of the State. W ill operate only through such brokers. A s ad v ertised in The Sunm toy OFFICERS A N D Evening Post R O D M A N WANAMAK. ER, your 2 nd, EXECUTIVE C O M M IT T E E : P residen t; G. M A U R I C E H E C K S C H E R ; J. J. O ’B R I E N •• G E O R G E R. K E N T , V ice-P resid en t; C Y R I L F. T A Y L O R , Treasurer Building, directly opposite • the Grand Central Terminal, to serve as national headquarters. There is j almost no spot in N ew York rpore centrally located. Literally mil­ lions o f people from all ptlrrs ot the country pass it every year. Here the literature and exhibits o f Flor­ ida chaml^ers o f ■commerce nnd boards o f trade will be constantly this Bureau offers an enormously enlarged outlet on all sound propo­ sitions, increasing many fold the demand fop any one offering. Mtre thli beautiful 5-Ught candU fit' or living room or room (N o. 2500 ). For every person in the country who has already invested in Flor­ ida, there nre perhaps ten to fifty whose interest and desire have been aroused, but whoarehesitantabout buying because they do not know exactly how to go about it safely. T o these, a .Bureau o f unquestioned reliability and integrity now offers, for the first time, a single, central office where they can get data on developments in all sections, and through which they can then put through their transactions. U p to now it Has been very much like trying to sell wheat without a wheat pit, or investment stocks without u stock exchange— each broker only adding to his custom­ er's confusion with his own special offerings. . .... T o present Florida brokers also, PENINSULAR ELECDRIC CO 112 Magnolia AtWineJ, 1 \ At * N o w a long-awaited organ­ ization, with the most re­ sponsible backing and leadership The new organization will be called ^ displayed and distributed, The Florida Bureau, Inc., and will operate only through present brok­ O nly one b rok er in each ers— ono broker in each locality, a Florida locality »will « . ■ .* member o f the local realty board. be selected Th e first step will be the secur­ ing o f this local representation, within the next week or ten days. The Bureau will then launch its advertising campaign in northern cities offering to prospective buy­ ers everywhere its services as a clearing house o f information, quo­ tations, and sales. N o Florida locality will be repre­ sented in the new organization by more than one broker, who must be a member o f his local realty board. F or details w rite to T h e k ii * Florida Bureau, Inc., too .East 42nd Street, N e w Y o rk C ity*?- - A ground-floor office in the heart of N e w Y o rk The Florida Bureau, Inc., i« working in con­ junction with The Florid* State Bureau,'Inc., of Philadelphia, and backed by anw of the same interest*- This oompany -has groundfloor offices in tl»e heart'of Philadelphia, at 1420 Walnut Street, within V block or two of aU important hotels and office buildings. The Bureau has already opened an office in N ew Ydrk, located on the ground floor o f the Pershing Square ►KERS: We offer exclusive representation a reputable broker in your district. m ■>pi_- j>x y L f *' ■ -?j. 1* ' v *’ ~ 100 E. 42 ND St., New K Ground Floor, Penhing Square Bldg., opp. Grand Central ' T H E F L O R I D A B U R E A U , Ik e .,- J a if* rt j IT jE&Jl , +V. �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. JANUABY_t5>^j926 Real Estate Values Are Increasing A Real Home We have ncqqircd these high priced and extremely, located lots. Many people have asked to be advised tj they will bb on the mnrket. W e have three 80 ft. |0u,j 72V*» ft. lots, and t^vo 69 ft. lots. Start the N ew Year right by buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY IN FLORIDA— SANFORD. One hundred years ago, Fifth Avenue New >ork n cow path, today It is the greatest and most valui in the world. There I* no uiu telling the average how real estate values grow. Mothers bringing chi the world, Rive real estate its value. A five-room brick bungalow w ith bath and all modern improvements at corner of Palmetto and Central. Lot 70x120. South and E ast exposure. Price lo wer than any other home o f its kind in the city. Terms easy. Ready to occupy. Some property in Denver, Cdl., which is now worth many millions of dollars, was traded with $25.00 in return for a horse, saddle and bridle. SANFORD hns the best year ’round climate in the State, city in which to Jive and has the best people on earth. See— The territory which comprises the State of Pennslyvonia was granted to Wm. Penn in payment of a personal debt of $16,000. These lots will be offered for n ext few days. Tcrmss, cent cash, 10 per cent J an .30th , 10 per cent February r and the balance pnynble TO per cent semi-annually. Brokers and salesmen protected for 3V{> per cent« fflisoaic fim p le THE HOWARD CORPORATION 73S FIRST 5T. PHONE 7Jx S A M F O tf D Masonic Bids'. Phone 72 Realtors OCMa SANFORD REAL ESTATE BOARD (An Association of Realtors BONDS LOANS •Street, only ................. ........ $6,000.00 JOHNS RIVER prices decidedly low— reservations now being nc copted. Several advantages over properties held for higher price. Beautiful new sihomes— Spanish Bungalows and EriRlish Colonials— Commodious and indivi­ duality supreme. R. W. L A W T O N *•' •~ ; Chosen by the first Americans beai natural beauty, its w ater, hunting anA vantages. Now being made a bwtt for your home. • Among our offerings of Business Property and acreage unusual values are found. The I)avey-Winston Orgai Inc. 203-205 Moisei) Building Sales Force: R. \V. LAWTON. J. M. ROCHE REALTORS 2 10 East First Street ON THE HIGH SHORES OFHv Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon— An Ideal Residence Lot in Franklin Ter­ race. Just. ................................ $1,300.00 A number o f modern hom es in Pine Hurst, good values and easy terms. Indian Mound Announcements For 1926 100 Feet on Park A venue near Central Phone 708-709 OUR ADVERTISING IS TUUTHFUI Magnolia At Second Phone 48 M asonic Bldg AND NOT SENSATIONAL LOANS INVESTMENTS W e H ave the Best Investm ent in Sanford A venue Property That Can Be Found: A 100 foot corner for only $220 per foot ThiH iH an excellent site for an automobile display room and garage*.„ For auto sales room or nin Sanford Avenue. hirst, 164 feet in block 10, corner of 8th and San­ ford Avenue at $250.00 per front foot. p a r t cleared. Ask us about it. Second. 164 feet opposite San Lanla, corner of 15th and Sanford Avenue, at $100.00 per front fool. It will pay you to investigate th is! Let us show you these two pieces of property, lo­ cation and price cannot be equalled. McCALL & FOX Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building See either Mr. Richardson or Mr. White. Phone 142 The Firm Substantial 113% Magnolia Ave 53 Acres Celery L a n d , Sanford O ffice 236-38 Meisth I Bithlo O ffice F ifth Avenm' One Lot Magnolia Heights—A1 gain. ' Thirteen acres of Water front perty—Attractive Price. Five-room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sal Property. R.C. TISDALE, JR. Phone 745 REALTOR Real E state Investm ent P 236-238* Meisch Building First National Bank Building Houses Two Story, 10 Room, Stucco House— All modern con­ veniences. Two baths—completely furnished, good lo­ cation. Corner lot on two paved streets. Two apart­ m ents upstairs rented, 5 rooms downstairs, consisting o f 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath. Two-car gnrage. Immediate possession. .............$7,000 CASH — Balance 1-2-3 Years Under construction new Spanish stucco house, seven rooms; garage and servants quarters. Corner Magnolia and Spurling. E asy terms. Will be ready for occupancy about February 1st. N ew Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air on Mellonville A venue; easy terms. f* * AMID MAJESTIC PIN E S BART N A SO N , SA L E S DIRECTOR “A Good Income and a Home Combined1’ Telephone 249, F irst N at'l Bank Bldg Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block 16 Tier 1; corner of San­ ford A venue and 15th St. $100.00 per front foot for quick sale. E asy terms. Lot 20, Block 8, San Lanta; price $2,600.00. VALDEZ REALTY CO BUSINESS IS B E T T E R ! How about letting us have that listin g that been holding back for the W inter Buying I f you would like to pick up some real baipl fore another increase in prices, we have want, * Call 714 KH A IT I HIS Phone 727 Established 1910 New Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lanta; easy term s. Valdez Hotel Bldg First Street and Palmetto.Avenue Room 8, Gamer-W( �rAGE s THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4S, 1926. 1— Annoumcem ents 7— B u sin ess Service 21—»Sslef R eel E state SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Glllon & Platt 116 Mngnolia. Everything elec Radi PI'° nC 422' E,cctr*tritl |Cf a line Be a line Re a line 15c, a line [bie above length ONE 11 room-house, all furnished, now ready for occupany, bring­ ing around $260 per month. Near business property $20,000 ' good Phone 260, or apply 214 Two new s ir room Colonial houses terms. Park Avenue. located among beautiful oak trees, HAVE YOUR CAR ready for occupancy January 2fith FOR SALE: By owner, six lots on Washed and February 10th. Sanford Avenue. Close in. Alt Polished * * in one block. Good apartm ent bouse and Prices and terms very reasonable. site. See G. C. Fellows nt Fellows Greased Service Station. First and Elm. at the A. p. CONNELLY & SONS. W eOive Night Service or night. Meets ail trains. BagCor# Second and Magnolia 5 ACRE celery farm, nlfe house re transfer. Phone 661 and 63-W, PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY ■and barn $0,'oo. Terms. J®*- A. Oak Avenue Johnson, 112 W. First Street. REEL A'SONS You Drive It. Myrtle and 2nd St. nt R. R. lof 30 for 5— Autos. Snle | restrict* 1 tion. e The Sanrcsponslbh t insertion subsenueut • ehnulri he in case of SERB tative thorsrith. rates, ion will give rtntion. And II nssist you font ad. to SHOOT! DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1920 Hudson 7 Pass Tonring. 1922 Hunmobllc Touring. •1920 Bufek Six Touring.' 1924 jHupmobile Touring.. 1028 Weifland 4 Touring.' 1923 Essex 4 Touring. "Terms to Some People’* , , ,V , MILLER O. PH ILLIPS/IN C . Phone 3 2(1—For Sale Miscellaneous FOR QUICK SALE I#ot on I'nimctto Avenue, be­ tween Martin and Spurling. $2000 Price of thin lot will be advanc­ ed to at least $2260 tomorrow. ONE BLODGETT oven and bak­ During The Hunting Season ing fixtures a t sacrifice. Apply with 908 Maple Avenue. inchestor Guns and Ammunition FRESH COW Route A, Box 91-A Bought From Sanford. THE BALL HARDWARE COAL FOR SALE. Phono or call Lincoln Hotel. H i •• Phone 8 h o u s e cTnT c o r n e r .... facing vast oij' Palmetto Ave. 6 rooms and bath and garage. ’Small cash payment. Bnlnnco terms. .. ,. FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors good condition. $200,00. 2l0 E, Second. # . . 4 Oak at 2nd £ OrTSouth'Sanford Ave. Rose Drive ’Where everybody meets everybody’ Sandwichor Cold Drinks Hot Coffee Gas und OH Station. , OPEN ALL NIGHT Wrecker Nervine Day and Night 24 Hours Storage WALKER & LEWIS GARAGE Sanford Avo. & 2nd Street Phone 60 «nu not our — ——— —— — — — HIGHLAND AVE. LOT One block from Young’s Devel­ opment. We still have Borne of these lots to offer nt $2250 with smnll cash payment and easy terms. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 515 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 713 —— Y’OUNG LADY desires mom ami board with elderly lady, will net as companion if desired. Down town section not essential. Can fur­ V Ural Bargain 1 JM*> nish references. R. V. cure Her­ ald. 60x127 corner Orange Street and Oak Avenue. Very desirable loca­ 17— For Sale, Houses tion. Several orange trees and other FOR.SALE: Seven room house on shrubbery. corner 6th Street and MjTtlc Ave. Terms. Phone 358-W. BOOTH ANI) GIBBS 117 Magnolia Avenue — Fill convince HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors, 8 ROOM HOUSE, all furnished, hot and cold water, lights and | Estimates given. Superior work^enuo manahip. W7 L. Renhardt & Co., gas. Seven blqeks from First St., on Magnolia. Lot 64x117. House • Gtn. Delivery, Orlando, bringing in $160.00 month. Price $14,000. $0,000 cosh, balance $76.00 HILL LUMBER CO. Hou* a month, including interest. Pav­ Service, Quality and Price. I t a r lw r ing all paid. Want this ? See Harry barber LANEY’S DRUG STORE—Pre­ Walker, Stokes HarkeL scriptions, - Drugs, Sodas. Wc "Peggy the vnm e lc o m e are as near you as your phone. Think It's Going to 1 Call 103. « blond curls. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia’s Ian;* eat daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c pci word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 » or more lc per word each insert! mi. 33—'Wanted MAINE — Wntervlll.?, Me-fr*** Sentinel. Thousands cf Duirc people are interested in Florida property. Reach them tl rough the Sentinel. Rato card on plication. MAN AND woman to assist in fill­ ing buses in Sanford for fast sell­ ing subdivision in Cocoa. One day trip; no charge. Liberal commissiona to right people. Apply P. L. Pogue, Valdci Hotel; 4'-®® P* ____________ WANTED TO BUY: Ford roadster. William Ledbetter. 1011 W. 13th Strest. WANTED six good plasterers. See Jack Collins or phone 323-W. .ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Ccntral; ly located, must have hot water i anu convenient to bath. State price | in communication. Address L. F. G. icaro Sanford Hornldl IA LIVE WIRE salesman to sell I our $12.50 suits direct to wearer. Big rapeater. Exclusive territory to ! producer. Wire or write wearproof Clothing Co., Box 3337.St, Petersburg, Fla. HAVE ONE thousand first pay rnent on home, fifty monthly Give location, address Box 92, Sun fofd. Send in your subscription i<i i be Tribune or hand it to >•«•*»* Ire 1 dealer so you can read greatest newspaper. Urn* ye t r ., $8,00, 0 months, $4.00, three mini h* $2.00. If you desire $ 1.01/0 Insur­ ance policy add 16c to jour order. FOR BIO RESULTS advertise in I the FORT LAUDERDALE 1 TAMPA MORNING TRIUUNE— TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volus­ ia county advortiso In the DoLanJ Dally Nows, rate lc per word, cash with order. .__________ _ __ THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want ad medium b Daytona (Fla.) One rent n word an Ihsartion. Minimum 26c. t n o w ^ f ’i r e : t h e c o o k >UY t r Y O O h a v e r - ------- FQ RCP* - • - iv l l r RCL-tEF* T O < iO Ihy7^7*l5 t h e KiTCHEHN f— 1 a jn MOTT A . Th e c Ook That Demands The Most Careful ’ Consideration Of The Most Critical »* I llg Buyer—An Op­ portunity Of A Life-Time! OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales through the Xenia- Gssetto. Zenla, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis trict. Want ed and display rates on renuest. LEARN ABOUT Tolk County nnd lakeland, through the Star* Tide gram. Best advertising me­ dium In South Florida. Pul Itched mornings. STAB-TELEGRAM — Lakeland. Florida. " ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily News is circulated In an Industrial and agricultural sec \ tion. DAILY NEWS—It covers I’rowtrd County thoroughly which Is on* of tho most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast. Sample copj and rule curd upon request. Hundred Dollars Feet East First Street—Five Per Front Foot A Real Buy! PORTER E PITTS W. V. WHEELER I ncorporaUd BUILDERS MATERIAL GROWERS SUPPLIES - Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe WE WILL BE GLAD TO „ SERVE YOU First National Bank Bldg. Hum* 490-W. P i O R A 'H O W L O N G HAVE TO O Q EEN - ^ WOR.KIM’ HERE .<| 1 H A V E N 'T t » E E N y o u ^>»»sce: nadtator. nodr, ra n d a n Rannlng Uoartl, R ep airin g Wa Hp.clallia In Wraok* Snnford Radiator and Body Works Itadiaiora. IJimp* and Fandara All Autoinotilla Metal Porta W at (lint, K rasina and S oldering Work (lu in slH d ta f lrara IM W rit H rn al I treat I n f r i t , r it r lia Phone 63G LOST: Brown fur neck-piece. J. C. MITCHELL FimlcV return to D. L. Sunford Herald A FREE COUPON Thrasthcr and receive liberal with every dollars purchase a t reward. 42—Advl(j. Mediums RINE’S FILLING REWARD: Liberal reward to find­ STATION er of half knrat diamond from A LITTLE WANT AO IN The HERALD will bring you in big ring between new hotel and busi­ results. Advertise those aid a r­ H i* Hanford Ave. Sanford. Fla. ness section. Phono 680. Twenty year guaranteed ticles you have stored away and ALUMINUM KITCHEN have no use for. A Bttie thirty26—Painting, Decorating UTENSILS i • cent ad may bring you aeveral GIVEN AWAY T. M. DUNLAP: Palntlni of the dollars, rhoae 148 and a repre­ better kind. 10th and LaurcL sentative will rail and see you. nuy yoart Phono 560-iW. Gas, oil and greases. , Tires and tubes. 27—-Piano T o n in g Automobile accessories. Radio and flashlight batteries. r cash for second hand Hot shots, etc. ddresa Box 862. and get some of this aluminum free, » ' Drawing* take place each Mon­ DO YOU WANT TO BUY or aall day and Thursday, and the first STEWART THE FLORIST" anything? U no advertise In three numbers drawn each get one Flowers for all occasions. the Gainesville Hun. article. 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W. e>E.E.M H E R E -SW 'j^O tNE. 'ff One Hundred By GEORGE M cM ANUS VQO f if T V ►f r V O U L L . C O O P * | Bonjamine Green and Jessie Belle James, the butler and maid in "Do you thirik it’s going to rain?” may bo looking for new positions next , week so if any ono needs a new | butler or maid see them Friday | night at the high school. WANTED: Furnished npurtment with private bath. Before Feb. Sale— Furniture, etc. 1st. Cull 044-W. WANTED TO KENT: A five room We rarry a full line. bungalow*, close in, must be clean Our prices are right. Cash or with convenience?. Would con­ terms. We want your business sider all buying if prices are right. Sanford Stove A Furniture Co. Give full particulars in first let321 E. First St. tety price etc. Address XXX core FOR SALE—Span on the pig '1 Herald. for classified .advertisements Why not.rent those vacant moms, or sell that-second-hand goods? WA NTlilM MMEDI ATF.LY I 24/ —L««st, Fdund A-* -nr !» ruoiinrpirHimli?? UP FATHER A Business Site MORGANTOWN. V-. VA.. people are interested in Florida. Kncli of them through a rlassifwd in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six eomu-uuttv. Issues. COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER Classified adr have the largest * circulation In Southwestern floor gta. Rat* 8e (ft-word llnel lln*> . 41— Wanted To Rent 12— Rooms and Board BARBECUE 42— Advil?. Medium J. E. SPURLING, suM [vision specialist, v Subdivision 1 lando,. Florida, and 1 Height*, Florida .on Dhiin way. MAGNOLIA AVENUE CORNER WANT work or change of posi­ tion? White only. Northern Star LOTS. We have 3 good corner lots on Magnolia Avenue that I Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church would make n good purchase St., Orlando, Fla, for anyone. 35— Wanted Help, Male Magnolia and Mnrtih CO ft. lot $4000. Magnolia and Spurling 80 ft. lot, $4000. Magnolia mid Katie 100 ft lot WANTED $5250. First Class_#\utomobile Mechanic. ApplyrSOS Oak Avenue GENEVA AVENUE LOT Just enrt i f Sanford Avenue facing north and on corner, Two lots at $875 each. Cnsh IU Kr*At..li MUYEKS or sailers of payment of $375 each. Florida real estate adrartla* lr the St. Petersburg Times. On* can’ If you would rntlier put your cent a word daily, two canta a won money out on mortgage we Sundays. can offer you it good proposi­ tion as we have houses and 38— Wanted. Situation M ale buyers who need money to help finance the buying of n home. POSITIONS- - w a n t e d ! White This would give you 8 per cent help all vocations supplied on interest uml u good safe investshort notice. Pleaso writ*, wire or imiit. phono 2632. Northern- S ta r Emoyment Bureau, 30 E. Church A FARM St., Orlando. Flu. or wonderful homrsitc located right on the lake front nt Sil­ 34— Wanted Help, Female ver I#uke, 6 I-2 acres. $15,000 $500 cash, lialnncc to null pur­ WANTED: Experienced or unex­ chaser. perienced telephone operators Apply Telephone Office. If you want to Invest in a 40— Wanted Real Estate small house, costing less than $6000. where you can gel more than to percent oil your invest­ ment we can show you u good purchase Iluuacs from $1000 to ffiOoo m good locations. ,, FOR SALE: Wood. J. W. Corley. MONTEZUMA HOTEL Sanford’s most home-like ho­ 99.Cameron Avenue. Route 1, Box tel; located on corner Mngnolin IC'ICR Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ GOOD MILCH COW, M. Hnnson | give their CHEVROLET touring car, two ness section. Open all year. Shoe Shop. J. r . McDo n a l d , Mgr. [address m hundred and fifty dollars.' Good Phone 485 i \ . — Sale, Real Estate Inumber if ns new. 206 Holly Avenue. _ ■About one WIGHTS—Three stations,. Mng4 room modern home, Evans St. ■sand has n nolia and Second, First nnd Elm, Large lot, garage $7600, terms. ■hers can’t SPECIAL OFFER IN GOOD Snnford Avenue nnd 10th Street. , r> room modern homo Holly Ave. USED CARS ■ou unless Expert service. Garage $6,000 terms. —---- -------- — 9 room house close in ■$25,000. d ust it* WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing For apartment houHd, see us 1925 Dodge Touring. rhe Snn* Engraving, Embossing. See us* 1926 Esrex Coach. r by let first. We do it. Phone 417-Wi JAS. A. JOHNSON 1925 F'ord Roadster. nntinunhIt. It. Avc.-Commcrcinl St. ■ 112 W. 1st Street. 1924 Essex 4. Coach. 1926 Essex C Coach. Efficient JAMES H. COWMAN—All kinds FOR SALE: Building lot 60x117, 1925 Overland Touring. located near Maple and Fourth. of Tint ninl Sheet Metnl Work. -1925 Buick Mnster Six Rond Water and Boat Tanks. At Onk Will sell this Jot for v$2000 with payment of only $750. Balance Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ cash quarterly. Mr. Stanley, P. O. Box phone 111. C-IIAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO, 4.72, Snnford. 111 Wes I FI rat Si reel MIRACLE Concrete Co., general Chrysler Denier SALE: Building lot in San­ cement work, nidcwnlks, build­ FOR ford 50 ft. by 120 ft., ing blocku, irrigation boxes. J. R. located Heights on Palmetto' Avenue for SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX Ttrwilleger, Prop. quick sale at $2000 with $500 cash. INC. SANFORD DRUG- COMPANY” Balance terms. Mr. Mnlm, Room 20.7 Oak Avenue 616 First Nut’l. Bank Illdg. Phone "The Rexail Store” Phone 41 We make n specialty of our prompt filling of prescriptions and quick SANFORD BUICK CO, unities FOR SALE: $1000 cash will pur­ delivery. 212 Magnolia Avenue chase 5 room house, well localDrugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Phone 367 ed in Sanford Heights. Price $1800 Mr. Stanley P. O. Box 4.72, San UNION PHARMACY CHEVROLET ford. 111 First Street Dun-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc. Prescription Specialists 2nd nnd Magnolia Phone 768 5 ROOM HOUSE newly painted. Phone 375 for luimeuinU' attention Good location. 2 cur garage $6,DODGE bard 000. Only $1850 cash. P. O. Box Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc. ffee, Stores Pleasure pars nnd Graham trucks. 8— F o r R en t, A p a rtm e n ts 696. :age Onk and 2nd Street. Phone 3 FOR SALE: Four lots in I’inecrest 2 ROOM apart men I near the For­ nge on Park Avenue $300.00 each. HUI’S—MORMONS rest Lake Hotel, 1009 Union 1-4 down, balance terms. Box A, Sanford Automobile Co. Avenue. care Herald. 200 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 40 ACRES Dlnck Hammock Celery 9— For Rent, Houne* Land For Sale. Ixits numbers LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON 241, 242, 243, 244 in the SW 1-4 of Edward Higgins, Inc. U8 .Commercial & Palmetto, Phone 331 HOUSE unfurnishedt 2 or 3 room LheSW 1-4 of section 1-21-31 Sem­ apartment. Also furnished rooms inole county, 1-4 miles northwest NASH for young men. Apply 1108 Myrtle. of Oviedo; is 1-4 mile from two railrouds und paved roads. Sur­ Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine rounding lands making hjg money W. First St. Phone 617 I 10— F o r R ent, Rooms in truck. Price $12,000.00. Terms REO 1-4 cash, bulaneu 1, 2, 3 und 4 Flo. Reo Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr. TWO BED rooms in private home. years at 8 percent Semi Annually. 293 W. First St. Phone 617 Adjoining bath, hut water. 516 No incumberances and 1925 tax West First St. paid. Address Owner, Robert E. DIANA Ellis, P. O. 322, Fort Myern, Fla. Moon — Diana Sales and Service FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ 208 W. First St, Phono 617 out incals. Reasonable rates. FOR SALE to quick purchaser fif­ S. Q. PORTER. Mgr. ty acres of tho finest, land in Unooin Hotel. Sanford district within ten minutes 7—Business Service city, nt very low fiffuro. Buyer LARGE attractive room with twin j)f can sell us whole for handsome pro­ bedt near Forrest Lake Hotel. BERTHA GREGORY Houghton. fit or can subdividn'tft'a minimum Ij»l:c Mary, ieachrcr of piano and Phono 671-J. cost; ulso genuine burgaln first. vocal music. Study music with a SECTION Fort Mellon. Cali for H. competent and thorough teacher. FURNISHED ROOM to E. Jorvey. A. P. Connelly & Sons, 111 Muplc Avenue. Mugnolia ami 2nd Street. ’* ' 31—Specie! Notices J J 'x p u L E F T THE L AUNORV.V, " 7 M VALDEZ HOTEL We H ave a Complete Lin# of DEVOETS M Paints, V arnishes and Stains ^ Ball Hardware C o».r Phone 8 i v e ------- 1 ^T H O U G H T OF 'TOO M A N Y T » M e * > tM N C E then - jew .R't: METAL WORK AND AT* TOUOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRING, Hod grins & Co1 Sheet M etal ( �KM | e ig h t e e n THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1026. SA N FO R D the- agricultural district that surrouds the city. T he furtil ity of the soil has been proven. Npt orlly the nation but the world knows and enjoys the su perior products that are grown in the immediate environs of the city. »__ . - ___L . »' •• / With trackage for siding and switching installed and paid for. „ TERMS: Twenty per cent cash and the balance payable in six semi-annual payments. Sites can be secured with five percent deposit, closing in thirty days OUR ORGANIZATION C. C. E. L. A. Hatton L. B ritt A. Chittenden P. Chittenden Joe D. Chittenden Frank J. Fitzpatrick D . C. G riffin W. C. Hill E. M. Hunt Howard Ovcrlin Mildred Peabody E. H. PlchUrd Frank L. Woodruff, j r �Over Period Of 62 Years 17 Republicans Are A gainst Agreements Mussolini Government Comes Iii For Bitter Attack By Rainey, Illinois Democrat WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—</P) -r-Thc Belgian war debt settle­ ment was approved today by the House. By n vote of 314 to 24 it pass­ ed and sent to the Senate a rcs• olution to nuthori2c aceptancc of tho terms ns recommended by the American debt commission. iM dance and A "g«t nt will bo elaborate Riven for the vialto n In Sanford nt the City Hall sometime the U t­ ter part of January, according to plana made public today by Jr G, Ball, chairman of the Tourist and Entertainment Committee, ‘'The purpose of lhU dance la to (Jurists of Bai Sanfoiid to allow the tour! meet each other preparatory to forming a Tourist .Club that-will be sponsored by tho Chamber of Commerce," Mr. Ball amid. “Any visitor coming to Sanford vrill bo eligible for membership in this club." Mr. Ball added, fithc only requiata being tho presenta­ tion of credentials from sotne' re­ liable source in the tourist's home." "By getting the visitors to this city together, and encouraging them to fratcrnlxp and mCct regul­ arly for pleasure and a discussion of matters of general fciterest, the Chamber of Commerce hopes' to foster a spi will that will serve stimulate local tourist act! Prellminfciy plans.relative to the formation of the d a b have been decided upon, Mr. Bali said, hut final details of organisation will not be perfected until after the "get acquainted" dance this month. An official introduction committcc will bo appointed accord­ ing to present plana, and Invita­ tions will b e-sent to all visitors stopping at local hotels, board' Jf houses or rooming apartments, a 1 In commenting on the progress of his committee's plans to. deyelope tho American Legion ounds for a recreational center, r. Bill declared that City Ml agor W..B. Williams had reported encouraging results obtained, and expressed the belief that all nec­ essary equipment would be In. op­ eration within the nqxf few, weeka. S RAILROADS HA ETHEL TOON IS NOT CANCI FREED BY JURY MOVINGJPERMTFS IN MURDER TRIAL Kentucky, Begins Sentence Of 2 Years Iif Liquor Case km Mental {train, H .e Declares ( it*i> L ,v :\ lv “I Am Going To Be A Model Prisoner,** Soys Ex-Repre­ sentative At Prison Door ATLANTA, Gu.. Jan. 16.—{/Pi —John W. Langaly, for 20 years congressman from Kentucky, en­ tered the Atlanta Federal peniten­ tiary here this morning to begin serving a' two year sentence impos­ ed for violation of the national prollbition law. Stating that ho was suffering from high blood pressure and from a tremendous mental strain under­ gone during the past few weeks on account of his impending imprison­ ment, the former Kentucky con­ gressman had to be hssisted up the steps of the Southern station. Unon emerging from a Pullman a t the. «.tk»--Mr. station Mr. Langley chatted for a few minutes with newspaper men and posed for photographs. "I am going to mako a model prisoner." no stated “and I am con­ fident that the public eventually will realize my innocence". Langley was jcopvlcted two years ago with, two dwer men for conIracy to remove 1,200 cases aT juor from tha Bello of Anderson distillery ita Kentuckey. The caso wns appealed to the supreme court, which ^onflmed the' convinctlon. and R. B..Jono* of S t Augus­ tine, was severely shaken up and bruised when the automo­ bile In which they with two others, were crossing the Ana­ stasia Island causeway, turned turtle lato last night. Two of the four occupants ■were uninjured and the car. which turned two complete som­ ersaults covering a .distance of nearly 100 feet: wua a total loss, .Loral authorities are mak­ ing an effort to commanlcntc with tho doadf girl's relatives. WASH3NGTON, Jan. (AP)—A resolution pi ing that President Cot seize nnd control the anth cite coni Induatry for tion of the strike was in ducted today by Senator Ct land, Democrat of New Yi after action on his prop that the president bo tequeal WASHINGTON, Jnn. 10.—</P)Hoving approved by.'n vote of 257 to 133 the Italian war debt settle­ ment, the House turned today to five other debt agreements with no expectation of development of sim­ ilar opposition to them. Tho agrooment, described by its Zone, baa been appointed successor proponents cd to aet, had been blocked as amounting to vir­ Traffic Head Of Chamber Of to Gen. Pershing aa head of the tual cancellation opposition from both sides of Wns Accused Of Shooing Her of the debt, binds Tacna-Arlca plebiscite commlaalop. Italy to pay this country 12,407,000 chamber, ='i Commerce Soya Carriers Hvsbnnd To Death In June; Pershing will retu rn Home on ac­ in exchungo for tho $1,048,000 orig­ Urging prompt action, the «_ Will Commence Issu in g St«i,c Rests Case Ag&lnst Jury In Circuit Court Only ntor sain the present situation, is JQ count of illneas. * inally borrowed, tho payments ex­ January Periqits Soon Former Employee Of Bell “ fraught with imminent danger to Out F o r Twelve Minutes tending over 62 yeitrs. ■, 4*v ii - rt 1»TT ‘ - .. . Telephone Company Facing tka-publte health." In tno voting, 113 Democrats Rcporte relative to tho cancella­ The resolution was Ethel Toon was acquitted jester who were opposed to acceptance of Charge Embedding Funds shortly after It Was alleged nt tion of permit* iM««d by the rail­ day by a Jury In Circuit court of « the settlement,- were joind by 17 roads ‘ ■ ‘T i l murder for freight movements were White House yesterday that degree charge of first do Republicans, two independents and president regards The govern' of her Kttlinj or win out of tha killing one Socialist whilo 13 wero paired denied today by F. E. Harrison, growing of tho*Southcrn Beil Oompsny, la as unable to act In tho contro against the proposal and 17 did not Jr., of the traffic department of husband, J. T. Toon'last Ju n e^at LOCAL being tried today in circuit court until Congress provides leglsl the Chamber of Commerce. their home near the Geneva bridge, Now $75,000 educational bulld- vote. on u charge of embesilement rmltting intervention In ind' "No permits a t ail have been east of'the city. m e Mussolini government came ing for Baptist Sunday Scboolwhich grew o u t of alleged deserepal dispute*, t ■ declared void by the carriers*" Mr. ..... .................. ....... m___ .... The trial lasted .throughout the under tho debate as well as the set­ nnnouncod. cnclcs In .the handling of tho mon­ Senator Copeland first o Harrison stated In dlacuaalng the, j,ut tho jury , which returned Remodeled Whittle cmbczxlcmcnt case will tlement itself, Representative Rai­ report, "and the cancellation ey and books belonging to tbe com­ joint resolution empowering “ _of Iho verdict of not (piilty, wai only ney, Democrat of Illinois, and Wal- go to jury thla afternoon. pany during th e time *ho WM em­ president to act but he aci permits is not contemplated by the out twelve minutes before reach­ L are werkEthel Toon acquitted of mur­ the premier ns a “cruel and vicious" rail officials, who have only eli­ ing their decision. Tho defendant ployed a t the local office. It in favor of the simple r dictator, and charging him with de­ the South- der in circuit court Friday. It was brought out at the trial ie delay which minated nil applications .for per­ plead not guilty npd entered a pica stroying the liberties of his people. Jiool Board 1 Elaborate entertainm ent and th si Miss Whittle first entered the a (a mits published nrior to Dcc,>15, in of self defense ns the reason for approved; “get acquainted""' dance will b* Representative Garrett, of Tenno- order to clear their files." company's service in .1$18. and the shooting of her husband. sscc, Democratic leader, Represent­ minced, bc- held for toiMata In Sanford. ,if'*uY3 > that she left in March, 1828 after an, Mr. Harrison went on to sag that Toon was killed by n charge from Rathimn of Illinois, Hcpubll-' lon starts, .being off [.duty for several weeks Congreaslo Special music to feature snered ative lenne- applications ..which had been filed a shotgun, which went through tho ami Hull, Democrat MEXICO CITY. Jon. 16.—</P>— in early to lllnem. It is said to be situation is : concert Sunday flight a t Pres­ can, tho before Dec. 16, and whieh had not panel of u door in tho houso. Mrs. In the opinion of Luis Morenes, owing ssoe, also wero prominent time the byterian Church,. iv the contention of the atioNNye for sentativee Toon charged that Toon was at tho received nttontlon, should,bo made * , minister of trad* and commerce, bilding la to . w r with Chamber of Commerce traffic opposition. Terms of the settlement were de­ out again and forwairdod. through time trying to get through the indications are m ost favorable for the defense th at any alleged ndo- eonf< er.diturc of head says carrier* have not can: the Labor »1 district of door to attack her with a hutchct an the Orlando Terminal fended as fair and equitable by cement bgj;wvt*n oil Interests s, according called permits. uot and that she had fired m cry IF to tho Florida Regional, AdvMiry Ctfeirman Green of tho Ways and' bsence fron-her- dotkffre scare him and did-not intend to th*»dcta j^crtsnynont. with regqrjl Evangelistic services nt F irst Means Committee, which presented Board. ' f n r v ' '^-V Jprovide «op- Baptist Church.score big suceesa. tha acceptance resolution ond -Rep­ “Tha carriers i-ipect to com- kill him. Tho rharjpe entered,.the tha Mexican ifaf." fluent v f IU th# ■various . • JBlxtcfli National Guard offi­ resentatives B urton,: Republican, mono* «arly next week, iiv issuing man's chest, inflicting a , wound paproieum taw. Senor Moronos i.pf the 4 and alao fa­ cials visit Sanford on tour of und - Crisp, Democrat of Georgia, ermitrf for January requlrelpents, from which b sd le d -1within a few pressed this opinion after confer- Whittle was called to the stand lem are. the Hous* her own defense. The evidence is minutes, ll and social state. '■*' ’ who served with the debt cormqis Ir. Harrison said, “and it IsdpJSeveral surprises sprung a t « ; ^ lth repre-antaUvee 9t the in exported to be entirely In the hands Automobile atolen in SanforJ sion. portant that local- merchants co­ Of tno Jury before 6 o'clock. lal,’ tho one causing jho biggest uggoe • <J“ JLr,y’ Tho remaining debt settlements operate with them in this respect trial, [111 house the is recovered by Tampa police.'T he Mexican • coming when ono one of the Tbc Mcxicsn government," he H A a E & W / r i ., l Jan!TlJ-— Attorneys Lnndis and Fieh of sensation Clvii War days ure recalled are those with Latnvia, Esthonin, in order that Sanford mar bene­ state’s Hera and the fnossos is saidd to re havo havn said in a statemcnl statement to the Assocla- DeLsnd and J. G Shsroh of San­ —Local unions throughout the «Ov>. wl Belgium, Rumania, and Czccho fit the most from this system of “flopped" in his testimony and ted Press, “has onlv one desire in enta and the by two Sanford veterans. ford, are counsel for tha defense. thrncite region today received in' Slaviaka. ifrp kitchen determining ip advance the ncods completely •' DOMESTIC its relations with tho.pctroloum in­ M. B. jimlth is prosecuting ettor» tho mails tho repor^ of the minaret’t. reversed the aspect* of lef Jch will aoat President Coolldgo given right dustry—to make it each day enore ncy—j— — ----- --------- ^__ 1 ..X :j : sub-scelo committee, which waa lit, of each community." _______ * , the case. eluded In the to seize and control coal indus­ important. The co-operation of itl conference with the hard real Tho law firm of DeCottcsinnd »r. try during period of atrike, un­ orators in Now York in tha futOatva Spencer represented Mrs. Toon, companies,,foreign and Mexican, is Near Normal W eather attempt to drpw up a new wagft.'a third Room der terma of, bill proposed by wnile the state’s case was han­ welcomed. contrast. The report was read W [intermediate Senator Copeland of New York. Forecast N ex t W eek dled by M. B. Smith, prosecuting “There is no reason for doubt­ Furrnor Senator John W. Lang­ the full scale committee meeting, . Y. P. U. ing the spirit of abundant wclcoino attorney. ' . . here Thursday but was withheld;,:, In separata ley of Kentucky begins two year WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-</P)— Tho trial of Essie .Whittle, San­ with which Mexico always has re­ term in federal penitentiary nt from publication until it rvathod ceived and always will receive for­ ford, ’charged with embezzlement Weather outlook for tho week be­ Atlanta. the local union. , T •ra eign business men who are dispos­ iy m u . . of funds from tho Southern Bell ___ MEMPHIS. Tcrfn., Jan. 10.-GP) ginning _Mopday ilouso will consider five other The report elates that the op*T* - i --to comply with tho luwa^of the separated debt agreements following its ' —A Missouri farmer, bunt with . .Middlo'AUantle states: Rains or Telcphano Company during a per­ ed Sixteen National Guard officers atom in the Now York confei the cours" npproval of the Amcrican-llaltho weight of his 68 years, a vic­ Snows a t the beginning about mid­ iod when she was employed by the Mexican republic. from as many stataa were met at “did not ehange their ait “The Mexican government re­ company, Is In progress today. Tho lour is (o tim rtf a $ 10,000 swindle by three dle and again toward end of the ian negotiations. the station and welcomed to this which they assumed on Jan. V peatedly has said that foreign in­ km joint nctconfidence men* has retracted his week. Temperatures will average selection of a jury did n e t require vestors will find in Mexico magni­ city this afturnoon Itupert Hughes still insists by R. W. Pear- Atlantic Cfitty, and they peril bodles using that George Washington gambled step* to his farm home ut Sheri­ near normul, except in northern any great length of time and tho man, secretary, of the-local Cham­ ly insisted that no settlement • ficent opportunities. They are giv­ This fen- r.woro profusely and played cards, dan.' Mo. stalks, where they will average case ip expected to end before eve­ en ber of Cummerfec.' who waa advised did not provide for a continued l the same protection of law and ning. ' [be ideal for swore profusely and ployed “I thought that I could make a caJd. permanent arbitration of moral aid of the authorities as of their coming In * telegram re­ and cards.. fortuno and believed in tho men conditions would be ceived from Adjutant General FosSouth Atlantic and east Gulf Mexican investors."' who seemed no gentlemanly and states: Rain at tho beginning near 3 Mexican Bandits cera of the ad." tor. business like," was tho only com­ tho middle und a t end of week. et a Sunday Tho officers are touring Florida The refusal of the operators Have Been Executed ment W. W. Aldrich would make Near normal temperatures most first confnllnwlng a convention held a t St. Join In a potitlon to Congyeka to ioeal police before his depart- of the week. »Ro by John Augustine, attended by representa­ pass legislation to regulate the ' . MEXICO-CITY. Jan. 16.—(fl5)— tives of practically every National dustry gave evidence th a t th urc. 1 . . been Sunday The swindle scheme started in Summary execution has been Bt for many Guard organisation in tha Unitod only deilra for arbitration is to Hot Springs, Ark., on Dec. 26, with N o Plans Made For meted out to three of tho bandits, States. ’ '•: • * dace tho wage of the mine woe at that time who last week massacred passeng­ the Idea of "playing the exchange "It is a great pity th at these and permit their profile to V# Jtproval of his Funeral Of Craig on tips, as a back ground,, Aiders, members of tho train crew men could not find time to. atop ulatod by themselvra. l the last few A sacred concert, will feature n rich was induced to mortgage hi* and soldier guards on a train run­ A bulck tournlng car, owned by ov#r in this community for a study in'able to se­ double quartette and some of tho farm and with his savings, which ST. AUGUSTINE. Jnn. 16.—(/Pi ning between Guadalajara and tho B. C. Hair, which was stolen from of local conditions," Mr. Peaxjnan ction. vocal soloists in the RtaUs totalled $10,000 played into the —No time has been set yet fos Capital, In front of the First Dentist said tn commenting on thclr vteit, W allace 1b Idinp is to be best will bo held Sunday night at 7:30 hands of three men, one of which the removal of the body of Q*n. Five o f the bandits were captur­ Church last Monduy night has W n "but their schedule prevents them friends are in the F irst Presbyterian called himself J. Burns, another a Craig of Columbia, S. C.. who died ed but .the llvas of two were spar­ recovered by the police of Tampa, from stopping longer than a few In Connection linking for his o’clock Church, according to an announce­ in this city suddenly here during ed bocausc they promised to di­ according to a wire received by hour* in any city in thla section Beach N arcotic Ci (adequate facil- ment made today by Rev. E. D Mr. Paxton and tk>p third unidenti­ the -\ national guard convention, be­ vulge the location of the other Chief of Police Roy G. William*. 1of the elate." fied . tohool work, Brownlee, the pastor. A fter spending an anxious 24 ing found dead in his hotel roqm ificmbcrs of the band. Official an­ Mr. Hair left the car near tho Officials of the locat Nntiqnal NC1NNATL Q.. Jan. 1C the rccipmut Tho concert will be in charge of hour* following the .... disclosure ________ of- around noon yesterday, nouncement to thla affect has boon front entrance of the ehureh while Gdard units assisted Ferrcmry tJack Wallace, fugitive ttory mesaagec. Hairy Edwards, head of the Or- lhB Bwin(1j0| the farmer sought the ho and members of his family Pour man in welcoming the visltore tice under indictment In Judge Marian Crsig, brother of rondo bv the government. three and cne- Undo Conservatory of Music, who i o{ po jte here. Descriptions President Calles baa offered * were attending tho services, nt the to Eanford. e dead man. is expected li)oin connection with the B< Icc .here, bom I* Bvoll kpown to local audiences; of the wer# w irc d lu prillontarily front Jacksonville, but reward of 5.000 pesos for the ring conclusion of which he discovered cotic esse, WM arrested by Sg the Sunday through his singing before sever- J j pBj cjtlcs near Memphis and a jeadqc of the-^tyiditu, tfoajl or the theft. , ____ j , E ngineering agents here last night. Wi the church. It «1 civic club* and church organi- j thorough search of the city made has nof arrived as y e t also said to- bo wanted a t The local police department sent ^ over 650 mem- cations within the past month. j hut *>,„ me* have not been fotind. Contracts In Co neioeq sod other out several hundred cards and added to the Mr. Edwards la perfecting plans, of larceny and b< about fifty telegrams to the au­ Sulrpassed A ll the coming of for tho establishment, in Sanford,! thorities in other cities of the state 1 BapUtts now of a school of music which he statund this notification is said to ' J v ’i&Sat! of over 1,000. YORK, ( Jo». 1*, mont agents, they reo have respited in tha location at the Building und engineering contracts fugitive on the street car. features. ’ “ , _ - . in the 0 . 9. during 1026 surpassed ad him. He told thri >1 Cock ucatlonal “Hay foot—straw foot—keep it was coining to Sanford to lire tbe The concert will Include singing ail nreviou* records, a compilation to Cincinnati last Thu Ufa as eoon aa he License Bureau To —damn It," e*ng on* of tbe oldest rest of by the double quartette, several te Held At •elections by F. W. Dodge Coj t a S j K from Miami, F ta , where residents of .Seminole county thU'j could dispose of his Chuluot* pro Edwards *nd mans by Mr. j meting tli* total cor been fo r. several months. ■ Stay Open AU Year |ys Reports Soloss by, other singtre who ore Letters business-ilka and boring, morning while engaged in enter ^ a__ $6,660,000, shows, i v. 1 ,.j ________ _ _ __ picked 60 ir . ! Kerri weather Describing his flight' hot and humorous, a r e :. received Ing a group of men gatherer talni rted to be vary popular with Not only » u 't h e vul J s n i &_ w^ _ Tha dally at theTocal Chamber of Com­ eroun_ nd the stove in the■ office -------------------- , of boxes af grapefruit this year from The local agency for th* ndo mi diene riando audiences. beyond eil] Rev, Brownlee that the merce offices, but ^tedey's mail Sheriff C. M. Hand, with stories two trees which ha raired front comptroller's office bv, B r e y r e l a istated W I today expressed u ed et a .planted on July 4, 1888. This automobile lkonee* J* with dojith u n lm cmenta In local concert will h*g$n promptly »*t brought JVoro for qff Hutehlsoo, of the campaigns of the various seed i- end oi uecemuer." is believed to be a record produc­ Kao., a communication th at on of­ im m S S ta J.^ S T h armies in the Civil War. ‘ > 7:30 and th a t a Urge crowd <• ttinds of the Bail *n international ted, contracts in 36 plebiscite has designated vs The old soldier was W..H. Mfr- tion from sacd trees. I main open for held at Orlando, expected to attend what he hopei fice »Ung to P On* pf his listener,-— T -----will be one of tho roost iatarest- the winner of the blue ribbon for riweather. 83, who cam* to SanDecember tag was V. A. Schuinpclt, who cording to an « ing sacred musicals ever held in ch fights are on ____ __ of Commerce has announce, and tlfi city. been described a* a . very WJKX) will be d|* Ita tha Hava a T tha t.__ S T claet Son, a t leaet In _ .o f nows mat“ 9°cha which «ta m du te a- ■ the Jan- 16jereqea of « Tha wio____ T h is ,v* ^ K - “'rI ■°oodebt tfM tles oc- WHITTLE EASE IS. NEARING END IN 3K23 CIRCU IT COURT K a Mexican Forecasts Amicable T r e a t y On Petroleum Acts E f SSL S 1,1 S Missouri Man, 68, Is Swindled Out Of $10,000 By Con Men Sixteen O fficers O f National' G u a r d Visitors In Sanford Sacred Concert To Be Given A t Local Church On Sunday Tampa. Police Find Autb Stolen From Sanford Last Week K ,k u „ Too Much Postage oY l/u i Required To MaU Requested Present Two Veterans Have Great Chat About * Civil War Days And Life In Florida r s? I News l Ii attacked mm In i* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 15, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 15, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 15, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/27af256a3c9a858c3c2bd7a7a489a83d.pdf 85c918bd0dabe4746fbf8f55c912d57a PDF Text Text K M | e ig h t e e n THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1026. SANFORD the- agricultural district that surrouds the city. T h e furtil ity o f the soil has been proven. Npt orlly the nation but the w orld know s and enjoys the su perior products that are grown in the im m ediate environs of the city. »__. - _L . »' •• / With trackage for siding and switching installed and paid for. TERM S: „ Tw enty p er cent cash and the balance payable in six sem i-annual paym ents. Sites can be secured with five percent deposit, closing in thirty days OUR ORGANIZATION C. C. E. L. A. Hatton L. Britt A. Chittenden P. Chittenden Joe D. Chittenden Frank J. Fitzpatrick D. C. Griffin W. C. Hill E. M. Hunt Howard Ovcrlin Mildred Peabody E. H. PlchUrd Frank L. Woodruff, j r �Over Period Of 62 Years 17 Republicans Are Against Agreements Mussolini Government Comes Iii For Bitter Attack By Rainey, Illinois Democrat WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—</P) -r-Thc Belgian war debt settle­ ment was approved today by the House. By n vote of 314 to 24 it pass­ ed and sent to the Senate a rcs•olution to nuthori2c aceptancc of tho terms ns recommended by the American debt commission. iM dance and A "g«t nt will bo elaborate Riven for the vialt o n In Sanford nt the City Hall sometime the Ut­ ter part of January, according to plana made public today by Jr G, Ball, chairman o f the Tourist and Entertainment Committee, ‘'The purpose of lhU dance la to (Jurists o f Bai Sanfoiid to allow the tour! meet each other preparatory t o forming a Tourist .Club that-will be sponsored by tho Chamber of Commerce," Mr. Ball amid. “ Any visitor coming to Sanford vrill bo eligible fo r membership in this club." Mr. Ball added, fithc only requiata being tho presenta­ tion of credentials from sotne' re­ liable source in the tourist's home." "By getting the visitors to this city together, and encouraging them to fratcrnlxp and mCct regul­ arly for pleasure and a discussion of matters o f general fciterest, the Chamber of Commerce hopes' to foster a spi will that will serve stimulate local tourist act! Prellminfciy plans.relative to the formation of the d a b have been decided upon, Mr. Bali said, hut final details of organisation will not be perfected until after the "get acquainted" dance this month. An official introduction committcc will bo appointed accord­ ing to present plana, and Invita­ tions will b e-sent to all visitors stopping at local hotels, board' Jf houses or rooming apartments, a1 In commenting on the progress of his committee's plans to. deyelope tho American Legion ounds for a recreational center, r. Bill declared that City Ml agor W..B. Williams had reported encouraging results obtained, and expressed the belief that all nec­ essary equipment would be In. op­ eration within the nqxf few, weeka. S RAILROADS HA ETHEL TOON IS NOT CANCI FREED BY JURY MOVINGJPERMTFS IN MURDER TRIAL Kentucky, Begins Sentence Of 2 Years Iif Liquor Case kmMental {train, He Declares ( it*i> L . ,v :\ lv “I Am Going To Be A Model Prisoner,** Soys Ex-Repre­ sentative At Prison Door ATLANTA, Gu.. Jan. 16.—{/Pi —John W. Langaly, for 20 years congressman from Kentucky, en­ tered the Atlanta Federal peniten­ tiary here this morning to begin serving a' two year sentence impos­ ed for violation of the national prollbition law. Stating that ho was suffering from high blood pressure and from a tremendous mental strain under­ gone during the past few weeks on account of his impending imprison­ ment, the former Kentucky con­ gressman had to be hssisted up the steps of the Southern station. Unon emerging from a Pullman at the. «.tk station Mr. »--M r. Langley chatted for a few minutes with newspaper men and posed for photographs. "I am going to mako a model prisoner." no stated “ and I am con­ fident that the public eventually will realize my innocence". Langley was jcopvlcted two years ago with, two dwer men for conIracy to remove 1,200 cases aT juor from tha Bello o f Anderson distillery ita Kentuckey. The caso wns appealed to the supreme court, which ^onflmed the' convinctlon. and R. B..Jono* of S t Augus­ tine, was severely shaken up and bruised when the automo­ bile In which they with two others, were crossing the Ana­ stasia Island causeway, turned turtle lato last night. Two of the four occupants ■were uninjured and the car. which turned two complete som­ ersaults covering a .distance of nearly 100 feet: wua a total loss, .Loral authorities are mak­ ing an effort to commanlcntc with tho doadf girl's relatives. WASH3NGTON, Jan. (AP)— A resolution pi ing that President Cot seize nnd control the anth cite coni Induatry for tion of the strike was in ducted today by Senator Ct land, Democrat of New Yi after action on his prop that the president bo tequeal WASHINGTON, Jnn. 10.—</P)Hoving approved by.'n vote of 257 to 133 the Italian war debt settle­ ment, the House turned today to five other debt agreements with no expectation of development of sim­ ilar opposition to them. Tho agrooment, described by its Zone, baa been appointed successor proponents as amounting to vir­ cd to aet, had been blocked to Gen. Pershing aa head of the tual cancellation of the debt, binds Traffic Head Of Chamber Of Wns Accused Of Shooing Her opposition from both sides of Tacna-Arlca plebiscite commlaalop. Italy to pay this country 12,407,000 chamber, ='i Commerce Soya Carriers Hvsbnnd To Death In June; Pershing will return Home on ac­ in exchungo for tho $1,048,000 orig­ Urging prompt action, the «_ Will Commence Issuing St«i,c Rests Case Ag&lnst Jury In Circuit Court Only ntor sain the present situation, is JQ count of illneas. * inally borrowed, tho payments ex­ January Periqits Soon Former Employee Of Bell “ fraught with imminent danger to Out F or Twelve Minutes tending over 62 yeitrs. ■, 4*v i i - rt 1 »TT ‘ - .. . Telephone Company Facing tka-publte health." In tno voting, 113 Democrats Rcporte relative to tho cancella­ The resolution was Ethel Toon was acquitted jester who were opposed to acceptance of Charge Embedding Funds shortly after It Was alleged nt tion of permit* iM««d by the rail­ day by a Jury In Circuit court of « the settlement,- were joind by 17 roads ‘ ■ ‘T i l for freight movements were White House yesterday that murder degree charge of first do Republicans, two independents and president regards The govern' o f her Kttlinj or win out of tha killing one Socialist whilo 13 wero paired denied today by F. E. Harrison, growing o f tho*Southcrn Beil Oompsny, la as unable to act In tho contro against the proposal and 17 did not Jr., of the traffic department of husband, J. T. Toon'last June^at LOCAL being tried today in circuit court until Congress provides leglsl the Chamber of Commerce. their home near the Geneva bridge, Now $75,000 educational bulld- vote. on u charge o f embesilement rmltting intervention In ind' "No permits at ail have been east of'the city. m e Mussolini government came ing for Baptist Sunday Scboolwhich grew ou t o f alleged deserepal dispute*, t ■ declared void by the carriers*" Mr. ..... .................. m____ the .... The trial lasted....... .throughout under tho debate as well as the set­ nnnouncod. cnclcs In .the handling o f tho mon­ Senator Copeland first o Harrison stated In dlacuaalng the, j,ut tho jury , which returned Remodeled Whittle cmbczxlcmcnt case will tlement itself, Representative Rai­ report, "and the cancellation of ey and books belonging to tbe com­ joint resolution empowering “ _ Iho verdict of not (piilty, wai only ney, Democrat of Illinois, and Wal- go to jury thla afternoon. pany during th e time *ho WM em­ president to act but he aci permits is not contemplated by the out twelve minutes before reach­ L are werkEthel Toon acquitted of mur­ the premier ns a “ cruel and vicious" rail officials, who have only eli­ ing their decision. Tho defendant ployed at the local office. It in favor of the simple r dictator, and charging him with de­ the South- der in circuit court Friday. It was brought out at the trial ie delay which minated nil applications .fo r per­ plead not guilty npd entered a pica stroying the liberties of his people. Jiool Board 1 Elaborate entertainment and thsi Miss Whittle first entered the a (a mits published nrior to Dcc,>15, in of self defense ns the reason for approved; “ get acquainted""' dance will b* Representative Garrett, of Tenno- order to clear their files." company's service in .1$18. and the shooting of her husband. sscc, Democratic leader, Represent­ minced, bc- held for toiMata In Sanford. ,if'*uY3 > that she left in March, 1828 after an, Mr. Harrison went on to sag that Toon was killed by n charge from ative Rathimn of Illinois, Hcpubll-' lon starts, .being o ff [.duty for several weeks Congreaslo Special music to feature snered can, ami Hull, Democrat lenne- applications ..which had been filed a shotgun, which went through tho MEXICO CITY. Jon. 16.—</P>— owing to lllnem. It is said to be in early concert Sunday flight at Pres­ ssoe, also wero prominent tho before Dec. 16, and whieh had not panel of u door in tho houso. Mrs. In the opinion o f Luis Morenes, the contention of the atioNNye for situation is : time the byterian Church,. iv sentativee Toon charged that Toon was at tho received nttontlon, should,bo made opposition. * , minister of trad* and commerce, bilding la to . w r with Chamber o f Commerce traffic out again and forwairdod. through time trying to get through the indications are most favorable for the defense that any alleged ndo- eonf< Terms of the settlement were de­ er.diturc of head says carrier* have not can: the Labor »1 district of door to attack her with a hutchct an the Orlando Terminal fended as fair and equitable by cement bgj;wvt*n oil Interests s, according called permits. uot and that she had fired m cry IF to tho Florida Regional, AdvMiry Ctfeirman Green of tho Ways and' j^crtsnynont. with regqrjl bsence fron-her- dotkffre scare him and did-not intend to th*»dcta Evangelistic services nt First Means Committee, which presented Board. ' f n rv ' '^ -V Jprovide «op- Baptist Church.score big suceesa. tha acceptance resolution ond -Rep­ “ Tha carriers i-ipect to com- kill him. Tho rharjpe entered,.the tha Mexican ifaf." fluent v f IU th# ■various . •JBlxtcfli National Guard offi­ resentatives Burton,: Republican, mono* «arly next week, iiv issuing man's chest, inflicting a , wound paproieum taw. Senor Moronos i.pf the 4 and alao fa­ cials visit Sanford on tour of und - Crisp, Democrat of Georgia, ermitrf for January requlrelpents, from which b s d le d -1within a few pressed this opinion after confer- Whittle was called to the stand lem are. the Hous* her own defense. The evidence is minutes, ll and social state. '■*' ’ who served with the debt cormqis Ir. Harrison said, “ and it IsdpJSeveral surprises sprung at « ; ^ lth repre-antaUvee 9t the in exported to be entirely In the hands Automobile atolen in SanforJ sion. portant that local- merchants co­ Of tno Jury before 6 o'clock. lal,’ tho one causing jho biggest uggoe •<J“ JLr,y’ Tho remaining debt settlements operate with them in this respect trial, [111 house the is recovered by Tampa police.'The Mexican government," he • coming when one T b c Mcxicsn H A a E & W / r i . , l Jan!TlJ-— Attorneys Lnndis and Fieh of ono of the Clvii War days ure recalled are those with Latnvia, Esthonin, in order that Sanford mar bene­ sensation fnossos is said Hera and the statemcnl to the Assocla- DeLsnd and J. G Shsroh of San­ —Local unions throughout the «Ov>. re havn said in a statement d to havo state’s wl Belgium, Rumania, and Czccho fit the most from this system of enta and the by two Sanford veterans. “ flopped" in his testimony and ted Press, “ has onlv one desire in ford, are counsel for tha defense. thrncite region today received in' Slaviaka. ifrp kitchen determining ip advance the ncods completely •' DOMESTIC reversed the aspect* of its relations with tho.pctroloum in­ M. B. jimlth is prosecuting ettor» tho mails tho repor^ of the minaret’ t. lef Jch will aoat President Coolldgo given right dustry—to make it each day enore ncy—j— of each community." ________ * , the case. — ----- ----------^__1 ..X :j : sub-scelo committee, which waa lit, eluded In the to seize and control coal indus­ conference with the hard real Tho law firm of DeCottcsinnd important. The co-operation of itl »r. try during period o f atrike, un­ orators in Now York in tha futOatva Spencer represented Mrs. Toon, companies,,foreign and Mexican, is Near Normal Weather attempt to drpw up a new wagft.'a third Room der terma of, bill proposed by wnile the state’s case was han­ welcomed. contrast. The report was read W [intermediate Senator Copeland o f New York. Forecast Next Week dled by M. B. Smith, prosecuting “ There is no reason for doubt­ Furrnor Senator John W. Lang­ the full scale committee meeting, . Y. P. U. ing the spirit of abundant wclcoino attorney. ' . . here Thursday but was withheld;,:, In separata ley of Kentucky begins two year WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-</P)— Tho trial of Essie .Whittle, San­ with which Mexico always has re­ term in federal penitentiary nt from publication until it rvathod ceived and always will receive for­ ford, ’charged with embezzlement Weather outlook for tho week be­ Atlanta. the local union. , T •ra eign business men who are dispos­ iy m u . . of funds from tho Southern Bell ___ MEMPHIS. Tcrfn., Jan. 10.-GP) ginning _Mopday ilouso will consider five other The report elates that the op*T* - i -- to comply with tho luwa^of the separated debt agreements following its ' —A Missouri farmer, bunt with . .Middlo'AUantle states: Rains or Telcphano Company during a per­ ed Mexican republic. Sixteen National Guard officers atom in the Now York confei the cours" npproval of the Amcrican-llaltho weight of his 68 years, a vic­ Snows at the beginning about mid­ iod when she was employed by the from as many stataa were met at “ did not ehange their ait “ The Mexican government re­ company, Is In progress today. Tho lour is (o tim rtf a $10,000 swindle by three dle and again toward end of the ian negotiations. the station and welcomed to this which they assumed on Jan. V peatedly has said that foreign in­ km joint nctconfidence men* has retracted his week. Temperatures will average selection of a jury did net require Itupert Hughes still insists city this afturnoon by R. W. Pear- Atlantic Cfitty, and they peril vestors will find in Mexico magni­ bodles using that George Washington gambled step* to his farm home ut Sheri­ near normul, except in northern any great length o f time and tho ficent opportunities. They are giv­ man, secretary, of the-local Cham­ ly insisted that no settlement • This fen- r.woro profusely and played cards, dan.' Mo. stalks, where they will average case ip expected to end before eve­ en the same protection of law and ber of Cummerfec.' who waa advised did not provide for a continued l ning. ' [ be ideal for swore profusely and ployed “ I thought that I could make a caJd. moral aid of the authorities as of their coming In * telegram re­ permanent arbitration of cards.. fortuno and believed in tho men ceived from Adjutant General Fos- and conditions would be South Atlantic and east Gulf Mexican investors."' who seemed no gentlemanly and states: Rain at tho beginning near 3 Mexican Bandits cera of the ad." tor. business like," was tho only com­ tho middle und at end of week. et a Sunday Tho officers are touring Florida The refusal o f the operators Have Been Executed ment W. W. Aldrich would make Near normal temperatures most first confnllnwlng a convention held at St. Join In a potitlon to Congyeka to ioeal police before his depart- of the week. »Ro by John Augustine, attended by representa­ pass legislation to regulate the ' . MEXICO-CITY. Jan. 16.— (fl5)— tives of practically every National dustry gave evidence that th urc. 1 . . been Sunday The swindle scheme started in Summary execution has been Bt for many Guard organisation in tha Unitod only deilra for arbitration is to Hot Springs, Ark., on Dec. 26, with No Plans Made For meted out to three of tho bandits, States. ’ '•: • * dace tho wage of the mine woe at that time who last week massacred passeng­ the Idea of "playing the exchange "It is a great pity that these and permit their profile to V# Jtproval of his Funeral Of Craig on tips, as a back ground,, Aiders, members of tho train crew men could not find time to. atop ulatod by themselvra. lthe last few A sacred concert, will feature n rich was induced to mortgage hi* and soldier guards on a train run­ A bulck tournlng car, owned by ov#r in this community for a study in'able to se­ double quartette and some of tho farm and with his savings, which ST. AUGUSTINE. Jnn. 16.—(/Pi ning between Guadalajara and tho B. C. Hair, which was stolen from of local conditions," Mr. Peaxjnan ction. best vocal soloists in the RtaUs In front of the First Dentist said tn commenting on thclr vteit, Wallace 1b Idinp is to be will bo held Sunday night at 7:30 totalled $10,000 played into the —No time has been set yet fos Capital, the removal of the body of Q*n. hands of three men, one of which Five o f the bandits were captur­ Church last Monduy night has W n "but their schedule prevents them In Connection friends are o’clock in the First Presbyterian linking for his Church, according to an announce­ called himself J. Burns, another a Craig of Columbia, S. C.. who died ed but .the llvas of two were spar­ recovered by the police of Tampa, from stopping longer than a few in this city suddenly here during ed bocausc they promised to di­ according to a wire received by hour* in any city in thla section Beach Narcotic Ci (adequate facil- ment made today by Rev. E. D Mr. Paxton and tk>p third unidenti­ the -\ national guard convention, be­ vulge the location of the other Chief of Police Roy G. William*. 1 of the elate." fied . tohool work, Brownlee, the pastor. After spending an anxious 24 ing found dead in his hotel roqm ificmbcrs of the band. Official an­ Mr. Hair left the car near tho Officials of the locat Nntiqnal NC1NNATL Q.. Jan. 1C the rccipmut Tho concert will be in charge of hour* following the .... disclosure _________ of- around noon yesterday, nouncement to thla affect has boon front entrance of the ehureh while Gdard units assisted Ferrcmry tJack Wallace, fugitive ttory mesaagec. Hairy Edwards, head o f the Or- lhB Bwin(1j0| the farmer sought the ho and members of his family Pour man in welcoming the visltore tice under indictment In Judge Marian Crsig, brother of rondo bv the government. three and cne- Undo Conservatory of Music, who i o { pojte here. Descriptions President Calles baa offered * were attending tho services, nt the to Eanford. e dead man. is expected li)oin connection with the B< Icc .here, bom I* Bvoll kpown to local audiences; o f the wer# w ircd lu prillontarily front Jacksonville, but reward o f 5.000 pesos for the ring conclusion of which he discovered cotic esse, W M arrested by Sg the Sunday through his singing before sever- Jj pBj cjtlcs near Memphis and a jeadqc o f the-^tyiditu, tfoajl or the theft. , ____ j , Engineering agents here last night. Wi the church. It «1 civic club* and church organi- j thorough search of the city made has nof arrived as y et also said to- bo wanted at The local police department sent ^ over 650 mem- cations within the past month. j hut *>,„ me* have not been fotind. Contracts In Co neioeq sod other out several hundred cards and added to the Mr. Edwards la perfecting plans, o f larceny and b< about fifty telegrams to the au­ the coming of for tho establishment, in Sanford,! Sulrpassed All thorities in other cities of the state 1 BapUtts now of a school of music which he statund this notification is said to ' J v ’i&Sat! of over 1,000. YORK, ( Jo». 1 * , mont agents, they reo have respited in tha location at the Building und engineering contracts fugitive on the street car. features. ’ “ , _ - . in the 0 . 9. during 1026 surpassed ad him. He told thri >1 C ock ucatlonal “ Hay foot—straw foot—keep it was coining to Sanford to lire tbe The concert will Include singing ail nreviou* records, a compilation to Cincinnati last Thu Ufa as eoon aa he —damn It," e*ng on* o f tbe oldest rest of by the double quartette, several te Held At •elections License Bureau To by F. W. Dodge Coj t a S j K from Miami, Fta, where residents o f .Seminole county thU'j could dispose o f his Chuluot* pro Edwards *nd m ans b y Mr. j meting tli* total cor been for.several months. ■ Stay Open AU Year |ys Reports Soloss by, other singtre who ore Letters business-ilka and boring, morning while engaged in enter ^ a__ $6,660,000, shows, i v. 1 ,.j _________ _ _ ___ picked 60 ir. ! Kerri weather Describing his flight' hot and humorous, a re :. received Ing a group of men gatherer talni rted to be vary popular with Not only » u 't h e vul J s n i &_ w^ _ Tha dally at theTocal Chamber of Com­ eroun_ nd the stove in the■ office ----------------------, of boxes af grapefruit this year from ndo audiences. mi diene The local agency for th* riando beyond e il] Rev, Brownlee that the merce offices, but ^tedey's mail Sheriff C. M. Hand, with stories two trees which ha raired front comptroller's office bv, B r e y r e l a istated WI today expressed uedet a J* with dojith u n lm cmenta In local concert will h*g$n promptly »*t brought JVoro for q ff Hutehlsoo, o f the campaigns o f the various seed .planted on July 4,1888. This automobile lkonee* i- end oi uecemuer." is believed to be a record produc­ Kao., a communication that on of­ im m S S ta J .^ S T h armies in the Civil War. ‘ > 7:30 and that a Urge crowd < • ttinds o f the Bail *n international ted, contracts in 36 plebiscite has designated vs The old soldier was W..H. Mfr- tion from sacd trees. I main open for held at Orlando, expected to attend what he hopei fice »Ung to P On* pf his listener,-— T -----will be one o f tho roost iatarest- the winner of the blue ribbon for riweather. 83, who cam* to SanDecember tag was V. A. Schuinpclt, who cording to an « ing sacred musicals ever held in ch fights are on ____ _ of Com m erce has announce, and tlfi city. been described a* a . very WJKX) will be d|* Ita tha Hava aT tha t.__ Son, at leaet In _ .o f nows mat“ 9°cha which « tam du tea- ■ the STclaet Jan- 16jereqea of « Tha wio_________ T h is ,v* ^ K - “ 'rI ■°oodebt tfMtles oc- WHITTLE EASE IS. NEARING END IN 3K23 CIRCUIT COURT K a Mexican Forecasts Am icable T r e a t y On Petroleum Acts E f SSL S 1,1 S Missouri Man, 68, Is Swindled Out O f $10,000 By Con Men Sixteen O fficers O f N ational' G u a r d Visitors In Sanford Sacred Concert To Be Given A t Local Church On Sunday Tampa. Police Find Autb Stolen From Sanford Last Week K ,k u „ T oo Much Postage Required To MaU Requested Present o Y l/u i Two Veterans Have Great Chat About * Civil War Days And L ife In Florida rs? I News l Ii attacked mm In i * �S'W HS rv rim f iKrjTT'cqrnT oV- thr hk\kyru 'lirn id il cihcitt a rress M cC a ll ZAPEL HILL, N. C.# Jwi. 16, J—-Co-operation, or working ther fo r tbo common good, la principal upon which the AaItod press la based, U. L. Me* ^superintendent o f the south^division of the Associated • declared here Friday. jp. McCall spoke before the tnatl service st\d .tell It to the .world. ndvnntage of the mail uervico and td l It to the world. Satisfies Because-Of Accuracy “ Thus you may be helping to bring about tha mUlenium. These things help U3 nil to got better acquainted, and that is what r/e eunrltied ns fellow s, to o r r :.u iiin in ,v m j p o i i m n . ISO LD < tlt.ST V , IN <'II.V N lU Ilv . •mu to q u u t T i l l # !I S s, t>. e m s a o i - s T i u , • *> . Coriplnlnanti u. W i i m ; , » t ot. JVf.NulKHUl, photon mum O rder f o r rsb ltca lloM i - fthise esuvss onS Woni iw ise: f e and f Sall^ oO*af s i sJ; citatum T o liu rlon P. 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Crcnnhnw d eceased as I w " M orsn i J a M o o i^ lfu^h M ^ ™ I'elrii, d sv l.se * . gran tees nr us oth er hU w lr " ; H. f t H r/n m i J ^ r n n l L Claimants, or oiliu rw lse In nnd to D rysn. hfn w ife : J. It. ItrvaJi C a ro , the fo llo w in g dencrlhod lands, s it- Jinn t i ' Hryon. Ills w i f e * 'h tv note, lyin g and b ein g In the c o u n t y ! Currie. K stle L. C urrie h 'ln -w lf."' o f gemlntile, Hint# o7 F lorida, m o re l n ml escli of them If liv in g nml i# im rtlcutnrly ilim r lb c d as fo llo w s, to* j dead, nil imrilen cla im in g Interest o f P sbru ary. i» * » House at Hanford, F lorida, and In d e- t B u p crin tcn d en t McCall snld th a t % NKH or the H R y o f S ec,Ion { l\ ;d ^ • ^ ,!r s t l ,t ',A lfr e ? /‘h r Lu*WU' L th e A ss o c ia te d P roas sa tis fie s th e T .T o w n e h lh 20 Houth. R a n ge >0 j Vvl1 L u j r « r W . ^ ^ r l g l r t ^ A . Van in terests o f Its m em bersh ip “ bv hewing always to the lino of truth, accuracy nnd impartiality, by b r in g in g in th« news promptly nnd efficiently.'' - .■> SSfcfe ""vii!&i5k pa2^ii5rhJ5*i1 f »v » » a t a t m i ,’ i m in* ii m m i m r v ■*i i S v i r ln w h n f n ! » n! ! « r « r ! r i f l l l ?,n.i tever profeaalon they ?aw found, how they can aid and ^ y a . , r plci g>; , d l,,r li,,tt i jjj j eonstructlvo news through your '" 7 “ n*r**E)fplaln to them how important It (s to get out advance iuformoli o n o f th e ir se tlv ltin . nnd .n l,. "t .CLVDK Fiurldu hitmi-iiu e v umi drscrihed a minor, GROWERS SUPPLIES A highly desirable industrial site o f 25 acres, located well within the bid city limits—with over 1,100 feet railroad frontage and 1,350 feet fac­ ing First St. E ith eff rontage is worth more than the price which we quote for the entire body. We can safely predict that this property will in­ crease 100% in valine within one year. tp: wj‘ V , ,, T.ol t» mid south 20 chains uf ,ot 4 „ f Ihe scciiou Tho west half ami lots i . 2 and •' " f Hccilon 2. • miBUrvc,c,‘ ,mrl of i"nh * -•'3- *•c n urt"° Stucco f Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe . T lio east C iree-qu arters o f the south h a lf o r Ssotian in, A". ot. fructluim1 seriion 30. 1 - 3 I‘ pd 3_ur Hrctlon !9 ._ *Jf*a Lul* I Anil 2 Am! th e' nortliLuat • q u a rter o f Hectli... __ AH In Tow nnhlp 20 Holtlh, llunpu 31 'fa st. 1 N E U uf ,H\V H . o f Scotian 2i>. T ow iihhlp 20 8 „ Kpnun 20 E, I’ lilltlan fo r sold u u ih orliy now liclhif ail flla In tho kald Cuuuty Judaa's Court. . A L F R E D FOHTEH, A s O u a rd la n -of tin* iibtsoi, nnd «*»• .i n t o o f C LY D E llt.'M l'lIItE Y o. a m inor. H. S. LONG, Mjrr. B a l l B u i ld ii t f ; , IN D U ST R IA L H O M E S J t A t | $ * * ft* « i I 1 TV • # ^ At the j propose* V r •£* k' . 1 St * • . ' ' ction of the Sanford, Deland and Eustis Highways and on the new )rlando State Road, just o f f West First Street. St. Elm o contains only 2 6 choice lots START THE NEW YEARTflGHT k'* ’. S7* . 'w** # , r« * * % Invest you r m oney where opportunity is best A piace place ior for the working man to safely his money anu and enjoy tne the com­ cne worKing gaiety invest nis forts o f a good home, in a good location with values steadily increasing. Sur­ rounded by thrifty people happy and contented in the pursuit of their honest, profitable, and chosen vocations. Don’t over-look this opportunity for it may mean a great deal to your wife and children. Gold Every one attending this sale will be given a ticket and to the “ lucky” person will be handed $100.00. Every man, wom an and child in Sanford stands an equal and fair chance to win this coveted prize. You may be the winner. Come out and try.your “ luck", it will cost you nothing—positively nothing—and you may draw down $100.00. Pretty nice,if you do. •- ' 3 ^ This sale will lie conducted on January 20th, 1926 . . I’ PuIwlttv.Xmtlt’y thild: sssrm K s s rre lU IM lU lt. pres ik Aulotsd Bsdlo i, Hn| l r p O N E dand OH DKHED ilUs 2nd /lay o f January'. I MS. % IB eal) v» DOUOLA8S, free. 1 A s Clerk o f th e Ctreult Court o f Sem inole C ou n ty F lo rld a . BrnwIrtS I»v: OL M. LFSHuTTR. O C day nnd| W IW IOS. HOirHIIOI.DRH * HOTI.R, thrtp nuinj Holtrltors fo r Complainant* •nd rrt] article. Beginning January O R IG IN A L Williams Stock Gomp Will present all Royal Plays including: Lighta^ W iggs Cabbage Patch, East Is West and maitj^ Also vaudeville between acts, 'ncluding Perrin &9| singing and dancing. Moon Sisters, singing andj ing. Durand & Durand, the roller skate dancers;* Leer, fresh from the Orpheum Circuit.-Lee A llJ lin soloist. j ^ , Two Thousand Seats Phone 037 A! fl •i v B Ladies FR E E Monday Ni ADMISSION 50c and 20c WE WILL BE OLAP TO SERVE YOU \vii.s'yN .,upg8iiow >i:n ,v nuYt t-. AWariiv^s fo r r «tltlo n iT . Doc. 10-26 Jon 2-0-16. ■m 'W ffiffiW iB SB flE this Order be published o n ce a w eek fo r fo u r con secu tive w e e k s In the Sanford Herald, a n ew sp ap er, n ubllsh -d In Sanford. S em in ole Coun* Tent Theatre n» follow s, uhsurvcjrd part of Section il . j t t r , (lo unsurvbyed part uf uri.ti„n << Lot- *. r,;* ?• or th# un> survegcjl pgrL.ut_Jtocti«n-4>.- ested In the ‘ la™5*,. * ’ h erein after described: It p p rn rln g by in # * sw orn it a appearin I*1* fom pln m t herein that you, and eflrh or your, may be Interested In tbowc certa in Iota, pleeea / o r p a rce ls o f land situate in Bemjnole County. F lorida, and described aa fo llo w s lo - w lt : •L ots Nineteen (1 3 ). T w cn ly tw o ( 2 ! ) a n d . T w en ty*tb re« (13) o f B oyd ’s Subdivision o f the East H alf (EH) of the N ortheast Quarter (N flU ) the Northeast Quarter (N E U ) o f the Southwest Q uarter (S W I t) of Section T h irty -six (3«) cause an V o n a g y , u f* j« t . dJUr of F s b r u a n v l * /* a* th* C ou rt House R t Sanford, B sm ln oli C ou n ty. P lorto. end In d e fa u lt th ereof, a B eerer F ro C on fesso w ill b « entered again st you. said e s u s s b ein g a suit to quiet title In t h e C o m p ls ln a u u tub cm corr cocht of k k m iv o d : r o iN T Y , f l o h id a . Try Smith's Barber Shop for Brood barber work. Ladies welcome. Vext to Valdez. n r tho C lri'iilt Court o f the Seventh .1iiillrJnl CJrrult o f tho Htnlo o f K lorIdn.- Iii and for Hemlnolr County, on thin tllo 2nd dny o f .luuu:if>‘ A', D. I«2«. V. IS. nOL'tJLAB?., ■, Ctorlt o f the i.'lrnult X A u ri o f tJiu HeVontti JUdlohtl t.'Jrrlilt nf- Klnr- ; iiln, In mid fo r Homlnolo County, r (B R A D Uy: A. M. W E I’.K^.'. ' ‘ Dt'jiuty Cmrtt. 1 DKCOTTBS. HPENCKU tc DIOMTON (I. .......... HIIAHON. i®r follow la very ahort-slghtcd— */> i 1" ’ Ji*|N- -JAM.' Hoi Iturn uiid o f Cminset for the n mau work unee but It will *>f Hi-mliiolo C ounty. hiplnlm ini. . .v . ,r, ,c .w u , 1 KlnrltUi. ut t.-n o’ clock A. it. on ■.hh a boomerang that will return1said dute, o r us soon th ereafter ua 2-0-16-23-30. t o bring justico another time to the **•*» tnatler can bo heard at his o f•nn w h o fn lln a'* l< i t,,:•, •'* *‘ie Court H ouse u l Hanford, •no w n o IOIIOW* U, ! B cm ln olo C oun ty. F lotld af fo r au U » « All of Keaources ( th o r liy to sell all o f tlu- luuT est BUILDERS MATERIAL / "So I would say to aU niembera «; j k i i w g w , a a u.« Idea o f using all tho machinery and marvelous resources-of the A.iirvliitrtil tv . . . Into i.in the ,i,„ very Associated rresg marrow o f your editorial bonca and ways will suggest themselves .for using these faculties that will w I.V C IU M K ItV . Order fo r I'n b llrstloa . J. ST. (TLfAtlt WHITR. nml V O U i: A. WILLIAMS, Complain* ants. ;Fuur nations lost $170 men on submarines since the World Wnr ended. O f this number Great Britain lost 154, Japan 134, Italy IjO, nnd the United States 38. IT T1IK COUNTY JUIIOF/S C O t lt ll t OF SK.MITOLB COUNTV, FLO ItJ I)A , t . Nnride, hr >Anp||railmt nr. (iunrdlnn f io r .'A d th b r ttF f » Sell IntrrrtW o f ,6 ll ln e f In Ileal .K iln tr. IN r« s a t a t r .o f' C LY D E U L M n i l t E V . M inor. ■ * i■*, Notiaa lit h ereb y glVcn that on the •.January, A. 1>. I*2«, as Uiinrdlnu o f JUtle, would bo Obtained. 'Tha-in- t t J f e V o n nnd' ostatu of C LYD E u:ltnatlon to get ohend of the oth- u t '^ i’ iuthi.. a m inor n il I apply ilnoU'. Cm �V jl —In » the faet week ! . « d i« I 0« « - r rmlrnrAs t -the in print clothe 01 th e reme finished 8 pruUS.tWn fcontl:[nuos T t V hSh’l e S n S D e^nbcv fe d f L l h fn r to remain fairly w.—u(, ridr the n « t six week* at least. ; Cow desnle and retoil buyers b«va 140^00,000 bushels as against U 3 , poiflOO bushels exported Ust teainn. .-frequent transient upturn* In price* however were noted owpite that dotnetUo stocks of »* «# U n * ia l out of the .visible sup­ I’ yiIlu'°1 has been gon' wucj 'will totul at Prcwih'. Wo.aw.OOO W*hc>„ •TplVSSa.ria I . Cj-.il J^,l vitit h*d - * r -vS.u et's more or lota In thu far. V ihe' first titfi* this season c.a n v *»* aupply (h larger ’ non with the cirresjjOutDij: rrcspoudm vano JACKS ONVIL’ .F,’ -Jan. 16^-OP) — Conditions and quotaHons provading on the Jacksonville rnarkit today ns re port bd by tho Florida State Marketing Bureau: Supplies of miscellaneous vege­ tables limited; demand good; movement very light; market strong for Rood stock. Beans: 0.00. f counsel fneturera ilttce tofor Bet­ ts, worklecutivcs ts would ie plan c Comi before to carids and - yeleh, the [ik of thy [ns funds >r unusual nevolent V the estate K of dollurn Lons nnd n . minor he- cert lounced municipal >n'in Cen- imcpn ftt.3. today by enstcin us Tribune Melody he Melody (Mrs. Ellu Opportunity 3H1i 41TL 48 35 9 fH 41H 78 43% Northern Pacific .farlife Oil ..... . Packard' Motdr Car Pan. Am. Pet; “ B” Pennsylvania...................cl, Phillip* Pet Menc-Arrt>W Motor Car Radio Corporation .... rvspecial lay* Jangaret Milliken, 14 Jreftr o won attacked with a w: knocked wnnoless a block home ns shs'veturnsd tfr*fn *baau-fl tjr parlor-on fashionable flherklnn t Rivnd Thursday night. • 1 <jj For n $25.00 Furore or !?c.Gie * Her as*ailaftt beHrvcd by the j permanent wave. police to be cither a kidnaper or ' motM. Ted when rhv 3-r.u.iiod, . A woman, woo witnessed the at- 1 tack, drove away in a itu leab be­ ^ 'Marce! Effect or Bobbed Ringlets fore the police arrived. The girl Is the daughter c f A. O.’ MtllU.en* No kinks or fris^r bn Htroifly emln. AluKiluto guaran­ wealthy head of Armour and Com­ tee tvlth every wave'. ' pany'* foreign accounting' depart­ ment. - i i EXPERT HAIRCUTTING and MARCELLING She told the police; she noticed i man, about 40 year*-old, workng over the englno of an aut.omoP. PAUL BEAUTY SHOP hile parked at the curb, ns she passed. A ‘.moment later he ran . , H o ld Forrest Lnkc behind her and struck her on the head with a wrench. She scream­ Evenings for Appointment ' ed nnd stnunrtfd. s’ " ‘'She’s too-tough,'* she said ah« heard har assailant say. 4 can’t put her out. We'd better beat it.” When .the police arrived, summoned by the girl’s mother, who) ADVERTISEMENTS TELL’ YOU WHAT' THE 'ROMANCE heard'* her scream, the automobile ' OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. had disappeared. ■ , f grech,. hampers 5.00$ Independent O. ft G, Cabbage: standard crates, new stock ■].((OfiPS.OO. ■ < .•;< Cukes: bu. crates, G.50$7.00. Eggplant: standard crates, med­ iums, fancy 5.00(34.00. Peflo: English, 7-8 bu. linmpers, 4.00$4.50. Peppers: standard crates green, ballet, fancy 4.00$4.50, Squnkh: ham|*ero and bushel era ter, yellow, practically none offer­ ed. : . Squash: hampers and bushel cra­ tes, white, practically hone offer cd. JJw*et» "otatoes per hundred pounds* 3.00, Tomatoes: sixes Florida fancy epuht and Btock p-OO^C.DO. Oranges: boxes, fancy count and stock 4.00(35.00. Oranges: boxes, choice count and movement in denlmB, Rlnghams, cheviots, nnd other coarse cotton. Bieachcd cottons-nre moving bet­ ter and sales o f ptlnted goods for spring hove become active. Rayon mixtures now are beginning to show activity for spring.. Preferoncc in buying being given to lines that art* established and offered undor trade mnrks. flomestlcs, shirt­ ings apd combed goods are moving steadily In moderate quantities. Prices current in prtnUtty jhdrkets follows; Print cloths, 28 inch 04 b y W s 6*4o, 04 by 00's *M4'c; 38% inch 04 by 04?s DUot hrown sheetings southern standards 13uic, denims 17%c, ticking 22c prints otock 8A0@.3.50. 9 %c. ■ ’V l 'Graperniit:' boxes, fancy count Olid stock 3.000)4.00. ' Grnpefniit: Boxen, choice count 24 Foreigrh Rum Ships and stock 2.50^)3.00. bice was E.Welch S n pasIping hia inlon' the id of the in the has been (re. Dr. fortune of grape t. Pcters- Chandler Cheshpeiko * C Chicago ft North Cht. Mil. ft St. P. p! Chi. R. I. 4 pac. ...... Chile Copper Chrysler Corp. ninL^l Coca Cola Colorado Fuel .... .. Consolidnteu Gas .... Cdrii Products 1 ’ vitblo Steel ......... ....... Cuba Cane' Sur. pfd. .... JJodRe Urothors *‘A’’ „__ Hu Pont dc Nemours .. Electric Poa. ft Lt, ctfs, Erie Railroad . Pamous.Playen ...... £J‘ Jk liiitiw^ss foundation 'Co. General Asphalt General Electric __ General Motors Great Northern nfd. Gulf States Steel Hudson Motor* _ $ $ Illinois Central .i__ _ }nt. Combustlan Bug. .... International Harvester lot. Mcr. Mar, nfd........" International Nickel ... I.rhlgh Valley **— **•♦•-»**k I.ouisville ft Nashville Mack Truck — ..i. Marlnnd Oil .........: Mid-Continent Pet. Mo., Kan. ft Tex. Miaouri Pac. nfd. Montgomery; Ward Woolworth A m e r i c a 's MeDiTBRRANBAX* Seized In Six Months CHICAGO, Jan. 10.— (/P)—Hogs uneven; lighter weights TwentV-foar Toroign liquor vessels steady fo 15c lower; others mostly were seized between July 1 ami unchanged at Friday’s average:', bulk desirable 160 to 180> pound Jan. 1. The Department of Justice an­ weight 12.50$ 12.75; 140 to 150 nounced today that 20 of these pound selections up to 12.00; topi were British vessels, two Cuban on all weights 12.85; hullc good and i and two French. The number of choice 200 to 225 pounds butchers ‘ British ships, It said, almost totall- 12M0®12.25; majority of better | 240 to 325 pound uveruges ll.KUde 12.00; packing sows largely 10.10 1 $10.50; few killing pigs 13.00) PIONBKtt RAIL- MAN DIES down; shippers 2,500; estimated HAMILTON, Ont., Jan. 1G.~<> holdover 2,000; henvy weight hogs 11.05fit) 12.00; medium 11.76$ 12.35; light 1I.C0$42.R5; iight llgiits lk4O$12.'.*0; packing sows U.8o$ 10.00; sliuighter pigs 12.75$13.1f>. Cattle 1,000; -compared week WANTS INFORMATION ngo, good and choice yearlings; WASHINGTON,' Jnn. 10.— (/P)— scarce; steady to 25c higher; other Senator luiFollettc, Republican of beef steers unevenly lower; heav­ Wisconsin today introduced a reso­ ies fully 25c lower; spots more; lution asking tho secretary of Btuto market on better grade heavies at for information concerning the con­ standstill; stockers and feeders ditions under which American re­ steady; extreme top 12.00 paid for cognition was granted to Mexico. strictly choice 1,445 pound bullocks, best yearlings 11.75; fat B lock 30c lower; good to choice weighty cowh and heifers 50c off 'in instances; eannefs and cutters strong; i bulls 15, to 25 cents higher; venders 50c NEW YORK. Jnn. Kl.—fA1)— to’ higher.; week’s built price* Rallying tmiikHioifS -daycltoped i» f(Ak*wt -K«t-BUiur^- 8 .7 5 $ UL5(J: ,fut today’s brief session .of Ute.sTocK rows *.00$0.75( heifers 7,(MJ@8.00. market, but thi*y failed to hold, Gniiekland cutters 3A5$4.50; Veal and the general level o f prices calves] 12.75$13J>0; stackers nnd again worked lower.. Rails dis­ feeder? 7.00$8.00. played a firmer undertone but Shcap 500; for week around JLV the eurly rally in these issues under the leadership of the east­ 000 direct and 52 car* from feed­ ing station!.; today’s market nom­ ern carrier** soon petered out. Associated Oil wns bid up to n inal; compared with w00k Ugt>, '.It new high record nt 53 and inde­ lambs kround 75c lower; feeding pendent strength gained in a few lambs 30 to 75c lower; yearling public utilities, foods nnd equip­ wet hors. 25 to 50c off; aged weth­ ment*. Short covering operations, ers steady to weak; fat ewes strong which facilitated the early ad­ to 25c higher; tops for week fat vances, were practically abandon­ lambs 10.25; feeding lambs 10.10; ed when selling pressure wns re­ fat yrnrling wethers 11.00; aged newed against the motor* -in the wethers 11-50; fat ewes 0.5(1; hulk last hour, Hudson breaking to prices follow; fat lambs 15.00$ 10.00; ‘cull natives 12.00$ 13.00; fending lambs 14.75$15.75; yearl­ ing wethers 12.60$13.05; fat ewes 8.00$!).25. WASHINGTON,, Jan. 16.—(/P)— fl.OOOj 'on Quixote -Love' and parted a heavy tone to the open­ ing of toduy1* stock market. Mot­ on Post— ors and accessories again were in free supply, but most of the Init­ ial losses were of n fractional character. Dupont dropped two nuinta. on the first sale. Rails held relatively steady. Atchison opening a point higher, and sever­ al (other* improving fractionally. The market turned upward »«)<») after the opening when a brisk m attractive demand developed for the rail­ lion of stage road shares, Baltimore nnd Ohio, nlng Tollock, I the show jcc— Asher, 1PFOCATED J. Jan. 1(L— ire suffocated wh^n fire dethe Lorraine •K were Ain, *»klyn, mothsho arrived at ind Miss Flora 23.77tic. - ,iM V -v * CHICAGO, Jan. ltj.—0© —With n the- southern i_________ hemisphere• .at» ftK tho pluto this week in the wheat mar­ the winter season ket, price* have mma lower. Aus­ tralia and Argentina both devclopd .to Increase Kl) IN THU weaken­ Jan. 16,—</P)_1 pressure to sell and thus weaken* ed values o f wheat and of "Liver Knight, liT a o n grain aa welL Compared with a morning dnclim-s, S Sts to Uj 3-4 to NEW YORK STOCKS (Closing Prices) NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—GP) ,A4I. Chem. ft Dye ................. American C a n - ....... Am, Car & Fdy. Am. Locomotive ......... ;.......... Am. Sm. ft Ref. ------ American Sugar ................... American Tobacco ................ American Woolen ................ Anaconda Copper ................. Armour of Illinois "B " ....... Atchison .......... - ..... - ...........— Atlantic Coast Lina ....------..I Baldwin Locomotive .... ...... Halt, ft Ohio. ^ .......... ...... Bethlehem Steel ---------- ---California Petroleum ..— Canadian Pacific ........... —.... Cent. Lcath. pfd. ............... Gerro de Pasco .„ ..v — ..... — Now more than ever are the eyes o f the Nation focused upon this favored recreation section o f‘sub-tfopical1Florida —and thousands upon thousands are conning to see for themselves the marvelous develop­ ment which this Greater Miami area is under­ going. The future of Miami is assured. On it has been placed a stamp of approval by many of the greatest financial and industrial corporations of this country. They know'that the causes More and more ie the value of recreation being1 recognized—and nowhere else in these great United States are there such opportunities for folks to enjoy themselves out-of-doors. When the chill winds of the icy North hold the country in their grip—and the heavy snow storms tie up traffic and make life generally unpleasant and uncomfortable— is it any wond­ er that folks flock to this land of palms and sunshine? Thus it is that Miami) has grown. And thus it is that / M IA M I SH O R E S —half of which is now within the limits _of Greater Miami—is being developed just in time to fill the need for more homesites in attractive and high-class sections, an^fo^r more business locations for Miami’s ever-expanding commer­ cial life. Located as is Miami Shores on the shores of Biscayno Bay—with 10 miles o f waterfrontage, and with 10 miles of frontage on principal highways leading into the heart of Mfantf—every property owner in Miami Shores is destined to participate in the .increase in values that the great expansion o f Miami—plus thd enormous development and building "pro­ gram now under way in Miami Shores—is certain to bring. �fa & J ; % *1$ A1 Smith continues. mayor of Northair York ‘Tntfaperiden ' Governor Smith; in ;ui__________ made ti it & national ticket'comnosOff of (5tb< _________ nor smith and Joseph™ Daniels might be v e ^ p p i d f a j Such a ticket might be alluding in certain sections 1ll , .. U"-' u1 f i s f e * ' 1■ 1 1 i'. T Sr». ’? - SSSMSS • OLD LBVI.Mtm of Chico(to, Vhow «non«y;*«Ubluh(j(litM' fortune df; Lord.Curxon '•In England, would.be surprised ito.^ meet jile sranddaughter, Lady Cynthia Mosfarr’ Behold, shacotrfes tl> the Unit­ ed Stitt* for SrVuit sneaking in W .* ; - i. i- ** <**( ■■** **i*. • » .V* - ^ V1-’ v Bark i in t i i Can't you Imogrino I^rl I Ulter turning it| his grave lUu».*A,eWctH* Jan? J »; YaK* 'gto white n r , paring Ion of- aehool system rtelou for InertMed feiVflfnut^fensB v y i today , PAt MAN OP - QOD pBKBUkBp BY A I|BATHEN-VAbjmoWh ■failed Abttalmni, end Wd unto him, tU .. Th.ni hast dime deodtT dhto me 11nit ought, n$t to be done.” ^tX Y E Il-D enr 1/ord.. we thank Thee that, when,We .have token our SBti.fbt the rfahri. that Thou doit use'oven tbeworld to help u«.. '. ' •; -> ^,0..... - . ■. doesn't want any reformationof the ;Democratic party IpH Cbmfe^.from Ws hari^.' The South knows that Gfo* should demand' that or Smith is a Catholic, And as Buch, oould not possibly be inch gfct their ta if J -M .n o matter what other qualifications, he might httVe, t‘ South further knows that- Governor S m it h i a n anti* y \ A1*^1 t V-- f .• iblbUionlst and does not stand, for the enforcement of rfl already passed. The South knows that-Governor Smith totting -more than a whip in the hand'of TammartilfaH I the Ulctics which Tammany Hall bus pimcticedlJfywfB le by. and la'still practicing to a large extent today, as meat borrhpt-political organization In the United State*, not.the tactics .which southern Democrats can either ap. iv& or condone. . .New. York Democrats may continue to groom Aldmith next procidentia! nomination, byt they cannot hope for raupport of tho solid South. ■ --------------- o— — ; : X '« purpoees our •rfiidda 'fOU- IMi- f 1*' r‘4 •l I* -rnl^ •arts affection#.till, i.'aad? e a n y ;w e eeek >nd « .which our currenta tend, »W W . i, - ■* ■■ *r . we fluyr, whgt.do we -— Distorted Law Enforcement ■land on ' •• • •- — -■>/; *Z i $*::*■< )UIMd in live years Wi%U re the ■ ; . OneAypIcarreason. why ,the Amerioan people are not one ndred perM nt behihd the lAWi'and-’ihb law^enforceraria in^terthO;tragic-‘situationthat developed at the UtipfarfOfltmeU:mine.disaster.in.Qklnhoma, where distorted juat-and blind administration gave the' law a blm*.i¥a;that a! possibly be -long enduring. , • l “ D With ninety-three■men imprisoned.In. a blazingfithaft, eon, inexpetienccd recruits were sent in to their assistance, die . veteran '.minors, thoroughly familiar with evory nook d cranny^oft the abaft,,and well _yenM Jn' yeact|<y WPtK rtilroftd arid.t }OW,lrtff|et(»j lc convcnii-tvct it nf TthA^atqjdoYl^'-iadiHM^ . a ftiw, but tent ormDllanJ no.v iId? in nutoinob|Wj‘every flay.' < ' ” TT. IS tbn-< fi,ri*,'ia' crrtne■'to mlaiwpresetjt, Ihf. *ifhiit*au,- dLv;our. *>gr th« ,iqg-thp. fuilMuai, caWul .driver rescue wor! ««♦. r-ii i-t 1 'fn r.th e cnrrlfw nv^ And stupidity Flower . . . . -------------- no — r _.. of -------t ’ With human beings imperiled, law manJshould come «f-^JuJ--wniVftrs..» The; automobile i. ca&spto. Tampa ? bel\Ve«n t^ioin f" their heritage of life, and the enforcement hiefamr’^ n rv\ that women need of this federal injunction fa the Tace of the 'sltuation thAt-T^r to cope vfltli tnon, developed was nothing short-of rank criminality,’worthy of' -dOUN lfivltTZ. who /aS^Hsvc it, 4t'i prosecution by the district attorney. How many of these Y*n°w, i;>- i.-ab* ; in'Cl mino offjptli**fwould ** ’ * havo shrunk from violating * ** lK r‘|j'v|r', *“*'[i —•* ‘— u the-prohibitlon .law, ir a dozen .other laws ? Yet with' human lives threatened I f a terrible deatb, these-appointed protectors of the njfae i safety suddenly .developed a zealous respect for son^'e in, ihction v That should have, beep completely forr.fw,.least 8UKpC“J f- J while, rescue worl. ^ dod, gotten,' or^m .least sus; With4 really coiimpotent workers eagerly voJunteOrIplorably of mine condl* men __ __ services, __ _ deplortd , ignorant . _______ _________ tions are _ sent in to; blunder ahda possibly _ ___________ ' .around f i m i " ‘Hikill i L them:: . J iselvas1 selvea In a atupid attempt, to save others. . can any intelligent person sincerely respect and supsup­ man without j._.-iHow 11 ~ txj? i t- ^ i___ _____f i . i l ai_—L. ____xi — vd hours -vacantly port tha spirit of the law if situations of this nature .continue Ha must have lo to arise? The in Injunction'restraining junction restraining the the miners rfilnem from from comjpg on the grounds was doubtless r*— U11— a - good measure under ■ its cold-blooded-enforcement* cold-blooded enforcement’ In normal cbndltlorts, but Its in the that crisis that developed, can draw only censure from fhe'right ill copUnu? to ba thinking. ' ” ‘ j • nr peoplo thraoSh' ■-------------------^ --------------- — vat* noma of them ■ THE VISITOR CAN spend as much, as hc^wishes -to, hut i that’# hardly a life there7aro- tiwuimnds who find that it costa them no more to livo in Flc^r]™ in .the winter than it would. to stay at home, I met one inetho<lical business man who had figured it out that what he.saved in coal and other winter expenses by closing up hia hoiige jp a Chicago suburb for three months paid for the transportation of hia family both ways, while their actual living expenses In Florida were just what they- would have been at home, with the advantage of the fresfy fruits, fresh _VViOmen maka-fooli of Some man. have cost him three.times;the Florida price in the Chicago The r?it attend to the Job thembouquet of rosed.** - Xnd ink hdw, cold It Ii In Maine nvtrket fa winter.— Frank Parker Stockbridge in Review’-.of •flvce.—Fayattevilla Observer. Reviews. - . ■ • * ■*' The flower of youth dors not BTTwT 1 ' O■i'1 - 1 1 . • - yi-v; grow on wild out*;—Fayetteville fEarter may. Ucqnie e CAnior' ganetor Fletcher1*j Ofsuicide k confession.— Daniel Webster. . The French franc must be? h — -----------------o-------------------g iA r iJ s s s m dope fiend. If* always taking ^iiabljity as a hotel com; WITHOUT yoUR KNOWLEDGE, the eyea and ears of rr.bot-ai‘ .a...ewtetor' we many will && and watch you, as they have done already—*- d»vpa.—NashrllU Banner. : Monkey* would be'Mhamed .to ; .■' Cicero. would h« w,M! fi ,, . ^ * J > ->« ..t.-f-.y » . -« . -,*4• ■ .. . riJrSw*• ’ f.t Jrf a . // A 11'/] k v ■. l *• 11 1’* J U S T IN P A S S IN G . By it J.‘ nOLLY . must II: I. n_he a? V i - calculated to outJa a hurry it . . '■'■■ ■ — ' A ll Y e a r i ^ . This-reminds, me that the other day a wire came, to ■ Dur friendly intcre^t /n ; your weB tinges steadily through every mont V year;,"’’ V ' v v7 ' * .'''.I'.nin'hsylng my|coat of 'arnta mode ready 4n Ireland nnd: t It vrjll be a. beauty wben it U ^InUhed. (It ik an Irlah bull ' rn rampant on> green field wiUx the. word* "gi Quart* T«u; W Which twilatad 'megoa* ”f f ', you ire looking fdr a beautiful-peninsula you'will: find it hero —■Fliriaa." ’. ff any one winta to^bofrew tklg. coat 'of aim* '■/' they can ffiit ;it at'a Mwwnabie figure.for partleb.'etc:. j f J'-'.-Vt— -7 ’ • 1 *>, ^yilHafn- DeTunnicIlffo .U 'oht again after a « (fUt<rovobller accident that threatened to diafitfjrc him for life. He is agalif J at hls phst in the Sanford Bank* A'-Trust Company; and M ra.. 'Tuhtjey” . ii ’ able’ to/drivo a-.can again. Both d fth S h l.h s d i1 " very narrow racapo -and* their-m injTrflend*" are *glad to site t^em out again. Thcir car w ai n complete^wlWck and d touil lo*s«:all due to ,Ui« esfrleaineM o f a truck driver who'had no , 1 rrspouilbilUy Whatever." ’t Efficiency -. Seasons change but not the qualit] service; *' • *. •me1addressed to my fprmer offieo;ln. the\fcall buildli *(he ngir.' boy ‘could apt,find anyone* t<’ J Holly. at ■thab-ptoee sbr-hkd brv ‘ eye*. k o o ^*" h(ni.. ■Tfio^Bendbryef ' ^ ie sl(terwarai'wrote “me wanted- th knowVhntiiAd/i ' - ' ’ eW mo atTy-»OT/^ ;jtop’prri^jfl|^sJjlorjl.l»tely when no oh«:kt -Ihla is/ame. Also ferd"* ignorance; ’ Alan a tigp:'that Skh- .'I •fsrt-VXttfjetty. ’ _______ ' V ■ ■ ?" '< ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . ?ZY’ F IR S T N A T IO N A L BAl aiapoan, m . rwf: ar One Btore building size thirty by forty to forty by one hundred fifty feet located! Lake Mary show cases, scRlcs^incluiicd pdd Action $2,500 terms. | » * * * , . » - » • -1 Fifteen acres land hear‘Druid Parki priceij mediately. See ua tomorrow. $8,000. .TfH Fivo room bungalow hear Elder Spring* acre lot, large trees, Ujglit new five room bungalow on five wtj /Elder, Springs, large trees; developmentr around; price $7,000. ' • M ^ n acr0H ,ttnd near.Markham; mmI 216 E. Second slr*et HOMES—LOTS— FARMS ACREAGE Todays Best Buys: By IRVIN 8. COBU TUB gMBEST SYSTEM YET •When you (War a itory fro nines. M i>i the row fa tb« »tt«n *«! short high.** he ti there afterwaH go to a-vaodevil hind in the theater and hear a performer < the chip*. -! didn’t »oe e It has. lipdoubt- looks at ine evldenre of dls- the fellow v t of the Story, *pc>sks un s topuler yam of t» a gentUn) wins a pot h to shut* his deiCrihlng s i scm invited f SAVE and jl Sanford is getting to be s big city. Noticed in the Mora* lug Signal where one of our cUlttns wnB knocked In the head and hia money taken and -the .police said it was "the first time'this had hspp«ned;here snd none of the local people'were responsible—It was done by a stranger.” . .. MY FAVORITE STORIES 'C Mhkor*, Bhf n*pr„tEja ituj| money to (\street «? 2 . ; • -*Alrij-’ 1^ *uii, t t o f which^ld hcMJIU etUlna .• • • j’ thight: be wining to flwaliqw GoVernor Smith Tor^thtf s. Harn^ 18’ providing Mr. Daniels appeared'at the hi of (he ticket. . • •^ %*■•• auch idea, however, has occurred, or ever will, Governor Smith, or his maker, Tammany Hail,; A b far i su« Ctt_ cure* 100 With >«t| oi get anyth! One house completely -fumiahed on Ai?*u°PP0<,^e Hose Court, containing f S S l.bBi? V beautiful lawn. » SSfVu $2,500.00 cash trill put one in V and the balance can ,h$ .arranffd like n fa Franklin T(rrrace N a l05 v $ 1,260.00 each. One lot in San Lanto* on Sanford Ar for quick sale. $3,600.00 on easy <<’rmA �g ; DA1QER, SOCIfftY , i ■— i i ^ i ii in LATEST Enjoy Luh Dinner At .HINTS OTHERWISE R t MARSH McClure Sr — ley ties, saltlncs, olives, »le Ice, coffee est Krupp nnd Mpm Dean4 Tomer led by. Mrs. N Ira, Eoumll. w . C. '.Htiti- Mrs. Gallojo i n t hoetesses at bridge-on 1st, Mrs.- W. 7 Friday » f tcmomi a f t ^ home of way. Mi... fJ*_P«tera and Miss Wilson. * M n. Krupp ri-her, guest* wArlng a fro black gcorLarge, yellow chiysahthemuras gotte hewily'L,-----------In aolf-tones. Mrs. Turner was attl and spray* of fern* adorned the ..Jred In a la rg e living room, while. sweet- smart frock o--f — Hack 1 ._ — flat crepe faced panflea and fragtant rose* wIthl.b w% bUck* C _ and . “ red ' embroidery. ___ , EHaabeth crepe, lent their beauty in decorating the !:■ Qf-Bois d e roec> with trimmings of, of white and gold dining room. , The gueata wars met upon ar­ embroidery, was the becoming cosrival by Mrs, Ernest McGowan .*om by'.Mj*. D«Lesley mil. Galloway, who introduced thhtn to e sis sssr J t e ? 3 K S S fflT O S rS S S e V b y Mn»! E. D; Mobley And Mrs. Alice Peter*. ■, ■;.», *i . Tallies done In the. farm* of. the j r an absorbing game o t bridge score* jvsrc colleOte^ by M*t. R .A , New­ man and Mr*. F, E. Houmlllat.handles holder. held by>Mra. Harry WIIboo. who was awarjksd bronto* metal tie bavk. ‘ In cutting fdr ,t l» consolnlon prise, a 1user glass \asc, Mrs. John It. MacDonald W aalho fortunate one. Mr*. Hill was preRented a Qluny laco console set After, the card game, the tables were cleared and laid with dainty cloths and. centered with cut glass baskets filled with *woet peas and violet*. Rnreshuienta of cream­ ed oyster* nnd mu*hroom* in pat* '$ S X PefitorMs J. II. Jackson returned home on Saturday .after spending the week at Sebrlng oh business; * v ,r -i C. A. ZoA o f Chicago, III., spent the dsy here on Friday transacting business and calHog on oki friends,> — -----AbeI*An«* , ilrs/E , Ai- B e o ie t left' Saturday i o r ]>jmW wB«fce W by;the fcHou* Ulness of her;*Uter, Avenue , . . WrilmAfitH-Wliiai-Mrs. IIU! ta belag honored f>y these two gracious hostesses, and-fbo 'affair proved moat enjoyable In every way. ' Invited tf> meet this attractive bride wiere Mrs. J. fi. Ball, Mrs. 0 . D. Bishop, Mrs. George A. IloCottes, Mrs. Frank Gonsales, Mrs. John. It. MacDonald, Mrs. Chorlca CLr llcminiton, Mr*, f c D; Mobley, Mm, It.. A. Newman, ,Mrs, W. J. TMgpCfl.Mp. D. L" Thtasher, Mrs. Although tb*,1 Bright Bine, In a. Starired Vogno, ■ Urge number 0 la Ameng the Colors FeshWut visitors cnjoydd: .S pon sm cdutee on Frida] Coin try Club, wit h many attending Qreeno have taken the obvious the luncheon and a inner. <|. *w * big. front seat in tbs U it‘ of the .Cut flow etV fc ms and potted UMMl'a r.vnrll. ..I m . Il In s were used Id decorating the lounge ahdi dining rooms. ry fires. a; Ided a pleasing $nuch. Among tllose at luncheon f.R ^ n d V t a . do; EL W. Gilbert, c , x>u»uujrf Busbby, New ivcuumg, ra .; w. u wcw York; U M. ClariL Ky.s W. H. Clarke^Ky.s C. B. Abbott, Klnno, N. II.j „C. A. Grounds, Pittsfield, If at last E Mrs. Hal W ight -entertained a party of (Jva* at luncheon. Mr*. Sam Yount*, vMtf.' Hempslng, Mr. Johnson of Jacksonville, and Mr. hhd Mrs. J. B, Crandall of Hart­ ford, Conn., were slab lundbeon guest*. ' Those at dinner wort Mr. and Mm. C. H. Bremmen of,N ow Bri­ ton, Conn., Leon LoRoy; Dr. S. Palesion and guest; Mr, and Mra. Lloyd Voorhoee, Mrs. P. W. Kceno o f Kissimmee. - Mrs. Harry Bodwsll had as her dinner guest*, Mr. apd ,Mr*. E. D. Ely and little daughter, *’ ■* . --------------- - . lishtd chartreuse); lovebird, emerold—<hoscn esppcially.for gorgeous evening wrap*; eucalyptus, bottle gremtt. pea green. Wherever there is jrreen there te«m*.also to be red, In the eve­ ning this red la of the rode or wine variety, while for outdoors day­ time wear there are rOds o f a bril­ liant scarlet oast or reddish-brown. Thore It one called old. red that doscribes . Itself. It is - to - crimson what old roko is to ro*o. Ever* oeosen ha* it* problem o f house keeping, and perhaps that la on* of the things that make* It Aery exrittng and enjoyable. By the time yen hire up trying to Jcwp the butter from mr Iting'cool­ er weather t 4 n u and yon havti to think o f something else.. And now that mid-winter U with tu come* the potfelem o f ftvstn milk. Yon tee our milk m*n comes In the C«rly morning—«n ' arrangement that has many advantages. But in vyry cold weather the milk must remain out of door* several iov*ri'tno iroren milk na* pu>hed its way through the naCk, bunUMl the c*rdboard cape add goodness knows what du*t and germ* have collected rii 'thht little Column of op milk, by the time _ww want It or breakfast. Then there la Ibe question of melting the milk after­ wards. It happened th* otimr day for the flfa* Umd thia yeaK ‘ When the fhilk man cable abound later In tho morning—a* ho always does to collect tbo bllla-pW* a*k*d him what we could do abput IL He said that It wo could svt a bog fill­ ed With cxccllilor on tbo.:porbh ht would put the .mlik-tn the egcclHlor and .there it wouldn’t freeic. Ho said that some people he served J .. Methodists Entertain Dr. And Mrs.' Nixon And / New . Members being stolen am well as ft wt'ru thing t<> **e what j a b o a ^ ^ ^ ^ T a - bea. ,1 every raoMrig! Jt'a broken the M il, we |r weather has gone down a fifico degrees below Two Inches out o f the bo* iyal a m w otU m ^ Y,VU U tile thetthometeg'w M th e box up, > I * - $ m n ? fgh s t e w a r d ■' ■"‘ t )'\ • ■■ — v iy L O N D O N , Jon , Dcrllif gave m Up a f 1100 to steward on the ,'tOviaiban. Th* $75 ml>re than the gratuity taxt drivor received for 4 *i' Ktm ntiil Clfati th fV/t f. Mr*. >V. C /in ji; Mrs: IL .F. Houa- The wpmen of ■ the Methodist holder, •Mnf. Floyd Palmer, >Mt*. Church cnturtaliled mogt pleasant­ F. E. Rourtvlllat, MU* KathcrWo ly oh Friday cvcnlhg at the Church WllHcy, Mis* Gladys Wilson, Miss arlors, honoring their pastor and Abbey Doudncy, Mrs. John Leon- Is wife, Dr. nnd Mra. T. J, Niton, anti, Mrs. Edward Botts and Mrs. and the new members o f tho 8. 0. Chase. E At the Churches CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Christian Science aorvicoa aro ,hcld in the Woman’s Club 0*k Avenue near Third Btreet, every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock; Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Sub­ je c t for Sunday: “ Life.” v . ; xWednesday .evening acfVfccs, which Includo testimonials of heal­ ing (are. hsld.' a t, 75W> •at the *Wo - fco much o f then^ for m Southern i t■ resorts, • *nT#apd |- ‘ It . . -. . Spclety ,Mrsa Blanche Wells ‘of= SL^Cloud is the house gukst o f Mr. and >Mrs. W/- H. Tunnirilffo at their!home at Mrs. 8.1 S. Bauroel- has ' as -her lest* 'her^brothers.Carley •-navjtt'. and A. ZelmonOviti of Brunswick,,.Ga.. *. rfi p i -vNiarjliwiMiAt •V r* ■* ' Don McDennhf. • Favor* o f intines weent given the*, guests Ut* '4S -children enjoyed this rA m & r ' Mr. imd Mr*, Hf A. Moreland an A, nutter* nnu- „ KIMW r,t n 'R,tur. ’ord; Mr. day, January 16, at tbo Fernald Laughton Hospltal. ' Tbe little lad has been named Herbert Allen, Jr, j ----- _ i Mr. and Mrs; D. L. Thrasher, Mr. and M n , W. G-HiU and Mi*. R. A. Newman leave on Sunday evenlqg dor New Orleans wherc Mes­ CHURCH OF TIIB HOLY CROSS Second Sunday after' Epiphany. srs. Thrasher and HUl will attent . Celebration of Holy Communion tlie Realtors convention. ’ > 7'ttu r^ fjch b b 1 , P;45 o'clock! . Morning Prnftf, - Utany ,/iml sermon 11:00 o’clock.* plib^Jflsa her as the guests o f Mr. Hill’s mo­ Evening Prayer and sermon, ther, Mrs. Ernest Krupp at, her lij'M r; and 7:80 o'clock. . > homo on Park Avenue. . ^ , Miss Lucy Rector’s Bible Class Wednesdsy evening 8:00 o'clock. . East Sanford AH Interested friend* as wc 1 as k - . Samlkr. Visiting strsngers will be cordially frNtw 8myMrs. Katie■Thompson o f DeLand welcomed. rampa; Ett- was here with her sister, Mrs. I. wr*, Conn.; D. Hart for a'week’s Visit. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Woodbridge, Sunday School 0:48 o'clock. - ■, mmi■ m and wife, Morning Worship and Sermon, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Howsrd have Beaehman, come over from Oviedo and taken 11:00 o’clock. • B* Riehard- ^■rtments on (jenevm Avenue for Mf*. D. A. W. W. Millor of Cameron Ave­ « . v«; nue Is in Pompano oa the guest of NsshvIIIe; his-tlstcr-fn-law, Mrs. Jennie Pow. PnittA n • _* kL J* A. Hu. dill ell Cowan. •vi, JacCW 8anford; Mr. ***, Atlanta; J. a o ’. i J. a coffoVR- H. YarborSeddril. New ’ T i c . Lindasy, to A. B. Fisher, lands- in section 33, township 21; consideration $600, ; M.'B, UronRon td A. Ksnnsr, lot in Evans sub-division; considera­ tion $600, *•* -W. B. Ballard to E. 0. Bates, lot In Stewart's sub-dh-lsionj con­ sideration WOO. . ( ■ . . ^ L. \\\ Holliday to Anna- C, norm Avenue bad as bar attractive house gqest recently Mt*» Innslre Mickler o f SL Augustine. Mr. and Mra. B. E. Bqub* wUl loon have os guests at their borne on Laka^MArtJ, Mr. and Mrs. Squire’s father and brother from .<*'***, SrrtaUdesigTia andsorte withborders. Guaranteed fast colors. same lot’, a* above; consideration W g s. «• Under ;the ,dia,ection"of - Mr/-* Hariv Edwards pf the Orlando $chool Music, assifitedby a doubfppuartette b: the best musical talent irVOrlando. Tho approach of Valentine Day ww suggested- by thed ecoratldps ° f hearts, and_other val*ntln« novL cltis*. togsther with red' rosea and narcissus., : Though carbon dioxide Is a waste Gome* ef of all kinds kii Games Welle pis during- the evcHnig;“'pauW g'’ hour* to - pass all too quickly. moved will S iu td s H M h H iw n iiiM iu m n a i Real Estate Conveyance* . > Swopo Investment Company to Geneva Associates . jac., lots In ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a n a a a ia u a g a iB u iM u a a B a a a g a a a u iB H U u a a a a B a a s a a a a w a g a p a u a a a a H g g a a B a a u r a w M iM M d d M g R w m g a i Block Hammock, Barr’s Florida Groves, Swope Park and Iowa City plat, consideration $187,000. D. L.' Thrasher to Fletcher Bulg*r Realty Co., lands in section 0, township .20, and. lota L 2. 3, 4, 5 end 0 block C, Sanford Heights Addition; consideration $50,000.W. V. Wheeler* to- LV A. Dodgless and B, G, Smith, landk m Guaranteed fast to sun and watbr. section 36, townshlp.JO; considers. Thirty-six inches wide, 15 new shades tion $ i8.ooo.' \ ,* V : * i * %* Mrs. Myrta Henkle to Howard Glen, land* in sections 17, town­ ship 21; consideration $10,000. y <T A s» W-. C. Hill- to T. C. Mundy/ joU D U C YARD in Woodruff’s subLdlvislon; tpnslderation $6,000. “Ever Fast” Gingham Cloth 36 inches Igike Jessup Land Co., to A. M. Sloap, lots In Wlldemere sub-div­ wide, 'Plaih shades. Guaranteed ision; consideration $2,600. - . W, B. Young to A. B. Kimball, lands in section 10, township 21; consideration $1,600. Robert ? J ,.‘ Glosser lo Bayard SnUth, lots In Buena Vista Es­ tates; consideration $1,600, Bemlrille Realty laveatment Co. to J. G, Michael and C. C. Cox, (ration $1 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Chatman | M n. A. W.’ are Tn Lake Helen visiting their relatives, Dr., and Mrs. Will Dress­ er. v*"•>♦*''*?*'■ '*+*y* Mr. M d Airs. Charles King *rley and wife, rived Saturday from Molena, Mo., *w.i R. P. to spend the winter at their home Ca-I B. P. west o f 'Beardall Avenue. Ilf! Fred L. Im Pure thread shades: fulfashioned in all the new BRIAN C ss Sunday black and wi “ . v s v r w . - .1 �* r r j| Air farmer an h uld ersV ef the oaibiitriaCkoik*CM« *v«ryf-*ftwuia i<« aria If rfliiier,' * Fturidi. Uu* t (b « r i i r i i l t ( ssw wtofEjSfs^ i w i l c x or g ra m * * * ■••all) Section 16, rian t, till# or in t#r«sl in i i f W o w in g d M c n i/M land, TnpltTiTiiru*. n t p r auU utniK i" ..... .............. r'-n n n oi* «iu3 ,i u t T » o fj iflo t &n g m udtantly r -w t a h e d th o V*fUCMI*H£ “ — e l l llr S *' W ' -P¥ > t « W .*• .‘. i J T * ' j n n 0 i * V ^ -fr o m m y har.dft. fltlll, ffto-W B*ainnlttjr at th* K ouiheam nor. a u the, inviUti p t t ot Lot 1 Ot r«o,U«n u i'A i' *,*. I -ehreo Hto LiH H p ! u u c co m p a n y '* . A d d ition . t a V h h i ford . K io rid * 1lir’ »e«lcJri f s / j f l y w n l co.u ld that I *< " h e lp m a te ria lly , in ■tup 1U bdutii, R in g * t t - K k a r u j j j p & H With the publicity v ■U con n ected Wltn h f n r o f t f o . f c c c o o f ) w m fe*- :H ./!«tn n iid S ? .' ______■ m Jan. J6.— Or. pm ldent o f re, 4nrvonn«ii ifirtr C. Varied ; n iN tf ,U - to Them t00; l felt Ilka t wtfd to hefp .thtln aentc ’ oral Jmifnalfati;for,(lie nawapnne run thrnoe At.rttvW iiW urdly p a fa ’. t in v un tit* MiniorU. * r * ju lin e to th e ntnvspa & :*3 *rto',r n L Li ,:th * bill ’ o r eom piom t fK W fe r ,i-C a m p ia t n a t it , run-Si® & & J | 1 i' l ’ ayns. m ha o r qtlferwiaa, firtniasiTs! V t v if a j? { s a p 8 « jw the fallowing d*>»i-rii.e<t oroprTty In *■ R tR ln n lp g at lha I w r 'A f BoulHe* 'i j f s s K M w S W m p E f s f & - S i S e m in p lc/Io u n ly .'F ln rh j* - * 0 ;jfR f i aaraj>.Ou re until W Q .sa d then iroirtjc '■n * i , w i t h i the H eent -organliation in « | f"o f f/Atlnntd. 11 1returned to Birmlng* ’ W^Vhnm the followiag.,year deyolinjr a ed the: twelve month period to the wilt­ ing of ‘Action exclutlvely sod then Vrrving for a yedr on the BIrtninKtiimi Aee*H«M liliSUf/..!]8 sports J^litor.fon a ,p a r t.o f the time and n* d ty iaKlAr^yr the rcinnlnder Cohan’s, colored gtoriea ap Tpwnahlp^ W m r w 'l n * ’o w n s**” h ip ^ X l S sctln a .. JLfi T,------fd fe n ttb t b i t su sIH S h ; “ Vififcf Ja rather 'well » thy. south in- a newoT. ftUtolnai been 'connected B»fitvn*ham New*, the leanlpn and the Blrmingr* lie raid, durihg the part' * Meat 6f hi* time during owe J ^ .. U & r v m t! » W i 7 J A s L a k e la n d . M y worts a d o r in g th e ^>iut th ree, p e e r * - h a s ,* I * o d ea lt la r g e ly w llh :•A ction w ritin g and P«blleity.i»tfUV».l«n-;’ ■ r •BSVlti < 38 It. T r s ffo iW * ■•ftair-i.fherJdt. rbn th eh ce' h lsa t.fo Sanford' g r a n t Iln*. thetico n ortlierly alT tis m ud aren t i y i l ’ l l feet. Ih i'iiof \\>Sl to the N orth east' c o r n e r : . o f ; aaJd Idt .7, th ere S osth to the U eginnlng, V ' i M tn any and all lunar p.^aons w hose n im r i are unknow n, h avin g or rl.ilining an y Inieresl, r l« h t or .title In ana t o ilia landa haralnlLbOra n It RI8, Jan. JO.— (/P)—Pnrix hti« id to permit her lampposts to *d for advertising purposes ill not let them be disfigured, tifig to authoriro the prefect n a contract for 1,000 posts j y advertisements, the munlcouncll made the condltiURT tho ^Igns must bo Martlsttb" iust«not bo placed on streets » have special historical o f Dentil associations. J l contractorjptust pay the city, ranes (about $10) for tor each' e«cp Vanes ia uses and 00 percent o f his I. .B efofq final .permission, ilngf posts In any district is twb committees, one on njvalues o f tho proposed " iuIr I imo oh antiquarinn standing o f htreeta affected, must be conBti. *She council itself will have final word. * ttf Efrench Society for Vrctlon df Cruelty. to Animals 4rto hhs been allowed to paint Mice. ’ "Bo kind to animals" on fact that one o f the parties Is a is lamp posts, but these signs "hoodoo" to l)to other's business. A man Huod his wife becauno tfbecn so small as to bo hardly sho persisted "In waking him up at night and ffle countered with a i M pguratlon o f the InUr- bill for divoruikm tho groupds that uU Jnctltnia for Intellectual he. snored iki? loudly that there ergtlon, scheduled 'fo r this wnn no sleeping ia tlw oaths liouso oon; wan ov«r-shadowad by a witli him. Tho judge prescribed before the ccYcmonles began, sodarate rooms and- dismissed both • * reach senate hss never shown bills. A French woman married to' a in Sympathy with this .offf of* the .League (ef Nations, Cuech sued for divorce ;on the France, In spite o f her finan- ground that her husband’s return, mbArrassment, undertook to from the Internment camp * In ana bring up.- The finsnee which he had ©een kept og an ene­ tte* o f the aonate according- my subject during the war wan atippreoMd the appropriation hurting the cafe business ghe -had DO,000 franca for this pur- built up duriptt_ hitJlbifttieft. ^-Sha had cslabllshcd a large patronage :hne'threatening the league’s child among Ai vltK’a precarious existence, the war. s ‘ --------- , many Am THe FirncH senato Is Uking on th« peace, i .w#r-lll|e aspect and some are when the tugguslliiE that the members are Judge deni rroparInn for the.'coming of the the husban nuob -talked o f tllftoturshlp. The wlf«> <»f » >us fencing hall, with shower f TH H C IR C U IT COURT Q S ''T H E add real rooms, h as been SIIVENTM ’ J t m i O I A f t 'o t K C t l l f up in the Luxembourg pnlnce OF F L O R ID A . IN A N M .. FOR M ’.MINOLK Lf>UNTV..|li C lU N C he use o f the august body, in expert fencing master Is nt t T * l f M i l T o Quiet T i l l * ' ',’ v disposition of d o ddnatur.! Ida Land A CotdiiUnUon Cou L td .( morning ’till night. The now H A m .l’.a T V L E It. Com plainant, lutlnn has already-proved popTLI.IAM %A L 'V W A «D K n . M U C jr » N wUh members of the upper ib era n d ‘ -many o f them •,In(i In. a few passes and lunges •morning before starting tho i^ChftlW S del parliament. t -C M aiirlng h r the o r b t t f b eoipn laln l herein that yOa a !h or .you, may bo lntareata<r ____a ’ ddescribed e e c fl___ lot Of . la it eertuin Inole C oun ty,; 1 you In chla ’eauae. ' •»*' y*. ■■ \ < It la fu rth er Ordered that th|a order- he punllshed tu T ho jinnrora H erald, a new ebaner publlahetl In Hanford. 8«m!nn|e County. V lorfd a, ’t h ? w eek s " C#> ' ° V* • WITNK8H Iny hand a n d .je a l o f . c ? . r t e ,r w i ’’ t o a p p e a r t* * nt st the Com ^ chain* ■)SBP1I >1. A im e b o N D A . ot aL r r ,. xisfendanta, C llutloa A rredondo, h j^ w lfe , l, 7.9» chain* irW tH n ln R .: J’.lfob >».*»*>> tot yob are hereby n r . Joseph Klnogan. sea F lnegnn: ............ James w lfe .^ -J ---- -A h o r n . i name Is unknow n: :os, hr* w irr.vA n ni* a: irnd J. N. B ishop; ■ s !5 ,s 3 ,,i . « . . m . as® 'B isj''s^ .s,a y s,s llkhrd Irr Sem inole Counts. Florida, hill w ill b « tak __________ ,!• ? < .% » t t < s s f c s s y s a s e*. legatee*, granteed. o r o th Inuuita under «n ch nnd every o r the /.•Wlti » fo llo w in g deeeaaed d efen d , to -w itt •'• ‘ ' ■* ■ 'SlotVdm this 'aiitia d a y o f Deoeihb roll M. A rrcddnd*; bis w ife.— •Arredondn, w hose (rhristlnn -• ' y . t i nouni.A*s,-. ____ U i''unknow n: Joa#!»h Flnegnn. hi* W ife,’ Habecca F ln ega n : James if yotTand edch of complaint ha * " * k • d fo r |hn purpose o f o I t d l b s a b ov e .d e scrib e d C om plainant, laish T X l IT IS F U R T IIK R . T h a t this order lip put A w eek in fau r coneecu IMumr. o f the S an ford n ew sp ap er pabllshed * Sem inole t yJt?.TbnvrM .Wl#*hif * M ouf ^ n’ 9C” ilra a r m m m *w f f l JOHN H U M I'R R k t . -M in o ra .4 w in npply to tho Hon. J o a (1. Sharon, C ounty Ju d ge o f S am ln ol*' County. teq nfcfoelt.A F lorid a .-at ten ----------.... M- on _ _ _said __ date, o r ad soon th e re a fte r aa tho m atter can h e ’ heard at hla o ffic e in the Court llou ao at Kunfnrd. Sent, inole 'C ou n ty. Florida, t&r a u th or|ty to sell all ot th e Intereata ot RH tlCE ' H lJM T n n B Y , ARTHUR JUIM PIIRET. RALLY TIUMEHRKY and JOHN HUM I'HHEY,. m inora. In those certain pieces or partuila o f land, situate In Sem inole Ununty, i<norlds, and described a * - A l l o w * to -w it: i » t s nnd the south SO cimlna o f lot i ot Section S. . I f f T he w e n h alf 'and Iota 1. JPJpd • S .o f Heel Ion S. . . L o t t. or the unau rreyed part o f Section 10. S. 4. 5, and «. n r <he Hear lAM Aflfnayith the Williams ’ Stock Company Monday Night at the Tent Theater. — (Adv). nuestr(P'iyywBjJ .■nthir'r«l'ra s.V ' <flt*Mrv '’lytv m * *^JNpfcswR!Si Deputy C lerk ,',w i r r i ah mjj+ > t» -• . ■ d a f o f January, A. D. S o licitor fo r com plainants. \ I V. K. DOUG c le r k o f Olrnnlt Court, Jan. ». I, II, If. Seventh Ju dicial C ircuit, hem inoia C oun ty, wiorldm I N CIRC U IT COURT. HRVENTft J U n lC IA I. CIRCUIT, DRNINOliH fO tIK T Y , V l.o n tD A . IN C H A N « n , W . IV. W OO DRU FF. D. C CBRTe JAJIEH a. SHARON. O v e r a t f e « ‘ In vestm en t Com pany, ‘. ItolleKor j o r Com plainant, / . ■, ■ 'a corporation. Jan. P. I I . II. 10; F eb. I. Uf THE CIRCUIT COtlllT. OF THH IN T H E COUNTY J U D G E * COCHT gRVKNTII JltMClAl. ftlRCUfT OF SEM1NOI.H COUNTY, F L O ItOF FLOIIIDAi IN . A*l» FUll HKHINOLM COUNTY,. 1^ CHANCKItY. 1 ’ 7 . Malt To Qalef Title. FdUItKST LAltfc, A. It. TflrV, and In re estate* of: * ■*, II. II. LR VY, • Com pi aInun la; ■ ■ v*/ — * ■ 'M i i r - i - 'JOHN LAMOHKAUX, et ul. ' Do, fendauta. ‘ ... ' ‘ JOHN HUMPHHEY « Cl latle*. -. i , . M inors. . . . . {Nolle* 1a hereby given Tjhot wn the IVth day of January. A .V . %»l*. Ian ‘ name la unknown; Wlllluin tho undersigned, aa Ouardlan of the Lamqrcsux and wife* ■ ....... l.utn- nsraona and eatataa o f • Illilicur. ureaux, * hn«e -Christian narnn lie an name fleet am ' • wJujuo vn; H er«. — *■— , a n ’ namo' ev ery o f ltn. If a>r all nf to th eir devisees, *11 oth er na Inli-rdeoeaaed xmorenux imoreaux. Jliknowui V lfe .ila it mttne *la •auk wuu W e* 7A6 - J U n T r o u ? ifim r . K , « V o r K l n . , . t]i* n e r South r.»6 m am *, thende ' Want 10 chain*.. tlumea Iforth ig F s " m (S eal) V. K. DOUdLASH C lerk o f the C lrcnlt C ourt the Seventh Judicial C ircuit F lorida, In and fo r Bentlm C ounty. My: A. M. W B E K 8. V. C DoCOTTKH. B l'E N C B R * DIUHTOI S o licitor nnd o f Counsel fo r tho Com plainant*. , «malna. tmjri n h in jr ^ B e k l* ordered to aptMBf .t o .<"« B ill Of CAIriplalnt herein on th* J»t d ay e f F e b ru a ry , A . JX | « « the sam e pclftB ^e‘ c«rfWtnai iT o)W W laAieiWby ord ered that y o n ami each o f you hr and a p p e S r.lb rfo rou r aald C ircu it C ou rt at th e C ourt H ouse AH Sanford, F lorid a , an fit* 1 st (lay o f F ebruary X t> .1<M, and ^ ARIS LETTER halna ’And C ast’ H a lf tof N orth - E lT H tR W A Y A rkerm an Bata*; and J.*N. Dlabop; Claim ing. Interest In and to the bind hsralnartar deaorlbed: on a *o alt o f the unknow n heirs, daVIsaaa, leg a ­ tees. anwntees r ,o r o th e r clnim ant* Y O U 'L L P*. Rv ’OliJF. aI T , . T ravirit'iaersnsBd; a n d John F ontus. ilerensed; lb and to the fo llo w in g described M n a .-a llu a te. ly in g and batng III ino (fbunty d f Seminole nnd Slate St FloJldn. in ofF p a n i c niartyrdlweiribod as follow *, to -w ll: fle o r g o W . McCurdy If* livin g, B egin n in g l « « j N orth o f th * Samuel U IWidawnrth If livin g, Jam es II. W ebb. Individually and as Southwest* cortrrr o r the Southeast T rustee, If, livin g and C onrad A . O qartar of-H aatlon U , Tow nxhlp 10 Carvln, otherw ise k n ow n ns cou-i Holrth, R ange 30 E ast, run North t.6 C orovln. If Ihrlnr, and if chnlna, thanre Unit I ehu In j , thence authlir or-'any o f th* aald defen dant* South t.o chalna, tb en re :W oal ho dead, then against all persona Chains to point of- begin n in g. Ichs ctalm lgir'tntereatB under O eorge W. th at p ortion lyin g W ent (if the Han­ »* M cCurdy deeeaaed. or under S am ­ ford uud Df7<piid r o o ^ 'f 1. uel I* W adsw orth deceased, o r u n t and to any and nil oth rr imraons R a d -p a r tie s w hose name* nr# .un-> der Jam es H. W ebb deceased, or noUrn, cla im in g a n r rIKht, title on. under Conrad A. Carvln o r Conrad A. C orovln deceased, or under e l t h .1 Interest In and H> Ihb land h erein ­ e e 'o r any o t them as heir*, d ev l- a bove described, o r an y pai l o r par4 « a * . grantees or nthsr claim ants under (hem or either o f th em ; Mr*., OeSVga.W. McCurdy. Annie E W a d s­ ennh o f you lie mid appear before w orth. -Alexandra u Carvln, oth er- o u r aald C ircu it Court at tho C ourt w la a ,k n o w n ns A lexandra U C o ro . 11uiiae nf Hanford, .F lorid a, on the v ln ,'n n d rflrpersons claim in g Inter­ 1st d a y o f F ebru ary A- T>. 1>5«. nnd est* In the tracts o f land heratit- then nnd th e re 'make ahaw er to the attar described. blit o f rom p laln t exhibited again st ^ H l L s T A T i : o p F L O R ID A :* you In this cause. '• J T i t h e defendant* O eorge W . I f c It la ■fiirth e r' otdered th at this O u rdr, Hambel I. W adsw orth. Jnmea o rd e r be published J n T he Hanford H. Wabh, Individually and ns T ru s­ H erald, 'a n ew spaper . published In tee. Conrad A. Oarvln. oth erw ise k n ow n ns Conrad A. C orovln. and Hanford, SeifilpdleLipaanty, F lo r id a each nnd every on* o f them If liv ­ one< each W»*K t o t . fou r con eecu -in g, and If dead all parties c la im . liv e w « < k v ' * In r Interests under O eorge XV. Mt>W ITNESS m y h an d abd the seal Curdy. James If. W ebb. Samuel L. W adsw orth. Conrad A. Carvln, o th ­ o f the Clraqlt'iCourt o f the' Heventh i erw ise known ae Conrad A. C orovln, Judicial-C lrault o f th e State o f F lo r­ and enrh nnd ev ery one o f th e m /d e - id*. Inland far Seminar# County,’ on censed o r oth erw ise. In tho p rop erty th is (h e ln d ‘ day o f January A. D. below d escribed ; Mrs. O eorge W£ McCurdy, A nn ie B. W ad sw orth, A I- ■L' <*> **Ji i I ' * B Y U S IN G ' s • • , TH E HERALD i •* • , C L A S S IF IE D A D S If you’re interested* in buying to sell—you can do it in a hurrj cost with a Classified Ad. Phone 148 and an experienced taker will jism.sI yor ing the copy. • sS.t ' ( ,‘ L. 4... , - L um orest.x,. w hose Christian nartuM urtknow p;j5u»*.«.sa»*hL.yi*et .and ift*.’ S : V / ^ V f l o ^ VM e c «wrh6*ff irtstlan name I* u nkn .iw q; H er­ on M.- V an V lert nnd .w ife. - —— ^ V(tn Vlert, w hose Christian name Is unknow n; In and t o 't h e fo llo w in g described lund. situate lying and b ein g ~ trr~ t h r C a n iity o f Hemlnoi* and Htate o f Florida, more partloulnrly dr scribed-.a* follow * lo -w lt: T h e ! Wear H alf o f the N orth- ' . w est Q uarter o f ihk N ortheast , .-arw <WRKaugifisa: and 1<* any and all other pyraons w h ose n ap iri sra Unknown, having o r c|alm lng>afiy <n»er*iK.' right or t i t l e -.«t ana th thv^laiuls hereinuhirve described or s a y p a r t or p ar­ cel .thereof.’ . -iR11/ r. It d p - k M w r M V M t d l ' that you and- ♦*(*■ drirrai b e.a n d appear b e ­ fo re our aald C ircu it C ourt at the C ourt H ouse at Sanford, F lorida, on WITH Ia a p re s crip tio n for Herald, int.Hi.nod ln ~ flle paw spaper -nubili Ne>v Bungalows—5 roo ms and bath and Garage. , Grippe, Flu, Dc BUlooa Fever and Mi : be asal WITNHRSaVnr ‘-hand-.ai o f th * 'C ircu it-C o u rt o f the Kevsuth This land is cleared, plowed nnd harrowed nnd fenced. " kill* th* gem *. These farms are'located,on hard surfaced highway at CHULUOTA, Seminole County, Lake Section, on the Okeechobee Division of the F. E. C. Ry. Terms one fourth down—balance in 1, 2 and 3 years. Investigate this property, • .> ,-■* ' Hard surfacod fIghwnys-to CfiuluoU from Sanford, Orlando i East Coast. « Good hotel accommodations at reasonable rates. COMFbHTABLE PULLMAN BUS Vou will view a great In^sstihent opportunity in Cocoa. Ride down the Indian River drive, have lunch at the Indian River l^ptel uh our guests, and return -the same day. , (FLAGLER Owners and Develope W^J. SHAUG HNESSV1 , JR. ^ PRESIDENT - / To Make Arrangements See MR. POGUE— VALDEZ H General �T he e tu i ,ns on Real Kata1 feat Winter Park itial Game O f Season S 2£ “«?ss5fSu.’1»ftI « .« 'P A D s ^ d . A i M .T i m S 'E b s a a S l? ' Cold Compels Vardon FIGHT RESULTS To Quit Tournament niveraity .to that By Associated Press hlle they ts at the d like n NEW YORK,—Jack Delaney of o visitors of Smith, ridgephrt, Conn., defeated Young ob ritxsimmons, 10 rounds; outsUnd- ,. rank Moody o f Wales, beat Benny i - Wilson, ;k with:oa Rnll 0f Buffalo,- N. Y., 10 rounds; proved he Rollins e basket, .ucslly nil the lead at INcW lilivt fit vviiii.j m i vuiiubi LONDON, Jan. 10.—(A5)—The first time in 35 years during which he has played thousands of rounds o f golf, Harry Vardon, capitulated to the weather in the Herts Coun­ ty Alliance play at Radlett. Of the 32 players who started in the tourney oniy 10 holed out at the 18th whero snow lay to a depth] of two inches. I Tho weather likewise; scored its first and only victory in 40 years 1 over the veteran Herd, but this' w«s only because Herd's partner lost his red ball. Even then the Indomitable "Sandy” completed the round in n blinding ntorm acting as a marker for another pair or enthusiasts. j DETROIT—Bobby Eber o f HamlorK|»sB- Ht0” ' 0nJ . batamweight i for the champioA, defeated Joe Lucaa of hr them-!Detroit, 10 rounds.. Rters via $T. PAUL—Davo Shade o f CallI ledFids fornl* outpointed Jock Malone of Ig, drop- St- Paul, 10 rounds, os'ls dur-] EAST CHICAGO, Ind.— Bobby Professor Richardson, of Dart­ I Barrett of Philadelphia, v won a mouth: "A crisis dpnfronts the 'ter* the tec^nicn* knockout over Frankie American college . . . whose true •k iii the Welsh of Chicago, five rounds. significance is not always under­ stood. The college is suffering from the result of its own sue- I t i s 'l i . S. MAY STRIVE | nfcgarid.jciuunuinnalilp B, 10. — dangled before tho “ m*y J* American othleto. AH Other fior f e r i i i i t a i n 'i M V ls io r t a Tarpon Sprint*: M perimenting since UuTy Gl Real Ksute O vh land Indiana at Ct« row Incorporated 19, Browns, at Ti Mar. 22, Browns at Clearwater; *,» ^ rj^y ..Oit Mar. 23. Indians at LnkeUind: lia r. The release of "CWek” F *1*01A14smia*h*m>*h••%*-**» 24; Washington Senator* at Tam­ pa; Mar. 25. Senators at Clear* .ock Paid' in >rr^ _ w — .4. ^ . , ^ , - - ------ Ittrplus r m — 1>— »«*** ■ -*a - • ■ »»• n i n - . - i t i y a M e— — <>» -* « • * •, ;;.v /y nnd George Bums will be back oh water. Undivided. I1 H»» thru KitHfue* and T*ia» Paid) n iv ijr n d s ] (laid .«... .>..<....... .«< first. ' -■ NEW YORK, Jan, l«c—It w « ---- .-----Individual' J Malls Hobject to Ch-ck The regular outfield trio of U vlnas Dot l|S .......« ■— .M..—. . . I ■..... . . ..iW.H.. Jamieson, Speaker and MfcNulty or announced today by the Brooklyn leatas of Deposit •----- —— --------—. club of the National League that ;** of D*posit. ------signed contracts for 1920 have been s Outitandlns-----received from 28- of the players on the club’s roster. Among the players unsigned to date am Zach Wheat, captain and ilavea the trio of Burns Joe Sowell • U . kUtoti '' W ^4M 2'5tia»% a Solemn and Speaker can present a formid­ star hitter. ; t , -. % able wrecking crew. .T h e trio ac­ •Theodore Roosevelt was largely knon-te C orrect— A tttM l counted for 270 runs last year, responsible for the importation of although Tris admits ho fall o ff slightly in his own batting, and Karakul sheen from Asia Minor In Subscribed and aWorn to bei gives most of the slugging credit 1908. .Pelts from karakul lambs to Joe Sewell. are made into Persian lamb coats. The battery men will, report at Rot Springs Kcb. 14 to start work For 1925 there were seventeen) .with Glenn Wyatt and Luke Scwelt doing tho coschlhg. Besides successful candidates for the posi­ MONEY AVAILADLE etc two backstops the* club has tion o f Foreign Service Office*,] tgaga Loans on liberal Vhhutk artln Autrey from Salt Lako among th en ra young women d f, i as first wW* in the aaaust fa City, and McCraw from Hamilton. twenty-nine, the first o f her sux, Ont., added last year. A. P. CONNELLY A SONH to fill a consular position/ She is r Mist Pattle Field, Vice-Consul a t' Amsterdam, 1 eye of S H .- sS0E » a * •<4 •'**• »- • > . ■+ a m atter o f civic pride, ? . • S t / s i COLDS THAT H n in fill IU T A W. B. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. Pint SL Phone 47Z-w lum ber ya r d A complete Une of - ir a m in g P in e ■w ? -v * ■ tomorrow, Form al announcem ent o f this, S m ost distinctive the |w reported dueling contests have been-known yement over to_ loae the ends of their noses , without a whimper o f pain, lous hinnl.l to elicit enyj w ■ - citizen o f Sanford will visit Sanford Two-Sport Star The Price la Right SANFORD . ' * believe that every ms of. the the 8tanfey Cup, emblem o f world *uo ai- supremacy In the Ice game, bo? cornea the objective of hockey dub9 in the United States: The -btars last donor o f the cup was a former ? of JP™r Governop-Gener*J o f Canada and it h®9 never been held by other than [?erbVq»nin c * nNu» » . teams. The present ! bo,l ' « ! ? ’ wor*d champions are the Cougars Hir?» Fin of Victoria, British Columbia. . , Buaton entered a team in tho Nad i ^ . d f HeA* m e**y L««*ue last year, •etuni nl- Th® «P ® rl« n « t proved aqcceisful vnina onen M . W * W j * New York and !k o f S i it*«bur9h followed. i Fqf many years hockey has been mtcla ohero pj'?,c,d .ln v» r>°us parts o f the Unltirgc extent State* and especially In tho isive rnonn fringe touching the Canad also fig- ,T Bn norite. ftce* msnv NPf 9<i j on8 "SO. seven player* N before P°n,lUutod the official W e y I was no ‘ cam-2 o*l. point, cover-point, cenlut s terse SfJ* r,*bt wih*. left wing, and' Prosenting Charlie R ogers,. star I with a TOV?rBut fourteen men elut- uarter and malf-mile' rtinner of tie University of Pennsylvania. He’s expected to bring in many points for the Red ana Blue dur­ ing the coming track season. Rog­ ers is also a star football player, being one of the be»* backs Ptopn >d faded u-. .4- ami-S f e ^ 1 In the InlUri contort <rf t1» •••- frequently ended In a goal. f c J ? Co«h Cecil W »bM. .h ff Thompson and Block as guardi •ltd Rood defensive work, and wert j "fth e wTntlJ^ar* hufntetby 21 instrumental In breaking up many fliy s of the visitors who played Ctrried well and Co-ordinately, but wer* Team H um Ctmnelgti '’o ro*tch fqr the locals. Last Year, V i Prime at guard, and Green n This Year, B forward starred for Winter Park _ . Tho Line-up Sanford <21) CLEVELAN DS King (captain) forwart —The same squad w Spur ................ season of forwan' the American Lsagt Cottlngham center 1925 in Cleveland « form s w ill r*j t" S nt the local high school audi>« pennant Thompson . .. guart' arrr them through .. guarr ight of 1928, Preside [? ° playing throughout the game mnl said. - .•£ I J H % £ andenthusiasm, that No new men have been acquirM Sallowed no room\for defeat, the d since the curtain- fell last Oelocala had things their Sway from t>ber with the veterans In sixth ft i f f opening whlsllannd never for tlhce, but manager Trie Speaker 4* I a minute wo* their victory threatdunks his club has eliminated much >1-1 *n*4 . >tV\ , i *1 had ball from Its system In the **M Captain King and Spot- at forlast two veara and should hurdle ~ tO l a .1 ----- — two, possibly three or four posi­ rter the tions this year. , ; a baskOf the 30 men ordered to report tial lead Jl E sss! a O vardrafts -. Unites States mwm, �» n- - - - - - . . . . . — — j — ■ — ;:..r -.| - . „ m r i fr 1 - Vt vlbIMa , “ t 1 . * w. FLORIDA HAS JUJ FLORIDA IS SIMP In the Central Section” o f Florida 5>rv OGER W. BABSON, noted business forecaster and statisti­ cian, spends considerable pf his time in the “Suin'Parlor State” and knows its values and possibilities as few men do. Mr. Babson has been widely quoted from the expression of his views concerning “ The Florida of Tomorrow,” because it is generally conceded that his forecasts always have been ex­ tremely conservative. It was not about Mount Plymouth he referred specifically in this remark, '‘The most demand a t- present is ior flow er priced homes selling complete for about, eight thousand dollars in small communities near a lake with water and electricity,” —but it does fit the Mount Plymouth development so much like a hand in a glove that the statement very appropriately might have been pointed directly to R fflTf'OUN T PLYMOUTH today offers homeC /K I seeking investors an opportunity to ride to prosperity on a wave of national pop­ ularity, which never before has been equalled in the history of any land. ' .t Call it speculation if you wish, or gamble if you must; the assurance of rapid growth and enhancement of values is just as certain here as a reasoning person could expect from the pur­ chase of any intangible thing. 'it is safe because it is sound. It is sound be­ cause it has safe, conservative, successful men at the helm. r The land was secured by purchase outright. The development is not a pantomime, but a •reality for it is actually under way. Streets •are* being graced and hard-surfaced now. A magnificent club house is in course of construction. An 18~hole golf course is being laid out by one of America's foremost golf architects. An artesian well already complete^, supplies water in greatest abundance. Foliage and flowering shrubbery is being planted along the magnificent boulevards. A wonderfully well stocked lake with 4l/2 miles of shore line almost centers the property. The Atlantic Coast Line Railway skirts Mount Plymouth for 2Y* miles. So indeed Mount Plymouth is not a panto­ mime, nor a dream, but a most substantial reality. ?iv iM o u n t ^Plymouth For this new townsite develop­ ment undoubtedly will be popu­ lated with just such folks as Mr. Babson has in m ind: the producers, the home-lovers, the thrifty pleas­ ure-seekers,— for t h e y . really are the "salt of the earth,” Situated in the highland section, in the very midst o f the great citrus - growing belt, surrounded on all sides by the most fertile and productive cultivated lands and accessible to a score o f thriving towns and cities, Mount Plymouth surely has everything within or “Speaking o /' the state as a . adjacent to assure {ts f u t ur e whole,” says Mr. Babson, "J be­ . ' .V - ' lieve that during the next fe w • growth. '. .yezis Florida will offer the great­ Climate, altitude, health, recrea­ est opportunity for money making tion, prosperity— all combined in of all the states in the country.”’ one precious inheritance for gen. e rations to come. Right again J ^ There is no doubt in the minds of those who have traveled widely and observed closely but that Florida, and s p e c ia lly the "solid central section" of Florida, is des­ tined to become the richest region in these Unitdd States, ' It was just such foresighted,' widely traveled, highly successful and observing business men who chose the location for Mount P ly­ mouth. O f all the available lands in this state Comprising ,millions of acres, they were unanimous in their selection of this property, because of its natural and con­ tributory advantages. Mount Plymouth is a modern townsite devel­ opment, consisting of business lots, residence lots, lake-front lots, and lots fronting on golf links. You will buy them now for a very great deal less than others will pay a few months, perhaps weeks, hence. Terms; One-third cash, balance over a period of two years. ■ ft • I ' ’ £■"* -■ u ,/•■ ps.r. n : f ■ J& V' *WI» f fl•■ 1 - f . • ■ Sanford A gent: V A L D E Z VALDEZ HOTELS ~ H. APMINGTQT * > r .•HSVtlT'.s;. • vm M m : mmm �•* m. m SA a ...r nd all otn .r pi .t 'W m m Bnnforit o*c v \ - Y, ( S «lTSC,7«t <■ ' . .*f. K T■ ■f 1v •*: \ .*) i/%>fkwu, -j fV - -.V ^ 'Tc'ifielr'B o w r ' n i o f C om p lain t in u n ed to .frivadtt statin* there aro S | jS K ~ r ~ i K j k i f j g S S S S7.‘i’ow* "<i. W . tlnlton'- Anna Low t o n ., Sarah W«> . r .11 0W*1l7_ K . O. “ r ' c , McDqk ; It "runner. ^ .m n m ^ ^ CMcjIcVrU L W A ld b ill h a v in g Prayed fo r ^atV^UVO -ervice aa . net .aid [ture tpid Into >polis ju .ny V. ^SpM ^K e^m lahrtir^i c n s n -W . B aldw in, and Jto*e <3. A - H olton. HnrrjCrum pier. n o lto n . r —^ --- J . ‘ H arrell, B e b * e m iy ! Jan. or plans property. located In Sem inole Cnutilore than ly , F lo r id * . to -w lt : T R A C T 1. instruction W eal q u a rter of N orthw est Daytona qu arter o f SoOtheasl u n a tter or Section ». Tow nahlp St South fear with o f R a n g e 29 Kant- . timing one T ltA C T ' Florida T he N orth b a it o f th e North* jpio Cities Inning of ea harhor era claim State. 1,000 acres ind proapletkm of rrala arc tie city’a [estimate >at lenst i by the have becwnys iiy the thi . king a [Halifax one to and the rill total rlcd on hidings, of ten than ences i* of the rd under nber of ihugo fd. Stel—The tie Highin DaySpirted in to be er $1,000,Us Halifax Y. M. C. * ’ _T ZA on which [Spring, [instruction Ejected and eon na the |Rome hope will be $.160,000 at Daytoch has been difficulty [irmtcrinU. begina to ive a, real •fore long, forimda/1 said it of tho |certain to (f the leadefore 1030. back now put up eaat' quarter o f South W ert q u a r­ ter o f Southeaat quarter of Section 10, .T ow n a h lp 31 South «r R a n ge 29 K. A ls o th e N o r t h --weet q u a rter of Jhiutliweat quarter o f S ection 10. T o w n ship Si South or R ange :» Haul. , TltACT I. ;• N o r t h 'h a lf o f th e . Nnrtheaat quarter o f the Southeaat uuarSectlon I, T ow n ah lp *1, South ‘ ,f UUn8° T ltA C T f. All that p a rt o f the S orth ilirre-iju arlor* or tno Southeaat quarter ■Of Southeaat qu arter lying W ?*t o f the W ek lva n tv rr In S erllo n 9. T ow nahlp II South o f IlanirA 19 E «»t. , T ltA C T 6. North th ree-q u a rter* o f N orth eaat quarter o r Houtheuat q u a r­ ter o f Section 9, T ow n ah lp 21 South o f Ita n e e fa^ K**t. Sanford residents know Sanford property. T h e y are quick to appreciate 1 real estate values here in S in fbrd . T h e ir con fiden ce in the future o f San- Southwest q u a rter o f thn aouthwret quarter and BDuthweat quarter o f anuthraat q u arter o f Section 9, T ow n ah lp 31 South Hunge 33 Kaat. T ltA C T 7. . Norihenat q u a rter o f anulhweat quarter Ire* seven acre* nrrnM In « square In tho ortliw os* cnrnrr. and the southenat q u a r­ ter of aouthw est quarter. Ie»a tw o and’ o n e-h u tf aerea In a aqunrn In, the n orth east corn er of Section 9, T o w n sh ip t t South of ltonge 39 Beat. TRACT A North h alf ’ o f the northeast ipiarter atm tho N orth east q u a r­ ter o f N orthw est q u a rter o f Section It and the n orth w est qunrtrr o f N orth w est qu arter o f Section IB. T ow n sh ip 21 South o f R an ge 19 Kaat. . ’ nnd ihry uro h ereby required to nttpear on tho 1st day o f F ebruary ry A. 1». 1926, th o _____ sam e *b e in g Ruin om plain t fit Hny. to the BUI o f C C................ ed agalnat them In th is cause, and R la fu rth er „ .tl o ltU N R l’i n that a co p y n f thla O cd tr,b e publlatied on oo n w eek fo r Ql •• ! * l * ( . '.Ui *1 "V • ford w as displayed at the opening o f L o ch A rbor. T h e y cannot b e per4 ( , , ,* * i* ■,: r suaded to invest their m oney w here there is no likelihood o f adequate re­ turns. Neither should (he tourists w h o have com e here to spend the win.4 ' . ■i ■' 4 \ * ter mottths. T h ey should be guided b y the indorsement of Sanford in ­ vestors, and L och A rbor the city’ s forem ost developm ent has the indorse • # / ment of these shrewdest local investors. I ■ «rT K 3 S S H , M « 5 t i V ' p » 2S & In Hnmlnole C ounty, t’ lo rld a ; that another co p y o f thin Order b e poet* ed nrt tho Courthouao d o o r n*. Banford. Sem inole C ounty, F lorida, 1N; W ITNiytH W H E R E O F , I have h ereu n to set m y hand and o ffic ia l seal this 2nd d a y o f January A. JD ^ - C Court, Sem inole County. R y: A. M. W E E K S, X>. C. T h e Country C lub Entrance S ection is n ow op en for reservations, for \ ______ . ' ! * . mal announcement of the opening w ill b e m ade at $n early date. Remem* ■ . , * . , * .' ’ . * «V\ i•t; *, . Reeldeut o f Florida «lnoa U l i Referancee: First National Bank. •. ber the first section sold out on opening day. b e assured o f ch oice loca* *. •* i . i j . H. HUTCHINSON n t i L mwvAvm 111 West First Street Phona 4TB Member of SAN FORD. FLA. Florida Stats Florists Association. m tions b y making your selection now . WE H A V E THE BEST UUYS cmeuir •ACREAG E F LU im tA , )i i: r n t v . BUSINESS H O M E S OK T1IR lifctlAR hand. Com H. Hamj . r. m ii . tri.lun tv. . llaldwln. -.*?*>■, Cuurac lid UIII, I. |i|* Iran A. Hoi. lllctl IJ. ,> ’t ‘/turiy / 2 7 Vc\k [ez Reel! i y ( i ) "Ha v**3l Vdltil f Ht 'rl I‘in *111 l f » A. lin o’. Crump lluheriH J PAINS ILwtToo ' A d fitcd w d It O w rsa 8. ► wrnea: j SEMINOLE COUNTY i \ \ % best buys; -v?ii hirtcen month* dreadful pa la* ..i* Uy aide killed tna I land a U y same* f *t a time, I I just dragged *0, 10,15 and 20 acre farms in cultivation. ‘ Some-of above Iso * l8e* property on Lake . ;, ! S , * on. Lako ■ V M S IVU- 1• U d iM L iZ ju * X .T Y . :• 7 V 1 «f j i j y : v pi:. s S p l f f r . ' i » " f TOt V* �S' v * V n~ ............. ■ » hum i W * RDAY, JANUARY 16, 1926. -f*t; B U IL D IN G M A T E R I A L S We Have Ample Stocks Right Ndw of — GYPLAP. — WIRE FABRIC. -^CEMENT. ' !'■|fc1 — PLASTER. — LIME: / — SHINGLES AND ROOFING —ASPHALT. . ■ _________----------- L _______ G. U. STUART Quality Metal, Efficient Service, Correct Price. Telephone 111 Plans if You Need Them. Oak and Third Sts. Phone 303 * .r toward making it a real home aJ| savb you money. A: R. P L A T !, IVtsidi L • FIXTURES OF DISTlNi 112 First Street » ; COM E ON -• ' J „ „ , ‘4|i m j r, ‘V#** i CAN PLUM1 BE HAPPY f ' Ji LETS BUILD A GREAT CITY WE A R E It lakes a long time, money and lots o f it lo build great cities. A city-wide, co-opcrntivc spirit is also necessary; 1 ' •2 . Wc have both. BECAUSE W E HAVE NEWS FOR THE PEOPI] SANFORD ' • NEWS THAT MEANS HEALTH & HAPPINESS 1 GENERAL CONTRACTORS' * ' •y m \ can incorporate in a building tjJ] MIRCH L. FOX WELAKA BLDG. The purpose o f our co-operative plan is to provide a home for your family. Start now to put your money to \&>rk with that end in view. Cook Brothers talk over the many electrical toa. BUY PAINTS AND VARNISHES THAT HAVE A REPUTATION. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. PATTONS SUN PROOF PAINTS MEASURE UP TO THE GOVERNMENT S P E C I F I C A ­ TIONS. PAINT, BRUSHES, DRY COL­ ORS AND W ALL PAPER. SHERTMETAL CONTRACTOR .i . - i ’ - L ■’1 VV ’ •I - 1" i|■ ** •V 200 Oak Avenue. C ontem plate Building Allow us to o ffe r our services to y0 Q u a lity and Service JAMES H. COWAN C H A S E C O M P• • A •N Y 7 l —. If Y o u A r e Building A . WE USE TONCAN AND ARMCO IGOT IRON -------------------------------------------------------- : ARE LOWER Estimates Froe Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co. A PERSON CAN NOT BE TO PARTICULAR ABOUT SOME THINGS, ESPEOLA L L Y TOE SHEET MET­ AL WORK TIJAT MUST ENTER INTO THE CON­ STRUCTION OF THEIR HOME. ;—SHEET ROCK '^ We are making loans on homes, improved business property and apartment houses at 7 percent interest. **V# ,« t .SANFORD, FLORIDA Lets talk over your program. • • i\a o n K t. &V |R\ r- v t * \ ' \ J.H JACKSON T elep h on e 693. , • .it, .« ' ' v., • '* s . ;. . , ' - *• v • Sanford.Buildm g &-L,oan;A ssociation •• Wc have ft habit of doing things right. >1 'J > . ) f-* / * V ' SAM JANUARY ltitli A Homesite FI J b t 2 , \h ^ ■ # T O BE CONTINUED-m TU IS over Twenty-five Million Dollars, T O TH E PEOPLE! * S a V T Representing Jefferson Standard L ife Insurance Com­ pany mid the Cnlvcrt Mortgage Company, with assets ic k a n d T l R iT D O F L I V I N O I N • — • OTHER. P E O P L E £ MOutSi J ty A N T A RO M S OP MY O W N r -J D o n 't W o r r y A b o u t Building M aterials / OH 16 T H A T .jp/ A W E L L / T ’H A D _ j ) ( E N O U G H DOUCHE /S A u E P U P F O R > a F ir st -in - paym ent CN a HOME L A ST j YEa^ a n d Yo u / > IN S IS T E D O N / , .H A V IN G - A C A R / j W e will get it regardless difficulties and cost. W e are using every agency possible to keep S anford^ building % , ^ i i * «': - > -‘ t * / program unchecked. %lf |i / '' t' ;. n# 1^: ; , - •* ; ; • ( • A t jf V A v ; •' Af* * ' Ikt f i j t L ,* t. ft vj T h e co-operation of other dealers in-building riiaterials t , .* « to this end should give added con fid en ce to prospective Signify your intentions of , iv- .« £ S S w k '<'' h om e in Druid builders w e carry the stock rem em ber the m otto hom esite absolutely F R E E ,/ Build the home first; the luxuries will follow. The cutting-out of non-essentials Is usually the only method of economixing needed to finance the * building of a home. . , After that home is built, the increased efficiency j with which the household budget has been distributed often rae*nu that the automobile, the vacation; trip, — those luxuries you’ve neycr- been able afford— ..r e now within r w * . " City Lumber & S. A. Pi HUDGINGS, Manager /M - - , “SAFS" . l,. Courtesy and Quality S". 1 ,V . 1 W eal Third Street .u -f v ir-L Construction to start not later thanj 1926. Prove it for yourself. Lct ua he]p y°u■ rig • ■ �m y THE 6 oth ? : jB t e S F ^ tf.b“« v 5 ench o f W * „ I N o r lh 'w a a t Q> u til* ,. iim erc* ha p*rt jye to onalble *t apd g ro w n dependent _ferred to I ch a ra cter. dent, in a iu tn tx - ,ed picked feed. The a m an n er ( with little Jk- produced f inches in burg citi* on how ave made cres. resident i in blackthat he the her* t the sum- .O P THE in ctriT 111 BKWLXCKHV. Tw enty *ae van-rod fo n y .f t k b jo d a t leas .the Went thereof. . and each o f. you . a te thi fo ? r P required to a p p ear to Klin In th l* .cam . JJk m . ^ i r„ ; .o m p lu tn - . vs- ■j )• t a t l o h , m , i'J i\.nr 2 H s b .. th u t'j* & M W l nvtlviMT tt*forp SSu iurli ut tnt* C o m ' <*i Hij11 wit t'onfassd „,4iv*r" ocntly . th«Jr to It. [fV V ff Taylnr, Jr.. „.. Sarah *£l f K .A th9T» malt* (t n * w « . to th t TJalltrr. Jam .* A. W a tk <*>r, ttfljV f c o m p l"'" * « h l b l t M » K » l» * t ok n.r'” V"V. Henirphcr-ft. Annie b , i in thl* '*»*•- -'*'•■•'"• h ln h 'J ^ ' i ? ',nr>' ?.• ^ 'h ln uml M agT°.u. JD r^rA iar'onlereit th a t t h l a n r - 'SHheph^rd, Xll- AIU.ii amt ju.i,!I t .'- ‘ "r t fi .lJouKhn ;le y C hari— ... , „ . , r r. r . o n e r rn ch Nellie A. IIarrold, his wife, HV&tTNHHH- hit .hand^iiiul th * ncnl .Itarrold, nnd each o f them If living, ami I? n l W O H I t O ttM 0I ‘ h/ Hf\ f.n,h dead. all .parties claim in g Interest Jurtlclnl c ir c u it Of th * Rtate o f K lor- ,ln the lands and prem ises hrrelnida! in and to r HrmInale C ounty, on under :th* ogtd.Mpsih le tin tnd d n y o f J a n u a ry A. D. e*- VJ." 3,e*c,r,bwl T aylor. Jr.. A nn ie L. W alker, TW*. \rV V i F V uJ £ B irth F. Hfowne! k ■nniTnT.AHH DOUOLA88, Shepherd. Annie M. Shepherd, ___ C ircu ____ it —C>ui. ourt - ............. o r .t h e If. C. C lerk o f iho w lta, Henry C. Hhenherd. Henry S eren ih Ju dicial C ircu it o f F lo r ­ ,k in .S nd « • » * » • E- A lkln. his ida. In and fo r fiem ln ole C ounty. vSleA w ife. A ith u r D ougherty. Isaac a . •13}*r«k Stanley if. Mahan. Oliver CfiEAU B y . ^ w eek s. . M. M^than. Charles 1L, Foil ter, W nL tar H enry H arrold. N ellie A. Ilars p E N C E M ** Tim i i i t o n and e a c h 'O f ‘ them, H o W to ra Mid o f Coun*a f o r t h ® rw iso; and all uth■C om plainant. . ited In ink land and Jan. 3-9-19-31-30 prem ises hereinafter described: It appearing by th e aw orn .Dill ,o t Complaint In thla cause, that you. and each o f y o u ,-m a y he in­ terested In thnt certain lot. piece s i s s ? o r. parcel o f la n d -situ a te In Sem i­ nole County. F lorida, and described i V c i i A J i c - o s follow s. to-w|t: 2legInnltig nt 't h e Southwest ****'* Halt IS Q s l f l T itle corn er o f the Southeast Quar­ F IIE D T. W ILLIAM S. C om plalnont. ter (S E K ) o f the Northeast Quarter (N K U ) o f Section T w o ( I ) , T ow nship T w en ty (SO) ft C otonlaatlon Co., Ltd., a llqutSouth, Mange TW i-nly-M ne (JO) dat*fl~Torpo ra tion . et a), D efen d East, run thence East T w en ty * fttfc Cltatlnn. T o W illia m A le x a n d e r Huchnnnan. liq u id a tor o f F lo r id * Land ft C olonisation Cat. Ltd., a c o r p o r a ­ tion: all- fo rm e r otock h old era o f > r Florida Ijtn d & C olon isa tion Co.. Ltd., If liv in g . and If e ith er, any. o f nil or said d efen d a n ts he dead, in alt pnrtles cla lm ln h Interests us hire, devisees, leg a tees, g ra n tees, nr other cla im a n ts o r o th e rw ise u n d ­ er the fo llo w in g d ecea sed d e fe n d ­ ants. to -w lt! W illia m A lexan der Tiurhannan. liq u id a to r o f F lorida Land ft C olon isa tion Co.. Ltd., a corporation: a ll fo r m e r sto ck h o ld e rs o f Florida Land .C olon isation Co.. Ltd., or oth erw ise. In npd to the follow in g d e scrib e d lands, altunte. lying and b ein g In th e C ounty or Seminole and State o f F lorid a , m ore particularly Ueoorlbed as fo llo w s. hi ■ .iiOij Btf.-#(fcrftfftii w*HI .be entered aiga o il to S t y s . t e i i . ' . ' nta tn and to the above d escribed tract tr of land. < ■IT 1 8 FITUTHHJR O H PB H E D that this O rder lie published one* a w eek fo r fou r con secu tive w e e k s In th e Sanford Herald,’ a n ew spaper pub­ lished .in Sanford, flem lnote C ounty. Fhirlrta. , ■» MON) and ■tc • (Seal iprt 'An Clerk w f o f fiemlnola E. D. C/ ft DOYLE, w j i j j o n .HToi Solicitors for nta. ^ 9th. i« t h ; Publish January 13rd, fOth. sr--1 m il .o f Complaint land invulVf Monday, the 1 * 1. day o f Kabruary. any o f iho *1 b . 1999. the iM n . M in * a It r«rh and «v ___ C ourt,-)aV.’fh .^ . . p a y .. o_.f thla Court, at the placca of i CII H o u»* r in Sanford. JMmtnld* County, th» Com pi----------rlda. an d -in default thereof. De* JS " tilled eauae. and tr e ei F I’ ro Confeaao •♦III Srlll - be entered " I S ranch, partleo. natural o r . a g a in *! ^ou, aald cause brink * «uH t John 1«. Branch, or Infant, absac n and realdrnt, clalml D la th erefore OiOerrd thnt thl- \V1 r.w < W ^ lorS H O L D m iL‘ C. Intereata In Ik n oilce be pubHohad In the Sanford W lW N .,H O lS H O L D B i thla ault. aaht I ;tw j . . T o: Herald, a newapaper publlahed In , SoHcltora fp r lj>mp bem lnol* Count Sem inole County. F lorid*, on ce a Jan. I, t . 19. t3 and 30 IcNatt, Thom bed o r fo llo w * .-« orvpthIfrtiwn, dc* | Ik W * « The N n r t i T e m L a f t . r o f t h . to each HouthWeat Q u *rt*r o f HactlOn r# .t ,^*l*..'th ea ■ >4 W»*lum<a . whom* and every the ra .p a*rln i tfl. Tow nth Ip 10 South Hangp tow n, and la v»n nama* and unknqwn. ■JQUma - h » Kaat. any pcraoni* nr person any inrtrcM o r tnt*r«Mx u t o - ' T he South.net Q uarter p f tha parincrnhlp o r gold c o .p a h ers; To •- Nnrthweai Q u arter, o f S ection Poarnqk. H u m ft W fr 4 " »«. Tpwnehlp 10 South, H ang* pnration, and Hllllhl' _ s ’nriwr'rv S3 East*, . ------ Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. and !t appearing from tha sw orn Blit o f Cumplalut hutuio filed that xlat Easy Repayment Plcn y o u and each o f y o u m a y etalm • ‘ - a .v ' j . to all aome righ t, title or internet In and 1 l o the property herelnalm va d «Office In new Mcrrlwealher Building ns ciafmlnjr anr at under lu ccra - acrlbed: -■i- Above cqrpqratlo otdera, It la th ereforo O IlD R n K D that W H r h o n a 611 — . t,~ C n j f , r-f j . 3 -x tt r*»- rr-tt ...... you and each o f yo\i b e and ate otk erw lae; hnd to all Ing any IntcrMt or fn'.thk heraby required to appear t o the . — —^V the gal CiSSMS *•StfiSSS m S ite erT'SWfssBirfjf rftratH sra q il. p D. W . Currie. El*" A l. D#f NOTICE W)* . . . . KNOWN DF.FBND. T H E STATE O F “ . D. W. C U RRIK his w ife. J. W. HATL ------ H A T F IE L D .-his AND l)N •dMW McDHlDR. J. T. HOLDEN and ------ HOLDEN, his ................. LILLY. K. M. \S I" c n a ^ JA' ^ / o m a ^ 1 c. C. BROW N, If W . MORAN, and T v 'i ' Com fortable Pullman Busses A r e O perated Frotn M by the * B. L ft FLORIDA’S FORBMOST DEVELOPERS So that you. may see and appreciate the investment opportunities o f Florida’s greatest city, busses will leave the Seminole Hotel at Sanford for Tampa, every morning at 7 o’clock. Other accomodations are provided guests by the Hamner Organizatioi$$ij T w o Story H ouse in G o o d L ocation / - - *i jmpt rn a i s t u b r .t n c r iT o o t n v r ’o f t u b ---------------------------lUttAL C lttC U IT n "V a OF F L O n iU A . TN CM A g . C. M. Dunn, Com plainant. H ave Client ,C,The North H a lf o f th e S ou th w esl Q uarter o f the S ou th w est Quarter o f S e ctio n 3. T ow n sh ip JO South. lin a g e 30 E ast, nnd to any nnd all person s w h oso names am u n k n ow n , cla im in g any right title or Interest tn and to the let n). lands hereinabove d escribed o r any part or parcel thereof.It Is hereby ordered that you nnd it ml wife. Christian each o f you be and appear b e fo re j r E. W il­ our said C ircu it C ourt rtt the Court ton, whose House at Hanford, F lorid a , on ll>» rn: W illis 1st day o f F eb ru a ry A. D. 1916, and -H orns. then nnd there m ake a n sw er to the I unknown; hill of com plaint exh ibited against you In this causa. It Is fu rth er o rd ered that this jun* Is un_»ry one o f order he published In T he R nnfonl lilts. If llv- Hernld. a n ew spaper pu blish ed In f a l l of snhl Hanford. Sem inole C ounty. F lorida, ill pnrtles once each w eek f o r fiv e c o n s e c u ­ a. devisers, tive weeks. WITNESS m y hand and th e seal jth rr rlalm ftb e fo llo w - o f the C ircuit C ourt o f the S e v ­ la, to -w lt: enth Judicial C ircu it o f th e finite fw lfe.---------- o f Florida. In and fo r Sem inole name la County,' on th is the 2nd d ay of ,/llson and January A. *>. 193JL, hose Chris- (first) V. ET DOUQLABS. Clerk o f the C ircu it C ourt of W illis W. ------ Horne. the Seventh J u d icia l C ircu it of unknow n; F lorida. In : and fo r Sem inole County. 1* :\A» a ■ J f . W E E K S , D. C. and to the" 1 ►BNCKRfc DIOHTON. |nd, situate. S o licito rs nnd o f C ounsel for County o f the C om plainant, J. H. JACKSON Jf * ,'v 1 f.. You are invited to write to the I have forty lots listed in Bel-Air, which can be bought at a bargain. i .1 B. L. HAMNER ' Can give good terms on any of them. Let me sell you some good income property. . i ail for further details ' * " ■) .- ^ e t , Tampa ; K A R L J. S C H U L T Z — HEAL ESTATE— INVESTMENTS ' ■ >S — -------- * ■■— 1— ~~ ■ n>" — 1 ' ' • ’ ^ _____ 2 ______ 4 Phone 744 7 --------- — .- t * ** »H«# r -9<#- '•** I*W* * ■*** »T(I4 n . . ' *w— I G06-607 First National Bank Building W. F. H0LB0RN, Sales Manager. 'fit ?? ? i&M Y O U SEEN f r. cam absolute safety “ Amid Majestic Pines" ■JiJ * Mi| wV - r5 J, - - if.- »__*r f .rk - r . ’f WHffP* • A re you one o f the many investors w h o had the vision ; and foresight to invest in previous developm ents o f ]The v *' -f .M g Z J g !*• ' r, I , ^ > * .* ■> * i • Britt-Chittenden R ealty C om pany? If you have npt, you still have a treat coming to you^, «i ■ for. here is ohe o f tile country's most beautiful spots, and destioned, through careful restrictions to be one of Regardless of whether or not you have bought in (Pirie Hurst, Pinecresti pr some other Britt-Chittenden D e v e l­ Greater SarifoW’a most desirable home communities. opment, w hich a fe w dollars irtvested then means tod ay , the foundation towards independence, surely the prp- Naturally a, beauty spot o f the entire district. M a n has entered into the spirit and is doing much to enhajjge to enrich this wealth o f natural beauty by adding high cla ss *-. gress of these .developments w ill gu ide your mvestntent il I 4 Vl.Si *iT in Druid Padc. improvements, that will be in keeping with the entiret '~development. t>>? * . T a k e advantage today o f the opportunity offered ydu in **t ■% "C.. . " •' 1 1 *r . J1 -- - th e 5 e c o n d Unit o f D ruid fcark. Reservations are h. o w We would like to show you this desirable home-spot. Salesmen with comfortable autompbiles are always at being accepted before the opening announcement is t* s i your service. v. < f f " it i I ' ■ » - , • r- •i M & R S E k g fi ^ i • * .!/«.•* *- . I il'. iK L -V a*. Vjf. A .^-.' • ,, 3> ...Aik.'* 1 ■ V. . ‘ rSi 1ia. ■-a*J *T *- ■' , . < y ., /A v - ” t r~j * .• *i'.V-' f1 •' . s iL 'i a lF ' ,• -80 - > M i . j ( r .F l . j , ’ ■'sM . I .-V ^ 3 ? V i A n '.y f c i 3 fa J *> -- - *, „■* v « f >-;‘ JL.CUJ ■;f r.y* ->.,» f»Ww9*7,jg. % : M V. . a • . a. 1 J* i ’..-Jr a,*'T4%/' , v 1 tpp - ?: V.l! �q u n ricr British Mcdi- partroont- uf Justice, John U. Lott, n »peels) assistant t o the nttorriey S ^ t i pinctnre-proof test fox ikeriheSs, bas already struck a general dinclosed Friday before the Committee. t f I F X -'.os* •' a # .Vaj»;.• 'Seriate. Judldnry .*~.. . m*, . *■■■■■ AV *' omc o f '-the- younger. rttjfmtora The cotton plant gives off a fiflr MTftpplng'all tHO old-tlmn similar to one found in ^"Vtach i* Walking « airtight substance herring brino.Jjiat attract* boll , .'pronouncing dliricult words weerifo ■ ' <. ' . ' ' tR/iciIKhV EXAMINATION* lii DodoUAHH, C ls r lr o f (b e pi Court. AenUiiuln County, Florid tho Court. H ou se in fls ^ fo n l. Ida, Oil* Snd day o f Jan. A. D.(K rai) V . B. llO C u liA f • Clark o f (Mrrult* Cot B y: A. M. AVBJiKB, t At P lU l'C K ItA llT . BOltcItor fo r Com plainant. enjamln ll. t>0I t l 1 i rou n d ,' If w i i r i h, . X ? ” R ' l f t l»her.l % MvIn* ' an d o f them a ro d e a d .'I J itn ic u i . illW T en roll w ith the cm rrrr jt t s a w M ff* * * sttra th v r are for clinging ^ I n s tr u c tio n . »■ of ttaKold to tg on. the o f ibolr proved* Worth. *■ board1^hM llW tW eii* tiymcians/' surgroTts. 'p ro aud polled co u rt' magisIt* aim Is to standard)re Complain iriess examinations ns conducted uy tho police so that cases A Y,FI»5p O ..L cW «8GUB n n d 'ld fl U • ■ g .;% fr .S S U S % g are many more bcautt- len in Engined^dar, than ‘t - i w court photographer, whose l .opiplopa art almost univcrsnlly re~ iaSacted.'Ho **/» that the riew ■tylea of hpir-dresting, tho shingle . and bob, have nothing to do with It. r - . “ I would lay that there arc at "least tt(ty 'classic’ beauties in Lon­ don society today,” he said, “and ut; least a down of ttiesu are Am•-.ertcan. girls married to English­ men.' Twenty year* ogo there ifaro only two.or three women in / London who .could bo called beau­ tiful. ; "TVidny, one secs hundreds of women who, whllo’ not' exactly beautlcf, arc pretty. Women nowaday* have more character, V,;hnd charoclor frequently mean*, ■ baauty nccordlng to modern stand'' . , Jw,aI.>VvlSii«s Sr'krmnt ee*r « r jW I* ' I f t n i q . A ndenrted, deceased, alt h e ir* . ler>ite**>.O evlsees o r -g r a n , jjsoA Op fu p n v r l *_*»>» Ram sey,- d e . rsaeedi -V olusia Investm ent C om napy.. n corp ora tion , and n il un­ k n ow n parsons, -heirs, devisees, learners o r gran tee*, rlolm in u » n y l ’ libllcatlnn, R espon den ts,* '* to * ; mw S v v >Va, •<'! ; M, CAROLINE ^M cftAE, st ah, I’ f *\ * : 4■' *, * >* d fj, ® !W ',S s rT r-i».r’« any o r all o r> M ld /& o fe tlW iifa i>t daad. to nil parties cla im in g intersats as half** devisees, legatees, gra n tees, o r .as oth erw ise claim - Humph, w hose Christian pom e li u nknow n, dr oth erw ise. In and fh the fo llo w in g daaorlbed land, s it­ uate, ly in g and b ein g In the t y ' o f tom ln ole* and State df Flow* Ida, ' mure* p a rticu la rly dehcrlhed a* fo llo w * , tn-w ltt- : i >One (1); a cre o f land In th e Routh- tlr.ularly located ** fo llo w s : lieg ln n ln g at a poin t on the South houniK ary line o f nald uuartcr— quarter s e c t io n .I io feet W eal p f the HtpiiKr east C orner th ereof; thence ru n n in g N orth fth Wet. thenco W est W n l i i d w ith said South boundary line ftp feet, thanre South paratlrl with thv first line 310 feat, (h en ce B ast a lon g said South bou ndary line SlO fe sl to the p oin t o f b egin n in g, co n ta in Inn one nr re m ore nr less, and to any nnd all otliar perrons w hose nam es are unknow n, cla im ­ in g an y righ t, title o r Interest In nnd to tha lands h erein above doncrlhed or an y part o r parcel th e re ' of. It la tiorepy ordered that y ou ,a n d each o f yon bo nn«r appear be for* ou r an Id c ir c u it Court at the C ourt H ouse at Hanford. Florida, hu the 1st d ay o f F ebruary A. It. lggs, nnd then and there m ake an sw er to tn* bill o f com plaint exhibited ngainst you In thla onus*. It Is fu rth er ordered that thla ord er be published In The Snnrcir-d H erald, a new spaper published Ip Hanford, Hettilnolo C ounty, Florldnl on ce r.aeh weak fnr fo u r con secu tive wrekH. WITNKHfl my hand nnd the neat o r the C ircu it C ourt o f the Seventh this democratic era, man is shorn Ju dicial ClrruIt o f the S la t* o f Flor> Ida, In nnd fo r Hemlnnle ( ’ Aunty, on b f his plumage and has but ono ttjls the !n d d ay o f January A. O. (B eal) V. B. DOUOLARR. C lerk o f Circuit C ourt. Semi* note County* Florida. , ' B y : A. M. W BEKB. D. C. V Mauser. W a flow and C dm enter. / S olicitors fo r Com plainant. , T ■. JatL. I, » , 1 » , f t „ H P ortlan d and AUDITS SYSTEMS JftckflonviHe, Tampa, Miami, m Palin Beach, Daytona OFFICE MACHINES lam deceased or 'operty t>elow d* min II. rou n d . 1 . W H W M T fa i l , L ' - - CENTRAL FLORIDA Oft s r x r r n A X D A G DIN a MACH INKS ASMS M w -s -T t * * Oeyyhel*«rs Mailt— Maeblaes llrbeU f aad I n w < H a s l TypewVtlere K w r y f l l s f 1* O ffice Maehlaee 317-318 Firet Nationn) ^ Sanford. Florida. S. G. -GRAY. RESIDENTMAI TU E LL& SMITH ■ •• •' O P F IC B MAtJIUNltfl ♦ <*•!!»• ifa lp »»< ^atiford. r.r,»?;r« is:usasradisk ai. ffliv.swfti'&tiiatesif . T o AlfreU T>,, LneVesniie e n d . Ida U I-eVesnun. hth w ife. Charleh 1VIm er a ll lielrs. devlRrcs, leaatees, a ran in es o f W in iom . O. Audenrled. deceased; ' i l l h eirs, legatees, dev> l*ee* nr a m n ie e s o f R obert I f.'R a m ­ sey. der«a*nd, V olusia Investm ent C om pany, n t'orpnlntlon. nnd all know n persons, heirs, devisees, « ra m ees o r l e i m t e f o f th e above nmed respon dents If thntf >or pnv of J h sm ,be itepd. nnd nil nernons hsfri n g nr n lsfm ln g any Interest In the land h e rein a fter deserlhedT sltuatrd In Hemtnnle -CnMifts-,’ < F lorida, nnd m ore p a rticu larly described as; 'T h e North ntm-half rN**) o f tho Nnrtlien-t n ne-uu srter fN i m ) o f the N ortheast o n e -o u s fJer (N B R ) o f Pectlon T h lrty fo n r (94) T ow n sqln T w en ty - . /TVj*t *I he Ka«l one-fourth of the Writ £of the Northwest quarter Of temithwent quarter and the it dnarlef' o f„ the Northwest _ • .'C h lh M e ii* * >V* / • T o M.', C arolin e M cR ae and -.hus­ band,-r-------- — McRn*. w h o Christian name la u n k n ow n ; G eorg e » . Runt- Ph**e IS3T, n rlssd o icw: .*4' •-aa*i ‘ (■a-1' 9 Banana, have, become popular as a training food with British football '- jplgyers., ^Profexsionnl J itfln tn o f nthletea have come out : ln favor o f th* Hjanana on ae:count o f tha readiness .With* which Mt la .digested and the fact that It contains n higher percentago of /calories than most other fruits. sombre uniform to fall back on— . . T- , v t *C- DOtNtt.A8». •FootbiU play®r».want, to avoid any C lerk of* the C ircuit C ourt o f the Hoventh Ju d icial Circuit- o f F lor*' ,ri»k o f ’Stuffing” .but during cold Idn, In nnd fo r Ketnlnole co u n ty . (HUAI.) account.*! farther o\ be published -Order o f P u blics! |n T he Sanford Me sp usbal i sah e^d Ii n? a8* “ ’ s s « County. F lorid*. once a w eek f o r ,r, P i f u u f il 'Southeast quarter) of Section Township Si. South, Range SO fcsa m loatloaa o f'K u c h e r s *fer nil >A pplican t* llianig an r o f S ection . 19. h. R ange 30 n a il, -fourth of. L o t .ft E#at q n tr tr r o f IX T U B CIRCU IT COURT O P T U B RRVHxrn >*fVBlTlQ4Tl I l l s hereby ord' and-the Eaal h a lf each o t , you d o a Say o f February, l quarter o f 8 e ci « sou th , n a n s * hill o f com plaint t w ork fo r fo u r con»ocut|*c . W oonimr.nclnf January Jud, f i l l h fiU rtdtC oU t - T he last o f the eastern Lafye Section A. M. W B K S, D epu tr c le r k . DBCOTTBH, HPBNCKR A M O H TO N Ho licit or h u nd o f C ount*) foe. the Coniplalnnnt. ■ aa mopy heat unit#..as possible. The.trtfnere maintain that before a footiufll fnntchV for Instance when the plkyorg are pressed for time Or betwMn 'Periods o f the game, .when they are more or lets^e*huusted; tho -bamma Is. the most tultablp food, especially, as It car.rits a guarantee that until Its .naturnl g^rmproof wrapper la led away it la frog .from con- Ilyt' Jail. 2-P-H-I3-30. v 3 NOTICR O F STOCK110l.DF.na MCKTING • T har* w ill he a m eeting o f the stork h old ers o f the Rank o f Oviedo. Of Oviedo, Sem inole County, F lorida, a t, 10 A 'clook, a. m., on the *»rd day bf January, lo is r s n ld m eetin g to be In the ban k in g r o o m s .o f said hank and fo r top. purpose o f e le ctin g „n hoard o f d irectors fo r snid badk for tha year lain , and fo r t i e transaction o f such oth rr tiusIneSM ■■ m ay-oom o , before sairt meeilnu. W itness my hand and • offlcliil signature, this 1st day o f January. 19JS. rnted Rauian composer, is ilg tho orchestra.at Holland 'Whtro maby, Russians who conaideroblo rank under the j. is. a ARnior.r,. ■C ashier o f the think o f Oviedo. , tiomby hls unusui mothods, C om pare the possibilities o f Marvani a w ith any offering in the er IndlcstcH »y L l i w t l n p a ll ,p o lo s C A N Y O U S O L V E T H IS ? Iif .tfthap days, of in ill houses And cramped flaf* tall men are In demand, ae huk- The above letters whan properly arranged form the name of a late President. Everyone sending In tho correct solution will bo awarded n beautiful lot,' alre 20*100 feet, FREE AND CLEAR FRO&f ALL ’ENCUMBRANCES, located In otto of our-new sub­ divisions b< ’eCn1 New York and Atlantic City. ’. I , . ' i ' - - * * <r • ." and yoi^ |re sure to see the real merit in this developm ent as an im * ' D -I-E -R -F -L -A -G -became a professlonnl mu alean only pfter t^e ^RuAslan/revolutlon. • i *• v ‘ - * ;» vV -J f . t t */ Compare^ the activity with any d e y e lo p m e n t.' C om pare the builc ^, * evXta r . •*•* .' r > - a4 ^ ' ^ f # *5L s* v * 1* **»■t " - ' - v k ' * . * ** constfuction-vvith’ any developm ent. A fte r you h a v e -d o n e this ‘ " •rtiW o fF E lt EXPIRES MARCH 15„ 1926, sure to b e better satisfied that M arvania is the place to make your invest Mmtim D evelop m en t Corporation iA lL m ) U u __ im itS fiS & S b ngs in which brevity ih e .fM s id irtfi competent livpr an cplnlon on 1 ... this gubject, Seymour Hicks, on the London and between." MUs Terris says that tfto UU man the tyre o f well ,over six Tcet— Reached the heyday of hla popular­ ity in tho decorative days of the 18th century. "A flhe fellow he looked 4n peruke, ruffles and » •w ord,"sh e comment*. "But In V : Will ’Gompol AUDITORIUM DaytonaTOaach, Wednesday; January 27th, 8:15 P. M A s a horhesite it is b eyon d com parison, Marvania .has n ow the thing Prince of Entertainers U ’ 1. ' ’ To'inH s'at’clng and hearing him would be a calamity/ One of the great drawing attractions of the season. * 1Vicos t'l .00 to 18.00 Plus t a x /* . AUVnnce Mall Orders Given Recognition. v Phone 989 Seats on Sgla January 18, 9 A- M. arejonly prem ised in other developm ents. C om pare the surroundir Marvania with any other developm e nt and you are sure to select this spot to build your hom e. ; . *’ ^ The Development That is Really Developing1is the - ». T h e S e co n d S ection is n<3(\y being offered to the public. M ake to secure your site before the entire developm ent is sold out. ot«) on Park R. comer 11th Hornea Sell Aa Fast Aa Iluilt -ELECTRIC LIGHTS RUNNING WATER -TELEPHONES > - See Thla Beauty Spot 9^ >jt - J v'*;1 \ ** I * �in^ her int&aing husband, j D H O °K SV lfiI^Z Evolutionist. lO C IA T B D „cA ?<"|. P & i X d . ^ ; nft l I ^ l ! ? rV r'K,V1e cb»Pact«rUUcs si■S.TVssS ‘S iT & 't a his catinjf hsblU," because of hU on b 5 . r , , lT * nd Jam' ^ rvc<l . FORJ MBYRrtS^Connie- Mack f orb' b a a o b m U club 2 L i®2?! French, former f^ r a,V West rolnt, 7 ? ^ *n , ootfielder for the Athletics, declared here. w ™ f “ " dn] wood In the Sandnl Wood Islam},, ono o f. the Fiji Islands, had been exhausted ns when a bonfire in the front yard of her home ignited her clothing. TAMPA—The local police have been naked by Mrs. Edward Perry, o f this city, to assist her in locat- - w h e r e Se m i n o l e a n d o r a n g e c o u n t ie s m e e t “ All roJha lead to Rome:" con* yjrscly, no roads lead to Venice. However, an automobile rood is now being planned which will lend from Padua to Venice, and will form part of the Pndun-Mllan high­ way. Lovers of thlhgs historic groan at this modernizing of ro­ mantic old Venice, ve been in business "boosting Haitiand” cvej since 1921, our of an-active and Iendlngpnrt In; building values herefor our cu 1 clients. Let us sh ow Vou/^'pertibaln this ideal sectidn of We Solicit Your Busliuw REALT0R8 Office Next to rostoffkc— Phone 1210 J By T A Y L O R Maitland, Florida WrtoEe*, ke&HA’ 'l AH-HVlM s > to -8 o O H M V 1 -H 6 Hi*OOrt». , ViCU. ^ VJrtAT'STHE Phone 2868 BiaiDEA Orlando, Florida X “MINE” MY OWN 34 te. Pine SL, Orlando, Fla. SO U TH * tCAlLED AT THE \ tlEWT To TRY To SET »0\M MOMYOUMUST M6U6R TELL HIM- , PROMISE - HA-HA J K T hooaH T H E Sd Told HE ) 'AMD >="Ar To iE CAMS- r - V . ---- D IX U S U r G H W A Y 4 L ots on ter me •M 0M p The Jotos.l T oo J K uhl A venue to bo sold as one. They run from Kuhl to Orungc, and are situated between Michigan and llliana Avenues. 50 feet pn #uhl Avenge and 255 in depth.Price $210.00 h front fool. L ogw ood. D . J5. M ^ N A S C O III; AL ESTATE * REAL ESTATE *' * % ^ a r -y f ° M i\4 * 0 FLETCHER-BULGER J1 ---- Lfl-n fl.-L !•((* Florida., ■ REALTORS Phones 1768—2507 ■A * '* V ' “ fS -• -M * i ,*,» l»-r* .L .A *, 1», p i . : 1 ; ' .. * it f *d**«*i 1**p tip t a v ^V . 1# Ti.n. . See Us For Orlando Property Sanford Office—118# Magnolia AVe. «' .: WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS.PROPERTY .THAT, WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. *' '# • •/* Miller Bldg. ”"4j '>* V ■■:.*##* t T* Phona 740. BRALjfiSTATS REAL ESTATE Also Small Acreage •for Subdivision, Close to Orlando Many Listings of. Groves, Houses; Lots, Subdivisions, * Business Properties nnd .Small <Farms. Prices very * reasonable if you are looking for any thing in the above. l i e on beautiful LakeChnrm only one'mile from ■this is a wonderful orange grove subdivision l>le to Lake, Charm with one beautiful lot facing Itutiful lake, which will soon have a hard surface he bond money; is-nt^w ^bailable, ; * i* * • ,, rentm 1.3 Cash, Balance itt 6 and 12 Afonths. _ ____ ’ ■■ ‘i Jt.r *7'* •Nil. 12 Walking Bldg. . I i isider this the test subdivision that we have ofu's Beason and we know that here is.a chance for ne seeker as well as tn'd trivestdr torhake Aome d<iuickraoney. ^ LaherHardison Corporation de /aces on the hard surfatie road from Geneva do and is just out side o f the city limits of where things are happening. 7 • Orltndo, Fla. lota have twenty year old bearing orange trees, lgerine and grape fruit trees. r i• * ,f i 7»\ «t$!r t ' i f t i v Cal^ 2186, ask for a Representative to show you. 18 N,,Orange Avenue In Homes, Lots, Business Property ■:*,•JSs.■' V-. ■ j v ..■» ■ - 'i . ; • •• J j 'f [m < .* £ « $ » > 1• 1 t will nudee you a nice profit. n U k c Md Orange County1Acru. • »>• . ,*y*: �jfis t} 't y ; Increasing Real Estate On« hundred y«tr.i .ago, Fifth Avenue Now York City w«» « cow path, today' (t U tK* patent and most valuable Street In the world. .Ther* is no one telling the average American how real eatatVVilluW grow;* Mothers bringing children into the world, give Mai eatate' its value. rht on6 U.of the mV- by buyfnjr ! US a . . beat Himes in fhe* BEST70IT Y «1 riOi>l/ULi b».OH X' ! I ~H .?2R '.m d tf to h and all modern Improvements at (South and East exposure. : Price lo :City. Terms easy. R&dy tp oee£#y. 17 comer of Phlmetto and <3entral.' Lot*70. m wer than any other home of its kind 1 find.extreme! tp U0[ ail vised' irPe.80 ft. lot* These lots vfiil.be offered for next few days. Terms! nt cash. 10.per, cent Jan. 3pth, lO p^r cent Februaiyl d the balance.payable 10 per cent semi-annually. Brokers and salesmen protected for 9 % ,per cento mission, Soma property‘ in Denver, dol.,‘ which la now worth many millions of detlars. w t i .traded w i t h 00 In . return for a horse, Saddle and l/ffiJc, & Tha territory which cobiprlaeii the State of Pennslyvanl* was granted to WnruPertnlp payment of a peraorial debt of to t city In which to lij^ and hns the best people pn earth.. See— 116,000. " Increasing,and will alwayn Irvcreaae. m obo of ,the Realtors listed on.this Real Estate vain Buy real e»J$te ^ TH EH O W ARD CORPORATION KSTAB LU ttB D IN l i f e p a g e i n ifft . - Masonic Bldg, We have acquired^these hf^;gn< ifltedJota. Many peoplo hpve ;a^k ey,wrtl he on,the market. We havi & ft. lots, itad tWo 69 ft. lots. .R b O N e }■.' i », Realtors t #*L - * * ri ^ • 1 '* 4 ((An Association o f Realtors BONDS LOANS Indian M ound m j Announcements For 1926 ■ ’ fit $175.00 ^ 1 3 amL14, Block L, at . | , * MARVANIA ■eL % Lots 1 and 2 in Block 1 facing Seminole R oW vardi • cepted. • • . ( Vpry desjlfabie (pr residence or npartmenf house Bites, nnd priced below (he markets ■* j •* . *• . , ’ ’ Chosen by the first Americans bead RatUrai beauty, its.water, hunting ud] vpm'ages. Now being.made a bowal for your home. * .■ and English Colonials— Commodious nnd indivi­ duality supreme. •R. W . L A W T O N ' •_\ 'i. " Beautiful new homes--^pflWh; Bungalows Several advantages over, properties Ti&d for higher price......... . ........ ' *' c* ' •' f vr BnibChiUenden Realty Co., Inc. JOHNS RIVER prices decidedly low1—reservations •now being ac- $140.00 ....... . ON TlfE 'HIGH SHORES OFIf Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon— on ...W, First Street E liots 16, i f . Ita d '* : Block K This fs your chance, Among-our offerings of ‘Business Property j r * ■I1 and acreage unusual values, Are .found. The Davey-Winston Orgai 20^205 ’Meisch Building Sales Force: JR. \Y, LAWTON, J. M. ROCHE SALES AGENTS P . ^ """““Realto r s ft? up ~ ‘ Cl . 2 lO.East First* Street ’ OUR ADVERTISING I§ TRUTHFUL Magnolia At Second : ' IWVU|W4 J r'jd AND NOT SENSATIONAL P h o n e 708-709 LOANS Phone 48 u a .u , u. I Masonic Bldg. m<n> iljayi m U ia rti £ ..*> IN V E S T M E N T S W e Have the Best Investmertt in Sanford Avenue Property That Can'Be Fountf: For auto sales room or nice Apartments, both on Sanford Avenue. A 1Q0.fool) corner.for only $220 per foot. This Is-in excellent alto■ for an automobile display FJ .yr*‘ C i *• * frtr; ff+f f i 'V . A‘SV ' -* * » room and* garage* ij/ f t r •’ .»? ?* .. ^V •; • • First, 164 feet in block 10, comer of 8th.andean ford Avenue at $260.00 per front foot. 'v i:u., ’ *.•* " * n i s ™ * *“ . It will pay you ro investigate IhlsI n * 53 A cres Celery L a n d , p a r t cleared. A sk us about i t ' ,, Secondf7lC4 feet.opposite San Lanta, ebrrier of 16th and Sanford Avenue, at $100.00 per front foot' -r* *«v|. * t *’ , I.#et Ug. show you these two piece* of property," 1Uention and price cannot be equalled. *“ ■* ■ See. either Mr. Richardson or Mr. White. Tamiamiljh&nd Co. Roohi 3, Bdll building Phone 142 4 * } Wi*; \‘ \n ‘ 1* Sanford Office 236-38 Meisd Bithlo Office F^fth Avenl One Lot Magnolia Heights-4 gain. , Thirteen acres of Water frod perty—Atti*active Price. * **• , - * * Five-room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sal Property.' REALTOR ,• , Real Estate Investment % 236-23^ Meisch -Buildinl Firs] National Bank Building r - 6 - r o o m flata, with bath, facing 'E*»t ** S4 000 iS S BIv U ^h •***& , 60x117. doublfp^ *4,000 caph. !Now leaked to Dpc. 19^6 *at (90 •• .h r S ? A *»>»«. tween 10th and llth Strac; Un(ler construction new Spanish stucco house, Beven rooms { garage ond.asrvanU qdaptf rs. Corner Magnolia and Spurling. Easy terms. Will be ready for occupancy about February 1st. * New Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air on ^leUonville Avenue; ea*V terp s., ! . *T W -catf garage. New Spanish stucco jbt^rnlow in San Lanta; easy terms. Immediato possession. ;. $7,00<pfeA^H -^Hnlance 1-2-3 Years ... BARTH LE9 DIRECTOR Q)p(l fiwompffind, a Homo Combined — ■1 . ii . »*’ . , h 'N a t l ^ n n k B i d g f% Lots — 3,9 4 and ”7---- 6 Bit ' ford Avenue artd for quick s*le. Lot 80. Block eom r of San price $2,600.00. fo o ^ T e n - *cre celery farm— 7 acres titled—(■ mwK* •ftk ;e *10,000. *3,000 cash. 1 and * J**1* 112 *12,000. ^ xll\ *clng East on SanfonJ (4,000 cash, l 2 and 8 years. Established 1910 �■ C l* ■* ? V 10— For D onne a n o rn a ^ a d b a i Sell O o*4 f t r t C tn i. i n s D*ee* -c«ay*» lilt BKRTHA GREGORY Houston, Lake Mary, tcaohrcr of piano and FOR RENT; Rooms, yrtth or with* out meals. Reasonable rates. vocal music. Study music with a competent and thorough teacher. I.lncoln Hotel. LARGE attractive room with twin _ beds near Forrest Lake Hotel. On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive Phone 571J . Where everybody meeta everybody’ Sandwiches Cold Drinks FURNISHED ROOM to couple. I ll Maplo Avenue. • Hot Coffee Gas and Oil Station. 12— Rooms and Board BARBECUE m l I)o4*r R u tM tl. IBM CSrmfc*"* JH !• » ,T rs»k . MILLER O. PHILLIPS. INC. 1Phone 3 length CHEVROLET touring e hundred and fifty dolls aa new. 206 Holly Avenue. The San eponslb?*’ Insertion. ibceouent ,h*>uld be i rase of GOOD USED Ford . conditio n.-Pri' Tourist 'Camp. R I . g . Branson. 8F.M1NOLH HUD8 QN-ES8 EX INC. 203 Onk Avenue Phone.41 SANFORD BUIC|C CO. 212 Magnolia Avenue • Phone A67g Don-Jon Chevrolet Co 1 Inc. 2nd and Magnolia _ . Phone 768 ire their dress as imber If pout one ad has a Irs can't I unie.v* ~ dodge ’ *■ Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc. Pleasure care and Graham trucks. Oak and 2nd Stroet. Phone 3 HUPS—MORMONS Sanford Automobile Co. 206 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 OPEN ALL NIGHT Wrecker Service Day and Night 24 Hours Storage WALKER A LEWIS GARAGE Sanford Ave. & 2nd Street . v - Phone 60 13— For Rent* Office, Stores. HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. Estimates given. Superior work­ manship. W. L. Rcnbardt & Co., Gen. Delivery, Orlando. Ifident 14— For Sole, Acreage HAVE YOUR CAR Washed (, , . Polished and Grossed- >■ We Give Night Service 'ECTJON AUTO LAUNDRY Okk Avenue - SHOOT! During The Hunting Season with Winchester Guns and Ammunition Bought From Phone 617 DIANA Moon — Diatm Soles and Service 208 W. First St. • Phone 617 S. Q. PORTER. Mgr. FICE FOR RENT in Meisch wilding. Apply A .T . Connelly & HILL LUMBER CO. House of Service, Quality nnd Price. WE HAVE ' 32 acres fine', gi • right close up In LongwoodH LANEY’S DRUG STORE—Pre­ wo can deliver for J$$B,000,?| scriptions, Drugs, ;■ Sodas. . We terms. This-is a. wonderful 1 are as near you as vopr phone. Ask for fEri* Rawllhs. ‘ Smit! LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON Edward Higgins, Inc. Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 831 NASH SanfArd Dealer, 8. A. Pine W. First St. Phone 617 YOUNG LADY desires room, and board with elderly lady, will act as companion If desired. Down town section not essential. Can fur* nlih references. R. V,: care Her- THE BALL HARDWARE * Phone 8 G— lluslness Lyport uni ties SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon & Platt 110 Magnolia. Everything elcctrienl. Phone 422. Elcctrnglth Radio. PALMETTO AVENUE LOT Between Martin and Spurlinf 60*120 $2260 $760 Cash. Balance Term*. 8 LbTS ON MAGNOLIA AVE. Consisting o f a corner lot and two Inside lots. Each <0 feet front. S6000 This la a wonderful location for an apartment. 1-3 cash. Bal­ ance .1, 2,-3 wars. . MEN AND women to asaiet in fill* In f buaea in Sanford for fact sall■chaae 5 room honse, well locat­ ed Jn 8anford HelffhU. Price M800 Ins subdivision In Cocoa. One day j Mr. Stanley P. O. Bo* 432, San* trip: no charm. Liberal eommlsfo rd .J_____ ___ ___________ _ 6 ROOM HOUSE newly painted. Good location. 2 car ca ra fe $5,000. Only $1860 ca*h. 1*. O. Bo* WANTRD TO BUY: fo rd roadster. > William Ledbetter. 1011 W. 13th 1 090. Street. FOR SALE: Four lota InPlnccrest WANTED six good plasterers. 8e« on Park Avenue Jack Collins or phone 328-W. 1-4 down, balance care Herald. , BOOM BY YOUNG MAN: Ccr.twtf. ly located, mtrtt have hot water and convenient to bath. State prlca HIGHLAND^*, VENUE LOT one block from Highland Park.' Owner will arrange for flnat ring the buildlnir or a home on this lot. -» $2260 $600 Cash. Balance, very easy terms. v Nat A IJ VE WIRE salesman to sell our $12.60 suits direct to wearer. Big repeater. Exclusive territory to producer. Wire or write wearproof Clothing C o, Box 3337 8 t, Peters.' FOR RENT 6 room furniriiod house locat-®d on Sanford A vend*, facing east with, garage \ and largu yard. This is a real .tropical vhom ^and In the y a w are'ori arigw> grapefruit*'Wid’ other. tropical fruit treei-awrflowers. y Owntr <will ti<ase-*toAduUirable' >• topaHMor $125 pet pjonth. V LARGE LOT-' dering the hundred foot boulevard 1 having frontage of 120 feet on ti> race track, close to*New Dixie ■, Ceptxal hear PArk and depth 'T il.'- ' } ■ Highway has over B .'miles Lake' * n f 19T f e e t , frontage $260 per acre.' Y ou’ will have to see this land to appreciate 1-3 cash.’ Balance 1, 2, 8‘ years. Its wonderful possibilities. Ask for Mr. Rawlins. Smith A Rawlins, 212 MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS LOT Magnolia Avenue. ori Hughey facing South. $0x 146. * * ■ .! . *1700 » * *‘ r <' $600 Cash. *157.60 in 3 months. Balance *187.50, every six FOR SALE: Seven rooip house on mbnths corner 6th Street and Myrtle Ave. Terms. Phone 368-W, *• FOR QUICK SALE Owner offers house with , 5 rooms and bath, garage and all other improvements in fine lo­ cation at Sanford Hslghts. $1000 Cash. $800 In 6 months. Two now six room Colonial houses Balance can remain on mort­ located among beautiful oak trees, ic e . ready for occupancy January 25th *4800 I * »' , * nnd February 10th. 5 ROOM HOU8E ON SANPrices and terms very reasonable. FORD AVENUE ■ ■ * 4 ‘ v 1* This house Is (faring •Rose A. I*. CONNELLY A SONS. Court and is furnished.Has‘ga ­ Cor. Second and Magnolia. rage and large front •JJarth. Ready for Immediate p en sion . You must see this place to rc-: elite Its value. ; , *10.500 \ ■' v 1*4 Cash. Balance \ $76 per month. . , ! j\ ; 34— Wanted Help, Female WANTED: Experienced1'6r unexpcricnced telephone operator*. Apply Telephone O ffice.. Maggolla, and 2nd Street. men with cars. If you it* a pro. | ducer we can give you good con­ tract end full co-operation. Smith A RawUt>a, 212 Magnolia.Ave&ue. ; A Reel Bargain a * J 1* WANTED First Class Automobile Mechanic. Apply 203 Oak Avenue 00x127 corner Orange Street nnd Oak Avenue. Very desirable loca­ tion. JO KtfACB HUTKHS nr sellers of Several orange trees and other Florida real •state advertise In shrubbery. the St. Petersburg Time*. One can* cent e word dally, two cents a won r BOOTH AND GIBBS Sundays. 117 Magnolia Avenue 80— Wanted Help, Male or Female. LOT Near Silver Lake— $400 Per Lot. Easy Terms. . a c r e a g e v .. , , . 10 acres high pine land overlooking SALESMAN t A LBS LADIES | «• • ■ ! * HAGAN REALTY CO. . 108 E, $fad Street .• Phone 838 up FATHER • ? M A G C i E • D A R u i * * '' W IL L VOO TOR. M E ? 1 J O b T LF’E C L L IK E . *T occupy. Monday, January 18th. 50 feet on East Side Park Ave^ 20— For Sale Miscellaneous MONTEZUMA HOTEL PARK AVENUE LOt. .• Sanford’a most homc-llke hoPark. Avende, Jiwt btlow 14th Strict.1Tjiclnf BLODGETT oven and hak.t©l; located on corner Magnolia •*' a u j, t f . , a ,% fixtures at sacrifice. Apply .Lust, lAve., 2 minutes walk from bust* » . 'sa o o o ^ ? 1 apIe.Aysnuo/.. 5; ,, ■ ■ ■ '* 7 ness section.. Open a ll.year. . j . r . McDo n a l d , Mgr. , *$1000‘ Cash. Balance ^arms/. 1 o Ir a n i, corner i w i d u l i t u i . u u y i i v ■ FRESH COW Route. A, Bor'$l*A, In a i f proposed -muhl^lpab iturtertr, \ ' : • Phono 485 t l '• : v f •j Sanford. ' -* i $600 .under the market' 8e«,, write, DRAN.BBRG CORPORATION or phone me. t o d a y . B d i WIGHTS— Three stations. Mag­ COAL FOR SALE.. Phono or call 515 First Nstfonkl Bank Bidr. ‘ tllfl, xare Herald, or. phono 208,' *' nolia nnd Second, First and Elm, Lincoln Hotel. •. v - t ,. * ' Phone 713 : illanenui* Sanford Avenue und tilth Street. .Sale— Furniture, ate. Expert service. GOOD MILCH COW. M, ahson 3S— W*nled,(SIliinUbn Male WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing' Sh<>0 Shop> We cafry a fun line. ’’ BUSINESS LOCATION Engraving, Emboasing. Our prices are right. Caab 01 OPPORTUNITY TALKING! first. We do it. Phon Leghorns only. Every chick jirterms.. We want your bueinaaa R, R. Avc.-t’omnicninl St cd by pedinred soil of high record Sahford Stove A ’ Furniture Co. ROSE COURT LOT trap nested hen. Those are top >* • 821 .E. Flrat BL 75x160 : JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds quality chicks that grow to profit* On Hibiscus Court, one block of Tint and Sheet Metal Work. able pullets, $20 per 100; *180 per from Sanford Avenue. Water and Rust Tanks. At Oak 1000. Delivery after Jan. 15th. In­ Wonderful business location, $2500.00 Avenue and Third Htreet. Tele­ teresting catalog. Pinebreexc Farm, practically in the heart o f San­ $850 cash. Balance Terms. Callahan. Fla. Florida’s largest phone 111. ford, 1250 feet frontage by 17 luppllea poultry farm. feet depth. On account o f being MIRACLE Concrete Co., general 24.— Lost, Found centrally lo&atcd and with both cement work, sidewalks, build­ FOR SALE: Bbys $15 overcoat, 10 water and rail ahipplng facili­ year else. Worn twice. $7.00. E. LOCH ARBOR LOT LOST: Brawn fur neck p l«e . Kining blockn, irrigation boxea. J. R. Supplied ties, Sanford la destined to be­ 80x150 der :> ease return to D. I„ ThrashRoot, Dodge Garage. Terwi Ueger, Prop. come a large and Important cr and receive liberal rewprd. High and Dry distributing point In tho State. SANFORD DRUG COMPANY” Covered with bearing, targe This location is very desirable REWARD: Liberal reward to'find­ "The Rexall Store" Ine, orange and grmpefn for any kind of wholesale busi­ er of half kafst diamond from We make a specialty of our promitl FOR SALE: By owner, six lota on trees. ness where ample track facili­ ring between new hotel and busi­ filling of prescriptions and quick ' ' $3000 * Sanford Avenue. Close in. All ties ore necessary. Also won­ ness section. Phone 680. delivery. In one block. Good apartment house 1-3 Cosh. Balance Terms derful location for heavy retail Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches site, See O. C. Fellows at Fellows Salesman LOST: Front caap of silver locket business such as grocery, feed, VALDEZ REALTY CO*. Service Stftlyn, JFlrst and Elm. pi 1 Male y tih AiphaOCI Hell* coat of arms. flour, etc. For further TJartio UNION PHARMACY’ - Valdes Hotel .Building on It, Findor rglunt to lx>o|a King ai,Female ulara, write owner, 5 ACRE celery farm, nice hbuso MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS 2 LOTS l i t First Street Edmunds', 516 Park Avenue and Itate Prescription Specialists and barn $6,500. Terms. Jas. A. On Hughey Street near Mclreceive reward. Phono 375 for immediate attention Johnson, 112 W. First Street. lonvillc Avenue. Noxt to New bungalow. » : M. KILGORE 4 room modern home, Evans St. J. H. TILLIS 26—Painting, Decorating j 40__Wanted F f 1 E au U . $1750 each. Plant City, Florida Large Jot, garage $7600, terms. MEAT MARKET $025 Cash Each. Bal. Terms. T. M. DUNLAP: Palntlni of tha 6 room modem home Holly Ave. We trim our meats and not our better kind. 10th and Laurel. WANTED: Listin; customers. A trial will convince Garage $6,000 terms. Phone 656-W .. . . 0 room house close in $26,000. you. Haights? B S a lfiS ,For apartment house, see us 402 Sanford’ Avenue 616 First N a tl Ba 10 Toning Phone 106 JAS. A. JOHNSON I BUY, pay cash for teoond band 112 W. 1st Street. R. F. MOULE 8—For Rent, Apartment* 41— Wanted To Rent . pianos. Address Box 862. 616 Bast Third Street. FOR «SALE: Building lot 60x117, WANTED: Furnished aj located near Maple and Fi 2 ROOM apartment near the For­ rest Lake Hotel, 1000..Union Will sell this lot, for $2000 STEWART THE FLORIST" cash payment of only $760. Bi Avenue. Flowers fa rW !’ ucemukm*. quarterly. Mr. Stanley* P* 0 614 Myrtle. Phone 26<MV, 432, Sanford. WANTED IMMEDIATELY! 31—Special Notice* FOB SALE: Bull FOR RENT: House, A 2 or 8 room unfurnished ply 1200 Magnolia J. E. SPUBUNG, subdivision ■apartment lo I S jf specialist. Subdivision tft-Or­ THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the lando, j Florida, and F l a m accepted want ad medium in , Ilfifhtis Florida on Dixie HighDaytona (Fla.) Oaa cent a word o f o v Avenue, we will 35— Wanted Help, Male Stores ,C ‘ T a i o •S U T h 115 M agnolia ■'; ? • . Near Second S t Priced at $850 par f t Quick action is Necessary to ob­ tain this P O R T E R E. P IT T S �A n rrt: i» fe B U Y N O W IN Sanford’s F irst Industrial D evelopm ent T w e n ty per cent cash / Balance p a ya b le in six equal semiments. A unique investment opportunity, with assurance o f most gener 4, - * •I : i • • -V, V * v* ous profits. OUR ORGANIZATION C. C. E. L. A. Hatton L. Britt A. Chittenden P. Chittenden Joe D. Chittenden Frank J. FlUpnMck Howard Overlin Mildred Peabody B. H. Pichard Frank L. Woodruff, j r �Florida: fair and oolder tonight, light frost in extprp* north, por­ tion; Tuesday fair and colder, mod­ erate west and northwest .winds. Cgolablo len Land A ssociated Press Full Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1926 FIRST OKLAHOMA HOME EDITION NUMBER 144, E DISASTER PHOTOI jinue n g m , R e ite r a te s Maximum Limit Now Lifted But Permit Must Be Secured For Big Shipments News Summary for new $75,000 bonded ware­ house to be constructed at early inthraard of ermht[whnt- pm llic K m ass Ijthriilim :it (L e w is [united I. ■*» ■iving bf tlte dtFronk P. Forater is re-elected director of Florida NationalHank nt Jacksonville. Seminole County Bank direc­ t o r plnn to add four stories to present structure v Revised multiple Hating burenu is unanimously adopted by Real­ ty Board. Two are injured in automo­ bile accident over the week-end. County Agent requests farm­ er's co-operation in preparing fair exhibitu Miss Kaalo Whittle ncqulttrd in circuit court o f cmboxzlomentcharge. Fifty-six cases keep Judge W. K. White busy in Municipal Court. * * HOMKSTIC Further modification of ex­ press embargo in Florida nn tmunccd by orflcinln at Atlanta. Anthracito miners will stick to their position regardless of tlie K ilt, John L. Lewis declares. Opponents of the'World Court will cotinue their fight against il•; passage in the Sennle. Plunge of street ear into Olio I(iv< r near Pittsburgh is fntnl to fmn. Florida with 12 donlhs leads in number of . motor fatalities during the past week. Boston minister would repeal prohibition act because it is im­ moral. ' Activities of Police Over The Patti Two Nights Brings 50 Cases Up For Disposal Of ‘Judge White This Morning This morning was a profitable one for the city because of vho largo number of fines collected and bonds ordered estreated in police cqurt. The week end activities of the police registered 50 coses on tho docket for Judge W. E. White's disposal. i .s , The rase agalnr.t J. II- Sullivan, charged with driving a cur while under the influence of intoxicating liquors wan dismissed ami the huml o f $200 which Hui Wlgl* put up on a like charge was oi I wed ostroiled when the defendant failed Tin- l.mvcls nf Ih’gnnn-McConnell n>al mine, at Wilhurlnn, Okla., claim the liven ef 1*1 m»n trapped In an explosion. . One hundred and one men will’ working la-low the i-iiuuv when the. explosion occurred. 'I n b.-ne li u t l. ii out alive and six Hcnd. The n-nmiiiing 85 liave not been aiemmteil fop Wives, mothers, Nweeth'earlu ami ehihlren li...... nriuiiu! ,t]ie Ida-k opening with the faint Inrpu thnt their men may he d. aithough rescued miners tell of crawling o v e r ’acoren of ml i> -lira. ’) hi ■ philtngrupn, rushed to The Herald by telephoto and fust train is the firso to come out of the little place. Il shown the cn.wd of fricioi . relatives and m v u c workers at the mouth of the shaft of death. . oca / Firm Annou Plans F o r Nevj $ i F ir e p r c fc £ W a ■ entireKong (lie It wage aMe cer- At n meeting df the boned o f di­ rectors of Uie Florida' National Bank pf Jacksonville, licld-’lasl Thursday afternoon in that city, Frank I*. Forster, president of the First Nnlionnl Bank of Sanford, was re-elected as u director of the Jacksonville institution, Ixdng one of the three directors of tho Flor­ ida National to reside outside llie home city of tlio bank. lg to nnMr. Forster has served for sev­ gislnturc eral yearn as a member o f the di­ acted to rectorate of the Jacksonville bank, tearing. and is widely known ip financial circles nil over the state. lie.has been nt tho head of the First National Bank in this city since it's organization aoveral years ago. .* In 1887 Mr. Forster became iden­ tified with the hunk in the capacity of cashier and bas served continu­ ously as cashier, director apd pres­ en t ifi I i today, I T,lc Florida-National Bank ’ of tcred tJi-Jacksonville is one o f thq most pair of i brominciit among the older bankfur u n -il,’*r Houses in the fclatc of Florida I Commerce, . George W. Harder, secretary* f from Dan l<r«u u rer and general manager of I Uie Allan* (Gonzales & Sanches company, * Fwhich Ah-.! W. J. Hillman, vico president Regret upon } National Bank, Live Oak. Crackers” to A. M. Ives; Jacksonville. r their spring AV. A. MocDuff, real estate op­ satisfactory lecured," Mr. * figure wan otel men *to 0 secure the nford would 1 appropriate liars, which have been a Mr. I'car man Embargo is'Still Enforced On Building Fixtures, Supplies ATLANTA. Ga., Jan. 18.-— (AH) — Further modification of the embargo on express shipments into Florida was announced today by William G. Smitb. vice president of the American Railway Express Company. 4* Effective today the com­ pany removed the maximum 1 Charles Graham,’ Jiiu Henderson. weight limit of 200 pounds for sin­ Jack Brqwn, II L. Dixon, C)omice gle piece shipments but with Jut condition that before a single piece exceeding 1,000 pounds in weight is acepted, a permit for its Iranirtatlon must be obtained >om e general manager o f the com­ pany in Atlanta. Carload shipments may be accepted ouly when a per­ mit is advanced. This restriction is necessary, Vice President Smith said, so that it can . b e . ascertained in advance that large shipments can bo trans­ ported through to their destinations and handM there by express. The embargo is Continued on the following named . companies nnd a r t k M iMprtlles* o f m igh t, des­ tined-to points in the territory ep^lxlmal«ly. south no from Jacksonv and thence to Cedi exception of Jtey \ *• New fumitpea* including badding;'elevator f i n irea ami cquiplo g ,-$10; L. p ; Parrau, speeding, ment, i.tnro and. *t fflca fix turns; $10; >\ E. Polk, speeding, $10; M. building materials and- qupjdies; G. Brooks, running cur on rim, $5 plumbing material bond estreated} C ,S. Houser, trnf- rqod building tools i l c violation. $5 cstraatodi W. R. materials; tTlo Oiu Linton, parking without lights, $2 bath fixtures; m i fine; W. p . JIaneJ, $8; E. T. Clum- or at, . .„MB* and sewer pipe; steel. man, <t;t; J, Knnner. $Z for juirk- - Shipments o f scruiul hand furni­ ing without lights. Abu Hix, reck­ ture and second hand. hausehold less driving $80. good*Are umburgood to all points For being drunk ami clinorderly, nccanlintfTo tho churue, the follow­ ing paid fines or forfeited their bonds: IL D. Curnvy, $15; Lula AIuo Smith, $5 or 10 duyu; Allio Smith. $5 or 10 days; Mury Ix-vins, $5 or 10 days, Sam Davis was ordered to pay n fine of $10 or servo 10 days us a roniilt of being charged With dis­ orderly conduct ami James Davis Barney Boston, Iks Thompson ami It. J. Congers each estreated and Willie Cray, all negroes, were $10 bonds for the same offense. are* tied last night about 10 o'clock Joe Will luma and Charleston by Deputy Bherlff Chris Stephen­ Hunter wen: each fined $200 for son and Deputy Carl Hand after a huviiig been found with liquors in chase o f six miles, which started their possession. They huvu the op­ near Canon City and ended in tho tion o f paying the film or nerving waters of n stagnant pool near the 00 days on the atrecta of the city. (kitevn bridge. Fannie lkiltursoii, charged with the Tho office of the sheriff receiv­ same offense, entreated her hntid ed a call stating that a gang at of $20t>. drunken negroes was busily engag­ I- P. Ponder, tho man who told ed Ih shooting up the town and the policu he laid been slugged and generally mnkinfl things unsafe for robbed las; week and who Utter was the people in the vicinity of nrrested on a charge of disorderly Cosnan. Deputies Stephenson and conduct which grow out of an in­ vestigation the police conducted as Hand hopped Into p fUwer and a result o f his story, was ordered sped to the place where the gang were last re tr ie d . They took up to nay a fine o f $2o. tlie chase after slgh|lng^h» car In Several small colored youngsters, which the negroea V e re driving, who lutd been brought up befora and after a. race lasting several Judge White charged with disturb1 log a house o f worship were dis­ minutes the csrtpad of drunks was charged when tho evidence in the cought near the Geneva bridge, case failed to show they had com­ after their car had olid from the mitted any wrong dying, it was n&d and overturned in . a small K ( lie New Loral Bank President One Of Three Members Of Florida - NnOonal Hank Who Reside*) nrpanieH r Outside Of Jacksonville notwith4f•V- - / t and in- Carload Shipments May Now Be Made i An ultra - modern, fire pW>cf bunded warehouse with (Jl>jW)tl ; ipiafe feel o f floor spare, will be erected liy Swope-DougluK, -leenrding to i; statement made today by j J-;. A. Iliner I,oi, who declared Jtal 1work wi nid begin on tile new sirin' |Lue o : »oti o i i\ ipiired materials : rniild be delivered ami necesvary Company building next door, ami pur tracks could be laid. four m ore . torn*!'' added to the com la commenting on the plans ot idued structure'* arm rdn.g to plann [the company with reieronce to Umj today plu'cil in the hands qi May­ ' n'-w warehouse. Mr. Douglass a.er-or Forrest Lake by New Aori: tr- (h| lliul idr. fit'll! had umleri.dieg chiteet.s who have recently com­ I the project not ua a speculation, pleted a survey of the expansion I will, a view toward filling » long program contemplated by. thejq/i I felt need at'.Sanford. ■dilution. ‘This city's greatest requirr-meut “ The increased activity of every for commercial development at thi* department of Hu* bank makes en­ time is adequate ..toruge facilities/'' largement necessary," Mayor laike Mr. DnOgkia raid, “ aful we belieVo said, “ and the directors of the in­ tlmk- Muj'operation of tills new stitution believe thnt the acquisi­ i Imadeif warehouse wjtl go far t-rtion of the Hill Hardware Conips n.v |wanl ^relieving a rltaatien lhat jtl building will provide tho required spocy." Alfbiteets liave declsrod the foundations of the two. buildings capable - of supporting four more stories. Mayor Lake raid, and pres* cut plans call for Ihri utilization daily becoming more aeutb," " “ The building,\vil be *>T lu-lck c<n>sfriictiun, with every modern fire in event.dive equipment installed.” Alf,' Doiiglasli odileil, “ and we Isupv to have tho Ktnirlure cuinpleted within lie- next few inmitlis.'’ 'The Ictliai Iroll Mock upon which the new building will ho erected was si.Id to Sanuu-t i interests a few imoithr ago by a local symiicate compii. i d of K. A. Douglass, J. G, Pull ami .1. il. Jaehroti. Swopc-ibiukbiswtuc., - purchased tin luml only a few weeks after, at n Ihimisnmc profit to the Snrmlcta men, uererding ,tn Mr. Duuglnt s, who i.aiil that tlie syndicate of wliieli he Was n member bud also uold to Sarasota invcstnrr. u sul»dk’Isiop known as Glen Echo arid a business lot -on Sapford Avenue, the three sales n-|»n-(s r nling n coji-' nideratloii o f npi’o»;i:imt^ly TWO INJURED Wi LIQUOR RUNNER AUTOMOBILES IN NABBED IN AUTO LAST TWO DAYS BY SPEED COPS mnu-a in the s]>ring, or early sum­ mer, Mayor Lake raid. • B e t t i r Buiiiling Needed The four storicr tluit will added to the building will bo of brick construction according to present plans, uud the entire struc­ ture will be done over in a uniform finish. “ One of Sanford's grciite.it draw­ backs is tlu' appearance of the inn Jority of Its storun and business houses," Mayor I*ake said in dis­ cussing plans-for the remodolimr o f the building“ Visitors judge a community largely by the exterior of its build­ ings, und with this thought in mind wo are planning to make the bank one nf the most attractive in this section," “ The four n e w stories will lend an imposing height, and th«V exte­ rior finish and dicoration will nu-ke the structure pleasing to the eye. In alluding to the offices thal will bo partitioned off In the umlition. Mayor Iaiko said that in uppolntment nnd general design they would compare f t f O T l W r j » a ) F most modern in this vicinity. W est I'irMt S treet AccJdcntH C’ltitriehlon Hunter In T oIIk O f I«iw h'or S econ d Time I'lace V ictim s In H ospital In W eek Whtsn Hollce Get W ith S eriou s D isubi|U h/i; Him With Lond Of Hoo/e T w o C ollisions U n avoid able Two automobile accidents on UVst First Strcct ovor the week cud claimed as many victims, otm mnn suffering from lerlous Injur­ ies tluit may prove futal, uci-ording to n'ports. Jirnris II. Chamber, who lives ,on W est First Street near the Mmf* roe turn, wns htruck tbit unlay night by a Kir pliotod by J. 1I.ilee ucur Rands eroaslng, nnd rushed to the Fernakl-lJiUghlon Ho.spltal where an examination' fa said to have revealed concussion of tlie brain. Chamber had not cchipietely recovered consciousness to­ day, nnd hoepita) authorities rcjiortcd his condition as serioun, Mr.-Liles stated tljat Chsnjbsrs ran directly in the path o f his car, making tho accident unavoid­ able. Ho wns not tl taiucd by the police. Ransom AlnUliews, colored, wna knocked down qn West First Street 34 Are Injured When Sunday morning by llmlg-on Bail, stated today that tho man Gotham Trains Meet who ran across the street directly in tho path o f hii» car, which was NEW YORK, »vsa «si Jdn. 18^-GP)~ § i | mn up onto tho -sidewalk, and Thirty-tour persons wtre Injured sliflitiy wrecked In an attempt to today in a.collision between two llrookiyh-Manhnttan trains on the Williamsburg bridge in a heavy fog Twenty of Uidn« were removed to ^Buth were elevated trains. tri-’ fi icnpi u v ib k . An Sg ribs wets fractured Ghuricr.ton Himtar, colored, furIhcreil liitc rriputation zrn being u polic? character Saturday when he was arrested on Holly Avenue and taken to the police station, there to Iki charged with boozo running. Hunter is said to have been in tlie employ of win Joe Williams anil at tlu* time *iif his nrn-st he was driving a Nash touring car with what police described us' full toad of liquor in tho tear end of the machine, G Kit AIM* OFFERS V In commenting on th am.tbrr ro«tqr**t-squallI m Three N egroes A re Arrested Follow ing Canaan City Party IImt Unto taliKti fur ronsidcrution at n later (Into. The multiple listing bureau cum­ in it tee wan orodered to notify the entire membership of the hoard ns to the nciioti taken nt the seKsion held todny, and to inform each member that 18 honra time would lav piloted in which nppllcutlon for membership In the commit too might bo mntlr, Tho bonril ordercd tin- by-laws of the bureau chang­ ed so that tiny, member of the Kenlly Board may become associated In tfm bureau without any formality oilier limn by muting application, N<> requirements for membership in tim bureau in necessary other than tim applicant must be n mem­ ber of'th e Realty Board. S Col. GoorgO W,.Knight, kpeak­ mhojr d in g />« u mcmlM-r o ff ' Lhd, uvov bureau bu reau itmiinUl*e,* told Jhe usac/nblv tothroe who - wart captured dny' that “ tho Bqalty Board, wn* organised for the purpose qf rertdeting Imricit and efficient service a e c u t e ^ u a i f k a s ^ - aacap ed to , th e tu the tiuying und srlllng public, nearby weeds and. an* »UJI pt large. tinil by iaeurporaling u multiplo l|nting bureau within, tho board we Commission Opposes will! be furthering tim intercuts of than public which has cornu to de­ (ill To Change Long1 Miss Essii Whittie, Sanford wo­ pend 011 a Realtor f “ r to p ice in all man accuse! o f einht-zxling funds Dmt- tho name implies", >Col. ad Short Haul Buie Knight stated that tho ComriUtteo o f the Sou Mm . Poll Telephone had studied tho quvstiqp from vy- Company JW ilia in the employ .of WASHINGTON. )in . 18.—W )— tq» curnpapj was acquitted BaUir^position of tbs Interstate Cuss•rps Commission t« .tbs Gooding luring tho Um« 1 olid March. 1$ o company fumLi position as be Jury Xros only out for tkree n m IM , J J. G. Sharon, of’, Sanford, J«dis and Fish, of DcLsad n iVl*d Miss tW hpL > nlltyw^s lending the .-vciui-onnual con of tin- NutUinnl Assoclatftan i Estnto Buonls la NevlAlrlif ic k as s d eleg a te K Air*. Carrie U M tary) )« *V*> Inga of ‘ k* ti«‘*lty*b *urlatio:i ,*hb'« w J cident. liuspltal u ffiria la this morning/sMr.-IWI- fi ItCTti in g g d p NEW YORK ,**4 ahf ltutb - wmilitiva *nd JM in m ission tw ls; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f165a48cd1e8f22c75e60c3786c44c3e.pdf 3701bdf36c8082e5a8393ddb85269419 PDF Text Text A n rr t: i» f e B U Y N O W IN S an ford’s F irst Industrial D evelopm ent Tw enty per cent cash/ Balance payable in six equal semiments. A unique investment opportunity, with assurance of most gener 4, - * • I :i • • -V, V * v* ous profits. OUR ORGANIZATION C. C. E. L. A. Hatton L. Britt A. Chittenden P. Chittenden Joe D. Chittenden Frank J. FlUpnMck Howard Overlin Mildred Peabody B. H. Pichard Frank L. Woodruff, j r �Florida: fa ir and oolder tonight, light fro st in e x tp rp * north, por­ tion; Tuesday fa ir and colder, mod­ erate west and northw est .winds. C golablo len Land A sso c ia te d Press Full Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1926 FIRST OKLAHOMA jin u e R n g m H O M E E D IT IO N E DISASTER PHOTOI , e i t e r a t e s News Summary Maximum Lim it N ow Lifted B ut Perm it M u s t Be Secured For B ig Shipm ents for new $75,000 bonded w are­ house to be constructed a t early inthraard of ermht- [whntpm llic K m ass Ijthriilim :it ( L e w is [united I. ■*» ■iving bf tlte d tFronk P. Forater is re-elected director of Florida NationalHank nt Jacksonville. Seminole County Bank direc­ t o r plnn to add four stories to present structure v Revised multiple Hating burenu is unanimously adopted by Real­ ty Board. Two are injured in automo­ bile accident over the week-end. County A gent requests farm ­ er's co-operation in preparing fair exhibitu Miss Kaalo W hittle ncqulttrd in circuit court of cmboxzlom entcharge. Fifty-six cases keep Judge W. K. White busy in Municipal Court. * * HOMKSTIC Further modification of ex­ press embargo in Florida nn tmunccd by orflcinln a t A tlanta. Anthracito miners will stick to their position regardless of tlie K ilt, John L. Lewis declares. Opponents of the'W orld Court will cotinue their fight against il•; passage in the Sennle. Plunge of street ear into Olio I(iv< r near Pittsburgh is fntnl to fm n. Florida with 12 donlhs leads in number of . motor fatalities during the past week. Boston m inister would repeal prohibition act because it is im­ moral. ' Activities of Police Over The Patti Two Nights Brings 50 Cases Up For Disposal Of ‘Judge White This Morning This morning was a profitable one for the city because of vho largo number of fines collected and bonds ordered estreated in police cqurt. The week end activities of the police registered 50 coses on tho docket for Judge W. E. W hite's disposal. i .s , The rase agalnr.t J. II- Sullivan, charged with driving a cur while under the influence of intoxicating liquors wan dismissed ami the huml of $200 which Hui Wlgl* put up on a like charge was oi I wed ostro ile d when the defendant failed Loral Bank President One Of Three Members Of Florida - NnOonal Hank Who Reside*) r Outside Of Jacksonville 4f• V- - / At n meeting df the boned of di­ rectors of Uie Florida' National Bank pf Jacksonville, licld-’lasl Thursday afternoon in th at city, Frank I*. Forster, president of the F irst Nnlionnl Bank of Sanford, was re-elected as u director of the Jacksonville institution, Ixdng one of the three directors of tho F lor­ ida National to reside outside llie home city of tlio bank. lg to nnMr. Forster has served for sev­ gislnturc eral yearn as a member of the di­ acted to rectorate of the Jacksonville bank, tearing. and is widely known ip financial circles nil over the state. lie .h a s been nt tho head of the First National Bank in this city since it's organization aoveral years ago. .* In 1887 Mr. F orster became iden­ tified with the hunk in the capacity of cashier and bas served continu­ ously as cashier, director apd pres­ e n t ifi I i today, I T,lc Florida-National Bank ’ of tcred tJi-Jacksonville is one of thq most pair of i brominciit among the older bankfur u n - il,’*r Houses in the fclatc of Florida I Commerce, . George W. Harder, secretary* f from Dan l<r« u u r e r and general m anager of I Uie Allan* (Gonzales & Sanches company, * Fwhich Ah-.! W. J. Hillman, vico president Regret upon } National Bank, Live Oak. Crackers” to A. M. Ives; Jacksonville. r their spring AV. A. MocDuff, real estate op­ satisfactory lecured," Mr. * figure wan otel men *to 0 secure the nford would 1 appropriate liars, which have been a Mr. I'car man Carload Shipments May Now Be Made Embargo is 'S till Enforced On Building Fixtures, Supplies ATLANTA. Ga., Jan. 18.-— (AH) — Further modification of the embargo on express shipments into Florida was announced today by William G. Smitb. vice president of the American Railway Express Company. 4* Effective today the com­ pany removed the maximum 1 Charles Graham,’ Jiiu Henderson. weight limit of 200 pounds for sin­ Jack Brqwn, I I L. Dixon, C)om ice gle piece shipments but with Jut condition that before a single piece exceeding 1,000 pounds in weight is acepted, a perm it for its Iranirtatlon must be obtained >om e general m anager of the com­ pany in Atlanta. Carload shipments may be accepted ouly when a per­ mit is advanced. This restriction is necessary, Vice President Smith said, so th at it can . b e . ascertained in advance th a t large shipm ents can bo tra n s­ ported through to their destinations and h a n d M there by express. The em bargo is Continued on the following named . companies nnd a r t k M iM prtlles* of m ig h t, des­ tined-to points in the territo ry ep^lxlm al«ly. south no from Jacksonv and thence to Cedi exception of Jte y \ *• New fumitpea* including baddin g ;'elev ato r f i n irea ami cquiplo g ,-$10; L. p ; P arrau, speeding, ment, i.tnro a n d . *t fflca fix turns; $10; > \ E. Polk, speeding, $10; M. building m aterials and- qupjdies; G. Brooks, running cur on rim , $5 plumbing m aterial bond estreated} C ,S. Houser, trnf- rqod building tools i l c violation. $5 cstraatodi W. R. m aterials; tTlo Oiu Linton, parking without lights, $2 bath fixtures; m i fine; W. p . JIaneJ, $8; E. T. Clum- o r at, . .„MB* and sewer pipe; steel. man, <t;t; J, Knnner. $Z for juirk- - Shipments of scruiul hand furni­ in g without lights. Abu Hix, reck­ ture and second hand. hausehold less driving $80. good*A re umburgood to all points For being drunk ami clinorderly, nccanlintfTo tho churue, the follow­ ing paid fines or forfeited their bonds: IL D. Curnvy, $15; Lula AIuo Smith, $5 or 10 duyu; Allio Smith. $5 or 10 days; Mury Ix-vins, $5 or 10 days, Sam Davis was ordered to pay n fine of $10 or servo 10 days us a roniilt of being charged With dis­ orderly conduct ami Jam es Davis Barney Boston, Iks Thompson ami It. J. Congers each estreated and Willie Cray, all negroes, were $10 bonds for the same offense. a re* tied last night about 10 o'clock Joe Will luma and Charleston by Deputy Bherlff Chris Stephen­ Hunter wen: each fined $200 for son and Deputy Carl Hand a fte r a huviiig been found with liquors in chase of six miles, which started their possession. They huvu the op­ near Canon City and ended in tho tion of paying the film or nerving waters of n stagnant pool near the 00 days on the atrecta of the city. (kitevn bridge. Fannie lkiltursoii, charged with the Tho office of the sheriff receiv­ same offense, entreated her hntid ed a call statin g th a t a gang a t of $20t>. drunken negroes was busily engag­ I- P. Ponder, tho man who told ed Ih shooting up the town and the policu he laid been slugged and generally mnkinfl things unsafe fo r robbed las; week and who Utter was the people in the vicinity of nrrested on a charge of disorderly Cosnan. Deputies Stephenson and conduct which grow out of an in­ vestigation the police conducted as Hand hopped Into p fU w er and a result of his story, was ordered sped to the place w here the gang were last r e t r i e d . They took up to nay a fine of $2o. tlie chase a fte r slg h |ln g ^ h » c ar In Several small colored youngsters, the negroea V e re driving, who lutd been brought up befora which a fte r a. race lasting several Judge White charged with disturb1 and log a house of worship were dis­ m inutes the csrtpad of drunks w as charged when tho evidence in the cought near the Geneva bridge, case failed to show they had com­ a fte r their c ar had olid from the m itted any wrong dying, it was n& d and overturned in . a sm all K Tin- l.mvcls nf Ih’gnnn-McConnell n>al mine, at Wilhurlnn, Okla., claim the liven ef 1*1 m»n trapped In an explosion. . One hundred and one men w ill’ working la-low the i-iiuuv when the. explosion occurred. 'I n b.-ne li u t l. ii out alive and six Hcnd. The n-nmiiiing 85 liave not been aiemmteil fop Wives, mothers, Nweeth'earlu ami ehihlren li...... nriuiiu! ,t]ie Ida-k opening with the faint Inrpu thnt their men may he d. aithough rescued miners tell of crawling o v e r ’acoren of ml i> -lira. ’) hi ■philtngrupn, rushed to The Herald by telephoto and fust train is the firso to come out of the little place. Il shown the cn.wd of fricioi . relatives and m v u c workers a t the mouth of the shaft of death. . o ca / F irm A nnou Plans F or Nevj $ i F ir e p r c fc £ W a (lie New ■ entireKong (lie It wage aMe cernrpanieH notwitht and in- N U M B E R 144, i An u ltra - modern, fire pW>cf bunded w arehouse w ith (Jl>jW)tl ; ipiafe feel o f floor spare, will be erected liy Swope-DougluK, -leenrding to i; statem ent made today by j J-;. A. I liner I,oi, who declared Jtal 1work wi nid begin on tile new sirin' | L ue o : »oti o i i\ ipiired m aterials : rniild be delivered ami necesvary Company building next door, ami pur tracks could be laid. four more . torn*!'' added to the com la com m enting on th e p lan s ot idued structure'* arm rdn.g to plann [ t he com pany w ith reiero n ce to Umj today plu'cil in the hands qi May­ ' n'-w w arehouse. Mr. D o uglass a .e r-or Forrest Lake by New Aori: tr- (h| lliul idr. fit'll! had um leri.dieg chiteet.s who have recently com­ I th e p ro ject n o t ua a speculation, pleted a survey of the expansion I will, a view tow ard filling » long program contemplated by. thejq/i I felt need a t '.Sanford. ■dilution. ‘This city's g re a te s t requirr-meut “The increased activity of every for commercial development at thi* department of Hu* bank makes en­ time is adequate ..toruge facilities/'' largement necessary," Mayor laike Mr. DnOgkia raid, “aful we belieVo said, “and the directors of the in­ tlmk- M uj'operation of tills new stitution believe thnt the acquisi­ i Imadeif w arehouse wjtl go f a r t-rtion of the Hill Hardware Conips n.v | w anl ^relieving a rlta a tie n lh at jtl building will provide tho required spocy." Alfbiteets liave declsrod the foundations of the two. buildings capable - of supporting four more stories. Mayor Lake raid, and pres* cut plans call for Ihri utilization mnu-a in the s]>ring, or early sum­ mer, Mayor Lake raid. • B e t t i r Buiiiling Needed The four storicr tluit will added to the building will bo of brick construction according to present plans, uud the entire stru c­ ture will be done over in a uniform finish. “One of Sanford's grciite.it draw ­ backs is tlu' appearance of the inn Jority of Its storun and business houses," Mayor I*ake said in dis­ cussing plans-for the remodolimr of the building“Visitors judge a community largely by the exterior of its build­ ings, und with this thought in mind wo are planning to make the bank one nf the most attractive in this section," “The four n e w stories will lend an imposing height, and th«V exte­ rior finish and dicoration will nu-ke the structure pleasing to the eye. In alluding to the offices thal will bo partitioned off In the umlition. Mayor Iaiko said that in uppolntment nnd general design they would compare f t f O T l W r j » a ) F most modern in this vicinity. W e st I'irMt S tr e e t A ccJdcntH I'la c e V ic tim s In H o s p ita l W ith S e rio u s D is u b i|U h /i; T w o C o llisio n s U n a v o id a b le today in a.collision between two llrookiyh-Manhnttan trains on the Williamsburg bridge in a heavy fog Twenty of Uidn« were removed to An IImt Unto taliKti fu r ronsidcrution at n later (Into. The m ultiple listing bureau cum­ in it tee wan orodered to notify the entire membership of the hoard ns to the nciioti taken nt the seKsion held todny, and to inform each member that 18 honra time would lav piloted in which nppllcutlon for membership In the commit too might bo mntlr, Tho bonril ordercd tin- by-laws of the bureau chang­ ed so th at tiny, member of the Kenlly Board may become associated In tfm bureau without any form ality oilier limn by m uting application, N<> requirem ents for membership in tim bureau in necessary other than tim applicant must be n mem­ C’ltitriehlon Hunter In T oIIk ber o f'th e Realty Board. O f I«iw h 'o r S e c o n d Time S Col. GoorgO W ,.K night, kpeak­ In W e e k Whtsn Hollce Get ing />« u mcmlM-r mhojr do ff' Lhd, uvov bureau Him With Lond Of Hoo/e itmiinUl*e,* told Jhe usac/nblv todny' th at “tho Bqalty Board, wn* Ghuricr.ton Himtar, colored, fur- organised for the purpose qf rertIhcreil liitc rriputation zrn being u deting Imricit and efficient service polic? character Saturday when he tu the tiuying und srlllng public, was arrested on Holly Avenue and tinil by iaeurporaling u multiplo taken to the police station, there l|nting bureau within, tho board we to Iki charged with boozo running. will! be furthering tim intercuts of Hunter is said to have been in than public which has cornu to d e ­ tlie employ of win Joe Williams pend 011 a Realtor f “r to p ice in all anil a t tlu* time *iif his nrn-st he Dmt- tho name implies", >Col. was driving a Nash touring car Knight stated th a t tho ComriUtteo with what police described u s ' full had studied tho quvstiqp from vytoad of liquor in tho te a r end of the machine, uvibk cident. liuspltal uffiriala In commenting on th this morning/sMr.-IWI- am.tbrr ro«tqr**t-squallI throe who - w a rt Miss Essii W hittie, Sanford wo­ man accuse! of einht-zxling funds of the Sou Mm . Poll Telephone Company JW ilia in the employ .of tq» curnpapj was acquitted BaUir- be Jury Xros only out for tkree n m IM , J J. G. Sharon, of’, Sanford, J«dis and Fish, of DcLsad n iVl*d Miss tW h p L > n llty w ^ s lending the .-vciui-onnual con of tin- NutUinnl Assoclatftan i Estnto Buonls la N evlA lrlif ick as s delegate K tary) )« *V*> Inga of ‘k* ti«‘*lty*b *urlatio:i ,*hb'« w J ItC Tti in g g d p NEW YORK,**4 ahf ltutb - wmilitiva *nd JM captured a e c u te ^ u a i f k a s ^ - aacaped to, the nearby weeds and. an* »UJI pt larg e. luring tho Um« 1 olid March. 1$ o company fumLi position as Air*. Carrie U M icnpi . Stri-’fi g ribs wets fractured m Three N egroes Are Arrested Following Canaan City Party TWO INJURED Wi LIQUOR RUNNER AUTOMOBILES IN NABBED IN AUTO LAST TWO DAYS BY SPEED COPS Two automobile accidents on UVst F irst Strcct ovor the week cud claimed as many victims, otm mnn suffering from lerlous Injur­ ies tluit may prove futal, uci-ording to n'ports. Jirnris II. Chamber, who lives ,on W e st First Street near the Mmf* roe turn, wns htruck tbit unlay night by a Kir pliotod by J . 1I.ilee ucur Rands eroaslng, nnd rushed to the Fernakl-lJiUghlon Ho.spltal where an exam ination' fa said to have revealed concussion of tlie brain. Chamber had not cchipietely recovered consciousness to­ day, nnd hoepita) authorities rcjiortcd his condition as serioun, M r.-Liles stated tljat Chsnjbsrs ran directly in the path of his car, making tho accident unavoid­ able. Ho wns not tl taiucd by the police. Ransom AlnUliews, colored, wna knocked down qn West F irst S treet 34 Are Injured When Sunday morning by llmlg-on B ail, stated today that tho man Gotham Trains Meet who ran across the street directly in tho path of hii» car, which was NEW YORK, »vsa «si Jdn. 18^-G § i P)~| mn up onto tho -sidewalk, and Thirty-tour persons wtre Injured sliflitiy wrecked In an attem pt to ^ B u th were elevated trains. G Kit AIM* OFFERS V daily becoming more aeutb," " “The building,\vil be *>T lu-lck c<n>sfriictiun, with every modern fire in event.dive equipment installed.” Alf,' Doiiglasli odileil, “and we Isupv to have tho Ktnirlure cuinpleted within lie- next few inmitlis.'’ 'The Ictliai Iroll Mock upon which the new building will ho erected was si.Id to Sanuu-t i interests a few imoithr ago by a local symiicate compii. i d of K. A. Douglass, J. G, Pull ami .1. il. Jaehroti. Swopc-ibiukbiswtuc., - purchased tin luml only a few weeks after, at n Ihimisnmc profit to the Snrmlcta men, uererding ,tn Mr. Duuglnt s, who i.aiil that tlie syndicate of wliieli he Was n member bud also uold to Sarasota invcstnrr. u sul»d k ’Isiop known as Glen Echo arid a business lot -on Sapford Avenue, the three sales n-|»n-(s rnling n coji-' nideratloii of npi’o»;i:imt^ly fi Commission Opposes (ill To C h a n g e Long1 a d Short Haul B uie WASHINGTON. ) i n . 18.—W )— ^position of tb s Interstate Cuss•rps Commission t« .tbs Gooding in mission twls; �PAG E THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. JANUARY 18, 1926 Why Golfers Ijos't So Many Balls* I Californian S ays Florida M ay B e Scene O f N ext B ig Rush Fo r “Flowing Gold ’ Rod Sox Catcher Tags Detroit Players With One Sweep Of Arm After Fly Ball Drops From Flagsleads’ - Hands HOLLYWOOD, Fin:, Ja n . 1 8 ^ Florida may bo the scene of the next oil rush. This is the opinion of Prof. An­ drew C. Lawson, eminent geologist of the faculty of tho U niversity of California, who has boon a Holly­ wood visitor. In nddition to ail of her other resources and advantages of ideal ’Hinutc, natural beauty, fertile soil, lumlrcdfc of miles of coastline, and ill the other things th a t have Irnwn thousands here from all >artK of the country, Prof. Imwson lelievea Florida |H>sscsseu rich oil leposlls. I'rdf. lmwBon, who is making a cevcral weeks' tour of Florida and Cuba, and his party, were the Tucsls of J. W. Young, founder of Hollywood and m ayor of that city, luring their s ta y hero. They were taken on a boat trip through the inland .waterways in and around Hollywood including Imke Mabel, where the $15,000,000 harbor is be­ ing built, on Mr. Young's private yacht. Should Drive Wella "There is a distant possibility i thut oil can bo found under the {soil of Florida," said Prof. l-uwson'. j “nnd the people of this state 'should begin looking for it. Oil was not found in California until a fte r a long search, but they continued CHICAGO. .Ian. i 8 ~ ( f l V - Ono of the unusual plays of the 1U2A Am erican Lcugue season revealed by "iitovo-lcngue" analysis was th a t in which A rthur Stokes, catcher fo r the Red So*, retired two D etroit men a t the pinto with one sweep of his nrtn . He pulled it A ugust 25. *• Johnny Dimalcr was on second luid Fred Finney was a t first, in tho seventh inning, when Kigncy lilt n long fly to the ou Ifield. Ira Flngstcad rnn it clown but drop|K*d the nail. Dossier started for home when he saw the t»alt stirke the ground, lint Haney, startin g a t the ernek of the hat, wns almost a t f r o n d bcfoijr Hnssier got away. Tiie two runners were pacing alm ost as a team when they nearCfl .third and going into the plate, Haney slowed up enough to stay only a step behind the slower Dossier, • * }• In the mearftlmc, Flagstend re­ trieved tho ball and threw to Rothrock. nt abort, the in tter relaying the nail to Stokes. The two Tygera, looking over th eir shoulders, saw the ball coming und hit the dust simultaneously. S(okc* idotwl his ground und with one sweep of ids arm tagged liiem iioth before their spikes touched the rubber. Not to l*o outdone, the um pire shot both arm s upwutd, indicating the dhubltf play,. • WASHINGTON, Jan. IB.—The way thfc Washington citizenry j* bedevilled by government is one sin and two shames. The two district commissioners —the third or engineer coirnnisflloncr concerns himself only with* technical m atters, for which thank providence— rule lik e 'tw in czars, j vVhntcver they say “goes"—a t | least it does for awhile. I ater tho courts o ftm knock it ntlt, , them i Aftc ^ ar appeal a high derlnr< oatrag whp ing tli have 1 The frequency with which lids ajj. ‘ happens is significant of the ro­ ll^ gime’s irresponsibility, nee I The commissioners slap on some or-1 new regulation and It's law tint il cn- somebody employs counsel and •spends a lot of money putting up Kte “ fight. Then, as likely us not, it ,11- transpires that Hie whole thing was illegal all along. "*!| The rule subjecting pedestrians . a to a rrest for auto traffic code violations was a recent sample, of T rafh c Director Eidridjro wnn*in- ed D and persuaded Commissioners he Rudolph and Kenning to issue the decree. The police dropped every­ thing else 'to go after pedestrians. Trying ' to cross n street was practically equivalent to a pinch. Phc Obeying the traffic officers' siujJI- nals was to invite being run over, Ity for the cops were too busy with icy pcdiMriuns to bother with autos and they ran wild. To disregard, Hot Toasted Sandwiches and it Como in and try our sandwich^, served to you hot. Along with this ( hot drinks. -You’ll find l hey are defe L A N E Y ’S DRUG S WANTS JACK TO FIGHT NEW ORLEANS. Jan. —Esleilo Deinpacy wauls it to t,<> known.ahe duos nut object to Jack fighting In the ring. Cast Age Aside To Elope , alter trying out *»>cicty girls as cuddiis, declare t'it !« forget to v.atdi ,tlie hnlls and spend ton much i it” < •, the pl'qvei ay Above lire shown Misses rguii t Morri;, acting as caddies. N ew A m erican O p era S aid T o Include M any H isto ric a l T hem es A b o u t S alem Announcement Uore Opens Department oil era’ Tours ■ J1. • 1fl ■ • win. h M.* Jiiltiii’f *» •• rl .ill/’*n .. I. .il .in yA III. tmvel uf that 1'llc ..il* i v i i.l ■ ■I ,h< di p.i l‘l mrllt I lie out* I .iodine I '"Wi'l.'o ol . •!•• ' i <M I■:111*1- 11■till fin(no, linking iis ih r, a . I ' m pr» o' i .1 , i .It in I'rmn tla* Gulf with ibe j i II..\« t hart ''ii ";!• it .i . ; I'ni ■png of nrunge irees 1 ■! I^ n te i1, w.i "I i Uni' \v11 ri tlu li'nn < ilifnrni.t. city had n in .nliiiic ^ ienta\*ii -u,t irmu |.!,ici > where "wiuliirougiumt the < ' I '.ii wot ni, . t t* . in. m ei" mr backgr<>uatl Louts Adolphe i o rue. A fa in ......... tho ?yulf gnofla ami drive away The elopement of Mrs. Elizabeth Mathcwa Iticiiurdaoh, 51, Chicago cni|i!{|i;ki( u f tin It'i.itun .‘: \ mpliu , iliuii) lit ■ ol ..now and ice. ‘ho l i e g i r a o f n o r th e r n g o lfe rs to aeltlem ent Worker, and Rev S tan ­ O r c h e s tr a , w a s the ne'iind to di|>| ley W: G raf, 21, Congiegutionalii t into E s s e x c n u n ly ’s past for t a tli Kmitl ■ol P acific l i n h i thrciltm inister, Inni' just horn disclosed. iqieratlc them . ;t:,,I the i> ol' **■' n to I i d. all records llii.s winter. They were m arried secretly several Ic iniUH, "A Woman c^f Marble- 1Atom links a r c ava ila ble in the 'i'h im :vcond o p e r a , w iilti a m o t * S o u th «nd IkTVU led m any dnys ago and are <>a th e ir’ honey - i l .; moon in Indiana. M m G raf's first •P.iiiiig th e y e a r following the mi. 1f. mi l i e large cl lies* and many husband died in I'dOH. The young re vetul prod u c tio n of " T h e Seal let j iVnin'*m a ile r pluccs to nnivc smithl.i t i e r , " m a de use of th e sam*' w ard a m ig r a te birds. m inister wus ordained last June, 1r71 J ' 1 • in jr • [7 I i 1 1 i /• •_ % %f J5L » By T A Y L O R V AAV MAC - 'WHO /HADE J OUT THIS REPORT ? \ i t s f u l l o f m is t a k e s / BESIDES L CAM HARDLy \ READ SOME OF THE FIGURES That's TfiE new Boy vjG HIRED To Fil l CHICK'S PLACE /—"■ j----- r YOU KNOvJ, MR. GUNN? WELL IF THIS,IS \ L WISH WE COULD Th e b e s t he c a n \ d o L T h in k v r ^ 1 INDUCE CHICK TD COME B A C K -L NEVER TTm C WE'RE looking REALIZED THE SON'S Fo r S omeone e l s e [ VALUE u n t il HE > HAD L E F T — v - ' ' - HI6 WORK WAS NEATLY DONE AND ALL HI3 REPORTS CAME >M PROMPTLY, BESIDES HE COULD ALW'A'/S FWDTTNVG To HELP ME OUT \N hEN L WAS BUSY **. k‘M FRANK*TO ADMIT HE'S WORTH L F if t s A W EEK To u s y*-----* WELL. I ALWAHS SAID CHICK , WAS AN E>tCCPTloNAL 0O Y HL MNRES d o o D AT ANYTHING vAE TACKLES - HE’S A CHfP ^ -v o f f * m e o l d b l o c k *. / ? GEORGE J. BERTMAN, President, Owner and De Hotel Valdez Sanford Florid �t'iUMlKT:' .W-flr* ’‘^ ^ yV<L\aJA,t&211 ' *«M - ----- re; MARKETS STATE NEWS BRIEFS ■BY ASSOCIATED PRESS le \s e lth / sliftrifte B * J *nri-hihlMml* ^ eput.y I St- Petersburg, was arrested In l5 S J S | , r . 5 f ! « " H ^ V n c d - L n . . . ;. c«nfiacn^^\"'iviri* r ' Uf nn 'k m 4 *™ ± h, - TAMPA—Ttu; city cfifoitilulon ^ r w S a r s B r a -ea c e rta in ,. SEtf S 3 . » & law is a greater thim was the old ijusqipn w ™ Dtohibitlon laW has bean a B ! J drin k er,. Younl! 2 L f Z now imbibinn, capodally young girls. I tell you -011(1 !t ••The^Catholfe Church never has taught prohibition. I t has always advocated to tal absti­ nence, however, fo ra h c '.rn a n wbo docs not know how to drink rropcrly. For auch a man total abstinence Is the rig h t'a n d prop­ er thing. However, for the thou­ sands who arc able to take a drink there 1b no earthly reason why prohibition should bo forced on them." , 1 [her Blofk^de.4 When- . is Agrpund Late: Sunday Benns—Green hampers, showed an early trend dflwnward Baldwin Locomotive .... „._^....129 ' " Bethlehem Steel __ k_..— 4HV4 today, influenced by nn estim ate $6.00. Cabbage—Standard crates, new Crucible Steel __________ 41from tho .U. S. Department of A g­ *!'*-*«< riculture t h a t , the world crop-of stock* 24.00015.00. Duoont do Nemours ...•■■—.... Cukes—Bushel crates, hot house, NEW YORK, Jan; T > f q ? P ) - Erie V.......................................... S5’k wheat for the 1025-Jm's^Hsiri)-'will v total 4,000,0^0 bnsheto against 3,- $(;TiO(A$7.50. MixrJ price movements marked the Gmftrol Electric ..... .............838 Egtf P lant—Standard crate*, 132. 091.000 bushels last year. fcabmptloii \»f tho'stock nmrkft\ ti>- L & N '.__________________ ihniify, $4.00<R15.00. Wy with buvimr of ’s everal specula­ Norfolk & W estern ................163\6 . Announcement of a large workl mediums, Peas—English Tk bui.be! hamp­ —. GO shipment of whent last week, to­ tive Issued influenced by the large Ban American Pet, „ _L ___ .*........ 58* 4 gether with an ".IncrcaAe of the ers, *4.00@f4T»0. gain in reserves* recorded by clcar- Pennsylvania Peppers—Ctd. crfcJ, green belles, amount of wheat arid flohr a float S. A; L. .... 40 ing house/^nnk IhgM B rtBH M lHlast M i week. AmrricAA Gan, Dupont' and Southern Pacific _____ ___ «100:i for Europe, tended nlso to wenltcn fancy, $4JD0#f4 f>0. S.uiash—liam pcrJ and standard __...\lK iH values. On tho declines, however, Southern Railway opened a point Southern Kaihvay -s, y^lLxr, farcy. *7.00. . Sludcbaker unYi 11.. iiAni>li||iw& ^ fa ir buying developed. FVptnsh—Hampers and stanoard Opening prices, 'A to lower. Standard Qll of N. J _______ 80!i t? fl.# J nnd 7uj> ere tdi, white, none offered. Union Pnelfic p f a . _______.14 fill Mnv tctt Mv.cct Potatoes—Per cwt. $3.00. -54 rS 1.50*1, to J1.60-I were folluwjil by U. -S. Rubber Tangerines—Boxes, fancy," ffl.00 .-...134. n alljtrt rally and then by a rctU. S. C f ttl............... . bae.k lower than l»eforc. (5*7.QO. CHICAGO, Jan: »3 —OP)—Wheat Fredirtiono of cold weather Ukc- Tomatoes—Sixes. Florida, fancy look lor continued cheap tone nnd ly to Increase feeding helped to count and stock. $5.00(g)fi.00, umllmiflished industrial activity, steady the corn m arket. A fter Oranges—Boxes, fancy count w e. T mmkxt threw off Its early heainnd stock, $-l.0O@45.OO. opening unchanged to % off May fstlen nnd moved toward higher O rangti—Boxes," cnoice count 83M to 83\£! corn scored a little levels. American Ban nnd U. S. and stock, }3.QQ@f3.5Q. advance nU'nround. Steel lock tha leadership of- th? G rapefruit—Baxes, fancy count Onts look their cue from wheat f.d.itt’ce t^hi.li iiiciuilcd Chrysler, nnd stock, $3.0O(J}>$4.C0. rath e r than from com. S tarting Hudson, Jo rJaa nrd llenam! Mot­ G rapefruit—Boxes, choice count „ to ■.* lower, May 4l?i to 44"!», H ors, Callfond.i Bucking. Wooloats underwent n m aterial sag but and stock, ?2.50(g'|3.00. worth. Public Service vi Jv,‘then recovered pomewlmt. sey, Baldwin. Scats Uoeljusl:, Nor­ NF.W ORLEANS, Jan. 18.—(/B) Higher ouotation.s on hogn gave folk nnd Western. Delaware, nnd ca«W: —Cotton futures ojicned stead; A nifnber of the htcdl gnlfyrs a lift to the provision m arxet. Hudson, Green lent Petroleum and Jan. 20.20 hid: Vnr.v 19.74; May Ban American “ 11" in which the as well ud u i;tr*e tt nubor of out early gains ranged from one to of town Visitors enjoyed Jie CHICAGO, Jan. 18.—M V -P ag a ltt.10; July 18.74rt>et. 17.72. ex­ points, 53.001); alow, uneven, m e.tly i w j NEW YORK, Jnn. 18.—(/P>— Louisville ntid Nashville moyed celled 1golf eoursh of tlio Bdnforil higher; weigut fn tH>st dunaiid; upt to 13:t'=. regaining a laf*ga Country Club on Sunday and also packers doing littlf'; balk tjood and Colton future.* opened easy: Mar. art of last week's Ions. A few tiie luncheon and dinner nt the chbico 100 to U J pound weight 20.55; May 10.75* July 19.05; Oel. envy spots include Mnrlnnd, Un­ clubhouse. 12.76^ 13.00; F a ir string 140 -o 18.23; Dec. 1B.05. ion Bag and Papers and Interna­ 13.00; ion.) loctl* Willis Campbell of F ort Vnlley, 140 pound selection:*. CHICAGO, Jan. 18.^-(A’)—Botnall weights iS.VO; majority" of oeltional Business Machines. , Foreign exchanges opened stendy (In., nnd C. N. Williams were ter ll>0 to 220 pound averager" 12.35 tatoes trading ju st fair, m arket @) 13.00; few fow good and choice 240 weak on northern, clock; about although demand sterling eased otf among those enjoying nn Interest­ @12.00; slightly to ?4.(J5“A. ing game of golf and having lunch. to 300 pound butchers 12.00(1012.35; . ssteady bn Idaho; receipt’s 153 cars; bulk packing kows 10.i0(ii>10.85; total U. S. ahipments Saturday 758,; Noon Slock Ltst Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bennett, Ru­ desirable killing pigs 13.O0wl3.6O; l3.00(Jbl3.50; ^.Sunday 64; Wisconsin sacked round NEW YORK. Jno. 18.—W )— fus It, Faneher und Mr. and Mrs. heavy weight hogs 11.85® 12.20; white** |3.75@>t.t*J; niricy shade Allied Them, 4 Dyo............. 115 American Can ..................282Hi Edward It. Faneher formed a purty medium 13.00@ 12.05; light 1135® higher; Minnesota racked round 13.00; light lights 12.85 @13.00; whites $3.G6@3.t)0 neeoniing to nt dinner Sunday evening. >* American T t T ...................143 Mrs. H arry T. Bodwell had ns packing sows 10.26@11.00; slaugh­ quality; Idaho sacked ressets $1.25, American Woolen ................. 40'k Ikt dinner guests, M r. and E. D, ter pigs 13.00@I3.50. ' few sales. ==f= Cattle 35,000) better grades Ely arid Mr. and Mrs. Marx. G. It. Schwarz. T. B. Ueckhen. W. weight steers strong; spots higher I). Starke and George Southerland than Friday; others und yearlings were a party a t luncheon from about steady; undertone slow; s6v* era I loads weighty steers to ship­ W inter Burk. -Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Duck­ pers 10.60® 11,00; best yearlings ( worth and Mr. nnd Mrs. V. Rainier curly a t 10.75; stackers and fevdora j of Orlando wore among those at scare; nm mostly steers suitable lunch. •.** 1 for Id Herr ; bull w e a k to 10c lower; T n ,F m U M Miss Evelyn Anderson and Rob­ mostly f'.75@0.00 on bolognas few , ert W. Donne weru among those nt fl.25; venters 13.50 downWard, Shei*|i 22,000; early bids und a ’ I enjoying golf and lunch few curly sales’ of fat lambs 15.00 I Mr. nml Mrs.-A. It. Platt had as . — ---- „ — ----------------------------(.their goe- ls Mlrs Dorothy Sehnuk [@15.20; urotyid 25e lower than F r i - 1 _____ : ] arid David B. Behmtck. ncnmicK. | day; tiny; market marnei uhout uooui sieauy steady wet wer neefle e -j lunrheon wore Elmer <es; few rarly sales fa t ewes 8.76 ! il &*, ferwaiss, L. Green, W. @9.00; steady; nothing done on G. Cheek, Metlraw and HeiiUmllen feeding liunhs; country dem and' r5 £ [showing some expansion. been ^deserted here by u "soldier for the Spr'r.g warie­ man in whose care, he stated, his st. Ti e gamei will be played father hqd placed him. here, w. i the Hohton ItrAves, Philadelphia Nationals, Cincinnati —jJ* S (A C 0 L*\—The Junior 1*(da, Bnioklyn Dodgcro a.'d Ntvv Chamber of Commerce has appoint­ \o rk Giants as opponents. Ollier ed a committee to look nftcr the games will lie played on route working of placing mnrkers upon home. historical landmarks here, / F o r t MYERS—F o rt Myers will OCALA—Six automobiles host IW to (III, members of the IrlRN Elks, tlmHinn 1 n , * were v*- lie Iivsofc IllUVTff O JL Hits damaged and another machine stol- Lodge or Florida April G and 7, n in a scries of mishaps to cars ; when the nnnunl convention is n nnd around Ocala. Two collls-! held. Ions, one at Ocala, nml the other 1 _____ Summcrfiehi, caused damage to | ORLANDO—Onb hundred nnd Tour.° :. th°. nutomobiles,* u truck fifty business men of Tennessee, ran belter skelter into u curb and "ith their own private dining car a touring ear struck n ditch, over­ and hand, will visit Orlando, Feb­ turning its occupants. No one was ruary 4, according tp' a le tte r- to injured seriously. "* the local chamber of commerce. ' OCALA—Members of the ncwlyKISSIMMEE—J . U. Gilbert, orgaiilred Marion County Engi­ city clerk here for nearly 24 years, neers' Club endorsed plans to beau­ bun tendered his resignation. tify the county's highways, nnd mapped out u program - for that PENSACOLA—T h e ' Pensacola work. Chamber of Commerce and other -------civic organizations brought strong DADL CITY—W. M. M atthias, prcssuri to bear upon the governlocal business man, was taken to a ineht authorities nt Washington local liospital with a fractured during the past week for fin onHkull when he is said to have been Inrgcinc.ut of the federal "building struck by an automobile on -a high- hero, which is considered badly way near here. J, S. Johnson, of I needed. Youngbcrg, stationed at Jackson­ ville, ordered here by the W ar Dc■ f f le hero pnrlm cpt’to assum e control of the tnded port situation' arid clear the chan­ been nel of the obstructions, whs ex­ (of the pected to arrive here during the ■. , ir on dny. The general m arntlm o tie-up funded here held 8 3 ‘vessels In port, with and H8 ships nnchored off tho harbor He U.O entrance awaiting reopening of is en- navigation in the port. More than i rilh n ■JO ships in the innbr harbor arc vor from his coat pocket and receiv­ Ma- being detained hero, with-joxpeeta- ed a bullet through the calf of his . craft tfons that the num ber will be up doubled within the next several right leg who ntlie gun struck the Jcnch days. Pnsscnger liners a rc contin- floor and went nfr with a loud re­ tank- o{ng to land their patrons along port, which is to. said to have near­ ly caused several barbers working fgiun-1 t|)t) causoway docks, beyond the in the shop to sever the windpipes , ‘ I obstructions, or by tender ships off* of their victims. Harkey was removed to the FcrA. Miami Reach. nnld-Lnughlnti hospital, where lie is said to lie resting easily. His in­ a close second with til). South Caro­ jury is not rerious, ac ording to !io:;lina, reporting three injured, had pitnl nullioriilcs.. the. lowest number in th at col­ umn. ’* * A tabulation by states folnlws: Killed Injured X’irgiiiia ........... 3 29 North Carolina.. 24 ..... 7 1South Carolina .......... . 1 3 i Georgia ..... :.... 5 39 19 ......... 12 Florida ........ 6 13 Hcsl *! Alabama .Mjr«i^sj|i|)i ......... 3 16 fe a rs Loui.siana ........ 3 35 fh iln e r ArkntiMas ........... 0 11 Tennessee .......... 4 19 12 plan- Kentucky ___ _ ........... 1 rshthits Hody Of Conductor Schell i>ths at Recovered Front River This fair;- has Morning Aflct* Search Last­ tement ing Since Wreck On Sunday F. Whitt_ t»i* Tampa It. J. Newman, of Dnllas claims rvise finthe championship in two marathon events--—dancing and automobile driving. Recently he driove con­ fswiiile to tinuously. chained to a car, for 158 of vegUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA; liours and 18 minutes. He also to." Mr. Jan. 18.—(/Pi—Public speaking is IliRid Invesllfrntion Is To tued wet flitted around a ballroom floor for He Conducted Into Tragedy 217 hours nnd 60 minutes. In irded lli" encouraged at the University of Jof many Florida through societies In every Occurlng Near Pittsburgh I March he's going to drive across lists have college. Although no appropria­ the continent. other PITTSBURGH. Jan. 18.—</!*)— tion is made for the D epartm ent of plantVery eon- Oratory, Dr. Jam es Madison Chap- Tho death toil rerulting from the cso will mun, head of th at departm ent, has full of a street ear from u bridge into the Ohio River here Inst night re co-op- a great many students enrolled in wits increased to four today with Whitner courses In public speaking >nnd |ve been oratory wlm are charged a small tho recovery “of the liody of Gil­ bert J- Schncll, conductor of the and we fee. legrec of All tho stddents on the campus ill-fated trolley. The body was Real Estate Conveyance* are represented by B society, the found in the river a short dlatance E. W. IlugJcr to C. L. Van Bro­ ie closing' purpose of which la 'to stim ulate from the scene of the accident. ken,* 400 acres in sections 23, 24 a.ubl be >greater interest in the problems of Miss Agnes Johnson, 23, wus the and ..... 26; consideration $62,009. that c,> that particular college. Accord K. B. Osteen to Sanford (>»unItteii and ’ 1° the presidents of these so­ only one of the known victims to ished to cieties, much benefit is being de­ drown, hor body h.»ln* *Mm£°und [ S F ^ ^ S ^ ’l i ^ S S : to the rived from these clubs and many . for con- really talented .men arc discovered floating In the river soon after the l-ration* $60,000, Lillian S. Slovens to Lucille Sim­ iwn pro­ among tho folks previously un­ crash. Thg two Others, Sirs. Rbmons, lot In E. R. Traffords map; known. These societies also make becca Meek, GO, r.nd her grand 5(5,000. *. * be very it possible for students to meet daughter, Marian Signet, 7, suc­ J. L. Grovcu to C. M. Sweat, lots Whitner one another and to benefit from cumbed to Injuries a t a hospital. in McNeils Orange Grove Villu; $5,ever be­ each other’s ideas and experiences. Al( were residents of the P itts­ 000. ts having Literary Society, a club of burgh district. •' I^ike Jepsup l^tnd Company to We need nilharr arts and acience students, Geurge B. Upchurch G lots in Longto make • I'if'nljMf* prim arily in debating. Facilities Prove Inanjuatc wuod; consideration ^1,000. and the the law col lego is represented by • The trolley v.-ua pulled from tho T In. T uiba'to John D. Jmklns, to learn John Marshall D ebating Society, watch by the electric crane of tho lots’ 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 in Block U, (me of ,ho n club started principally to stim u­ Pittsburgh and Lake ^rlo wreck­ Sanford Heights; consideration $1,late interest in debating. This . .. .. »g picture etui) won th e'F acu lty Cup for prn- ing engine, which was brought' to GG0. S. F. Doudwdncy *<• Ruby H. to portray licicncy In debating two years in tho scene when the Pittsburgh Rail­ Middleton, Lot 300, Midway; conalturtil. in- succession, but w as,unablo to hold $500. Iad vantages >t this year und guin perm anent way Company’s emergency facili­ anioration F. B. Lynch to Mamie Thomas, ties proved inadequate for tho task. ir rant, m,u no ■ U .VU ' lot 114, Wind wood Park; consider­ 1 In, ton#!.. p «8cl? ,on °* t ” 0 trophyWonder at the small death list, ation $500. ' I, * euhody Club is the name chosen |ys F. B. Lynch" to Virginia Davis, li l tcochora for their society, wan expressed'by Pittsburgh rall»a» several lot 77, Wind wood Park; considera­ Rayed at the which meets regularly to discuss way officials und others who view­ tion $500, ed the wrack." car a fter ieovlin e r added, education problems. ' * Tho ' l , Draper B artlett to Cooper, Barr, The promoting o f greater in- ; w r : I* Seminole ing the rails, nt the upprouen 1°; Ataha Real Es tate und MUrc. Co., tho minds b re st in agriculture is the purposo tho bridge and plunging through / vy acrt.., jn section .14, towns hip 21, f expected to of the A griculture Club. Tho Bentbn Engineering Socioty, u guard m il, turned over once l>e- no. confhloratlo^i .given. la romposad of Btudcnta of the forc striking the water, 40 feet be* A CORRECTION Lnginct?rjng College. Each mem­ low. One end struck ths bank and ■— *■• • . . r-~ber is given an opportunity to cx- lasted there woilc the other end Due .to a tyjH)graphic:il error prcfn his ideas on all things per­ was submerged In w ater as far as nn’iuivu-tbcu.’tn t i>ublial>cd S atur­ taining tn engineering from prim i­ the middle doors day for the Yowell Company, 'eY?rtive times on. flist' prints la small designs with The Commerce Club, a society of .The wrecked ear was dragged borders were quoted a t 20 cents a from the river early this morning. * *S*,d*nta enrolled in the School Rer.cuers continued to drag the yard when the true price of the of Business Adm inistration, has river for additional bodies. Their merchandise Is 60 cents a yard. for its purpose the sblvipg of busi­ work was hampered by fog and The Yowell Company is offering ness problems. 7 {? ' Sanford buyers a new line of ''overIce. * 7 Bburmacy students are repre­ Number O f Two investigations were under fast'' suiting a t popular prices to­ sented by the M ortar and Pestle PatT XVctk UUib, which purposes to stimulate way. one by railway company of- gether with other special a ttrac ­ lumber Hurt; interest • in topics . pertaining to firfels ut|d the other by coroner tions th a t may be seen a t the firm 's stum q n ,g ir jf Stryyt. ■. ■ las 7 Deaths L ..8.® ftudent*. All prospective W. Jj, McGregor. 1 H arry ‘«£urshun, the motormun. pm -rollere" a re olifible. ^ A y REVIVE RACE? Tan. 18__(A*)— The Flint Chemical Society 1» who escaped with brtilsca and lac­ erations, said the ear got beyond were killed and the means by which 4hi chemlstery NEW YORK, Jan. 18.—WT—An 3 traffic acel- students receive additional Infor­ control qn a grade leading to the efortT ravlvo sjiced boat racing states during mation on chemical research and bridge and Utet the slippery rnil.'' fur the {afirst time since the w ar b e ­ tlosed last night. current dizcoveriea In their profes­ made the brakes useless. Com­ gun today when the Ampricgn Boot ■ survey made sion. pany officials expressed the be­ A»* odatlon derided to Itarite other < $ !. * lief that ' ‘something oiY tho track t!u» A»ociatcd ciruntides to parUcipate. l/j.V caused tho m r to jump, crash was barred fq r 10 i’r a n Germany a ftty the accidents cov- Man I s - Accidentally through th e bridge guard rail a t u war from ctmipetlng fo r ' tho ^■tre tho.,c by curve und plunge iqto ^ho water. jinrmswortb lnterpatlonal Trophy. cydc, train ^nd SUHANNE LIKRg UMUjN * ^ o u ts ta n d in g Pistol Falls On Floor ^ ___ * 9 killed, took first CANNKS. Jan, i a L - t ^ - U e r o While undressing preparatory to are the views of tho Ineqfcnpamhjr 1'a following tens tiie only taking u bath u Snow's barber shop su*anne"on" jbV accident*. Saiurtlny night, “W. IIHarkey, ‘t admire H elm ““ n*lfht, -------------" Coast I s m iff pork » for the y dA -J*. ^ Marathon King RIVER PLUNGE OF STREET CAR FATAL TO FOUR Public Speaking Is Included In . State School Curriculum Small Number Killed - Wonder To Officials <[Tty News Briefs ." LAMS FROM fSHAPS Wounded.Xu Leg As I Additional Society Many Enjoy Luncheon And Dinner At Local Country Club Sunday C OPPONENTS TO SEEP UP FIGHT Opposition Plans To|t:arbmn?E.‘w Keep Issue Before Senate Despite Talk P ers Of Possible Cloture Mr. and M.*a. M. B, Hutton, Karl Week Of Debate , Schultz, Percy Mero, Joe Chiltonden and L. B. Chittenden li ft Sun­ Is In Prospect day afternoon for Jacksonville House Considers Bill Of $50,000 For U. S. Part In Arms Meet WASHINGTON, Jnn. 18.— (AI’). — Opponents of tho World (’uni t today wore pre^ parcel to keep thtrissue before the Senate, not at all worried by the talk of possible cloture to shut off debate nnd Hpeed where they will attend the con­ vention o f po>;t commanders ami adjutants convening in th at tily on Monday. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jan. 18. —|/P>—Conditions and quotations prevailing on the Jacksonville marKet today as reported b>’ tho FI,Of- j ',*n. •Marketing Bureau; Supplies of miscellaneous vegetn-' Oku' Ides limited; duinand -good; move- j lyon Nra co. . men very light; mur.tct strong for 41s*. FifthSi.. RrMtlrs. 8. t. ‘ gmni stock. iiiiiiiM tiiiiiiifiim ifi Tho Misses Fannie Tucker. Kate McKemiey and E dna' Scliwcikart of Orlando w ire among the outof-town guests nt (be bridge purty given SHturiUiy evening by Mrs. •Ernest Krupp and Mr*. Deane "Tm ltdt, honoring Mrs. l)e Lesley Ilill of Orlaiidu. Mrs. R. I). Marine, Mrs. E. E. W hitt nnd Mrs. .lark Admire of a vote. Orlundo motored to Sanford <>n A group of opposing sena­ Saturday afternoon to attend the tors, who met with Senator bridge party given by Mrs. Ernesti Bondi, Repiihlii-nu Idaho, paid lit­ Krupp and Mrs. Deane T u rn e r,! tle attention to the cloture discus'* complimenting Mrs. l)c Ix-sloy Hill sion going nn over arguments they of Orlando, u recent bride. plan to deliver uguinsl the reso­ lllllDtVfv LUNCHEON SOON lution proposing American adher­ ence t<> the court. However, with The annual bridge luncheon of the tax bill, the only measure in sight to displace the court issue, tho Social Department-of the. San­ scheduled to ho presented nt the ford Woman’s Club .will he held end of tho week, opponents of «d- Feb. 9 a t the clubhouse with Mrs. hervnec may bo%forccd to keep the Ernest Housholdcr as hostosB, Tills delate going for a week In their affair Is for the members of the determination to forcstril un im­ Social D/epnrtinenL their house guestr, ami others who have lived mediate recall. Lenders of the fight for the res­ in Sanford less tltnn one yunr. • All who are expecting to attend olution have served notice that they will not prolong argument on are requested to notify either Mrs. their own account and will seek R. A. Newman of Mrs. D. L, Thrash­ not lutcr than Feb. 6 ox no to force n showdown on the quei<- er reservations will be taken after tion. * On the other side of Congress, that date. the House toduy had before it the resolution to appropriate $60,090, for American participation in the Geneva preliminary disarmament conference, with Its adoption ap­ parently assured. t'ornmittues of both houses have busy programs* for the week, tho aluminum investigation nsum tng in the Senate and tho rubber mon­ opoly inquiry getting under way a p d n in tho lower chamber. ' , 5 -■ ■» i ■■ *- ■ * As Evelyn Gave Fawn The Air t «.*»!•*« |SVk«4 GRASP YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO WEALTH. ■ !(■ f* '.■< ■-/■•. i A highly desirable industrial site of 25 acres, located well within the old city limits—with over 1,100 feet railroad frontage and 1,350 feet fac­ ing First St. Either fi*ontage is worth mpre than the price which we quote! for the entire., body. We can safely predict that this property wilUncrease 100'/r in value within one year. Sanford M b Cp, 2j ill \*L ill u II. S. LONG, Mur. Phone 657, * **• *■ ak« Hall UuitdinK 'ft AI/ Sanford Manor To Be P,ut Qn M arket Tomorrow At Noon' f ( Fanford Manm. one of the latest and m ost1pretentiou-j developments prompted in thin portion" of the state, will be formally opened to-( moi row when tho big -Pullman busses of the Sanford Manor Pro­ pel tics, Inc., will bring score* of vlfitor* to the sub-division" from Orlando, Tampa, Daytona, ML Petersburg and m any other sec­ tions’ of the state, according to the developers. The 164 acre tract forpieriy known as the (Turk place, has bee a sym rttically platted Into 070 lots which will be placed on tho m ar­ ket tomorrow at prices .m oving from 1876 to |G,(K)0, according to members o f the firm , r * ’ >“Tinted sidewalks, u largo swim­ ming pool, an elaborate'and com­ prehensive beautification program, and the (novation of every attrac­ tion perfected in anb-divislon his­ tory will ehuraclri in* Sanford Manor," said “Teddy’' Strauss, virc-prrsldent *nd dirretor of sales. * “The promoters of Sanford Matt* Fawn Gray, dancer, r feel th a t so many high class won Harry Thaw a I dcvelopmonta have W in promoted in Sanford th a t it is r.cccssary to i -**- BIG , *, * J , RETURNS CO ST LITTLE YouM bo 8un>riKi>d ut tho tromoiuioua pulling p o w e r i littlo Claaaifittl Ad taut exur^. \yh«tever you want. whatever ^ou need, the aunt and quick way to get it is by a Classified Ad. C A L L 148 | �•“jr Holdups -c . 'ygf&S* Tbl« la the time of year for crooks and thieves a s well 1U sa tourists. It is not the climate that these people who prey upon the public are looking for although no doubt they like that too. They come down because for a few months fa r in g the winter, practically all the wealthy people of the United States congregate here, bring their emeralds and diamonds with them, and make it especially easy for second story men, by leaving their jewela in thei; hotel rooms with the ___ m m • doors unlocked. . r—f —» ♦ ♦ MX UxtltM J i l l lx c m » ay Carrier, »*r Burglaries are daily occurrences; holdups are common t >«• w*#fc»y E 4 IUm I L N and the victims of swindlers of one kind or another are be­ (* All o W tu r j coming more numerous every day. By saying this The «4 i k il k f , r iM l l Herald is not attempting to frighten timid old maids or un­ «f t f t u r u l k x t f t u ere m «4« will k« suspecting children, but is merely trying to offer a word of r tg iU r U r m U l k f warning which if properly heeded will doubtless suffice to protect fully *JI of one's person and property. MEM AfMCTI AWKf«l«H ___ I' i __ la t u iH * f M Recently in one Florida town a good sized cracker boy «ret»tMNl N «<I 14 i « IIkt < u « l4 f r t was waiting on the outskirts of the town for a jitney. He IratlMi of all m w i l« It *T »«t M MnrlW noticed the approach of three men and became suspicious la tl.l« w w r M *Jm ikn at their maneuveuni. He drew his pocket knife which had - ►»* niblMfc*4 JwrMn. All an unusually long blade and busied himself with the care­ M* »t repsM Icattoe of »*h**i« i M^fcaa Perrin ara also rtarrvad. ful remodeling of his fingernails. MONDAY, JANUARY, IS, I S Suddenly, "Stick 'cm up", someone barked directly be­ THE HERALD'S PLATFORM hind him. He turned quickly, at the same time raising his w ater raxta ta i l d i hands, Instlnctly he caught the gun barrel, which was • f 84. Jokaa-bi- pointed very closely to hfs nose, and raised it as the cartridge R lra r caaaL discharged. His right hand with the kmg bladed knife in . a# white way. it, as if he were pairing an onion, circled the crook's neck rm w isg peal, tennis roerts, He emitted a whoop and fled as did the other two men who of bolldlag pro- were still some distance away. batata, a p a r t ' The cracker boy immediately called the police Btation and advised the sergeant that if a man were found going •tra c t paving around with his head half chopped off, to let him know and T»—C a e e tiw tle e el h ealers rd he would come down and finish the job. e re e a d Lake M aaroa. A similar outcome to a few more holdups would have a •«—Cem pleUee o f d tjr beeutJfics- very decided tendency toward reducing the number of crimes "of school system in fjij* stft«,,( However, The Herald does not adviic any of provision fo r io m iM d la* its readers *to,try to imitate the tractics of the big cracker ML ______________ * boy in case of a holdup. From a selfish point of view by far the wisest plan is to submit peacefully. W O L E VEKHE FO R TODAY GO PROVKH—?A inI it came ta peas a fte r these thine*, th a t God did prove A braham ; and aatd . , . T ak e now th y son . . , even Isaac, , , . and otter him fo r a b urnt of ferin e . . . " Gen. 22: 1*2. PR A Y ER—Thou a r t our God! W hen Thou do*t te a t ua enable ua to prove Thee by bringing all our tith e s Into Thy storehouse to r ceir* the overflowing blessing. T H E BONNET N ana fre t not a t their convent's narrow room; And herm it* are contented with th eir cell*; ' And student* with their pensive citadels; Maid* a t the wheel, the weaver at hia loom, 8 it blithe and happy; bees th at soar for bloom. High a* the hi|(hest peak of £ * Furness-fells, Will m urm ur by the hour In foxlove bells; In tru th the prison, unto which we doom Ouraelvas, no prison Is; and hence . for me. In suadry moods, *twaa pastime to be bound ... t»_ nln the Sonnet** scanty plot ib f a ro u n d ;v , / f n If aome soul* (for such heeds m ust be) it no have felt tba weight of two much liberty. ■Should fln<| brief solum there, as I 'h a v t found. \ Bcbm not tho Hon net; Critic, you • h a v e frow n’d. WlrfdWs* of It* Just honors; with l this, k*y Bhakrapraro unlock'd hi* heart; the melody k 'O f this small lute gave ««nn to Petrarch'* wound; A thousand tim es this pipe dhl Tasso sound; W ith Its Camoon* sooth’d an oxlie’s grief; The Ho in iel glitter'd n guy myrtl<* leaf Amid tho cypress with which H an­ ts crown’d Id a visionary brow; u glow-worm lam p I t cheered mild Spenser, coll d from Kaary-lsnd H-,,! To struggle through dark ways; a m t When u damp EeJ. Fell round the noth of Milton, In hi* hand Sv'r Tba thing hecnnui a trum pet; whotUK ho blew Haul anim ating stra in s —ids*, too fowl ■ —William W ordsworth. t? ill v|1m i nill !. ' :c.i I Don't Know As Brisbane Sees It Aaetfcer I n o t i f i t i M . A sk EngU ad. l a F a r usdia. Scfcswib Om War. By ARTHU R BRISBANE C f T f U H MML *T ' A N EW “aviation iaveetigatien” is ordered In congr ess. I t w in be welcome, althmig ibis nation pos­ sess*. little ‘'aviation" to be in­ vestigated. #• Perhaps- congress will find pot why it is th a t w* haven’t any aviation, why those th a t control aviation do nothing .b o o t it, and among other thing*, send a Shen­ andoah, as a political advertise­ ment, to be detCroyed in a middle w est thunder* term , against the protection of th e Shenandoah’s commander, oneo f the killed. CONGRESS IS puzzled by s u r­ plus farm products production. Some reckless bolsheviks, least socialists, suggest th a t the government m ight interest itself in helping piping fa farmer*" m m arket t b d r su r plus abroad. Charles Williams, who ought to know something about conser­ vatism say “no, th a t problem should be left to farm ers, without government h e lp " Two months old baby m ight be le ft to put on hi* own title undershirt, “ without mommer’s help.” • The farm ern would be as well able to deal with foreign governments, under our constitution, or with foregn prob­ lems, as a baby would be to deal with its own nourishm ent an clothing. TO I.EARN how farm ers can be helped, and surplus products sold a t n profit they m ight find out what the British do with their surplus rubber products. That is n rubber farm surplus. And you notice that they manage to sell It to the United S tates nt about a dollar a pound, when it could he sold profitably a t .10 cents a pound. A governm ent that wants to "do a thing can-do it. The canvcrnaUnn. may .not have actually taken place but the words might have fallen from the lipn of almost any resident In Sanford, even old timera, and especially the five or nix thousands persona who have come in the past two years to make their homes among us, and we will leave it OUR GOVERNMENT is so afraid of doing something "socialistic” to your own sense of fairness to judge if It is not so. th a t it doesn’t do anything ex* W hat is the population of Sanford? I don’t know. cent let the fan n er sh ift for him­ How many hotels are there in the city? There used to self. Tho United States governm ent be three. , all it can do to take care of W hat Js the per capita wealth? The exact figures have has rnilronds and other really big fi. slipped my mind. nnnciul organizations. What is the assessed valuation? I don’t know. W hat is the tax millage? 1’ve forgotten. MOTHER NATURE supplies the W hat are the total bank deposits? More than last year. human race with infinite variety. In Venice, there is sknting on the How many miles of paved streets have you? Ob, that (canals, gondoliers arc taking a increases every year. rest. W hat is the annual income from Seminole county celery Rome Is sw eltering in unusunl heat. And on for off "India’s corcrops? I don't know. ul strands" the natives are h u rry ­ There may be a few well informed persons in Sanford ing hack to w itchcraft, magic, etc., who could answer all of those questions hut wc arc well sat­ to drive away the / evil spirit, at isfied th a t th eir number would be limited to a surprising present causing an eelfpso of the few. And this, in spite of the fact th at the answer to every sun. All of ea rth ’s • Inhabitants, question has been published In^The Herald within the past Christians Included, ones acted In an eellpso as the native* of India two months. - * do now. 8o let ua not mock them , T h e s e are all im portant facts which strangers constantly In oOr f........................ m q d .p d e n c k ^ coming into our city will ask and want to kiuAy before they _ .1 a C. MeJs^GniWAB, WHO* builds deturminR'Hpon settling A m r v t f o doubt .yMBfyhim; botn ’■■ftlcshlps, . skyscrapers, autoiisoasked somo,of these very questimm by vhuturn In our midst. ... -, Could you give un intelligent mid entirely satisfactory an* f ’ r -’ ,,r Hh;l o-yoa-want, says: «wer7 If not, Ret out your old copies of The Herald ami !did n^'cmamcn.-e w” h Jrifoh t$dc brukh up on "Hanford Facts.” * ! motive* -t the imttop; of |L*’ : ---------------------- 0---------------------- FROM ALL PARTS of.Florida reports come to us that every worth-while improvement—and some of these are vast in extent—proceeds undisturbed and undismayed. The benefit to the stute throutfh the expenditure of so much money due to the optimism and vision of so many people of brains and unusual resources is Incalculable, and nothing has occurred to check either the flow of money or the trek of Americans southward nt ihlfi nusplclouH season of the year. — August I leeks her in New York Evening PAst. ----------------—o-----------------TAMPA. JACKSONVILLE AND Pensacola will each within the next fifteen years huvo nt least GOO,000 people. Florldu a t tho same timu will have botween 3,000,000 and 4,000,000 people. Visualize, if you please, the business activity and industrial development tlm t will be necessitated to take care of the necessities of this increased population in thlH short time.! ..flo.JiuiU Ovworth in those three cities ju st w hat It will be worth in any other cities of the same population.— Peter O. Knight, In New York Evfcning Post. -------------- — o------------------ TIIK PRESENT SEASON—and the Florida season now carries from about tho early p art of December until well Into May or Ju n e—will bring nn amazing tale of progress in Florida. Already the current is running deep und strong. ------- o------I t *<<4>ma th at i'ggs nron't llm Increase In population, increase in the exploitation of na­ only things that got “ hard bollwd.” tural resources, increase' from day to day in the over-turn — —O— — Abo Martin sny* think twiin bo of money through hanks increase in hank deposits, in week­ foro you miif iik, or bettor still, Jml ly clearances, in tho movement of freight by rull, by boat and truck transportation, increase nlso in the enthusiasm ksoji on thlnkin'. of a wealthy nation th at soes its w inter playground from Ah rul* thv frllow who rwi't | ,|By j0 (]ay more attractive, from day to day more worth U m ul Ids* rluusly.y' C“" “ I while, will tell a story of farflung and attractive growth a ay u nr olss seriously such as wa have not seen before.—August Hecksher in New John I'ottcr, hit and run motor­ York Evening Post. is t of Ht. Ifouis, la hi* haste to got aw ay from his victim, crashed Into a concrete polo and w h s killed. And to make Justice cnmpletu It was lly IRVIN 8. COBB found afterw ard tho victim, u prdaatrlan, was scarcely hurt. “ Well." said Eddie, “ Elisha was ALL AOCOItlllNG TO HPliCIFl* un old bald-headed preacher. One CATION H While wa are Insisting that tiorkday ho was goin* along the big *d automobiles show parking lights, "Now then, children,’’ said tho road and ho came past where some why wouldn't It bo u sm art thing Nunday School teacher in her best children were playin’ in the sand, to make wagons and trucks which Sunday School trn rh c r’a m anner, and they laughed a t him and poked « the highways a fte r dark show the lesson for today Is about tho fun a t him and called him names Etm* kind of light so that tautor- Prophet Elisha. Can any little boy and hollered, “ Oh look a t th a t old ta.w lll know th»y are un tho or little girl here tell us anything bald-headed m an." T hat made Elisha hoppln’ mad and ho stopped about the Prophet Elisha ?" Prop •‘Me,’’ answerod a ten-year-old snd turned around and ahook hla K m tch physician declares urchin holding up his hand. ” 1 can fist a t ’em and he aald: ‘Don t and women who abhor dish­ you kids make fun of me any m orel in g do not m erit all tho hard tell about him.” "Very well then, Eddie,” answ er­ If you do I'll call aome bear* out i neaped upon thorn. They are •ays, and suffering latent al- ed tho teacher. "Now then, all the of them woods yonder and they ll ona of th« cervico-brachlal rest of you be nice and quiet while shore eat you up.’ “ And they did and he did and the PVt ploxius. The Frenchman savs Kddfa here, (tolls us about tho bears did." i eondlthm ran b« successfully Prophet Kllaha.” ted, but perhaps the sick ones , __U prefer to say “ I’m miserable, thank you.” TOLEDO NEWS jy Inform ation recalved a 'day or “ And now," bog ins on* of those ernoon, and to eloaa th e day an 1 lir a . H. G. Franklin, Is of an automobile ac- bowltchln* and alluring railroad automobile ride and another nail n Daks Oily, K lorldiv la ads, "and now (o r the winter eporta hour or so in the refreshing w at­ ers of the gulf*or the ocean. her sister, Mrs. k . ii. nob- la Florida." F irst, on early morning plunge m bert of her f a n And in the cool of the evening instant In tho surf, to give ode exhilaration » * •it for the day's program. Come, come t,ater a few hours with the cost­ there dream ing. The fi friends and rrlalTvr* N. C. T rib u te. It'a ing rod, poHiapu or a lunch thtVIng. there a re # ; h c to l b ^ t U u i ir.wrt the m « t, tr. t h o r L r i o j . a kb-ftd —*_t W o u t «* tho f o il lu k a UI MY FAVORITE STORIES DREAMS, DREAMS, IDLE DREAMS lie adds, tlmre will never -be *«•*■ war like the last Novor is i. Mg word. Mr Schwab knows that his description of war uppllcs to rotntlvely modern war. When Alexander took his th irty thousand Macedonians, long Innccs, nml M* “wedge form ations’' now used in college football, and went Hguiiw Persia’s millions c f men, and long rows of fighting ele­ phants, he hud no selfish trude mo­ tives in his mint). Taught by A ristotle th a t am bi­ tion Is the greut thing, he went to mako him self greater than hla futher Philip. About all ho did In the wny of trad e-w as to collcrl specimens for A ristotle's nnturu history studies,,ond ship them back to' Atfinni. He was a greatful pupil, ns every mnn with 0 good teacher should bo. ANY SOUTHERN state joining tho hue and cry In favor of tho world court should think this over. One of the first m atters taken up by th a t world court would be the question of collecting cash for. bonds sold In Europe by the Con­ federate states during the civil war. EUROPE SAYS “if you ask us to pay what you lent us in our w ar you ought to make your states nuy for tho bonds th a t wc bought In god faith in yuur civil w a r/' Any southern congressman vot­ ing for the world court will vote for a world court th a t will try to collect those southern bonds. Can anybody mention any Im­ portant question th a t our own courts can’t settle or th a t we would subm it ta a foreign court? Mexico says defiantly to this huge country: “in m atters affecting Mexico you must, come to the court* of Mexico." Why does the United S ta te s need foreign help? W ashington did not need it. He did not have 15,000,000 people bock of him, o r 5,000,000 either. For years the East Coast Cham­ ber of Commerce has made efforts to bring to the attention or the icople the advantages to be en­ joyed by the opening again of the ’a st Coast Canal to navigation. Now come* the railroad ombnrgo bringing inconvenience to thousonds^of citizens and holding up building construction mthroughout* the State; and the thought of the. people and investors is turning to| the matchless system of waterways possible in Florida, when proper attention is given In the way of development. No other state in the Union is so well favored for nature for n continuous inland waterway system. Each county in Florida has ocean, lake or river frontage, which Is now or can be easily made navigable. In what in known us the peninsular end of 9outh Florida stream s flow east, Virest, north and south—their head­ w aters so close they give constant alluring invitation to man to con­ nect them and create a waterw ay, not only for transportation, but a routo for pleasure yaQhts un­ excelled for scenic beauty. Much work has already been-done to ­ ward this desired goal. Two brnnehes of tho St. Johns River are navigable— one to Sahfurd and Ijiko Moftroe thru Lake George, the other thru beautiful Oklawahu to the chain of lakes on whose shore* arc the thriving cities of Eustis, Leesburg, Mt. Dora. The connecting canals between these lakes are the result of united e f­ fort on the part of thesu cities FREE BRIDGES DELAND NEWS “ Make It a free bridge!" cries the Sanford Herald in reference to the Monroe bridge over the St. Johns river on state read No. *J leading into Sanford. From the cast coast of Volusia county comes tho same plea, with refer­ ence to tho bridges over the Hulifux river and still further down the coast where the county owns bridges over the Indian river. And th a t is just the object of tho commissioners of Volusia county in taking these bridges out of the hands of private in­ dividuals ami companies who oper­ ated them for profit. Of course it was not possible for the county to immediately operate the bridges toll free any more thnn it was possible or profitable for individ­ uals to do so. But a t the very outset tolls charged a t the Crows Bluff bridge and the Monroe bridge were reduced 60 per cent when tho commissioners negoti­ ated a deal for their purchase. Even reduced tolls has brought an income to the county th a t will soon pay the purchase price of the structures, and then toll bridges in Volusia county will be a thing of the past. The Sanford Herald states th at tba Volusia commissioners have suggested th a t Seminole county collaborate with this county in io operation of the Monroe bridge a fte r It la paid out. This the sentiment in Semlnolq county does TAMPA Nice thing about w inter is the The annual rep o rt of th e,secre­ w eather 1* m ostly too bed to play ta ry of tho treasury tells the pubgolf. Ue th a t “ m ost of the factor* u n ­ derlying the present business sit­ Man in W ashington claims his uation ore apparently sound and dog smokes. B etter look out or w arrant optim um fo r th s futura. bo will learn to shoot pool. B ut thin assurance U coupled with Well, i t ’s a terrible wortd. TW w eather never g ets hot in wintag not favor. In the case of the 1Monroe bridge ther structure is a connecting link of stute road No- 3. pver Die Ht. John*. und it seems just th u l tbe state highway departm ent should maintain this structure as contended by residents of Seminole county. When th e bridge becomes free of toll there will be no income, but the maintenance cost—the cost of repairs, for the wages of the operators, of the draws will continue us in the past, if tho state roud departm ent will not pay this fofct and it m ust be borne by the county, it would seem thut while the Monroe bridge was purchased by Volusia county, it abuts on Seminole county terri­ tory and is used by residents of Seminole and others who patron­ ize Seminole county industry, so th at it would bo only fair that Seminole county should pay it's share of the maintenance cost in event the bridge is not maintained by the state road departm ent. In the case of the Crows Bluff bridge it would also appear a rea­ sonable argum ent th a t Lake coun­ ty on whose territo ry the bridge abuts, should pay a portion of tho maintenance coat, as Ijt receives the benefits of the bridge. Other bridges in Volusia county • coast, of course, b«•og, county property, m ust be maintained a fte r they beocme toll free a t the expense of tbe taxpay­ ers of the county. INFLATED CREDIT TOM SIMS SAYS:— Sines women started g etting haircuts a m an has to go around to n pool room to cuts. draft. The distance is short to the shores of la k e Okeechobee, the largest body of fresh w ater lying in any one state in the Union. The various canals leading from this lake were originally intended for druinage only, but Inter engineers saw the wisdom of planning and working for water transportation as wcl|. The possibility of Increasing the attractiveness of Florida to tour­ ists who wish to do Florida by host, as well as the Inestimable advantages to every community from n commercial transportation standpoint will not be overlooked much longer by the developers of Florida. Those who have enjoyed the incomparable, beauty of Flor­ ida's crystal lakes and dimpling rivers, from whose sloping shorrs rise row on row of orange and grapefruit groves—.their golden hnrvcst awaiting better ami cheapety,ransportation, know that n trip oil these sunny seas can not hr equalled. Those who are confident that within a few years wo shull bare in Florida the greatest *ta!r of them all, Include in their vision Florida’s Greatest witcrways «yste m - TIMES Credit {■ , m ighty valuable and useful institution—so much so th a t It hi a dangerous thing to I t is probably better, whole, L> do business on basis than on a cash basis, causa so much more bualneoe be done th a t way—mare Secretary- Mellon refers rath e r made end sold and more U p t profitably bun/. Bo doubtfully to the “ teodeaea re Umite to tbe usef the consuming public to buy credit. Over-inflation of ___. tendency in m l i~ sj One store building size th irty by forty! forty by one hundm l fifty feet locatedi Lake Mary show cases, scales included actionJ A$2,500 terms. | Fifteen acres land near Druid Park. pricfdL mediately. See u.s tomorrow. $8,000. Tt»| h i v e ro o m b u n g a lo w n e a r E ld e r Snrings,i| ucrc lot § large trees, *| Right new five room bungalow on five ictj h.lilei springs, largo trees; development] around; price $7,000. $7,000C.e il'UCreS laml ncar Markham; *nuli R. R. Eldrii 216 E. Second Street R°MES—LOTS—FARMs| ACREAGE - Todays B est Buys: O ne hou.se . Ave.,_ opposite krw r-!y furnished on ? n d b a th s, g C o u rt, c o n ta in in g H t r e f * ‘ ?2,500.00*®: ^ d u t i f u l la w n , and, a n d th e balance can^V W‘11 p u t o n d ^ i T w o lots in v ^ o r r a n « e d lik e rtf* I $1,250.00 cachankIl“ T e r r a c e N o . 105 •One lot j„ s , o r 1 “ lck S a n fo rd A « , ,wv.oo on easy term*- ^° lclougb r e a l t y m| Rt*1E»Ut, v 8**h>fd. i1^ G e n e ra l N»«h.aa| O a.k Bid*. �t J rf*. * y * ’■*Vnl •• ; -»1", t‘ * V’ rc fr* fwc THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. JANUARY 18, 1926. ---------------------- ------ t j .■*• 4p■I* frit *■ LTELEPHONE: l*8 RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: MRS. FRED 8. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR • ■-H • S' • * IcjT* '* '3 217-W ^ ■1 ------spent the day in Sanford on S at­ Mr. and Mra. William Moore Scott. Sanford; W- E- McGowan, Sanford; Jacksonville; George B. W«lt, W. R. Raggs, Pittsburg, Pa.; R. P. Rochester, ft. Y.: C. 1L Vi urday shopping. Mr*. Deane T urner. Mra, Noble Woolfolk, Orlnndo; Mrs. Julian Rochester. N. J.; Tom Keane, Mrs. Clarence Barcllff has re- and Mrs. B. F. W hitner a re among Schultz, Sanford; Mr. nnd Mrs. sonville; A. G. Bock, Jackson' turawl home from Winnsboro, La., those from Sa’h ford m otoring to Ernest Hmisholdcr, Sanford; Kar,»*»■i j1 i " <■» ■ ~ - '■ - — 5 0. T. Wolke of llnrtaville, S. C. where she was called by the death St. Petersburg on Tueaday where lyte Ilousholder, Sanford; Mr. nnd The second of a serTes of lovely pfixe, minnture glass baskets fillValdez :■( they will attend the convocation of Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Sanford; Carbridire portion, which a rc lming ed with sweet peas, violets and spent the week end here ns the of her father, F. A. Walsh, Tnmpn; John Du»line Palmer, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. the Episcopal Churches of Florida. guest of friends. •riven by Mrs. E rnest Krupp nmj baby breath were placed on each Fred Williams, Sanford; Mr. nnd Jtcr, Tarentnwn, Pa.; W. G. Carrtnt-% Mrs. John T. Brady, formerly of Mrs Deane Turner, honoring Mr*. table, and refreshments of cream­ Mr. ami Mrs. W. V. Wheeler Sanford, but now of Augusta, Ga., Mr. nnd Mrs. Den Small of Mi­ Mra. II. C. Frank, Frederick Will­ , ton, Jacksonville; James 6'Leory; ]X> Leslry IIIII pf Orlando, a re­ ed oysters in timbals, wafers. o|. bride, wnn th a t of Saturday ives, individual iced cakes, pine- have ah their house guest, Chnrles is s|x>mling n short tim e here with ami are spending a few daya here iams, Sanford; Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. •Miami; T. Tnylor, .Miami; 1)?. and CJub nt » cent friends. . enroute to their home from Ponn- Ashhce, Orlando; R. L. Dean, San­ afternoon. There wore 10 tables npldo^ ire and coffee were served Wheeler of laiuinvlllc, Ky. Hotol For* Hvlvnnin where they have spent ford; Bobo Dean, Miami; Mr. and •Mrs. H. L. Sanford, New Yorkjv of players. ’ l>y Miss Mnitha Fox, Rulh Henry Mrs. \V. II. Young of Oviedo |k. Mrs. C. T. Fuller Is expects to the past two months. Mr*. Small Mrs. C. Peck, Miami; F. E. H arri­ Maurice A. Codd, San Franc^wo; Green and gold, the colors clies- .Margaret Peters. Edna RchwclkMrs. son, Sonford; Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred arrive here on Monday afternoon, will be remembered hero jic Molhodiiit c-n for this affnir, wore effectively art. and Mrs. Dens. Eva Herndon. Lowe, St. Louis; Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben after spending the past month carried out with ■ chryaantenmm;i, Of black lace nnd georgette was home of. Mrs. C. Small, Miami; Mr. and Mrs. with her mother in A tlanta. Ga. and nsparakus ferns. the lovely frock worn by Mrs. L-nch Avenue Mrs. Carrie Marlowe left Sun- Frank Miller, Sanford; John W. In the dininjr room, violets,' roses Ernest Krupp. dny afternoon for Jacksonville Meisch, Sanford; Miss Ellison Mrs. F. Black, Brooklyn, N. Y .jT . Cocile Cann-ron nnd brother, John Hill un- and pansies wore used in charming Mrs. Turner was attired in n where she apont the night with! White, Sanford; A. Rnfield, San­ W. Hill, Miami; J. II. Porter. Leo Ban.. profusior1i for min* a colorful set­ Cameron, of Lakeland, spent the friends, the p arty from ford; L. Mnns. New York; H. Mona, Miami; Mrs. Jane C. Owen*. D *jr-^ he N> «lc V. ting, for the delightful courtesy. .handsome costume of black vel­ week end hero ns the guests of Sanford joining vet. _ J . C., a t the on Monday for New Or­ New York: L. Levin, New York: tonn Bench ^ Miss Velma Darling, G reeting the gueata upon nrrivMiss Hill wore a stunning frock The Music D ep artm en t1of the Mr. and Mrs. Olnronce Fields. I from 0 to 12 leans where they will ntteml the A. Myers, New York: W. R. Renell Daytona; Morris E. Sweet, Haver­ nl, was Miss M artha Fox, who of black crepe sntin, with sleeves Sanford Woman’* Club is most for­ convention of realtors. and party of six from Philadelphia. hill, Mass.; Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Ffye,. t then introduced them to the rccoivJames L. Smith of lnuiisville, trimmings of gold lace. Jr*. Abel Am- injr line composed* of Mrs. Ernest andThose tunate in securing Mrs. Abel AniPnytonn; D. Thomas Tcen/'M ontKy.. is visiting in Sanford and re-, enjoying the cordial hos­ Mr. nnd Mr*. Ray Fcrran nnd' lonvillc Ht the Krupp, Mrs. De Lesley IIIII, Mrs. pitality of those two charming henrt Coult of Jacksonville for Hewing old acquaintances with for­ rcnl, Canada; Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. i r the nu’splcei Dcune T urner and Mrs. Kohert hostesses were Misses Fannie the program on Tuesday afternoon. mer friends. While hero ho is with daughter. Miss M nrgaret r'erren. Maurer. Jr., New York; Wm. H. Montezuma Eustls, wore the guests of the for­ irtnient of the John Holly, Jr. Tucker, Kate McKemiev and Edna Mrs. Coult is well known hath in W. V. Wheeler on Magnolia Ave­ m er’s sistuv, Mrs, D. L. T hrasher,j J. H. Coppersmith, Chicago; Evtt Koopmnn, St. Louis. nue. Tallies don? in yellow nml pink Kehweiknrt. Mrs. Gcor.e McFulon Sundny. Mis* M argaret Fer- Mario Miller, Asheville, N. C.; nnd throughout the loses, were given out by Mrs. 11. loch. Mrs. I*. I). Marine. Mrs. E. Jacksonville rnn sang Sunday morning nt the James J. Boy, Jasper, Ala.; L. M. statias a musician of merit. J. Holly, Jr., and the quests were K. White find Mrs. Jack Admire M M. Scott returned, Inune on Presbyterian Church. Roust; William McGuire, Holyoke. She has been nn active member ll l»y the pri- shown tp their places hy Mrs. It. Friday evening from a weeks husMass.; Harry W. Bell, Holyoke, .acnool pupils R. p e a s and Miss Edna Schweik- of Orlando; Mrs. A. 0. Foster, of the Florida Federation of Wom­ [ iness trip to New Orleans stopping Mrs. It. J. Holly, Mrs. Robert J. an's Club, nnd Is now serving as Mass,; M. F. Huinstcnd. Atlanta; IcRae at the over at Montgomery, Ain., where H»llv, Jr., Mrs. E. 1). Mobley. Mrs. state chairman of National MusicII. J. H. Gnrfunkle, Cincinnati; Jltorlum at 8 arU I ' ' * ' ---------* The hours passed all too quickly Nohley, Mrs, Fred Daigcr, Mrs. Week. For many years she has he visited his mother. Mrs, Minnie B. Webster, Shcl| . Forrest Lake liourne, N. Y.; John Kyle Wright, he Welfare Dc- in the spirited frame of bridge and Charles E. Henry, Mrs. J. It. Mill­ been an active member of the Jack­ Mi and Mrs. L. George of Los lembers of the when scores were counted it was er. Mrs. T. L. Dumas. Mrs. Morti­ sonville Friday Morning musical, J. L. George and wife, Los An­ Pawtucket. R. I.; W. C. Mosely nnd he clubhouse at found th a t Mrs, T. L. Dumas was mer (ilovet-iMrs. William J, H ar­ having served as president of that A ngihs. I'nllf., arrived In the city gles, Cal.; Mr. nnd Mrs, F. J. wife, Vidnlia, Gn.; Ray Stephens, bolder of toji score, and was dy, Mrs. 1 on Saturday and are the guests of j Bvlthe, Chnrlotte. N. C.; Mr. nnd Jacksonville; W. It. Frier, Douglas Smith. Mrs. E. A. organization for two years. awarded a sea green handled sand­ Douglass, Mrs. R. R. Dens. Mrs. Mrs. Coult received her musical ( Mr. and Mrs. I,. 1. Frazier nt their i Mrs. L. I. Frazier. Sanford; Peter Gn.; Melvine Papins, Winter I lm ­ wich tray. The second high prize, R. C. Rower, Mrs. Paul Ijike, Mrs. education at Peabody Conserva­ home mi Celery Avenue. i Schunl, Sanford; C. E. Patterson, en; J. A. Nndcnn, Philadelphia; P. ir, Mrs. Frank a pair of metal curtain tie backs, D. P. Drummond. Mrs. Harry H. tory of Music nt Baltimore. Mil., J. Nnlentlne. Milwaukee, Wis.; S jil .Stafford and fell to the lot of Miss Edna Lewis. Mr:. Alexander Vaughan, also studied with George F. Boyle, \ Mr- George McCulloch of Orlan­ J. Iteigh, Milwaukee, Wis.: Carl (ill be hostesses Sihweiknrt, while Mrs. E. A. I)nug- Mrs. w . E. Watson, Mrs. Fred a well known teacher and compos­ do sum! the w;ek end here as the Pingcn, Bradenton; Mrs. W. A. mnn's Club ut |UHH was the winner of the con- Walsma, Mis. Rcnjamin Whitm-r, er. Her harmony studies were un­ guest oi her sister, Mrs. B. E. Miller, Bradenton: Mrs. L. \V. A. I mdntion, It being a pottery vase in Jr., Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. der Gustave Ftrukc, conductor of Whitner at her home on Oak Ave Miller, Bradenton; S. Livingston, the form of a parrot. Mrs. Hill Samuel Puleston, Mrs. Lee Peck. the Baltimore Symphony Orches­ , line. Puytoim: M. M. Mann, St. Louis; tra. wns given a pair of dainty guest j Mrs. Alice Peters. Miss Maltha Stephens, Jneksonville; W. It. 1 No more attractive nnd approp­ Roy Contest at 8:If. towels. Assisting Mrs. Coult will be Mrs. Fox, Mrs. R. F. Whitner, Mrs. tJ. F rte i, Douglas, Ga. Mt*s Margaret Ferrnn and High School | Following the awnrding of the I, l.oucks. Emma Abbott Lyman of Altamonte riate place could have hern selected Mn-tci larold Ferrnn of I'.pstis last year's exSprings, whore sweet voice is a l­ t-i Sanford on Saturday for the mutual Rabort E. Ijcc Ball, nipete for this ways welcomed with delight by her Seminole and weie the guests of their mint, to he given Tuesduv evening hy lift id the Ki- i many admirers hereand through­ “ 'Frailie Cat" Margaret |.«*rthe N'. de V. Howard Chapter U. Mis, D. L. Thraslu-r.' II C. Gillinn, City; H arry Jully; out the stale. Mrs. Lyman needs no renee. D. C.. than the lovely new Hotel Ik. (). Hull and wife, Cleveland; introduction m Sanford audiences, will give the "When Mother Was A Girl" John Hunter, Turcnton, Pn.; K. C. Mr-. Mildred Peabody nnd guiisl, Forrest Imke. having sung here on all important lectures, "CnnMarjorie Do Bose, n, ensions for several years. Me - Elizabeth Bickford of N'i)sv This hull is always anticipated Rogers, Leesburg; William Moutz, Ir’s Talcs," at "ll Couldn't Be Done" Nannie The program will begin prompt, I Yoik. have rLUirned from a motor | with much pleasure uml deep in­ Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. nnd Mrs. It 4 o'clock. Kelly. ly at J: JO o'clock, and is open t,, trip to St. Petersburg, where they terest, and this year it is expected H. (). Rex, Bristol, Conn.; A. G. Reading Billie Wight. On Wednesday evening the ex­ "Temptation"- Cornelia Meltae, all club members, music lover- and spent the week end as the guests I to he one'of tlie most brilliant of Adams, Jacksonville; Knox Thomp­ pression class of Miss M argaret tlu-ir friends. Thc usuul small mm of Dr ami Mrs. Edward Crane. ’ the many social functions that have s o n , Lumhcrton, N. C.; Stnnsel McRae will present an expression will bo charged. j been given. Good music has been Tolar, Lumhcrton, N. C.; Mr. and * Henr Lee Allan wittt tha W. It. Rngga of Pittsburgh, Pn., ! procured, while refreshm ents, fav­ Mr*. Gardiner Le Iloy, N. Y.; L. iccital, at the Sanford High School Stock Company N attier, New York: R ukhcII Wil­ Williams o r s and nunrh will add much to the general manager of the American |t library open Auditorium. The following progrum mg nnd the luncheon are open to all Fruit Grower*, uml II. B. Wool- evening's pleasure. Tickets may s o n , Philadelphia, Pn.; J. A. Berg­ Monday N ight a t the Tient — i •. Sill he rendered: members of other depnrtm ei-'- nnd folk of I'inehurst, N. i vice pres­ he obtained from any member of man: F. E. Stewart, A tlanta; J. I. their house guests. Those who re­ "Which One Was K ept" Louise Culpepper and w ife; C. J. Grny, Theater. — (Adv), ident, were the week end guests of the chapter, This promises to lie an unusual­ the delightful Welfare DepartCulpepper’., ly plynsant week in club activities. , call menl luncheons of Inst year will "The Runaway B oy"—Nora Dow­ Tile parliamentary law classes are Inuk forward to this one. At the continuing for tinpro. cut mi Mon­ ell eeting several affairs of impmdays. Wednesdays and Fridays The 'm 1timer wil Iromr under discus-inn, I “The Sugar Plum T ree"—Blanche attendance is excellent, and Un­ incements have since every activity of the Wel­ i Cunningham. spoiled interest shown in the dis­ and jford: Department Iiuh Us direct re cus-tons is the best eVidollJl- of fare ff.ird Bruce "O. Spring nnd Its Longing-" latum to the life of the community, tbo-e who are enjoying the Instruc­ Irriugi of her, Caroline Riggers. there will he interest for every tion of Mrs. t.il.hx. ter visitor. j "The Q uarrel” — Laura Mae iminta i Brown, The Syria! Department announ­ On Tuesday afternoon, the Mu­ 1-/mm -J>. a -"T hy ■Ui.wloc", • Myotlw-Jtmlrap. sic Department will (in-sent in c e s thntyits dancing clnast-s under twwnly-sixlli of "W herc'a M aim "—JEloise Winn. joint recital, .Mrs. Abel Amln-art , the direction of the Dishmun School (uaiwd nine hun"A t Aunty's Hnyse"—Katherine (’null of Jai ksonv " ' -"»-l " r - r' -• | of Dancing of Jacksonville, will be­ irenty five nia Lyman of Altamonte. Mrs. gin on Tuesday, ut the clubhouse. Cnllins. Kentucky. The classes in bridge will begin Gullit is a pianist ol an tit y aim a Diuno Duet—'Rose Petals'. (Paul woman of spletalid standing in mu­ Thursday of this week, under the 11ued member of [he W. V. Wheel- Lawson), Dorothy Marshall nnd sical circles in Jacksonville, while instruction of dub members. Those Mrs. Lyman's lovely* voice is well di uring to enroll for these classes has hosts of Elizabeth Mcthvin, are asked to leave their names rill lie interested km^vn here, "The Moo Cow Moo" June with the maid at the chili or to irringo, and will 5th hint and bin Keely. ( |n \\ eilla silay tin- W e l f a r e D e ­ (write them on the pad that will [•‘•'S’ future hap luam iiinr School Pupils, (Jroup Tun part iin-nt will give it-- first lunch he placed for the purpose in the ofI fire to the l ight of the stage. "Whose Girl"-—K atherine Allen. eon m e e t i n g of (h> y e a r I bis meet MRS. DELESLEYHILL IS HONORED AT BRIDGE PARTY SATURDAY NOON Personals Hiontortain Music Department Is To Present Program OnTuesday Afternoon ll HOTEL ARRIVALS' Annual Lee Ball To Bo Event Of Tuesday Expression Class To Give Recital At High School On Wednesday Woman’s Club Column Weds dlle Girl ---------- — — ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m a a a i M l l l p a i i a i R I H a a a a a n p - - * ' * ' ' - —“ ■ r oL B u■ Pieces Japanese Crepe, 31 Inches Wide Heavy grade regular light and dark shades— yard. All CAME TO OUR STORE IN THE PAST TWO DAYS OF OUR LARGE SALE AND SAW THAT THEY WERE BEING OFFERED NEW SPRING GOODS AT THE BE­ GINNING OF THE SEASON AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS. 25cYAttU BEDSPREADS 72x90 and 80x90 sizes. Some with colored stripes rose, blue, gold and •plain white. GET YOUR SPRING CLOTHES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES $2.50 T0 $3.50 ^ ^ -jTfJ T TO I'K IS U N IO N S U IT S TOWELS 18x36, heavy fc.ur thread buck and bath towels. Woven borders. Fast colors. Regular hotel towels. 2 5 c I'll, lon.r, riwtl nnd rniufnrlnhlr. • l»r. nnd writ umtlr. I' 11 \allnnnll, mlvrr- II.rd *1.00. I>ur prl.r. 79c 36-INCH BLEACHING Soft Finished MEN'S SI’llINC SUITS NEW SPRING MILLINKRY '*•« »rrli»l« In »mrtrl tln U rt far mrn. T»« l»alr *f im ii.rn r « » r la ihrnr mm nil MiHil >ull>. i n , mna raw affurd In luuh kU km, durlaa Ikr H|irlag Mkrn ■nlln arr nffrrrd al Ik r.r law n r lm . $ 2 .9 5 TO$7.50 $ 1 8 .5 0 70 $34.50 each LADIES* FASHIONABLE SPRING COATS 25(1™'" «**>■•» iM k f Ik I* LINGERIE CLOTH 36-inch wide cotton jersey dimities and batiste, pink, green, blue and NEW SPRING SUITS FOR BOYS 411 hm ! ■illi » l»f«i m VAN RAALTE CHIFFON H O S E _ ^ With listle tops. All shades for— $1*65 f .. . Mni'irlrnf Mprlas hrml n n r fur alr»«< aad nflrnioan u ra r. Writ nkagm aad nkadra a rrn tl, radacad. «p| '►•*»»»» »*cfM ItrlfM. All Ikr liin r f . wltbaal fur rullara. S il k underw ear I n M f * r « M llir •> f« M r w ill" * ■“ * •» HANDSOME SILK TIES 50c"" >1 i'lttlF, < >»W M ra'. lira |« tka fa ah lo u k l Jerar* rUlk. r * i n u » . i m h , l<4fc »«*»• « •/ '■> ■ *i Ina, k u lrk tn a ad f lk t r M * w M« k r l i i i m i l r r a d jr a d f a r lkl» N k zr. i:\DTTIO%H y^Ll W lx f ; LADIES’ DRESSES MEN’S TROUSERS AND GOLF KNICKERS ' All n m I la m v i r t r l , al •dra- ’ Ail alara far raa la rk aa^ *• OFFICE Tfcea* Arm I r a f u l u •!» «*»-r '- s 'f �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 1 8 .192B.' ' 7 • • ■ ■■ = |H *-''1 , fl I • ,0 I* * -H PY V f ia B a ! •I)/ • EH A? ■ Q M N G E ’ .G b v m r j T Aiuyicj, penetrateu tne wnaerncss ot pastern Florida1there were1no roads or cities'to guide his surveyors and then prospective town sites were nothing more tlfafta mark on'the map to he given some hitilie.1. It AVets the suggestion of Mrs. Fltigler that a group of cities on the X^keeclidiiee Division ' be given Indian dh'd among them one point ill lEastfermvOrlrtngc County, she called FENthlO.” f tn the dialect of the Florida IfidiaW we understand Bithlo means lookout.” Hciice, "the Citv with a EEDA’ lo T h e V id o r c u iK e a r i o f a G r o v /m d C o m m o n w e a lth YTmgu,' Bithlo heretofore has been little more thnn n nnme, hut now nil things are heading towards its development of permanent values and real prosperity. 1L Is destined to be a center of commercial nctivity and charming homes. .Thu Cheney Highway passes through it and will carry hundreds o f thousands of automobiles to its door. The Florida East Coast Railroad is now lmildiuif beyond Okcochobpo, C ity , to *Miami and announces that t ho road through Bithlo is being made a main line. _, . Since the beginnings of history a (own lias always grow n at the ihfibrscction of two arteries of commerce. This economic significance has always been the n10st potent factor in perm anent Jaml There arc rare exceptions 'where atiisis have created communities tlial lmv* sur­ vived, biised solely 1upon polttal or scenic inspiration. The skill of the land* scape architect may he likened to ihattf. the sculptor who creates beauty ait value out of mere clay. Bithlo has ti* transportation facilities to insure core, mercial value and.has now employed one of the country’s best known landscape architects to bring out to 'th e fullest cx» tent its natural beauties. T he companies intc . '.ed in of Wayne StyleB Si John Vun the development of Bithlo have engaged the firm Kltek to lay out one of the State’s finest country rin!iR and golf courses and to replan tlia northern p art of the town with de­ lightful little lakes and public parks. They hnve also retained Mr. Harold Field Kellogg, an architect of national reputation, to design the various municipal and semi-public buildings so as to nmnirb the citizens, of.Bithlo all tho. charm and beauty the best talent can produce. \ 1J 2 miles of the wonderful Cheney Highway. Florida Ea^t v?oast R. R. Station—nearest to Orlaifdo ' ■« • ■ 1 * * ** A high elevation and delightful climate Numerous small lakes. *A m m mm m - M m mm A new county school. 'A new railroad station. A municipal park system. Ornamental entrance arcade. 'A community church building A fine country club and golf course, A municipal water system. Electric lights. _ A 125 foot lookout tower with a bird’s eye viw over 100 square miles of Florida 3 |y H L 0 SALES CORPORATION 101 N. Orange Avenue I)RANCH OFFICES N. E. Service Corp, 70 S tate S tre e t Bolton, Moss. It. C. TI mM®* *t' McUch DvlUUns Sanford. Fla* Orlando, Florida. BRANCH OFFICES Charles F. Moonry G Uellair Arcado Cocoa, F la. Wm. F. Allen G. P. F am all 420 W ash Avenue Titusville, Fla. �Itiu ana sucl» bond fii tw eZMtoCwI 5; M . w s x . . r A V " snlrt bond to ha ap p ro v e d by Hir xarw ar « n*-r.w City Commission. . -t Hall at or before t: U p. m.. Feb. S. Th. Johmor J /jo n e a Show, will b« mured, into DoLaud on Sunday proceeding the *F*lr,. and those ypungsWra and oldster* Who Ifte to s ro the d r c tu com* In « * by notified to be on han< nnd early and ■«« tho lephanta BOSTON,' Jan. 18.—IfPl— Orgunflat cars to th * f a i r Groqnds. i tat loft of tho Business Historical There will be other thing to see, Society, Inc., as a tdep In an in­ of course, but th a t will be telling. ternational movement to obtain re­ cognition for busineta aa a pro­ fession and to dovelop it a s ' a science, was announced today by Charles H. Taylor of the Boston Globe, president of the organiza- ! ?)—The ► nRxt C o p ies Of th » p lan a On<t sp eH flM .1'?*. r«>r I he construction, or tin n beat Interest of the City. a t th e offlc-n of inlnlnc wall ant) Ill» In the West tlon* may bn w . n. w il l t a iw ; Hide Miilktiratl District and Eaten- th « O ily ManaireY «>r n t I to - o f U c . j ; ■ -. V C Ity ilanagi •tun or the Knot Side nnlkhead Dln- of F ie 4 T. W illiam s, K iiR ln e.r. o r trlct. coittalnlnr tho folio win* ap­ proximate durations: , 11.1.0 lln. ft concrete aheet pile * AUDITORIUM -I retninlnir wall, with anchor* and roplna. Dnytnnn Bench, Wednesday, January 27th, 8:15 I \ l.uoo;eoa cu. yds. Flit. I’ropnaala are to Ire presented In n coaled envelope endorsed a n ; the onlay*. "1110 for WKHT 81 UK UIJtiKllEAD DIKTIUCT and MXPrince of Entertaine r ^ TKNHION OF TMH KAHT 81DK 11ULltlf KAD DIHTUIOT. Hanford, t lorlda", and tho nanio of llio -bid­ To miss seeing nnd hearing him w o u m h e n calamity. der or bidders. One of the great drawing attractions of tho season. ■* Eneli proposal must ho nrenmpanled by n rertlfled cheek made , Prices 11.00 to ^3.00 Plus tax. yahle at sight to the order of tho Advance Mail Orders Given Recognition, ly Auditor and Clerk-of Hanford, orldn. for a per’ cent of tho Phone 939 amount of the hid. The successful bidder -or bidder* Scots, on Sale January 18, 9 A. M. ' Will bo required to wive a bond •nual to GO per cent of hit or tholr WILL ROGERS’ g Wheat' meadrith no skill ■theg fight llaceipaigns the Roanoke, Va., and Aponkk, Pin., K ofasSt.n has applied fo r space td house 400 te n d with : toll of ' the same clouting [.closed nt he last of place. foaeapproxi: of tho test batters Ins In 1909 inly -246 m die club in bn. In 24 of the mnDar, Wheat if .304, but lipped back Mid-West Farmer* Have New Way Out Plfcmitfca Caused Market When Extra HeavyCrop Conte Daring Season the Cheyennes sons riightonly to ho crest over* ipciT to to fear ;er, but three 100, tho cat fig- I to the Harvard library by" tho .... D^S MOlNS. Iowa, Jan. IB.— George F. Baker Foundation. (jP)—An effective w ay out of tho In addition to making Ita library com belt farm er*' recurring dilemthe most complete of tn e kind, tho i is development of cbm sugar, in society's purposes Include the stim ­ the opinion of many financial and ulation of investigations ahd studies of the evolution of finance, agricultural leaders of Iowa. nnd industry; to en­ The only legislative action commerce courage others, an well as to en­ sought would bo a minor change gage actively itself in the collec­ in the pure food and drug law, re ­ tion of record^ accounts, maps moving the present discrimination and other material relating to ugainst com tu g a r, which classes business; to promote a better un­ it aa an adulterant. The principal derstanding of the esseptial unity advantage, exponents point out, ia of business activity ahd ita In­ the com sugar would not seriously separable relation to mankind as | compete with any other American n n . international, intersection and product, but would create profit­ Intcrdns* binding force. able employment not only fo r the farmer but for a large number of American workmen Try Smith's Barber Rep. Cyrenus, Cole nnd Senator A. B. Cummins have prepared Shop for good barber Jimendmenta to the food and drug law which would Include in the work. Ladies welcome. definition of sugar permissible in ireservod foods the won! “dex- N ext to Valdez. roac" (com sugar) in addition to the present word “tucroso” (cane BUILDERS MATERIAL or U-et sugar). A t jiresdtit, pro­ ducts prepared with com sugar GROWERS SUPPLIES must state th a t on the label. Rep. Cole refers t6 the report of government chemists th at corn sugar is more healthful than cane or beet sugar because it is identi­ cal with' “blood sugar,” and does not need to be changed by the stomach in digestion. The legal definition of sugar only an sucrose was adopted be­ fore the commercial development of com sugar, although the pro­ Stucco cess fur making sugar from corn starch was discovered over n cen­ Sheet Rock tury ago by a Russian chemist. The present commercial process for production of com sugar u ti- 1 Shingles Iizcs the entire grain, developing from a bushel of com the foluwing commodities: Sugar ........................... 25 lbs. er rip e sewer Corn oil ...... ........... . 1Mt lbs. WE WILL 'ILL ‘ijp HE GLAD TO Molasses .................... .. 15 lbs SERVE YOU Gluten stock food and oil meal ..... ........... .. 14 V4 lbs. “If wo buy only one-fourth of our prsent foreign importations of corn sugar from ourselves,” snj's Phone 536 Rep. Cole, “we will create u murket for a hundred million bushelq of corn.” nning January 18 i * { Will present all Royal Plays including: Lightnin’, Mrs. Wigfgs Cabbage Patch, East Is West and many others. Also vaudeville between acts, deluding Perrin & Hughes singing and dancing. Moon Sisters, singing and danc­ ing. Durand & Durand, the roller skate dancers; Billie ' • . 1 • • Leer, fresh from the Orpheum Circuit. Lee Allen, vio­ lin soloist. LIME PLASTER 'wb?at of batIstuvul off therehitting is - n .328, ho of believe 159.with Inge ago nt as for cd left it canif rl firm ; •c rules ich NnHrooksccnes ® is tln\es if you |l.iver Oil is Little Chief Tom Reynolds is the “crown prince” of tho Cheyenne Iniucer in the diun tribe in Oklnhoma. While traveling in Germany with a circus met Frauloin Elizabeth Ilom stein nnd it’s arid they 11 be wed. more vital- he ny food you If he docs the tribal officers wiU liar him fronf his heritage because he did not tnarry a full blooded Indinn, Turn is now trying to got low that Cod Ids fiancee into tho United States. p g a r coated| really want Oils of solid! lames nnd -ask Union tgist for a I Liver Oil The' youngest author on rocord Is Winifred Sackvillo Stoner. At the ngo of threo she wrote a poem which has lntcly been set to music. At ■five she wrote it book which w uh published in Europe, China and Japan. “ J £ |! MpiulayNight ADMISSION 50c nnd 20c ■i / ■ ■. Tjvo Thousand Seals _ o f S ale •Kwuarjr, 20th ,. 1926. W of tablets arftl ioundB m s nuthorthc money —adv. J *w JUPON INDUSTRIAL HOMES chase a t ING LOCATED A t the junction o f the Sanford, D eland and Eustis H ighw ays and on the new proposed Orlando State Road; ju st o f f West First■ Street. * • <F • * »fnrd. Fla. rnntrrd ; iie n * • f S t Elmo contains only 2 6 choice lots START THE N E W YEAR RIGHT •i It batteries. Invest you r money where opportunity is best his aluminum each Mon*1 the first each get one Matchless — in beauty o f f tone, shape and setting. I*rice $4,000. 124 . A place for the working man to s a fe ly invest his money and enjoy the com­ forts o f a good home, in a good location with values steadily increasing. Sur­ rounded by thrifty people happy and contented in the pursuit o f their h o n e st profitable, and chosen vocations. D on't over-look this opportunity for it may meah a great deal to your w ife and children. > * «' ■" _ E v e r y one attending th is ja le will be gjven a tick et and ORLANDO, FLORIDA to the “lucky** person m m ance to win this oii may be the “luck'V it will a —positively j W you may draw down $100.00. P retty n ice if you do. This sale will be conducted on Januairy 20th, 1926 V ^7%' ^ -At V rV;V#. r a* S lh S W jf . y • • •- ■ �r ru i n . w ,|v «■ » OWeUIUIliy, D€Xt* spending the hajidny* a t th e hotel -------- ' { w ith tiin parent*, M r. and Mr*. The Cham ber of Commerce will Fred A. Clark, Sr., returned to p u t on d fcot-to-gether oupper a t Bowdoln College today. the hotel on Monday evening, the An o rd er to “shake cm m eans -------eleventh, at h a lf past six 'o ’clock Professor Carl H arding, o f the when several speeches will be made for the electrician to tu rn th e lights'quickly off and on again, to I .yin nn Sebool has been entertain* concerning the best interests of the steady th eir glow,-* so th a t th e ing' his mother, Mrs. E . n . Hard* town and •publicity expert* Bert ing, of John •town, Ohio, a t t h e ’Beadle, will giro an address on the “ heavy” o r villain can be shotOrange and Black Hotel over the fu tu re development of LongwoOd. (.hriMmn.t holidays. I The Civic League had many inter*—-—*-•" 7... testin g m atters under diseusslon a t t On Tuesday evening the Boys’ , its te g u la r business m eeting on Club in charge of P rofessor Hard* Tuesday afternoon when th ree new it* held a m u ting in the L ibrary, i names were Admitted to mertiberOn Friday afternoon the- boys of ship, M rs. David E . Manaaco, Mrs. (lie club with th eir leader will idlco Wmle Entzmingor, and Mrs. Frank to I’alm Springs w here, they will M. HlwelL Plana w ere detailed for spend the night in cam p. an entertainm ent to be held a t the --------library, for membtem amf friends, The public schools opened on on the evening of Friday, Jan u ary Monday' m orning a fte r'b e in g doa- 15. ed foa the C hristm as vacation. -------- . --------I The Five-Hundred Club held Floyd- LnRue, of P ly m o u th ,. Gentlemen's N ight on Wednesday Conn., visiting ids u n d o and aunt, evening, a t the home o f Mrs, FredMr. and Mrs. Frederick M attoon, ick (J. Slade on B sy S tre e t, when nn Bay Street. Mr. I.aRue Is nn an enjoyable tim e was spent, there ielectrical > t s * » » i M u cengineer iig iire rr h u n i t ’ll U u n i* o if ^Cornell I.. l.~ and an - - extensive .—l ----1... .traveller, ------I tni-,'being five tables In Iplay, w ith oth■ versity having spent the w inter, two years ago, in the rem ote regions of Rus­ sia, during the turbulent political epochs of th a t co u n try ’s history* Movie Screen new YORK. Ja n . IS (# )—Bo— o f tho Increasing use of stuv e rtu e u ls r in motion picture rtc and th e fa c t th a t the unini« find It alniost Impossible to lerstand directions, a dictionary towen slang la being prepared, tllan Dwan, producer and direcw tth Fam ous Players*Lasky, is ur m oat o f the work on this ifirWDod Edition” of the Kng- oae ash eaiis^to the rig h t a bit. il» flat light baby can’t stand m th a t w ay!” n dictionary is leded to discover the meaning, to ’’A ngels" are tho electricians c ra tin g the lights from runaw ays r up above th e set. Tho '"a sh hs" a re a tyite of light, ^pnd the la(light baby” is nn actor whose ec ia so lined t h it he can he lotographed to advantage only ltha a fla t light. . j. \t. Benjamin J , O verstreet, rood Mr. fl. 8. Steinm etz, secretary of Iw Seminole Jockey Club, returned Prim e, Orlando. I) W ednesday from a business trip f five days to Akron, Onlo. D inner w as served by the hotel m anagem ent, dancing was enjoyed 5-Mr. Thornton II. Lodge, form erly ’till n late hour and music was f Redlands, Cal., now a realtor of furnished throughout the evening [iaml, has been renew ing form er by Mr. Fiddler, piunisl; Mr. Ken­ Htialntanccs a t tho Orungu and yon, ^jollnist, und Hendrick Libby, lack Hole]. comclfist. ’ ‘ Mr. Robert K ntxm ingrr returned Tlic nnnunl banquet of tho Clinmi Monday from a hunting trip In M r of Commerce will bo holdI onn M Everglades. evening In February vyhlch is^to ■ Mr. Joseph E. Phipps recently A. E . Rnnney, C.E), who is super­ itertalncd nt his home on Greenbod la k e , w ith a cam p-fire ami vising the engineering of the race eenii- roast. Mr. and M rs, Ed- track has returned from Akron, anl B etts, Miss M cFall, Miss Ohio, with Mrs.' Rnhney und two *ve T urner of tianford und Mr. lljs n l M cW orkbisn of Indlantp- chltdren mid .will occupy n new Is, Ind.,- were present. camp house near the track during tho winter. M rs, 8. 8 . Steinm etz is entertaing a t her home on Greenwood pea, h er sisters. Miss Elizabeth DWda and Mrs. Ella Stoolmuller, ora Akron, Ohio. - L, >1 J r • AF ''%j i f } ................................................ Announcing Laquar S ystem In Sanford 5 * 5 ■ JJ - SHEETS 4 %x5 INCHI CUAIUgTi _____ —- « IL L ) l ^ ^ CHgONObV A product of Flood and Conklin. Prepared to withstand all the agencies th a t have to the time of Lnquars Introduction completely d e s tro ^ d or rendered unsightly the finest and most expensive automobile finish. H eat, sun, sand, salt water, nlkaiie and other elem ents especially found in the Florida district have no bad effect on automobiles finished w ith Luqu»r, in fact, the more i t Is exposed to these elements the brighter and newer It becomes. ALSO MADE IN BLUE LABEL Applied by experts who personally gqnrnntco satisfaction. i . Estim ates Cheerfully Given stores ami offices. Contractor Je rry Shorn, prom inent builder of Orlando, lias the contract for the block which is to bo constructed of liurd-surfaced brick. The new . ~ j THURSDAY Visit our plnnt, under new management T h e B e s t A n d M o s t E co SANFORD LAQUAR SYSTEM * ■* * ■ T WHITE & GIBSON PROPRIETORS By W illiams W i l l A p p e a r I n T h is h | Snn Juan Garage BATH ROOM TISS i j’ V- AT PRACTICALLY ALL GOOD West Final Street f OH VE.’a'.SHEG GOT M A H A G N T A r - V KJAVSIFOL BlGr W A R S H -B u T M tRW BK5r WASHlN ] i W t S 'S 5 0 MUCH 5 1 b F F *lU \G $W tV < DOKJ. H A S T A BE^ H A N G E D IN T h ' I w iG H m i n e . 1 a t t »c cu rz. i T s s o F u l l a VVASvrT *30 it ArrengbmpQM have boon com­ pleted between Mr. Crocker nnd Joe Tinker, the now owners of the OrntigU and Black Hotel, whereby Mr. Fred A. Clark will continue in the m anagem ent until the first of NOuP^X green foliage. The committee in cKarjfe were Mrs. Fred Ranger and Mrs. Lewi* D. W hite who wore ashWIw| }n serving refreshm ents by t t,tf Misses Aldia La V lp o , Anna Dlctx and M argaret Moore. ,.. north on W ednesday. , »/ \ The reg u lar monthly m eeting- of the Town, Connell was held a t the Town Hall on T hursday evening when tin; volume of business to be transacted was so large th a t nn adjourned m a tin g will bo held on tho Itith when many m utters of, vital interest to tho w elfare of the? tow'll will be completed. • m ‘Longwood reception given by th e ’ members of the Civic League a t the library waa t h e . most largely attended of any sim itar a ffa ir in the h isto ry of the league, guests beiogjprescnt . Mr. Charles Polk of Seminole Realty Companyi Jacksonville, nnd Mrs. Folk, form er residents of Longwood, w ere In town over th e j New Years and attended the holl* j day picnic dinner- given by Mrs. P.ji « «■*• * —... •• * “— “ Longwood M r, John W, Cain, construction Iperintendent a t tin- race courso, eently motored to Akron, Ohio uiaM I'Vnj",0r f|, C° lhl8UOh "id11,3 'Requested th a t even his7 sec.rv cease to visit him. He has tea. coffee and beer c o s t 'a few * unable to retain food fo r 48 penies instead of pounds.' as a t hours. the w :st end establishm ents, have been started in various parte of London. Patrons p f these places, who m ay smoke their pipes, play carda and enjoy meals nt popular prices, a rc encouraged to bring th e ir wivra w ith them. The w aiters are men. Unmarried women nro not perm it­ te d 'o n '(h e prem ises unless aecom- y\ m o L tS Kl 'KlNOA RAGGlD. \ '- f o o o 'B t S P R l-Z E O HObJ’ K-MOCH STOFFG H A N G EO j ft I T H A T flG • T \ ;.® ( 1 tim Bw Is being made In construction rk, the foundation o f the Club use is finished and ready fo r tho p r-atru clu re. The (muse is to U> jstructod of Vtucco nnd built In xlcan nlylw of n n h lte c tu rc , nnd K contain two largo reception (s, the Upper onu fu r dancing ig 08x104 foot lung. i --------- — l ill th e workmen the company flip) are being employed, and ......................... — — ii ^ --------------J j -. Studfebaker Cuts Sedan Prices $1 - — r« w ere six tables In- BU yi pt -close of tho game* rafreshits were served by tho hottosnMrs. M. Crandell and Mrs. do, The Club will have nnothur itlemen’a night *on W ednesday t . sam t, a it itho e placo, ;t Uh) enthusiastic m eeting of ^Chamber of Commorca held on • V vm Effective - - __ ' ** . 14, 1926 M C ffH tR S G E T GF?AV VIRGINIA PARK COMFORTAHLK PULLMAN HUS RUNNING FROM F r e ig h t a n d W a r T a x breHb"1!1I i0 n w ,nVS itm.e.n*t, 0,)|iorlunl,y Cocoa. Ride down tfio Indian River drive, have lunch at tho Ihdlnn River Hotel an our gueaU, nnd return tho‘ same <lay% Each of die above prices represents a reducti la ' « . U ^ UJonof $1Q 0. Theae are the finest m s ever produced* W. J. SHAUG HNESSY. JR. PRESIDENT' To Make A rrangem ents See MR. POGUE-LVALDEZ H �I the R.c l , meiye itmidi1 n'gninat P t t ' l S e * d S t i 5 f » n ^ tnnginetie personW M lJ J m y of D a v id L le y d - q c o r g e . the next meeting a t ‘A scot say that the RVlsu,?cc is much more ___ Lady Betty F lcliing, yn ouetable in 'houses,'] . ’presenting 'InuRhtcr o f ’the E arl of D< Itamas than in thc revno me or inuai inuai- hns joined the ranks of tho nl comedy theatres. Faroes nlso:('rBt!' _ wha have "gone Into lS t£ , d, t0, l,e Lecpin^ the comrj. utoc-. nm fiupi& x jitlem idnt n minimum. Among lond slr&cL The n '-!’ BrodneHstw, Sybil •u«nagvrs David | ... tfnckay. nne of F,ng. nmejit . J ! J ; \ |onceni ia.ovfnt op for won,. 1 w ) H i, oTcctcd a m efnw r "f lo thc the advisory trm inittcA of Ml U fav,of* !f r tK British A ir Loj,fr«?rOfid m- \ r n i ,, in wlth'lrtvine icscinit J | £ r . ,icvntc rv— more tiu - - -=- -to - rtrn*. ----uflcirtl the ‘Mliratre Cough” rfurl ion, if« r ' ](k^ i„ ;« « , Hun, IMG thnn ever »,eT3f~s InR ihn scene depicting the death i close nrutK ;^ ranted ^ Q ■ ■ n pilot's curl t e K-lhcnno by her impressive ...... 1922, and r : ’ -----presvnlctbn of thin rein. *•. L, i i o in August. w as the i in England to own W * — ----own ain'fOo* J ! i « MiwICpy, whej Arilfical rain, is being F-nvihvi !Si the third daughter of Lord to l , ip the famous Ascot '■Inehcpc. chqifmnrt of the Pon.n ■ eo»rse nlwr-v in good condition Ur and Oriental Steam Navigation The Daily Unit p;,V* V , r 7 7 1Conipanyi for several y e a rs^ has count of t]io new watering r-'-tmn Ibeen using her nirpinno fo r busi- and adds that owners and horse, incss purposes ns well as pleasure, need fear no longer that hard goShe never docs stunts. Sho is ng a lte r a rainy spell will hurt on artist os well as a flier and has their entries. This paper says the superintended tho interior decora- reputation of Royal Ascot, as tho tion of many of .tho ships of her finest course in tho world, how will father*# lino* : no absolutely assured. ------St Sevoral miles of pipes are to •Theatre managers nro vrnging a bo laid in shullow trenches on c a m p a ig n agalnat “theptro vouRl!," hydrants a t intervals to which u nu epidemic of which seems to have spocinl spraying apparatus will bo ind foa'my an era is MU- There Stilts ^nd en Man in ( :d press OCALA—$ « » • '' ifc P o rtiii, Wt: K rY n .^ 7 buried a t t h ^ t p U c o r , I tHi l . b , 1.^ . J41t. twwa m^ n^t s ulrgn r ilim i a ii. d I by ctntiy following an acchkmt on * GtfvernorOgartln racenUy. rmall lake, in which «• w pt .t _* drewned Th« body w as not dis- OCALA—The epidemic of ptocovemi for t e n d a y s a fte r hia main* poisoning, which resulted In disnnnea ra n e e ' JUT, MeForron had tho .‘iliu m of over 150 persons, is presumably H e n Ashing In a amall subsiding, physicians said. Most W t nt the tfmo. • °* v ctlma hnvin* tho KlSanfMEE^Fomcr Thomas J. CampbcIL ■ district, which includes 8t. I,u=k, : Indian R ljxr and M artin countM**'^ nceording'ta rrp -.’ca here. LAKE BUTLER—7t dinner w m given bare in honor .of Rev. S. 81 M r.K aom iLLS-w m ch.m- ; u;VI0NA „ mnll. Procter, who celebrated his seven- $ i.-vUr ono leggcd negro, \ylii go 101tee was appointed a t a mass tncet*he dcctric chair a t Halford on jog here to co-operate w ith one ty-ninth birthday and his fifty; ■ January 20. fham plop t o n - ‘from the Chamber Of Commerce eighth year of preaching. ____ _ pii.-umal f ”cretaty lo Lady I*abclla Howard, l u r ' courln. When sho rcturnod to London, she took a job in n financial firm, but gave that up to manage the musical in­ strum ent shop in Bond street. Thc Earl of Denbigh la a large land-owner hut, Ilka others wno possess largo estates, has felt the pressure of taxes. # critical stage. Many London mothers arc ob* jcctlcT to a ruling by officials of the hoaltl, department th at Children may not be vucc.'nRUd - ngaihst smallpox without writyM permis­ sion from tho male parent. While women thought they had obtained equal rights with th eir husbands over their children, they find th at The bi£ event in Orlando theatricals. It has been a long time getting here, but at last we are able* \q announce the com­ ing of the supreme entertain­ ment s it ,**, of in all *!i the I **tyorld. *'■ ■'* * * Sanford’s First Industrial Development Every community of any importance has its industrial and manufacturing centers. The opening of the AFG INDUSTRIAL TRACT is the first attempt to develop the industrial section of thi^ city, and this effort has .notwbeiMA i ^ & j p * o ^ re a (^ &r e hovvwwell UjJ^lfr way foTthe^mntemate construction of a plant that is to.be completed within the next ninety days. This is the beginning of a new era for the city. The cheap rates paid by the shippers of this section due to the water transportation lias furnished unlimited attraction to the outside industrial world. Just as certain as Florida has its citrus fruit centers, its agricultural centers, mining and fishing centers it ic aohfnin fn liavp its industrial "center. Sanford at the Plqp now tp attend the open it arrives, ,Season reservations are t\pw being accep^ied. If, you intend to come eveipy Saturday let us balance in six semi-annual payments An industrial site the price of a homesite Every Saturday ANOTHER BRlTT-CHATTENDEN DEVELOPMENT g. A. Dalton R a ,iu Joe D. CWtf? £ OTE? For typse road show^, wi cept your efas< for seats ip the �Theater '* ■ * £ _ " • ilon how rotes lo th* i. 18. In the teacher's contest, three n o t n a ti o n ^ prizes ajv^giveri^ amount- battled to 2 ahd a trip to Washington fo r the M M beet lesson. The second and third pslgn prises respectively a re throe handIs of red dollar* a m t two hundred dolJ Ian . w**y The. contests a re the fifth Of a eon* concerted program undertaken by neat* the Board a t w s a v g n t l o n Of the , l a National Automobile Chamber t f i f a r : Commerce, looking toward some In operation by one of never wealthy producer* Interested real development of the ipovtet. “It will m ark the tim e w hen tl director will not tem per a rtist desires w ith commercial know e d g e - Brenon declares. "Ev, now the reins lead not ao m odi tr o f i^ a n y others th a t the surest plan from the producer's pocketbook as w ith t fo r relief 4x>th Immediate and in from the public's taste. : . : A Ulm to be a financial success m ust please the average man and of this year. woman.. This ta s te naturally has Uoif engraved certificates Its e ffe c t'o n the artistic develop* will ha given those school* 5 5 & P * the motion picture. The Public* appreciation bias shown n rem arkable Improvement in recent yeara, and we m ust do our p a rt Jrt ifc IffiftSiS 1 E S S U ffia x Is-chairm an o f the Hlgh- sa y It is not too early now to begin to tra in the driver* of automobiles ------- 7—, .a n d th e pedestrians of th a t day f& JSg& SB , irwwratlon. In short, th e boys t e w r i t e “ * «"d irirU o f, today, it U claimed, rngOi on the will bs tau g h t through these eon■ Share in teste to be m otor wise and safety u r hundred conscious w ith a resultant decrease i d ^ a m any In the tra ffic toll of the Nation, vsn fo r the .which In 1025 claimed approxim atersral sta te s; ly 20,000 casualties. , 'S S n A it Whife the campaign is intended a w s **. u m te n t th a t the demand I ornam ental purposes hai considerably. ‘ ’ The (Yusrisn State an a t Koenlgsburg, the lar) province, a re to close «ren curator, Wilhelm voa Bode, definitely and more than m ahy years ago w hen th e la te J . and m en will be throi Pierpont ' M organ tw as wn, the demands tightening o f th e restric­ tions on exportation -of a rt'w o rk s Private collectors to rents A s t in the face o f tetaj f e n from the United Sta players bow he the director. Hie is the greatest responsibility, end to him geoeraU, ! r comes the least credit as fa r as the public is concerned. Before Brenon asks any of hlS cast to play a scene, he works it chiefly fo r the schools, it enlist* the aid of automobile clubs, wo* men’s clubs, civic bodies, public qf. fid a ls, and to a v e ry lg e ria n l de, tree, the support of teachers, p rin ­ cipals and superintendents of schools. Indeed. Board official* assert th a t no single group is do* big more in highway safety than the schools, through the medium of these contests. r best « * * y , and a *11- TRIPJbB STRENGTH AUDITS SYSTEMS X Jacksonville, Tunpa, Miami, \ Palm Beach, Dayton*' ■Whan horses . wer# -first intro­ duced Into Polynesia they frig h t­ ened the natives, but th ey are now called ''buiaihovo-ferna," moan­ in g - a pig which runs quickly ' , from im itations over th e ground.*^ ins, celluloid and 'T h o u g h the cx-bandit Cole Younger fo r many years carried 7 bullets embedded in his body. E lslebtn, In which M artin . was bom in 1483, has been ■ « l ‘<b e a f p*n*r CTho W n T pritnu each conbronse medal and fire js «dmewhat in pro!' ha elem entary school N*w York State, for eriraa •* twenty-seven while the num ber fo r The United S tates T reasury e s ti­ m ates th a t n o n than *400,000,000 is hoarded In stockings, old sugar bowls,, teapots, a n d otd-fanhioned cupboards, or otherwise kept out of drculstion in the U&ited States. < CENTRAL FLORIDA Q 317-318 First National jjj Sanford, Florid*. s. g . g r a y , Resident v .• % " The last o f the eastern hake Section ' A threefold cord Is strong. The three qualities MfS' 4% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts i ^Comparison shoppersjhave purchased Marvania property because COM- SANFORD v -I- . 7 niCfrHtf. PA R IS O N Sanford, Fla * J• STBEROTH- SERVICE - PROGRESS < ^ J St. Pbhbie 472'W YARD : • '■ ' - f • ■ r . , ‘i : proved :beyond a s h ^ d w of a doubt that its dominate loca- ‘ : ■ \ . n. • . . . . . .is price and liberal terms make it the pre-eminent real estate investment of Have Client the entire Sanford District, W e want every one w ho is interested in making an investr T w o Story H ouse in Good Location (:. . , if • - a It' ' Sanford district to see all the other.developments, hear their 2 have forty lota Hated in Bel-Air, which be bought at a bargain. , . f• * Let me sell you aome good incoma property. * •■ * *' - * ' ,i• 1 satisfied that it is the real spot tt> place their money for futur K A R L J. S C H U L T Z REAL ESTATE—-INVE8TMENT8 Phono 744 < 606-607 First National Bank Building W. F. IIOLBORN, Sales Manager. i ne seco n a sectio n is now b ein g offered to th e public. Secu re y o u r portion that y o u m a y share in th e profits th a t it is certain to pay. ’ Will Compel „ development. Then they are sure ,to come back to Marv •mmt * * , •*.- * ws* »rw ate «te •»}* « -Wds J - m • « T* f-•* Can give good terma on any of thepi. Frame* and Screen* Made to .Order phy Ironing Boarda Mae Cabinet* . ' •**%«■• t i r „ tiori, its incomparable activity that siirrounds it, plus the' unusual low A. complete Utae of J u d P it. . Hardware ' The D evelopm ent That is R eally D eveloping is the ‘'T C 'flK K M v n R k Ttfr. Horn**. Sell A* F ait A* Built “j * - -V . «* , . .fltT» ■ •j f i j . -ELECTRIC LIGHTS ; ’ -RUNNIHG WATER -TELEPHONES | , • �i .M .w M & z m iii- STEWARD'S WASHIN . 1 ~: I*. gy CHARLES “• s t r i n g line along «, iubw qucntiyre- m S J 1 the plttJf U f tt from ob- b a t life never can l»ln to Sherwood bo fhe tam e Cheney. O *. W population ereetmuch i f the woman In Dr. PhtUp B. Hadley, who haa been studying bacterial grow th in thied At o f the the Lake H a ifa River, has found th at a bacteriophage in th e w ater Dr. H*r- rapidly destroys, bacteria so th a t it* m ay day he perfectly safe married to drink it a fte r filtration. Cubsn undermor* than United, St* »*« bjtwimn the R e g a i n actementa—is ns per famthan for the unt of the dren, being t * W «nd navy men fL w e S e S ^ ^ k 11 hca^ w - With S ? n w 5 ? Ecofpa r ^ ' 0 n,em**ra of the diplomatic are uniformed w ?V eocked hats n^d K W *?® 1 pliiniM like an old-fashioned hearse. * « . ™ ^ r , ordl!l*rT Po°Plo—ordiJ r 1? 3*2$,?', ° L consequence, not H j K * 1* nttcfMl the pubS leT m fn"01ipir Jt,J0 "tovepIpoY tho rule among all who care p cent for appcaranoes. r Is et»tllicet-ta -at», ord^r^reqairin^ rou and cad» ot rout te e n b o v * named respondents, tn appuar to the blit o r complaint iterate filed. NOW THEREFORE. *JT 18 OR­ DERED that iron.Png <*<* .«* ? w do appear to the bill oreom plalnt filed herein on the >»lr«t day ot February.1A. D., IH«. ^l ‘' IT 18 FURTHER ORDERED tin t this order ot pubtleatton be puhllahc<l In the Sanford ^Herald once- a week tor four successive weeks. - Witness my hand and soal oT sald Circuit Court at Sanford this 4th day of January A. R, J3IB. ' . w .w .w n io riT . Judge. GILES & GURNET. Hollcltora for Complainants. u*d*cl(Ud agolnat STATUE T O B E RETURNED* NEW YORKi Jan. 18.—<AV-.A* statuo put on. the roof of Mrs, W. K. Vanderbilt’s house 46 y e a n ago to hido a chimney, 1» to be retu rn ­ ed to the family by Benjamin Wlrtter, who bought it f o r 67,000. ... c v ir . 111, 1 it 1 1 m UH I , n i . W . l T I I im cu JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A M P F O R HKHIMOLH C O U N T * . F L O R ID A , w C IIA M C E R T . - O rd e r e f F e U R a t l o a •mSOlS •f eomptalht del; !famejh*ni*dt bit Speaking of hats— Representative H. St, George d ic k e r of Virginia had his blot£! “ f°w day* ago* going down WdantTfcM TR^ ' rEna- ^ •». D»f*n* P^ " kylX.anla ' * v.en’f°* i‘ won a speech Tucker had prepared, de­ To the defendants—rWllllam Trsnouncing the *PPr<WaUon 0f mon­ ey to enable prohibition agents to Char ea It. Jr/frlem and I.ullo A. buy Hquqr. The *ind.broadcast that fngton. ' ,ovor northwest .WashJ. Akerc B. My .Palmer end Right then tu c k e r delivered a speech all right, but it waa Im­ promptu. Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property, Easy Repayment Plan V ; Office In new Mcrrtweather Building 2nd Street. Phone 111 *y‘ -. • « • ,-ji* . i «riVJ r S ty -; on his promise to p ay 100 pounds . 9?*- Cheney, chief m ilitary aide if his carbolic smoke balls did not *f fbo White House, used to be one of the principal ornaments a t all functions there. Now there's a pcandal about him. All during tho New Year's re­ ception ohe of the front buttons on his full dress uniform coat wai unbuttoned. I" the time, but a photograph of him tsV, *V v^rLjlJ t e Pullman Busses A re Operated From troubles. Stop that cough new before It Hops you (or good by using LRO-WAR-DrS Ask your druggist for It, , ; , ORGANIZATION v FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS ^ A~ ' So that you may bcc and appreciate the- Investment opportunities o f FIoYlda‘n greatest city, busses will leave the Seminole Hotel at Sanford for Tampa, every morning at 7 o’clock. ’Other accomodations are provided guests by the Hamner Organization. .^ You nre invited to write tq the Leaves W ednesday, Jan. 20 ;- Returns Monday, Jan. 25 All Sanford people will be on this bus and special attractions are being planned for their entertainment. fh the area ng islands, or about the popuuare mile, vans, had ntiago, 62,and N atanIation in tho amounted to total, and in « to 44.7 nor 'ng about.the in 1020." The] -per found, '; K " t ' V* • ■ »* >> Wm.IH 3 * ip* •, LEORARDrS COUGH SYRUP „ (CREOSQTBD) . Creosote U the most effsctlv* htaj. Inf I fw l knew* fci sbruuc cough* and colds ta d other throat and lung ' k«n in the ed In 1922, ,000 pages. re of the ng( ‘ unva it care- t f; f . - - .jf'j t, • ,• ' r, ti e «. ,1if • S it Franklin Street, Tampa for further details NO TRANSPORTATION CHARGES—NO OBLIGATIONS Phone 760 117 Magnolia Ave. B u ild Y our H om e * .• x • i $ x J i i* jl »rviv i . i. .■ V : • a* ri : ^ 4\ We know, so far as it is possible to know.intrinsic values, “Aniid Majestic Pines ’ that Druid Park is a property that warrants the immedi­ » *. W-W * ate investigation with the most careful, conservative, '.-tv #.0 .( J J , . '< t ' -jr,-. ».i!, analythical investigation possible and w e have arrange ... Sanford Grove destioned to be one o f Sanford’s most desirable -home communities, lies just southeast of the city, at the intersection p f Geneva. Street and Crescent Boulevard, and only one and a quarter miles from the shores o f Lake M onroe and the Hotel Forrest Lake. Where, in the entire Sanford District can a more de­ sirable location bt found? — . * ed the terms of the purchase to suit the pocketbook of the average man as wglkas the well-to-do. ' If our reputation as developers of Pine Crest, Pine Hurst and other high class-developments of Sanford, means ' jW fcr- Careful restrictions guarantee nothing but the best for your im m ediate hom e environment. Your home sur­ rounded by the* dream home o f Other residents is assured _____L xi_____ _______ _________ A m m property that w e am pleased to call 6® i'■% &T-?Me 'k . ^ Lei M abow you Sanford Grora, (hat «« thaoc highwaya can eaplaln tha tout* and s t r a t a , and haw protect yon after yonr ¥ Park, then w e wiU deem it a privilege- to th o w you a % i t *rt y f‘ * / f . y 'lXrfr-r-^r.'. anvlhing in the way of future preformance in Druid A i I v o a te i/iftn n B Hp’' 3-— 4*T® I f ;I >•*. f VL. *Wx(P [L :Jl *J|rw ' Sj** vl A •. i ■ '< ‘i t a vL . ’ * , • - fWxWU V : •. ■; * ■ .* . > ■ *ir-hytifc n i, - l. «;>•( .i f . . . *J • 1 . ii ■*. JI ' .V : �K :V f woIk * » t, ' kr| k vvj ■ . ..j *■11 is Are Increasing Start the New .Year right by buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY ►'•IN F L O R I D A — SA NFORD*. One hundred y e a n ago, F |f tl| Avenue New York City was i .»• f- % * . ' | ' J • •! ■ -f' "' * . • I t * a. a.^Cdw p a $ , today it Is t,Ha g reatest and most valuable street in the world. There ia no una telling the average American how real estate values grow, Mothers bringing children into the world, givc roal estate its value. A five-room brick bungalow with bath and all modern improvements at corner of Palmetto and Central. Lot 70x120. South and East exposure. Price lo wer than any other home of its kind-in the city. Terms easy. Ready to occupy. Some p ro p erty in Denver, Col., which ia now worth many million* of dollars; w as traded with $25.00 In return' for a horse, saddle and bridle. located Iota. Many people have asked to be adviuf they wQi bo on the m arket. W/} have tftfee 80 ft. lot, 72V2 ft- lots, and two GO ft. lots. These lots w$tt be offered for next few days. Tcrroi cent cash,; 10 per cent Jan. 30th/10 per cont Pebruurv and tho balance payable 10 per cent semi-annually. Brokers and salesmen protected for 31/. per cent mission.' mm . SANFORD has tfie best year ’round climate in the State. city in which to live and-has the best people on earth. Sec— The territo ry Whtcjhrcomprises the S tate .of Pcnnilyvnpia gtaiintcd to Wm, Ponn in payment o f a' personal deb It Is the best 110,000. 1 . V1■ Real E state values are Increasing and nlwoyn Increase. Buy real catat© now froip ogj? o f jjthe'Realtors listed on th b Masonic Bldg. vr Realtors "( ■' r :* 'ATE BOARD 6 SA N F O R D R EAL / (An At* A aanrln Association ^ of Realtors Announcem ents For 1926 Lots 26,17 and 18, Block K, per loot) a tj..............................$140.00 Lots 13 and 14, Block L, a t .......... $175.00 , BONDS LOANS F IR S T S T R E E T E X TE N SIO N j; FIRST 3' SA M F O K D - AZ Cp/nA -f '■%$*--' ‘ ' MARVAN1A i Lots 1 and 2 in Block 1 facing Seminole ’Boulevard. Residential sites a t Altam onte on the Dixie Highway, be­ tween Sanford and Orlando, . r Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon— Indian Mound ON THE HIGIf SltOKKS O fl • JOHNS IUVEK prices decidedly low—reservations now being ac­ Priccn- have been the same' since development work Btartcd. New prices go Into effect next woj^^ «*' -* W hether you wisty to build or sell a t a profit, you will agree cepted. nnd Engliih' Coloniats—Commodious and indivi­ Choson by tho firs t Americans Im natural beauty, its water, huntinKnj vantages. Now being made a best for your home. duality supreme. TJiis is your chance. Beautiful new Jiomes—Spanish Bungalows with us thqt no more attractive location can be found and the prices frotp $1,400 up are fa r less than you would expect to buy these sites for, when you see them. 25 percent first pay­ ment. ' , * * Among, our offerings of Business Property Very desirable for residence or apartment house sites, and acreage unusual values are found. R. W. L A W T O N and p^ced befaw the market. The Davey-W inston Or; 203-20C Munch Building Sales Force: U. W. LAWTON, J. M. ROCHE, SALES AGENTS REALTORS 2 10 Street- Magnolia At Second • OUR ADVERTISING IS TRUTHFUL P h on e'708^709 Masonic Bldg AND NOT SENSATIONAL •liulfl ,Ml*H Dvina//-—nil LOANS *• INVESTMENTS W 6 H ave the B est Investm ent in Sanford •, • • • • A yem je Property That Can Be Found: corner x This is lin excellent site for on automobllo display room and garage, First, 16-1 feet In block 10, corner of 8th and San­ ford Avenue at $250.00 per front foot. p a r t cleared. A sk us about i t . -* *■ ‘ L ** i % . 1 Second, 164 feet opposite San Lanta, corner of f 1,5th and Sanford Avenue, at $100.00 per front foot. Let us show you these two pieces of property, lo­ cation and price enppo^ be equalled. McCALE & FOX A .. 53 AcresCefery Land, * •%* r It w ill p&y you to investigate this 1 .? dr • p i«• For auto Halos room or nice Apurtments, both on Sanford Avenue; Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building Sec eith er Mr. Richardson or Mr. White. “The Firin Substantial" * : * • Bales Force: R. Q. Fox, G. E. McCall, R. L. Shipp. *yi ♦ i.\ - i *1 -a— . ‘ ■ •* 113Va l^ agnolia Ave. Phone 745 REALTOR First Nat|9 ppl Rank Building . HaJance 1-2-3 Year3 * ‘A pood Income and a IJojuc Combined .... $7,'000 CASH RRALTOlfS Meisch Buildinf * 1^7X.LG*roo!T1 with bath, facing R** * tween 10th ami U th stm -ts, 50x117, double (** $4,00(1 cash. Now lcoacd to D«c. 11/20 at 2-— 100 f t to 1G0 f t. facidg East on SaatW tween 10th and 11th StrceU , $150 per foot. Ten* Under construction new Spanish stucco house, Beven j*ooms;.garage and servants quarters. Corner Magnolia sjAd Spurling. Easy terms. Will, be ready for occupancy about February 1st. 3.—15 aero celery farn i—7 acre* mock. Price $10,000. $3,000 caah. 1 nnd * T*4" 4.—Lot 60x117. facing E ast on Sanford A** $12,000. $4,000 cask, 1, J and 3 year.. - • N o# Spanish type house! six rooms; iu Bel-Air on Mtllonville Avenue; easy'terms. ”AMJD »|A JESTIC it n e s ■. n£» Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lanta' IN,' SALES DIRECTOR lM »!. .jJ r *• . i, Block 8,; V A L D E Z R E A L T Y CO Real Estate Investment A 2 3 6 -2 3 8 Housed Two Story, 10 Room, Stucco Houwe—AH modem con­ veniences. Two baths—completely luVnishpd, good lo­ in t ion. Copier lot on two paved streets. Two apartm.'iits upstairs rented, 6 rooms downstairs,'Consisting of 2 bedrooms", living room, dining rooip, kitchen and bath. Two-car garage. Immediate possession. "Sanford Office 236-38 Mcisdl Bithloi Office Fifth Aved One Lot Magnolia Heiglits-A gain. 4 * Thirteen acres of Water frort peily—Attractive Price. Five-room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Si Property.' Established 1010 �- W*i . ’»A, - -J 7—-Hu8tnesa Service 12— Rooms 38—Wanted. Situation Male id; Board 42— A d v tg . Medians TRACToir SERV1CE7~P^ disking anil, streets, garde f 1 iU3*l ynur subdivision. A Lord,-Route A, Box 216. noitRt: nERp^G R EG O R Ylil^ Lake Mary, tcachrer of pfhno a vocnl music. Study music- with competent and thorough teachei L line b line te Tine a line ’above he Ssnponsiblc iSertlon. Ive their dress as imbor if ^out one pd has a urs can’t | unless fident YOUNG LADY desires room and board with elderly lady, will act ns companion It desired. Down town section not essential. Can fu r­ nish references. R. Y. care Her- 13—For Rent, Office, Stores OFFICE FOR RENT in Meiwh building. Apply A. P. Connelly A BARBECUE ' x Sons, ‘ • On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive MILLER o . PHILLIPS. INC. 14— For Salt, Acreage Where everybody meets everybody’ Sandwiches Cold Drinks Oak a t 2nd St. WE HAVE 32 acres fine grove Phone 3 \ lin t Coffee right close up in Lringwood th at Gas and Oit Station. we can deliver for $26,000, good terms. This is a wonderful buy. Ask for Mr. Rawlins. Smith-A OPEN ALL NIGHT Wrecker Service Day and Night Rawlins, 212 Magnolia Ave. SEMINOLE H U D 80N •‘ESSEX 24 Hours Storage WE HAVE 18^0 acres between INC. WALKER & LEWIS GARAGE Longwood and W inter Park bor­ 203 Oak Avenue Sanford Ave. & 2nd Street dering the hundred foot boulevard Phone 41 Phone CO to race track, close to . New Dlxfe Hlghwoy has oyer 6 miles Lake frntdnnri Mr. A ■ 1 SANFORD BU1CK CO. acre. You .HILL LUMBER —I. CO. House of frontage $250 j „ ------— 212 Mngnolla Avenue have to nee this d tq-appuecl Service, Quality and Price. ~ PnOM 9 6 ? ' '* i its wonderful pc Rawlins. Srf ANRY’S DRUCj STORE—Pre- Mr. CHEVROLET Magnolia Avenft scijh)tion% ilrujps, Sodas. We Don-Jon Chevrolet Co.. Inc. 2nd and Magnolia Phone FOR SALE: Se] Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc, y | ) HAVE'YOUR CAR corner 6th St! Pleasure care and Graham trucks. Washed Ave. Terms. Phi Oak and 2nd S tre e t Phenols 5 Polished { and HU PS—M O R IO N S j’: / . Greased Sanford Automobile'Co. nt the 200 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 We Give Night Service LINCOLN - - FORD — FORDSON PERFECTION- ALTO LAUNDRY Oak Avenue Edward Higgins, Inc. Two new nix rooip Colonial houses Commercial A Palm etto. Phone 331 located among henutiful oak trees, NASH ready for occupancy January ,25th Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine nnd February 10th. W. F irst S t Phone 617 HAVE A COMPLETE LINK Prices nnd term s very reasonable. RKO of FIs. Ren Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr. A. P. CONNELLY A SONH. f Deyoo'B 20R W. First S t - Phone 017 Cor. Second and Magnolia faints, Varnishes . and DIANA ‘ " Stains. Moon — Diana Sales and Service 208 W. First 8 t Phono .617 S. Q. PORTER, .Mgr. BALL HARDWARE CO Ithnnc H (i—Husiness LyportunUlcs 20—For Sale MIpcellancouH illaneoua BUSINESS LOCATION * OPPORTUNITY TALKING I Supplies Supplied [Salesman on, Male Mi.Fcmalo Mate Wonderful business location, practically In the heart of San­ ford, 1250 feet frontage by 17 feet depth. On account of being centrally located and with both wator and Vail shipping facili­ ties, Sanford is destined to be­ come a large and im portant distributing point in the State. This location is very desirable for any kind of wholesale busi­ ness where ample track facili­ ties are necessary. - Also won­ derful location for heavy retail business such as grocery, feed, flour, etc. For .further partic­ ulars, w rite owner, II. M. KILGORE Plant City, Florida Jubjc, AnAithma. relysls, I le. how you [ting relief, medicine or vAlden, Box HIRE IV1CE Dsy trains. Bag11 and 63-W. S’ $ ROOM' BUNt|ALO with bath nhd screlned’ Incased |in large lot on Mi in Avenue, near South School.» ; i **“ i $4600 ' $1000 Cush. Halnncc $60,( month. 28—Plant, Seeds. Treea STEWART THE FLORIST” Flowers for all occasions. 814 Myrtle. Pnone 260-W, 31—Special Notices J. 2 ROOM BUNGALOW with bnlli, located on Palm etto Avenue, just above the'S outh Side School. $1000 . $600 Cash. Balance $75 per month. 33—Wanted 4 ROOM HOUSE rgi French Avenue, faring Young's Development. Priced for quirk sale a t $3800. $600 down. Balance $60 per month. MEN AND women to nssist in fill­ ing buses in Sanford for fast sell­ ing subdivision In Cocoa. One dny trip; no charge. Liberal commis­ sions to right people. Apply P. I.. Pogue, Valdox Hotel, 4:00 p, m. to 0:30 p. m. 1 1. j- | '- ■ *W * CORNER LOT1 P rA 00x131 feed' * J, Located -on Northwest* corhcr. of Magnolia and Martin, -t l *4000 * ?hoo' Cn*h. Balance 1, 2 ,anil years. • - , >\‘ •’ FRESH COW R cjte A’.vfiox flLA Sanford. MONTEZUMA HOTEL ’ ' ^il’s most home-like hoicatcd on; corner Mugnolia COAL FOR 8A Lincoln Hcdel. 2 mlputcs wulk from liusi*Cction. fUreh’nll year. FOR SALE: Royjan$15 ovciroot, “111 _..1,____ aa year site.Hf___ Woi twice. $7.00. K, . ■ .V Phona^4afl , f f ‘ L I — t.—r. i vi.-tLi l? ■» y •______ Root, Dodge Gar ST WIGHTS—Tliree Stations, M ag­ CUT FLO W ERSfor sgle; Calghdu >DfeAN.nERG'CORPORATION nolia and Second, First and Kim, las now ready, 26c p*r doyen 615 First, National .Bank Bldg. Sanford Avenue nnd 10th Street. Phono 40-W. Mrs>L, ID Jones., • ... Phone 713 Expert service. EXCHANGE: Fn&h milfr^owf; sev­ en passenger ciyr; Ford roadster. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing > ROOM HOUSE newly Engrnving, Embossing. S*v ur Will take dwelling hpuse or ygcailt T Good locution: 2 car ga: first. We do it. Phone 417-W lots and ndinst, or will sell reason­ #'POO. Only $1860 cash. T \ able. J. A. liOgnn/Geneya, Fla. J{. U. Ave.-Commertiul St. JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds FOR SALE: Mesich green nnd me- YOU SALE: Folir, lots in P ln e cm t sich spccinl celerv plnnts. $1.00 of Tint und Sheet Metal Work. on Park Avenue $300.00 each. W ater and Hunt Tanks. At Oak per thou Kami. F. F. Dutton & Co. 1-4 down, balance terms. Box A, Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ cure Jlcruld, > • 21—Sale, Real Estate phone 111. MIRACLE Concrete Co., general FOR SALE: By owner, six lots on Sanford Avenue. Close.in. All ' • cement work, sidewalks, build­ LOT •ing blockn, irrigation boxes, J. R in one block. Good apartm ent houso site. See G. C. Fellows a t Felltiws A Real Bargain Service Station, F irst and Elm. 4 room miodem i„r „ ______ home,____ Evans _____ St. 60x127 corner Orange Street and Oak Avenue. Very desirable loca­ Large lot, garage $7660, terms, tion. 6 room modern home Holly Ave. Several orange trees nnd other Garage $6,000 terms. shrubbery. ' ' 0 room house close in $26,000. For apartm ent house, seo un BOOTH AND GUIltH UNION PHARMACY 117 Magnolia Avenue JAS. A. JOHNSON 111 First Street 113 W. 1st S tre e t . Prescription Specialists Phone 376 for immediate attention CELERY FARMS Three acres, all tiled, house and / J. II. TILLIS garage, $6,000. Cash. ’ MEAT MARKET 400 Per Lot. 4 tv acres, all tiled, fronting Dix* Near Silver Lnki We trim our m eat* nnd not our 'erms, customers, A trial will convince ie Highway, modern home, $10,000, ACREAGE Half cash. Balance 1 and 2 years. you. h pine Und overlooking 6 acres, all tiled. Rouse arid barn. 402 Sanford Avenue • w m M R uU V $0,600. $3,600 cash! Balance $600 Phone 105 PRICE $1600 . • per year. JAS A. JOHNSON - / 10—For Rent, Rooms HAGAN REALTY CO. l i t W. First Btrekt < 2nd S tre e t ‘ Phon N lC E iy - FURNISHED bed room, 40 ACRES Black Hammock Celery '!three windows, closet, electric E 11 room house, a llT u rn ip Land F or Sale. Lots' numbers lights. >i)axt to ‘bath. To a couple low ready for occupany, b in 342; 343, 244 Jn the SW 1-4 of of lady,. Private family. 606 Mag­ 241, around 4260 per month, Ne the SW 1-4 of ssctlon 1-21-31 Sem­ nolia Avenhe. Phone 310-W. tness^property $20,000 go< inole county, 1-4 miles northwest ms.' Pnope 250, or apply 2! FOR RENT: Rooms, with o r with­ of Oviedo; is 1-4. mile from "two out meals. Reasonable re tea railroads and pgved roads. • Sur­ rounding lands making big m atoy Lincoln Hotel. truck. Price $12^0000^ Terms FURNISHED ROOM to couple. years a t 8 percent Semi Annually' I l l Maple Avenue. rln«sified medium, rata, rash, techarge. - 10c minimum. Your opportunity to make money is rig h t here in Sanford. W r are always on the lookout fo r men and women who can sell, or inter­ est people In developments that We represent. We feel th at our list of out-of-town properties and sub divisions are too (test to bo had. f ADVERTISING gets r e c ite If U roaches potential buyers.- Palalka Dslly Nswa (a circulated In so Industrial ami agricultural seeTHE MORNING JOURNAL is t accepted w ant ad medium Daytona (Fla.) On* cent a wo sn Insertion. Minimum SSe. MR. VESTEL and let him explain how it is pos­ sible for you to make $100.00 or TAMPA DAILY TIMES. Tami more weekly. . Home Dally, rates 2 cents a we Minimum 26c, cash with ord W rite for complete rate card. VALDEZ REALTY CO. Valdes Hotel Building 40—Wanted Real Estate NEW 5 ROOM BUNGALOW on 1building 1 and Sapfoi Sanford Corporation, Bldg. Phone 41—Wanted To Rent. WANTED:- Furnished apartm ent with private bath. Before Feb. 1st. Call 044-W. WANTED IMMEDIATELY? Franklin Terrace ■ A bargain at A 2 or 3 room unfurnished • apartm ent . J. C. MITCHELL Sanford Herald 42— Advtg. Mediums A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you In big results Advertise tnoao old a r ­ ticles yon have stored away and have no use for. AMIttie thirty* cent sd may bring you several WANTED TO BUY: Ford roadster. dollars. Thane 148 and a re pro* William Ledbetter. 1011 W. 13th Street. LOT ON HIGHLAND AVENUE just west of Elm Avenue $2260 $000 cash. Balance $100 every 3 months. J, '• : * E. SPURLING. subdivision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F In r n Heights', Florida on Dixie High­ way. _______________ /xu- g u a ta . Cm.. A u g u sta 's g r e a t e r WANTED:' Listings Iota in ___ Fort____ Mellon ______ I „ Heights. Dean-Uerfe 27-?Plnno Tuning 616 F irst N at'l. Rank t cash for second hand 713. ddress Box 362. i CORNER L'QT i oorner Palmetto and FrnhkUri #1000 ,y C ,V ; ' $101)0 ensb.’Balance terms. 8 SANFORD.ELECTRIC CO. Sugrrsaors to Glllon & Platt 11GiMagnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone ^ 2 2 . Electragith Store* AUGUSTA CHKONlCLS Wa carry a foil llnfc Our prices are right. Cas terms. W* want your t»W Sanford Store A Furniture 321 R. F irst SL FURNISHED HOUSE.FOR SALE 6 rooms and bath, all modern FOR 8 AIJR—Space on tb* PM * improvements, largo yard, lo­ fqr classified advertisements. cated on Sanford Avenue,. f a t­ Way not rent those vacant rooms, ing cast. ' or sell th at second-hand goods 1 310.600 ' ; 32600 cash. Bahtnec $78.00 per 24.— L o s t, F o u n d month. REWARD: Liberal rew ard to find­ 7 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE er of half karat diamond from FOR SALE < 1 ring between new hotel and bus! f-oeated on Central Street In ness section. Phone 080. Sanford Heights on lot 70x120. ALPHA CHI OMEGA pin with . $10,000 ’ guard set with whole pearls. Re­ $.1600 ensh. Balance Irt 0 years. turn to Sanford Drug Co. Reward. ■ 6 ROOM HOUSE LOST: BUI fold containing money with bath and ail modern Im­ on F irst Street. Liberal reward p le m e n ts , located, oh Palm et­ if returned to Montesuma Hotel. to Avenue in Sanford Heights. Has garage nnd is on corner. 26—Painting, Decorating $4BOD * * $1000 Cash. Balance Terms. T. M. .DUNLAP: Pointir of the , A’ better kihd. 10th • ani Laurel. 3 ; Rj ROOM HOUSE rA Phpne 560JW. \ tfu rw g d ’inekurst, W a t cm an Easy terms. A. W. HARZ j.WANTED six good plasterers. See I Jbck Collins or phone 323-W. rrioOM BY- YOUNG MAN: CentraTi. Iy looted, must have hot water ,nnu convenient to bath. State price In'coninhiinlcntlon. Address L. F. G. fa re Salford Herald. MARVAMA Lot close to la k e1 First Addition titled Help, Female ' WANTED: Experienced or unexperlenoed telephone operators. THE ClARKSBURO EXPONENT , —Central W est Virginia’! latglephong Office. rata l l - 2 c per r< fll'« w p 8 or 35-rWanted Hwlp, Mak each InsartWi. ■W Easy Terms WE CAN USE 2 or 3 good sales'Wen with caw. If you are a pro­ ducer we cart give you good con­ tract and full co-operation. Smith & Rawlins, 212 Magnolin Avenue. L. T. BRYAN M M . Send In your mbacriptlon to the Tribune or hand It to your local denier so you m m ad Florida1* greatest newspaper. One year, |8J)0, 6 months, $4.00, thro* montha $2.00. If you desire $1,000 lueurance policy add 76c to your order. FOR BIG RESULTS adrertlM 16 the FORT LAUDERDALE ' WANTED FJrst Class Automobile Mechanic. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Apply 203 Oak Avenue TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ ers and fera growers of Volus­ ia county advsrtuo In th* DoLand TO REACH BUYERS or s s ilm of Dally News, ra te le par word, cash Florida real estate advertise la $he B t Petersburg Tinea. One can* MORGANTOWN. W. V A , people cent a word dally, two rents a won ara interested In Florida. Bach Sundays. of them through a classified ad In the Morgantown POST. Bfat W .V.W Hl • : * Incorporated \ r jim 1 418-411-413 First National Bank Bldg. U Phoaa 4H -V, A ,! 36—Wanted Help, Male or Female. SALESMAN and SALESLADIES COLUMBU8 (Ga,,) LEDGI Classified ads have the 1 circulation in Southwastara gia. Rata 8c (8-word llna) OHIO—Xtnb through the la. Ohio, I ■tonAi(Shores office in Sanford m e t.; Wank fa. now adding a few more people km request. tjrfta sam> force. This is no doubt (he cnhlret selling property In Flo­ rida as .wall as ths most attractive, Experience preferable but hot hecW * ry . V . • . ' DAYTONA SHORES 111 Host First Street Phone 410 Lakeland, Florida. DAILY N E W S -^ t c o v en B ard Cojnty th o roughly, whkl bedroom, close UP FATHER aE fj & w P. *> A C R M HWD T• IM E »»T | U ' Cr T H E r r ^ . ^ - L o e ^-hffr e v e n k n o w iiSk *'« \m m mm, -i s v, NT » a_ J •j— oS-.AVi."’•-»j V 'A ^_ _ _— �fee: Interested In T Growing Bui ?h S ■ ,-' 4 .■ Of :• *.■ •• ’3ifnm»nK7v%- V ' ■ ' • W m Jj: - 1 f*Of Orlando Board Statement Saying cision In “Realtor” Was Mifjconstrucd - ■ — - .ANDO, Fla., Jan . 18,—Mb— L.M asek, secretary of the O rk» Realty Board, who recently Sd a statem en t denying th a t L. Hamilton, n local real estate Ar, w as * “re a lto r// today *tater It w as not his intention to f e r to Me. H am ilton os n “»hy.** l i t - Says th a t he only used term In explaining th e pur­ rs of the local and national sl e sta te boards association, p i t . secretary sta te d th at it was his purpose to c ast any retfon on Mr. Ham ilton but th a t ss reports had referred to Mr. ■milton Its .n "re a lto r’’ and ho dy wished to correct th a t impres­ sion. Mr. Ham ilton was found guilty T “conduct unbecoming n renJ es^1.,dealer” fo r collecting a feo both the buyer a n d seller in J the seller agreed th a t he snld have all above the listed lee o f tho p ro p erty and the buyagreed to pay- the price asked r'. Mr* Ham ilton. ^ o d g e ’' V ictor A. Hutchins ' in O ranse county court ruled th a t w hlla H am ilton had practiced no ;V frau d and had harm ed no one lie had technically violated the Inw fo r not inform ing nil parties of the the beginning of th e /d e a l of the /•tfM lection o f two f e e s / The license Of M{. Ham ilton was suspended «or A period of sixty days n u t he ^foistnictt-d his law yers to appeal the ease and is operating pending tho appeal. • II allege Editor Says rirls O ught To H ave 4: Own Sm okingSupplics *»i- li- 1 i CHICAGO, Jnn, •*■ “ I t’s all rig h t for co-e/ls to rmoke, hut •tttey ought to provide their own iunpJirft.” ’ \ This quotation of Fred Hnndachy, editor of ..tho ‘Circle^ n rtu. .dont pnmJcatlon, in an editorial wj Sn smoking printed by th e ’ Dally M aroon, another student publica­ tion of tho U niversity of Chicago. Campus lenders wero interviewed i on tho question. m • Co-eds smoko cigarettes with n j v g e s t o thnt* Is alarm ing. avers the -editor Of the daily Maroon. And "when they do, they Infringe on m an’s hitherto exclusive vice, for* ' g etting th a t “civilisation rests upon their smnlj shoulders.” . 5 One fiiombcr bf the undergrndl?ato council cnlled the habit " fil­ th y /’ Anotiwr- hoped th a t none smoked “to fake collegiate ntmoapherc.” -| V '> ... . T . ■ - . . , - K •\ A single Island off tho South Am erican const contains birds' S,jjj«rta a t the ra te of three to n " ire yard nti'd hwn an estim ated lint ion of five and one-half mil. .... F/blH*.:', \ > roquevtod inform ation on other line* of grow ing In this rornnly, Midi tu grape*, ferna,’ Mnckberrie* end f r u i t* .- ' ' Official* of the chamber of Com­ merce feel th a t the embargo on Import**) bulbs th a t became effec­ tive Ja n u ary l under order o f the United S tates D epartm ent of Com­ merce, will aid the county and ItO SJE 18 tflC B .MONKEY PAW TUCKET, £ I., Ja n . 18,— <^P>—Boric in n vary capable pet monkey. H er Heraldic* nnd bites helped Nicholas Atisia drive nix burglar* out o f the house. The oboo is used fo r testin g the Itcouiitic properties of halla in some place* in Europe. the skin uroaDy be­ comes black and blue. tlCARDO takes out the ptlnj redaces, the cwelling and removes the diaSgttrlng black A d blue m ark/. In s law hours the actual spot can scarcely be found and overnight it Is gone. The severest bruise yields ^ .W u c & is :" - A‘k,ou' BETTER THAN IODINE — is the consensus of opinion of hundreds of people; who, since the open­ Good U sed and N ew P arts for all M akes o f A utom obiles. < ing announcement, have visited this property, and for themselves viewed the wonderful natural scenery and the improvements already accomplish- Kol!y-S|irinitflold Tirtn, Ac ccBHoricH, Gun and Oils. ed and those now under way. Sanford U sed Parts Company /* C. H. WINN, M«r. .*t ‘ ’ » ■ * Ol *- : It is our wish that everyone inspeqt this property that they will have a Cor. Hanford & Geneva Aves. A ’ . better conception of the wonderful growth, and the great; development Elton J. Moughton that is taking place in Sanford. L och Arbor is not a suburb of Sanford . *ARCHITECT First National Bask Bldg, Sanford. ■ —......... Florid* hut it is an actual part of- this central metropolis. Its s ld s n t o f F lo rid a sin es l i l t . R eferen ces: F i r s t N a tio n a l H an k . ' L__ , 15 ■'• — **==** J. H. HUTCHINSON t i l l At. itHTATIl l i l W r i l F ir s t S tre e t ... F lione «T» • M em ber o f SANI'OXID. FLA. l i«.i Ki.-e B la is r io r ia te A ssvolattuo. • REPRESENTATIVES ARE AT THE PROP­ ERTY AT ALL TIMES. WE WILL BE GLAD TO HAVE SOMEONE FROM THIS OFFICE ACCOMPANY YOU TO PROPERTY THAT AVff 11Av/t" THfc HI- •>I 1JVS •ACREAGE /. Vt\U 4 THE ENTIRE DEVELOPMENT MAY BE EX- I i yo» PLAINEDl VtiliIt*/ H o l d KuilillnV ~ •* MAKE Y O U R RESERVATIONS IN THE COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION BE­ V / FORE THE OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT IS y o u l i ke t o eat 1 EM EM BEE bow you used to V. come In from play hungry ns bear? Dot you could hardly watt itll Dad filled your platol And didn’t everything tasto goodl named llko yoa never would gut lougn. Did n 't .you feel good those I a n . Yes, they w ore the red blood* id cJayt * ' 4 Why isn 't your appetite lik e th a t lowf W hy don't you llko to oat net th e sam e a f you did In thoso laysf H ere’s th e reason—your aysem la aim ply starving for thp lack if rich, rod bloodl You'vo lost your ippetito because you'vo lost your wd bleod power. No red blood (ourlshmunt for th e tla>ues of your l.r’d1' y *\ t \* * r MADE. 5, 10,15 nnd 20 acre farms In cultivation.’ S qiho of above frontage. on Lako Also. property on Lake i Build up your to whero it Is Ml« and rod and rich and w atch h at appetite come bngk! 8. 8. 8. Is E*w*V to d d l f l 8. 8. a helps Noufb' build red-blood colls— buUfla M o n ro e . and )WN REALTY COMPANY '■ 4 2 J U n i o n A v ,. mmm jvC* * f J �Ieart» atable v® Land h't m . ,p*n>n.re« i Full Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2 0 ,1S26 Sm .; = iP r tiJ tfio Sarazen, Hogon, Nichols And Other Nationally Known Players Will Participate In A Big Professional Match S tu cc o ill Be E a r l y [onths Will Project n s id p r e d * v . LOCAL , • Naw commercial^ hotel nnd a large apartm ent, hooiio wjH ho erected here a t early date. Seminole county attractions will be filmed fo r exhibition In all sections of the U nited S tates and part* of Canada. Nationally known profestienala will compete for $4,000 prices in big m atch to bo held hero Prizes Representing $4,000 To Be Offered Mort> Thnn 51,100 Subscribed In One Day By Local Club To'Cover Heavy Expenses NUMBER I ........................ r ’s mi Sarksotn, spbke to tftn ' assembly relative to the v is it o f delegates t » the press convention who are to Mop here enrouto to Orlando. Dr. Barnett, asked th at the Kiwanis Club lend every possible moans' of assistance tq tho Iota! Chamber of Commerco in the entertaining of the visitors upon their arrival in this city. Frank MacNcilj secretary of thp Sanford Golf and. Country Club, briefly outlined th o 'p la n s of tho big golf tourney . schedulod for Jan. 27 and un tho links of the cl ub, ile asked‘t h a t a memher of the Kiwanis Club volunteer to aid in the preparations being made for the tournam ent I* C. nobout, secretary of the Kiwanis Club, offered his assistance, which was accepted. ^ -Entertainment was supplied to­ day by Ruth Marsh, Lee Allen and Hazel Bears of tho William* Stock Company, now playing in the city. Miss Marsh sang four songs, and Mr. Allen playod several musical selections on the violin. Miss Bears accompanied both Miss Marsh and Mr. Allen on the pinno. Visitors present ■ today were: Johh Uorchfield, Now York, Dr. Barnett and Mr. Hess of Saraso­ ta, Sheriff Charles Hand, M. U. Sm ith, S. A.. Hayes of Parkers­ burg, W, Va. =*!**•■ i - *r > #*t tr A t Weekly KiwanisMeet An address by Judge Wallace W. W right on th e relationship of citizens to the law courts, and lively onlcrtalnm eht furnished b; members of the Williams Stool Company featured the weekly luncheon of the.K iw anis Club held at c noon today In the Seminole Griii. : Before w hat & believed to be a record attendance of member* and visitors, Judge. W right, stress­ ed the importance of ‘every :citi­ zen, especially those who are re­ garded as leaders In their respec­ tive communities, co-operating with the courts -when called for jury services. Judge W right outlined the [du­ ties of the grand and petit ju-, rors, nnd brought out the fact p a t the proper adm inistration of Jus­ tice depended on the acccptanco of jury duty by men Who are In­ tellectually competent to fulrly judge their fellow men. He plead fo r a 'b e tte r uplderstanding among citizens gene rjilly of tho duties and actions of-thv courts of -tho country, »nd told tho Kiwnnians th a t they, ok individ­ ual leaders, should use their influ­ ence to further the Interests of the entire c itiz e n ry . through creat­ ing a proper respect for the- dutit-s of n juror. • Dr. Barnett, a Kiwaninn from 3 H O M t ED1TIO . . r 1,1 V I. or investigation Shows That Mrs. Mary Sterling Left Three Wills And Securities That Are Valued At 550,000 * NEW LAND LAWS Tales O f .Mystery House A re Related IN U. S. MESSAGE House Boarded - Up And / Its itetro-aciive l provision \ Of Measure, To Which United 19 Years Since Mate Died States Objected,. Not Men­ Furnishing Lett Intact tioned In Recent Message A ttitude 0 £ U * S . D epartm ent Is For, The Third W ithin P ast y Secretary Aj BeforeH ouse V iew s O f P ei That Sanford is to be hoit to CHICAGO, Jnn. BO.—(A1)—F o r a hundreds of visiting golf fans Wei Given More V I WASHINGTON,' Jail, JM .-I/P)— score of y earn Mary E, Sterling W u d W S ^ W. W right dizctlsio* during the last week of January French, aged recluse, lived in the tho Mexican “anti alien land law,” duties of juror In address before beenme a certainty today when the By Cabinet O f [nt attic o f her boarded up and tum ­ subject of conversation! between Kiwariia Club. . announcement came th at the Cen­ ble down house in 'P a rk Ridge, n W ashington and Mexico City, Is Local produce man back from tral Florida Open Championship construction WASHINGTON. Jan. suburb, where residents told stor­ defended In a diplomatic brief California aays light Florida Tournament is to be held here on ies of seeing n ghost, clad as a drafted by Foreign M inister Saenz (AP)—The War De[ le early spring celery croji will insure high Jnn. 27 and 28, and that sumo of bride, moving about with a lighted nnd made public, here hy the- Mexi­ today’ officially reiterated [stucco hotel on prices.the best known professionals In candle. She left nnd entered by can ambassador. New office building on Park the country will compete for urner qf Park u ladder, d raw in g 'it up a fte r her. M aking no mention 'of rfetre*ac- the third time within a prizes totaling $4,000. _ Avenue nears com pletion.' h Street at a n . She died Jan. 0, leaving three tive provision of thd law to which ito opposition to tho p . prepare to make war Tho announcement came Tms wills of clashing provisions, safety this government has recently pre­ to jrive the airplane co-eqttf !*60,000 were 1 on Police speeders. morning from Frank MacNeil), deposit boxes in which $50,000 in texted, th e b rie f supported other atatUH with land and HC by H. L. | Address on th e “City 8ubiCqn- secretary of the Sanford (j0lf securities have been found, tnx phaios Imposing conditions ‘ under tiol” .b y City A ttorney George Club, who atnted th a t the Profes­ eager of the receipts In ‘Massachu­ •‘ i j j lfor f •property g TWO, which forelgnrra"fnny acquire land nrmumenta. !Corporation A. DeColtes to feature -second sional Coif Association of. the Secretary DaviH, apr setts nnd papers indicating she nnd stock In M exican companies or brondcasting program state had sanctioned the date’s may have possessed a fortune. concefelons. returned to municipal before the Houhq Mill Thursday night. asked for by the local club, under W ierdest of all were two grovrThe Foreign M inister -declared Committee, summed up the ■g a period of J. K. Byrd convicted on sta tu ­ whose auspices tho tournament llke mounds marked wltli a atlck the Organic T»vr of sectlon-nno of of the departm ent on the i, tory charge Ip circuit court. will Ik* held, and that arrangement* with n ten cup over tho rtid, In the the Mexican constitution cannot be thus: “Our answer la no." the lite of Milnne T heater installs new nnd dclnliH of the big attraction are back yard. The police will dig cunsldorcd ns an alien law because Called to give hlx own _om A. H. $20,000 unit orchestra. now being carried out in an elabor­ Into these hoping to find some­ It does not deal with tho stutu* of departm ent‘a views on a bil ition npproxiSTATE . ate manner. thing to shed light on the disap­ foreigners. Instead, hq assorted, create a departm ent of n a t lid. Collision of two Florida East The play over the local links pearance of her husband 1!) years It-treats w ith con stitu tio n al'rig h ts defense, the Secretary said plans for the Const train s reported n ear Bay- will bo 72 holes, match play for ngo. of Mexicans and Mexican corpora­ agreed with the finding* of declared that nrd. mtdnl score. This Is expected to Had House Hoarded Up tions for acquisition o f the land president’s nlr board and qut jig need at this Death claims John Norris; old- result in some of tho most brilliant It wan a fte r he 'le f t th a t aha nnd concessions in th a t republic. the following paragraph from ll iicconiniotlations dcst member of the E lk s ,, a t golfing ever, witnessed in Florida, had the house, in which she lived The brief pointed out th a t fo r- rep o rt: . V Ivelers who art! Palm Beach, and will servo to bring visitors 2!) years, boarded up. Tho rooms elgners were perm itted to acquire "We do not recommend a de­ , ; l *’ *. fjtr *if, I hfV “"^ this city, he Three killed and another serl- from all over the state and from downstairs were left exactly as land anil sriack providing they, agree partm ent of air defense, whether reports eircu-l ou*ly injured when dynam ite on tth e r points throughout tho South George A. DeCottes SpcaliH had been 20 yours ago. Furni­ not to have recourse to other comprising tho arm y and th« na’ Colored Moving Pictures Of they [the shortage of truck explodes a t Miami. to com prise. what local club of­ ture was undusted and fn a bed means of m aking tHelr rights ef­ or as comprising three co-uni] On The “City Substantia' This County’s Tourist And chamber n mnn’s coat nnd vest fective than thosO.which are g ra n t­ atrel departm ents of arm y, na' tel rooms, ficials any will be one of tho larg­ DOMESTIC b)pal advertising At Winter Park Tomn K e n B u c k y posses continue est galleries to ever attend a con­ Farming Attractions Will «hd a straw hat, seemingly thrown ed by Mexico to Its‘Nationals, uhd air. The disadvantages ling hundreds of search for negro slayer of three tra! Florida golf event. nsl'Je ns If they had Just neon dis­ ' Tho provision of the law requir­ weight the advantages," Mm. J. A. Tnkach Will He W i d e l y Exhibited but to what persona n ear Lexington. Definite word was received to­ carded, were found covered with ing heirs, coming Into possession The locrotary’s testim ony ill asked, "for mould. Vice President Dawes contin­ day from Gene Snrazen, W alter ented to a largo oxteift his The program for the brondrzst-: cr of property held by foreigners to re we have no ues fight on Senate rules. llugcn nnd Gil Nichols announcing ing of the second Sanford program nf n'ory of Mrs. French, long as thoTho not to uppcal to their gov­ as set forth before the a ir with the cxcepm ystery of Park ltidge, wou agree Mexican land law defended in they would be here. These wires ernm ents in rase of disputes had und also those expressed bjr i" s . '. f . H m ~ y „ m , told it*-far ns ho knew it, by Ed­ i high priced new note to.the United States. brought much satisfaction to local been’ objected, to by the Htata De­ predecessor. S ecretary Weeks, lid the two com War D epartm ent 'f o r third officials nnd they stated today that announced by Mayor F orrest LAu Frank Mornng, form erly employed ward Ostrenskl, an attorney, and partm ent. It was contended thnt fvrro the House A ircraft Coran blch are always time within past year voices its the fans would Witness an inter­ this morning. by the D. W. G riffith studloo, to presented In a copyrighted story In ' no American can waive his nation­ tee of la st Congress. Opinion Based On opposition to placing airplane on esting battle between Sarazen nnd George A. DeCottwi will addrjBB film local srenes for exhibition nt the Herald and Exam iner today. al rights in th at fashion. O strnntkl appeared th e day aent House an equal statu s w ith a ir and land ifagen. the listeners of the country on the the South Florida fair In Tampa Replying Tho Mexican b rief'd er’r r * Vl" , a ‘d Mrs. Prench dloU a t tho homw of In the past four years Hagen city of Sanford, following several nnd In moving "ptetiin5 thoatere in considering armaments. nnd Sarazen lmvo vied with each selections by the municipal band. ail sections uf tho United Statfcs Jphn Ditblmart, a neighbor, nnd an ­ ph-d tlipt such rights’would be intuy, eight fumily declared th a t "should u " m 0 ,s nounced th a t he Wits executor of Jured and ,declared other In tournaments in cycry the northeast ttm4 Mrs. KIU Harris, contralto with and some parts rtf Cunadu, the liberty n i l fa*, w Tho body wiuv whisked deprived the'estate. section of the United States 1ami the municipal band, will slng.scvAvenue nnd The pictures‘ tUnt will »m> made jv - ” ker .mruy to an u ii?ci tho score Is ‘Ju st nbout even. oral nombcr.v Including "Tb<5 Mj*l- rider tiU! supervision pf thn C b^n- ’M‘‘> ent ptnifir call* upibir' Ktyjry pppfulunity-which, has J>o< wdy'Thftt Muck} You Mina" uhi oi. upp. oxi' .t ' of Commerce will Incl6d6 A .pvt!Hinrr n«d Inventory years rep there ponied by the band. project.'” presented' of iM jW B i S viios from local celmry fields arid thp potential value of tin* esta £ t $1,500, fei-d v* same rivals tt» line u r In the ♦L51™ but inheritance tnx f owning property Mis. Lucille Aspenwnld Tnkach wrange groves In addition to othera aot ■.tin: tno. Stnto it*ctf fo weigh ----tourney husyio und thousands <>f is on the program again and WU( ...-------— portraying .Sanford's tourist and ficerx. with O stm ntki found Hb- the .dvantogv and dlMUlvantegoa Wrehllig, ents are institdtrly bonds and stocks' valued a t w ritten oy tho General interested fin s following every sing three numbers, yet to be »e- commercial attractions. sted fans »#id, “One trott, 0,000 in n Chicago Bonk. An­ w hich a new law m ay'bare for the lll’JO, to Maj.-Gvr. ( hurlc* T. 1 stroke of the club. Among those I today isth c tendIccted, In commenting on the audience other safety deposit box in a Park community.*’ - * uiiur. then chief *f. tha .f ^ expected, to .announce their entry pta citizens toward The violin’music which was Igst th st would witness Seminole coun­ Ridge bank has not been opened. “As it Wil| be seen,” the docu­ service. It read in p arti arc: Mike Brady* Eddie Loos, Jim week broadcast through the micro- ty pictures, Mr. Massey saicj th a t * corresponding W . M. Young’s New Quarters Met Mr*. French Lost Year ment continued, "the law, far from “ Military forefai van r Hornes, \ mo Diegalo and m any. hone by Miss Elinor Herring wilt several million people would »co lo­ construction." ' W ill Soon Be Ready For other celebrities. Ostrenskl said he met Mrs. injuring acquired rights, is ex­ efficiently trained nor ‘ oper I jj a repeated tomorrow night by cal points of Interest on the sliver hotels are needed, Tenants To Move Into; Funds with which to guarantee that artist, who is said to hnvo re ­ screens of theaters from Maine to French thriough the Dnhiman’a trem ely lenient with foreigners without an a ir forra. f," Mr. Walsh ndd“An a ir force, acting lnd« the prize money for the event are ceived many complimentary mes­ Mexico, und in Juno, Alaska, und about n year ago. SHi* naked since it offered them nmnla oppor­ Offices Already Rented Ihal Sanford propbeing contributed by local business sages on her talent as a result of possibly in England, where a rep­ him to draw1uu u will for her last tunity to comply with tho provis­ dntly can of it* own accord n»it J1 appreciate this Dec. 22, but when the unfoty de­ ion* of the constitution of the re­ win a war a t tha present time, Construction has started on the men, und Mr. MucNelll stated this Inst week’s concert. resentative of Florida Productions, posit book was opc-m-d, two oth­ public" cc building on vaso fa r a> we ran teli, a t any ‘ morning that without any solicita­ no wbuilijing which Is to house Tho follbwlng numbers will he Inc., is now negotiating for con­ ers wore found, orio drawn In 1887, in the future. . .. w tion on the p art of club officials, offices arid stores on tho alley played by the band: tracts, Mr., Massey said.They will the estate to Mary E. Air Can't Win Over Ar corner next to tho office of H. C. $1,100 of the required $4,000, has J. March, Gloria — .............Lossy “By a process exclusively used French, who it was said, was Mrs. “An air foree by lti‘.*lf been subscribed. . . Du Bose, on Park Avenue, and work already 2. Overture, Poet and Peasant by Florida Productions, Inc., wo French’s foster mother, wbo died iibtnin n decision against for Tho following business men and Is almost completed on the W. M. ..... ....................... Suppe will be ablo to reproduce on the 14 y e a n ago, nnd beside whom the ground. Young building, a t the corner of houses hnve contributed: Higgins, 3. Novelette, Moonlight in screen the exoct colors of local Or­ Mrs. French wished to be buried. • "M ilitary nlr forcos is on Park \ Avenue and Commercial Smith and W right, $500; RoumllFlorida Storm. Tho Turk ltldgo police said Osange groves and emerald celery tial coinbat branch and Street, according to a survey made lat and Apderson. $100; McKinnon 4. Intermezzo, In Mooilit G ar­ fields,’” Mr. Massey said, “and the tronski went through tho house form nn integral part of i today. and Markwbod, $100; S. O. Shlnden King exhibition of these alluring scenes and paused the removal of the old “An air force should I t is said th a t the building of hohser, $100; A. P. Connelly. $100] 5. March, Semper Kidills..Sousa in the frozen sections of the na­ furniture and devotd a week to a ORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 20.—OP) lisbvd an a separata arm Frank MncNetll. $100; Sanford thoje two places w ill. leave very region BurMayor Lake will have charge of tion will undoubtedly result In a thorough search from attic to cel­ —Judge u E. Davl* of West Palm service, co-ordinate with wtll hove one feW.vacant lots in the entire busl- Herald, $100. the program and Conduitor Joseph greater m igration to Florida aud lar. lie mid the furniture fur Beach, wnx elected chairman of fnntry, cavalry tn d artillei. i scagons in tho nebs district, w ith the exception of Relzcnstcln will lead ths band. to .Seminole county than any that junk, Ostrenskl said. An explan­ tho perm anant organization of tha “An air force should not [country according those Immediately adjacent to tho Irene Castle Is Now coqld possibly bo brought about ation of the ghost which frig h t­ Florida Republican party a t the tablisht-d as a cmnbat for Jake front. Ur,nni!1n. asgistant through cut and dried newspaper ened people away from the house, afternoon evasion of the conven­ tinct from the arm y and The new office building just Camera' Shy» She Says the Florida VegeOstrenskl Raid lie found In a dress tion here today. Mr.' Davis pointed out advertising," A heated argum ent over support­ war departm ent already hi makers form on tho sccoiul floor. ’)• returned to started is to house the offices of “Prospective • . Florida visitors tho .old Republican p arty and liefore the committee le ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Jan. 20. “ Ki* several real estate companies, went to see what this state looks A dress was draped about It and ing which will give (hat v.cinity —(/p)_Ircne Castle, now Mrs. California, the perfecting of a now organiza­ Ixgun to carry out pract a bunch of whitecloth formed a like, not read about It," Mr. Mas­ head. Mrs. French would seV 'lt tion sprang to tho floor ill the of the resolutions of t! ' “" “ 'hat the around the Valdes Hotel more real Frederick McLaughlin of Chicago, sey said, “and this film th a t we are estate offices than any other p art once the mpst widely photogrphed ./fj dent’s air board in respect making exclusively of Seminole on a chair near a window and place meeting. «mt h * n,u* lhe a light beside it, be explained. ' E. £.Callaway, of Lakeland, "ill m u lt in u of tho city. The building is* to be woman in the world, is bow arm y a ir service. county will sot before them the lty of a bund guilt J. E. Byrd was found Old Newspaper* Are Found who led a number of Republicans demand at excel- of concrete and stucco. “camera shy". . statutory offenso in ciradt court most attractiva features of this ci There were 33-year-old newspa­ from Polk county,' declared thnt The exterior finish on the Young All efforts to get a nhofcogwph yesterday a fter a short trial be- section." pers, some of them indicating tho th e new organization was preced­ vrep this ycar j, building has alm ost been completed of the form er famous dancer fail­ foro a jury in what was expected The pictures will be made in the estimated as l.OOO an dthe owners sta te th a t w re­ ed here although several news pho­ to bo a very sensational trial but nature of honeymoon trip to 'F lor- mysterious woman m ight hnvt> ing nlong tho wrong plana and been a resident of W attertown, asked th a t they return to th a lr maining operations will require tographers attempted to get a abut. ) V hL ! 02!i ‘•rop," only a few days. which proved d!snppo|ntiing to the and to Seminole county by a Muss., about 36 years ago. Blta homus and build up the old p arty "I nm not seeking publicity assembled audience In Jud‘ e W. W. ide 1. *nd the mediocre ng couplo who are pictured young picture' de­ of valuable Irish point nice were with tho typo of men that would I W right’s courtroom “e" d.Vlu# ^Wount of . The structure is a rem olded now", said Mrs. McLaughlin. scending a t the local station tq be found in the dust and a piano was do thing* for th e state. Ha a s ­ dm g am here only to visit relatives and f will undoubtedly p a rt of the old Pico Annex, oie of sto ro­ greetedd by b com m ittees’of represen­ in ■ front room. J .. W. Knowles, a m sorted th a t his follower* were crap to find strong the landm arks of Sanford .and will friends. I do not care to be photo­ tative citizens and shown about the of as­ keener, was found guilty Groceries were left on the Aunt eager to work for tho republican autumoldlu Jbelor f the entire season." have space fo r ofices on the ground graphed by news cameras. I tm sault with ’ attem pt to j commit community. porch and were taken In only by iby luting which was ■( party in tho state. lie contended out of the business and It does not ell of cold weath- floor and apartm ents on the sec­ m urder and was sentenced to scree bo th at the now organization now bo- In fro n t of tho Milano Frank Moraryr, who will person­ Mrs. French via the ladder, J f “ inihilated the ond. I t is reported th a t all the appeal to mo any more.’ Mrs. McLaughlin was here to a year on the state prison farm a t ally make the Hlras, was employed fin d came to the Dahl man house ing perfected was the only repub­ Monday night, ha* been cxed the crop |aKt spuce available has been rented for ] for a number of years In big atu- to heat aome coffee and puid 10 lican p arty in tho ztete as It was by tho police ot Tiftoo, visit M « . M. 1). Hardin, the slater Halford. several weeks and the future! ten­ ^ " tln u e d , t ,Georgs Mays, negro, pledd cording to Chief of los a t Hollywod, and was in cents fo r the privilcgo and later tlm only.legal organization. of her hu#band. _________ «dent that |«-ai an ts are said to have already P a rt­ to a charge of assault wll h intent charjft of all tr k k photography in returned^ when she grew (II. She Williams, who received a 1 I y r that will ed moving in. to commit murder, and s to be paid for. everything given her a t ELLIOTT HI! A man’s pet vanity, the errase "£*?*** 'hem for W. M. Young, who is the devel­ sentenced within tho next I ero claya. d e riH a ^ a re o ^ In g to Mr. Maosey. standard prices. Ires, (t la said. WASIIINGTOi ained fn ]p25." r oper of Highland P ark sflb-ilivblon, in his treuser leg, wa» Introduced I t. is expected that leywoad A physician who attended Tho Elliott bill the apby King Edward VII of England. is already occupying the North Register will be brought real Or­ ^ > non‘s head sought to question her reggn propri rifltlon of $ l( ) for The present Prince of Wales is end of the building os an office for lando today and arraigned to plead "diforsia were a t relatives. He said she would __ public so a g reat arbiter of fashion. to the c h a w against him n f murdiscuss the tubject and only re­ Ithe frequent his real estate activities. ies dbr in the t i n t degree plied th at she was leaving a comm X prtKluclng X S V wil poae of eriterlng his ............... in the custody of Oi antics and will n< intUkl , lc> Mr- Ban non rood c . h 5 - S . ikdetp the street* J _ .: pr to vire th is ex_ _ b downtown district free front fighU, and tion was in than ever before In if the cUy, Secretary i police pn *. Big Survey preparing o' 3 $ rri •ii ” it courpaper* *i i results obj TON. Jan. f20.—UP) driver* ”Vt * L-ment of the new parking are $40,000 House SECOND SANFORD CAMERA OUTFIT RADIO PROGRA HERE TO SHOOT READY FOR FA SANFORD SCENES S OFFICE, BUILDING her UwJK NEARLY FINISHED Davis Is Chosen To H e a d Permanent Republican Party. >duce Mari ight Crop >odPrices Circuit Court Jury Convicts J. E. Byrd in Statutory Case Roby Laing’s ! rlsR eco v ei th Georgia B Senator Reed And - f e P Sanfor Police To'Wage Determined ’ Against Reckless Driving Intem atioi m :ed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 18, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 18, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 18, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/86c101c7f914ab82ce36b92d1fa6af6e.pdf 51de3fd47702ec0c2a310b3c64e1bca5 PDF Text Text fe e : Interested In T Growing O f Bui ?h S ■ , - ' 4 *.■ •• :• .■ ’3 i f n m » n K 7 v %- V ' ■ ' • W m J j: - 1 f*Of Orlando Board Statement Saying cision In “ Realtor” Was Mifjconstrucd - ■ — - .ANDO, Fla., Jan. 18,—Mb— L.Masek, secretary o f the Ork» Realty Board, who recently Sd a statement denying that L. Hamilton, n local real estate Ar, was * “ realtor// today *tater It was not his intention to fe r to Me. Hamilton os n “ »hy.** lit - Says that he only used term In explaining the pur­ rs o f the local and national sl estate boards association, p it. secretary stated that it was his purpose to cast any retfon on Mr. Hamilton but that ss reports had referred to Mr. ■milton Its .n "realtor’’ and ho dy wished to correct that impres­ sion. Mr. Hamilton was found guilty T “ conduct unbecoming n renJ es^1.,dealer” for collecting a feo both the buyer and seller in J the seller agreed that he snld have all above the listed lee o f tho property and the buyagreed to pay- the price asked r'. Mr* Hamilton. ^ od g e’' Victor A. Hutchins ' in Oranse county court ruled that whlla Hamilton had practiced no ;V fraud and had harmed no one lie had technically violated the Inw fo r not informing nil parties o f the the beginning o f the/deal of the /•tfMlection o f two fe e s / The license Of M{. Hamilton was suspended «or A period of sixty days nut he ^foistnictt-d his lawyers to appeal the ease and is operating pending tho appeal. II • allege E d ito r S a y s rirls O u g h t T o H a v e 4 : O w n S m o k in g S u p p lic s roquevtod information on other line* o f growing In this rornnly, Midi tu grape*, ferna,’ Mnckberrie* end fr u it* .-' ' Official* of the chamber of Com­ merce feel that the embargo on Import**) bulbs that became effec­ tive January l under order o f the United States Department o f Com­ merce, will aid the county and ItOSJE 18 tflC B .MONKEY PAWTUCKET, £ I., Jan. 18,— <^P>—Boric in n vary capable pet monkey. Her Heraldic* nnd bites helped Nicholas Atisia drive nix burglar* out o f the house. The oboo is used for testing the Itcouiitic properties o f halla in some place* in Europe. the skin uroaDy be­ comes black and blue. tlCARDO takes out the ptlnj redaces, the cwelling and removes the diaSgttrlng black A d blue mark/. In s law hours the actual spot can scarcely be found and overnight it Is gone. The severest bruise yields *»i- li- 1 i CHICAGO, Jnn, •*■ “ It’s ^ . W u c & i s : " - A‘k,ou' all right for co-e/ls to rmoke, hut BETTER THAN IODINE •tttey ought to provide their own iunpJirft.” ’ \ This quotation o f Fred Hnndachy, editor o f ..tho ‘ Circle^ n rtu- Good U se d an d N e w . .dont pnmJcatlon, in an editorial wj Sn smoking printed by the’ Dally P a rts fo r a ll M a k e s o f Maroon, another student publica­ A u to m o b ile s. < tion o f tho University of Chicago. Campus lenders wero interviewed i on tho question. m Kol!y-S|irinitflold Tirtn, Ac • Co-eds smoko cigarettes with n ccBHoricH, Gun and Oils. j v g e s t o thnt* Is alarming. avers the -editor Of the daily Maroon. And "when they do, they Infringe on S a n fo r d U se d P a rts man’s hitherto exclusive vice, for* C om p a n y ' getting that “ civilisation rests upon their smnlj shoulders.” . C. H. WINN, M«r. 5 One fiiombcr bf the undergrndl?ato council cnlled the habit "fil­ Cor. Hanford & Geneva Aves. th y /’ Anotiwr- hoped that none smoked “ to fake collegiate ntmoapherc.” -| V ' > ... . T . ■ - . . , E lto n J . M o u g h to n K •\ A single Island off tho South American const contains birds' . *ARCHITECT S,jjj«rta at the rate o f three to n First National Bask Bldg, "ire yard nti'd hwn an estimated lint ion of five and one-half milSanford. ■ — ......... Florid* F/blH*.:', \ > . .... — is the consensus of opinion of hundreds of people; who, since the open­ ing announcement, have visited this property, and for themselves viewed the wonderful natural scenery and the improvements already accomplished and those now under way. /* .*t ‘ ’ » ■ * Ol *- : It is our wish that everyone inspeqt this property that they will have a A ’ . better conception of the wonderful growth, and the great; development that is taking place in Sanford. L och Arbor is not a suburb o f Sanford hut it is an actual part of- this central metropolis. Itssldsnt o f Florida sines l i l t . References: F irst National Hank. ' L__ , 15 ■'• —**==** J. H. HUTCHINSON till At. itHTATIl l i l W r il First Street ... Flione «T» • Member o f SANI'OXID. FLA. l i«.i Ki.-e B lais rioria te Assvolattuo. • AVff 11Av/t" THfc HI- •>I REPRESENTATIVES ARE AT THE PROP­ ERTY AT ALL TIMES. WE WILL BE GLAD TO HAVE SOMEONE FROM THIS OFFICE 1JVS ACCOMPANY YOU TO PROPERTY THAT •ACREAGE /. 4 Vt \ U I THE ENTIRE DEVELOPMENT MAY BE EXi y o » PLAINEDl VtiliIt*/ Hold KuilillnV ~ •* MAKE Y O U R RESERVATIONS IN THE COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION BE­ V / FORE THE OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT IS yo u like to eat 1 EM EM BEE bow you used to V. come In from play hungry ns bear? Dot you could hardly watt itll Dad filled your platol And didn’ t everything tasto goodl named llko yoa never would gut lougn. Did n't .you feel good those Ian. Yes, they wore the red blood* id cJayt * ' 4 Why isn't your appetite like that low f Why don't you llko to oat net the same a f you did In thoso laysf Here’s the reason—your aysem la aim ply starving for thp lack if rich, rod bloodl You'vo lost your ippetito because you'vo lost your wd bleod power. No red blood (ourlshmunt for the tla>ues o f your l.r’d'1y *\t \**r i Build up your to whero it Is Ml« and rod and rich and watch hat appetite come bngk! 8 . 8 . 8 . Is E*w*V to d d lfl 8. 8 . a helps Noufb' build red-blood colls— buUfla MADE. 5, 10,15 nnd 20 acre farms In cultivation.’ Sqiho o f above frontage. on Lako Also. property on Lake M on roe. )W N a n d REALTY COMPANY ' ■ 4 2 J U n io n A v , . mmm jv C * * f J �Ieart» atable v® Land h't m . ,p*n>n.re« i F u ll L eased W ire SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2 0 ,1S26 Sm .; = 3 H O M t ED1TIO . . NUMBER I ........................ iP r tiJ tfio r ’ s mi Sarazen, Hogon, Nichols And Other Nationally Known Players Will Participate In A Big Professional Match S tu cco ill Be Early [o n th s Will Project n s id p r e d * v . LOCAL , •Naw commercial^ hotel nnd a large apartment, hooiio wjH ho erected here at early date. Seminole county attractions will be filmed for exhibition In all sections o f the United States and part* o f Canada. Nationally known profestienala will compete for $4,000 prices in big match to bo held hero Prizes Representing $4,000 To B e Offered Mort> Thnn 51,100 Subscribed In One Day By Local Club T o 'Cover Heavy Expenses Sarksotn, spbke to tftn' assembly relative to the visit o f delegates t » the press convention who are to Mop here enrouto to Orlando. Dr. Barnett, asked that the Kiwanis Club lend every possible moans' o f assistance tq tho Iota! Chamber of Commerco in the entertaining of the visitors upon their arrival in this city. Frank MacNcilj secretary o f thp Sanford Golf and. Country Club, briefly outlined tho'plans of tho big golf tourney . schedulod for Jan. 27 and un tho links of the cl ub, ile asked‘that a memher of the Kiwanis Club volunteer to aid in the preparations being made for the tournament I* C. nobout, secretary o f the Kiwanis Club, offered his assistance, which was accepted. ^ -Entertainment was supplied to­ day by Ruth Marsh, Lee Allen and Hazel Bears of tho William* Stock Company, now playing in the city. Miss Marsh sang four songs, and Mr. Allen playod several musical selections on the violin. Miss Bears accompanied both Miss Marsh and Mr. Allen on the pinno. Visitors present ■ today were: Johh Uorchfield, Now York, Dr. Barnett and Mr. Hess o f Saraso­ ta, Sheriff Charles Hand, M. U. Smith, S. A.. Hayes of Parkers­ burg, W, Va. #*t tr At Weekly KiwanisMeet An address by Judge Wallace W. Wright on the relationship of citizens to the law courts, and lively onlcrtalnmeht furnished b; members of the Williams Stool Company featured the weekly luncheon of the.Kiwanis Club held at c noon today In the Seminole Griii. : Before what & believed to be a record attendance of member* and visitors, Judge. Wright, stress­ ed the importance of ‘every :citi­ zen, especially those who are re­ garded as leaders In their respec­ tive communities, co-operating with the courts -when called for jury services. Judge Wright outlined the [du­ ties of the grand and petit ju-, rors, nnd brought out the fact p a t the proper administration of Jus­ tice depended on the acccptanco of jury duty by men Who are In­ tellectually competent to fulrly judge their fellow men. He plead for a'better uplderstanding among citizens gene rjilly of tho duties and actions of-thv courts of -tho country, »nd told tho Kiwnnians that they, ok individ­ ual leaders, should use their influ­ ence to further the Interests of the entire citizenry. through creat­ ing a proper respect for the- dutit-s of n juror. •Dr. Barnett, a Kiwaninn from *r > V I. r 1,1 or investigation Shows That Mrs. Mary Sterling Left Three Wills And Securities That Are Valued At 550,000 T a le s O f .M ystery H ou se A r e R elated * NEW LAND LAWS IN U. S. MESSAGE A ttitu d e 0 £ U * S . D ep artm en t Is For, T h e T h ird W ith in P a st y Secretary Aj House Boarded - Up And / Its itetro-aciive l provision \ O f Measure, To Which United BeforeHouse 19 Years Since Mate Died States Objected,. Not Men­ Furnishing Lett Intact tioned In Recent Message V ie w s O f P ei That Sanford is to be hoit to CHICAGO, Jnn. BO.—(A1)—For a hundreds of visiting golf fans WI e i Given M ore V WASHINGTON,' Jail, JM.-I/P)— score o f yearn Mary E, Sterling W u d W S ^ W. Wright dizctlsio* during the last week of January French, aged recluse, lived in the tho Mexican “ anti alien land law,” duties of juror In address before beenme a certainty today when the B y C abinet O f attic o f her boarded up and tum­ subject o f conversation! between Kiwariia Club. . announcement came that the Cen­ ble down house in'Park Ridge, n Washington and Mexico City, Is Local produce man back from tral Florida Open Championship construction WASHINGTON. Jan. suburb, where residents told stor­ defended In a diplomatic brief California aays light Florida Tournament is to be held here on ies of seeing n ghost, clad as a drafted by Foreign Minister Saenz (A P )—The War De[ le early spring celery croji will insure high Jnn. 27 and 28, and that sumo of bride, moving about with a lighted nnd made public, here hy the- Mexi­ today’ officially reiterated [stucco hotel on prices.the best known professionals In candle. She left nnd entered by can ambassador. New office building on Park the country will compete for urner qf Park u ladder, drawing'it up after her. Making no mention 'of rfetre*ac- the third time within a prizes totaling $4,000. _ Avenue nears completion.' hStreet at an. She died Jan. 0, leaving three tive provision o f thd law to which ito opposition to tho p . prepare to make war Tho announcement came Tms wills of clashing provisions, safety this government has recently pre­ to jrive the airplane co-eqttf ! *60,000 were 1 on Police speeders. morning from Frank MacNeil), deposit boxes in which $50,000 in texted, the b rief supported other atatUH with land and HC by H. L. | Address on the “ City 8 ubiCqn- secretary of the Sanford (j0lf securities have been found, tnx phaios Imposing conditions ‘ under eager of the tiol” .b y City Attorney George Club, who atnted that the Profes­ receipts In ‘Massachu­ •‘ i j j for l f •property g TWO, which forelgnrra"fnny acquire land nrmumenta. ! Corporation A. DeColtes to feature -second sional Coif Association of. the Secretary DaviH, apr setts nnd papers indicating she nnd stock In Mexican companies or brondcasting program state had sanctioned the date’s may have possessed a fortune. concefelons. returned to municipal before the H ouhq Mill Thursday night. asked for by the local club, under Wierdest o f all were two grovrThe Foreign Minister -declared Committee, summed up the ■g a period of J. K. Byrd convicted on statu­ whose auspices tho tournament llke mounds marked wltli a atlck the Organic T»vr o f sectlon-nno of of the department on the i, tory charge Ip circuit court. will Ik* held, and that arrangement* with n ten cup over tho rtid, In the the Mexican constitution cannot be thus: “ Our answer la no." =*!**•■ i the lite of Milnne Theater installs new nnd dclnliH of the big attraction are back yard. The police will dig cunsldorcd ns an alien law because Called to give hlx own _om A. H. $20,000 unit orchestra. now being carried out in an elabor­ Into these hoping to find some­ It does not deal with tho stutu* of department‘a views on a bil ition npproxiSTATE . ate manner. thing to shed light on the disap­ foreigners. Instead, hq assorted, create a department of nat lid. Collision o f two Florida East The play over the local links pearance o f her husband 1!) years It-treats with constitutional'rights defense, the Secretary said plans for the Const trains reported near Bay- will bo 72 holes, match play for ngo. of Mexicans and Mexican corpora­ agreed with the finding* of declared that nrd. mtdnl score. This Is expected to Had House Hoarded Up tions for acquisition o f the land president’s nlr board and qut jig need at this Death claims John Norris; old- result in some of tho most brilliant It wan after he 'le ft that aha nnd concessions in that republic. the following paragraph from ll iicconiniotlations dcst member o f the E lks,, at golfing ever, witnessed in Florida, had the house, in which she lived The brief pointed out that for- report: . V Ivelers who art! Palm Beach, and will servo to bring visitors 2!) years, boarded up. Tho rooms elgners were permitted to acquire "W e do not recommend a de­ , ; l *’ *. fjtr * if, I hfV “"^ this city, he Three killed and another serl- from all over the state and from downstairs were left exactly as land anil sriack providing they, agree partment o f air defense, whether reports eircu-l ou*ly injured when dynamite on tther points throughout tho South George A. DeCottes SpcaliH they had been 20 yours ago. Furni­ to have recourse to other comprising tho army and th« na’ Colored Moving Pictures Of ture was undusted and fn a bed not [the shortage of truck explodes at Miami. to comprise. what local club of­ means o f making tHelr rights ef­ or as comprising three co-uni] On The “ City Substantia' This County’s Tourist And chamber n mnn’s coat nnd vest fective than thosO.which are grant­ atrel departments o f army, na' tel rooms, ficials any will be one of tho larg­ DOMESTIC b)pal advertising At Winter Park Tomn K e n B u c k y posses continue est galleries to ever attend a con­ Farming Attractions Will «hd a straw hat, seemingly thrown ed by Mexico to Its‘ Nationals, uhd air. The disadvantages ling hundreds of search for negro slayer of three tra! Florida golf event. nsl'Je ns If they had Just neon dis­ ' Tho provision of the law requir­ weight the advantages," Mm. J. A. Tnkach Will He W i d e l y Exhibited but to what persona near Lexington. Definite word was received to­ carded, were found covered with ing heirs, coming Into possession The locrotary’s testimony ill asked, "for Vice President Dawes contin­ day from Gene Snrazen, Walter The program for the brondrzst-: cr mould. of property held by foreigners to ented to a largo oxteift his re we have no ues fight on Senate rules. llugcn nnd Gil Nichols announcing ing of the second Sanford program nf n'ory of Mrs. French, long as thoTho not to uppcal to their gov­ as set forth before the air with the cxcepmystery of Park ltidge, wou agree Mexican land law defended in they would be here. These wires ernments in rase of disputes had und also those expressed bjr i" s . '. f . H m ~ y „ m , told it*-far ns ho knew it, by Ed­ i high priced new note to.the United States. brought much satisfaction to local been’ objected, to by the Htata De­ predecessor. Secretary Weeks, lid the two com War Department 'f o r third officials nnd they stated today that announced by Mayor Forrest LAu Frank Mornng, formerly employed ward Ostrenskl, an attorney, and partment. It was contended thnt fvrro the House Aircraft Coran blch are always time within past year voices its the fans would Witness an inter­ this morning. by the D. W. Griffith studloo, to presented In a copyrighted story In ' no American can waive his nation­ tee of last Congress. Opinion Based On opposition to placing airplane on esting battle between Sarazen nnd George A. DeCottwi will addrjBB film local srenes for exhibition nt the Herald and Examiner today. al rights in that fashion. Ostrnntkl appeared the day aent House an equal status with air and land ifagen. the listeners of the country on the the South Florida fair In Tampa Replying Tho Mexican brief'der’rr * Vl" ,a ‘ d Mrs. Prench dloU at tho homw of In the past four years Hagen city of Sanford, following several nnd In moving "ptetiin5 thoatere in considering armaments. nnd Sarazen lmvo vied with each selections by the municipal band. ail sections uf tho United Statfcs Jphn Ditblmart, a neighbor, nnd an­ ph-d tlipt such rights’ would be intuy, eight fumily ,s nounced that he Wits executor of Jured and ,declared that "should u " m 0 other In tournaments in cycry the northeast ttm4 Mrs. KIU Harris, contralto with and some parts rtf Cunadu, the liberty n il fa*, whisked w Tho body wiuv deprived the'estate. section of the United States 1ami the municipal band, will slng.scvAvenue nnd The pictures‘ tUnt will »m> made jv - ” ker .mruy to an u ii?ci tho score Is ‘ Just nbout even. oral nombcr.v Including "Tb<5 Mj*l- rider tiU! supervision pf thn Cb^n- ’M‘ ‘> ent ptnifir call* upibir' her UwJK Ktyjry pppfulunity-which, has J>o< wdy'Thftt Muck} You Mina" uhi oi. upp. oxi' .t ' of Commerce will Incl6d6 A .pvt!Hinrr n«d Inventory thp potential value o f tin* esta years rep there ponied by the band. project.'” presented' of iMjWBi S viios from local celmry fields arid £ at $1,500, fei-d v* same rivals tt» line u r In the ♦L51™ but inheritance tnx f owning property Mis. Lucille Aspenwnld Tnkach wrange groves In addition to othera ot ■.tin: Stnto it*ctf fo weigh with Ostmntki found Hb- ------tno. Wrehllig, tourney husyio und thousands <>f is on the program again and WU( portraying ents are institdt...------ -— .Sanford's tourist and ficerx. the .dvantogv and dlMUlvantegoa written oy tho General rly bonds and stocks' valued at interested fins following every sted fans »#id, “ One trottsing three numbers, yet to be »e- commercial attractions. w hich a new law may'bare for the , 0,000 in n Chicago Bonk. An­ lll’JO, to Maj.-Gvr. ( hurlc* T. 1 stroke of the club. Among those Iccted, Itoday isthc tendIn commenting on the audience other safety deposit box in a Park community.*’ - * uiiur. then chief * f. tha .f ^ expected, to .announce their entry pta citizens toward The violin’ music which was Igst thst would witness Seminole coun­ Ridge bank has not been opened. “ As it Wil| be seen,” the docu­ service. It read in parti * corresponding W . M. Young’s New Quarters arc: Mike Brady* Eddie Loos, Jim week broadcast through the micro- ty pictures, Mr. Massey saicj that Met Mr*. French Lost Year ment continued, "the law, far from “ Military forefai van r Hornes, \ mo Diegalo and many. hone by Miss Elinor Herring wilt several million people would »co lo­ construction." ' W ill Soon Be Ready For other celebrities. Ostrenskl said he met Mrs. injuring acquired rights, is ex­ efficiently trained nor ‘ oper Ijj a repeated tomorrow night by cal points of Interest on the sliver hotels are needed, Tenants To Move Into; Funds with which to guarantee that artist, who is said to hnvo re­ screens of theaters from Maine to French thriough the Dnhiman’a tremely lenient with foreigners without an air forra. f," Mr. Walsh ndd“ An air force, acting lnd« the prize money for the event are ceived many complimentary mes­ Mexico, und in Juno, Alaska, und about n year ago. SHi* naked since it offered them nmnla oppor­ Offices Already Rented Ihal Sanford propbeing contributed by local business sages on her talent as a result of possibly in England, where a rep­ him to draw1uu u will for her last tunity to comply with tho provis­ dntly can o f it* own accord n»it J1 appreciate this Dec. 22, but when the unfoty de­ ion* of the constitution o f the re­ win a war at tha present time, Construction has started on the men, und Mr. MucNelll stated this Inst week’s concert. resentative of Florida Productions, posit book was opc-m-d, two oth­ public" cc building on vaso far a> we ran teli, at any ‘ morning that without any solicita­ no wbuilijing which Is to house Tho follbwlng numbers will he Inc., is now negotiating for con­ ers wore found, orio drawn In 1887, in the future. . .. w tion on the part of club officials, offices arid stores on tho alley played by the band: tracts, Mr., Massey said.They will the estate to Mary E. Air Can't Win Over Ar corner next to tho office of H. C. $1,100 of the required $4,000, has J. March, Gloria — ............ Lossy “ By a process exclusively used French, who it was said, was Mrs. “ An air foree by lti‘.*lf been subscribed. . . Du Bose, on Park Avenue, and work already 2. Overture, Poet and Peasant by Florida Productions, Inc., wo French’s foster mother, wbo died iibtnin n decision against for Tho following business men and Is almost completed on the W. M. ..... ...................... Suppe will be ablo to reproduce on the 14 yean ago, nnd beside whom the ground. Young building, at the corner of houses hnve contributed: Higgins, 3. Novelette, Moonlight in screen the exoct colors o f local Or­ Mrs. French wished to be buried. • "Military nlr forcos is on Park \ Avenue and Commercial Smith and Wright, $500; RoumllFlorida Storm. Tho Turk ltldgo police said Osange groves and emerald celery tial coinbat branch and Street, according to a survey made lat and Apderson. $100; McKinnon 4. Intermezzo, In Mooilit Gar­ fields,’” Mr. Massey said, “ and the tronski went through tho house form nn integral part o f i today. and Markwbod, $100; S. O. Shlnden King exhibition of these alluring scenes and paused the removal of the old “ An air force should It is said that the building of hohser, $100; A. P. Connelly. $100] 5. March, Semper Kidills..Sousa in the frozen sections o f the na­ furniture and devotd a week to a ORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 20.—OP) lisbvd an a separata arm Frank MncNetll. $100; Sanford thoje two places w ill. leave very region BurMayor Lake will have charge of tion will undoubtedly result In a thorough search from attic to cel­ —Judge u E. Davl* of West Palm service, co-ordinate with wtll hove one feW.vacant lots in the entire busl- Herald, $100. the program and Conduitor Joseph greater migration to Florida aud lar. lie mid the furniture fur Beach, wnx elected chairman of fnntry, cavalry tnd artillei. i scagons in tho nebs district, with the exception of Relzcnstcln will lead ths band. to .Seminole county than any that junk, Ostrenskl said. An explan­ tho permanant organization o f tha “ An air force should not [country according those Immediately adjacent to tho Irene Castle Is Now coqld possibly bo brought about ation of the ghost which fright­ Florida Republican party at the tablisht-d as a cmnbat for Jake front. Ur,nni!1 n. asgistant through cut and dried newspaper ened people away from the house, afternoon evasion of the conven­ tinct from the army and The new office building just Camera' Shy» She Says the Florida VegeOstrenskl Raid lie found In a dress tion here today. Mr.' Davis pointed out advertising," A heated argument over support­ war department already hi makers form on tho sccoiul floor. ’)• returned to started is to house the offices of “ Prospective • . Florida visitors ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Jan. 20. “ Ki* several real estate companies, went to see what this state looks A dress was draped about It and ing tho .old Republican party and liefore the committee le which will give (hat v.cinity —(/p)_Ircne Castle, now Mrs. California, like, not read about It," Mr. Mas­ a bunch of white- cloth formed a the perfecting of a now organiza­ Ixgun to carry out pract sprang to tho floor ill the of the resolutions of t! ' “ " “ 'hat the around the Valdes Hotel more real Frederick McLaughlin of Chicago, sey said, “ and this film that we are head. Mrs. French would seV'lt tion estate offices than any other part once the mpst widely photogrphed ./fj on a chair near a window and place meeting. dent’s air board in respect making exclusively o f Seminole «mth* n,u* lhe a light beside it, be explained. ' E. £.Callaway, of Lakeland, "ill mult in u of tho city. The building is* to be woman in the world, is bow army air service. county will sot before them the lty of a bund guilt J. E. Byrd was found Old Newspaper* Are Found who led a number of Republicans demand at excel- of concrete and stucco. “ camera shy". . statutory offenso in ci court most attractiva features of this ciradt There were 33-year-old newspa­ from Polk county,' declared thnt The exterior finish on the Young All efforts to get a nhofcogwph yesterday after a short trial be- section." pers, some of them indicating tho the new organization was preced­ vrep this ycar j, building has almost been completed of the former famous dancer fail­ foro a jury in what was expected The pictures will be made in the estimated as l.OOO an dthe owners state that w re­ ed here although several news pho­ to bo a very sensational trial but nature of honeymoon trip to'Flor- mysterious woman might hnvt> ing nlong tho wrong plana and been a resident of Wattertown, asked that they return to thalr maining operations will require tographers attempted to get a abut. ) V hL ! 02!i ‘•rop," only a few days. which proved d!snppo|ntiing to the and to Seminole county by a Muss., about 36 years ago. Blta homus and build up the old party "I nm not seeking publicity assembled audience In Jud‘ e W. W. ide ng 1. *nd the mediocre pictured de­ o f valuable Irish point nice were with tho typo o f men that would young couplo who are picture' I Wright’s courtroom “e" d.Vlu# ^Wount of . The structure is a remolded now", said Mrs. McLaughlin. scending at the local station tq be found in the dust and a piano was do thing* for the state. dmg Ha as­ am here only to visit relatives and f will undoubtedly part o f the old Pico Annex, oie of by committees’of represen­ in ■ front room. sto ro­ greetedd b J.. W. Knowles, a m sorted that his follower* were crap to find strong the landmarks of Sanford .and will friends. I do not care to be photo­ Groceries were left on the Aunt eager to work for tho republican autumoldlu Jbelor f the entire season." have space for ofices on the ground graphed by news cameras. I tm keener, was found guilty of as­ tative citizens and shown about the sault with ’ attempt to j commit community. porch and were taken In only by iby luting which was ■( party in tho state. lie contended out of the business and It does not ell of cold weath- floor and apartments on the sec­ murder and was sentenced to scree bo that the now organization now bo- In front of tho Milano Frank Moraryr, who will person­ Mrs. French via the ladder, Jf “ inihilated the ond. It is reported that all the appeal to mo any more.’ Mrs. McLaughlin was here to a year on the state prison farm at ally make the Hlras, was employed find came to the Dahl man house ing perfected was the only repub­ Monday night, ha* been cxed the crop |aKt spuce available has been rented for ] for a number o f years In big atu- to heat aome coffee and puid 10 lican party in tho ztete as It was by tho police ot Tiftoo, visit M « . M. 1). Hardin, the slater Halford. several weeks and the future! ten­ ^"tlnued, t ,Georgs Mays, negro, pledd cording to Chief of los at Hollywod, and was in cents for the privilcgo and later tlm only.legal organization. of her hu#band. __________ «dent that |«-ai ants are said to have already Part­ to a charge of assault wll h intent charjft of all trkk photography in returned^ when she grew (II. She Williams, who received a 1 I y r that will ed moving in. to commit murder, and s to be paid for. everything given her at ELLIOTT HI! A man’s pet vanity, the errase "£*?*** 'hem for W. M. Young, who is the devel­ sentenced within tho next Iero claya. deriHa^areo^Ing to Mr. Maosey. standard prices. Ires, (t la said. WASIIINGTOi ained fn ]p25." r oper o f Highland Park sflb-ilivblon, in his treuser leg, wa» Introduced It. is expected that leywoad A physician who attended Tho Elliott bill the apby King Edward VII o f England. is already occupying the North Register will be brought real Or­ ^ > non‘s head sought to question her reggn propri rifltlon of $l( ) for The present Prince of Wales is end of the building os an office for lando today and arraigned to plead "diforsia were at relatives. He said she would __ public so a great arbiter o f fashion. his real estate activities. to the c h a w against him nf murdiscuss the tubject and only re­ Ithe frequent ies dbr in the tin t degree plied that she was leaving a comm X prtKluclng X S V wil poae o f eriterlng his ............... in the custody of Oi antics and will n< intUkl , lc> Mr- Ban non rood c . 5 -S . id J_.: pr to ketp the street* vire this ex_ _ b downtown district free front fighU, and tion was in than ever before In if the cUy, Secretary i police pn *. B ig Survey preparing o' 3 $ rri •ii ” it courpaper* *i i results objTON. Jan. f20.—UP) driver* ” Vt * L - m e n t of the new parking are $40,000 [nt H o u s e SECOND SANFORD CAMERA OUTFIT RADIO PROGRA HERE TO SHOOT READY FOR FA SANFORD SCENES S OFFICE, BUILDING NEARLY FINISHED Davis Is Chosen To H e a d Permanent Republican Party. >duce Mari ight Crop >odPrices Circuit Court Jury Convicts J. E. Byrd in Statutory Case Roby Laing’s ! rlsR ecovei th Georgia B Senator Reed And - f e P Sanfor Police To'W age Determined ’ Against Reckless Driving h Intematioi m :ed �•1 ■ •; ■ ■ i .1->. IsTfr)••>»J ; i -•!;W C B yi : E V E R T T R VF, W H A T 'S T H I S ^ U 'R E B R IN G - 1 IN<3 H O M E , A ecoc CF C IG A R S ? T H IS M O R N I N G V3U S A ID T H A T . B E G IN N IN G A TODAY YOU A\' Ion O f B runch Lim? l a rted T o R esu lt In R ails S h orten ed 40 M iles A t In T a m p n -T rilb y R ou te B Y C O N D O B ig B on d Issue In H o lm e s C ou nty r n 'A v / e “ ® f I‘VE G O T ID h a v e SOM E C i g a r s ^a r o u n d here ^ s o t h a t in C a s e i i A N Y F R I E N D S --------- WERE AGAIN K \ ICKSONYILLE, Jan. 20.— Ilcia'from Tampa that the AtlnnC oa st‘Line expects to extend Tampa-Thcnotnsassa branch iln the near future from Thonotisaa to iJodt* City is taken j to mean that the Coast Line, it does this, may within the t year or two carry out a plan L -h has been simmering for some rx and which would revolutimithe ttausportatlon system of ridu. Extension of the Thnnotoanssn nch to Dade City would give ina direct access to the Coast 'a western outlet via Perry Montlccllo, now under con­ ation, making It unnecessary ntcr Lakeland opd saving »p- ‘ iraately forty miles between pa and Trilby, This exten■however, is one o f the m ost <£ irtont features o f a plan tu >vlde g new route between JackIvllle and Tnmpa And cut the iee to Icsb than 200 miles and s undertaken early nnnuuncent o f steps to provide the Jackivllle-Tampn short .routo would , be surprising. The Coast Line's main route im Jacksonville to Tampn now via Palatkn, Snnford, Orlando 1 Lakeland. The new Toutc bid be via Pulatka, Pierson, As, Fort Mason, Leesburg, Web* r, Trilby, Dndo City and Thonot- G O IN G TO O M IT l b , S M O K IN G . Iff .* one o f you r ______ (By Associated Press) f r ie n d s A N D I N ' GASe a n y O T H E R S S H O U L D D R O P I N , I ' L L r -----KNOW W HERE THE ~ J CKSAR$ A R E It?* ' . OIL AT TUI,tO8, LA. IHUEVEPOUT, La., Jan. 20.— •— Oll oporators o f the 'fallos Field near here, have tiritmuncIhelr Intention of .atatjing imrtaut testa aoOijklnjyiprrtf iabout m •• 1 ■I Aluminum Inquiry goes forward. House resumes debate on naval bill. Outdoor recreation conferenle opens. Senate continues World Court debate. Secretary Davis testified in House aircraft investigation. Railroad long and short haul bearing proceeds in Senate com­ mittee heilring. Sinclair Gasoline cVie Grade that makes the Grade V o le T o E x ten d B radenton L im its 1 flip Coast Linn now reagfaaa A bi twh, on the. St. Johns' river, with '.branch lines from Leesburg via './Fort Mason. For years it has con-; [ floored leaving the Jacksonville* Tampa line a t Pierson below Pa.Jatkn, bridging the 8ti- Johns at T A itor and tying In its Astor-LeesFlUftfe Hne. Construction- of the \iThonotosassn-Dndc City extension • and building frony Pierson to tin* vSt. Johns.and into Aator is nil the ‘ work necessary to provide the new through branch. Anothor eleven or twelve miles .yCihllght be anvod by building n line j. about four miles In length from Webster to Terrytown, on tho Sonford Trilby branch, making it un­ necessary to operate trains Into Croom and down the hckvlly trav­ elled Croom-Trilby. main line. S £ Washington News | I 'M f aisn. v‘ BONIFAY, Jan. *20 •Holmes eotitity has voted a bond issue of $80,000 as Its contribution toward construction of the; Alabatna-Gulf ■highway to be built from E*to, 6n I the Alnbamu line, to Phillips Inlit, |cm tho Gulf. The'State Road DV ■partmerft is to begin construction r of this highway in the Immediate i future and thn Alabama highway department is preparing to meet it at the Florida line with a road which will connect with the high­ way system' of that state. From Esto the highway will run through Oonifay, Vcron and otifer points on Its way to Phillips Inlet. Washington and Bay counties are ■rcpnrrd to assist in building the dghway through their confines: ’ ■RSTC4 m- Bradenton, Fla. Jan. 20. </P)— The city council has set February 23 ns the date on which an election will be held to determine if the city limits shall be-extended. Tt Is proposed to Include a $476,000 bond iusuo in the election to pay for [the city expansion Improvement*. Tho council has also instructed the city attorney to draw up a law Hint will require telephone and light companies to exercise partic­ ular cure in stringing the wires for tho protection of the trees on tho castanets, uutomohllo horns , and streets o f tho city. all the wclrd'nnd sundry uicossorlea necessary for tho colorful ex­ JUDGE'S CITES PROBED hibition o f the wildest of the wild west shows and tho most classical WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.— (M — o f the "heavy" productions. Federal Judge Harry B. Anderson, Three keyboards arc-necessary of the western dcstrict of Ten­ for .tho operation of instrument, nessee, is charged with falsifying which is in the form of two organs, records in cases pending . before played either individually or to­ him. Specifications,for investiga­ gether, npd "Professor" George tion of his- acts obtained the Hrocknhun is expected to have hu charges and were placed today be­ hands full; both of kays and trou­ fore n Senate Judiciary subcom* ble. mittec. While the installation o f the ma­ In Japan, seaweeds nro used ut chine would normally require about two weeks, according to Mr. Dc- New Year’s to decorate their round W olff, n special corps of laborers mirror cakes of rico dough. working both night and day is-oxTim MucMlllun polar ex, petfted to complete the job In about took n gallon of codliver dll alo eight days. •The drunn formerly used in.the to provide the ration tvith then' / / t (Mllftpe will be moved to the Prin­ essnry vltinilnd*. 'JA/ cess Theater, MC. Mnrentctte stnted, and a new piano will ho Ini tnllcil at'the Milane for use on*special New $20,000 Wurlitzer Organ Arrives For Installation In Milane Theater A crow o f trained employees working under tho direction of J. If. D cW olff, southern rcproscntn* tivo o f the Wurlitzer factory, to­ day begun the task of installing the new* 5520,000 conjbliia'ilon unit orchestra and organ purchased l.y tho management of tho Milano Theater, and delivered In Snnford two weeks after It' Was shipped from North Tonuwunnda, N. Y., despite existing vail congestion. In commenting on the delivery o f t lies organ, which is described as one of the largest to tie placed in opera'tion in this state, Mr. Marcntette said that the assistance of tho traffir department of the Chamber of Commerce was direct­ ly reupnnslblo fo r it s rapid trip to Sanford, _ „ i . elved here early.«a;-daev M » a t , thuL n well brought tiTwith n v or 1,000 hnrrcJ:i of "black d" Itf the now field Saturday j ht by Lovo Brothers Co., nnd I yielding quantities of oil. and 1 Karat are among the many handsome prizes to be'given in . * * ' ; ' * i-’ ■ ’ > ' # . ,■ * * k > . ’ contest. See any of the following dealers who sell and recoinmend SIN C L A IR G A S O L IN E A N D OILS, and get full particulars: . * >5A goose egg weighing half pound hatched a splendid pair twin goslings. S e ts R eco rd B R O W N ’S FILLING S T A T IO N , Cor. First St, and Monroe Road. A s ^dyertised in The Saturday E vening Post R IN E S FILLING S T A T IO N . Sanford A v e n u e .' SA ty JU A N G A R A G E , First Street. t H . ,t . M O R G A N , Celery Avenue. A . V . F R E N C H . Thirteenth Street. Your old fixture and ,, M. K IR K P A T R IC K , Deland Road. C. D. D A V IS , Paola. E. L. F O R D , Thirteenth Street. Meet Snl.in W. Carr, n nsatlonal Yale fxole vnultcr, who bettered the w orld« indiHir record at Now Haven. Conn., tho other day. Carr cleared the bar at 1H feet, one Iqch. Sherrill o f PcnnryJvanin hold the former mark, an Inch less, though Dean Brownell, one-time ltUnois (tar. Is credited with » vault of 13 feet fi-d inch *’ n u dirt Regulate nationally advertised price $23*50 Just think of getting the 5-Iicht semi-ceiling Kiddle Fitment illustrated, in Riddle color derorarton (guatontced permanent), for only $I7 j S2, T hat ui what you can do by taking advantage of dur trade-in allowance V O U can have a Beautiful k) Com plexion i i -A* pc4 W A rm < And you can secure any other Riddlp, Fitment on tljc saute basis—3 5 (,v'JfS* than tltr repulir* ly nationally advertised jui’.-c—simply by trad­ ing in your old livturr. J: permits you to have 3 tut ctitire new Riddle installation fpr_your : home and tatfc 25,.h at the ;..utc time.' Come i in and tee us about it nuw-L-or atk our reprotentative to coil. t fJSS ' * , VxVV . , . XyE » ' Look Cor this em blem IISVM^VU OU|V|LIHVi Slim, graceful, elegant, aristocra tic— rightly has he been named “ royal.” But he ii particular! He will stay o n ly where th e sun • is warm, where the sky it b lu e a n d w h ere l i f e i* worth living. Thousands o f palms at Coral Gables, royal and coconui, and hundreds o f other tropical trees, shrubs ■rid flowers that astonish every visitor. Come in and. -V Jet us tell you more about them. * * 'T* VO •.v*1 Jf , Sanford soiling rapresoritatlvo C o AAL G a »L »8 C o M’ ORatk 'a g e r m k PtlccH Jo.not Include lumps. ■ m ‘V - -'**■ ' PENINSULAR ELECTRIC ( 11?, MngnaSla Awimr •; •'? . • . H W&M? : . ■i t f _ �At PalmBeach . . f t * * &&&*$}*. t, Wa j On Nat 5 W ith IrThat Makes ■ationsl lid DurJTRaises (te Head Jan. 20.— lent Dawes nt conti nitnte to dethe World ns resumed ision of the mneous dissitting for :e yesterday its of Amcri-, .court deliver [magazine nrMr. Dawes’ iphone to icrniotest against j|y 18.51? Oct. 17.52. NEW YORK, Jan. S O ^ A 1)— niton futurdc opened bnrely cad?- Mar. 20.20 r May 10.GQ; j j " 18.0U; Oct. 18.10; Pec. 17,00. JACKSONVILLE, Jan..20.~(/P> .Conditions and quotations prelilinir on the JaoksonviHo maht toilay as reported by the Horstoic Marketing Bureau: movement very light, toiarket strong for goqd stock■■ ' Ilcans: green, *hampers 6.00 @ 0.00,. V : ■ Cabbage: atandlmL erntes, now slock 4.00@4.00.-' Celery: Florida 10 in crates 3.00 @ 6.00. , . , Cukes: bushel crates hot house G.00@G.G0. Egg plant: standard crates, medum». fancy 4.00@5.00, 8 bu. hampers, Pcas: English, 4.00(34.50. Peppers: utani if crates, green, belles, fancy 4.00@4.60. ________ _________ . V ' • Squash: standard crates, yellow, fancy 7.00. Squash: standard erntes, white, fancy 5.00; Sweet Potatoes: per cwt. 3.00@ :1.50. ' r Tomatoes: Florida bIxcs, fancy count nqd stock 3.00@I>.00. • — Tomatoes: Florida sixes, choice count and stock 3.00@4.00. - Oranges: boxes, fancy count And stock 4.00@6.00. v Oranges: boxes, choice count and •. stock 3.00@3.50. Grapefruit: boxes, fancy count and stock 3.00( Grapefruit: choice count and stock 2.60 Tangerines: ioxcs, fancy 0.00@ ’ much vigor tophone, not emence, i’-t ^rations. Al­ ls audiences, Id to entpha[th powerful I the spvukalmost shnN 7.00. - T11 •4 *‘ V* * Us fist*. The Pineapples: standard crates 7.50. tided cspeclJoolidgc. CHICAGO, Jan, 20.— (U SD A)— Ipaticnce Hogs 27,000; slow, mostly 15 to 25 *s impatience cents lower than Tuesday’s aver­ he fact that age; early bulk good «Vid choice in the court 225 to 300’ pound butchers 11.70@ negotiations 11.90; better grades 160-to 180 |te on the ad- pound weight 12.26@12.40; prac­ The main tically Lop 12.40; 100 to 210 pound | whether the weight 12.00@12.20; bulk packing y follow con- sows 10.40@10.70; heavy weights reduction bill. hogs 1i.55@ll.85; medium ll.G5@ r33 yeah* ago 12.15; light 11.45@12.40; packing H e anil which sow* 10.20@10.60p slaughter pigs Hcrai, of MisHbconls v is rcHa-c-.s in his ru- almost at a standstill; prospect1■ s heard by al- 15 to 21 cents o ff on tiracticnlly all Kiiusctts 1list i- grades; bulk of quality and con­ ■ at dinners in dition to sell at 0.00@10.00 most­ suing consumed ly; fairly uctivc trade lower grailrs Saif “and this bnil* .steady: Vealers sternly to *Vice. President strong: outaiddrs upward to 16.00; kuesdlon pf the' packers 14ld0^lpWnwofd.’ ' ;J, ' le ruiec to your Sheep 18,000; fat lainbs opening Id planned the slow; around 25 to 40 cents lower; ps but changed bulk early 14.50@10.25; choice pt the last ino- light lambs held higher; liberal [to un immedi[vntinued, “ you [mi'nini to hnvo lo whirls from pv 110,000,000 pted in the tax I piece of legisP » t body like rou should not P ui’ there and lea, ni-wspupcra f»«nt.'‘ Ian. 2(1.—(/!•)_ Ihe decision of F, **ehangea ■h official fig. ns continued to influence on opening 0f to. I ,us oxerted a- P b-admg indusP**ea of a point PhesajH-OKt. atld Pworth* Founda. Ludlu mStecl »ment of finanh»t official tax Inga would have mce helped defaturca In this the market an ®ver its eoulli.' NEW YORK, Jsu. 20 Allied Chemical & Dye American Can ............... American Smelt. & Itefg. American Sugar .............. American T A T _______ American .^Vopjop ____ _ A. C. I. .HI..... . Bethlehem Steel _\t.__ _ Davison Chemical _______ Dupont de Ncmoum ...__1 New York C en tra l.... .... . Norfolk and W estern ___ Northern & Pacific Pennsylvania ______ _____ 8 . A. f* ........... .................. Southern Pacific Southern Railway ......___ Studebakcr...... ....... . Standard OH of N. J, Tobacco Products .... Union Pacific ... ..... . U. S. Rubber 811 U. S. S t e e l ................. 132 Vi ■WB8T PALM BEACH. Jan from ledgrf to lodge greeting wO.—(Ap—JOhn F. “ Dad" 'Herris, othc.* members. .,Mst of the Seven Jolly Tho ngod Elk, way for 48 totJcs., n club which Rprung the years a black confedian traveling vnst organization, and oldest with his. wife, Lottie Norris. LJk in toe world, died at 7:50 They were known on tho stage an cc Iock this inmriinst r.t th • John ‘and l.otti6 Burton. They Good SanmniUn IPnblt.il. vA m mail.1 tholr butt bow to nn nudlne had suffered oir.ro Jan. lr, enco in li)M, Jnhi) hud met with with an (ittnck; cf asthma’ anj an accident. She died in l'J21 heart trouble. ' ami .hr h.ia been viEllltti* among ."Dad" ^.orrr’a .; c o m m on l v ,4he lsligcs of the' country sinco known or “Griindtnldy of tW f ‘»ks. como :to , ■ Went Pm ™ bruises: Thumaa Johnson, lafl ankle broken anil cuts; Ed. MeAffee, cuts about head and body; all negroca. • explosion1occurred while a truck load of theso workmen were , Jnn. 2b. riding through Coral Gables to ! ami five Homestead. In some manner the toll of n machine caught fire. Igniting iho nirlv k«:'’"l>ne tank, which exploded which, in turn, n moment later caused tho explosion of n box of is; Willie dynamite on the truck. •gr<», unThe unidentified negro'Was klll, cd outright, his head being blown F. Cox- from his body, while the two known , Snjuried l dead negroes .were thrown high a cut and iinto tho uir and died shortly aftercut and ward nt a Miami hospital. Miami *Blast Kills Three Negroes And a . .IfrcHioi On* morning. M#*mf jttart ago; McAllltitr arrleott In Athmllh; and ht ha»n I hfl veil until he saw Asheville V V /E 'J -L call him McAllister, but that is noi; .yVr.his name. A br-r-rawny Scot— a globe trotter; in th e’ Alps today and the Riviera tomorrow. A letter addressed to him care of General Delivery at any post office might reach him. A professional man, and like most wanderers, his one great ambition was to find a place which would tempt him to settle down. qytlqiics, cartJpQuakca ax>4 Ay»vcs^bat none of these will bother me hert. Me*qu»to#*f* and malaria arc my ffrcatcat fears and 3rou AsJievillc people don’t even know what they arc.. The tven climate-1—neither extreme, winter or summer. The people arc Atnerican* friencjly and cultured. Business opportunities arc all around. , , One morning, several years ago, McAllister arrived in Asheville, and he hasn’t left yell His name is in the directory, his real estate hold­ ings are increasing in number and in value. He is prospering in. his profession. Asheville has cured his wanderlust. - "I stay in Asheville because I'm happy here.” ■.* Mias Julia Deffrey, pretty 17-year-old school girl, has di**pjicaltd from her home nt Kenosha, Wl*. An Intense desire to atunv art,.t* believed to Jinve been the cuunj of her disapj>eih-ancc. A nulion-widc search is being, conducted. . __ __________ 1 , There is no Substitute Results Sticks alone, will not make n fire—you must But mere numbers taken by. themselves alone cannot be the sple guage and measure o f a newspaper's ability to pro­ duce ADVERTISING RESULTS and more than the mere fact that Chinn has more peo.'S ' V plain it than any other m un try, mokes China tho best country to live in. she thru crawlinn house, and esSaja! Ajim * also have a match. Circulation helps to make •FA. XjfSi' rae w o r ia w a s m s m a newspaper. 20— -Bgt. ^cctipU 4.614 receipts 8A14 W y fir»U 82. 1 -fSflTi VUXwtiaC— a LEXINGTON, Ky.. Jan. 20 '-Posse* today continued search for a negro, who Ust night ohot and killed throe members of Uy and injured a fourth. Thu dead dL n1wr~~ ’B o>r l7:'TT. N ation -W id e Hunt For Pretty Girl Kentucky , Posses Search For Negro Slayer O f Three » f ; crald Want Ai 1. Sitting on the wide veranda of his beautiful house on a mountain-side overlooking a glimmering lake, wc asked McAllister why he had stayed in Ashfcville, ■ , 1 1 of all,” he said, ‘T v e always loved the mountains, and here are the most beautiful peaks and valleys I have seen. The country is High—but not too high—a generous half■ - » ■ X • . «» « * 1 a■ mile it just about right. I've been chased by 1* ’’t - •. * 1 -1 >f IJ’.l, -'’IT*jPiJK. r* F- ■* ; *•»,' - *' J \ \ y Those who arc scarclt^ng, for an al!«*year home will find Asheville the dream they've feared could never come) true. Those' who want a winter home will find few of- the winter's chilly blasts-here. Those who seek ai summer place will experience few of> the mid-summer discomforts. ^ Come to Asheville. When yoi| drive home,come by way of Asheville and see with.your own eyes the beauties of nature’which defy description. . . Detailed information,.and .descriptive book­ lets will be sent on request by the Chamber of Commerce, Asheville N. C. �*r— islation ■-i * i u 'i .1 v 'J5?% .. ° f t fo many who viewed with admiration L g ljp Ue plane flying low over the « t y Tuesday a f wi^^XBl-CITY few realized that any one o f a hundred litUe „ well have transformed the graceful, birdlike contrivance “ engine o f destruction, hurtling through traffic on Mr*. R. F. Flowers, of this city, Tjet at terrific speed, maiming and killing and de- umtihed The Newa a copy of property; - ; c a t * '' sudden gust o f wind, a jamming o f controls, ’a side intended ns a Flo t ff-j - — 1* * i? « C l " . .. ►. * ' T J <% , ( jt. 1 - |j, ' L I ■ properly snalyied, Is _ , derful boost snd might be.used to good advantage by our'realtors in Inducing tillers o f the soil to Dock, to Florida. All obituary ' John B. McGany, a New York ten'atnmenu broker on his way to California, trm ■tn»»d* ' will bo stopped in Denver and aave out a r .u u l.r Mlvertiilnc His interest newspaper interview. In • ________ r * * * « w t -. •. a. - - - , ■ Ih California probably inspired Inspired his ia AaiotrtATKD mats* He istates in the Florid •■related i‘r«M .U «xelu* , / At this dawning of the airplane era, practically every slap att Florida. ontlti th* use for reucguuBiuB that mh*. he hJ ,,haa has spent a £ny ®®n8®^hence hi the country haa taken, cognizance beginning new* dlrpatchc* month'In Florida arid made a care­ o r not QtharwUa Si” f. »ud also th* °* the hazards entailed by the low flying plane, ahd has ful study o f conditions here. He IT T ^t « M q % r a t sought to guard against thfs, evil bjr adopting legislative says: right* ot rapubllcatlon o f apaolnl measures cat mg a zonee limit in which no planes mav “ No commonwealth can exist tftgpatche* herein a r* *l*p reserved fly. There are. many here who would scoff at & e augg«£ without the workers, and In Florida WEDNESDAY, JAN, 30, 1926. nobody-Is willing to,do tha rough Uon o f local airplane legislation as too futuristic, but an pioneer neceeaery to build up dnalyais p f tho situation recently completed by experts a state. work HERALD'S PLATFORM U Nine-tenths o f the per water rout# to JackV -D e e shows that low flying over a cjty o f Sanford's size represents who have flocked In there ere _ greataynifliUMje — ------■ ■*' ** * Bring to make a clothing and get loo o f St. Johna-In right out again. They will not set­ Rl» tle on the lands and develop them, and without that foundation what y\Ur\ courts, , ^ _____ . j e pi! chance la there for the mushroom his machine over the . . . t National Qank buildmg Ic3s than cities to exlntf igmeatfhir Of trinthfldf.'pro* xh ^ O T et;aboye the flaag staff.' Th excessively lo\y alti“ The great influx of wealth waa hotels, a p a r t * unnecessary. •TK The clearness o f the skies' dnd'excei- caused principally by the law which ► ' i L i ’ ■ ; -1' o f street paring lent visibility made it possible for the pilot to advertise his cut all possible tax from tha In­ and estate* of the rich. Ev­ wares just as advantageously from a safe height. His con­ comes erything la on' a gambling bast*, „ Ion of ’■« boulevard tinued low ‘driving was merely a foolhardy practice that ia lot* *re selling at W *» Street — Lai#, Monro#.*! Jilst as dangerous as a speeding automobile on a public highHotels costing many mil ipletioa o r ,d t y beiutlflc*each are being rushed to comWuy* apd the City Commission should recognize this fact letion. One multi-millionaire haa i.rk and^take steps to prevent its recurrence, i .... ought a whole county to be aold Increased fa. •As by the Kiwanis Club materialize, in tracts for orange growing. But ir future become one o f Florida’s there are few people 1n there who want to grow oranges and who. BIBLE VBn8 E FOB TODAY know absolutely nothing , about gVowing oranges if they did want E INIOOD—'*/ to. They are not farmer* or fruit 5 B S God wHL years ago are now inadequate to control ground transporta- growers, they are little gamblers. •If tha Iamb fo r 'a burnt Of1110 coming year witness the development o f r, my wm." Uttyr2*l8i-*. ^Raw land covered with scrub’ ^ T t iM fic beyond the bounds of existing, flying restrictions, and canebrako and palmetto trees tk ie d W aod city officials would do well to profit by the lesson of la selling for |300 and atiS'a* high _____ : ahd perfect the automobller and talre early steps to reduce the dangers o f as 1400 per acre. If It wero plant­ opr heartM y than) ed'In producing orango trees, it b o f God, W ho tnketh,*way r n ff ic in the air. would not be worth much more. ■in o f tha w g t t y y ->ySyv “ Another serious condition la tho THE SKY T im e To W id e n T h e A v e n u e s load of bonded Indebtedness Incur­ -■ V •%V* v I B B I P P P red by the state and by, each coun­ m JwWCTB It is estimated by government gan with the building of good > riu »v ? 1 ^1 - come sailing In, ty and town for good-road*. Regulations which prohibit the. parking o f automobiles in engineers that a billion and a quar­ roads. No argument is neccssaiVj ^ — argosies of cloud* and air. “ The greatest delusion of all is And nil tho dream* men u»ed to the business district .for more than one hbur will serve an Im­ the pride tho people take In narra­ ter of good American dollars will for*the establishing of this fact. spin ‘ portant purpose; Doing away with left-hand turns at some ting what tho millionaires are do­ be.spent by tho federal and state Every person familiar with the pro­ It deemed had found fulfillment of.the busy street Intersections will help the.traffic situation. ing. This one ha* bought up so government* this year in road gress o f the last twenty year* much beach frontage fo r a 10-milthere. Y < VIZ:. But in enacting laws o f this kind the city commission haa Uon-dollar home. That on* has building. This is a , huge sum. knows the truth of this. While wc haa watched the ships go just begun a program o f traffic regulation which is a big bought the adjoining stretch, and Tlte people of the United States aro paying out immense sums for Vout j*. Y ; > ;V one, and becoming greater each day as the city grows. so on. In April the«e -.million­ were startled a fety years . ago good roods, the returns on that And stood to see tho ships come aires will take their yachts, closij wjien It was announced that the investment have been so satisfac­ Just, as important, If not more so, is the matter ? f widen­ •• home up their homes and flit for the tory that few people longer hesi­ ing Park, Magnolia and Palmetto Avenues tp a sensible summer. And woven attrring ionn About All they want is a. pleas­ United State* government for all A spreading aail and dashing foam. width. Eventually these avenues must be widened to ac­ ant place to live thre^Vaonths. trpoat'8 w** spending a billion tate to vote bpnds. People fully foam. “ A little sane thought Ik suffiliar* n year. Now we aro spend­ understand that money invested in comodate an ever! increasing traffic. Some time these thor­ cent to tellanyono that this •mil­ ing more than a billion dollars for highways is an Investment that en­ oughfares will have to be giyen attention. Why, then, phould The ahlpa'have lured brave boys stuff ia not going to up­ hances the value o f every foot o f the Work be delayed when now they are entirely too narrow lionaire ' away ••V Vv i. build Florida. What tho ^tate road* alone. to be safe 7 l %To rid* tho wAVca and breast the This shows the estimate we place real estate within a reasonable dis­ need* if It Is to continue on e sub­ galea, . , ' ' V ’ l -j Sunday aftemopn those who drove out Park Avenue at stantial basis Is a million or so on good roads. For the federal and tance of those highways, to Ray the time whep-the band concert was in progress, had the met- farmers and workers producing state governments have no money bathing of tho time that is saved something, and developing the ^ spend for road* or any other to those who travel over the hightP fcW r.^teptiojk Cars were FAtfwd on lands, j.^nut ft je not «eU\j rboth ith sides o f the avenua ailwringiinsuffkitntiippoin.lorfothor Rifl'd of Immigrant. . ,f'V -< )urpM*s except' what tha people WAV*, .’and ,tho pleasure tha^ijs w .oror land and spire and tree vehicles to pass. Scraping offenders and slamming of brakes “ After the boom there will be a turn ov6r to them. But the peo­ added. In our own country we know Were common occurrences. Tho driver who negotiated t h e ' Pentium on workers, small form- plo o f the United States will give what hard roads mean to agricul­ \ T h e liners o f the sky are atout. nokrow passage between the two rows of parked automobiles cFr,sora,^ *58 1 be^nayfni^off the money moro freely for good roads • '/i/j ’ « \ ^ *i•< 4-- ' showed marked ability as a driver, if he did so without fondAhat him. be?nyPiSd up. and and for public schools than for ture. And after all is said and pilot waves a bravo farewell, scratching or. denting the fenders on his machine. And they will not be ao fond of their any other purpose. This is so be­ done, agriculture and horticulture motor roar*, the ship ascends, aro basic In our growth and devel­ winter hmnes." v ’ The Herald ia not exaggerating. Those who think the avenue cause they have como to know the opment. Anything we can do to eoume i » net Abd ell la well, The uboyo Intended knock calls d grera t the trip m bravely is plenty wide enough should drive along it some time when forth a lot of nupiitionB which the vital importance of both. God encourage tho cultivation of the end*. cars are parked on both sides. thoughtful mlmf will ask. Some of The best civilisations, and the ■oil is a contribution to the general sri.ty and happiness of the V A t very little expehBe, due to the foresight of those w h o the*e ouesUon* are: : most prosperous peoplo are found > of the whole country. City If this Florida country Is so Mlty planned Sanford, Park Avenue and these other through wealthy that no one has to do the n the countries that have the best acked up by a prosperous streets over which traffic is daily becoming more congested, rough work, Is it not a good placet highways and th* best public country are more valuable and de­ Shall long to know tha realm* of may easily be made wider and safer as well as more popular for the poor man with plepty of schools. These are fundamental in sirable. .Even the tourist that sto akydrives. human progress from a material at our hotels gets enjoyment from ■ And pilot auch an argoay. n ride through our garden and The Herald thopes a progressive city commission will re ­ ^ftped a "mushroom” city whose and n cultural viewpoint. farm sections, our groves and our inhabitant* have already made And fo r the daring lade who roam alize tho Importance o f immediate action on this matter. It their wealth and are having a good Florida’s marvelous progress be­ plantations. I find thia prayer upon m y llpa, is time these avenues were made wider. time spending it, worry .about its God keep and bring them safely existence ? horn* If nlnc.tenths of tho people go HhJ Who g o up to the eky In ohlpa. B E G IN A T H O M E M Y FAVOJEttTE S T O R IE S .hero to “ clean up,” why do they I — Edgar, A, Oueat, DAYTONA BEACH NEWS pure on “ getting rjght out By IRVIN & COBB Hia*rala? If conditions are that good W* never, met a hold-up man, REMOTE. FROM THE REAL one I place first in my' gallery of they would be foolish not to stay, but we know the owner o f a rcaAsk a Washington correspon­ ’ But uplift organizations and : CENTERS standard favorite* haa to do with would they nott * taurant. " _ If tho people them will not set­ dent to discuss modem trends at publicity campaigns and new laws ■WBrfvf 11;: A, •*- -1a ^_____ j * * i f f Distances, a s someone has ‘ so a Wyoming ranch foreman who aptly said, aro all relative. Also, was V* n waiv % ■»*■»b by •»*» - •** sent east his *employer In tle on tho lands,and develop them the nation’s capital and the chances will nevor do it. MUk !■" getting ' higher But uplift organizations and much depend* upon one's point of charge ' o f a cariood * of* po!lo ponies. ther« must be a fine opportunity are he’ll tell you that one o f the the fact that there lai atUl ettil an aband abtfnd- view. There is the story of tho He waa gono four weeks.' When he for thousands o f farmers who are most amazing is the great growth publicity campaigns and new laws anc# o f water. of 'argnnitationa o f tho type known' will never do it. Texas cowboy from beyond Brouos- arrival back at the ranch he wore Willing to do so, Is there not? r ) ,0 ■■ • The failings o f this country, like IF everybody with big lncomoe as “ upliftcrs.” vllle who made a trip to Dallas ahd an air of unmiatakable. pleasure *}’ Chicago police plan to make war upon hla return stated to a group and relief. During tho last decado or so its virtues, are matters that rest are going to Florida where they " Y on 1the gangetera. Does Chicago of his friends that he didn't be­ “ Gee,” he aald, “ It's good to get will not bo hied white by income Washington has seen an untold on each individual citizen. The really have police? lieve he’d ever go up north again—' home again. So fur as I'm. con­ and inheritance taxes, will that number of offices opened by dif­ way to remedy them is not by state not aoon be the richest state ferent outfits that, by impressing starting at the top and working A word to wlae la sufficient, but he didn't care fo r “ the way them cerned I don't never want to travel In tho world ? congress, seek to Imprint their down. You must begin at the ’ Yankee* Eyed." '■ * * > no more." who'* going to be the judge of rticular plans o f salvation on bottom, with tho Iccmnn and the Are city Iota in Florida selling at Also there is the little yarn re­ “ Didn't you like New York?"- those who are Wlae ? e suffering of the country. banker and the grocer and the Wall Street prices bceauao so many lating to the Death Valley pros­ asked one o f the hands. more people would rather live ini Some o f these groups arc small minister and the newspaper man pector who, having made a strike, “ Oh, It’s all right in ita way," he A Tampa man la reported to be end weak, soma are large and and the rest of us. . _ Florida than Wall.Street? out looking for hla wife. Maybo paid his first visit to Chicago and ■aid, “ but I don't keer for it." powerful. But all Issue reams of Do you think this nation needs 1/ hotels costing many millions endorsed the place by sayingi “ What’s chiefly the matter with •he's still out looking fdr Mm. of dollars are being rushod to com- printed statements and Put up a moro tolerance, moro kindliness, ’She looks to mo like she ought It?” Y ■' ----------o--------din that, In the aggregate, has a moro unselfishness./ moro vision, “ Oh" he said, “ it’a to bad blame lotion, is it not a good indication volume like Niagara's only shrill­ more poetry? The smallpox epidemic continues to make a permanent camp.” lie continue* Then, In God's tat there Is a great demand for But o f yarna of this tort the far from everywhere.” o grip Tampa, but we ‘have er. name, cultivate those virtues your­ j t*o hotels to house the visitors? Why Y i f ', , ‘i \ l|K».t any supprtoaioi the.‘ * na " s It’s easy to sympathize with self. Start the good work at home. are all tho people going there If them. Most of them ere honest Little by Utile the leaven will there la nothing worth while in --------- a-------------------- Florida? Why da men of wealth and hsve the beat Intentions In spread. F L O R I D A 'S P R E S E N T * Sit down and draw up your own Y Irving Berlin can’t sing “ All t ao much money in such won* the world. And yet— FORT MEYERS TROPICAL NEWS Wauldnit It be simply wonder­ pet model of a good American.! Alotte” anymore, but look at the rful hotels If the boom is going trouble he had because o f its com­ |to collapse 7 Arp they all cracy? ful If 90 per cent of them would Then go and copy that model in Moat fa-iters In considering pro In Florida, position. _v ; crops have *v Is it not better to llvo In a count ■hut mi shop, go homo and koep your daily life. It's all you ca n ' do— bat It’a enough. during the try with good roads and a bonded moderately'quiet for a time? duetion in Florida deal In tha fu-1 erased over . . . .. America la far from Jpcrfect, That way 11* freedom, truth, 1 three eeasone. Between indebtedness than to live In a coun­ And another thing that wo can’t turo rather than In the present. understand la that the less a woSept. 1, 1924, and July 81. 1P3&, try that. Is In debt and still is lack­ that is admitted. There are many* beauty, life.. And the way of the •man wears the .quire i t , costs to We havo become so uncustomed to 84,125 carload* of fruits and Vefe* ing in good roads? If the state many ways In which we ran b* professional upliftcr leads in an­ other direction, . reveling in future posalblllties as tables left the sttae of Florida. i dress her, highways are paid for by a four- improved. Ur agriculture, manufacturing and Florida produces more turpen­ cent tax'on gasoline does the cost --------- oI There’s a cabbage shortage and mining tha( we forget that In ail tine and roeln than any other not fall on peoplo who are most A N T I -R A B I E S V A C C I N A T I O N three of these basic industries Flor­ we may aoon expect to h e a u if an state. These product* were valued able to pay it? ' MIAMI NEWS increase In the prief of offr, f a ­ ida haa been a considerable factor at 112,892,323 in 1923. In 1933 Will people bnild ten-million dol in the United States for several more than 912,000,000 wot vorite cigars. . , ................ Ur Home* to live in only three years. tt‘. Y • •■ . "-H)' . , . ., fertiliser was produced ip months? And if they go awey for Announcement, by the City Di-1 early symptoms that demand at-,, In IMS the United States gov­ da. The state mine* me Congressman Green's attacks up­ tho summer will they not want to vieion of Health that 23 personsa tuition often result* in bite* being , on.the federal Inheritance tax have ernment figures show that th* man­ 80 per cent o f the leave their property in charge of neglected until it i* too late. I1 ■rs now unjer Pasteur treatment probably made some of It* propon- ufactured products of Florida ag- tho country, In 19 someone aUe? There *ro a number o f registered 188,258.000; farm crops ured tobacco product* to , ' ’ “ t* rod. 2 Would a little nan« thought uot fuf hydrophobia in. the Miami veterinarian* („ Miami who U(J-1 .. k785,00O{ and mineral* 908,350. Tampa ia one o f i -- ----- e - ----.’ *y ' HtrJI anyone that Florida 1* not go- district Mhould bo a powerful ln“deter anti-ruble* serum to dog* I New York Democrato would amounted to 112^58,000. Ing cigar manufacturing F Ug to be developed and built up by owner j iv.- to i l l ‘ * mlXImum fe«. fixed l>y ’ ' i you believe that the clhlef esDi - In 1026 there were 60,217 farm* the world. F lorid a n * □ |poppers? . 9. The vaccination is o f which ft.p a r cent were operated the United Mates In the party’s nomination noi ***** fo l«rr ue tb* state needs millions uf E T wlthmrt to the animal* nor docs ss by owners. Farm property was ture of cypres* lumber l_ * Trorkexs will it not get — * to Lake 1 .Ahem Il(. Ordinary cam valued a t 2390,801,717 in 1020, in the output of yellow, doe* It not offer ■ danger o f infection. while In 1910 It we* 9143,133.113. bet. I‘*y»0 < i -V • rtunity for the fee U a ccrtifl, . a ' Crocker* are not to The value o f farm land* and buildThe marvelou* del the millionaire together with a next Spring, a jotter to Florida is revealed to be a “ i would be uttachea t of Commerce says,.In tar way by the . end farmers During the loot fito years Flor­ 1913 the reeourcea, w«.haw *0 . it not bh a M be tcmcml imumed. t o *rernftini . cat can be “ boom” •?** fefT■j J n Y l ida ho# produced 03 per cent o f porifs o f the Unit < the grapefruit grown in this roun- rnnie* of Florid* ■lion that 3FW d 36 per cent of the orange*, In 1925 they amour mind is: wrwm yearly value of the 713.44A No other’ e ' up for the last three yrjrs Union can compare \ - Jorids if 0,000,000 hovcovld rasa tnsp befitt, •ltd »« ji , a r * ,,r . . f. t t ( 4J fjik 1 k S il; = * "Little strokes fell great oaks"; thu$?| Benjamin Franklin. Do not waste [ dimes------ save them nnd let them gnal her that regular deposits to your 09 Seminole County Bank aided by terest we ad d thereto will soon build! serve fund. 4/o Interest Paid on Savings Ao Seminole fiouniij Sanford,Fla, . STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR0«S S ti 4 i ■ 11 a t j § IJI * ’ : ' 11! W One store building size thirty by forty! forty by one hundred fifty feet locatedj Lake Mary show cases, scales included | action $2,500 terms. Fifteen acres land near Druid Park, prictdl mediately. Sec us tomorrow. $8 ,1100. Tel Five room bungalow near Elder Springs, aero lot, large trees. Right new five room bungalow on five i I-lder Springs, large trees; development I around; price $7,000. Nineteen acres land near Markham; smtH $7,000. R . R . E ld r ii 216 E. Second Street 8 S H O M E S — L O T S — FAR#1 f Z1 A C R E Aly; GME gs*-1 V '' ■ -.Jt:“t . W" f- Todays B e st B uys: Ave 1lZ ^ hoUKe in tha 17th block fnr*n.,ULUi? in* five rooms, and bath-, a n ce 'ecan a n be h ’ 1'urrang^ * 8 '5fta0° ance t ’ ™ !-3 five $2,600.1 S i. colcloi Real Estate ! K51 \ �the sanfor MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITdR LE eT b A D L a t H O T E L FORREST LAKE B R IL L IA N T E V P N T TUESDAY NIGHT little daughter*, who hare beat the guezt of Mr. and *Mrs. 0 . C Cochran, have returned to the!: homo at Athenta, N. J. • ' M tS > G L A D Y C E W I L S O N IS HON< AT D E L IG H T F U L P A R T Y T U E S D A Y t ill/ «I V w ^ day here on Wednesday attending • Mrs. Emmie 'OulnerlyLrwho naa m ! been the attractive guest of Mrs. laid with embroidered covers and to business. Carrie Worthington for the-past a delicious salad courts with cof­ fee was served.. A number of : J. D. Lacy o f Daytona Beach week, left Tuesday morning for guests joining the players for was among the business visitors Its her. home at Augusta, Ga. , , Sanford on Tuesday. _ 1 Miss Wilson was attired in a The Misses- Claire Zachray Elolse becoming frock of green georgette J. D. Davidson left Tuesday for Brady and Canneta Barber, Max with trimmings of gold kid. - Her Cuba and other pojnta where he Stewart, Hope Huff and Lake Zlljnpor* were alio of gold kid. ■piompson formed a congenial wijj spend several weeks. The affair was one of the most party motoring to Orlando on Mon­ delightful of the pre-nuptial court­ day even! wfaerc they attended Mr. and M m Braxton Baggett esies with which Miss Wilson is the show “ i left today for Jacksonville whore being honored, the exquisite taste of the hostess being reflected in thoy will spend a few days. t Mrs.MKarl B,. ^ Zint and littla , every detail. daughter, Charlotte, of Detroit, Mrs. Howard Hullck had as her Mien., wul spend the remainder o f Those playing bridge were Miss Gladycc Wilson, Katherine uests on Tuesday her Miter, Mis* the season in Sanford as tho guests Wilson, ElliBon White, Sara War­ . Hunt* and Mrs; George Moffat of her parento, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. ren Enstcrby. Lillian Shlnsholscr, of Orlando. Chaffee, at their homo on Park Edith Teague, Lilllo Ruth Spen­ Avenue. . * cer, Marion Hand, Leona Garman, Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Walker Martha Fox, Eleanor Herring, Ab- have returned from a week-end Mrs. Emma Abbott Lytnaff * of by Doudney, Mrs. Sid Rive, Mrs. motor trip to Dade City, Tampa, Altamonnte' Springs spent tho ho day Ned Chittenden, Sirs. Grant Wil­ St. Petersburg and Clearwater. In SanfordI 'oh on Tuesday, Tucsda: coming son, Mrs. Paul take, Mrs. Monroo hero to assist Mrs. .Abel ■ ___Amherst Hutton, Mrs. William J. Hardy, Miss Maud Tyre and Miss Mary Coult of Jackaonville at the recital Mrs. Robert J. Holly, J?.» Mrs. Benson motored to Orlando on given by the Music Department of Ralph Stevens, Mrs. Raymond Fox, Tuesday where they spent the day tho Woman’s Club Tuesday after­ Mra. Leslie Hill, Mrs, Braxton shopping. noon. Baggott and Mra. Robert .Thrash­ » • •' ••■ 1 . er, ' ' Mr. and M rs,, Welter Morgan, ^iMlss Jioskbs ^Johes. left Sunday Joining the players for tea were formerly af>-Ssnrt)Yd, .but> n(hv. of g en in g for iWashington,!, D.‘v C.,‘ Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. Adams, Daytona Beach, spent the day here Where she will visit tho Smithson­ Mra. Joe Gonzalez, Misses Velma on Tuesday. ian Institute for ideas for tho In­ Hhipp, Dorothy Mere, Katherine dian Mound Village subdivision Jay, Eula Eubanks and Anna KanThe many friends of Mrs. Lo hero. She will also visit in Nsw ner. Roy Chittenden wlllregret to learn York' for tho latest ideas for de­ that she Is quite ill at her home veloping this attractive village. • on Evans Street. 0 / exceptional brlllianco and ^aded m crystals, With this she Miss GUdyce W ilson,'a poular WASHINGTON, Jan. H L -(A V , .vas the annual Robert wore a lovely Spanish shawl. & T c" nall K‘ ven Tuesday evening nfOf tan georgette with* flowers bride-elect of February, .was the Winter track crops made, guest of honor at a beautiful ♦ Vhn Hotel Forrest Lake under growth In south Atlantic _ _ bridge party given on Tuesday aft­ n ernoon nnsDices of the N. do V. How- S tffa a s -* tonoa °ver br°w here us* o f ths . eool wsetier, with Mrs. George A. Deent- “ S Chapter. United Daughters of ”, j l ” sS.'„™rt *“ra Cpttes ns fair to good advance waa Reported the gracious hostess, at cH: Claude Herndon's robo of her lovely new home on Park Ave­ from East Gulf. aections, the De­ C°Thc1 C hnmlsomely furnlshe ► Hiit .CO orCfl brocaded velvet over nue, self lone satin. clock, room ws* convert^.into a partment of Agriculture ‘ said to­ hodist bower with potted. P«lme and , .y.c,'°Y embroidered georgette The npnrious living.. P »m was day. In Its review of mbmed with silver boskets and jto of plants, together with .pedestal bas­ .trimmings of pastel ribbons thcr conditions ln .T •tat* red Radiance Park kets of red Radiance roses, pdln- was the lovely frock worn by Mrs. vases filled with for the week ending ruses, narcissus and ferns. The Bcttlos and ferns. Numerous J. II. Jackson.Frost or freezing npjirosch of Valentine aooson, was Impor- Tings were also effectively used. or damaged tender fJESJ w iSThc' - l i h ” h.«rt», cup'O. High At one end of the .spacious room bena'ty of Florida, ■ R Pbat Ppw was the flower bedecked punch tie: such a$ cel' Frank table where delicious fruit punch etto » «beaded » in* rhinestones. • * W ? SS?arjE 8S& 5? S3 cibS J ? were not materwas effectively carried out brd and was served throughout the eve­ Black goorgettc embroidered crcop tally. Citrus fruits'w«M.mot af­ teases ning by Mrs. Juno RoumlUnt, Mrs, and beaded In gold bends and with calendulas, nasturlums nnd fected, and. the, low temperatures .Tub at Allen Jones and Mrs. Mary Strong.',th rends, was the gown worn bv ------...... , . In the south west were favorable., _ On the cord tables were heartGreeting the guests upon nrrivn! Mrs. L. P. Ifagan. Condition by states: «D ho were: Mrs. Clnudc Herndon, Mrs. Mrs. Forrest McAllister was shaped Baited Puts ond mint which Florida) Freezing severe] days . Forrest McAllister. Mrs. Henry gowned in toast colored brocaded 1" crc enjoyed during , the game, In north and central and damng• Joes will Purdon, Mrs. J. H. JackBon and velvet over mntching crepe satin. |Scores were kept on, Valentines ing to killing frost to southem dihomo of Mrs. L. P. Hagan. The programs Mias Pen ic t a c Bell’s stunning an(1 Kamo o f bridge proved ex vislon killed or seriously hom ed . . ilh Street were distributed by Mrs. M. S, frock watjof red velvet and georg- optionally interesting, strawberry blooibJ, potatoes, began isc whose Wiggins, Miss Ferric Lee Bell and ette | The prize for' high KJW, J and other tender trucks; celery,,' » of No* Miss-Mabcl Bowler. lettuce, Miss Mabel Bowler wore n be.- china doll powder jar and bath . . . vhvv, cabbage, » w » kc. and u u citrus-hot tiiru* not o f- . ; <f uaiy. The murid whs unuZuolly good com ng frpek o f beige georgette ’ salts went to Mias Marion Hand, fected, «a a rule, and truck near n 11 Loss- and was furnished by the Semi­ beaded in tho various shades of In cutting for tho - consolation coast suffered to less extent .. n. will Ion nole Syncopators. Several feature blue. ! prise, which woa bath crystals and -r ' ' ' '■ s 1 Sinlion of dances were Introduced in which The lovely frock worn, by Mrs. j a quaint china powdw. bowVMj** •'Foriy-he^KiiFsdoALprphihlUon ra. H. R. favors qf caps, noise makers of all M. 8. Wiggins was fashioned uf Edith Teague was th* fQ*;tui:ato agents have been killed oa^the'Uno ; at 7:30 kinds were given out by Mrs. E. A. royal blue broended velvet. one. Miss Wilson .wet. Jlrttented of duty by unscrupulous, runi runDouglass. ners nnd boutl^gjvendors. . A robo of old rose georgette articles for her trousseau. i will cnAt 11 o'clock, the grand march heavily beaded in harmonizing At the conclusion o f the card ub at 4 was led by Mr. and Mrs. F. E, tones, wns worn by Mrs. Allen game, the tables were cleared ami itagnolla Rouiiiillat, after which supper was Jones. Don’t miss the beat* entertainjnont o f ,the season.—Chortle But­ served. Dancing was then 'con­ Mrs. June Roumillnt was attired . ut 8:15 tinued until a late hour. ler Thursday night at the High in flame-colored brocaded velvet Church Circle Meets School N a v a l P lan es O f f School, 8:16. o'clock., . . . Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, was lovely and chiffon. Just a Collar Mrs. A. W. Frost of Orlando, car’s ox- in shell pink georgetto hnnd-paintMoat becoming wns the costume WithMrs.G.A.Radford was the guest of her mother,. Mrs. F or G uantanam o f for this etl in blue and Bilvcr-over flesh worn bv Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, of Bloomfield Hullck onJTucsday aft­ tthe Kl- satin. “ Chcrlo” velvet studded with ernoon at tho Hotel Forest tako,Circle No. Five of the Methodist _______jjwp ■i yroR F oL K rV i:; j w . flve the Mrs. David Caldwell wore a frock rhincstonds und rubies. Church held a most inspiring meet­ enty three Of the 25 naval Wq Bperlsllse (a Wrecks of soft white, georgetto and rhine­ Of Chartreuse green georgette Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rousho mo­ “Can- stones over satin, • ing on Tuesday afternoon at the . * bended in brilliants and touches of nes'Thnt will fly', from hero to tored to Daytona on Tuesday where jes." at Sanford Radiator and Mrs. E. A. Douglass was nttir- kilver was the frock worn by Mrs. home of Mrs. G. A. Radford of they will spent several days with Guantanamo, Culm, to participate Jock. cd in orchid georgette heavily J. D. Woodruff. their daughter Mrs. C. Gates., French Avenue, with a good at­ In the joint maneuvers of the ^B ody Works ■—.i< ,i. tendance. Atlantic fleet had hopped o f f at Mrs. H. S. White, mother of tli steriMany important matters o f busi­ Judge Weyman White, was called 9:80 o'clock this morning. The ’“Arzs.Jrs.v jsl 5SSr* Mln* Miss Lucille Bolz Is Pipe Organ Members ness were attending to, and plans to Vidalin, Ga., on Tuesday by the other two, one of them that of tho W« t ! s f a s a w { . , a a ! , * » serious illness of her mother. ' flight commander, wdro delayed hy ft the ll- Hostess A t D inner A t A re Entertained On were mndc and pcrfoctcd for the engine trouble but were expected .' . are W «t atm Hotel Forrest L a k e T u e s d a y Afternoon j year's work. At tho conclusion of Mr. and Mrs. DeYeslcy Hill of to get away within nn‘ hour. .A . ! V.'■*J w fW A n « r U i j business, a social hour was enjoy­ Orlando motored to Sanford on tuo will The members of the Pipe Orgaq_ ed, the hostess serving tempting Miss Lucilo Bolz was tho charm­ Tuesday and were the guests of 1 75: O L D T lM B fitner on the former’s mother, Mr*. •Ernest ing young hostess-on Tuesday eve­ Club of the Baptist Church were refreshments. LONISVILLE, Jan. 20.—W — Krupp, can' Le­ ning when she critortalrted'n num­ most .pleasantly entertained on Seventy five “ old time'1 fiddlers, VALDEZ HOTEL It nt 8:00 ber of her friends at dinner at Monday afternoon nt the homo of Legion Auxiliary Will Mrs. Carrie Worthington and her survivors of, elimination contests Mrs. Robert Merriwether on Miller I n s t a l l O ffic e r s 'A t guest, Mrs. Emmie Qqlndrly spent He enter- the Hotel Forrest Lake. ’ the week-end'at Winter Haven as In •Tdnhbssoe, Kentucky, hnd South The daintily •appointed .dinner Avenue, with Mrs. Merriwether IV. D. la a f« r r * ‘ta*aia«' £ the guests of Miss Elizabeth Indiana' entered .the noml-finals'toMeeting Friday N ight me, with tabic was centered with n low ami Mrs. Mitchell nB hostesses. A short business session wns Brockwcll/T z y / * • , > ■ ■ day to determine the champion of A. M. mound of sweet peas in the pasta) m bold, at which time reports from tho three states who .wlll makp' a . . The auxiliary of the Campbell o'clock. I' tints, snap dragons,' and feathery the rummage sales were given by Voile Williams, '.Hugh Tll)U, trip-to Detroit and have a. chance K Lossing Post AmcVicun Legion will Peter Sclrnnl nnd’ Edgcrton Patter­ ht-thq national fiddle-cmwrr.' ■* sprays of asparagus ferns. At Mrs. Estridge. A splendid report fo n t hold Its installation of officers nnd son wcrei among tho*o’ ftom Snu- . •More than t .000 old .timora ' . r,inir ™ » n from the progressive teas was n|so each place were pink and drawn their !’ bows1-----bows acrossL “fKRUea; ford attending Che1boat. races at drawn, filled with wHh salted^nuta'R' ven nlof th*3 time. a At tho hour con- also enjoy a social on Friday even­ w rLockport, nut cup* filled salteu huolMss. social In district,eliminating contests In ! MET Mount Dora on Tuesday. J t bial story and candies. Fastened ” o ‘tho S ' f u s i o n , of bv— ............. - — - ing nt 7:30 o'clock dt the home of the’three statk* and today wlnnfcrti ay morn- were the cunning place cards dono of frnKrnnl liard^ ls Mrs. H. It. Stevens on Park Ave- This collar or mnldskiu Is ono of ,..,.Mi»a- Alberta Ayeoek 1 . the newa-sk fo rm s'o f "high* •i. U(fa ftrns 'wcrcF'uSird'Tireharttllng ” a..................... || mcnlbcrt* ofid* thone who ore* Nillar”rni; The- molesWh la dyifd Schaah <Idod iotdMvrti **/■*•*■*■, K: * profusion in tho rooms. Refresh- eligible are urged to attend a* mat­ « dark green. The riltbon is green wore a congoninl .party motoring . Oatstanding-among.tho cpntM t-!' to. Orlando on Tuesday' 1oveulng ahta Is “ Blind^Oe" .Mmigurn, 74,.' ' -jQB] ters of much interest will be dis­ und gold atriped.giusgreln* , . Cow an >vnero they atto,nded•.'“ Sally,^' 1 o f Pudacah," K y „ " blind s)ncc In­ *, w , *• f't • . r w ' will i>o o f in dloss suits were given tho boys. llW3» stuffed celery, nnd hot ch >c- cussed. Plans for tho ensuing year fancy, who wod the district ’contF^t ' 1 '' ( -, : , ' ' ,. i be __ mode nnd a most intercat_______________ ldren, who AA ft' O' o’clock n delicious' .ta six elate wore served. On coch plate will „„ Mr. and Mrs. D. C. . Britt and there with his mx^tlnn of “ Listen were bouquets of narcissus to be j intf program for tho year will be , Thu .io p jff.. comM from Sheet M e ta l G w end. The course dinner wna sarved. Dancto the Mocking-Birds". -• 1 it enter- ing was cnjoyud following tha .r TP. 207-Fnnch Avo. to attend dinner when favors o f caps and Charllti Butler, Singer nhd Im­ were Mrs. W. I). Gardiner, Mrs. I. aoclI(| meeting wiUi the American , -hln* worn «t«.mo,l f,,r " " ■ r * T . . ’ sSsSr E r r social nireung passing ships wore stopped for personator at High School Thurs­ noise makers were given. See Charlie Butler n't the.High' — Miss Bolz was assisted in enter- E. Estridge, Mrs. B. G. Mcthvln, School Thursday night I day night. •, a S S f f l ! ,rib“" >■>' ««• her ninthliln O f -talning her guests by her moth- Mrs. Pitchford, Miss Mnrtlin Fox, i nmi C i B r H . C. H. PcarcV-. Mrs. J. H.-Col1 or. Mrs. Frnncia B„7 BOU, nnu Mrs. c]ough( Mrs A M> i-hHHps, Mrs. W omen Fail To Get A fO G lV e| claudo Herndon. Vf; Covers were laid for Misses Lu* Francis Boltz, Mrs. R. H • Berg, Golf ^ ee^iM J N lg n tjcIlo Bolx, Julia Higgins, Mary Mrs Forrest Gatchcl, Mrs, Forrest Separate Mahoney, Ella Spencer, Carmen McAllister, Mrs. A. K. Rossiter, Sirs. R. H. Cooper nnd Miss Jim­ NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—OF)-* J of 5Iiss Gutherio, Francis Reitz, Sherwood mie Laing. Efforts of women golfers to con­ Harvard, Evans Spencer, Claude Jve a medal trol their own national champion­ Herndon, Kinchen Powers, Jim Ing at tho Higgins nnd' Leonard Millet. ship tournament thia year have Mrs. Coult Appears In Auditorium. , i r Assisted By fulled. Miss Mftry K. Browne, leader «r ^t that wu:-i Bridge Luncheon- For Recital movement for u separutc wo­ Spring but Mi's. Emma'A. Lyman amen’s association, has received o SJ of Miss M ich igan Visitoi’Gi ven letter from II. H. Ramsey, scereBy Mrs. Fred W alsm a One of the best afternoons of tnry of the United States Golf As­ music given this yeur by the Music sociation with the information. fed of ti1(; Explaining tho women’s ncUtlon Mrs. Fred Wulsniu wus tho grac­ Department of the Hanford Wo­ I of Hollins man's Club, Vas thut of Tuesday wua received too late for any def* H ious hostess on Tuesday after­ The noon when • she entertained tho when Mrs, Abel-Amheurst-Coult, inlte action, the letter reveals that ^ A lF m a d e o T "n e w T a ^ s 7 ^ V s o r le 3 ^ 5 ^ Kiwunis members « f tho Tuesday Dupll- Jacksonville pianist, gave a recital, tho association plana to increart assisted by Mrs. Emma Abbott the membership of its women s V» ■. cote Bridge Club and one extra Lymnn of Altnmonto Springs. committee from five to nine.; lar $1.25 values, special for one day only evening table o f players ut her homo on The spacious club auditorium Miss Browno declared that the Cameron Avenue, complimenting her home guest, Mrs. John Wals­ was decorated with potted palms, effort to establish an independent Thursday— autumn leaves, tall pedestal bask­ women’s organlzatfbn wtuld con­ High ma of Grand Haven, Mich. ets of foliage and . calendulas, tinue. ~_______ i Tho roqms, where the card tables were placed, were aglooin with bright jure and baskets of cut flower snap greenery carrying out ARMOUR SERIOUSLY IL tf com!, ^i|ey baskets o f calendulas. nnrcUsus tha color, scheme of grcq|i and -i .v \ VliY am i/ruses. CHICAGO, Jan. 20.—</D—J. Og­ gold. , , Only 100 rugito.sell. :S Aften an absorbing game o f du­ Mrs. Copit is a musician . of den Armour, chalrmanof the board — Steele plicate bridge, scores were counted merit and is widely known through Ins. <md it was found that Mrs. J. C. out the South. Her artistic play­ of directors of Armdur and Oo., Von Dyke Benson, Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. ing and interpretation o f Mac packers, is critically ill with indi­ ■ : '' Harry taw h and-Mrs. 8 . M. Lloyd Dowell music buorght forth gener­ gestion at his home here. He was iry. ■' *cre holders o f high score among ous applause. Mrs. Lyman, whose stricken at Christmas and has been in bed for aeveral days. |on. the club members. Mrs. Archie sweet sympatehtic voica 1b bo well rt" Betts bold high score among the known and loved by Sanford peo­ Innic Donne 1 guests ond was awarded a pretJ ple, wa» never more lovely than on FIGHT FLANS UNDER WAY Her *y flower receptacle. The hon- this occasion. Both artists graNEW YORK, Jan. 20.—(/F)—The ‘>rec was presented a piece o f ril- ciously responded wkh encores. Arehestrs. Evening Telegram says today that yer as memento o f the occasion. Late in tho afternoon, a aocia nearly completed Following the awarding of the hour was in order, ao that all prize, the hostcoa served a tempt­ might meet these two charming ^ B o d ie s ing salad course with coffee. visitors. The guests were seated ayl I e e t in g -1 Invited to meet Mrs. Walsma at small tables, centered with minstho Jersey City w |^rcr* ®lfs * J- C. Benson, Mrs. lure pots holding calendulas and * t ePN r n1f\r\r\ o o n fo r g o Knight. Mrs. Chnrlas E. ferns. Refreshments of orange ice Henry, Mrs. Harry tawis, Mrs. and Individual angel food cakes ice BIG FIRE AT PINE BLUFF j d Man at 3:30 s. M. Lloyd, Mrs, Hal Wight, Mrs. in Svhite and » llo w were served by ti-t-sU ' [ a joint meet- Ernest McGowan Galloway. Mrs. FINE BLUFF, Ark., Jon ! parent-teach‘ M & S f i - P I/H—Fire early today swapt 20 pieces, all colors, light sha« Mrs. Archie Betts and Mrs, Sam- ternoon was as ioiiowsj seed house of the Planters ( L J .. c,ty »t u*1 Vounts. . •bool. •On The Holly Night" Dvorak Seed Oil Mill, causing an cstii dresses, all fast colors, Mrs. Ab«»l Amhearst Colt- b« presided damage of app ton, superin- H ig h School P atron s (al^ “Joyous Morning", Harriet Mtructions and a yard value; 31 inches w id e- ^ <b) W * " Troe", Mary Turner flame importance to U rg e d T o A tte n d M eet • the appoint*• control o f Bi| All Abltott Lyman, al stufillOAI __ Mac Dowell. ... 'gB . “ nssocinUons dents, pat ►hoped that. friend* qf -tl s IVAS! are The thu **h tees 9m* " " T A Mutclc & I Hodgins & Mr 25c YARD 25cYARD 73 CENTS EACH �the result whs • « « In :th o f the Finance Committal day, - . ; - **The battle baa not been but .wo arc gaining group i Ji t tm aural that the It, even though repeal and in favor -If ■otb|U nec Ita due , o f; Trammell* appeared before the Finance Committee during ita hearmd that Co& Knight U werk>ngB and urged that the Committee iust as hard aa ever fo r repeal tn reporting the-bill to the Senate le tax and wlUvApt discontinue >t only. stfPto out the Crocn. Sorts until tpe.baUle is flnalrtf*’ MS amendment but recommand repeal o f the tmXi" maid Mr, Dnnn. , . Col. Knight Active , The red fex originated at Fex, for a thousand years the Holy,City ■ 'Vben Representative Green some o f Morocco. . {.v " . months ago launched his movement to nmmnf the Inheritance tax law hd*: Col. Knight v u one c f the. first' Abd-cl-Krint, leader o f the “ Rlfnyh ,Flo tiiunnr to realise whftt wns in- back to the Hdowufdr concurrence. fians," was once a student at the "Florida should he deeply intef»na volved. He haa written hundreds fetter* to friend* In all nartA of csted In the vote on the inheritance University o f Madrid. htyo the country*asking cooperation In the' the hfittle to have the tax repealed, lon J m hail, been recommended by the l .—2 6-room flats, with bath, fating East on Myrtle, be, p*« ) President nnd the Treasury. Detween 10th and 11th streets, 60x117, double garage. $10,000. •to; partment, and haa prepared for $4,000 cat*. Now leased to Dec. 1926 at $00 perm on tb. on- puiilirution numerous articles . . . ■ >, , •W. 'pointing out the anlurtitess not only, 2^—100 ft. to 160 ft. facing Bast on Sanford Avenue be* the tweeb 10th and U th Streets, $160 per foot. Terms reasonable. !A hi * of the Green amendment but o f ,the - • • 3. — 16 acre celery farm— 7 acres titled—to Eureka Ham­ mock, Price $10,000. $3,000 cash. 1 and 2 year* on balance. cured.that Green,*-plan* wpre so Well - laid, ft would be difficult to 4.—Lot 60x117, faring East nn Sanford Avenue. Price 'head thertl -ofT and whilo tb<‘ people $12,000.' $1,000 cash, 1, 2 and 3 years. •» o f Florida ,W r e , Sleeping h» was wide* nwfflka .and working day and v r vf *-night to nrcomptish this end. Tho cilia* for mouths elfgVts o f CoL Knight have had A everything in his marked influence in powerful quar­ -nmyal gf the |n- ters and* backed by the work of Established 1910 »nd with Senator Senator Fletcher In Washington LOANS D.uring the nearly nine months th a t I have been con-, tinuously at work on this superb development hardly a day has passed that I have not been asked whenlj would begin to sell, and usually the enquirers have volunteered the opinion that thb location was the most sightly and desirable in Sanford and have expressed] an intention to buy as soon as the opportunity was given* ‘E very day the grow th o f Sanford and the character i t rqy developm ent have added to the value o f this av<Jai the adjacent property. It was my purpose not to sihgle lot until my extensive plans had all been wofti opt, b u t the d ela ^ due mainly to the em bargoes onn* terial, in gettin g m y paving program carried out,« even the construction o f curbs and gutters which wouij give me the grades to which I must w ork and protect mj planting, has held me back. W hat I have done, howevd all over the entire property, shows clearly th e charade o f this developm ent which, when completed, will be on o t the m ost'notable in Florida. W ith contracts ahead] let fo r all m y paving and the prospect that work will b under fu ll headway very shortly, which I will folto closely a fter with sidewalks and beautification, and th construction o f the club house, swim m ing pool, pi! grounds fo r adults and children, and other communi! building, I am ready now to announce that the BONDS A n n o u n cem en ts F o r 1926 * Opening o f Second Section of Fort Mellon— L o t$ _ 1 6 ,17 a n d 18, B lock K , fo o t, it t $ 1 4 0 .0 0 . . . . . . . a . . . * . . . * . . . . —. . . . . , . . . . > prices decidedly low— reservations now being a*> ’L o ts 13 ah'd 14, B lb ck L , a t .. Beautiful new M A R V A N IA ' H H H I and English Cbldnlals— Commodious nntiTndtvl- E o ts 1 and 2 in Block 1 fa cin g Seminole i \ if f '. • » ■* v L {. am '«S .ft'.a yv homes— Spanish' Bungalows B ou levard duality supreme. •. , i, Among our offerings of Business Property Very desirable for residence or apartment house sites, and priced below the market. and acreage unusual values arc found. ■ 1 Brift-CMttenden Realty Co., lac, '% , REALTORS vZtOEast First Stteet Magnolia At Second Phone 708-709 LOANS Phone 48 INVESTMENTS vVrfe & l F 0 L L W A B B A N T Y DEEDS, will be given buyers, and ,... INSURANCE POLICIES will accom pany every deed, fr e e o f ch arge. 4 f , „ ,v. * BU YERS A R E PROTECTED AN D THE ARTISTIC AND HARM ONIOUS DEVELOPM ENT OF, THE EN TIRE PR0P: E R T Y A R E INSURED B Y THE FOLLOWING • t •* RESTRICTIONS * H ouom facing Houses fucing or adjacent udjocent to Swan bwnn Ovul, Revona Park and Rainbow Garden must cost not less than 510,000. House* facing exclusively on Editha Circle, Margaret Road and Arcadia Road must cost not less than $6,000. ' • , •u House? on all otber lots in Highland Park must cost not leas than 18,000. t Housob facing exclusively on Colomul Way and on Franklin Strcctf must be of tHouses facing exclusively on Oak and French Avenues must be ^ f Old Englisli style. • All other houses must Ik* of what is known ns the Mediterranean style of un:hlt«et&*, which includes Spanish, Moorish, Venltiun and Italian. All houwa (unless in case ■»! tourist's hotel*) must be single family eai ----_ dwcllimr. ctKN #Cf** pled for no other purpose, ami no building can*bu creeled on any lot lot other other than tho iil£ maln^wdl'Wi i, excepting a garage for not more than three cars, which may include >— ----------1 servants’ quarters, to be « * » pied Tor* servanta' quartern qnly, and not to be eroctcd until after the main For a period of ten year* no building can bo erected unles. mv #, . nn,w in writing, countersigned by myself. Its exterior plajj and its, locatton on th “.ESriso to protect every owner against unfair encroachment by the owner of «,» lhj , ot' ^ s last provi an “adjacent U . Other resVlctions provide for maintenance in Kood wndiUon diaennt lo t drives, ns pl*«)tad by ntyaulf, for keeping vnrant lota free from of the purked spaces along t»* weed,, and rubbish, against' the use of any lot or building fo r business pur or rental to penona of other fh*° the Caucasia*.race, against the keeping of ......n,lt toe erection o f mors Ijo® one dwelling on * « y hi ogle lot.’ ■ >■ h There wliFbe no first, second and subsequent units in the salc , ......... of Highland Park. ThA eutlw property Nrill be thrown open for the fortunate first comers to makaT£3 selections and wbrt a l i m i t e d o f lots-are sold,,the remainder will bo withdrawn from“ ieir i toe market until the co-,. tire devehipfaeat is completed. There la no guarantee as to how Ion, l« .to* opening prices wUI coo-, tinue. They » • * be advanoed- «t any time without notice, or nil unit, There can be no question about these lota advancing to level* h, rvt.x lots withdrawn from *a*f; you want to take advantage o f this rare opportunity, tho time to LVore tinknown io .Sanford. “ 5|5 F irst N alJoijal B a n k Phone 713 �, vp ■-V- “ *■ * - T n E SANFOP^t HERALD! NE8 D AY, JANUARY 20. Y o u th s Jailed W ith Arsenal H e le n Wills C reates {<> F avorable Im pression' In F irst French Gam e llete J. Greenway, Team M a te A CHICAGO. Jnn. 20.—W7—Tlic Oilcaro National Lcaguo base­ ball club, the Cubs, have turned to the Irish to recover from their monstrous season o f last year and owner William WrigIey.,hSa thrown away the rubber band dniihe bank toll. The leader o f the Iriah In­ vasion is Joe McCarthy, former manager of the Loulavflle Ameri­ can Association team, who will pi­ lot the Cubs this year.McCarthy brought with him from the I.oulavllle club, Maurice Shannon, shortstop,1 who ‘ wlH fill the gap left by the departure of ‘itabbit’* Maranvillc, for Brook­ lyn.* .''i waguo outfielder pro*t*ct, was Recalled froh Wichita Falls, As conch and assistant joarii. Mc­ Carthy haa obtained the services Of Jimmy Burke, former mannger bf the Toledo club, and Mike Ital­ ian. once famous as a short atop for the Phillies. These seven. McCarthy, Shan­ non, Kelly, Cooney, FlUgerald, Burke and Italian, are the majori­ ty of the new talent Infused into the Chicago North Sid’s chib this winter In the hope of lifting it out of the cellar. The club today has one-'of the greatest arrays of young talent for outfield berlhs in history. There are a dosen from whom McCarthy may select hi* regulars. The infield list also •has i lengthened by several new era. But mow pitchers* arc scarce ns the club already Was fdtriy well fixed in that respect. There are a dozen twlrlera from whom McCarthy will select about t . ___ a i Texas iitMri eight U to o.ei... carry through ithe aeason. ■ »>.--"Vi Sic su-'t- » Kthe en- Hng the [several Ineering itruction municiavailable -44 miles is an arm k strands 1 capable 1of more v swung |ect high. |t apart, |th those liver. It T mremoM winumcn .oi mil wmu, and John Campbell Greenway, who had to bear the heaviest burden because of opposing teams eonsldered It next to impossible to circle Hlnkey’s side of tho line. ’ Greenway, who died here yester______________________ ______ ■■ The catchers Include the same old trio—"Gabby" Hartnett, who n» u fellow—delt with welcome tho visiting Irishmen. Mike Gonsales and Jack Curry. In short, the Cuba have a wealth of material and a new manager who brought pennants frequontly to Louisville In the Amirican Association race. The squad will make the earilm t start for trainihg camp In National league history arriving on the Pacific Coast Feb. 14. McCarthy has annnunred he will abandon the mountain- workouts o f some of hU prodecesfors. and oxpects to bring the sored slowly into form so thet they will not go stale early In.the season.’ ----------------------- --------------------- — --------------- =-------------- ----------------------------------------------------- — ----->-------------- - - ■: — »t <i. J1 \ | re ‘atoi’iman, n i of tho I wntcr When Horace Chesney, 16 (lower inset), and Howell T. Hoifclns, 17 md run* (upper inset), came down the turnpike, their automobile packed with ■ stores sundry artillery, the police o f Kansas City took them to jail. To add to the police suspicions; Chesney had n fresh bullet wound in. his arm, which Hoskins said was Inflicted accidentally. In the car were a Browning machine gun with Maxim silencer, nn automatic rifle, an automatic shofc gun, three revolvers, 600 rounds of machine gun am­ munition, a four-tube radio i»*t, two flashlights and three heavy Inp­ robes. Hoskins was a University of Tennessee student and Chesney a was to waiter. he city troying ranch perty. power (its for placed ; ti - ■* . ..A 1 A‘ ,j»-' ’ ' -V • ‘ . m CANNES.-Franc*. Jan. W.—(ift — Helen WHU haa created a very favorable impression by her first tennis match on the rlvlera. After she defeated Mrs. E. M. w Green, of iw ii , u* Engl England, 8-0, 8-0, Major J. F. Rendell, an English professional, r e -, marked: “ Mias Miss Wills Wilis appears to be in fairly good form in spite o f ; the trip. Her game Is excellent, fieri backhand and forehand drives ate good and her volleying Is steady. Her amaahee alone are uncertain. [ many of the finding the-net, l —----------------— —------- --------------- I day, after anoperation, was a min- J Ing engineer and a veteran o f ten wars. Col, Roosevelt promoted him to first lieutenant for gallanry with the "Rough Riders", at San Juan H1U. For bravery In France., while a lieutenant colonel, he w as; awarded the distinguished service cross and various French honors, Greenway, who was 63 years old. played with Hinkey on the football team of 1892, 1893 and 1894, apd slso vyaa a star catcher, receiving, the pitching o f. the noted’ ‘*D«fchv Carter. He wa« general manager 0f Calume) and Ariiona Mining Company and lived at Alo. Arisons, — ---------------- , ’* ^ ADOPT sir . Bath R n n m T issu e ’ A . Rail Free Watch f orfaupon Api) e a r s Tfiurferiefci ------------------- ---- ----------------- ---------— ----- - f , m M \i '■ ' Sutanne’a superior technique will win over the American girl." The battle o f the tennis ball manufacturers for; supremacy on the rl vlera . courts ft • attract h r nearly as much attention aa the possibility of » Lenglen-WilL *i *. * ,/ > • ► ,1 %Vk\'t j i* f1 :'V 'W V v i . f. •] •' • % 1 The Gem o f the Country Club Section Indian Mound Village ON THE HIGH SHORES OF THE ST. * 6 .-0 7 - pie vault kncl may height of estima11arttutelago ra train-, intry. ful spring when* he J he stands Ibis socks, JlHile do io llains llillfug power, y do thq JOHNS RIVER i: - .t!Sf•- 6' '• *, -* * ■y.wr *•*.• f. should *: Chosen by ttte first Americans because of its natural beauty, its water, hunting and fishing ad­ vantages. Now being made u bower of beauty for your* homo. ■■. •\ \V JWJ.-- . A »- Tins is you f chance. t > • Sanford has no better opportunity for profitable invest-^ ’ t 1 \*v! " ' ,1 mfcnt than Ravenna Park offefs today._______ ; o jO v .* t . —•— r— « ■• ' ■; ■ 1" " / r , -; •* .* .r • • '~ y . , .- • ^ v ■ •I i : , >’ ••.* 1 ‘ 1^ ; ». ■ ,,o •. :> .■ . }•;.* <y .— r ■ : h ’ -.*1 •“ The Davey-W inston Organization; .■ • ‘ Inc. ’ j I « t Located in the immediate Country Club section and . SALES AGENTS ‘t j enjoying all its privileges, Ravenna V I’ honc 7<l7 Masonic BWr . . ; j , ' Park offers;to ih e f homeseeker an ejetra boon) w^h its low (l prices and easy payments u-V*! *! ■7 -.7.*i*~iif1 'U r: * & T he improvements are progressing ' 'l i v i l l Residential sites at Althinonte bn tho Dixio Highway, be­ tween Sanford and Orlando. • Whether you wish to build or sell at 4 profit, you will agree ■with us that no more attractive location can be found and ’ the prices from $1,400 up are far less than you would expeet to buy thase kites for, when you see them. 26 percent first pay- • tasoiiish •■arf luU ’ r;, ■■ ■ 203-205 Building tf ■ _ Meisch , l>. .1 •» The actual ■' J . »;*l ' at an ea^rly”date, ; V^t- s * Sales Force: R. W. LAWTON, J, M. ROCHE. . <, velopment. Tfioiie who act quicicl^w ill reap a rich plSofit, ' profit. AND NOT SENSATIONAL -. • ( . * 1 ^ 1 , ■*J l. i J I .ft:,. fj u. -’ IK r-f lY r .? • ■«>-r- . *L-v.; .--.A:*t'' BAG LQTS— TON - . Present prices are lovyer here -than in n eigh b orin g de* OUR ADVERTISING IS TRUTHFUL itea* it.tr ' W. L A W T O N Out. tin t tm and the work sidewalks will be laid at an early d$te. vjW anSrr k ml # of clearing the property is well under way.*^ Streets and building of homes is anticipated t *• . have been cut through to the highway Pricoi* have been the same since development work started. New prices go into effect next week. R. rapidly. Streets - Jlfe LOTS •' M kt 1x1 us figure on your requirements and « you money. H A Y lr G R E E N — M OLAi If *I * , a 3'v.* * . .%T4..At. * .j m �i c r V\C t{1nU ac 'Itl Wv (1 vy i hicai tl Wv y cf * Ninety men are at work at Sanford Manor. Ninety men, from eight in the morning fcjll five at night. T h e y have been working, working steadily for two weeks— clearing, grubbing, discing, plowing— transforming a tract o f high pine land a mile in width by half a mile in depth, seven minutes from the center of Sanford. Preparing for the development of Sanford Manor. T h e work of scores of men, the investment of thousands ol dollars— that is the initial history of Sanford Manor. A n honest, * t_ _1 _* et ! _pp H yr i_v \ *• ft and successful effort to offer improved homesites— not a platted wilderness. . * Here streets are being cut and graded. Combina-.1 1 ■ » i r' lion curbs and gutters are going in. f. 1 . IV t Sidewalks of Portland ce' | . i l l rp i . . „ ment— five and six feet wide— are being laid. T h e Manor En trance— thirty-five feet in height and one hundred feet long— i ■t t ( 9 r rapidly nearing completion. * W e A re D efy in g the Em bargo Twenty-seven cars of coral rock for streets has been received. Macadam rock base and asphalt wearing surface is in transit. Ornamental posts, street si&ns and fixtures for Sanford Manor’s White W ay are enroute. Sanford, the Inland Port, is success­ fully evading the embargo w hich holds all inland Florida in blockade. Well directed effort is rushing improvements forward for the opening of Sanford Manor next Monday. t ; J p m orrow ! : 1111 f.'fJIVt » , I » ’ 'j -V. ; :* V*; • fi'T ; t ; r,fir M k 'if * j •M jfl w IJ * j i . r f Jr * „* f t ? * 1 iS " * - d f i ' t r fs t i t ' . '■t ‘ . ’ •. ■ - j t #* % ' * >*v If ’ 4 n>V - 7 ! t k i s # * X * SAINFO R D r i * ’ r•* ^ Further facts .: A . . S t ] v hi lit �-' E 8ANF0 RI) H .*'•---*- *ja♦*, * rf i iTit A' the hl*- llTg to t •*±k corning themselves ! 62 meTReasons p r League Ba frequency Slut -High jerous tie by it and iiants, f rtiaday, hr candle" Honus i when fifteen ■practiced I perfect Id. “ But (After the fly games fifteen or rhen they lobllos or o demand not pesslr it la his exception, evry way, bettor ornro much icommodaied. More the wines, tee world ■ won by Kinged the Iting the Attributes Aden with Annicnt of JJ2S ninn tho irnetice," asset or [ all tho look for (■ ONE U -O T -A bo fell inOno and five plana are loved to **' hi. «n CHICAGO, Jan. 20 W>>—Seeking to piece togethor the history o f 1 crude cliff-dweller whoso existence was crowded Into oblivion , by the glory o f the Pharoahs, James H. Breasted is sifting the mhds o f the Nile valley for trace of Neander­ thal mnn. He hopes to establish definite connection between a. cliff-dweller who prcietled Egypt’s glittering civ­ ilisation and the primitive savage Who roamed the forests of Europe. Recent discoveries in tho caverns over-looking the Sea of GalUtee presage success in the effort. Breasted and • group of fellowscientiats arc at Luxor conducting on eplgraphlc study,, Working 40 feet above the sands to rend what the Egyptian wrote on temple walls that are fast being worn away by sand, storms. 'Thoy aro endeavor- of the the 'Oriental varsity of Chicago is project stages, t but extfinsiaa la awaiting-the arrival of fa ^Rather conditions h» Ik ST. a — -•DlNNBk-SERVED DANCING - ■- ; Di30 until 2:00 * 8:00 P .M . Make Your Reservations .N ov • /a , • ■ . - It will be a pleasant surprise to you to take a trip to LONGWOOD and see the activity that is' going: oil. Hundreds o f men dhd mules are at work on tho n6w race track as well as the great poultry farm develop­ ment, the Florida Golden Acres. The future o f HONGWOOD is, without a doubt, certain o f success. Those who buy property in LONGWOOD now have a veritable gilt-edged investment. New Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air on Mellonvllle Avenue; easy terms. New Spanish stucco bungalow in San easy terms. Lots 3, 4 nnd 5 Block 16 Tier 1; corner of San­ ford Avenue and 15th St. $100.00 per front foot for quick Bale. Easy terms. Lot 20, Block 8, Snn Lanin; price $2,600.00. Higgins-Smith-Wight, Inc. Re a l t o r s First Street and Palmetto Avenue < w * < J * ^ a tf0 ed d J ^ riA 'd (A 4 ca (ifw n a f f il ia t e d w it h Uyert ill l of high T he S anford * . C r e d it A s s o c ia t io n • Ruinniee 5|bt. Ute K prcrtn- , lure *nd r,in-.«ajr», “ P I liave IClUllBjJkI « ■ Longwood I^as Wonderful Future * Keep Your Credit 4 , ■ .* ; >; ; ' '.' ‘ ' A rich back country that is only n ow being developed as well as a large poultry farm development at L O N G W O O D ’S very back door, point I C rown to a future growth and prosperity beyond estimation. T h e Seminole R ace track which will he in the hear vicinity will bring further benefits which the future only will disclose. L O N G W O O D ’S potential growth 1ST E v ery tim e you open a new ac­ count— every time you secure is'unlimited! credit fo r any source, you have another opportunity to stren gth ­ en you r reputation fo r prom pt p aym en t— to m ake, your * . I O N G W Q O D is situated on the Dixie Highway between Orlando I** and Sanford. It is ajso served b y the Atlantic Coast l i n e Railroad. — Bradstroets. V \5 • Prices on property in LONGWOOD will positively advance 60% on February 1st. This should be a signal fo r buyers to take advantage of. "Commercial Credit Is »n ei'tlmite of the ability and disposition of individuals, firms or corporations to meet business encasement*.? andS/iff) ^ -fvr“ v*A'Jr; v , ... . t Pai credit fou n d ation Becure. srf’i'TJ«■m - Keep your ci*edit record clear I Protect your c r e d it and it w.ll protect you! * WURT W. WARNER, Manager. t '■ Under construction new Spanish stucco house, seven rooms; garage and servants quarters. Corner Magnolia and Spurling. Easy terms. Will be ready for occupancy about February 1st. : VALDEZ HOTEL activity! eenuse I ;ies, Mche judgrhen the ng camp wn opin- pyramids and establish" society. ^ Tho findings will. In a manner, complement Brea*tod’s previous work. He expects to supply ad­ ditional details of life during the NEW YORK—Phil McGraw. of Detroit beat Basil (Tallno, o f New Scientists Are Now A t IAixor succession of great dynasties, but sensations! discoveries are anOrleans, George o 6urtney, o f OkEngaged In Sifting Sands lahoms, scored a technical knock­ For Traces O f Pre-Htotoric out over Henry Shaw o f New Natives Who Once Existed York, three rounds. SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 20.-</p) —The recent Texas open golf tour­ „ CHICAGO, Jari. 20— (ff) — HOT SPRINGS—Jimmy Fran­ nament brought together two golf. Strange ’’as It trmy appear. Jesse cis o f New Jersey, defeated WarSweetf«r won the national ama­ «rs who had not seen each bthcr nio Smith o f Oklahoma. 10 rounds. tlnce they competed in England teur golf Championship only be­ cause he was beaten, it was relat­ two decades ago. today by afi old friend of the Twenty-one years ago two Brit ed roiplly who knew Jesse os a bare- play golf tolerably well and had ? " , y° ath* were engaged In nr >oot boy In St. Loula. The best fin advised tbst the chfimplon18 hole play o ff of an Important ■nr that caused Sweetier’s ulti ip of the links would Instill high K ,f tournament over the famous msto riso to national amateur fifils in the lad. So it tafned out Westward Ho course. They hod :hsmpion resolves itself into a tat whenever Jesse played hookey been born and reared within a olay on words. from the links and wept to dangle few doors of each other in Liver­ . Je**. it seems, refuted the max- his toes In the murky Missoprl or pool. ium that golfers AVO bom fin'd not watch the stem wheelers labor up Lt Finally one of the stripling, S. Ho dislike the game, much the father of waters, his mother, II. Fulrord. forged to tho front made. preferring fishing and plnylng hwitch hi hand, sought him out and hnd was crowned the winner over wound tho river fron t He evad­ his friend. A1 Hearn, the defeated, ed chances to caddy and learn -the removed from his mind ariV nption congratulated his conqueror and Scotch game, much to the annoy­ Pf emulating Huckleberry Finn. they departed. The winner went ance of his 'mother t»m> felt he He became a local staV and with Into the merchant marine; the looser accepted golf seriously and might become an idler and fall removal to New York sbon work* ed his way to tho topmost pin*. .imong evil companion*.' became a professional. The two never-saw each other She had heard that her boy could'naclo of American golfdom. again until last Friday. Fulford £ now Lieutenant Commander S. H. Fulford, had docked his ship, the "Monrcith" at Galveston nnd enme to San Antonio to witness the golfing classic. Feta, now of Hastings, itabr., was one of the great field of professionals who camo here in search of the Jfi.OQO cash prises. Recognition was instantaneous with both. Their mothers still live within n few doors of each other In Liverpool. 1 a good ‘ another ennonts, ill-round one detrengthy to lcsy at nn- B09T0N— AI Mella, o f Lowell, Mass., ’'♦t?Iterwefght champ, won a- decision ovar Morrie Bchlalfer, of Omaha, Nebr_ 10 rounds. Old Tfanc Rivals In ? Meet I'or First e f a gP Y e a r s ,s speedy AS Iul HnmioM.vf |t |Bsfmpos--slble to tell whether a man has a basb.II head until he has teen in at least several games. My observations during thirty-six years hsre taoght me Oiat » •dumb’ player Is always ‘dumb.* Yod can’t get it out < fault has kept many a player from being a second Cobb or Wagner." During o training season, McGraw devotes as much time to rookie as he does to his regulars. Each man has to.be bandied dif­ ferently. Faults have to _be rotrected in most anyorufT "I f I bolievo a recruit has real ability, I stick to him through his poor exhibitions," he said. "Take Marqunrd as an example. I got him from Indianapolis and for three years he was wild. Then he found his control. Schapp was the same way— two cases of nerves. "Ross Young came to me ns an inflclder. I told him he was an outfielder and farmed him out for experience before he came .back and made good in the onter garden. Occasionly, I get a man like Green­ field, our kid pitcher, who dn his first appearance pitched like n vet­ eran." McGrow said he “ hadn't given n thought" to retiring. tie entsj V a ld ez Rea 'i* 9 t. �iD, WEDNESD {OCALA—Negroes of Cltra drew 'tip n nwilution nt n meeting,* held at* tho Citru school bouie, dewriblng the recent nttnek o f mem­ ber or their race .upon a white woman nit “ a most awful, fiendish ami brutnl crime, committed in onr peaceful little city," and deploring tho presence of “ such viclods1char­ acters within our race.", The ne­ gro was later lynched by a mob. JOCA LA—Joe Duncan wnn found guilty ,in circuit, court here o f murder in the first degree for the killing of Joe I’otter, and, upon r e co in mnndntiiin ndatiun by b y t the h o jury, jwas sen ten ced to life imprisonment, aVi aid In tho drafting of'a n nlr fvlce bill tho War Department KdA public an outline o f the cor>psalonal action it consider* ncccnry to carry out the recommcrulam« of the air board. Thi» outie proposed the following nmendonts to tho present law. Changing tho name "army nlr rviee" to “ air corps". strength How Doctors Treat Golds And The Flu . NOTICE OF ANNOA1, MRKTIJfO OP «l»orKlU»l4«M»E ' BAN I.ANTA I!?VI£*TMlfST CO. IVanforif, B^Is* ’ . NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVKN, Tluit In pursuance* with the Chart* c r and In accordance with, the p ro ­ vision* o f law, thn annual mention or the BtocMioMerii ot-ih s Ban Lan­ in Investment Company trill b« held nt tlio o ffice o f the .Company, In tho City of Hanford, Florida, on the 9th dhy of February 1919, at the hour of three o'clock P. M. for llio purpose o f consider!np such mntters ns ntny he hrouxht before It. Unted this Clh day ’of, January, I9JC. A lle s i: Alfred Foster, secrcinry H, O, Chaw, president. A U V IC n n aK H R N T Healed prop osals w ill be received by the City i.'unimission o f Hanford, F lorldn, at their o ffic e In the City Ifnll at or b efore 9:S0 p. m., Feb. 9, 192C, fo r tho con stru ction o f the re ­ To break up a cold overnight or tainin g w ell nnd fill tn llie W est Midi* Itiilkhcud D istrict and Bxtcn* to cut short an attack of grippe, slot) o f Uio Fast Bide Hulk head P is- STATE NEWS BRIEFS BY ASSOCIATED I’HLSS r.' T PALM BEACH— M. M.| henk during one month and ohIm, charged-by the police I tained a gross profit o f. $39.45 iving crashed Into anothori from the chickens. Ills feed *bill bile with his own car, whilo was $9.00, leaving a net profit of ted, and then fled from the'$29.55, or (10 cents per hen, during 'ns fined $250 ond sentenced, tho 30 days. iya In the city Jail by Police --------larry Hauk;,. FORT MYERS— A $400,000 bond , , *',*ue election, held at La Belle, , *• Ayers, f or local improvements, was up- i WsSuSTSha r v,d hi »■« ’-■» w . eh 1. to accent a. rmultlnn 1 vole. l i»fluensu,-*or<! Ibruat or tonsiliti*, physicians and druggists arc .now recommending Cnlotabs, the puri­ fied and refined calomel compound tnblct that givc.i'ynu the effects of calom el,and. wilts combined, with­ out tho unpleasant affects of eith­ er. One or two Calatnbs at bed­ time with a swallow pf water,— that’s all. No wilts, no nausea nor the slightest Interference with your eating, work or pleasure. Next morning your cold has van­ ished, your system is thoroughly purified and you are feeling fine with a henity appetite for break­ fast. Eat what you please,— no |danger. . Get a family package, rontalnI ing full directions, only HD cents. 11.390 IIn. ft co n cre te sheet pile retaining wall,' with an chors and dsr or btddera Bach proposal trust bs accom ­ panied iiy a eertlflrd check made payable at sight to the ordar. pf lha City Auditor,*nd Clerk o f Bnnfort), a s* ‘ da f o r *«T Florida, l per cent a o !f ahn the amount o f the bid. • T h e'su ccessfu l bidder or bidder* w ill he required to give a bond equal to BO p*r cent o f his or their bid and such bond to be executed hy a Surety Company licensed , to do h ttsin eif In* the' State o f Flortdd, said bond to be approved, by the clflcaay ho seen at th 7 Manager o r at T. Williams,' obtained at oil W p f f f i S on of »io.oo whicl w ill b* returned If a bid Is made. ,£..V : . The City Commlnslon reserves the right to reject any or nil bids, or to accept any bid they deem to bo fo r tho heat interest o f the C ity.W. B. WILLTAMH. City Manager. s a u d it s Robertson, WUliams V * PUBLIC ACCOU] _______***** * * r « Mass.,* - tjdl], Pentland andi Who can deliver and who can Organize Small Force CAN MAKE AN EXCELLENT CONNECTION IN SAN FORD' AUDITS S Y S T E M S 7 K Jacknonville, Tampa, Miami s* • Palm Beach, Daytona a CENTRAL FLORIDA oP 317-318 F ir s t National Ban coping. ■ V i.oon.ooo cti. yds. F ill. . ITopostflw are t p tie presented In a eciued envelope endorsed on the rtuislde. “ Jlld for W B 8T SIDE HULKHEAD DISTRICT and »CXTKNHION OF TU B BAHT BIDB BULKHEAD DISTRICT. Hanford, Florida", and the name o f tho i*ld- Sanford, Florida. ADDRESS 100 CARE OF THE HERALD S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MA Announcing L aq u ar S y ste In S a n fo r d ' ;ORLANDO-r-Mrs. Matilda Den­ nis, local realtor, who was married J3 years ngo, and whoso office number is 13j on January !3, in avoiding nnother car whilo in her own automobile, turned over in a ditch, escaping uninjuried. Enhance values assured A product of Flood urnL Conklin. f’ ccpnreil to. withstand all the agencies (hat have to tho time of Lmiuara introduction completely destroyed or rendered unsightly the finest and most expom'ivo nutomobllo finish. Heat, syn, .sand, salt water, — DAYTONA BEACH— Poultry farmers aru thriving in the Ever­ glades, it' was learned hero. One ■ recently received C3 eggs from 51 Applied by experts who personally guarantee satisfaction The last of the Eastern Lake Section Estimates Cheerfully (liven Visit our plant, under now management T h e P rice Is R ig h t SANFORD • SA*N FO R D L A Q U A R SYSTEM *« • WHITE & GIBSON PROPRIETORS w. s. p r ic e ; Han Juan Garage Mar. Weal First Street 10 W. First St. Phone 472-w NEW ' LUM BER YARD •A complete line o f Cypress and Pine T h e time is coming soon when Florida’s great develop­ F r a m in g ’ Sheathing T w o Story House in G ood Location Mouldings I have forty lots Haled in Del-Air, which can be bought at n bargain. ment era will becom e a period of constant and steady growth — when new multitudes will establish here thousands of homes. Cnn givo good terms on any o f them. Let me sell you some good income property, te Rock Plttuler Iln. rd Each of these new inhabitants will come here seeking *o Screen Wire • • Builders Hardware K A R L J. S C H U L T Z n o v rn R E M , ESTATE—INVESTMENTS Windows Prumoe and Screens Mode to Order Murphy Ironing Boards Medicine Cabinets • Phono 741 % G0G-G07 First National nank Building W. F. HOLBORN, Sales Manager. the same thing— a development whose future is assured where p erm a n en t is infallible, where comfort and con­ venience already exist, accessible, attractive, depend­ able, established. A s th ii steady growth or occupation is ta The Developm ent That is Really W ill Com pel D eveloping is the .venue trect. value of all land so established must inevi £ lots) on Park 5, E. corner 11th Homes Hell As Fast As llullt -E LE C T R IC LIGH TS RUNNING WATEI*. , -TE L E P H O N E S See This Beauty Spot 510 Palmetto Avenue Plume S lJ J i : �■ .1 >»a- •■\ikrl2f '■ / jfcsi <W3 i*-^' \uests A l Tell Of io iv ----- h ont to the oto.-k yards where 1200 Kir •They ,have * litmfprs a .fine nirlp Girls nnd Boys Club building nt the £tc*k ^ rd s whey© thq exhibits from all over the United States ... girls are shown. “ The demonntratlona put on outyear, by the teams from different states ilcago were given here also, and we were ad ob- certainly proud o f tne work done by 'the Florida teanj, who gave a 5t. Mas- demonstration In preserving citrus awever, fruits. Tuesday morning wo went Rowing to Swift's for breakfast. . We also the went through the A m ou r packing Ter oc- house, which was quite interesting for anyone to see. Wp went bllows: he Boys’ Wednesday morning out to Montwas ornery Ward and company for Every reakfast. They gnvet each one from two pairs of scissors. After break­ ty, corn* fast they had nn employee for list, home each state to take us through the St. Johns building which covered 40 acres. ettle, dis- It was certainly an interesting trip. “ We werp given n banquet every da; Lotha Beulah night while wo were there. The Thelma hanqudta' were given In the dif­ jnty, and ferent big hotels nnd wore certainly on Friday fine. After the banquets they [the Semi- 1would hove n good program of Mr. Clay- music, singing, speaking and danc»yton had ing.“ Miss Settle’s brother wns the club Madison nice to us. , He arrmged for us to Santa have a car and driver to take jis lingslcy, on a sightseeing trip over the city. rtsficld, It seemed that we must have seen . Black- oil of it, but they told us it was gone on only a small part. *‘We visitod Marshall Field and son nls. We company. This is a beautiful hat the store. If you stand on one side you © train cannot see tho . other side. We Sunday went out to tho Art MiiBcum and was passed some o f the World’s Fair not bad fine [that we Try Sm ith’ s B arber Shop fo r goo d barber work. L a d ies w elcom e. [•*8 ttnd Next to V a ld e z. Je Hotel, Batalbatal- [jE Local R e a l E sta te B rok er W a n te d with se good Id Oils asts no for your SI rib] in s Is B a c k STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER: Ig » If you wish to mako con­ nections with local man, for mutual benefit address this paper and my plana will be fully explained. AH inquir­ ies confidential. » Address Box L-20, % Herald Office. WASHINGTON, Jaiu.20— WF>— F rom H o n e y m o o n By CHARLES P. STEW’ART Charted G. Gove deputy aacond r c istant post master general, left WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—At­ SAVANNAH, G a , Jan. 20.— W7 Far Instance, suppose you want today for Florida where he will torney General John Garibaldi Sarto find out fromi him something confjr with railroad and postal —“ Yonng" (W. L.) Stribllng and B?n,t *" ,vnst of bulk nnd level full be prpfera to keep u his bride, who before h*r marriage to himself. officii^, in'an effort to utraighten last month was Miss Clara Vir­ ctju ertln -^ h a t qualily of matter There's where his Inertia comes out the traffic congestion which ginia Kinney of Macon, stopped ] by whic h it tcKUZtt whin at rest. m. working both ways at once. has resulted in delaying the mail*. to remain at rest, and when |n*C *nTni taUc a°ll riS,L * Y o T »can U He will visit Jacksonville, Miami do writhe gang plank from the steamship City of. Chattanooga ' . V>. essential nnd Tampa. here Tuesday morning after three netocshrdhiETAO enjoyable days at aea on their re­ stuff—fish stories, Jokes, miscclla* _got V nnd you ve got u combination neous turn honeymoon trip from the piffle of nil ports. W hi n general's Inertia. east. It'S-difficult‘ to beat. you undertake, however, to get him What that committee didn’t find , If Attorney General Sargent The Georgia peach Is the guest rlu’nw (I . Ito discuss thksubject you’re Inter. out from John G. Sargent concern­ of relatives hero, Mr. and Mrs. P. headway tl’a a safe Ir-t-dln, ■ it Just bo done, bet he d bo about ns ca!Ty to slr.p atart. a ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ) ■w m m He won’t! ing tht justice department’s inves­ O. Mead. tigation of the aluminum industry From Savannah, yie yonng cou­ as a runaway freight carload uf •*• wouid fill tho Cuugrewtional Li­ ple will go to Thomas villa, where pig Iron on n t.toep down grade. Fargent’s an amiable giant. I they will join thq young man’s But at rest, believe me, he’s an si’Ppo*e he hates to come out flat- brary and quite a lot mote. it made him look like a champ family, gathered for n dove shoot. awful pob to start up. footed, when hc’a asked a question, —all the things he had to ndv"<» v . and refuse to answer. Very few stockings have any didn’t know—but it was a piT!!^ buildings, On our way back w* So he puts on a yarant ckpres-' cotton in them these days, as far quality of Inertia, for all that. stopped at St. Louis. Mr. Ralph slon and says that’s something nit as we can ecc. > Reed met us nnd after breakfast assistant is nttending to, nnd he he had a car there to take us on knows nothinffabout It Probably' a ridd over the city," this .was true some o f the time, In the early days o f his admimtnil a b k i .l e INSIDE tidn, when he waa naw on the job,’ LABELLE, Fla., Jnn 20— </P)_ hut It can’t bo now, or cla ehu The voters of this city hi have. just really U dumb. authorised, at the polls, a bond These Vermonters art difficult issue of $ 100,000 for city improve­ folk to fathom and maybo the lat­ P1 ments. There was .practically —J1 no ter guess Is correct, but my own* opposition to the proposal. The Is­ impresr.it,n is that the attorney sue was carried by a 13 to one general knows a heap more thanratio. he lets on .. During the past yenr about $2,*• 000,000, including the Isauo just At any rate, tho Senate Com­ passed, have been issued in public Comfortable Pullman Busses A re Operated bonds in Glades and Hendry coun­ mittee on thq so-called aluminum ties, it- was stated. "trust” got a taste o f tho attorney FREE Sanford Last year our volume o f business in Florida Real Estate Exceeded Seven Million Dollars. .. by the B. L * 1• FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS We wish to thank our Clients for their implicit faith in us, nnd also assure them that all future * 1 business will be handled in the same efficient and profitable fashion. . ‘ ' *1 'I From . »' . . . So Hint you may see and appreciate tho investment opportunities of* Florida’s greatest city, busses will leave tho Seminole Hotel at Sanford for Tampa, every .morning ut 7 o’clock. Other uccomodations arc provided guests by tho Humncr Organization^ V You are invited to write to the W6 have at this time several select listings which we can recommend ns exceptional buys: 4 B. L. HAMNER . 100i feet on First Street— property highly im­ proved. Income 58,700.00 per year. Can be had for $85,000.00; 1-4 cash balance runs for nine years. for further details Sanford Realty Company II. S. LONG, Manager Kali Building Phone G57. ~»H 1i 11H itth m ■rrv^x nvirotiment Is Everything J.'tCLJl * I > .ill ‘ __ ________ DRUID Hi W e recommend Pine Hurst, Pine Crest and Sanford Heights. “ A m id M ajestic Pines “ yy -W e Now Recommend niily is certainly entitled to.te very thing: o f the best. You've unfcdly worked m ighty hard fo r the money you have, and when you in Florida— whether it be an all-year home or only a winter villa—you to be sure that the location is one! where your family will be contentid happy. , W d Grove is prim arily a fa m ily development, where every provisbeing made fo r the cojn fort and recreation o f home-builders. Locatthe southeast end o f Sanford, a t the intersection o f Geneva Street Crescent Boulevard, a spot wh ere values are most certain to grow. W e said we would do certain things in these ments and w e did them. T h e results have been beyond our fondest expectations. T oday, w e promise the same type development from the standpoint of a homesite or investment that w e promised and delivered in all previousVd^velopments. T oday, prices and terms in Park are unusually attractive; allowing ah exceptio Bee Sanford Grove (hat wo may every statement about Its location, develop­ ment, and Ha .uperlorH/ M a howa com* munity. A call or pbonc tnriwagf.wlll put you In Immediate touch with a moat cour­ teous representative. * tv. 1' large margin for profit on every dollar invest' - Vv �4^5*' era Are To world's haa' it boxing champion and Wll hi of theatrical fame, are ex* dfcere Monday to join Miami’s ly increasing, winter colony, i two celebrities will lOtewiie •nt the oasistent of the stage ereen atari sojuorhlng here, i included among others i Swanson and Flsfc Janis. , unusual coincidence, say on his arrival here wit two of his playmates inclod* we Tunney and Jack Renault, heavyweight contendere. Tunhas become an OritWhlle ren to salesman, while the Canapugliet la spending severs Florida citrus crop cart be expect­ ed about Feb. 9, J. B. Sh*tfh*r, director of the crop reporting bu­ reau, Department of Agriculture announced today while in confer* enco with officiate of the Flbr* (da Citras exchange. Revised estimates In December and February of each year, and possibly more often if needed Mr. Sheppherd said, would ’ be made. The bureau, in its study to feftfls the actntl commercial production of cltrua thia season la studying its methods of estimate, admitted to have given very IrjconweUjrtfc urea in ,fhe .past two years,J improvement U being made, said... ’ ' ‘-w.*;: 9125,000 FOR TAMPA HARROfe --- . WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 0 ^ -W V Army engineers slotted today $125,000 for Improvement work In the Tampa, Fin., harbor. TAMPA, Jan. 20.—(/P)— Nine \ new'esses of email pox were roRorted today, the health depart* : . went announced. The total mimbar of known cases now is ninety, health; authorities said. • , ■ Prow Wiicfc Kestacky Mia M (ttti Two orThree Time* i i Mootk, ReCered 07 BUILDERS M A T E R IA L • GROWERS SUPPLIES Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing: !' Sewer Pipe b W E W IL L BE G LAD TO ' SERVE YO U BJack-Drsught Lawrsaceburg, Ky.—Mr. J. p. N erlv. a local coil deafertod fer^ mer, about two year* ago learned of the Trio* of Tbedford’e pisefcDraught liver medicine, sod how be aoyxj y. *n* *, t then I suffered with sovans on . ■** bilious ■*•*»..*w aattacks siw iiB a(hat saws, s-came ossjjij Siftfe two or three times eSch motitfu I would get nauseated. I would have dlxrinesi and couldn’t work. - "I would take pills until I was worn-out with them. 1 dldn’.t Seem to get relief. After taking the tills tomorrow three ffr times, constipated. “A neighbor told me of BlackDraught and r began, its use. t never bare found so much relief as It n re me. I would not be wlthoat .lt for anything .» . * Tit seemed to cleanse my whdle system and maks me feel like new. I Would take a few doses—get rip of the bile and have my usual dear head, feel full of *pep’ and' could do twice the work." •' NQ-in T h e d fc r d E lton V J. M ougflton , .ARCHITECT F ln t National Baafc Bid#. Sanford. *-------------- Florida r e d a n g e r o u s s k e K L O K -L A X **a p le a s a n w t twawoir bu lw es» c le a n th e b o w e ls Rasidsoi of Florida etnee 1114; W ret^ tra^ sn U . •J. H. HUTCHINSON R1 U BETTES THAN “ O i l ” 1 K L O K -L A X y la o & o n ttm f M TAT* 4 r W a V t i t e •AWr° W>rtoiiete Association. u ow e it to yourself to investigate L och Arbor before buying elseere. Prices £yre amajsingly low. A few hundred dollars will secure eminently- desirable bomesite and make an investment that means real Wl: HAVI IIH- RliSl KIJYS AC R L A G ! : B US I N E S S HOMI b > '/lone / J 7 i f 1 V I't1 | •* ' i■ j|)4^ V<ilc[c*/ R e a lt y t o lc / I in l i I l>l«iIslliIV W tfA V, j " OH 1YOW conscious we ore of our JL akin! Bran out lUtls pimpi* r Maokhtad will so embarrass us lot wa want to hlda right away. Bi - ecsemo, bolls, blatchse-and isbesl Why. these awful things juply destroy all our ambition! But What confidence we have In treelvee If out akin is dear and ifalemlslmd—free from any enipBaa or blinking out j A door akui oat of the greatest possessions i the world—and it Is so easy to ive It. All that is necessary is to M* our systemijfull of rich, red, tre blood. 8. 8. a belpe Ndtare slid this blood. And the lmpuriM that cause these so-called skin sorters ere driven right out of If you want the kind of akin that ytlnuee man and compels the edfeaUon of other women, just re* ember that you can’t have ft If Algo property • iij|H i ti Lake Monroe. BROW N & 9. 8. and your drc«m Bkla* c lw ** on T h e Country Club Entrance Section is now open for reservation. Have one of our representatives explain the improvement and development program that is now under way. Be.sure to have your choice location secur­ ed before the opening announcement is made. REALTY -C O M P A N Y ^^M E TTq �Vista Estate#: consideration >!,OOO. > Fred'll. Hand to E. E. ( ’(Inner, I'd I, block 12. Trutford’i Map; consideration >500, . v Chuluoto 'Coxlipany to Goon » F. began, lunds in section IB, t >WftReal Estate Conveyances t hip 21; consideration 1500.A m e r i c a n c i t i z e n H. S. Long to Sanford Manor Chuluota Company to S. H. HoiDevelopment Co„ lands In section IrM, Ii h | ‘ 7, township 20; consideration >155,. ■ -----------3 -he cirls o u g h t to rub some 000. nsidcratlon >500. ’ m. 20.— Jhe paint o ff 10 a * cnn salons to R. J. Re t lot Greer to C. D. Haines. 22, E vik.s Sub-division; cor.EhteruAmerican \vhnt he’s getting, says ' 1..0.17 acres in section 3.1. town­ tion not stated, ho much Johnson. ship 20; consideration >76,000. Defends Prohibition Thomas Hollingsworth to Flor­ Sam Torrant to J. C. RilU, Jr., village! Johnson uphold* the dry.’ ;! law 'lands in section 3, township 21; ida Seminole Realty Company lot 1. block 4, Chapman and Tuc ex’* , not believe in Its modiconsideration >4,000. s from and doesjn the slightest degree. addition; consideration not nt:i ed. Chuluota CAmpnny to J. StoA. C. Ginder to Jeon Gindpr, UC*l\e taken a drink or tw o " lie lot 01, Gindcrvlllo Heights;: con­ 1 ..t v "but liquor docs no good. 1 sideration not stated. 2K ; w c« n « ei olonR ™ ° , ut u A. C. Ginder to Mlnnette M. Uesidcs there’s too many automo­ McGee, lot 10 Glndorvllle Height*, biles nowadays.” no consideration girtn. Johnson, while he falls to get L closust a kick out of politics, thinks tT^Sj(lull Claim Deeds vimiuum vyrummy W onmiiet W. A. Whitcomb to Nt-wton 'center o f dent Cool idgo i»l making good, hi- Holland.’ lot a. block 43. N. ChulBacon, 5 acres, in section. 20l town­ flcs close- though Johnson.is a Democrat at uota; consideration >L500. ! heart , . ■ i , Ncwt.-p Baker to.J^C. Bills, Jr., ship 20; consideration, not given. ------------------ -a —-----j An(i here la his 'philosophy of binds in section 2G, township 20; Not Cold, but tMT. usual ,ndf»6t. life: iTi* ivF, v Vconsideration >1,500. ' ‘ I only waiit money, enough to . W. R- Frlnr to E. F. Mcnch. lot winter atmosphere; watm stagnant’ ! rct along on .. What's money any- J. Spencer. Heights; fcpnslderntion and himid, }s held rtsponilbla for tho malady commonly misnamed i How? 1 just want to lay away "colds.” Sufferer* aro advised to i n little for n rainy day. Isolate themselves if possible, and. i **i want tho .children haves a rhanco. .That’a Why r live in this Chtiluoth Company to Gcorgismall town. I could ’ make more anna Livingston, 10 acres in sec­ money in a city. tion 21, township 21; consideration ‘ ■Success is not money. Sucre so can should > 1, 000 . ams >2100. is having friends, lt d rather have A. K. Small to Clintlcs H. Allen for my friends the 50 peoplo who can should lot in Longwood; consideration $1,. and weigh live in WhitehnU Bum go to a 000. complexion city and slave for riches or fame. Lewis Oliver to Frank M. dwell, “ If you have friends and they Hate.’’ He love you and you love them, why, lot, 4. Farmer’s addition to Longwood; consideration >1,000. a four chil- mun, that’s living." Ft. Mellon Development Com­ blred three, pany to H. 11. PntUshnw. lot 60, Trtitsky Bays, “ Whereas Eng­ Ft. Mellon Addition; consideration la fits him ■complexion land has most o f her future behind $1,500. ■the census her, tho wholo world Is A merica’s — E. E. Sherman,-«t-a lr to-Flbh-yfield." A. Way, lot I, Mock C, Buena in is supiths under [ 25. Her lexion arc Coys Cod 1.1ver' uu Tablets. ' Children lovb them as they do candy, because .thoy ■ ar« su«ar c<ateci and easy to take. Ono boy Rained 11H pound* in seven week*, and Is now healthy and »* P p y ~ thousands of other children nave grown strong and robust ; ■ City News Briefs he Arrived ■-statistics lexanmiu§ose fore- leans tor to mctau’s lint Johnson ind right in when —but be sure and n*k for McCoy s —the original and genuine. ■ Give them to tho sickly, frail child fur 30 days, and if they don t 50 foot frontag»on First Street; practically down town. Lot is 117 feet deep. cupied. $630 per front foot,-$10,000 cash. ance 1, 2, 3 and 4 years. $ How iibo\iivTeU,la^ ua have that listing that you have beuri.lioklinR bock for the Winter Buying Session? If ysoUiwooM liku to pick Up 60mo renT bargains bcfp n & fe tfo r i in m ^ se in prices, we havc^what you REALTORS ■’ A : I Boom 8, Garner*Woodruff Bldg, RAU LLAK E Valdes Hotel Bid*. Phone 727 .Iccnsed Real Estate Broker , "■' . •* * :'1nr Safcsi&nn--E. T. MOORE. f*■.* g■» 10.00 (Limited Time) Make your, appointment now Phone 215 MISS GERTRUDE PAYNE Permanent Waving Specialist ley’s Drug Store. i-j- jCfVva,* F i I 1 . . Sanford’s First Industrial Development' ^ o g s in s v b s n to lq fr to o ;'ii1 V lD V f^ O J O K an S A T IO N A L S A L E O P uD R E S S E S J A N U A R Y 21, 22 and 23 lire Stock of Fall and Winter Dresses will be at brw* D o v r o q m i Has been completely developed along the most practi­ cal lines. Sites of ample size to allow spacious and comodiou5 buildings, with* every public utility available. Trackage has already •been installed, and has been paid for. % ; - ' *.V, >? x ♦ It does not require a gnjat deal of vision to picture the future of Sanford. It is today, one of the busiest and most progressive cities in the central parj of the? state. Tomorrow it will be the central metropolis of the entire state. A F G IN D U ST R IA L T R A C T has been de­ veloped with the solcrpurpose of fulfilling the present ress at our Regular Price and O N E D O L O TH E R D R E S S O F S A M E V A L U E ! ; need of a fast growing city. - 1 y ‘ancc: If a D ress is M a rk ed $15, You get 2 for $16 “ The P ostoffice is N e x t D oor to Us' S IT E S Price Tw enty per cen t cash and the balance payable in six equal sem i-annual paym ents. I MAYFAIR LAKEFRONT LOTS lluVe acquired theao high priced and extremely well gcated lota. Many people have asked to be advised when bty-will be on the market. We Rave (three 80 ft. lots, four lots, and two G9 ft. lota( [ ^ . v> j ’ These lots will be offered for next few dnys, Terms 5 per i'■ f iW * 10 p e r ce n t Jftn’ a o th ' i ° ct*nt F eb rl,a rF 2 7 th * jj V A LD E Z REALTY; CO. Madame Harriet’s Beauty Shop - Bal­ 1$ BETTER! EUGENE PERMANENT WAVING • Building now oc­ . ij �Producer First Gambled F oot Thriller In The M ovies eat movie producers, chuckles C'dJ* relates what a bowl of at went up when he tried to over his first 76-foot, picture in the late nineties. •ater meg who at that time i ;tuinjg motion picture** as betn-tho-acts features complained L 76 feet o f movies wap too jfc. for .an/audience to absorb me gulp. .They e^ggdstod that v let well enough alone apd a to the 60-foot'features. •' low-even a movie inuthemrtyli can figure out jtist. how much » It will’ take to make o film f* The length of film actually at" in a five-recler goes fu r fie­ ri the exhibition length. 'Cut* f tbo film for elimination of.Uij is sequences and all unnecest action has become an art in Mich a lone feature at one sitting so they ran the three reela on eon' turfex. Here was a market for hte longer lengths. But it was a long time before “Ten Nights in a Bar Room” reached the screen. No less than 1,000 lineal feet o f the cellu­ loid, or 100 foot per bar room night, wits consumed in telling the thriller. t AYhen “ Tfro Orphans” was o f­ fered to exhibitors in 1011 as a throe-rtfcl. super-feature 3,000*. feet long, showmen took a long breath length will be in future years, * 'A P a ir o f S h oes fo r We Solicit Your Business |f p*].** *r# “ W H E R E S E M IN O L E A N D b ^ A N G f e COU N TIES M r _ * ' *>' I *1, it.<•*•m * m r%i ‘T*t‘f Ilf We have been In business "boosting Maitland” ever since 1921 ictive and leading part in buudragvalues here for ^ a n d T j e n f s r Let properties"in this" ideal nole and Orange Counties. * Realto llg found hie pioneering In pictures easier after the nick•ons entered the amusement and bogan giving the public a>l/*-programs *.o.f Jnotlon -.. ■ *pic- Office ’* rs NjUt to Postoffice—Phone12] Maitland, Florida A FREE COUPON every dollars purchase at v ^ Thursday and Friday NITS FILLING STATION I I I . 8anford Ava. Sanford. Fla. Twenty year guaranteed ALUMINUM KITCHEN Z'J.r. !? - 1c '!' K? . UTENSILS *, GIVEN AWAY a* '' ' \ ' ' -S H O E S L A D IE S - Phone 2668 Main and Pine Streets Orlando; Florida j K CHILDREN— \ -M E N - , 34 E. Pine St., Orlando, Fla. . .ugs, oil and greases. Tires and tubes. , Aftom obile accessor lea. R fdlo and flashlight batteries. B m shots, etc. , ^ Biul'get some of this aluminum SEE TH E W IN D O W SO U T H D IX IE H IG H W A Y * ■1 '■ Irfc. / 1 4 L o ts on K u lil Avenue D A wings take place each Mon­ d a y ,and Th ursday, und the first 5 2 9 numbers drilwn each get one to be sold as one. They ran from Kuht to Orange, and arc situated between Michigan and Illiaim Avenues. 50 feet on Kuhl Avenue and 255 in depth. Price $210.00 u front fodt. i k f L t.?\ I ] *• ;| r ; ?U can have a Beautiful Complexion D. E. MANASCO -WicA and A tmB (tWirl I— JttllIWfcV., tnnUm, nt - biWU REAL ESTATE 1u-.lt', MttfnolU Riba l«t Inilu iMr, D m n . wr*. u i Msk«a akin The same finish used on 25 leading automobiles available FLETCHER-BULGER fintatni for t o u r elk4 T™fT* 1™.AA ' *> - ■^ >*■* * *' UGO, the finish developed by the du Pone Company, has 10 proved its unusual durability and beauty, that it has been adopted by xwcnty*fivc lead­ ing car manufacturers. It is the tint time that any one product has been adopted by such a large group—covering every price class. This same Duco is available for refinishing your car—applied by the same du Pout system used in the large factories. D Balm 44 N. Orange Ave. R E ALTO RS Orlando, Florida. / Phones I7G8— 2567 Sec Us For Orlando Property Sanford Office— l l S ^ Magnolia Ave Miller Bldg. 1 Fenders, tires, bumpers, etc-, Phone 746. •re rem oved ; all gists and u p - * Persistent coughs sad Cold! load to tfous trouble, i You can stop them iw. with Crromulslon, an emulsified m ote that U pleaunt to take.' Creouilon Is a new medical discovery two-fold action} it soothes and the Inflamed mtaabranrs and in> term growth. all known drugs, creosote Is ree­ led by high medical authorities as if the greatest healing agencies for stent coughs and colds and other of throat troubles. Creomulslen ns, In addition to creosote, other ling elements which soothe and heal infetted membranes sad stop the atlon und Inflammation, while the leoto goes on to the stomach, is ah*ed Into the blood, attacks the seat he trouble and checks the growth rooms]slon (s guaranteed satlifsc’ Ik* tht treatment of persistent |hs and colds, bronchial aithmi. icbitls and other forms of resplrn* dJlei sea, and Is excellent for hullJup the sTstrm after colds or flu. toy refunded if an v rough or cold i* relieved after taking according to ctions. Ask >our druggist. Crcolion Company, Atlanta, Cs%(adv.). holttery protected. * -1 * •. '•• 2 The old finish is pnlmtsk-' Ingly removed leaving chnnr . . IcnlTy dean, bare metal. • 3 A sm ooth aurface (fillin g dents, scratches,, fils marks, etc.) ia secured with a num­ ber of coats of primer, putty • glaze, sanding surfpcfg, <tc. A Several coats o f D uco are Cgrayedoa by carefully.tr^ln- REAL ESTATE }VE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY (THAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU, ALSO SMALL ACREAGE FOR SUB­ DIVISION,-CLOSE TO DKLANDO. K The Duoo is rubbed smooth —to be fin is h e d either dull, ■•tin gloat or polished. It* ; . Jv * 1 ■ I % ( The result is a finish w hich it water­ proof, weatherproof, wearproof—one which will remain attractive indefi­ nitely. Bring In your car now gad we will de­ liver it to you "good looking si new" in about ten day*. i . ■ ■■ M any Listings o f Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdiv Business Properties and 18 N. Orange Ave. Phone 2662 Orlando, Fla Small Farm s. Prices reasonable if you are looking fo r any th in g in thci •V'; ‘ 1~ » Call 2186, ask fo r a Representative to show you- 4 Let UJ put D uco on yoitr cat now! . \Vv -4* • * t^l_j '% wc* Lane-Hardison Corporation '"I *1,•A'f■ ROY SCIIMILT ALd U. ' RAone 2186 218 French Avenue •Phone G54-W . *' f. ■* f*' * A 1~HAt4-I,|:*ik, H1' No. 12 Watkins HW«■-*1',*] ... Orlando, Fla. Busijiess P roperty Four Miles Lake Front On Newly Projected That will nii|ke you a nice profit^ InJU^Rji.prtd Orange C o u n t kcrep. Let us make you niontyj s Right ndw.- Now is your chance to buy four favorite whole w -S H R E D D E D WHEAT at a apecU ^ustomer-at tracting.pt ^ Adjoining Good Total. Fine Sub �-J/ ■ #* § 1 1 M M Business. 1. yporltinllics SALE: New 1028 Chnrsh Conch. Jurt limbered u extras. Tarty going nort i 1025 Touring 150.00 1J024 To urine....... . 11024 Touring ....... JJOSS Touring...... 11923 Touring —— .$300.00 I1024 Fordor Sedan .$125X0 j J023 Sedan ............. $450.00 >1025 Coupe .1024 Coupe ------! 1024 Chnsie L*.-----,1018 Lt. T ruck...... he Sln- . 1024 Ton T ruck.... ponsib'e 1023 Ton Truck .... piert Ion, LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON refluent iould he a If Desired case of EDWARD HIGGINS, INC. Corner Palmetto Are. and Commer­ cial Street, Phone 331 Sanford, FIs, BARGAIN, Willya-Knight six Cyl­ inder touring car. 1025 Inte model—practically new—guaran­ teed. P. L. Pogue, Valdes Hotel. , BUSINESS l o c a t io n OPPORTUNITY TALKING! Wonderful business location, practically in the heart of Sanford, 1250 feet frontage by 17 feet depth. On Account of being centrally located and with both water and rail shipping farilL tics, Sanford is destined to be­ come a large and important distributing point in the State. This location is very desirable for nny kind of wholesale busi­ ness where ample track facili­ ties are necessary. Also won­ derful location for heavy retail business such as grocery, feed, flour, etc. For further jtorticulars, write owner, II. M. KILGORE Plant CJly, Florida |»:s IloSar ('aupr. 1024 D olla r C e e p r . 1024 D ollar T a u r id a . i as i linear n-SrO au. • 1024 Dollar floedalrr. 1024 UrahaM I Mi to n T r u c k MILLER O. PHILLIPS, INC. Oak at 2nd SL SEMINOLE IIUDSON-ESSEX iINC. 203 Oak Avenue Phono 41 7— IIusincHH Service Stores SANFORD BUICK CO, 212 Magnolia Avenuo Phone 367 • CHEVROLET Don<Jon Chevrolet Co.. Inc, nd and Magnolia • '.Phono lanuous DODGE . Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc. • Pleasure ears and Graham trucks. Oak and 2nd Struct. Phone 3 HUPS—MORMONS Sanford Automobile Co. 206 Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 ileaman , Male Female tte. io5b. AnAsthma. »lyri*. I 21— S ale, Rea) Estate .HAVE YOUR CAn Washed Polished and Greased at tho We Give Night Service PERFECTION AUTO ^AUNDRY Oak Avenue SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillii'.i A Platt 116 Mngnolia. Evr.*ything elec­ trical. Phono 422, Electmgith Radio. LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON Edward Higgins, Inc. 'MONTEZUMA HOTEL Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 Sanford's most home-like ho­ tel; located on comer Magnolia NASH Ave., 2 minutes, walk from busi­ Sanford Denier, S. A. Pine W. First St, Phone 617 ness section. Open nil year, j . it. McDo n a l d , Mgr. Phone 486 REO Fla. Itdn Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr. 208 W. First St. Phono 617 WIGHTS— Threef stations. Mag­ nolia and Second, First and Elm Sanford Avenue and 10th Street DIANA Moon — Diana Sales and Service, Expert service. -08 W. Firlt S t Phone 617 WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing S. Q, PORTER, Mgr. Engraving, Embossing. See ur first. We do it. Phone 417-W 7-^l)uslnes8 ftcrvlce jt. R. A ve-*Com»ncrti®l St. TRACTOR SERVICE: Plow disking and atreet grad JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds le t us do your subdivision. M, o f Tint and Sheet Metal Work. l-ord, Route A, Box 216. Water nnd Boat Tanks. At Ouk Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. ______ BARBECUE MIRACLE Concrete Co., general ,■■' s*' s* work, sidewalks, build­ On South Sanford Ave. Rosa Drivo ingcement blocku, boxes. J. R. ‘Whore everybody meets everybody* Terwillegtr, irrigation Prop. Sandwiches Cold Drinks H ot C offet SANFORD~DRUa COMPANY Gas and Oil Station. "The Rexall Store" We make a specialty of our prompt filling of prescriptions and quick delivery. . OPEN ALL NIGHT . Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Wrecker Service Day ^iul Night 24 Hours S torogfT UNION PHARMACY WALKER A LEW1B GARAGE 111 First Street Sanford Ave. A 2nd Street Prescription Specialists Phone 60 Phone 376 for Immediate attention J. H. TILLIS MEAT MARKET We trim our meats and not our LANEY’S DRUG. STORE—Prc customers. A trial will convince scriptions. Drugs, Sodas. Wc you. 402 Sanford Avenue are as near you aa your phone, Phone 105 Call 103. f, HILL. LUMBER CO. House of Service, Quality and Price. A REAL- BARGAIN ! E MeJIonville Ave. near Mayfair one lot 1PRICE 11 EASY TERMS 0 . H. Stenstrom SUBDIVISION Seyeral Desirable 8 corner lots v a had fou nd \V£ M MT c o a t M l 1*0 BE. IH A ------■ilS *-lO ^ P iT A L . PRICE $750 each By GEORGE McMANUS G IN G U P F A T H E R *T H !N q FC R , H e T T i Q SF C L I O V E 'S iw. 'TVtO'hE: in ^ Sale— Furniture, etc. i 36— Wanted Help, Male or --------------------------- :--------------— ■ remale. We carry a foil line. • ---------------- ■ Ottr prifN eta r)|hL Caah nr WANTED: Silnludy who under terms. Wo want your business I ftnndi: boolrkerpinr. Apply al Sanford Stove A Furniture Co m* New 5 Room House — FOR SALE—Good_ drop head sew» I E. First S t PROPER ALLY EQUlPPBI .* |3250 ing machine for 115.00. Call at SR— Wanted. Situation Male FOR GOLF _ ____ _ ____ .... , p»r* •—---------- —— —.— --------- — Sirs. Brown’s filling aUtion, S 1750.00 cash, balance easy terms. miles west Sanford. for classified advertisements YOUNG MAN, 18, high achoo, With McGregor Golf Club* Way not rent those vacant rooms graduate. desires position. Con Sale, Real Estate t » sell ‘ hat »cond-h«nd r«ode7 drive car nr truck. Box W. B. care BALL HARDWARE 24.-— Lost, Found i Sanford Herald. Phono 8 CELERY FARMS MR. W, P. CARTER Three acres, nil tiled, houne and THURSDAY, Jan.-14, endjm te to 39~Wanted Situation. Female garage, $5,000. Cash. Room 230 Meiach Building new Ford truck. Finder^mll R6T, 4 H acres, all tiled, fronting DlxW or notify H. J. Lehman. 010 Pal­ EXPERIENCED Stei io Highway, modem horns, $10,000. sires position. 404 metto Avenue. Half caah. Balance 1 and 3 yearn, j nue. ALPHA CHI . OMEGA pin with nl* tiled. House attd b a m .! PAINTING, Decorating andPa- $8,500. *$3,600 cash. Balance $500 guard set with whole pearls. Re­ 40— W auled Real Batata TODAY'S BE8T.BUY per hanging. 'Wbrkmanahipind turn to Sanford Drug Co. Reward.' WANTED: Uatinga on building material guaranteed. Wallet1iarlots In Fort Melton and Sanford 26— P alnllnjr, D ecoralinjr tin. 1200 Elm Ave.t P. OlSox Lot •In Fort Mellon, on MellonHeights. Donn-Bcrg .Corporation, 1095. Black Hammock Celery ville Avenue, far below market T. M. DUNLAP: Painting o f the 515 First N atl. Bank Bldg. Phone Land For Sale. Lota ..numbers belter kind. 10th and laurel. 713. numbers value. Price $2000 with excellent 10— For Rent* Roonu 841, 242, 243, 244 In the SW 1-4 of terms. ., Phone 656-W. FURNISHED front room rqod the SW 1-4 of section 1-21-31 Sem­ 41—\Wanted To Rent. 27— P ia n o T u n in g Bose Court lot— one of best buys inole county. 1-4 miles northwest of Oviedo; ia 1-4 mile from two in the'beautiful addition for $27.00. I BUY, pay cash for second hand WANTED: Modem 5 or fl room FOR RENT: Furnished roonn307 railroads and p^ved roads. Sur­ Terms. furnished house or apartment, pianos. Address Box 352. rounding lands making big money East Glh Street. Can give references. Reply U n . In truck. Price $12,000.00. Terms 80 acres close in, excellent for C. II. J. care Herald. 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees FOR RENT: Roopta, with orlth- 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2, 3 and 4 subdividing purposes, going now at out meals. Reasonable ttes. yean at 8 percent Semi Annually. $500 per acre. 42— Advtg. Mediums "STElfrART THE FLORIST*’ No incumberances and 1825 tax Lincoln Hotel. Flowers for all occasions. paid. Address Owner. Robert E. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ 814 Myrtle. Phone 200-W. FOR RENT: Nice bedroom,lose Ellis, P. O. 322, Fort Myen, Fla. gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest McCALL & FOX in. Hot water. Call 104-W. 31— Special Notices classified medium, •rate, cash, 9c $1500 GETS EQUIPPED STORE REALTORS charge, 10c minimum. FOR RENT: Small attrtivo ON MAIN TOURIST HIGHWAY PHONE 745. J. E. SPURLING. aubdivlsion Going business* making money, room, newly furnished, cie to specialist. Subdivision to Or­ bath. Hot water. Space fotar, comfortable living quarters, at. lando, Florida, and F l o r a ADVERTISING gets results If U reaches potential buyers. Pa1200 Oak Avenue. Couple or g*le- tractive store, garage, ‘ nice orch­ Helghtn, Florida on Dixie High­ man. latka Daily Nawa la circulated la -----' . • (• ard and garden plot. Including FOR SALE: Four lots in-Pinecrest way. groceries, oil gas, furniture, etc. . on Park Avenue $300.00 each. an industrial and agricultural sec­ FOR RENT—'Three rooms dth Only $4,500 with $1,600 needed. 1-4 down, balance terras. Box A, tion. S3— Wanted sleeping porch, furnished, ga­ Herman Corrington. 404 First care Herald. rage, electric lights, city wer, Nat'l. Bank nidg., Sanford, Fla. SNOP BEANS, squash, celery. THE MORNING JOURNAL Is tbs enmor 7th Street and Bay Slet, accepted want ad medium lo bell pepper, cabbage, earrnts and near Forrest Lake Hotel. beets, oranges by the crdtc.-Al. W. Daytona' (Flo.) One cent a Phillips, 2420 Central Avo„ Augus­ an Insertion. Minimum 25c. 12— Rooms and Board 2 BARGAINS ta, Gn. MORGANTOWN. W. V A „ people 60x117 lot between 12 and 13th are Interested In Florida. Each YOUNG LADY desires room nd WANTED: Place to board pet cat, • Streets on Magnolia Ave. of them through a classified ad board with elderly lady, willct No children. White In tho Morgantown POST. Six ns companion if de&ircd. Dm dress E. 11. care Ileral Evans Tsrira^o lot witli orange cents a word for six consecutive town section not essential. Can rnnd large trees on some. nish references. R. V. care lyNINETY-FIVE acres in Osteen, on WANTED nix good plasterers. See BOOTH AND GIBBS COLUMBUS (Ga*) LEDGER Dixie Highway. Tho best buy in Jack Collins or phone 323-W. 117 Magnolia Avenue Classified ada hava tha large# 17— For Sale, Rouses Volusia Co. Good terms, 2 lots ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Centr circulation in Southwestern Gear nnd 3 houses. For quick sa|e $27,ly located, must have hot wal gia. Rate 8c (5-word Una) lino. FOR SALE— By owner, 3 nn 000, 1-4 cash, 3 years are balance. house ami lot with garft This is a real buy, will rent for 5 ROOM HOUSE newly painted. ana convenient to bath. State nr screcncd-in porch, furnished or ) $200 per month.—Thrasher & Gar­ Good location. 2 car. garage $5,- 1n communication. Address L. P. through tha X* ner, Phone 032-W. . , furnished. Bargain! See me 000, Only $1860 cash, P .rO., Box care Sanford Herald,. ,** la, Ohio. Rich (cultural. di«C$5.. *, , *j . i * 34—.Wanted ; Help, Female trlet. Want ad dlsplay rates on request WANTED— Experienced saleslady , g in d e b v j l l e l o t - ; fliprtisan* "Demiv xor T-A usaieaReady .- to .- Wash Wear, LEARN ABO U r roix County and * *70x133 , Only experienced need apply. Good Lakeland, through tha Star- $800— ONE-THlRD CASH position for right party. Apply Telegram. Beat advertising me­ Balance Terma.' Style-Shop, 308 Sanford Avenue. dium In South Florida. PublUhod mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— II IQ HLAN D STREET LQT YOUNG LADY to care tqr 1 year Lakeland, Florida. $2269—$1050 CASH • old baby and asa)*t with house Ilalanco $100.per month , t TIMES. worlr In royptry near .town. Give TAMPA full-details. P. *Oj D o*'070. 8lis»- Homo SH * HIGHLAND STREET LOT Minimum _ _____ ____ louse: I loom, bath new, mouBetween Elm and French .Writ# for complata rata card. n improvement, Sanford Avo­ 1 t . ' $2250—1000 CASH ,* WANTED: Twp experienced yrait. Balance $100 per mouth . ir. $4,600.00. .reases. No others need apply. Bell - -Cafe, 1st and Park Avenue. ELM AVENUE CORNER Facing Young's Development 35— Wgnlefl ttafp, Male x room house, bath, screen on comer of Highland HtVeoL rch, all modern Improve­ ‘ $28BD-i*l(KHr CASH TWENTY colored, laborers at Oaments, Palmetto Ave. Balance, easy terms.' ' - . teen, come ready for. work. Sub­ ivc room house, bath, all division work, ask for Mr, Wool1!)— Sale. Live Stock iodern improvements, located worth at Barber Shop. LAUREL AVENUE LOT Sanford Ave., facing east. Between 11th and 12th Streets TWO GOOD mules at n bargain. ,000 .00 . 04x117 Address A. M., Box 05, Sanford. Ix>tf* In Fort Mellon $2100—$800 CASH avenuo ei.wvu.uu. Ix>t 01, $2.^ot R. $2,000.00; 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous Hose Ualunee Terms. ■9 ^,77 < itJjVVr* . ■* ^ i*. )‘4| fOO.QO; l^ot 11 Court on Mellonvllle U t 47, $3,000.00; Lot 77. $2,\vemio $1,995.00, ONE FIVE horse power kerosene 825.00; Lot 76, $2,760.00; Lot OAK AVENUE LOT engine ana saw, also one two 16, $3,000.00. Facing Young's Development. power gas engine. M. E. Smith, 66*1 $0 San I.snta SALESMEN! Route A, Box 213. $2000— $$00 CASH 1-08-4 faces on Bsnford Arc, , ' Balance Tcfnu. hue $3,160.00. FOR SALE: White leghorns, Rhode Franklin Terrsee Island Reds and freo roosters for l a u r e l ’ a y e n u e lot breeding stock. J. J, Gut, Mellon- Lot 3 $1,300.00. Between 12lh and 13th Streets Four Lots:' Lots 7, 8, 8, 10, ville Avenue, facing on Elm Avenue and 12th FRESH COW Route A, Box 81-A Street for $7,500.00. If you EASY TERMS tvant n bargain 'see us about Sanford. We need fire ‘ man who *»Ac the above property and let us producers, and who are Inter­ COAL FOR 8ALE. Phone or call riiow It to you. ' $ 2 ,1 0 0 * ' MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS LOT Price nnd ested In making some quick 1 Lincoln Hotel. Facing North. terms reasonable, money. “ Yea, thU ii $ real es­ 50x120 tate proposition. CUT FLOWERS for sale. Cnlendu- THE WHITE REALTY CO. : $1850 • las now ready. 26c per doien, Small Caah Payment 305 First Nat’l Bank Bid*. We pay commissions daily. Phone 40*W. Mrs, L. II. Jones, BALANCE TERMS, V EXCHANGE: Fresh milk cpwi inr Silver Lake—$400 Per Lot. MELLONVILLE AVE. LOT en passenger car; Ford road Easy Terms. 58x180 Call 007 Sanford Avenuo Thursday Will take dwelling hpuHo or vs ACREAGE $2050-1820 CASH - ' between P and 12 a. m. lots and adjust, or will sell rei acres high pins land overlooking Balance $15 per month. able. J. A. Logan, Geneva, Fla Sylvan Lake. PRICE $1500 FOR SALE; Meslch green and me- j; MAGNOLIA AVE. CORNER ■ich special ccle Two Iota with frontage of 80 HAGAN REALTY CO. per thousand. P. F, -ft op Magnolia Avenue. B E. 2nd Street. Phone 638 $4000—$600 CASH. . ANTIQUES for sale that are Balance Terms. !>R SALE: About 40 acrea land, worth while. Two mahogany just east o f Geneva bridge, 1300 sideboards, tables, chairs, silver, DEAN-BERG CORPORATION lass, china ets. Dixie Highway, Bt on hard road. $300 per acre. 611 First N atl. Bank Bldg, )raa: 1-3 cash, balance 1, 2 years, range City, Florence Mauck.., v .Phone 71$ wner F. B. Dyson, 17*0 8. French ANTIQUE mahogany four posjer bed, complete with box sprjig FOR SALE—I have one beautiful OSTEEN and hafKih^Oreas. Posts el*Wlot front on Dixla Highway, just DAILY NEWS—It covers feeds a commercial hotel. If foot tall. Over one hundred yejrs lt of city limits of Loogwood. ard Coonty thoroughly w want to make money get old. A. D. Van Dyke. City. ill take uived closed car. and 450 ®ne of tbs moat rapidly i with eomo substantial local cash first payment, balance In one sections on the Florida • pie on & ground floor basis. In* A CHEAP second i igat*. Ostcen Realty Ce,, Pu- year. Sae Koontx, opposite Short’s Sample cop) and rata cord for a five-ysar* ■< ■--.t? Auto Camp. m-Brumley B1 38, Sanford Herald. ORDER chickens, ej ; tatoes, syrup, fro duco Co.. Fin. GUARANTEED FORD USED GLA CARS AND TRUCKS Phone 3 7— B usiness S e r v ic e s l J U 5 T H A P P E is e o T O T H I N K - \ MO* j T W A -p H T H A T — ------- i T O D ^ C Y ' r r o h .’ m a ^ - IF t T M O t>T 13c 'iM H E O -l’LL. O O I V- I , ie DON’T DO IT t o d a y - #jdU t-O H 'T T H IK K o r iC T T ir>t’ X O O O O »T ~ -------------- r - ----------------- p i VOUAE One-Foi ; �ixjti ■Rea r o r w r iiii **..v><*v*± The VicJorouslearl of va •> ■\* f> ,?■ ' • U “**'• * Growind Commonwealth WO square m iles o f the best lam from the ridge iTIiis is the outlook that Bithlo people will have from their 125 foot water and observation tower. And this typifies the broad vision and out look‘ that the builders of Bithlo'couccived when planning- the develop­ ment of this crossroads of commerce, Orange County's ^ w etfotiomic center. . . * • the sea Already a regular stop on the main line of the East Coast Railway to Miami, Bithlo will enjoy the advantages o f a trading center serving a large and fertile citrus and truck fanning territory. Experts declare that the soil near Bithlo is the same that makes Sanford the wealthiest Trtick and celery section of Florida, while its rich Norfolk' sand is- the secret that has long made Orange County; Florida’s citrus center. * The Cheney Highway crosses the railroad at Bithlo and this intersection of two great arteries of commerce assures its future prosperity and a profit to investors. -; The new ‘ ‘BU Y-W O RD ” o f Central Florida * - j - . 1Reproduced la a ahetch of Uia 12S foot water and lookout fo'wtr d«*tjpied for Bithlo by Illrold FMd Kellogg, the con* •(ruction of wKlch 'will aoon ba ' tinder 'irtuf, Ornatnental In It* aelf, tfiU tower will form an ea* rfentiil link In the municipal 'Vkter ayatem and afford a blnl'a eye view over 100 aquare niltek ‘oT‘Florida, -------- - • N otiily is Bithlo assured commercial prosperity, \ j| but being situated ■•) beauful scenic territory it is bound to appeal to home lovers as an ideal j w for i rmanent residence. ____ £___ _ . l J I ff/# , sem i Mb lic buildings. Vdues in certain sections o f this rich Commonwealth often, ibpsed ly upon seasonable or*purely artificial demand, while others, depend on commerce and industry or products of the ^oil. Bithlo MAtK OFFICE # -k 1 Bilblo Salem Co. lolitofcAfca A vcm Orlando. all 1ese advantages. It has agriculture. It is a trading center. It isadei iitful homesite. It has transportation and ^conveniences and it hap a |>rmahenc0 of values that will return its investors^many fold; BRANCH OFFICES N. E, Service Corp. 70 8tate Street Boaton, Mass. Cham. N. Mooney 0 Bullair A rea * > Cocoa, Fla. Wm. F. Allen Q. P. FaroeII 4-0 Waahlngton Avenue possesses Field Office at Bithlp �* * »• : .. _ '“'Heart, V eg eta b le garden Land Associated Pull Leased Wire 111 B e B u ilt Judge Speaks Onjiftor’s BE HELD HIE At WeeklyKiwanis OR J ilt27-28 Itucco ff Be rly nths t n roject lidered [$40,000 ouse structlon yiy spring hotel on of Park it at an. 10 were! H. L. of the jration rned to riod of site of A. H. | npjiroxifor the ired that d at this aodations J who are [city, he circu-1 brtnge of >18. vcrtislng Iredi of [to what “ for ‘ have no he exccpiced new [two com* always LOCAL New commercial hotel and a large apartment houae will be erected nett at early date. ' Seminole county attraction# will bo filmed for exhibition In all section# o f the United Statos and part# of-Canada. Nationally know*i profear(ton­ al# will compete for $4,00^rixes<j In b ir match to be held tore wji14 h I -78. IIm Jon, Z7*r* Judge WV W. Wright discusses Jdrcss before duties o f Juror ‘ Kiwanis Club. Locsl produce mnn back from California says light Florida celery crop will Insure high prices. New office building on Fork Avenue near# completion. Police prepare to make war on speeder#. Address on tho “ City Subti.antinl” by City Atjbrncy George A. DcCottes to feature second municipal broadcasting program Thursday night, J. B. jByrd convicted on statu­ tory charge in circuit court. Milnnc Theater installs pew 520,000 unit orchestra. STATE Collision, of twp Floridn East Const trains reported near Bay­ ard. Death claims John Norris, old* dost member o f the Elks, at Palm Beach. Three killed and another eorlously Injured when dynamite on truck explodes at Miami. DOMESTIC K e n t u c k y posses continue search for negro slayer of three perrons near Lexington. Vice President Dawes, contin* ucs tight on Senate rules. Muxican land law defended in note to the United States. War Department for third time within past year voices its opposition id placing airplane on an equal status with air and land armaments,. louse onsidcring ght fumiiy northrm.t Ohio ■ and jdans call[of itppraxl|)roJecU‘* ig property re institutj “ One trauis the tend* ens townrd esponding W. M. Young's New Quarters iction." Will Soon Be Ready For ire needed, Tenants To Move Into; [Walsh add* Offices Already Rented aford projK elate this Construction has started on the ling on vane wbullding which is to house offices nnd stores on the alley corner next to the office of H. C. DuBose, on park Avenue, and work is almost completed on the W. M. Young building, at tbs corner Of Park Avenue and Commercial Street, according to a survey made today. ‘ It is said that the ‘ building o f ejrlon sur* these two places will leave very have one few vacant lots In the entire busi­ »ns In the ness district, with the exception of according those Immediately adjacent to the assistant lake front*. Tho new office building Just orIda Vogceturned to started is to house the offices of »m a six several real estate companies, which will give that vicinity Bio. that the around the Valdes Hotel moro real H* and the estate offices than any other part suit in a of the city. The building is to be l*at excel* of concrete and stucco. The exterior finish on the Young I* year ja building has almost been completed • 1,000 an dtbe owners state that the re­ 1025 cron " maining operations will require [the J r e only a few days. The structure is a remodeled, amount of indoubtedly part o f the old Pico Annex, one of find strong the landmarks o f Sanford ,and will •re season.*' have eparaifar o f ices on the ground .cold wcath* floor and apartments oh the sec­ BihilaU’d th<* ond. It, is reported that all the ™ crop Ust space available has been rented for eoontinued, several weeks and tho future ten­ that lot#/ ants are said to have already start­ *y . «• that will ed moving in, W. M. Young, who Is thd devel­ Pie them for o p s o f Highland Park sub-division, In 1025.** innon's head is already occupying the North Were «t end o f the building as an uf/icc for estate activities. “w , frequent his real • . • * ery producing */ °Pl'prtunity foniis a crop pro dues, onth*. stay In Mr. Bant)on OFFICE- BUILDING NEARLY FINISHED [e Man Crop ’rices An address by Judge Wallace Sarasota, spoke to the assembly W. Wright on the relationship of relative to tho vl$Ifc of delegates citizens to the law courts, find to the press convention who arc to Snrnzcn, Hagen, Nichols And lively entertainment furnished by stob here enroute to Orlando, Dr. Shows ' M members of the Williams Stock Batnett asked, that the Kiwanis Investigation Other Nationally Known Company Attitude O f U. S .) featured the Weekly Club lend every possible means of Mrs. Mary Sterling LdH Players Will Participate In luncheon of the Kiwanis Club held assistance to the local Chamber . Three Wills Arid Securities Departments inViv, A Big Professional Match at noon today in the Semiholo of Common® In the entertaining, ,-^Phat Are Valued At $50,000 Grill. 7775 ■' .• of tho visitors upon their arrival For The Third $ Before what Ik believed to be in this city, .1 r. Prizes Representing a record attendance o f members i Frank MacNcil, secretary Within Past Y< o f tho Tales O f W a te ry and visitors. Judge Wright, stress­ Sanford Golf and Country Club, $4,000 To Be Offered ed the importance o f every c!U* briefly outlined tho plans of tho L House Are Related ____ _ 1 - -ten, especially thoso who aro re- big golf tourney which Is achedul More Than $1,100 Subscribed arded as leader# in their respcc ed for Jan. 27 and 28,' on the links House Boarded Up And Its Retro-net Ivc Ih-ovision Of in One Day By Local Club ve communities, co-operating of ths club. He asked that a mem­ Measure, To Which United 10 Years Since Mate Died To Cover Heavy Expenses with the courts when called upon ber. of the Kiwanla Club volunteer . Furnishing L eft Intact States Objected^ Not- Men­ for jury services. to aid In the preparations being tioned In Recent Message Views Of Pershj Judge Wright outlined tho du­ That Sanford is to be host to ties of the grand and pettt ju­ tmndc for the tournament. L, C, ! CHICAGO, Jam 20.— (A V -F or a Bcbout, secretary of tha Kiwanis hundreds of visiting golf fans rors, nnd brought out the fact that Given More WefL WASHINGTON, Jau. go.—W aeons o f yeart) Mary E. Sterling during the last week, of January tho proper 'administration of jus­ Club, offered his assistance, which Iprench, agtd recluse, lived In tho the Mexican “ anti alien land law," was accepted. By Cabinet Officiate became a. certainty today when the depended on tho acceptance Entertainment wa» supplied to­ attic of hot boarded up nnd tum­ subject o f conversations between announcement came that the Cen­ tice ble ..down house (n Park Ridge, a Washington and Mexico City, is of jury duty by men who are In­ day by Ruth Marsh, Lee Allen nnd tral Florida Open Championship tellectually competent to fairly WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.— Hazel Bean of the Williams Stock suburb, where residents told stor­ defended in a diplomatic brief Tournament is to bo held here on 'judge their fellow men. ies of seeing a ghost, clad ns a drafted by Foreign Minister Saenz (A P )—Tho War Department Company, now playing in the city. Jan. 27 and 28, and that some of Ho plead for a better under­ Miss Marsh sang four songs, and bride, moving about with a lighted and made public here by the Mexi­ today officially reiterated * the best' known professionals in' candle. Sh?. loft and ontared by can ambassador, ,, t tho country will compete Tor standing among cltlrcns generally Mr. Allen played aeveral musical a ladder, drawing It up after her. Making no mention of,retro-ac­ tho third timo within a y | of the duties and actions o f ,tb<S selections on the violin. Miss price* totaling $4,000. She died Jan. 8, leaving, three tive provision of the law to which iln opposition to' tho pro] The announcement come this courts of tho country, and told the Bears accompanied both MIbs wills Ills of clashing provisions, safety Jhls government has recently pro­ morning from Frank MacNcill, Kiwaulnns that they, as Individ­ Marsh nnd Mr, Allen on the piano. deposit boxes In which f50,Q00 in tected, tho brief- supported other to give tho airplano co-< secretary of the Sanford Golf ual lenders, should use their influ­ Visitors present today were: securities have keen found, tax phases .Imposing conditions under status with land nnd H_ Club, who stated that the Profes­ ence to further the Interests of the John Borchfield, New York, Dr. rccelptn for property In Massachu­ which foreigners may acquire land armaments. sional Golf Association of the entire citizenry through creat­ Barnett nnd Mr. Hess o f Saraso­ setts and papers indicating she and stock in Mexican companies or Secretary Davis, appearing state had sanctioned the dates ing n proper respect for the dut­ ta, Sheriff Charles Hand, M. B. niny have possessed n fortune. conccslona. before the House Military -Smith, S. A. llnycs of - Parkers­ naked for by tho local club, under ies of R Juror. Wierdcst o f all were two grave­ The Foreign Minister declared Committee, summed up the position, Dr. Barnett, a Klwgnlan from burg, W. Va. whose nusplces the tournament like mounds marked with a stick the organic law o f section one of of the department on the question will he held, and that arrangements with a tea cup oyer the end, in the tho Mexican constitution cannot be thus: “ Our answer is no." .; 5* and details of the big attraction are bock yard, The. police wilt dig considered as an alien law. because Called to give his own and tho now being carried out In an elabor­ into those hopin. .itng to find some- It does not deal with the status of department’s views on a hill, to ’ • ate manner. thing to shed light on tho disap foreigners. Instead, ho asserted, create a department of national i-, Tho piny over tho local links pournneo o f her husband 10 years it treats with constitutional rights defense, the Secretary said ho + will be 72 holes, match play for ago. , of Mexicans nnd Mexican corpora­ agreed with tho findings of UaS.“JM medal score. This is expected to Had House Boarded Up tions for acquisition o f tho land president’s nlr board and quoted Ojfl result in some of tho most brilliant It wan after he left that sho nnd concessions in that republic. tho following paragraph from its golfing ever witnessed in Florida, hud tha house, in which sho lived The brief pointed ou t that for­ report! and will servo to bring visitors 20 years, boarded up. Tbo roomi eigner# were permitted to acquire “ W® do not recommend a dc- . from nil over the state nnd from downstairs wero left exactly ns land and stock providing they agree partmvnt o f air defense, whotkor -~ iK> ■tthcr points throughout the South George A. DcCottes SpcakH had been 20 years ago. Furni­ not to have recourse to other comprising the army and tho navy Colored Moving Pictures Of they to comprise what local club of­ ture was undusted and in n bed means of making their rights ef­ or as comprising threo eo-oniiu-Vj On The “ Cily Substantial" This County's Tourist And chiimber a man’s cost nnd vest fective than thoso which are grant­ ated departments o f army, ficials any will be pno of tho InrgAt Winter Park Tomorrow; pst galleries to ever .attend a cen­ Farming Attractions Will nnd a straw hat, seemingly thrown ed by Mexico to Its Nationals. and air. The disadvantages tral Florida golf event; nsWo ns If they had Just neon dis­ Mrs. J. A. Taknch' Will Sing weight the advantages," lie W i d e l y Exhibited The provision of the law requir­ Definite word was received to­ carded, wero found covered with ing heirs, coming into possession Ths tucretary'a testimony — day from Gene Saracen, Walter Th'£ program for tho broadcast mOttf mould. George Mnnsoy, sales niannu of property huld by foreigners to cated to a largo exteat hb* vlev Hagen and Gil Nichols announcing ing of tho second Sanford program l*h| i«‘.ory of Mrs. French, long as set forth before the air to they would be hero. These wires over tho Rollins College station nt of Florida Productions, *Ine., has tha mystery of Park Ridge, was agree riot/fo i m a t tq their gov­ nnd also those expressed •by ernments-in case of disputes had brought much satisfaction to local Winter Park, tomorrow, night wan arrived In Sanford In company with told at far ns he knew.it, by Edb*«n objected to by tho gtato De­ .nodcccssor, Secretary WCcks, •ward'Ostrenski, an attorney, and partment. It' waa contended that fora tha House Aircraft Commit-* they stalest announced by Mayor Forrost Lake Frank Mrnrung, formerly omplo by tho D. W, Griffith studios, tho fnns would witness an Inlcr- this morning. presented in a copyrighted story in tee of lost Congress. film local scenes for exhibition'at the Herald and Examiner today. no American!cah walvo’hta nation­ citing battle between Saiatcn nnd Opinion Ibuicd al rights in that fashion,^4 Qetrdoskl spnesrod tho day Hagen. ‘ * the ll.tum n qf the country on tho the ^outh Mr. Davis ‘' ‘ w of Replying Tho McxkriA brief do In tb« past four years nagen Mr*. French dMi.at thc home the propo* and .Shrnaen have vied with Jphn Unblroan, it-nelghbor* andi«i- ^ U iv ,uch Ivopfci a h r i •LGewgda, ed thal ie wa# axee other in tournaments . in 1 itottiN ; Mrs. EB# Harrl»T *agtpw»Rb'wW PHRHHI section of thc'UhltOd Stales The nictiirca that will to mode ho estate: the municipal band, will sing s«v tho score is Just about even. oral numbers, including “ The Mel­ under tne supervision o f the Cham­ away, to ah undertaker in Chicago. modifying fls laws nt^ aqy time it 5 3 2 Every opportunity which has been ody That Made You Mine'* accom­ ber, '»pf| Commcroe, w ill. include ■ A petition and invouiory fixed would bo prevented fro A) further __ ...... „ in jurisdldal matters. presented of late years for thoso panied by the band. Emphasizing that he'tfahB^ scenes from local celery fields and the potential value o f tho opiate development It added that “ ft la a matter per­ rivals to line up in the same ncclal weight to*thc rojgnt L ... view# of Mrs. Lucille Aspenwald Takach orange grove* In addltlon.to others at $1,600, but inheritance tax o f­ m tourney has found thousands of is on the program again and will portraying Sanford’s tourist and ficers. with Ostrontui found lib­ taining to the state itself to weigh P ?crshing, Mr. Dnvls read a 1st— erty ,-bonds and stocks valued -at the advantage and disadvantages written interested fans following every sing three numbers, yet to be se­ commercial attractions. ittan by tho General otyjan. 28,1 $30,000 in a Chicago Bank. An­ which a new law may have for tho HI20, to Maj.-Gcn. < linrlcd T. Mcnstroke o f the club. Among thoso lected. In commenting on tho audience other safety deposit box in a Park community." oner, then chief of Uu- army air . expected to announce their entry -phe violin music which was Inst that would witness Seminolo coun­ “A a 'it wilt’ be seen," tho docu­ scrvico. It rood in part; .rJ-vT are: MikegBrady, Eddie Loos, Jim wecj( broadcast through tho micro- ty pictures, Mr. Massey said that Ridge bank has not been opened. Met Mrs. French Laid Year ment continued, "tho law, far from "Military force* can1 nover t o .. Barnes, Leo Diegalo and mnny. phone by E|inor l f c ^ n g will several million people would see lo­ Ostronski said ho met Mrs. injuring acquired rights, is ex­ efficiently trained nor operated-., olher celebrities, 'be repeated tomorrow nnight * cal points of interest on the silver ig h t Funds with which to guarantee that artist, - who Is said to nave re­ screens of theaters from Maine to French through the Oahliriun’e tremely lenient with foreigners without an air l.,uo. . "An »br force, acting indepemlv^ the prize money for the event are ceived ninny complimentary mes­ Mexico, and in Juno, Alaska, ami about a year ago. tills nskt'd since it offered thorn amnio oppor­ being contributed by local business sages on her talent as a result o f possibly in England, where a rep­ him to draw uo a will for her last tunity to comply with the provis­ ently can of Its own accord nrillrt Dec. 22, but when tho safety tie- ions of the constitution o f tho re­ win a wnr nt the preoent Hme, Hi men, and Mr. MacNelll stated this last week's concert. . * resentative of Florida Productions, poi*'t book was opened, two oth­ so far no' wo can toll, at any timp morning that without any solicitaThe following numbers will be Inc,, is now negotiating for con­ ers wero found, one drawn In 1887. public." D* in tho future. ' ; fc tion on thcr part of club official*, played by the band: — tracts, Mr. Massey said, They will the estate to Mary E. Air Can'i Win Over Army $1,100 of tho required $4,000, boa 1. March, Gloria ........ ......... Lbsey “ By a process exclusively used rench, nch, who it was said, was Mrs. “ An oir force by llsulf com already been subscribed. 2. Overture, Poet and Peasant by Florida Productions, Inc., we 'ranch's foster mother, who died obtain a decision agsinst furcas l The following business men nnd .... . Sup pc will be able to reproduce on the 14 yesrk ago, nnd beside whom the ground. ' houses have contributed; Higgins, S. Novelette, Moonlight in screen the exact colors of local Or­ Mrs. French wished to be burled. “ Militory air forces is an Smith and Wright. $500; IhmmllFlorida Btorm. ange groves nnd .emerald pclory The I’nri; Ridge police said Os­ tiul combat branch and lat and Aqderson, $100; McKinnon 4. Intermezzo, In Moonlit Gar­ fields, Mr. Massey said, “ and the tronski went through the house form an integral part o f tho and Markwood, $100; S. O. Shinden _____ ______ ___ r ...... .. King exhibition pf. these alluring scenes nnd caused the removal of the old "An air force ahould to-L_ holser. $100; A. P. Connelly. $100: C. March, Semper Fidells.-Sousa In the frozen sections of the na­ furnituro und devoid a week to n ORLANDO; Fla., Jan. 20.—VP) Ushod as n seporstu arm of Frank MacNelll, $100; Sanford Mayor Lake will have charge of tion will undoubtedly result In a thorough aearch from attic to cel­ —Judge C, E. Davis of West Palm service, co-ordinate with 1U », tha program and Conductor Joseph greater migration to Florida and lar. . Ha u>ld tha' furniture for Beach, wna elected chairman of faiitry, cavalry and artillery. Herald, $100. ’ Kelxenstein will lead the band. to Seminole county than any that Junk, Ostronski said. An explan­ the permanent organization o f the “ An air force should not b could possibly be brought about ation o f tho ghost which fright­ Florida Republican party at tlu> laldbhcd ns a combat force > Irene Castle Is N ow afternoon acsalon of tho conven­ through^ cut and dried newspaper ened people away from the house, tinct from the army and nav C am era Shy, She Says Ostronski sakl he found in a dress tion hero today. udvcmSlng.’* Mr. Davis pointed, o u t f A heated argument over support­ war department already ha “ Prospective Florida visitora makers form on tho second Door. s t . a u g u s t i n e ) f u . Jnn. 20. went to see,what this state looks A dress was druped about it and ing the old Republican party and be fur o tho comniittcu l< —(/p)—Irteno Castle, now Mrs. like, not read about It," Mr. Mas­ a bunch of white cloth formod a the perfecting of a new organisa­ In gun to carry uut pra Frederick McLaughlin of Chicago, sey said, "and this film that we are head. Mrs, French would set it tion sprang to the floor in the of tho resolutions of 1 : . once the most widely phhotogrphed dent's a|r boarjl .In respect t o ' making exclusively of Seminole on a chair near a window and place meeting. a light besldo It, he explained. E. E. Callaway, iy, of Lakeland, army service. woman In tho worlid, Is now copnty w ill.set before them tho J. E. Byrd, was found guilty of a who led a number Old Newspapers Are Found x 'o f Republicans “ camera ahy”. statutory offense in circuit court most attractive features of this There Thera were 83-year-old newspa­ from Poll county, All efforts to get a nhotograpi yesterday after a ’ short trial be­ section." y, declared that pers, some o f them indicsting tho the now-organization waa1 profad proetd o f the former famous dancer fail fore a jury in what was expected Tha pictures will to mads in the mysterious woman might hava Ing along ed here although several nows pho­ to bo a very sensational trial but _ tha wrong plana and sns anti tographers attempted to g*t a s hot. which proved disappointing to tha nature of honeymoon trip to Flor­ been a resident o f Wattcrtown, nskud tha that they return to thali ida and to Seminole county by, > a Mass., about 85 years ago. Bits homoa and build up the old * “'I am not seeking publicity assembled audience In Judge W, W. . rid pari) young couple who ara pictured de­ of vaiuablo Irish point bee wero with, the typo o f men that would M w V M M .H r*. " c U W & i i ' “ J Wright’s courtroom ' -l' scending at ths local station to ba found lu the dust and a piano was do things for the stats. m Ha am hero only to visit relatives and J. W. Knowles, a negro atom-, greeted by committees of represen­ in a front room. friends. I do not.caro to be photo­ sorted that his followers Groceries wore left on the front eager to work for the republican graphed by news cameras. I am keeper, was found guiRy o f a*-, tative citizens nnd shown about the Ah porch and. were taken in only by rart yl n the atate.. He contended Roby Laina ©Ut'»f the business and It does not sault with attempt'' to commit community. LaIng wtz which was 1 piurder and was sentenced to serve Frank Morang, who will person­ Airs. French via ths ladder. She appeal to mo any more." thenaw organization now be­ in front qf the Mllsnc a year on the state prison farm ot ally make tho filtnfc, was employed find came to the Dahl man house ing perfected was the only repub­ Monday night, Mrs. McLaughlin was hero to for. a number o f years in big stu­ to best some coffee and |>aid 10 lican party in the state as It'was by the police visit Mrs. M. D. Hardin, the sister Its Iford. George Mays, negro, plead guilty dios at Hollywod, and was In cents for the privilege and latar cording to Chief of Polk of her husband. ____ to p charge of assault with Jntent charge of all trick photography it} returned when she grow 111, She ths only legal organization. Williams, who rectlved • to commit murder, and is to bo th* l'rodu*tion of. "A KU? bttfCln- paid far everything given her at A ihsh's- pet vaoity,. the creasa call this morning fr.jm ELLIOTT BILL.PRRHKNTEI) sentenced within the nex$two days. Ip his trouser leg, was Introduced dcrilu according to Mr. .Massey. standard prices, it is.said. W ■ 20,—(/P)— In that It is expected that. Haywood A physician who attended her The Elliott b by King Edward VII o f England The r the spwlU be brough# from Orsought to question The present Prince o f Wales is al* Register pronriation 1for new Undo today and arraigned to plead relatives. He said she woi „ „ so a great arbiter of fashion. pubi mblJe bulldl ■‘vT to the charge against hipi of murdiscuss lubject pnu fend oniy only re- day by tilt im tha m i njujeci der in the first degree. , , that s$c was leaving a wRL committee. Register, while nere for thje pur!- p t entering Us pies, will be W] e custody of Orange, county & - *. ■ ties end will nrt be held offkrers until «d?h tfa e ju WJ ipIrVf 1 v i x A Police To Wage Determined Against Reckless Driving way Of N non I >uF------- an- in an endeavor to keep the streets itnwn district Ire* from and w« «*• wperiencthe eRy, M' ■" police are »; at on speed* MEXICO DEFENDS NEW LAND M W S IN U; S. MESSAGE B Secretary Appe; BeforeHouseGr SECOND SANFORD CAMERA OUTFIT RADIO PROGRAM H E R E T O SHOOT READY FOR FANS SANFORD SCENES s s u i f l r L 'i m t o ! s Davis Is Chosen To H e a d : Permahent Republican Party Circuit Court Jury Convicts J. E. Byrd In Statutory Case RobyLaing’s! Car Is Recovered South Georgia Senator Reed And Dawes Clash Over Personal Remarks tutted Internal the _ fights, OS '4 yi on the ’ inUrnat „ 9 a MB" tf ’• fW triW . ■raniMi A* yj wv.s . 1djjn 1. *rj rfh 1 tw � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 20, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 20, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/692b7ed472449139ff3de6a99b5995fa.pdf 4c3dde51080ac31c92671fde3c6d7948 PDF Text Text ixjti ■Rea ro rw riiii **..v><*v*± The VicJorouslearl of va • > ■\ * f> ,?■ ' • U “**'• * Growind Commonwealth WO square miles of the best lam from the ridge iTIiis is the outlook that Bithlo people will have from their 125 foot water and observation tower. And this typifies the broad vision and out look‘that the builders of Bithlo'couccived when planning- the develop­ ment of this crossroads of commerce, Orange County's ^ w etfotiomic center. . . *• the sea Already a regular stop on the main line of the East Coast Railway to Miami, Bithlo will enjoy the advantages of a trading center serving a large and fertile citrus and truck fanning territory. Experts declare that the soil near Bithlo is the same that makes Sanford the wealthiest Trtick and celery section of Florida, while its rich Norfolk' sand is- the secret that has long made Orange County; Florida’s citrus center. * The Cheney Highway crosses the railroad at Bithlo and this intersection of two great arteries of commerce assures its future prosperity and a profit to investors. -; The new ‘‘BUY-WORD” of Central Florida * - j - . 1Reproduced la a ahetch of Uia 12S foot water and lookout fo'wtr d«*tjpied for Bithlo by Illrold FMd Kellogg, the con* •(ruction of wKlch 'will aoon ba ' tinder 'irtuf, Ornatnental In It* aelf, tfiU tower will form an ea* rfentiil link In the municipal 'Vkter ayatem and afford a blnl'a eye view over 100 aquare niltek ‘oT‘Florida, ------- - • N o tiily is Bithlo assured commercial prosperity, but being situated ■•) beauful scenic territory it is bound to appeal to home lovers as an ideal j w for i rmanent residence. ____ £___ _ . l J Iff/# , s e m i Mb lic b u ild in g s . MAtK OFFICE # -k 1 Bilblo Salem Co. lolitofcAfca Avcm Orlando. BRANCH OFFICES N. E, Service Corp. 70 8tate Street Boaton, Mass. Cham. N. Mooney 0 Bullair A rea* > Cocoa, Fla. Wm. F. Allen Q. P. FaroeII 4-0 Waahlngton Avenue Vdues in certain sections of this rich Commonwealth often, ibpsed ly upon seasonable or*purely artificial demand, while others, depend on commerce and industry or products of the ^oil. Bithlo possesses all 1ese advantages. It has agriculture. It is a trading center. It is a d e i iitfu l homesite. It has transportation and ^conveniences and i t hap a |>rm ahenc 0 o f values that will return its investors^many fold; Field Office at Bithlp \j| �* * » •: .. _ ' “'H eart, V eg etab le garden Land Associated Pull Leased Wire Judge Speaks O n jifto r ’s 111 B e B u i l t BE HELD H I E At WeeklyKiwanis O R J i l t 27-28 Itucco ff Be rly n th s t LOCAL New commercial hotel and a large apartment houae will be erected n ett a t early date. ' n roject lidered [$40,000 ou se structlon yiy spring hotel on of Park it at a n . 10 were! H. L. of the jration rned to riod of site of A. H. | npjiroxifor the ired that d at this aodations J who are [city, he circu-1 brtnge of >18. vcrtislng Iredi of [to what “for ‘have no he exccpiced new [two com* always Seminole county attraction# will bo filmed for exhibition In all section# of the United Statos and part# of-Canada. Nationally know*i profear(ton­ al# will compete for $4,00^rixes<j In b ir match to be held tore wji14 Z7*r* h I-78. IIm Jon, Judge WV W. Wright discusses Jdrcss before duties of Juror ‘ Kiwanis Club. Locsl produce mnn back from California says light Florida celery crop will Insure high prices. New office building on Fork Avenue near# completion. Police prepare to make war on speeder#. Address on tho “City Subti.antinl” by City Atjbrncy George A. DcCottes to feature second municipal broadcasting program Thursday night, J. B. jByrd convicted on statu­ tory charge in circuit court. Milnnc Theater installs pew 520,000 unit orchestra. STATE Collision, of twp Floridn East Const trains reported near Bay­ ard. Death claims John Norris, old* dost member of the Elks, at Palm Beach. Three killed and another eorlously Injured when dynamite on truck explodes a t Miami. DOMESTIC K e n t u c k y posses continue search for negro slayer of three perrons near Lexington. Vice President Dawes, contin* ucs tight on Senate rules. Muxican land law defended in note to the United States. War Department for third time within past year voices its opposition id placing airplane on an equal status with air and land armaments,. louse onsidcring ght fumiiy northrm.t Ohio ■ and jdans call[of itppraxl|)roJecU‘* ig property re institutj “One trauis the tend* ens townrd esponding W. M. Young's N ew Quarters iction." Will Soon Be Ready For ire needed, Tenants To Move Into; [Walsh add* O ffices Already Rented aford projK elate this Construction has started on the ling on vane wbullding which is to house offices nnd stores on the alley corner next to the office of H. C. DuBose, on park Avenue, and work is almost completed on the W. M. Young building, at tbs corner Of Park Avenue and Commercial Street, according to a survey made today. ‘ It is said that the ‘building of ejrlon sur* these two places will leave very have one few vacant lots In the entire busi­ »ns In the ness district, with the exception of according those Immediately adjacent to the assistant lake front*. Tho new office building Just orIda Vogceturned to started is to house the offices of »m a six several real estate companies, which will give that vicinity Bio. that the around the Valdes Hotel moro real H* and the estate offices than any other part suit in a of the city. The building is to be l*at excel* of concrete and stucco. The exterior finish on the Young I* year ja building has almost been completed • 1,000 an dtbe owners state that the re­ 1025 cron " maining operations will require [the J r e only a few days. The structure is a remodeled, amount of indoubtedly part of the old Pico Annex, one of find strong the landmarks of Sanford ,and will •re season.*' have eparaifar of ices on the ground .cold wcath* floor and apartments oh the sec­ BihilaU’d th<* ond. It, is reported that all the ™ crop Ust space available has been rented for eoontinued, several weeks and tho future ten­ that lot#/ ants are said to have already start­ *y . «• that will ed moving in, W. M. Young, who Is thd devel­ Pie them for o p s of Highland Park sub-division, In 1025.** innon's head is already occupying the North Were «t end of the building as an uf/icc for activities. “w , frequent his real •estate . • * ery producing */ °Pl'prtunity foniis a crop pro dues, onth*. stay In Mr. Bant)on way Of N the anI >uF------non OFFICE- BUILDING NEARLY FINISHED [e Man Crop ’rices An address by Judge Wallace Sarasota, spoke to the assembly W. Wright on the relationship of relative to tho vl$Ifc of delegates citizens to the law courts, find to the press convention who arc to Snrnzcn, Hagen, Nichols And lively entertainment furnished by stob here enroute to Orlando, Dr. Shows ' M members of the Williams Stock Batnett asked, that the Kiwanis Investigation Other Nationally Known Company A ttitude O f U . S .) featured the Weekly Club lend every possible means of Mrs. Mary Sterling LdH Players Will Participate In luncheon of the Kiwanis Club held assistance to the local Chamber . Three W ills Arid Securities D ep a rtm en ts in V iv , A Big Professional Match at noon today in the Semiholo of Common® In the entertaining, ,-^Phat Are Valued A t $50,000 Grill. 7775 ■' .• of tho visitors upon their arrival For The Third $ Before what Ik believed to be in this city, .1 r. Prizes Representing a record attendance of members i Frank MacNcil, secretary Within P ast Y< of tho Tales O f W a te r y and visitors. Judge Wright, stress­ Sanford Golf and Country Club, $4,000 To Be Offered ed the importance of every c!U* briefly outlined tho plans of tho L House Are Related _____ 1 ten, especially thoso who aro re- big golf tourney which Is achedul More Than $1,100 Subscribed arded as leader# in their respcc ed for Jan. 27 and 28,' on the links House Boarded Up And Its Retro-net Ivc Ih-ovision Of in One Day By Local Club ve communities, co-operating of ths club. He asked th a t a mem­ Measure, To Which United 10 Years Since Mate Died To Cover Heavy Expenses with the courts when called upon ber. of the Kiwanla Club volunteer . Furnishing States Objected^ N ot-Men­ L eft Intact for jury services. to aid In the preparations being tioned In Recent Message Views Of Pershj Judge W right outlined tho du­ tmndc for the tournament. L, C, That Sanford is to be host to ties of the grand and pettt ju­ ! CHICAGO, Jam 20.—(AV-For a Bcbout, secretary of tha Kiwanis hundreds of visiting golf fans rors, nnd brought out the fact that Given More WefL WASHINGTON, Jau. go.—W Club, offered his assistance, which aeons of yeart) Mary E. Sterling during the last week, of January tho proper 'administration of jus­ was the Mexican “anti alien land law," Iprench, agtd recluse, lived In tho accepted. By Cabinet Officiate became a. certainty today when the depended on tho acceptance Entertainment wa» supplied to­ attic of hot boarded up nnd tum­ subject of conversations between announcement came that the Cen­ tice Washington and Mexico City, is ble ..down house (n Park Ridge, a of jury duty by men who are In­ day by Ruth Marsh, Lee Allen nnd tral Florida Open Championship tellectually competent to fairly WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.— Hazel Bean of the Williams Stock suburb, where residents told stor­ defended in a diplomatic brief Tournament is to bo held here on 'judge their fellow men. ies of seeing a ghost, clad ns a drafted by Foreign Minister Saenz (A P )—Tho War Department Company, now playing in the city. Jan. 27 and 28, and that some of Ho plead for a better under­ Miss Marsh sang four songs, and bride, moving about with a lighted and made public here by the Mexi­ today officially reiterated * the best' known professionals in' Sh?. loft and ontared by can ambassador, ,, t tho country will compete Tor standing among cltlrcns generally Mr. Allen played aeveral musical candle. tho third timo within a y Making no mention of,retro-ac­ a ladder, drawing It up after her. | of the duties and actions of ,tb<S selections on the violin. Miss price* totaling $4,000. She died Jan. 8, leaving, three tive provision of the law to which iln opposition to' tho pro] The announcement come this courts of tho country, and told the Bears accompanied both MIbs wills Ills of clashing provisions, safety Jhls government has recently pro­ morning from Frank MacNcill, Kiwaulnns that they, as Individ­ Marsh nnd Mr, Allen on the piano. deposit boxes In which f50,Q00 in tected, tho brief- supported other to give tho airplano co-< secretary of the Sanford Golf ual lenders, should use their influ­ Visitors present today were: securities have keen found, tax phases .Imposing conditions under status with land nnd H_ Club, who stated that the Profes­ ence to further the Interests of the John Borchfield, New York, Dr. rccelptn for property In Massachu­ which foreigners may acquire land armaments. sional Golf Association of the entire citizenry through creat­ Barnett nnd Mr. Hess of Saraso­ setts and papers indicating she and stock in Mexican companies or Secretary Davis, appearing state had sanctioned the dates ing n proper respect for the dut­ ta , Sheriff Charles Hand, M. B. niny have possessed n fortune. conccslona. before the House Military -Smith, S. A. llnycs of - Parkers­ naked for by tho local club, under ies of R Juror. Wierdcst of all were two grave­ The Foreign Minister declared Committee, summed up the position, Dr. Barnett, a Klwgnlan from burg, W. Va. whose nusplces the tournament like mounds marked with a stick the organic law of section one of of the department on the question will he held, and that arrangements with a tea cup oyer the end, in the tho Mexican constitution cannot be thus: “Our answer is no." .; 5* and details of the big attraction are bock yard, The. police wilt dig considered as an alien law. because Called to give his own and tho now being carried out In an elabor­ into those hopin. .itng to find some- It does not deal with the status of department’s views on a hill, to ’• ate manner. thing to shed light on tho disap foreigners. Instead, ho asserted, create a department of national i-, Tho piny over tho local links pournneo of her husband 10 years it treats with constitutional rights defense, the Secretary said ho + will be 72 holes, match play for ago. , of Mexicans nnd Mexican corpora­ agreed with tho findings of UaS.“JM medal score. This is expected to Had House Boarded Up tions for acquisition of tho land president’s nlr board and quoted Ojfl result in some of tho most brilliant It wan after he left that sho nnd concessions in that republic. tho following paragraph from its golfing ever witnessed in Florida, hud tha house, in which sho lived The brief pointed o u t that for­ report! and will servo to bring visitors 20 years, boarded up. Tbo roomi eigner# were permitted to acquire “W® do not recommend a dc- . from nil over the state nnd from downstairs wero left exactly ns land and stock providing they agree partmvnt of air defense, whotkor - ~iK> ■tthcr points throughout the South George A. DcCottes SpcakH had been 20 years ago. Furni­ not to have recourse to other comprising the army and tho navy Colored Moving Pictures Of they to comprise what local club of­ ture was undusted and in n bed means of making their rights ef­ or as comprising threo eo-oniiu-Vj On The “C ily Substantial" This County's Tourist And chiimber a man’s cost nnd vest fective than thoso which are grant­ ated departments of army, ficials any will be pno of tho InrgAt Winter Park Tomorrow; pst galleries to ever .attend a cen­ Farming A ttractions Will nnd a straw hat, seemingly thrown ed by Mexico to Its Nationals. and air. The disadvantages tral Florida golf event; nsWo ns If they had Just neon dis­ Mrs. J. A. Taknch' Will Sing weight the advantages," lie W i d e l y Exhibited The provision of the law requir­ Definite word was received to­ carded, wero found covered with ing heirs, coming into possession Ths tucretary'a testimony — day from Gene Saracen, Walter cated to a largo exteat hb* vlev Th'£ program for tho broadcast mOttf mould. Mnnsoy, sales niannu of property huld by foreigners to Hagen and Gil Nichols announcing ing of tho second Sanford program of George i«‘.ory of Mrs. French, long agree riot/fo i m a t tq their gov­ as set forth before the a ir to Florida Productions, *Ine., has thal*h|mystery they would be hero. These wires over tho Rollins College station nt of Park Ridge, was case of disputes had nnd also those expressed • by brought much satisfaction to local Winter Park, tomorrow, night wan arrived In Sanford In company with told a t far ns he knew.it, by Ed- ernments-in b*«n objected by tho gtato De­ .nodcccssor, Secretary WCcks, • ward'Ostrenski, an attorney, and partment. It' to they stalest announced by Mayor Forrost Lake Frank Mrnrung, formerly omplo waa contended that fora tha House A ircraft Commit-* by tho D. W, Griffith studios, tho fnns would witness an Inlcr- this morning. presented in a copyrighted story in no American!cah walvo’hta tee of lost Congress. film local scenes for exhibition'at the Herald and Examiner today. al rights in that fashion,^4nation­ citing battle between Saiatcn nnd Opinion Ibuicd Qetrdoskl spnesrod tho day Hagen. ‘ * the ll.tu m n qf the country on tho the ^ o u th Davis ‘ ' ‘ w of Replying Tho McxkriA brief do theMr.propo* In tb« past four years nagen Mr*. French d M i.at thc home and .Shrnaen have vied with Jphn Unblroan, it-nelghbor* andi« i- ^ Ui v , uch Ivopfci s s u i f l r L ' i m t o ! s a h r i •LGewgda, ed t h a l i e wa# axee other in tournaments . in 1 itottiN ; Mrs. EB# Harrl»T *agtpw»Rb'wW PHRHHI section of thc'UhltOd Stales The nictiirca that will to mode ho estate: the municipal band, will sing s«v tho score is Just about even. oral numbers, including “The Mel­ under tne supervision of the Cham­ away, to ah undertaker in Chicago. modifying fls laws nt^ aqy time it 5 3 2 Every opportunity which has been ody That Made You Mine'* accom­ ber, '»pf| Commcroe, w ill. include ■ A petition and invouiory fixed would bo prevented fro A) further in jurisdldal m atters. presented of late years for thoso panied by the band. Emphasizing that he'tfahB^ scenes from local celery fields and the potential value of tho opiate development It added th a t “ft la a m atter per­ a t $1,600, but inheritance tax of­ rivals to line up in the same weight to*thc rojgnt L ... view# of Mrs. Lucille Aspenwald Takach orange grove* In addltlon.to others ficers. with Ostrontui found lib­ taining to the state itself to weigh Pncclal m tourney has found thousands of is on the program again and will portraying Sanford’s tourist and ?crshing, Mr. Dnvls read a 1st— erty ,-bonds and stocks valued -at the advantage and disadvantages written interested fans following every sing three numbers, yet to be se­ commercial attractions. ittan by tho General otyjan. 28,1 $30,000 in a Chicago Bank. An­ which a new law may have for tho HI20, to Maj.-Gcn. < linrlcd T. Mcnstroke of the club. Among thoso lected. In commenting on tho audience other safety community." deposit box in a Park oner, then chief of Uu- army air . expected to announce their entry -phe violin music which was Inst that would witness Seminolo coun­ “A a 'it wilt’ be seen," tho docu­ scrvico. It rood in part; .rJ-vT are: MikegBrady, Eddie Loos, Jim wecj( broadcast through tho micro- ty pictures, Mr. Massey said that Ridge bank has not been opened. Met Mrs. French Laid Year ment continued, "tho law, far from "Military force* can1 nover t o .. Barnes, Leo Diegalo and mnny. phone by E|inor lf c ^ n g will several million people would see lo­ Ostronski said ho met Mrs. acquired rights, is ex­ efficiently trained nor operated-., olher celebrities, 'b e repeated tomorrow nnight * ig h t points of interest on the silver French through the Oahliriun’e injuring lenient with foreigners without an air l.,uo. . Funds with which to guarantee that artist, - who Is said to nave re­ cal screens of theaters from Maine to about a year ago. tills nskt'd tremely since it offered thorn amnio oppor­ "An »br force, acting indepemlv^ the prize money for the event are ceived ninny complimentary mes­ Mexico, and in Juno, Alaska, ami being contributed by local business sages on her talent as a result of possibly in England, where a rep­ him to draw uo a will for her last tunity to comply with the provis­ ently can of Its own accord nrillrt Dec. 22, but when tho safety tiewin a wnr nt the preoent Hme, Hi men, and Mr. MacNelll stated this last week's concert. . * resentative of Florida Productions, poi*'t book was opened, two oth­ ions of the constitution of tho re­ so far no' wo can toll, at any timp morning that without any solicitaThe following numbers will be Inc,, is now negotiating for con­ ers wero found, one drawn In 1887. public." D* in tho future. ' ; fc tion on thcr part of club official*, played by the band: — They will the estate to Mary E. Air Can'i Win Over Army $1,100 of tho required $4,000, boa 1. March, Gloria ........ .........Lbsey tracts, Mr. Massey said, “By a process exclusively used rench, nch, who it was said, was Mrs. “An oir force by llsulf com already been subscribed. 2. Overture, Poet and Peasant by Florida Productions, Inc., we foster mother, who died obtain a decision agsinst furcas l The following business men nnd .... . Sup pc will be able to reproduce on the 14'ranch's yesrk ago, nnd beside whom the ground. ' houses have contributed; Higgins, S. Novelette, Moonlight in screen the exact colors of local Or­ Mrs. French wished to be burled. “ Militory air forces is an Smith and Wright. $500; IhmmllFlorida Btorm. ange groves nnd .emerald pclory The I’nri; Ridge police said Os­ tiul combat branch and lat and Aqderson, $100; McKinnon 4. Intermezzo, In Moonlit Gar­ fields, Mr. Massey said, “and the tronski went through the house form an integral part of tho and Markwood, $100; S. O. Shinden _______ ______r ...... .. King exhibition pf. these alluring scenes nnd caused the removal of the old "An air force ahould to-L_ holser. $100; A. P. Connelly. $100: C. March, Semper Fidells.-Sousa In the frozen sections of the na­ furnituro und devoid a week to n ORLANDO; Fla., Jan. 20.—VP) as n seporstu arm of Frank MacNelll, $100; Sanford Mayor Lake will have charge of tion will undoubtedly result In a thorough aearch from attic to cel­ —Judge C, E. Davis of West Palm Ushod service, co-ordinate with 1U », tha program and Conductor Joseph greater migration to Florida and lar. . Ha u>ld tha' furniture for Beach, wna elected chairman of faiitry, cavalry and artillery. Herald, $100. ’ Kelxenstein will lead the band. to Seminole county than any that Junk, Ostronski said. An explan­ the permanent organization of the “An air force should not b could possibly be brought about ation of tho ghost which fright­ Florida Republican party a t tlu> laldbhcd ns a combat force > Irene Castle Is Now afternoon acsalon of tho conven­ through^ cut and dried newspaper ened people away from the house, tinct from the army and nav Camera Shy, She Says Ostronski sakl he found in a dress tion hero today. udvcmSlng.’* Mr. Davis pointed, o u t f A heated argument over support­ war department already ha “Prospective Florida visitora makers form on tho second Door. s t . a u g u s t in e ) f u . Jnn. 20 . went to see,what this state looks A dress was druped about it and ing the old Republican party and be fur o tho comniittcu l< —(/p)— Irteno Castle, now Mrs. like, not read about It," Mr. Mas­ a bunch of white cloth formod a the perfecting of a new organisa­ In gun to carry uut pra tion sprang to the floor in the of tho resolutions of Frederick McLaughlin of Chicago, sey said, "and this film that we are head. Mrs, French would set it meeting. 1 : . on a chair near a window and place once the most widely phhotogrphed dent's a |r boarjl .In respect t o ' making exclusively of Seminole a light besldo It, he explained. E. E. Callaway, iy, of Lakeland, army service. woman In tho worlid, Is now copnty w ill.set before them tho J. E. Byrd, was found guilty of a who led a numberx 'of Republicans Old Newspapers Are Found “camera ahy”. most attractive features of this statutory offense in circuit court There Thera were 83-year-old newspa­ from Poll county, All efforts to get a nhotograpi y, declared that after a ’short trial be­ section." pers, some of them indicsting tho the now-organization waa1 profad proetd of the former famous dancer fail yesterday fore a jury in what was expected Tha pictures will to mads in the mysterious woman might hava Ing along ed here although several nows pho­ to bo a very sensational trial but _ tha wrong plana and sns anti tographers attempted to g*t a s hot. which proved disappointing to tha nature of honeymoon trip to Flor­ been a resident of Wattcrtown, nskud tha that they return to thali ida and to Seminole county by, > a Mass., about 85 years ago. Bits homoa and build up the old * “'I am not seeking publicity assembled audience In Judge W, W. . rid pari) young couple who ara pictured de­ of vaiuablo Irish point bee wero with, the typo of men that would M w V M M .H r*. " c U W & i i ' “J Wright’s courtroom ' l ' scending at ths local station to ba found lu the dust and a piano was do things for the stats. m Ha am hero only to visit relatives and J. W. Knowles, a negro atom-, greeted by committees of represen­ in a front room. friends. I do not.caro to be photo­ sorted th a t his followers Groceries wore left on the front eager to work for the republican graphed by news cameras. I am keeper, was found guiRy of a*-, tative citizens nnd shown about the Ah porch and. were taken in only by r a r ty ln the a ta te .. He contended Roby Laina ©Ut'»f the business and It does not sault with attem pt'' to commit community. La Ing wtz which was 1 piurder and was sentenced to serve Frank Morang, who will person­ Airs. French via ths ladder. She appeal to mo any more." thenaw organization now be­ in front qf the Mllsnc a year on the state prison farm ot ally make tho filtnfc, was employed find came to the Dahl man house ing perfected was the only repub­ Monday night, Mrs. McLaughlin was hero to for. a number of years in big stu­ to best some coffee and |>aid 10 lican party in the state as It'w as by the police visit Mrs. M. D. Hardin, the sister Its Iford. George Mays, negro, plead guilty dios a t Hollywod, and was In cents for the privilege and latar cording to Chief of Polk of her husband. ____ to p charge of assault with Jntent charge of all trick photography it} returned when she grow 111, She ths only legal organization. Williams, who rectlved • to commit murder, and is to bo th* l'rodu*tion of. "A KU? bttfCln- paid far everything given her a t A ihsh's- pet vaoity,. the creasa call this morning fr.jm ELLIOTT BILL.PRRHKNTEI) sentenced within the nex$two days. Ip his trouser leg, was Introduced dcrilu according to Mr. .Massey. standard prices, it is.said. W ■ 20,—(/P)— In that It is expected t h a t . Haywood A physician who attended her The Elliott b by King Edward VII of England Register The r the spwlU be brough# from Orsought to question The present Prince of Wales is al* Undo today pronriation 1 for new and arraigned to plead relatives. He said she woi „ „ so a great arbiter of fashion. pubi mblJe bulldl ■‘vT to the charge against hipi of murdiscuss im tha m i lubject njujeci fend pnu only oniy re- day by tilt der in the firs t degree. , , that s$c was leaving a wRL committee. Register, while nere for thje pur!- p t entering Us pies, will be W] e custody of Orange, county & - *. ■ ties end will n rt be held 1 v ix A offkrers until «d?h t f a e j u WJ ip IrV f tutted in an endeavor to keep the streets _ ' 4 yi itnwn district Ire* from and w« «*• wperiencfights, OS M' ■" on the »; at inUrnat ’ „ Police To Wage Determined Against Reckless Driving the eRy, police are on speed* MEXICO DEFENDS NEW LAND M W S IN U; S. MESSAGE - -- B Secretary Appe; BeforeHouseGr SECOND SANFORD CAMERA OUTFIT RADIO PROGRAM H E R E T O SHOOT READY FOR FANS SANFORD SCENES _ _ . . . . . . „ Davis Is Chosen To H e a d : Permahent Republican Party Circuit Court Jury Convicts J. E. Byrd In Statutory Case RobyLaing’s! Car Is Recovered South Georgia Senator Reed And Dawes Clash Over Personal Remarks Internal 9 a MB"tf 1 . ’•fW triW . ■ ra n iM i A* yj wv.s . 1djjn *rj rfh 1 tw �5S3™ mi T U J -:. E V E R T -" W ti iiilH iiM in m iR iu im u iiiiM n iM H M iH n iin m K in u iiiiii,,, rWHAT'S THIS t J U 'R H B R IM S - 1 IN«S HOWE, A 80 X c r .C I O A R S ? * THIS MORNINQ[Expected To R esult In Rnlls S e in e Shortened 40 Mtles A t jToliit InTampa-TrllbyRoute JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 20.—Reg ts from Tampa th a t the AtlnnI Coast Line expects to extend I Tampa-Thonotosassn branch [thin the near future from Thonotbassa to .Dade City is taken ft* to mean th at the Coast Line, ■Vjt docs this, may within the wt year or two carry out a- plan hioh has been simmering for some jars ahd which would revolutione the transportation system of Extension of the Thonotosassa rgnch to Dade City would give ampa direct access to the Const Inn's western outlet via Perry id Monticello, now under conH an on. making it unnecessary ien ter Lakeland and saving *poximatcly forty miles between itnpa and" Trilby. This extenm, however, is one of the most portant features of a plan to wide a new route between Jacknvlllo and Tampa and cut the itancc______________ to less than 200 miles miles andand - if It la undertaken early annouheejrnent of steps to provide the Jack. dbtoville-Tampa short route would n o t be surprising. ‘T h e-C o a st Line's' main Toute ji. from Jacksonville to Tampa pow via Palatka, Snnford, Orlando Lakeland. The new route . yWfluld be via Palatka, Pierson, As­ ter, F ort Mason, Leesburg, Web­ ster, Trilby, Dnde City and Thonotoaaasin. ~ . : ’ ' The Const Line now reaches As­ tor, on the St. Johns river, with } branch lines from t/ccsburg via . F o rt Mason. For years it has con­ sidered leaving the Jacksonville£k Tampa line a t Pierson below Pn-v'latka, bridging the St. Johns nt •j A stor and tying in its Astor-LoosUftxtrg line. Construction of the gHChonOtosnsBa-Dndc City cxtenBion •rid building from Pierson to tho m il Johns nnd flvto.Astor is all tho work necessary to provide the now ^through branch. [ Another doyen or twelve miles vlriight bo saved ny building a line about four miles in length from ' Webster to Tcrrytown, on the San. ford Trilby branch, making it un­ necessary to operate trains into iCroom and down tho heavily trav­ elled Croom-Trilby main line. (fl*)—OH operators of the Tulles Oil Field nepr here, have announc­ ed their intention of starting, im­ portant tedts soon in ‘an uteA about fed that a well brought in with u ftovr • of 1,000 barrels of “black jftrirt” iri'tn o new field Saturday night by Love Brothers Co., and btllp,yielding quantities of, oil. r m s t z QUIT,- B uy I'v e g o t to w ave s o m e C tO A R S A BOU N D H E R e h 9 ° t h a t in C a s e % ANY F R I E N D S - V du S a i d i w a t . B W W N T*N © A TDDAY YDO :/ v were AGAIN K \ G oiw e TD Q uit s m o k in g tt y In Holm< > g . • ; v ■’ *• s * w-.. J W ashington New s (By Associated Press) AND IN CA Se A N Y O T H E R -S S H O U LD D R O P IN , | ’ L C r— K N O W •U lH B R E T H E r -U C IG A R S ‘A R E ! ! ! Aluminum inquiry goes forward. Houec resumes debate on naval bill. Outdoor recreation conferenie opens. * Senate continues World Court debate, v Secretary Davis testified ‘in, House aircraft investigation. 1 Railroad long nnd short haul bearing proceeds in Senate com­ mittee hearing. S in c la ir Gasoline ^the Grade that makes tile Grade Vote To Extend Bradenton Lim its Bradenton, Flni Jan. 20. (/P)— The city council has set February 2.1 ns the date on which an election will bo held to determine If the city limits shall be extended. It is proposed to include a 9*475,000 bond issue in the election to pay for the city expansion improvements. Tho council 1ms also instructed the city nttorney to draw up a law th at will 'require telephone and light companies to exercise partic­ ular care in stringing the wires for tho protection of the trees on the of trained employees , castanets, automobile horns , and streets of the city. dcr the direction of J. 1,11 t,u> weird nnd sundry nicessoc- __ ,,___ ies necessary for tho colorful cxJUDGE’S CITES PROBED f, southern represontawildest of the wild \t uriiUor fnctflry, to- west shows and tbc most classical WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—(A the task of installing of the “heavy" productions, 10 000 combiha'tion umt Threfl koyboart]s nrc nccMaory Federal Judge Harry B. Anderson, nd organ purchased L> for tbe „,M,rn^jon 0f instrument, of the western destrict of Ten­ nessee, is charged with falsifying fn Onnfn'rJ WWCI> ifl U>0 farm Ilf tWO OrgSOS, in cases pending before d delivered in . nnford pj^yP(j cjtIvor Individually or to- records him. Specifications for investiga­ nD*r- 1 W,}M gether, nnd “Professor" George tion of his acta obtained, the ' , Tonawnnada, N. Y., p rock,.ban expected to have his charges and were placed today be­ ;ting m il congestion. hands full; both of knys and trou- fore n Senate Judiciary subcom­ enting on the delivery jjjt, ’ ’ mittee. i, which in described ns ‘ ... . largest to be placed in While the installation of the ini.In Japan, seaweeds arc used at this state, Mr. M arin- v,Mnc wo >Ul 1,"rn m y rt‘.'lu' rT nbt>ut that the assistance of ^ o vveeks, according to Mr. De- New Year’s to decorate their round of rice dough. department of the Wolff, a special corps of laborers mirror oaken _ * * Commerce wns direct- working both night uni) day is ex­ Tho MacMillan polar expedition ile for its rapid trip to elC thp job in nboUt took a gallon of codllver oil along umont which is said In The organ formerly used in the to provide tho ration with the nec­ .V lift to piece, orcbe Milium .will b« .ipovw], P rln , essary vitiniincs.* • * buss and snare driunit. u u Theater, Mr, M arm tctto stntrpn, 7y4ophones, bird cd, und n nbw piano will be installmbls Surf machine*,! ru the Milam- for use 6n special I, thunder machines, occasions. , N ew $20,000 Wurlitzer Organ Arrives For Installation . In Mi lane Theater and 1 K a ra t are among the many handsome prizes to be given in contest. 7 ‘ •«* - * » S ee any of the following dealers who sell and recom­ mend SIN C L A IR G A SO L IN E A N D OILS, and get full particulars: fT, *J,r. **v {s' r;y*-^* | A goose egg weighing half a Hind hatchod a splendid pair of rin goslings. v-j S ets Record . ' BONIFAY, inn. 20^-lIolm ci county h u voted a bond Issue of 180,000 as Its contribution (towitrd construction of the Alsbams-Oulf highway to bo built from Esto, on the Alabama lino, to Phillips Inlet, on the Gulf. The S tate Road De­ partm ent Is to begin construction of thiy highway in the immediate future arid the Alabama highway department la preparing to meet It at the Florida line with a road which will connect with the high­ way system of that state. From Esto the highway willTun through Bonlfay, Vcron nnd other oints on its way to Phillips Inlet. Washington nnd Bay counties are prepared to assist in btiildlng'the highway- through their confines. ^f -j, *\ Jr* > ■' - . j\ , ■’ ; '* 7* *» '' ''"^*1v *jk-r B R O W N ’S FILLING S T A T IO N . Cor. First St. and Monroe Road. T he Saturday Evening • Post R IN E S FILLIN G S T A T IO N , Sanford A v en u e. S A N J U A N G A R A G E , First Street. H . C. M O R G A N , Celery /Yvenue. A . V . F R E N C H , Thirteenth Street. Your old fixture and ;: M. K IR K P A T R IC K , Deland Road. C. D . D A V IS , Paola. E. L. F O R D , Thirteenth Street. K ing o f the a ir ! Meet Sabin W. Carr, sensational Yale pole vaullcr, who bettered the world’s indoor record a t Now Haven, Conn., the other day. Carr cleared the bar at Kl feet, one inch. Sherrill of Pennsylvania held the former mark, an inch ‘less, though Dean Brownell, one-time Illinois star, is credited with a vault of 13 feet 6-8 inch on a dirt runway. Regular nationally advertised price $23*50 Just think of cett‘nC the 5-light semi-ceiling Kiddle Fitment illustrated, in Kiddle color decoration (guaranteed permanent), for'only $!?.62. That is what you can do by taking advantage of our . trade4n allowance a Beautiful Complexion -AbcA end Arm* And you can secure any other Kiddle Fitment on the *vnc basis—25‘'l- less than the regular­ ly nationally advertised price—timply by trad­ ing in your old fixture. It permits yon to hive an entire new Kiddle installation for your home and rave 25% nt the same time. C’ooic i In and urc u* about it now-—or ;uk our rrpic* I fcHtltjvc to call. J *1* 1* 4 ffiV VL>\ ’'A !dX.j xr jjp f 7*; * Priceri tip nol Indiule lamps, T hroughout hit world he It acknowledged su p re m e .’ Slim, graceful, elegant, a ris -' to c ra tic -^ -rig h tly h as he been nam ed “ roval.” B ut he is particular! H e will tt a y o n ly w h'ere th e su n it warm, w here th e tk y is b l u e a n d w h e r e l i f e »* w orth living. T housands of palms a t Coral , Gables, royal and Coconut, and hundreds of • o th e r tropical trees, shrubs and Bowers th a t astonish e v e ry visitor. Come in and let us tell you more about them . tjanfm J selling repmujtrtutivu for CoitAF 'G ao L es C o a r o ratio n this em blem DISTRIBUTORS F. W. Talbott J&MSk ■: -4 # -- Plume 190, Sanford, Fla. . ■ . vac ijs& T f 112 M .'i'rtHhi A v c m m l Authorized Riddle Dealer l a te mm .Milunc Thcqter Hldg. H i s s ■ li �aims AtPalm . Nation- Wide Toil w m on irt AlLM uaA C n, Jan. from lodge to lodge greeting n j§ 7 ^ 7 ^ p h n ,K “Dad^-KSiTur othtr members. »8. last of the Seven Jolly The nged ' Elk, was for 4ft (Vrks, n club which sprung th? yearn a black comedian traveling crtrniiiiatton, and ol<*r*t with ids Lhttic Norris. h.k In the world, died nt 7:30 They werewife, known on the stage as July 13.61; Oct. 17.62.£ thirt ftofiilak nt the. John and Lottie Burton. They KEW YORK, Jan. 20.—M’*— jiOod Snmnfntin HnsyitaL where made their last bow U> fit audirntton futures opened barely he hnd suffered since. Juti, lfH ontr in 1014, John;hnd met with r.n accident. Sho died in 1U21 steadS: Mar. 20.20; May 19.GG; with nn Mtack of asthma and nail he has been visiting among j ^ y 18 .1)8 ; Oct. 18.IQ; Dec. 17.1*0. heart trouble.' "Dad” Norths, c am m o n l y t i n ‘lodges of the country since known as “GjmndmWy of the thaL't-’me. ' JACKSONVILLE,1^ ; * 0 .~ W —Conditions and1• midUtions i pre­ g lk s.’ carte to West Paint . Edwin M, Nell, secretary of vailing <>n # JacW oSHK m ar­ Bfach^eaVIy in January on hia the lodge, w a s ‘making an feftour of tho fQuntry .in an effort k e t 'today as reported by the Flor­ fart this morning to communito nay “Hellfy M r '- to every ida State Marketing Bureau: cato with "DndV’ lodge nt Pro­ Supplies of all mflWnllatteous brother in the country. He was vidence for funeral arrange­ vegetables limited; demand good; persuaded to .remain here until ments. Ho will probably lw bur movement very light, market the weather in the-north for .led-in the game.-spot with his where he was bound, moderated. wife in his former home. Ho Last week he was seized with leaves ir son, C. B. Norris, a t Illness *h*t ended .ihlB journey Bockfield. III. itn. 20.-— ht Dawes [t continBte to deKe World resumed in of the leous dis­ cing for peslerday of Ameriurt deliver igazine ar­ il r. Dawes rophono to Lest against Florida I<> Ih crates 3.00 ^C ukes: bushel crates hot houjje 0.00@G.50. Egg plant: standard crates, mod­ ulus, fancy 4.0Q@5.00. . Peas: English, 7-8 bu. hampers, 4.0Q@4.60. Three Negroes And Injures Six Others .... Squash: itantlard crates; yellow, fancy 7.00. Squash: standard citites, white, fancy 6.00. brulbcs; Thomas Johnson, left ank*e broken and cuts; Ed. McAffce, cuts about head and body; all negroes. The explosion occurred while a truck lond of these workmen were riding through Coral Gnbles to Homestead. In some manner the machine caught fire, Igniting the gasoline tank, which exploded which, in turn, a moment later caused the explosion of u box of dynamite on tne truck. / Tho unidentified negro was kill­ ed outright, his head being blown from his body, while the two known dead negroes were thrown high < r?*wo>] One mtrnfiil, rr+rral year* o ft. M cA lllittr a rrlttJ In J i W I f a , ta n J he lutin'I h j t y til Nation-Wide Hunt For Pretty Girl [audiences, Ho emphaI powerful ■be sjH'akKnost shatrfists. The ltd cspeciBidge. CHICAGO, Jan. 20.— (USDA)— klience lings 27,000; slow, mostly 15 to 25 impatience cents lower thnn Tuesday's ■aver­ t fact that age; early bulk good and choice | the court 225 to 300 pound butchers 11.706b egotintinnH 11.00; better g r a d e s '1GO td 180 bn the nd- pound weight 12.25@!2.40; prac­ Tho main tically top 12.4(1; 100 to 210 pound rhelher the weight 12.0061s 12.20; hulk packing follow con- sows 10.40(a) 10,701 heavy weights kuction bill. hogs 11.66@*11.86; medium 11.056b ’ yean* ng*> 12.15; light 11.45@12.40; packing H i,ini wiiicli nows 10.2061* 10.00; slaughter pigs ■ i t . of Mis- 12.50(a) 12.75. ' • Hr>ls v is rcCattle 14,000; foed steers trnde K in his rn- almost at a standstill; prospects Hcard by ul- 15 to 21 cents off on practically all Hsctts Ilist i- grades; hulk of quality and con­ ■ dinners in dition to sell nt 0.00@10.00 most­ Ig consumed ly; fairly urtlvo trade lower grades a "end this bulls steady; vealcrs steady to Ice President strong; outsiders upward tq iC.OO; estion of the packers 14.50 downward. rulei> to your Sheep 18,000; "fat fa mbs opening planned the' slow; 'around -26 to 40 cents lower; hut changed hulk early 14.60@10.25; choice the last mo- light lambs held higher;' liberal percentage of ru{v*girong weight iambs fat nheep steady; few ear­ ►Wake Up is high time ly sales of fa t ewes 8.506j*0.tH>: nl write their feeding Iambs fairly active; sever­ think of this al cars 16.50. i nn imrnediitinued, “you leans to have wheels from 110,000,000 in the tax licce of legis»*t body like u should not U|) there and i, newspapers K decision of ■ exchange* I official fig. ■ continued to ■Influence on fccnlng of toexerted apaditig Induspcs of a point 5e»a;te*ke and forth, FoundaIdiu mSteel Bent of finanit official tax l» would have :e helped dotu" » in this J* market an *r its equili- NEW YORK. Jan. 20. Allied- Chemical & Dyo American Can ............... . American Smelt. & Itefg. American Sugar ............... American T & T ______ American Woolen ...».... .. BethiVhVm‘s t ^ ] ' : : . : r : ; : Davison Chem ical__ Dupont do Nemours N«w York Centrdl Norfolk and Western ___ Northern & Pacific .......... Pennsylvania ....... ....... 3. A. L* .......... Southern Pacific .....___ Southern Railway ......... . S tudcbaker____ ______ u. SUndard Oil of N. J ........ Tobacco Products ______ Union Pacific ...... ______ U. S. Rubber _i______ _ U. S. Steel ___________ ; .111 .277 Vi .133 Hi . 76 ‘i 143 'AibW*C— I id e w o rld w a s m s l *1, tf *.> . V ‘‘ 1 A br-r-raw ny S c o t— a glob e n on e of th ese w ill b oth er m o Here. Mosquitoaa trotter; in th e A lp s to d a y and th e R iv iera and m alaria are m y grea test fears and you ^ * his nam e. tom orrow . A le tte r addressed to him care o f - A sh ev ille people d o n ’t even know w h a t th e y G eneral D e liv e r y a t a n y p ost office m ig h t arc. reach him . A professional m an, and lik e m ost w in ter or sum m er. T h e people are A m erican, w anderers, his o n e great am b itio n w as to find frien d ly and cultu red. B u sin ess opportunities a p lace w hich w ould tem p t him to se ttle dow n . arc all around. I. . ■ i ^ “ I sta y in A sh e v ille 'b e c a u se I'm happy O ne m orning, several y ea rs ago, M cA llister Miss Julia I Jeffrey, pretty 17-year-old school girl, from her bonus nt Kenofthu, Wif.' An intense (lisHire believed to have-been the cautw of her disaiipcarance, Search Is iK'ing conducted. The here." arrived in A sh eville, and he hasn't left yell H is even clim ate— neith er extrem e, . • *- nam e is in th e directory, h is real e sta te hold­ T h o se w ho arc searching for an all-year ings are increasing in num ber and in value. hom e w ill find A sh eville the dream they've Those who & w ant a w in ter hom e will find few o f ' the h as cured his w an d erlu st. w inter's ch illy b la ^ s her?. Those who seek a 4,jf i S ittin g on th e w id e veran da o f his beautiful sum m er p lace w ill experience few 6f ‘the t H e is prospering in his profession. h ou se T h e r e is Substitute Results on a m o u n ta in -sid e A sh eville ^ overlook in g a glim m erin g lake, w e asked M cA llister w h y h e h a d sta y e d in A sh eville, r " F ir tt o f a ll,” he said, ' T v e a lw a y s lo v ed * feared could never com e true. m id -sum m er d iscom forts, - ,/ * 4 . *1 > C o m e to A sh eville. W hen you drive homo, com e by way of Asheville and*see with your cw n eyes the beauties of nature which;H #y d e s c r ip tio n . Detailed information and descriptive book­ lets will be sent on request by the Chamber of Commerce, Asheville N. C . Sticks alone, will not make a fire—you must ch. Circulation helps to make n newspaper, But mere numbers'taken by themselves alone cannot be the sole gunge and measuro of a newspaper's ubillty to producc ADVERTISING RESULTS and more than the mero-fuct that China has more peo­ ple In it than any other country, makes China tho best country t<* live In. then crawl* ir-'**e*eWi|* »*»**■ T7 nearby farm house, and e shooting. She g » « 00 reason for the affair, h*r husband had any he was unaware of them. f ,— cy clo n es, earth q u ak es and tid al waves, b u t, V jJ ’/ E ’L L call him M cA llister, b u t th a t is n ot Kentucky Posses Search For Negro herself, the A', * ', ’ until he saw Asheville .J217Vi J127H ..164 Vi .. 72 ,6 3 % .. 43 V4 ,.100Vi .*112% ^ 55% .. 43% LEXINGTON, Ky., Jan. 20.—(A1) —Posses today continued search fo r‘a negro, who last night shot and killed throe members of a fam­ ily and injured a fourth. -The dead are Clarence Bryant. 38,. tenant, of a farm near here, his eight yfar old daughter, and five year old son. His wire* is In a serious condition at u local hospital today. The posses are headed by Sheriff Fuller and are aided by blood ’• **’ J-* - J - 't . ’J * 1 This U a ini* story. Cornel mom wiil be furnished on (equcal * �Otirot.- x li*T34ir Airplane Legislation .. ° f ^ e j i m n y w ho viewed w ith admiration the trim little {p ljh « fly in g low over thd city Tuesday afternoon poaaibiy few ^realized th a t any one of a hundred little accidents 1*1 may well hnvo transform ed th e graceful, birdlike contrivance '7, ) iTi": Pit o , aSi en? n x o f d®»trUctIon, hurtling through tra ffic on F irst S treet a t terrific speed, m aim ing and killing and tiestroying- property, .t y v A sudden g u st o f wind, a jam m ing of controls, a sid e o.V ia A -rm r'-'' slip. an the steep turns, or a dead/m otor would have forced 91a- Unnitis.. .H.GO the _machine, down in the very heart o f the city, the*t>ildt having in su fficien t altitude to glide to uninhabited areas. A ir.e b iu iW o r thank*, rswlu■ ot entsnalnmsms are made- wlTlt- h» Krkisa pSssgr'Ug BVsoU.y-1've Mrs. R. F. Flower*, of this d t f , furnished The News a copy of a Denver paper containing w W ’w u intended an a Florida knock* b at properly analysed, is'really a won­ derful ‘boost and might be used to /w e jp /itfM t* T&5kWfe -A N V . IMGOWA SkATe/ ASROCIA.THD r n ir t* is Anaoniated Press- Is axel Usr entitled to ths use for reIteatton of all news dlspatchti llted to It nr not otherwlst illnl In this paper ami also thi ( news published herein. A! its of republleatlon of specie a tehee herein are also reserved WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20, 1928>TH E HERALD’S PLATFORM I,—-Deeper water root* to Jadisonrille. L—Coiwtrartlon of St. Johne-lndlan River canal, I#—Extension of white way. • Is—Swimming pool, tennis courts, ali « Aagmentlng of building progrmgH-hoairs, hotels, a p a r t HKlt houiM. -V L—Extension of itroot paving program. Construction of bonlerard around la k e Monroe, Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. ^—Expannion of achool system with provision for Increased fa* » a v « « i uinun quring x tieaoay s Tiightr tho pilot brougt h is machine over the F irst National Bank building less ths fifty, feet above the flag s ta ff. T his excessively low alt tude WM unnecossnry. The clearnoyS o f th e skies and exce lent visib ility made it possible for tho pilot to advertise h l l l f l r nos « ewe- vet — _ . .. e * « * * . iletion. One multi-millionaire has icught a whole county to bo sold BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY ' 1 •■ i■ CONFIDENCE IN GOD—“And Abraham said, God will provide Himself the Iamb for a burnt of­ f e r in g , my son,n-Gen. 22:8. * * 'TRAYER—0 Thou giver of every good and perfect gift, nc. cept our heartfelt thanks fo r the Lamb of 'God, Who tdketh away tra ffic in the air. the sin bf the world,' . THE SKY SAILORS 1 —_ m - HIGHWAY COST ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR Time To Widen The A venues gan with the building of good roads. No argument Is necessary for tho establishing of this fact. Every person familiar with th* pro­ gress of tho last twenty years knows the truth of this. While wo aro paying out immense sums for good roads, the returns on that investment have "been so satisfac­ tory th at few people longer hesi­ tate to vote bonds. People fully understand that money invested in highways is an investment th a t en­ hances the value of every foot of real estate within a reasonable dis­ tance of those highways, to say nothing of tho time that is saved ;to ftose. jYho. travpl. over.the. highpurpose* except What the people* w ays,-und the pleasure that- 1* turn over to them. But the peo­ added. ple of the United States will give - In our own country wo know money more freely for good roads what hard roads mean to agricul­ and for public school* than for ture.. And after all is said and any other purpose. This in ao be- done, agriculture and horticulture are basic in our growth and devel­ opment. Anything we can do to encourage the cultivation of the soil is a contribution to the general prosperity and happiness of the ieople of the whole country. City ots backed up by a prosperous country are more valuable and de­ sirable. Even the tourist that, sto at our hotels gets enjoyment from a ride through our garden and farm sections, our groves and our plantations. It Is estimated by government engineers that a billion nnd n quar­ te r of good American dollars will be spent by the federal and state governments this year in road building. This is n huge sum. The people of the United States •were startled a few years ago I maw three ships com* sailing in, Three argosies of clouds nnd air. And All the dreams men used to apln I t seemed had found fulfillment there. ' \ Mankind has watched the ships go out And stood to see the ships come m , home ' .* And .woven stirring songs about A spreading aali and dashing foam, f. • foam. - -■i r ‘ Regulations which prohibit the parking o f automobiles In the business district for more than one hour will serve on im­ portant purpose. D oing away w ith, left-hand turns a t some o f the busy street intersections will help the traffic situation. But in enacting laws o f this kind the city commission has Just begun a program o f traffic regulation which is a big one, and becoming greater each day na th e city grows. Just a s important, if not more so, is the m atter of Widen­ ing Park, Magnolia and Palm etto Avenues .to a sensible width. Eventually those avenues mUst be widened to ac­ comodate an ever increasing traffic. Some tim e theso thor­ oughfares will have to be given attention. Why, then, should The ahlps have lured Jirave ^boys the work be delayed when now they are entirely too narrow , away To ride the waves and breast the galea, . , But .now we face a newer,- day And. ahlps have neither ■Punts , nor gall*. .............. ; ’-‘•Nowo-ver land and apire and tree vehicles to pass. -Scraping .of fenders and slumming of brakes "Afu -Jr The argosies df air set out, , . were,com m on occurrences. The driver who negotiated the ' rrpniiu, As earlier vessel* of the sen ’ "1 The liners of the sky are stout. narrow passage between the two rows of parked autontfhilc*, Tin rid* showed marked, ability as a driver, if he did so without bonds t The pilot waves a brave 'farewell, scratching or denting the fenders on his machine. And they w A motor, roars, the ship ascends, T he Herald Is not exaggerating. Those who think the avenue wi»t,er / T to course Is set pnd all i i well. God g rant the trip as bravely is plenty wide enough should drive along it some time when cars are parked on both sides. thought A t very little expense, due to the foresight of those who i three m N pir may a- little boy, as I / 1 One* yearned to know the salty planned Sanford, Park Avenue and theso other through I H »h streets over which traffic is daily becoming more congested, ' t#fT| Bh*ll long to knot* th* realm* of m ay easily be made W ideband safer os well as more popular for the d r iv e s . « . pen? And pilot such an argosy. The Herkld. hopes a progressive city commission will reNeed And for th* daring lads who roam Hlize the importance bf imm ediate action on this matter. It i f i S w I f ln d this prayer upon my lift, is tim e these avenues Were made wider p p d keep and bring them safely V /h o g o up to the sky In ships. —EdgariA . Guest. r ■ ----- M ; ' < We never m et a hold-up man,* tadrmnt. Milk la getting higher .deaplte the fact th a t there ‘lai aUll an abundanc* of water. ;• :-r , o--< Chicago police pin on the gangsters, Does Chicago really have police? ---------o-------A word to wise is sufficient, but ~ ’ tg to be tha Judge of those w! are wise? A Tampa man is reported to bo out looking for his wife. Maybe she’s still out looking for him. -The smallpox epidemic continues to grip Tainpa, but we haven’t seen any suppression of the news ns By IRVIN S,.COBB S, .COBB . W*' J ' ' -* ■yt s Tho Atlanta Crackers are not to DAYTONA REACH NEWS i. REMOTE FROM THK RKAL l atandord favorites has to do with CENTERS Distances, as someone has s6 a' Wyoming rahch foreman who aptly said, at* all relative, Also, waa sent east by his employer In much depends upon one’s'point of charge o f a carload of polo ponies. view. There Is the story of the He was gone four weeks, when he Texas cowboy from beyond Brouns- arrived back a t the ranch, ha ware vllle who mad* a trip to Daltaa and an' air of unmistakable pleasure upon hi* return stated to a group and relief.1 . ,‘ or his friends that he didn’t be­ "Gee,” ho said, “It’s good to get lieve he’d over go up north again— home again. So fur as I’m con­ ho didn’t'c a re for “ th* way them cerned I dorf’t never want to travel Yankees ^Ived." no mofe. - ' Also thore is the little yam ro­ “ Didn’t you like New Y ork?” tating to the Death Valley pros­ asked one of the hands. pector who, having mado a strike, “Oh, It’s all right in its way,” he paid hia first visit to Chicago and said, “but I don’t keer for it.’1 ."W hat’s chiefly th* m atter with endorsed the place by saying; * ’She looks to me like she ought It?" to make a permanent camp.” “Oh’’ he said, “It’s to bad blame But of yam s of this •sort the far frum everywhere." FORT MEYERS TROPICAL'' NEWS Add another thing that we can’t understand Is that the less a wo­ man wear* the more It costs to dress her. — — o— — There’s a cabbage shortage and we may soon expect to hear of an V increase In th* .price of our fa-vorite cigars. •oCongressraan Green’s attacks up the federal inheritance tax have obably made some of its pro pen­ is at* red. -------- o-------The New York Democrats would you.believe that the chief Can­ u te s for the party’s nomination r the presidency, ares'A1 Bialth, >8mlth and A! Smjth. HfR BEGIN AT HOME MY FAVORITE STORIES FLORIDA’S PRESENT position. f oraged over $28,000,000 during the past three seasons. ; Between S ept 1, 1024. slid July 81.; *026, 04,128 carloads of fruits ana vege­ tables’left the attae pf Florida. Florida produces more turpen­ tine nnd rosin than any other state. These products were valued a t fI2.H02.MM in 1023. In 1023, the output of yell b■The r. marvelous dc Florida is revealed Ip way by the t thp resource is at the ban »a of Florida 025 they ami Wall Street prices because so many mere people would Vather live in Florid* than Wall Street? If hotel* costing many millions of dollars are being rushed to com­ pletion, is It not a good Indication that there U a great demand for hotels to house the visitors? Why arrf all the people going there if there is nothing worth while in Florida? Why do men of wealth put so much money in such won­ derful hotels If the boom Is going to collapse? Are they all cracy? - 'l l It not better to live in a coun­ try with good roads and a bonded Indebtedness than to live in a coun­ try that la In debt and still lg lack­ ing in good roads? If the state highways are paid for by a foureent tax on gasoline does the cost not fall on people who are most able to pay it? W»H people build ten-million dol­ lar homes to live in only three months And nwav for I -----f A n dIlff they go away th* summer will they not want to leave their property In charge of •pmeonfr else? Would a little sane thought not tell anyone that Florida is not go­ ing to he developed end built up'by tniUloi M to be a “j iad farmer* It not be a he "boora” ] action th a t « Ask a Washington correspon-dent to discuss modern trends at the nation’s capital and the chances; a re he’ll tell you that One of the most amnsing Is the great growth of organisations of the type known .as '‘unlifters." During th* last 'decade or so ^Washington. has seen an untold num ber of offices opened by dif­ ferent outfits that, by impressing congress, seek to imprint their particular plans of salvation on the suffering of. the country. . Some of these group* are small and woak, some are large and powerful. But all issue reams of iprinted statements and put up a din that, in the aggregate, has a Volume like N iagara’s only shrill•rI t ’s easy to sympathize with But uplift organisations and publicity campaigns and new laws will never do it. 1 But uplift organisations and publicity campaigns and new law* will never do it. The fallings of this country, like U« virtues, are matters that rest on each individual citizen. The way to remedy them is not by starting a t the top and working down. You must begin at the bottom, with the Iceman nnd the banker and the grocer and tho minister and the newspaper man and the rest of us. Do you*think this nation needs more tolerance, more kindliness, more unselfishness, more vision, more poetry? Then, in God’s name, cultivatr those virtues your­ self. Start tho good work at home.’ Little by little the leaven will apread. Sit down and draw up your own CONTINUOUS E “Little strokes fell great oaks"; tki Benjamin Franklin. Do not waft dimes------sn v e them nnd let therap ber that reg u la r deposits to yoat Seminole County Bank aided by t terest we add thereto will soon bo serve fund. Interest Paid on Saving* role(founlt Sanford. Fla S T H E N G T H - SERVICE One store building size thirty by fom forty by one hundred fifty feet loafil Lake Mary show cases, scales included pi action $2,500 term s. Fifteen acres land near Druid Park, pmj mediately See us tomorrow. $8,000. W Five room bungalow near Elder Spricfli acre lot, large trees. Right new five room bungalow on fini Elder Springs, large trees; developnvd around; price $7,000. Nineteen acres land near Markham; sfi! $7,000. 216 E. Second Street HOMES—LOTS-FA ACREAGE A N TI-R ABIES VACCINATION [AMI .NEWS Announcement by the City Di­ 'ywptoms that demand *t . vision of Health th a t 28 person* in bu« being * are now under Pasteur treatm ent n e g a te d «ntil it is too late. There ate * number of registewd for hydrophobia in the Miami district should be a powerful .in^ MWUtei ontl-rables serum to dors contive to all dog owner* to have m co * 2Lun5 f<* fixed bv 8 2 their nets vaccinated against rab­ T®cclnati«n is not ies without delay. ■Indeed, fall* are to take this simple enq incx* f i ^ t h e m 111* O rt'n srv 'rirl8^ 1 W t h ,t„ .h.uM he ' " ' ‘"."’W d that a*alhsi hvdrnnl, £“noxer bt: in"rotected y fophuhin �)N E : 148 RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: M |t3. FRED a DAIGfcR, SOCIETY EDITOR LEeTb ALL AT HOTEL FORREST LAKE' BRILLIANT EVENT TUESDAY NIGHT MIC'? GLADYCE iW ILSON IS HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY TUESDAY ■ » ■ _______ ; • — ■ ■- v : ilittle daughter*, who have b n the guest of Mr. nnd Mr*. G. C. Personals I Cochran, have returned to their home at Athenla, N. J. r Bob Tilly of Tar j • v •' — day here on We Mrs. Emmie Quinerly, who haa to business. been the attractive guest of Mr*. Carrie Worthington fo r the past J. D. Lacy of Daytona Beach week, left Tuesday morning for was among the business visitor* In her homo a t Augusta, Ga. Sanfotd on Tuesday. The MUies Claire Zachray Elolse J. D. Davidson le ft Tuesday for fitody and C am eta Barber, Max Cuba and other point* where *he Stewart, llo;spo Huff -and ' Luke Stam ped* formed __ aJ congenial M HM i will spend several week*. party motoring to Orlando on Mon­ Mr. and Mm Braxton Baggett day evening where they attended left today for Jacksonville le where the show ''Sally". they will spend a few days. Mrs. Karl B. Zint and llttlo Charlotte, of Detroit. Mr*. Howard Hulkk bad *■ her daughter, Mich., wul spend the remainder of ests air Tuesday her sUtytr, Mias the season to .Sanford as the guoata Hunt, and Mrs. George Moffat of her p araits, Mr. and Mr*. C. C. of Orlando. Chaffee, a t their homo on Park Avenue. /' ■ llr. and Mrs. Heyward Walker have returned from a week-end Mrs. Emma Abbott Lyman of motor trip to Dade City, Tampa, Altamonte Springs spent the day St. Petersburg and Clearwator. Sanford , on Tuesday, ‘ edroing ro to assist Mrs. Abel Amherst Miss Maud TVre and Miss Mnry Coult of Jacksonville a t the recital Benson motored to Orlando on given by the Music Department of Tuesday where they spent the daf the Woman’s Club Tuesday after­ shopping. noon. . ■ J« , » Mr. end Mrs. W alter Morgan, Miss Hoskins Jones left Sunday formerly of Sanfonl but 'now of evening for Washington, D. C.. Daytona Beach, spent the day her* whero she will visit tbo Smithson­ on Tuesday. ian Institute for ideas for the In­ dian Mound .Village' subdivision The many frienda of M rs.' D* hero. She will also visit in New Roy Chittenden will regret to learii York for the latest Ideas for de­ that she is quite 111 a t her home veloping this attractive village. on Evans Street. ZVt r tl m Crop Report For Thi Given B y < •'r*. 4~.-------- -—7-r* .. nr exceptional brilliance and beaded in crystal*. With this she WASHINGTON, Jon. 2<L— Miss Gladyce WJlson, a poular laid with embroidered covers and „i«*nre was the annual Robert wore n lovely Spanish shawA bride-elect of February, was the a delicious salad course with cof­ Winter truck crops made only slow C “/•c^lall given Tuesday cyenlng o r tan georgette with flowers guest of honor a t . a beautiful fee was served. A number of the Hotel Forrest U k e under of harmonising tones over brown growth to south Atlantic districts guests Joining the players for the auspice* of .tbe N. de V. How- satin was the smart costume worn bridge parly given on Tuesday aftv tea.- ■ bregma of th* cool weather, but ernoon with Mrs,.George A. DeUd Chapter. United Daughters of by Mrs. Strong. . Miss Wilson was attired in a fair,to; good advance waa reported Coltea r t tlie gracious hostess, at .w.i.j /-'•““do Herndon’s robe of her lovely new hortia on Park Ave­ becoming frock of grefca georgette from East Gulf sections, tha De­ gold colored brocaded velvet over nue* with trimmings of gold Rid. Her partment of Agriculture 'a a & self tone satin. were also of gold kid. The spacious living, room was slippers day in Ita review of crop and Yellow embroidered r - -----**- ndomed The affair was one of the most with silver tomkdto and delightful of .the pre-nuptial court­ with trimmings i f pastel ___ _ ther conditions la ecu them uses filled with red Radiance esies keta of red Radiance roses, poln- was the lovely frock worn by Mr(C with which Hiss Wilson is for the week ending yesterday. q vl roses, narcissus and ferns. The settiaa nnd ferns. Numerous J. H. Jackson. honored, the exquisite taste * Frost o r ftoesing weather Mil Valcnuite season waa being mpcr* flag* were also effectively used. of tho hostess being reflected la Mr*. Henry Purdon’s brunette, u>uut-no ; approach - - haB,IwJ Ln iTOof j wlth or damaged tender truck In hMTts, cuplda High At one end of the spacious room bonuty was emphasized with her emphasized every, detail. of Florida, hut th* hardier was the flower bedecked punch beautiful costutne of cerise georg­ and other symbols."' In the sun Those playing bridge were tle^ such l celery, lettuce,, room, the color motif of gold ana Mias table whore delicious fruit punch ette beaded in rhinestones. Gladyce Wilson, Katherine cabbage, WC,« HU, hat umu, 1 ' * iua’ green was effectively carried out N sS wns served throughout the eve­ Black georgette embroidered with calendulas, nasturiums and Wilson, Ellison Whltel Sata War­ ty,’. Citrus ffruits r u l„ were ________ Ully, not Asea ning by Mrs. June Roumlllat, Mrs. and beaded in gold beads and ren Easterby, Lillian Shinsholser, fee tod, and th* low tomperaturea . , lob at Allen Jones' and Mrs. Mary Strong. threads, was the gown worn by ferns. Edith Teague, Lillie Ruth Spen­ in the aoufh west were favorable. On the card tablea Were heart- cer, Marion Hand, Leona Garman, Greeting the guests upon arrival Mrs. L. P. Hagan. Condition by-states:#. were: Mrs. Claude Herndon. Mrs. Florida: Freezing several ’ days Mr*. Forrest McAllister was shaped salted nutaand mint which Martha Fox, Eleanor Herring, AbForreat McAllister. Mr*. Henry gowned in .toast colored brocaded were enjoyed during •* the game- by Poudney, Mrs. Sid Rive, Mrs. in north and central and- damag­ ra will Purdon, Mrai J. H, Jackson, and "dttenden. Mrs. Grant Wllover matching crepe satin. Scores were kept 'On Valentines ing killing frost to southern <0some p i Mrs. L. P. Hagan. The programs velvet irs. Paul Lake, Mrs. Monroe visfon kUlcd. or seriously harmed Miss Perrie Lee Bell's stunning and the game of-bridge proved ex­ Strw t were distributed bv Mrs. M. S. Hutton, Mrs. William J. Hardy, strawberry blooms, potatoes; brano frock waj_of red velvet end georg­ ceptionally intereating. whole Wiggins. Miss Perrie Lee Bell and ette. and other 'tender trucks; tolenr, The prize for high ' score, a Mrs. Robert J, Holly, Jr., Mrs. of No- Miss Mabel Bowler. lettuce, -cabbage, and citrus Pot af­ Miss Mabel Bowler wore a be­ china doll powder Jar and bath Ralph Stevens, Mrs. Raymond Fox, The -music was unusually good fected, a a a. rule, and truck' near frock of beige georgette salts went to Miss Marion Hand. Mrs. Leslie Hill. Mra. Braxton Loss- and was furnished by the Semi­ coming BP' toaat suffered to less extent. In cutting for the consolation Baggott and Mrs. Robert Thrashbeaded in the various shades of #n, will nole Syncopator*. Several feature blue. prize, which was bath crystals and er. ■ ' stion of dances were introduced Jn which Joining the players fo r tea were Forty-seven Federal prohibition The lovely frock worn by M m . a qunint china powdey powl. Miss II. R. favors of caps, noise makers of ail M. 8. Wiggins was fashioned of Edith Teague was the fortunate Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. Adams, agente have been killed on the line a t 7:30 kinds were given out by Mrs. E. A. royal blue brocaded velvet. one. Miss Wilson was presented Mrs. Joe Gonzalez, Misses Velma of duty by unscrupulous.rum run­ Shipp. Dorothy Mero, Katherine Douglass. ners and, bootleg vendor*. A robo of old rose georgette articles for her trousseau. jrlll'.enJay, Eula Eubanks and Anna KanAt 11 o'clock, the grand march heavily beaded in harmonizing At the conclusion of the card lub *t 4 was led by Mr. and Mrs. F. E. tones, was worn by Mrs. Allen game, the tables were cleared and Inor. (ngnolin Raumillat, after which supper was Jones. Don’t miss the best entertain­ ment of the season—Charlie ’But­ served. .Dancing was then con­ Mrs. June Roumlllat was attired ta t 8:16 tinued until a late hour. ler Thursday night a t th* High in flame-colored brocaded velvet Church Circle Meets School School, 8:1B o’clock.. N aval P lanes O ff Mrs. P. E. Roumlllat, was lovely and chiffon. Just a Collar 'Mrs. A. W. Frost of Orlando,, iris ox- in shell pink georgetto hand-paint­ Most becoming was the costume WithMrs.G.A.Radford was the guest of her mother, Mrs. For Guantanamo for this ed in blue and sliver over flesh worn by Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, of ■ ■ V \ 1■ Bloomfield Hullck “ ‘ * __ io HiR adiator, Body, g e a d tra , B u s“Cherio". . velvet studded with satin. v emoon at the Hotel Circle No. Five of the Methodist nlng Board. R e p a lrla g . NORFOLK, Va., Jan. 20.—(ff)— Mr*. David Caldwell wore a frock rhinestones nnd rubies. Twenty three jof the _ 2B naval W* Bpcalallsa In V r a c k s Of Chnrtrcuse green georgette Church held a most inspiring meet­ of soft white georgette and rhine­ Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Roushs mostones.over satin. bended in brilliants and touches of ing on Tuesday afternoon nt the t ored to Daytona on Tuesday whore planes that'.will fly from here to S an fo rd R a d ia to r a n d Mrs. E. A. Douglasit waa attir­ silver was the frock worn by Mrs. home of Mnt. G. A. Radford of thoy will spent several days with Guantanamo, Cuba, to participate ed In orchid georgette heavily .1. I), Woodruff, rhter I* tlgfr tlanghtcr Mrs. C. Gates. French Avenue, with n gdod ntIn tho Joint maneuvers of the Body Works tcmlnncc. Xtlantic fleet j had .hopped off at blrs. It. H. White, mother of sterlMany important matter* of busi­ g. The itflr a S iis B r jjit Judge Woymnn While, whi called 0:30 o’elpck this - morning, MidK Miss Lucille Bolz Is Pipe Organ Members ness were attending to, nnd plans to Vhlalla, Ga., on Tuesday by the other two, one o f ,them tha,t o_ f‘tno W elding, H rasth g and Batdkihng w«»k C s m s tM j |s y i i M flight commander, delayed by serious .illnbss of her mother. Uhc li- Hostess At Dinner At Are Entertained On .wore made nnd perfected for the engine trouble hut were expected M IVn I Htruaj'SlfrU T u e s d a y Afternoon ; year's work. At the conclusion of Hotel Forrest L a k e Mr. nnd Mrs. DeYesley Hill of to get away within an hour. t S an tard . irterid a business, a Boclnl hour was enjoyOrlando motored to Sanford an ic will ,Tho members of tho Fipc Organ Miss Lucilo Bole was the charm­ ed, tho hostess serving tempting , 75 OLD TIME Tuesday and were tho guests of acr on , > f , g,, t i tho. former’s mother, Mrk. Ernest Club of the Baptist Church wore V.: ing young hostess on Tuesday eve­ refreshments. LONISVILI.E, Jfnn. 2G.—(V)— Kmpp. . in Le- ning when aha entertained a num­ most plensantiy entertained on Seventy five "old time’’ fiddler*, Va l d e z h o t e l i ui 8:00 ber of her friends a t dinner at Monday afternoon nt the home of Legion Auxiliary Will •- - L: t \ { >*, H' Mrs. Carrlo Worthington and her survivors of elimination, contests j Mrs. Robert Merriwcthcr on Miller I n s t a l l O fficers At ■*rag*M Wsa guest, Mrs. Kmmio Qulnerly.spent to Tennwuoe, Kentucky, and' South j cnter- the Hotel Forrest Lake. tho week-end nt Winter Haven as ' • The daintily Appointed .dinner Avenue, with MVs. Merriwether W. Ti. . Saa!ard*a U a ila a lle U l . Mrs. Mitchell us hostesses. tho guosts of Miss Elizabeth Indiana entorod the semi-finals to- ' Meeting Friday Night; |o, with table was centered with u low nml A short business session was Brockwell. ■ day to dctormtno the champion of- VWnT W. WAIINI2U, A. M. mound of sweet peaa in tho postal held, at which time reports from tho three states who will maka a The auxiliaryof tho Campbell | b'dock. tints, snap dragons, and feathery tho rummage sales were given by Voile Williams, Hugh Tillls, trip to Detroit and havo a chance Lousing Post American Legion will ] Pnler Sehaal nnd Kilgerton Pnttor- at tho n’ntiunnl fiddle crown. sprays of asparagus ferns. At Mrs. Estridge. A' splendid report from the progressive tens wps ulso hold Its installation of officer* and More than 1,000 old "timers havo Bon were among those from San­ each plnrc were pink nnd green given nt this lime. At the con­ drawn their bows across’ fiddles nlpo enjoy n soclnl on Friday, even­ ford attending tho boat races at ckport, nut cup.l filled with salted nuts of business, n social hour ing nt 7:30 o’clock nt the home ofIn district eliminating, contests-in ;METAL WORK A N D A U ­ Mount Dora on'Tuesday. 1 il story and candies. Fastened to the c u p s clusion TOMOBILE RADIATOR th* three state* nnd today winners wnn enjoyed. Mrs. 11. R. Stevens on Park Avo- This collnr of 'moleskin is onn of »y mom- were the cunning place cards done to these contests are gathered her* , ^ U . Quantities of fragrant narcissus Aycock. Peter Miss. Albsrta T V U 0 . ' ’"** • ‘Ut m m 'H i .REPAIRING. > ' tbcneweBt'fannS'of'the ■ ‘‘high*' promise* 1/rJtoeping w lth jh e decora*i<Jri 1wild fora* wvtw'uscd -tlWhnrmlng . fo* qlist fittiliiyrt orfl.T -i n jo !■ All members.and those who are tollnr’’era. The moleskin is dy^d Schanl’-'an 4 *d; *.-»• ..••PeSttsv_: muv FavortpfT>ri$db(ffTffl (Seinin' Outstanding .aVnong the contest-j profusion in the rooms,~ Refresh­ eligible nrg urged to attend ns mat­ a dark green. The ribbon is green were a congenialil party motoring Il of ex- ing nnd bathing cotumes for the ments ant* is “Blind#Joe" Mangum, 74,! of salad, pickles, olives, salt- ters of much Interest will he dlk- apd gold striped grosgrnin. to'O rlando on Tuesdsy evening ' S i nnd lec- girls, with manly little boy dolls ines, stuffed Hodg-lns & Cowan celery, and hot choc­ cussed. Plans for the ensuing year where they attended "Sally", ' ; of I’udacnh, -Ky., -blind since' lorlll be of in dress suits were given the boys. olate were served. fkney, who wbn the district contestOn each plate will bo made nnd a mbst Interest­ A G o'clock n delicious six were bouquets of narcissus to bo ing program for the year will bo Iren, who Mr. and Mrs. D. C#- Britt and thcro with hit rendition of ’’Liston. Sheet M etal Cor ml. The course dinner was served. Danc­ used The word “tariff" comes from to the Mocking Bird*’’. j as favors, • completed. . * » ' * ing was enjoyed following, tho the town of Tarifa a t the entrance it enterAiming the members present It is also planned to have a joint of tho Strait of Gibraltar where ■i -u .v ! —m ^ T x n m ivs- - -r mi | to attend dinner when favors of caps tggd were Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, Mrs. I. social •f J 207 IV eoch Ave. Charlia Rutlor. Singer slid lmmeeting with the American pasring ships wore stopped for noise "makers were given. So* Charli* Butler a t tho High j ^ person reonator stor at High School ThursEstridge, Mrs. B. G. Methvln, Legion ori Monday evening nt the tribute in days of old. Miss Bolx was assisted in enter­ E. School Thuroday night. ay night. Mrs. Pitchford, Miss Martha Fox, Legion home on the lake front. taining her guests by her moth­ Mrs. C. H. Pearce, Mrs. J. H. Col[iTs Of er, Mrs. Francis Bolz, nnd Mrs. dough, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrs. Women Fail To Get A Herndon. Give Claude Boltz, Mrs. U. H Berg, .Covers were laid.for Misses Lu- Francis I Mni Forrest Gntchri, Mrs. Forrest Separate Golf Meet E [Night cile Bolz, Julia HigginB, Mary McAllister, Mrs. A. K. Rossiter, Mahoney, Ella Spencer, Carftien R. H. Cooper and Miss Jim­ NEW YORK. Jen. 20.—(VP)— m iof Mis, Gutherie, Francis' Reitz, Sherwood Mrs. mie Laing. . . Efforts of women golfers to con­ a medal Harvard, Evans .Bpencsr, Claude Herndon, Kinchcn Powers, Jim trol their own nntional champion­ ■ }K at the Higgins and Leonard Miller. Mrs. Coult Appears In ship toumnnient this yeSr have litorium. failed. . ‘ . . * Miss’ Mary K. Browne, leador of that waa Bridge'Luncheon For Recital A ssisted. By movement .for a separate wo­ pring but Mrs. Emma A. Lyman amen'* association, haa received a MichiganVisitorGiven of Miai letter from H. H. Ramsey, eecroOne of the boat afternoons of tary of tho United States Golf As­ By Mrs. Fv’ed Walsma music given this year by the Music sociation with the information. of the Department of the Sanford WoExplaining the women a netltion Mrs.’ Fred Walsma was the grac­ Rollins msn’i Club, w*s that of Tuesday was received too late for any def­ ious hostoss on Tuesday after­ when Sira. Abel Arnhcarst Coult, inite action, the letter reveals that I :: I*. The noon when she entertained the Assorted1colons. ReguKiwanls members of the .Tuesday Dupli­ Jacksonville pianist, gave a recital, tho association plans to Increase assisted by Mrs. Emma Abbott the membership of Us women s cate Bridge Club and one extra Lyman of Altamonte Springs. committee from five to nine. for one day only, evening table of players a t her home on The spacious club auditorium Miss Browne declared that the Cameron Avenue, cornpllnientlng- was decorated with potted palms, effort to establish an Independent her home guest, Mrs, John Wals­ autumn Thursday— leaves, tall pedestal bask­ women’s organization would con­ High ma of Grand Haven, Mich. of foliage and calendulas, tinue. \ ' IV ' r; .The rooms, where the card tables ets bright jar* and baskets of cut were placed, were-' agloom with Gower snap greenery carrying outi ARMOUR SERIOUSLY ILL »ml) Riley' basket^, of calendulas, ngfeUsus the color acheme of green and CHICAGO, Jan. 2 0 ,-{ * T -J. Og­ Aftcn an absorbing game of du­ gold, Only 100 rugs to sell. Size 26x46. Mrs. Coult is a musician of - Steele plicate bridge, scores were counted merit and is widely known through den Armour, chatrmauof the board of. directors of Armour and Co., and it was found that Mrs. J. C. out the South. Her artistic play­ packet*, Is critically 111 with Indi­ [Van Dyke Benson, Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. ing l and Interpretation of Mac gestion a t his home here. He was Harry. Lewis and Mra. S. M. Lloyd Dowell music buorght forth gener­ ilV Christmas and haa been were holder* of high score among ous applause. Mrs. Lyman, whose stricken the club members. Mra. Archie sweet syiApatehtle voice is so well In bed for severs! days. I' Betts held high score among the known and loved by Sanford peo­ r>gueata- and we*- awarded a pret­ ple, was never more lovely than on FIGHT PLANS UNDER WAY ty flower-* tereptarle, - The hon- this occasion. Both artists gra­ NEW YORK, Jan. 2 0 ^ f ) - T h e j oree was presented a piece of sil­ ciously responded with encores. u tra. Evening Telegram eaye today th a t ver as memento of the occasion. Late in the afternoon, a social negotiations ar* nearly completed Following the awarding of the hour was In order, so that all for a heavyweight championship prize, the hostcia served a tempt­ might meet these two charming match betwsen Jack Dempsey and >dies ing salad course ertth coffee. visitor*. The guests were seated Gena Tunnev to July a t Boyle h Invited to meet Mrs. Walsma St small tables, centered with mina- Thirty Acres, th* Jersey City Meeting were Mr*. J. C. Benson, Mrs. turo pots holding calendula* and J r ' ,, George Knight, Mrs. Charles E. ferns. Refreshments of orange le* arena, ?rnoon Henry, Colored prints, Mr*. Harry Lewis, Mrs- and individual angel food cakes ice X '1 .. RIG PI KB AT PINE BLUPP M. Lloyd. Mr*. Hal Wight, Mrs. In white and yellow were served by on at 3:30 ES.rnest u m sa h n s^ Galloway. M™-, a bevy of young maidens. ’ 1 i ' Joint meet- John C. McGowan FINE BLUFF, Ark.. Jan 2G£Smith. Mrs. Edward Lane, The entire program for the af­ (iP)—Ptre early today swept the tot-teach- Mra. Archie UcUs sod Mr*. Sam 20 pieces, all colors, light shade* for ternoon was as follows:. :ut on fie city at uel seed how s of th*.pi*ntenrC Younts. “On The Holly Night" Dvorak Mra. Abel Am hcsnt Coltdresses, all fast colors. P — acpreaided (a! "Joyous Morning”, Harriet Six hundred tons of cotton superin. High School Patrons IS War*. . „ clions and IB e W S V * consumed b; * i.. Mi *a l po rtance to U rged To A ttend Meet (b) "The Pine Tree", Mary Turner i i « B - r & 73 CENTS EACH 25c YARD Jap Gr<epe 25c YARD . crepes, charme- ay of % that Join roect_f , ’ utocisaftsmoon at 8el*ool or orparent- Mrs. Emma Abbott iue . ........ aterfJIy , -iceting board m ! UP sh oals q rARD * .... C eorg* Amhearst £ num **", Fsgrl Cur­ ■■A E m t am Vi V' . COAL* will I U- I " ip f/rjr \ Vr,nyr j �but wp nr® gaining ground. Sen­ ator Fletcher,; affcir 'doing all th a t was possible while tn e bllt was ln the oomhilttee, is nbW working among members of the Senate seeking to HnO up support lo r the committee report when , l t reaches the floor. If the Senate adopts the recommendation Of the commit* tee ih this particular and sends the bill back to the House .with pro­ vision for repeat of the tax ft Is up to the House w hether It will concur. There Is every Indication on vari­ ous provisions d r theifim and It is to be expected there will be more 'trading* between the H ouse and Senate when the m easure Is sent Jan. 20 Lfi>»t«d -flutes Benktte In. even though Itf l r against amendment! 'n the, meantli le d ‘that; just as hi he tAx will not discontinue hi«. effort* until the battle Is finally ^won orJosL.*’ , • 1' '■ u "" yjM ;■f t »■ The •red I fax originated a t>Fox, for a thousand of Morocco. . Abd-el-Krlm, le u flans,** was,once,.a ■University of Madr L—2 6-room flats, with bdth,.facing Ea»t on"ifyi tween 10th and l l t h streets, 60x117. double garage, ' $4,000 each. Now leased to Dec, 1026,a t $90 p e n iro f Ir- 'fi ~~MllTi »' '*J■v4'*Tjtr r":«4 •*"J, % *■ e4. . , 2.—100 f t. to ,150. f t facing tia s t on Sanfond Ay* tWeCn 10th and l l t h Streets,.$150.per foot. Termklfeai lf?«rr Mimrths rytHlng.in his *«al of the In*with vSenator well laid It wodld bo difficult to head them off'and while the people of ’Florida were sleeping he was wide awake and working day and night do acconrjHIih thla end. The efforts of Col. Knight have, had a marked influence in powerful Quar­ ters and backed by the work of Senator Fletcher -in' Washington 16 acre celery farm*—7 acres-titled—in JJurfcki mock. Price $10,000. $3,000 cp!lh. '1 aod^l yefi»ii»k?l . 4.—Lot -- AJVV UVAAAI. 60x117. MUIIK facing AWb E ast V on II 0Sanford Avenue, $12,000. $4,000 cash, 1, 2 and 8 yeanf, •tiring the nearly nine months that I have been < nuously work on this superb development, ha E stablished 1910 / •y r LOANS p A nnouncem ents For 1926 o p en in g . o f Second Sectiop of Fort Mellon— prices decidedly low— reservations now bein g ac­ L ots 13 and 14, Block L, ar:.....!.r,^175.00 cepted. S * B eautiful new . , K . <*# 1*4', ' • • *»•. hom es— Spanish B ungalows and E nglish Colonials—Commodious and Indivi­ L ots 1 and 2 in Block 1 facing Seminole "Boulevard. duality suprem e.. . V ery desirable for residence or apartm ent house sites, ;mrd priced below the m arket. and acreage unusual values are found. A m ong bur offerings o f B usiness Property Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. R EA LTO R S. .21 OEastFirst Street Magnolia A t Second P h on e 708-709 t BONDS L o ts 16,17 and 18, Block K, per . foot, a t .........;............... ............. ;..$140.o6 M ARVANIA 1 r l • t l j * flu 4 / LOANS Phone 48 ferial, in getting my paving program carried out;« even the construction of curbs and glitters which wqj give.me the grades to which I must work and protect! planting, Has hefd me back. What I have done, howej all over the entire property, shows clearly the charaJ of this development Which, when cohipleted, will beJ of the most notable in Florida. With contracts alrei let .for all my paving and the prospect that work wfl| under full headway very shortly, which I will fol closely after with sidewalks and beautification, andl construction of the club house, swimming pool, j grounds for adults and children, and other commui building, I am ready now to announce that the INVESTM ENTS N otw ith standin g the.extraordinary character of this development, lots willriU ns low as $1,800, ranging upward according to size of lot and location, in both of wkktf respects there Is a great diversity, due to the unusual lay out, which is so dcsijMfi th at while every lot is good, many are so. situatod as to give them features of & pedal valneAsuch as an outlook over parks or long vistas through the winding driww ays w h ic h ;w ill. be bordered with palms and trees and flow ers, or proximity totk sites on wbtah th e m ost-attractive homes will undoubtedly be built. For these r* sons the early bdyers will, have a great advantage. T E E M S'w ill be' onfc-fourth cash and the remainder in four equal semi-anna! payments. ‘ v'FtpJL W A R R A N T Y ‘DEEDS will be given buyers, and TITLE .INSURANCE POLICIES will accompany evHJ deed, fre£ Of charge. ■BUYERS ARE PROTECTED A N D THE ARTISTIC A HARMONIOUS DEVELOPMENT OP THE ENTIRE TY E R T Y A R ® INSU R ED B Y THE FOLLOWING “ •Houses facing or adjacent to Swan Oval, Revona Park and Rainbow Garda m ust cost not less than $10,000. h o u se s facing exclusively on Editha Circle, Margaret Road and Arcadia R°*t m ust cost not .less than $6,000. H ouses on all other lots in Highland Park must cost not less than $8,000? [ On Sanford Avenue, facing 'Rose Court, containing * 1 1 , ' . 1*• '* ■I ' , ‘ v *4 * i five rooms and bath; large yard and garage. Complete­ ly furnished and ready for immediate occupancy. 515 F irst N ation al Bank B1 4* Phone 713 ! Owner Commercial St., N ext to the- �gANFORD HERALD. N R S D A Y .J W ith Arsenal To Irish To Bolster CHICAGO, Jan, 20—W —Tha Chicago National League base­ ball cliTt “ * ‘ to the f1Irish _______ ______ _________ to recover from their disastrous season of last year and owner William Wrigley, baa thrown away the rubber band on the bank roll. The leader leader of the Irlah In­ vasion la Joe McCarthy, ' former manager of th e 1Louisville Ameri­ can Aaaociation team,- who will pi­ lot tlw Cuba this year. ' McCarthy brought with him from the Louisville club, Maurice bo will fll leparture 01 for BrookMaraw the home mn king of the mtional League las't year, waa JleC arthy’a next purchi* « . He slammed the the fence for SO round tellable | miles an arm ttrands japabic t more Lkwung I high. ’coach and asslstart f.oach, Carthy has obtained the sen of Jimmy Burke, former maw of the Toledo dub, and Mike These sevfn, McCarthy, Shan­ non, Kelly, Cooney, FitSgfrald, Burke and Doilan, are the majori­ ty of the new talent infnaed into the Chicago North Side d ub this winttr, in the hope of lifting it out of the cellar. The dub today has one of the greatest arrays of young talent for outfield bciihs In history. There are a dosen from whom McCarthy may' select his regu­ lars. _The in fie ld list .also has been lengthened by several new comers. But new pitchers arc scarce as the club already was fairly well fixed In that respect. There are a doien twirlere from whom McCarthy will select, about eight to carry through tho eeasoh. J. Greens Team Ma ■ —■ . ' CANNES. Franc*, Jan. —Helen Will* ha* created a titj favorable Impression by bar Hint tennla match on tha riviere. After defeated E. MPIe M. VGreen, ofI 9aha 11? U v l v I i C u Mrs, w i l l C*« I W ll| V England, 64), 6-0, Major J . F. Rendell, an English professional, re­ marked:- "Mias Wills appears to be in fairly good form In splta of the trip. . m , , _ ________ Uer backhand and forehand drives are good and her volleying Is steady. Jle r smnshi alone are uncertain, many of tl finding the net. I *—— — day, after s Ing enginoe w an. Col him to flmt with the *' Juan Hill, while a lie: awarded th cross and vi NEW YORK, Jan. 20,— Death has taken two end* of a famous Yale football team within a month—Frank II inkey, one of the foremost: wingmen of all time, and John Campbell Greenway, who had to hear the heaviest burden becauno of opposing tenths consid­ ered It next t» impossible to circle Hlnkey’s side of tho line. Greenway, who died here yeatorThe catchers include the same old trio—“Gabby’* H artnett, who as a fellow—dolt With welcome the .visiting Irishmen, Mike Consales and Jack Ctnxy. In. short, tho cCubs have a wealth of materiakand a new man* ager who brought pennants frequently to Louisvilto in tho Amiriran Association race. The squad will make the rnrlictt start for training camp in National I/onguo win Win over tha Amurlcin Tha battla of lh* tennis manufacturers for supremo* tb« rtvWrih courta la a ttn n ta m aa much'attention aa possibility- of to ■L*ag Unmatch, but tha difference balls used is proving a great cap to players, especially B ath Haarn T issu e Roll Free W u’trh for Coupon ap p ears Th u r sd e y season. When Horace Chesney, 16 (lower inset), and Howell T. Botkins, 17 (upper inset), came down the turnpike, their automobile packed with sundry artillery, the police of Kansas City took them to jail." To add to the police suspiciqns, Chesney had a fresh bullet wound in his arm, which Hoskins said waa Inflicted accidentally, in the car were a Browning machine gun with Maxim silencer, on automatic rifle, an automatic shot gun, three revolvers, 500 rounds of machine gun am­ munition, flashlights and iii »a lfour-tube u u r w w e radio l u u iu nit, two vwu *lusiiiiguis umi uthree ir e c nheavy e a v y lapin robes. Hoskins waa a University of Tennessee student and Chesney waiter, The Gem o f the Country Club Section Indian Mound Village * *I , : * 'V; * *4 \ . a •; ON *THE HIGH SHORES OF THE ST. ;v *r \ JOHNS RIVER Chosen by the fir s t Americans because of its natural beauty; its water, hunting and fishing ad­ vantages. Now being made a bower o f beauty for your home. ThiB spring tore ho stands socks, c clo.ia is Hillpower, do thq Ib Sanford has no better opportunity for profitable invest , ' • <i •i. * : *’ ■ . * ' ffen t than R aygflna Park offers today. your chance, The Davey-W inston Organization, Inc. Located in the immediate Country Club section and. , * i ■- .ay . SALES AGENTS Masonic Bldg, fV 1 1y*, enjoying all its privileges, Ravenna Park offers to the Phone 707 homeseeker an extra boom with its low jprices and eafcy ■ * . t■ ■ . v I , « *- payments. Residential sites nt Altamonte on tho Dixie Highway, be­ tween Sanford and Orlando. 4', ,' * * ■* Prlccu have been the same since development work started. New prices go into effect next week.Whether you wish to build or sell a t a profit, you will agree with us th a t no more Attractive location can be found and the prices from fJ.400 up are far less than you would expect to buy. these sites for, when, you see them. 25 percent first pay­ ment. T h e improvements are progressing rapidly. Streets V| ,- .- i have been cut through to the highway and the work * f • fi * /!*_. "t ' * "• ti ' *•' f j] ♦ of clearing the properly is well under way. Streets and sidewalks will be laid at an early date. T h e actual building of homes is anticipated at an early date. R W. L A W T O N >* !■us •»* aa*, •u*uai> :* iM tt 203-205 Melsch Building Soles Force: R. W. LAWTON, J. M. ROCHE. •I tin t I «!•* la a pprm ». OUR ADVERTISING IS TRUTHFUL "•H U , A N D NOT SENSATIONAL BAG J liCt um figure on 3 you money. HAY—CORN GBEJ Present prices afce lower here than in neighboring de­ velopment. ■Those who act quickly will reap a rich p ro fit y • • -• -•»! [r.W ttt'tXe ' profit. *■ •'*.'* * �5 j v-7"V ! £ v , . ‘ T v * v \ ’' ^ - r \ * »r'f J k n * i.s v. ad i-r r ' • • i > •* Ninety men are at work at Sanford Manor. Ninety men, from eight in the mon^ng till five at night. T hey have beeh working, working steadily for two weeks— clearing, grubbing, discing, plowing— transforming a tract of high pine land a mile in width by half a mile in depth, seven minutes from the center of Sanford. Preparing for the development of Sanford Manor. T h e work of scores of men the investm ent,of thousands of *• * ■ ** -fv i f • p -1+■.t ■■.s' M * dollars— that is the initial history of Sanford Manor. A n honest, . !i ’■i • and successful.effort to offerI improved homesites— noti a»itplatted »♦!> “ i* r *M ,111 * >; -1 ■* *♦*i- « \ sI ■•* • •*1 f I* M *1 *n im ir( * ; J; . . . I*' ^ ^ t * . ' .1 'I '1 ** .’ ♦ * » •T wilderness, '^pere streets are being cut and graded. Combina­ tion curbs and gutters are going in. *- v Sidewalks, of Portland ce• y< i . ment— five and six feet wide— are being laid. T h e Manor Entrance-T-thirty-five feet in height and one hundred feet long— is rapidly nearing completion. W e A re D efying the Embargo Twenty-seven cars of coral rock for streets has been received. I• tjj i Macadam rock base and asphalt wearing surface is in transit. Ornamental posts, street signs and fixtures for Sanford Manor’s ___ ___ ■ White Way are enroute _ W • 5 Ml, > Sanford, the Inland Port, is success- fully evading the embargo ijyhich holds all inland blockade. Well directed effort is rushing improvemei for the opening of Sanford Manor next Monday. *r tomorrow! ‘ mt -ti ‘ • ! Further facts in m ^ iW �3n i■ THE SANFORfi H — — Ing to collect of tho hiatory told In the __ _____ tlyphm, conceraing them relrts with ma be began to build tdttplea, set up pyramids and establish society. The findings will. In a manner, com plement.. Breasted’s previous work. He expects to supply ad­ ditional details of life during the f-, % succession of great dynasties, but Now A t Luxor no sensational discoveries are an- -- BOSTON—A1 Jto ltt of > m « il. Ufc, vnelterwfiKht cham riM P liM W ^psv won on w r Morris a decision over Mnrrie Behlalfer, Bchi of OniUfa, Nebr.,, 1(1 rounds. NEW' YORK—p h ir McGraw. .of >etrolt, beat Basil Gslino. of New Scientists A n 'Orleans, George Courtney,, of Ok­ Engaged In Sifting Sands lahoma. scored, a technical knock­ For Traces Of Pre-Hlstoric out over Henry Shaw of New Natives Who Once Existed York, threo rounds. CHICAGO. Jan. 20.— (A>) — CHICAGO, Jan. 20 Seeking SPRINGS—Jimmy Fran­ Strange as it may appear. Jesse cisHOT. tq piece together the history of a of New Jersey, defeated WarSweetser won the national ama­ crude cliff-dweller whoso existence teur golf championship only be­ nle Smith of Oklahoma, 10 rounds. was crowded Into oblivion by tho cause he was beaten, it was relat­ glory of the Pharoaha, James H. ed today by an old friend of the Breasted is sifting the sands of the family who knew Jesae as a bars pipy golf tolerably well and had NUo valley for trace of Neander­ Tho beat-L*^?1 ' that the championfoot boy in S t Urals. but thal man. icris ulti­ u H L l ^ o t tho links would Instill high injf .that caused Sweetaeris He hopes to establish definite mate rise to national amateur Ideals In the lad. So It turned wit connection between a cliff-dweller that whenever Jesse played hookey champion resolves itself Into • preeded Egypt’s glittering civ­ from the links and went to dangle who lay on words. ilization and tho primitive savage Jess. It seemsi refuted the max- his toes in tho murky Missoprl or who roamed the forests of Europe. lum that golfcra are bom and not watch the stem wheelers labor up Recent discoveries in the caverns made. He dislike the game, much the father of waters, his mother, over-looking the Sea of Gaillloo preferring fishing and playing switch In hand, sought him out and presage success In tho effort. around the river front. He evad­ removed from hls mind any notion Breasted and a group of fellowed chances to caddy end learn the scientists are at. Luxor conducting Scotch game, much la the annoy­ of onrtlatlng Huckleberry Finn. li e became a local star and with an opfgraphlc study, working 40 ance of hia mother who felt he feet above the sands to read what might bocomo an idler and fall removal to New York soon work­ tho Egyptian wrote on tomple walls ed' his way to the topmost pin­ that are fast being worn away by among evil companions. sand storms. They are endoavornacle of American golfdom. She had heard th a t her boy could " r M w e f e y s s a w mi |TT~ Golf Meet For First Caused Sweetser To In 30 Years Rise In ( ^ C ir c le s „ for mentality, It is Impos­ sible to tell whether a man has a tSJd basball head until ho has been in s t least sevoral games. My observations during thirty-six years have taught me th a t a ‘dumb pc, .he player is always ‘dum b/ You fidlr" Jan’t get it out of them. This lonus fault has kept many a player from fwhen being a second Cobb or Wagner." During a training season, Mcucn Graw devotes as much time to tlccd rookie ns ho does to his regulars. urfcct Each man has to be handled dif­ ••But ferently. Faults have to bo cor­ er the rected in most anyone.. "If I believe a recruit has real 1games •n or ability, I stick to hind through his they >or exhibitions," he said. ‘T ake lea or arquard aa an example. I got demand him from Indianapolis and for l '• ' - » three years ho,was wild. Then he pcsai­ found his control. Schupp was the ls his same way—two cases of nerves. "Ross Young came to mo as an Bption, way. Jnflelder. I told him ho pras an tter or- outfielder and farmed him out for much experience before he camo back imoda- nnd made good in the outer garden. Moro Occaslonly, I get a man like Green­ [games. field, our kid pitcher, who on his world first appearance pitched llko a vet4 ron by cren ” McGraw said he "hadn't given a ed the the thought" to retiring. Unites with eat of . good iqso I nofhcr bnants, -round deength[to lea­ nt an­ b $ Lota 3, 4 and 5 Block 16 Tier 1; corner of San­ ford A venue and 16th St. $100.00 per front foot for quick sale. E asy terms. fG ONE the Oriental Institute of rersity o f Chicago la is awaiting the arrival of fa weather conditions in the ' * * » < « * gjuf. y$ VALDEZ HOTEL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15th D IN N E R S E R V E D • . D A N C IN G 8 :0 0 P . M. 9 l3 0 u n til RiCK) i^ a w i r e w a v Lot 20, B lock .8, San Lanta; price $2,000.00.. : 1■ ;* >-"1 l. Jhe Old ifdw n‘with; a ryour\£ S p irit: ___ 4 ij , REALTORS F irst Street and Pnlmetto Avenue AFFILIATED WITH lyen all of hiRh linntce bt. Utc pmrrnnrc sod lUaod rifei /V«ju Mtrknmi T he S anford C r e d it A 7 ' r ’ s s o c ia t io n Longwood Has Wonderful Future Keep Your Credit Prices on property in LONGWOOD will positively advance 50% on February 1st. This should be a signal for buyers to take advantage of. Record Clear! ;! I O N G W O O D is situated on the Dixie H ighway between Orlando “ and Sanford. It is also served by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. A rich back country th*t is only now being developed as w ell as a large poultry farm development at L O N G W O O D ’S very back door, point to a future growth and prosperity beyond estimation. T h e Sem inole Race track which will be in the near vicinity will bring further benefits which the future only will disclose. L O N G W O O D ’S potential growth is unlimited! "Commercial Credit is *n ei'Umate of tho ability and disposition of Individuals, firms or corporations, to meet business engagements.? —Bradstreets. u/ Sfiw Every time you open a* new ac­ count—every tfme you secure credit for any source, you have another opportunity to strength? en your reputation fo r. prompt payment—to make your credit foundation secure. i’ i * >rd clear! Y*u' W .i 1Hr. i;. V will -j [entss h ^ | ■ 1 ■ySSMC •*-*-*-=* — secat—j m Higgins - Smith-Wight, Inc. v s v v v —■■ WURT W. WARNER, Mnnagrr. iu-. \ m DINNERDANCE It will be a pleasant surprise to you to take a tripto LONGWOOD and see the activity that is going on. Hundreds of men and mules are at work on the new race track as well as the great poultry farm develop­ ment, the Florida Golden Acres. The future of LONG­ WOOD is, without a doubt, certain of success. Those who buyproperty in LONGWOOD now have a veritable gilt-edged investment.; New Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air on MqllanviUe A venue; easy terms. :i . * Now Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lanta; easy term s. ion tho ictice" sset or nil tho look for 0F d ' Under construction new Spanish stucco hotisc, seven room s; garage and servants quarters. Corner Magnolia and-Spurllng. E asy terms. Will be ready for occupancy about February 1st. ts, Mcjudglien the camp opin­ -W i-A fell In­ lay. One nnd five piano are eved to SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 20__(Ipi .—The recent Texas open golf tournnment brought together two golfers who had not seen each other since they competed in England two decades ago, Twcnty-eno years ago two British youths were engaged In on 38 hole play off of on important golf tournament over the famous Westward Ho course. They had been bom and reared within a few doors of each other In Liver­ pool. _ Finally one of the stripling. S. H. Fulford, forged to the front and was crowned the winner Over his. friend. A1 Hearn, the defeated, congratulated hla conqpcro* ami they departed. The winner went ipto the merchant marine; the looser accepted g61f seriously nnd bccamo a professional. Tho two never sow each other ngain until last Friday. Fulford now Lieutenant Commander 8. II, Fulford. had docked his ship, the "Monrcith" at Galveston and camo to Snn Antonio to witness the golfing classic. Fern, now of Hastings, Ncbr., was one of the great field of professionals who camo hero in search of tho $0,000 cash prizes. Recognition was instantaneous with both. Their mothers still live within a few doors of cnch other in Liverpool. = n IS ui �partm ent Outlines a i n u i u n . v a n . t u. — — I fourth time within a year tues and short comings of ny air service came under here Tuesday a t a public a view to correcting leglskha Houko Military Commltan covering ground similar ktraversed I____*■* . « in .turn . I n i ' by 7 . the * A ircraft Committee; tho nt’a air, board and the Mit>nrt martlaL ' x aid-in the drafting of an nlr • bill the W ar Department public an outline of the conopal action It considers neccs» carry out the-rccommendaof the a ir board. This out- Appointment of a second fcsslstanK s jc retary of w ar to supervise avUfflJfc Appointment of three nssistunt army air chiefs with the rank of brigadier general. >' .... Tomporary 'increase in rank for oortaln clauses of nlr officers. More pay and extra government llfp Insurance for fliers. .• Revival of the decoration border of m erit1’ to reward cxtrnordihatV ce time nchlovemnts in any nch of tha army. Authorization for purchase of nir craft without competent bid­ ding. Provisions to ^jtpand training of enlisted men as pilots. K ! OdALA—Negroes, of Oitra drew |up u resolution nt n meeting; held nt the Citra school houre, detrctlbltJg the recent nttack of mem­ ber o f their rnco upon a white woman as "a most awful, fiendish and brutal crime, committed in our peaceful little city," and deploring the presence of "such vldoue chgrncters within our race," The ne­ gro w a s later lynched by a mob. N O TIC E OP A N N P A ir M EETING O P MTOCKUOEURRH H B x an ta •N O T IC E IK H E IIE H V O IV E N , ThiU In pursunncn w ith ih o d r a f t ­ e r n n j v l n nrrordnttce w ith the i>rovlaloii* o f law , thu a n n u a l meellnic o f th« S to c k h o ld e r * of t h i S an i.nnta In ve stm en t C om pa n y w i ll he held nt the', o ffic e or th e Compnnj'. In the C ity of Hanford; F lo rid a , on (h r f»th d a y of F e b r u a r y f B U , nt the Ilnur o f three o 'clock I*. M. f o r the purpose of ronn ld erln x such m a t ' te r* as mriy he tirnught b efore It. . D ated , this ctli d a y of J a n u a r y , OCALA—Joe Duncan was found 'guilty . in circuit court here bC murder in the first degree fgr the killing of Joo Potter, nnd,'upon mao. Tecommcndotlpn by $iie jury, was M teat: sentenced to life imprisonment. - How Doctors Treat Colds And The Flu To bredk up u co^d overnight or to cut short an attack of grippe, Influenza, sore throat or tonsilitis, physicians and druggists art* now recommending Calot&bs, the puri­ fied nnd refined calomel compound tablet that gives you the affects of calomel nnd salts combined, with­ BY ASSOCIATED PRESS out the "unplea sant effccto of cith­ er. hobs during ono month nnd ob­ One or two Cnlotiib* a t bed­ tained a gross profit of $39.45 time with a swallow of w ater,— from the chickens. Ills feed bill that’* nil# No salts, no nausea nor the slightest interference with our eating, work or pleasure. text morning your cold has van­ ished, your system Is thoroughly purified nnd you are feeling fine with a-hearty up petite for break­ fast. E at w h a t, you .picnic,—no danger. Oct a family package, contain­ ing -full directions, only 35 cents. I N V E S T M E N T I■ <». ftmifnrd, Pin. AI 7D I T 9 iTBTVUa Robertso ACCOUHT, A lfr e d F o s te r, s e c r e t a r y S. o . Cltaac, president. A llV K I tT I R R M E N T K. alorl proitoaala w i l l he recelvrrt hy the C i t y Couiroloalon of, Hanford, F lorid a , a t th r ir o f f i c e In the Oily Hall nt or b efore 2:30 p. tn„ Keh. f , J920 f o r llio c o n stru c tio n o f tha retnlhitiir. w a l l . ami fi l l In thn ■■ West Hld« Hulkln-n<l D istrict ami K ztcn * Blun o ( tjio E ast Kith- llu lk h e n d Dintrlct, c o n ta in in g tho f o l l o w i n g npp r o x lk m tc attentions: 11,380 tin. ft c o n c r e te s h e e t pile retn lnlnK w n lh w i t h a n c h o r s and 4bbplhjf. d e r or bidders-' , E a c h propoaal muat be accbm panled b y » certified c h ec k made *{on* m * r -bo see n ^ a t th e of ft p a y a b le nt a lu h l to the oedar o f the *•;* Citjr M a n a g e r o r r a t th e C i t y A u d i t o r and C l e r k o f Hanford, F lorid a , fo r 3 ncr c o n i of ttie . a m o u n t o f the hid. T h e s u c c e ssfu l bidder, or bidders w i l l bo r eq u ired to g i v e a bond m ission ressrvi equal 10 SO per cent of hi* or t h s lr r i gThht* tCot t yr e.Cj eocm a n y o r a ll -bk hid and each bond to be ex ec u te d to a c c e p t a n y t bid t h e y deem by a S u r e t y C om pany Hoenaed to f o r th e bast In terest o f th e C: do b u siness In the S t a l e o f F lo rid a , W. a w i l .u a ; aalfl boft'd ♦ «! be approved b y the C i t y Man [f AUDITS SYSTEMS; Who can deliver and who can Organize Small Force ’ Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, 1 CAN MAKE A N EX C ELLEN T CONNECTION IN* * CENTRAL FLORIDA o SANFO RD 317-318 F irst National Bt , ’fit 1.000,000 cu. rils. Fl||. lToiiotnln a r c ' ‘to tic b reven trd In it ncitlcd en velope ctldorsed o r tile outside, - B id for; W E S T HIDE n u L K i i r u n d i s t r i c t nnd n x T E N S IO N O F THE E A S T RIDE IID LK M E AD D iH T IlfC T . Hanford, , Palm Beach, Daytons] Sanford, Florid^ ADDRESS 1(M) CARE OF T H E HERALIT S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT Jl S Announcing assured -A . n Laquar System In Sanford l»Jj, local realtor, who was married years ago, nnd whoso olTlce f ,, number ia 13, on January 13, in fr. avoiding another car while in her <{• jown automobile, turned over In a ; ditch, escaping ubinjuried. ^DAYTONA BEACH—Poultry farmer* are thriving in the Evorglades, it Was learned here. One! recently received 03 eggs from 51 The Price Is R igh t SA N FO R D ■ t* A product of Flood and Conklin. Prepared to withstand all the agencies thnt havo to tho time of LaqUura introduction IN completely destroyed or rendered unsightly the finest nnd most u cxpeni'ive nutomobilo finish. Hent, sun, snnd, salt water, J: nlknlio and other elements especially found In the Florida >; district have no bad effect on automobiles finished with Las qunr, in fact, the more it is exposed to these elements the 9 , brighter nnd newer it becomes. ' Applied by experts who personally guarantee satisfaction Eastern L ake Section Estimates Cheorfully (liven Visit our plunt, under new management S SANFORD LAQUAR SYSTEM a £ ... WHITE & GIBSON PltQPRIETOKS S \Baft Juan Garage W est First Street 8 V’ v• ‘ „ ■ HRHRHRaRRHRRRRRRRHMRHHRRRMRKRRHHRRHHRlIRRRHHnRSRa NEW ,UM BER YARD A complete line of as and pine Have Client W aiting T h e time is coming soon w hen Florida’s great develop­ T w o Story H ouse in G ood Location ment era will become a period of constant and steady growth — when new multitudes will establish here I huvfi forty lots listed in Bel-Air, which can [ouldinga bo bought at a bargain. thousands o£ homes. Can g iv e i good term s on any o{ them, tf» * 4 WJ L et me sell y ou som e good incom e p ro p erty . W hite Rock Plaster Botrd Screen W ire Builder* Hardware D o th Window* ^ Fram es and Screens S’ ' Made to Order Murphy Ironing Boards Icine Cabinet^ Will Compel Each of these new inhabitants will come here seekini K A R L J. S C H U L T Z the same thing— a development whose future is assured ItEAL ESTATE— INVESTM ENTS where permanence is infallible, where comfort and con ’ Phone 744 GOti-007 l'Trut N ational Rank Building W. T . H 0 L B 0 R N , Sales M anager. The Development That is Really Developing is the venience already exist, accessible, attractive, depend able, established A s this steady growth or occupation is taking place the value of all land so established must inevitably enhance 60 ft. (3 lots) on Park kvenue, N. E. corner 11th Honied Sell A h Fast A h B uilt -ELECTRIC ‘LIGHTS RUNNING W ATER -TELEPHONES Sec Thiti Beauty Spot W. Kelley vis iclto Avenue r r i r rtr* irP^j \ �THESANFORD STEWART’S WASHINGTON A t Great WASHINGTON, Jan.' 20<—W V Chart!i <?. Gove deputy second m ilsU nt post master general, left today fur Florida where h i will confiri with railroad and postal official:! in ah effort to straighten out the traffic congestion which has resulted in delaying (he malls. Ho will visit Jacksonville. Miami P r CHARLES P. STEWART WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—Attorney General John Garibaldi Snr gent Is vast of bulk and level fu|i ^ ^ •thaU uam y of nutter »> tthlch It tends, w h h at rest — nut to the atocK yarus wpere to remain at rest and w h \ in mo ,cont*nuo in motion ” ,DK ^ « tln r» were 1-Id. U earulniris and ih r « s big crowd. There were • Bulk is hard to Handle anywav td free -nd boys and about ;1D0 to il J.he ,I2®?£ They have n fine Girls press at “ ^Dovs Club building a t the declar- T «k v*rds whrj* the exhibits ir Attorney General Sargent d thrill* fmm alT over tho United States £!nC» j f t cd ,1,CVdw"y itV " *af« bet nod be about as easy to st i 8I“Tho0Wdcni0nstratlons put on as a runaway freight carload „< ... [L teams from different states pigt! Iron on a steep down era I,But at rest, believe me, he* a-i riven here also, and we were awful pob to start up. Pl'T ./T1?«f m two pairs of scissors. After breakn- fast they had an employee for ic each state to take us through the is building' which covered 40 acres, s- It was certainly an interesting trip. ia “We were given a banquet every th night while we were there. Tho ia banquets wero given in tho difid ferent big hotels and were certainly y fine. After the banquets they i- would have a good program lof r- music, singing, speaking and dancid ing. ib “Miss Settle's brother was so in nice to us. He arraged jtor us to ta have a car and driver to tpko us y, on a sightseeing trip over tho city, d, It seemed that we must have seen k- all of it, but they told us it wns an only a small part, il- “We visited Marshall Field and Ve company. This l a . a beautiful *je store. If you stand on one side you lin cannot see tho other aido.-'W e ay went out to the A rt Museum and as passed some of the World’s Fair Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Local R eal E state Broker W anted STS&, - r . H . JACKSON Long Time Loans on Residence* tmd B u sin e ss, SAVANNAH, G i., Jan. 20 ."Vm. . . .•* n(W. v T.l And —’•Young" L.) Strihlln* StHbllng.and his bride, who before her m arrj^re last month was Mlaa Clara Vir­ ginia Kinney - of Macon, stepped do wnthe gang plank from the steamship City of Chattanooga here Tuesday morning afte r three enjoyable days at sea on thalr re­ turn honeymoon trip from the east. The Georgia peach Is the guest of relatives here", Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Mead. From Savannah, the ynung cou­ ple win. go to Thomasvitte, whore they will join the young man’s family, gathered for a dovo shoot. Easy Repayment Plan Office in new Merrlwealher Bunding 2 n d £ tfW t. general’s Inertia. What that committee didn’t find out from John G. Sargent concern­ ing tht justice department’s inves­ tigation of the aluminum Industry 'Vmld fill the Congressional Li­ brary und quite a lot more. \I t mnde him look like a champ —Y>* the thingB he had to »->—t1- • . — ‘ • • and refufo to answer, Very few stockings fcavo any So he puts on a vacant oxpres ditfi/t know—put It was a pi* cotton In them these days, as. far qualhy of inertia, for all that, an we can sec. At any rate, the Senate Com­ mittee on tho ao-ealled aluminum "trust" got a taste of the attorney Phone fif-J ‘ MONEY AVAILABLE Loil ns For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 1% Consult us first when In tjie market for funds -- . A. P. toNNELLY & SONS M u id la « iw rail r- «--- —■' ! *• • . Comfortable Pullman Busses Are Operated From Sanford Last year our volume of business in Florida Real Estate Exceeded Seven Million Dollars. Wo wish to thank our Clients for their implicit faith in us, and also assure them thnt all future business will be handled in the same efficient and profitable fashion. We hnvo nt this lime severnl select listings which wo can recommend ns exceptional buys: 10ft feel on First Street—property highly im ­ proved. Income $N,700.00 per year. Cnn ho had for $H.r>,000.00; 1-1 cash balance runs for nine years. If you wish to m oke con­ nections with local man, for mutual benefit address this Sanford Realty Company paper and m y plans will be II. S. LONG, Manager fully explained. A ll inquir­ ies confidential. Address Bdx L-20, r,i Herald O ffice. From Honeym oon Hall Building FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS - S, , ' *. * So that you may see arid appreciate tho investm ent opportunities o f Florida's prentest city, busses will leave the Seminole Hotel at Sanford for Tampa, every morning at 7 o’clock. Other nccomodftUqna are provided gu ests by the Hamner Organization, « You nre invited to write to tho 311 FrankUn Street, Tampa for further details Phone C57 nvironment Is Everything We recommend Pine Hurst, Pine Crest and Sanford Heights. !:?.+ We said w e would do certain things in these devejopments and w e did them. T h e results have been beyond our fondest expectations. Today, w e promise the sem i type development from the standpoint of a homesjte or • * • i' i t i . i. .I * * at w e promised and delivered in all preyi ients. Today, prices and terms in Druic uallv attractive; allowing an exceptional!) 8e» Sanford Grove that we may prove every statement about ltd location, develop­ ment, and ite superiority « n fctome co®* inanity. A call or phone ftckesge will put yon In Immediate tourh -with a moat *our* toons representative. ■ margin or profit bn every dollar invested. BART NASON", Sal Phone 249 W«M �----- u ey And Citrus E stim ate .'M B To Be Made Soon Are To Jah. 20.—(VP world'* hea' ‘ boxing champion and 'W ill i.a f theatrical'fam e, are ex[Here Monday to Join Miami’* r ihemniing winter colony, two celcbritie* will likewise J\tjh § ■811*,tant of t h a bta Ro WjOOTningTie TAMPA, J ^ T S O .-O P )—A -r« vW d government. ^gUtmte oL t£i Florid* citrus crop can b« expect ed about Fob. 0, J, B. Shepher director of the crop reporting bu­ reau, Dcpartmont of Agriculture announced today while in confer ence with officials of the Flor­ ida Citrus' exchange. • Raviaed estimate* in Dccembci and-' February of each year. at>c possibly wore often if needed Mr Shepphcrd aald,‘would . Da made The4 bureau, in jta atudy to fiStoi the actual comiftercial production pf cltnta thia season in studying it* methods of estimate, admitted to have given very Incorrect fig­ ure* In the past two years, and improvement i* being made, he ■aid.’ ’o of hi* playmate* Includf Gehe Tunney and Jack Renault, b heavyweight contender*. Tunt has become an erstwhile real ate aaletman, while the Cana.» pugliat Is Bpending several y% In the city. Another prommt ring champion, Paul Berleneh, world’s ligh£hoavytvelghV le holder, pasted through Miami *1*5,000 FOR TAMPA. HARBOR . B p i "" ** • . J *■J ► 1’ , 'ew day* ago en route to Cuba. Dempsey, by gubernatorial de­ WASHINGTON; Jan. lO .-(V P)le, will not bo allowed to' fight Army engineers r slotted today' lie in Florida *125,000 for improvement work In ortfi SMALL f»05C CASES 'AMPA, Jan, 20.— —Nine t CMC* of small pox were re­ ted today, the .health departIt .announced. The toUL numof known cases now if ninety, Ith authorities s^id 3UILDER3 MATERIAL GROWERS SUPPLIES | Stucco Sheet Rock iV Shingles., * I' ' * R oofing i t 1 *v Sewer Pipe ’ From Which Kentackr Mia Saf. fereJ Two or Three Time* a Month, Relieved oj c - BUck-Draught. ♦ " v* r," ' lf *' Lawfeneaburg," Kjr.—Mr. J. P. • Kevins, a local coal dealer and fa r­ mer, about two years ago 1earn ifd of the T tlta 'o f ThaiMord's DljtdcDraught liver medicine, and haw he says: * \ "Ontil then I suffered with se­ vere bilious attacks that came on two or thfte times each month. I would get nanaeated. I would have dirtiness and couldn't work. * "I would take pills until I was worn-out with them. I didn’t seem to get relief. After taking the piQ* my bowels would act a couple or three times, then I would be very constipated.. ,-v *'A' neighbor told mo of BlackDraught and I began its use. 1 never have found so much relief as it gave me. I would not b« without it f o r anything, “It adAncd to cl nap so my whole fyatdn and make me feel like new. WE WILL BE GLAD TO i SERVE YOU B ck-dbaught IIV F R H F D K IM f Phone 530 Elton J. Moughton • -» • ARCHITECT Plrat National B u b Bldg. Sanford. - ■ , Florida ire d a n g e ro u s a k e KloK-LAX pleasant tabulesm m nus-onr ^1 K L O K - L A X ' > *v , «^4 1 tomorrow Thfcre is still an opportunity for shrewd investors to take advantage of original prices in Loch Arbor. Hesitancy will mean that chance to participate in price increase has been lost. With present • improvement being;rushedf prevailing low prices cannot continue. It is being highly imporved and is{protectively restricted, possessing complete advantages in accessibility and convenience. L och.A rbor is pre?eminently a residential hom e community of merit. ' R e s id e n t o f F l o r i d a ' s i n s * l l l l - t Vi ra t SN faptm f l a alA afcblt, s v . ,, ri K irst J. H. HUTCHINSON H1 A L K I V A T I * 111 W est F ir s t B trsst ... Phone m M sm bsr of Florida B U tO BANFOKP. F F lo ris ts A ssociation.______ . it to yourself to investigate Loch Arbor before buying else’rices are amaisingly l o w . . A few hundred dollars will secure itly desirable homesite and make an investment that means real W E H A V T ; THH l it ' S I lilJY.S ACREAGE BUSINESS HOMI S V cilc[e/R eci!ty(n T h e Country Club Entrance Section is now open for reservation! H ave one of ourYrepresentatives explain the improvement and development program that is now under way. Be suke to have your choice location secur­ ed before the opening announcement is made. T X O W conscious wa are of our L A aklnl Even one little pimple hr blackhead will so embarrass vs that va want to hide right away. And edem a, bolls, blotches and faafeapl Why, tbeeo awful things pimply destroy all our ambUJont But whet confidence we have In OurMvae If our akin Is d e e r end unblemished—free from any erup- want the kind of akin that ta man and compels the ad- I le impoverished.- But, rad-plood-ceiis-la your a 8. 8. and your dream « y . velvet skin, clear of 5, 1 0 ,1 5 and <20 acre forma in cultivation. Som e,of above frontage. on Also property Monro*. on Lake BROW N REALTY ' 'COMPANY ^ALM e t p q �THE SANFORD Coy’s Cod Liver OK • Compound What,Are You Doing Tnhlcts. For YoUrPuny Child? Children love them fa .. . . City News Briefs candy, because they One boy gained 11 pounds in 7 co*\id and euy to Uke. Onaboy weeks and is bow strong snd trained l i f t pound* In seven weela, heal t hy. sml is now healthy and happy— For weak, frail, under-developed thousands of other children hav# children—and especially those that grown strong and robust, Sixty tablets for 60 cents , «t hive rickets, and need a,sure buil­ der that promotes the growth of Union Pharmacy _and.«Jl tflfugtli<a teeth and bones, cod liver oil is the one medicine supreme—nothing helps like It. % 1 But it is nasty and tepullsvt* and evil smelling and nearly always upsets children’s stomachs—so now up-to-date chemists advise Mc- American citizen a. 20.— American to much m village K (S from I t for hi" ■ imp four WGoi\ ond 1 s t in the L l Johnb c lw w r t reenter of tfks close- "The girls ought to rub some the paint off 40 a fellow can r whnt he’s getting,’* snys hhson. Defends Prohibition Johnson upholds the d ry law id does n o t believe in its medi­ ation in the slightest degree. "I’ve taken a drink o r two," ho ys, "but liquor does no good. I Chuluota Col;''consideration ’>3,iess we can get along without it. 600. ’ < , , Carrie Evans Spencer to W. R Friar, lot 1, Spencer • Heights; consideration 63,000. Chuluota Company to Samuel Holland, lot 0, block;43, N. Chub lea the U. o Average have. ion of the tree 1 9 . Matheit out to lifts from lives little the exact » lot 61, Ginderville Heights; con­ sideration not stated. A. C. Glnder to Mtnnctto M. MfCee, lot 10 Ginderville Heights, no consideration giyen. Quit Claim Deeds W.- A. Whitcomb to Newton Bacon, 5 acres In section 20. town­ ship 20; consideration not given. Not cold, but the usual indoor winter ntmosphcrej 'warm stagnant and himid, is held responsible for the mnlndy commonly misnamed "colds." Sufferers arc advised to isolate themselves Jf possible, and always to nddroas. their remarks to the care of Ihblf listeners, and save their nose* and mouths. Earn j lean should I arm $2100.1 lean should and weigh! complexion I diate." HoJ 20^1926. ERALD. WEDNE9DAV, 50 foot frontage on First S tm t, practically down town. Lot. Is 117 feet deep. Building How oc­ cupied. $650 per front foot, 110,000 cask. Bal- ©SINESS IS.BETTER! le ttin g tts have that'listing, th at you have ig b a c k for the W inter Buying Session? ;ila like to pick up some real bargains bei&j •increase in prices, we havo what you ' \ 1® <' *. ’ VALDEZ REALTY CO. REALTORS Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg. I "PAUL LAKE Valdes Hotel Bldg. & Licensed Real Estate Broker * Shfcsinan— E. T. MOORE. f is four chllaired three, ta fits him icomplexion I the census I »n Is supiths under 26. Her ilexion are sse arrived Lstatistics r examinamose fore* ricans for d to mcrenu's Hit Johnson and right i in when , and Mrs. ir children [either has er or short • EUGENE PERMANENT WAVING $10.00 (Lim ited Timet) Mnko your appointment now T i l - ______ > n i l Phone 245 MISS GERTRUDE PAYNE Perm anent W aving Specialist at' Madame H arriet’s Beauty Shop Over Mobley’s Drug Store. a s g c i q c v D f i o fD tq rn a D g f lis 3 o a B O aq N SA T IO N A L S A L E O F D R E S S E S . J A N U A R Y 2 1 , 2 2 and 23 ltire Stock of Fall and Winter Dresses will be ed! v ' ~ r. ress at our Regular Price and O N E D O L )THER D R E S S O F S A M E V A L U E ! OT viovimionq ?.t nnt; DimoQcnt Has been completely developed along the most practi­ cal lines. Sites of ample size to allow spacious and comodious buildings, with every public qtility available. Trackage has already been installed, and has been paid for. ■ ^ ■* ,< • ' to picture the It does not require a great deal of futftrfe of Sanford. It is today, or mbs! 'progressive cities in the cenl Tomorrow it will be the central metropolis of the-entire state. A F G IN D U STR IA L T R A C T has been de­ veloped with the sole purpose of fulfilling the present need of a fast growing city. nee: If a D ress is Marked $15, You g et 2 for $16 f “The P ostoffice is N ex t Door to U s 1 S IT E S 9 6 x 2 6 0 Price $ 2 4 0 0 T w en ty p er cent cash and the balance payable, in six equal semi-annual payments. MAYFAIR LAKEFRONT LOTS acquired th ese high priced and extrem ely well y ..'.of8. Many people 4iave asked to be advised when # wM on the m arket. Wo havoTthree 8t) f t lots, four ft ft. lota, and tw o.69 ft. loU. Thcae lota will be offered for next few days. T erm s-6-per 1° *** cent J a it 30th, 10 per cent February 27th. i^the balance payable 10 per cen t semi-annually. Brokers and Baleameii protected for 8 1/*; per cen t com- �er In The M ovies i u e y i i H R , K v u p W p ^ r s ; chiicaleli 1 what a now! of ^ashmv he -triad to Ht 76-fodt'pTcture nineties. «• ,:ij Wno a t that tint* Ion pictured as be- m b t B tculive frights, Soon it' was not unusual to ra n a throe-rcol film atone sitting, and ^ t » j lllflt IttfC W6f>‘HnOt At A OQftt o l upwards of $3,500,000 in.^he latoat . super-production, which >baa not 'yet reached *, completion.- This . probably wlil'be tritnm edto .10,000 or 13 , 0:0 feet before film fan* view it ■> 1 I - ; . ' P K Speculatclji^aro uhhble tb say ■ long breath l .what the top limit u6f cellulpld Id not Hard offer' length will be in .ip tfn i yegtfi; - “WHERE S E M I T E AND ORANGE COUNTIES mnthematist ‘how1much make a film film actually goes fa r bcength. CutTt the film fo r elimination of teths sequences and all unnecesT-action has become ah a rt'In i We have been in business “b o a tin g M aitland" ever since 19 taking an active and leading part'in bunding v alu es h ere 1 era and client*. -Let ue show you properties in t h i s Ideal i nole and Orange Counties. iK.Vfc*M REALTORS B#l|g ‘fouild his pioneering' in ig pictures easier after the niekideons entered the amusement Id and began .'giving the pbblic, dre programs of motion pic* <#«<P lycxt to Poatoftlie-Ph, Maitland, Florida COUPON \ Thursday and Friday ■With every dollars purchase n t . Phone 2668 Main and Pine; Si JUNE’S FILLING H STATION ido, Florida , L A D IE S - l l t t Banford Ave. Banford. Fla. •v f Twiaity year guaranteed t ; ALUMINUM k i t c h e n . • : UTENSILS Kjf GIVEN AWAY B ar your: ttNE’ MYQWN CHILDREN BUSINESSX ' M EN-r ttlH) 34 E . P ine St., Orlando, Flo. • > V see; t h e w in d o w flaabDglit bait erics. shots, etc. g a t sen t* f f SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY, t h i s a ln m l n u m 1 V- ■ %\ V rin g s-tak,e ,,pi no®, non. ench Mon* Moniraday, nnd the first s drawn each get ono H B M IU ] ' , m m nr 1t ^ H i ijf1Rj -'iMf * 7 S V ? -2* 1 [ T V if .l j u \ M m W t i i j 4 L ots on Kuhl Avenue * 1 1 > , ; .* > ■T y » v. . . to be sold na one. They run from Kuhl to Orange, and are situated between Michigan ofld Uliana A venues. *" 50 feet on Kuhl Avenue and 255 in depth. Price $210.00 a front foot. : * .f * J,’ V )U can have a Beautiful Complexion D. E. MANASqO 1r 11usiiMrwriCr.ii t tCt 1----- —N*ck andArm* REAL ESTATE i w w t i L ’ a ;!W « T h e , s a m e fin is h ■ I' k ' used on 25 leading automobiles availabl FLETCHER-BULGER „ w r * * * T » v „ ,. . . . •> Ml f . l C v A , , —- - •■pvUCO, the finiih developed by the J —' du Pont Company, has 10 proved its unusual durability and beauty, chat it.has been adopted by twenty-five lead* ing car manufacturers. It is th e fin ttim e .th at any one product baa been adopted by such a large group—covering every price claaa. •• Thi» tame Duco it available for ^fin­ ishing your car—applied by the same du Pont system used in the large factories. 1 Fenders, tires, bumpers, etc., arc removed; all glass and up­ holstery protected. • f 7 The old finish Is peinstakInfly removed leaving chem­ ically dean, bare hiatal. 3 A Smooth surface (filling dents, scratches, file marks, • ata.) is-aecurad with a num­ ber of coats of primer, putty a• sondldc lurfMCTs etc*. 4 Several e d its of Duco are apruyedoo by carefully traln- v v a a> - v ,1 ■* _ h'Creomulilon. an emulilfied that is*pleasant to take. Creo­ le g new medical discovery »4oU action; h and in 44 N . Orange A*■ fe ^ 'to ta n d o , -*Florida ** •i *? ‘ ‘ f 4-T^ t1.1**, *-'.:, -t " , Th^r h.***■ l Phones 17G8— 2567 EALTORS * See U s For Orlando Property '5 . Sanford Office— 113*^ M agnolia Avc. Miller Bldg. Phone 746. * . REAL ESTATE WE RAVR SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY TjjAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. ALSQ SMALL ACREAGE FOR SUB­ DIVISION, CLOSE TO ORLANDO. Many Listings of Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdiv nf throat troubli'.Creoraulllon W, la addition to craoaota, other 1 elament* which sooths and heal [acted membranes and stop M10 1lion and inflammation, -while ,ua iota sow on to the stomach, is abxl imp the blood, attacka the seat proof, weatherproof, wearproof-r^otte which wilT rcmaia attracave iudefintcely. , * * ••- ■■Bring iu your car now and w c will dcHv'cr it to you *‘good lo o k in g aa new " in about ten days. T « j>- * * business Properties and Small Farms. Prices reasonable if you are looking* for any thing in the 1 18 N. Orange Ave. PJhone 2662 Orlando, Fla, Call 2186, ask for a Representative to show you- ^ a 1 t [ ' , * *• . j Let tu pta Duco on your car noivl olalon la guaranteed astlafacther treatment afr-jorslstent tnd cold*, bronchial asthma, S and other forma of reaplraaaSa, and U excellent for build, ha erstem after colds or flu. rfimdad if aov cough pr cold 1* Lane-Hanlison Corporation ^ ROY SCHMILT 1>h0.!“ 21§® 218 .French A venue Phone 5 5 4 ^ " ' N o. 12 Watkins B|dg. Orlando, Fla. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IT iB ip n n a u n n n * n n n n H n n a n n n n n n n n n n n n n n « itR « n a n H n B > a a > : In Homos, Lots, JBusjueSB Property Four Miles Lake Front On Newly Projected T hat will, make you a nice profit. In Lake and Orange County Acre*. ' f p N k m u k e y„u p o n ey . *•" ’Rlfljt now. * * Adjoining Good Town. Fine Sub-di y'bur chance SH R ED D ED WHEAT.^at imer-attracUng p ■« “ ^ , 5250 PER ACRE �the 5 — A utos, S a lt 6 Bgglneaa tpportunities 8ANF01 7—Business Services 20—Tor Sale Mtoetnaneooa ORDER chtckens, ei . ■yrup. fro duce Co., Fla, pr o pe r a l l y e q u ip p e d faNTERD FOR GOLF FORD 'USED CABS AND TRUCKS ; ,,r * V' * ‘7 986.00 135.00 1-46.00 BUSINESS LOCATION OPPORTUNITY TALKING! ,N — FORD — FORDSON Terms Ii Desired EDWARD HIGGINS. INC. Corner Palmetto Ave. and CommerPhone 331 Ssnford, Fla. ve their dress ns imber If Kiut one ad has * jrs cant I unless ball h a r d w a r e BARGAIN, Wlllys-Knlght six cyl­ inder touring car. 1925 lato model—practically new—guaran­ teed. P. L. Pogue, Valdes Hotel. PAINTING. Decorating and Pa. per hinging. Workmanship and ^m aterial guaranteed,' Walter Mar­ tin, 1200 Elm A te.,, P. O. Bo* 10—For Rent, Rooms FURNISHED front room reason­ able. 107 W. 3rd. S t Wonderful business location, Poetically In the heart of San­ ford, 1250 feet frontage by 17 feet depth. On account of being centrally located and with both water and rail shipping facilities, Sanford is destined to become a large - and Important distributing point In the State. This location la very desirable for any kind of wholesale busi­ ness where ample track facilities are necessary. Also won­ derful location for heavy retail business such as grocery, feed, flour, etc. For further partic­ ulars, write owner, IL M. KILGORE Plant City, Florida FOR RENT: Furnished rooms. 307 FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. • A REAL BARGAIN New 6 Room House FOR 8 ALE—flood drop head eew18280 ing machine for 115.00, Call at Ma> Brawn’s filling * station, S 1780.00 cash, balance eaay miles west Ssnford. CELERY FARMS $260.00 1925 Touring 1924 Touring-----i. 1024 Touring — — . 1923 Touring. . 1923 Touring — ^1024 Fordor Sedan 1033 Sedan 1925 Coupe------ — 1924 Coupe -------— 1924 Chasi* -------1918 Lt. Truck ...— 1924 Ton Truck 1923 Ton Trutk .— ITho Sanhsponstblc Elnaertlon. ubsMumt should he In case of With McGregor Golf Clubs. 21—Sale, Real Estate Three acree, all tiled, house and garage, $5,000. Cash. , 4Jk aefes, all tiled, fronting Dix­ ie Highway, modem home, $10 ,000. ishv Balance 1 and 2 years, ps, all tiled. House and bam. $3,500 cash. Balance $500 jft • '■ l JA 8 A. JOHNSON * I12W . First Btreet 40 ACRES Black Hammock C*lery For Sale, Lota numbers M l. 242, 243, 344 In th# SW 1*4 of the SW 1-4 of aectlon 1-21-81 Sem­ inole county. 1-4 mites northwest of Oviedo; Is 1-4 mile from two railroads and pqied roads. Sur­ rounding .lands making big money In truck. Price $12,000.00. Terms 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2, 3 and 4 years at 8 percent Semi Annually. No lncumberances and 1926 tax paid. Address Owner, Robert E. FOR RENT:* Nice bedroom, closs In. Hot water. Call 104-W. $1600 GETS EQUIPPED STORE FOR RENT: Small attractive ON MAIN TOURIST HIGHWAY Going business making money, room, newly furnished, close to bath. Hot water. Space for car, comfortable living quartern «t1200 Oak Avenue. Couple or gentle­ tractive store, garage, nice orch­ ard and garden plo t Including man. groceries, oil gas, furniture, etc. FOR RENT—Three rooms with Only. -$4,500. with $1,600 needed. sleeping porch, furnished, ga­ Herman Corrington, -404 First rage, electric lights, city water, N atl, Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. corner 7th Street and Bay Street, near Forrest Lake Hotel. 12— Rooms and Board Phone 3 17— For Bale, Bouses Oak a t 2nd SL FOR SALE—By owner, 3 room house and lot with garage, acrecned-in porch, furnished or un­ furnished. Bargain! Soe me at Ginduville, A. B. Dunn, SEMINOLE nUDSON-ESSEX INC. 203 Oak Avenue Phono 41 SANFORD BUICK CO. 212 Magnolia Avenua Stores • Phone 887 - h i CHEVROLETt Don-Jon Chevrolet Ch.. Inc. 2 nd and Magnolia Phone illaneoua Supplies ;Salesman Ion, Male pn,Female tale -PtrelyaU, i ;«7 how you ,*Hef. “ edicinc or "•Id en , Box Two new six room Colonial houses located among beautiful oak trees, ready for occupancy January, 26th ^ and FeOrtairy tOthf *• '* ’ * ‘ HEXf/ES^^Tfe^lrtALE M IJ XGreased * nd y . t- f , v Prices and terms very reasonable.' f at the House: 4 room, hath new, mod­ We Give Night Service ern improvement, Sanford Ave­ A. P. CONNELLt A SONS. PERFECTION AUTO LAUN DODGE nue. $4,500.00. Car. Second and Magnolia Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc. . Six room house, bnth, screen isure cars and Graham trucks, porch, .all modem Improve­ and 2nd Street. Phone 3 ments, Palmetto Ave. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Five room house, bath, a.U Successors to Gfllou A Platt IIUPS—MORMONS modern Improvements, located 116 Magnolia, Everything elec­ Sanford Automobile Co, on Sanford Ave., facing cast, trical. Phono 422. Electragith 200 Magnolia Ave. Phor $5,000.00. Radio. 19— Sale, Live Stock , Lots In Fort Mellon ' LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON TWO GOOD mules at a bargain. Lot 8 , $2,000.00; Lot 91, $2.Edward Higgins, Inc. MONTEZUMA HOTEL Address A. M., Box 06, Sanford. 000.00 ; Lot 11 on Mcllonvllle Commercial A Palmetto. 881 Sanford’s most hnme-like ho­ to. Phone 831 Avenuo $1,995.00. tel; located on corner Magnolia 20— For Bale, Miscellaneous NASH ' Ron Coart Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ Sanford Dealer, S. A* Pine Lot 47, $3,000.00; Lot 77, $2,ness section. Open all year, ONE FIVE horse power kerosene W. F irst St. Phone 617 625.00; Lot 76, $2,760.00; Lot j . r . McDo n a l d , Mgr. engine and saw, also one two 46, $3,000.00. Phone 485 power gas engine. M. E. Smith, t San Lanta Lot 4 faces on Sanford Ave­ Phone 017 1G1ITS—Three stations. Mag­ nue $3,150.00. nolia and Second, First and Elm, FOR SALE: White leghorns, Rhode Franklin Terrace * Island Reds and free roosters for DIANA Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Lot 3 $1,300.00. breeding stock. J. J. Gut, Mellon­ — Diana Sales and Service Expert sendee. Four Lots: Lots 7, 6 , 9, 10 , ville Avenue. V. F irst St. Phone 817 facing on Elm Avenue and 12th WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing S. Q. PORTER. $f*r. Street for $7,600.00. If you r Engraving, Embossing. See ur FRESH COW Route A, Box 91-A, Sanford. want a bargain see us about 7— ITualn “ , We do it. Phone 417-W first. the above property and let us R. R. Avo,-Commerclal SL COAL FOR SALE. Phon* or call show it to you. Price and Lincoln Hot*!. terms reasonable. JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds of Tint and Sheet Metal Work. CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu «Watcr and Boat Tanks. At Oak las now ready. 25c per down Avenue and Third Street. Tcle- Phone 40-W. Mrs. L. H. Jones. ' phdnn 1 1 1 ._________ _________ .LOT EXCHANGE: Fresh milk cow; sev­ Near Silver Lake—$400 BARBECUE Per Lot. MIRACLE Concrete Co,, general en passenger car: Ford roadster. Easy Terms. cement work, sidewalks, build­ Will take dwelling house or vacant On South Sanford Avo. foose Drive ACREAGE Where everybody meets everybody’ ing blocks irrigation boxes. J. R. lots and adjust, or will sell reason­ 10 acres high pine land overlooking Terwilleger, Prop, able. J. A. Logan, Genava, Fla. Sandwiches Cold Drinks Sylvan Lake. Hot Coffee *— PRICE $1600 8 ANFORD DRUG COMPANY FOR SALE: Mulch green and meGas and Oil Station. “The Rexall Store* • slch special celery plants. $ 1.00 HAGAN REALTY COi We make a specialty of our promi per thousand. F. P. Dutton 4k Co. 108 E. 2nd Street. Phone 838 filling of prescriptions and quid ANTIQUES for male that are delivery. ■ . OPEN ALL NIGHT worth while. Two mahogany FOR SALE: About 40 acres land, Drugs — Sod* — Hot Sandwich* just east of Geneva bridge, 1300 Wrecker Service Day and Night sideboards; tables, chain, silver, . . . __ 24 Hours Storage lass, china eta. Dixie Highway, feet on hard road. $300 per acre, - UNION PHARMACY Terms: 1-6 cash, balance 1, 2 years. WALKER 41 LEWIS GARAGE range City, Florence Mauck.' 111 First Street Owner F. B. Dyson, 1720 S. French Sanford Ave. 4k 2nd Street Prescription Specialists Phone 80 Phone 876 for immediate attention. ANTIQUE mahogany four poster Avenue. bed, complete with box spring OSTEEN and hair mattreaa. Posts »tight HILL LUMBER CO. House of J. H. T H U S Needs a commercial hotel, foot UJ). Over one hundred ysalp. Service, Quality and price. MEAT MARKET on jvant to make money We trim our meat* and not our LANKY’S DRUG STORE—Pre­ customer*. A trial will convince A CHEAP second hand velocipede scriptions, Drugs, .Sodas. We you. to t a flre-year-old child. Box 402 Sanford Avenue 39, Sanford Herald. Phone 106 HAVE TOUR CAR Washed . Polished 8 j^N glNG U p FATHER B T H 1' “ h F'EB, m e . I w m i O i e o j - o v E - i IN ^ i e t-V\Q f o u n d ^ MY c o * T - .I.O B C IN A ■a Ho s p i t a l NOW - (--------- l JOf>T H*PPCNEO TO T H IN K * l MOt»T THACT VA’b E OH!MA<4t3ie DON’T DO IT TODAY* W E L L . - I F I T H U t> T Q e V M p H E O - l \ - L O O I T -1 V /O U L D H 'T t h i n k 0 7 l u t t .m *x o u O O n 38—Wanted. Situation Male YOUNG MAN, 18, high « graduate, desires position. a r .?^ asfk- Box w - MR. W. P. CARTER Room 230 Melsch Building THURSDAY. Jan. 14, end got* to 1 9 -Wan led Situation. new Ford truck. Finder call BBT* W or notify H. J. Lehman, 816 Pal* EXPERIENCED Stei sires poslt|qn.-404 metto Avenue. nuc. ALPHA CHI OMEGA pin with guard set with whole pearls.' Re* 40— Wanted R eal E a u tc ' TODAY’S BEST BUY turn to Sanford Drug Co. Reward. WANTED: Listings on building y ‘ '**26—Painting, Decorating lots in Port Mellon and Sanfort Ix$ in Fort Mellon, on MellonHeight*. Dean-Berg Corporation. of the BIB F irst N a d Bank BldgT Phone ville Avenue, fa r below market T, M. DUNLAP! Palntii value. Price $2000 with excellent Laurel 718.. better kl! Phono 658-1 te rn s. - 27—Piano Toning Rose Court lot—one of best buy* In th* beautiful addition for $2700. I BUY, j Term*. pianos. 80 acre* close In, excellent for subdividing purposes, going now at STEWART THE FLORIST’ Flower* for all occasions. See 814 Myrtle. Phone 200-W, McCALL A FOX 31—Special N otices REALTORS PHONE 745. J. E. 8 PURLING,’ subdivision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, F lorida,'_ and F l o r a HetghUs-Florida an Dixie High­ FOR SALE: Four lots in Pinecrsst way. on Park Avenue $300.00 each. 1-4 down, balance terms. Box A, 83— Wanted care Herald. SNOP* DEANS, squash, celery. bell pepper, cabbage, carrots and beets, oranges by the crate.—J. W. Phillips, 2420 Central Ave., Augus. 2 BARGAINS NINETY-FIVE seres in Osteen, on BOOTH AND GIBBS Dixie Highwny, The best buy in .117'Magnolia Avenua Volusia Co. Good terms, 2 iota and 3 houses. For quick sale $27,000; 1-4 tush. 3 years are balance. This is n real buy, will rent for 6 ROOM HOUSE new(y painted. $200 per month,—.Thrasher A Gar­ Good location. 2 car garage $6 ,ner, Phone 032-W. 000. Only $1860 cash. P. A Box S HUT ■ i1 *■ *- . • f . ' ’ 7— Business Service w WANTK JO : Saleslady who under* standi bookkeeping. Apply at The Outlet._______ & Evans Terrace lot with orange and large oak trees on ao{no. MILLER O. PHILLIPS. INC. FOR SALK—3 para an ta t See 60x117 lot between 12 and 13th Streets on Magnolia Ave. 'flelent W* carry a foil line. Out price* are right. Cash e U rn s. Wa want tout bualnesi* Sanford 8 tove A Furniture Co, _____ H I E. First 8 t 36—Wanted Help, Hale or Female,. ‘ GINDERVILLE LOT. , • 70x133 ' $800—ONE-THIRD CASH, ’ Balance Terms. «• ■ ■, •i ‘ . HIGHLAND STREET LOT * \ "$22B0-^$1060'CA8H -• . ^Balance $100 per-month. - . HIGHLAND STREET LQT Between Elm and French ■ $2260—ffiOO CASH ‘ . Balnnco $100 per month * . ■ .I 1 ELM AVENUE CORNER Facing Young's Development ' on corner of Highland Street. $2850—$1000'CASH J*. Balance.easy terms. '■ 1 ■ -LAUREL AVENUE LOT Between 11th and 12th Streets 64x117' * $2100-1800 CASH ' Balance Terms. OAK AVENUE LOT Fsclng Young’s Development, 66x129 $2000—$400 CASH Balance Terms. . . 41—Wanted To RenL WANTED: Modern 6 or 8 room furnished house or apartment. Can give references. Reply Mrs. C. II. J. care Herald. ;j 42— Advtg. Mediums AUGU8 TA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, G*.. Augusta's greatest classified medium, ret*, cash, fa charge, 10 c minimum. ADVERTISING gets results reaches potential buyers, latke Daily Nswa la drculati an Industrial and agricultural Uon. THE MORNING JOURNAL la tha accepted want ad medium la Daytona (Fla.) One rant a word an Insertion. Minimum On. WANTED: Place to No children. 'Whit dress E. 11. rare He WANTED si* good plasterer*. See COLUMBUS (Ga*) LEDGER Jack Collins or phone 323-W. CUsaifled ads have tha la n ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central- circulation in Southwestern <k ly located, must have hot w ater d a . Bata 8c (8-word Una) 111 and convenient to bath. Statq nrioo in communication; Address L. F. O. cars Banford Herald. . • •»' 34—Wanted Help, Female WANTED-—Experienced' saloslsd'v for U dias’ 'Ready - to 1-W ear. LEARN ABOUT Yolk County Lakeland, through Only experienced need apply. Good position; for right party. Apply Telegram. Beat adver Style. Shop. i300 Sanford'Avenue. dlum In South Florida, mornings. RTAR-TE1 YdU^G'LAUY to ljyaar Lakeland Florida, — WANTED: Two experienced - . resecs. No other* need appl Cafe,’1st an<( Park Avonuc. 35— W an ted Help, Male TWENTY colored laborers a t ‘Os­ teen. como ready for work. Sub­ division work, ask for Mr. Woolworth a t Barber Shop.__________ SALESMEN 1 LAUREL AVENUE LOT ’ Between 12th and 18th 8 trert» ,84x117 $2000 EASY TERM8 MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS LOT Facing North. v. 50x120 fated In making some quid money. "Yes. tHa is a real a* tats proposition. Small Cash Payment BALANCE TERMS We pay commissions daily; MELLONVILLE AVE. LOT 69x130 $2050—8820 CASH Balance $16 per month. Call 307 Sanford Avenue Thursday between 9 and 12 a. m. Mellonville Ave. near j Mayfair !j $ one lot ® I \\ PRICE * $ 2 ,1 0 0 Ask For MAGNOLIA AVE. CORNER Two lota with frontage of 80 f t on Magnolia Avenue. $4000—$600 CASH. . Balance Terms. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 3J5 First Nat'L Bank Bldg. Phone 713 FOR SALE—I have one beautiful lot front on Dixie Highway, just DAILY NEWS—tt but of city limits of Longwood. ard Coanty thorax Will take used.riesederar, and $60 c u h first payment, balance In one year. See Koonts, opposite 8 hort's Auto Camp. SUBDIVISIOl Several Desiral com er lots . riii i 1 lLI_L ' �rrfc® !k#»?»tfM (Ml <y#t.fc3'1.» -(St t 100 square miles of the best land from the ridge to the sea ,Tlus is the outlook that Bitlilo people will have from their 12S foot water and observation tower. A ltd this typifies tlvc broad vision and outlook that the builders of Bithlo conceived when planning the develop­ ment of this crossroads of commerce, Orange County’s neW economic center. Already a regular stop on the main line of the East Coast Railway to Miami, Bithlo will enjoy the advantages of a trading center serving a large and fertile citrus and truck farming territory. Experts declare that the soil near Bithlo is the same that makes Sanford the wealthiest truck and celery section of Florida, while its rich Norfolk sand is the secret that has long made Orange County; Florida’s citrus center. ‘ The Cheney Highway crosses the railroad at Bithlo and this intersection of two great arteries of commerce assures its future prosperity and a profit to investors. e new •BUY-WORD” of Central Fjorida Reproduced la a ■Vetch of tho 125 foot water had lookout ttairhr dw lfb H for Bithlo by Retold Field Mellon, the con•tructlon of which will aooa bo under Why.1 ’ Ornamental la Itaelf, thla tower will form an ca* ••Vllal Hiflt Ih (ha municipal watar ayatam and afford a bird's eya view over 100 aqua re mllea of Florida. „__- ■-— N ot only is Bithlo assured commercial prosperity, but being situated for permanent residence. semi-public buildings. V alues in certain sections of this rich Commonwealth' are often only upon seasonable or purely a r tif icial demand, while others upon commerce and industry or pro dufcfs=of the soil. Bithlo poss< MAIN O F F IC E - iT& ST A rt, Orlandb. th ese ad vantages. It has agriculture. It is a trading center. It ligh tfu l hom esite. It has transportation and conveniences and it perm anence o f values that will return its investors many fold. BRANCH OFFICES N. E. 8arv 70 Stete Carp, Bouton, Chta. N , M oo n e y 6 BelUir Arcade Cocoa, Fla. Win. F. Allan G. P. Furnell 480 Washington Avenue ■ Tltuavllle, Flu. Field Office a t Bi �i*a H eart, .Vegetable VdenLafld Florida: P a rll, .1.0, 'nil Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORID, day, J a n u a r y 21, 192$ \ HOME EDITION • * * ^ - •* • * A * inten Head Of Chicago Dry Forces \y ill Not Padlock Doors Of Morrison Because Of Liquor Seizures Recently Hotel Head Says House Was Famed Guilty Knowledge Of Illegal Proceedings Not Shown Chief YeHowley ClaimB * Y*iIV#AUvi 1 )— t^, 1^ CHICAGO, wlirlt Jan. *• 21.—MP)-E. C.,, .lYeilowJey, prohibition administrnj tor here, has no intention, ami nevLiver- U r had any, of closing the $10,000,arged 1000 Morrison Hotel by federal pad* f her lock proceedings because "under cover were able to purch use'liquor from employes. "They’re making a mountain out of _n molehill," the enforcement chief said. There nre no investiga­ tions there now and there hnve been no secret conferences with a view of padlocking the doors," Edwin Olson, district attorney, said no evidencu ngninst the hotel iiad gone through his office. Tlieir statements came after pro­ hibition agents working under YelLOCAL lowley had declared sufficient ev­ Hcywood Register, nccuscd of idence hnd been obtained to close first degree murder, will be tried the hotel anil said the government’s in circuit court during May plans had been spoiled by prema­ J ti rm, following arraignment ture publicity.' “No hotel is ever padlocked, Olhere today. New warehouse plapn are al­ non said, "unless ofliofaln of tho most complete for structure nt hotel enn he shown toMiave guilty knowledge. foot oij Myrtle Avenue. Harry C. Moir. president of the Circuit court is adjourned un­ til the regular May term’, follow­ hotel company, deniwl having any such knowledge and reiterated his ing disposal of heavy docket. Jacksonville man here to sup­ declaration that the hostelry had erintend installation of machin­ been "framed" by its own employ­ ery for city’s now hydraulic es. A hotel detective named ns hav­ ing procured the liquor for the dredge. Chamber of Commerce receives agents, who posed ns Englishmen complimentary letter from Jack­ dcsirious nf stuging a party, denied sonville body on results of work- to Moir that he had aided them. Likewise a hotel official, said in the for the canal bill. . 1,404 school children are given agent’s alleged report to have the Schick test for .the preven­ known of the presence of the li­ tion of diphthcrid, according to quor, stated he was summoned to the scene of the party by u ruse. county health officials. STATE Several injured when sink hole derails Florida East Coast train near'Boynton. . . . \ inulotih track opens season Itv- ................ Wmm j P o lic e — (AP) Durkin, [vo offlIfter hla l yestcrtie’s a t­ ilt the tnnndctl Kdwanl perstive, irkin for s*as shot ter what ■onjcutor trial for ry Cray, ien Dur* [merit for k, but do;maintains \ Gray n* ■ attorney oved from Ion to the Do is under /bis convlc irder In Orht to Sanircuit court dge Wallace With the DOMESTIC Notorious Chicago gunman la caught with bride in police trap ut St. Louis.' Prohibit itioh chi denies plans to close $10,C Chicago liotel. Couri orders exhumation of n cIubo’s body in poison probe. New York police capture rum >ficeg. I rgo.V runner with $&00,0p0 cars William C. Durant oolsters stock market by- .buying from bedside. ~ / ,• Former movie actress expelled from church is reinstated. erman, of Orattorneys for this morning »cleared while nadc. Considcgistered upon Register, who Sheriff CarreII rmod deputies I ounty has been Uesday of M a y the results of |ltnra*nt, sever* were heard to will never be 1° the many "rape in the *y Mot to tho • t Kaiford to nce while awaitwW many »t it will be a matter for him rarm, unless he »»y guard. this morning mty authorities [» acbeme to free fy arrested sererin In an nutomoJail at Orlando, •notguns were n ,*y were load- Texas Road Decision N ot To A ffe ct Florida TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 21— GP) .—Attorney. General J. B. Johnson stated today that he doubtad if the. opinion handed down recently by the U. 8. Supremo Court re­ garding a special road and bridge district bona issue in Texas would affect the state of Florida. The opinion of the high court, in aubstancc, declared issuance of the bonds in Texas unconstitution­ al, because tho special road and bridge district liras created by the signing of a petition,.leaving noth­ ing for a vote. A lfonso’s Toes V4- TIave Suffered NEW YORK. Jan. 21— f/P)— King Alfonso, of Spain, whose dancing exploits at the Rlvieria won him no little international re­ pute, is no longer the tireless dancer be used to be, says Alex­ ander P, Moore, former American ambassador at Madrid. ■*' "When I noticed this," Mr asked him about It**. “Mr. Ambas th* adder," the King replied, “I have [haw, beenan'1 arrestMoore told the National institute of Social. Science last >night, “I carried, more tonnago about tho dance floor , than any man in Europo." u ^ . ' —. . . A lie n OP £ tateas livqrced In ich Courte i 3 ji , S beb Brente Beach, was -T divorce, hi § £ ! - of tho,. firm of latino engineers ipties, is in the lending tho un- Weeks, nceonllng to a statement d^of machinery made by Hr. Stanley to a Herald Irodgo which is reported today, ( ,\ he foot of Oak "We have been seriously handi­ capped in oar work by the. freight embargo during tho past two weeks pcrlcnco In but we believe that everything nec­ essary for the completion of the and his trip to Sanford waa made dredge- is now on hind and the so that he could personally see the work will proceed from thin date unloading of, and Hie installation of with the utmost speed," said Mr. the machinery in the city dredge Stanley. "The city of Sanford in and also to Inspect the dredge re­ buying its own dredge, and under­ cently equipped by his company for taking tho work of reclaiming the the Itihaut Dovelopmont Company, city’s land, is doing a work which according to City. Manager W. B. will bo more fully appreciated an Williams. - ’ »v*. the years go by and the saving in The new city dredge, for which money and propAty begins to run the keel has already boon laid, into thousands of.dollars annually,” is to b e equipped w i t h a concluded the apPakoT. 12 inch suction pump and a 3Q0 The company installed a 250 horso power motor. Tho dredge, horse nower motor and the largo when completed will bo 32 fcfct pump in the dredge which was by the Ribnut .Development wide and 00 feet |qhg and will built Company. That dredge will bo be enable of pumping a total of ready for work within the next week, it was said. | rancan Stream Of Water Caused DcrmUmciit, Says Engineer; Several Injured Child Hurls S elf Iti Path Of Auto Similar Wreck In Same Spot HecaUed BALTIMORE. Md.. Jan. 21.— (/T)—“People who get hit with automobiles always get money," nine year old Frank Oshefski argued with two chums when the trio found themselves down town and broke.1 Ills chums demurred, but Frank mw prespeH* of cash In hand,'he might "eVeif get $50." Ho hurled himself lb front of the first machine that passed. Frank Was unhurt hut his fu­ ture money making uchcmes will lio supervised In St, Mary's Industrial School, to which the Irio was committed yesterday when the tain was unfolded In Juvenile' Court. Southbound Train No. 42 Had Passed Over Spot Shortly Before The Ralls Gave Way STl AUGUSTINE. Fla., Jan. 21. —(/P)—At 8t36 this morning pas­ senger train No. 88 northbound Florida Speoinl was derailed at Hypoluxo, Fla., on tho mnin line of tho Floridn East Const, several cars being derailed. Tho' accident was caused by ground sinking un- Two Sentenced To Serve Ten Years In State I*rison As Result Of Jury's Verdict; Several , Coses Continued ni Visitors L. L. inmenced N ot Yet local golf l,n>' lg" Alien, from paired against • ORLANDO, JTchrist, visit­ No informatio or) eas& -ln »« game waged at nka yesterday, e t e n t l y well oust, Allen and, u p ihmJ two N ab Criminal Wii Yoitnff Bride WTu The Two Enter Wanted For Killin Government Agef Dapper Gunman To® Tried For Murtk Around March 10 CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—^(Al^> —Martin J. Durkin, tlappec police Blayer, captured'in St. l-ouia with his 18 year old bride, was in the hands o f his prosecutors today, proof, oa federal agents phrased it, that; "the government always gets its m an." F ed eral o ffic e rs h av e trail­ ed him virtually from coast to coact, some times 2t hours behind him, since he killed Edward Shanohun, government agent, O ct 11, and shot hU way out of a police', trap, killing Sergeant Harry Gray,.; two weeks lster. And today tho government had Joined with tho stato authorities to bring him to trial as soon •*>. ssiblu. probably March 1, with1 e gallows the objective of tk*t Coroner Orders Examination Falling Prices Force Magnate, O f Mary French’s Body To install Phone A t Bedside Porter Injured And Effect Market Bolster; In Effort To Determine If BOYNTON, Fin., Jnn. 21.—</P) Dculh Resulted Naturally To Leave Hospital Soon —A sink hole in the earth approx­ This morning following the a r­ imately 17 feet wide and five feet raignment of Heywood Register, CHICAGO, Jan. 21— (/P)—Tho NEW YORK, Jan. 21.—</P)— deep, at a point nna and one half and tho postponement of his c u e, l»ody_of Mrs. Mary French, 77 year Durant is bnck in Wnll Street and miles north of Boynton at about Judge w . W. Wright adjourped old recluse, who for 20 yCara lived the market has rallied to orders 2:15 o'clock this morning was tho court until the ivgulfir May term. Judgo Wright thanked tho jurors in the attic of her boarded-up dicause of a serious wreck on tho lnpated Park Ridge, III;, homes and issuing front his sick bed. Florida East Coast railway of for tho service they had rendered William C. Durant, autompblio train number 83 northbound pas­ during the past ten days. Prose­ scared away the curious with a cuting Attorney M, B. Smith cxghost made from a dress maker's manufacturer, recovering ut the senger. rused the state's witnesses and form, will bo disinterred and nn I’uflt Grudunto Hunpltul from in­ The entiro train of six cars were was over nfter one of the autopsy performed. juries he suffered recently In a burled from the track, resulting in court Coroner Oscar Wolff ordered the train wreck, yesterday heard that minor injuries to many and severe busiest suHdona in lato years.. The following cases were dis­ ho manifested slight cc exhumation to dctefhllnu if her Bdme of his pel stocks were drop­ but not serious injury to one man, puted ut tho regular January death Jan. 8 at the homo of Mrs. ping 3 to 10 points.' lie immediato- n negro porter who was taken to onn: of query on Jils nrriv Ksale White, acquitted of first Harriet Dahlman, a neighbor, and ly started n flood of buying ord­ his lawyer. His relative ’ T Ohczslrtifont; James Matthews; heir, was from natural causes, lie ers that aro credited with driving rted making an effor icntcncod to pay n fine of $350 or urcncc Barrow, not*) also sought explanation fo r the tho hours to' cover and lifted the icrve six months in . the -eowjlty attorney to *.t fend him whisking away of the body, to Chi market. t ■ ail, an a kUtKtnfy Charge; Gcori Thrcuyh ifrjfilg h t cago for a hurried midnight em­ Ho hat had u telephone service Mays, <JkcTf six mouths in Jn qoe.l’opw ij.U lIf hi*qj balming 'before it was'1 haste nod installed at-th e hospital and ha* 1. K. Byrd, M-htoncrd L hack to Park RMJrtHTot burlaL ~ been f.y.yw1riynhe market eagerly it Rniford oh a statute charge Whllo, investigators searched ( g with the aid of a secret 0c,j* . _ . . . . sfn, Harriet" Gallo. anw other proplrty sho mny have 22 ctitslU» in hft bead. served to hold them up. Kngtntoer of murder; J. YY. Knowles, assault and Betty Warner, Durl in addition to bonds and securities 'Rogers who was on tho train nt with 'Intent to commit murder, A teleplume circuit connects his sweetheart, for whoso baby'a C PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan valued nt $35,000 found |n a Chi­ bed with his own offices and those tho time stated that he noticed the $750 or 12 months in jail; J. M. cs Durkin dared the police I cago and Park Ridge bank, also "give" as the engine, passed over McGhee was sentenced td one'year act nt 21.—(/P)—CorrtesUnts were begin­ the cognizance of reports that thk of brokers. . her undo’* house,.FttJijf J tho sink hole, which ho said re­ in prison following his conviction ning to arrive today for tho Na­ woman's husband, whose disap­ His main purchases were in minded answer* tho state’s attorneys ; him of a loose Joint more on a charge of forgery; J. II. tional Open LAwn Bowling tourna­ pearance 20 years ago caused her Baldwin Locomotive, U, S. Cast cd together the story of* his f ^ ment whichopena here Monday. No to shut up the first floor of her Iron Pipo, Independent Oil and than anything else, n foreman In Kinard, robbery, ono year in Mis* Gallo related how Dtn rharge of the reconstruction work prison; JSsri Lewis, huf-glary, was after hilling Gray, dressed him definite time limit has been set for Gas. and Humble Oil and Refining. stated. found not guilty; William Cannon, its conclusion, nml it will bo con­ home, is in existence. n feminine attire in New York Mrs. John Delsncss, n neighbor, Ho Is said to havo realized a pro­ About 300 yards of tho north­ grand larceny, was ordered to piy calmly' powdered hie neoo in tinued until all events havo been told of Mrs. French mentioning fit at tho close of trading. u fine of $250 or servo 12 months mainline was completely de­ played. presence of policemen W* The "Durant crowd" was quick bound that her husband name was S tirl­ stroyed. However, it will result In in the county jail. This is the first winter tourna ing, questioning Miss Gallo. In to climb aboard his band wagon was employed as a carpenter in The caso of Ira Thomas, who gurb, ha returned serious delay in traffice move­ meat of the game that has ever Elgin. to Chk and further strengthened tho mar­ no Attorneys for Edward Oswus to havo been tried for msmment since it is double track at been planned here, although the trowskl, who claims he waa named ket. dnntod his bloody cluthi slnughter, was continued until ine this point, making it possiblo to game itself has been nlaycd for her administrator, aha brought dichigan Boulevard bridi Baldwin rallied from 123 to continuo to movo traffic in both next term of court. note indicating ho had several years. It Is ■irnllsr to tan forward a possibility that the van­ 120ty and closed at 120, U. S. directions over tho southbound It Is expected that members of pins axcept that a peg set in the husband is still alive. Cast Iron Pipe rallied from 188 lo track. Several of the Pullman tho sheriff’s office will leave suicide.ground supplants the bowling pins. ished Irma and her P*rM l9 Mrs. Dahlman, to whom a will 100 and .then eased to 104T4 and cars as well as a number of freight within tho next fow days for tho upThen the narrative. Sho mot Thecourts here have been well was Dec. 22 by Mrs. French Humble Oil picked up 3 Ik points, cars were seriously damaged, stato prison a t Kaiford with the rears ago ut n Chicago tut prepared and are believed ample left made convicted men who are to spend much. They correspond ‘J ail her estate except a $200 i On Jan. 10 Duran't privvate car for a national tournament. from ono to ten years at that in­ bequest to a girl’s school, Bald she represented hlmsolf ns They aro in the open and nre had known the recluse for six was telescoped by another train nt stitution. Frontenae, Fla., three of the crew illy, u bond salesman. paved with marl. but in that time she had nev­ being killed. Mr. Durant was hur­ • came in a big blue A rank tourney, doubles and years, discussed her relatives or pri­ ried bore In a special train. Cornell, and tho next Snow Battle Held singles tourney and a consolation er vate affairs. * eloped to St. Louis, Dur! His doctors say they havo no ob­ tourney are to be played in each A t S t Petersburg iU name as James Durl jection now to his activities as event/ In case a player loses his taining tho license. inner as ho does not "excite him­ first game he Is automatically en­ Trestle Is self". ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. Durkin told the rest, He expects to leave the hostered In his respective consolntion Railway 21.-(/P)--A snow battle waa fought who know he was Durkin, Destroyed In *North pital tho first, of next week. tourney here this week, according to Cap yd gunman. Within a fow Thirty-Eight Members Hear tnin Earnest Wells, in command er their marriage, they w Carolina Dam Break Traffic Expert Seaplanes Delayed Speech By Former District of the steamer Lnkcflctd In port Angeles with federal unloading lumber from Hali­ far behind, lie stole an BPARTANBURG, S. C„ Jan. 21 To Attend Meet Governor And Good Music here A t Charleston, S. C. fax. While dIk barging cargo in Hollywood, boldly • *» •. ’ —(/P)—Waters hroke through tho By Stock Company Bund stevedores found th* top layer cov­ of a sales room. T h e ft __ huge dam at Lalw Lanier near Try' CHARLESTON, S. C. Jan. 21 F. E. Harmon, of the traffic ered with snow. Ship off tear* per­ learned af the theft and on, N, C., early this morning and (jp)—Start of the naval squadrons regular weekly luncheon mitted them to stop work long ho would come east. away the wooden tn s tle of department of tho Chambar of ofAtthetheLions of 25 planes on the rtext leg of tnvppt Club today, 81 mem­ enough tor a free for all >ttow bat ’ Thi* fagittvo, him wifa Commerce, will attend the meet­ the Southern Railway just South their flight from Hampton Roads bers and soven visitors turned out tie, Tho officials explained th a t lice dog, drove to P< ing .of. tho central Terminal Dis­ Tryon. Va., to Guantanamo, Cuba, was of Messages to hoar a talk by J. L. Flood, cx- tho steamer waa loaded during trict Committees at Orlando; to­ last Sunday. A sheriff telling of the railway postponed until tomorrow to per­ trestle’s demolition morrow where tho February re­ dlstrlct governor pf 'Lions Inter­ heavy snow storm and that it had ped them, but a Callfo reached the lo­ mit two planes whleb were de­ cal office of the Southern railway quirements of tho shippers and re­ national, and to hear the music fulled to melt during the voyage. a gun lit) atury of bo layed by engine trouble a t South- within a few minutes after the ceivers of freight will be placed in fumilhed by the orchestra from the Tho last snow fight on. rocori trip to account for port, N. C„ yesterday to rejoin the hands of L. M. Autrey, chair­ Williams Slock Company, together was on January 12, ikhm, arcordint the machine won structure was undermined by the the man of tho Orlando Terminal Dis­ with the singing of the Moon Hlx- to newspaper files. Officers nm letter to otbor ileet here. .; • swirling waters pouring through Twenty-two of the planes ar dam about half a mile distant. trict, according to an announce­ tert, headliners with the company. parserigOrs on tho steamer Mana­ extend rived hero early last night end are the Durkin so Mr. Flood- entertained the club tee, on rout* from Fort Myer* to Arrangements wore hastily made ment made thia morning. attached to moorings on the Cooper to dispatch all Southern railway Mr. Harrison stated th a t' the and it* visitors with facts rela­ Tampa engaged In a frolic In snow River. -A * , trains north were routed to Tryon freight situation a t the prefect tive to the activities of tho vari­ which covered tho veoael'i dock The three other planes ore ex- over the Cllnchficld railway to time waa clearing up, to a certain ous. Llona Clubs throughout tho after a blizzard in the Gulf. to arrive during the day. Girv N. C.. transferring back to extent, but that no great changes United States and his address waa ptlon of the flight tomorrow Marion ard by BanSan­ the Southern lines a t that point. had been effected within the past ona of the best ttit hoard i> contingent, upon weather con­ Trains already enrouto toward two weeks. ' 'M-, ' 1 San ford’s newest lunchebn club, ac­ Cocking Main I b ditions, Captain H. E. YarnaU, Tryon-from Spartanburg wore cording to members who were Raided By Troops commanding oficer of the sufbt, turned back and transferred to the present today. ' TO REMODEL NOSE aaid i Cllnchficld llnett^ The orchestra from the Williams , ROCHESTER; n" Y., Jon. „ •The next leg of tho flight will ROCHESTER, Minn. Jan. 21.— Stock Company dclig Officials of all cotton mills along <A*>—S tate troopers, acting on a tip take the squadron to JWnandma, the banka of thetPacoIet river im­ t/P)—Bat Nelson la to have his nose ■ y with several nu from th» Rochester Humane SoFla., thence to Key West. ar and clast' mediately arranged to take every remodeled, v il e insists that his 'la not beauty a la Demp- Ing of the Me ‘ autlon against the coining of almpiy better breathing. hove, boon U flood. Citra Bank Robbers 48 bird* and a rrcstrl K B National Bowling sqp, o negro, ,pist. »»vt not#. the [»«l upon the unael that1tho or physical it the present lin of n second ts of his first [ring nbout one battles in the county. » have boasted r b«*t 11 men of hit lawless Jtcd in several Ills state and F. W. Stank; Stanley and Gill and machineix i city today supkl loading of a cat for tho new clt; being erected ■*' Avenue, on the 1 m &sssfJssst% LIONS CLUB HOST TO BIG NUMBER AT WEEKLY MEET £ & i£ L .' Identified ; w r aaid to ka' * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 20, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 20, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/37425ed51b96045159997f037466325e.pdf 4509d6ad7d4d44bff2cd9de47704c868 PDF Text Text rrfc® !k#»?»tfM (Ml <y#t.fc3'1.» -(St t 100 square miles o f the best land from the ridge to the sea ,Tlus is the outlook that Bitlilo people will have from their 12S fo o t water and observation tower. A ltd this typifies tlvc broad vision and outlook that the builders o f Bithlo conceived when planning the develop­ m ent o f this crossroads o f com m erce, O range C ounty’s neW econ om ic center. A lready a regular stop on the main line o f the East Coast R ailw ay to M iam i, Bithlo w ill en joy the advantages o f a trading center servin g a large and fertile citrus and truck farm in g territory. E xp erts declare that the soil near Bithlo is the same that makes S an ford the wealthiest truck and celery section o f F lorida, while its rich N orfolk sand is the secret that has lo n g m ade O ran ge County; F lorida’ s citrus center. ‘ T h e Cheney H ig h w a y crosses the railroad at Bithlo and this intersection o f tw o great arteries o f com m erce assures its future prosperity and a p rofit to investors. e new •BUY-WORD” of Central Fjorida Reproduced la a ■Vetch of tho 125 foot water had lookout ttairhr dwlfbH for Bithlo by Retold Field Mellon, the con•tructlon of which will aooa bo under Why.1 ’ Ornamental la Itaelf, thla tower will form an ca* ••Vllal Hiflt Ih (ha municipal watar ayatam and afford a bird's eya view over 100 aquare mllea of Florida. „__- ■-— Not only is Bithlo assured commercial prosperity, but being situated for permanent residence. semi-public buildings. Values in certain sections of this rich Commonwealth' are often only upon seasonable or purely artif icial demand, while others upon commerce and industry or pro dufcfs=of the soil. Bithlo poss< MAIN OFFICE- iT & S T A r t, Orlandb. these advantages. It has agriculture. It is a trading center. It lightful homesite. It has transportation and conveniences and it permanence o f values that will return its investors many fold. BRANCH OFFICES N. E. 8arv 70 Stete Carp, Bouton, Chta. N, Mooney 6 BelUir Arcade Cocoa, Fla. Win. F. Allan G. P. Furnell 480 Washington Avenue ■ Tltuavllle, Flu. Field Office at Bi �i*a H eart, .V eg eta b le Florida: Parll, .1.0, VdenLafld 'nil Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORID, day, J a n u a r y 21 , 192 $ \ HOME EDITION • **^-•* •*A * inten Head Of Chicago Dry Forces \yill Not Padlock Doors Of Morrison Because Of Liquor Seizures Recently Hotel Head Says House Was Famed Guilty Knowledge Of Illegal Proceedings Not Shown Chief YeHowley ClaimB * Y*iIV#AUvi • 1 )—t^, 1C. ^,, CHICAGO, wlirlt Jan. * 21.—MP)-E. .lYeilowJey, prohibition administrnj tor here, has no intention, ami nevLiver- Ur had any, of closing the $10,000,arged 1000 Morrison Hotel by federal pad* f her lock proceedings because "under cover were able to purch use'liquor from employes. "They’re making a mountain out of _n molehill," the enforcement chief said. There nre no investiga­ tions there now and there hnve been no secret conferences with a view of padlocking the doors," Edwin Olson, district attorney, said no evidencu ngninst the hotel iiad gone through his office. Tlieir statements came after pro­ hibition agents working under YelLOCAL lowley had declared sufficient ev­ Hcywood Register, nccuscd of idence hnd been obtained to close first degree murder, will be tried the hotel anil said the government’s in circuit court during May plans had been spoiled by prema­ J ti rm, following arraignment ture publicity.' “ No hotel is ever padlocked, Olhere today. New warehouse plapn are al­ non said, "unless ofliofaln of tho most complete for structure nt hotel enn he shown toMiave guilty knowledge. foot oij Myrtle Avenue. Harry C. Moir. president of the Circuit court is adjourned un­ til the regular May term’, follow­ hotel company, deniwl having any such knowledge and reiterated his ing disposal of heavy docket. Jacksonville man here to sup­ declaration that the hostelry had erintend installation o f machin­ been "framed" by its own employ­ ery for city’s now hydraulic es. A hotel detective named ns hav­ ing procured the liquor for the dredge. Chamber o f Commerce receives agents, who posed ns Englishmen complimentary letter from Jack­ dcsirious nf stuging a party, denied sonville body on results o f work- to Moir that he had aided them. Likewise a hotel official, said in the for the canal bill. . 1,404 school children are given agent’s alleged report to have the Schick test for .the preven­ known of the presence of the li­ tion of diphthcrid, according to quor, stated he was summoned to the scene of the party by u ruse. county health officials. STATE Several injured when sink hole derails Florida East Coast train near'Boynton. . . . \ inulotih track opens season Itv- ................ W m m P o lic e — (AP) Durkin, [vo offlIfter hla l yestcrtie’s at­ ilt the tnnndctl Kdwanl perstive, irkin for s*as shot ter what ■onjcutor trial for ry Cray, ien Dur* [merit for k, but do;maintains \ Gray n* ■ attorney oved from Ion to the j Do is under /bis convlc irder In Orht to Sanircuit court dge Wallace With the sqp, o negro, ,pist. »»vt not#. the [»«l upon the unael that1tho DOMESTIC or physical Notorious Chicago gunman la it the present caught with bride in police trap lin of n second ut St. Louis.' ts of his first Prohibit denies plans itioh chi to close $10,C Chicago lioerman, of Or- tel. attorneys for Couri orders exhumation o f n this morning cIubo’s body in poison probe. »cleared while New York police capture rum >ficeg. I nadc. Consid- runner with $&00,0p0 cars rgo.V cgistered upon William C. Durant oolsters Register, who stock market by- .buying from Sheriff CarreII bedside. ~ / ,• rmod deputies Former movie actress expelled I from church is reinstated. ounty has been Uesday of May Texas Road Decision [ring nbout one battles in the Not To A ffect Florida county. » have boasted TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 21— GP) r b«*t 11 men .—Attorney. General J. B. Johnson of hit lawless stated today that he doubtad if Jtcd in several the. opinion handed down recently Ills state and by the U. 8. Supremo Court re­ garding a special road and bridge the results of district bona issue in Texas would |ltnra*nt, sever- affect the state o f Florida. * were heard to The opinion of the high court, will never be in aubstancc, declared issuance of 1° the many the bonds in Texas unconstitution­ "rape in the al, because tho special road and bridge district liras created by the *y Mot to tho signing o f a petition,.leaving noth­ •t Kaiford to ing for a vote. nce while awaitwW many »t it will be a Alfonso’s Toes matter for him V4- TIave Suffered rarm, unless he »»y guard. NEW YORK. Jan. 21— f/P)— this morning mty authorities King Alfonso, o f Spain, whose [ » acbeme to free dancing exploits at the Rlvieria fy arrested serer- won him no little international re­ in In an nutomo- pute, is no longer the tireless Jail at Orlando, dancer be used to be, says Alex­ •notguns were ander P, Moore, former American n,*y were load- ambassador at Madrid. ■*' "When I noticed this," Mr asked him about It**. “ Mr. Ambas th* adder," the King replied, “ I have [haw, beenan'1 arrestMoore told the National institute of Social. Science last >night, “ I carried, more tonnago about tho dance floor , than any man in Europo." u ^ . ' —. . . - £ tateas livqrced In ich Courte i 3 ji , Sbeb Brente Beach, was -T divorce, hi § £ !- OP L. L. A lie n National Bowling inmenced m PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan 21.—(/P)—CorrtesUnts were begin­ ning to arrive today for tho Na­ tional Open LAwn Bowling tourna­ ment whichopena here Monday. No definite time limit has been set for its conclusion, nml it will bo con­ tinued until all events havo been played. This is the first winter tourna meat of the game that has ever been planned here, although the game itself has been nlaycd for several years. It Is ■irnllsr to tan pins axcept that a peg set in the ground supplants the bowling pins. Thecourts here have been well prepared and are believed ample for a national tournament. They aro in the open and nre paved with marl. A rank tourney, doubles and singles tourney and a consolation tourney are to be played in each event/ In case a player loses his first game he Is automatically en­ tered In his respective consolntion tourney F. W. Stank; of tho,. firm of Stanley and Gill latino engineers and machineix i ipties, is in the city today supkl lending tho unloading of a cat d^of machinery for tho new clt; Irodgo which is being erected ■*' he foot of Oak Avenue, on the 1 pcrlcnco In and his trip to Sanford waa made so that he could personally see the unloading of, and Hie installation of the machinery in the city dredge and also to Inspect the dredge re­ cently equipped by his company for the Itihaut Dovelopmont Company, according to City. Manager W. B. Williams. - ’ »v*. The new city dredge, for which the keel has already boon laid, is t o b e equipped w i t h a 12 inch suction pump and a 3Q0 horso power motor. Tho dredge, when completed will bo 32 fcfct wide and 00 feet |qhg and will be enable of pumping a total of Weeks, nceonllng to a statement made by Hr. Stanley to a Herald reported today, ( ,\ "We have been seriously handi­ capped in oar work by the. freight embargo during tho past two weeks but we believe that everything nec­ essary for the completion of the dredge- is now on hind and the work will proceed from thin date with the utmost speed," said Mr. Stanley. "The city o f Sanford in buying its own dredge, and under­ taking tho work of reclaiming the city’s land, is doing a work which will bo more fully appreciated an the years go by and the saving in money and propAty begins to run into thousands of.dollars annually,” concluded the apPakoT. The company installed a 250 horse nower motor and the largo pump in the dredge which was built by the Ribnut .Development Company. That dredge will bo ready for work within the next week, it was said. ni Visitors Citra Bank Robbers Not Yet Identified local golf l,n>' lg" Alien, from paired against • ORLANDO, JTchrist, visit­ No informatio or) eas& -ln » « game waged at nka yesterday, e t e n t l y well oust, Allen and, up ihmJ two Child Hurls Self Iti Path Of Auto Similar Wreck In Same Spot HecaUed BALTIMORE. Md.. Jan. 21.— (/T)—“ People who get hit with automobiles always get money," nine year old Frank Oshefski argued with two chums when the trio found themselves down town and broke.1 Ills chums demurred, but Frank m w prespeH* o f cash In hand,'he might "eVeif get $50." Ho hurled himself lb front of the first machine that passed. Frank Was unhurt hut his fu­ ture money making uchcmes will lio supervised In St, Mary's Industrial School, to which the Irio was committed yesterday when the tain was unfolded In Juvenile' Court. Southbound Train No. 42 Had Passed Over Spot Shortly Before The Ralls Gave Way STl AUGUSTINE. Fla., Jan. 21. —(/P)— At 8t36 this morning pas­ senger train No. 88 northbound Florida Speoinl was derailed at Hypoluxo, Fla., on tho mnin line of tho Floridn East Const, several cars being derailed. Tho' accident was caused by ground sinking un- Coroner Orders Examination Falling Prices Force Magnate, O f Mary French’s Body To install Phone At Bedside Porter Injured And Effect Market Bolster; In Effort To Determine If BOYNTON, Fin., Jnn. 21.—</P) Dculh Resulted Naturally To Leave Hospital Soon — A sink hole in the earth approx­ CHICAGO, Jan. 21— (/P)—Tho l»ody_of Mrs. Mary French, 77 year old recluse, who for 20 yCara lived in the attic of her boarded-up dilnpated Park Ridge, III;, homes and scared away the curious with a ghost made from a dress maker's form, will bo disinterred and nn autopsy performed. Coroner Oscar W olff ordered the exhumation to dctefhllnu if her death Jan. 8 at the homo of Mrs. Harriet Dahlman, a neighbor, and heir, was from natural causes, lie also sought explanation fo r the whisking away of the body, to Chi cago for a hurried midnight em­ balming 'before it was'1 haste nod hack to Park RMJrtHTot burlaL ~ Whllo, investigators searched ( g anw other proplrty sho mny have in addition to bonds and securities valued nt $35,000 found |n a Chi­ cago and Park Ridge bank, also the cognizance of reports that thk woman's husband, whose disap­ pearance 20 years ago caused her to shut up the first floor o f her home, is in existence. Mrs. John Delsncss, n neighbor, told of Mrs. French mentioning that her husband name was Stirl­ ing, was employed as a carpenter in Elgin. Attorneys for Edward Ostrowskl, who claims he waa named her administrator, aha brought forward a possibility that the van­ ished husband is still alive. Mrs. Dahlman, to whom a will was made Dec. 22 by Mrs. French left ail her estate except a $200 bequest to a girl’s school, Bald she had known the recluse for six years, but in that time she had nev­ er discussed her relatives or pri­ vate affairs. * NEW YORK, Jan. 21.— </P)— Durant is bnck in Wnll Street and the market has rallied to orders issuing front his sick bed. William C. Durant, autompblio manufacturer, recovering ut the I’uflt Grudunto Hunpltul from in­ juries he suffered recently In a train wreck, yesterday heard that Bdme of his pel stocks were drop­ ping 3 to 10 points.' lie immediatoly started n flood of buying ord­ ers that aro credited with driving tho hours to' cover and lifted the market. t ■ Ho hat had u telephone service installed a t -the hospital and ha* been f.y.yw1riynhe market eagerly with the aid of a secret 22 ctitslU» in hft bead. A teleplume circuit connects his bed with his own offices and those of brokers. . His main purchases were in Baldwin Locomotive, U, S. Cast Iron Pipo, Independent Oil and Gas. and Humble Oil and Refining. Ho Is said to havo realized a pro­ fit at tho close of trading. The "Durant crowd" was quick to climb aboard his band wagon and further strengthened tho mar­ ket. Baldwin rallied from 123 to 120ty and closed at 120, U. S. Cast Iron Pipe rallied from 188 lo 100 and .then eased to 104T4 and Humble Oil picked up 3 Ik points, i On Jan. 10 Duran't privvate car was telescoped by another train nt Frontenae, Fla., three of the crew being killed. Mr. Durant was hur­ ried bore In a special train. His doctors say they havo no ob­ jection now to his activities as inner as ho does not "excite him­ self". He expects to leave the hospital tho first, of next week. Railway Trestle Is Destroyed In *North Carolina Dam Break Traffic Expert Seaplanes Delayed To Attend Meet At Charleston, S. C. BPARTANBURG, S. C„ Jan. 21 • *» •. ’ ' CHARLESTON, S. C. Jan. 21 (jp)—Start of the naval squadrons of 25 planes on the rtext leg of their flight from Hampton Roads Va., to Guantanamo, Cuba, was postponed until tomorrow to per­ mit two planes whleb were de­ layed by engine trouble at Southport, N. C„ yesterday to rejoin the ileet here. .; • Twenty-two of the planes ar rived hero early last night end are attached to moorings on the Cooper River. -A * , The three other planes ore exto arrive during the day. ptlon o f the flight tomorrow i> contingent, upon weather con­ ditions, Captain H. E. YarnaU, commanding oficer o f the sufbt, aaid i •The next leg of tho flight will take the squadron to JWnandma, Fla., thence to Key West. | rancan Stream Of Water Caused DcrmUmciit, Says Engineer; Several Injured —(/P)— Waters hroke through tho huge dam at Lalw Lanier near Tryon, N, C., early this morning and tnvppt away the wooden tnstle of the Southern Railway just South of Tryon. Messages telling of the railway trestle’s demolition reached the lo­ cal office of the Southern railway within a few minutes after the structure was undermined by the swirling waters pouring through the dam about half a mile distant. Arrangements wore hastily made to dispatch all Southern railway trains north were routed to Tryon over the Cllnchficld railway to Marion N. C.. transferring back to the Southern lines at that point. Trains already enrouto toward Tryon-from Spartanburg wore turned back and transferred to the Cllnchficld llnett^ Officials of all cotton mills along the banka of thetPacoIet river im­ mediately arranged to take every ‘ autlon against the coining of flood. F. E. Harmon, of the traffic department o f tho Chambar of Commerce, will attend the meet­ ing .of. tho central Terminal Dis­ trict Committees at Orlando; to­ morrow where tho February re­ quirements of tho shippers and re­ ceivers of freight will be placed in the hands o f L. M. Autrey, chair­ man of tho Orlando Terminal Dis­ trict, according to an announce­ ment made thia morning. Mr. Harrison stated that' the freight situation at the prefect time waa clearing up, to a certain extent, but that no great changes had been effected within the past two weeks. ' 'M-, ' 1 TO REMODEL NOSE ROCHESTER, Minn. Jan. 21.— t/P)—Bat Nelson la to have his nose remodeled, v i l e insists that his 'la not beauty a la Dempalmpiy better breathing. imately 17 feet wide and five feet deep, at a point nna and one half miles north of Boynton at about 2:15 o'clock this morning was tho cause of a serious wreck on tho Florida East Coast railway of train number 83 northbound pas­ senger. The entiro train of six cars were burled from the track, resulting in minor injuries to many and severe but not serious injury to one man, n negro porter who was taken to served to hold them up. Kngtntoer 'Rogers who was on tho train - nt tho time stated that he noticed the "give" as the engine, passed over tho sink hole, which ho said re­ minded him of a loose Joint more than anything else, n foreman In rharge of the reconstruction work stated. About 300 yards of tho north­ bound mainline was completely de­ stroyed. However, it will result In no serious delay in traffice move­ ment since it is double track at this point, making it possiblo to continuo to movo traffic in both directions over tho southbound track. Several o f the Pullman cars as well as a number of freight cars were seriously damaged, LIONS CLUB HOST TO BIG NUMBER AT WEEKLY MEET Thirty-Eight Members Hear Speech By Former District Governor And Good Music By Stock Company Bund Two Sentenced To Serve Ten Years In State I*rison As Result Of Jury's Verdict; Several , Coses Continued This morning following the ar­ raignment of Heywood Register, and tho postponement of his cu e , Judge w . W. Wright adjourped court until the ivgulfir May term. Judgo Wright thanked tho jurors for tho service they had rendered during the past ten days. Prose­ cuting Attorney M, B. Smith cxrused the state's witnesses and court was over nfter one of the busiest suHdona in lato years.. The following cases were dis­ puted o f ut tho regular January onn: Ksale White, acquitted of ’TOhczslrtifont; James Matthews; icntcncod to pay n fine of $350 or icrve six months in . the -eowjlty ail, an a kUtKtnfy Charge; Gcori Mays, <Jkc- T f six mouths in Jn 1. K. Byrd, M-htoncrd L it Rniford oh a statute charge 0c,j* - ._ . ... of murder; J. YY. Knowles, assault with 'Intent to commit murder, $750 or 12 months in jail; J. M. McGhee was sentenced td one'year in prison following his conviction on a charge o f forgery; J. II. Kinard, robbery, ono year in prison; JSsri Lewis, huf-glary, was found not guilty; William Cannon, grand larceny, was ordered to piy u fine of $250 or servo 12 months in the county jail. The caso of Ira Thomas, who wus to havo been tried for msmslnughter, was continued until ine next term of court. It Is expected that members of tho sheriff’s office will leave within tho next fow days for tho stato prison at Kaiford with the convicted men who are to spend from ono to ten years at that in­ stitution. Nab Criminal Wii Yoitnff Bride WTu The Two Enter Wanted For Killin Government A gef Dapper Gunman To® Tried For Murtk Around March 10 CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—^(Al^> —Martin J. Durkin, tlappec police Blayer, captured'in St. l-ouia with his 18 year old bride, was in the hands o f his prosecutors today, proof, oa federal agents phrased it, that; "the government always gets its man." Federal o ffic e r s have trail­ ed him virtually from coast to coact, some times 2t hours behind him, since he killed Edward Shanohun, government agent, O ct 11, and shot hU way out of a police', trap, killing Sergeant Harry Gray,.; two weeks lster. And today tho government had Joined with tho stato authorities to bring him to trial as soon •*>. ssiblu. probably March 1, with1 e gallows the objective of tk*t K ho manifested slight cc first query on Jils nrriv his lawyer. His relative rted making an effor urcncc Barrow, not*) attorney to *.t fend him Thrcuyh ifr jfilg h t qoe.l’op w ij.U lIf hi*qj B & sssfJ ssst% sfn, H arriet" Gallo. and Betty Warner, Durl sweetheart, for whoso baby'a C cs Durkin dared the police I act nt her undo’* house,.FttJijf J answer* tho state’s attorneys ; cd together the story of* his f ^ Mis* Gallo related how Dtn after hilling Gray, dressed him n feminine attire in New York calmly' powdered hie neoo in presence of policemen W* questioning Miss Gallo. In gurb, ha returned to Chk dnntod his bloody cluthi dichigan Boulevard bridi note indicating ho had suicide.Then Irma and her P*rMl9 up the narrative. Sho mot rears ago ut n Chicago tut much. They correspond ‘ J represented hlmsolf ns illy, u bond salesman. • came in a big blue Cornell, and tho next Snow Battle Held eloped to St. Louis, Dur! At S t Petersburg iU name as James Durl taining tho license. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. Durkin told the rest, 21.-(/P)--A snow battle waa fought who know he was Durkin, here this week, according to Cap yd gunman. Within a fow tnin Earnest Wells, in command er their marriage, they w of the steamer Lnkcflctd In port Angeles with federal here unloading lumber from Hali­ far behind, lie stole an fax. While dIk barging cargo in Hollywood, boldly stevedores found th* top layer cov­ of a sales room. T h eft __ ered with snow. Ship off tear* per­ learned af the theft and mitted them to stop work long ho would come east. enough tor a free for all >ttow bat ’ Thi* fagittvo, him wifa tie, Tho officials explained that lice dog, drove to P< last Sunday. A sheriff tho steamer waa loaded during heavy snow storm and that it had ped them, but a Callfo lit) atury of bo fulled to melt during the voyage. a gun Tho last snow fight on. rocori trip to account for was on January 12, ikhm, arcordint the machine won to newspaper files. Officers nm letter to otbor parserigOrs on tho steamer Mana­ extend Durkin so tee, on rout* from Fort Myer* to Tampa engaged In a frolic In snow which covered tho veoael'i dock after a blizzard in the Gulf. Girv At the regular weekly luncheon of the Lions Club today, 81 mem­ bers and soven visitors turned out to hoar a talk by J. L. Flood, cxdlstrlct governor pf 'Lions Inter­ national, and to hear the music fumilhed by the orchestra from the Williams Slock Company, together with the singing o f the Moon Hlxtert, headliners with the company. Mr. Flood- entertained the club and it* visitors with facts rela­ tive to the activities of tho vari­ ous. Llona Clubs throughout tho United States and his address waa ard by San­ Banona of the best ttit hoard San ford’s newest lunchebn club, ac­ Cocking Main I b cording to members who were Raided By Troops present today. ' The orchestra from the Williams , ROCHESTER; n" Y., Jon. „ Stock Company dclig <A*>—State troopers, acting on a tip ■ y with several nu from th» Rochester Humane Soar and clast' Ing o f the Me hove, boon U 48 bird* and arrcstrl £& i£L.' ;w r aaid to ka' * �urselves and Industry To Have T ? .Channel And Harbil*. The M an W ho Takes the Risk b7 e . B. Lincoln who goes Into bustneei S? kinds of risks which mult be J t .loderti business, with its nd-wide markets, hs large, imissd organisations, and its minute di»n o f labor, has greatly Increased amount o f risk that somebody must unit v-f . V ! we take as an flluiTratidn the tee cobbler; we shkll. sec that the k he to6k when he made a pair of tea otr his Costonset’s orders is quire must be bought, and (he shoes '.that the shoes will have to be told at ; - levs than coit. V ,s 81,0 die risk from Juddrn HKfwnges in style, which nake it diffiBJVJOU to market Roodi licit are put in ! Record with the latest fashion, no nut, ter tow good their, quality. £ Some manufacturer* *uccerd In reL during tlie risks of their business by making up good* only to order. Thi*. i , towiver, merely means the passing of ;■ the risk to someone else, usually the £ ft $ i§4 gj gx El ■•Si These dealers also try sometimes to "play safe” by buying in small quantities and frequently duplicating their orders, thus forcing the manufacturer to assume part of the cost and risk of carrying stocks of goods. The Important point in all (tils Is that somewhere along the fine uf dis-i tribution somebody must bear the rivk* incident to carrying on business. 1 be vaJtie of such a service to bu*mes« is not often fully appreciated. Without this means of relieving manufacturers both of the burden of finding consum­ ers for their products, and of the rfik of carrying large stocks of goods un­ til they are wanted, business would move at a much slower pace and oui Wants would not be nearly to well Utiified n> liter are at .present. Our group of rlik-laker* buys raw material* and stores Ihctn at con­ venient points where manufacturers may obtain them as needed. They tuppjy fanners, too, with facilities for the prompt disposal of their grain cotton, and wool at any time they dr u’re to sell. Small offerings hy indi­ vidual fanners ore thus collected and inaile ready for the manufacturers, at any lime.they wish to buy. Sbch dealers form a connecting lint brtwen producers of raw materials am Mrs. Wullgch Reid, who built a memorial hohie In the Brentwood Hills manufacturers on the one hand, am runr Hollywood to help addicts escape tho the drug thnt killed her hus­ band; the Hmilihg-foced smiling-fated film Idol, band. Ido), announces that her plan has failed. Itnaldcnt.i complained they wanted no such pl«c? nVar their estates, and II was hard to find a physician who wquld giv? up his practice nnd move out to the pfoto.' Now the horn* is being used a roadhouse. t^ i io Sla n c I These are highly valuable *rrv?cn A irV E R T lS I^frjI^fs" tb X l ~ y o u and the more rapidly industry ’exparidi p p BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU.' . the more valuable and indispeniabl siStli met) “beemnr. Those who per form *nch service!, involving a high degree of risk, arc real />roduetrx, arK are entitled to their reward along LOANS RONDS with other’ engaged in eqtiall) useful though different occupations * —U'ftlern Rlrrtrir Nrter A GOOD HABIT The Reverend H. R. L. Sheppard denounced fnney dress balls and special festivities of Armistice Day SB "not so Irreligious as indecent." To follow the solemn two minutes o f silence and rededlcdtion with such festivity is compared with marching from a funeral to tho quick and Cheerful strains o f a march. Africa, Two mice, captured;! are no larger than bumbl __ fiaVe plenty e f rtxftn In their small match-box neat, / Why Mothers There Is a critical period in n young girl’s life. If she Is heal­ thy, nature takes caro of Iter and she experiences no discomfort; but If she is weak and worn out» b°* cause o f neglect, she may become n wreck. The real mother will watch apd guard her daughter at .this crisis. She knows that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, n medicine adapted to weaknesses of women, 1b just what Is needed to build up a young girl’s strength, prevent a collapso and restore her to health. It has helped ,thousands. Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr. Pierce’a Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. V. — adv. ,AN-fCtO SYTHtV. CHiMq n d . v ALSO M A D E I N E m u ^ House for Sale COUPONS CUT MtOM PAPEPS DVDEALrBswL1, Fill out tbta coupon with jour n. m. L to any store handling Kewpie T i* ^ Kewpie Free with the purchase 0t (Blue Label) 650 Sheets, and (R»d [ 2 ;; must be preBen ted promptly. Void ooTiJ and address must bo filled in, otktruing, Loc8ted on northwest corner of Palmetto Ave. and Martin Street. This house has living room, dining ropm, two bed rooms, two kitchenets and bath room; arranged so that ow ner'can rent bed room, kitchcnet and use o f bath room, which would help pay monthly payments. N A M E ________________ ______ ___ Announcements For 1926 Opening o f Second Section of Fort Mellon— FOR SALE BY THE ’FOLLOW prices decidedly low— reservations now being ac­ SANFORD, FLA. cepted. Many people have lljo habit of getting a new car every year, no matter how good tho old car may be, It is a good habit. Good for us because it helps the sale of new cars anti puts sotno extra good used cars at our disposal. And thnt is what makes it goat! for you. SARASOTA. Jon. 21.— Saraabta la eagerly awaiting the granting of a permit by the War Department for construction of a twenty-three foot channel and harbor; here so that work may begin on tho proJect Engineers have estimated that the job can be done. In a year and the city wants conafractldn to begin n{ the earliest possible mo­ ment. / Tho job will cost approximately *1,000,000 and nlready baa been fi­ nanced by the sale of the municip­ al light and power plant for that sum. Transfer of the light plant yvlll take place within thirty days and officials hope that tho War Department permit for the harbor work may be obtained by that time. fruit trees In Italy, bo ants will protect the tree Jurtoua ' insects. Beautiful new homos— Spanish Bungalows $6000 flrowns Market Cates Bros. Celery Ave., Cr.sh Store Crenshaws Grocery EdgeWood Grocery Gonzales Grocery Co. H. L. Hill W. T. Klicker Roberts Grocery John Stcmpers 0. R. West $1,500 cash; $1,000 on note and balance monthly and English Colonials— Commodious and indivi­ duality supreme. Among our offerings .of Business Property plid acreage unusual values are found. First Nntlonal Bank Bldg, Phone 713 ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU Will OF BUSINESS IS DOING FQ Miller 0 . Phillips, Inc. Oak Ave. nt Second St. Dodge Brothers Dealers Sell Good F A - ': . .Used Cars Magnolia At Second Phone 48 INVESTMENTS Many investors visioned the immediate profits that are sure in Druid Park. Some o f them invested because o f the intrinsic value o f the property itself, others know­ ing: the past record o f its developers, invested on the strength o f its being a Britt-Chittertden Development. Either, is sufficient guidance to generous profits. Sanford Grove has a w onderful future. Because o f its location right in the path o f Sanford’s great south-eastward trend o f progress. Because o f its delightfully high elevation, overlook in g the surrounding territory; be­ cause o f its beauty—one o f the prettiest spots in the entire Sanford dis­ trict; because o f all o f these its value enhancement and its demand must be great. ' . Already p rofit has been made on investm ents in Sanford Grove. The or­ iginal prices due to the progress o f the im provem ent program have been increased, the value o f the section em bodying Sanford Grove has enjoyed a natural enhancement due to its strategic location and environment. G reater profits are assured when Geneva (Street and Crescent Boulevard are opened to traffic. \ tier Hanford Grove before the improvement* and devilto continue, Call thla wfflcc and a representative will acojmxmts have advanced too far to allow provnfling prieva company you to the property and explain Ibe vntire de­ velopment pruj-runi. Improvements enhance the basic value o f undevel­ oped property. Promises o f yesterday are being ful­ filled tod^y. Men, money and machinery are applying the improvements as speedily as possible. Contracts fo r the immediate construction o f modern hom es have been let, these and many others are outstanding reasons why generous profits are assured. The demand fo r homesites in Druid Park in g daily. They are as limited in the Secor they w ere in Unit N o, 1, that sold out on th day. W e advise your immediate attention to investment opportunity; See the maps and p office. OUR 0RGAN12A1 BAHT NASON, ftulett Director First National Batik Bldg, K™ "k J. FlUp.tr!. D. t . Griffin 'V. C. H ill. �j- — *- n Durant ‘into tho.afcnelt nmrliet, h™«rul n fldml of buy»Hjr^>rJrr- Boston Red Sox Have High Hopes Of OUT OUR W A Y dnerican League Pennant It!on ot Ahx formerly cif ? " i s j& s p s m d a t e ; opened ' ££fns gains cof 1 to a pcui‘.3 T V ^ record•lean Can, A n r m n ed by laldwin, Dupant, :! V Smoltii L u aid J business I swamped ■sages on [had been Psuepcssful fc and yes; additjonai farm of it i Ito Cham* ,of a resoinanimou*y praising for their touchwl a new record .high. The ftrr,t sale or .-XL 8. Steel common wa-i 5.600 shares at 193. uji.6-8. •Immediate requirements o f the short interests haHng been upporcntly satisfied, the imllfket yUlilcd when KclUnft was n tfflfod in » number of shares. Atlantic Const Line fell five. Coco: CoIa 314 rdnd National Biscuit 2. St. Louis,and Son Francisco declined tb~09H and a number o f the popular Industrials were also soft. Subsequent bid­ ding up of varibua specialties caused the market to hnrderi. Na­ tional Biscuit rose to 84 and Cali­ fornia Packing to M4H, both.m:^ high figures. South Porto '-Rico sugar jumped five points nnd Nash Motors went up 17 to 647, ‘ Call loans were unchanged at 4 per cent. : < cniCAOO. Jan. 2tv—V P l-P rceeded by sharp breaka in price at Liverpool and Buenos Aires, the Chicago wheat market took a sud­ den downward swing today, ns soon f Board of ns trading began and then con­ [acksonvillc tinued Heavy arrivals _____ to weaken. , .Heavy i, held on of wheat from Gtormany wore re­ W. Acosta ported by Liverpool, and it was I commend- further explained that with Argen­ ns the work tine sales to Europe based on a ad the pub* certain test weight per bushel the ciUxens in quality of this year’s Argentine a cross crop has made a reduction in the klution was test weight .Accessory together f by ou r with a corresponding big price dis­ ■s instruct- count, General selling here dis­ Lame, closed that' the market was bare ■citizens nf nf adequate support. The opening k inform-i- 2%c o ff to tic up. May, new 174 1 you have at % and July 1COVi at 151, was k of our refforts to followed by an irregular setback i of your nil nround that in some cases went nearly four.cent* under yesterday’s finish. Corn and oats weakened with Mnnngei wheat and ns n result of prospecof Com itlvo colder weather likely to in­ announced crease the movement o f corn. A ft­ crnl very er opening 14 to He lower, May on f i l e "i to #H, corn suffered:a. material im various ividunls in further drop. Oats started V4 to He off, May He stated >f the new 45 at 45H.I Later, the weakness take form increased. loess men NEW ORLEANS, Jaii. 21.—(/f) —Cotton futures opened ‘ steady Jan. 20.30; Mnreh 19.62; May 19.10; July 18.61 bid; Oct. 17.69. [maker lace In NEW YORK, Jan. 21.—</PiCotton futures opened steady Match March 20.30; May 19.73; July 19.12 [Jan. 21,—f/P) p, Ind„ shoeky W. 11. Elppion fiddler Bntucky and by in the NnIment nt DeFtitle. The InI over o field piinatlnn conI district iupmre than 1,Ited. plogctic last tth after tho pc tunes had prnous Bpnees r and present|t packed the tty. The little D has pegged t fiddling and in’t pegging ' of a battery infusion as to and other Iniipating in u be champion- October 18.29; December 18.IQ. JACKSONVILLE, Jun. 21,—f/P) —Conditions . and quotations pre­ vailing on tha Jacksonville Market today as repbrted by the Florida State Marketing Bureau: Supplies of all miscellaneous vegetables limited; demand good; movement very light; market strong for good stock. ' Deans: green, hampcrs*6.00@ 6.50, Cabbage: standard crates, new stock 4.00(^5.00. Celery: Florida, 10 in. crates 4.00 @.5.00. Cukes: Bushel crates, hothouse, 6.00@6.50, ■ ' ' * Eggplants: standard crates, me­ diums, fancy, $5.00@5.60. Peas: English, 7-8 bushel ham­ pers 4.50@6.00. Feppers: standard crates, green, belles, fancy 4.00@4.50. Squash: standard crates, yellow, fancy, C.60@7.OO. Squash; stundard crates, white, fancy, 6.00. '1 5()WCCt potatoes, per cwt. 3.00@ ‘t against me, l Mr. Elmore, Tomatoes: alxes, Floridas, fancy, urrledly last count nnd stock 4.00@5.00. Tomatoes: aixes,* Floridas, choice ft the lloosler 1 for a three count and stock 0.00@4,00. Oranges, boxes, fancy, count and » local vaude- stock 4.00@5.00. ■ub truilc-.l The Red So* havoitheir veterans. ing stall. Dcltnhr Lundgrcn, fight handed pitvhbr, has been drilled from ‘the Birmingham club of the Southern Association. *fcq 'oJtndd is well fortified •villi Jiko lioone, tflagatead. Car­ lyle,- Rosenthal and Jenkins, be­ sides two rookies— Elton Lang­ ford, who was brought from Do.*. Moires, nnd D. W. Shancr, -purchnstd from Lincoln. Bout s fc u s m o ] vnuPa t U j s h u l l -T T T r — ~ ~ r ' imams /w & u FEW GOOO va/OOOAVA Thursday Night, Af*./V-T■*£? SPfcCT TUEW\ O L T I M E R S DiD vi H A v iE .e O * T « t P ! M A G rim E MAKtM MOOHUVJ K ikj ’M A G im e COM vytvlioviCES'T' O kje a t h e m o l ' i iMCOMV/EKjljjlkJCt , liw e . p r ^ ir ig . \ ^ E M f VA P O O R / SCH O dK AEPE, mqT H ^1 v 'C h A^ jIKi AFTER i ^ n t v \ a m eat > T CK I H te v a h O H tE -M U ri* H E E -E E V A M ! J India's weather bureau is Btpdying air currents by setting free toy balloons and offering rewards for their recovery. . . It is iaid that when Caesar was a young man he ovfed a sum cqulvalcnt to ubout ?1,360,000 stock 3.O0<£)3.6O. Grapefruit: boxes, fancy count nnd stock 3.00@3.50. ‘ Grapefruit, boxes, choice count ami stock 2.50@3.00. Tangerines: boxes, fancy G.OOtfb 7.00. Pincnpplcs: standard erntes 7.50. S’Calcrs 25 to 50c IoWrr; bulk 1400 downward; shippers 1400 at 1450, __ Sheep 13,00b: fat lambs weak lo 25c lower; few early sales to shippers at 1500 at 1625; bidding 1425 at 1475; for desirable kind sheep nnd feeding lamhs steady; few early sales medium to good fat ewes 800 at 850; several decks NEW YORK, Jan. 21.—liuttcr good feeding lambs 1460 nt 1500. firm, receipts 0,405; creamery higher than extras 45H at 46; creamery extras 02 scord 45; firsts 88 to 91 score 43 at 44H. Eggs firm, receipts 14,857, Cheese Bteady, receipt!! 02,154. Appear In Fight Before Miami Fans Charlie Butler On A Two-Story Stucco Building W i l l Be Started In E a.r 1 y S p r i n g Months H. L. Walsh Will Finance Project Plans Are Considered F o r N ew $40,000 Apartment H o u s e Plana for tho conatructipfi Kometimo in tho early uprlnjr • o f a two-story stucco hotel on fHo fiouthwent corner of Pork Avenuo and Fifth Street at an estinwtild coat of ?60,000 were announced today by H. LWulnh, sales mnnngcr of tho I’ lorida Vegetable Corporation who has recently returned tq JOHNS U IVER We have the exclusive listing on the most de­ sirable apartment, hotel, business site on Park Avenue. his office following a period of aickneag, Mr, WaUh purchased the silo of tho proposed hotel from A. 11. Musts for a consideration approxi­ mating $30,000, ho tald. In discussing hla plana for the building, Mr. WaUh declared that Sanford’s mast crying need at thin tipi* was housing accommodations for commercial travelers who are beginning to shun this city, ho said, because of the reports circu­ lated ip regard to the shortago of moderate priced hotel rooms; Sanford’s municipal advertising campaign la bringing hundreds of to this city,'. but to what avail?** Mr. WaUh aaked, -fo r when they get here w « have no place to houso them with the excep­ tion o f tho rather high priced now tourist hostelry and tho two eomimtrvml hotels which are always filled to capacity." run. Apartment House Mr. Walsh la also considering building a two-story, eight family apartment houso oh the northeast corner of Sanford Avenuo and Hughey. Street, present plans call­ ing fo r the expenditure^approxlthis" “ *, , ‘ , oft ^ **I SCO no u se qI Corner lot 264x11.7. fatSng^on Park Avenue, and surrounded by all the important The Davcy-W inston Organization Inc. structures of downtown Sanford. T h e Yacht Basin is just across the street from this property. Vheti Seminole Boulevard is opened for travel, Pbone 707 Masonic Bldg. Park Avenue and the Boulevard will be the busiest intersection in the city. RETURNS The p ripe is at least $250 per foot COST under the value of surrounding properties. Our price is $1,000 per foot. Instruction from the out-ofitown owners'is “ Sell” . Eastern exposure, one of the most desirable Iota In Fort Mellon. I <ps%4wi M EM MQ . W j' Further rr _ m w. V. *• . SK Vi* L/*mtypS tl. w w ir , FRICED TO BEI*L cd at tho tremendous bulling power Ad can'exert Whatever you want, ed. the sure and quick way to get it «Sr New Com m erical ON THE HIGH SIlOItES OF TH E ST. ^ at Utah (News Item from The Herald of Wednesday. January 20). . Indian Mound Village This is your chance, al*k< ii itm sen out. TiirnsiiAY, Jan. XI, ll*M- THE P R A IR IE . S C O O T E R . C om in g In to Its O w n Chosen by the first Americans because of its natural beauty, its water, hunting and fishing ad­ vantages. Now being mode a bower of beuuty for your hopic. Thnridsr SfhKol. I liarlle natter, n tu rt « « i linprrumaUr with Fraak U lM h m pi mini >t will alte a concert a sttf lhe nu-l-Nr-i of the Sralor t'taaa. Mr. llutlcr l» aw ratrrtalacr af tlrat rnak nart area a Mn lairmtaetlaa I* a sanfartl nadir are, hat Inc aaacarril hr tore la thr FIrat Baptlat (burrh. NEW YORK, Jan. 21— </P>— Raw sugar unchanged at 414 duty MIAMI, Jan. 21.—(/P)—Despite paid. Refined sugar unchanged at reports that ho had received un 500 to 530 for fine grnnlatcd. offer of half a million dollars to NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21.—UP) fight Harry Wilis, negro heavy­ —Cotton futures noon bids Steady; weight contender, Jack Dempsey, Jan. 2020; Mnreh 1960; May 1015; world’s heavyweight champion, be­ lieves’ his next adversary will be July 1860; October 1773. * Gene Tunney. NEW YOR k T j ^ . 21. — (/Pi— The Minmi Herald today said the Colton future^ Jl:45 A. M. Bids rhnmpion received tho Wills offer steady; March 2028; May 1075; from ’.‘ Paddy’’ Mullins, manager of July 1010; October 1828; Decem­ the "111nek I’nnthor," who offered ber 1800. to build his own arena in New York or New Jersey and handle CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—J/T;—Hogs, the entire fight himself. receipts 46,000; fairly ntUvc; irk Regarding thc-Dcmpsey-Tuhney regular; opened generally 10 to proposed fight, both Dempsey and 15c lower; killing pigs advanced j Tunney, who Is here also, yestcrl.» to 2«>c hulk good and choice 225 day1denied they had been irtntehlo 300 pound butchers 1160 at 1185 od for a fight on any definite majority desirable 150- to 180 date. pound averages 121G at 1250; prac-, whilo these reported negolia teal top 1250 on 1G0 pounds up; tions were under way, Gov. John bulk packing sows 1050 at 1075; W. Martin, nt Fort Myers, was better grades killing pigs 1250 at pondering whether ho would al­ 1300; heavyweight hogs 1150 at low the champion to appear in a 1180; medium 1100 at 1215; light Miami ring for «n exhibition 1135 at 1250; light lightu 1125 at fight. Tho Governor sulci he would 1200; packing sows 1025 at 1090; announce bis decision at Tallahas­ slaughter pigs 1250 at 1300. see tomorrow. Cattle, receipts 10,000; best lieqvy steers Iu50; bulk 865 at The loss of life in Inuia from 1000 wall finished yearlings ub- snakp bites, by tho Wny, is uppallfully Btcndy at season’s high time; ing, no fewer than 10,777 deaths menty kind expi'Ctcd; she stock from this snuBe having bccured slow; bulls weak to 15c luWqr: within a single year. SALES AGENTS LITTLE f •’ 8:15 i-fr t �’ •Ji \ 4I r r 1- Herald A Real CitJVNot A Village T * i m »I »r mi tmmtarji. Florid* 111 V * f « « I U A r m o r •'} 1 J • ■ >/ '.!■ i1 v ■ , uv f § m h There are still a few benighted souls In the world who think that the “ City Substantial” Is n village. Secretary itrrod *« Swotid l * • Matt nr. Pearman o f the Chamoer o f Commerce had to’ write a cor­ — C _ .« toober her IT. 1911. at thr I’ ontufflc* recting letter only yesterday to some fellow who was una­ “ i"i,r Ari * ware of the fact that Sanford has Ion# since emerged from this category, _ H . n i*,n o . .. IM Iler *od M*n*icnr I~ D l t l l . 4 1 ----- 4««»r ln lr I'.iMlor , , Many loyal citizens would be tempted to rise up and smite . BA It 1.13 R /J O S R * . »l«onn-ln« IMIlvr tnis man were ho here, but in this instance wo would play n r iiM tn iP T io N n A T R a »■ Tear— il.yo s i* Month* .4 3 .6 u the part of the good missionary and substitute pity for ■ Dlellvrrrtl e ls in City hv Cnrrle Cnrrler. per I6e. W eekly K,i|il«n 11.01/ wrath. Pity the poor soul by nil means,-for such distressing Per > " " r , \ ________ ignorance can only chionate from some d e v i a t e d area N O T IH ti ~ A ll nTilhiarv where n postman, just isn’t and the duets o r t h o bull frogs tutor*. cm Os of thunk*, rnstilunn* and nutlrSl bf enierintim i-ni* rtnd katydids supply the only evening radio program. rhnrr charter* nrr m«rtn will hit The surprising thing is that this unenlightened one should churn c l f.-r hi regutnr a.ivtrii.-lnr 7*. rmtr*. .v -, *J have heurd of Sanford at all, or o f the World W ar/or o f “ lied” ! 11 Grange and “ Silent Cal,” Miami, or- even tho/obstreperous H B M I lim ASSOCIATED 1*11 CBS .V**orl*trd I'rrn* I* nxrluNnnt It >tnl to Ihn »im* for rr- Mr. Dawes, whose popular indoor sport seems to be shatter­ IciUlon *‘ f nil n ew *. diapiitnlien ing^ microphones with Ms Gargantuan basso, ted lo It nr tint otherwise ___ ted In till* tiApur nml ala.. the ( onb-tfiplaticn of the poor fellow’s exile loads us to wish li»r*t n o n * imhllshnd hnrtflij All r ig h t* of rriiuhllcatloii of >|M'rlul Ibat be may lie brought here on some mngic carpet, for cer­ qlAp^ti'licn herein nr* ulna rr*rrvwC tainly no railroads or highways invade his neighborhood. YHUUSI)AY* JAN. 21? 1M8* We wish that he could be brought here and set down in the midst of this “ Village’s” attractions, near the new hnlf-milTIIE HERALDS PLATFORM Deeper Viter route to Jack­ Iion-dollnr tourist hostelry, facing the lake shore and the WI 1,— sonville. busy piers where river steamers from Jacksonville are un­ *.— Pon*! ruction of 8t. Johns-ln- loading passengers and freight for many sections of Flor­ ' dlnn River canal. ida. We wish he could be taken over the many miles of I.— Extension o f whit# way. 4.— hwtniming pool, tcnnl* court*, broad, pnved, streets past modern banks and stores, up-toetc. date schools and churches, past the new municipal water­ 5,— Augmenting of building pro- works and city administration buildings on to highly re­ gram— honaes, hotels, n p n r t *, stricted residential sections where not less than a house a ment houses. •«— Extension o f atroet paving day has been erected for nanny months. ' program. . We wish he could ha here next week when Sarazen, Ha­ w 7.— Cons true! Ion of boulevard gen, Brady, Nichols and a dozen other internationally known around I-ake Monroe. •^—Completion o f city beautifica­ golfers will compete for prizes totaling four thousand dollars, in the professional tourney promoted by the golf club. We tion program. 0.— Expansion of school system would like to see him present in February when lmating'enwith provision for Increased fa ­ thusiasts from Miami, Palm Beach, Jacksonville and other cilities. yachting centers will bring speed boats here for participation BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY . in the big regatta to he staged by the Sanford Yacht Club. And finally, if he still believes that Sanford is a “ village,” GtVD ALL TO OOD—“ And the wc would suggest that he. attempt to cross First Street in nngol o f Jehovah called unto him ■between blocks, or park his car for more than an hour in out o f heaven, and wild,- • r • Lay not thy hand upon the lad, • • *. one o f Chief Williams’ new zones. ? i , ' for now I know that thou fearent God, seeing thou hast not withhold thy son ♦ * • from mo.” Gen. 11: 11-12. Wt i . Heaven In California A land o f bargatnx.' an; v l.rthal chamber exit. _ Those names of Greece, By ARTHUR BRISBANE Cop; ri«ui 102a, Ur, may y o. ^W riEN THE fortunate arrive In, Heaven, jt probably takes some time for them to get used to it. There new power of flight, bril­ liant wtngn, tuneful harps, ring­ ing: celestial music, streets of gold, all the wonders must over­ whelm a spirit.newly arrived from earth. * JUST SO, in California. The drat few days it is hard to think of working, hard to interest your self In what goes ,on In cold, wes­ tern and northern lands',- to say nothing of distant unimportant realms cast of the Atlantic ocean. Byron In Greece, wns filled with emotion when he stood where: *- > » ,, slirV'** '*■ , /H •The mountains look on marathon and marathon looks on the sea.” How would be feci In southern California. Thes4. mountains that still look on marathon would be molo hills oyt here and as for that little sea, sailed by tho Greeks, you could drop a thousand like it Into the Pacific ocean, and not raise the water level one Inch. * THE POPULATION of Japon In the last five years,has increased 3*772,(151, That interests the world, outsido of Asia, even more than in Asia. What would lmppen If the Chi­ nese numbering 400,000,000 official­ ly, and In reality nilthbcrlng pro­ bably 600,000,000, should learn to cut the death, rate among children and rnino China's census to 1,500,000,0007 Has providence in reserve some mysterious way of solving the riddlo of excess population, without wnr famine or plnguoT Golfers A re Coming To Sanford Or must the' world eventually Announcement that on January 27 and 28 there will he fucc a war of races, yellow and staged ip this city a professional golf tournament has fo­ white, to settle world supremacy? PRAYER—Help ua Lord to with­ hold nbthing from Thee, for Thou dldat give Thlno only begotten Son cused the eyes of golf enthusiasts nil over Florida on Sanford IF ANYBODY offers any bar­ to us that we 'might 11vc and not Weather is a peculiar institu­ south Florida- cold spelt docs not and on the Snnford golf course where the greatest in the gain in California, take it. It muy die f tion. Wo could not bet along very amount to much, but it is'rather use of the driver, mashie and putter will contend for the? not sceni u bargain nt the time, L* V uncomfortublo for people who arc well without it, and sometimes it wearing B. V. D.’n nnd Palm Bbach ( but Inter .that changes. * . liberal prizes that are-to be given the winners. t THE FIRE NEXT DOOR Ask the son in-law of Mr. Dur­ Is very difficult to got along with cpita. Next Wednesday the professional play will begin and for M They had a fire last night next ant, automobile maker, what hap­ it. It is fickle, inconsistent, blow­ view of tho performances of i two days Sanford’s golf course will he the scene of many pened in him the night he ate the ing hot nml blowing cold at most theIn weather door, so far this fall nnd I.learned a lesson from It, beautiful shots, many low scores and perhaps new records. rood dinner at tho Bolsn Chics unexpected times and in most un­ winter people are beginning to **' The engines came with clang ond With Sarazen,-Hagen and'-many other golfers known the Shooting' Club, south of Los An­ accustomed places. Those who wonder what It ia nil about. Are > study it most seem to know least ' j roar country over for their great ability, playing on our golf geles. Robert M. Modlsette o f about It. Tho only certain thing wo to have the excessively co ld ' And men to overcome It. Pasadena, who knows all about winter that has been pradlcted, to* The coals were gleaming in .the course, who is there among us who doubts that hundreds real estate *nnd oil told the story, is thnt weather is always uncertain. bo followed by a summerless sum­ and even thousands will gather to witness these men play? ointing ta an oil derrick next to It pull^ off some most amazing mer? Weather frenkiahnesn so far But just next door n thing of hate shunts. For instance, the other leads to tho belief that we may »o club house. • The cost of ,the tournament, the prizes and general ex­ Stuck out its tongue, forgot its duty day in Italy one city was fighting continue to expect strange doingB. Destroying hope and Joy and penses in connection with staging' the matches will amount What’ is the cause of . it nobody IN THE course of the dinner tho a blizzard while another wns un­ beauty. to about five thousand dollars. This fund is to be raised gentleman dergoing the discomfort o f a dis­ knows, although many people from the caBt learned 4 , - ,'** through the Bale of tickets to those who wiHhfto see the pro­ that tho club members liked him agreeably hot wind; In the United guess. Sun Bpots are often blamed And so it is with human wills: * States, June nnd December may bo for unaeasonable weather, and Good things when good intending, fessionals play. In order, however, to mnke certain of no loss nnd would let him buy n member­ found within a few hundred milev there seems to be some connection ship for $ 7 , 000 . Ho didn't need it, those in charge of the affair,' headed by Frank McNeill, are When angfy and Unbending. o f each other, nt the same identl- between the twor but there, have polite, accepted. a rfcti , > And yet they flii the world with ills asking local people to underwrite the fund. To dnte much of but — was — ■ -----■-and ™;— 1 moiaaqt of^ime. England, and been no unusual sun spots lately. Soon after, Standard Oil renfti i f - For thoughts o f hatred and o f ire the money hns been fnet. pretty Been provided for nnd very little doubt re. , , ^^, " 1! " ' 1 »»•*** much ■■■»— all of Europo, Tho weather can hardly have any ' The fh “ flames that get *beyond conmains that by Saturday night « f this week the eomrititlce I i J, S T S ft S M S bS oTio "“ connection with prohibition or r trolling woman suffrage, or the plight of I ur.h. They have brought in om* meteorological ^ ^ r a t f o n * that fr Aro like the nngry flames of fire, will he financially prepared for the important meet. demonstrations that the farmers gr ille League of Na­ And set the bolls of sorrow tolling. v.cll already, nml may bring in has brought sififbring and death. tions. Sanford and its excellent golf course, are destined to coni' .luzens nmiv.. , London hns had to get out nn an­ There are n few people who say in for some wonderful advertising on account of this preteaBe brave, yet courage must be-kind, The well brought in, now tiquated snowplow which has not the climato is changing. It is sional tourney. The Herald hopes it will prove a successful piiys ouch member of the club been used-before for 20 years. ' Be strung, and yet bo tender; growing cooler in the warm re­ Who fights for self might better affair and thut it can be made an annual event and a winter •TV-JOn ii month profit. Mr. Durgions. It is growing warmer in Even down here in Florida, where h. find . ' nnt'H son n l:iw gctu $14,000 a year wo expect a pretty consistent be­ the cold regions. The recent mani­ feature in the life of our community. Borne service ho can render. nn nn inve«tmcnt of $7,000, made havior on the part of tho weather, festations indicate coldness in some Men may be giants, yet be wrong; "}uht to be a good fellow. And the past three months have shown o f the warm regions. Once, tho FARSIGHTED MEN SAW the promise of Florida a de­ Men must be just os Well as strong, ther-! i* no tolling how much more nn astounding variety o f climatic geologists say, this .pountry was Contend in proper time and season, cade or two ago. The usual rule is for cheap men to seek h- •*-»PmHk*.' phenomena. It was warm all covered with a blanket of snow. -Bat think with fairness, act with cheap land. The process has been reversed this time. InUuli.o » a h the land o f bar- through October, when it should Perhaps It is coming again. . reason. have been cooling off. It has been If this is coming, we hope it — Douglass Malochr dusLrial leaders and persons who could afford to go wherever cool a good deal of the time aincc, waits until Miami is moro nearly they wanted in winter for golf, social diversion and a fresh ■ o----TODAY IN tho Nevada state when it should have been warm. finished. It would be rather un­ Well, if the miners don't come environment were the real pioneers in the development. The pri*cn. two white men will be killed The greatest rain o f a long period pleasant to havo the people who .out on top it won't-be the fault of less wealthy' followed. Ten yeurs ago, the main news from with lethal gas, new method of of years was pulled off in what is will be digging us out a few thou­ Governor Pinchot. Florida came from one or two centers, with Palm Beach pre­ strangling murderers. ordinarily a more or less rainless sand yenrs hence find a IA of These men, Stanko Judich nnd seoxon. The exhibition o f n week streets torn up, a lot of buildings dominating, nnd that news wuh principally of social events, One new hotel for Sanford this fishing and baselmll games. The dispatches rnngu today Guaduloixs Acextu, will ba locked of cool days, some people have unfinished, a harbor thnt is more / year has already been announced. from Ponzi’s doings to the nrrivnj o f European princes, and in nn nlr tight1 chamber, tho gas called them cold, Is unusual. Our* like a big millpond. Presumably turned on, and they will be the first so-called cold spells usually Inst there is no danger of un immediate •’ Now fqr tho second. Speak quick. from tho volume o f advertising which newspapers print' to whlto men to arrive in heaven or only three days. It is true that n cnisngc of tills sort. any other place, killed in thnt wny. Orlando haa been holding a cock embargoes on freight. Have wo seen the climax o f the thing? The thing was first tried suc'f i g h t this week but as yet no one That is not easy to answer. It is to be remembered that our cvHsfully on a Chinese gentleman v has heard Governor Martin say Hemi-leisyre cluss is growing rapidly, that we are a nution. named Gee Jon, but in our high CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS ^anything About i t . . MIAMI NEWS of 110,000,000— nnd that everybody owns un automobile!— civilization that hardly counts. jjSi'-. o-------On this earth the law kills the Editorial in Boston Herald. killers of men in the following ways Florida Republicans have organV lxad again, boos this nu-nn they the among others, the garrotte stran After the pnRsago o f more tHhn net and therefore object to sharing attempt to publish U - V-wlll^gain " ,M VX**11* ■,WIH||, vu vuuiilh WHEN A SECRET is revealed, it is the fault o f the men glos them in Spain, the nuose chokes eighteen months since congress ih Us benefits. 'p a rty paper In this state? them in many countries, the guil- enacted tho bonus act, Adjutant It is pointed out that tho num­ who confided it.— LuBruycro. lotino cuts their heads off in ber of applications held up for France, the headsman works with General Davis, who is its admin­ correction is only 01,307 out of « Irene Caitle aaya she lma become a sword, in Chino*, and some other istrator, reports that approximate­ total of 2,760,077 received, which “ camera «hy.'’ A lot o f ux are that M Y F A V O R IT E .STORIES countries. Electricity shocks them ly 700,000 men entitled to edmpen* is n. remarkably small fraction; way but it's because wo never hud By IRVIN B. COBB nnd lethal gas suffocates them In sation, or their dependents, havo ond only u very few have been re­ an opportunity to be otherwise. failed .to make any move to take jected. There it nothing in this America. , . a minute to make this fellow under­ THE REA80N THE ARTIST In Asia, an elephant puts its advantage o f its benefits. Perhaps to indicate that the preliminary stand what you want.” QUIT The culamity howler hu» disapfoot on the important criminal*! no law had ever been moro wide­ steps to claim bonus are so dif­ With the pencil, on the table head. In Russia, the knout bor­ ly discussed and since its passage ficult ns to discourage anyone for This, in effect, is In explanation .peared from Suufonl and in hi* plac^ha* como the progressive nml of why a rather well known New cloth, he sketched rapidly what rowed by Russians from the Tar­ the government has spared neith­ applying fur relief. As n matter optimistic booster who is working York politician gtvc up free-hand seemed to him, at least, a very tars was used until lately to whip er pains nor expense to advise ex- o f fact, the machinery of tho veter­ fo r a greater city. drawing. Although without any clear and graphic likeness of o prisoners to death. In China the servico men if their rights under ans’ bureau has operated with efnrtistic training, he rather fancied domestic cow, and souatted down convicted criminal was sawn in R. It has had pletlty of outside fieionry nnd speed which had not RcV-. ------« ........ — ' p Another thing to look forward to himself a pretty fair amateur alongside thu cow, his conception two lengthwise, and kilted in oth­ assistance through tno newspapers boon expected. ,The task, at the and through veterans’ and welfare outset, was tremendous and there Is your income tax puyment in sketch urtint until u certain iuaP of a convcptial milkmaid engaged er ingenious ways. in tho act o f milking. ;Mar«h.—Sanford Horald. Hero’s dent came to puss. Christianity used to burn vic­ orgintzotions. so that it has been wan Indication that great delay As he made the finishing strokes, tims alive, tortue them to death, made easy for veterans to comply nnd confusion would result. Now In company with a newspaper honing wo have to pay a $1,Q00,man he was touring Spain. One tho waiter, who had been watching tear tpem to piecea, pour molten w|th the requirements of the law, tho only difficulty seem* to be to OO0,—-Orlando Sentinel. morning in Muluga the two Ameri­ the operation over his shoulder, lead into their stomachs’ all “for and yet it appears that one In have the veterans come forward /, > ■- o ........• every five witn proper claims for with applications for the awards cans dropped into a little cafe for bunt into a delighted cry of “ SI! the greater glory of God." Three mure were killed in Mluml Scnor!” and, tucking up his Human ingenuity has found compensation have failed to file to which they are entitled, Ordi-i on Wednesday, but It's consoling breakfast. They knew np Spanish SI! applications. This is ’ n surprising nary people arc not so resitnnt in to note that it wasn't the work of and their waiter knew no English. apron, dashed across the street many ways o f killing human be­ showing and about the only ex­ claiming money from the govern­ into the shop o f a tobacconist'. Largely by signs they made him ings, but, us yet, no way of stop­ bandits, reckless drivers, or jealous planation is thnt a number o f the ment as are thi “ Now then," said th« politician 10 veterans in this understand that they wanted cof­ ping murder, retail by individuals, lovers, but from an explosion. veterans do not approve tho bonus case. fee and rolls. This wus no very to his friend, “ sec what a knack wholesale, in war, by .nations, - hithl job inasmuch as coffee and with tho pencil will do for a fellow . The fame of Hanford ia now be­ rolls practically constituted tho when he gets Into difficulties in a We have with us learned gening broadcast to the whole world. breakfast menu o f tho establish­ foreign country. I'll venture I THE INCOMPETENT NOSE . Tonight from station WDBO at ment. But when the newspaper­ could jfo all over the w/irld, making gttemen sent to settle the Greek ST. AUGUSTINS RECORD .Rollins College George A. DeCot- man decided that he wished also a my meaning clear by dashing.off war debt. to the United States, Messrs. Eulambia, Coflnas and Diates will tell un unseen audience of glass of milk difficulties arose. these Utile illustrations of wl roantopoulos. inds of oersona that this city Singly and tn chorus thoy^pru meant and what I wanted, and Some red blooded Americans may Your nose, knows less than It Is (graru»tt eombvg^from a MUeHhel the best place to live In Flor- jounced the word “ milk," Then never have any trouble at ell Suggest that those are “ queer given qrediJUfor, according to 01 %UUch dues not th«y spelled it out. Then they getting along." names.” Let them learn from R, shouted It loudly as one ulwuys "Maybe ao." said tho W. Livingston of Oxford, that scientific writer. ’ The sense '. ■_u Y X To Z 'fj * x i i » ' rerhspa * r » 4 « iim i « we »• I Ihave * vA i r ihad h .1 a to __ i ,1,.™ j. Martin Durkin, notorious Chlca- does, somehow, when using one’s man, “ but why in thu Greek names are nobler than our smell in tho average civilised P ^ t s o Uttic »n our sense of urm-iMn killer has been arrested in St. own language when one is dealing waiter go to a cigar own, with real meaning. “ Aristo­ son is comparatively Ineffective, t b s " s * r evolution ih;,i Wt. ^ . )U, and attempts urc being with u stranger who doesn’t under­ milk?” crats* means noble power, Aspaxla le to i >jcuro Clarence Dnrrow stand that language. 'J'ho waiter “ Probably a custom of/f l n ... incuns welcome, Cleomcnes means pqH identify the defense. Whu will win, merely shruggad hl« shoulder* and try," said tho artist. ?* famous m igh t.". < odurs if i law, or bruins unscrupulously spread hit fingers in u gesture of oint was that just as , That Is better than being hclpieasntts. ad a pood look at “ Butt*’’ or “ Peabody,” soya 1 The man who wanted milk imi­ was on his •way. leprned Liyingston. * SI Mr and Mrs. C. R. Moke and tated the action of one milking a here in n minute wi [Never Judge others Mrs. Edward C. Moke and cow, meanwhile mooing plaintively, of milk.” mes, hastily. The prediction u f New Brunswick and then, to round out the ^lus­ Mr. and Mrs. .Wulrvt Moke tration, went through the panto- true. The waitev w, AS FOR the money that tighter Helen o f High Bridge mine of emptying an imaginary in a minute or le g |eeBM Sunday a visit to Mr. loss. Still Um waiter stared at u» milk. Tripp y t<> Ira. KinmiU Ilwkutdmry. GIm uproihpi'du-ndinply. un-air uWbt hi return fur wlist your “Hold op,*’ [.aid tho poltUotim, vomnlLlieu'a dcr. will Go “ Ihu got on id«;a. I cap. d u in ntirftctio!! tn ' o-.opky. abstract l G v \\ m • *•ji $ 5 v [ ) u| ■ ■ \ ■i ‘ 1 IS t l l n I i 111 '' i 1 IP B t E l FO R S A L E IN LAI Thirty acres o f land, good 2-Mo and cow burn. View of two laku.1 house, electricity available. Ncari road, etc. Ten acres of cleared HI youliff grove; all budded, first yearI muck land, partly planted, celery and wood. . . This place in heart t»f town and! Streets, going cheap, sickness causti cash, balance, 1, 2, 3 -and -1 year?, owner— JOHN G. BONFOitt Lake Mary, Fla., 1M LAKE MARY DEVELOPI One store building size thirty Gy fifty forty by one hundred fifty feet loatr Lake Mary Hhow cases, scales included! action $2,500 terras. Fifteen %cres land near Druid Park, | mediately. See ua tomorrow. $8,000. * . - ' , Five room bungalow near Elder Spr aero lot, large trees; Right new five room bungalow on fkjfl Elder Springs.^ large trees; devclopmew around; price $7,000. Nineteen acres land near Markham; i $7,000. * R . R . Eldrii , ’ (V , . - , 216 E. Second Street HOMES—LOTS—FA! ACREAGE Todays-B est Buy*: ■ One ten acre farm or Cameron A” **1, acres cleared and tiled together *5,3 — --(ruck. equipment, including has a good W and paper? This f&i for.quick sak house on same. Pri But cash and terms c �THOMAS CONTI .SHT MEMORIAL ESSAY WILL BE HELD FEB. 15 Club, whose happy dea it vrns to make it a part of Week Tho0"prizes T1 Ch‘lJrcnV »ook Voek. Tho have nlreatly becn presented to the Library, up.’ tier whose supervision the rentes* C Masonic is to he conducted, and further aniAll mem- ial prize in young renders nnd in at the present. opening of the contest. “ Gude Tyme” Bridge Club Is Entertained By Mrs, P. D. Inadinep ft meet with | All memItct at the land go ouf I in a body. \ Class will the home of Minth Street those whoso >nths at NoJanuary, npbcll Lo»«rCgion, will tallation of ’ Mrs. If. R, me nt 7:30 ils historical and civic interest, and the supervision of tho teachits of English and History has jeen assured, * as only papers reaching si certain standard will Iw accepted. _ The subject selected for this year is "The part Philadelphia has plnycd in the making of Ajnoricu." owing, to tho national interest cen­ in will cn- tered on tho Scsquiccntennial Exi’ Club nt 4 ,0 Magnolia The members of the "Gude Tynic" Bridge Club were most pleasantly entertained on Wednes­ day afternoon by Mrs. P. 1). lnadinep.Fragrant narcissus and ferns were arranged with pleasing of. feet in tho rooms where the carej tables, wore placed. Scores were kept on tallies done In floral de­ signs,'and the prize for high score, a hand embroidered centorpicie, was awarded Mrs. E. B. Stowe. Mrs. A. II. Beckwith was given talcum powder, for low prize when stoat at 8:15 High School ft year’s exfecte for this I of the Killll give the Selection of material ..... 20 lures, "Can- Originality in ideas and treatRTalcs," at ni cnt . 20 ■ o'clock. Excellence in ^eompostion .... ...... 10 Spclling .... .......... ............... ^.^..10 General neatness ......................... 10 Handwriting .......... 10 A committee will bo appointed to net ns judges and announce­ ments will bo made 'at the Book Week program next fall. It is with great plcusurc that I meet at the Library thanks Mr. nnd Mrs. :30 o’clock Wight for their splendid interest arncr and in establishing ibis memorial. hostesses. Such hn evidence of personal co­ »ague will operation stimulates nnd encourag­ IBiitncr on es the library In .the work It is trying to do. In addition to this, icrican Le­ iur». Mrs. im Brown, i w i i , ..the m u librarian, iiu r u r iu n , feels iceis ant nt 8:00 that an added impetus is being given to the children'In tho cause I be entcr- nf good citizenship as well as in ilrs. W. D. the cultural benefits to be derived vnue, with from literary work well dong, by n writer in whom Sanford may well be proud, the graciqus President uf celebrated cathedral o f great architectual charm. Imported Englleh .FARE D E P A R T M E N T ’S FIRST stercoptlcon vievnr will be used to give added emphasis to tho word SEASON’S LUNCHEON IS HELD painting of this medieval structure so dear to the hearts of the Eng­ The first luncheon for the year interesting program had been ar­ lish speaking world. given by tho Welfare Department ranged and during the serving of JACKSON VILU5. Jon. Si.— each course, a number-was given. of the Woman’s'Club on Wednes­ Following tho luncheon, the reg- Mrs. S. Robbins Gives Construction of the 8,000 foot day, proved to be one of the most ular business meeting was in ord­ enjoyable ever given by this or- er, and Bt this time many matters A Delightful Farewell of importance were brought be­ Party For Relatives gimitation. . Vivid hued autum foliage, bas­ fore tho department, one of the kets of calendulas and ferns form­ most important being the coming ed a lovely floral sotting for this of Mrs. Ponnybackerr, past presi­ affair. Tho guest*'were seated at dent of the National Federation of sinnll tables, each centered with Womans' Club, who will spunk be­ crystal baskets of calendulas apd fore the local club on Feb. \2. The program follows: ferns. • . . Solo—-‘Less Than tho Dust" Tho table reserved for the. o f­ ficers of tho club, was centered Finder—Airs. A. M. Phillips. Group o f readings— Mrs. Wren with a largo silver basket of these same bright blossoms. Tno col- McGuinn. of scheme of gold, white nnd green * Solo—"Kashmiri Song", Find­ was carried out, in every detail er.— Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Mrs. Henry Wight gave n most beth in deqoratldus and menu. At 1 o’clock templing four course inspiring and interesting report luncheon was ncfVed by tho ment­ from the Firet Annual Convention hol f> of tho Domestic Science Class of Garden Clubs of- Florida which was held last week at ‘Jackson­ of the Sanford High School. color motif o f blue and gold bolng Mrs. W. L. Henley, chairman of ville. The luncheon was well attended, carried out with calendulas and the department, gave a lovely Ut­ ile talk welcoming'the guests. An about 75 being present. ngcnalumatum. Dancing and cards caused the evening to pasa ell too quckly and Visiting: Musician Is Last Literary Talk at a late hour, novel refreshments To Be Given Friday were served by the houtess assist­ ed by Mrs. Maurice Moses. v The two' lectures on "Literary Those enjoymg the cordial hos­ Rambles" given in the past fort­ pitality of Mrs. Robbins were: night ut the Woman's Club by Miss George Robbins, Leonard Moses, Leah waiters, have been enthu­ of Orlando, Lester Myoni, of New Y'ork; E. Tall,' L. Fenichau, A. siastically received by her cultured Uaffiold, Misses Stella Moses, Ida and representative audiences. Mcltieb, Gertrude Benjamin, Tilly Tomorrow, she presents the Inst Benjamin, Anna Knnner, Esther of the series on historic "Canter­ Laborman of Orlando and Rose bury nnd Chauccr'ft Tales," with its Novack of Tsmptf. . Work Under Way On Big Howey Foot Bridge Across Lake An evening of fun—Charlie Mut Charlie Butler Is nt his best in .inspiring clnss uemonsirniiou wan ler, High School, Thursday night negro dialect* and impersonation. Jan. 21. High School, Thursday night. the piano pupils of Mrs. Finer. Tho various class activities were demonstrated by groups, Mrs. LIBRARY* STORY' HOUR Jones offering 11 prlxe for tho best A story hour of unusual inter­ paper on "Theory", After consid­ est will be held at the library next study, it was decided that Saturday morning, when Miss erable the paper written by George Mil- „ Leah Watters, who has lieen giving du ll was winner. Others having ■ a series of lectures, will illustrate honorable .mention wore Lola g her talk to the children with slides. Brake, Clnrn Bray, Evelyn Ncp*iH The older children, ns well ns the * 5 grown folks arc asked to attend per, Edward Mitchell. in addition to thj- smaller children. The magazine of Florida through the Junior Class Tin- program will begin at 10 y'dnek. uf S. H. S. Campaign begins Jail. 22, and con­ JUVENILE DRINK KANSAS CITY, Jaji. 21.—< Judge Dew has charged the < ty grand jury to Investigate di school age. THE DAY IN WASHIN House debates naval bill." court issuo again before f Judge Anderson and alui Inquiry contlnuea. Senate committee hearing railroad consolidation opens. Secretary Wilbur testifies b< House Military Commission.' J See Charlie Batter at the HI School Thursday night VALDEZ HOTEL A m S N i P lu ■ a*ford*s L m I I s i R a ta l w v n r w . wAll.vieu, U u « Kiwanis Expression Contest Recital ^ High School Auditorium Friday Evening January 22nd 8:15 P .M . , Admission 60c at lowest F e’e d Cost, feed .y o u r D a iry Caws ir*\ . > Subscribe for Sunniland tinues through Jan. 26. Charlie Butler, Singer and im personntor at High School Thlira day night. The Junior Clnss will receive hnlf of the price fur each subscription. If you are not called on H APPY C O W FEED This Dairy Feed is produced by Edgar., Morgan Co., who have made careful tests, to make a l\lgh protein, feed that will meet the demands for ready to food dairy rations, Phone Virginia Jinkins—287-J * * . * v Rebecca Stevens—227 early spring lly arranged ®y home of I Wednesday entertained Distributed by ivo tables of Elm and Commercial approach of were the inc symbols. Cessions of founted and t among the ! table mark­ ka J. llArdy. jcjTre among bridge score Robert J. [fruit salad, Is and coffee ►stesa nt the fd game, [absent club f- b. Wood. "Jly Jr., and Club mcmMrs. Grant f J- Hardy, | «nd Mrs. 217-W RESIDENCE TELEPHONE; MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR 9 Savings Await Spring goods are arriving daily and are selling at great ly reduced prices during the .. . 2 days—Friday and Saturday—2 days * $2.95 yard heavy silk crepes,, satins and prints. All new fall silks. Values up to $4.50 yard. Sale price fo r these two days— who lived! seventeenth • trst vacuum $ 6 .0 ( 1 t o 1 2 . 0 0 !*t entertain. ■Lnarlif But- « ‘ bo High Trousers and Knickers Jum Ilka itoth*>ur traaarT MaUinson Silks New arrivals in the light. Spring styles. These all wool suits come at tho op­ portune time for the man w h o , likes to look hfe‘ best. Priced now at Ju sfa m ved ! These trousers and knick­ ers are fashioned of all wool fabrics and display the latest in odd trousers and knickers— f One table of MUlinaon Vclvdt Brocade, But­ terfly Voiles, Satins, brocades, some worth up to $12,00 per yard. Salo price— HUNDREDS HAVE ARRIVED since the opening of our sale and all are be­ ing placed on sole to’ the public during this sale. Snappy Btyles that embody the beat for Spring are found in theso models of good quality silk materials. Como in and you will be convinced and “ Colored Velvet/1 1 Black. $3.75 to $4.00 v r *n v-’l- •**$*)' buy during this sale— iprtna and ■Lai- —-a One big table 40-lnch wider assorted colors ill crepes, wash silks and satins— / Sfr’ fv �p™ 017 *«• U flon Missionary So* whose direct auspices rrs has been can-yin ■work in ChrUtianixin* iM.case of disputed chili] t,y iooa of mother and fosU.r. ** r5Ti8t-crrd b* concealed nmpicturc Man squad were awarded their numerals in chapel, hr l>r. A. A. Murphee, president o f the univer­ sity. ■ -■ T>-; T h is 'b a tradition at the Uni; varsity o f Florida which U not known to.the larger‘ inatitntiona. ‘ The post year was V rfuceesafol one for the “ Rat* gridmrn. The aqond played si* *»m ert wjnnfhg five-and tying one. The Univer­ sity* o f G ecrg ia V firxt year men were ab)a?*o t ie ’ Cohch Warren Cowefl'e Baby Gators. The following men oh the Bahy Gator sqttad •received ‘ the *29 nu- freshman team was made. 1 cr ha* served two year* as a ant .manager of the Flush squad.. |Io will be a senior next year. , Thristian -influence among: thu oongr people Dl Japan. ' ■ Upon her return to America to will jipcnd eome time a t the oroc o f Miss Mary, Leonard in Winter Park and is expected to ire a series o f lectures on her ork in Japan. •'•> *• - • CAN] Special attention Parties, recopi and weddim S IX R 9 OM8 AND JJATH— LARGE LOT ** ' •■ • *iir *•‘ WILL SELL FURNISHED OR .UNFURNISHED I The old familiar lnj;:ncticr, "Sfopl iLookl s n d 'L iitcur is one of the Imost .Important ■in modern life, par! tfcuifrij- |a fodtatry. E « what asIsuraocc b •there that . when a man listens fie wiU be able to bear7 T ots P O S T E R ’S h q r ' r ; ■— Factory 308 W. Central HeUil Store 15 E. Cwti Orlando, Florida EASY TE RM S— :— ;• Address H o* 18, |Icrald . Bonvillc, as manager o f the, 1926 rnpic, ^and ihq-c has Tfce~Ta lb« examination of etm ploytcs hr factories’ami Industrial or^ A neW instrument, known as the mtkliomtief,\tubptkt the need, and U the means Of examination which will give new significance to the word ‘TListtiir The audiometer, mad* • 'hearing of matry Individuals in a shdrt |time. jOiCrc is a constant standard . of measurement anti comparison, so tWhat guesswork is completely eliml. nated and the quality and'acuity, of hearing dre definitely known. • ! .The ^essential function of this 'eudiometer is to supply through a , telephone receiver a- single.complex l: (loo* dAtoring ,ihe pitch range of Above; Testing tbs hearing o f employ Below: The apparatus that makes.the speech. The intensity Is adju-table in ftepi.‘ Tiie individual "bring ex­ amined maintains pressure.'upon a signal'.button so long as he can' hear; a* soon as he licars nofftlng he.releases the pressure. .'Thus’jhc instrument definestiJearly thcjimlfxtioni of his auditory sense, ‘dud the * .v test can be. checked and re-chcckM as many times, as desired. In the field'd industry, "here hear* Jng is frequently of vital importance. Jfie simplicity and accuracy of (Cstirg by ihc audiometer have gmat signifC canee. The relationship with bod gpfety and efficiency is direct. Florida /ium the Buffalo Chanth-' . The anthracite'strike! in Shamocr. which..forwarded the writcr’u kin, IVnnsylyntiia meant nothing letter to J^knonvillc. .t to ft manufacturer of that city who Ip Ilnwlail, Japan, and China, *mr»icdiatcly nank a .-ehaft in hi* senwectls nfm any kjnds ure 'eaten back yard, striking o liard poolveiii relish. :.V . ' . which* he worked. FIR ST STREET EXTENSION tf r ■* i •• t . -<m ■>. - fo o t, at Lota 13 and 14, Block L, at ' $175.00 M A ttV A N IA A Lots 1 and 2 in Block 1 fa cin g Seminole Boulevard. Very desirable for residence or apartment house sites, and priced below the market. 1 have recently opened my office and warehouse at the old Carter Lumber Company site. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. % , nestr JTid .t iffjt«u . rIn uso for 65 >**m for rheun neuralgia, luihbuk> tkun,' *cintlca \ REALTORS 2 10 East First Street Phone 708-709 ha'dk'a'uh tt ] now have on hand, and will handle in I a complete supply of builder’s materials such RRICKS-SAND U M E —CEMENT ROCK—PLASTER The Coach has Long been qo knowledgedthcMWorld’»Gre»t' est Buy”, becaufe o f its utility, performance and value. Now among luxurious cars, the beauand the Sedan ^ h e C oach T h e Brougham "-7 7-Pass. Sedan - ' F lig h t and T om Eatr rivalled position among lux­ urious ears. They havc all-the distinction of finest custom built cars, with a .‘price advantage These cars may b e pur for a low first payment cODvenient terms on* bah tnrr 4 • __ _<•• ‘ M Tm ^ ^ In ten years of value leadership, Hudson Super«Six perform anpe, quality aqd jprlce advaoa g fe h aye never I :n so oqtstanding as today. �HERALftTH ortant Tasks Jncknonvtfl Charlotte, W. B. W, Dickson, 1 hail, Scoiii Additional Society F o rm t‘ Like. • \ Mr. and Mr*. C, 8. Pone, OrInndo; Mr. and Mm. C. F. Write, Mr.j Dunn, Mrs, Boyer, Morris Scniselber, Dayton*} L. Robinson, “ • Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 0 Orion, Mr. and lira. J. (%-Klrtg, [elm Roach; Mr. and Mr*. C. S. Rich, Ht. Augustine; A. S, Hen­ derson, Dayton*} Paul, R. Forbear Snnroru; Miss A. Wright, Sanford; J. K. Emery, Bar Harbor. Me.; Miss Sarah Hall, Orlando; Robert Richardson, Now York; W. J, Dal* - Russell .IWilson, Philadelphia; C C,- Kuna. Phlla(blphla; M. II. Whttner, iSr.nford; •1. C. Jlutchinson. Sanford; F. A. Stagg, J. M. Nesi'in, WinstonSalem, N. C.; F. J. Kelly and party of Orlando; Me. and Mr*. George Bates. Altamonte*, R. W. Deane, Snnford: John S. Smith, New York; Chester Davis, N. T. Miller, Lake 'Aorth; J. A. Rostan, Lake Worth; ft. L. Kiri:, U ks Worth: E. C. Da­ vis, Lake Worth; JL B. Collum, l^ike Worth; Father M. C. Celsey, Snnfonl; F. W. Long and party of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. J. Corneli­ us Snnerburn, Roselle, N. Y.; Mr. nnd Mrs, II. H. Wright, Richmond, GRAPEVILLE UPSALA Valdea S. A. Hays. Parkersburg, W. V*,; John A. Smith, New York; R. 0. Dugsell, Lakelandf W. C. Lengenfolttr, Jacksonville; James A. Mor*. ns. Jacksonville; W. Wv Thomp­ son, Mismt; O. C. Scharff and wire, Cincinnati; F. W. Stanley, Jack.'jnville; F. W. Kuhlmnn, At­ lanta; D. H. Lavenne and wife, Now Haven; J. V. Tarver, Atlanta; W. N. Walton, Palatka; R. N. Mr. and MW. A'lalro*. Dtftleson of t Palatka, on Dee. 30. * u ’alatka; Mr, nnd Mrs.'!!. Ingle. Pensacola; Mr. arid Mrs. j . D. Penton, Pensacola; Mr. and Mr*. A. Davis; Prnsucoln; Z. Hill, A. EnUrkgln, J. A. Fcttner, McDon­ ald, R. Johnson, Smith and Blackwell, Pensacola; Miss Elizabeth Neirnan, Jacksonville; L. Pad­ gett, Palatka; Bert n, Kotureau, Snvnnnnh, Oa.; F. J.' Mnronry; ~ ~ v'1 - Mrs Ballinger was . in Snnfonl a rhdrt whilS Jatnrday enlling to 553 Mra., V, C. Ollier. i g f* . Vnlio Williams and Mrs. Mr. nnd-Mrs. John Swnhson of Wfttmd Pierson wort recent vui-l '■ ; Lake Mary attended tho syrvu-e o f■ tor? at ihu Swansons. — --- -j. 9 ‘* ■Rev. Clark, whose text tiros *For Eric Lutidqulst took diniier Sun Mo to Liv* la Christ". Mrs. Nylund accompa;t!iJ Mr. day with the Balpllngcrs. and Mrs. Swanson. Mrs. LundquUt and Mr. and Mrs. Friends here were plenscd tn, E. W. I.undquist and children spent lpnrn that a little son wu* born to Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs, . f\ G. l.undquirt, it being Russel's Edward R*»i*s, .Memphis; Mr. and eleventh birthday. Mrs, Jones, Tampa: Walter Gould, Tampa; E. F, Marker, Tampa; C. New*'from Spain Heavy damr '. E. Mr Lean, JoYaonrillc; T, T. ago done by *tnrm. Renl wind j Woltch, Jacksonville; N. O. Par­ rish Ualnbrldge; Mr. and Mrs. H. storm, not just u bull fighter bragF. Clarke, Miami. glng, romen «n:cod-windwith the Btury that jd out and assembling f o f sork •jr, fof « - employed iking the tr lircs of I” ii qot a are actuiitable for 100 worth In mak- Forming local cable was opee considered strictly a mr.n's job. Th * iwitcflgirl above is expert at this, operation filainents, Belowt Assembling desk telephones -sixteenth ;e human kte that it inch to .0027 inch, Sometimes the or­ lall.'Ig. Now they not only n|icral< ugni lying der reads that the mica must be sepa­ drill (irrces and punch presses, hi.) rated into layers not less than .0008 various oilier ni.icliitics that retiiiirr Hue people inch rxir more than .0012 inch thick. trained hands and feet Jhen tlirr. Hi|urrrit ilr- Of courir, no one could estimate such arc j.Jis uhirli relate to wiring due Ks. but nidi dimensions by eye; only sensitive circuits, on which sonic nf tlic womei lie apparatus g'anjtes are aide to adtieve sucli ac­ liaee leamid tn real liltu prints and tr and tar less curacy. do this interesting work rapidly 'aut I in our fnIt is perhaps, natural that there surrectly. p to use die wotifd be the must opportunities for Imctrr and women in manufacturing' and - ihr which they largest rumlier ol them work there. from data .Some of die wopun.- sucli as .those engaged in- welduig. ptatfttuuCcontacts p i mamifac- which enter into telephones, have ponof mica to limits as to is given an WK .11015 to tail on, and [II she is perut like .0021 While the women tn ihrse brancliei have demonstrated th.ir incdsaiiicai ability, tlipse- in the rlerical hranchci have ni.iipuitfrd ' tlitir pl.iec in -tin •prepress oLuhc-wiaf*-,a*M*»,^ wuinen The gin,st would not walk with such .regularity and promptness escept.fot •lir girls skilled in iiperatin?; cotnptonii it r atid odtlrcssograpli nnrhiiiec and one would hate to imagine how long the inventory period would last if it wete not for women sprrtl-artists on comptometer* and tvri-nrti<-f« Onnd*i Co., left Wednesday evening for New York- where he will buy ■j spring stock for his Smifuril nnd IteLarid triort-.-,. M. Kronen, o f Kronen'* Apparel Shop, will leave on Sunday for “New York and other Eastern Mar­ tt Munrno ket* to purchase xprinK and sum­ Joyce, are mer merchandise for his store. f home at Mr* .A. B. Peterson left on kvenue. • Thursday afternoon for Jncksonvillo where she will spend Bovcrnl ( 1, 1 . ’ f' w*lb bw uncle and aunt, Mr. t , I " n(l Mr«obm W. Simms at their ,»'nj j ,lome h |R Uvcrplde< ^n fon l Dry A funny old bird r the pelican . . . ” lah stucco bungalow in San Lanta wwl i» Block 16 Tier And lfith St. $100. c- Easy terms. Idck 8, San L:uit ;i; j clearing prior ,to the filling in o f MIAMI have, in spite o f unusual conditions, more than kept faith with the buying public—the fa ct that this is not just talk but is evidenced in the tremendous resale record made b y our organization o f over $18,575,000, to say noth-* ing o f the resales that have b t e i made in the of-doors. ■ rooms; *ifr * Avenue; easy terms, Shores Causeway— the commencement o f the A fter all, merely making money does not amo lint to much. It is nothing more or less than an incident in the program o f improving properties so that those who wish to come to this land o f palms and sunshine may be able to enjoy the best possible environment out- M m Julius Stryker o f Lnnsilale, Pa., who has been visiting her mother Mr*. Mary Higgins, and siKter Mrs. Ralph W'ight, at their home in Rose Court for the past vveek, has gone to Tampa for a Ihort visit with her sister Mrs. Luciu* McLeod. Auction the beginning o f construction o f the Miami SHORES ISLAND—the knowledge that we Mr. and Mr*. H. C. Phillips, Mi*s [rod to St. ; MarlOn Phillips, Ml*« Ellen Hoy y where he, and Mr. Draa formed a congenial location of party motoring to Orlando on I of thim I)|. [ Wednesday evening. E . Mr. and Sirs. E. H. Armor nnd f rd White ' niall son o f Greensboro, Ga., will rd to arrive arrive in Sanford on Thursday, and ' amkwili be be^he guestp o f Mr. and Mrs. Phillip, W. L. Henley at their home on iue. i Celery Avenue. ' ■■ AND W H A T a thrill there is in playing /Li the gAfne here in the Greater MfaVhi dis^ ti ict— what a satisfaction in accom p­ lishment in the creation o f ultra desirable res­ idential, apartment and business properties-— what a satisfaction in knowing that folks who bought from you have had the privilege o f selling at a profit, not only once, but some o f them two or three times within a year, as has been the case in MIAMI SHORES! T hese solemn, long-billed birds, sailing majestically over Ifud and bay •. . . scattered'' pell-mell, along Vhc sh orej. . . Ii6«f many true fish stories could they tell! C om e and aec tlltfni f o r y p t ir s c lf-c -a t C o r a l G*b!o6l WJiefc the mar­ velous bird and flower life o f America's only tropics provides an endless spec­ tacle o f delight. Wberc pleasures and synny ivalt you; Come ■in us give you further Cos s i Sanfor various brokerage houses in Miami. At MIAMI SHORES, we take pardonable pride in pointing to the remarkable progress that has been accomplished in spite o f embar­ go conditions*during the past twelve months —the miles o f sidewalks and curbing— the miles o f water mains—the great number o f homes completed and being completed—the apartments and the new hotels now under way__the progress being made upon the bulk­ head' along the shoreland o f Biscayne Bay— In other words, the buying public know that* this organization has proven tobe as much at their bought service fjp f JL - mm* n n n ^ they MIAMI 1I *\ J. I 1* 1 *1#1 4' W e believe that our great responsibility comes when*oiir clients purchase, and we propose to accept that responsibility in as active a w qy _____ : ________ ‘ ii. _______ „4in this*coming year as it has i_____ beeni-i, in" the \yhen you b u y property at MIA1 organization is u t youl* service at J after SHORES property jas before they bought i t SfV• * £3A f b rt <1 J#jrf • The ladies who aye interested in j the work of the Dflre** Club, are e record �■V*" V.i-/ . ,i* *♦* V * ’V7 . : J ! :• G R E A T E S T IN D E M A N D another DAVIS ISLAN D S on the Ocean 1 1 L_ ESf sT-'P**'1 T h e last of Davis Shores went- on sale Wednesday. This sale of the L A S T O F D A V IS S H O R E S pre- O n e day’s selling resulted in the amazing total mention­ sents the final opportunity to purchase the wonderful ed above. This breaks all previous records and estab­ property direct from the developers at original prices— lishes Davis Shores as the fastest-selling, most sought prices that average $100 to $200 a front foot for prop­ property in.Florida. ; erty located within a few hundred feet of other St. Property in such great demand is the kind of property Augustine property at $1,000 to $3,000 a front foot. that shoWfc the greatest re-sales values and brings the It is now biggest profits to owners. Shores will be completely sold out. Those who want ; ' i 1»*/ ( , Many of those w ho bought - i« a matter of only a few days when Davis in the first unit of Davis Shores made as high as $4,000 to share in its great, advantageous future may still be afld $5,000 on their lots in a few days. fortunate enough to do so if they visit Others have our nearest office D o n ’t W ait Till The “ SOLD O U T ” Advertisement App ole County, Lake County, v �ID H E R A L D . T H l prohibition lum ________ Sfofr their and continuing to follow nrodufy c,7* -~r: f oT*St. Louis*' twenty-one ‘ - plants -ilanta are lam turning outi nonlowing ing m IIntoxicating bertmi*®. moatly on a .mall scale, one Is under padlock ! for violating the Volstead act, throe the cellars of oho brewery, how- a s is r e?Kssrd ihc Mushrooms bloom In the Styelan vaults of a Louisville plant. Where once cn iym e strived u> change molt and hops Into a tonic br? w; 1?r? , !tlc *“ "** now bring substantial income to the owner through their delectable delicacy. .‘ ^'“ -Jbirds “ f Indiana’s brewing Many Who Have Decided To establishment* have undergone conTruth About Florida' Life North And Spread Straight Re Residents To Go Back i | Used For Flour Mill A r e a ls The extensive plants of tho K*n^ gas City breweries have been sold. * wt One unit Is now a flour mill, one IS JNOW ’ n chemical plant, one a bakery and O L rtoQ »'tw o are used by Ice companies. O n o e o , The on|y bther |ar(ro brewery at ill I d l f i Kansas City, the Muehlebach, U turning out near beer. „ St. Joseph had two large brewcries and soveral small ones when * l.h? the Volstead act w ent‘ Into effect. !8C flv npr Thc Bmn!1 P,Rntn Wcr* c,08cd im" [ I l i t - « r mediately and tho others sought i i i cSd other «"« *industrial o{bU8,nMS’ untenanted. 4 Idleness shares with trnnsformatlons Into -— into creameries, produce houses and corenl drink plants in Iowa breweries. " 1 "* Little metamorphosis has been evidenced In Minnesota, where tho active breweries of today arc used to manufacture milder beverages. Of the two existing Oklahoma territorial brewing plants, one was romndo into an ice plant, and the other abandoned. A single brew comes out of . Such breweries in Kentucky ns still are in operation have been converted principally to soft drink fac- dance^tcps Is you°can’t tel tories and cold storage plants. In Uancers-ore drunk or aohci about Florida and wlien truth ! by one tli«y know intimately they discount for nil time tho sto­ ries o f anti-Florida propagandists. One of.these Florida ambassa­ dors is E, J. Geittmnn, formerly of Kenosha. Wisconsin. Mr. Gelttman qame to Florida three months ago and settled In Inverness. He returned to Kenosha two arc three weeks ago on business and having been president of ths. Kenosha Ro­ tary Club waa Induced to tell tha organisation something about Flor­ ida. James Baley, o f fit* Petersburg, a member of tha State Chamber, has forwarded to its headquarters a clipping from the Kenosha Tele- JACKSONVILLE.. Jan. 21 Florida’s best friends, declares the Florida State Chamber of Com­ merce, are those newcomers who mvo come to the vtnte to reside permanently and who return to heir former homes In the north temporarily to close their business aflairs. The folks back in the old home Invariably ask for the real ■vn tho RoUrians * plcture or Florida they could not h a v e ob­ tained In any other way short of visiting the state. ■' . "It would be ridkulous toJtry to stop the develo'pment o f Florida now ea It would have been^to try to stop the development of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin or a score of . other states fifty or a hundred years ngo," he sold among other things. Mr. Gelttman con­ cluded by stating that Florida would continue to develop jso long as tthe business o f tho United States continued. ECZEMA, RINGWORM CURED UUICKLY BY L1CARB0 570 feet on W est First, running 350 KILLS INFECTION feet deep to Commercial. Can actual­ SOLO BY ALL nnUOCISTS ly deliver as a whole fo r $132,525.00. lias fou r splendid modern homes on ains wlth oxtening coils and lain Idle in Lwhere suithot been np[nt of their is accounted [rertiblHty. 'felghteen chUdren ran do r) nt one time in a huge donkey-] rd cart that was given, r a n babies of the Willcsdon Guard Home at the Park Royal IIo*| England. Ho Dem onstration can revea a ll of BU IC K Excellence SKIN IRRITATIONS Takes cash only $33,131.25. Property rs have been ’or making have leased ividod their itorngo scc- In tionstantlrtoplo there aro few, if any, traffic laws. The turtlvu motorist goes through town nt forty miles an hour, passing street cars on either side, careening around corners and violating every safety rule. Ing, .topping, narking, driv S B H S S E K d S «n d .h e Dulck “ T rip le hv* ouJutY • Scaled” engine will protect with the very fine... * But demonstration wUt tell onlvpartofthe Bulck .tory, du,r>r’ ro*d*' And It f ^ t e v e n hint o f the mental **** , ‘I* *n d ,o u »h o u M L n o w .U n fit. Most attractive block East o f Stone Bridge. Quick, Courteous Service Remember A detnonatratlon cannot •how y o u the enduring the comer.” everywhere In America. We Strive to make n Friend of Each Patron by selling him Only the Very, Best in Automotive Accessories, 1st and Elm •DUICK M O T O R C O .. FLINT, M ICHIGAN, IX rlil«i e< CnwnU M e W CertWWke g jj ^ s Phone 120 Jhone 447-W 5 Building Btntr Pilrh SU CylhiJtr V ilw In-11m J M . r ran ra ngt In p r lc /ram « 112S !• * 199S, f . b. linkb faelttlt*. Among lS» Hukk o f . " • nJd<urdmnJ/I. ih.rallomiXnl will n u l ytmr i t lira* u it n lr . mrrtTR a u t o m <v Ann nuiLT. r/JtCK w i l l b u i l d Titrvt. > . w hen Dili s SANFORD BUICK! COMPANY Magnolia Avenue K A R L J. S C H U L T Z BEAL ESTATE— INVESTMENTS Phone 714 . 606*607 First National Bank Building * ' l W .’ F. Jtof/BORN, Sales M a n a g e r. ale on beautiful Lake Charrri only one mile from (»this is a w onderful orange grove subdivision ac■ ie to Lake Charm with one beautiful lot facing this ■itul lake, which will soon have a hard surface road, p n d money is now available. . *,».« ; J*. * t• \ ■' '■ f h a v e twenty-year-old bearing orange trees, tangerine and grape fruit trees. pdale faces on the hard surface road from Geneva to P ° and is just outside o f the city limits of Oviedp re “ »«gs are happening. consider this the best subdivision that we have of: this season dnd we know that here is a chance for iome seeker as well as the investor to make some and quick money. ^ ,| '■% •4.J$ the Belter Buick. a SERVICE. WITH A SMILE!g ■’* .$ SERVICE WITH A SMILE ■ Fellows Service Station i m I (£ . jg 'V X - -4’ "* vg •*•,L ii>m ! 1-lV^ •f •8: One-third Cash, Balance in 6 and 12 Months. 1 l” ? be given a absolutely Free band CONCERT Cfl bow wonderful a :tte C0ti teste till you Prince Albert. Boy, he real, blown-in*the:co. It has no second ’double*-” Just prove in or a toppy red bag ?ut a pinch in a pap« And . . . the reel thrill come* when you connect with e match. How cool it smokes! How fragrant it is! How friendly! P. A . can’t bite your tongue or parch your throgt. The Prince Albert process says “ N o !” to that with a cap­ ital N . Try this better cigarette tobacco. And if you aometimea get a hankering for « ifcmg tthe oM jimmy-pip. with �r r r s * * ->** i r ,<~ jg W M B B H B a M B B W B M >*v> /- **»'»*< * **>H A fortnight qf intej^ive^eplratipn h ^ r e a c b ^ i ^ . h ^ h t / Three v^rkii^^days until til Sanfor Sanford Manor shall be opened to the public. What will ninety, highly specialized men equipped with the most modern machinery, accomplish in these three days? * .A ’ ' . v ; . * , ’• • * * , ' 7 ■* ^ T h e improvement work, completely freed from the freight embargo, due to S a n fo r d In™, .SANTOOD tion on th St. John’s River, is progressing at full speed. Every man on the grounds is doine 1%Ai ifOOO hiscapacity arid more are hired daily. Material is plentiful and we are sparing no e x p e n s e to see our plans properly carried out. Coral walks, being laid over the entire nmneru, » MAHOR 3 9 1 revelation in municipal beautification. T h e Manor Entrance, gorgeous thirt five^feet in' height and one hundred feet long, alone is worth a trip to Sanford t l ' i • t I I every foot o f pavement, the erection of every structure; every " " e made UKEMAAY ■ lOHOWOOfc * is carefully superintended b y men w h o are fully cognizant of our requirements^1*^6' ^ single mishap shall mar the presentation of a community which has already becom e an in- I I [Altamonte Spbinoj * t [■ Kaitu ND Hundreds of people have watched our advancement up to the present date. 1Wimto DAt)U ar becoming interested. C om e out today and see what we are doing; then com e out again Morfday, January 25. W hat ninety men can d o in three days will be presented for your inspection. IODIAHDO MAKE THIS PLEASTNT TRIP TO SANFORD MINOR TODAY! W ATCH FOR FURTHER F ^ T S T O ^ R ^ j ghm et j u erim an * ---------- : rss -tv. *-■ V;. /» W ? I■ • ;• y U lil .’fa • ■ \ f A*. ~'v : ■m , Thousands —1- ' • �in circuit court W * found Albert perry, 23, guilty of manslaughter. Berry was on trial fob tnurdcr In connection with the denth of Jake (®V__The first sfjuadrun o fjlix of J S3 sad planca fronv N?rfolk tnP*hi-'- way to the amithoffi ma« 5 i w S » « the f f i S & w r IMS tily « ';(2 V c ’ nA ves'erday ;.f|er.x>on._ Ih c y . pro ; Jeetied to clrcie ov.t Conrleatcn be­ fore alighting.^ j ! 1 ■tin); cast <0 * teauet V r ght arr /iu Xtv ■ jrs nml tunclny i n«i hll>: been cw a it^ '; U ■ t i c state S S ln f of the planes wn.fch w$ro ■ ' . . l them delayed in thdr departure from | that h>1 Hampton Ronds by poor flying ran- J H t steam- dltions. ’ ouncing ■ t rcrvi.'i1 ■ avc v t No mnttcr how great a range th" ; J water. new phonographs have, h kitchen K o , oper■mirtutiun ■ civ York ■ i l feet in t etnatt ■draws 1B ■fully losd■ton vessel ■ space f«r Is built in ■tivi’ Iy new Irgo insur- , i I " B first trip 1th a cargo to Miami, there are a i with shalCircle No;' 6 -of bccausc of i to receive Methodist Church 3 5 ■ : tAhePr„ ^ n d c s Cth s r dhfflr <,tCOn,klIn- P,0pnrcd t0 Withatcml 0,1 cor.inb tdv deitr „ j * C ° lho t,mo of Introduction t-xpen sve" autimnhli or.,c.n(,eret( unsightly the finest and moat l “ , V " 1 4 Heat, Ku". « * * • • * " water, especially found in the Florida m.flr JnhJ . n" bud effect on automobiles finished with LnS m I fj ? 1, th° il is exposed to these elements the S j Z * “"J 0th" *]enicnts ■ ■ COOR FOOD SALE the will hold a Cook Food Sale at The Union D rug I Store Saturday, Jan. j 23, 1926. ’ ‘ mu our piant, un«Jer new management SANFORD LAQUAR SYSTEM W H IT E & GIBSON P R O P R IE T O R S S San Juan Garage " West Firat Street ning January 2^th ®*®®****® ****** *,********■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! TMrboofc ,~ , coro » for Dengue, now Malaria Many oPour orders air iND AU­ D IT O R practically all o f offers quick speci ■■ * ^ is solid investment It Pianist. r 5(h, 8:15 [ Plus tax. Mail' the Coupon TODAY THE CHARLES WILLIAM STORES, Inc., 932 Store* Building, New York City Please send me FREE a copy of your new catalog for Spring utiJ Summer. 1“).. January Address orlable Pullman Busses A re Operated From Sanford to Tampa convince you Curbs, Gutters and. Paving are‘ now being in sta lled in D R E A M W O L D No. 1 �PS WASHINGTON LETTER lr ‘ • By CHARLES P. STEW ART d ln*aJmmu»e fcabaclty at the *1 building Ik an old mart— u«8fl him to bo nt lenxt 75— uwd to be in the saloon bualIn Washington for a great ' years, until Jt went dry. tong his customers of moistcr were numerous public men t bljt -ptesent Job at Capitol when he had to close had hla sprees. v’ VR';* • • ; !;.] “ How much,” I asked, curious to know the views of so experienc­ ed an authority, on the use and abuse of alcohol, “did this states, man you mention consume T” *' ' i / • * ,• • * . ;: I “Oh.” said the veteran, "whin ho was normal he was strietiy temperate, “as I*m telling you! .Except when he was drjnjdng he kept well inside maybe a couple of doicn whiskeys a day. ■ i lute was,?-ha tells me, "when !nt think anything' of tending •tentative* and aenatora homo i my place In hacks, with their | sticking out of the wlndowa. Vo even seen a ptosldent or ■ tilf tif itn » ’ Hut they’d got' to going eas­ ier' by quite a while before the W af." T . .i, •S* ■ H i ; ;;.? I t was then that mixed drinkh tike cocktails, and highballs, nnd gtekeys began cptnlng in." It ' Mm - ARCHITECT Ptrift National Bank Bldg. Hanford. — — Florida fl II I1 1^. ■ ■ tjVi v 1| R* (•reacts! M m N atlooal B eak. J. H. HUTCHINSON nKAL RSTATB tM W » it F irst Rtr«*t Phone «1| JHembsr at SANFORD, f Florida m att more, ■.m.'«< * , - v , . ^ * i " A l l thcHnmo I was glad to sco tho change." Florists Association WL; H A V E THE lH .r, I HUY ACREAGE B U S IN E S S H O M E S V '/loth r 2 7 invariable V(fk[e/Recf! iyl.n TEN D A Y SALE , . TIRES AND TUBE8 m -'- ■j JJ K^Pd already lost n lot of my wwt trade before prohibition. The Old-tlmo kind was what paidiwbere a man downed his drink nt "Now, I^remembed orie custom* I had—a renl statesmen—you'd ow, his name In a minute—who r<\re,pf( entirely, I think it was 1014; f "And it was a good'thing for ho Elton J. Moughtop Y .ik it v lltilil hutldmv j su r e ty o f p r o f it Rines Filling Station ' 1113’ Sanford Avc. Phone 401-J You get a coupon with every dollars purchase good >r aluminum ware. L och Arbor is being made desirable as only the skilled can make it. T o ‘ 1» “ *,*-> *■; 'm ~ ' *V,T*' »•* * . ^'k* ' V\.; ^ v i f ^* 4 -A i- the exotic beauty of tropical Nature is being added the creative genius of (iriclairGas and Oili ■■ > fee the best. It costa m |more and is better for you? motor. •* ■ experts. • •: •'*’ * ‘ . : BUILDERS MATERIAL: GROWERS SUPPLIES j A n atmosphere of stability, engendered' by activity, is the incentive of a 5, 10.15 and 20 acre farina In cultivation. wise investment. Surroundings of indescribable beauty - perpetuafe the Some of above frpntage. quality of desirability. .. f_A • ; $ P . g i , . *», Also property Monroe. Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles , R oofing on • ' ^ * 1I • . 4 , *t V ' m . f r. . * 1 ?t « ■•-*- >■*%**' 'm i ij :f J*0/-Mni|rt< f .' * Here,you wiIl'find every advantage qf ideal Ideation with* environment that ' *■* -’ . V >. • v Re a l t y COMPANY Sewer Pipe ,WE WILL BE GLAD TO ■ i on ' brow n ,j * assure respectability. Large residential lots— really country estates, may ** ' * ** be purchased— with all improvements included in the purchase price. 422 Union Are. SERVE YOU Phong 473-W. Phone 586 ; O U R R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S W IL L B E P L E A S * * ' * ■ 1.—2 B-room flats, with bath, facing East on Myrtle, be* tween 10th and 11th* atreeta, 60x117, double garage. .$10,000, $4,000 caeh. Now leaked to Dec. 1026 at $00 per month. ED T O A C C O M P A N Y Y O U ON Y O U R TO U R . 2.— 100 f t to ISO ft. faiclne East on Sanford Avanue be* tween 10th and 11th Streets! $lfiO per foot. Terms reasonable. O F IN S P E C T IO N O F T H IS D E V E L O P M E N T . mock. IB ^cre celery farm—7 aero* titled— In Eureka HamPrice $10,000. $3,009 CM^- 1 and 2 years on balance. 4.— Lot 60x117. facing ‘Eaat on Sanford Avenue. $12,000. $4,000 caan, 1, 2 apd 3 years. T H E CiOi U N T R Y C L U; B E N T R A N C E S E C T IO N . ‘ J *■ 1ST 4 f */r Price IS N O W O P E N F O R R E S E R V A T IO N , IT IS T O Y O U R A D V A N T A G E T O F A M IL IA R IZ E A Y O U R S E L F W IT H T H IS P R E -E M IN E N T IN­ V E S T M E N T O P P O R T U N IT Y . Sanford Business Property is Your Safest Investment \ % - - e «. 4t i f • ja*' i , Wo offer the following, lint of buAlm»B« proper­ ties hnd recommend ^och as a certain money­ maker. { . ' v .. iUBm A *1^ . . GV . * ' \ • n r _s *■%yg Ar' /V Businesii Block on West First Street in heart of industrial aeclion.9125 per foot. Buslneaa corner two blocks of Poet Office— $500 per fool. •v . *;» liy \' ' ft v --’'I. r \ ” rj-' » i,/,**. ^ f' ' v ;A ( . # ^ UuHinefcH Lot, 75 feet!on new Flret,Street— $475 w r ,/« • « .„ . .. Wc own and control over S800.000 worth of San* ford Business Property. '’i*%ft.-- - J|j r J %*J ‘ L£V* ijr**■:.. ’p-- ^• ■* if,Hi Up‘ *4P! t ■it. S. LONG, M M-*>T' *- tents Office 1?Elephone lvJRST STREET A H b 4 f a H K t\ t i i ■ 1 • • f, �THE SANFO! i f !» * * . at 10 o'clock JJ the Court t v * BW4 Howe », SoofSrt PlorldV f« cIcarlnR ot Ittuht o f \ v » « I »'S rrf> s«J S i3 2 a fiK a \ :ag^M*.riSss? whoi°BnUT. to w»,vrj?n th fl Ur<f obbie 4««crlb ll-h f '^ T c O o r k Ctrm iH C o u rt, a & « s r v 4 % * - 1 * . n *b « « 8 3 J r a & » ““s i\T”*nXnzthf ri«»*1 ►«lJ.oard of County V. E. DOIVII.AR8, htate certified .and did fur fryern b l»«] or early lay, Prepaid , * ’ n , , Her BO too BOO 1( Hr, ft ft h. Leu A i ice bePowell an nfllM. A n1 iS i1* c I’oulde ,frMr r on <* rnr*' caparlty• nand n. derful uuallly of Cl'lrkh' for U n a e i M a r order early, ■ ■ .. ,,V. €- A«0»iUR> llr, 1410 •- Knonvlltr. state SRMINOI.n 6V F ro m it 4. A greater number of the better and more profitable crops of Florida during the la«t thirty years have been made with ID E AL BRANDS. ^ The sen* ices of our Horticulturist; Prof. It. F.-1Floyd and Dr. M. D. Leonard, . Entomolomafc. iptd Plant' Pathologist,. nssocfat«4 with our subsidiary, the Florida AgricultuifliSuppIy Company are at your corhmAnd;. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. rtll’ STV, In v* the rAtiiCo of: Ff^TJCR NY»LAN, . 50 foot frontage on First Street* practically down town. Lot is 11? feet deep. copied. CONSULT OUR SERVICE ORGANIZATION BulMhtg now a t- $050 per front foot, $10,000 cask Bal­ ance 1, 2, 3 and 4 yean. V A LD E Z R EA LTY CO Manufacturei-a of-Ideal ^Fertilizers * y. ’ ,•4 '■ •fi' L - \ Jacksonville, Florida. ’ REALTORS Established Valda Hold Bldg. P h o n e 727 began ic who ten to eighth om i ho otthto {•. — ;VlK at* 3 - T. >s Tin; r o i iiT o r THE COUNTY Jim iiE . ,, 1 ’ 4 "j*V’ i i• (ra|, Th,.uonncl* each tVcd. livery Buuranteed. poultry tnnn not A. n. IS3-- n c BUY AWT ELIZABETH BRYANT ; », 'if GROW BETTER,CROPS AT GREATER PROFIT Heavy MU< , th«, \I, rircnlt of the Rtato pf „ *Anc. *d IJreedn ---- |t 111 |Tn »| rioHd^ at SahfotdKlorlda. or Itfdn A wherever the Court may .bo. for Itocka. n. o> n *n , *f, J /d A .,',nt>vere « IX : t: , ■ S ^ w ffis g K aw*iSRs Rennlfile. practical cathlo*— h> Hld» wiri Board o f (1 Sem in ole -Q •tncrtlnff to An A dihlnlntratrtx o f U * of peter Nolno, d<cea»M. ■ Clerl m BABY. CHICKS •:.*.nisarvrsa NOTICE' Iok hrr aa i t r t h lp W W W tf'*’ n»ted twt the a»ih ?*r «* P*reml>n, A. n, I9*»- v_ ju t,i a t . fiw x n . JANUARY AND FEBRUARY *u«.° Bee. 31, tstsi .Jangt#'ll, 3 1* J** turn, account nlld >Wrttoher* » » nilmlnUlratrlx of the eelntp of Peter rfecrneed, and at, *»M time, J*« «*van- that the Nolen, then and there, make application to ,h" *t"to «*** itna^L lV ■ *’ n' 19t t , prrecnt u>,. the enld J uiIk - for a' final netllecounty siM«lirc of xcmV tneni o f her nitmlnletrhtlon of aalil lp County, Florida, her final re. eM*te. and for an order dlechnrK- * County ^ ^ A s m ip lk id»-» ^ i y N a cP« l*> P * t fir. rrM f (?oi <1ccom«J. In probate, Paul R. Sanford lor. ti­ le. Flor-' How about lettim Us have that listing that you have been holding bpcl le Winter Buying Session? If you would* lyti pk up some real bargains bein prices, we have what you fore another inc want. feat OaB'lorldn. Call 714. Room 8, Gnmcr-Woodruff Bldg. PAU L LAKE Licensed Real Estate Broker Salesman— E. T. MOORE. isified [ablished In Florida •- . . ■ schedule of classi- carries the lowest rate and, 1 service covering When used between 8 : 3 0 listance telephone o’clock at night and 4 : 3 0 [Slate of Florida be- ,.o.’plock in the morning, there is :live January 21st. a* saving of approximately So . . „ ■ , oer cent in most cases over the iified toll service i n - . , , f or jjle same cjass 0f on-to-stalion service, servjcej except that no discount II is made tor a tele- app|je5 j0 night rates where the ,r the name un- ^ rafe is 2Sc or less. " the telephone is listJ particular person is Station-to-station service is Elated; person-to-per- particularly valuable for bust­ le where communica- ness (joncerns who have occaIbe established with a Yion*lo telephone frequently to ‘ person; appointment branch houses or representalere a call is to be es- tives. . [at a specified t i m ' ' y . .. . Irlicular person, and For soclal PurP0« s, thf ow * service where It is niffM r;lte ^or station-to-station to send a m e s s c n J service is very attractive. Boys ty wanted. and ?irIs who are away at school and relatives in other citissified schedule in- jes m ay be called at small cost [port charge which is and at a time when they are to person-to-person most likely to be at home. It is impossible to - ^ ie classified tori service js communication b^to prove popular in Hfcular persons, due Rorit,a i 11"1 as ", l,af , n ?,hcr ans beyond Hie con- Stalcs\ anJ ,he 19cal b,usinasa cominnv office vV in cheerfully furnish further detailed information- to - station service upon request. DAVID LAIRD, Florida Manager “ B ell S ystem ility and Substantiality .r 4* '• .• " . ___•. oO fI •. ►SANFORD is based entirely oil the agricultural district that surrounds the city. The fertility of the soil haabeen proven. Not only the nation but the world knoWs and enjoys the superior products that are grown in the immediate environs of thq cityi *>■■■*■• -t J } “Sanford’s First Industrial Development” Marks the beginning of an equally important industry. To the time of the opening of the AFG Inland Tract the industrial possibilities o f the city were left to make what progress they could unaided and' unassisted. Today every effort being made, to speed the plans that have been made for the erection of plants and warehouses in AFG Industrial Tract that operation will begin in the next ninety days. Such assistance as this is being given only through the efforts of the developers of AFG In­ dustrial Tract. GREAT THINGS ARE PLANNED FOR THE CITY GREATER THINGS ARE PLANNED FOR AFG INDUSTRIAL TRACT. $2400 !£RN B E L L T E L E P H O N E ELEGRAPH C O M PA N Y Potfcy. On* System. ,. V uivut sa l S e rv ice TERMS: Twenty per cent caah and the balance payable In alx semi­ annual payments. • • * v ' *ji t I.AKEFRONT PROPERTY Mde out to Mayfair and see the wonderful Improvement aredge haa made. Lake front lota near the new hotel limited and will bo-limited for aometime., ynong thoae who have l^Ml#Qa<bwho intend to build homes on Seminole of the'ifpW Joiunst t'V are the following: ? I*J T v fc *■ • FotVeat Lake, Elton J. M p ii& 0 u W- C. Hill, Pr •y } O r-*# fai j m LvMonroe Hutton, J. M*tilwn#)MCAlvin Teague IScrugga. -f-JL lA . , WE OFFER^TODAY: . „ I One 67.5 foot frontage on Lake Monroe in Mnfvanin, JJ ® ov« nt $190.00 per front foot.* , w . t ^ D,,e 72.5 foot frontage on Lake Monroe in Mayfair at 25.00 per f r o n t fo n t Y I TMlBBtui - - >M ■ ■ ■ III ( ■ ■ ■ I I - r a o n e . m m m k i k. A Sites can be secured with five percent deposit, closing in thirty days. * \ * «) » ' -LV ■ _ fcue development Offer* excellent ln?Mtl . . 1 •j. \,5T-’ ' ' ,- - c iW( f e l ftta A r; i ♦>> « - ■ - | _ _ •Hiff h~ w • , u Up X • vA | -4- -.it c >• 1 > igj .1 �' r : 'h & isV tim , ^ " •' 'JHIAMr— A •.yacht owner, while falling in Biscayne bay, executed both a “ rare” a* well'ga "pnique" J S S iL W S u S U> the lurface * brown sack which ’contained .- six a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s Nfo-Thj* ege-ofa theory that ■uw rw ooid piit messenger exploded *here K#evth&wgtcrs of. Blscajlnc lledto deter a youth, one o f vlocal teiogra ph iy ,w h o had -a' message to i..ITu» b oy.,a ge 15, given • EUSTIS—Tho .regular, monthly meeting o f members of . the Lake county Press, Association was hol'd here. Business- o f imjch Interest to the newspaper profession was transacted. he. captain o f the yacht B . PALATKA— P a l n t k o's ‘ old “ haunted house," a utructuro which bns long borne tho brunt.-.of Tocka, sllng-shota and whimpered remarks, first, experience at row- has given way to a modem bunga- .tha company said, is in lfn* /or momotlon. r afe?] — J I a• ■ , ‘ TAMPA—-M. H- Sexton, presi­ dent o f thtJNstional Association of lhrofessloni! Leagues, plans to transfer h a . headquarters to Tam­ pa shortly,JhTs atm announced here. rjJQAINEBVlLLE—Southern Col* l(ge, o f Lakeland, has been given tfie opening ,dstc, September 25, on the football schedule of the UnlverMty o f Flarida for 1026, it was an­ nounced by atboletic heads of- the bitter Jnatlifltlon.,. The game will bf pi«yc<jkon thi University com- j . TAMPA—TL L. Davis recently besought the old o f the police in locating hls “ wife’s husband.” Ex­ planations followed find it devel­ oped thnt Davis had become di­ vorced from. Mr$. Davis, and tho latter then married .T. C. Crab­ tree, in Arkansas. Desiring to see her children by Davis, Mrs. Crabtree joined her former hus­ band at Tampa.. Then -Crabtret »ans foselry.had fourtd en [ORRISTO ?£5 and 30 days.il* paildifr ■i hls.wtff, said it' wqpld ’hJlsdel the; money, bu]tbbjectcd- lowed and 15 more u b k * . were brought up. A. search warrant la out for location-of the flftherman. Minmi reports My, {f " j known to her friends itered suit against her ter Randolph L«ldy of LAKELAND—Two youths glvPhiladelphia injr thejr names as IL T, Wallace, grounds,, for ■last October. The of Birmingham, and J. w . Gatell, Aubry, N. Y., were bound over un­ doped to Knoxville. In der f2,000 bond on charges of-rob­ 1020 and then went to Asheville, bing a JoCdl store. Sr AUDITS SYSTEMSft Who ,cari deliver ,and who can bom at Newport, R. L, In August, mervitte, theatre proprietor, and Thomas Ruddy, dance hall operator, Dr. C. Mscfle Campbell, of Bos­ were found guilty « f violation of ton, has foutid that scolding women the "Blue Laws" after being arres­ and- irritable “ flappers" are often ted for doing business on Sunday. suffering; from tofli m uch, thyroid activity. ............ * y . Jacksonville, Ti Organize ^mall Force CENTRAL FLOfRlDAo CAN MAKE AN EXCELLENT CONNECTION IN * pa, Miami, l ch» DaytoJ SAN^OiU) 317-318 First National Bi ’ . . .. Sanford, Florida, T ry S m ith s Barber ADDRESS 100 CA S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT 1 OF THE HERALD work. Nfext to Valdez. MONEY AVAILABLE For First Mortgage I.ojins on Liberal Valuation I Consult us first when in the market for f: A. P. CONNELLY & SONS ispoils A ( m i l • ■■ ’ ■ ‘o w . f ' The Development That is'Really Developing is the 160 ft. (8 lota) on Park Avenue, N. E. corner,! 1th Homes Sell As Fast As Built -ELECTRIC LIGHTS RUNNING W ATER -TELEPHONES The last) of\ the Eastern Lake Section - See This Beauty Spot 510 palmetto Avenue ‘ Phone313*j 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 T h e very fact that Marvania, with all its desirable sailent features is the > * itoitJJi- il i . ikl.V lu. j ' . u f l j ; ; U fT .Ill » T.k I-. »<.-..»} ,,in«irMJVtii'),ni ff|wb iouUu iiflls!/ t» •'feast development of the I. • 4 t® ' '8 *e 8 B *5' ■n ' ;' I T W- 'd l y limits^— isi in i jt ' ' ; ’ *^• i I * j j , ,i itself, sufficient to cause thp immediate and critical investigation of dis' is t : ■ wM { Rr,V‘-M Yi<< '& i. iR,- -.‘ s | ■ P f i v r. * -i S3f». ...Q < • *’ .... -tii • .i \ i\ .. / ■■■_•' / « criminating investors in hjg^ grade Sanford real estate. ' ' m '{ f f ■ .* ' ih *>Y * ' . . ' This magnificent property i$ surrounded by all the great activity o f the e a r s OS U n u s e d H U e s g e entire Sanford district i A guaranteed used F ord'car, purchased from any Authorized Ford Dealer, is a good investment, , \. Ford cars accepted in trade by Authorized Ford Dealers offered us guaranteed used curs are thoroughly re* . conditioned and backed with a liberal guarantee. ) ,. *' s * i . . With the commercial, i ft , |c r j i i * • ' A j Q D n f l g A ■*1 . social and - i' recreational . y centers at its very borders— an ideal site for your permanent home— a , splendid real estate investment that will be bound to rise in the 'near You pan buy a used Ford car from an Authorized Ford ■ Detlfp wjth assurance that it will give you thousands ol miles of good performance. His knowledge of Ford value and his interest In Ford care and Ford owilorg makes him the best man in the community with whom tp deal. A sm air dash payment will get you Immediate delivery of a attairpnteed used Ford. The balance can be paid in small mi monthly payipeRts. And when you are ready to spred a fair trade-in allow ance buy k new car, vc )rd Dealer. J from your Autnoi *i “ IN V E S T M E N T IS O F - l r- tfctroit, Mich. 'D SE C TIO N . S E C U R E ■ \i <ft. i— — a AZ i .9, f 4J Mm >n: 4 >ir t\ i ~ **i **j V �i n —Automftb! Wanted, Female 58— Household G oods 78—Wanted— Roomsr Board 84— H ouses F or WOMEN WANTED: 18 t o lo ho“ Be .to house sampling Mlling. Good pay. Apply Mr. ham, 308 French Ave., 1Q;8Q ■ 85— Lota for Sale FOR SALE: Electric washer. Prac- ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Centraltically new. Address Bo* 14 care ly located, must have hot water TODAY'S BEST BUY Herald. and coipnmleht to bath. State price Phone 387 in communication. Address L. F. G. ANTH for sale that Two new six room Colonial bouses care Sanford Herald. ■ ■ WAITRESSES: Waiters. e CHEVROLET _ while. Two mah Lot In Fort Mellon, on Mellnnlocated among beautiful oak treed, place man apd wife. Wanted at Don-Jon sideboards, tables, chairs, ready for oerunnney January 25tb tille Avenue, far below market X-—Real Estate For Rent Value. Price 12000 with excellent Hotel- Altamonte glass, china eta. Dixie Hig ^ ■ "V ^ O B U O N S 768 Springs, Fla., between Sanford and Orange City, Florence-Maud terms. 74—Apartments and Flats Orlando Also woman as chamborSanford Automobile Co. Prices and terms very reasonable. 206 Magnolia Ave, Phone' 137 mald, and also man in kitclfen, only ANTIQUE .mahogany four poster Rose Court lot—one of best buys FOR R e n t —Three rooms white help employed. Call or write bed, complete with box spring (n the beautiful addition for $2700. A. P. CONNELLY * SONS. sleeping porch, furnished, Geo. E. Bates and Sons. 1 3 —Automobilea for Hire and hair mattress. Posts eight Terms. Cor. Second and Magnolia foot tall. Over one hundred years rage, electric lighta, d ty water, a u t o s f o r h ir e YOUNG LADY to care for 1 ye»r old. A. D. Van Dyke’, City. corner 7th Street,and Bay Street, •80 acres close In, excellent for old baby and aaslzt with house EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day near Forrest lake Hotel. subdividing purposes, going 1MW at FOR SALE—Good drop head sew­ •7™ j*? wuntry near town. Give *500 per acre. ing machine for fl&OO. Call at NICE CLEAN apartment. 804 W. full details. P. 0. Box 670, San6th Street. Mrs. Brown's filling station,’ S miles west SanfonL . - REED A SON8 81—Wanted—To Rent WANTED: Two experienced McCALL k FOX You Drive It. resBes. No others need apply. Bell Sanford Stove k Furniture Co. REALTORS W. Myrtle and 2nd St. at B. R. Cafe, 1st and Park Avenue. WANTED: Modern B or 6 room 821 E. First 8 t PHONE 745. furnished houso or apartment. We carry a full tine. LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON WANTED: Saleslady who underOur prices are right Cash or Can give references. Reply Mrs. Edward Higgins, Inc. C. H. J. care Herald. terms. We want your bualnees Commercial k Palmetto. Phone 831 CORNER LOT Aw,ly “ at Magnolia and Hughey XI— Real Estate For Sale 60— Machine^ and Tools NASH 50 lots Lake Onoro—$1100.00 83— Help Wanted—Male |2800 Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine These 240 feet deep. 82—Business Property 8500 Cash. Balance to, suit. ONE FIVE horsepow er kerosene 208 W. First St. ' Phone i a . 50 loU Silver Lake—*1500.00.— TWENTY colored laborers at Os engine and saw, also'one two These 400 deep.. , *1500 GETS EQUIPPED STORE MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS LOTS j,*?e,n* como ready for work. Sub­ ower gas engine. M. E. Smith, Most Beautiful Lakeside HoraeON MAIN TOURIST HIGHWAY 60x145 FU. Red Co., R. A. Williams, Hi division work, ask for Mr. Wool, louto A, Box 213. altes In the County only 1000 feet Going business making money, These lots are located on 208 W- First St. Phone 0 worth at Barber Shop. from city limits. Terms very at­ comfortable living quarters, at­ Hughey Street and are offered 61— Miscellaneous tractive. t WANTED six good plasterers. See tractive Rtore, garage, nice orch­ for quick sale at *1700 each. DIANA Remember all the developments |500 Cash. Balance Terms. FOR SALE: Savage 303 rifle. Lev­ ard and garden plot Including — Diana S ain and Service Jack Coiling or phone 323-W. for the Spring are on the Eastern er action, nearly new. *20. 2401 groceries, oil gns, furniture, etc. f. First St. Phone 617 aide of Sanford Ave., and these two 35—Salesmen and Agents HIGHLAND STREET LOTS Only *4,500 with *1,600 needed. Palmetto. S. Q. PORTER. Mgr. lake-sides are not surpassed in ’ 60x164 Herman Oorrlngton, 404 First beauty by anything at all. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN A CHEAP second hand velocipede Natl. Bank Hldg., Sanford, Fin. 16—Service Statlons^Rcpoir Between Elm and French ■ • i WE DESIRE to secure the servi for n five-year-old child. Box 2000 cash. Balance 8100 In U0 CITY REALTY CO. ces of 2 high-class salesmen 30, Sanford Herald. 83— Farms and Lund for Sale days. Phone 120 7 Ball Building who know how to sell real estate, -1 . . CELERY FARM8 not merelv order takers. If you nre 6&*-Musical Instruments HIGHLAND STREET LOTS HAVE YOUR. CAR Three acres, all tiled, houso and a real salesman and desire a po­ 63x154 Washed. One block of lota’ near Silver FOR SALE: Second hand piano, garage, *5,000. Cash. sition.apply at our office, Sp6 First Between Oak and Elm Polished Lake at *300 per lot. Terms can Call 3211. 4% here*, all tiled, fronting Dix­ Natl. Bank Bldg., Satifonl, Fla. 22250 and bo had. ie Highway, modern home, *10,000. White Realty Co. $1000 Gash. Balance Terms. GreaScd •■£ 15 acres near Lake Mary. 64—ScedB, PJunta, Fertilizers Half cash. Balance 1 and 2 years. 1 acre muck land, rest Is good for <41 acres, all tiled. House and barn. *1500 CASH *1iVe G iv e^ lg h t Service FOR SALE: Meaich green and me *0,500. *3,500 cash. Balance *600 jranges, etc. *4,500. Terms. 36— Situations Wanted— will purchase most desirable PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY rich special celery plants. *1.0( per year. HAGAN REALTY CO. Female corner lot on Northwest corner Oak Avenue * per thousand. F. F. Dutton & Co. 108 E. 2nd Street. Phone 638 JAS A. JOHNSON of Elm and Highland. 112 W. First Street EXPERIENCED Stenographer de *2850 FOR SALE: Four lota in Plnccrast WIGHTS?—Threo stations. Mag­ sires position. 404 Myrtle Ave­ CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu on Park Avenue *300.00 each. lus now ready. 26c per dozen 84— Houses for Snlo nolia and Second, First and Elm, nue. 3 CORNER LOTS 1-4 down, balance terms.- Box A, Phone 40-W. Mrs. L. II. Jones. Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. at Oak Hill. Two of these lots care Herald. 37—Situations Wanted—Male STEWART THE FLORIST' \ JUST COMPLETED a new modern Expert service. * face on Geneva Avenue. $2600 6 room hnune, good location on Flowers for all occasions, for the 3 lots. *800 cash. Bal­ corner lot. Price *6000. Exception­ WANTED: A position as concrete OPEN ALL NIGHT 814 Myrtle. Phone 200-W. ance terms. ally easy terms. Phone 738, 1 worker and finish man. Address Wrecker Service Day and Night G. W. care Herald. 24 Hours Storage 65— Specials at the Stores 2 BARGAINS NEW FIVE room house, large TWO LOTS ON CORNER WALKER k LEWIS GARAGE rooms and well arranged, good Oak and Franklin, having YOUNG MAN, 18, high Bchooi Sanford Ave. A End Street . 50x117 lot between 12 and 13th shade trees. Has lights and water, frontage on Oak Avenue of 112 graduate, desires position. Can Phone 60 Streets on Magnolia Ave. etc. Price *5000, easy terms. Phone feet and depth of 160 feet. . 1 drive car or truck. Box W. B. care ! ’ * *? 738. *4000 . Sanford Hprald. Ill—Business Service Evans Terrace lot with orange *1200 Cash. Balance Terms. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE and large oak trees on some. V— Financial 18— Business Service Offered OAK AVENUE LOT PROPERALLY EQUIPPED House: 4 room, bath new, mod­ BOOTH AND GIBBS 38—Business Opportunities facing Young’s Development FOR GOLF TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing, 117 Magnolia Avenue* ern Improvement, Sanford Ave­ offered for quick sale at • / disking and street grading. nue. *1,500.00. *1850 \ OSTEEN With McGregor Golf Clubs. Let us do your subdivision. M. M. Six room house, bath, screen with only *400 cash. Needs a commercial hotel. If Lord, Route A, Bog 8,16.._________ porch,, all modem improve­ you want to moke money get . BALL HARDWARE CHOICE RESIDENTIAL lots ments, Palmetto Ave. palm etto aven u e lot * in with some substantial local * Phone 8 WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing ^ from *760 up on very easy terms. Five room house, bath, all 51x120 Engraving, Embossing, See ur people op n ground floor basis. In-' We have lots In all sections of flibdcm 'improvements, located 1next to corner of Martin street first We do ;it. Phono 417-W vcstlgate, Osteen R«ilty . Co., Pu-f fowl. Phono 738. on Sanford Ave., facing east, $2500 R. R. Avc.-Commcrcial St. * leston-Brumley Bldg. Sanford. *5,000.00. *4000 cash. Balance 1 and 2 87— Acorago for Sale Loti In Fort Mellon. years. 19— Btiildingf^Gontracting VJI— Livestock , s Lot 8. *2,000.00; Lot 01. <5.WE HAVE some beautiful Lake 000.00; I,ot 11 on Mcllonvillc PALMETTO AVENUE LOT front property in tracts from 10 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. ' ' schrol! Avenue *1,006.00. , 48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicly; G6—Wanted—To Buy 66x160. acres up. Call on us for unything Successors to Gillon & l’ lutt itnunds. Rose Court Next to corner of Katie Street you want in acreage. Phone 738, 110 Magnolia. Everything elec­ *. J. I). Lot 47. *3,000.00; Lot 77, *2,SNAP BEANS, squash, cejcry, *aoook : trical. Phono 422, Elcctruglth und re026.00; Lot 70, *2,760.00; Lot bell pcppVr, cabbage, carrots and *1600 Cash. Balanco Terms. Radio. 40, *3,000.00. beets, oranges by the crate.—J. W. San Iain La LMES 11. COWAN— All kinds ^50— W anted— L ivestock Phillips, 2420 Central Avo., Augus­ pa lm e tto a v e n u e lot Lot 4 faces on Banforil Aveof Tint and Sheet Metal Work Between Katie and Franklin ta, (la. _\ '• ___ nuc *3,160.00. *2600 \Natcr and Boat Tanks. At Oal WANTED: Place to board pet cat Franklin Terrace No children. White people. Ad I BUY, pa' cash for second band *800 Cash. Balance Terms. Avenue and Third Street. Tele Ix>t 3 *1,300.00. pianos, t dress Box 852. dress E. 11. care Herald. phono 111, NINETY-FIVE acres In Osteen, on Four Lots: Lots 7, 8, 0, 10, LOT AT PINEHUR8T Dixie Highway. The best bur in IX— Rooms and Board VIII— Merchandise facing on Elm Avenue and 12th MIRACLE Concrete Co., general *1850 Volutin Co. Good terms, 2 lots Street for *7,500.00. If you cement work, sidewalks, build*400 Cash. Balance *60 quar­ and 9 houses. For quick sale *27,67— Rooms With Board want s bargain see us about mg blockn, irrigation boxes, J. R, 63-L-Builriing Materials terly. ______ 006, 1-4 cash, 8 years are balance. the above property and let us Terwjlleger, Prop, This Is a real buy. will rent for HILL LUMBER CO. Houso of FOR BENT: Booms, with or with­ show it to you. Price and 4 LO TS! *200 per month.— Thrasher k Garout- meals. Seasonable rates. 21 — Painting— Papering Service, Quality and Price.___ terms reasonable. between Park and Oak Avelie/, Phone 682-W. • # -' Lincoln Hotel. nues. Hear aviation field. THE WHITE REALTY CO; T* M. DUNLAP: Painting of the 50— Fuel and Feed ' *680 EACH —Rooms Without Board 305 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. better kind. 10th and Laurel. *837.60 Cash. Balance Terms. COAL FOR SALE. Phona or call Phone 650-W. Lincoln Hotel.____________ *____ FOR RENT— Furnished room suit­ CORNER LOT able for one or two gentlemen. A REAL BARGAIN PAINTING, Decorating and Pa­ Palmetto and 15th Street 55 — Farm and Dairy Products 818 Magnolia Ave. per hanging. Workmanship and 60x117 *3500 lx cyl* material guaranteed. Walter Mar­ ORDER chickens, eggs, sweet po­ UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Apply New 6 Room House ^ $1000 Cash. Balanco Terms. i late tin 1200 Elm Ave.. P. O. Box 418 Oak Avenue. tatoes, syrup, from Mizcll Pro­ *3250 ;uarnnFOR SALE: About 40 acres duce Co., Flu. FURNISHED front room reason *750.00 rush, balance easy tcrmn. lloU-l, CORNERLOT just cast o f Geneva bridge, 27— Professional Services able. 107 W. 3rd. 'St, Palmetto fhd Franklin Street feet on bard road. *300 per 57— Good Things to Eat 60x120 ‘ * Terms: 1-3 cash, balance 1 ,8 ; SANFORD DRUG COMPANY Inc. FOR RENT: Furnished rooms. 807 *3000 Owner V, B. Dyson, 1720 S. Y ur ‘‘The Itcxall StereN trucks, Wo make a specialty o f our prompt East 6th Street. *800 Cash. Balunco Terms. Avenue. ’hone 3 filling of prescriptions and quick MR. W. P- CARTER FOR RENT: Nice bedroom, close PALMETTO AVENUE LOT 88— Real Estate for Exchange oni 230 Meisch Building „ delivery. In. Hot water. Call 104-W. Located between Martin and Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Spurllng, offered for quick aale FOR RENT: Small attractive at . room, newly furnished, dose to UNION PIIARMACY *2150 , bath. Ifot water. Space for car, C ROOM HOU8E newly painted. 111 First Street Why not rent tboea vacant rooms, Good location. 2 car terage *5,*500 Cash. Balance easy terms. 1200 Oak Avenue. Couple or gentle­ Prescription Specialists or **U thst secood-haod goods* 1hone 876 for immediate attention. man. ROSE COURT LOT' 40 ACRES Black Hammock Celery J. H. TILLIS 'Land Por'SRle. Lots numbers I-ocated on comer of Sanford HANEY’S DRUG STORE—Pre72— Where to Stop In Town MEAT MARKET FOR SALE—By owner, 8 room scriptions,' Drugs, Sodas. We 241, £42, £48, <44 In t te SW M o f Avenue. *375 Cash. Balance We trim our meats and not our house and lot with garage, . MONTEZUMA HOTEL the BW 1-4 o f section 1-£1-Si Sem­ nre os near you as your phone. term". customers. A trial will convince Sanford'B moat home-like ho­ screcned-ln porch, furnished or un­ liiuits inole tuuiuy. county. 1-4 miles northwest you. tel! located on corner Magnolia furnished. Bargain! See me at of Oviedo; U 402 Sanford Avenue Ave., 2 minutes walk from busl- Gindertile, A. B, Dunn. railroads and IV— Employment Phone 105 - , “ “ r£‘ 32— Help Wanted— FemoJe MORGANTOWN. W. V A , p*opk DBAN-BBRG4 DAILY NEWS—it w r e n Brow^ 51| First Nate are Interested to Florida. Each ard County thoroughly which It WANTED— Experienced saksladv of them through a daadtfkd M one of the most rspldlr growing ESSEX In the Morgantown POST. Six for Ladies' Ready - to - Wear. Only experienced need apply. Good sections on tb« Florida Coast os tlon for right party. Apply Sample copy and rate card opos tyte Shop, 300 Sanford Avenue. request SANFORD BUICK. CO. 212 Magnolia Avenue S PAGIN G U P F A T H E R CLOVC*> IH TH\*> oat t h a t v ic t im h U b T ClIT RAO ) *I J W E L L *r^ O O O n i g h t __ __ I VE HAD A. R A C T tj • MB 0 \ E V E N IN Q - W H A T CON N A W I4 T H .• <T' •)f' ■1 „ 88— Real Estate for FOR SALE— I hare one bcautifu lot front on Dixie Highway, Jos! out of city limits of Liongwood Will take used closed car and *& cash, first payment, balance In or* year. See Kopntz, opposite Short': Auto Camp. < ' . * ' * : '* 89—Wanted— Real Estate WANTED: Listings on lota In Fort Mellon and Heights. Dean-Berg Cor M5 Flrrt Nat'l. Dank Bid 713. HAVE CADILLAC touring In condition. .Will trade for rei tate o f any description. O. W. ana, care Ford Garage. Phone A d v e r tis in g M edium s ADVERTISING gets results tf it reaches potential buyer*. Pa­ late* Unity News Is circulated in an Industrial and agricultural secTHE MORNING JOURNAL la accepted want ad medium Daytona (Fla.) One cent a weed an lnsartion. Minimum *8e. OIHO-rlenla. Mate your through the Xenia* Gantts, In. Ohio. Rich agriculture irict. Want ad and display on request IiEARN ABOUT Yolk County and Lakeland, through tte StarTelagram. Beet advertising me­ dium In South Florida. PuhUahad mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Lakeland Florida. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Horn* Dally, rates I cents a word. Minimum 26c, cash with order. Writ* for complata rata card. ' Balance Easy Terms Sixty-Foot Lot Located On Sanford Avenue Price $3,000 * 1-3 cash, balance Easy Terms < E. W A R D JE A N | Its value you m ust see this HOM E | •jf ;- *■* - * " , * Seven-room house . V and garage partly Furnished . Located On C ast Central Stree -: I . , * |- :, ,, i ” 1. i ,1 �vs, ' fjf tCiI,j L"Lji• f't *Wj ■ -A fFff&tWrM \ 0 < Look oyer our prices and you will s a y too j the greatest prices o f the season, on new as well as fall goods. Profit will^c no objo sale... Come and let us proye it. - __; S p r * .t yy; M EXTRA SPECIAL!! ... V! ■; ,r . , . ’ rt ■ EXTRA SPECIAL!! EXTRA SPECIAL!! *| EXTRA SPECIA . 81\90 Pepperal or Mohawk Sheets 32 inch Dress Ginghams fast color, per yard 38 inch Brown Sheeting $1.50 Crepe de Chine, a per yard Limit—Two to the Customer Limit—10 yards to Customer Dresses will s e l l fast-at these prices. Come the first day while the selection 72x90 Ripplette Bed ' ' . I f you aj need of as w ill pay tf lay it ask prices wn to sell ati sale. 36 inch Nurse’s Uniform : ' - •*'v • Spreads . cloth; per yard 36 inch Soisettc, all col 25c Good as Gold Bleach is good. $12.50 Ladies’» Silk Dresses * 1i ” ors, per yard , ' * * —*.*r ■ing, very soft finish per yard $19.95 Ladies Dresses $12.95 40 inch new Spring Fig 36 inch Old Glory Long $22.50 Ladies’ Silk ured Voiles, per yard Cloth, per yard Dresses . $15.95 ia '.(*"■* | * * 1 $1.00 Ladies’ Buster Cloth Shirts 1 Brown Silk Ilose 1 JH $1.00 Men’s Silk Socks AH colors. $2.50 Men’s Broad I I j I 79c f.T* *, $1.75 Men’s ableO $1.98 ■•• | $5.00 Men’s A ll- v - A) - *' W’ J * • | W ool Dress Pants Ladies’, Men’s and ■T ' 1 u *■ fl Children’s sweaters o **:' ^ , -t ( ’% ' " ' * m ' \JL» ] $3.98 36 inch Pajam a Checks per yard ’ ». ••? at B ig Reduction ’ ' ■j : \ " i -• '■> s ' •• SELLS IT FOR LESS *_________ $4.00 Men’s Bro Dress 'Shoes and $6.00 • • S ippers Sanford, Florida See our line of ] 75c Men’s �J M ■■■ “j y s s Leased. Wire wit or Arkansas Women AUdi [odern stalled terry Is a n ag er >mpany ilmination I of work promoters of Sanfelt its 100 Sanf opened ,t Third Conduct Rum Raid , WALDRON. Ark., Jan. 22.— (/F)—Three Scott county women, taking tha law in their hands during the absence o f most of tho men. who were attending court yesterday, conducted a raid on a moonshine still, soil­ ed It and turned it over to o f­ ficers. The wornqn decided to take a i__1. over the MrtiinlwtFalfln look countryside.’1They found a largo still already for a run in the northeastern part o f tho county. Unable to turn it over, they.punched a hole In tho still and emptied the con­ tents. Then swinging the boiler over n polo they took it to town and turned it over to n deputy sheriff. i p in g the SANFORD, FLOR )LE? I PALM REACH. Jan. 22.1 Thursday mornli —{/P)—Ta\-o persona arc dead and a to the races In 1 threo Injured, one seriously, as * result of a motor accident at 3 lights Blinded Driver o clock this morning-, Just north of , As the two.care neared each oth­ the Boynton Canal, on the Dial* er tho lights of tha smaller , car Highway. The dead are Roes Ev- Minded Harris nhd ha.puUed ta the ans, formerly a spfetnl policeman side. Tho speeding, roadster crash­ on the West Palm Bench force, and ed Into his car, head-on. Tho small­ an unidentified woman, called Inez. er car turnod oyer and pinned ita The woman, who w m young, was occupants underneath, killed instantly. Evans, n young i Dr. P..C, Ronnlng, o f Boynton, man, died at Good Samaritan Hos- treated them..Harris went fo r the pital at 5:10 o’clock, two hours aft­ 4octor, and whilo he was gone his er tho accident. passengers, whose names arc not The injured are John Leonard, known, disappeared and were not 32, of Boynton, a speed patrolman seen again. in Lantana, Jack Stuckart, 23, of A passing car refused to lend aid Wc3t Palm Beach, ami Hazel At­ in bringing the injured to West kins, of Lake Worth. Jlllsn Atkins, Palm Beach. A negro finally aided who in young and pretty, i* iho the physician and Harris in carry­ most seriously injured of the three. ing the injured to the hospital here. She is suffering from internal in­ The bodies o f Evans and the un­ juries and lacerations. identified woman are In a local un­ \‘ The five young people were* In dertaking establishment. Evans’ roadster, speeding south on Happened Near Wreak Scene the Dixie Highway on their #ay The nccidcnt o f tho two automo­ to Boynton. Harry Harris of Pnlip biles happened within half a milo Bead' Beach, in his for rent enr, of, and nt about the same hour, as a sedan, was returning to West the F. E. C, passenger wreck of Palm Roach from tho Miami races, bringing two puscsnnrs, a man and a woman whom no hnd picked oy at tho Tolncinna Hotel in Palm Sanford ritom that ■sary ke­ fs laundry r tile and ft site, the [ so called (lass win>t modem instruction to be ndedemands itructcd by mipnny of machinery to patented ry Machine i Laundry Bed for flat p operation, bmmence to dual ordars, >t made $JiIm Kenberry, nc- | corporation bii, owner pf puitdry and cretnry npd Oration, and dw-pyrajdeql lard work on mtea and the Jommrrvc, an le said had lender in.oba and In getuent through l by the cm- LOCAL New $100,000 Rteam laundry cquipjod with most modern type machlcry is opced at West Third Street site. Itrtbtsctaolncuncuncunctaonun Internationally famous fotgere accept invitation to compete in Central Florida Open Champion­ ship tournament to bo held here Jan. 27-28. Spanish War Veteran and aux­ iliary install officers at joint ceremony in Odd Fellows Hnll. State insectary is located here to combat celery peat. Chamber o f Commerce pladges support to big golf tournament to be held horc. Campbell-Loaning Poet of American Legion vyill meet to discuss plans relative to nation­ al convention in Paris. Mayor Forrest Lake will awnrd gift of celery fir*t fan report­ ing on municipal program broad­ cast Thursday night. /. i . Frank P . ; Foratec, celebrates forty-third year of Banking carccr. MAh dioi-i v,iiilo painting r^ 'S T A T E \ Theft- df valuable jewels from fimhionublo palm Beach home Is reported by police today. Five convicts escape from, two stato road camps hear Marianna and DeFunMk Springs yesterday longer stand i city possesstcility except Knot, a launry m m ," for ry Mid," S Institution laundry that >nest In oper- pH, Fla., Jan. Ktween 3 nn,| prning carried M $16,000 in Clarcn- JM® home of r«im ‘dmitted thU had been Md to discuss report of the and New York CUy. Storm W a n tin g Is . Issued By Bureau L, mBrarh miclw taken WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-— 22 — D;80— Northwcs Northwest storm pearls, Advisory 0:80— .rings, gold warning* ordered Atlantic coast, Inkcts" *’°,a Wilmlrstim, N. - d , ' to Eastport, •ri». with dia- Me., over Nova * ,u ,, Scotia, n v iw . of u> great intensity will move nortliL-astwurd S * 'n the neigh- and cause strong northwest winds this. afternoon and tonight, reach­ Id to have ^ Iing gale force at jtimea on middle ,.0ck. with tha 1and north coast "I STATE LOCATES INSECTARY HERE FOR CELERY MEN prop- ,1 McCormick, nntry was al­ First Radio Fan To Report On City’s Program To Receive Bunch o f Celery orse ..Efc— of Sanford. Mnny cot have been n Spanish W ar W o m ii T V A ssist ^ I. S tert* t a , A n d Chamber Of Commerce And Other Civic Bodies Give Their Support To Pinna . The feature of today's meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, hum at neon In th<r Seminole OriliMwtt the announcement that final plans were now being perfected for staging the Central Florida Open Golf Championship on the links o f the Sanford Golf and Country Club Jan. 27 anil £8. Frank MacNeil, secretary of tho country eiub, told tho members of tho plans for handling tho event And also of the many nationally known players who havo signified their intention of competing for tho prize*, which total $4,000 for tho two days of play. Mr. MacNoii spoke of the great amount of pubtldty which the city would derive from tho tournament and of the “boost" to its reputa­ tion as a center for Florida aporti. that would result. Among the player* who here are Walter _' agcn, Geno Saruzen nnd Gil Nichols, according to tho officials of the club. At the conclusion of Mr, -Mac* Nell's talk, Mayor Forrest Leko introduced a resolution commend­ ing the country club officials up. on their efforts In getting the tourney for Sanford, and promis­ ing tho whole-hearted support of each member of the Chamber of Commerce. The rcsplutton was unanimously passed and the secre­ tary of the chamber waa author­ ised to offer the support of the en­ tire bodV'to the successful stag­ ing o f the big event. Some klea of the proponed bond issue which the city will soon place before the voters was gathered from a talk in which Mayor Lake asked that every citiset) support the issue when it comes up at the polls. He told of tho necessity fo r the money and for U»o g>any Improvements which are dependent on the successful passage o f tha bond Issue by the voters. Among the many things the money derived from the sale of the .bonds will do is to Install, a inoderii fire alarm system, extend the white way, complete the bulk­ head project, equip th* gas and water ' stations and provide -atom sewers for the Goldsborough dis­ trict. i . Following the talk by Mr. taka * brief outline o f the city's plan* planned for future programs, -i At the conclusion of last nights broadcasting program from the Winter Par* ilsMon under the d»- u n” f TimesCtetsAppr -S M S x il ^ • - J \ T ^ wg% * Y C C I/ fY \Si Local golf fan. as well at- fol- | At ,0jnt wrrnlony hcld lowers of the game from adjacent J.Odd Fellows Hnll Inst night, tho counties nre enthusiastic over the» officers o f thp Col. Theodore coming professional lineup o f golf- Roosevelt Camp No. 13, United ere who will enter tho $4,000 prtsa’ Rwmhh War Voteraans and o f the tournament to bo held on the San- Auxiliary organisation were Inford ‘ Course, Jan. 27. and 28. stalled before a largo gathering Some of tho professionals ontering the tournament are Cape p nt ln tho Btnt® and tain rinrlr Tlnvfnnn finlf nation. .. Past-Department Commander R. A, Terheun of Sanford, Senior Vice Department Commander-W; D. Ballard, of Altamonto Springs and Past. Department Commander Roy Schmidt, conducted the meetIng, Installed the officers and pre­ sided over the ceremonies during tho cveninr. Mrs. Lou Smith Terheun, Dortment Commander o f tho Auxsry installed tho officers of tho woman's organisation and Mrs. W. B. Ballard of the Orlando Auxil­ iary presided at the piano. Following tho ceremonies, which were said to have been the most Impressivo ever conducted in this city, refreshments were served tho gathering and n musical and rend­ ing program wns heard. Included in tho program was a reading “ Sis Hopkins Comes to Town," by Miss Virginia Jinkins, and several violin numbers by Frank Evans, a member of tho of tho greatest Sanford has ever witnessed, according to club o ffi­ cials and accompanying tho pro­ fessional golf cry. will bo represen­ tatives of the press and cameramen who broadcast in. picture and story form tho hlgh Points of tho match; The play will be 72 holes, match play for medal score. This will of necessity mean dome of tho finest music. Roy Schmidt,* retiring Camp Commander, presented tho Camp with a Bible and Mrs, Schmidt, in­ coming president of the auxiliary, guvb the woman’* organisation a bible. Mrs. Lou Terheun, during the installation ceremonies for the auxiliary presented tho department C. C. Priest, senior vice command­ er; B, H. Lewis, Junior vice com­ mander! L. H. Walker, officer of tho guard; J. R.- Lyles, officer of tho day; W. S. Price, Fred T. Williams.and II. A. Terhuno, trus­ tees; W. G. Tyler adjutant; R. C. Shvnfcr, quartermaster; J, G. Ball patriotic instructor; ^toy Schmidt, chaplain; Frank Evans historian; D. C. J. Marshall, surgeon; A. Ericson, sergeant major; Ernest Ijigcrqulat, quartermaster sergcant; A. King and O. W. Ruther­ ford, color sergeants. Officers o f the auxiliary of tht Woman's organisation for the com­ ing year, nre: Mrs. Maud Schmidt, president; Mrs. Stella Evans, sen­ ior vice president; Mrs. W. E. Jameson, junior Vico president! Mrs. Mao Shesfor, chaplain; Mrs. Lou-Sniith Terhun, patriotic In­ structor; MrsT Neva Haynes, his­ torian; Loonoro Sheafer, color bearer; Miss * Loonoro Sheafer, ard; Mrs. Emma Lagerquist, astant n>nducU>r. Mar SPY*** tlrills and excitement. Tho gallery la expected to bo tho largest and jftist representative of any ever gathered in Florida, it L said. Tho local club officials ore re­ ported to bo putting forth cvrry effort In an attempt to.make the titumamont n success from every standpoint and the cooperation o f the, citizens ind followers of golf has been assured. Much is to be done and reprooentatives from thq various civic bodies are assisting Mr. MacNeil, of tho Sanford Golf Club, in mak­ ing final arrangements. Definite word by wire has boon received from most of the entrants named and from all indications, tho 27th and ’28th will be banqer days In thtf history o f Sanford's sportsdoro. News articles are being forward­ ed to all newspapers of tho stato nnd many of the northern papers will carry nows items as well as photographs o f the players in ac­ tion. 5 Florida Convicts Escape From Gang? One Is Recaptured * ii m . — - ■ c V* Charles Lockhart Succumbs Old Citizen Receives Man] While Engaged In Fainting C’nngratufalory , Message! A BuUding Near Gnrbilln; On The Anniversary Oj Hudy Is Lowered To Ground Tho First National Banl Charles Lockhart, GO, a painter working on a job near Gubrilla, dropped.dead yesterday while on tho roof o f the houso he was paint­ ing and his bodj/knd to bo lowered to -4ha--rrw»ihniy Deputy Sheriff CL W/ Williamson nnd members of the coronor's jury who hold an inuost at the scene of tho nun's eath, Deputy Williamson rcceivod n call from Gabriilu stating that Lockhart )ud fallen from n stand­ ing position and was bunging over the edge of tho roof. Upon his arrival on the scqne tho Deputy climbed Up and found 4ho nun to be dead.' He called a coronor and Jury from Oviedo and after the Inqbest, which pronounced a verdict of death duo to natural causes, tho body was removed-to Orlando by Undertaker Hand, who will prepare the. body for shipment to thh dead man’s homo in Huntington, 3 >„ .# 1 TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 22.-1/P) — Fire prisoners ^ escaped from state road camps yesterday and Ahia morning, according to report! received at the state prison burean here. One o f thsm. Berths Ross, negro, sentenced in Madison coup' Wort! Was T o H Started A t 0 = ,*■"-_Vl , . Newspaper Asked Contract With Wag* Scalelnclw PHILADELPHIA. Pa., !•— (AP) -The latest;: fort to end the coal strike 1 apparently failed. Anthrat miner operators made kno here today they will not enter negotiations with i mine workers to end the It suspension on the basis of plan proposed by tho Scran Times, President John L. Lewis of miners’, union, announced am in the day at Scranton that Wt willing to again go into confer on the baiCt of tho latest pro; with certain suggestions to ir SCRANTON, Pa., Jan. 2 2Tbs brightest hope yot devej for settlement of tho anlhr strike, now In its fifth month, i today when th< as a basis o f pi advanced b> the ___________________________________ t the jfhMMf John I*. Lewis, President Oi S L6ckhart had been in ill health for the past two weeks and had been complaining on the day he died, according to friends, and hlr death might haver resulted from tho atrain of his work, they claim. It could not be learned whether or not the man left n family In Undertaker Commits Suicide A t S e ttin g AVON PARK, Fla.. Jan. 22— — C. C. Cockrane. aged 45. form ­ to murder; er We*$ *Pplai 'B*adi undertaker, committed suldde at Bebring this drowning ln ‘ eral blocks away not teeaptured . He was re- concert artists In am AnniI Mae. Die Tho plan proposed by the 1 ton’ Times Is hi brtrf,*a foRe *F lm —-The mtnpra to r work i m m e d i a t e l y .' TWi “ Second—A flve-yrar co dating from tho tlmo of si the agreement. “ Third-W ages ip effect the Ust contract to continue ing the term o f tho new con unless changed as hereinafter vided. “ Fourth—At the .instance o ther party giWn In writing i Congratulatory messages from all over the state were today pour­ ing-into the office o f Frank P. Forster, president of 4he-First Na­ tional Bank, on (ha forty-third an­ niversary o f his service to tho banking institution which ho now heads. conference may be called for Telegrams and letters have ar­ consideration of changes In rived from Pinny friends through­ agreement o f the schedule of w out tho country who have known only, the miners to remain at v Mr. Forster during his many yean until the end of the five-year i of residence in Hanford aud by his tract whether the concilia connections with various Florida agreo upon a change or not. enterprises. “ Fifth—One yeaf, before the. Mr. Fnrstcr first became Identi­ tract expires representatives fied with financial' circles in this the coal operators and repneat Civ/ iii ernu« o'V 1883, when » huii ho mo- tlves of the United Mlrm Woi city v on Jan. 23: he bdcam© teller and bookkeeper o f the to meet to devise an arrange! old Lyman Bank, which waa prob­ ably the first institution, of it’s Lhe mines et the expiration kind in th* county, contract and during the tv Nov. 1, 1*887, the First National lions for a new agrecmuxi Bank o f Sanford was organised and the veteran banker became WILKESBARRK, Pn., Ji cashier and director of that organ­ —(M — Hope fur a sottiem isation with which ho has spent the anthracite strike waa l most o f his life. At tho date of today by the approval o f h his promotion to the offic* o f vice- W. Inglia, chairman o f the president a few years later B. F. Whither, who la now cashier, waa “ as a basis for negotlat romoted to fill the vecancjr *le ft peace plan suggested y the advancement of Mr. Forater. Lin nett, edit on o f the it- Whitner hi now cashier and Times. also a director o f the First Natlunr . It Fss expressed 1 aL ■ 1 this morning that Jol In April, 1818, Mr. ForaUr was president o f the U elected to the presidency o f the in­ stitution and ta active ln the a f­ Workers, would apprt plan provides t fairs o f the bank and in many ctvie eraThe resume work imm organisations. The old Lyman Bank waa quar­ tered In. • frame four story, build­ ing which one* stood on the site o f the present Yowell Department store. The bank, the postoffice, the bsrlwr shop and s e y m l bush S iwS ran* had Iwen in ill b several months.-) H . i. Mayor Forrasf.Lkk* epoke briefly into the micrephone_to_th._eff^t A B Rjg Golf Event Creating Much Enthusioant Among Mem­ bers Of Local Civic Body; carried on ta find means for com­ Mayor Tells Of Bond Issue bating this pest and for the bettorment of truck, farming .jeonditions throughout the state. . -An uuecU ryis qqw.baing crust­ ed on Park Avenue, just north or tho county courthouse which is .to have many piodcrn features far tho efficient work o f the staff who will assemble hpro for tho work, according to an announccaiont made today by Hr. E. D. Ball, rep­ resenting tho State Plant Board of Florida in this section, and who will havo charge of the work for the state. B. L. Boyden and Dr. F, H. Luthrop, of the Bureau of Entomology, United States Department of Agri­ culture, are here in the interests of the government work, which will be carried out in conjunction with stato activities. ’ Other agencies co-operating with tho work arc tho Chemical War­ fare Service of the U. H. Army, at­ tempting to control Insect pests by tho use of poison gases and tho Bureau of Chemistry, of the Unit­ ed States, which is studying tho amount of arsenic Joft on the cel­ ery plants after spraying opera­ tions by tho growers. Dr. Lathrop br at present experi­ menting with lights which are de­ signed to attract the moths in the field and cause their death before they can lay tho eggs from which the pests are hatched in the form of worms. Mnny thousands o f vurious wnyp and means of combating the celery pest evils sre to be tried out in tha next two years but the officers in chargo of the work do not went tho public to look fo r any materia; changes in the sltuktlon during tl\e present season, j This year tbo experiments cap be carried out apd perhaps by the next season several methods wm huve been worked out that will be of great benefit , to the « l c r y growers of the state, according.to Gtl’Nichob, Mike fcrady, Gene Surnzen, Walter Hagen And Many Others Will yip For Prizes AmountiheT6 t4,000 --------------*------------------------ — floor* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a5ff911a5b749a53f043a14eb53ad59a.pdf c9a3ca0ba8143d78990f7f45bd8e3cfb PDF Text Text vs, tCiI,j L"Lji•' fjf f't *Wj ■-A < fFff&tWrM \ 0 Look oyer our prices and you will say too j the greatest prices o f the season, on new as well as fall goods. P rofit w ill^c no objo sale... Come and let us proye it. - __; Spr * .t yy; M EXTRA SPECIAL!! ... V! ■ ; ,r . , . ’ rt ■ EXTRA SPECIAL!! *| EXTRA SPECIAL!! EXTRA SPECIA . 81\90 Pepperal or Mohawk Sheets 32 inch D ress Ginghams fa st color, per yard Limit—Two to the Customer 38 inch Brown Sheeting $1.50 Crepe de Chine, a per yard Limit—10 yards to Customer D resses w ill s e l l fast-at these prices. Come the first day while the selection is good. 72x90 Ripplette Bed ' '. $12.50 Ladies’» Silk D resses : ' - • *'v • Spreads . cloth; per yard 36 inch Soisettc, all col 25c Good as Gold Bleach *1i ” ors, per yard I f you aj need of as w ill pay tf la y it ask prices wn to sell ati sale. 36 inch Nurse’s Uniform , ' * * — *.*r ■ing, very soft finish per yard $19.95 Ladies D resses $ 1 2 .9 5 40 inch new Spring F ig 36 inch Old Glory Long $22.50 Ladies’ Silk ured Voiles, per yard Cloth, per yard D resses . $ 1 5 .9 5 ia '.(*"■* | * * 1 $1.00 Ladies’ Buster Cloth Shirts 1 Brown Silk Ilose 1 JH I j I 79c f.T* *, $1.75 Men’s ableO $ 1 .9 8 ■•• | $5.00 Men’s All- | Wool D ress Pants 1u *■ fl $1.00 Men’s Silk Socks AH colors. $2.50 Men’s Broad I ' " ' *m ' \JL»] $ 3 .9 8 v - *' A) W’J •* ’ ». • •? Ladies’, Men’s and ■T ' 36 inch Pajama Checks per yard Children’s sw ,eaters o **:' ^ -t ( ’% at B ig Reduction ’ ' ■j : \ " i -• '■> s ' •• SELLS IT FOR LESS $4.00 Men’s Bro Dress 'Shoes Sanford, Florida *______________ and $6.00 • • S ippers See our line o f ] 75c Men’s �J M ■■■ “j y s s Leased. Wire wit or A rkansas W omen Conduct Rum Raid AUdi [odern stalled , WALDRON. Ark., Jan. 22.— (/F)—Three Scott county women, taking tha law in their hands during the absence of most of tho men. who were attending court yesterday, conducted a raid on a moonshine still, soil­ ed It and turned it over to of­ ficers. The wornqn decided to take a i _1. over the MrtiinlwtFalfln 1 look countryside.’They found a largo still already for a run in the northeastern part of tho county. Unable to turn it over, they.punched a hole In tho still and emptied the con­ tents. Then swinging the boiler over n polo they took it to town and turned it over to n deputy sheriff. i terry Is anager >mpany ilmination I of work promoters of Sanfelt its 100 Sanf opened ,t Third p in g the Sanford ritom that ■sary ke­ fs laundry r tile and ft site, the [ so called (lass win>t modem instruction to be ndedemands itructcd by mipnny of machinery to patented ry Machine i Laundry Bed for flat p operation, bmmence to dual ordars, >t made $Ji Im Ken berry, nc| corporation bii , owner pf puitdry and cretnry npd Oration, and dw-pyrajdeql lard work on mtea and the Jommrrvc, an le said had lender in.oba and In getuent through l by the cm- LOCAL New $100,000 Rteam laundry cquipjod with most modern type machlcry is opced a t West Third Street site. Itrtbtsctaolncuncuncunctaonun Internationally famous fotgere accept invitation to compete in Central Florida Open Champion­ ship tournament to bo held here Jan. 27-28. Spanish War Veteran and aux­ iliary install officers a t joint ceremony in Odd Fellows Hnll. State insectary is located here to combat celery peat. Chamber of Commerce pladges support to big golf tournament to be held horc. Campbell-Loaning Poet of American Legion vyill meet to discuss plans relative to nation­ al convention in Paris. Mayor Forrest Lake will awnrd gift of celery fir*t fan report­ ing on municipal program broad­ cast Thursday night. /. i . Frank P . ; Foratec, celebrates forty-third year of Banking carccr. MAh dioi-i v,iiilo painting r ^ 'S T A T E \ Theft- df valuable jewels from fimhionublo palm Beach home Is reported by police today. Five convicts escape from, two stato road camps hear Marianna and DeFunMk Springs yesterday longer stand i city possesstcility except Knot, a launm ," for ry m Mid," S Institution laundry that >nest In oper- pH, Fla., Jan. Ktween 3 nn,| prning carried M $16,000 in ClarcnJM® home of r«im ‘dmitted thU had been Md to discuss report of the and New York CUy. Storm W an tin g Is . Issued By Bureau L, mBrarh miclw taken WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-— 22 — Advisory D;80—Northwest 0:80—Northwcs storm warning* ordered Atlantic coast, Wilmlrstim, N. - d , ' to Eastport, Me., over Nova * ,u ,, Scotia, n v iw . of u> great intensity will move nortliL-astwurd and cause strong northwest winds th is. afternoon and tonight, reach­ Id to have ^ I ing gale force a t jtimea on middle ,.0ck. with tha 1and north coast "I prop,1 McCormick, pearls, .rings, gold Inkcts" *’°,a •ri». with diaS * 'n the neigh- n n try was a l­ SANFORD, FL O R )LE? I PALM REACH. Jan. 22.1 Thursday mornli —{/P)—Ta\-o persona arc dead and a to the races In 1 threo Injured, one seriously, as * result of a motor accident at 3 lights Blinded Driver o clock this morning-, Just north of , As the two.care neared each oth­ the Boynton Canal, on the Dial* er tho lights of tha smaller , car Highway. The dead are Roes Ev- Minded Harris nhd ha.puUed ta the ans, formerly a spfetnl policeman side. Tho speeding, roadster crash­ on the West Palm Bench force, and ed Into his car, head-on. Tho small­ an unidentified woman, called Inez. er car turnod oyer and pinned ita The woman, who wm young, was occupants underneath, killed instantly. Evans, n young i Dr. P..C, Ronnlng, of Boynton, man, died at Good Samaritan Hos- treated them..Harris went fo r the pital at 5:10 o’clock, two hours aft­ 4octor, and whilo he was gone his er tho accident. passengers, whose names arc not The injured are John Leonard, known, disappeared and were not 32, of Boynton, a speed patrolman seen again. in Lantana, Jack Stuckart, 23, of A passing car refused to lend aid Wc3t Palm Beach, ami Hazel At­ in bringing the injured to West kins, of Lake Worth. Jlllsn Atkins, Palm Beach. A negro finally aided who in young and pretty, i* iho the physician and Harris in carry­ most seriously injured of the three. ing the injured to the hospital here. She is suffering from internal in­ The bodies of Evans and the un­ juries and lacerations. identified woman are In a local un­ \‘ The five young people were* In dertaking establishment. Evans’ roadster, speeding south on Happened Near Wreak Scene the Dixie Highway on their #ay The nccidcnt of tho two automo­ to Boynton. Harry Harris of Pnlip biles happened within half a milo Bead' Beach, in his for rent enr, of, and nt about the same hour, as a sedan, was returning to West the F. E. C, passenger wreck of Palm Roach from tho Miami races, bringing two puscsnnrs, a man and a woman whom no hnd picked oy at tho Tolncinna Hotel in Palm STATE LOCATES INSECTARY HERE FOR CELERY MEN G tl’N ich o b , M ike fc ra d y , G ene S urnzen, W a lte r H ag e n A nd M any O th e rs W ill y ip F o r Prizes A m ountiheT 6 t4 ,000 --------------*------------------------ — Womii TVAssist ^ I . S te r t* t a Spanish War , ..Efc— of Sanford. Mnny cot have been n Mayor Forrasf.Lkk* epoke briefly into the micrephone_to_th._eff^t d Chamber Of Commerce And Other Civic Bodies Give Their Support To Pinna A u ^ J \ T ^ wg% * Y C C I/ x i l -S M • fY \Si Local golf fan. as well at- fol- | At ,0jnt wrrnlony hcld music. lowers of the game from adjacent J.Odd Fellows Hnll Inst night, tho Roy Schmidt,* retiring Camp counties nre enthusiastic over th e »officers of thp Col. Theodore Commander, presented tho Camp coming professional lineup of golf- Roosevelt Camp No. 13, United with a Bible and Mrs, Schmidt, in­ ere who will enter tho $4,000 p rtsa’Rwmhh War Voteraans and of the coming president of the auxiliary, tournament to bo held on the San- Auxiliary organisation were In- guvb the woman’* organisation a ford‘Course, Jan. 27. and 28. stalled before a largo gathering bible. Mrs. Lou Terheun, during the installation ceremonies for the Some of tho professionals ontering the tournament are Cape p nt ln tho Btnt® and auxiliary presented tho department tain rinrlr Tlnvfnnn finlf nation. .. Past-Department Commander R. A, Terheun of Sanford, Senior Vice Department Commander-W; D. Ballard, of Altamonto Springs C. C. Priest, senior vice command­ and Past. Department Commander er; B, H. Lewis, Junior vice com­ Roy Schmidt, conducted the meet- mander! L. H. Walker, officer of Ing, Installed the officers and pre­ tho guard; J. R.- Lyles, officer of sided over the ceremonies during tho day; W. S. Price, Fred T. tho cveninr. Williams.and II. A. Terhuno, trus­ Mrs. Lou Smith Terheun, Do- tees; W. G. Tyler adjutant; R. C. rtment Commander of tho Aux- Shvnfcr, quarterm aster; J, G. Ball sry installed tho officers of tho patriotic instructor; ^toy Schmidt, woman's organisation and Mrs. W.chaplain; Frank Evans historian; B. Ballard of the Orlando Auxil­D. C. J. Marshall, surgeon; A. iary presided a t the piano. Ericson, sergeant major; Ernest Following tho ceremonies, which Ijigcrqulat, quarterm aster sergwere said to have been the most cant; A. King and O. W. Ruther­ Impressivo ever conducted in this ford, color sergeants. city, refreshments were served tho Officers of the auxiliary of th t gathering and n musical and rend­ Woman's organisation for the com­ ing program wns heard. ing year, nre: Mrs. Maud Schmidt, Included in tho program was a president; Mrs. Stella Evans, sen­ reading “Sis Hopkins Comes to ior vice president; Mrs. W. E. Town," by Miss Virginia Jinkins, Jameson, junior Vico president! and several violin numbers by Mrs. Mao Shesfor, chaplain; Mrs. Frank Evans, a member of tho Lou-Sniith Terhun, patriotic In­ structor; MrsT Neva Haynes, his­ torian; Loonoro Sheafer, color of tho greatest Sanford has ever bearer; Miss * Loonoro Sheafer, witnessed, according to club offi­ ard; Mrs. Emma Lagerquist, ascials and accompanying tho pro­ tant n>nducU>r. fessional golfcry. will bo represen­ tatives of the press and cameramen who broadcast in. picture and story form tho hlgh Points of tho match; The play will be 72 holes, match play for medal score. This will of necessity mean dome of tho finest n” f S Wort! Was To H Started A t 0 =,*■ "-_V l , . Newspaper Asked Contract W ith W ag* Scalelnclw P H IL A D E L P H IA . P a., !•— (A P ) -The la t e s t ; : fort to end the coal strike 1 apparently failed. Anthrat miner operators made kno here today th ey will not enter negotiations w ith i mine workers to end the It suspension on the basis of plan proposed by tho Scran Times, President John L. Lewis of miners’, union, announced am in the day at Scranton th at Wt willing to again go into confer on the baiCt of tho latest pro; with certain suggestions to ir SCRANTON, Pa., Jan. 22Tbs brightest hope yot devej for settlem ent of tho anlhr strike, now In its fifth month, i today when th< as a basis of pi advanced b> the t the _________________________ jfhMMf John I*. Lewis, President Oi S M ar SP Y *** tlrills and excitement. Tho gallery la expected to bo tho largest and jftist representative of any ever gathered in Florida, it L said. Tho local club officials ore re­ ported to bo putting forth cvrry effort In an attem pt to.m ake the titumamont n success from every standpoint and the cooperation of the, citizens ind followers of golf has been assured. Much is to be done and reprooentatives from thq various civic bodies are assisting Mr. MacNeil, of tho Sanford Golf Club, in mak­ ing final arrangements. Definite word by wire has boon received from most of the entrants named and from all indications, tho 27th and ’28th will be banqer days In thtf history of Sanford's sportsdoro. News articles are being forward­ ed to all newspapers of tho stato nnd many of the northern papers will carry nows items as well as photographs of the players in ac­ tion. 5 Florida Convicts Escape From Gang? One Is Recaptured * ii m. — - ■ c V* Charles Lockhart Succumbs Old Citizen Receives Man] While Engaged In Fainting C’nngra tufa lory , Message! A BuUding N ear Gnrbilln; On The Anniversary Oj Hudy Is Lowered To Ground Tho First National Banl Charles Lockhart, GO, a painter working on a job near Gubrilla, dropped.dead yesterday while on tho roof of the houso he was paint­ ing and his bodj/knd to bo lowered to -4ha--rrw»ihniy Deputy Sheriff CL W / Williamson nnd members of the coronor's jury who hold an inuost a t the scene of tho nun's eath, Deputy Williamson rcceivod n call from Gabriilu stating that Lockhart )ud fallen from n stand­ ing position and was bunging over the edge of tho roof. Upon his arrival on the scqne tho Deputy climbed Up and found 4ho nun to be dead.' He called a coronor and Jury from Oviedo and after the Inqbest, which pronounced a verdict of death duo to natural causes, tho body was removed-to Orlando by Undertaker Hand, who will prepare the. body for shipment to thh dead man’s homo in Huntington, 3 >„ .#1 TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 22.-1/P) —Fire prisoners ^ escaped from state road camps yesterday and Ahia morning, according to report! received at the state prison burean here. One of thsm. Berths Ross, negro, sentenced in Madison coup' L6ckhart had been in ill health for the past two weeks and had been complaining on the day he died, according to friends, and hlr death might haver resulted from tho atrain of his work, they claim. It could not be learned whether or not the man left n family In Undertaker Commits Suicide At S e ttin g AVON PARK, Fla.. Jan. 22— —C. C. Cockrane. aged 45. form ­ to murder; er We*$ *Pplai 'B*adi undertaker, committed suldde a t Bebring this drowning ln ‘ iwS eral blocks away First Radio Fan To Report On City’s Program To Receive Bunch o f Celery orse n B Rjg Golf Event Creating Much Enthusioant Among Mem­ bers Of Local Civic Body; carried on ta find means for com­ Mayor Tells Of Bond Issue bating this pest and for the bettorment of truck, farming .jeondi- . The feature of today's meeting tions throughout the state. of the Chamber of Commerce, hum . -An u u ecU ry is qqw.baing crust­ at neon In th<r Seminole OriliMwtt ed on Park Avenue, just north or the announcement that final plans tho county courthouse which is .to were now being perfected for staghave many piodcrn features far ing the Central Florida Open Golf tho efficient work of the staff who Championship on the links o f the will assemble hpro for tho work, Sanford Golf and Country Club according to an announccaiont Jan. 27 anil £8. made today by Hr. E. D. Ball, rep­ Frank MacNeil, secretary of tho resenting tho State Plant Board of country eiub, told tho members of Florida in this section, and who tho plans for handling tho event will havo charge of the work for And also of the many nationally the state. known players who havo signified B. L. Boyden and Dr. F, H. Luth- their intention of competing for rop, of the Bureau of Entomology, tho prize*, which total $4,000 for United States Department of Agri­ tho two days of play. culture, are here in the interests of Mr. MacNoii spoke of the great the government work, which will amount of pubtldty which the city be carried out in conjunction with would derive from tho tournament stato activities. ’ and of the “boost" to its reputa­ Other agencies co-operating with tion as a center for Florida aporti. tho work arc tho Chemical War­ that would result. fare Service of the U. H. Army, a t­ Among the player* who tempting to control Insect pests by here a re Walter _' agcn, Geno Sarutho use of poison gases and tho zen nnd Gil Nichols, according to Bureau of Chemistry, of the Unit­ tho officials of the club. ed States, which is studying tho At the conclusion of Mr, -Mac* amount of arsenic Joft on the cel­ Nell's talk, Mayor Forrest Leko ery plants after spraying opera­ introduced a resolution commend­ tions by tho growers. ing the country club officials up. Dr. Lathrop br at present experi­ on their efforts In getting the menting with lights which are de­ tourney for Sanford, and promis­ signed to attract the moths in the ing tho whole-hearted support of field and cause their death before each member of the Chamber of they can lay tho eggs from which Commerce. The rcsplutton was the pests are hatched in the form unanimously passed and the secre­ tary of the chamber waa author­ of worms. Mnny thousands of vurious wnyp ised to offer the support of the en­ and means of combating the celery tire bodV'to the successful stag­ pest evils sre to be tried out in tha ing of the big event. Some klea of the proponed bond next two years but the officers in chargo of the work do not went tho issue which the city will soon place public to look fo r any materia; before the voters was gathered changes in the sltuktlon during tl\e from a talk in which Mayor Lake asked that every citiset) support present season, j the issue when it comes up at the This year tbo experiments cap polls. He told of tho necessity be carried out apd perhaps by the fo r the money and for U»o g>any next season several methods wm Improvements which are dependent huve been worked out th at will be on the successful passage of tha of great benefit , to the « lc ry bond Issue by the voters. growers of the state, according.to Among the many things the money derived from the sale of the .bonds will do is to Install, a inoderii fire alarm system, extend the white way, complete the bulk­ head project, equip th* gas and water ' stations and provide -atom sewers for the Goldsborough dis­ trict. i . Following the talk by Mr. ta k a * brief outline of the city's plan* planned for future programs, -i At the conclusion of last nights broadcasting program from the Winter Par* ilsMon under the d»- A TimesCtetsAppr ran* had Iwen in ill b several months.-) H . i. not teeaptured . He was re- concert artists In AnniI Mae. Die am Tho plan proposed by the 1 ton’ Times Is hi brtrf,*a foRe * F lm —-The mtnpra to r work i m m e d i a t e l y .' TWi “Second—A flve-yrar co dating from tho tlmo of si the agreement. “Third-W ages ip effect the Ust contract to continue ing the term of tho new con unless changed as hereinafter vided. “Fourth—At the .instance o ther party giWn In writing i Congratulatory messages from all over the state were today pour­ ing-into the office of Frank P. Forster, president of 4he-First Na­ tional Bank, on (ha forty-third an­ niversary of his service to tho banking institution which ho now heads. conference may be called for Telegrams and letters have a r­ consideration of changes In rived from Pinny friends through­ agreement of the schedule of w out tho country who have known only, the miners to remain a t v Mr. Forster during his many y ean until the end of the five-year i of residence in Hanford aud by his tract whether the concilia connections with various Florida agreo upon a change or not. enterprises. “Fifth—One yeaf, before the. Mr. Fnrstcr first became Identi­ tract expires representatives fied with financial' circles in this the coal operators and repneat Civ/ viii ernu« o'V 1883, when » huii ho mo- tlves of the United Mlrm Woi city on Jan. 23: he bdcam© teller and bookkeeper of the to meet to devise an arrange! old Lyman Bank, which waa prob­ ably the first institution, of it’s Lhe mines et the expiration kind in th* county, contract and during the tv Nov. 1, 1*887, the First National lions for a new agrecmuxi Bank of Sanford was organised and the veteran banker became WILKESBARRK, Pn., Ji cashier and director of that organ­ —(M —Hope fur a sottiem isation with which ho has spent the anthracite strike waa l most of his life. At tho date of today by the approval of h his promotion to the offic* of vice- W. Inglia, chairman of the president a few years later B. F. Whither, who la now cashier, waa “as a basis for negotlat romoted to fill the vecancjr *le ft peace plan suggested y the advancement of Mr. Forater. Lin nett, edit on of the it- Whitner hi now cashier and Times. also a director of the F irst Natlunr F ss expressed 1 aL ■ 1 . It morning that Jol In April, 1818, Mr. ForaUr was this president of U elected to the presidency of the in­ Workers, wouldtheapprt stitution and ta active ln the a f­ plan provides t fairs of the bank and in many ctvie eraThe resume work imm organisations. The old Lyman Bank waa quar­ tered In. • frame four story, build­ ing which one* stood on the site of the present Yowell Department store. The bank, the postoffice, the bsrlwr shop and s e y m l bush S floor* �SSM v MftU£m \S8& 0 .. P.cd U fa > C M p p m tr ib . ™ ist3$l a y " u f f i ^ j o l5 l ! u & r t T S S t uilding -Program Is: W ' lannedU t i * nderM erger fo llo w in g d e n c rlb sd Additional Society ; Personals ax W, Boreas W. Martin Of Birm­ ingham Heads N ew Firm ; . Hr. and Mr*.:Ben Dorsey-Cas? entered on what’ may be one of well announce the birih of a daugh­ their most trying periods. O fficers Chosen Thursday ter, Jon. 22. * Acting a t the request df younger ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 22.—i/P)— tribesmen and demands of Chip­ A. II. Trcfry of Jacksonville, m Southeastern Power and Light spent pewa* in general, the Indian the day here Thursday a t­ mpany of New York has extend- tending to business. ita holdings in the South to four by acquiring the Georgia aI<i-Laught<m Hospital following Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Lelnhact an IIway A Power Cofnpany. operation for appendicitis, will have as their house guests Mr. and the merger of these companies be glnd to know that she is slight­ ■'-announced isle yesterday aft- Mrs. Roberts of Wilmington, N. C. ly improved. i a t a special meeting of the Sir. and Mrs. A. R. Key and Dr. df directors of the Georgia and Mrs. L. W. Harper of J. N. Tolar returned home Friday St.Mr. and Power Company, John's Kan., whose marriage under the agreement, each stock- moming from Philadelphia, Pa., took place in Jacksonville on Oct. idtr of the Georgia RalJaw and where they epent pie past week. 20, and who have been spendingwar Company will receive In exsome time here as the guests of The many friends of Mrs. Htl- .Mrs. Harper’s pnren#, Mr. and uage 1.633 shares of cumulative dred Peabody will be, glad to learn rticipnting preferred stock and Mrs. E. W. Stiles On West Third • *hare of non par value com- that she Is improving after an op- Street. le£|^Munday afternoon for n stock of the Southeastern eration^ a t the Orange General St. John’s where they will make Hospital a t Orlando. ear and Light Company, their future home. Mrs. Harper rba Southeastern Power and will hg remembered here as Miss mt Company was incorporated The many friends-pf little Lou­ Elizabeth Stiles. They were ac­ Maine in 1024, as a security ise Anderson Wells, daughter of companied home by Mr. and Mrs. rang company. It took over the Tom McCrea, who spent the sum­ ibama Power Company on Oct. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wells, who' mer touring points of interest in 1924. The Southeastern con- has been critically ill a t the Fcrnad tbe Mississippi Power Com«ny which has properties In Gulfo rt, Meridian, Hattiesburg, Biloxi M other Mississippi cities. The Mtthern Fuel Company and Grift t Coal Company are other subMerles of the Southeastern Power nd Light Company. ■gW eicsi Connection Exists Thera is and has been a physical Otiuectlon between the Alabama Wrer Company in Alabama and •• Georgia Railway and Power fanpany in Georgia, the SouthHI Power Co., in North Carolina ; Hd South Carolina, the Tennessee. W e r Company, in Tennessee, the 1 •n tra l Pdwer Company of Macon.! fa* and tbe Columbus Power Com- I ■ny of Columbus, Ga. Before announcement of the 1 larger yesterday, reports and rua rs had been circulated th at ncttiatlons were on between the Hltbeastcm and the Georgia Com- emptian under an old treaty. John G. Anderson, the famous golf player, has won 900 prises of one sort or another daring his 28 years on the greens. He possesses 100 first prises and 09 trophies emblematic of championships. An­ derson's first prise was won when he was 12 years old, re a l m KS:!?^av~% tsffZi Y iT,‘." 'd ft, ' $ L U C T U D A V IS a n d th a ta tlr* ,5 « V fM ca, g r a n ts * * o r o th e r claim * a n ta u n d e r L u cy L D av la ; tb s ias m r a s s x 'S; being governed by one of their lend* eccordlng to the rule which i own People He U Mark L. Burn*, ha* pm nitted virtually all Amerfr r c la im a n ts , u n d e r W illia m K. U u sie ll. d e c e a se d : th e tietra. d s v now Red Lake Agency s u p trin -; can Indian* to momma control of Isse*. s r u l t t a o r o th e r claim * tendent. a mixed blood of 20 yearn’ Jtheir own property. a n t s u n d e r M a tth e w R. M a rk s, d e c e a se d ; A nna a to k e e a n d th e •frvire in the L rited States Indian | In this case the 1,700 Indians d ev isees, g r a n te e s o r o th ­ H .f „ | would be allotted 160 acres each . eheir*, r c la im a n ts u n d e r A n n a B lo k es: Efforts cf the new chief are di!an<] the remainder of the approxiAustralia and New Zealand hare a s *A d m in is tra to r of tb e E s ta te o f W illia m F. R u sset, d e c ea sed , ju st finished a record year of agri- vectcfi at removing the last vistagc j mately 450,000 acres would b* sold a n d th e heir*, d ev isees, g r a n te e s of aboriginal cuHoraa still exist-! for the benefit of the Chippewa cnltural output. o r o th e r c la im a n ts u n d e r J e s s e Addison Mixner, Florida archi­ tect, is completing his eighty-fifth home in Palm Beach county. Av­ erage coat exceeds 1100,000. RfUuftstera Pow er And L ight Company Purchase Georgia R ailw ay And Power Co., A fter Long N egotiations p S i~ i» » s k n o w n i*r«<>i»* tla im iw c i n n ? 1aK to p l a t th e re o f- roe SrLLtUWB . ty . F lo rid *. A lso ! _ T h e S o u th w e s t Qi N o rth w e s t Quart< N o rth w e s t Q u a rt' ■ S o u th w e s t Q u arts] 19. TO w nkbip i t I IS E a s t. T. D av is, In d iv id u a lly a n d a s Ad* m ln la tr a tn r of th e E s ta te o f W il­ lia m F. R u ssel, d e c e a se d ; .tb e C e n tra l S o u th e rn L u m b e r C om ­ p a n y , a n Ohio C o rp o ra tio n an d trie sto ck h o ld e rs o f th e C e n tra l S o u th e rn L u m b e r C o m p an y an ' 'O h io C o rp o ra tio n , a n d a ll u n ­ k n o w n p e rso n s c la im in g a n I n te r ­ e s t In th e r r a l p ro p e r ty h e r e in ­ a f t e r d e sc rib e d . D e fe n d a n ts. O rd e r e f P n b lle a tle n T « E STATE O F F L O R ID A . TO A L L T H E A F T E R NAM ED P A R T IE & C1REETINGS: T o L u c y L. D arla. If liv in g and If d e a d a ll p a r tie s c la im in g I n te r ­ e s ts u n d e r L u cy I* D av is, d ec ea sed ! r o th e rw is e In th e re a l p r o p e rty OH backs of Burros Bokar Coffee Brought to one scashoro-su You will agree with, u s i t is well worui these g rea t dlfijcuIUw to procure i * __ ilAvexicXs ariNf ST 'S SLCNOF ffeOKARfl L1<orr*t tvrvr w•f Jif1 \ M rue sm Pure fruit, assorted Flavors W / i os. Jars W ith Pectin Oysters Apple B utter 38 oz. glass, each Lobsters 217 Sanford Ave, Phone 478-W (PALM 01 3 IU:i ■ 410 SANFO RD A V E N U E 9 ounce package.... Smoked Herrings N o 2 Standard 2 for .......... . R. F. BAKING Fancy Friers Spanish Mackerel Salt W ater Mullet No. 1 E asle 2 for ....... Pound Haddock Fillets Baltim ore Special t)ysters ?e Cooked Shrimp 4 pnund P itii ....i * {JJ'Mtf. So W hite Shad 3*fJ A T L A N T IC & P t IREAT [JUST A R O U N D THE C O P N E R F R O EVERYBOD)! All Kinds o f Fresh W ater Fish 2 pound Cartons If It’s Sea Food CpU 478. W e D ress and No. 2 . Sliced D eliver Promptly 2484 Sanford Avenue We Deliver H S A T U R D A Y SPEC IA LS V. No. 2 Corn, per c a n .... 1 10 lb S u g a r .......... ’COFFEE, M axwell No. 2 Tomatoes, r H ouse, lb............. per Can _0 Cudahys Harps Bacon "Ihplbtii ' 7 « ir ,n ordering your groceries from a fi 10 Ibu Good Sound Irlah P o la o cti.......................... rive promptly 10 lbs Granulated Sugur ................ 1 pound Compound Lard .... ............... “The Best 2 pounds Good P ru n es.......... for Less” 1G oz. Bottle# Catsup ____ rices on everything, everyday. Give us a trial. grocery store and knowing that they also that each article is the best that can be bought— than ii to walk or ride in all kinds of weather. our service and our groceries, anc convinced. No. I Can Corn B eef H ftsb ...........„*......... No. 2 Can Tomatoes 8 ounce Mayonalsc Today’s the Day or Shredded Wheat IN SANFORD Don't raltm thin chunte to lay in h big stock of your favorite whole wheat cereal, SHREDDED. W HEAT. Your neighborhood grocer in having a npedal Shredded W heat Uinplay. He 1h authorized to offer you Shredded w h e a t at n really atlrBClive price ami to give you w ith every tw o box p u rch u K c— c » p r r f o One package of BISCUIT aiu| (jlle shopping Bag Don't tukoV ny chancea o f bving too lute. If you like ShretUled W heat— If you r w lly want health thrcmnh riojiu - u illn " — * SIDE YOUR GKO CUR TODAY] 2381 Maple. L eaf Maple R u tte r ......................................................................... —O N E SHOPPING BAG FR EE WITH 3 Packages Shredded W heat RUcuita • »*••••»••«••*»•«•••••**•**=•.#*****»**•#•••*•••••”■***5 Pucknges Gold Duet 1 Cake Fairy Soap...... Groceries Fresh Fruits Fresh'Meat .'Sausage Butter Grocery Spec* Fresh V egetal Smoked Meat* i Poultry Eggs �fought bac conscious just as her father came to her aid. Authorities were inclined to be­ lieve this lateat attack has no con­ nection with other recent assaults 'In which a club was used as o wea­ miles to* Buenoa Aires, whore pon. the Bight as at present arrang­ The attack camo while police ed. will end. • were attempting to solve tho At Boenos Alrea It will be de­ termined whether the ’’Jackal’* storing of Miss llandley, 4-1, whose nnd his companions shall point body wna. found In tho rear of a the prow of the seaplane north­ yard neat to her homo. e*rly In tho ward for nn aerial voyage of Or 000 miles to New York. Real Estate Con eyantes 'V .A; 'Hop-^ns io J. F. Mead Inwl, Jot 5, Mock A, Spurting,. a , " 71,0 end, of a society rri ditltm; consideration $7,500. mance tyas in- sPigHh tI .today - w that M rs.-v Alicia Dupont PALOS, Spain, Jan. 12.—</P)— of him. J- E. Klock to M. T. Dellnmy, news iamls in section.22, township 21- Ucndenning, adopted daughter o( Three Spanish aviators started centralized in n small area c consideration $5,000. * Alfred I. Dupont, -has established at 8 o’clock this mornth* in the western side of the city, a residence at RenA, Nev. ] seaplane Na Plus Ultra on the , S. A-'Way to Myrtle W a n , part She had been separated from first leg of flight for Buenos night's was on the oast side, fuRj o. lot 3. Sni.ii * addition: cnruM. her husband sometime. Society to- Aires, possibly New- York. First fire miles from tho scent of emlion $4,000. day recalled her dramatic mar- stop will be Los Palmas, Canary earlier “slugging*.” ■ R.■ ■ ■ ■ iP W W I P I l i p inf w g e in Ioudoh in 1022 to Harold Islands. The aviators ares Com­ S. ■Eutzminger ta Victoria NEW YORK. Jan. 22.—(/P)—Re­ 4 lots in Longwoo<!; consid- Glimdeiciing, son of a Norwalk, mander Roman France, .Captain Ruis-do Alva, and Ensig.i Dur-\ newal of soiling pressure impart­ oration $3,000. ed n reactionary tone to stockan. The distance to Bueno* Arrives At Canary Isles Aires and New York is 12,332 prices at the opening of today’s LASPALMAS, Canary Isinnds miles. stock market. RaUs. were again Jan. 22—<A’)—Commander Fran­ >at The Columbus of the air, offered freely,' presumably because ce's seaplane arrived here this Commander Franco, Is 'seeking edr loading*’ in the first full wee afternoon completing the ‘first introduced and Miss Dupont .again to link Spain with the & st o? January showed. « sulwitantl: Rutladgo, part of lots 0 and in , leg of tho project flight from decrease below tbodo of the cor­ block 5, tier 1, Trofford’s map- mviteti him ta spend the following America1!. *nd from the okact Spain to Argentina, . * /• week-end ut Nemours, the Dupont spot in the domlngo rublo canal responding week lost year.' / consideration $2 ,000 . estate near Wilmington, Del. wh*mc the ships of Columbus Jersey Centra!, which broke ten Rose Court Hie., to W. I* Henley Later Glohdenriitig. a college set forth. points yesterday on ftnc salt, op1- and J. W. Corley, lot £4 Rose And eard graduate, went to Oxford to tonThe length of the flrer hop five point# higher and Court; $1,500.. tinue Ids studies and she went to Is 87rt miles. From Palos to rering Penna. and Reading Coal*nhd Iron William f l. Long to John Jarry, Europe on the same ship to study Buonos Aires G,733 miles. Fran* showed an inhial gain of one lands in section 33, township 1U; music in Pari*. Their marriage In co has been known as '‘the jack­ * (JP)—Old point. $1 ,000 , London fallowed shortly. al” since his aviation school days U. S. Steel sagged to 131%, a comddfration peroturcs, M. L. Harris to D. p. Douglass beenuso he wore a" large lock vanishing new low on the current movement. and A. H. Shadix, lots 1, 2, 3, 4 , First intimation of a rift In the of his shaggy black hair down Trading appeared to bo largely; suit, the C h o s e n from nationally known 6, fl and 7 in,Block E, Midway Glcmlcnning romance came n year over his bronzed face. , i V^ -)V* country, of a professional character. Na­ Heights* consideration $600 . ago when rIio won a suit at Bridge­ From the Canary Islands, stlir brand—fam ous for their sperior fla ­ .the Ohio, tional Power and Light, which was for custody proceeding southward off th* Latest Attack Occurs Around P. Douglass and A. H. Shadix port,. Comb,, — ______ of- their ___ 0 terms of listed yesterday, dropped 3% jo in ts to P. M idnight In Section Five M. M. Dwyer, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, «,«three year old son, revealing that northwest African const, the vor and food value—this selection o f Atluntie to 32 and Remington Typewriter, 7,* Block "E. **" Midway Heights; .......... con­ *they *■ ''had’ separa ' flight will bo to the Capo Ver­ M iles Prom Scene Of Others .oration for Seare Roebuck, Stewart Warner' Groceries represents the height of de Islnnde. From the Cape Victim Describes Assailant and U. S. Cnst Iron Pipe Bold off sideration $600. fer* said, Permanent lines for the guidance Verdes there will bo a jump of a point or more. both quality and value. A. E. Sjobloni to J. A. Pcckham, of traffic are provded by round d. * pules to Fernando ao NorTOIJ5DO, Jan. 22.—(JP)—Toledo ord of 14 Coalers moved up fast on the 10 ncres in section 17, township 20; pieces of white tile set in holes 1,432 oriha nnd then a flight of 873 today were confronted with dorado and announcement of the acceptance no consideration given. Oysters, Fruits and Vegetables bored in wooden paving blocks. mlloR to the American mainland police a now slugging case. ave areaa by President Lewis of the .Minora J s ir at Pernambuco, Braxtl. Eva Sphnler to W. E. Crawford, Tho second attack on n woman ming pus -.Union of the plnn proposed, by the Skirting the coast of Brasil this week nnd tho tenth In tho re­ [had an icy Scranton Times for a settlement nno third interest in lands in sec­ FRANK P. FORSTER rest points of the coni strike, Delaware and tion 18, township 21; no considera- BEGINS HIS 43RD the path of the Plus U ltra will cent months occurred nt midnight Ha ns the crow files, 1,204 miles when Mrs. Dorothy Barton, 20, was nor of be* Hudson advanced -I; Lackawanna Phona 30 Corner F irst and ralm clto from Pernambuco to Rio* Janlcrro. beaten by n youth in front of her lie country. 4%; Philadelphia and Reading tion given. YEAR IN BANKING IV. E. Crawford to I). B. Sphnler, 2fl below, coal and iron 3%; Lehigh V«i Then will como a jump of 1,382 homo, ono-third interest in lands in sec­ tr than the 3; and Ontario and W($tem 2 ( Continued from Pnge 1) Other1rnilrontfk also strength- tion 18, township 21; no considera­ Mr. Forster came to Florida on displayed ened notably. particularly the No\. 27, 1875 soon after his rltnry and Southern cam era, Atlnntip Coast tion named. , mmringo in Chicago. Quit Claim Deeds relief this Line gaining . 8U and Louisville He came from Jncksonvilln by [warned to and Nashvl * u 't / • ( i 'l l 1 ' Leiln S. Bcggs to D. B. Sphnler, boat and landed at the pier which points. pmmodities Specialties also turned strong. 10 ncres in section 18, township 21; stood within one half block of the [North and Dupont. General Electric, United consideration $1,F>()0. present new Hotel Forrest I-nke. the West States Industrial, and Internatioii* E. W. Ijenck to J. A. Bistlinr, The pier was used at that time by outh. Jnl Telephono and Telegraph rising independent boat line for vari­ at cxeiniit, ‘S to 3Vi. Some selling of the 10 lots in Longwood; no considera­ an ous purposes other than the un­ nperatures motors cropped out later especially tion. loading of passengers and freight. S id e out to Mayfair and see the wonderful improve­ stern Tcx- in Hudson and Chrysler, call loans The first Masonic Lodge in Sunbhandlc. ment .'the dredge has made. Lake front lots Hear the renewed at four per cent. Jimmy Smith, the world’s great­ ford used the upper story of the Itched the Supporting orders again made pier, directly above the freight new hotel are limited and will be limited for som&timej fees in 24 i their appearance and another rally, est howler, earns between $35,000 room ns their quarters. ringly the jej py u. S. Steol common, which nnd $50,OOO n year appearing in Mr. Forster, in nn interview with Am ong those who have bought add who intend .to her dropsjBnnpped back to 132%, under \vhy exhibition mntches. He is paid be­ a reporter from Tho Herald this tomorrow before the end of the first half told ninny Interesting build fin e homes on Seminole Boulevdrd, East o f tHO |y, observ- hour. National Biscuit, which sold tween $100 nnd $300 far each ap­ morning, about the early history of buld come. off a point a t the opening to 82, pearance. He bns n record of roll­ facts new tourist hotel, are the following: ban ford, in which ho pluyed it* |on the cold rallied to 86 a new high record. ing 10 perfect games during his prominent part, being postmaster forecasters Frisco common advanced 1 %, career. Forrest Lake, Elton J. Moughton, W. C. Hill, Dr. during the years 1880, 1881 and American Can and Marino prefer­ 1882, nnd councilman for n num­ Langley, Monroe Hutton, J. M. Simmons, Calvin Teague red, Allied Chemical, U. S'. Rubber, ber of years. i, 22.—(JF) General Electric nnd Savage Arms lie told of tho building of the CHCAGO, Jan. 22.—fJT)—Poul­ and F. H. Scruggs. • t lisas were advanced .a point or so. Foreign now today Exchanges opened steady; demand try alive, easy, receipts 3 cars; structure which today houses the r prodom, Sterling ruling around $4.84% and fowl** 21 ut 2(D*.; springs 28; tur­ Western Union Telegraph offices W E / OFFER TODAY: keys 35j roosters 20; ducks 30 at nnd snid that nt^the"'tlmo it was , «* | } 1- 1 y ■ < *, \ V: . j *■ .. Tennessee French Francs a t 3.74 cents. : creeled it was the only brick build­ 32. Geese 20 a t 22. One 67.5 foot frontage on Lake Monroe in Marvania, ing in the Mate south of Jackson­ {nrivenCHICAGO; III., Jah. 22.—(/P)n e w Yo r k , Jan. 2 2 .—</n— ville. The building wns remodeled gsyr much Voiced to move at $190.00 per front foot. v May/lines Heavy soiling,prnsauro whlcb de­ Cotloh futures opened barely with stone veneered with Georgia vslopcd' on early upta ni In in tho mo steady: filar; 20.15; May 18.07; marble in 1907. One 72.5 foot frontage on Lake M onroajn Mayfair Recalling the oxploaion of the taziihlrtja t>WM8.18j Dec. 17.08. 'fill ...— . railway locomotive ‘'Seminole” dur­ at$228.0d & r front fo o t/ * . < >v * ’ fere running break in prices. Tho increased selling associated with* an ing one of it's first runs on the B .....was ............. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 22.—(/P) r opinion from a trade authority here —Cotton futures opened steady; new track. Mr. Forster stated that ■ Unwed mins that wheat values in the United Jan. 20.24; Mar. 10.57; May 19.03; n part of the bell from the engine ■ Borning, had States would have to undergo a was blown several blocks through inches last substantial decline before there July 18.55; Oct. 17.01. the air and fell to the ground only I |rk. Bentons- would be merit on the buying side. few feet from where he wns JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jnn. 22. rte inches. ill the rear of the old six inches Ho cnllcd attention especially to —(>!’)—Quotations prevailing on standing, bank building. the Inrger terminal mnrkets today, wheat shipments banking up in flakes, while Mr. Forster stated that he de­ Male ranged Canndn not onljr at terminals but supplied by the Florida State rived a grent amount of satisfac­ Marketing Bureau nnd tho Bureau rr Arkansns nt country plants as Well, and he of Agriculture Economies follows: tion In reviewing the past of banfches of snow, also gave emphasis to reports of New York City. Washington, ford nnd looking nt the mctropoliIturcH. Mem- unexpected shipments from Gcr' 2 0 2 FIR 3T 5T. PH O N E 7 7 Z turi city which stands hero today. Baltimore, Cincinnati. fere under a ninny nnd Russia. He has in bis possession many old Beans, green, hampers, fancy, Tho .opening wns unchanged to pictures showing scenes of various % cents lower, Dec. (new 1.72% to 8.00<«'9.00; 8.l)0<jC0..0<), no sales. ble to com J* sections of tho city in its early Cabbage, 1% bushels hampers, nnd July 1.43% to 1.60, was fol in parts nnrts of X4>U, loiriakhM B M aB ttaM ailftM H B M M M H O M M U uiraB ftH H of . un“ JU,y days. llen i trenmJ I !?We<* “ fractional advance und 1.75(33.23 ; 3.50; unquoted. Tho Institution of which he Is Eggplant, erntes, fancy, no sales; cL,j » / 0 !'u<Jllen that enr1vm weather wtainer rie<l -l!'e!' 1^ ,1 i|„„ __ toreaclion president has enjoyed a remarkable May down 1.09% __, nnd July 6.60; n.25@fl.75; 6.00<g>6.Q0. utrLout thu to Peppers, crates, green, funey, growth within tho past 20 year* 1.48. T p H ia Corn and oats were easily In­ 3.00@H.50; 3.50@4.00: 4.50@6.00; and i* dow rated as one of the strongest financial houses in the fluenced by wheat. 6 .00. ^ state of Florida. After opening at % cents off to *■-T/s* NEW YORK, N. Y., Jan. 22,— Mr. Forster is also a director of % cent up, May 83% to % cent the the Florida National Bank of Jackcorn (haricot Bcored slight gains (/P)—Raw sugur unchangeil at 4.14 duty paid. Refined sugur ranged nonville, having been recently reand then underwent a sag. Oats started at % cent decline to from 6.20 to 6.30 for fine granu-, elicled to thlB position for the nineteenth time. nn equal distance, May 44% to 44 lnted. %c. Later, all months showed somo loss. Higher quotations on hogs gave V* f&gsSL N.llion.il a lift to the provision market. Paris Will CHICAGO, Ills., Jan. 22.—(/P)— Discussion; Butter higher; receipts 8,654 tubs; rile Present creamery extras 43%; standards 43; firsts 41@41%; seconds 3801 [l^ab Walters 40%c. Eggs higher; receipt* ‘stiiiK Sights 719 cases; first 36%; onlinary “ cf»mbinpi firsts 32®>33c. * urettng of the Jjary ,in 5jon JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Jan. 22. ■ in tite Leg. ■—(A1)—Conditions and quotations •statement prevailing on <the Jacksonville mar­ Hi’ M. U. Hut. ket" today as reported by the Flor­ ida State Marketing Bureau: Supplies of all miscellaneous ha* been ttxsion of plan, vegetables limited; demand good; vndatuo nt the movement good, market good for invention to bo strong stock. O il p c o p l e o u t W h e n you open a plf June, li»-»7 . . Beans, green hampers, no supply 1 *. •* i * i , ,'t y> J 1 1 «f* Hutton on market. p ' *4> t: 'i Cabbage; standard crates, new Msideration of ^ o f o u as g o o d a - can o f S n o w d rift made neces- stock, strong ; f i j t * 1 l ’ Y * j r,P | A $ t ’ “ V Celery, Florida, 10 inch crates, lt [,nly ihr>«a HAND# . / " ‘H'ed with 400-460. demand strong. y o u sec w h y S n o w d rift w a s nanwsl ^ -fine salad o i l FoctivlUt* tor m Eggplant, standard crates. , - i ' > ■. * * ■ > EnglUh % and up, hamp­ V , W * prior ers 460@500. V ,«u id be ellgiblo to W h e n th is j clear o il i Ik (< 03 S n o w d r ift Its w h ite n e ss d oes n o t Peppers, standard crates greens, jy iffii *pmt re ccait, fioro diy to dfy, ift trtfj nook red - , lT for a ■delbga- beBeg *000460. J r M terrof tbi» |*v.t b»d, tbs CWoprsOar b »oW"| «•>« 30AKK) from riddle* *«d p stk rw o f i u f m a f . Ptlicsd/,«ad wnk on, although It 6DO076O' ,taruljird crmt<5' YeIloW' w h ii m a k e S n o w d r ift pure, b u t its pu: - “W^oumbar may ‘Sweet"potatoes, per ‘cwt Infinite wiriom, he «cki «o u t i i r u hutoiil; [HlHfon^aid. 350. pouiblr, bodkt erreked »nd *7 ^ Ctltiog■*! tfc«. from Houston, y o u b eat th e w ] Tomatoes, sixes, 650®WO.’ is 6 n c reswon w h y Snoi -hrwt of th* trouble" ii hi. doouMUAgfafpaM. Whtt friJen rannah, Boston * I , '■ r- ' - . Tomatoei, sixes, Flai. choice tsJ *C1 tots i* ao more tb.o the *ppliniiot> of «, A • been arrang- count W' -V—W £ and slock 3000400sdqusrters have okidt m«bso*( si old m the w U Snow di Oranges, boxes, fancy count and legionnaire* of *1 stock 400@ > 600 . Jsck' T V t Chiroprsdic ikosld,‘* »• Oranges, boxes, choice count and II ,** *he number ■orId*aid* rrtogftlUoo u cm i S n o w d r ift is m ade b y 11$ from thi* stock 800 350. ». r*ytnft»iio*« b 1 wnpefruit , ^ancy count action- Mr. ‘ »/ and stock 3( L \ :fr , , Grapefrul choice count and stock ra w A it: ■' fancy 0000 rvoid CASE IS MYSTERY TO TOLEDO COPS Roberts Grocery Lake Fron t P ro p erty M asonic X n tp le $ 6 o n e 7 3 S s ^ 5ci?UGGS-5C0GGAN s SA A /FO P D -fL O P / D A TO ’EOA.L INDAY vt-w ideih w h ite. * J crate*. 760. .M p ltt.* •- GHICAC , toUl * �ford Herald T H fi BATTLE PROGRESSES N ow th at tfle A tlanta “Crackers" have d efin itely de­ cided not to train in Sanford, T h e 1Herald belidves our th oughts should be turned toward perfecting a local baseball •T -lly 1V1I, t l team to participate and represent th is city in th e Florida S ta te League. ;nH » » T rl<u Under the term s o f the association's contracts, all players w ith strings attached, autom atically become free a g en ts on March 1, if no defin ite league plans fo r the coftiing season have been formulated by th a t tim e. In th is, an in so m any other cases, procrastihation fs apt to play a part, and th ose clubs which dolay reorganisation m eetings until th e eleventh IAL, N O TlC K i All* o b itu a ry hour, may find th at all good material has been spoken for, »«. c a r d s o f . th a n k s , re a o lu a n d n a tre e k o f e n te r ta in m e n ts and only sandlot players rem ain to drag their team through t c h a rg e * e r a m a d e w ill be the dust o f an unsuccessful season. led f o r a t r e g u la r e d r e r t l a l n r Last year there was much talk o f organising an eig h t team lea g u e/ Plans w ere discussed relative to bringing in MWMIlKn A d n o C lA T B D r R K M T h a A sso c iate d P r e s s Is n sc lu a- Daytona, Fort M yersf Orlando and oth er tow ns In addition re ly e n title d t«, ih s u s e . f o r re* U h lle a tln n o f n il n e w s d is p a tc h e s to those already in the le a g u e ’ but so fa r little has been i lAu*Ak*ft #Lf h1 mm>1 An A Jlf .L 1 A- .*.. J. ** _ . ■* • SE' I te d to It n r n p i o th e rw is e jflriitiJT eight-team league would bring te d In. title n e p e r a n d also th e done toward th is1 end. n e w s pilliltalind h e re in . All many advantages to each cl ub. Increased financial solidity, tR h ta o f .re ttu b llc a tlo n o f sp e c ia l lis p a lrh e e h e r e in • a r e a lso reeerv ed . 1 greater g a te receipts should feecjted. T hose entrusted w ith the r. FRIDAY, JANUARY 22. 1926 , "THE HERALD'S PLATFORM 1,—Deeper. water . route to Jack­ sonville. Construction af St. Johns-In* dlan River canal. -JL—Extension of white way. . A—Swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. B*—Augmenting of building pro• gram—houses, hotels, a p a r t * . tte n t houses. -Extension of street paving BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY .. .4 • g f J 1 , lk H i t .. 1 4 ‘j , * C » o rri« at ii m , lu rC t. A*r THE Pacific Coast theologi­ cal ' society conference Professor Kofoid, head of th«! xoology deport­ ment of the University of Cali­ fornia yesterday, told 300 clergy­ men that in some ways the hlgner apes are superior to man, and the. descendants .of some sort of Hfe. The clergymen a ll- listened politely and in silence. A t the end or the monkey .descent lec­ ture, they sang In sweet unison "flow -Finn a “Foundation," and let thnt be their answer tot the evolu­ tion theory. ■> Wise clergymen, to let the other rhan talk, and soy what he thinks. Then you say or sing what you ABOGEXm W /R jP W M UCK -rfXJRfbP / ALDTBEffi W /CW & > GeTFM' BK32EE Blest/w MV W S LKX y y v n w hour. But killing causes strain on the nerves. So Mr. Hulbcrt re­ tires. Someone else can hove the 7J —Construction of boulevard . around Ijike Monroe. . -4 linn progrnin. • • .—Expansion of school system . with provision for increased fap dUUea._______________ ' '1 4 0 Deaths, $18,200 Profit*. The Colorado Will W o rtPity the Poor Botetkorlk. By ARTHUR BRISBANR Community Advertising- MKN OF other days were mnde of tougher fiber. The beautiful red haired girl who taught Heine the poems about her father's sword, witch*she was 1(1 and Heine was In love with her, was the daughter o f a public killer, Aa buaincHH institutions nil over th e world have grown swlnijn. nnuon siMt-lxul ~ lata iuavI# 1 and prospered they have come to realize more anil more thnt • -OOD RETURNS FULL MEASr URE—''And the angel of Jehovah the success which has come to them has been the direct re­ called until Abraham a second time s u lt o f advertising. This hns caused increased appropriations * • • and said, • • • In blessing I in ordfer to keep befpre the public, and today the greatest will bless thee, and in thy seed sellers In all lines are by fa r the greatest advertised products. shall nil the nations,of the earth be blesed; because thou hast obey- The investm ent o f millions of dollars annually In advertising OHR.ltl • ' a single thing has come to bo alm ost a common occurrence. ed my voice." Han Gen. O 22115-18.* Po e t a n d p u b l ic PRAYER—Grant us Thy Spirit During recent years com m unity advertising has been HARNESSING F 6R power nnd s,'; th a t we also may In fullest meat* brought to the attention o f th e country, NEW YORK TIMES / , A t fir s t dome rrigation tho waters of tho Col­ - uro know by experience th a t It is doubted Mts efficiency. orado river, noemn assured; nnd < ’ fficiency. J u st because business advertising K more blessed to give then to roThose nre the days when it Is paper aimed 'for lightness is .such paid was no nnason why com m unity advertising would bring wjll reflect upon th a adm inistra­ tion of President Coolidge. and all lucky to be n poet,. nnd now is duties ns “ Under the Treen With : « Ivc* Q •• • ' . . the sam e results, it was argued 1. But a few o f the more pro­ those dentlfled with It, glory nnd which gives a jingling the time for n great good poet to Grandpa," K 'v VOICES OF THE NIGHT gressive cities and counties begun to experim ent w ith this public gratitude. nccount of nn inquisitive wasp; or emerge from the host of small wasted sonorous lines on titles Some few odd miles abbve the sky form o f advertising and found tho resulfo far greater than good poets who sparkle in tho like "Throw Your Bouquets at the ever dreamed. E->. There seems to be a haunted son who Has devoted jfears o f hard pages of magazines and newspa­ Living." In considering the “better Today Florida ranks ns a lender in com m unity advertis­ attic, to reconciling conflicting in­ pers todhy. No longer is the poet verso of bygone days. Miss Repfc. Where specters walk or float or fly ing. H uge sum s are being spent in telling the world what work plier speaks of It ns putting up terests, and to Secretary Hoover, RJ And speak n curious tongue coil- this sta te h a s.to offer. Intensive cam paigns haye been car­ whose technical knowledge nnd per­ known by n hungry look, a thread- a bluff “ for profundity of thought." " • e a ’aU tk r^ if v. sonal influence have been of the bar* overcoat and an address un­ Some of it. doubtless was preten­ And when of nights I vainly seek ried on not only in northern, w estern and southern publica­ highest value, their whole country der the enve*. The public is turn­ tious, but much of it was simply *l l.T o pick up some fa r distant *ta- tions but also in all of the'new spapers w ithirvthis state. As is deeply indebted. - -; . ing an appreciative car toward the doggerel. 7. , Uon a result, Florida is the m ost talked of Btato in the country The chorus of sifipril, sweet voices versifiers, and enough poetry is I only hear the rasping squeak •*. THE COLORADO river, put to bought to provide profits for the heard today moves John Masefield Pk T T hat constitutor their conversa- and countless thousands nre flocking* th is way. Those com­ to prophesy that a great poet m unities th at have advertised are th e outstanding dnd m ost work and used, will add hundreds of millions yearly to the wealth publisher nnd author and even to will aoon bo heard! He thinka the talked o f npihts in the stater . / . necessitate the services of account­ time' is Tipc^ “the sigqs are in the United States. You'd think these ghoaU, who once A n ’added'testim onial to tty* value of community adver- . of Itthewill heavens." and he fortells th a t this supply several western ants. • *: U tr.iLi . were men new singer will spring from Amer­ tisin g . kfo) . states with .mare, than a million '• I .wwcfvTfi they from the e^rth wprik | ,i» Mm.YnJfilE'via.wAlCn** Rep- ican soibT Mlas Rcpplitr.qonfo^so^; f horsepower, tana Irrigation stfffif t K 97 straying, * , , th a t much as she w ould'ilk* to o f Indiana Will be given In'telling of d en t to provide food for. tens of plier comments happily on the believe % Would want to listen now and then which . {he . . .advantages it, sho.cannot, "because tho "nmaziog goodness of minor poets" 'millions of human beings. .'VTo whnt we mortal folk are say- the proposed campaign the Indiana organization h ad th is to "genius of the race—if wq are n )«ho»e work, finds'a place in news­ Ing. . % sa y : “ rape—are developing along other , // » ' THE REAL wealth, and future You'd think that they would still papers and periodicals today. She "iineo.” It is true th a t science, "There are plan* for doing some advertising to boost happinrss of YVls country, wllf their din— Indiana i s a most dourable state in which to live and lit whloh i pain from this .single project of cites and quotes a dozen who are mechanical invention, research ana KfSs That memory sometimes would * to make money. California pioneered in this kind of advertising n'-icnce and constructive statesm an­ touched by inspiration, but sho finance are feeding on the food ' remind them genius loday, -1>ut tho arta , through community units, With the 1400,000 which i i her bud­ ship on re htnc'IR, than It would leaves to memory nnd imagina­ of | To take a littje interest in will ever thrive on something less get for 1020, San Francisco has invested (1,600,000 in the punt from finding gold mines unlimited. The planet th at they left behind tion the rank and file of twenty- than ambrosia, and in the general lour years to attract industry, luttlers and tourists through the advertising of Californians, Inc. ANNA LOUISE Strong, with a five years ago with whom sho prosperity the poets find suffici­ "Following are some of the things that havo happened few tr Iter Indies jihd gentlemen, compares them. The higher quali­ ent for their simple poetic needs. While we wait for the magnifi­ in San Francisco In the past three years: New water con­ In California, advocates a Soviet ty of “fugitive verse" today does cence of a new great poet we may nections increased 06 per cent, near electricity consumers Ingovernment like that .of Russia, explain to some extent the im ­ comfort and pleasure in the Credited 87 per cent, new gas consumer* increased 40 per cent, oVm V trpostlng violent revolution proved status of the poets, partic­ takqsongs of hi* heralds. They are a new telephone connections increased 87 per cent, property spd ‘YorT icntion of property," if valuon increased 184 per cent, and building permit values In­ ularly when one looks a t selections valorous, imaginative; often scholnecessary. creased 148 per cent. * Titer- is no danger in such pro­ chosen at random from papers of "Community advertising appropriations In the west for paganda out here in Los Angeles. a quarter .of a century ago. The this year and the last two years total $4,810,731.08. This list As soon ns n "comrade" has fin­ Includes Tucson, Arts., California, Oregon, Colorado and Wash­ ished his speech, if he had any old-fnshioned verse of the daily ington. * money, some strong artped real es­ And now Florida is occupying the spotlight. You will t tate man captures him. aclla him a a Qu a r t e r o p a c e n t u r y a g o be interested In inspecting the following estimates on a partial lot "only two minutes from the lift of community advertising appropriations In that state: MACON TELEGRAPH center of the city by telescope," Pom I- Gable* flnkla. * ’ Cl Art IWV1 $ 1,(V 000,000 Coral' and takes all the bolshevism out . . 000,000 Holly wood-by-the-8ea of him. It is interesting occasionally to is attem pting now to force cunsoll600,000 Miami Shores ............ . 600,000 roll back the scroll of history, as dation. .................. llocs Baton ............— 300.000 Miami ..................... recorded in the sayings and needs ' 260.000 Clewiston. L td ........... of. individuals, to find w hat the na0f particular Interest a t this . 120,000 , , Jacksonville ..... 100,000 tion was thinking a quarter of a time. It^ a y a : Orlando ............ *4|M7V»>4-» * . 100,000 century ago. In the New York Joseph Jefferson has InvestKt. Petersburg ------75.000 lakeland .................... World , f 7, In the eoluntn f f w 'w i S 't a S S M .y t 76.000 i’ulm Beach ..........— headed. “Twenty-five Years ago," Whllldon of th at place will build ( 10,000 Daytona ............... ....... we find this Item: « * $60,000 hotel. Jefferson said 60.000 Hanford ...................... 60,000 he would Yetire from the stage ? 'Borne men nre doing their wives Doland ------ .........:.... 1,000,000 Wall Street hear* that Canaa t the end of his engagement A favor when they usk for a di­ Miscellaneous ...*..... dlan Pacific has joined the Mornext April and would thereafter vorce. * ■’ ) i ' gan-lliH-Rock q feller - Harrimiui devote himself to hU Florida inIs Important business news. And syndicate. now controlling 70,224 teresta. 'A d d similes; ns frequent ns you need not be in a hurqr to ex­ miles of railway, with a prospect Flagler was building hia railway iwrecks un the Florida East Coast tend your mortgage.., ' Interqxt of consolidation of - the, grant down the coast and pouring money Railroad. nUea will bo no lowor.r OccaiioM) railways of the country Into five into West Palm Beach. Jefferson charging of higher jrptes for stock harmonious systems. would not know Palm Beach now. gambling purposes, and raising the L Just because a boy likes to dance ta .t think. he came backcx. to rediscount federal reserve here'and The country M * T.nw now I. is tti.nnM discuss- „ fe would now thmt ^ IfVan wlnkle.B the Charleston is no reason why there are not important. 3 W HILE WE ARE exam ing Into everyth ing wo som etim es :h* tikes to work. • But for the income tax, money Ing railroad consolidation*. Mor- perienee were no experience at all find truth where we least expected it.—-Quintilian. might again be borrowed a t the g*n and Rockefeller and Hill spd if he could but visit Miami. Jef* ---------------------o — th V ^ w comfortable old rate of four per Harrlmsh failed in their attem pts I f . * y , r . IhUr. K M ... GOOD COMPANY and good discourse are th e vory sin e w s cent. But the lender feels bound to make the borrower pay what velt began his war- on monopolies, would be worth $50,000,000 to him of virtue.— Izaak Walton. Uncle Sam demands', which means --------------------o — '/I the difference between four per Another Republican administration now if he w en alive to enjoy it. WITHIN A YEAR, Tampa has become the largest city In Florida. W ith millions belntf Bpent on streets, harbor im ­ THOSE CHILDISH STATES provements and building, it g iv es every evidence o f steady, D A N DOBBS SAYS THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN logical growth. JJespite any idea to the co n tfa i^ , th e v a st m ajority who buy Florida real estate are doing so w ith the i Auto show has opened In New "— •— . * ---■ ^ - *WHMI|U|nfgaitO| intention o f becoming permanent residents.— W ilkesbarre York. .T h at’s thY*7ky in which as industrlopsi In. in playing up th e 'o u g h t to be proud of each other, (P a.) Times-Leader. * n the walker has no show. floods as the Florida But ^they aye not. Each consider* • Every time we throw a little recent F ln r iw i—J P P M M M B H I . J H P V H j V I P H H H M I l B newspapers have been in playing J itselMasulted when the sun shines coal on tho fire we wonder what MY FAVORITE STORIES they are doing about the annual up California earthquake*. To tho- *nd the flowers bloom over the By JBVIN 8. COBB italners' strike. disinterested people abiding in acreage of the other; each is nlmoat ready to proclaim a day of j* th* t^ Prlnce A green recruit was having his *'•. Life's funny. By the time you other states it seems as though thanksgiving when some great dlsthe golden west rejoices when ly acquired m ilitary manner, “my first experience a t doing sentry get today’s problems oil figured —o ----out it la tomorrow. orry about: Records duty a t on* uf the Southern can­ orders ere to be v veget**L" floods* devastate the Florida boach- y a rn ed that therp is n place for! “What doe* vigilant m e a n t” aald o'clock in the after- tonments in 1917. Toward him es ond Florida I* gladdened by In Grand Baplds, Mich., a bar­ »ggy. day 1 showed through th* darkness cam* a cap-, the officer. „*Jn.k U.r scheme I r..rth-rocking •tori** from Um 3 $-WngB utxl that neither can build ' "I don't know," aald th* sentry. keeper 108. years old is ill. Who tain. • * I M f up by trying to pull the other j “Call the corporal of tho guard knows? H* might be 160 years Golden Gat*. What th* countiy "Haiti V h* fi«» there T" de­ and we'll find out," **td tho offlold If he wasn't a barkeeper. manded the -greenhorn. generally it disposed to r«gw ^ 5 5 | a real c»l*mlty Ot*y b* regarded I "Oiffrer *f th* day," cam* th* o r »» much tt* a thimble-! Tho corporal of tho guard cam*, It'* funny* • In New York, you thousand c a r t walk for the autos. Yet and saluted. ^ AMiktrf * on,r “ioc* Rented I -Corporal," said tha *ffle*r, "this the, mayor of tha d ty is namfid S r to to destroy H°5 bui!din« itself I , “What th e hell man here doesn't Walker. Ting iu compelof the day be doin' Jng of the wont vl > ... ....... t «: . . . . . \ It night yon tell him." atched by one that ' “jt means, *ly, tired chaplain who sweted the rorpon While California and F w S authenticity: "And what dm the day was in* T hirty acres o f land, good 2-stayiJ •and cow barn. V iew of two InUfil house, electricity, available. NwirAu road, etc. Ten acres of. cleared' young grove; all budded, first yearn muck land, partly plnnted, celery ttJ and wood. This place in heart of town and« streets, going cheap, sickness cause of< cash, balance, 1, 2, 8 nnd 4 years. Ap • •- JOHN G. iHONFORD Ijike Mary,. Fla., Rl One store building size thirty by brtp forty by one hundred fifty feel kw Lnke M ary show cases^ scales inclu«*( action $2,500 term s. F ifteen acres land near'Druid m ediately. See us totnorhnv. $8,001. Ti F ive room bungalow near Elder Spn# acre lot, large trees. R ight new fiv e room bungalow on fi*| Elder Springs, large trees; develop! around; price $7,000. N ineteen ncres land near Markham; $7,000. 216 E. Second Street HOMES—LOTS-FAl ACREAGE Todays Best Buy# One ten aero farm on Cameroni A'f* acres cleared.and tiled “together wM* equipment, including mules, true** and paper. T h is farm has a good" house on same. Price for quit* ***• But cosh and term s can be arrange4 One five-acre farm a ll under fiv e m iles from Sanford, with n $7,000.00. Part cash, and tenn*. W e have several oth er unusual M *; See us at o n c e .: �75? ->«K gt-v .V \c. IsSP • ■-■ ?«*• issESSEb’ THE 8A N F 0R D HBRALP. FRIDA Y .J A fcU A R Y 22, 1926. PAGE FIV] — iC T - SIRS. FRED a DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR MESDAMES GONZALEZ,MILLER,RIDGE AND STAFFORD A R E HOSTESSES AT BRIDGE TH URSDAY AFTERNOON S j N FORD EASTERN STAR Cl HOLDS A N ENJOYABLE Ml RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: TNG pea from her friends and from magezines and newspapers. And Anal­ ly she became to much interested in cooking that she now employs a maid who can do all the rest of the housework—prepare the vege­ tables, yraah the dishes, clean and swoop and wait on table—while •he does tho cooking. It la this woman's .opinion that often ths best p ari of cooking is done out of the kitchen away from the stove. And the more time you spend cooking in the living-room the lest time you have to spend In the ktoben. That is If your meals are all thought out and banned pionned and tho recipes are conv<enlently writ­ ten on cardi then the t'aak of actual cooking l*’ not so very Itngthy. Moreover-thla neighbor, after asvtng thought out n meal beforehand THOUGHTS--1 AND OTHERWIS1 number of thh finest o f Italian rclpes. Sha bought book and with it a little Italian dietlonkry. Now aho spends aoiw time every week figuring out those Italian recipes and before! long aha is going to add florae tempting Ital­ ian dlzne* to her dally bill of fare. : One of the m o'it'iqtercstlnk and Chapter, No. 151, Arkansas CUy, . A neighbor of ours spends an ■ * evening every week collecting reci­ prile* » green sugar and delightful meetings of Setninolo Kan. creamer, went to Mr*. June Room- Chapter. Order of Eastern 8tar, ‘ast Matron Jessup from Butlor pes. When she started housekeep­ K£J* J n cutting for the con sola- Was held in the. Masonic Temple Chapter. No. 45, Butler, Penn. ing she knew nothing of cooking tlon prize a yellow And black fiw - oh Thursday evening. Mrs. Maude E. Neal. Past Ma­ and eared l#*«: She could afford a tron of Aurora Grata Chapter No. During the business hour Mrs®r - b.°the uW,V HBtT* was fortunate one. *r - Bndwdl Murray Jarvis, acted as install­ 207. Brooklyn. N. Y. maid and she felt th a t that solved Following the awarding of Mra. Dooley from Leesburg tho problem. 9h# would employ a out ing officer nnd Mrs. Margaret prizes, the tables were laid maid who cooked and helped ont ’ body, laid with Shocmnker os marshal. Two of­ Chapter No. <8, Leesburg. Past Patron Higgins from Elk with the other work. But sha soon will Club. There were 30 j table# of dainty covers and refreshments of ficers were Installed for the en­ chicken salad, saltines and pinrap- suing year. Mrs, Aln\a D. Gibbs, City Chapter, No. 18D, Elk City, learned that almost “very girl " h o M Of playeraBTVART SERIOUSLY HURT v ■= O ’: Okie. Street The large club room was trnns E. . i 'l i i 'T * ."frved comes willing to cook, either canAssociate Conductress and Mra. the hostess, Mrs. Banders from Blanche b e t‘ took or conks - only certain whose formed Into av eritable fairy bower assisted by Mrs. Claude Herndon. Elizabeth H uff,'elected. The m ar­ WASHINGTON. Jan. £ i —<JF of No- with ita decoration* carrying out f t * £ IIc5, j on" - Mr*- Hawkins shal then declared, all the -officers Chapter. No. 8, TUton, Ga. William M. Stuart, director of •hip**—the things that were liked Mra. Sutton from Page Chapter, by the family for whom she worked census, waa seriously Injured hero iry. the color scheme of pink and green. Connelly, MH. Raymond Phillips. of Seminole Chapter regularly InNo. 24, Lutny, Va. Lo**- Tall potted palm* encircled, the en­ Mra. Emmett Hunt, Mrs. Edward stalled. today when ho was streak b y ,a when she learned-to cook. And will tire room, while tall pedestal bas­ S tr mall truck on a downtown street. this neighbor nt our* couldn’t tench Joe Gonzalez, Mrs. In a charming manner, Mrs, n of kets filled with pink gladioli#* and Eliza Wilkey and Mrs. J. N. Tolar. Mary Kent presented Mra. Jarvis’ Nellie Turner-Circle a girl to rnok because she didn’t Ho waa -taken to a hospital in an _____. . . I ----- ------ ' ■ H. R- fern* were effectively arranged at kn«w how harsslf. During the refreshment hour, with a past matron’# pin and ex­ LVid T h 'r i i n C - w - * >t ■rtso each comer. That is how It came shout that cook to get various ingredients the Seminole Syncopators, station- pressed the Chapter’s appreciation Holds Enjoyable Meet f V_. NEGRO DIRS IN CHAIR she h*>gnn to study melon books. ready, so that when aho herself Tho mnntel wa* banked with” •OjHjtod a screen of potted palms for her splendid work of Inst year. RALEIGH, N. C., Jah. 23L-g>— ‘ fat en- feathery aaparagua fem a studded and ferns, rendered n pleasin? Mr*. Jarvis responded with words Wednesday Afternoon And then she b4gan collecting riel- goes into the kitchen her work con­ lub a t 4 with cluatera of dombia. sists mostly of skillful putting to­ Arthur Montague, Burke county > | of gratitude. The musical program. Mesdames Wolfe and Daucy lagnolla stage negro, died In the electric chair a t 1 Mrs. Herndon's gown was of gether. was a perfect picture, with stats prison here today for an at­ toast colored brocaded velvet, drap­ I Much praise is due Mrs. Grace icasantly entertained the mem- w** conducted by the chairman, This neighbor has n number of Its airy screen of asparagus feme, ; a t 8:15 and myriads of sweet peas in the ed and combined with self geor­ Brockhohn, chairman of the Enter­ era of the Nellie Turner Circle Mrs. Huff., K good report waa little wooden boxes in which she tack upon a deaf child inmate of tainment Commi^oe for the pro­ nnd a few friends on Wednesday-<»iven from the niT*un*«e sal** hv keeps her recipes written out on the state reformatory a t Mol School shades of sink. The light* gette. gram. All wero amused and de­ afternoon at the homo of tho for­ Mr*. Wilkinson. Mesdnmes Roll, earns. .She devutea quite a hit of last Spring. Mnntngoo was e ^zr’s ex- various Fashioned of rose georgette lighted covered withWlowcr shndes of with the readings given by mer on Laurel Avenue. Wilkinson and Estrldge wore ap­ time to thla but then she finds it a cutud a t 10:30 o’clock. i for this were beaded in crystals, was the lovely pink and cast a soft glow over the The regular business meeting Miss Virginia Jinkina. The vocal pointed as n committee to meet pleasure. If she dips n recipe the frock worn by Mrs. Jones. pretty setting. selections of Mrs,1A. M. Phillip* with tho chairman of tho circle to from or magnslne she at­ Kiwanis Expression . ■:\r Mrs. Connelly wore a smart nnd the piano u iu nu numbers n u in iH jin hy ny Mr*. «ir». make plans for the Washington tachesa itpaper [ give the Greeting the guest* upon arrival Spring to a card with a paper costume of jade . green Maryy Malncs Mnlncs wore To*; wire uniunlly unsunlly good | r* “Can* was Mr*. J . H. Tolar, who resem­ Contest Recital ’ clip. She rends It carefully to see crepe Elizabeth with hat to match. bled a dresden figure, in her exqui­ and much enjoyed. By her win- I Mrs. T.. N. HnnseU, nresident of (f It appears to be lie*’’ nt good. But she Mrs. Phillips was attired In navy site French imported frock of soft aomoo manner nnd wall-delivered I the Irirnl Baptist W-* M. waa High School clock. copy it on tho catd pink satin, embroidered in chenille blue crepo Batin and velvet. rresont nnd «»nvo an Interesting. docs not finallytried readings little Miss Cornelia' Mci t out and posOf crabapplc green georgette Rnc won every heart. Auditorium nnd velvet ribbon flowers, In har­ talk, urgjnr the member* to tsVa “"y* V® w. . lh th‘ steri- monising tones, of pink, blue nnd crepe nnd lace was1 the creation n more active Interest in the W 1 Friday Evening Janunry 22nd Among tho large number pres­ Miss green. She wore a w ristlet bmv worn by Mrs. Edward Belt*. A ent, were several visitor* from M IT. work and to make a special ti A n n Jilh !!^ in th u 8:15 P .M . quet of . sweet peas, violets and chic hat to match completed this neighboring chapters, including: effort to attend tho reception for . Admission 50c attractive costume. now member*, which will he h eld lcou,,^ y fiTtltUI * great the II* baby breath. Gussie A. Livingston from ArCmc Mrs. Hunt wore an exquisite nrvt. Tttesilnv nfternobn. I In the receiving line were Mrs. costume of orchid georgette com­ Chnptor No. 147, Tampa. Mr*. T j H. Ijimh conducted tho* Frank Gonzales, Mrs. Frank Mil­ bined with lace. Her hat was n Mrs. Hilda Clark and C, W. mission Rtudv, nnd Mosdamos Wil­ ect at ler, Mrs. Densil Stafford and Mrs. picture model of yellow straw nnd Clark from Vesta Chnptqr No. 2.73, o’clock James Ridge. kinson and Warron were appointed Croton, la. ► velvet flower trimmings. and, lenders for the noxt meeting. , Mrs. Gonzalez was lovely in a Miss Wilkey was gowned in n Mrs. Bills from Belmont Chap­ esses.’ becoming frock of apricot geor­ During t)»« social hour 4ho hoawill gette beaded In self tones, nnd dainty frock of flesh pink genr- ter. No. 108. Belmont, Moss. . (Limited Time) tosscs «erved salad, olives, saltines, Mrs. II. B. Gibb* from Victor jtner oil touches of turquoise- blue. She gettc nnd satin.* nnd coffoo. , Mnke your appointment now. Member* nrcseot were Mesdomos wore a corsage of sweet peas, vlo-‘ Phone 246 H. F. Pourifov, Jim Fields. C. F. in I.e- lets nnd maiden hair ferns. LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY Marshall, I. E Estrldgc, R, T. nt 8:00 Of brown georgette, a two-fileco Warren, A. Wslkor. Dos*"v Andrr. . ‘ BY MARY MARSHAL!. model headed in irridescent heads, -on. T. K. Roll, n. J. Wolfe, r entcr- was the sm art costume worn by Copyright McClure Byndlrnto ‘. v Pem m nent W aving Specialist Huff. a. A. n. Wilkinson. t|. «. W. D. Mrs. Miller. Her flowers were • — i |t — Mctbvh, T. H. I.omb, Fred Mvors, le, with corsage, of sweet peas and violets. T.. B. Brpnrg. Visitor* wore Mrs, A. M. Mrs. Stafford was gowped in n All Is Not Diamond That Sparkles glittering glass heada,lh&t saddle O. B. Poll. Mrs. N. Klnlaw, Mr*. •’clock. dainty frock of peach georgette, It May Be Rhinestones, But a beautiful womafiV shoulders, Don McDonald, nnd Mrs, L. N. It's probably Straus. O v er M obleys D ru g S to re holding up the low-eut bodice of her with trimmings of cream inco and n a n Bell. evening frock, 1 lower velvet ribbons. In her hair was n Muny women hnvc been wearing glistening A h far ns moit Of -U* arc con­ bandeau of pearl. Her corsage For was of violets, baby breath and strass this winter and talking about cerned there is little ilIRWence be­ strass who haven’t a remnte idea tween such terms as diamante, peas. jlack sweet Mrs. Ridge wnd attired in a robe of what stress really is or why it rhinestones and stress when it is of ching blue beaded in steel beads. is called "stra**.” As n matter of applied to trimming. Likewise we bride of Her hair was confined with n ban­ fact it was named uftor n German sDeak of n frock worked in bril­ arming deau of silver leaves. A touch of inventor, Josef Strasser,* who aft­ liants—which means rhinestones iy after- color was added to her costume er patient rasoarch worked out ft or stress, probably the latter* Of rourso rhinestone used to nd Mrs. with her corsage pastel, shaded ."plan wherebT* he m lghtm nke u very good imitation diammal from mean n rnlnrlcsH pant nlonn. But with a sweet pens nnd vlolatar ‘ Tho tally cards, which were don? a mixture of quarts, red lead, i>ot- now we ttpeak of red and hjuo nnd [the home in Bpring flowers, were given oue ash,' borapc-nnif-aYiienir! This was grrert rhlB»'*tom‘ig,,"ri»e',triVH.4 She II Itf'*l i HOI# • * f!*»- * 7 Avynue. by Mrs. Joe Gonzalez, who wore a railed’ ‘‘pahte*’ — and sometimes nil very much confuted. The fhef remains that nil this sparkling orn­ stress in honor of tho inventor. chosen dainty frock of shell pink geor­ Is qulto effective. t [and Wore gette nnd satin, with garlands of Nowadays we usually apply ’stress’ amentation The milliners, ns well ns the to the dress trimming made of this | red roses, rose pink velvet flowers. Of exceptional interest was the material and "nasto" to imitation dressmakers, nre uslnfc lot* of these ed hearts, game of bridge played during the diamonds and other nreclous stones. scintillating little . stones, in all We all know of the paste jewels colors, 'too. fkly with afternoon and after several pro­ The sketch shows n white chKTon *es. Sage gressions, scores were collected by used for exhibition purposes in embroidery give# brilliance to Re- Mrs. Edward Lane and Miss Mar- some of the crowns of Europe evening frock which sparkle* brll- to Rtrasa ornaments shaped like holly tion" af- thn Fox. Tho prize fo r top score, while the real jewclN nre stowed linntly because of the holly-leof i the con- n lovely glass candy jar, was lawny in safe deposit. They nra ns panels, embroidered -with strata, leave* that trim thi* whit# chiffon Iwonis out awarded Mrs. W. J. Thigpen. The truly "stress” as the nlrnps of that arc used for trimming. • \ cvenine frock. -Nibiack,” Is, a hasIH IIIIIIIIIIIII by Miss tsented it iving tho nnell was One of the moat beautiful p a r­ ties given In Sanford this aeason was th at1of Thursday afternoon ; with when Mre- Fr*nk J, Gonxales, Mrs. mem Frank Miller, M rC -^ a s U Stafit the ford and Mb . Jamefl^Ridgo were a ‘? X ’ ! r A S ; E EUGENE PERMANENT WAVING $10.00 MISS GERTRUDE PAYNE Madame. Harriet’s Beauty Shop Just toe time to get your spring Inted in a J» Wilma lughter of ?id, enheart. in overlantem, J her to sat on a kntlne. All linen and ame were Iwas open merchandise at reduced prices. Sales o f Silks Saturday SILKS S a v e M o n e y -B u y N ow s ' Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts Big table of crepes, satins, charmeuse, and colored prints. Light and dark patterns. Values up to $3.50, Sat- cream in il angel .. ^ *he dttle Miss l>n Walker h angiverMfnartk were two f ne of one and in 78 prcientiarge bas- VELVETS ™ delight- Black and colored, 40 inches wide. Originally sold for $4.00 and $6.00 per yard, a Saturday-^- NotesfJ Wd have ju st received in time for th is sale a large supply of M’Lord quality of m en’s shirts, with collars attached. W hite only. We have priced them to soil during our sale for— $ 1.95 <ment of the For tho wise buyer this is a groat oppor­ tunity to buy advanced styles a t re­ duced prices. Thore is not an old gar­ ment in this lot. Everyone of th ese coats wero bought to selinit much high­ er prices than we are asking fur them. Some lined w ith bright colored silks, some with fur collars, all bargains for— M liiil r a $2.95 TABLE OF SILKS s: Printed pussy willow, flat crepe, sat­ ins and heavy charmeuse. A ll new iti‘ 1 fall silk, some worth up to $5*00.yard. i . tv who are wl'l join the r- directed by S w S alT freat Wren on fiht. MALUNSON’S FANCY SILKS strictly to it : ! 1 J *.? ,* t - . V '> Topkis Union Suits Make ideal sp its for warm spring and udmmertlme. Advert is world over for $1.00. Our aale .... U - f - h & i # ; • ■m■ ONSALE * 40 inch velvet brocade, butterfly voi­ les, some worth up to $10.00 yard. Close ou r. rm v . s i ... *1 .^ iA > a °P »n Ulustra tod , ' ■r -\ YVvt aO’ sr-n* * , ■ 't f / r f r > 1 »-• g W fc h ' $ 4.08 ” $ 22. 50; $ 1 2 .5 0 ” $ 2 9 .5 0 f.** ^hat there W That we have ju st received In tim e for this sale. T here la poslUvely no fall and winter stock being offered during this sale. W e are offering snappy young stylus in all up to tho m inute xnateriola. Hundreds have bought, but w e have others arriving daily and our prices are Spring Coats $2.95 YARD pturdiy l0^ chairman DRESSES 25 Dozen . $1.95 Irad for this We feel th at wo must again call yoor attention to pur wonderful line of I X- -fcV” *tl;' ; ■ ; ;i • vu �m b / v f N K . M E a Author iye* knejp the like * * . W in the 5 le word. A bundl her h H* of her tireless i twenty-nine, she weighed when she le hundred and s a Mary Martin could stir her baby’s gritel, le an egg for her.young son’s breakfast, ten up her little girl’s school dress with a ribrosette, make six beds, and dye a bit of lace free, before most of the women in Zenia were iug the sleep out of their bobbed heads. Mary ip’s hair was bobbed, too. Although not ly thati Mary hqd always worn hero short. It was part of her Bttle personality. So when Mary Martin was twenty-nine, and the town’s best dressmaker, and her oldest child, a fitftle girl with her mother’s .elfish face, was twelve, a man named Walter Pulliam, said to have $300,000 by cornering the sugar market, fefl ina love •* with _her,1B • \ 0 a. a_ According to the law pf opposites, it was rather natural that he should. Mary Martin had the bones of a little dove. She was fragile enough to seem almost transparent, and with all her pmip ing, wiry, incredible vitality, when Walter Pulliam looked at her, he was morally certain, us he stood there, s ix -fe c t-th r e e , with a magnificent bead on t t n that always seemed to be readytpeharge at I VI i !l i jj | [ *J •J V J( T* « • ; across » . p ljy ro M u [id o o K ch with six cots on it and the brood pf thco£ :d her goodnight and held lier i^ ixn d adored her, uijd proIt was at the breakfast table that Mary D% t^ Udd Ver brood. Virginia, aged twelve, was screamed openly and went intoWj only the’little flangcr of !: 3 actually green with temper anj| The little Marlin: did coti father. Virginia went off into neri mere mention o f % phaeton andc sobbed that she would die sooutrl father. Virginia said she halef trembled in the deck of WArj Adam’s apple. • All morning, Mary Marltfji adored and even in his chilfli respected, remained up in his mi locked. Poor Mary, her heart was a a cold, dead thing. That waj the her letter to Walter PulTam. Eg Tcar-warpcd. mm Mmisi■ ir irned, tpo. one was afrekeoffusarm . And Eke something delicate icp. He wanted to own her, and to dress I and travel with her and to make her the lit 61 a big house. That’s what he always called her. “My littie Lady • f a great big house." He used to visualize her that way. Something tiny in the magnificence of a big setting. Sometlung tiny xn the ibagnificcncc of a big limousine. Her tininess could sometimes seem to make him want to cry. Big Walter Pulliam and tiny Mary When Mary Martin was twenty-nine she was fdy three years a. widow and the mother of six. Mary Martin • w as afraid o f her cfiildrei}. iid o f the way the flanges of Constance7s nose M D U IU L And Mary, who was so tired— the six chil­ dren, you see, and the dressmaking; and the randrain oi little boys— wss ready for ike big house. to makeher happy, could really care for this tiny Btlle mother of a brood of six. But he did. Walter Pulliam loved the whole sac of ^hem. tt was cprious, though, that from Virginia, th# eldest, down to the tiny boy, the children were tp ttrfji Incredibly jealous of Pulliam. Try as she would, Mary could never get them to be more than sullen, or to accept his gifts with mqre than a natural distaste. The little brood pf Mary Martin, jealous of her, guarding her from' he* a°n«r... ‘ .] ; ,. ; And fhen one night when the brood was in tied, Walter Pulliam proposed. And for $ e first tim e in a fife singularly devoid of it, ecstasy smote When Maryftlaitin wmsdjij double three-story house on a vie, By .Herself. Her brood was scatienj Every month ,the joint chock Matt Mary Martin amounted to conned she could spend. There were llw a motor, car and a landscaped f eleven-room house revolving aVdl figure of Mary Martin. Sometimes at dusk, when jt * for Mary, she walked up the stri and then down a little cjmyon.t9.4l est estate. the Pull«am Place. Wd his wife lived in a house as big There were nine children, all 6f home, four of them married, and* was pleasant sifting there for an ho* evening, in the warm glowinj Pulliams. Promptly at^mne o’clock M* one of the boys, or sometimes 1 taking her as far as her door, in, locked it^softly .behind btfi turned out the hall light, put out DOUGLAS MALLOW She was afraid of the little way.the fiances of tance’s nose could seem to turn green, and her itiffen when W ^ IU rP * m tried to make up her. She was afrtidoftife white, rather sick of her young son’s ffee as^she beheld him put in butter. of her brood, and little househola of t that Mary told & proudly, and yet a w w .t ° b » w a » w able in the .cluttered iking establishment, en— shyly,:: o little •echingly, that they i her heart of hearts afraid 'ofth ed ear, a, who remembered used to come home, For three hours should han *h“ M irginut lay in a stiff r mother** bed and n approached. The the'morning howlroom with the sick come out that day. rvcn to repression, N IG H T THOUGHTS N ltht thought*, night shadow*. When M iiiuru] the liuime, around the heart of on®i JVnd though tha weary body cried fOr •I**1*1. NlKht thought*, night ehmlow*. Filling the gnrdru with Clvnta«tl<JTd^«•i,,u*, KllUng tho mind with mow fonUktlc »cheio» For now a treo become* Mt fearful ihlnfr. A wall a proelplce, tha chiWwn’e awlnr A gibbet in the gloom. And IM > Wf t,r ®* Ara with u* even na mo climb U» Borne little low, perhaps *omo Sent*nc* ^ Becomes a shadow of much magnitude. L*t net the things of dak I h r j i W When Qod has d re n Now close the curtain*, clo*o the yea 17'®“ ^ . h'or not at night the aneig«» 70M u'U1 ® Yea. cloaa your eyea a h d o o & ip f" ' r *l<3lL T C0W rt.ll, �v%7' >ltt) HERALD, FRIDA as Car Goes in R iver. t h M *oyf « « ^ “ ° r th o P M 4**®* “ hive been found to be In plaee Just « origlnaUy built. ;hj2 a s p J f j y s j S S J S S A ' w." w ' U r X S S Whether the parallsl g « P ed Sucanne ncrosa the net and neither of them hare been able to wrest a get from her. larva ware dug by the men under K r a i I** in .^ e ffo r t to locate the Federal*'working, underground or by .the un it men -who dag their tray 5l 0 feet to the crater, romama undetermined, Indiana City Had First Speed Law .inn KMini VINCENNES, Ind., Jan. 22. (ff» —The first speed law lit Indiana was enacted one hundred knd eleven years ago by the Borough of Vin­ cennes, patriarch of Indiana cities, and it said: “If any person or person;/shall gallop any horse, mare or' gelding in any street within the borough, every person so offending shall on conviction forfeit ami pay the sum of $6 with costs.” Until 25 years ago there were frequent convictions under the or­ dinance. Today the horse Is for­ gotten in the press of automobile Louise Glaum, film actress, has regulation. sued the estate of Thomas H. Ince for $405,000, She charges breach of contract on several occasions. position was being undermined, met the .‘Federal as they charg­ ed through the opening made by the explosion; It was two hours beforo Meade penetrated the thin Gray line. v By that time Mahono had come un with h it Petersburg brigade, and the celebrated 'Crater-Charge’ . Four large volumes were inquir­ drove the enemy beyond the crater, ed to contain the will of a woman leaving behind more than 5,000 who died recently in London. Union dead. The hope of General Is bepnlzcd Icgiatc ling to luntaln irb the sail In lets to FI ton J. Houghton ARCHITECT / Finn National Bank Hid* Hanford. — - ... J Florida doctor neighbor to get the doctor to romti over to see what wad the him. The attendant ■J t h a l e r ’, office advised him that the doctor never made any ealla, that he would have to come doctors office during his office hours from 11:45 to 12. When he called, the doctor’s attendant came out with a little card. She asked him what doetor had seat him, what was the m at­ ter with him and If he rcally'knew what he was doing, ' He was then Informed that the doctor only treated warts on the left ear—cases which had been sent him by one of the union dlagnoHticlans. “But iSn sick,” the man said. “I want a doctor!” “But,” the attendant replied, “you must first find out what kind of a doctor yon want “How can I do th at?” the aick man naked. .“Go to Dr. Lukacmova” he was advlL'.'d. When hs reached Dr. Luksrntova'a office, the doctor was out for an operation—on a golf ball Any breaking y g T V out of the skin off face, neck, * arms or body is overcome quickly \ ^ PjL by applying Mena. tho-Sulphur. The I ^ I pimples seem to \ / dry right up nnd \ / go away, declares a noted skin spefC & f cialist. IU>v* Nothing has ever been found to take the place of sulphur »:> a pimple remover. It is harmless and inexpensive. Just ask any druggist for a jnr ftf Rowlcs Mcntho-Sulphur. I.ct a trial of Mcntho-Sulphur show what this means to you. Send the coupon for it. Clip it now. * 1 f, W hitclin ll riiurnturul Co. all* M adison Avvnuo' New York. N. V. Dpiu. n c Mm11 ni«< n ifri’s Miiitli»-Sul|ilnir. *^ E. K. Dyson,^ Broadway v Pharmacy, *Malden Protected by U, S. and For­ eign Patents. Kiimplr 100 E. First Street Sanford Business Property is Your S afest Investm ent We offer" the following list q£ busineaa propertiea and recommend each as a certain money­ maker, / ' rV ‘ i ; | ' . ; Business Block on West First Street In heart of industrial section 1125 per foot, , Business corner two blocksMif Post Office— 1500 per fpoL . BusincMs Lot, 75 feel on new First Slreal— M75 per foot. ■ “7 ' :rl. We own and control over $000,000 worth of San­ ford B usiness Property. V:" \ *' \ zf, I w m I t i l . M n #_ 'A*. • * l ’ T "' f ’-*> »*' * ••• ? T’. . \ « \ . . *- One day I had fourteen people fo r a '] birthday dinner. I had roast stuffed chicken, m ashed potatoes, stew ed tomatoes, green peas, potato salad, tomato-and-lettuce salad, lemon me­ ringue pie and cocoanut layer cake. A nd every single bit o f that dinner was cooked on.my Perfection’’ FURNITURE Gold plsled with fine Leather Strop, all In Compact Mor­ occo Leather Case. ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON r ': A rt 808 North Bay St., Tampa, Fla, mention apple pie . We Want Your Patronage” Trio One customer says—“I would not take $20 for my 'James1 $2 invested today will make if 1 could not get another.” sh av in g a rcul pleasure. ■• , Itn M burner stove I ’ve used for seven years an d it still cooks perfectly . / can cook anything on m y Perfection that can be cooked on any stove and J u s t a few quick pulls on th e Jam es Stropper unci y o u r blade is ready to de­ liver p erfect shuves and plen ty of them . It “ w hips” th e bladq autom atically ju s t as th e b arb er stro p s u razor. / L -h . . u < . •7 ju st swear by my Perfection. I ’ve got a four* Now you will know what a good shave is aodtra T fo d ay a t 2 o'clock. If you are still alive,'call back. I will then be able to tell you what ta the matter with you and will be able to semi you to the doctor, who knows how to treat what'a the mat­ ter with you.” Rut, by the time my friend had •een the first four of t t j doctors both his puUe and hii purse were gone. ” The moral of this la. If you live In a city drive on Essex 'and stay out In the open air as much as you can, so you won’t get sick. Yours, DILI.. writes M rs. J. C. Caskey, Phone 8 iney in irantec with a roashie—and would not re­ turn till the next Monday at 10 o'clock. This being Friday. Ily Monday, my friend wav real­ ly sick, and he got back. The doctor, made abort work oT him. He gavr him a list of ID doctors. “Go to see each ohe of there,” he said. 'T he first will examine your stomach, the >second your lungs, tho third your heart, the fourth your kidneys, the fifth your Uver, the sixth your glands, tho seventh your skin, tho eighth your teeth, the ninth .yoiir neck and the tenth your feet. They- wilt report to me. Then three weeks from next A complete stock of these stoves are car­ ried by the followingdealers: Story O f State Health Conditions Is R efuted JACKSONVILLE, Jan. -22.—(/P) —Dr. B. L. Arms, State Health Of­ ficer, has written tha editor of the New York Timoa a letter correcting mistotementa In an article- on health conditions in Florida pub­ lished recently and in the course of which Dr. Arma was misquoted. Tho artlclo declared that “Seven men of the State 'Board of Health, with no funds, are ready when things break, to act.” *' Dr. Arms pointed out that the half mill levy for the State Board of Health amount! to approximate­ ly $340,000 annually and cited a list of thirty-five members of the staff exclusive of clerical em­ ployees. and a score were hurt'when a loaded jifcU enr jumped the track and wont off a Photo show < the car, half submersed. Ter a t Nwville Island, near Pittsburgh. “Quality Merchan­ dise ■' at prices that it * 1■ ‘f * i ftppeal” ' ‘ In , # -I^VELUJW rl a m * tire This Flame fo r Juicy Steaks For tha hottwt I i m bo aora to tura tho wick h l|k enough to produro follow tip* 1M loaho* le a | ahova tha bloo flam*. E*cb honor la ia* dapandenitf oparatad » 4 will gho awry raogp of boat—from o 4m dr, *1(Souring Seme to tha vary bot.r^w -tlpgaioaforrrriaf itorii. Y ou , too, con entertain as m uch a s you lik e w ith a Perfection stove in your kitchen to lighten y ou r cook ­ ing labors. Y ou can com plete your cooking so easily and k eep your mind free for entertaining your guests. N o m ore w orry for fear things w on ’t, com e ou t right! Jut 1 touch a match to the w ick end cookinit starts imm ediately. Set the w ick for a tty cooking process, and tho heat remains steady and con­ stant. It you act the flame very low for simmering, or very high, and leave your stove for an hour o r more, the flame remains Jtu f w here yoy get it. 'IH-- s-«ue chim ney vends in,d a s n _____ n t m akes the kettles an >t, but k eep s your kltohcn^cool. apdkcttlo N o n a tr o Dmalmmmi AfurJ*m»*n 1. JfW+***• r*rf*a*u?! mtu by PBMIl a titri r -r r N b guess w ork about the amount of fuel on hand. A glan ce f t the kerosene, ' I on a P erl ill a g r e e ' j.H �. m n n i n B i aecompfidirnent, are speedily td opening or aanrorq Manor, Monday, January 25. T h is intensive campaign is not a matter of days';' it" been going on for weeks. A nd for what purpose? T<> bring the improvement of Sanford Manor up to i a point that, on the day of its presentation to the public, the crowds which throng the property will be i to obtain some idea of the scope of its development. Beautiful walks of coral, creating a splendidly unique color tone, are going in all over the property Grade . *___________ f_ :__________________ 1 l ;_ J j L l U j . , i —i t f i - » . r Y ry J' streets are waiting for macadam base and asphalt wearing surface, which is now being brought on the prcpH erty. Ornamental posts, street signs and fixtures for Sanford Manor’s \& W 'Z T '.i Entrance, a gorgeous and imposing structure, thirty-five feet high, one hundred ^ T ™ 0^ 6' 5 ® M“ completion. nundred feet long,- is rapidly nean r sw ro o o * ** : !>*7 5?%; H S E S R iS i. Every man concerned in the presentation of Sanford Manor is co-operating in an honest offering of horned • completely improved. Sincerity, made forceful by the expenditure of hundreds of thousands of dollars, the basis of our operations. . * » W 5&nr0Q0 L on. t^AMOO W A T C H F O R O U R T W O -P A G E A N N O U N C E M E N T IN S A T U R D A Y ’S P A P E R t 4J « v/V; 1 r*TVvA '* * -r !»,* Parlor Coach leaves Valdez Hotel 10:30 a. m., and 2:30 p. m fQr 0 LOHOWOOV t* AtflMpNTt S0t«H»» ** I BWWrfBMW m m z: M AKE T H IS PL E A SA N T DR IV E TO SANFO RD 7 MANOR TO D A Y! • . su ss pers li npUrU'C ITM 1J + r-_ Vi--. iB c a a 1 �Milligan Jack ZiVic In Tcta Round Bout InN.Y. r Macon Player Ties Record O f Speaker :Two-Sport Star Officials Fan 5 a : CHICAGO. Jfin. 21. (Ah-Charley Morgan, a catcher on the Macon team In the South Atlantic League, put himself in a class with the befct of them last season when he smashed the record f o r ' consecu­ tive hitting which Trta Speaker hung up in 1920. Speaker'll rec­ ord wa* eleven straight and Mor­ gan turned In an even doxen in a row. The Macon backstop started hts run In a game on May 81, Whan he hit safely In his last two trips to the piste. In his next game ho got four hlta out of four at-bnts, duplicated the stunt In his nckt game, made a hit in his ono time up in n fourth .contest and then poled one on his first time up in the fifth game. bgea.ihat l Antonio f Qrulcko that he id,-one of i\i Smith Phnd dlslical moFany case ty had ofra always ;ht motion stars and gnorc it, official at unexpect)f spoiling A process has been patented in Budapest for the manufacturing of a coarse cloth from the shell of beans which la suitable for carpets and upholstery. thin was i in the amateur loro club, the “ta rn he was 'hi watch the match wm TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 22.—Jim Barnes, British open-golf cham­ pion, will return to England next suiAmer to defend his coveted title; The attenuated linkaman made this announcement h»ro today. He will be accompanied'abroad by Johnny Farrol» ri player of America.1 ith Barnes and Farroll are repi Pa In the various go tournaments In Flo ter. Barnes has brought the British open chsmniontblp trophy to this city isnd snowed it to locdl golf followers for the first time at a luncheon which followed the Inter-: national match here Sunday be­ tween “Long Jim" and Farrell against Archie Competon and Arnsud Massy, respectively British professional and F r champions. } The' unveiling cere hy was witnessed by Comb in with mingle regret and det ninntion. Barnes defeated the iqchester NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—(ff)— Deprived of a world's title fight with Mickey Walker by s i i u n i of the State Athletic Committee, Tommy Milligan, English champ­ ion. tonight I__‘ in Madison Square Garden’ w 11 fare the welterweight ranked b; Tex Rickard as WalkePs leedi n challenger in this country., The match, a 10 round, ,pits — Milll __ „an against Jack Zlvlc. Walker will have a ringside seat. unapM rod ulqS fights and vic­ tor over .Morris Schlalfcr of Oma­ ha, In.hn impressive first appear­ ance Kero several montha ago, Milligan is considered by Boxing men to have handicapped himself In weight making. Both men have reduced to the welterweight limit of 147 pounds. Two Qdiforoiana will appear In by a bare etroke I* the Tah open champiomlMp vand ,the pair wlQ likely meet again in Great Britain the coming Sumtaef. The decision of Barnes and Dar­ rell to go after the British open diadem enhances the chances, of America winning the big title for the fifth time f t six years. Ar­ thur Haven has .been the only Briton to score Tor .his country In the last five years; Jack Hutchin­ son won ip 1921} W slter Hagen came through In 1222 and 1923, whllo Barnes won last year, F arw ll blaywi a t Prestwick lif t Summer, hut hi" chancrs were de* strayed by an Infected {infer. Johnny has been ahowlng aston­ ishingly Improved form during his stay a t Tampfi and will be a dan­ gerous contender in tho ' British cnursCiV Even the international ©lien1this yeaV. tussle tho other day was f r e e to nil who cared, to witness it, and ns n result tho largest crowd that of tho local Board of Trade not to has ever Men a golf competition in charge any gallery fee to any of the South followed the champions the big matches played on focal throughout the 30 holes. R in te Ton get a M Sinclair Gas and 0 Use the beat It coats more and la better for yi motor. Harry Wilson Is one of those twosport stars you hear about every now and then. In the fall he shines on the West Point football eleven, playing halfback. During tho wlntr months hef plays gfintd with the le tflkift because basketball quintet. Rut whether it fmWng n tree to bfc as n gndder or eager, Wilson otbert after his' rotes one Of tho best In the no­ it Is «ald. c Chances O fO tocal Cageiweh Depend On Tonight’s Game ■ Frank O’Doul, who will Join tho Chicago Cubs,’ traveled a t a .375 clip for 198 gafaoa while with Salt take. O’Doul is an outfielder. Frank Braxill, once with the Ath­ letics, was Brower, another for­ mer American Leaguer, hit .302 in 180 gomes; , , Emmor. a Seattle Inflclder who m In the is scheduled to Join Cincinnati, hit fthc 1925 .329, only four points better than xtra base the veteran Sam Agnew, Harry the bases Riconda, who returns to tho Bos­ ting aver- ton Braves through the draft, hit only 10 -320. During his last year in the of Oscar1 "big show" he h it ,263. ■mo chib Emmett McCann, purchased from Portland by the Boston Red Sox Sanford High cagcrs will fare one of tho most grueling tasks of the season when thoy meet the strong DaytOnn quintet on tin local court tonight at 7 o’clock, and all the artfulness and shooting skill that they are capable of producing will bo necessary for the repetition of the locals overwhelming defeat of Winter Pnrk accomplished last week in their opening game. Coach Cecil Frisbic’s youngsters arc strong offensively, nnd strenuous practice during the past week has developed defensive tactics that arc expected to enablo them to copu successfully with the visi­ tors. If the locftht’ cniorgc from ilia contest with the long end of tho score, their chances at the league championship will revive a big rho will be ajors. The ’amor, purgh Pirates. 174 games, was Paul Athletics a d out to be back. l>ast ho was in The improvement program of Loch Arbor is in full swing. dicates Risko M eets D elaney 'ight In In Gotham Feb. 5th sxt Fall L 22—(IP)— (on of Gene 3 contender ickanl, has forld indicatey will dch&mpionship *xt summer Itm that he negotiations teision title t Acres, Jergtheicss has [» week with ■ manager. *d that he the di,picasState Athhaa ordered ry T he entire property is being cleared, the construction gangs are assembled and are installing improvements. CLEVELAND; O., Jan. 22.—(A5) — Announcement th a t Johnny Risko, Cleveland heavyweight, will meet Jack D elaney In a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden, Now York City, Feb. 6, was mad* here today by Risko’a manager. A previous scheduled meeting was postponed when Risko went down with grippe.. Washington News T he progress of the development program is extremely evident on every hand. (By Associated Press! Naval bill Is opened to amend raent In House. Railroad consolidation hearing goca forward. Further argument in benate against World Court, House rubber investigating com­ mittee hears new testimony. Anderson nnd aluminum inquiries continue in Senate committee. Loans, MONEY AVAILABLE LoanB • For F irst Mortgage Loans on Llbersl Valuation Basis at 7% Consult ua firat when In the market for funds A . P. CONNELLY & SONS M knalli A Iw ote ? Loch Arbor is perpetually protected against decreasing values, careful w” ,■t restrictions assure this. T h e idealistic dreams of famous home builders are taking definite shape under the directing hand of* creative genius. , * ■\* , f _■ * * " j \ ft ' Homes in which are blended the architectural accent of two continents are beginning to add to the. landscape. Wiiu. THE COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION IS NOW OPEN FQR RESERVATIONS, MAKE j-“*. ‘ c. ■ L l . * t f . f. IJr '*'}. 1'A*Vy *-1*. ft, ■ YOUR SELECTION NOW BEFORE T H E 570 fe e t on W est First, running 330 feet deep to Commercidl. Can actual­ ly d e liy e r a s a whole for $132,525.00. Takes cash only $33,131.25. Property has four splendid modern homes on , Most attractive block East < Bridge. •M*. We ■atlsfjr cv- OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE. n *S �G6ldcnrod attended churtK sendees ] ii\-.'Winter* Garden Sunday night, j lando Club Is B ig Success ACKSONVILLE, Jan, 22.—(JP) a rl Hunt, executive vice prosli of the Orlando Chamber of 4rteroe has reported to the Hi!* State Chamber o f , , Cora­ r e th a t his campaign . to ipe winter visitors' and residents t come from other states to te letters to "back home" newser« describing Florida cftndla as they Actually are. Is meet6 unusual suede**. Mr. Hurtt ted the plan to the Chamber lOierce as a means to counthe anti-Florida propaganIn the north. he S tate Chamber of Commerce, ith is receiving clippings rofert to Florida from all sections of country, declares that within last few weeks the number of Art written by visitors in Florand published in newspapers in north has grown steadily. Thoso r*papers which have not been ibemtely misrepresenting candiii in Florida have declared fre[fitly th a t there Is so much besaid for and against this state la difficult to determine which Mieve. fr. H u n t’and the State Chnmof Commerce declare th at n letfrom a tourist sojourning in rids carries great weight with editor of his home town newsers and felmost invariably such era arc published. [ilton To Have Big Poultry Farm Soon Cnrl Mathers purchased a new Church services fo r Sunday, Jan, model Ford Sedan Thursday of la it 24: Sunday school a t 2:45’o'clock. week. '' D. P, Douglass, Superintendent! ilv. • Preaching at 8:45 o'clock} Rev, IL Mr. and Mrs. George Loper were E. Reid, pastor, B. Y.*P. U. 8un* calling on Mr. and Mta. E. Dawaen, day evening a t 7:80 o'clock. P ray­ Sunday afternoon. er service Wednesday evening a t f:80 o’clock. Messrs. Jcen and Adristow en­ The Woman's Missionary Union tertained a t dinner. Thursday even­ held its January meeting a t the ing the families of Messrs Eldridgo home of Mrs.tGeorg6 Parker Thurs­ and McKee and .the la tter’s guests, day afternoon, Jan. 14. TM». a t­ an aunt and uncle who arrived last tendance was good and the lesson week from Colorado. and program . very interesting. There were two visitors present. Mr. and Mra. Caloway of Win­ The February meeting will be Feb. ter Park wore the guests of Mrs. 11 a t the home of Mr*. Charles Laura .Mather* Friday afternoon. Eldridgo. L * - - - ■^ f N |J ■v* Mr. ami Mrs. Amos Collicutt of _ Mr. aod Mrq. M, N. Soper of Alfred, Maine, arrived Thursday i Taft were calling on Mr. and Mra. afternoon to spend the remainder Henry Townsend Sunday, of the winter months here. They were accompanied from Boston by . M r . an d .M rt. G. S. Brown ami their s<?ti, Weldon, who had ju st M ls.IIa Barton and Mrs. It. L. Brown called on Mra. B. G. Smith finished his college courso there. ..... . . 8unday afternoon. Mrs. Smith is Mrs. Henry Mather* of Conway a patient a t the Orange General end daughter, Mrs. Sanborn and Hospital, children, of Orlando, were callers a t Mrs. Laura Mather’s on ThursCharles Eldridgo and Fred Town­ send “were calling on friends in Winter Park Saturday evening. Mrs. George Loper is slowly con­ valescing from her recent illness and how able to be out. 0 * n d ..« h U , The families of R. L. Croon 0 . 8. Brown called on , Mr. M rs. W alter Bach of OrlAhdo ] day afternoon. ■ >. H ow Doctors Treat Colds And H ie Flu To break up a cold overnight or to cut short an attack of Influenza, sore throat or toi physicians and druggists are now recommending Calotnbs, .the puri­ fied ana refined calomel compound tablet that gives you the effects of calomel and salts combined, with­ out the unpleasant effects‘of cith­ er. Ono or two Calotabs ,a t bed­ time with a swallow of water,-— that's all. No sglts, no nausea nor; the slightest interference with your eating, work or pleasure. Next morning your cold has.van­ ished, your system Is thoroughly purified and you ore feeling fine with a hearty appetite for break­ fast. E at what you please,—no danger. Get a family psqknge, contain­ ing full directions, only 38 cent*. ann are now a model George and Clifford Parker" havb bcon attending county court at Sanford the p ast week, the former as a petit juror and the latter as a grand juryman. The many friends of Mrs. Munnng Collicutt, will be glad to know th a t she Is home again from tho Orange General Hospital after having undergone a successful op­ eration for tho rentovnl of goiter. H er nurse came out Sunday aft­ ernoon and reported her condition to be very good. --------* HILTON, Jan. 22.—</P)—Rlchl ‘T. RingUng, of the RlngllngMte interests, developing Fior­ ds, a 60,000 acre agricultural sject east of Milton'; has onunccd th a t the corporation ex- . J. H. Dodd was n Sunday guest cts to establish Immediately u of Mr. and Mrs. George Parker. mltry farm with 10,000 laying — i '■ Mr. and Mrs. Tyler of West Who can deliver and wIiq can It is refreshing to note that Seminole’s Exhibit at the Sub-Tropical MjdWinter Fair at Orlando, Feb. 16-20, bids fair to exceed all former coum y shows. A nd w e take space to say that w e want all you. people TpiO V IS IT T H E F A IR and see hbw well y o u look. * Organize Small Force CAN MAKE AN EX CELLENT CONNECTION IN SANFORD . • ? ' W. R. ONEAL, President J. L. GILES, Treasurer C. E. HOWARD, M anager 1" A D D R E S S 100 C A R E O F T H E H E R A L D VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND INSPECT THESE MODELS. OUR REPRESENTATIVES" WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU A * THOROUGH DEMON* . ^V STRATION. — r — i.-z— ,-rrr:: ~-V~- (F. 0 . B . Sanford) in 3 months Roadster Touring . Coupe .... Fordor ... Located at Palmetto Ave. and Spurling St Tudor Convenient Terms Priced at $4,800 for Quick Sale Balance on Mortgage F o r d —Fordson—Lincoln 515 First N ational Bai �'111 ■ >'.i ■, wood Jon„ , rr .i&ke Mary r j f ) *••'1- •*- -< «• .•■p 1 »ij — ------- — ----i---11"i' ^U -----------* lJ*I week. Mi*. J. H. DU^n had aa her finest fo r aeveral daya Mrs. Worthington of Sanford. v..'A«.w?..c'v Mrs. W. M. Hill, of Port Lau­ derdale, visited her slater, Mrs. |J. D. Durant, and brother, Mr. Braddock, recently. ' . who have be, Friends of Mrs. James Lane w i glad to Know the*, she has r ivered from her rCJcnt illness. —- — . Friends err • - of Mrs. B. G. Mr. and Ml*. Reeves and family Young of Orlando were the ifucats or Mrn Modern Parents, ,Mr, and Mw. A- E. Sjob- Evans, fcwvpDK me recently organised Ladles’ Aid of the Presbyterian Church will hold ita January meeting a t the home of M**- Frank Evans tth Wednesday a t 3 O’clock, and all Indies interested krtl‘ <;ordI*fly in­ vited to be pryaant. Qugrtet; shuffle dancd, J. A.‘ PeckVEiRO BfcACH, Jan'.’ & . - ( ^ ham; black face a rtis ts ,‘Hammond Constructlon of fh o ' Vcro-Frost­ Dixon and Clafrericii'Tecknun; sole dance," Doris Hobart;' vocal solo, J, proof-Tampa h i g h l y • across the state is axjw U d to g it under way in the near futuy*. Polk county of­ have announced that they The comedy furnished .by the ficials would begin building -as soon Os One of the most successful social Mary Minstrel Orchwtra was high­ the work began in countiaa to the affairs that has ever taken place ly amusing. Miss M lrr am Bush- east and it la announced , here in Lake Mgry'wiU the first annual nell was the necompanlit of the that bonds for the work by. this _Tr reception held under the auspices evening. county would be sold thin month. of the Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ Construction in Indian River coun­ merce for the eitlMns of the town ty *ill begin an soon as the bonds over CO years of age. Out of 47 ore disposed of and money .is in eligible, air were hble to attend, g ., j 0hn p h$nd to finance the work. and each of these guests of honor, p ’,, K:t gave interesting three minute j M M ’ y talks. Madame Anna Farina, .*tfo t aATlJzl. V. Bn. 22 .—f/F) taricultunu P, hr. f Tnitl K „ r ncre' , pans cannot ten disprov- Iccessful reudcnU who pricC8. n i i t u m 1 misiojvwi address, •*ii viiv;;,- Creosbto ory, 67; Mrs, Barney IngersoU, 64; D. W. Hutchinson, 63; W. B. Gil­ bert, 63; Mrs. C. H. Crosby. 63; A. E. Sjoblom, 62; Mrs. A. E« Sjoblom, 62; Mrs. Alden Babcock, 61; Mrs. Pickering, Cl; Mi*. X, Williamson, 01; C. II. Ellis, 00. .dfoth&‘ -iwu’-.vj n u ^ u U , t iX > ■■ '.** M ji} ‘SiE’ a-.1- V :i- .r - *, V, . . »* i.* V- J ." ■L . y p,\ ■ *2 She Old. Sown -with a youi]g Spiritr Chosen by .Hie1 f ir s t A m ericans because of its natural beauty, its w ater, h u n tin g and fishing ad ­ vantages. N ow being made a bow er of beuuty for your home. e +m *1 j t‘7 * This is your chance. SALES AGENTS Masonic Bldg, See What Is l.ilt/1 f fljft L O N G W O O D Has been asleep a long time but its awake now! All the yawning and stretcljjng is over with; L O N G W O O D is up on its toes and seething with activity^.' lost feel . ■ ache from- In- Eastern exposure, one of the mast desirable lots In ■m conquered! p the system— ■ rich, rod blood, ■ncrcdlble—bu t1 ■rheumatism, as ] ■ripples you up Baht and day, la j la In the eyatera.; fed blood can't, Hmpurities — ao, fau | lure rebuild youi, Btrenglh—bulldi * U the Ih. mmio"-' mlllk)D*« »n right out y°ur Fort Mellon. It is an inspiration to a person to take a drive to L O N G W O O D and see what is taking place at the Seminole Race Track, where they expect'to have the track in readiness for racing on Washington’s Birthday. PRICED TO S E U R. W. L A W TO N 203-205 Melsch Building r' ■<, -• Sales Force: R. W. LAWTON, J. M. ROCHE, OUR ADVERTISING IS TRUTHFUL A N D NOT SENSATIONAL A t the great poultry farm developm Golden Acres, there is more seething improvements are being made. I ')< I 1 n .. ■; ; These two activities alone assure I of a steady future growth, but L O N G \ soon to be the location of several large i nouncement of flifese will be mac(e later Prices bn property in LONGWOOD will positively adv^nce»50 percent on February 1st: • This 'shmild'be a sig ­ nal for buyers to take advantage of, LV , v • jtv j0 ° a J P fTTT 'ft TU’ 'M ^ 4 ^ W« Sanford, Fla* JOHNS RIVER n f U M i w * t-m H Ask ydur druggist for It, ON THE HIGH SHORES OF THE ST. sw a jj g a r a g e . wsMVMuiwuc coughs at and lung Indian Mound Village , . u o u o m j LBOWAS ' muscl nB — u , y in 8 System. The Davey-W inston Organization, Inc. S o v x a • About 150 neighbors and friends of Mrs. M. V. Evans gathered at her home last Monday evening to honor her seventy-ninth birthday. Mrs. Evans hns lived In Lake. Mary -and Sanford for 45 years. A most pleasant social evening was enjoy­ ed and Mrs. Evans was the recip­ ient of many lovely gifts. Refreshments were served. attendance nt the Presbyter­ E„ch boy puts about one-half of ianThe Sunday School last Sunday was his land to wheat, one-fourth to 40. Rev. Allan Bowering conductIn d ian an ? oata and one-fourth to com .’ tl.~ -----hat rides in . “We have found years past tfikt the Indian tacks confidence in hisowrn ability to step out and properties, compete successfully with the white majority of man,” Mr. Blair continues. “This school here lack of confidence is due to a com­ tribes, and, bination of causes—pride, fe a r and ers are dc- timidity. He does not want to bo n resources humiliated, and for fear he will ----- — »■*.* v tw o mi ouiUlliy, Jan. 9. idents, howt farm land, The nnunl congregational meet­ farm maning of the Presbyterian Church was [know what in his ability to manage his farm called Monday by Rev. Bowcring, i land after at home.” and the following trustees elected i that they Eleven Cherok«w> members of for tho ensuing year: William missionaries the Five Civilized Tribes, are op­ Dunn, W. J. Hopkins, Jr., Floyd erating fdrm projects,. Other Sjoblom, William Ferguson, Don­ tribes represented nre the Sac pnd ald Anderson, Frank Evans. C. II. I errs frujccts, nv- Fox, Choctaw; Mississippi.Choctaw, Crosby, T. A. Grecnleaf and A. E. . 1Sjoblom. The budget for the cn; were con- Arapaho and Kaw. daring the ejects were and twelve School spend k study and le vocational I spend their ms. . During they devote 'arm work. | r c u , 8 H our B a tter y-C harging projects for by the hoys nrh young iur<h of the , machinery led. by the i conducted f practical encouraged and make n . w *E sta b lish e d ! 1® Miss Willa Ruth Jones and Dura? They learn “neighboring” by ex­ changing work during • the busy harvest seasons, Also Taught Trading The student farmers are taught not only to prepare the toll, seed and harvest their crops, but also to market them .. They arc permitted to tj,ejr own bargaining, and becaU80 0f tbeir personal interest, .^rewdly “dicker" for the best m |4,000 carh. No* leased to Dee. 19*8 at $90 par month. .. •** ... 2.—100 ft. to .150 f t iactir* East on Sanford Avenae be­ tween 10th and U th Streets, $160 per fo o t T am a reasonable. ’• 1 * S.—15 aeTe celery farm—T acres titled—In Eureka Ham­ mock. Price $10,000. $3,000 cash. 1 and 2 year* dri balance. . 4.—Lot 50*117. facing East on Sanford Avenue. Price ti? nnn s i non cn.h i !> nn.i v-DM �b New Indus’ Dead Lakes F K80NVILI.E, Jan. 22.—T h s . vlded statement is made within i S tate Chamber, of kCom-‘ten days; Colorado, ninety, days, is urging th at mtf.drist* registration required With Secrsithsr states now in Florida , ta iy of State; Connecticut, fifteen obtain 1920 license plates days; District of Columbia; reciprocal; Delaware, reel reciprocal: Geor* ria , thirty days; -Idaho f reciprocal. ___ . except trucks of one ton o r more capacity. Illinois, .six months; Indiana, sixty days; Iowa, ninety days; itfioritie*/ will begirt a check up Kansas, sixty days; Kentucky, re­ thin the near future, , .. ciprocal; Louisiana, ninety daya; Until Jan aary I, 1026 Florida Maine, reciprocal; Maryland, nine­ id'required a non-resident license ty days;' Massachusetts, thirty g dh all foreign cfcrii which rt* days; Michigan, ninety days; to t alncd in the state more than thir­ days for commercial vehicles; Min­ st days. This provision was re- nesota, sixty days, provided ap­ rilled by the Legislature last sum- plication for permit Is made within ersand the law now provides that ten days, *otherwise vehicles are loflda will treat the non-resident taxed n ftrr ten days; Mississippi, otorist- m a Florida motorist thirty days; Missouri, ninety days. ould be treated in the visitor’s Still Others nv slate. Montana, reciprocal; Nebraska, in t)fvvisiting -o i . vi For the information reciprocal; Nevada, three months, ’Ists the State Chamber has provided vehicle is registered with­ led n list of1 other states, tia, for example,, allows a in 10 days; New Hampshire, 20 n ta g to be used in 'th at state days; New Jersey, fifteen days; th irty days,i. Under the new New Mexico, ninety days; New da regulation a G eo rg ia'tag »d in Florida only thirty days. Jana grants 00 days, therea Louisiana tag ia good in la for ^ninety days. * Reciprocal Privileges fciprocal” means th a t privl- JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 22.— operated on a large -An______ lndu! scale in Louisiana, but heretofore given little or no attention in Flo­ rida, is being established in thl» state, centering on tho Dead Lakes Wewahitchka, in Gulf and Calhoun counties, nays the Florida' StatiChamber of Commerce. I t is the gathering of Spanish moss and pre­ paration and hailing of it for ship­ ment to manufacturers in the mirth. The industry is being fostered B Inland, Lev county, an ally known chvrnUt, and Stood that the work In da Is merely the beginveral enterprises to be Y the corporation, s will be shipped only lots to furniture manu: he largest consumers of thp producL It is used for stuffing Cduches, cushioned chairs and oth­ er upholstery. A fter being gather­ ed from the trees the moss is treat­ ed ‘in heat beds to eliminate the bark, goes through several other processes and emerges ne black fibre. It is this fibre which is shipped to consumers. York, reciprocal: North Carolina, sixty days; North Dakota, reciproT b * OdJoiiiTiwt n h n u n l m - . i l n r o f cal; Ohio, reciprocal; Oklahoma, sixty days; Oregon; ninety days, provided vehicle is registered with­ !£ _ h r , ‘.l, 5 t ofr.1" «•? th e A .w oelain seventy-two hours. PenrisVhmnla; reciprocal; Rhode r a s r y i s i h fo r ih e p u rp n n * o f » irc tIsland, thirty days; South-Carolina, thirty-days; South Dakota, recipro­ cal; Tennessee, thirty days; Texas, Try Smith's Bar her thirty days, may be extended to ninety days on payment ofU JK I; Shop for R O o d barber Utah, ninety days; Vermont, nine­ ty days; Virginia, reciprocal; work. Ladies welcome. Washington, Washington, recVprockl reciprocal; West Vir­ Bjnin, ninety day*; ginia, Wisconsin, N ext to Valdez. reciprocal1; Wyoming, ninety day*. N otice Robertson, Williams PUBLIC AO'o'j ,mlt* feata-W T B U S IN E S S IS B E T T E R ! AUDITS SYSTEMS h How about lotting us have th at listin g th at you have been holding back for the W inter B uying Session? I f you would like to pick up som e real bargains be* fore another increase in prices, we have w hat you want. Call 714. • Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, a Palm Beach, Dkytona 1 CENTRAL FLORIDA 0] 317-318 First National Ba Sanford, Florl^ PAULLAKE Licensed Real E state Broker — S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT M Salesm an— E. T. MOORE. Houses tabama and several other states tti carry license tags of those ates In Florida twelve months if iejr arc for the current year. The list folows: Alabama, reciprocal; Arizona, u r months (must obtain dperatots irm it within first thirty days); rkansas, ninety days, provided ■tement Is modo ■within thirty lys; California,-aix months, .pro- M ETA L WORK A N D A U ­ TOMOBILE RADIATOR R E PA IR IN G , B n J *f\-JL'-tV‘<4,4-:i U ndcr construction new Spanish stucco house, seven room s; garage And servants quarters. Corner Magnolia and Spurting. E asy term s. Will be. ready for ^occupancy about February 1st. N ew Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air on Mcllonvillo A venue; easy term s. -r T< ’ " ‘ ) ■ -■ ( ^ *, t *•! * r- • N ew Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lnnta; easy term s. ; . Lots 3, 4 and 6 Block 1G Tier 1; corner o f San­ ford Avenue and 15th S t. ?100.00 per front foot for quick sale. E a sy term s. Lot 20, Block 8, San L anta; price $2,600.00, H odgins & Cowan an area of activity' and in its h eart lies jSheet Metal Co. * - 207 French Ave. REALTORS F irst S treet and Palm etto Avenue The D evelopm ent That is Really D eveloping is the . d f the E asternLa \e Section T^Ae./ds/ 'M 150 ft. (3 lots) on Parle A venue, N . E. corner 11th Homos Sell A h Fast A s Built Everywhere in this area the greatest activity is taking place. Building is i # —ELECTRIC' LIGHTS ' i O breaking all records, streets are being improved and extended; many -R U N N IN G W ATER -T E L E P H O N E S homes are being constructed; and values are advancing to new levels Marvania occupies a strategic location in the Eastern Lake Section and See T h is Beauty Spot H arlan W. K elley n ■ adjoins the most desirable property in the entire greater Sanford district 510 P alm etto A venue Phone 313-J • * Phone 117 108 M agnolia Ave. A limited supply of home, hotel and apartment house sites remain for the investor who is desirous of securing an investment where value en . r jjii \ 1 > ill * k 2V 11 | 1jm M l. % TJ }T !| s 59, ■ hancement is certain Marvania offers every feature as being the best o Bonita Heights, a pre­ eminent Merrits Island in­ vestm ent opportunity, from the standpoint of a home or profit-at auction. portunity. S E C U R E Y O U R P O R T IO N O F THIS PRE. E M IN E N T IN T H E SE C O N D SECTION T h a t IS N O W BEIN G O F F E R E D F O R SALE. 7*if, am t£ . I f i.r . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 'Jk .i .« �to o Dead, Three Hurt n Automobile Wreck •I'-S W?- T t w*»lo “ beach' arc dead, time but <h0 other two return home late today, led By F avor RpJpn; Evan., and an unIdentify ^ aa thc result 0f tn automoblla crash near Boynton at* 3 o'clock amt three othen are l T y , lnJur?d' ar« John R0.* Leonlrd U ntana. Speed cop, Jack Hmef Atkina of Lake Worth. All were brought to West Palm'Beach. Evans, the dead man, I n former re! i Beach apeed cop. CONTINUOUS EFFORTS i B c n /im iir°fv r ,tl!1 •" S ! ook»": thua tru|J' spoke . ( dim es____ Do not waste your spare * S ber th a t tk eV am. et tkem Brow. R e m e m -. 0 oer that regular deposits to your credit a t th e * 5 Seminole County Bank aided bv thn lihernl in. (Ju |c*yhr* M ^ f d 5 d a,,d ther° t0 ■ o/Jicr be eye ifr end fQf the be batduring be pro- Sanford,Fla streng th - s e r v ic e „Jfotlee la hereby alVen that the w w w R' ncrri?L transact' w hich m ay . th c m cctina.' llR A h T T C O , a c o rp o ra tio n c re a te d J*Pd«r th e * U w a o r th e . S ta te of w ill be o ffic es f f a a i d c o rp o ra tio n <n th e C ity of 5'„ ■'t '.4 SEMINOLA Florida’s Race Course Beautiful THE SEMINOLE JOCKEY CLUB LONGWOOD Between ____ Sanford and Orlando wned by Sanford Intorest and -s only; the State-wide selling lots for subscription .subject age at $50.00 Per Foot in nil, one-fourth already taken ■cd to withdraw this pre-resertime without notice. prices decidedly low—reservations now being ac­ cepted. . * 1 . » Beautiful new Coleman’s O ffice Equipment Co. "EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE" Phone 104-J 207 Magnolia Ave. —See Our Lino o f Valentine Goods— Sanford to Tampa ORGANIZATION Fort Mellon— homes—Spanish Bungalows and English Colonials—Commodious and Indivi­ FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS So that you may see and appreciate the Investm ent opportunities* o f Florida's greatest city, busses will leave the Seminole Hotel at Sanford for Tampa, every morning At 7 o'clock. Other accomodations aro provided guests by the Homner Organization. ^ You are invited to wrlto to tha duality supreme. ✓ * * Among our offerings of Business Property and acreage unusual values are found. B. L. HAMNER ORGANIZATION for further details 311 Franklin S t m t , Tampa L J. SCHULTZ LITE—INVESTMENTS P ’hone 744 t National Bank Building Magnolia A t Second BORN, Sales M anager.’ LOANS INVESTMENTS llp.% » tinctive residential section lid ever be the ideal of man to so locaue his residence that his fam f ev<?1*enjoy the fin est home-1 ife, without fear that their surround 111 all later deteriorate. \ Be restrictions have been imposed on allilots in Sanford Grove to in it shall ever remain “A D istinctive Residential Section." who look into the future as w ell as into!the past are urged to in he many choice locations.still available, \ WITH REGAftD ONLY FOR THE BEST AND MOST'APPROVED There is wide range in the cost of utilities—from the lowest to the highest, there are many opportunities to save, But at what cost is such a “saying.** Druid Park is being developed with permanence ever in* the minds of its developers. , - h , j THE SECOND UNIT WILL BE PLACED ON THE MARKET VERY SHORTLY, WATCH FOR THE OP­ ENING ANNOUNCEMENT. • BART N A SO *. P in t National ji&2 ’ v Ai, Tf That phrase sums up the whole spirit of Druid Park’s improvement and development activities. Building so that every resident in all years to come, will proudly point to the QUALITY of Druid Park . improvements. There are no exceptions to this principle—every utility, water, lighting, streets, drainage and everything that enters into the making of a truly high-class development is being provided, but— M .1*. *A.J uphNw. Supplies PR O G R ESS Announcements For 1926 ronts, near Dnvls Shores, St'. , {*'T*<*■'a F R E E TRIP TO T A M P A BONDS Opening of Second Section **% .'■*I Filing >Cabinets—Safes—Book Coses—Desks—Chairs Comfortable Pullman Busses Are Operated From LOANS • \ , Consult Us About ’ •s Your Needs For We »‘ Have a Complete Line of W ffl a g £ S 4/t) Interest Paid on Savings Accounts, Ilk M i*' Sanford. , ; �' ‘ ■15*yTr * , •’ * :*44 ^ '»*> / ■* . * * ‘ * A li4 :3sM i 4 » -i ' j : LL'i L fa te r I H o iU iJ ; ■ T f _ J —Th^re really ur B. Robinson of Indiana.: . ~ lawyer* In Congr***i debate over the quesI t looked as. if the governor of ■M P. Nye’a title to n North Dakota ought to have as the upper house brought good n right to fill a Senate vacan­ cy. temporarily by appolntmfirt as G to a long rim e—Though Nyc the governors of Massachnsetta, win In the enfl. Missouri and Indiana. The thing was one long wrangle But 64 of the Senate's 96 mem­ legal quibbles. It wasn't all bers are lawyers and they got Into !pops politics, .cither. The division ■a i M technical i t i l i i l lsquabble, M ‘" hleh they was not m;i«h along party lines. argued—quite mean f 5 » « y to a 1; was disagreement between legally untrained bintellect—to the gttjfyera. 160 phages in the tune of about 1&0 Congressional Reco rd. --------- „ , . _ T th e lay mind the proposition Slxty.four lawyers. Two of V atrm ed simple enough. them, Senators Butler and • Pesa, Governor Sorllc of North Dnk<>U appointed Nye to All the vacan­ are principally something rise—re­ cy caused by Senator Ladd’s death spectively a manufacturer nnd a teacher—but on the side- they're until the next election. lawyers. •• Now, three man already occupied The Test are just plain, unadult­ Renata seats by appointment, un­ erated lawyers and always . have der similar circumstances, when been, with the sole exception of th e Njre dispute arose—William M. Senator Tyson, who was a profes­ sional soldier—a West Pointer— Butler of Massschuestts, ‘George for a good many years before he i. IB. Williams of Missouri and A rth­ hang out his legal shingle. M obile Patrolm an Is K illed B y N egro Who JJees A fte r Shooting jj# ! j r —i _- V MOBILE, Jn a. 22,—(JP)—Patroimeft Christopher Dean was fatally sh o t by a negro whom he nttempt-«d to search fo r concealed weapons •a riy today. He died as he rrnch« ! tab automobile of a friend who •went-tP his aid as the negro fired. O etrt was shot four times In the >chest and arms. Officer Dean was In a restaurant 4n a thiekly settled negro section of dhe city. Hearing a volley of shots 'Jome distance away, he was driven to the scene by a friend. He stop. Dl * four negroes whom ho met and searched three of them when tore on him. All four escaped after th e shooting. ■ 9 * ? £ fr® #*n *M*d W the halting and killing of Bill W right, negro bank robber and killer, here in JanI n ary, 1926. He had been a mem­ ber at the police and detective 'tforree fo r 16 year*. He is surviv■ed by a widow and three children. ?’*• >Florida “Razorback” . * JP rosp ers With Times JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 22.—</P) — Even the Florida razorback hog is prospering with the times, says th e Florida State Chamber of Com­ merce. There wan a time, and not ao long ago, when the razorbock waa th e butt of wit and sarcasm blit th at day seems to havo passS. J. Futcli. of Lawtey, mer, who claims there is thing good IK everything, hogs, plain, cvcvryday, COLDS THAT is j of neat Ion Thc^ Kiri) ’ore the end a. « to make a dive from the top of the 70 foot ladder,intp five feet of water. This is her first year in the divinr business. DeLAND. Jsn. 22^-The Volusia County Fair draws near and. all Neither retail nor receive scan­ preparations are *nearing comple­ tion. From last reports there will dal willingly; defamation of others be four bands in attenBirocieJthe m ay fo r the present kratify the malignity of the prido . of ojir fine.l^ew Smyrna Municipal hearts, cool reflection will draw having volunteered i t s aervic Thursday, Jan. 28th, and will give very ’ disadvantageous conclusions concerts featured By , two vocal from such a disposition; and in the soloista, promised the Johnny J. case of scandal, as-4n th a t ’of ro Jones Midway, wjll have sqtno new features. Among them is the Atlantic City W ater* Circus, the Lord fathomless oceans, Fairy Nymphs, dober, 1748. ten in number, introducing-uriujde aquatic sports, diging Venuses nnd marvelous mermaids. The charm-' iug lgdles talk, sing and dance as Neptune's daughters in a riot of gay festivity. *The feature p a rt of the entertainment Is an exact re­ production of*the New York Hip­ podrome sensation, the.diving girlB remaining under w ater for inde­ finite periods. The beautiful Be­ is a prescription for atrice Kayle, a young and magnif­ icently formed girl closes the per­ formance by making a 100 foot Colds, Grippe, Flu, D engue, dive from a ladder into a tank of w ater only five feet deep. Every B ilious F ev er . and Malaria. member of the company la a high I t kills thegerm a. diver, and two men, Captains Wlldemler and Bostard, are both hold­ ers of many medals. Virginia Lee a little twelve year old school girl, will go up 4 ladder for a high dive. You must re­ member th at she is under going e Persistent coughs and colds lead t» fterlous trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulslon, in emulsified creosote that It pleasant to take. Creomolslon Is 4 new medical discovery with two-fold action; It soothes sad heals the inflamed membranes and la* ogained by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat-troubles. CreotnuUion contains, In addition to creosote, other heeling elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and Inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, Is ab­ sorbed Into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulslon Is guaranteed satisfac­ tory la the' ttreatment of persistent coughs and colds, oc ________________ bronchial -asthma,_ bronebitij and other forms of reaplrs* lory diseases, and l« excellent for build­ ing up the system after colds or flo. Money refunded 11any cough or cold la not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. Creopulsion Company, Atlanta, Ca. (advJl lanuary MARVAJ L o t s la n d 2 in B lo c lc i Boulevard. V•» 4 POTTER’S ‘'ORLANDO MAID” CANDIES ■wSn&W^WaWBfpSpecial attention paid to Parties, receptions and w r i n g ' s . , . . .* - , ’I v ivjfry » - I Ji ;J V e ry d e sira b le f o r resld*nw n, a n d p ric e d below th e market Britt-Chittenden - *•. i J U w P i.1 Factory 308 W. Central Avenue R etail Store 15 E. Central A venue ' i Orlando, Florida i < *REAL' * * 210 East First Street Preuldent of * W heeler Auction Co., of Louisville, Ky., In Charge. • *V\ Mr. W heeler H as Had Many Years o f Experience in Selling Real E state The Auction W ay, in Mnny S tates And Will A id You in G etting More Money For Your Property; £7 Sanford’s First Industrial Development ifin o i »n r> W est F ir s t S tre e t In v e stm e n t P ro p erty A Snap in cultivation. S ite s 96^:260 T e rm s: on Some o f above ’ Kieepirig pace with the derhatids of dhe of the fastest growing cities in the state, dem anded the creating and developing of this property. It is designed to encourage and adequately serve the most modern industrial enter­ prises. One H undred F eet 5 ,1 0 , 15 and 20 acre farm s Lake. O n e-F ifth C ash frontage. ,o a i Balance on A lso property Monroe. One, Two, T h ree Y ears L ake With Trackage Installed and Paid For Jam M ; ies t. tL. Smith REALTY P rice $ With COM PANY W. V. WHEELER Incorporated Realtor Phone 473-W . Phone 394-J. £ Twenty percent cash and the/balante payable in six equal sem i-anhun paym ents. A fiv e percent deiiosit w ill s thirty 115 M agnolia A venue e these sites, ci0sinj S B 4 ' i B | L aq u ar S y ste m ! ■ V T »,• * t. * t* ^ I• I S ■ ■?? “j, l* i i . ' , . ... . T his unique deve - * toV“ ‘ m '" ‘ “ P W rliuju A product of .Flood and Conklin. Prepared to withstand all the agencies th a t have to the tlrod at Laquare Introduction completely destroyed or rendered unstghtly the finest end most expensive automobile finish. Heat, aun, oand, oalt alkalis and other elements especially found- In the Florida district have no bod effect on automobiles finished with La* quar, In fset, the more It le exposed to these element* the brighter and newer it becomes. an OTHe r C H IT T E N D E N P Applied by experts who personally guarantee i # • fg|L ’ * r Estimates Cheerfully Given ^ HU k- C- /u But Loa - Visit our plant, under new management SA N FO RD LA Q U A R 1 i WHITE & GIBSON PB ( , g rp in s .;- ; ■■■■■■■■■■a jt e a a a a ■■■■■■■«■■■ B: - if! 1 W r . l Tflt.’l'j f - • W E W ILL B E G LA D TO ' i J *f f? 1 ii.-a.n-j- ,j i 0 422 Union Ave«. dsMRSSOd q w * * 7 * re ^ ) L.vLm * W,;r **r ^'"•* ‘ ' •*,A Mr. Chns C. Wheeler best buys; GROW ERS SU P P L IE S Phone 586 L ots 13 and 14, Block L," Malinger Auction Dept. B U IL D E R S M A TER IA L CHASg & CO.' t .... ^ W ith Chas. C. W heeler BjROWN SE R V E YOU foot, a We have Added an Auction! D epartm ent T o Our 1 5 ■Organization ifi-UiM•U* Iat Of| Stucco . Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe Lot? 16,17 and 18, By A nnouncem ent a fa r­ some­ raises garden Doctor* And good pharmacists know th a t Cod Liver Oil 1s 4 u H of viUmlnes th a t make flesh, create builds up the power to •aae and puts good solid , skinny men and women. But It's horrible tasting stuff and every day fewdr people are taking It, for-doctors are prescribing and people are fa rt learning th a t they . ran get better results with McCoy’s r 'od Llvei Oil Compound Tables, which Union Pharmacy and drug­ gists ail over th e country are hav­ ing a tremendous demand for. JOne woman gained 10 pounds in ; 2? days and If, any skinny man or woman can't put on 6 pounds in 80 days, you druggist is authorized * tp refund the purchase price, Be sure and get McCoy’s, tho original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Compound iTablets—60 tablets —60 centu - -Approximately. $12, will be expended by the A kin Corporation on power projects In Florida during the next yenr or two according to an anouncement here after, a conference of officials from New York and. officers of-the Pinellas Power Company, the loc organisation. .,.i Juan ^ * 1 'o /J i- �A utom obiles fo r Sale 19— Building—Contracting 85— L o ts’ for Sale 64 — Seeds, Plants, Fertilisers j 84 — Houses for Sale FOR SALE: Mealch Rre«n and JUST COMPLETED a new modern location on 5 room houae, < alch apecinl celery plant^ $1.W Ekceptloncorner lo t Price I per thouaand. F. F. Duttftp A c 9ally eaay terms. P! CUT FLOWERS for aale. Calendu house, largo las now ready. £6e P«r dozen NEW FIVE 250.00 JAMES U. COWAN—All kinds CONTRACTORS ATTENTION! 1025 Touring ..... rooms and well arranged, good Phone 40-W. Mrs. L. H. Jones. 1150.00 of Tint and Sheet Metal Worlc 1921 Touring t shade trees. Has UghU and water, 140.00 W,atcr and Boat Tanks. At Oak 0 room housa on Palmetto Ave.. | 192/ Touring-----etc. Price 16000, easy terms. Phone “STEWART THE FLORIST** 175.00 Avenqo ahd Third Street. Tele­ with all modem improvement*. i 1930 Touring Flowers for all -occasions. 788.i: V1 * \ ' ± phone 111. Don’t miss this’ opportunity, we '^ T h ls house is on n comer nmt 1917 Touring — — 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W, are gelling out our entire stock of owner will sell for 1«4 Fordor Sedan REAL ESTATE FOR SALE*" | MIRACLE Concrete Co, . _______ «v..v*vtu uu., Kvucra 125.00 geheral equipment. Ix>ok tljls list over. Get 65— Specials at the Stores $ 10,000 liC.'! Sedan ► 2 BARGAINS ceipcnt work, sidewalks, build your order in now. Phone Sanford t‘ » $3500 cnsh, Balance on mortc,n.-». House: 4 room, bath new. mod­ 1925 Coupe--------*ng’ blockn, Irrigation boxes.' J. R 210V .. * 1924 Coupe ............ em Improvement, Sanford Ave­ 50x117 lot betVcen 12 and 13th Terwilleger, Prop. #* 1924 Chasif — 6 ROOM HOUSE nue. $4,500.00. Stfects on Magnolia Ave. 1 0 18 Lt. T ruck---on Highland Street on lot Six room house, bath, screen 24— Painting—Papering 1021 Ton Truck 1—Power Saw Rig, complete— Evans Terraco let with ornng* 64x117 porch, all modem Improve­ $125,00. i ' 1923 Ton Truck and large oak trees on some. $7300 ments, palmetto Ave. T. M.’DUNLAP: Paintln; of the —Gasoline power pump—$35. $3000 cash. Balance $60 per Five room house, bath, all better kind. ’1,0th ant LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON Laurel. 1—Bar cutter-r$50.00. BOOTH AND GIBBS modem Improvements, located month. COLUMBIA BICYCLES Phone 650-W^< t ■,_______ 3.—Evqnrude water pumps — rS 117 Mngnolln Avenue Ij'. $ i ■, on Sanford Ave., faring east. - - Terms I f Desired .'. SldO.OO each. • •• . ’ G ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE $ 6, 000 . 00 . Just the thing that will please yovlr > • e» _» «> 11_ PAINTING. Decorating i and Pa- , 1—stump puller-i-$l26.00. on Highland Street, only one •'•• Lots In Fort Mellon per hanging. Workmanship and 1—garolincjvoWer hoist, p'ractl-. block from Young’s Develop­ Lot 8. $2,000.00; Lot 01, $2.material guaranteed. WaltAr Mar­ gaily npw-:^7»i00. : CHOICE RESIDENTIAL lota ment 000.00; Ix>t 11 on MollonvUlo BALL HARDWARE 1200 Elm Ave* P. *0.. Box 1—Darfdtc Mixer, practically, new from $760 up on very easy terms. EDWARD HIGGINS* INC. '(* tin. • Ar t ** $7350 Avenue $1,095.00. Rhone 8 Wo have lots in all sections pf San­ Corner Palmetto Are. and CqirttncrRose Court $1600 Cash. Balance Terms. ford. Phono 738. • ; d a! Street. * Lot 47, $3,000.00: Lot 77, $2,Sanford, Fla. Phone 331 27— Profes«iorml Servjcesf V 6 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE 87— Acernsro for Sale 025.00; Lot 70, $2,750.00; Lot rf >“ , ;'■>4 • < on Elm Avenue. This house has : Liberal discount* oq.'small tools, 40, $3,000.00. " SANFORD DRUG COMPANY San Lanta every modem improvement. wheel Imrrow cArta, etc. Wo have ”Thp Rexnll Store,” .* 10 ACRE celery farm en Celery $6600 everything you t\eed for your new Lot 4 faces on Sanford Ave­ We make a Specialty of 6ur prompt Avenue. Close in fertilizer in, USED CARS AT REDUCED $2500 cash.' Balance! monthly nue $3,160.00. filling of prescriptions and quick ' job.: Abpvc prices F. Q. B. New lee land plowed. Ready to plant. $1000 PRICES Franklin Terrace payment Station, Sanford, 10 per cent cash delivery. will bind for sixty days/ Price $2,must accompany order, balance on 66— W an ted —To Buy { I.ot 3 $1,300.00. Drugs — Soda — lint Sandwiches 1)00 an acre. See JL. C. Bobout, real 1—1025 Ford conpe. 5 good bal­ 5 RQOM HOUSE Four Lots: Lots 7. 8, 0. 10, delivery, This offer open .Until Jan. tor, 413 First National Bank Build TENT not larger than 10 feet. Ad loon tires, snubbers, locking steer­ on corner of Elm and High­ . ; facing on Elm Avenue and 12lh UNION PHARMACY * ’ 20. 1020. ing. Sanford. dresa P. O. Uox 917. ing wheel. “ Looks good." land, facing Ybung’a Develop­ Street for $7,500.00. If you Inspection invited. H I First Street - I —1024 Essex Slg:.Caach.-,_ want a bargain, sco us about ment. Addrcsk • 1 Prescription Specialists SNAP BEANS, squash, cdlcry. 1—1924 Essex Four Coach.. ’ Phone 37G' for ’immediate .attention $8600 the above property and let us bell peppiT. cabbage, carrots and 1—1024 Overland 01 Touring. show it to you. Price and • E. W. SPROUL CO. $2500 Cnsh. Balance Terma. beets, oranges by the crato.—J. W. 1—1923 Ford Touring cheap. - LANEY’S DRUG STORE—Pre­ terms reasonable. NolvLicing Station Phillips, 2421) Central Ave., Augus­ Terms or Ca.«h. scriptions, 'Drugs, Sodas. We THE WHITE REALTY CO. G ROOM HOUSE ta, (Ja. are*■ as near you as ymrf phone. 305 Fir^t Nat’l. Bhnk Bldg. on Muple *Avenue ■ * *hurst * •lot. - facing *This ■* * house »Pine on large BUY, pay cnsh for second hnnd CIIAS. F. FULLER MOTOR CO. is complete except for hath pin nos. Address Box 352. IV— Employment •Chrysler Dealer room fixture* and plumbing. A REAL BARGAIN 111 W. First St. Phone 092 IX— Rooms and Board $4800 3U— Help Wanted—Female $500 Cnsh. Balance $60 por 67— Rooms W ith Board month. NINETY-FIVE acres In Osteen, un Ne”’ 6 Room House . . SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX Dixie Highway. The best buy in $3250 .IN C , 68— Rooms Without Board 6 ROOM HOUSE Volusia Co. Good terms, 2 lots 203 Oak Avenuo on French Avenue, facing and 8 houses. For quick Bala $27,I ’hone 41 . FOR RENT—Furnished room suit- $750.00 cash, bnlnncc easy terms Young’s Development. 000, 1-4 cash. 3 years are balance. nblo for one or two gentlemen, $3800 This is a real buy, will rent for DODGE 813 Magnolia Ave. $200 per month.—Thrarhcr A Gar­ $500 ensh. Bnlnncc $50 per Miller O. Phillips Co., .Inc. WANTED—Experienced saleslady month. ner, phone 632-W, Pleasure cars and'G raham trucks. /or Ijulies* Ready. - to - Wear. UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Apply , VIII— Merchandise MR. W. P- CARTER Oak and 2nd Street. Phono 3 Only experienced need apply. Good 418 Oak Avenue. • >a ROOM HOUSE Room 230 Meiach Building position for right pnrty. Apply 53— Building Materials on Palmetto Avenue on comer SANFORD BUICK CO. FURNISHED front room reason Stjlo Shop, 309 Sanford Avenue. of Martin with nil modem im­ 21^ Magnolia Avenue able. 1U 7 W. 3rd. St, HILL LUMBER CO. Houi provements.. This house has Phone 367 WAITRESSES: .Walters, could Servlco, Quality and Prici 'FOR SALE—By owner, 3 room two kitchens and can bo ocruplace man mid wife. Wanted nt FOR RENT: Furnished rooms. 307 CHEVROLET houso and lot wjth garage, pled by two tcnnnts. the Altambnte ‘Hotel, Altamonte East 6th S tm t. Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc. serrcned-ln porch, furnished or un­ $6000 Springs, Fla., between Sanford and 2nd ami Magnolia Phono 768 Orlando. Also woman ns chamber­ furnished. Bargain! Sro mo nt FOR RENT: Nice bedroom, close $1500 Cash. Balance Terms. COAL FOR SALE. Phone or call HUPS-r-MORMONS Gindeville, A. B. Dumi. In: Hot water. Call 104-W. maid, and also map in kitchen, only Lincoln Hotel. Sanford Automobile Co. 5 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE: About 40 acres land, Phono 137 white help employed. Cull or wrRo FOR RENT: Small nttrnctivo just east of Geneva bridge, 1300 ni vision 206 Blngnblin Avo. on ’ Sanford Avenue, facing Goo. E. Bates ntid Sons. 57—Good Things to E at room, newly furnished, clone to feet on hard road. $300 pet* acre. no Or- 13— Automobiles for Hire H obo Court with garage ami hath. Hot water. Space for car, [F lo r n YOUNG IADY to care for 1 year large yard, containing tropical 1200 Oak Avenue. Couple or gentle­ Owner F. B. Dyson, 1720 'S.M B I Highold baby and nssist with house tree* and flowers. BARBECUE AUTOS FOR HIRE 1 Two new six room Colonial hou»es man. Avenue. work in country near town. Give $10,500 located among beautiful oak trees, EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day 88— Beal E state for Exchange $2500 Cash. Bulunce Terms. full details. P. O. Box 070, San­ i ready for occupancy January 25th dr night. Meets all trains. BngOn South Sanford Avo. Rose Drive I und February 10th. nge transfer. Phone 651 and 63-W. ford. *Where everybody meets everybody’ 5 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE FOR BALE—8 m m Oft th |_ P * g * MONTEZUMA HOTEL Sandwiches Cold Drinks for clrstlfied advertisements. 33— Help Wanted— Mule pn Highland Bt/eet, near Elm ord’s most homc-liko 1 REEL & SONS I Prices and terms very reasonable, Hot Coffee g,)l-ith double glrAAtf ftu4 till Jif-. located <m comer Magna You Drive It. Gas andjDil Station. , 2 minutes walk from bu; t * A. P. CONNELLY A SONS. ^ * provements. W. Myrtle-and ?r»U 3Lj n t R. WANTED! Gro-’W llrrk at> oik*v n 'S r ir f tO 'iv T • $9460 ' • WrRe P: O. Box 178, Sanford. section. Open all y e a r.. Cor. Secoud nnd Magnolia 40 ACRES Black Hammock Celery $4800 Ca li. Hal.nice $40 per FORD — FORDSON Fla. j . k . McDo n a l d , Mgr. J. If. T1LL1S Land For Sale. Lota numbers ! sohroll LINCOLN,— Edward Higgins, Inc. month. Phone 485 MEAT MARKET 241, 243, 243, 244 In the SW 1-4 of lamouds. Commercial! & Palmetto. Thono 331 STENOC.RAPHER: Steady work. We trim our meats and not our the SW 1-4 of section 1-21-81 Sem­ n>. J. D. 5 ROOM HOUSE Mr. Bcetscb, Phoenix Utility customers. A trial will convince 73—-Wanted— Rooms, Board uinole iu iu ccounty. u u iik /. i i c i i i u r t u w v i i 1-4 mmiles northwest i and reNASH at Ginderville. This house is Company. you. of Oviedo; is 1-4 mile from two Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central near Sanford Avenuo and la railroads and paved roads. Sur­ 402 Sanford Avenue 208 W. First St. Phone 017 TWENTY colored laborers at Os ly located, must have hot water not quite completed. rounding lands making big money Thono 105 and convenient to bath. State price tern#come ready for work. Sub $3000 In-truck. Price $12,000.00. Terms REO in communication. Address L. F. G. work, ask for Mr. AVool 58— Household Goods $500 Cash. Balance Monthly. 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2, 8 and 4 Fla. Roo Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr. division cure Snnfurd Herald. TODAY’S BEST BUY Owner of this house will con­ m ars a t 8 percent Semi Annually. 208 W. First St. Phone 017 worth at Barber Shop. sider n good Ford automobile FOR SALE: G ue stove und oven. No Incumbcrancca and 1925 tax 35— S alesm en and A gents X— Ileal E state For Rent ns part of cash payment. paid. Address , Owner, Robert E. 903 Iaiurel Avenue. DIANA Lot in Fort Mellon, on MellonEllis, P. O. 822, F^r* Myers, Pla. ill. liar): Moon — Diana Sales and Service REAL ESTATE SALESMEN villo Avenue, far below murket FOR SALE: Electric washer. Prac­ 74— Apartments anil Flats 2 R o m fB u sE * pounds 208 W. First St. Phono 017 WE DESIRE to secure the servi­ value. Price $2000 with excellent FOR SALE—I have one beautiful tically new. Address Box 14 cure Facing east on Sanford Ave­ ■n or inS. Q. PORTER. Mgr. ces of 2 high-class salesmen, Herald. lot front on Dixie Highway, Just Dpposite nue on lot 60x200, located this FOR RENT—Three rooms with terms. who krfow how to sell real estate, out Af city limits of Longwood. sleeping porch, furnished, ga­ side of Ginderville. . 15—S erv ice'S tatio n s— R e p a ir not merely order takers. If you are ANTIQUES for sale that are Rose Court lot—one of bast buys Will take used closed car and $60 $1000 rage, electric lights, city water, worth while. Two mahogany comor 7th Street and Bay Street, in the beautiful addition for $2700. . $1100 Cash. Balance $20 per cash first payment, balance In one a real salesman und desire n po­ Terms. year. Bee Koontz, opposite Short's sition apply at our office, 305 First sideboards, tables, chairs, silver, near Forrest Lake Hotel. ’ month. UAVE YOUR CAR Auto Camp. Nnt’l. Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fia. glass, china cts. Dixie Highway, 80 acres close in, excellent for Orange ‘City, Florence Mauck. Washed 81— Wanted—To Rent 0 ROOM HOUSE subdividing purpose:!, going now ut Polished located 6 miles from Sanford 89— Want ml—Real E state ANTIQUE muhogany four poster $500 per acre. and and one third mile from Elder bed, complete with box spring 36— Situations Wanted— Greased Springs on 1-2 acre of land. ANTED: Listings on building und hair mattress. Posts eight 82— UuniDMB Property See a t the l • Female $2750 lota in Fort Mellon and Sanford foot tall. Over one hundred years PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY $ 12 6 0 Cash. Balante arranged eights. Dean-Berg Corporation. McCALL & FOX EXPERIENCED Stenographer de old. A. D. Van Dyke, City. Oak Avenue. to suit purchaser. 16 First Nat’L Bonk Bldg. Phono REALTORS aircs position. 404 Myrtle Avo FOR SALE—Good drop head sew­ ON'MAIN TOURIST HIGHWAY ■ We Give Night Service PHONE 745. Going business milking money, 8 ROOM HOUSE \ ing machine for $15.00. Call at HAVE CADILLAC touring WIGHTS—th re e stations. Mag­ A POSITION as stenographer Mrs. Brown’s flying station, 5 comfortable' living quarters, a t­ on Ouk Avenue with all mod­ tractive store, garage, nice orch­ condition. Will trade for nolia and Second, F irst and Elm, em improvements. \ miles west Sanford. wanted nt once with well estab­ ard nnd garden plot. Including tmto of any description. G. •Sanford Avenue and 10th Street, lished $12,000 firm. Address Box 7 care groceries, oil gas, furniture, etc. ana, care tford Garage. Ph Expert service. *. $7000 Cash. Balance on Mort50 ft. lota Silver Lake—$1500.00, Sanford Stove & Furniture Co, IJoruld. Only $4,600 with $1,600 needed. These 240 feet deep. gage. iS K fi 321 E. First Street RUN AN AD In these column*. Herman Carrington, 404 First POSITION u» housekeeper, nurse, 60 ft. lots Lokc Onoro—$1100.09. We carry a full line OPEN ALL NIGHT . J!ix f >1* The cost la small, results are Nat*l. Bank Bldg., .Snnfurd, Fla. 6 ROOM HOUSE and cook- Mr*. E. C. Box C6, Os­ Our prices arc right. Cash late " rocker Service Day and Night These 400 deep. < g re a t Phone 148. _____________ with extra building lot. Thta terms. Wewant your bpsinesi -riJsran* Most Beautiful Lakeside Homeceola, Florida. 24 Hours Storage 83— Forms and I>and for Sale house is located • on Sanford P* Hotel. W A L K E R & LEWIS GARAGE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you 37—Situations Wuntcd— Male 60— Machinery and Tools Avenuo near Gsnava Avenuo. from city limits. Terms very a t­ Sanford Ave. A 2nd Street want to eell your used cars, ad­ rwIii^T $6000 tractive. Phone 60. vertise dally oq the classified page. See Hr. WANTED job,lo clfchn subdivision. 61— M iscellaneous 20 acres celery .land, 20 acres cit­ $2500 Cash. Balance Term*. Remember all the develm>ment* [and Oak. rus. For quick sale $3600. Address 413 W. First Street, for the Spring are on the Eastern III— Business Service Advertising Mediums Neur Lake Shores Estate 11 1-2 A CHEAP second hand velocipede Sanford, Fla. aide of Sanford Ave., and these two CaT eiu, for a five-year-old child.. Box acrOs high* rolling land, beautiful lake-aides are not surpassed In shade trees, .fronting Twin Lakes, beauty by anything at all. DKAN-DEHU CORPORATION ___ 18— B usiness Service Offered MAN KNOWING all branches of 39, Sanford Herald. $30 ,000 . Term*. ■• > ' building trade,', wishes position 516 First National Bank Bldg. Celery farm $5,000. l,Vv w * TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing, with come builder in Sanford. First 62— Musical Instruments . 3 Phone 713 CITY REALTY CO. lota, kite. disking and street R ^ in g - class carpenter, pipe fitter, plum­ Phune 120 7 Ball Building FOB SALE: Second hand piano. JOHNSON Ix;t us do your subdivision. M. 51. ber, in fact anytaing in the build­ - — ......... . ■■■ .it i ir*t Street. Call 3211. ing trade. Post Office Box 27A, Lord, Rout® A, Box 210. THE MORNING JOURNAL FOR SALE: Four Iota in Plnecreat Sanford. 1 : REALTORS and Brokers should on Park Avenue $800.00 each. WIGHT PRINT HOP—Printing . attention P1I0NE 148 for v carry a complete list of their ice In ar- 11-4,; down, balance term*. Box A, issing. -See ur W AITED: A position as concrete best and experienced in the classified colxare Herald. Phone 417-W * worker and finish man. A ddm a ums offerings ranging yutit copy, daily. G. W. care Herald*. S : 3>. ‘ :ial St. V— Financial SANFORD ELECTRIcT CO. 33—Business Opportunities F.D FORD U8ED Successors lo Glllovi & Platt AND TRUCKS •118 Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. ' Phono 422. Elcctragith | Radio. t G E O R G E Mi r • lV t > H A R D T O A IT R \ o 1 -A O T tb C L O V e ^ - T M E R C ^ I ■RO UND • i L L JO -b T D R O P I e ^\WPLQQR AvKCLAOMJ| TP /* ». aa*.uuauj-«. i ■■- 1 C H T I OlO tH 'T L 1 K E ~ ( ‘T A * * T * £ * T A v* T U M - TA v*Te : �Sdk VSVi - :' i - Y ' - , »/„ .V • B 2I \ 3 ^ - *Y*JVv~r ti-$ kx Niurjrtt d#rv’7* I, I m W 1 H r The superb year-round climate, one of the chief attractions of M punt-Plym outh, offers the outdoor devotee recreation, unequalcd in Florida. N o sleet, nor snow, nor blizzard to interfere w ith his game, whatever it may be. And riot only is it true in the winter months, but in summer also the tempifr&ture is exceedingly comfortable, as many have found to their great surprise, after spending a-twelVe-months here. ' 1 o' ‘ \ . *" };,• The club house, golf course and lake are the pivotal points of Mount Plymouth, around which the greatest activity will center. This entire development, in fact, was conceived and landscaped w ith those things uppermost in mind. The magnificent club house how under construction is situated on the loftiest eleva­ tion in this highland city. From its wide verandas you behold a distant panorama of semi-tropical, grandeur to be found only in this notable orange region which ships one-seventh of all citrus fruits grovyn in Florida. * , t -, • An 18-hole golf course, laid out by one of America's foremost golf architects, will be tnaintaincd from a special fund set aside* from the sale of Mount Plymouth lots. Ex­ perts who have inspected this course pronounce it one of the sportiest in the state. , . •-V. f ‘ . Truly it is a Sportsman's Paradise, which embraces within its own city limits, as M ount Plymouth does, the full complement of outdoor pastimes—Golf, Tennis, Fish­ ing, Shim m ing, Rowing, and Motoring. A pleasure city In every sense, if Mount Plymouth, but not discriminating in its relation to the substantial environment of business activity and home life, which, also aro essential to the development o f any prosperous community. A large section o f Mount Plym outh skirting the A t­ lantic Coast Line Railway, Is reserved strictly for com­ mercial use, Stores, shops, bakeries, gas stations and evihy other business piursuit was well provided for by those who planned this townsite. . T h e residence sections aro ideally located. 'Hundreds front o n the go lf course, Tno entire 4^i- miles shore line surrounding the beautiful lake t» reserved for homes and plensure-parks fronting on a magnificent body o f fresh water, already stocked w ith the gamest of f V* 1if �Sunday cloud SANFORP, FLO RID A , SA' Barnes And Join Ranks Of Pros Wht Jim Barnes, British Open Cham­ pion, han wllrcl his entry for tho Central Florida Open Cham­ pion Golf Tournament, which is io bo plnycd on the links of the San­ ford Golf and Country Club Jan. 27 and 28, according to Frank MacN dl, secretary of the club, who to­ day was busy completing arrange­ ments for th e tournoy and getting things at the club in shape to han­ dle tho host of golf fans who are expected to assemble hero for the two days of play. Other entries received this morn­ ing were those of Willy McFar­ land, American Open Champion, who recently trimmed Bobby Jones, lyette itown lames idway famous amateur1 star} Tommy Armour, teamed with Jorntt In many nationally known tourna­ ments, and Johnny Farrell, one of the best proa now wintering In thi) Luther BurbnnkSaysRtllRlonR stato of FloridaWill Sooner Or Later lie* Mr. MncNeH stated this morning : ccme Petrified Formh And that advertising m atter had licen Not Living H elps To Man sent to every city o f importance in tho state nnd that tho newspapers of several section were following Statement Provoked the details of the preparations be­ By Ford’s Comment j ing made, nnd would navo repm- Noted H6rticuHuri*t Recog* nixes Universal Power That Is Too Great To Understand caused thousands of placards to be placed in the leading hotels and RAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 28.—(A1) Wolfgang of Sntj Francisco business houses throughout the —Declaring all religions uro on a m o^abortly whether h b .iato central section of the state • an­ tottering foundation, Luther Bur­ or gd 'ffV - He killed a ponouncing,tho date of play. bank, tho great horticulturist, ad­ nh who caught him -stealing The $0,000 necessary for stag­ mits ho Is an infidel. tie of tnilk; olid his case has ing the event has been practicully '■In 0 statement thought,,to have to the U. 8. Supreme Court. subscribed to the Inst dollar, and been caused by tho comment of the next 24 hours will ’find the fi­ his friend. Henry Ford, on life and nancial end of the arrangements Mr. Burbank says all re* Complete, according t« club offi­ religion, llglons of the past nnd probably cials. all of the future will sooner or lat­ Kentucky R egisters Lowest Tho executive rommlttee of the er become petrified forms-Instead club was In session today, .perfect­ Tcmperdture Of Any Taken ing plans for the ticket saw, which of living helpA to m&nlfiud. An a, LOCAL In A&sociatod Press Purvey; is to begin Monday morning. An selmtlftt ‘I cannot hplp blit feel Willy : McFarland, American that all religions are "fin. a totter­ Early Relief' Is Expected intensive campaign will be carried ing foundation. None Is perfect or open champion, and Jipi BanteB _ oil for the disposal of thousand* of Iniplfed." join ranks of pros who will com­ i pete- in Central Florida Open ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 23.—b D - entrance tickets hath here nnd in ' ‘Tho idea that a good God would Championship Tourney to be Dixie folk today looked hopefully other sections qf Florida. people to a burning hell is held here Jan. 27-28. • ' •to Sunday to bring them back Tho ground keepers a t the links ccnd utterly damnable to me. - I don’t have been1 working steadily ■ to Contractor says Orange City tM ir accustomed balmy weather to nek build* to have anything to do with [ sidewalk, detour will bo completed In 30 frqo them from the grip of pinch­ keep tho greens and fairways in want ing, biting, fighting, whistling the best shupo possible. Owing to ouch a God. id huddle,1 days. Wants Proof First [he fourth New power plant near San- northwester, that roared down the favorable weather during the “I do not lielieve what has been t the ruins ford to lie placed in operation early Friday on the .wings of a JO past two months tho greens are re­ served me to believe, J am a doubt­ ported to lie In perfect condition er. a questioner, a skeptic. When it mile gale, to iiernd; in early fall. Lake Monroe to vote on $55.,Yesterday and last night, those nnd tho entire course in sptendld can be proved to me that there itt 000 school bond issue Feb, 12. states in the Missjstcppi River playing shape. irtly after immortality, that there is "resur­ New road map distributed ■by aces felt the worst or the cold, and rection beyond tho gates of death, 8 rapidly Chamber of Commerce includes it was believed that today would then 1 will believe. Until then, no.” ic of most I bring them relief, whilo the low Mr. Burbank's ’ statement was whom had valuable data. -First Street property sells for temperature would pass on over contained in n copyrighted article rs by firotho Atlantic senbonrd states and in the San Francisco Bulletin yes­ a to dress $2,MM) a front foot. go out to sea. -, terday. Mr. Ford recently outlined lived into ■DOMESTIC-, . hia bcliefti on lifu and religion In r in their Louisville, Ky., early today , re­ Hotel ifiro a t Allehtown, Pa., an interview In a national maga­ nperature takes death, toll ofiieven -lives ported the lowest unofficial tem­ zine. Tho motor car manufacturer's, 18 above early thf perature In * -survey taken by tho conception ns expronaed by a per­ i'/ohn M. Slaton, fox mer gov­ Assm-iutd Press nbout 1 o clock Fall suffer- ernor of Georgia, muy. aeck the thin morning, Miami, Flu., boasted Contractor Grey Says Bfvetch son closely in touch Wiht him, Is that Nrc are put In this world to Wes rnciv- office again/ ' 74, but tho prospects were for a Will He Completed In lift gain experience; that this cxpvrcgpertlic streets, Agricultural Department sun- few- degrees lower. Days, All Required Material ItnvL will aid u# in tho future lieIs. Six a t y biU ls ^ r e ^ tc d .to the Hmjsirt Snow blanketed Arkansas and -lUiiibp.cln tont-t o r UuviHg k iyWUuiu ju' Kentucky, bug sauiy iu' ^u m ' heid, uhd vlfut what we ta ll Rkie-i were Clear. Othicr .parts of »ith la merely lost knowledgw tu; th" six h«*W Tho two nnd a half mile dctoirtj .h<T• _ South hod expressed* none ione dur­ .file wo calne to be haro and wharoohguc. in g tho oitsck and; the pros|>ecta on tho Ranforij-DeLand road nt if Lhi.^jipirlt goes after death. Llfo nests wore Orange City will tf« eompletrd for It were slim. o .'ij oil continually and this earth tloiint Salm A&TSrotion for The’following unofficial temper­ within 30 days according lo tho be just a clearing bouse among Fax«l ton, Pa, custody of his yenr-obl son, ad­ atures were reported as prevail­ Chamber of Commerce official*, May Ihu great planets of tho unlvctto, who today received word from rN. J. mits that he -had to borrow $4,- ing ill 1 o’clock{ Louisville, 8; He lwlieve-H. i, Pn. , from bride defray their Knoxville, 15; Nashville, 19; Bir­ Uoyd Grey, contractor on the job, Mr. Burbanks contend# that "tho this effect. cyille, N; J, honcyhiobn expenses. mingham, 20; Montgomery, 28; to In tinivenio is not big enough to con­ his communication Mr. Grey Binghamton. Mobile, 2G; New Orleans, 34; Nor­ perpetually nil the human FOREIGN that rock and other neces­ tain soul# ami other-living beings that Cardinal Mercer, Belgium pre­ folk, 25; Grensboro, 28; Winston stated sary material had finally found its P ’-ast Green- late and a World War hero, dies Salem, 30; Charlotte 32; Raleigh, been hero for their short span. way through congested rail yards, Have "A theory of personal resurrection nt Brussels following an Illness 30: AtCicvillo, 18; Columbln, 32; nnd that nothing now prevented iho bclphia. Atlanta*28; Columbus, 30; Augus- r.pcedy completion of the job which or reincarnation of the individual of several weeksi Briton. tn, 22; Savannah, 40; Macon, 27; has been delayed for many month* is uutenablo when we but pause lo P guests takJacksonville, 18; St. Petersburg, due to the inability of the carrlcra consider the magnitude of tho B registered idea." \ GO; Miami, 74. to deliver necessary supplies. Panin towns. Recognizes Universal Power Mr. Grey added that he was con­ ■Ire hml not "On the contrary I must be­ King Winter In Full Power centrating his entire corps of la­ lieve |u>d any rcathat rather than the survival NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—(A *)— borer# on the project, and could ■hen firemen Blythe Illusions that Spring had guarantee its completion within tho of all, we must look for survlvul r ruins, only in the spirit of the good wo stolen n march on King Winter stated length of time. ■hotel wns a have been shattered in the cat tern "Wo would have had this high­ have done in passing, through. I firemen arEzelriah Jones, colored, wns fin­ p ] *UirwayB ed $100 and costa or wns given part of the U. S. A chill gale way completed throe months ago," “I do rocognfxe tno existenco of Mr, Grey said, "had the railroads a great universal power—a power • leave their the option of serving three months from the northwest, part of that has been sweeping the middle been able to got us sufficient rock." Bd bewildered on the county roadu by Judge J, G. which wo can't even begin to com­ Following a communication from prehend; might os well not attempt ■inflows wuit- Sharon, before whom he was tried west for tho past few days, struck P- spectators, yesterday on a charge of obtain­ tho north and 'central Atlantic tho local Chamber of Commerce ad­ to. It may J>o a conscious mind and p n U 0r t|10 ing money under false pretenses. coast yesterday, and transformed dressed to Dr. Fons A. Hathaway, It may not. I don't kpow. As a sci­ of the State Highway Depart­ entist, I should Ilka to know, but F near their Ezeklah was arrested about ID unseasonably balmy weather into head ment, In which local official# re­ as a man, 1 am n it so vitally con­ Icy cold. o’clock by Sergeant S, I- Smart Parts of the,Ohio vulley, Arkan­ minded Mr. Hathaway of his prom­ cerned. Id reached the when he was discovered going from ■drenching 0f door to door on French Avenue sas, Oklahoma, Southern Missouri, ise to immediately Improve this de­ "As for Christ—well, he has been i*y garments, soliciting funds on the strength and New England are blanketed tour. and calling his attention Ui most Outrageously boiled. His fol­ with a heavy snow and weather the factUhat no improvement# had lowers have so garbed his words R * f*w min- of' an admittedly bogus letter. been comemnced several weeks aft­ P’e* and taxi The letter purported to have forccastcro generally predict con­ er the promise was made. District Pred and the come from one Annie Clark nnd tinued fair and cold weather. Engineer Thrasher received orders he rebelled against the prevailing papithl; then, stated fn" offcct, th at the writer Cold Claims Three, Victim# from Dr. Hathaway to proceed at $ for blaokets had just loot h er mother-and that Bo far the Intense told has ac­ once to the Orange City detour religion and government. "I am a lover of Christ as a man unless the generosity « f the pitl- counted for only Dtfjj® 'r ’ “ and personally see that hi# orders and hia works and all things that R,1®duty and tens' of Sanford showed down in tho East. One man died were carried out. PHal» « help humanity. But, nover the less, Amboy, N. J., and two Improvement work Is also being just for **tra doche was an infidel then, I on the ntreets. No repor started on the Sanford-Orlando am anasInfidel today." fering because of the coal highway. Secretary R. W. Pear* n'ght dark, have man said today, and much progress " y Of «rjpe*: ____I ___ | _____ d New has been achieved in scry in g and cm England* wai in the grip if strong grading: the shoulders offtho road ? by ringing northwest winds. ! , w *ald, "and Southern California tnd the ® guezu. In Southern half « seemod, the only portions of tho UnitW States , ihrough the t o d a y basking in .WnsHw and *rbig the olewarm weather, alUioughjthe cold Beggar P ossessing Bogus Tale Of Woe Placed Behind Bars I (**, minute the through the ; *U possible * avenues.'! session which ha admitted Parley I s • L. Lewis —» ®E, P#^ Jan. ationil Prcsir|* of thb liiiv « k ed Alvin »f the miners int committee °f an hour’s begging. Thre# names had been signed to the letter as contributors to the rouse of “AmUst." The names ■ W d were: Mrs. J. 8. Ti)Ui, Mrs. Stamper and Mr*. Schmidt. ■ No were given. 7SMWSK - Georgian Laptured By Police Confesses r Harrrii It- was * by Officer Shannon been -caught ttricn goods In the i A ged Belgium Prelate Succumbs A t Three O’clock A fter Hard F igh t Since Pec. 2fl moon He Declares In Affidavit Relatives Present NEW YORK, Jon. 23.~ Count Ludwig Baltu llnogv.t moton's Version of his married:Ufa with tho former Milliccnt Rogers, heiress to 140,000,000 of Stand­ ard Oil money, reveals that he was forced to borrow money from her for their honeymoon, and that ho blames her for their hasty marriage. An affidavit in sup­ port of his suit for separation and his demand that his infant son l>c restored to him td be ra is­ ed in (he Roman Catholic faith is on file, to be heard Monday by Supremo Court Justice O’Mafley. V . It was his wealthy fiancee, and not ho/w ho .urged secrecy in their liusl$ mart-ingc at the Mu­ nicipal Building two years ago, nyern the jSetitlon. At that time Miss lingers wno afraid her par­ ents might forro »rt her a mar­ riag e 'th at would be distasteful to her, he clnims. Moreover, ho says, the fact that ho had been seen tho day beforo lunching with Mrs, Grace'Coffin, had nothing to do with the haste of the mgrrlnge. Tho countess was aware of this previous en­ gagement, the affidavits contin­ uer, and knew it was broken oir by mutual consent. ^ Moreover, it was not tho Count who wap rosponsiblu for the ffnancinl difficulties that followod th e , marriage, ho claims as Countess' Shim know he had no substantial Interest In any. prop­ erty and could not support her ns her father did. He waa compelled to accept $ t,000 /rqm Hey ftnd alie disap­ proved of his returning uj motion U-turn* to e a rn 'a living. Other lie# were hunt'd to him because people \vcrc nfraid to yi»k the disapproval of hbh father, IT. H. RogcrS, tho affidavit declares. To balance tho $4,000 ;li« bor­ rowed, he gave pis vyife family jewels worth $30,000, which aro now in the hand# of her attorney, states Count Bnlm. .. . B POWER COMPANY] SLATON MAY RUN SERVING M A N Y AGAIN IN GEORGIA W ien Death Came Medicine Is Refused By p atient A s Life Slowly Ebbed Away — BRUSSELS, Ja n . 23. (AP) — C ardinal M ercier, prelate tlio decline that Bet in after :m operation on l)ee. 29. Death in mo nt 3 o’clock this & afternoon; Tho nged prolate lapsed Into un- J consciousness while mass waa beIpg said in the aick roonj. Ho be- .V gan to pronounce the benediction V'j but wus too weak to conclude it. At mid-day Cardinal Merdcr’ii ^ relative gathered around hia bed­ side and in apltc of his groat weak­ ness ho gavo his blessing to each in turn.: V* Tho CardinnI badu farewell to his• i relatives this morning uti t mas# .i f ’ .’ i t i i i i • a : said nt hi# bedside. Ip full possotuion of hia faculties the cardi­ nal followed that mass with com­ posure, making tho signs of tho Local Qffice Announces That Former Chief Executive Who Kloridn Rower And Light Commuted Frunk’sRenlence Company Furnishes Gob, To L ife Imprisonment, ConElectricity In 60 Cities elders Re-entry Into Poll lies ’ Thb Florida-Light nnd Power -ATIwVhfpA; Ga., Jan. 21b—UP) Company now serve* more than —John W.-.f*laiim, M.-.filiUon. twivo iwivi governor GO, pommunitle# In. this stute, nc- Of pctirgUf niul of Gcorglaf nnd whofce wliptui commutetloiMif tbsM oniln " M & m t tttdfHd' nMOld er * Su , ___nJtiorP wide iguimSnf, tb eco m ­ dent, will enter tlW.com* ing n jB M'or u governor only in tho in Jim iv* merewr,. event of "a conviction of duty for aisled hj) another nephew, Rav, v„------G-T.. ^ , X»#opublic service" ho told tho ___ Charles Jean Mercier, professor' dated Press today relative., to in of HHloionhy at Notro Dsme, and St, Augustine on tho cast sintent m nitih that he wlH be m South Bi nd, tod. The cnrdjnal’a • coastr Fort Myers, l’unta Gordtt, can'd Idote. ’ »is|cr in law and a physician alsq j ATcailla and "Brdnenton in the j During Governor Slntim*# ndmtn were present. southwest rrctibn, and Okeechobee, 1st rat ion. thero occured on Apr. 2U, mass, his physician# felt Snnfon]. Pulnlka and Live Oak in 1013, the murder of Mary Pbagan, theAfter 1’relate's puhu, "which w aa1' n young emplbyoa of a pencil fac­ gradually growing weaker, and do_______ could lory tory in; In Atlanta. • __ For_ this crime, Cidrtl that„ tho_ Cardinal I.bo M. Frank of Brooklyn, N. Y„ hanlly last beyond mid-daw. present cupaclty of fiO.bltl kila- superintendent of the factory, wns The Prelate refused all ; watts. In addition, u huge expan­ convicted -nnti sentenced -to bo cine but retained complete !i sion ^program wus recently an­ hunged. ty a# life' ebbed slowly aw nounced which will include thu erec­ ITio case aroused ji general pub­ “There Is nothing to do but-wal tion of two new plants, said to bo lic clamor for swift Juatlco ond lo remarked, to his physician. among the largest and most mod* likowiro Stricken With Influents n nation-wide t'jrn In tho south. Uno of these comment. created Cardinal Merrier was strict On the otherhand, plants Ih being built near this city, strenuous vffortn tended to "throw with influenza Doc. 18, tho mms on tho St. Johns river, nnd the the bunion of suspicion on n negro its Illness became known when other Is t« bA erected lit Fori who wus convicted an an acces­ was unable to attend the cercnu Ldudcrdalc. 1 a t which tjuecn Elizabeth rMoh sory. Tho station on the St . John* When the cu»o camn before Gov­ River in designed and is bulng par­ tially built for n cupdeity of 100,- ernor Hlatati,' ho coinmutod the 0(H) kilowatts capacity each, will bo sent oner to life imprisonment, and In operation In December, If 2d. a turbulent period ensued, during Tho Lnudcrdnle statlon-on the New which there was open display of River will be designed and partial­ threatened violence, directed aly built for an ultimnto capacity of gainst tho governor who caUpd out 150,000 kilowatts, with an initial tho state troops to restore order. installation of two 25,000-kllowattM 'ht? governor's term expired, and making nutrition Insufficient 1 units. It is expected that these if and Me family spoilt a large the active life the cardinal wish nart of the time immediately fpl- to pursue." two units will be In operation by Inw!nip tm f n f B in ■(»!«« 1 thu end (of 1P20, Both will bo high ‘"He wa# transferred to St. J t pressure steam turbine station# of clinic from the archbishopric pal the most tnodprn type and both Maiines Dec. 28 and was op will be equipped to burn either oil on tho following day. He % coal of fuel oil or both, and rail given n local anaesthetic and > and wider transportation will be able__to follow all. JthesL. details «of it. available for fuel deliveries. opor&tlon. He stood the • Thu Company, In addition to its Well. electric properties, owns gas works During the days 1mm and distribution systems In Miami, following the operation tha Daytona Beach, 1'aInLkn and Lokengl seemed to improve ai chance of recovery wjts pre cruainir niamia iro n r«mi by those in attendance upot Daytona Beach, Fort MVors, SonSuddenly on Jan. 8, however, ford, St. Augustine and Pensacola. came known that tha condiL The gas works and distributing the venerable churchman had system in Miami have been proea turn for the worse. . tfcnlly rebuilt and mots than tre­ Difflcalt To AaalmilaU V bled in site during tha last eigh­ teen months, and substantial addi­ tions to the Miami gas property and the gas works a t Lakeland and Daytona Beach are now being ‘ ' '* ‘ r* " n y Improvftmerit and i to ’ the' lea J H _ year, and they bow have an gato msnufi excess of Other I Z a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 22, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 22, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 22, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/74ac5a59f0d8ec197da4a9f3016c2bc1.pdf 60b67701c30dd3b2b4709feba24c822c PDF Text Text Sdk VSVi - :' i - Y ' - ,»/„.V • B 2I \ 3 ^ - *Y*JVv~r ti- $ kx Niurjrtt d#rv ’7* I, I m W 1 H r The superb year-round climate, one of the chief attractions of M punt-Plym outh, offers the outdoor devotee recreation, unequalcd in Florida. No sleet, nor snow, nor blizzard to interfere w ith his game, whatever it may be. And riot only is it true in the winter months, but in summer also the tempifr&ture is exceedingly comfortable, as many have found to their great surprise, after spending a-twelVe-months here. ' 1 o' ‘ \ . *" };,• The club house, golf course and lake are the pivotal points of Mount Plymouth, around which the greatest activity will center. This entire development, in fact, was conceived and landscaped w ith those things uppermost in mind. The magnificent club house how under construction is situated on the loftiest eleva­ tion in this highland city. From its wide verandas you behold a distant panorama of semi-tropical, grandeur to be found only in this notable orange region which ships one-seventh of all citrus fruits grovyn in Florida. * , t -, • An 18-hole golf course, laid out by one of America's foremost golf architects, will be tnaintaincd from a special fund set aside* from the sale of Mount Plymouth lots. Ex­ perts who have inspected this course pronounce it one of the sportiest in the state. , . •-V. f ‘ . T ruly it is a Sportsman's Paradise, which embraces within its own city limits, as M ount Plymouth does, the full complement of outdoor pastimes—Golf, Tennis, Fish­ ing, Shimming, Rowing, and Motoring. A pleasure city In every sense, if Mount Plymouth, but not discriminating in its relation to the substantial environment of business activity and home life, which, also aro essential to the development of any prosperous community. A large section of Mount Plymouth skirting the At­ lantic Coast Line Railway, Is reserved strictly for com­ mercial use, Stores, shops, bakeries, gas stations and evihy other business piursuit was well provided for by those who planned this townsite. . T he residence sections aro ideally located. 'Hundreds front on the golf course, Tno entire 4^i- miles shore line surrounding the beautiful lake t» reserved for homes and plensure-parks fronting on a magnificent body of fresh water, already stocked with the gamest of f V* 1if �Sunday cloud SANFORP, FLORIDA, SA' Barnes And Join Ranks Of Pros Wht Jim Barnes, British Open Cham­ pion, han wllrcl his entry for tho Central Florida Open Cham­ pion Golf Tournament, which is io bo plnycd on the links of the San­ ford Golf and Country Club Jan. 27 and 28, according to Frank MacN dl, secretary of the club, who to­ day was busy completing arrange­ ments for th e tournoy and getting things at the club in shape to han­ dle tho host of golf fans who are expected to assemble hero for the two days of play. Other entries received this morn­ ing were those of Willy McFar­ land, American Open Champion, who recently trimmed Bobby Jones, lyette itown lames idway Wolfgang of Sntj Francisco m o^abortly whether h b .iato or gd 'ffV - He killed a ponh who caught him -stealing tie of tnilk; olid his case has to the U. 8. Supreme Court. nek build* [ sidewalk, id huddle,1 [he fourth t the ruins to iiernd; irtly after 8 rapidly ic of most whom had rs by firoa to dress lived into r in their nperature 18 above Fall sufferWes rncivtlic streets, Is. Six a t LOCAL Willy : McFarland, American open champion, and Jipi BanteB join ranks of pros who will com­ pete- in Central Florida Open Championship Tourney to be held here Jan. 27-28. • ' Contractor says Orange City detour will bo completed In 30 days. New power plant near Sanford to lie placed in operation in early fall. Lake Monroe to vote on $55.,000 school bond issue Feb, 12. New road map distributed ■by Chamber of Commerce includes valuable data. I -First Street property sells for $2,MM) a front foot. ■DOMESTIC-, . Hotel ifiro a t Allehtown, Pa., takes death, toll ofiieven -lives early thf i'/ohn M. Slaton, fox mer gov­ ernor of Georgia, muy. aeck the office again/ ' Agricultural Department suny biU ls ^ r e ^ tc d .to the Hmjsirt th" six h«*W ohguc. nests wore Fax«l ton, Pa, rN. J. i, Pn. , cyille, N; J, Binghamton. P ’-ast Greenbclphia. Briton. P guests takB registered Panin towns. ■Ire hml not |u>d any rca■hen firemen r ruins, ■hotel wns a I firemen arp ] *UirwayB • leave their Bd bewildered ■inflows wuitP- spectators, p n U 0r t|10 F near their Id reached the ■drenching 0f i*y garments, R * f*w minP’e* and taxi Pred and the papithl; then, $ for blaokets R,1®duty and PHal» « for **tra doc- tloiint Salm A&TSrotion for custody of his yenr-obl son, ad­ mits that he -had to borrow $4,from bride defray their honcyhiobn expenses. FOREIGN Cardinal Mercer, Belgium pre­ late and a World War hero, dies nt Brussels following an Illness of several weeksi Beggar P ossessing Bogus Tale Of Woe Placed Behind Bars Ezelriah Jones, colored, wns fin­ ed $100 and costa or wns given the option of serving three months on the county roadu by Judge J, G. Sharon, before whom he was tried yesterday on a charge of obtain­ ing money under false pretenses. Ezeklah was arrested about ID o’clock by Sergeant S, I- Smart when he was discovered going from door to door on French Avenue soliciting funds on the strength of' an admittedly bogus letter. The letter purported to have come from one Annie Clark nnd stated fn" offcct, th at the writer had just loot h er mother-and that unless the generosity « f the pitltens' of Sanford showed down in * n'ght dark, " y Of «rjpe*: cm ? by ringing w *ald, "and ® guezu. In « seemod, the , ihrough the *rbig the ole- I ! , tnd the only portions of tho UnitW States to d a y basking in .WnsHw and warm weather, alUioughjthe cold Parley I s • L. Lewis —» ®E, P#^ Jan. ationil Prcsir|* of thb liiiv « k ed Alvin »f the miners int committee session which ha admitted °f an hour’s begging. Thre# names had been signed to the letter as contributors to the rouse of “AmUst." The names ■ W d were: Mrs. J. 8. Ti)Ui, Mrs. Stamper and Mr*. Schmidt. ■ No were given. 7SMWSK - RAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 28.—(A1) —Declaring all religions uro on a tottering foundation, Luther Bur­ bank, tho great horticulturist, ad­ mits ho Is an infidel. '■In 0 statement thought,,to have been caused by tho comment of his friend. Henry Ford, on life and religion, Mr. Burbank says all re* llglons of the past nnd probably all of the future will sooner or lat­ Kentucky Registers Lowest er become petrified forms-Instead of living helpA to m&nlfiud. An a, Tcmperdture Of Any Taken selmtlftt ‘I cannot hplp blit feel In A&sociatod Press Purvey; that all religions are "fin. a totter­ Early Relief' Is Expected ing foundation. None Is perfect or i _ Iniplfed." ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 23.—b D ' ‘Tho idea that a good God would Dixie folk today looked hopefully ccnd people to a burning hell is •to Sunday to bring them back utterly damnable to me. - I don’t tM ir accustomed balmy weather to want to have anything to do with frqo them from the grip of pinch­ ouch a God. ing, biting, fighting, whistling Wants Proof First northwester, that roared down “I do not lielieve what has been early Friday on the .wings of a JO served me to believe, J am a doubt­ mile gale, er. a questioner, a skeptic. When it Yesterday and last night, those can be proved to me that there itt states in the Missjstcppi River immortality, that there is "resur­ aces felt the worst or the cold, and rection beyond tho gates of death, it was believed that today would then 1 will believe. Until then, no.” bring them relief, whilo the low Mr. Burbank's ’ statement was temperature would pass on over contained in n copyrighted article tho Atlantic senbonrd states and in the San Francisco Bulletin yes­ go out to sea. -, terday. Mr. Ford recently outlined hia bcliefti on lifu and religion In Louisville, Ky., early today , re­ an interview In a national maga­ ported the lowest unofficial tem­ zine. Tho motor car manufacturer's, perature In * -survey taken by tho conception ns expronaed by a per­ Assm-iutd Press nbout 1 o clock thin morning, Miami, Flu., boasted Contractor Grey Says Bfvetch son closely in touch Wiht him, Is that Nrc are put In this world to 74, but tho prospects were for a Will He Completed In lift gain experience; that this cxpvrcgperfew- degrees lower. Days, All Required Material ItnvL will aid u# in tho future lieSnow blanketed Arkansas and -lUiiibp.cln tont-t o r UuviHg k iyWUuiu ju' Kentucky, bug sauiy iu' ^u m ' heid, uhd vlfut what we ta ll Rkie-i were Clear. Othicr .parts of »ith la merely lost knowledgw tu; Tho two nnd a half mile dctoirtj .h<T• _ South hod expressed* none ione dur­ .file wo calne to be haro and wharoin g tho oitsck and; the pros|>ecta on tho Ranforij-DeLand road nt if Lhi.^jipirlt goes after death. Llfo Orange City will tf« eompletrd for It were slim. o .'ij oil continually and this earth 30 days according lo tho May The’following unofficial temper­ within be just a clearing bouse among Chamber of Commerce official*, atures were reported as prevail­ who today received word from Ihu great planets of tho unlvctto, ing ill 1 o’clock{ Louisville, 8; Uoyd Grey, contractor on the job, He lwlieve-H. Knoxville, 15; Nashville, 19; Bir­ to this effect. Mr. Burbanks contend# that "tho mingham, 20; Montgomery, 28; tinivenio is not big enough to con­ In his communication Mr. Grey Mobile, 2G; New Orleans, 34; Nor­ stated that rock and other neces­ tain perpetually nil the human folk, 25; Grensboro, 28; Winston ami other-living beings that material had finally found its soul# Salem, 30; Charlotte 32; Raleigh, sary Have been for their short span. way through congested rail yards, "A theory hero 30: AtCicvillo, 18; Columbln, 32; nnd of personal resurrection that nothing now prevented iho Atlanta*28; Columbus, 30; Augus- r.pcedy completion of the job which or reincarnation of the individual tn, 22; Savannah, 40; Macon, 27; has been delayed for many month* is uutenablo when we but pause lo Jacksonville, 18; St. Petersburg, due to the inability of the carrlcra consider the magnitude of tho idea." \ GO; Miami, 74. to deliver necessary supplies. Recognizes Universal Power Mr. Grey added that he was con­ "On the contrary I must be­ King Winter In Full Power centrating his entire corps of la­ NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—(A*)— borer# on the project, and could lieve that rather than the survival Blythe Illusions that Spring had guarantee its completion within tho of all, we must look for survlvul only in the spirit of the good wo stolen n march on King Winter stated length of time. have been shattered in the cat tern "Wo would have had this high­ have done in passing, through. part of the U. S. A chill gale way completed throe months ago," “I do rocognfxe tno existenco of from the northwest, part of Mr, Grey said, "had the railroads great universal power—a power that has been sweeping the middle been able to got us sufficient rock." awhich wo can't even begin to com­ west for tho past few days, struck Following a communication from prehend; might os well not attempt tho north and 'central Atlantic tho local Chamber of Commerce ad­ to. It may J>o a conscious mind and coast yesterday, and transformed dressed to Dr. Fons A. Hathaway, It may not. I don't kpow. As a sci­ unseasonably balmy weather into head of the State Highway Depart­ entist, I should Ilka to know, but ment, In which local official# re­ as a man, 1 am n it so vitally con­ Icy cold. Parts of the,Ohio vulley, Arkan­ minded Mr. Hathaway of his prom­ cerned. sas, Oklahoma, Southern Missouri, ise to immediately Improve this de­ "As for Christ—well, he has been and New England are blanketed tour. and calling his attention Ui most Outrageously boiled. His fol­ with a heavy snow and weather the factUhat no improvement# had lowers have so garbed his words forccastcro generally predict con­ been comemnced several weeks aft­ er the promise was made. District tinued fair and cold weather. Engineer Thrasher received orders rebelled against the prevailing Cold Claims Three, Victim# from Dr. Hathaway to proceed at he Bo far the Intense told has ac­ once to the Orange City detour religion and government. "I am a lover of Christ as a man counted for only Dtfjj® 'r ’ “ and personally see that hi# orders and hia works and all things that tho East. One man died were carried out. help humanity. But, nover the less, Amboy, N. J., and two Improvement work Is also being just he was an infidel then, I on the ntreets. No repor started on the Sanford-Orlando am anasInfidel today." fering because of the coal highway. Secretary R. W. Pearhave man said today, and much progress ____I ___ | _____ d New has been achieved in scry in g and England* wai in the grip i f strong grading: the shoulders offtho road ; *U possible * avenues.'! Noted H6rticuHuri*t Recog* nixes Universal Power That Is Too Great To Understand caused thousands of placards to be placed in the leading hotels and business houses throughout the central section of the state • an­ nouncing,tho date of play. The $0,000 necessary for stag­ ing the event has been practicully subscribed to the Inst dollar, and the next 24 hours will ’find the fi­ nancial end of the arrangements Complete, according t« club offi­ cials. Tho executive rommlttee of the club was In session today, .perfect­ ing plans for the ticket saw, which is to begin Monday morning. An intensive campaign will be carried oil for the disposal of thousand* of entrance tickets hath here nnd in other sections qf Florida. Tho ground keepers a t the links have been1 working steadily ■ to keep tho greens and fairways in the best shupo possible. Owing to the favorable weather during the past two months tho greens are re­ ported to lie In perfect condition nnd tho entire course in sptendld playing shape. northwest winds. Southern California Southern half (**, minute the through the famous amateur1 star} Tommy Armour, teamed with Jorntt In many nationally known tourna­ ments, and Johnny Farrell, one of the best proa now wintering In thi) Luther BurbnnkSaysRtllRlonR stato of FloridaWill Sooner Or Later lie* Mr. MncNeH stated this morning : ccme Petrified Formh And that advertising m atter had licen Not Living H elps To Man sent to every city o f importance in tho state nnd that tho newspapers of several section were following Statement Provoked the details of the preparations be­ By Ford’s Comment j ing made, nnd would navo repm- Georgian Laptured By Police Confesses r Harrrii It- was * by Officer Shannon been -caught ttricn goods In the i Aged Belgium Prelate Succumbs A t Three O’clock A fter Hard F ight Since Pec. 2fl moon He Declares In Affidavit Relatives Present NEW YORK, Jon. 23.~ Count Ludwig Baltu llnogv.t moton's Version of his married:Ufa with tho former Milliccnt Rogers, heiress to 140,000,000 of Stand­ ard Oil money, reveals that he was forced to borrow money from her for their honeymoon, and that ho blames her for their hasty marriage. An affidavit in sup­ port of his suit for separation and his demand that his infant son l>c restored to him td be ra is­ ed in (he Roman Catholic faith is on file, to be heard Monday by Supremo Court Justice O’Mafley. V . It was his wealthy fiancee, and not ho/w ho .urged secrecy in their liusl$ mart-ingc at the Mu­ nicipal Building two years ago, nyern the jSetitlon. At that time Miss lingers wno afraid her par­ ents might forro »rt her a mar­ riag e 'th at would be distasteful to her, he clnims. Moreover, ho says, the fact that ho had been seen tho day beforo lunching with Mrs, Grace'Coffin, had nothing to do with the haste of the mgrrlnge. Tho countess was aware of this previous en­ gagement, the affidavits contin­ uer, and knew it was broken oir by mutual consent. ^ Moreover, it was not tho Count who wap rosponsiblu for the ffnancinl difficulties that followod th e , marriage, ho claims as Countess' Shim know he had no substantial Interest In any. prop­ erty and could not support her ns her father did. He waa compelled to accept $ t,000 /rqm Hey ftnd alie disap­ proved of his returning uj motion U-turn* to e a rn 'a living. Other lie# were hunt'd to him because people \vcrc nfraid to yi»k the disapproval of hbh father, IT. H. RogcrS, tho affidavit declares. To balance tho $4,000 ;li« bor­ rowed, he gave pis vyife family jewels worth $30,000, which aro now in the hand# of her attorney, states Count Bnlm. .. . B POWER COMPANY] SLATON MAY RUN SERVING M A N Y AGAIN IN GEORGIA Local Qffice Announces That Former Chief Executive Who Kloridn Rower And Light Commuted Frunk’sRenlence Company Furnishes Gob, To Life Imprisonment, ConElectricity In 60 Cities elders Re-entry Into Poll lies W ien Death Came Medicine Is Refused By p atien t As Life Slowly Ebbed Away — BRUSSELS, Jan. 23. (AP) —Cardinal Mercier, prelate tlio decline th at Bet in after :m operation on l)ee. 29. Death in mo nt 3 o’clock this afternoon; - & Tho nged prolate lapsed Into un- J consciousness while mass waa beIpg said in the aick roonj. Ho be- .V gan to pronounce the benediction V'j but wus too weak to conclude it. At mid-day Cardinal Merdcr’ii ^ relative gathered around hia bed­ side and in apltc of his groat weak­ ness ho gavo his blessing to each in turn.: V* Tho CardinnI badu farewell to his• i relatives this morning ut mas# .i f ’ .’ i t i iii • a it : said nt hi# bedside. Ip full possotuion of hia faculties the cardi­ nal followed that mass with com­ posure, making tho signs of tho ’ Thb Florida-Light nnd Power -ATIwVhfpA; Ga., Jan. 21b—UP) Company now serve* more than —John W.-.f*laiim, M.-.filiUon. twivo iwivi governor GO, pommunitle# In. this stute, nc- Of pctirgUf niul of Gcorglaf nnd whofce wliptui commutetloiMif tbsM oniln " M & m t tttdfHd' nMOld er * Su , ___nJtiorP wide iguimSnf, tb eco m ­ dent, will enter tlW.com* ing n jB M'or u governor only in tho in Jim iv* merewr,. event of "a conviction of duty for aisled hj) another nephew, Rav, v„-----G-T.. ^ , X»#opublic service" ho told tho ___ Charles Jean Mercier, professor' dated Press today relative., to in of HHloionhy at Notro Dsme, and St, Augustine on tho cast sintent m nitih that he wlH be m South Bi nd, tod. The cnrdjnal’a • coastr Fort Myers, l’unta Gordtt, can'd Idote. ’ »is|cr in law and a physician alsq j ATcailla and "Brdnenton in the j During Governor Slntim*# ndmtn were present. southwest rrctibn, and Okeechobee, 1st rat ion. thero occured on Apr. 2U, mass, his physician# felt Snnfon]. Pulnlka and Live Oak in 1013, the murder of Mary Pbagan, theAfter 1’relate's puhu, "which w aa1' n young emplbyoa of a pencil fac­ gradually growing weaker, and do_______ could lory tory in; In Atlanta. • __ For_ this crime, Cidrtl that„ tho_ Cardinal I.bo M. Frank of Brooklyn, N. Y„ hanlly last beyond mid-daw. present cupaclty of fiO.bltl kila- superintendent of the factory, wns The Prelate refused all ; watts. In addition, u huge expan­ convicted -nnti sentenced -to bo cine but retained complete !i sion ^program wus recently an­ hunged. ty a# life' ebbed slowly aw nounced which will include thu erec­ ITio case aroused ji general pub­ “There Is nothing to do but-wal tion of two new plants, said to bo lic clamor for swift Juatlco ond lo remarked, to his physician. among the largest and most mod* likowiro Stricken With Influents n nation-wide t'jrn In tho south. Uno of these comment. created Cardinal Merrier was strict On the otherhand, plants Ih being built near this city, strenuous vffortn tended to "throw with influenza Doc. 18, tho mms on tho St. Johns river, nnd the the bunion of suspicion on n negro its Illness became known when other Is t« bA erected lit Fori who wus convicted an an acces­ was unable to attend the cercnu Ldudcrdalc. 1 a t which tjuecn Elizabeth rMoh sory. Tho station on the St . John* When the cu»o camn before Gov­ River in designed and is bulng par­ tially built for n cupdeity of 100,- ernor Hlatati,' ho coinmutod the 0(H) kilowatts capacity each, will bo sent oner to life imprisonment, and In operation In December, If 2d. a turbulent period ensued, during Tho Lnudcrdnle statlon-on the New which there was open display of River will be designed and partial­ threatened violence, directed aly built for an ultimnto capacity of gainst tho governor who caUpd out 150,000 kilowatts, with an initial tho state troops to restore order. installation of two 25,000-kllowattM 'ht? governor's term expired, and making nutrition Insufficient 1 units. It is expected that these if and Me family spoilt a large the active life the cardinal wish nart of the time immediately fpl- to pursue." two units will be In operation by Inw!nip tm f n f Bin ■(»!«« 1 thu end (of 1P20, Both will bo high ‘"He wa# transferred to St. J t pressure steam turbine station# of clinic from the archbishopric pal the most tnodprn type and both Maiines Dec. 28 and was op will be equipped to burn either oil on tho following day. He % coal of fuel oil or both, and rail given n local anaesthetic and > and wider transportation will be able to __ follow all the. J details of « it. sL . available for fuel deliveries. opor&tlon. He stood the • Thu Company, In addition to its Well. electric properties, owns gas works During the days 1mm and distribution systems In Miami, following the operation tha Daytona Beach, 1'aInLkn and Lokengl seemed to improve ai chance of recovery wjts pre cruainir niamia iro n r«mi by those in attendance upot Daytona Beach, Fort MVors, SonSuddenly on Jan. 8, however, ford, St. Augustine and Pensacola. came known that tha condiL The gas works and distributing the venerable churchman had system in Miami have been proea turn for the worse. . tfcnlly rebuilt and mots than tre­ D ifflc a lt T o A a a lm ila U V bled in site during tha last eigh­ teen months, and substantial addi­ tions to the Miami gas property and the gas works a t Lakeland and Daytona Beach are now being ‘ ' '* ‘ r* " n y Improvftmerit and i to ’ the' lea J H _ year, and they bow have an gato msnufi excess of Other I Z a �Governor A1 Sm ith Stays E xecution 3 Hours Before Time vy Airmen OSSING, N. Y., Jan. 23.This was n 'second unexpect OACKSOKXuLLE, J<tn. "23.—So | flock of Barred Rohka. Minorca* f «a the -Ploiidg Slat* C ham ber, and White Wyandottes. TwentyICommerco has been able to de- I four of hja hens alone during 1925 m ln a there fs no section of | protluced 4,000 eggs, lorida unsuithble fo r poultry At Cherokee Grove, T. G. Tnton Ulng. TJiO cBmato Is excellent has approximately 20<1 White Legfovnry flection of the slate, it is'h o rn s .which have more llinn paid w lble to produce gredn food for for themselves. Pnton, who har * birds twolvo months In th e year a grove of fiatsuma trees on his - South Florida nnd nlmost coh- place, vhnA made a discovery In iuously in North nnd West Flor- connection with the production of R, and tb s successful conduct of eggs thnt the State Chamber be1 p o ultry t farm would seem to lieves Jit worthy of the nttcntlbn hge Molely upon the ability of th e : not only of fnrmers throughout bn jg.rlinrge of the business, ilhe state but of tho State ■DopnrtiNassau Bounty at this time is th e ; tnent of Agriculture ps wiill. Patinter- of the poultry industry;in,on permitted n part of his flock to to stut^ and Nassau adjoins the run in the grove and discovered korglho line. .From the E v er-1that the laying capacity of these lades region, about Lake Okcc-, birds showpd n marked decrease fobeo, the State Chamber hns re -,a s compared with those kept elselived reports on some rem arkable,w here on the place. IIo attributed ^rnlngs from a few hens and now it to arid in the fru it which tho tom jfta y county, on the Gulf birds might imvo consumed. ,, last"’ In West . Florida there In the western portion of tho ih A jttlg rtn atirm Rhowing what Btntc, poUl'.ry m ise rs have, had A toefqvdccomplinhed th orc.in a g reat success nnd Rlngling-Whito tall way. Interests, In charge of the tlcvclopbVed Palmer, of Lynn Haven, n ment of a vnst acreage of farm tie town on St. Andrews Bay lands cast of Milton is now nrrnnga r Panam a City, owns four lots, ing to establish n poultry farm one of which is his home. Two with 10,000 birds, tho vnesnt lots ho has converted Tho State Chnmbor of Commerce i enjoying a vacation, he sold $40 brth of eggs. Palm er feuds hiB ock on grains, ami grcenstuiTu induced on his own place. W. P. H arrell,'also of Lynn llnm, lias become a poultry enthuast as a result-of returns fh>nt n B and Concert Conductor Joseph Rcizenstcin today announced the following pW/mup for the niuniclpal band concert to bo held tomorrow ni 3 o’pjock in Central Park:1. March—Happy Go Lucky, Baynnifl... 2. Overture—Tancrctl, Rossi,ni. - 3, Vnlsu Di Concei-t—South­ ern Koses, J. Strnua. , 4. Contniito Solo—Slumber Little Junglo -Maid. Ball, by Farm Department Supply M easure Is Reported In H ouse |Benson Springs Inn Being Operated By Nfew M anagem ent The Benson Springs Inn, recent­ ly opened fur tho tourist season nt Enterprise under the mnnugement of. II. S. White, owner, nnd mnnnger qf The Colonial nt KitchaWttti, N-. Y„ is klijoyiug one of thu most prosperous seasons of ita long existence, according to re­ ports received hero front one of ita patrons, who attributes thfc popuitinly of thn* resort to tho many innovations nnd increased comforts ru t into effect by Mr. While, who ims hud muny years nf touvist ho* . V i ': ' ongwood Poultry Ixhibit Wins F irst rize In Ohio Show I-djcsil Cham ber’s New RoatT Map Embodies Much Valuable D ata ails* dllurk. 111, mul Richard Ml. 12. both «f Avon Fnik pir\ttd.Up in the wertem oots of the city yesterday.aftcrm t Traffic Policeman Beckwho ouspccted tho yapngsters nmnau-ayx und whose arcro verified aftor n call HcBbf polloe In Avon Baric, pys are said to huv« tuko» roudstflr belonging to AL rk, a brother of the older uitd Bturicd on n tour of to. W a n Officer B«-k■Led. them tip they stated y wens' from Jack<ouivillc nr foil th eir way to their WASHINGTON, Jim. 2.1,—(A^-cCurrying mi increase of nearly u million dollars for agricultural ex­ perimental stntiiitiH, tho annuul ag ­ riculture deportment supply bill was reported 10 the house tinlay fty tho Appropriations Committee. Thu mcamiru provides for a total expenditure of $ 120,220,000 during the fiscal yenr, representiug an incroasu of y 180,000 over las: year’s Id)), but a decrease of $0,215,000 from budget estimate*. For continuuncc o f federal ml to states in road construction, the measure recommends, uppropriations cf 75,030,001), which it $!,000,00O below current fupdt, but increasing from $4,000,000 to $5,000,000- funds for building /nrest roads nnd trnila. Two iu\usual features marked the btltr Authority is given the j | cryUry of wgriculture to spend jf. 1,000 plus the-trade in1, value of Tis present automobile, for pur­ chase iif n new one, whiTh for an unexplained reason the $399,450 now allowed to the Work of cradet.iing the cattle lick Is Je.-ts by $1, Sar.i’ord M anor Has Fancy Court Of Arms 1Suninole county is ono of the Incut poultry ‘producing sections j the United Htuten, according to . A. JlUtlina, I-qngwood poultryifsti wltf something to back p biZ'flplpiPn in his e x h ib it'n f liver vYygfMottes which han Just ben roium ett from Luncmtcr, 0„ ih ereib won 12 prizes, including svcral firsts, in competition with 25 birds front 19 ntntes. Mr-. Bislllnc was unable to ucompany l>|rs' exhibit in pcAnn, Stolen G ar Is lid his ngent nt Lancaster boeven th a t lipd ho bnoti prosent-to ’ Found A t Tam pa toom tho bird's nropi'rly following heir long trip, Ids exhibit would filu-riff C. M. Hand received u iavo wqn sweepstakes, in practic-. wire yesterday from tho Tampa By every class. r'fiome of tho ribbons brought police department advising him tack Til th is county by Mr. BUt* that a Maxwell touring car which ine’s birds are: F irst, second and was j.Gdrii from Sanford last woo!^ welfth j prizes for cocks; second, had been recovered in th a t city wurtEv-xixth and seventh prizes and asking for orders ua to It’s :or cockerels; eighth prizo for obi disposition. This in tho second »«n; r.econd prizo for young pen: machine stolen from this city In itxand’ ' prize for display; first tho imst two weeks to l>o recovered , —y. — ,.ed bird; first in the gulf city. Sheriff Hand unid that ho was irlfc for best colored bird. ‘The, .section around Lougwoo I ' i >:peeling J. M. Vickery, deputy n Keiimmle county is particularly Sheriff, to return to Sanford toItiaplfd to poultry raising,” Mr. dav with an automobile belonging listHmnsaid, "and 1 am confident to Roby l.uin/y. which Was recovliat .g better knowledge of Ihe op- rretP b y the police of Tifton, (in. The deputy is a Ino bringing n ne­ gro back with him, for tria lin this i minty, on o charge of stealing the mHchinc. IMul R unaw ays eturned To Home A telephone message,from Gov­ ernor Smith in New York, three hours before tho time set for his execution last night, granted him n second reprieve. On Thursday ho was .snntched from the chair by a court- order granting n tempota ry stay of orugmont of his eounsol, that his tenlihiony would be was heard, but a further stay was needed in another case. Testimony denied. Ross had resigned himself In his death, and had just eaten a second "last meal,” when th e t unexpected mooaagc came. Ho was talking ,to his sister and tlirtm hrothers from behind the bars that separated them in the death bouse, when the telephone rang in the prison offi­ ces. .Superintendent of prison J. I* Long, rocognixed the volco of Gov­ ernor Smith saying, "Put off the execution, I will communicate with you tomorrow morning." Two men were convicted With Ross. One has been granted a now trial. The othcr3 were sentenced to the chair, but Governor Smith on Wednesday commuted the sentence to life imprisonment. •When tho Firct National Bank a t Bel Imore, L. I, was held up April 4, 1924, Whitman was shot down In trying to block three bnnslits, who escaped with 80,000. . A new map prepared liy the Cbumber of Coinmerco for free distribution includes in addition to (ho usual information contained in road maps, copies o f the Florida m m -m ident license exempt Ion laws I ho statu speed limitations, a copy of reciprocity privileges ox 1st Ing between every state lit tha uninn, and much o th ir data’ designed to aid the motor). G visiting this statu for the first time. All a rte ria l highways arc ron• picuotihly marked, all 'county designated, and tho distance »wK«!P . L „jpp> Irom bauford to I" principal Flotida jwiiht;. gi<Vii. Banforrl^i location is shown by a U rge tod arrow extending across the p:g<> and m tthoJa of reaching Ihi* city by ruilromi. Water lines and highways nro cntph&sixcd,(topics of the tnup folded to pocket-rlzc may lie obtained upon request a t the Chamber of Coin* me rev’s o y ia n . A coat of arms Juts been adopt­ ed by Sanford Manor Properties, Inc.,—a gray shield on a violet background, the center in blue wit It n faint tracing of yellow as n border. A manor house In soft dull red gleams forth from the heart of the shield, and the letter­ ing—Sanford Manor—done In black tells the story. Three small pine cones clustered a t thu bottom cell* ter suggest the subtle aroma of the pines of tho Hnuthlund. It in the plnn of tho developers ta provide each purchaser of u lot with stationary bearing this crest. NEW YORK, . Harry Sinclair, Hat ney and other we tor turfmen, are going to Indul; In the sport lony a t of king* In an excl Palm Beach behind a bl i fence. iy .and With the gatea guarded night. There also will be polo, golf, tennis, bathing, and dancfng. t u b c i n c r i T c o ir ii,T OF THK S E V K N T U J lD I C I .il,, o i n r r r r OV F L O R ID A . IN AND F O R I B S IVOI.I3 C O PN TT. IN C HANCF.KY. M i l t* Tl C H A R L E S B. OINN, in o’clock this afternoon./ The remaining twelve planes will leave at 1> o'clock tomorrow morning, weather conditions per­ mitting, and probably will rejoiri the first squadron a t Key West Monday. , .....: Arriving here with his fleet late yesterday, Lt. Com. Victor Herbster told local officials that the Fernantlina was one of the safest landing fields nlong the entire At­ lantic Seaboard* The airmen were given ft recep­ tion by the local chamber of com­ merce last night. Still another elab­ orate reception is said to ha awaiting them nt Miami. Only one mtahan has befallen the fleet since they loft Northampton on theif wmthward journey. Ono Kcaplattf became disabled a t South Port. S. C. It will resume the jour­ ney a Iona as soon as repairs to the engine arc completed. The vtcaplanes will reach Cuban water for war maneuvers with bat­ tleships early next week. Sanford-D aytona Game Is Postponed Duo to tho RlickncsA of .tho high Hchoul open air basketball court caused by tho light shower of rain lust night, tho scheduled Sanford-. Daytona gamn was postponed untll some day noxt week accordiitj to an announcement made by Coacl Cecil Frinhic this m orning:1 Tho local engurs aro said to be in excellent condition following their defeat of Winter Park last week, and Coach Frishto will mal.c tiHo of the next few flays to groom his charges for tho Daytona fray, which is expected to largely detoi the championship of tha. league. Jacksonville Police Hold 2 Suspects Of Citra Bank T heft Complainant, STLVF.S^ER A. W IL SO N ^t a l • pofenflanta, . (itntlen ivestcr A. Wilson and wife, whose Christian ---------- Wilson immn Is unkno> sun and wife,— Christian nnnU ... ------- ----- ------W. Horne nnd wlfo,— -----Horne. whose Chrlntlan mime Is unknown; Klllls W. Horne nnd wife, —------ Horne, whtwe Christian name la un­ known, nml eoch .nnd every one of the above nntnrd defendmnte. If liv­ ing. nnd- If'elther, any or all of aald dufendants bn dead, to nil parties claiming Interest ns helm, devisees, legatees, rrnntees or as other claimnuts or otherwise undor the follow­ ing deceased defendants, to-wlt: Hvivas ter A. Wilson nnd wife.------Wilson, whose Chrlallun name. Is ny: A . l l w i m , OBCOTTES. ES. H^R.VCKIU hBRNCKrT W o : Mollrltor* nml or rnun«M r-<>mplfalrmn(. Jfnn. 8-9-t4.sa.J0., fn Ijowl nit tlmpribed l*Hi. sllmur, b lo g ond luting In the County of Seminole and fitntr of Florid*, more particularly druerlbed no follows, to-wit: ,■ ' ' V....... : Tint Northwest H»«rler .tNWJtl of the Hoiithtveal Quarter (HWK) nnd Ihr Houlh Hnlf (8H1 of tne Mouitiwsst Qintrtcr IHW« ) of Unc­ tion I*. Township 81 Month, linage II lSasLnnd to. any nn*l unhnotrn. claiming any right, title or Intercut In and to the lands here­ inabove described or any part of any part or parrel thercor. ft Is hereby ordered that you and each of you ha and appear before our said Circuit Conrt at the Court House' at Panrorrt, Florida, on the la t day of February, A. D. 1911. and then nml there make answer to tbs hill or complaint exhibited ngnlnet you In thla cnae. It la further ordered that thla or­ der be published In The Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Hanford, Remlnolo County. Florida, once ench week for five consecu­ tive weeks. „ * ■ ' WlTNEHH my band nnd the aenl of the Circuit Court of the Heventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Flor­ ida, in and for Beiulnole County, on thla the 2nd day of January A. D. 1918. l of the Clerk of tho Circuit Heventh Judicial Circuit nf Flor Ida, In and for Seminole-County. ffttSALI IN THE c m r i'I T C.'Ol’HT Q SKVF.XTII Jl'DIClAl. <•; OP FLORIDA. IN ANI> pn 1 .N01.H c o r . m , IN n i v Sail ta Q uirt T itle O. L. THRA8HER COAII'ANY n lon'Orailon. Complainant. VH. ■n- it) "MU*, *a»» ft Nonfj W * fif»i m }® ib« *tt h t l Jf. CAROLINE MnRAB. rt n it i. i * j r»fii t t iS ^ To M. Caroline J McRae' nml hUR. ?,ur M bnml,--------- -Mcline, wlm Christ inn name Is unknown: fienr*e ft. :f * i»r i(9 pit nml wife,------:--- Humph. whoM» Clirlttlan name Is. unknown, „no each ourt every or (he above ns, clefenttnnts. If llvinK, nnd If either nny nr all or eahr defendants be ST^sr w 'a dead, to nil parties claiming |J|. terests ns heirs, devisees, leentres grantees, or as otherwise rift|m.' ants under the following drrens. ed defendants, tn-wftj M. Carolln, M cRae and h u sb a n d .---------- -stc ltn . Whose Christian name In unknownt-H cicoriro B. Uumph nnd ---------------1 JodtClai lluinph, whose Christian name |> M*. la ao4 , unknown, or otherwise. In nnd in S5iV,h*«« the following described land, sji. tiste. lying nnd being In the Cniin. c,JJ,k "I th tv of Seminole and State of Flor­ J'penH J ida. moro particularly described n* M.t, In follows, to-wlt: (SIlAl,) *1 One (I) nnro nf land In the Routheast Forner of the Northwest Quartor (NW-ifi of the Northwest Quar­ ter <N\V‘i) or Section 8. Township SKffip £0 Houlh, Range 31 East, more par- C-’oiopUli Lake Front Property Ride out to M ayfair and see th e w onderful improve•m ent the dredge has made. Lake fro n t lots near the new hotel are lim ited and will be limited fo r sometime Am ong those who have bought and who intend to build fine homes on Seminole Boulevard;' E ast of the new tourist hotel, are the following: F orrest Lake, Elton J. Moughton, W. C. Hill, Dr. Langley, Monroe H utton, J. M. Simmons, Calvin Teague and F. H. Scruggs. W E OFFER TQpAY: 'One 67.5 foot fro n tag e on Lake Monroe in Marvaniu, priced to move a t $190.00 per frp n t foot. One 72.5 foot' fro n tag e on Lake Monroe in Mayfair a t $225.00 per fro n t foot. JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 23.—(A1) —Two nion were in custody of Jacksonville polica today for. ques­ tloning in cnhncction with the rob­ bing of the Bunk of Citra Wednes­ day of $5,000. They wore arrested lust night by city deludes vi last night by city detectives chi led by Herbert E. Ross, postmaster, and E. J. Kiilinger, superintendent of the money mrdvr division of the JdaUsonvHtoiposertffIc*.M /r \fVAfTha postal officials trailed the men after they had been pointed out by Mrs. W. T. Dupree, wife of the Citra postmaster, and Mrs. Robert Gandy of Jacksonville, as resembling the'm en they hAd eeen driving nlong on the highway north of Citra shortly after tho robbery in an old model touring car. The enr used by the bnndits was found the day following the rob­ bery in a swamp near Micatiopy. The men gave their names as John und Clifford Julitt. They were Hontcnccd to five days on the city fartn in municipal court this morn­ ing but were brought back to Jail for questioning nnd to be viewod by Citra bank officials who w ire notified of the arrest nnd were re­ ported on the way here. 2 0 2 F IC 3 T 5T. CO. cSxp PH O N E '7‘7 3 Cardinal M ercier Is Dead A fter Illness M any Children Given Of Several Weeks D iphtherialnoculation ( Continued from Pago 1) Tho aged prince of the church Dr. Chntle:> Duffin, field medi­ slip|>ed quietly into the hereafter cal ufficcr of the Slate Board of with all of Catholic Belgium and Health, who returned tn tho city Franco prayinjp for a speedy "re ­ several days ngo to mnke an exam­ covery or tho grace of a happy ination of children given tha Schiele d eath . ns tho church formula has test for diphtheria, today com put­ it. He was surrounded by members ed the tusk of administering the first inocuiution of those whose of his family, the faithful clergy test showed u ‘‘positive" reaction, of his archdiocese, the papal nun­ nnd will return to Hanford -within a cio in Brussels and a representation week to ^ive the second doso of the of King Albert, when the end came. Special masses for the illustrious immunir.ing treatm ent, uccordingto dead will bo celebrated throughout n statem ent mado this morning. In on the reception r commenting ............ **& Belgium nnd Franco tomorrow to of the ’ tests' ‘ * ’local!Tv, Dr. Duffin do- mark tho cardinal's passing. Airendy there is talk in Brussels tl-sred that more timn three-fifths of tho school' children . in this of erecting a monument to the 'In ­ county had been given the Schick carnation of tho War-Time-Koul of Belgium," by popular subscription. treatment. Tho funeral will probably be an ” 1 am vury well plaarod with the results obtained at Hanford," Dr. affuir nf Btatc, with King. Albert Duffin said," nnd wish to thank and Crown Prince I«opoia among the p&rcnU o f children har* for their oo-oporatibn In attem pting to I rovrut the cpreading of commu> WEEKLY F INANCIAL REVIEW nimble diseases." V NEW'YORK, Jan. 23.—(A3—Un­ certain price movements charac­ B utler Will A ppear , terized this week’s stock market, which was forced to absorb a l a m In Longwood T onight amount of prices selling inspired by tho unexpected decision of the Fed­ Charlo*.’ U „Butler, evangelistic eral Reserve and Now York Stock sMigt-r nnd entortainor, will ei Exrhung* authorities to give pub­ tain (hr people &f 1-ongwond licity to Broker* loans,. Altanmnic Springs in the Lyn The main body of stocks faiM School auditorium Saturday ni to mnke ipuch progress-in either at 8 o’clock. dim-linn, but there Was evidence , Mr. Butler lias been singing l of heavy pool liquidation in a num­ (ntertaining in the United Sto ber of speculative industrials. and Europe. He was with tho ' ry Alexander party In its w evungelUtio tour and was so! /o r tnc Billy Sunday party for cm l y« arji. <a $10 annual He wh# entertainod Earner spendomi nnd Orlando und in a l from $5 to $8, ( cities in Florida, and of Altumunto Spring wood und i oiiiniuhltj o f'lh e ; railroad Ingly fortunate jn ha' the ler for this cntcrtalni Tlie public is cor to hour him. • BKOBEBTY WORTH 5•MILLION’S UAROUCI1K I*,I 2 miles South of city limit s con lin in g 162 building lots 1-4 cash; Jialance 1-2-3 years, money in this tract that ■ Jr. , ^f",■*- '* 11< j y. i"A.*, cash— A ct quick! BERG »s a mint of in*o immediate �the C opper —H ogs t *5 to Colorado Fuel ****y#“*‘^T ConFoTIdat^ff O&a Crucible Steel Cuban Cans Sug. Pfa. Dodge Brothcn “A’ .-t« jn 100 Hu Pont dc Nemour* ...... lot* HQ Electric F ow . & U . c t f j. up to Famou*.Plny«r8 0 pound Fisk It-bb«r IS**•»*«»«» tronger I choice 18.00in) kijir? "'S'1'" ftsftuwsr lUCOTTKH. M*KNOBit'&Ku im m iM . B ollrllonc a n n /o f Counsel for c o t ; n r , a r .v r j d n t Foundation Co. a.—........ JUblClAT. t m c l ’ I T i n a m i F o u TTiH COtfNTV O F SIXMIX 01.15, k T A T /l O F K l.o m P A . IN C H A N CRBY S lT tT N Q . , Gcnernl Asphalt — — General Electric ....... General M otoW t»^..(~ OvmStreet investm ent Company, ^ Gt. Northern pfa. 10.60@ State 0^*1 — i@13.60. Gulf Hudson M otors ........... choice Ill irrotn ■CentralItloned Independent O, * G. to 40 Int. Combustion EnR. in ex- International Harycster led kind Int. Men Mnr. p f d .---(remc top International Nickel .... fm w eight Kennecott Copper ......... Sany. low- IjshlRh Valley ...... . . .. ■60c off; Louisville & Nashrillo .. , grading Mack Truck cows and Mnrlnnd Oil —............ — lg to 26c Mid-Continent Petroleum cer: venl- Mo.. Kan. & Tex......... ) lower; Missouri Pac. pfd....... ...... dy to 26c Montgomery Ward — New York Central N. Y.. N. H. A Jftfd. — Norfolk & Western ..... — North AmeHcart ...... ...... Northern Pacific Pacific Oil Packard Motor Car — 23.—(/T)-r Pan. American Pet. “B” 100. Egg# Pennsylvania ft); fresh Phillips Petroleum ........ 40{a)41‘4; Pierce-Arrow Mot. Car. jj>30; ditto Rndio Corp. .....—.............. Beading ...... ........... . it* 78,886 Rep! Ir. A Steel ------St. L. A San F ran......... Seaboard Air Line ..... .— , Jon. 23. Scars Roebuck ..... luotations Sinclair.'Con, Oil «..........I ■Mnaniur- Southern Pacific --------Southern Ry-------- -------eau: Standard Oil, Cal. Kllnncous Standard Oil, N. J ....... demand Stewart W arner ............... trong for Studcbakcr — ------- -— ^ Texas Co. ........................... Texas Gulf Sulphur .......... Texas A Pacific .......;....... Tobacco Product* ..... Union Pacific .................... :h crated United Cignr Stores ...... U. S. Cast Ir. Pipe 56.00 @ U. S. lnd. Alcohol ........ . U. S. Rubber .... ...... .......... ■ates, me- U. S. Steel .....—.......A........ Wabash- Railway .............. hamper, Ward Raking “R’’ ............ Wcstinghouso Electric ... :*, green White Motor ----- ,...... - .... Willys-Overland ................ Woolworth .............. ..... Wt. $3.00. Ida, count da, choice, if4.50. count and count nnd fancy count hoicc, count ncy, f 6.00@ bd crates, the crates, « firm tone tay’a market, )y the henvy lares fullowt of (he pro‘Frisco and Friaco dropon the first i opened 6i on and Nor#ch showed SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. H'lut'latn r of the fFlurhhr liv e , w eeks. ... v. on Co., I,id., ti itn onto under raid above mimed il<* M^StirptiraUon. — to all former i WITNESS m y Hand aud the seal rehdam s; undCtb p liw s r w g a jo r ty ir Klorlda L i... _ *'f J»’V Circuit O o r t of th e Jlovetlth a c1 r *nd s - tarli u « and ‘ Judicial Circuit on th e Htute <f i lorlde. in a n d j o r . Hcmlnoh* t.’ounU . on this the ‘flirt day of Januurj S f ^ nu^- ig Z " I>. 1V3S. IMe.il) v , n. PUUtSLABS, rlK htl*3t£r ilalmlnK*ufu' Clerk o f th e OlrowU' Court of tl'o Seventh Judicial Circuit aif I- lorlde. in ’am i fur Mrmliinle. County. :i Cinrmirnlti.n Beniam in It. Paimd. if llvlmr, M tlllf Imie. if l|vinic. Hohert F .| M rather, if llvlmr and It eith er or ull of th*m are uoad. then mralnst jit tier-, i,« , twthuiftt luterost In Uenjnmln It. rou n d, d ecea sed .1 or miner William l.u ie deco (rod. i or under Hubert F. Sfrather, deceased, ns hHrs. devisees, UVuntses, or utlier Clnltnants under them or e ith e r pf Ihcm. .Mre, Mon in min It. I’ontut, Mrn. Pi UJIam Lute, Mrs. Ilotiert F. 8 ir « ther, Cooper f) roc cry Comtmny. n Corporation i am g s-v -m rxIsiltiK under the law s o f the Hiatc ... .F lorida, .. Slate rtf and all per* sons claim ing *ni Interest In the tracts of land hei Inuftor dtpcrlb- : . ' 2 i Ti J00>4 .114 . 67 H , 43 Tt . 84 <4 . 68 R, . 61 #4 .1224 . 61 .1004 «. u. wire,----------Adam*, fore our said Circuit Court at the Court H ouse nt Sanford. Florida, on the 1st day of February A. p . 19IC, and ilien nnd there make an­ sw er to tin* Mill of Complaint e s hibltcd a g a in st you In this cause. I t I* 'furth er ordered thnt this order lie liubllslted In The Hanford Herald, a new spaper published In Sanford, Sem inole County. Florida, unco each week for four conseeu- Isold a point and electric meters, HRvsennt- j i d u ia i . rra c t n «»F F I.(llt ltlA . IN AM I) FOll X H k n o l i g COUNTY, i n c i i a n c - Phone 53G S alt T» Q alrt T itle Id* Land A Oulrthliatlon Co..' Ltd. CHARLES TYLER. Com plainant. WILLIAM yA LE X A N D liR BUCHANNAN. u* Liquidator of. the FJofa liquidated corporation, at al. D efendant*. T o W illiam A lexander Duchannalt. Fellows Service Station Double Thick Paste Paint > t ,\’ 'l' Radiator, nodr, Feodora, Run­ ning Board, Repairing W e S p ecia lise In W recks Sanford Radiator and Body Works R adiators, Lumps and Fender* A ll A utom obile M etal P a ris W eldin g. R ratin g nnd Soldering W ork Guaranteed to P leoee N # W en t "reond S treet •■ a fo re , Florida Snnford, F in ,.'— ■ r> ’Tt* Jf: A REAL BARGAIN “If Clothe* Never Got Dirty, We'd Be in Some Other lluelne»»M —Say* Knptnih Klean We are in this business to keep you looking clean nnd well dressed. It is u system of servivo that ! b popular with those who would look better drcaned for less. Our phono Is always on the alert for a montage from you. We clean and dye portieres, ^blanket^, fpni and fur cqats, fcntliors, robes, suit*, overcosts, gloves and lots of othor things. 30 acres in Lake Mary on county road1pour lake, with large house and stable; having olectriclights, and nih-T ning w ater; ton acres cleared, p art In celery; tilted acres in youna citrus f r u it For quick sale $5,000.00 11 5 cash, balance 1 to 4 years. * i ■** ■ i i JOHN G. HONFORD, LAKE MARY (if : f s , * : m t, I » (l t. ** » * .* ,» * < LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT A (T ‘ , Sanford, Fla,, Laney Dry Cleaning Company 7 )tfA i An entertaining und Instructive exposition of-tho mttjrVelous resources of F lo r id a moBt versatile county. 4% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts TUESDAY, JANUARY 20 Garden Club Day WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 Farmcre and Fruit Growers ( i i p u n n iAike County Seminole County THURSDAY, JANUARY 28 Governor's Day . . Indian River County JW»T Hun. John W. Martin, Gov. of Florida, Gucai of Honor. • FRIDAY, JANUARY 29 Fletcher Day Hon. Duncan U. Fletcher, Guest of Honor Halifax County SATURDAY, JANUARY 30 i Tourists' Duy NEW lum ber yard * E a s te r n exposure, one of the most desirable lots In N i n a v o iu d H WORLD’S CHAMPION HIGH JUM PING HORSES, “A TOR” AND “OVER THE TOP” FREE HIPPODROME Fort Mellon. A complete Uneof Cypress mod Pine ... Flat Wall Paint, per g a l... 710 W. First SL Phone 472-w <»J[-I*j4|* K,¥ * >• * * «m « To make profits swell, keep your business well. Anti in this connection we would stnto th at it Is ulways weir to hnve u good reliable banking con­ nection. Wc will be glad to have your Checking Account. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PRO SHE 6 6 i \,r FIVE EVENTFUL DAYS AT DELANl) Sanford. Fla isfll • o n h fH ts (Meal) V. K. lK)U(5LA8f Clerk o f tho C ircuit t\npr Ucmlttnl* cVurttr, Fb*Hfl«. ... i, Ujr: Os >: w iU to N , ito r.stiu r .D H R u full Cnniplulnar.l, Jan. 108 Mngnolia Avenue W. S. PRICE, Mgr, final and Floor Varnish, per gal. .... ida. in atul for Mrmlnole County. whose Chela- t a l e Thero is a fortune for a man who cun invent a reverse gear for go* I* 0' and Ann Nr HOW TO MAKE PROFITS SWELL The Price Is Right SANFORD I i ’ .Cslifornia P tc® Rubber, po day o f January, (HI2AL) tInn iinine la u n k n o w n : n n d to oneh mill m e r y o f tin* nInive n a m e d de/ r n d n n t o If oliv e, n n d If nny, e i t h e r , o r nil of so ld d r f r n d i i n t a lie d ead , Uien to th o u n k n o w n belra. d e v |a e e i d e g n te o a . g r a n t r e a , o r u t l i e r c l a i m s or ctnlmliiK any Interest, rlulit or title In and in the lands hereinabove described or any part or par­ cel thereof. It IS hereby ordered that, you published In Rem tool e County; f ^ Purc Linseed Oil, per gal. y* t ' 'i? v 'J ' Ui^ ^ .h.vh fe ,v si,fe Sprenth Judicial Circuit of F lo r­ ------W h ite, w h o se C h r i s t i a n m im e I* 'U n k n o w n ; T l m m u AL Ailum». anil f u l f and West r* 0 P cn ed C Unir ruling French franca * •• 1' • North H a lf (S!U I o f NorthM 'f« Q uarter (N W 't). of Sodth. ea st Q uarter CSIHij. of Hnuth- Children's Day p im n e quickly P ° r t ) than two f u r y 's 1 WE WILL BE tMjAP TO SERVE YOU Gray ly. Print cloths, sheeting*, and convertibles have traded In f‘»r short time deliveries a« a rule. Osanburges wore bought freely for bam purpose* for contract delivery and further Bales of wide brown goods for rubberizing and other commercial deliveries were report­ ed. Cotton duck ha* been sold In some instance* for deliveries car­ rying well ahead and discounts f in Hock Is. *k down to of the first Preferred *7 88. The • M upward I* *uch stand* 8- Steel, ind American tneed • polrt ipsc - Stucco Sheet Hock Shingles Hoofing Sewer Pipe NEW YORK. ^pn. 23.—f/P)— Punhuse* of finished cotton goods hnve been m*do general and broad­ er. In wholesale attd primary markets tho damand ^ho« been steady and w hile; comparatively small lots have been engaged in individual instances, the totals have run well up to the m tio'of current output. Production .is how as high J*o were re®f industrial 10 to 15 per cent lower than U st Bilrinl Alco- year’s prices and new business is 8., opening a *e Inst named s ill, ' T H E HTATE O F F L O B ID A : By: A. U. IVEBKR To the d efrn d a n ts,-B en ja m in tt. Oeputy Clerk. Pound, If llvlnt;, w illia m Luie. If DECOTTEH. aPEN CEtl ft IHUHTON jiving and R nbrtt F . Btrathar, If Itvlnk, and If eith er or any be dead, Solicitors and of Counsel for the nil parties cla im in g Interests under Complainant. Benjamin R. Pound, W illiam Lute. Jun. I-H -H -Ji-jo. Robert F. Strathcr and each of them deceased or otherw ise. In the property below described. Mre. Bencoi'itT o r Jatnin It. Pound, hire. W illiam Lute *N Till: r tn r r tT and Mrs. Robert K. S trainer, and nil persone cla im in g an y Intcreet In those rertnln tra c ts o f land situ ate Order far Phbltratlon. In tho County, o f Remlnole and Htnte of Florida described ah: The S o u th w est. q uarter of the TONEY CANTY. (O therw ise known ob TONY CANADA). ComplainNnrtbenst quarter and tho East half of the N orthw est quarter of S ec­ tion 11. T ow nship 31 South, Rango 10 East: The S ou th east quarter o f the Pouthwest quarter of Section 17. Township II South, R ange 30 I5ast. The N ortheast ’ q uarter of tho N orthw est quarter o f Bectlon IS, Township it South, ltan ao 30 East. The South o n e-fou rth of Lot fi (Lot G bein g the E ast quarter of the Southeast quarter) of Section 1G. Tow nship 21, South, R ange 30 15nst. The E ast one-fourth of the W est half of tho N orthw est quarter of tlia Southw est q uarter and tho BUILDERS MATERIAL W est quarter of tho N orthw est quarter of the Houthweat quarter GROWERS SUPPLIES of Section It, Tow nship 11 South, Riinuo 30 East. It Is hereby ordered that you and each of yon do nppenr on the 1st day of February, A- B. 192# to the bill of com plaint as am ended filed herein. It Is further ordered thnt this Order of Publication be published In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Hanford, Hcmluohi County, Florida, once a w eek for four consecutive w eeks. W itness my hand and the seal of the said Circuit Court at Sanford. Florida, ib is 31st day o f December, A. P. 10S5. (Heal) V, H. DOUflLASH, Clerk of Circuit Court, Sem i­ nole County. Florida. By: A. M. W EEKS. P . C. Massey, W arlow and Carpenter. Solicitors for Com plainant. • Jan. 3, 9, 10. 33. .. 68 H .. 90 .. 45 ..225 U Mia vHfe: U K , * Iiryun, hla vrtfd: J line \V. Pryor*. I Currie, K atie I* null each of thbm dead, all parties In the -lands nett under tbe Said All W, Cut tier," t i \V. P oven Tsylnr. A. v . Taylor, Taylor. T hom as V inson anu t.n » V. h omat V |neon, h is w ttr. Hi F. U ddflh* C. B, flmlhec, Emma Uodbo*. L, -M. UrNM t, J. II. MCNntt. Jas. It. M fN att. C. C. llrottn. Halils K. n w w ji. h is Wife: Jam es W. I.iTly. T hom s* W. Moran. J. ft, Moore and ftuth Moprc his w ife. B. F- Bryan,. Loropn*af. Bryan, h is w ife. j . II. Drynn. arid C.nruHiie W, B o n n .-Id a w lif. I'. W. Pnrrle and K atie is Cnrrfe hln'wlOir.pml osclt r-f th om .d teeiised ■*“ oihefw ltm ; ami. alt p.lfior lKWtfes Mllcii sied In tlm kind a and proM* I*«~h licN 'lin fif r (W-crlbed. >' It npimurlni: bv thu ev .'o r \V lll tif cnm piniiit that you. and each o f jfm , in sy by Interested In that c e r­ tain Im. piece, dr parcel of land situ ated In tiem lnote County. FI o r . Ida. it ml d em nlicd ns follow *, to- day. the let. (lay rtf February, 1S3* at the Court lfnuftt) at Hanford. HcRilnute County. Florida. and In d e­ fault thereof. P rcree t*ro ConicSiu* trill he entered a u x in n yuu, raid rnu*e lieina thn ault to (lulet UK'S in the Complaint to the nbove dom-rlbcrt tract of 1.111(1. IT IS F U n r ilK t t ORDERED that th is Order he publt»b*'il unco earli .w eek for(' f '" r eonsccutlvo merits in th* Sanford Herald. n newnpitpcr PRICED TO SELL l-cl’ BIG CIRCUIT VAlJpKVJJ^Lfi A T ^ R A G T IONS ON F I ^ 15 . '-V Sheathing Siding Flooring Celling v STUPl SERVICE WITH A SMILE Only th e Very. ] 4 t in AuW■ft �HERA Herald k D! A— eiai SOTicm All obituary ai?l« ot thanks, resoJunatitea of entertainments i r f u aro .wad* will bo fr at ro cu la r a d v ertisin g AH! POOD FOR THE UNDERNOURISHED pto? cent o f th e school children In thft school* of the United S tates have m anifest defects of fchq. sym ptom s of eye-strain, according to the "Ey< Conservation Council of A m erica” which has recent Ished w hat Is declared to be th e moat comprehensive Of Its kind e v e r compiled. ~ Defectivei eye-sight Is proving a serious handicap ucation, says the report, which alsol> ointroutT hatT he tanS ! cnco ° f eye defects and eye dis&wes is a challenge to the civilised effort ill social control. More th an fourteen million school children ahd students enroll«i,in public achbota,' col­ leges and universities were examined for tho survey. " - ' •, In examining pupils of the graded schools,- numbering some nine mllHom it was found th a t twonty-iwo per cent of them had defective vision. The m ost alarm ing situation, however, was found to bo in Institutions of higher learning. g ASSOCtATKO n i B I I ■Oclsted Urea* la oxelua- Tn n n a m v ttift r\9 ItieO r »o . tho use for reat Jot- all nows dispatches to It or no* otherwise A thli paper and a l i o th# m { ma --------- t __l___ t ___ % r. llB R ALD’8 PLATFORM w ater route to Jack net!on of St! Johns-tnw r aupUf'tVj v don wf white way. sing pool, tennis courts, s>. T*-fr-:-‘f-i. 1 ■ mting of bultdlng prolonses, hotels, a p a r t ilon of streot BIBLE VER8E FOR TODAY i, our eyes until they arc'unable to perform tholr natural func­ *, Good eye-flight la the most valuable of our senses. Every­ thing, th a t we .can do to protect our eyes should be done. Defects are more easily corrected Jn childhood and for this reason thorough examinations of th a eyes of children, should be made from time to time. Adults, particularly business men, should guard their eyes more closely, giving them the opportunity to function under the best of conditions and allowing them sufficient rest from work th a t tends to strain paving tions. Uctlon of boulevard Lake Monroe. rtlon of city beautifiesin n . ■ion of school system trUlon for increased fa- , A PERFECT GUIDE—"And to* irfan bbw*d down Hls.hetW, and g U Uihloped h ln ^J i tlU AJJ ,r*ta the T Lord.“I* i 'A nd*uia . Compulsory Liability Insurance >JU qbu4(I be tho Lord God of rrtaatpr Abraham, who hath . * ’ ■"• "v ’ / * ■ d me to the houae of my maatbrethren." Gen, 24:20-27. • W ith the ever increasing number of automobile accidents BAYER—. 'and the seemingly growing tendency on the p a rt.o f drivers leadeth me, 0 blessed thought, to be careless and reckless, we believe the time is coming rorda^with heavenly wisdom tte'nr I do, where’er I be, l .*tta ,God’a hand that leadeth ' > TH E POLLY OF ENVY curious race a t best . We hear the laughter and we see i Gay pleasures as it seems to be, fW cvfnbw fwhen men are richly , ' We. measure cfuickly on the epot f .The. comforts o f another’s Tittca, 1 - W ealth always wears a smiling l face. * But, -oh, how different seems our . loti ... t contentment and delight we so dearly long to own i to someone else, arc when all operators of m otor vehicles will bo compelled to carry liability insurance to compensate those injured ns a result of the acts of tho operator. There are thousands of causes of automobile accidents, especially here .in Florida where the ro a d s’are narrow, and badly congested, but i f is safe to say th a t almost all of the trouble comes from lack of responsibility on the p a rt of some drivers and a lack of ordinary common sense on the p a rt of others. Innocent men and women are being injured every day w hile, property is being damaged w ith no recourse for reim bursement from those who cause the accidents. ‘ A law compelling the carrying of liability insurance would result in tow er accidents; simply because people with reputa­ tions for being reckless and irresponsible would be denied the insurance. I f every motor car driver was covered with su^h, .insurance the Innocent victim in accidents* would be solnewhat protected from a tin a n c ia l'X th ilU ^ fl^ A * laW'df this kind would assist the person who lives up to traffic reg­ ulations, who is careful and who respects the rights of oth- ?]#pond .many a troubled e l u ‘ - Crime News The publication .of crime news has caused much discus­ sion as to w hat the attitu d e of newspapers should be in re­ gard to hews of this character. T here are those persons who haye the opinion th a t no mention whatever should be made of this kind of news believing th a t the least said about crime the b etter off the country is. Others think more detailed reorts of crimes should find th eir way into the papers. I t has een a; much debated question, . . , , , i While .some good may be derived from th e argum ents th a t haVO'been made pro and con it is d o u b tfu llf those de­ sirous of suppressing such news will ever be able to keep it from being published. The publication th at gives its readers all of the news will not leave out reports of crimes. If it did, it would he falling short of its duly and responsibility. People read nuwspupers to find out w hat the news in, what has happened throughout tho world. When they pay their nickel for a paper they aro entitled to know all th a t is going on whether it be crime news or something else. There are some papers, particularly In the larger cities, th at have a tendency to overdo and atress loo much the sen­ sational features of crime, publishing such reports as offend the ordinary standards of good taste. B ut these are really exceptional cases. The average editor weighs the m erits of the news article and present^ it to his readers for the im port­ ance there may be connected with it. While there are some who go to extremes, the g reat m ajority realize the obligation they have to their readers, both young and old, and the news is published accordingly. -----------:------- o----------- ------f IF WE DRAW a map of Florida on a blotter and let a drop of w ater fall on the locality of Tampa, we would have Indicated the spot from which the present stage of Florida-devdopm ent Is spreading out, fo r the tide ia now steadily mov­ ing toward the w est'coast, convergent In th a t vicinity-— C harlotte.(N , C.) Observer. in^iik'^SSSB E 8ave your old, broken-down rockig chair, it may be an antique in rty y e a n from now. Life is what you make it, but * trouble is that so many of Somo people think they aro lb jerries" when really they ui ily tho whipped cream on top, What we would like to know is hen are they going to stop shakIt up the dry forces over the untry T We may now expect some coo Ussmsn to suggest an in v e stin ' >n into the cause of Florida'^ polarity. The motor par will eventually 1ve people underground, aays a afflc expert. Yeah, six feet unT •t to stay forever,. oday’s best laugh: The more a » has, ths more he went*—with possible exception of twins.— rlsston Courier. W WNbu. . MR. YEN, Chinese gentleman, formerly a t tYale. and Princeton heads a movement to educate all Chinese, and starts as he must, with an effort to simplify the Chinese alphabet. The beet he hopfs rfor Is to e a t.d o w n the number of characters to one'thou­ sand. To bo really educated in China you must know a t least five thousand different characters with which to write.*' patient mothers th at have taught the 20 letters of our. alphabet to little boys and girls, will predict MR. ETHELBERT Stewart, who gathers labor (/.atistics for the government, demanda "petting parka” In public apacea for work­ ing men and women. ■'Nolly from the ahoo factory, can stand a little petting In a public park by Joe from the stock. . . ~ ) . >• Ih. n fVUU1 Ho Others will suggest th a t It might be well to persuade Nelly and Joe to set a good example be­ fore tho fco callwl. “upper-desses," by refraining from physical re- ° r. las W ith every m otorist carrying liability insuranre doubt- h's less the coat of such protection would be greatly reduced ahd 11 ' we 4nvy most „ 0 t hearted for a day be easily within the reach of an/autom obile owner. *s * 4 kd o a r way I t has gotten to the point .in prosent day motoring that pleasures .he couli it is as big a task to'w atch the other drlvet* ahd protect our­ selves against w hat he does with his car ns it is to properly drive our own machine. Compulsory* liability insurance m ight remedy the condition a little. THE REPORTERS are not con­ Wonder how many people are trough with their resolution* unt next- year? T ^ o o G A T fc xm pE p MESSRS. OCHS of tba Now York. Times, and Noyes of tho Washington Star and Dr. Barham o f-th e Los Angeles. HeraM, who And it hard enough to digest weak milk and seltzer, will be startled by this news. , I'.' SATURDAY, ‘ earnest "dry” Republican. frbm W n sh ln ftS n .k n w a i.oW t o W everything. He Would put Whttlom, diplomnte, rich and poor vio­ lators of the prohibition law, "a t work on the samp rock pile.** Editors would go to tho rocks? not 's d much for drinking as for "doing more to break down re­ spect for' law, than all .tho anar­ chists that ever landed on Ellis Island." .U X ^ ' - r f : ^ - MY FAVORITE STORIES By IBVIN S. COBB THE LEANING TOWBB OF BALTIMORE In Baltimore, years ago. there ondon poet says American was a shot tower that stood up In in the main Is punk. Woo- th e . a ir to* a ‘ considerable height. Almost a t the base of the snot th# Britisher has to tower a serious-minded Gfrman o amount of money ran a saloon. Eugene Haves, afterwards a New York theatrical man and now In of how many g picture business in taken in ths lived In Baltimore when >wer stood there. One end a friend t t hie selves In the vicinity of irk*. Both-were tblrsty is It happened, without ^ hud « id ea.. v "You’re wrong," stated Ida stubbornly, "you're ju st hat bound to be wrong." ■ •. They lined up a t the ba debating. The German a itiently to serve them beta rested. “I’ll show you how gam* ^ sold Haves. "I'll U drinks I’m right end our friend here to dee "That’s e go," sat G vinced. They say emotion is some­ times not shown on the face, also (hat n child's real mother might he too-much'in earnest to display the proper waves of affection. *. Or the adopted mother might oven have been "tipped off," to ■‘register love" the right way. • Everybody remembers the noble lady of ancient days..condemned to undorgo tho ordeal of walkihg on red hot ploughshares. Her friend, the good bishop had the metal painted bright red, instead uf heating it, and tho lady walked barefoot through the ordeal In tr i­ umph. BECAUSE MR. Burbank is a "scientist," therefore wise, good peoplo arc disturbed that he should: "sco no proof whatever of tho soul's immortality, nothing to indicate th a t when we die we go anywhere except into the ground." In this caao the deepest scien­ tist may be overruled by the sim­ plest man. This universe, our lit­ tle oorner of it at least, would be a preposterous brutal.joke, if this short life were to end everything. A CRICKET by the railroad track secs no reason to believe that passing express tn in s will ever reach Chicago. He may even doubt the existence of any Chicago. That cricket’* opinion means as much as that of the highest scien­ tist, concorning immortality. Asked by Mr. Daniels to what he Genius, the world once consider­ ed, wns i\ God-given gift which If chiefly attributed his success Mr. Carnegie briefly replied. "Flashcs, and seemed inclined to change tho subject, but when brought back he was acclaimed a genius. Such to it by his auditor, consented to were considered Alexander tho explain what he meant by this Great and Caesar and Napoleon as seemingly inexplicable term.' It military men, and Shakespeare and seemed strange th at one whose Milton In the realm of literature. business was system exalted, whoso Then came Thomas Carlyle and urge to others was to work and with hammer-blows,* of language save, should rely on mental flash­ smashed at this idea of genius with es. "From my earliest recollection,’’ his’ definition th a t It is only "an Infinite capacity « r - taking pains." said Mr. Carnegie, "when I would This suggested thht oxtrnordinnry wake up early In the morning the talent was not bestowed but was flush'.of nu idct^ would be in my create*) by the effort of its-posses­ mind, .tolling mo something to ,do. sor. Carlyle was' not-entirely ro- I do not know how R came or where sponsible for this-misunderstand it came from, but there was the irtg of his pregnant words,, but the. distinct and clear flash pointing to misconstruction continued. Thsre me to do n certain thing. If I resulted an inclination to attribute followed those flashes, success al­ attainm ent mainly, to downright ways followed, and It was seldom that I did not rcgnrd them as hard work—mental, at least. compelling directions." • Take it or leave it, this curious theory of a practical man that negie, Josephus Daniels relates great ideas did not come to him something which tends to restore through painstaking thinking but the original conception of a genius by flashes of inspiration which re­ —and in a monetary way Carnegie sulted he knew not haw, but It is certainly Is entitled to class as worth consideration. The metaphy­ such. He, a poor Scotch Immi­ sician, the psychologist, may furn­ grant, came up from menial tasks ish explanation, but to many tho to the place of the world’s great Camogie statement will be only u steel'king. Ho overawed honds of confirmation of an idea they cher­ mighty railways, he dictated even ish—that they should obey their "hunches." to the great Flerpont Morgan, GETTING RICH TAMPA T IM E S Thc caddy who hunts the golf balls for John D. Rockefeller re­ ceived a Alp the other day, not his usual small coin but some advice, on how tef get rich. Certainly If any onel Is qualified to tell others the secret of getting money, it should bo the venerable oil mag. note. And hero arc the. rules he laid down as the sure path to wealth: Don’t buy anything you don’t need. Save your money.. Re punctual. Form good habits. There is more than a suspicion that this caddy will be disap­ pointed if he follows those rules and those rules only for* tho next 25 yenrs. There is a suspicion that Mr. Rockefeller did not give the entire secret uf wealth. It requires something more than punctuality, thrift, caution in spending and good habits to create wealth. They will make for stability of character and a certain amount of respect, but the men who have made real, fortunes have put into the game other qualities and energies than those which are outlined. Rockefeller had the vision of a nation which .would use kero­ sene. He had the vision which would not b« content with tallow candles. And he hud the cunni- Ford might have saved his mon­ ey, been punctual at his job at a lathe, had the beat of hnbits but he would not be purchasing rail­ roads and financing airplane lines were, that all. He would have re­ mained just a humble tpcchanic hud he not had the genius to produce something that every one would pse when he could make it cheap enough. Tho secret of wealth lies in pro­ ducing something that people need or want. Great wealth comes when that thing adds to comfort and luxury and changes the habits of a nation or the world. The youth who guesses an eas­ ier or simpler way of providing transportation for the sons of their companions will be rich. Those who can guess just how the next gen­ eration will live and then make the deslrablu change posslblo can Write tboir own tickets on the future. It may be discouraging, but no one ever yet got rich by following fixed rules. It is those who.upset rules who win. Mr. Rockefeller's four rules will produce a mighty good, d o Readable sort of a man—but not IF YOUR faith ha* been shaken by the estimable agricultural eelenttst Burbank, you may find com­ fort in ths words of a scientist In­ finitely greater, Charles Darwin. Hs said: "Relieving as I do that man in ths distant future will be a far more perfect creature than he now WOMEN’S SENSE OF TIME Is, it is gn intolerable thought that AUGUSTINE RED )RIJ hp and <«U other sentiant beings hro doomed to complete annihila­ tion after such long continued slow John •llopkini progress. To those who fully ad­ mils another tri mit the Immortality of tho human Soul, th* destruction o f our world search work, j bave solved the f a woman keep a POLITICS, TYRANNY, dom The old nxpl men’s dressing I testifies Greek works. What would , tors, "statesmen" and sclent! "Set out the drinka/* The German serve* they drank. "Now poyt," uiqofife tp*-. "vet h d:- «u17" " |U UU this,’' paid “FLASHES” ASHEVILLE CITIZEN other Creel Hebrew, no l M antua ro • Thirty acres of land, good 2-stajM and cow barn. View of two Utalj house, electricity available. NeariM road, etc. Ten acres of cleared lu({ idling grove; all budded, first ycartaj muck land, partly planted, celery etc,'] and wood. This place in heart of town and la streets, going cheap, sickness cauitof cash,, balance, 1, 2, 3 and 4 y w v N owner— JOHN G. HONFORD One store building size thirty by Mh forty by one hundred fifty feet tow Lake Mary show cases, scales includedF action $2,500 term s. Fifteen acres land near Druid 1’ark.Fj mediately. See us tomorrow. $S.OOO Five room bungalow near Elder Sjirisp a^rc lot, large trees. Right hew five room bungalow on firt Elder Springs, large trees; develops* around; price $7,000. Nineteen acres land near Markham;)* $7,000. , 216 E. Second Slreel HOMES—LOTS—E ACREAGE Todays Best Buy8' One lot in quid* sale arranged. One lot in $4,000.00. Rose Court on G r a n d v ie * a t $2,250.00. $800.00 c«J San L anta on Sanford A1 P a rt cash, and easy ten* Wa have several desirable farm*! terra*. purchased on vi �m m THE SAN r‘ * • ■ s^ i MfcA r. VstySS mm w 35 « ssar rj-* - '▼*%rV- V fpaderewskiTo Appear Miss .Verst Dickerson Mrs. Bell E ntertains In Concert A tD aytona Wins Kiwanis Medal CciL:. debate Veterans Beach On F eb n iary 5 In Expression Contest Of Sanford A t Dinner navtona Beach. This announcemerit will he received With much oman I interest by .music lovera through­ These out this section. le pub- of the Id social [church tnshaw, , Chest- Mra. S. Raynor neet at o’clock ner and oitesK*n e will Jtfler on lean Le­ nt 8:00 entcr. W. D. jiue, with A. M. {o’clock. For over 35 yearn, Paderewski has held the rank of world’s promier pianist—which did not pre­ vent him, in. the meantime, from occupying the place of^planist pre­ mier in his country for 10 months. Although an exceedingly modest man, Paderewski nevertheless ad­ mits that he is proud of being n self-made man. "I owe my success in life," he is wont to state, "providing of course that you are kind enough to con­ sider my life as successful, entire1; to perseverance and hard work. iy man can succeed in what he undertakes, providing he like* hU task and Hpena enough tim e and energy a t it. Talent is but an instlnctivc attraction for tho- things we nrc doing. I t is a* feeling na­ ture has given us fo r selecting our career and choosing what wu are best fit to accomplish. As to ‘genius’, it is but an honorable appellation bestowed upon P.ioss who have succeadcd in doing cer­ tain particular things better than any one else.” ' To students seeking liin ndvirc Paderewski -Invariably replies, "If you like the work you are- doing— then work, work as hard as you can and never allow yourself to be discouraged by any Setback. Everything comes to him who tries hard enough." ^ All l‘ V The expression medal contest for which has created much Interest the pupils of Miss Margaret McRae for sometime, was held on Friday evening at the Sanford High school. The contest was postponed from Inst Benson, owing to the serious accident which befell Miss McRae last Spring. Tho modal was donated and presented by the Kiwanis club, and was offered to the pupil whose reading was considered the best. The Judges were Mrs. Orphn Hope Grey, head of the expression de­ partment at Rollins College, Mrs. Park n,lt* a*80 Winter Much favorable comment was brought forth by thq group 0f readings given by little Miss Jane Keclcv, the winsome young dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kceley. Her selections included "The Rum­ ble Bee" and “Moo Cow Moo". An added feature of the evening's pic?,8U.rc' wn" tho nsthetic dancing of little Miss Doris Hobart, whose dancing is most falry-Hkc and graceful. Miss Pearl Robson entertained with a group of well rendered pinno Selections. After much consideration,, the judges decided that -the medal should he awarded Miss Vera Dick­ erson, for her rendition of "Bene­ fit** Forgot" (Willis). Honorable mention was given Miss Evelvn Wheeler, who read "Uncle Alec’s Had Folks" (Annie Connell). Dr. E. D. Brownlee, president'of the Kiwanis. Club, presented the medal, and in a brief address, told of the purpose and ideals of the Kiwunis Club. * viv\W MRS. FRED 8. DAIGBR, SOCIETY EDITOR a r s l ra & la e y ", M 11 Ignas Padorowaki, the world?* -• I! *•* .rJ *'^*fi * •♦*• ' k **1 HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY >25j 1926. V Personals John M. Howard of BarnesvIUe, Gn., Is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Lestllp T. Bryan, at her hon omo in Edgcwood. Thursday being the birthday of utm. Robert Gen. rvooeii E r...'Li w m ., the day w a s, j g. gaB8 0» Lewliburg. West M " : Virginia. Is tho gSrik o f ^ lr . and Clifford Bell entertained the V*t- y\n> John W. Sneed a t their home ernna of the Civil War, who .re on Park Avenue. side In Sanford, a t luncheon at her home on Celery Avenue; <Tommy Thompson who has been The nttractlvely Appointed lunch­ spending several months a t Ocala eon table was centered with a low returned to Sanford on Friday for mound of red, white and blue an indefinite stay. sweet peas and tiny Confederate flags. Quantities of "sweet peas Dr. and Mrs,' Ben Caswell an and ferns were also arrang­ nouncc the birth of an eight poum ed in bowls a n d , baskets in dmighter, Jnn. 22, a tth o Ferns Id tho living and dining "rooms. Mark­ Laughton Hospital. Tho baby hai ing the places of tho guests were been named Eugenia Ann. • cards done in flags. At 1 o’closk sumptuous Southern chicken Mrs. Ira B. Davis returns home dinner was served. on * Sunday from Atlanta, Ga., .... After luncheon the guests told where she went to purchase the lat­ stories of the war, and its pathos est in spring millinery and gifts and yet strange happenings. Toasts for the Mi-Ludy’s Shoppe. were also given to their- departed leader and glso to their hostess. Mrs. Orphn Hope . Gre; Grey, Mrs. Mr. J. M. I-drd, ssng a number , f Cass and Mrs. Pope of Rollins Colold songs In which tho veterans lege at * Winter ' f t * . who were joined in the" thorusoa. judges nt the expression contest Covers wero laid for J. M. I-ord, lai ast — night, m were the ........ guests H rof* Miss J. L. Bledtce, W. F. Mobley, Margaret Cowan at dinner Friday Franklin Norris and J. M. Howk- evening. 1ns. Another veteran, Mr. King, was unable to attend on account Mrs. J. E. Umbach and Mrs. De of illness, and Into- in the after­ l<esley Hill of Orlando were among noon the gucst» visited him in a tho out of town guosta attending body carrying a basket .ftf aweet the bridge party given Thursday pen?. . afternoon by Mcsdames Frank Gonzalez, Frank Miller, Dcnsil BAITIBT RF.CEPTION Stafford and James Ridge, a t the TUESDAY Woman’s Club. RESIDENCE TELEPHONE;/.21T-W. Thurlow L ieurrance, dlatu.many trJb«> And W ife To Appear Edna Wooley ( . admittedly the In Concert Here Soon ispreter of the music o SiSpecial music by the choir both morn _____ nilng_____ and __ evening. •, New member* received n t . the morning service. ♦ t. >■ ' ■* Every member is requested to make a contribution for the Sun­ Thurlow Lieurrance, composer*— day School tent to provide room for the children. pianist, and Edna Wooley Lieur­ rance, soprano, will appear here in CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS concert a trthe Municipal R ill Feb. 5 at 8:15 o’clock, featuring an Third Sunday after Epiphany. Celebration of Holy' Communion original program of Indian and Nature music which has been re­ 7:30 o’clock. ceived everywhere with sensation­ Church School, 0:45 o'clock. Morning prayer and sermon 11 al success. Mr. Lieurrance, called by a noted o’clock. , Evening P ra y e f and serpaon, critic, "America's' Greatest Living Composer", has achieved world­ 7:30 o’clock. Rector’s Bible Class Wednesday wide fame for his inspired songs, resulting from his lifo time famili­ evening 8:00 o’clock.." A cordial invitation is extended arity with the great out doors and to all visitors, Co n g r e g a t io n a l c h u r c h Sunday School 0:45 o’clock. Morning Worship and Sermon, 11:00 o’clock. . • *i - • ,. Evening Worship and Sermon;" 7:80 o’clock: , \ t Come euF and "’ enjoy helpful services. A frledly welcome will be given you. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School, .0:301 o'clock. Morning worship and sermon 11* o’clock. Subject "Sanford’s Aristocrats;" . Baptist Young People’s . Unions, 0:30 ing new o’clock. n *T’* Baptismal service 7:30 o’clock. loc! Block at Evening service 7:30 o’cldtk. Subject: "Some Midnight Surprises." ,< luwkfns Mid-week service Wednesday prt hosevening 7:30 o'clock- The Pipe A reception honoring all new at the Organ Club has tho first 20 min­ At the Churches members and new -comers of the Iss Ivey utes. First Bnplist Church, will be held Citizens and visitors are very at the church parlors on Tuesday CIIRISTIAN SCI EN.CE SOCIETY cordially Invlvtedi" j ’, afternoon nt 3 o’clock. These re­ Christian Science" services "uro fesley ceptions are given to bring a clo­ held in the Woman’s Club Oak PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ser fellowship among the old mem­ Avenue near Thlyd Street, every rith Mrs. Stella A rrington The Services Sunday will bo as bers of the church, and to give Sunday morning a t 11 o'clock; tokes Hostess To Members Joint Meeting Is Held an opportunity for them to meet Sunday Fchool a t 10 o’clock. Sub­ follows: Sunday School 0:3(> o’clock. and welcome tho nuw comers. ject for tomorrow "Truth". Preaching Service, 11:00 o’clock. An interesting program for the Wednesday evening services, who Of Book Lovers’ Club Thursday By ParentJunior Chrlsllnn Endeavor, 2:15 which include testimonials of heal­ o'clock. Teacher Associations occasion has been arranged. ming of ing are held nt 7:00 at the WoThe members of the Book Lov­ Senior Christian Endeavor 0:30 on Fri- ers’ man’s Club. ATLANTA ON AIR ROUTE Club were most pleasantly en­ — A joint meeting of the Parentof Mrs. tertained on Friday afternoon by This Society maintains n free o'clock. WASHINGTON, Jnn. 23.—(AftPreaching sendee ,7:30 o’clock. Teachers’ Association of Sanford Inclusion of Atlanta in tho sched­ reading room where the Bible and ^rect, by Mrs. Stella P. Arrhigton at her was held on Thursday afternoon The Session will meet at the ule of the Birmingham-Chilcng> all authorised Christian Scienca close of qnrh preaching service for whoso home on Magnolia Avenue. at the high school auditorium with air mail route, on which two pro-' literature may be rend, borrowed Dnths of Quantities .otlovely, shaggy, yel­ a splendid attendance of members posaln for service have boon re­ or purchased, in Room 517 First tho reception of members. t . low chrysanthemums together with Visitors nro welcomed to theso and interested friends, January, has hcgii decided upon by National Bank Building. Open services. were used with charming The meeting was called to or­ jected, ors chos- greenery profusion in decorating thin cozy der by T. W. Lawton, who spoke Postmaster General New. who im­ every day except Sumlnys and ------r S h ; *> 1 holidays from 3 trf 5 o'clock. mediately will call for bids. {most ar- home. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH of the value of the Paront-TenchAll are welcome to attend the Ih calenThe exchange of late books n*ul not only to the service* and to make use of the "High School Auditorium" potted discussion.of current oventB helped er.-i’gAssociation schools, but also to the parents, DAUGHERTY IS ARRAIGNED Reading Room.... Bible School—0:45 o'clock. rich dark to make this an unusually, enjoya­ teachers NEW YORK, Jan. £3.—(A’i— and pupils. He also urg­ Communion* and service 11:00 lely blos- ble afternoon. At a late hour, tho ed the organization of • u central Harry M. Daugherty, former haskets hostess, assisted "by her mother, association and told of the iferd attorney General of the lL S. wan FIRST METHODIST CHURCH o’clock. School, (special offering Evening worship 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. T, M. Puleston, served cream­ of parent-teachers’ associations at arraigned Itefore Federal Judge forSumluv tepl) (.);30 o’clock.. The public , la tordlally invited. Thnciicr Friday for failure to un. sicai pro- ed chicken in patties, tomato aspic, the high arid grammar schools. Wesley Brotherhood Class 10:00 twer iiuesliaua ond.to produce j-vc? rrmg •the hot folia, coffee, Ice cream and Mrs. 41,• C< Maxwell, Mra. i)i O, ftVIftck...... ... •**;* i r tAe’ki« freshmen ts cake. y . ■*r> * ShiftShMser imU MlV.' R ,' C.' Du* ords"under abbpociw in the recent Morning Worship:. Sermon by T while I ’gb'^Woj. jtniTarr investigation. pastry and Tho members enjoying the cor­ Bose, were appointed n committee Pastor, 11:00 o’clock. .Tuesdays and Thursdays will bo ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ -1 — 1 ------’f3 dial hospitality of Mrs. Arrington to organize tho association for the Epworth Lcnguo Mootings, 0:30 their day (l were Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. L. high school, while Mrs. C. J. Wolfe, A. J: Kdley, Tho presidents uml o'clock. •' At 008 Myrtle, from 3 to 0 let te Ray. P. Hagan, Mrs. Mattie Pace, Mis. Mrs. McClelland and Mr*. Fred principals of the schools will serve Evening worship: Preaching by them stay, Jr Everett, Henry McLaulin, Miss Annie Haw­ Wilson compose the committee to, ns ex officio members. the pnstor, 7:30 o’clock. Fifty cent* in tho price they poy. At the conclusion of , business j (MafgaiMt kins, Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. organize the grammar school. the high school orchestra rqnder' A central board of control Is to Harry Ward, Mrs. E. I*. Morse end Dolz. j be appointed ot an early date. The cd a eelection. Miss Pearl Rob­ Mrs. Itoy Symmcs. representatives for the various son gave a number of piano solos. ced pansies leach guest News from Egypt. Buying schools arc South Side Primary, Tho feature of the program was ihtful even- American typew ritem We threat­ Mrs. - Henry Nickels and Mrs. thu lecture "The Child In Our Ibered with en to send our machine there if it Ernest Housholder; East Side Pri­ Midst," by Miss Leah Watters, a mary. Mrs. C. J. Wolfe and Mrs. lecturer of note. doesn’t learn to "spell. ranee and of the A Her success with a mediate and b e f vote* is 6Da A finest possessed by native " Ih each concur^. Mr.1 presents the finest, col" imttlv® ftutesriri tho w ics( instrum ent-In : singing ever found a h' . These distinguished lists are booked for Music Department < Club. ’• ' E MADE TO FH /'r.aiUITAU fc fl •o fjjyn Always ast * MAOC TO and get the beat. tw s a * WEAR ■-v , Y: u Don’t " ' ■*> We Also Ket'p,.»Ub lot tho top of your car ruin it's appearance, Call on us nnd let us mnke you un estimate on tho needed repairs. sABW Buttermilk-^Snireet,. „C reaavSSlS3 * • t-, vk* a t all Times- •» . . . Model Trim Co. ”Wc Trim tho Car, Not the Owner.” , Ouk A vc. , next to Dod^c Garage - .■■•in*nd s •»> ■-i ".';..'! t 5 ,t t KtaWal Seminole Ci? V _ ; ftaVa? Company.^ ■110 >V. SecondvSUfet EUGENE PERMANENT WAVING* (Limited Time)* I *' Muke ybur.nppotntm«it-no\v, I’hOno 245 m m a n m — i—- a t — • tOlir* •» *.t f HUiWft v.-.i \W i r It > Madame Harriet’s Beauty Shop O v e rM o b lc y s J ))^ jyWit. rw*.l WJ ji’t; :i»*n fJJi -at \ v iVl ixu lad* .• . : ie Spring Dresses . b; J WITH New BiihgalOSvs—5 rooms and bath ahdtxafdrg^. Co-Ed and Betty Wales Dresses in all the Thin land [igh shades. Every Style different. Prices . These farm s are located on hard surfaced highway at CHULUOTA, Scmlpolo County, in tho Lake Section, on the Okeechobee Division of tVfi-F. E. C. Ry.' $15.50 TO$29.75 Price Tor coch 10 acre farm 57,500.00 American Lady and Gossard Corset Styles for all figures. In the durable plain1materi-. als and the lovely bro­ caded silks. White and flesh. Terms one fo u rth down—balance In 1, 2 and 3 years. - Silk Underwear F lat Crepe; g o w n s , teds; step-ins, bloom­ ers. White, flesh, or­ chid and pink. _ mi « investigate this property. Hurd surfaced highways to Chuluota from Sanford, Orlamlo and Indian River City on tho v .; East Coast; Good hotel accommodations at reasonable rates, $3.50 TO $10.00 All Sizes. cleared, plowed and harrowed and fcncod. ;:' + ‘V �T* THE SA '1,* frqUl *'- UAHV 23, 1926 V '■*- >4*tv ',t +*' -JK v L 1 / ■r , 'l ■ ■ m \ -> ' ~ "... f . , — if -; rfV' ^ ---~f •«— .1 1r o 1 HVtMUrr M & *. tj " tM Oil(« **M t ' **i *5 To our hundreds o f friends already fa• * m iliar with Sanford Manor, this invita• i • ,• t • tion is sim plyhT^petition. It is those not apke, Sanford Manor holds a wealth of in terest The broader one’s knowledge * I fam iliar with this tremendous home deUFA «> .U n t* 1 S«> -*V. .-.r,- 1 , velopm ent, adjoining the City o f San• '& \**V j* ■ * v* ■ ■} ' ■ \ ford, to w h o m ^ e address this welcome . * m ost em phatically: 'tU frtfe • •;«*• \y » ■* *■' V >•,'.*■ »V** »I ./ ^ 1 X ‘ *.**•• • *' ff • o f Florida,; the greater will be his apI i VC r ppreciation o f opportunities here. Ten this home community, �li THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1326 M-,‘.-i '■ > ». * w m -w m , ■my. - •r ’ V*4 ' . 1 vr w jamtojo * * Lined with ‘.vide coral walks, curbing, and parkways, planted and beautified, Manor Lrivc will bisect the entire Sanford Manor property. It ;s then to extend. bV way of the haulerstd link, on pact the greut new touriri hotel. Forest • Lake, rinvxt nf itc k:,id i.i si I ,-enlrnl Florida, slonjr the shores of Lake Mopri'«‘, past the f'l.vde Line Dork;*, ,i:e Yacht Basin and on in tj the btmir.exr. section of Sanford. S j a * jT w cv 1 rVUKA i ■ / ' * ilMKSJlf 1 * 1 ■ Hi BWO0O*o Y itnaNn M n i l 1‘ ir uiiiOs about S»i ford M'l-or, in e'-my dw-rtioA, extend the most fertilf trucking ncren in- FloridaAn h’-pectioi: of this territory will bo a revelation to tin sc un­ familiar* with this r.cctioM, Celery, tomatoos, lettuce, cabbage, peppein, all ill pro­ fusion, anil from one to four bumper crop# annually, spell the ipe^ent and f-'retail (he filluve- prosperity of Sanford and San­ ford Ma'nvv. • i •* \{ •L , K ’ * BMTUtlK 1 ' i OJ,»sCO The' Moulder8 of Sanford Manor .J.. > O FFIC ER S: YWf , ! ULOROS l . bKRTMAN President Mortgage Banker of Chicago. ------------------- * *ndo to Sanfrod Manor \y n of splendid paved highways; ^s drive through the productive Florida. Almost due north the Is, through Winter Park, Mail*monte Springs, Longwood * and ’• It is a beautiful drive,—and ing left at the famous did L* tu r n ,' ring Sanford, you face the gateH rd Manor, gorgeously magnifisldercd by many to be the finest ite of Florida. . > I o oil.a ;* aide, na y c j drive, rull iL.iti ; Manoris plnc-clml /c‘ic“, uniformly i»-vh and dry. The laud t-: idea: for '.inm«?sf:cs, healthy and pittorCroue; Lt;sk’:*y* In Florida sun. ■PosAibllih-ifv sron: to reflect from tlie ground-ilfrpff. progress ia *jc i in the freer «u;d flie rfuli OUTlh of adwancch'.t a t permeates, the ptindsphere. * •- r V.9 ft A •*f t ? ^ At the' eastern boundary you rit.ch the railroad,—and here a community businevi center is going up. Stores to fill every­ body’s needs will be provided, saving steps for housewives, likewiso of filin g business opportunity to caterers to piwpla of re­ finement. , > * / . - - . . • ' : * * * - * *■_- Property here is at an unufually price level.; It is simply a m atter ct months, however, until business lots in this section will have leaped to th e k true figure. r>utv i nmc t .Wi>3SJfc’*• iv -‘. .*•*'; ijin d itd /eet Manor’s Whjw ■ •, Homes «/•; the key not** e* S v f ’ vd .VrH ' - npa'io>:,4. t,thk i.iri J,omeu,—rest: V: • i *’:*''*«• f f /d '-«• veJopers, t»Jjjt:*.al».'i? •: >\iv ti>r flut yeni-s ,v JJ* ; >i n '- r h i Jvy*‘ie*K^tn;v . *■*& A - Shu i f M PIQGdS r jjf jm *! L | v v 0:30 A, M. and . Alt? i f e e d t . Wil l ia m s ! City Engine* n t Sanford. A'. I t STONE Conaultini Engineer, Sanford. n MAUE1CW 9 . KRESSLY Asxhlfceoi, Harrisburg, Pa. T andisin/% Orange, in Orlando, for Sanford.: Manor. From the city of Sonford, roaches leave: the Valdez:.. Hotel at i0:45 A. M: and 3:1S\ P. M. Ton are eordia'ly invited to be our guest for a trip to Son* ford Manor and return* Every , courtesy will be extended you in a sincere effort to make your tourney a pleasant reme»\* _ _ _ _ _ _ ■ ■'IIAPJRT. KWBEWRY, JR. | <T . j 1 -• . •ft*' .V ;»* ■’ • ■.IV '■ ? „ • r. E djO N ANDREWS f1 • Vt*e.*.’i liffr v ' ‘Msiiii/aet'dr*;' of Rcstoo. ■■■* • * * •*. GECl ^ k SOTTMT ; | -v* B H r tta r y , i*ch!or mwuW >ct ' LaW i, SpCtP v' 'Firm of ; ... cer ' 4 . Dlghton,: San1 .-. f o t d , f l * . . - J L w _ •T i-A : ally, & ittH? ffy^',& & »it m , • C-V j & Jtn • *r ‘ •^T o thVXi.TUi, jual mtnutesid'•Ati?*. iojnia th s^ iy -lin e u? Sari j;.4, industrial an.I shlp'.^-ig venter, oms r.f the n< cities iiL south Florida with psKsenger, .•'teamahU1 iwrv.Vs ty p rn rip n l Eastefn portk. •' aanfcrJ is rrogrcs*ive. ipinVterdally alive, dpr.cn’ifig of, the best t«i be provided In homes-and home seltlrg s.fo r' It* buildjOrn and rcr.idenlv. Sanf>rd f« ydupg. ly is s^ e u of tuenlrnahU idvapu.^C* in cheap' .wr.’.*r tnm srorlatirm . by dilute x^Aler louto to tin* coast, securely in nnd'C'pnunejidlng n long cslnblielied ayriculturnl*territory, and dcstlned.to gfo.w os perhaps no similar city, fp Florida has c*f£ grown before. Sanford Manor U proifd d fits mother city. ■flH* i b t 'j > v d j < i e* • .Lobby Valdez Hotel. Sanford . £ »>, ; j v ,. " • ,. * what t ey ha .o long W ight at Sanford *V« a " „■ * 1'* THF.O STRAUSS V • - * Vicc,PHsl(i9nc ' v K,' K'M'M'p;:! V lilil. tfyr.'O f 'j C H - rCt\vx ■ \ Shiy^x-.a-Bencii r.i * ns fr. p t before extends Manor Dj .\ . w \ | these imposing arches you enter [home development, the first really Wect in the Sanford section. For r ,r mile to East and North and r f 1 Sanford Manor, a high tr ie t [ land, higher than any in this >J-almly awaiting the advent »f mes and happiness. , Jl - vJF . >,• fL , ±t 1 AM k ()ssI I , 'OOOK BROTHERS * Iiuildere and CentracioTe, i.i ’SanfoTd. I P I : STANDARD ASPHALT CO. * £ Paring, .Coatrartor*, .. . ,' - Colwebu., OWo, and v ■ ,C rl#*do. • * . ^ .H . N-. . S �W^JEANItla'i£%1 W ashington News (By Associated Presa) B riefs • 'fAi'-fi’U H s fri:K,ii»e u n m u T MKVKXTII J L D I I fA b t I R l ' V I t P I. O llt DA* J 5 AND pan * i: m ix o i . b t m x n . i n CHAUCOP ' EHV. V -j P a il to (Inlet T ill* FRED T. WU-LIAUS. Complainant, vn. ■ - - ■■ WILLIAM A LE X A N D ER UHCHANsupply bill. NAN. Liquidator o f F lo r id a Land .Sonata again is occupied with A C olonisation Co.. Ltd., a liq u i­ IJ. C. BUD, Jr., to Joseph Taylor, world Court debate.-*^ dated corporation, e t at. P e fe n d nnt*. L, lnnd.n In section 02 nnd 32, House receives agricultural’ ap ­ C itation . *; iwnship >20; consideration $100,- propriation measure. To WUIIqm A lexan d er D urban - E d w ard Higgins to Frank W. nibott, lots I and 2, block 6 tier rT ra ffo rd ’s map; consideration fft,OO0. Edwnnl Higgins to Frank* W. Bibolt, lot 3,biock 5, tier 4, Trafird's map; consideration 925,000, J . B. Brice to R. J. Holly, et til. nils Jn section 4, township 20; msldenftion 914,000. George A. DeCottc* for Forrest like and A. R. Key to Joseph E. ’utchlnson, lot 0, Rose Court Aditlon; consideration 91,000. W. L. Selg to J. C. Bills, Jr., inds in auction 0, township 20; Inside ration 91,000. Sophie Tyler to B. E. Squires, lln d s in section B, township 20; am*(deration 91,000. J Melsch R ealty. Company to F. Bcbwarts, lot 3, block 10, tier 13, Seminole Park; consideration 2500, > FTanl; H. Bridgcman to Warren H. Hastings, lands in section 33, tftwnship 20; consideration 9500. ' »Oeorgo Ellxon to W. Van Ailcn, lands Ih section 25; township 21; rtnrlderation 9500. t fj. O. Porter to Bnnfnrd DevelopMrnt company, lands fn section 25, tosvn'shlp 10; consideration |500, 4 i r . C. Du Bose to W est Sanford Realty . Company, lot 21, Florida Iemd and Colonization Addition* FORI) BUYS MORE I.AND SUDBURY, M assTinn. 23.—(/P) —Henry Ford, now owns about 2,000 acres of this town, where he is now planning a New England village, and besides he has the Wayside Inn, a grits mill and sev­ eral estates. His latest purchase is a 50-ncre farm for his son, Edsci, for which he paid f 06,000. ' consideration 9500. A. E. Sjoblora to Trustees Pres­ byterian Church, Lake Mary, Fla., lots 23, 24, 25 nnd 20, block 37, Cryatai-Lako Winter Homes; pricu not Btated. •* Quit Claim Deed* Thomas J. Davis to Charles E, Bowers, lands in section 10, town­ ship 21; consideration 11.500. Carolyn Davis to Charles E, Bowers, lands In section 10, town ship 21; consideration 21,500. Constance M. Davis to Charles E. Bowers, lands in section 10, tqwnship 21; consideration 91,500. S. R. Long to R. II. Wynn, lots 0 nnd 10, Wildemcrc; consideration 9500. Kmmin L. Entzminger to 3. R. Long, Jots 0 nnd 10, Wildemcrc; consideration 9500. n sn , liquidator o f F lo r id a . Land A C olonisation Co.. L td - n corporalio n : a ll. fo rm er sto rk hold era o f Florida Land A C o lo n isa tio n Co., Ltd., If liv in g , mid If eith er , nny or nil of raid d ifrn d n n ta ha dead, to nil partlea' cln lm ln h In terest* ns hire, d evisee*, leg a tee* , g ra n tee* , or other cla im a n t* or o th e r w ise u n d ­ er th e fo llo w in g d eceased d efen d ­ ant*. to -w lt: W illia m A lexan d er lturhnnnan, liq u id a to r o f F lo rid * Land A C olon ization Co.. Ltd., a corporation; a ll form er.a to ck h o ld er* of F lorida Lnnd A C o lo n isa tio n Co.. Ltd,, or o th e rw ise . In and to tha fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d land*, situ a te , ly in g nnd b ein g In th e C ounty o f Hemlnolo nnd S ta te o f F lorid a, m ore p a rticu larly describ ed a* fo llo w s. Clerk o f th e-C Ireu lt Court o f th e Heventh J u d icia l C ircuit o f Florida, In and fo r Sem lnol* C ounty. ' 1 . DeCOTTEB. H l'K N C B It* nlO H TO N. H ollcltors nnd o f C oun sel for th e C om plainant. •__ . . nr t i ik r m n itp s h h iy o m : c o t s t r r . J . Uiylr*r, <Jr.. A nnlr l Jam ** A. W alkor, Sarah l oiii n n u •w>" 1 * ' j» B i ll II. (V K htphrrd. A nnie It. Hhi-rhfrJ. for* ViKiulrH l» appear I d w f B ill hi* wif^.Hprfy•- «h*g,h*rvti„ 5a * f C om plaint In thT* *2$: t h e .la t day of F e b r u a o . 15** i K^ i 5 '« s W D : ; : ^ 4 Af o « '^ day* at ^'fhe court House a t Wanford. Kemlpolc County^ F lorida, a nd ujmn M. Iv'ilinn. CKarl** R FOataE ^ a l­ t e r H enry Harrnld. N ellie A. ***r- d efa u lt an to do, a D ecree Dro ■ ja ln st rold. hi* WIfo. and e*rh o f th tm , Confeaao w ill be entered uU being ^a^ asu it Jo d eceased or tttW w l.* ; and a ll o tk - yon, said cau se belnjr q uiet t i l l o f the t ^ p l a l n a n t s In er p arttrs Inletrrted In th e land and •OCT to'Vli* above described tract o f prem ise* h erein after d**<rr|l>e<l. It ap pearin g by »h* sw orn B ill o f Com plaint In ihla cau se, th a t ■‘" i t Ift FU R T H ER o n n E R E D that you. nml rarh o f yon. m ay be in - th is Order be published one* • w eek terenled In that certain lot. pleco fo r fou r ron»eeutlvo w ee k s In tn e or parrel of land eltu a te In Hrml- Hanford Herald, n new spaper pubnole C ounty. Jtlorldn, and described Itnhed Hi Sanfurd.'Hetnlnola co u n ty , n» follow *. to-w lt: . F DONE. O R D E IlB p. ADJJJDOKD B eg in n in g nt tho _ S ou th w est nnd DECREED, till* 2nd d ay J a n u a ry , 112*. . „ c o y r r W iy , f d o iu d j i . (hvrnl) J.V (IIA N C R IIY . Order fa r I’aM Irstlon , V fl. W .BRADFORD and LENA M. , nnA D K U U D . h is w ife . C om p lain ­ a n ts. MOHRS J. T A IL O R . JR ., if liv in g , nnd If dead th e heirs, d evisees, g ra n tee s and o th er clalm unt* und­ er th* said MOBBS J. TAYLOR. JR ., deceased or o th e rw ise ; nnd and others, D efen d an ts. T H E STATE OF FLORIDA TO; M otes J. T nylor, Jr.. A nnie L. W alker. Ja m es A. W a lk er, Knruh F . Brow ne. If. C, Shepherd, A nnie Shepherd, H enry n. A lk ln nnd MngHhepherd, H enry M. A lk ln nnd M og­ g ie R A lk ln. hi* w ife . A rthur iJougliertr. -Isaac A. F earer, S ta n ­ le y H- Mahan. O liv er M. Mahan. C harles R F oster. W a lter H enry H arrold. N e ills A. H urrold. h is w ife, nnd each o f them if liv in g , and If dead, all pnrlle* cla im in g Internal In th e lan ds and prem ises h erein ­ a fte r described tinder th e said it o s - of V. K* DOtJOLAMi A s Clerk of the C ircuit CooK o f Bemltmle County, F lorida. ___ _ B y: O. M. LEZETTB, D. C. WILSON, HOUSHOLDER A BOYLE, H ollcltors for Complnlnnnt*. { P u b lish January 2nd. 6th, lllth. Sard. 30th. 1. —£ o-room flnta with L ii . twaen-10 th . and, 31th s t m t t 5<w’i j!4 94:600 cash. Now l t t u S t l o ^ D ^ J , ' 2. —100 f t to 150 ft, facing tween 10th* and 11th S tm ts, *150^^ 3.—IB acre celery farm_7 mock. Price 910,000. 93,000 J .H . JACKSON Long Time Loans on ^Residences and Business Property. ■4.—Lot 50x117. facing Rant „ 1 212,000.'. 94,000 cask, ly 2 and 3 y e jj Cosy Repayment Plan Office in new M erriwealher Building Established Phone 611 2nd Street. Indian M ound Village ON T IIE H IG li SHORES OP THE ST. JQHNS RIVER a m Id ,* 1 Chosen by tho firs t Americans because of its natural beauty, Its water, hunting and fishing ad­ vantages. Now being made a bower of beauty for your home. I E This is your chance. The Davey-W inston Organization • * ■• • > , ; Inc. SALES AGENTS Masonic Bldg. Phone 707 We take great pleasure in araioncing the first of a series of restricted developments in Lake Mary. • : ? . . JL' -'‘r, • j* > • J Solicit Ypur Business O W N E R S and D E V E L O P E R S ■ ' -I - ' .- -- J. HoD/, Jr., Sales Director Muln nnd Pine Streets Orlando, Florida Room 415 First National Bank Phone 2GG8 Featuring 31 E. Pine St., Orlando, FJa SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY ift-4 Lots on Kuhl Avenue r to bo sold aa qne. They run* from Kuhl to Orango, ’cud h situated bolween' Michigan and Jllinim Avenues. fi.0 foot on Kyhl Avetmc and 265 in deptli. Price 0.60 a front foot •,r 1 *» *»!•*» r-; i b bno Ly REALTORS Bayard Realty C Paul J, Biglers W. V . Wheeler, Inc , , | LakeM onroe D evelopm ent Co McCall & Fox �rr f. rh it has been only three months since the development wm8 PARTY AGAINST LEAGUE I *n,I^OnnC^ to b e r 16, last, we annonneed Davis Shores in * special edition of the SL AdgusOne Rec­ entry inuT Sc ord. On November 3, our fleet of dredges started pumping. On November 14, the fi«wt_ unit of re t, .?), Davis Shores was placed on sale ,* ty nnd waa Immediately aold out for To Havp 318,406,000. This was an over- S ' r s ^ f(jh M ark ■■jbscription of $7,187,000. —*—— “Now on January 20th, wfe are I^Bfil Of Weather’s funny offering the last of Davis Shores roperties for sale. Those 'dates and figures back up our claim th a t Davia 23.—W Shores is the fastest selling prop­ cussed job, ' *i« .|ir of prop; erty in Florida. ..ec record |t h "We are speeding up our dredg ion* made ing, building, and beautification J. J. D? propsm to, keep pape- with the of the D. sell ing records. Our dredghtg contract, although it c a lls.fo r worth of (fill of 13,000,000 cubic yards t a Mlnne- sand and ahelli will be complete financlera by October, o r-a month earlier cral large thpn wan first contemplated. ording to "We have lot to tho Foundation f Company of New York and At­ ,st business lanta a contract for $600,000 pro­ _ profits In gram we have for Davia Shores in pta nnd also 1920. ■via Shores, “The wonderful model of Davis the other [ mentioned Shores and S t Augustine, which Fred W. Leist is making, probnbly will bo used to sell a foot of i from every nover Davis Shores by the D. p. Davis D. P. Davis organisation but it will be exhib­ pSt when the ited, nevertheless, will serve Davis Shores to make resales for nnd now. here will not It will also torvo toinvestors, keep in mind .round,” said has.been the and show to the thousands of vis­ elopment of itors who come to St. Augustine, and I think what will be the ultimate develop­ ment of th o , Ancient City nnd agsin, even Davis Shores.” j ^ g ^ ^ H . . h a r huaband. Com 9*™^"*’* "■r. C aroline hU wi P- W IlH n, ow. O. W. w S S y Ja •▼Is « n a r parrlHi elatm ln g - Interests under th e sa id lle n r y 8. Hanford, JJefcndnnta * > Order ta r C M s I lM t ln SerTlre The com plainant* h a v in g attaahed to their b ill or Ontnplalnt In this cause n fflvad lt sta tin g there are p i three q u a r t.. ly in g W est U. O, 8s t ^ S s i a fU »*• 0 1, B Rebecca Ho - _loWer, and the sal ©, 1ricD p w etl. r u m p l e r ^ j T H a r r e l l . R e b e l s J. t•<f. e n t P. i/ ifta B B S iK bald- ly . F lorida, to -w lt: _ EHcsfin. TR A C T 1. \r._BaldWtn. W est q u a rter of N o rth w est t u s r t e e of ^ nX p q n ' Booth AUche a Clsm A. t l Ka«. C. coi nwur ‘ Ki o™.?. W illia m R X a t ^ f h f t . claim - fe. if'S S S .K : I f t o» ru.it dead u d n tiM a grant J8S5 and a ll oth er pi parties ......nB h Interesta under Henrr s. i Sanford. d eceaa__ ________________ heirs, dev* • leers graateea and le g a te es and all ----- hel Mil „ giving an — stuff ... . tdn, A nna«s?n Mian, unlc MKWA lBs>r t v i. • The N orth h a ir o f th e N o rth ­ ea st q uarter o f flo u th w est q u a r­ ter of Houthcfcat iquarter of Section 10. T o w n sh ip * l « o n ‘b or R ange I f E ., AJSo «ho N o rth w est q u a rter o t ' S o a lh w e et quarter o f Beqtlon 10. T o w n ­ ship SI South o f l u n g e 19 E ast. TRACT J. North h a lf of th e N o rth e a st, quarter o f th e S o u th ea st quhrHectlnn 9, T o w n sh ip SI, South nf R ange 19 Kaat. i' TRACT I. „ . w p art o f tha South C strh rsrt: . g ra y e d fur «■ ______ 3D .thatm tha d efendants, th e Unknown helnC d evisers, g r a n te e s and te sa te e s of Jam es H. H ackney, R. H. Ram sey, S P K J SSSJfAfi’ K lK A fiS: ®n*2 )'• Baldwin* and Rose O. Baldwin, his wife, J. Aset Rrlrson, Oeorge E. Wilson. Ada W. Baldwin. -Idow, O. XT. Dewton. ttiAh A. olton. Anna C. llollon, Alice O. olton, Harry Holton. Clara A. ut th e the Southeast * q uarter • k iv a R lv- hlp :.ll I giiik N orth th east ter o. Southi •YBin qf CAMP S o u th w est quaru w est quarter q u arter of S ectio n 9, TO' R a n g e 19 R a s j . ^ .them iM-thlg «a quarter of ip II S outh N o r th e a u quarter o f a iu th w e ft q u arter leas seven acres across In a square In th e orthw eat corner, sm l the aouthraMtjquarte.r o f so u th w est quarter, less tw o and o n e -h a lf acres In a sq u a re In the n orth east corner o f Section 9 ,-Township II South nf fla n g e 19 -il vt. t r a Ot A N orth h a lf of the n ortheast • ^ .................. on ,” ”i, .r.s.eojio, B y: A. K - w r w K a . ,f"■ lOHTTi Tb« Vi^oroutHcari of ^ Growing Com monweolih Throughout «the length and breadth of Florida new sub, * * * » ■' , “* I* i at i . . - I is in i s i* ‘ v > i,v .,| •-■>»■ i t . > < n divisions, new developments ot one kind and another,— cities in the'making ’ are springing up. Som e have the justification West First, running1 330 • ■. f ^*1 (Commercial. C knactuaia whole for $132,525.00. only $33,131.25. Property ^lendid modern homes on * t of sound purpose. *, f v\ Others have not. O n e 'in particular, w e . • t believe, will stand out as purposeful, logical, sane. It is , > 9JIF itive block E ast of Stone ■• f. ‘JS cw ''.-/S m Realty Go. 7 Ball Building: There is nothing1 of hap­ penstance in BITHLO. Its location was the natural spot for a business and community center. Intersecting: arteries of travel, paying agriculture —th e se 1fundam ental factors lead to the establishm ent of the town of BITHLO, long: be. fore Florida as a whole had attracted national attention. Even under ordinary circum­ stances, BITHLO would have grown and prospered. The influx of northern population, however, makes possible a ■progressive p r o g r a m un­ dream ed of a few years ago. m ■ ig aag * g a h)iHBaaHBUaB1HBHMaHBBalaflr SA V E and T H R IV E tf i s a e Face to Face [ith Your Problem s pitntei to come to us for a friendly, kl talk whenever you nced finan►ml advice. , kr«v<0 ^ejp y QU^ fln(| y QU us willing. w jjj NATIONAL B A N K jl it K tA nroRu, v i x A . [^ '..-IT *' lousiness Property is Your Safest Investm ent [hie following list of business proper‘-‘commend each as a certain, mon^yr Icorner two blocks of Poet Office__$500 I \ | Lot, 75 feet on new First Street—$475 ) BRANCH OFFICE N. E. Service Corp. 70 State Street Bolton, Moat. Chao. N. Mooney 6 Belial r Arcade Cocoa, Fla. ^ I.Mllh i ( *' 1 . t > »t< n t'JMS.J il a** • «'• aI*;* ' - i s inH ..*% «g! 1«T* ”4^ ItUUa/ 11 i cJ.u. vb . • ,j* . .*• . -*• ^ » *- liti y ■t. ‘MSI * l ‘. • - ■**c « Meisch Building * ' Sanford, Fla., A llen ' 0. P. FarneU 4W J J g J n g to n ■ H Fi<& Office at Bithk> ;;V - Vjirr ... V • -f,.1 • ,*' ■ >« *• <>» - / H, &-lX)NiG, Manager V 1 BuUdlii, . A regular station on tho Florida Ea«t Count's direct line to Miami. A tremendously productive back-^counlry of truck farm s and citrtfs groves. BITHLO is already the trading { en ter of this rich territory. Tituivilla, Flo. ; ford Realty Company ■ •. . . Ag 1I*'! 'r«ort«K^ ** * .s q liB .1 qi'li' MAIN OFFICE RUhlo Sale* C®. ]0I Oranga Avo, * Orlande. W mi ^ W o o ° w orth °f s ® - C‘ !K We invite you to see BITHLO today. It is well worth seeing. It is something1d iffer­ en t from the usual investm ent oppprtunity. Call a t our office and a rra n g e fo r a free trip of inspection. 1/ ; f e ? . 0,1 First stmt In heart of 1 section $125 per foot, W ith the acquisition of the entire townsite, and thou­ sands of adjoining acres, by a strong New England group of capitalists and business men, the machinery for swift and consistent development has been set up. Actions speak louder than words. BITHLO already has over five miles of paved streets. Business buildings and homes. A new well doVn 200 feet, which .will furnish w ater to the entire townglte. Sewers qnd sidewalks under construction.' '. ^ Phone 657 ' . ___ - ■ - - S/fu? "f - ■___ . ■* ' ' v ® J • : 4 c/ M 'j 1| 3 �THE SANFORD HERALD,. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1926. 'BU ILD IN G M A T E' R IA L S The sweetest Radio on the We Have Ample Slocks Rigid Now of —SH EETROCR -G Y P L A P . —WIRE FABRIC. Quality and Service liontdiful to the —CEMENT. — PLASTER. —LIME. NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT UP. SAVE THE SURFACE AND YOU SAVE ALL. PATTON'S SUN PROOF PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES. EXPERT INFORMATION AT YOUR COMMAND. M ETAL construction on a contract bnsia in our main forte. Let us esiim ate on the jolt you nre plan­ ning, no m atter how extensive it is. —SHINGLES AND ROOFING —ASPHALT. WE USE TONCAN AND ARMCO IGOT IRON JAMES H. COWAN OUR PRICES ARE LOWER SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR C H A SE & COM PANY than any mnchine made MIRCH L. FOX U. STUART EXCLUSIVE UK Quality Melal, Efficient Service, Correct Pricfc. 200 Oak Avenue Telephone J J 1 •V E sthnatea Free The plan is family. to work Oak and Third Sis 112 First Street purpose of our co-operative to provide a home fo r your S ta rt now to put your money with th at end in view. IK! Magnolia Avenue COM E ON LETS BUILD A GREAT CITY Listen to what ^ T — m . v \ fo lK S . s * y ' II takes long term money and lots of it to build great cities. A city wide, 90-operative spirit is also neces­ sary. s to ic a l us to irefetl ing !h.<tsi comfort la G E N E R A L CONTRACTORS Wc are making loans on homos, improved business property and apartm ent houses at 7 percent interest. fact! Lets talk over your program none Representing Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Com­ pany and the Calvert Mortgage Company, with assets over Twenty-five Million Dollars. Sanford Building ik Loan Association f O O A i e S u >£LL ‘D R E tS S , V I . Y o DIDNT T S O Y A c l Y H A T A * / | T H i T H e M O N E Y 1 6AV£5 u f Y ou, j / ' T end' s e t t elr [P IP \( A l Jo£? \ S O U G H T T H E GOO 1^5 AND MADE, t Y o u ? ) ) THE p r e s s m y s e l f ,and \ 1 l c f t ' We are happy to announce-- U \tf *> \ P O T \ T H E S 1MTHE A Homesite \ W \S m j yfouR. homE 'J A k }J%t \ \ \ i IK that on Monday next, the 25th, w e will start to unload ing 14 cars, including flooring, ceiling, siding and otbe shed stock. We aim to carry the stock and w e are straight shooters. Come to see us when you are in the market for any kind Signify your intentions ol t of building material. borne in Druid Park and wew A-r*- ,J V4*\ ^4L-Vii:Jr- homesite absolutely FREE to Quality and Courtesy When the lady of the house is willing to economize • o n clothes, bhc deserves a Iiomd of her own; and you Jim ight oh well begin planning it. Construction to start not later - 11; Don't wait for money enough to build n big one. 'illu ild ono to fit your purse now and add to it later, fP \Vc can show you drawings of houses which are ■' complete in thcnibalves, but are carefully planned to take additions without loss of beauty and symmetry. A. P. 1IUDGINGS, Manager “SAPS" Courtesy And Quality Phone. 565 Everything for the builder Sanford, Flo % • ' * , ±* r * �'AY. JANUARY 23. 1328, McCurdy. Annie picture Actor w Makes Icture aciui Appear Easy To Fans h f. 'L.1,* ii Th„T-ChJ ,sVft" ^ A W b s ® " Section 10,.. Towns South. llanpe ;<» 8KH „ o f N W U and N 8 ° ' ! « \ I U n a e n 29 W ’" '”" IT 18 IIKHKQV OH D K ill you nnd each of you do np, t h e 1st day of F e b r u a r y . A. ofi «* imI Vu‘ rllf*€|!’ !lioroln. it is KtmTHiSR onMim " l 1". of nubijbjttion be r ed In T he S anford H erald, n p a p e r published | u Sanford note County. Florida, ones for f o u r consecutive w eeks V I I ness mv hand and i said t ’lrciilt Court at San for. Ida. th is l i s t day of rVcem ectinjr p nce­ lt one > than ition.t, times known n» Conrad A. CornvIn, nnd pnrh nn.l every on e o f them If llv nnd If dead nil p a r tie s'c la im inJt intereata u iyler Oebrifo n . UjrCurdy. Jam es Ir. W ebb. Hnmuel I* W a d sw o rth . Conrnd A. CnrtTn. otherw lae know n na Conrnd A. Corovln, and each and every onu of tlrem. d e­ ceased or o th erw ise, In th e property below flescrlhed; Mrs. Ueorfio \V. ICotim.l ■ r elth( . devlBlnutnts I n ; Mrs I Wad* ■ OtllCI- K, <>r»p Int. rIII. 11m If. Me- Jumr* I Tru*- ?L?r*** Krbrerft Klneirmn; J*n>*» U»,,Ahg J S h!* 5raMw; " J r ^ V S 1! endnnis persons t r k e XV. jr Sam| o r unb ed , or Arredondo, w hoso Chris llm Joerph" Flnrrnn w ,r*'— -------- Ahern «LfflHnown J. N. Dinhop, o f th * ' above .a " i:i,a .d„a nknown helm * devijees, le a n t e e i.________ ntees, or othclaim ants under each aiitul every I defend. m i s t e r 1*’* Joseph j|. Arredondn, his w ife.— ------ —Arredonda. w hose Christ Inn nnme Is unknow n; Joseph Klnegan. i. Tv"*1 Itchecca Flriecnn; Jam es II. Ahern, his w ife,------------ Ahern. whose Christian nnm e Is unknown: Thom as k . Hates, h is wire, A nnie Ackerman Hates; and J. N. IJIshop; ; htlinina Interest In nnd to the land hereinafter described: and to a ll o f he unknown helm , d ev isees, IrjraKp'iilcea nr other clalm nnta Ittnler Hoses R, Levy, deceased: Wm. i rnvera, deceased; nnd John Fontus. , 'Ceased; In a n d to th e follow ing «h scribed land;* s it u a te , lying nnd , *L h ' ’o u n ty of Keuilnoh' ami S ta te or F lo rid a, m ore p a r t i c ­ u la rly dr-c rlh ed a s follows, t.i-w ll: llculnnliu.- f.ja feel N orth o f the . o u th w r s i c o rn e r o f ilu* S o u th e a st • l u n r le r of Section 10, T o w n sh ip 1 !• so u th . l>;tniff ,io R ust, ru n N orth t.r> I hence F a s t to chain*, thenco so n ih I... rltnlns, th e n c e West IS chains to point of b eg in n in g , less that portion ly in g W rit, or the Han­ ford ti nd DaLrftmf rood, end to nny and nil oth er person* and pnrtten w hose nam es ore unKnowiu cla im in g nntr rljrht, title or Interest, Ih nnd to th e land herein* ii hove tlr*crlbeil, me airy port or par­ rel thereof. It In hereby ordered that you nnd each or you be nnd nppenr before our mild Circuit Court nt th e Court I tonne at Sanford, Florida, on th e Int day of February A. D. 195t. nnd then nnd there ninke a n sw e r to the hill of com plaint exh ib ited a gain st yon In thin mime. It la further ordered thnt thin order lie published In The Fnnford Herald, a new spaper ■published In Sanford, Sem inole Cnnnty, Florida, • NYBTWa j ", . .**■ V. K. DCrci»*ABS. Clerk of the fireU II Court o f the Seventh Ju dicial C ircuit o f F lo r ­ ida. In anil for S em inole I oUitty. ISKAIi) *" i .u v k u t i o a t i o j m ix c o m , Robertson, Williams and Monahan , WITNKHS m y hand nnd the eeul nf the circ u it Oodrt o f th e S eren th Judicial d r e h lt o f th e Htnj^ o f riot-Idn, In nnd for S em inole C ounty, on this the 2nd ilny nf Jitnunry A. »■ .* • ( *v * rUDLIC ACCOUNTANTS *i ' - f i Ve-‘ «■*■ ■• r r S alt* 19-IB Maeeale Tem ple Ita lld la s ^ A fc a fJU . „ HKCOTTRS. HPRNCHlt ft 111OH TON Sollrilnrs nnd of C ounsel fur Ihe Compln Inant. Jan. 3-4-K-lt-tO. Hall, Pentland and McCall B U SIN E SS IS BETTER I AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES How about lotting us linvo thnt listing thnt you lmvo boon holding back for the W inter Huying Session? If you would like to pick up some rcnl bnrgnins bofore another increase ih prices, we have w hat you want. Jacksonville, Tampa, Minmi, Sanford, Wckt . Palm Reach,‘Daytona Bench * *T, > . •' , • CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFICE f .'117-818 First Nntionnl Bank Bldg.»> Sanford, Florida. S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MANAGER \ Room 8, Gamer-Woodruff Hldg. Call 714. Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. PAUL LAKE Licensed Real E state Broker Salesman—E. T. MOORE. a m f a m a ^ | Houses Under construction new Spanish stucco house, seven rooms; garage and servants quarters. Corner Magnolia and Spurling. E asy terms. Will lie ready for occupancy about February 1st. New Spanish type house; six rooms; in IJel-Air on Mellonville Avenue; easy terms. E very Gain W ealth i*rwli>c New Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lanta; easy term s. Lots 8, 4 and 5 Block 16 Tier 1; corner of San­ ford Avenue and 16th St. $100.00 per front foot for quick sale. Easy terms. Lot 20, Block 8, San Lanta; price $2,000.00. REALTORS It is not in accord with nature to believe that every man shall gain wealth F irst Street and Palmetto Avenue Some arc hound to have more than others. But it is not unreasonable to be lievc that every man can own at least some portion of real estate. There is Va n■ ' 1 f * The Development That is Really Developing is the „f » • « . • r* * * an opportunity for the man of wealth or the man of moderate means to own one or more »* —■mi C rystal L a k e Shores > \ • Homes Sell As Fnsl As lhiill -ELECTRIC LIGHTS RUNNING WATER -t e l e p h o n e s See This Beauty Spot The last o f the Eastern L ake Section Phone 117 108 Magnolia Ave. Second Section |T S ISLAND O F F E R S T H E SA M E O P IB1« I n i TY T O D A Y T H A T MIAMI BE A C H |E D T E N Y E A R S A G O , REM EM BER IS' v’ i •. t £;T rfP . , ‘ , '• V' fROFlT T H A T W A S M A D E A N D HOW , ' S S O A R E D U N T IL T O D A Y E A C H SIT E R T H A SM A L L F O R T U N E . The prices today are extremely moderate— the terms of purchase unus'x • * “ »• ' > _': ♦ : * ■—- • as an investment. IT S O N E O F T H E B E S T L O C A T E D DEr PM EN TS O N M E R R IT S ISLA N D WILL ncement. -***>*<??A ‘‘ ually liberal — and there is every feature that distinguishes this prop- BO N ITA LD A T A U C T IO N ; W ATCH F O R T H E ■' SALES AGENTS iV# i i �Gates Aerial Circus, composed of the worlds most i 1 > i ■ ‘- j in HL i M,-*- Diavalo, w h o has justly earned his title of “King A * ft I r i • • 1 1 * .*■* «’ »»-i of the Air” by reason of his wizardy that he has perlormed above the clouds, will also appear. I intrepid flyers of the air will be at D eLand this Satur­ day, January 23, to celebrate with the Henry C. Lonsford Organization, the opening sale day of the beauti­ ful P on ce D e Leon property, the spot beautiful of America. “Upside dow n” Pangburn, the worlds greatest dare j< —, • * . * Promptly at nine o’clock, salutes from the air willl be fired, announcing the opening of this great sale day. A t 12:00 o’c ld & ’Pangburn and diavalo will vie w ith each other in hair-raising stunts in the air* A b ove the grounds of the Fountain of YotitK and Profit, at 2dOQ devil of the air, will perform astounding feats that will thrill and amaze the beholders. Come and Spend the Day With Us—You Will Enjoy It! R E T U R N IN G F R O M T H E S U N L IT SKIES R ID IN G O N T H E WJNG O F A N A E R O P L A N E (' Promptly at 9:00 o ’clock, P once D e Leon will turn from the sunlit skies, riding on the trembling W 1 r M___ S H • e m i '.-.A i z a it i o r C H IC A G O �N ew Kind Of Earth Shock Recorded -By H arvard Seismograph BOSTON, Railway Company’s Big Acreage P lots Thrown On M arket pted to [cl csslo conmators. of the ace the ,-TAMPA, Jan. 23. •Fifteen,hundred acre* o f some or the most val­ uable waterfront land in South Florida Tina Just been placed on the market by the Atlantic Land and Improvement Company, the subsidiary corporation handling lands oWncd by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. The tract la on the peninsula separating Tampa Bay from Old Tampa Bay, comprises miles more than *-—- v * .— __ tof w « aterfront . and several small Islands and ex­ tends from near Gadsden Point to more than a mile above P ort Tam­ pa. The land Is valued a t $7,500,000 and Is being placed on the markot by a local realty concern nfter negotiations with the owner extending over a period of pearly k d y S a p H er Back “H a rt NijW u d Day”— Leu* Now Up. kind of earth shock, which sound.' Hlto a explosion, and which was felt in half a dnIen cit­ ies and towns of metropolitan Bos­ ton was enK«Rin* the attention of ppxxled scientists today. So for. all theories have failed to sxpfcip the origin of the series of tremors, which shook the walls nml window panes in Cambridge and Somcrvillo and was registered on the Harvard University seismograph Officials at the Harvnrd Ob* sorvatory and the geology depart­ ment admitted the possibility of un earthquake but looked moio ,ror newB of an explosion. Proj ° 1 Kl1rtley of the Mather pointed out- however, that If an enrthquakl* oceured. it was strictly of ci ' n.rtti tor n.nd Probably cenor ten milen from Harvard. The shock was felt almost en urcly lo the northwest of Bos ton. The city proper felt noth Her. Better After 1 hack hnrt n j a CL U Bmoo, of R. F. n , 1. this place. “I ached and ached until t could hard* }f. *°> l felt weak and did not feel like doing anything. My work wan bardoa lo me. ’ I Just bated to do, up the d ish es even. I woe noaccoont and extremely nervous. Opening Sale of Lots a great "My mother had' taken Garda! &&d ahe thought it would do me food, bo she told" me to taka it. My husband got mo a botllo and 1 began on it I began to Improve at onee. It was such a help that f conUnucd it until alter the baby** birth. *** took eight bottles apd I can certainly say that It helped mo. It Is a fine tonic. It built me up and seemed to strengthen me. £ grew less norroua and began to t > In previous issues of T h eH cfald I luivo;recounted fnany of the fed-. ’trilreS of thi^ataperb aev^opmeril/ftmurL'.s th a t sot it apart by itsdlf; tnti-‘ quo, distinctive, different, but I have by no memu told oil my alory y e t.T Bleep better. . "I ran certainly. recommend Cardul to expectant mothers, for to me It wax a wonderful help. . . . In ercry way i felt better after taking it and 1 think ft U a splendid nwdP rtn o cine.1 Cardul Is purely vugotabla, and a year. The tract was a part of contains no harmful drugs. the Innd grant to flenry B. Plant For sale everywhere NC-162 incident to construction of the railroad from Tampa to Port Tampa and came into possession of the Atlantic Const Line when it ac­ quired the Plant System upon the denth of Mr. Plant twenty-five years ngo. BED TIIE CLASSIFIED ADS IT WILL PAY YOU / Summer House lo Stand in the Center iof SW A N Graham Brothers Truck sales for 1925 were the largest in theirhistory. i * The previous record breaking year was surpassed by 123 per cent. Such healthy increases in demand require proportionate increases in production. Graham Brothers four factories are now equipped for larger output than ever before. They are therefore able to give truck buyers the benefit of still further savings — Savings that are now passed along in the form of another substantial Pfice redu ction —the third such reduction in eight months! li -4 * y 'i y , N E W P R IC E S 1 T on Chassis - - * ' lyi T on Chassis - 1MBM L ow Chassis- 1! f.o .b . D etroit MILLER O. PHILLIPS, (Inc.) - /• a; ’ ■ OAK AVENUE AT SECOND STREET. r: i one of the b eau tifu l‘‘parks within a p ark,J of the Highland Pfirk develop­ ment, which sprcads/iut to tho south ju st Within the groat main entrance, is encircled by Coronado Concourse and commands a view through the arch-way down the full length of Elm Avenue. A t its northern end will stand the fountain, now under construction and costing fciore than $2000. As soon as I have the curbs of Coronado Concourse, which encircles it, giv­ ing mo the grades to which I must conform, this pnrl^ will bo shnped up, the Summer House will be erected and tho planting dono. The Cocos Plumosa Palm, the nearest approach for this section of the state to tho splendid Royal Palm of South Floridu, and the Flame Vino and Crimson Bougainvillea, among tho most strikingly benutiful in tho flora of this Southern Land of Flowers, will bo the dominating features in planting at tho Main Entrance, in Swan Oval and all ulong Coronado Con­ course and Community Way to the Club llouae in Kcvona Park. Tlie deed to every lot In Highland Park will provide th at when the paving (already all contracted for) has boon done along the drives, I will lay (he sidewalks at my own expense and do all tho planting between tho curb and property line. There will be u different decorative scheme work­ ed out olong each of tho other drives, but all will blond together in har­ mony and beauty, and when N ature.has done her pnrt in bringing to w t* foction the work which I am doing and will continuo to carry oil, visitSrs will come from hundreds of miles away to see what we havo done. If you appreciate these things, consider what it will meun to you and your children to live in un environment such as I am working out, and wlmt effect it will have on the value of the property, What sort of a picture would it he ixissihle to rnoko If a hundred people took “a dab" at the canvas? And how cun real symmetry and beauty be achieved in the development of any residential section where every lot owner takes “a dab" at the canvas, each planting according to his own ideas, if he plnnts at nil ? * And so it is with the building restrictions applying to Highland Park, in which the coat of tho structure is by no means the ull important fac­ tor. A six thousand dollar house might be a gem of beauty-in the perfect setting of the Pnrk itself, and a toil thousand dollar house might be an ugly blot. Or a house might in itself satisfy tho most esthetic taste and yet bo so badly placed on tiie lot it occupies or so out of hnrmony with the surrounding houses, or so discordant with the landscape design of tta p a r­ ticular location, th at it would adversely affect the value of ull tho houses In its neighborhood. My original design of Highland Park, the lay out of its lots and drives and parks, was intended to uppeal to people of discriminating taste, and th at has been and will continue to be the controlling fuclur in Its develop­ m ent'until my work is finished. There will bo nothing “big und ugly” in Highland Park if I cun help it, and witli tho work I am doing myself and the restrictions I am putting in the deeds, I am very sure l ean. No m atter what may happen to the "boom" In Floridu, and let us hope it may last for years, nothing can ever huve much effect on such property as Highland Purk, for in a community such us Sanford, founded on a substantial busis and not alone on climate und "hot air” with a steady and substantial growth th at nothing can Htop, there will always bo an active demand for "gilt edge” property, close in,’convenient-to everything, sure to be right in the heart of thi« rapidly expanding town ‘‘almost be­ fore you know it”, high and dry, sightly and beautiful, with every ad­ vantage and with restrictions th at will always keep it free from every ob­ jectionable feature—th at is HIGHLAND PARK, und all these things are nowhere elBO. . If you are looking for cheap stuff, the prices of lots In Highland Park will not attract you, although some sell as low as $1800. Cheap prices everything. And nothing is so mean cheap people, cheap houses, cheap everything, hard to get rid of on a resale ns cheap real estate. But if you aro looking for property such as I am developing along the highest lines, property wh?ro you can establish your own homo in the most delightful environ­ ment, or property for which you are sure to find a buyer If you want to seU, you will be surprised to find how low the prices ore in Highland Park compared to what you get there and what you get anywhere else. The terms aro easy, one fourth cash and the balance fti four equal semi-annual payments, with a full w arranty deed and a title insurance jwlfcy furnished free. Only a limited number of lots In Highland .Pork are for rale a t this time, and when these have been sold, the property will bo withdrawn from the market altogether.until the streets are n work has been completed.. I have no intentu I Will spend on this development and letting property get a ojr It on the my Sd of homes by kind of people started now to ^ tip along the d .___ • �SANFORD W H Doumergue—“The prisoner of £ e Bly.ee," as the chlof magis­ tr a te of F rin ce is known—has at la s t broken through the baVricrs of hi* rigid social calender and ob­ tained two r>rivet? luncheon dates a-wock fo r himself, with no ques­ tions to be asked or admonitions given by his official social advisors. ■Twice a week now be repairs to hui'.bid bachelor apartm ent in the Avenue Wagrnm. There the presi­ dent has retained his lease on the Mttle bachelor flat he occupied dur­ ing the many years he aat in the |$am ber and senate. The flat is pllythe sixth floor, quite high for F W irap artm cn t houses, andvthere Is no elevator. Vet Juit about noon, twice a week, th i chief of igtato makes the climb all nlone. to meet a few intimate friends and [offer them a simple lunch in mem­ ory of the days when ho was mere-' py "Doumergue" or “Oastm4’ and [not “Monsieur le president."' ft, The president takes a good two hours .and more for these lunch­ eons, sitting over the coffee, "The French smoitor, os Ttpresen by tho National league fo r the 'ense of Smokers, began the new fear with, the -traditional resplution- making. Itt vms ’n o t tho itoreotyped resolve to abjure to ­ bacco that he made, however, but 1 determination not to submit mildy to the designs of each snecestlvo finance minister to make him :he‘gold mine from which revenue s to be dqg for replenishing tho treasury’s empty coi.’ers. ,\t , The- council of tho league had a n ettin g to consider . the govern­ ment's proposal to raise tobacco n ic c s to five times tho pre-war level. A resolution was voted, King Carnival, the 48th of his line, makes state entrj' Into Nice on February 4. His Majesty’s tastes ate so exacting thnt work­ men have betn kept busy for weeks preparing for the event. The dec­ orations this year are an clnhnmte thBt the three weeks nllotod for the Week Iiardly will- be sufficient to complete them and erect the grandstands nlqffg the line of march. "Battle of flowers" takes place on February i t and 18 and March U. The biggest night fete will be Tiomnn in character and will bn called “an evening with I’etronius.'* Only costumes of the Ro­ man era will lie worn. all speed records. have never seen anyone who developed such speed. But there was a rude awak­ ening. Nobody else could read my notes and I couldn’t Vead them LONDON, Jan . 2-7.—(/P)—Irving myself., So my short-hand amblBerlin’s next song hit ahould have ns a chorus the refrain: "Please say we are rupremoly happy,” for that seems all thnt the ahy jnxx composer and hia bride seem able to Bay when they arrived here from their honeymoon. appeared before the microphone Like the hnunting sentiment of and been heard by millions of lis­ the Berlin ballads of the last year teners. The .speaker was Lady or eo, this thhughf runs through Bertha Dawkins, an active charity worker, who issued an appeal in hohnif of a home for gentlewomen. Speeches of the kind, the Prince of Wales nnd the Duke of York have l>ecn broadcast from time to time, but Queen Mary’s voice has never yet been heard on the radio al­ though there is a . possibility, that it may He" in the near future. Both the king and queen are radio enthusiasts and have thrown wire­ less sets and a t Buckingham Patucc and in their houses in the country. , =' Miss Gertrude Rickards, 79 years old, is challenging the pedestrian record of Edward Payson Weston, tho veteran American walker. She recently completed a walking trip of J,844 miles through Scotland I/mdon’s first banjulele band and England. Bod weather has cimipo#od of society leaders has made n pronounced hit. Tho lead­ er is Lady Churaton, whoso hus­ band was formerly an aide-de-camp to the-viceroy of India, other mem­ bers being her- daughter, Jonh Ynrde-Boliei*, Lady Diana King nnd Lady Clifton. Tho bnnjuiiKts have original costumes for their nppcnrancca at private homes nnd public perform­ ances in aid of charity; wearing n(tractive trousers with white turn­ back collars nnd floppy artiste hows. Joan Yard-Buller is considered the best nil-round musician of the group, playing not only her banjulole, .a combination of banjo nnd ulwlete, patronized here by tho Prince of W alts, but also the piano and the violin. She also hns n fine voice. m iTURDAV. JANUARY checked Miaa RickaW’a tour, but ghe will resume it next sprii When she sold her country home HteS she took up walking to amuse herself,. \ v ■: “ 1 started a t Land’s End and set out for York a t the beginning of my tour, but I went by highways and by-ways and not by the main roads/’ Miss Rickards said. “I BERLIN, Jan. 23.—(ff}—Appealing to the German passion for of­ ficial tIUes, the Bavarian govern­ ment, frequently referred to as tho “royal . Bavarian republic ” has manufactured * number of new Exeter, Bath, Gloucester. Warwick, official titles, 160 of which have Rugby, Oakham, Grantham, Lin­ been bestowed upon men of vnricoln and Lancaster, studying flora oua callings, including veterinnand fauna. In 1024 I went to labor union secretaries, mas­ Ivemess by way of .Edinburgh and rinns. this summer I reached John O’* ter plumbers, furnace tenders end •', Groat’s, putting In 188‘days of ae* teamsters. Radical trade union leaders charg­ tuat walking.” tho Bavarian government with Miss Rickards nlwayn lunched on ed “councillor/’ An' "arbeltsrnjt"— privy councillor of labor—can be a plumber,- carpenter or anyone who has distinguished himself by Working. The title of “veterinorra t" has been bestowed on several hone doctors. Dispensers of •pills have exchanged the title of drug­ gist for “herr pharm axierrat" Heated controversy has been Having achieved what they con­ sider something near perfection In the a rt of bobbing and shingling women’s hair, mainly through tech­ nical classes in most of the large centers, Lancashire hair-dressers are turning their attention to mere man. They consider th a t mnn has | been more or less neglected during tonsorial services for men, The Paris press hns heen gen­ erous with tributes to the memory of Sergei Yetalnin, tho young Rus­ sian poet who was the husband of Isndora Duncan nnd who commited suicide in Moscow rc(j7it1y. (Yesslnin was long one of the most fam iliar figures in Paris, where his death is regarded., ns the tragic ending of n career’ which, but for the ruin wrought hy drink and drugs might have been'a brilliant one. lie is characterized ns one vh6 might hnve heen tho Russian Virgil and written Sl$v “Georgies” hnd his life been turned into d if­ ferent channels. One of his last poems hns just been nuhlishci] here showing hot? bitterly lie wns dissilusioqed when Tho Earl of Itirkcnhcnd, secre­ he returned to his native land from tary of state fur India, started Paris. “I no lunger understand out early in life to be a stenogra­ the Inngungc of my own people; 1 pher but lie did not get very far. have become a stronger in my own Ho made this revelation in nn ad­ country—I, who once was ever dress to the graduating class ofn dnwlfng nut what friends wo were, commercial college. -“I thought I I and tho people. No one hero would ratllBr be n short-hand re­ lias any further need of my poetry, porter than anything in the world nnd in truth, no one here hns any nnd I worked liko a beaver,” he further need of m e/’ Vnid. “I was a wonder. I broke Blood testa to identify descend nnla of those who crossed the At Ion tic In the Mayflower or to i . p o y fake survivors of the Li*M nrSr»,U win will soon i__ ungacie bo possible r experiments of Dr. E. O. Maoilnff Russian blood specialist, arc tended, this scientist claim, * Tho adage, "btood will te ll” i, literally tree, Dr. Manoiioff V * Though his experiments hove b in limited to Europeans, he asserts that by blood analysis he can tell a Chinese from a Japanese, a German from o Pole. Out of l 302 Russians and Jews'whose ancestry had been traced, Dr. Manoiioff said that his testa enabled him to dis tingulah between the two races with 88 percent accuracy. At a clinic attended by five dis­ tinguished aavadta who took sam. pies of blood from 202 persons of vnm u a races and nationalities Dr When you buy property to resell at a profit, it is always necessary to exercise the best judgm ent when buying it. In other words, a property well bought is h alf sold. The investors who purchase property in Ravenna P ark will make a profit exceeding many times their ori* ginal investm ent. . - Four Miles Lake F ro n t On Newly Projected Road They are assured their profit, because th e property is so well located and there is an ever increasing de­ mand for Country Club Property. joining,G ood Town. Fine Sub-division Proposition.1 Suite 7 Phone 1741-W. Radical trade unlonTadeA ? * red the Bavarian g o v e rJ m S m ^ attem pting to bribe s o d a f iu ^ S communists Into submission era assert the awards r i a l i A republican constitution .which prohibits the l aw .nung1^ titles. H err Roterland "Herr1 —‘ Ceir, two Christian trade union™ secretarlos, are among those who have returned 4helr patents 0f “arbolt,. rat" to tho government. No. 24 South O range Avenue Orlando, Fla . v., — _• HEAL ESTATE HEAL ESTATE FLETCHER-BULGER 44 N. Orange Avo. Orlando, Florida Phones 170S— 2fiC.7 See Ua For Orlando Property Sanford Office—11.I K Magnolia Ave Miller llldg. W EA L Phone 74G. KEAL ESTATE ESTATE m e re is no otner Development in Seminole County, lo­ cated more advantageous, enjoying- the same modern improvements, th a t is priced as low as Ravenna Park. Lots are now. selling for $1,000.00 to $2,000.00; 1-4 cash and four equal semi-annual payments. • t irrHiV ? $v*.'■ * r rY, * f Y v *' - TsJVkif jP^F' . 'Wei* 1' %■»r lt Vgt “T~ — *, — Buy now in .1 * , * H. * 1 Acreage Our Specialty Ravenna Park Many L istings of Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivisions, Business Properties and Small Farm s. Prices very . ountry Club Swilon reasonable if you are looking for any th in g in the above; Call 2186, ask for a R epresentative to show youY ■ 3&.*■*■A,, -J'r-ljii- t * r * P i f f ' ."•* .■* Lane-Hardison Corporation l»hone 2186 Nu. 12 W atkins llldg. rl * - *frClC A SALE AGENTS 412 First National �^ I H g J ^ F O R D HERALD, " 5 £ £ S W n t f ' c t * and prtl, .1 ♦'V- I * S^ PI>‘lrt* IIc Relieved in clean <.nU R a i l w a y ? Crane to have lost a mejor cnlv.' '^Biographical eulogies in thebook arc emoted from Colonel M. House. Senators Francla, E. War­ ren Duncan U. Fltcher, Frank H. fliHett and Heed, Smoot, Hoke Smith, Willlani M. Butltfr nnd Elihu Root There is correspondence concerning three P ^ ^ t a - W i t son, Roosevelt and Taft—.which discloses mahy Intereating Sldeh>hta and hitherto uncertain facta on affairs high in official life. pubThe character of Crane’s life as Irown ! and shown by all the forces in the book is summarised by President CoolIdge, when He says: "It may appear to be very fash lehron[lifc. It to cay thnt Mr. Crane was the sup­ Is first porter of every good cause and a t mills, help to everyone in need, but if lationnl there wns any good cause which lie time camo to ,hia attention, or any one of that in need, of whom he learned, I nev­ ro cou- er knew him to neglect to aid and Fn says assist them. Hia charities were mul­ matter titudinous. Every effort to promote iris in the religious life of the community he had -ecurod in advance accudetailH ^ titiW informal information as to Ddnhl«ht’..il *^crcI’t eiements were thinking pbout, aboutV when wl., they wanted nnd ,w what ijid not i want. . Thnt hat they *l‘d thnt in each instance Insl that he war better ecquipped than any one eLt .o equipped formulate plaits which would meet the acceptance of the majority. His industry in this direction, as in all others, is bevtond belief. mime dnys a gang of supersti­ tious folks will rally around ami lynch our weather forecaster. TAI.LAHa Rs EE, Fin., Jan. 22. of the Southca.it"P5 Kellrnnd and Utilities CommiBi:onera Association, railway. aclountihg officers and orfis from the interstate, Commerce Commission met in Atlanta today to consider a formula for the assignment' of freight revenue to the different staten. It. Hudson Burr, chairman of the Florida F.nilroad Commission, ami president of tho association, left nere yesterday afternoon ’or the meeting. Ten states of the southeast are members nf the Association. At a previous meeting, held n Atlanta, Co., an agreement wits reached was a uniform method of assignment of both operating revenues nnd ex­ penses to the states, with the ex­ ception of thnt covering the freight revenue. No wonder the cotton crop was too large. Skirts nrc too short for IX T in: COUNTY JUDOIVH COURT OF co u n ty , IXOItcotton stockings. Loans Baffin!;* Wms »mx ______ _ ______int. R in « 8 f, i Ka*L run th e n c e K**L to rtialua. th en ce Mouth f.B* erttn *. thence * W c*t I t chain*. thetie* tjfurth • 7.1k ch a in s to hefflnnlnar»■ You and each of you are hereby ordered to appeal to tho Itttt of Complaint herein on the 1*t.d *y ofPchruary. A. D. 1*3* th* *am« h etnc a Itule Huy o f tills court.- • A It In further nr«lrr<^?l,|ll#t Hit* order he ptthllthed In Thd Sanfoeif, D ally Herald, a n raep ap ar pul»llsln d III Sem inole C ounty. Florida, once a w eek rer four conarcutleo Order *( P u h lie a tlw T o W illiam I’nyne nnd ftarah Hot*ford: if Itvlmc and If dead, alt p a n ic * clanplOK Interm la under th* Mild W illiam I'ayne and Mnrah Jtnt*fortl. utul cacli o f them, d eceas­ ed, or othcrw lao In th e property d o scribed b elow ; anil all parties Halrntnir Interest* under n ia lr p ot*, ford or o th erw ise In mid to th e proiierty ilaucrlbed hvtow; n n d .a ll par. it nr** m y band and reat^df tk* Ilea .clalm livr Interests under David Hitwcult o f Sem inole County.. w . Adam* or n U ith rU r In and to PlorTdn.' Court thla 30th day of December. the property fsiW rlb M below ; and I ’J r - ■' f *11 utttinonfl persons Interested In ISM. e fellow In t drherlbed pro|H-ltv In v . a n o u n is A s s . min ole C ounty. Florida, to . w it: OJvrk of r ir m ll Court. Uy: A. « . Week a, ,-f1 lleRln at t h r ffnrthw eai corner {Meat) Deputy Clerk. , of MH*4 or NW14 Of Nectlun 2J. Township 10 Mouth. 'ItanRe 33 W. A. CATTISHAlA* Kn*t, i run Bast 7.93 chain*. H p llcltur/for com plainant*. 'Mouth 6A3* cfialna. We«t 7.16 Jan. S. U. Hi S3. t . ‘it*! . B FREE MONEY AVAILABLE L?anl "n ,',bCTBl Valuation Baal* Lonsult us first when in the market for funds 1 °r BIiijfdoIIii j o »!nt in ? M t ' i i n U ? .. Minora. . lii t i or «h* unaurveyeo part o i Notice is hereby g iv e n that on Section 1<. the isth day of January,.A . D. 19JS. l«ot* t. #, o nno T or th o unwrr* the imtlerManuU. un Guardian of tho veyed par* of Beotian JS. ^ . . Tho ca«t threc-nuarior* o f tha anuth h alf of S ection IP. ItKY. 8AT.I.Y H lM P lIttK Y and AH of fractional s e c tio n to. JiHIJf lilt.MPHHKY, Minora. Will l^.ta I. 8 and 3 o f S ectio n SB. apply to the linn, Jon. G. Sharon, l.«ia t mul i and th e n ortbcaat i|iiart«r of Section 30. * Counly J uiIko of Sem inole C ounly. All In Township St anullt. Ithtiffa *■lorldn, nt ten o'clock A. M.- on said 81 earn. date, or a* noon tlicrenrtor aa the miittar ran he heard nt hln o ffic e P etition for *ald a u th o rity now In Ihc Court Itntine nt Munfbrd. Sem - helnu on file In tho unlit C ounty Imdn Cullnty. Florida, . for autlm rHf to noil nil of tile Intercut* of JllriRtt’a t'yurt. W .K i:i:n p o s T r .it. . n nn cE m ’.M p m ti:r. A U T u tjit An iliianllm i uf the pcreoitn mid rem M V n m :v . s a i . i . y m iM t’RftHV tnU'* of. Hriiee Humphrey, Arth nml JOHN IIPMPHItKV-. minor*. In u f Ifum phfpy, thilly ltuinplirey Ihneo ccrtnln ph-cea or parcel* o f nnd John Humphrey, minora. •and, sltuutrf in Sem inole County, wmto.N. noti8m\i,Dint ft noYi.il Florida, and described as fo llo w s A ttorney* for P etition er. tn-w lt: li.ee. M-|S Jau S-9.1#. , • inn lo E P SrJa %:4i f i n i t >».« i-ni1 f ' o r ' t h e u iu u rv cy cd p .t t . W m V i U .;«<f un*unr*yett imrt o f W fU n* **•, Body Meets' Friday In M a g i * * « * s s A tlanta For Parley “Ptitude for B*™?™* “ ll ^ iu,< ^formation i *?o 'Ta3 ever more pa’nstnk'nt' f int.w t reject. He had 3 5 5 ® I behalf of the tcirrrt? e ' KdOcns. | ^ c,° uP)’n tb£ People of Mhssnchn. ;.tl' ,’;,?r n lftp Vn>tod States SonThis will one of tuc fcv^. *f opt I,..ttc, ujtnn national convention* the only t..Ait, tits book show; Mr, chains, -Mori It** 1 i 5 a nil th e *ou!0 JO chiJna A nd A Comfortable Pullman Busses Are Operated From A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS ffercittil LOANS BONDS •jP MM k L HAMNER Announcements For 1926 ■ Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon— fronts, near Davis Shores, St. owned by Sanford Interest and ys only; then, State-wide selling i lots for subscription subject age at $50.00 P er Foot in all, one-fourth already taken red'to withdraw this pre-resertime without notice. prices decidedly low—reservations now being ac­ cepted. Beautiful new homes—Spanish Bungalows and English Colonials—Commodious and indivi­ duality supreme. , Among our offerings of Business Property nnd acreage unusual values nre found. HAMNER for further details 311 Franklin Street, Tampa ................................... L J. SCH ULTZ ITATE—INVESTMENTS K Phone 714 Magnolia At Second ■si National Bank Building Phone 48 LB0RN, Sales Manager, LOANS INVESTMENTS When we recommend Druid Park as a Better Invest­ ment, We do so advisedly—it is to* be surpassing home community in many respects. ......... : ■I W h e n C r e s c e\ j n t B o u le v a r d I■ Is C o m p'rtle t e \d* v,1' H Blans for this boulevard are now well under way, construction will H soon. Crescent Boulevard wi 11 be one of the most extensively used pighafares in this district. Indeed, no thoroughafare will be more ■tad* and especially where it intersect with Geneva Street. This inIction is in the first section of S.anford Grove. - . .• |n«: through Sanford Grove, Crescent Boulevard will be a boulevard [adequate drainage and slope, beautiful terrace and Jawns, in all it Furnish passer-bys an elaborate view of a most desired home-spot, first unit th a t has been open to the public for the past few months >oon be dotted with the dream h omes of people building for per- See Sanford Grove that you will i unusual location of tfie proper opr representatives accompany yo erty that thcae distinctive features out lo you. * NASON, First National Druid P ark is located on State Highway No. 3 (Sanford ■ Orlando Road) just a few minutes from the commer­ cial, recreational, and social centers of the city, \ with choice frontage on the shores of beautiful Lake Jennie. Improvements which are to be completed in every de* ■• ■ t * t ‘ * *l "d l’ tail are of the highest character throughout, and a re today progressing with g reater speed than we anticipated* D rpid'P ark possesses jn v estm ent value th a t is out of the ordinary. The m aterial factors are augm ented by th$ fact th a t i t is a Bfitt-Chittenden development,(bear­ ing the unqualified endorsem ent of this institution. �PS-1?, TfflBamnw mm .'v: •1 >1 ‘‘■•S-Ii’.f• *'Ot\Z\ fV V ’fJ 'Y'W r *i> - k- • * < ■ ;. SANFORt) H m jotics i* pvblhjW Bemtnois* C o u n ts Jt Is th erefore O you and each hereby required to a*-*;'*-- . illII of C om plaint .h e r e in tile d Monday, -the 1st day o ii 19!*. th e sam e h ein a a o f th is c o u r t; -at t h e , House In Sanford. S e m in o le Cap Florida, and In rt***hU thereofT ways drawn ita enrollment from . . . . i>ro C on fesso w ilt b e en ter many a Suit many states other than Florida, OK. Inet you. sa id c a u se betrtg ' ■;i? title. is rapidly becoming a national In­ to tquiet f ie 't h e r e f o r e O tdered th a t thli enrollment of n olle,, be p ub lish ed In t h e B an forc stitution with even wider geographical distribu­ Herald, a n ew sp a p er pubU shed Jrf Hemlnole u Cm ounty^_SJorldn. o n ce Hcrtninoift u u /t ——rj3 ___ rt tion, under tho leadership of Ham­ Vrtok for fo u r c o n iftr a tlv e w f* k . ilton Holt, the new chief executive, WITNKBH m r htann a h il o fflr ta l whose reputation as an a u th o rity sea l o f th e C ircuit C ou rt o f the ifvnnth it C ourt o f bn International questions and hh in* HtateJ uodficiaFllo rCidircu nd one of the lending publicists and -nilnoln C oun ty, ona , t hInis .ath e I ia interday »f Jan uary. A. D. 1»3B. .Wnentom of the coOrr- la (Meal) V. B. DOCOI.AHB, niuvnm ui kiwiM w.i ...esc facts .itration Is Encouraging lege’s Expansion Program Aased. a ll h eirs, le g a te e s, d e v • or g ra n tee# o f R obert If. R am deceased. V olu sia In v estm en t \p an y. a co r p o r a tio n ,. and a ll iqwn persons, heirs, d e v ise e s, i ' t y s s s f f i i K k v ;1 .’bV’c im u a n te e s o r leKfttecs o f th e ab ove m ed resp ond en ts ir th e y or an y of liio Court H ou se In san roro. * „iem l>e dead, and nil p ersons h a v ­ ing- o r cla im in g nn>- In terest In th e CJcrJ. of c ir c u it Cohrt.. lan d h erein a fter d escribed, situ a te d (Henl) in* S em in ole C ounty: F lorida, and r \ . A. M *.VBKKH. l». 0 $ m ore p a rticu larly described as: 'T h e North o n e -h a lf (N *4) o f a l d iu d c k h a r t . ' th e N o rth ea st o n e-q u a rter IN S olicitor fo r Complainant, H I. o f th e . N o r th e a st, pne-nusr* ISr ( N E U ) o f Hcctlon T h ir ty fo u r (34) T o w n sh ip T w e tity nne ( i l l Bouth R a n g e T h lriy f 30) F ast" .' * • l i t Is ordered that ypu and each o f your uppear-Ttv~Uie pworn mil o f C om plaint h erein file d .on or b e­ n T T E R ’S “ O R E p o t t e r s c X t4 D fore the first day *>r F eh ru o ry ,. A, B y: A. M. W K Ick H ^ b . C. D. I9ZC. th e sam e b ein g R u le B at WILSON. llO U SH O I.D F.n A IK)VLB o f th is H onorable CoupL— ♦ . - • S o licito r s for C om p lain an t. I t Ij^ fo r th e r ordered th a t th is PARK, Jan. 23.—</P) registrations for next 1920-27, at Rollins College, >te th a t the plan of President llton Holt for assembling a -selected student body of iji and 800 women as the h factor, secondary only to Iditlon to his s ta ff of tan of loat eminent educators in the „ ', of developing IRollinsKInto 'model small college ooff | national in character. ica’s ‘‘model _l arts,** ia .a practical one have been drawn from statistics - th a t Florida perhaps by next compiled by registration officials] II may point to W inter Park as o f Rollins College yrhich hnvg'just Jan. J. 9. 1C. fJ ryul 30. center of one of the most Unique been announced. ' L a s t-y e a r 22 different* states t.v t u b o i n r u r r c o u r t s k v ationhl achievements In the i : \ T I I JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT IN itry, according to a statement were represented In the Rollins A M ) FO R SEM INOLE - COUNTY, ed by E. B. Csss, R egistrar of enrollment, and statistics of the STA TU OF K I.O IU nA . IN CHANC­ College; ■ Only graduates of fir s t semester enrollment of the ERY. se n t year, according to the en* OKOItUB DLABBNICK. C om plain-, • accredited high schools who prenee committee announcement, an t. • ^ » t credential;) of the highest reveal the fact th a t this termA L F R E D D. LaVEKOCF. and Ida I*. . . moral character and records of I.oVcsqUe, h is w ife . If th ey or : student leadership over the 'pre­ twenty-fiVe states are represented. e ith e r of th em bo Itvln a. C h srles Few American colleges of na­ paratory Mrtad, are being, consid­ W lm er. If llv ln x . a ll h elm , Irira. tional appeal can boast of a wider teea, d o v lse e s o r g r a n te e s o f w ll* ered "by tlft entrance committee of range of territory from which stu­ is • prescription for llant « . A udenrled, d eceased , nil the Rolling faculty. h eirs, le g a te e s, d e v is e e s o* icrati* dents are drawn. This condition Since the coming of Hamilton te e s or Hubert II. Hnm suy, d e ­ ceased. V o lu sia In v e stm e n t C om ­ Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Lltt. D., LL.D. to the Presi is brought about, college officials pany, a corp oration , and a ll u n ­ the -oXJRoIJins, this Florida insti are! quoted as saying, duo to tlx k n o w n p ersons. h eirs, d ev isees. Bilious Fever and Malaria jrrtatly Increased interest In Flor ;thPi received continuous nn. le g a te e s or g ra n tee s, c la im in g nny ids by people iif other K ates who In terest In o r to th e land h ere in ­ recoguition and thousands It kills th* germs. a fte r describ ed In th is O rder o f lolrtes have been received are planning to make their homes P u b lica tio n . R esp on d en ts. In F jo rid a Jf thoy find educational curriculum and the nd* -AI_ ■' ■ Order o f P a b lle a tle a *ot the small college conditions satisfactory. That the TUB STATU OF FLORIDA. m ajority of students drawn from , President Holt champions. T U B HKHHONDKNTS: T o A lfred D. L esV esq u e nnd Ida I ..-eent accommodation!* for stu- other states eventually make their nUt provided l or an enrollment permanent homes in Orange county I* L eV esque, lila w ife , C h arles W U * •lightly over 200 boarding o r In other sections of Florida, is its, but it is expected that cn- rath er conclusive proof th a t Rol quarters will be constructed 11ns is a potent' influence in a t­ M rs the opening of the forty* tracting to Florida a high class of .sond year, Sept. 20. 1920. home, seeker. Rollins College, which haa al* E 666 K le g a lly e x tin c t nr o th erw ise, to a ll p erso n s c la im in g a n y In terest undur th e a b o v e corp oration s, ns s u c c e s ­ so r s. sh a reh o ld ers, sto ck h o ld ers, sto ck h o ld ers, cred itors, g r a n te e s or o th e r w ise : nnd to n il p a r tie s c la im ­ in g an y In terest or In terests In th e lan d Involved In th is su it under g n y o f th e nhovo nam ed d efen d a n ts, each and ev ery w h o s e ' nam es and p la ce s hf resid en ce are unk now n to th e C om p lain ant In th e ab o v e e n ­ title d cau se, and' to a ll uhk now n p a rties, n atu ral, or a rtific ia l, a d u lt I W ife -H o r Infant, a b sen t, con cealed or n o n ­ JfCH. JOHN U HJIXNOH. U resid en t, cla im in g an y In terest nr K 1,1 I'll. W . B. F . ANDKH- In terests In th e la n d s Involvod In H. A NDERSON and EH- th is su it, said land b ein g altuu te In ANDBKHON, h is w ife , 3. C. Hemlnolo C ounty, F lo rid a , and d e ­ scribed a s fo llo w s, t o -w |t : STREl 'SION Vvik l e w / u u / m •: •’ ' L ots 16,17 and 18, Block! 1 foot, a t .................... •- Lots 13 and,14, Block L, at* m arvai ANDO IE S m a id - Lots 1 and 2 in Block 1 Boulevard. Very desirable for residence or and priced below the market. - PaS weddings- Britt-Chitlendea Reahj] fa c to r y REALTORsI n e ia n 3 t o ^ ndo, Florida 210 East First Street TTIK CIRCUIT COURT OF T U B , r)MV It NTH JU IH C IA I, CIRCUIT O F T ill* STA TE OF F LO R ID A . IN C IIANCBRV. ■ , M. D un n. C om plainant. vs. W , C urrie, Kt Al. C itation , D efe n d a n ts ___ >. ‘IC B TO KNOWN A N D , H N TN IIKFKNIJANTH. v. xiR A N l'knd C. C. D liJ w N . If t and If eith er , an y or a ll of Tthe sa id d efen d a n ts be dead, then JJO,i th h eirs, d e v is e e ^ g ra n tee s or W l l e cla im a n ts, under . . W. Cur___-rr-----Curry, _ hJa w ife, and — . H a tfield and —— -— - »■{,* h is w ife , W esley U Branch, ohn L. Branch, L. H. I^ c k lle r . W. F , A nderson, J. H. A nderson and d elta Anderson.. . h is w ife. J. C. [ollride. J. T. H older and ■ ■ dder b is Wife. Ja m es W . L illy, aft’ H. II. M cNatL T hom as *W t -. Moran " -.V> n d a C Browns pr To PaicoQK. Hunt ft VTwt a ro-partnerohlp, ond to {*cn tu-every the .co-partners, whose ,ven names and unknown, ana to »y persona or person claiming any TRACT ONE ’ s. T h e N o rth ea st ^Quarter o f the R outhw est Q u a rter o f S ection tt , T o w n sh ip to S o u th R a n g e I t K ast, TRACT TW O T h e S o u th ea st Q u a rter of th e N o rth w e st Q u arter o f S ection l l , T o w n sh ip 30 S ou th , R a n g e 31 E ast. and i t a p p ea rin g from tho etvofn B ill, o f C om plaint n ereln filed th a t yo u and aach o f y o u m ay claim aofbe rig h t, t ltlo or 'in terest In and to th a p ro p erty h erein a b o v e d e ­ scrib ed ; Three lots Including corner, Size 164x137, * .f t* J i W • 'f <i• *« "* Laurel a t Fourth “Sanford’s First Industrial Development” Street. / *’ ; A ..w o n d er,f,ul b a n i H a t e J r Sf-P usve: apartm ent site. ies Filling Station 1113 Sanford Ave. Phono 461-J 'You got a coupon with every dollars purchase good for aluminum were. ld air Gas and Oils Jia th e b e s t I t costs no i and ia better for your w . •. _ ■■ • ,- ., r . Created and pfanried for the sole purpose of caring for -fhe industry that is most certain to locate in Sanford. TEN D AY SALE TIRES AND TUBES w- J u s t as soon as completed we 'will move into the new building ju st-S o u th of and adjoining t h e W estern Union Telegraph Co.'s of­ fice. Our office equip­ m ent will be of the very la te st design and courtesy and service will be our motto. If you have any th in g to Bell or wiBh to buy, kindly give ub an opportun­ ity to talk it over w ith you. New location 104, P ark Avenue. BROW N REALTY COMPANY"* i* , j ' q*, Already progress has been made, and as we have promised, a plant will be completed within the next Will stand . t h e ninety days. This is the first, others will soon follow * -■ -V and before many years Sanford’s manufacturing in­ m ost ’ dustry will be equally as important as the agricultural. 9 T hese things are assured because of Sanford’s location Skeptical investi­ gation. ,< — its cheap freight fate— its water transportation and its easy access to any point in Florida. SITES 96x260—$2400 . WHEELER Incorporated Realtor t * I - —- - r * I ^ -7 .S ‘ * T W E N T Y P E R -C E N T C A S H , THE BALANCE 422 Union Ave. Phone 473-W. Phone 394-J. 115 Magnolia Avenue « 4 BUSINESS LOCATION " OPPORTUNITY TALKING! •Wonderful buslifeas location, practically in tho heart of San­ ford, 280 feet frontage by 117 it depth. On account of being itmjly located and with both t«r and rail shipping faclli>, Sanford ia destined to bo• large nnd important ..Jb a tin g point in the State, inia location ia very desirable Tor any- kind of, - wholesale bual i - ,track -----X. tfaclli--111 where ample ars qpeeaaary. Alao won* rul location fo r heavy w tpll. mcsB such M grocelry, feed, , etc. For further partjei, writ* owner, J H. M. KILGORE Plant City, Florida P A Y A B L E ' IN S IX E Q U A L SEMI-ANNUAL PA YM ENTS. S IT E S CAN BE SECURED W ITH A 5 P E R -C E N T D EPO SIT, CLOSING IN T H IR T Y D A Y S . Announcing L aqufjtr S y s te m TheBritt-Chil T hl. unique development o iler. « « U e n i I n v l m c l opportunuj A product of Flood and Conklin. Prepared to withstand, all the agencies that have to the time of Laqoara Introduction completely destroyed or rendered unsightly the finest and most expensive automobile finish. Heat, sun, sand, salt water, aikaUe and other elements especially found In tha Florida district have no bad effect on automobiles finished with quar, In fact, the more It Is exposed to tbeso (lenient* \ brighter and newer It'becomes. - ■W s s *. ; , Jffrf t- ^f^ll-r ’ftV another unrrr-cniT T E N D E N MS? - |I# ,i' . /\ .. f Vt'.... Appliixj b y experts who personally guar up tee ostj °UK ORGANIZATION Button EsUmatvs Cheerfully Given Visit our plant, under uow mansgeiuent SANFORD LA^UAR SYff WHITE A GIBSON PBOPRIETOBS. . B ritt Chittenden * Chittenden ‘ ^ tte n d en .f I). C. Griffin w .s ; E, Hoi �^neSewei -V the Fights Results ' 1• . . ' ■1 V N. Moorohead, Los Angeles, CaL; £ i* YORK<—Jack 8ANF0IU> HERALD SATURDAY. ^?rt ' PAG1 I ■ *T y i n « v | Haubcnhelm, N qitIs- Health S S i 'i F» : T. L. Morgin. Jnck"YnrV V u!UiD av^tN 1' Ex,aw York.NcW »ork; CJack ■ sM Ic H i'.n, A w S-aU-zbA—« rounds, W g fi H .i m S b f fcew i lL p*, Csndeoto, Clncinnattl: W. . Baltimore; J. 0. WakcftRta^rSHf Sudiey 0f C*11- Nnd. PaM’-ioraj 8. Monsky, Mont* return of Joo Hauser to first base of Ullca N % d »LBfUrheyr Grnh‘ m C&V ■ Mi.; I. FastCaberg, Montand the presence in right field of S0D'/." ': Tinkler, Jacksonville; Walter French, former army ath­ T. L. l ends, Sfc. Louis; Mrs. letic star, - _ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! . Doherty, Lake Wales; The S t Louis Browns who Ey° ”s Ncw York, 10 fought valicptiy when their third i dumlo„ I*°,ortlc of New Y rounds T. G. Buckler, Jacksonville; Aaron II. Hayes, Albany' Gn.; h . W. circuit place hold was threatened, havr i™ L £ tln *r !'ii“ » s c ' j received same bolstering in the I Boston pitching including "not hit" Chnrlle I'l — Kipsting Robertson. The White Sol r collected, one of f league tr Hug* the finest groups 6f boxmen In. i squad tho league if their winter acquisi­ a. r . « s r C T E n n Sow vet- tions can. hold up their pace in the decis.onovcrDnbc Picnto. 7 rounds. Morris, Atlanta; H. H. Freeman, to repmodern fixtures. It is expected I ? upa: Arthur Mason, New York; lis new mThc Boston Red Sox hnvo hocnlthie bmldinir will be finishwl i„ Thonias Flavcll, Philadelphia; R. after infielders and catchers since curtain 111 H. Ladd. Tampa; A. S. Iluck, the 1U25 Benson closed with the about five weeks. — — Itapids; H. Orchard, Wash* team in tho,cellar and have Also • At the Seminole race course Cedar lnkton. 0. C.; L. Nash Ingraham, added .a bl*r right hand pitcher, : in fav* work on the track Is rapidly pro- Jacksonville; Otis A. Harden, Seincrease Lunjlgreen. frohi the Southern As- gressing, about 150 men and I’OO brings Mrs, J, C. Haleles, Jack* tere has rodntion to the pitching staff. mules are employed. A bed "of sonvlllc; C. G. Campbell and wife This winter the Red Sox added clay iy Mycr has been found near by to be Ncwm>rt News, Emmet McOniin of tho coast league ^ k in g ­ utilized in making the new 100 foot , SEMINOLE ly Rucl, to play second base alongside Dodey Leo. former Tulsa star. Tho S T J A f t . . S ^ Y ^ "mal1 P- w. Walters, Now Orleans; L. new catchers are mostly major palms, is to run through the’ cen' E* Schott* nucy0U9; H* K Da,>ter boulevardawith mmsof#lwthe . L^^luuf. .i .an. arch 11,11 nnc0' Greensboro, N, C.; C,r A.* i i«h - Right now you enn stop Info any grocery store in this town and buy Vt&tu<b» your favorite whole wheat food— Sw ot ,C i.irt-siMfi }Mii) bndjy* v«m iu,,( I'lin'Vj ,%4t ___ 8Up- At a Special Customer’s-Trial Price. This Is your chance tc( ply of this cleanest, healthiest* most appetizing of all whole FREE TO THOSE WHO COME EARLY Climatic Ired an Iversity. be here ih cold Jed the bese as­ tro feel ind will of note « : i >»-1*1 / : zllilgil* i j§ ■ ■! .Jiti-bcj k i r >i j •nil f. ties, tho officials maintain, and it should cventuoiiy .be th at tho Uni­ versity of Florida will send repre­ sentatives to those great tourna­ ments. "However, if we consider the handicap under which the former teams of tho school hove been la­ boring because of tho poor courts, tho university*has- made n good showing,. says__a statement _T_ ____ issued from the institution." "There is much Interest shown In the “sport at the different tourna­ ments held hero 6n the campus. The Round Robin, which is a means of chbosing the best player, gives t. >Jtw pmi —- toufnaItry are IcontenIniversl- .b H ",|l »»tl 'M w ’.nii v»d| At an adjourned meeting of tho town council on Monday evening it was voted to ncccpt the plat of hundred the Dow subdivision. An ordi­ 'are ex- nance was also passed creating the March. office of Sanitary Inspector for the town. [attended [Welfare Ini Wolouse, on .-v11yj iid ,UU A base ball club has been organ­ ized in Longwood with George E. LnVignc us manager hnd. Edward Entzminger as secretary ami treas­ urer. Tho team expects to join the league. A diamond is to be laid out in the town park and cov­ ered with clay to' make a suitable field for the players. Contribution towards the purchase of uniforms and equipment for the club are being accepted by Edward Entzminger. ■e-v - Isn't just a development, i\ W a h 'ti« ffa ij» !* o & S ^ HOTEL ARRIVALS | residential section. Entirely surrounding the Sanford Country Club and the municipal golf links, where the pleasure and amusements can be en­ joyed to the utmost, and yet within a whisper of the homes of the residents t of Miss bencon in been en>a iluring Volusia of Locli Arbor. ■~ 1 '.ly 1 Thu outside of tho building will of pressed faced brick wjth specinl finish,' stucco, panel insets, nil large ]>lat« glass windows, Beven of them being in the banking room which will bo equipped with nil During the coming week the Sanford Golf Club will hold an open championship meet. Nationally, and in- ‘ temationally famed preformers will contest for prizes totalling $4000. This is the first time that such a large assembly of famous golfers have ever met at one tourna­ ment. A home so close to a spot featuring such attrac­ tions should be a paradis© to the lovers of this universal I “MINE” MY OWN BUSINESS sport. Make Money V.* Pi A i t l a n d S e m in o l e • RepresehtJatives will be on the property all day. Sunday, w e are desirous of having every one drive out and talk to these r^en, that the public will understand in detail the entire development program that is progressing very rapidly throughout the development. ' , t Longwood m K-nr With cvcr>* two box purchase of SHREDDED WHEAT—*your grocer ts authorized to GIVE you one package of BISCUIT and one handy sHoppln|fv ■?. bag. Remember I h is is a special combination offer. Most Popular Sports At The State University <—(/P)— populnr jsity ofttion ro­ be sport . of any j Every L courts ta w»itbchance IHig* >1 . ’JL I I‘.\ .. a n d o r a n g e c o u n t ie s m e e t * live S S K i booiltlnif Maitland” ever aim* l [ i- q W i n g p art in building values hero l g0 u« H,,o'v you properties in this ideal % .... �. if^em ents Completed For irert Service Belwcen Big etropolis And One Of The eiitraf CiUes Of Florida LLATKA. J4«* "X—AVrangents were completed here thin il.T.tfbr the; immediate estobn ‘ ne ^perm anent kU.nv.ehip lin e brftweeii Pnjslka N tM 'V ork. Tho: final plum . ipiifM a t a meeting oi mcm* 1 ^ 8 , of . t|»e Palatka Ghambef of Commerce ‘and' rcfiresentativcs of a Hteamabib operators. A direct , . __hedu1e will be inaugurated ns st>en as vessels can be cominUoloned nnd put into operation. .'Ciiptuin-Asa P. Davidson, for tyelity-fiv*,yoars nn offierr of the ,: ',y ,1United Fruit Company and more recently vice president of the Em­ ergency Fleet Corporation, United ;. State*.^flipping Roani, and William ^fToolc represented the opera. -The new line will bo known io Palatka A New York SteamLine. Offices will be muin1 .in, New York and in Pni ' • t- • -ano addition of the new slcnni•hlp lino greatly facilitates the 4|iu u t« r.d f freight shipments for entire'v en tral flection of tho tat* aa well as tho Palatkti dls ict. Arrangements are Ix^m «de by the operators for the nd Itlon of a smaller d raft vessel to p ry freig h t from palatka to San>rd and other Rt. Johns river »lnts. The ocean going steamers 411 dock at- Palatka 'nnd cHstribt* freight for. cen tral' Florida lints via smaller vessel. A g reat deal of stress is bcintf 14 taottw fact that the new line not mfcrely nn emergency step ',.f*d|pvsi tha difficulty caused by nbargoes but representatives of ie cjjftrators have made a thorugh’ dnirveyi, and are convinced . • ANFORD HERALD, SATtlRP that a permanent line is badly o f your, may be in terested , in lots, pieces or parci needed in the central section of certain Isncl .situ a te ip Komlnalo C Florida.* r % ' ; Fin rids, ntul described a s t< Sailings -will be mainUlnnd twice to -w lt: Lota N ineteen (19). Tw ei every ten days from New York and tw o (12) and 'T w en ty .II Palatka. (22) o l Bojrd’a 'ytabd ivielm the E a sa t,t , l l aa l f ( E H ) of Two steiimera will go into ser­ ortheast o r t h e a s t Qunrtnr Q u arte r (IN N EU E U1 vice Immediately and three others ■• N I11" N flr tg * i« Q uarter (N art? available If the business Wilis of th e S o u th w e s t Q u a r t e r (f or Hertlon T h lrty -sla rant*, nddltiona. ’ T ow n sh ip N in etee n If i s ) h The steamers will bk In tho 3,000 ltansto T h i r t y ’ f S o y - E u a t . cording to pint, th e r e o f, of deadweight ton ?lnss and will enrord In t h e 1‘ubllo, R e c o r d i 5y a crow of thirty, men. A great Hemlnnle County," Florida eal of stevedoring work will be F l a t B ook O ne U ) on ElKhly-flve <l&). , necessary at Pdlktka. > IT IS T H E R E F O R E O R t i Docking space has been provided that yoo. and each o f y o u f by the Putnam county road and you nre h<r o ly required to to tb * B ill oT C om p lain t I bridge bond trustees and the W. A. cause on Monday, th e t«t. Merryday Grain Company. Tim F clifiiary, 1*36 a t th e -C o u rt city will start within the next few nt Sanford, S em inole C ounty Ida, and In dnfault th ereo f, weeks with the erection of new Crse Pro C onfcsso w ill be ( municipal docks. Money for tho a g a in st you, said ca u se belna I to" quiet title in the Com pi erection of the mbnlcipaT docks has to tho nhnye described nreml been voted and is now In bank. : i IT j a FIJUTHI5R OBOE UK ^f-**7*^ 3- l ic tir counr. iB V f c im i TRtAII i>. i t APT*, C o m p la in a n t. a,,J w *w m In tjeinlnplo C ounty. Florida, and ss* 4 , v v iu iit A u (.n T tn e. i r i L t h . «n<t It ! a r.'fs'K -iw i;*ri2?*E TSl •If dead ail p s r it.e a .c lslm ln v an y In­ terest by, through or* under W il­ li a m ’Payne; a s halm , devisees.' lee a te e s or o th e rw ise . Ip ,ths lan d s * VhVnteed Jit. thin su it, a s b cro ln dcfecrlbed Ss tolloW s. to-W ll: H eainnlap at the K outlifaat C or. 4 mm am «.gwjK S I 'S ' day ^jn?*OltDllnM>> till'd 8th 1cfrylii of (’Irru lt t^inirt, -r V .. ■tS c& h n th J u d i c i a l ' C irc u it, MUd M il w ill b» Uthfn M -e o n fe sa * Hcruffuili! C om ity. "F loridaCd by y o u i and ditc* - • « >*»U. said * b ill o f complaint" havtuir bean f il­ (B eat) f it: w . \v . w n o n n q p F , i>. c . ed for tho purpose ot O tneitpg litr e to tin? nbnvn .described land In •■'f* Strtkdtur. fo r C om plainant. t * H art. C om plainant 1 8 / frliU T ilE ll ORD E ll ED, J a n .'* , IB. 23," 30s Feb. 6; 1V '‘v''; " ~v — ,r : w^hmtltAk' 0 * ^ mmx I'ho « Groves and r around SANFORD are famou? ' Subject to ilrior sale, We of miles from the City of Sanford sr .sL H b s k 9K"5Wh' 20 "chnlns. W est * chains, Booth 1.2*. chains. S.Sl ch ain s IN T H E C IH C U rr C O im T OF SRM tM It.E COVNTV, F liO ltlO A . in rnlKCSfiv. h r ilfr fo r PuTillratlfin. 3. ST. C l. AI ft W HITE, ami VOLIE A WILLIAMS, C om plain- HOTEL Raaldao* o f ■ * *r n " First V T he p a ir s , D nvlnsea ftrhntes* an.l oth er cla im a n ts under 'jirDMAH I. n o V D , dsceasSd or othcrw lae; __a n d o th e r, D e fe n d a n t n. . . T H E STAThf OF FLORIDA TO! A ll p a rties cla im in g In terest • In th e lan ds and p rem lsos h e r e in a ft­ er dlncrlbed under Thoman f. Uoyd, d eceased or u tn hrw lsr; nil purtlrs c>rilining In te re st. In th e lands and prlm U ns h erefnatrer described und­ er T. 1. Boyd, deceased nr o th e r ­ w ise: nnd a ll o th er p a rties In ter­ e ste d In ^dhe lan ds and prem ises MONDAY, FE B R U A R Y 15th nEAii R m n ,n "iftsrisjP r*" Elton J. Houghton ARCHITECT FIrat National Bank Bldg. Sanford. ■■■. ■ ■ Florida MIAMI S H O R E S F o r particulars, see your brol RPXITTOIti P. 0 : BOX 404 8:00 P . M. Make Your ReftetYationi* Now WURT W. WARNER. Manager, n t- Florists Association. D IN N E R 'SE R V E D DANCING 9:30 untn 2:0P This property consists of *, Orange Grove which should * J boxes Of ftu it per.^'ear; 70 !L£ 5 room house and all necessary You ipUst act quickly. A D V E R T IS E M E N T S TELL YOU W! O F B U SIN ESS IS DOING America’s Mediterranean In Homes, Lots, Business Property Thrit will make you a nice profit. In Lake nnd Orange County Acres. * * Let us make you money. Right now. ,r'- Daytonn Bench V-"\t 4 y World’s C rcaiw t Pianist. w Brices; ’*$2 to $5 •Plus (ax. si %- .* , • Orlando, Florida. Sales begins Monday, January 9HKltA' •*-\rf-y•■ -.1 njbOty 'fffh hrf# -f-i V.* , MARLOWE REALTY CO. Friday, F ibruury 51 h, 8:15 /TV* v* v- . k'--. J' V.'f Mali orders received now. ■i/i*- vj t, . , t" ‘V. » \ _ , "i A•»-, , t /H e k r* 1" ‘ .. - ", ” I 432 North Orange Avenue Phone 1417 HAT morccoj WKiial—igjs.t.-ittBas-. ask? The East Dixie High) Federal Highway—thej Concourse — the West Highway—and Miami Ai \.I \ • , .■* t A uction S ale [affauni*,- issr-cn fioaboo Thursday, Jan. 28, 10;30 A . M. iV o c e m ,v LA llendale on B eautiful Lake Charm only one mile from Oviedo, this is a wonderful orange grove subdivision [•» ^ "accessible to Lake C harm with one beautiful lot facing k " this beautiful lal<e, which will soon have a hard surface road, the bond money is now available. True, Miami Avenue is not as yet completed, but the bonds have v */These lots have twenty-year-old b earing orange trees, also tangerine and grape fru it trees. ' • o u n o fc , L W,11i bej rr P,d y COn,structed through to MIAMI SHORES. The Shoreland Company has paved Miami Avenue through its properly, a s well as the West Dixie Highway and the Grand Concourse. v ^ 3 Allendale faces on th e hard surface read from Geneva • to Oviedo and is ju st outside of the city limits of Oviedo " \ v h e r e things are happening. - :&*r. *• We consider this Die best subdivision th a t we have of­ fered this season and we know tlia t there is a chance for the home seeker as well as the investor to make some easy and quick money, H ^cessihU ity meana W tb in g to y«u as a potential in v e sto r -if beii)g on the hne o f travel appeals to y o u -if the Satisfaction of properly distributed main thoroughfares through a nronertv counts for anything Wtyour o p in io n -if having over i « 2 j actual w aterfron t» J l m r , cr3 r T specific values, than MIAMI SHORES should certainly ^ 1 1 to you as it has to thousands of others. sell itse lf .-! '.I .*■■■ rV vTerms: One-third Cash, Balance in 6 and 12 Months. In gold will be given away absolutely Free BAND CONCERT i j A J s o bem itiful lot with twenty-yonr-ojd, bearing ort tre e s.■ r+J • K V ■" , vtJW m AUCTIONEERS w&m Office: 116 East Second Street, v / ;-t* v a ■;] v "' *. t sft * f *T 'n*.\ v.?:' i t~r~ry-^T' In order to reach Miami! car or train, one must nc pass through MIAMI SI The inland waterway tween MIAMI SHORES] ..land and MIAMI SHOI ' LAND. *■' ”' yj t 1 'A j > m m m y* &, A ;* �BERALP. SATURDAY, 11—A utom obiles fo r Sale ONE HUDSON Llmoslne fo r Bale, Chtnp. Good running condition, Good rubber. Snnford Filling Sta­ tion. ‘______ ___ S e m in o l e n u d s o n - e sh f .x in o .> 203 Oak Avenue K • Phone 41 CHRYSLER . : CHAR. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. 27— Profcsaionnl Servicen 411 W. 1st St. Phone 092 SANFORD DRUG COMPANY “The Rcxnll Store” “ DODGE~ Miller Oi Phillips Co., Inc, ■■ We make a specialty of our prompt Pleasure earn and Graham trucks. filling of prescriptions and quick delivery. Oak nnd 2nd Street. Phono 3 Drugs Soda — Hot Sandwiches SANFORD BUICK CO, 212 Magnolia Avenue UNION'PHARMACY 111 First Street Phone 307 Prescription Snocinlists CHEVROLET Phono 375 fhr immediate attention. Don-Jnn Chevrolet Co.. Inc. 2nd and Magnolia Phone 708 LANKY'S DRUG 'STORE—Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We IIUPS—MAltMONS nre ss near you ns your phone. Sanford Automobile Co. 20C Magnolia Ave. Phone 187 7—Situations W anted—Male 58—Household Goods A POSITION am. stenographer TOR SALE: Gas stove, and oven, wanted nt once With well estab­ 1*00 Laurel Avenue. lished firm. Address Bn* 7 care Herald. l'9 Jt SALE i Electric washer. Prac„ tlcally new. Address Box 14 care MAN KNOWING oil branches or Herald, building trade, wishes position with nemo builder tn-Sanford. F irst ANTIQUES for sale that are worth while. Two- mahogany class carpenter, pipe fitter, plum­ ber, in fact anythin? in tho bulld- sideboards, tablet, chairs, silver, * ‘ “ Box 27A, fflaas, china etk. Dixie Highway, Orange City, Florence Mauck. Sanford. 86— I^ots for Sale 82—Business Property TRY LONGWOOD NOW , IB business lots on Dixie, 2 blocks north of Oranre and Black Hotel. Will retail for more than $19,000, Sacrifice 3 daya only $11,000. half cash, owner on property. Look for auto with Kirns attached. • 83—Farm s and Land for Sole _ $10,000 WANTED: A position as concrete worker nnd finish man. Addresa G. W. cure Herald. $3000 jaah, Balance on mortgage 6 ROOM HOUSE on Highland Street on lot R4X117 $7300 $3000 cash, Bnlance $50 per month. V— F in a n c ia l '18—llusinoiW (Opportunities CONTRACTORS ATTENTION I _ IV—Employment 3^—Help Wanted—Female Snnford Stove A Furniture Co. 321 E. First Street PHONE 148 for r irompt attention Wc carry a full line | and experienced sen,-fee ‘ in arOur prices nre right.1 Cash or j ranging your,copy, terms. Wcwant your business. Don't miss this opportunity1, wo are selling out our entire stock of 62—Musical Instrum ents 84—Rouse* for Sale equipment. Look this list over. Get AUTOS FOR HIRE SALE Second hand piano, JUST COMPLETED n new modern EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day WANTED: Nent girls for dining your order in now. Phone Sanford FOR 6 room house, good location on Call 3211. or night. Meets all trains. Bagroom work. Address L. C. care earner lot. P^ice $0000. Exception­ ago transfer. Phone 581 and C3-W. Herald. REALTORS and Brokers should, ally. easy terms. Phone 738. carry a complete list of their Power Saw Rig, complete— best REEL & SONS COLORED GIRL wanted to care offerings in the classified col-1NEW FIVE room house, large You Drive It. for child in afternoon. Call up­ $125,00. rooms and well nnranged, good ^-Gasoline power pump—$35. W. Mrrtle and 2nd St. at R. R, stairs nt 1112 Myrtle Avenue. shado trees. Has lights and water, 1—Bar cutter—$60.00. 64—Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers etc. Price $5000, easy terms. Phono LINCOLN — FORP -nfFORDSON A YOUNG LADY as enshier from 3.—Evenrude water pumps — 738. ’■'* » " Edward Higglntf, Inc. 0 to 10 in evening. Nine to twelve $100,00 each. FOR SALE: Mesich jjrcen and MeCommercial A Palmetto. Phone 331 nnd two until seven on Sundays. I—stump puller—$125.00. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE slch special celery plants. $1.00 Saturdays off. Roumillat and An­ 1—gasoline power hoist, practi­ per thousand. F. F. Dutton A Co. NASH derson, cally new—$784.00. nousc; 4 room, bath new, mod­ Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine 1—Dandle Mixer,, practlcally.new CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu em Improvement, Sanford Ave­ I W. First SL Phone 017 WAITRESSES: Waiters, could nue. $4,500.00. las row ready. 25c per dozen place mnn nnd wife. Wanted at Phone 40-W. Mrs. L. II. Jones. Six room house, bath, screen the Altamonte Hotel, Altamonte porch, all modem Improve­ Springs, Fla., between Sanford nnd Liberal discount on small tools, STEWART THE FLORIST*' ments, Palmetto Ave. Orlando. Also woman us chamber­ wheel harrow carts, etc, Wc have Flowers for all Occasions. Five mom hmi'.", bath, all I maid, and also man in kitchen, only everything 814 Myrtle. Phone 2C0-W. you need for- your new modern Improvement^, located DIANA white help employed. Call or write on Sanford Ave., facing east, Moon — Diana Sales and Service Geo. E. Bates nnd Sons. 65— SpecinlH at the Stores $5,000.00. 208 W. First St. Phono 017 , Ixits In Fort Mellon S. Q. PORTER, Mgr. 33—Help Wanted—Male Lot 8, $2,000.00; I/it 01, $2.15—Service Stations—Repair- A NIGHT wntchniun, middle aged 000.00; l.ot 11 on Mcllonvlllc Avenue $1,905.00. . . must furnish good references. Rose Court Celery City Lumber & Supply Co. I.ot 47, $3,000.00; Lot 77, $2,UAVE YOUR CAR COLUMBIA BICYCLES E. W. SPROUL CO, , 025.00; Lot 70, $2,750.00; Lot Washed le. AnNew Jcing Station Polished athma. Just the thing that will please your 1, Lnnta Sanford, Fin. , and lysis, I I/)t 4 fares on Sanford Ave­ Greased , iw you nue $3,150.00. a t the SALESMEN! relief, BALL HARDWARE Franklin Terrace PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY ine or I’hnno 8 Lot 3 $1,300.00. Oak Avenue n, Box Four l.nls: I/)t* 7, 8, 0, 10, We Give Night Service for Greenwood Gardens, high . OSTEEN facing on Elm Avenue nnd 12th class suburban development. Needs n commercial hotel. If Street for $7,500.00. If you Division WIGHTS-s^Thrce stations. Mag­ Straight commission. Must you want to make1 money gel want a bargain see us about to Orhave car. nolia and Second, First and Elm, in, with some substantial local the above property ami lot us F lo r a Snnford Avenue and 10th Street, people oil it ground floor basis. In­ show It to you. Price and > Highvestigate. Osteen Realty Co., PuExpert service, * terms, reasonable. Address leiton-BrumRy UId^_ Snnford. 66— W unlod— T o Buy THE WHITE REALTY CO. 305 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. OPEN ALLfcUGttT •--------V lT ^ L k e rto c fT ---MAITLAND REALTY CO, A (^?!E^P i-ecnXd liftnd |\ fjodftede Wrecker Service Day and Night Maitland, Florida for a fivo jfnir old chib 24 Hours Storage 1 VIII—Merchafiflbic ' 4: ROO.M HOUSE, one wood t sow Sanford Herald. WALKER A LEWIS GARAGE ]\ land 0 If. P. engine. Gilbert Sanford Avc..& 2nd. Street / 40—Poultry, npd Supplies TENT n Dcl/mrh, Corner'Ifth St. and Pc’ Phone 00 dress I cart Avenue. - . i BETTER BABY CHICKS: White 16—Auto Livery—Garage I/Cghorns only. Every chick slr- SNAP BEANS, squash, celery, bell pepper, cabbage, carrots and with car to sell complete line rd by pedigreed son o f high record A BEAL BARGAIN NEW THREE car £u1vnnizcd iron MAN beets, oranges by the crate.—J. W. trap nested hen. These are top quality auto tire's and tubes. Exgarage, good doors, and tracks, Phillips, 2120 Central Avo., Augus­ scbrnll i good for storage, house or garage, elusive territory, Experience not quality chicks thnl grew to profit­ ta. Nr<" 5 Room House Ga. Salary $300.00 per able pullets, $20 per 100; $180 per mnntlr. to bo moved nt oncc. E. B. Clements necessary. $3250 n> . ^ month. Milestone Rubber Company, 1000. Delivery after Jan. 15th. In­ ). J. H. iiJI2 Park Ave., or Basket Bldg. teresting catalog. Plnobrceju- Farm, I 'BUY, pnjl cash for second hand East Liverpool, Ohio, pianos. Address Box 362. $760.00 cash, balance easy terms. Callahan. Fin. Florida’s largest Ill— Business Service MAN WANTED (city nr country) poultry farm. IX—Roams and Hoard old established company will sup­ 53—Build iiiR Materials IS—Business Son’ico Offered ply capital and st.it t you in your 67— Rooms With Hoard .iwtt permanent business, selling MR. W. P. CARTER necessities people must buy every •7Y E 0 L I)E TYME1, “Silhouettes" ROOMS, with or without meals, Room 230 Melsch Building day. Experience unnecessary! Write or profiles of Washington time. Reasonable rates. Lincoln lintel II. I). McCALL JR. McConnon & Co., Factory 821. Wi­ You ought to have yours. Some­ all. dark G8—Rooms Without Board nona, Minn. Builders Supplies 0 pounds thing unique. Whulo families In ___ c------------- • ... ... silhouette. Cheap. They arc aomcrn or bi- Ihing very rare. The old iqan has WANTED: Grocery clerk nt once. ONE iK’ilroom adjoining bath to 110 North Iaiurel St. Opposlte Write P. O. Box 178, Sanford, gentlemen. 1103 Oak Avenue. had many years of practice. Ad­ dress or call for a few days, Nich­ FOR RENT—Fumlahed room suit­ ols, 410 Oak Avenue, carp Mrs. STENOGRAPHER: Steady work able for. ony jp r, two_ gcntlemert. Two new six room Colonial'bouses Long. \ located among beautiful oak trees, Mr. Becisch, Phoenix Utility HILL LUMBER CO. House of 813 Magnolia Ave. ready for occupancy January 26th Company. TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing] Service, Quality and Price, and February 10th. UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Apply disking and street grading. YOUNG MAN: One with high 418 Oak Avenue.________ 1-ct us do your subdivision. M. M. school education preferred, who Prices and terms very reasonable. Ixml, Route A, Box 210. 72—Where to Stop in Town can meet the public, and call on COAL FOR SALE. Thono or catl locul business men. .Salary basis. A. P. CONNELLY A SONS i WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing State age in communication. Ad­ Lincoln H otel.__________ _ ” T MONTEZUMA- HOTEL ~ Cor. Second and Magnolia Engraving, Embossing. See ur dress H 10 care Herald. Sanford's most home-liko ho­ G7_(5ood Things to E at first. We do it. Phone 417-W tel; located on corner Magnolia R. R. Ave.-Commercial St. Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ 36—Salesmen and Agents ness section. Open all year. t BARBECUE j 19—Building—Contracting ,, j . r . McDo n a l d , Mgr. REALESTAffE SALESMEN WE DESIRE to Recur* the servi­ On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive 35—Lots for Sale SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. ces of 2 high-claas salesmen, 'Where everybody meets everybody Successors to Glllon A Platt 78—Wanted—Rooms, Board » Cold Drink* who know how to sell real estate, Sandwiches 116 Magnolia. Everything elec­ not merely order taker*. If you are Hot Coffee ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central­ trical. Phone 422. Electragitl u real salesman and desire expo­ v v Gas and Oil Station. ly located, must have nave hot not water Radio. • • sition apply at our office, 305 First and convenient to bath. State price Nat’l. Bank Bldg., Sanford, Ha. JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds |n communication. Address L. F. G. . of Tint and Sheet Metal Work. White Realty Co. care Sanford Herald. Water end Boat Tanka. At Oak 36—Situations Wanted 3 ROOM furnished apartment fur Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ Female light housekeeping. Must be mod­ phone 111. ern. Address P. F, C. csr* Herald. from msln travel road. For a real quick sale can b* had for $23 per m i r a c l e ' Concrete Co., general EXPERIENCED Stenoera acre. $500 cash, balance In twelve sires position. 404 Myr i |X —Real BsU te For Rent cement work, sidewalks, build­ months. ' _____ ' in g blockn, irrigation boxes. J. R- nue. MORGANTOWN W V/L. peopU 7$— Apartments and Flats I - « T r . r k Ttrwllleger, Prop. are Interested to Florida. Each WANTED: Stenographei BOOTH AND GIBBS Ttt* T r u t h of them through a ciwsIfW «d TURK ROOM apartment furnish­ years experience deetrw 117 Magnolia Avenue A UGU8TA CHRONICLE — Au­ in the Morgantown POST. W* ed or unfurnished a t Paata. M gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest in Sanford. Can furnish cento a word for six consecutive llaiison Shoe Shop. classified medium, rate, cash. $e references. Write Box Issue*. Herald. charge, 10e minimum. 13—Automobiles for Hire IP FATHER F To o r R to o r ; [ ;CLOVET> A H 'I'M ^ S CAT M E D A tJQ H TEL^ ,L.1=> M E O O IT K HUNDRED DOULARtx FO R M E ? 0 room house on Palmetto Ave. with all modern improvements. This house ift on a corner and owner will tell for i W A hT YOU T O LOTaE THEfbE rod H e • I FOUND THEM IN ME P O C K E T - 1 O O N T KNOW. WHERE I £*OT *et , . . ■t-i 5 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE on Highland Street, only one block from Young's Develop­ ment. i $7350. $4500 Cash. Balance Terms. 5 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE on Elm Avenue. This house has every modern improvement. $0500 $2500 cosh. Balance monthly payments. , *5 ROOM HOUSE on corner of Elm and High­ land, facing Young’s Develop­ ment, $8500 $2500 Cash. Balance Terms. Ite had. IS acres near la k e Mar I acre muck land, real is rood f< oranges, etc. $4,500. Terms. - ~ I HAGAN REALTY G O ./ i • ion E. 2nd Street. Phone 61 .CHOICE " RESIDENTIAL Id from 4750 up on very easy terra i We have lata In all sections of fia fonl. Phone 733. ‘ TODAY'S BEST BUY Lot In Fort Mellon, on Mel He Avenue, far below mai ilu« Price $2000 with excel , Rose Court lot—one of best hw: In the beautiful ndditlon for $270 Terms. , ... *ii 80 acres close Iq, excellent ft subdividing purposes, going, now i $500 per ncro. McCALL A FOX REALTORS PHONE 745. •.] ’ t i * 6 ROOM HOUSE on French. Avenue, facing Young’s Development. 60 ft. lots Silver Lake—$3000.00. These 240 feet deed. 60 ft. lota Lake Onoro—$2200.00. These 400 deep. Most Beautiful Lakeside Homesites in the County only 1000 fe e t' from city llrolta. Terms very attractive. Remember , all the'd for tho Spring are err side of Sanford Ave., ai lake-aides are not i beauty by anything «U $500 ensh. Balance $50 per month. CITY REALTY Phone 120 71 5 ROOM HOU8E on Maple Avenue facing Pinehurst on large lot. This house Is complete except for bath room fixtures and plumfflng. $500 Cash, month. $3800 0 ROOM HOUSE on Palmetto Avcnuo on corner of Martin with all modem Im­ provements. This house has two kitchens and can be occu­ pied by two tenants. $0000 1 $1500 Cash*. Balance Terms. 6 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE on Hanford! Avenue, facing Rose Court with garage and large yard, containing tropical trees and flowers. $10,500 $2609 Cash, Balance Terms. 6 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE on Highland Street, near Elm withitlouble garfgc.and all Im­ provement*. .,$0450 $4800 Cash. Balance $40 per month. , 6 ROOM MOUSE nt Gindcryille. 'This houae le near Snnford' Avenue , sad la not quite1completed. $3000 $500 Cash. Balance Monthly, Owner of this house will con* shier tr good Ford automobile ns part of caah payment. 2 ROOM HOUSE Facing east on Sanford Ave­ nue on lot 00x200, located this aide of Glndervllle. $1600 $1100 Cash. Balance $20 per month. 0 ROOM HOUSE located 0 miles from Sanford and one third mile from Elder Springe on 1>S acre of land. FOR SALE: Four lota In Pinecreat 87—Acernge for, Sale 16 ACRES one mil* southeast! W& Lake 51ary, all high and dry $500 per acre, 1-2 cash, balance 1 end It 1 years. By owner. Box 110 Sanford Herald. ' -T-d WE HAVE some .front property b acree up. Call, on FOR SALE;-^bout 40 u r n lai Jifift east uuxt UK of uvncYB Geneva bridge, urjugv, 16 feet on bard road. $300 par Terms: 1-3 caah, balance 1 ,2 * Owner F, B. Dyson, 1720 S. f t 88—Real Estnto for Excha 40 ACRES Black Hammock • Land For Sala. Lota w 241, 242, 248, 244 In tha 9W til* SW 1-4 of auction 1-21*811 Inolo county, 1-4 mtlea north) of Oviedo; la 1-4 mil# from railroad* and p$ved road*, rounding lands making big mi In truck. Price $12,000.00. Ti $1260 Cash, Balance arranged) to suit purchaser. ■ 6 ROOM HOUSE on Oak Avenue with all mod­ ern improvements. ’ $12,600 $7000 Cash. Balance on Mori* gage. ‘ 6 ROOM HOUSE with extra building lot. This house la located on Sanford Avenue near Geneva Avenue. paid. Address Owner, Bober ElUs, F . Q. 822, F art H j m , 1 FOR BALE—I have one beat lot front on Dixie Highway, out of city limits of Longi Will take used closed car ant cash first payment, balance h year, Bee KoontX, opposite 81 Auto Camp. ->-^^70? ' $$000 $2500 Cash. Balance Terms. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 515 First National Hunk Bldg. Phone 713 HAVE CADILLAC condition. Will in �r.vx.*-T'iv•■. 1■ '- " 1* . wv ' «. 1 1 „Vrt/lv* .4 * V N4 %* •$ ~4 •■ • " - 7, ;.'jj«TEi '1*'. -4Mr41 (‘•TV 1 •'ll •«* «.4 ■ ■w,yt -i• / \ ^j . v. •*’M * f #:* t % • i it ■ ‘ * !'^<i e* fJbr* ■ pi- - 4(4^l *'i ; t"c; ,*» • ■•> SAfE y ?*K*t^*< T’TffP ' ?“'*;• • •a• ^ \ ' v .* • f*;' r*> ' l‘ *, « * , ■ ^* rV«rV % • »» ' ********** ■ - ?\V', ,V ■1Jf" ^ . \ • 7.■ f V tiJ *J f■* - ■.:•'•<; • • » T ! \f 1 k|)! • ’ ‘ «v -■ " * .... By consolidation and merger the Florida Pow er & Light Company has now succeeded to all the property and rights formerly belonging to the following Companies: .; S O U T H E R N U T IL IT IE S C O M P A N Y MIAMI G A S C O M P A N Y MIAMI E L E C T R IC L IG H T & P O W E R CO. MIAMI B E A C H E L E C T R IC C O M P A N Y D A Y T O N A PU B L IC S E R V IC E C O M P A N Y . ORM OND SU P P L Y COM PANY "*■ LAKELAND G AS COM PANY S T . JO H N S E L E C T R IC C O M P A N Y S O U T H E R N H O L D IN G C O M P A N Y • and certain other properties formerly owned and operated by smaller com­ panies or individuals throughout the State. Before these properties were united into one company each had been operated as a separate unit. Their operation as one property by Florida Pow er & Light Company with the various power stations connected by high voltage electric transmission lines will result in efficient and stable service on an unusually economic basis. 1 T h e territory served by the Florida Pow er & Light Company is grow­ ij m ing rapidly and one of the purposes of the consolidation was to place the hew Company in a position to obtain funds to provide additional facilities i I... S R f B B t* » »*I V * v . * 1 . i ’-* ** Kkr*iEKET ” .f *, i yr . ’_________________i ______________________ - _______H i m VJCji '< * f • » r t'-uXX'L, ffiPrtxVA d/ 4! • -WL •* ' ■*. ^' »\/ _V * -jt *•i l£ - VVUi‘ * ? , 1«. V*w * Us :v*- •* » r '. rnftWil . : ........................ " \ •!; r v . •/ ~ , 1 . Jrtf „• *'<’HWyiT Mie ' r / i v ■ . - (* ■ f c W K S iIs / tj f , ' ; s r . y v /2 - A P I -r‘ • u f-J L fr • - x F i . 1” * ‘ •f f * . . �SANPORI), FLORIDA, MONDAY, JAN U A RY 25, 192G -■ ■ ___________ thirst Picture of e d it i i•. and S is Captor City Commission R a a a b s Ordinance Designed To * Check Dangerous H abit; GO Days Fof Third Cb m Action Makes Certain That Final Vote On Tribunal Wffl Come Within A Few Days New Docking Plans Suggested By Hutton j ____ • ■ City Mny. Dredge Slips To Fatal Shoollni; In Wealthy New Yorker’s Home Lost GItc Unloading Boats Safe N ight May Have Been Work And Protected Facilities Of Aii Enemy Of Doering • apartment ahd overpowered him'before he could get his gutm *ut. LOCAL City Commissioners adopt or­ dinance making operation oil an automobile by nny one under the influence of whiskey nn offense punishable by jail sentenco. Large delegation from Maine will Is? entertained upon nrrivul nt Sanford. Secretary of Stnto Association of Realty Honrdn addresses lo­ cal realtors at weekly meet. Florida Vegetable Corporation says development of farm lands for Hult-division purposes has caused light celery crop. Campbell TiLonsing Post . of Anirricim Legion to meet with, auxiliary tonight. County Chambers of Com­ merce approve plans for exhibit nt Tampa, fair, Willy McFdrlond will arrive in Sanford today to practise for Re ho , Mnr- , looked W face morgue b cophl that I raprae- loats the ofiVilli»m m illin g iwercd | k the :it> ptrebcncr Saint Peter” Now In ; Custody Of Officers at- the keen left, TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 25,—(JP) ley Tay- —"Saint Peter” Is now in the custody of the Florida authorities. ynddiH* A commitment was received by I o f f i m the state prison bureau todny for ' promis- Ruv St. Peter, sent up bv tho Will tula* court of criminal rpcord, of HillaHi.’’ Tha, horough county, for one year and one day. after conviction fot the larceny of n motor vehicle. NEW STYLE NICE, Jnn. 25.—GP)—For wet days shoes of crocodile, alligator, lizard and snake skins are quite tho thing. All the girts wore them in the cold and rain a t the running of tho Grand Prix, McFarland Will San fa rd This Afternoon For Golf Meet Wednesday Official Of Slato Association Willy McFarland, American Says Increasing Number Of open golf champion, is expected Wi Sub-Divisions Arc Hunting arrive in Hanford today In order Affriciillural Development to piny n few practice rounds over the course of the Sanford Golf and Paul O. Meredith, executive sec­ Country. Cluh’s links in prepara­ retary of the Florida Ass,*'hiti«>n tion for the Central Florida Cham­ of Real Estate .Boards, talked be­ pionship tournament which is to fore memliera of the Stlnford Board lie played here on Wednesday, nnd at tlic luncheon'meeting held today Thursday of. this week. McFarland .will be nccpfnpnnlod nt noon in the Sominple Grill. by his family tntd will bo quart­ M. Meredith informed tho mem­ ered at the Hotel Forrest Lake bers of the local board on the work Ids stay in UiIh city. being carried out by the state asso­ during In commenting this morning on ciation, and of tho various features the coming event, Frank MacNoll, of the national convention of real­ secretary of the local.club, under tors which was held recently in whoso'auspice* tourney Is liv­ New Orleans. He stated during the ing lu^ftutnlcd the that other promi­ course of his remarks on tho na­ nent entries are expected to ar­ tional meet, that the Florida asso­ rive in the city this afternoon ciation was now the, largest of any tomorrow and thut the links of nttd the slnt«.organisation in the country, wvuld I>i'crowded with visit,having far surpassed the .Califor­ chjli inff lirtes limber InffUp for Ujo start nia nnd New York Boards. of the* pinyWednesday morning lu commenting on tho activities ut o f fnct/Attlu T7*nt, Mr. Bleredlth Louirf Wtiri-rl, Florida hianpgeh saiA'lhht "the stole association Is, for tho A. C. Spaulding Company, a tte n d in g 16 got local real eatait? nnd aparty of. six professionals a-party prafcaMoi.-.- drill be awarded. Imm Jfjitoly at hoard* and other civic organiza­ from the Jucksonvillo district ore the finirh of the finnl mutch on tions In behind a movement to fur­ to arrive late today. Mr. Worry! Thursday, in tho club ha sc, it wus ther (be development of the agri­ is to assist in handling the affnitn stated. cultural advantages of Florida.” • "TM great amount of acreage thnt h.s boon placed frito suh-dlvisions has taken toll of the re­ ceipts derived annually from tho citrus nnd trucking industries of the state," Mr. Meredith said, and "it haH been estimated that approx­ imately 20,000 acres of citrus rais­ ing lands alone have been cut up into sub-divisions nnd some effort must bo made to place an equal Joseph Connor And E. Stoy Officer Is Inslanll/ Killed number of acres again into culti­ When 1iu eh :t imns.Opetntors Taken Before Grand Jury vation if the income of the state from agricultural sources is to Of I'ince, Resist. Aries! And At Jacksonville And Then maintain Its high level, or is to Open Fire On The Haiders Transferred To County Jail continue to grow." Mr. Meredith stressed the im­ JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jnn. 25. FORT LAUDERDALE. Jun. 25. portance of Realtor* having u pro­ Coleman, Ikillywood per understanding of the code of —(/P)—Joseph Connor, 25, mid —f/P)—Owen policeman, was shot and killed at GCorgc E. Stoy, 3fl, charged with etjiics to which e»cb member of a ] o'clock this morning when ho real*estate board subscribes when criminally attacking a young mar­ and two other officers eitered an he joins nnd asked that the mem­ ried woman in n downtown hotel nilrgcd bootleg liquor store own­ ber* of the local hoard use core, ed by Buchanan Brother), on the and judgment In the selection of yesterday morning, were taken be­ -Duvie-Dunia read. Four of the fore n special Duval county grand new members. Static's Attorney Buchnnan bropicrs. Will Wiley, ■■■ He stated thnt the state associa­ jury Thursdny, Frank and Hoy. are In tustody. tion waH working to have a com­ Cltnrles M- Durrnncf, minounced Will Buchur.an who vhh shot todny. The men were tranlferrwl pulsory' clause enacted in the by­ during the rail, in a t tlu Allison from the oily to I ho county jail laws of each locul organization Hospital. Miami Hcnch, ginnled by which would call for all applicant* lids morning fur safo keeping. Both men denied having seen the a deputy v*heiiff, Chiuf Deputy for membership submitting to an oman, who is said to have idonti- Hheriff Wniissi A. lllcks. accuses e d u c a tio n a l qualification test rela­ either Will or Wiley of Die shdottive to their ability to.Intelligently ecPtht-m nnd im being tht* ones handle all matterr. pertaining to tho who took her from tho hotel .ele­ Coleman, ucpomimnied by of­ vator to a room rented by one t,f rent estate business.* the men on the fourth floor. There ficers Willis and Dickkoi of the Hollywood furcc, went to the BuBy mean* of nn instrument call­ tho men attacked her, she said. ha nan place tu investigate the re­ ed the "brass brain," tho move­ The young woman and her husband potted whipping of on unidentified ment of the tides can be foretold. cheeked out of tho hotel yestdrxlny man earlier ir, the evenirg. There is only one Instrument of noon1to avoid notoriety, tho hotel The Buchanans were Bail to have this kind nnd it is owned by the manager said.. offered resistance when the of­ Tho wonlnu told the hotel man­ United .Stales. entered end a general fight, ager that she had gone totho lobby ficers in which pistols were, used, follow­ of tho hotel at, 8 o’clock Sunday ed. was shot through the morning tp get medicine for her -bend Coleman snd death was said to hnvo husband who was 111. She mid been Instantanesus. * boarded tbe elevator to return to Deputies from the Broward coun­ her room1when accosted by th* two ty sheriff's office wore rushed to men, one qt whom held s revolver the scene by Chief Deputy W. A. against her Side, sho told the man­ ped from Sanford fields thin week ager that She had gone to the lobby Hicks and thhH three Buchenens “lit, Up to tlic nresent present time time we we hu have were arrested *nd brought „b*fe while Will Hurhsnan waa taken to shipped any celery", Mr. Bantbe Allison bosp to! for treetmoot. i sald, "for we prefer to weir Orie hullet from ono of the pistols S Making Sub-Division Of Farm Lands Cause Of Light Crop, F. V. C. Claims The development of farm ldnd*? of tho (oiirtiainerit for tko club nnd has been rcM>nmdhlo fir'som o of the entries received frjim profes­ sional golfers in this mJ thorn part of the state, All the entrants are ‘xpeeted In the city not later th n Tuesday ’"'on pml pri'pnralionr are Itving made for their eatertu nment anti a! io for the entertninnent of ap- police ui without tho option of paying n line for tho second offense featured the regular, meeting of tho City Commission hold .this nflortinon. * Thg ordinance In Us original form called for the assessment of a straight jail sentence for tho first offense, but n thorough dis­ cussion of tho matter resulted In tho adoption of n revised form making tho first offense punishable by n fine of $200 or GO days In jnil; tho second offonse punishable by n straight 00 day Jnli sentence, and the third offense punishable by. a jnil sentence of not less than 00 days. New Docks Proposed A plan for the building of a protected municipal harbor on city property near the foot of Popular Avenue nmKhe lake front was sug­ gested to tho City Commissioners at their regular meeting todny, by M. B. Hutton, member of the Hut­ ton Engineering and Contracting Company. Mr. Hutton’s proposal wns that tho city develop the property for. n harbor by dredging boat slips from tho lake straight south to a point nonr the Intersection of Com­ mercial Street, thereby connecting with rail facilities which arc al­ ready In that soction. One slip could be built in tho nepr future, and as this port continues to grow other slips could bo added to take cart) of the incnjaldd shipping, according to Mr. Hutton. ■ ’ • This plnn, Mr. Huttbn believes, would greatly fu rth er/th o eity’a as Iu>th n rill and'water repiillation ’ pping point nnd IT T, mrNCw York and.dtl points rouKl be brouj other city by'water and then plan as suggested by Mr. Hutton, received favorable comment from the commissioners nnd tho m atter was-referred to tha city engineer and to (he city manager for study nnd investigation. As proponed, the harbor would necessltnto n drawbridge being erected over the new boulevard which is soon to go through to tho western outskirts of the city, but it is said-this feature would bo of very little future expense to the Storm W arning Issued By W eather Bureau WASHINGTON. Jun. 25.—</P)The wdathcr bureau today issued the following storm warning*. Advisory northeast storm warnIngH ordered 3 l \ M. Delaware breakwater to Wilmington, N. C. Disturbance, over northeastern Florida , of alight intensity will move northeastward with Increas­ ing intensity and cause strong noithenst winds this afternoon and tonight, accompanied by snow or ruin north of Hatleraa. r is on Herald, many .* NEW YORK, Jan, 25. - i / P ) _ The murder of an English butler in the doorway of the homo of James R. Deering, attorney, Juit off Fifth Avenue waa pussling the police toiday, T he butler, Herbert Rnunmat, who hud served in several well known families, was found In full livery Sunday night In the Vesti­ bule n few momenta after the had answered the doorbell. He waa shot close to the heart and was instantly killed. His slayer hud disappeared, slamming, a heavy plate glass door with- such violence that it waa cracked. Tho pistol shot, which 1killed Hrammal, was within hearing of half a doien well known residences. John D, Rockefeller, Sr., apd Jr., live across the s tre e t Chauncey M. Dephow’a residence Is nearby. Tho University Club la a fevf doors WASHINGTON, Jan. tK M (AP).—lit© senate invoked Its drastic cloture rule today to limit debate on the Wbrlrt Court. Tho step makes certain*, a final vote on the court issue within a ffeW daya, with adoption o f the veaoiuUou of American adhesion to the tribunal a foregone conclusion, *J. The vote for cloture was 68 (6' 26. or five more than the necesrary two-third*. Thlrty-alx Republicans and 39 Democrats voted to invoke the .rule, with 18 Republicans, sfYen Democrat* and one former-labor oppodnr It, Senator* Plttcher end Trammell of Florida voted for cloture. \. h i l l , p r o p o s i n g estabUnhmsut d i v i s i o n of co-operative mark in the Department of Afridnl Th* ,.department’s appropri bill next will be acted upon. The House committee will elder phases of agriculture Iroad consolidation. TV1! IlMlC s'"**-* Countess Salm’s Action In Answer To Court’s Order Awaited With Interest cat privacy. Bob' Baker t to serve thh During This Week the attorney's office »*fo in July JD20. Brammall was in the kitchen talking to a maid, Frances Lovell, when the door bell rang, and Mr*. Doering was upstairs with Meats, Although hundreds o£ potions* were on nearby.Fifth Avenue, tho nigotlafi slayer escaped without being seen. dlowed Immediately Herring In Atlsntle City ho question of InVol Mr. Deering wm* jn Atlantic City dyocates of the ci nnd; his wife wns awmlttuy hl« re­ t»d employment, of turn when sho heard the kbeU, onfident' of IU mdop "Perhaps Umt lit my husbnndr slw Ah*n the needed ) remarked to her guest*,-,A too. ment Is ter the shot ires heard. MU* Lovell said'sho did not hear posted nny conversation before the abet rat© also how the chamber will IbU was fired. Mr*. Peering, her guest* and the servants thought a up wK«t it t»t« a chare* to decide whether this country will sit (a robber was forcing entrance and the court a t Genovs. They believe were afraid to go downstairs. A tulephone call brought two pollco- the substitute resolution of ndhftmen who found tho butler stretch­ •loa-jpre.cnted by Senator Swaned on the floor, bac|r of the iron •on, Democrat of Virginia, propos­ grilled door*, an empty .38 calibre ing reservations more restrictive tlum the present ones, has swerved niell was nearby. Brammall’s wife, who ie a maid several doubtful senator* to 1 the employed by the Deeringt, return­ prft-court force*, lea ed from n walk to find the police­ sen*tor* identified 6t , . men bending over her husband's the opposition. No m atter how the cloture ques­ body. She said that as far as tion is settled the Senate this week she knew he had no enemies, Tho butler had served with tM will begin consideration of the tax One possibility wkc' Ileering* for three year* and had reduction been butler for the family in Philadelphia, At the'outbreak of factions would •include prcrrl tha war he quit the service' of the that the tax bill be gtten the V Duke of Cornwall; in England to o f way except when a sen enlist and served five years In th* choose* to discuss tha court ti Th# House, meenwhlle, vHU English army. WASHINGTON, Jan. 25^UP>— A medicatcl lamp placed to aid tbe labored breathing of an infant, til at a foundling home here, cost tba child's ijfc last night when it overturned,' Tbe lamp ignited a sheet over the crib and the baby. H months old, wss fatally burned before It could be reached by a nurse. PALM BflACH. Jan. 25.—(IP)— Just what action the Countee* Mill levpt. Balm Van Hoogstraaten wss-going to take In recojfnltion of a subpoena served on hdr Sat­ urday, commanding her to appear fa morning (th her bsl Consideration .Of Tax WASHINGTON, Jan. iO— RP) —The Senate World Court fight neered the iJwwdawn stage today. Cloture rule limiting debate to one hour for each senator nr a WUtu#l agreement to restrict discuaalon on their aWn account waa tho propoeltlon facing lenders of the opposition to proposed American Mpraion to the tribunal. The opposition was given the first hour of today’s session t. to continue negotiations for unanU mods agreement with the certain. BABY BURNED TO DEATH rested S grower* eelcry !• «» before consigning an horthArn market*• -In commenting on ti oscarolo crop, Mr. Bsnm - Swanson Measure Helps Court Fight child In New Toi the Homan Catbc tha Count could ever. Inquiry, a! mT^w*T,*T• r a t JT • . • " l a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 23, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald