THE WEATHER; , i n e w s p a p e r in Florida’s H eart, I-ncal thundershower* Tuesday 9 Greatest V egetable nnd probably Wednesday, moder­ ate Southeast and East winds, Richest Garden Land fresh, over South portion.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEITEMIIER 15, 1925 PRICE FIVE CENTS N U M B E R 10, fter Mitchell Puzzles Did It ’Patrolman Resigns [As Aftermath Of

Miss Virginia B. Moon, 81, died here friendless nnd alone in her dark Greenwich Village apart­ Recent Liquor Raid ment. Her denth wa:i brought to IrtmentsAre light by W. J. Baer, an elderly National Committee Decree rrtist friend of hers, who rend Would liar Aid of Organ!* Walker Turns In His To Assist In the death notice, describing her as n veteran actress. t zution to Son of Ijate Shield When Case gation Into ' His investigation revealed that >\ iseonsin Stormy Petrel Against Local Boot­ Miss Moon was found dead last s Of Mitchell Friday by Miss Martha Saw­ legger Is Squelched yers of Texas, stained glam de­ Primary Fight Hot for signer who lived on the first SenatorialNomination lee Begins floor. The body was cremated Nabbed Man And Sunday nnd friends will send a Thursday the ashes to her home in Mem­ Foreign Relations Stand of Twelve Thousand Dollar Fire phis, Tenn. Miss Sawyers said liruce Creates Disscntion Fighting Machine Will He Booze Saturday she knew the woman, who was Among Democratic Ranks Received Soon; Real Estate Probe Shen- known to half the Southland an License Tax to He Roosted Cop SaysH e WasTold i Wreck Also NEW YORK, Sept. l.r>.—f/R)— “Miss Giner,” only ns an agnos­ Tile storm tosfe'd political waters tic, who had no fear of dentil, Acquisition by the city of n new Not To Make State­ by Officials of the metropol^t became compara­ smoked innumerable cigarettes triple combination pumper chemi­ ment About Arrest Col. George A. Nugent of the nrmy tively calm last night ns one of the and boasted <>f the 11 bonafidc cal nnd hose rar, to alignment and GTON, Sept. 15. inspector general’s office at Wash­ most sensational primary cam­ proposals she had spurned when to replace antiquated apparatus ington has been ordered to San An­ paigns in the history -ci New York a Southern bell and Confeder­ now in service, was assured yester­ T.‘ C. Smith, steward of the war and navy pumper now in station whore, it is alleged, thu [in the controversy democrats are concerned to match service at the fi?h station. Run­ charge preferred ngninst hlnf waa liable at any time as the olio just ended for bitterness, ning nt full speed, the pumper is tho illegal possession of spiritous, Witness should the comi'.nnt mudslinging, and the un- capable of throwing a hose stream vinous nnd malt liquors. Upon [to summon him us it prccedented indulgence in person­ at the rate of 750 gallons n min­ posting $200 security for his up- alities. The real issues have near­ ute, according to the specifications pcnruncc nt police court Monday !> do when it takes up Scccond “Invasion” Is Tried submitted to the commission. This |ng on his charges of ly licen submerged, leaving the morning, Smith wnh released, it land inefficiency in After Two Leaders of the voters in a maze of charges and will bring the cnpucity of tho fire is said. In failing to nppcnr nt Opposing Factions Are Ar­ counter charges. department to a total of 1,500 gal­ pifitrutions. I)r. \V. J. Ruck of Jacksonville lons per minute, it is mown. court yesterdny Smith forfeited his [c time Secretary Wil­ rested by Sheriff Maynard Both dominant parties have red Scattering Showers During bond, and the case was entered in hot contests on their hands, but 1st Ordered, to Appear Re­ The purchase price, ns contract­ the police docket, bracketed with li a navy court of in­ fore Chief Executive To Week End Gave Temporary vestigate the Shcnnn- the democratic row bus been far ed, is $12,750, it is announced. Pro­ the usual week-end run of pulico jr, its report will Yc the more spectacular. The Tam­ Answer Preferred Charges Relief; Proclamations Are vision is made for the disposition news in tho public record. tjtioii of thu hoard if many Hall designee is State Sena­ Issued for Prayer Meetings of one of the trucks now in serv­ When asked for details concern­ tor Jamc;i .1. Walker, hacked per­ TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 15.—CP) I ice. which will he accepted by the ing tho uffnir yesterday, local |h>- sonally by Governor Alfred E. —Governor Martin Monday is;ucd • ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 15.—(/P) LaFrance Company ns part pay­ lico would give no definite infor­ Secretary also—jjn* Smith, head of the state democra­ copies of a letter lie has written < ment, in trade, it Is announced. Ac­ mation other than thnt a quanti­ departments readiness cy.. Opposed to him is Mayor John —Encouraged by light showers, cording to the terms of the con­ j> in every posiblo Iir. W. J. Buck, of Jacksonville, ty of nllcgcd beer waa seized in F. Dylan, stormy petrel <>f munici­ chairman of the board of mcdieul which have fallen like* balm upon tract. delivery will be made within a raid Saturdny night, nnd no in­ jho board even to the pal politics hacked by the demo­ examiners, in which the chief ox-|i tile parched fields of Southern formation could lie ascertained as Lrni-hing “secret nnd cratic leaders in three of the city’s Information of n mill- ecutive gives the physician until 11 states, tile people of Dixiu today to the locality of the raid front five Imroughs, and William Ran­ Thursday to explain why he at-11 reauwed their prayers for more them. Later investigation dis­ [uf the president au- dolph llenrst,. the publisher. The closed details then lacking. [disclosure." tempted “to corrupt the hoard of j i rain. While scattering moisture mover has been in office two terms medical examiners of this state" i To Design From Force. Latiiin Welcomed of four years each, with Tammany from tho skies Sunday night and kretary Davis of tho nnd also why he “solicited a bribe i Night Patrolman Walker, who support, but a third nomination of $1,0011 for issuing a license to a early yesterday gave temporary made the arrest, in a signed state­ tent clearly indicated was denied him. [he would wulcomc a doctor to practice medicine. relief to suffering humanity and ment this morning, gave The San­ kvcdigatioii by . the The regular republican designee Affidavits Received withering crops, much more rain ford Herald a detailed story of th*j | ttarges made by Col. j/i Frank * D. Waterman, fountain The governor’s letter wa:i Rent i is needed. Ruports yesterday from occurancc. stating that he was do­ Liut the army’s air pen manufacturer. He is opposed after receipt of a sworn affidavit Virginia, the Cnrollnas, Georgia, ing so ngninst explicit orders to by William M. Dennett nnd John signed by Dr. M. F. Carson, of < Tennessee, Alabama, Kentucky, the contrary from his superiors, wntiment was current Lyons, a former serretnry of state, Miami, which stated that on Aug. and Louisiana indicated that tem­ and that ho will turn his badge utui »l aviation officers, who in mist years has been a popu­ 21 he visited the office of Dr. peratures had dropped slightly as cap in at his regular reporting resent the criticisms lar vote getter. MrT Bennett, who Muck nml that he was told there a result of the showers, but con­ hour this evening. claims Mr. Waterman was hand­ that if ho paid Dr. Buck $1,000 lie ditions due to the long drought In his deUiiied account of the ner assistant army air would “control the state hoard of will not bo relieved, say ■farmers, « directed at their picked by n group of millionaires arrest, Officer Walker declared unco defeated the late Mayor John medical examiners and Itnvo them until there is a general rain fall. that acting upon information re­ issue the undersigned a license to Despite a fair weather forecast itclu-ll is culled by the I’urrny Mitchell in the primaries. ceived, lie hid in the alley-way in The socialist candidate, who is practice medicine fo this state.” ! by the United States Weather Bu­ the- rear of the Elk’s Club about itovis would prefer The affidavit, according to the reau at Washington people of tho itimuiiy bo received unopposed, is Rev. Norman Thom­ 9:30 o’clock Saturday night, when as i, socialist candidate for governor copy sent the governor, was uwnrn drought stricken sections of Geor­ estato salesmen he advanced to Smith drove up in a Dodge Sedan, uing as lie feels thnt to before Florida Houston, notary gia were hopeful tonight that Jup­ $25 a year. Thu commissioners ap­ im charges made last Autumn. was met l»y a negro attendant, and public of Leon county. iter Rluvius would upset ull indi­ proved the proposal, and inutruct- taking packages out of the car lemy air program iu Underneath the Democratic im­ The papers, 'with the affidavit cations and visit thu country in ed George A. DeCottes, city attor­ |nr so may have shak- broglio has been raging another they started up the reur stairway. attached, were forwarded here for which ho has for so long been a ney'. to draw up an ordinance im- Investigation of the contents of I Vide lieu in the set- Imttlu which many observers agree the governor’s inspection. They stranger. medintcly to cover this matter. limiugh explanation is a contest for control of the tile car while they were in tho also included a number of tele­ Fraying for rain was the order A petition of property owners building disclosed to Wulker thu IWtcinl Democratic party in the Empire grams purported to have been P/fkas also beliqve that state between Gov. Smith nnd Mr. of thu day in churches of tho in the vicinity of Elm and Com­ nature of tho packug^s, he stated. llenrst. The governor nnd the signed by Hr. Buck nml sent to South Sunday. In response to mercial Streets, protesting tho nnd when the men returned from [<’ct Mitchell’s charges Hr. Carson, in which the former erection by thv Seaboard Oil Com­ [iir administration of publisher have indulged in heated gubernatorial proclamations, many tiiu club rooms, he arrested Smith. refers to a certain letter, nnd one pastors led their flocks in suppli- pany of two 20,000 gallon tanks The negro escaped. V « Mr vices, but Ills de­ controversy in which the lie was of which specifies tho payment of i unified service, us well passed. ifiiminating when the gov­ above ground for the storage of in- Threats of political interfer­ ernor read Mr. llenrst out of the a sum of money. flamablo liquids nt that point, was ence proved unavailing to Smith ‘Jud into by the board Governor's Letter read to the commissioners. The make un effective up- party. Some political soothsnyers and he wus summarily taken to profess to sco thnt if Senator Wal­ Governor Martin’s letter follow:*; matter will bo held over for inves­ the police station, where charges !he aircraft situation, tigation nnd udviaement, it is said. f ball Rodgers. ker is beaten, it will mean the “I have nil affidavit made ns of were lodged ngainst him. setting of the governor’s political this date by Hr. M. F. Carson of Raving Equipment Ordered Told to Keep Silent. "n to Colonel Mitchell, Miami, Flu. The said affidavit I John Rodgers, whose sun. On the other hand, these The conimitnion authorized City Tho officer was ordered to re­ soothsnyers argue, if Dylan is states that you, as n member of Manager W. B. Williams to pur­ sume his beat, he declared anil told Commander of the RN-'J the state Board of Medical Exam­ I- attempted Hawaiian beaten, it will place the governor chase paving, and other equipment to make no statement pending fur­ in a more favorable light than iners, offered to attempt to corrupt for use of the city, as needed. ther investigation. He stated that liit him appointment us the State Boarii of Medical Exam­ P*'f of the naval hurcuu ever as a national figure iu the Ten ordinances authorizing side- search at the police stntion re­ lie.-q is likely to bo ens- party. iners for the price of $1,000 iu or­ vealed nt least 12 quarts of rye Tammany llns Had Dreams. der to obtain a license to practice whiskey nnd six cases of nllcgod pl’’ l" the president's medicine in Aids state for Dr. M. licer. p itiniony. Tammany, which fur years has F. Carson the affiant. The said ruled the city, is having bad Because of nllcgcd intcrefcrencs 1"H uffico under present' condition:!, New City Cemetery you to him, urging him to send you Jardine Dismisses Officer Walker declared he will the said sum of money for this resign from the force today. that tin* commander Is Formally Opened infamous purpose. Complaint Against Walker has been a resilient of tprc- i.d willingness to In keeping with my policy of Sanford for some time, and has ?osi it hia services were By Commissioners granting a hearing before remov­ been a member of the police de­ s more valuable in the ing any one from office, you are BigPackingMerger partment for four months, nil of than ai sea, tlie sccre- hereby advised if you desire to bo which time has been served nt LJ that he had “been heard on the charges of attempt­ WASHINGTON Sept. 15—(/lO- night he stated. Rrevious to his orders and wc assume ing to bribe the lloanl of Medical ie Armour ami present position, he is said to havo y them.” Examiners of this u.ate ami also Morris packing companies was de­ been deputy sheriff of Putnam nt experiences of Col. soliciting u bribe of $1,000 for is­ clared legal Monday by Secretary county. Officer Walker stated J Cotninnndor Rodgers suing a license to a doctor to prac­ Jurdlnc, who dismissed the com­ that he will resume his trade, cue* I draw the board's nt- tice medicine, I shall hear you not plaint initiated in 1923 by the lute pentry, at once. , y tht-in—one as air critic later than Thursday noon of this Secretary Wallace. , Found Liquor in Car. service administration week.’’ Announcement of the opinion was Walker's statement follows id «r as chief officer on preceded by u conference at the part: undertakings ho men- White House in which the secre­ Washington News "I hail misfed Smith on several widely different, but tary discussed the case iu detail earlier occasions, but was inform- ntly would come within with the president. cd of his movements Saturday J thu broad inquiry The complaint charged that the night. I had hidden myself in tho the president merger violated the puckers nnd ' alley behind the Elks, Clubhouse, urt U Selected. y:ockynrds net by creating n mon­ when he drove up shortly after ‘J t of inquiry into the i Local Agent, Returning From Tour, opoly in restraint of trade to con­ ' o’clock in a Dodge Sedan. A ne- 1 disaster, which will trol prices and cause unfair com­ • gro, whom I first thought to be n •hur.-t, N J,, is headed Reports Keen Interest In Sanford petition. A mass of evidence was woman, mot him nnd they remov- 'I'niral Hilary R. Jones, taken iu heurings throughout the | cd bundles from the car and start* iihcr of the navy gen- local conimer-j were unanimous in their amaze country nnd arguments were heard ! id up the stairs together. While Hf the Fix other mem- Atlantic Coast 1n,*nt »t the astounding growth ii in Washington by the secretary of ' they were gone I got in the car 6 court, three are naval „„_!-.i the stute, and particularly in thi agriculture. - accompanied soclloII( (,urinK' th,. pc ho, and found that the packages con* •eluding two lighter than Mr. Jurdinc rules that the mer­ * tained liquor, ns I suspected.” , •md one is a construe- tANCISCO, Sept. 15.— affic represen- it is the opinion of the party thu ger in itself did not constitute a (Continued On Rage d.) i 1 officer. are tinder way to cele- jail on their Sanford. Orlando, Winter Rari violation of the net hut usserted • itors are Commander itii Commander _ John , entertaining and Lakeland were the most at "Weis, Lieut. Commun- ml his four heroic com* .•re in Sanford tractive places visited on the cn Relentless War Upon 1 • Rennoycr, and Lieut. punioit i foot on the Mainland ; has returned I tire trip. lr„ M- R. Fierce. Cap- here S' 21. While honors pres­ . C„ where the It was due to the efforts of Mt Bootleggers Planned “• McBride of thojiaval umed were being heaped ' Wells, it is said, that the party re Dn Corps, Captain Ruul , Commander Rodgeru g to Mr. Wells mained in Sanford overnight, whil clur of the- Bellevue, D. row in Honolulu were ston, S. C., on they were in the city und thi ""•ntal laboratory, and modesty of true heroes. ded at Wil- their stay here was longer thui r-mk H. Clarke, aide to . from Honolulu to San i, during which in any other point visited, *.nt secretary, are tho will bo made on the U. five southern While in Sanford the traffic nu , Captain Folrv lown the chief thoritics held a business scssior juflfce advocate of n the sections when it is stated, the various need “fid Commander Fierce of tho community, iu the way o > advisor. . rt will be empowered to ri«*ses nnd henr testl- 1**11 receive n report December M i inquest appoint- K ty ,l^lvr the collapse PAGE EIGHT* t h b - s a ^ERAlib^MONDAY, ^EPTEMBER W l

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Real E.slate Auction Sales,

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YALLAHASSKE, Sent. 11.—VP) OUR SALES FORCE are 1 m m I —The state treasury of Florida bad a balance of f 15,37.1,037.0-1 when the K mav ?la 'm some. We guarantee Satiaf* ::: nrcounting was made up to Aug­ or bihI each •>» >*,u .... flllli to the Si rl-ilil. till.- o r V'Ler,*‘ i1,,. i. « her". ust 31, according to a statement Kj 1 umis il. scrlhi-.l herein, it I-' . of receipts, disbursements and bal­ $ lore OUPKItKJ'. ,ll*‘ r ./rS v re- you httvo.Property you want sol l i i l f e ances issued * « of you he uml you "rr.^ r"rrom- J imlrwl III aiioeur to the iilli '»« ' s ended. » lilaint herein filed ‘V ' j ' O T ' S 1 l" aM J 000 loss than the balance shown on $ I this f’liurt. at the * 1,11 *9.. piYrh S i l f e ' S?!?fe ¥ ;i* U V Julv 31. however, when a Total of ' Biinforil. Hemlnole Count $15,1 II,.TJ 1.01 was record'd. » Into! In ilefaull thereof .1-■< r *’ I r" ” eonfet.no ...... n" rV. , * 2 {,"} -'Y. Disbursements during Augu-t you. *:■!•! ratine l»- n* a siot l“ *V t,, i title lo itie enmjilalniint In ami t> 9!s&f totalled $ 1,011,0-13.37, while rc- ■ i the nl.ove tlencrlheu oltul. a s k co Ipts were $1,.'12,(595.70, the ggghssCVlil' S’ Si|gg itr* . i it tS HI’KTII Kit «list»i:iti:i» that 11G E. Second street, Unf» statement show . ,11.1s order he imhllshe'l n* • • - n for four ehnserutlve weekly l»«u.s : ^ :v5vvjyr« u »’ Following arc tre disbursement • U of the Bn Ilford Herald, u "•Ws|»i» per »S** H »c iirt ii for tho past month, as shown on n tiuhllslir.l In Beitlltiole t.outliy, r lor* sen Hii U the report: m ? t t £ £ L Wltto-s my ha ml and the seal of »niSau itwoKMs;! General revenue. 5309,2'-2 21: H-i*5ii It ' 1w e ‘ 0 this flreiiit «‘"url of the Seventh sit ,5e a te trail* t£*'i it U n it t-nt pension tax fund, $93,390,6(5; board 1 Iu.llelal t 'Iretllt. In ami for Setnl- BBSlsil g-.TWMA*. «. of health, $11,921 98; road lax, ■ note foil lit y. rh.rhla on III W Ihe Jut; BUNGALOW hr perched on top of the offices, extending'from the twenty-second to the thirty-nintn floor, 1 latch experiment ntniion, $1,2 r*. •if gasoline and $1.50, little Mary court of tho structure will he until fur the convention hull with n eating rapacity of 3o,(KI0, 99; Adams experiment static:, l.'llis .May.i was sold by her part nt.i start next spring and the cor.t It estimated at $-19,(100,000. $1,239.99; Lever agricultural < \- to a collide of Neuhnrdt. Ark. The tonsi'.n, $3,877 70; Lever tup; !■ - child's father sirnmied in the town mentary exteiHon, $9(10; A. & .M. without liunh , void the child to he The home of .Mrs. Floss in Hono­ island:; gathered, mostly from the College .Moil'll, $401.80; A. \ M could tnntinuo his journey. The lulu wns the center of Samoan a-:- .Mormon settlement ul Laic, reviv­ Coll.'g- incidental, $1,507.35; < x- couple buying the child How do not tivities in Hawaii. Kero tho trans­ ed their native customs and Imld poriment ntntion. incidental, $021. want imr an t she probably will In­ Real Bargain planted natives of thtf Sooth Sea their celebrations. Os; 1,’nivcr ity l-T iirlincident . pluvial ill a state orphanage. $1,-110.79; Florid:*. State f’-dh Hudson And Essex Sales Increase As State Farm Census Sweeping Cut In Prices Is Announced ShowsSevenMillion Grocery Store, Slock and Fix Only Dauglilcr Oi L ate Kinp; lures. Tuintanua Anil Last of Kill­ Aa a re '.tilt of greatly reduced, businr Fruit TreesKearing ptiec.i, the Hales activity of Hud- Hud-o ing Family of Lillie Island Six room house, with some ton and Kxaex cars has been great- TAI.LAHASKKH, Sept. I L—f/I9 KinL'dionSucriiiiib.-dfcrently hearing uranue trees. Two ac­ 2102 First St Realtors iy stimulated both locally and all j(l —Tliero are 7,305,072 orange trees res finest ceiery iantl, one HONOLULU, pt. I 1/19— oVrr III-* United Stall's. The an- us. of bearing age in Florida, accord­ ing to the 1925 farm census re­ acre tiled. In a moilcst hungs.ow in the un­ loom t canon, according to \V. l*.’•I “It was evident that the motor- Waltlmli, lludson-Ksscx distrihu port sent out by tho Department pretentious residential section of *|ing public had made up its tidnd of Commerce, at Washington. Kalihi in Honolulu the death o- tor, gives every indication of set that Hudson Ksst x were thi* val­ This Is jtisl n few miles out of curretl recently of the Samoan ting new high records. ; utr. it hud waited bir. 'I hj m n Trees not of hearing age number city o:t hard mud. princess Hiupulo Tuintanua (Mrs. With all lines of new cars liuv - and women v.lto called at our place 11,0911,81]I, the report stated H. A. Iloss). She was the only ing been announced, he continued , of business came in to buy rather in the lemon production. 311,272 II is an iimisunlly attractive SA V E and daughter of the late King Ttiimaa- the public Is In an excel! *nt posi­- than simply to inquire and shop 1 roes twe ready to hear, with 153,­ opportunity, anu will not last THRIVE un and the hint of tho royal line tion to judge comparative vnitict. , ’ around. 999 not yet matured. Of th • grape­ loan. which had ruled Hi • little b land and to reward with a great vol­•| “Our opinion the automobile bnt- fruit crop, 2,971,919 tnu are cul­ kingdom for genet at ion< until ume of hu. lnesi; tlios**" manufactu- ■ tie of I will bo fought out on tured, and 960,999 are not yet of J900. urn who prevent mo t value for tin ‘ the birds of valuer,. There is pro­ King Tuintanua nlidieated when money, bably no Ktamlnrd motor cur to- Following are th? receipts on I 03 tin* individual eounlie.., Poll; he*ceded tho ialnndx 4o the United “lumicdiiitily aft r the Hudson-• day hut that is capable of pleas- the month of August: is far in the lend in citrus trees A PRESIDENTIAL Stales in tho first year of thi ct n- Usnox price reduction was an- ing a great number of owners. General revenue. $321,277.1* :: i.nc of hearing age, and, in mo i re M*sp in husincss properly, tufy. In Mrs. Iloss’ cottage wu. noutued,” naitl Mr. Wnllhnll^ we 1 hat being true, the question it will ichuol tux fund, $I5,8t;.‘. 17; I '•poet i tlmne not yet matured, I In­ ;•() fi't'i on Sanfoi’d Avenut*, MliSSA(;K hung u litter signed by the la*. • I egan • to t'--t-ive inquiries Tutd or- 1 the mind of the average man or *> nsitui tax fund, J3 1 ,705.1.1; tnte i report shows. :it aa a llr a c tiv e price, and on hoard of health,, yB,(535.79; ^t.itc “Don’t he ashamed lo ihert,’ On tho death of her father in jin ordinarily rather below normal tin hostt general all-round value $12,325.78;. drainage tax, $11(5,- lor motor ears as well its other for it.” 191.15; drainage him I, $I3,39I.:»7; Alachua county, irunges, 19,(55(5 1908, I'rlncens Siopolo was adopt­ pi iiu ipal »tato Bch ml, 270,! 17,8 i; trees not of hearing age; 31,217 — CAIA IN COOUOOd ed by Governor Stearns, the Amer­ itltei- I: -o| || of bearing age; lemons, .8 not of ican administrator of ALanuo. and Regular sa v in g o f any amount—lamet1 Mrs. Stearns. U’h n she was 18 and fish fund, $1,575.59; tenelie*.' l raring age and 17 matured /rap-.*- yearn old the princess met Ro-.;, STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER • xnminnt ion, $1,581; f. «|ci d aid ftuit, 233 and 1,(519, is som eth in g to be proud of. n chief petty officer in the United My ’.ILWlLKS I*. RTF.WART road fund, $71,091.72; .tale fir*; in­ linker, 19 1 and !f02l in oi-'ingn-.; Voti add to your own and I he Nan* surant c, : l (0.70; Rural col­ h-inoos. 2 and nothing; grapefiuit, States Navy-, and they wore mar lege, $279; Lever to i icultural ex­ and prosperity. rtcil at the home of the governor. pt. I I.—(/( t r.ootr- many cnnccuftionii to the 8 mid 19. ‘>en ice That is Reliable Rosa was tramsferrul in 1921 to rocco, with ; French, hut it nuo,t lie done »n that tension, $29,13*5.11; la or uippt<>- Hay, oranges, (52,118 and 2.8 51; Honolulu and wns acronipatiloil by ng in Syria, nobody wil know it except a few mentary extension, $7.7-18.03; A. & lemons, 36 and 11; grapefruit, 991 ntry’s pros- !sup:-r experts, like Secretaries Mel- M. College lncidetii.il. .1711 87; ex­ and 298. Stanley & Rogers, FIRST NATI0NAI B satisfactory - Ion and Hoover and Senator Smimt. periment station ii'oid-ntal, $21 ;i Univer; ity Florida iaeiilental [ ISradfurd, oranges, 3,33d and 3,- URALTOIIS | It must be done that way he- 797.75; hoard of ehii'>ptu-:tie ex-: •'98; leniotw, I.! and I; grapeiruit •ome nppar- cause the mimmi tration doesn’t 51 and 158. amin. r<, $199; Univu dty Horida Heal l-’.stntr—Invrsl affair is of beltere American public opinion gen. i . ini id., $892.59; Florida Hrevard, oranges, 198,257 tutd Hall Huiltliitg j would approve untliif' leniency lo­ bond »kg.t $2,555.25; Hale road li- 377,938; lemons, 35t» and 1,917; Sanford, Fla. »p in revolt in I waul the I-’retu li. Hut this won’t conse-gns $39(1,803.82; A. & J|. grap- Iran, 27,;i2tl and 13.9,895. 'hters, too. | suit Minister Caillatix, whose game College hospital, $77; one mill Itroward. orangey, 21,(51(5 ami s are expen-1 is to make Ills people think they’re drainage tax, $i 15.31; tick eradica­ 1(5,112; leiuoint, .j and 4 181, grape- will make getting more than they are. tion, $7,928.18; county road lie. fd. frail, 3.257 and (5,415(5, • Ihe outlook doesn’t favor har­ gits. $1 12,2(58 32; gic. license-ex- uxtraiaBMakikta mony. tells'-, $199; hotel totnmisMoncr, 1 are that The beauty of the whole thing i< $1,912; shell fish planting, $32.-11;- Olt'lRM ili'iil tliiit nolmily on thr inside in Wush- live stock hoard-serum; $1,925.11; [ pat in its ington expects America to get full special shell fish, $ 132; general * ■'"'ey minis- i-ayineiit on war loan exeein from in- Inni, $13,39 i.Mil; U-'.-enii os- !3 i • itti t i t < hi K i . sc\ i: v. x —that is it Kiiglnml. .ii oo i m. run i n i\ \ mi ti nient which As for the rest a little inter- : m 'Iim ii.i: i in s i in . u "ltd! Stale:; <• t. perhaps, here and there, hut i i .mint \. h FIVE LOTS ON PARK AVE.-41 'nil In Ituli-l 'i'lile a 'ii'llting more. Henry Griswold, oik- of Wia- s nre likely Tho pending negotiations are for rimsiii's most illustrious retired t" make a popular eonsumplion. fanners, got .1,050 eggs from Hi A Wonderful Buy—Good Term pullet i eoiifined in a pen six .feel MOM’N 1*0! wide, right feet wide, eight- fis>t long, and eight feet high last year. AMV VCD MAn a \ Lcjxionaire Stands Guard MO-vt I V/ANT Dk'lNK eS-lCk’t L t Got l want A DRiNkT POT ViU TO BCD } DRINK LOT Oak Avenue Between 13th and 1 Hli Sis Good Terms.

FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW Magnolia Ave., $3675.00—Small Cash Payrt Good Terms.

Amv if you r c d T ^ 7 ROOM TWO STORY HOUSE Y1HY CANT STOP BEING GO YiEl-L V34ZU YOO GET I H/WE A FiDGUTW L'l L S UP To SPANK ME 'AiLL On 101 h Street, Just Off Magnolia, LRINK j* CGT UP AND ) '/CO PLEASE GET SPANK ^OU f fAE/N DRINK? Good Terms.

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file; Sanford Herald Income Tax Publicity As Brisbane Sees It . N O W O N D E R H E BOILS OVER OCCASIONALLY ...... [dan ■ . DO! NMU1«< mrtrr ■ * ■ < • 7 U IralwC n»rld* The publication of income tax returns, as ordained by Referred to Coolldge. knowA Wrfect i Bntered at Secondond1 8*1Ciaaa Matter. The Able, Plueky Welah. ®**Ctly, wCMobar iu w •ST, I, avertl»l»,, atvt thet h V • P »-• oitoftlce Congress, has come to be viewed in the same light as many Trouble Enough, Thanka. at Buford. Florida vnd*r Act of "V Ktrdl I, lilT. of the acts of Congress which have preceded it. It is a fail­ Obeying Ihc Prophet. Blank,u lr7~ ure, complete and abysmal, in the sense of its initial purpose: • w J S L MLURD L DUE. .ItttM BY ARTHUR BRISBANE " o do. R. HOWARD BEHO an example of the legislature that has called forth the ri­ tcoprrtam i»isi dicule of this and other nations. 111 Masaolla Arena* \ f WASHINGTON announces that So „„<'* life Originally planned to expose the profiteering tax-dodger, drive their ivoamiPTioif mats* army authorities “will take full who would readily commit perjury rather than surrender gentlemen Uj% 1 One T a a i—11.00 Six »|on tb n ~|*M charge and responsibility’1 in the Uellrered In Clc* by Carrlaf, par to the Government its share of his yearly income, its pur­ week, ita Weekly Edition li.00 Mitchell ense, and "won't shift | /S''/ ha,|»n par year. pose has been defeated by-the modified form to which it was \ f / lilt!, that case to the President." * h w a f i g *>t into . ■PKCIAL NOTICEi All obituary reduced before passage. The bill providing for the publica­ 'i.ili', ------■ nobody K;Vc, no/Ice#, cardn of thanka. resolution* tion of yearly tax statements met heavy opposition in the and notlcaa oi *nter:eln.-"nt* whir* •‘THIS ANNOUNCEMENT NATkVlS ebenree are aaada will ba r**»r*#d house* which succeeded in limiting the publicity feature to "omen tr. far at regular rdvertlelnf rataa. means exactly nothing. The pub­ •mes. Hnn.? the mere name, residence and amount of tax paid by the MKMnrttL TIUB AftOtflATKD l*nWI lic has ALREADY referred the thc>' ore ti,H , Mijcfatad Press la ®*C,-V individual named. The loophole. was a gateway, and the Mitchell case to the President, for fkSCNAuV, - \ trelr entitled to »h# us# for ra- wealthy immediately transferred their investments to noil- Du pnblleatlon of all ntwi dliputebeu the reason {hat it hns confidence flMK |T WoutP . ,,le to abort 4 eredltaa to It or not otherwlee crad­ taxable securities, at a slight loss, generally, of interest ac­ / 5waeTeN his have to watch tL. le., In thla paper ond also the lo- In the President, and not In the low*»re doing? sal nawa published herein. All rights cruing. Thus the measure became another of the seemingly, War Department. DlSfbsiTbN IF Of ra|>ubllratliin of epeciat dlepstch- £xTca vwe Did S»«HfNQ 1 useless wastes of verbosity that have long decorated the The President is head of the if - The leave, aa herein are elan reaer-ed. fezRilCHWLift ABouT Tips shelves in the Congressional Library. army and navy, and the secretaries v tfree*: tke moony. TUESDAY, SEPT. 15. 1923. SIN 0A P «>f chec Tha^ S Rut, it seems that the publication of the Income tax re­ arc his subordinates, removable at turns has revealed to the public eye a condition more deplor­ S iTuaT/om THE HER A ID'S PLATFORM his pleasure. The responsibility, A friend ttfiZ 1.—Deeper water rout* to Jackson­ able than its own uselessness, and at greater interest to the ns the people well know, is Presi­ ' l few minute. ville. well known Common People, since the effects are felt by dent Coolidge's responsibility, and wanted to In I.—Con*lruction of 8t. Johna-!n- rone other than themselves. he will not ask subordinates to re­ dlan River eanal. lieve him of it. Analysis of the lists made public by the government show Women take^i S.—Extension of wlilte way. hands than that the greater hulk of the revenue derived from this source -Extension of loAl amusements. THE PEOPLE will thank Colo­ hc"'K their poknjjH —Swimming pool, tennis courts, comes, not from the so called wealthier class, as was the nel Mitchell for his courage, what­ S' etc. ever the War Department may The world'] I.—Augmenting of building pro­ basic intention of the levy, hut from the moderately salar­ % ied, financially speaking, middle class. say or do. worth 1100,000 0? gram—homes, hotels, apartment His “lack of discipline” is no may bec valued houses. The Atlanta Georgian points out that the federal in­ worse than that of Lord Nelson, **1 I.—Extension of street paring pro­ come tnx, as now interpreted and enforced, is not nn income , who looked through the spyglass f t gram. tax, but a'capital la x on persons whose incomes are an assur- with his blind eye at the order to V K Many of our ns«\ ),—Construction of boulevard i . , * cease firing, i AND i t t n mTHEN n C * A f IWENT l f P k f fP have been t« u * L around Lake .Monroe. cd sum, namely, salary and wage earners. Citing nn in­ a hundred times tkyl stance, the Georgian calls attention to a movie actor of prom­ ON FIGHTING. A—Completion of city beautifica­ It is thanks to Colonel Mitchell tion profram. inence who paid an income tnx last year much larger than that incompetence at the top is $ Twinkle, twinkl* 9.—Expansion of school system that of an internationally known oil operator. now dragged before the bar of lookmir thoughtfoj with provision for Increased fa­ like a couple of cilities. The Georgian further states: putdic opinion. The people will "It is obvious, however, that earned incomes are taxed not forget his courage. And when she ^-.i BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY too high. A salary is capital ns well as income. Salary is hoard was bare. C not interest on money, or income from property, like ordi­ INDIGNANT WELSH men and WORLD’S REST NEWS:—The women in London mobbed the au­ \ p S K > imsband had four.d i angel said unto them, Fear not; nary income that goes on as long ns the property exists. It is thor of n play, "Taffy," belittl­ for, behold, I bring you good tid nn earning limited to a period—some times a short period, as ing and ridiculing the Welsh race. Every man thinks \ ings of great joy, which shall be in the case of a singer or a motion picture star.” They might well have allowed the of something differ to all people. For unto you Is bom fast, but hi.i wife ' Hence the publication of federal income tax lists is seen play to he produced without inter­ this day in the city of David a ference. Tnc record of the Welsh n’t. Snvidur, which is Christ the Lord. ns a revenlng medium, and it may ho that, though its super­ race is a sufficient answer to Luke 2:10-11. fluity is unquestioned, and its present use is only to provide foolish Inmpooning. -o- the meddlesome with a means of satisfying his curiosity as ■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■"■■■■■■■■■■"I. THE RUINED SLEEVE to hiss neighbor’sneighbors business,bu.Hiness, in the entlend it will have served a( IN PROPORTION to their num -jj Not n dres i that’s fit to wear! purposewe far more beneficial to the nation. An early repeal | hers the Welsh have probably pro- B Would you now believe Every garment, plain or fair, of theg measure is almost certain. Its effective span has been ' ‘.than any' other u nationality11*» ot mod­ ■ Has one ruined sleeve T brief, hut that brevity has been long enough to furnish the ern times. public with an insight to the injustice of the federal income And as for courase, no race ex­ EVERGREEN CEMETERY See this lovely thing of silk, tax, as it now seems to he applied. cels it. One sleeve isn’t spoiled, ------o------Inferior in numbers, tho Welsh Hut the other, stained with milk, fought the English for centuries, Is forever spoiled. Suspicious of “Ye” with no sea to protect them from Municipally Owned and Maintained TIME TO BE UP AND D0IN( England’s invasion. And when Always it's the self-same sleeve their young men were killed off * Which is robbed of charm. Frank Parker Stockbridgc has juai completed a tour of they waited to rnise a new crop: The City’s New Cemetery is located on West Ge­ Showing i nins small fingers leave Florida as the guest of the Florida Development Board. His then started fighting again. The young man with determination to acre On a mother's arm. neva Avc., on beautiful, high, dry ground, well trip lasted about a month, the noted writer visited many i has a splendid future before him. Ari.-e—i| GERMAN AUTHORITIES ar In id out into lots, walks and driveways in the most Every mother in the town sections, and, according to many interviews that were pub­ rest two American accused of in modern design of Landscape architecture, with ES time to he up and busy. You know that t To such loss submits, lished in the newspapers, he was greatly impressed with the traducing the Ku Klux Elan into ■ beautiful plants, shrubs and trees, under the con­ You can tell from every gown growth nnd development of the state. German territory, and nnnounce " stant care of the Superintendent. dollar you save and deposit with the Sen Where the Iwiby sits. that any other gentlemen of the However, Mr. Stockbridgc has a hit of criticism which Klan, active in Germany, will also County Bank is safe and will earn good iati Whether left or whether right The Herald believes to he well founded. After passing be arrested. Family lots for sale at ifllO.OO to $00.00 on rea­ There the nlcevo becomes, through Tavares and Maitland, Mr. Stockbridge is reported sonable terms. Just a playground day nnd night For sticky little thumbs. as having said, “If they get. Florida all lyeed’ up I’m,off it . WHAT. WITH reparations, for life," Franco and her flying machines on For inspection, see Superintendent on the grounds. one aide, Russia and her Bolshe­ Tis a sign of happiness. His remark was prompted when he saw an artistic sign Sadly mu i they grieve vist propaganda on the other, nnd * Seminole (jjpunl Who have had never had a dress on tho^ highway notifying motorists that they were enter- her internal troubles. Kniscrisni, B For full particulars, See J. D. Parker, Superintendent With one ruined sleove. mg "Ye Towne of Tavares." He had just passed through Communism, etc., the Germans'H W. B. W illiam s, City Manager, or L. It. Philips, C ity Sanford.Fla. —Edgar A. Guest. "Ve Towne of Maitland" and had been informed of it by a feel they do not need any fresh { Clerk. troubles borrowed from America. ------o------half dozen signs to that effect painted In gold letters on a STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS ! Today„ annn installmentInstallment ofnt your black background. H X iillliiiX R iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM R iiniiiisiB iixiaiiixr ARABS IN PALESTINE, out­ Income Lax wns due. Did you mail Mr. Stockbridgc went on to say, according to the St. Au­ your check 7 numbering Jews ten to one, are SIRHRIRgRHHnRRIRHXKRIIIRIRailllllllllHI ------o-----— gustine Record," determined to drive Zionism out One house n day I < not enough. “The ’ye* stuff not only is out of date but it is of Palestine. Many Arabs, led by rcftlly primitive," said Mr. Stockbridgc. “They’ve their chief men, believe that Zion­ Hundreds more are needed nnd arc ism has come upon them because needed now. yeed" parts of New Fngland and Long Island to death ■ —------o------they disobeyed the Prophet who already and now people with old fashioned ideas and forbade smoking. Jack Dempsey says he will fight possessing what they believe to he artistic tempera­ They will now give up tobac­ $ 3 , 0 0 0 Ca for a million dollars. Well, we’d co, establish a "Smoke Hank," de­ like to knn\^ who wouldn’t? ment, are trying to do the same thing to Florida. “Everything on Cape Cod from Buzzard’s Bay to posit in it money saved from the Announcement smoke. And with that money they John barleycorn is dead in this Provincctown is ’yeed’ and ‘shopped’ to the limit. At expect to "save Palestine from lloom House country, an exchange informs us. Easthampton, Long Island, they have actually plaster­ the Jews." To better accommodate our old customers and make Yenh, that’s right, if you don't ed a sign on the postoffice informing the world that it mind what you say. MEN HAVE accomplished a it possible to take care of our ever increasing new ------o------is ‘^e United States Postoffice.’ Small business fi Acres Land, all cleared, GOO feet from UioJ establishment or shops, are ’shoppes.’ I have seen over good deal hy giving up tobacco. trade, We have purchased the Exldo Battery service Our office hoy says he went The late George M. Pullman told w ay. * swimming the other day and wai the door of an automobile accessory place at Harwich- this writer that he gave up smok­ station formerly owned hy P. A. Mcro. We arc in­ tanned twice, once hy the sun and I ort, on Cape Cod, a sign stating that it was *Ye Tyre ing five cent cigars to help accu­ stalling new equipment in this service station which once hy his fnther. Shoppe.’ mulate money needed to build his ---- - o----- . first sleeping car. As a result he will make it the most up-to-date Battery Service “In a plain everyday shop one purchases merchan­ ■ CITRUS HEIGHTS Headline says, "Wilhur Strongly dise at reasonable prices. In a ’shoppe* the price is gives blessed sleep to millions. station in this city. ■ Denotin' ea Mitchell." which i t just ■ n darnel good indication that Mit­ sky high. That extra ‘pc’ on a sign signifies ’prices THE ARABS will have to give N chell is alright. excessive.’ up a good deal of tobacco to drive Visit our new station at— ■ ------O------"I am not a Floridian, yet, and my opinion of the Jews from Palestine. The Two more film stars are to wed. tilings Floridian may not carry much weight, but I young .lews there arc well armed, Corner 2nd and Magnolia Bryant & Hathawi according to news dispatches, which well drilled and don't propose io we understand, is just a mere for­ do hope the people of this state will not ‘ye’ it to he driven out. And in addition Ball Block, Opposite P. O. Sanford. Fit mality in securing a divorce. death or shoppe* one old of every dollar he possesses. there is the British army, pledged 1* lankly, I ni suspicious of ‘ye’ towns and ’shoppes’." to uphold tho Balfour policy. Today's best laugh: Any man ------— o------is ready to embrace his opportun­ THOMAS HARDY, who wrote Hof-Mac Battery Co. 20 Yearn Experience With Gud ity when it comes in the form of a Laughter “Teas" many years ago, is still Pretty young heir' ss. —fMail Arm- working, and now at eighty-five ■ ■■nBBBBBBBBBHHBBBBHBBBB!ii!Rxn>ailsal,llil streng In Times Union. issues a new volume of poem.!, Mirrp’s in laughtur, (lie Hun.shine uf the houI, the hap- "Human Shows, Far Fantasies, iR R nitiiiuiB iigiiqiiiilR iR iiaiD io11111'1111 " Phis couple h • caused much pimws ot the heart, the leaven of youth, the privilege of pur- Songs and Trifles.’' ■RaRRBaaRMRHBRRRaRHaaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaHaav talk in Hollywood. They were itj, the echo ot inn jeetice, the treasure of the humble, the Hardy holds the age record * 14 among English pnats. Tennyson married twice anil separated three wealth of the poor, the beat! of the cup of pleasure, it dispel* times, if you remember.”—Chicago was eighty-three, when his last Pribune. Another case of "if at depreciation, banishes blues, and mangles the melancholy; volume was published, Browning, firit you don’t succeed, try try tor it s the foe ot woe and the destroyer of depression, the seventy-seven; Shakespeare, as W e Solicit again.’* enemy ot grief; it is what kings envy in the poor, the guilty everybody knows retired at an age when his best work should have envy m the innocent; it’s the alien on the silver of smiles, been done Sub-division Hava you it vacant room at your the ripple on the water’s delight, the glint of the gold of glad­ The Latina surpass Anglo-Sax­ Your Listings hours7 If you have get in touch ness; without it humor would he dumb, wit would wither ons in the intellectual strength of w'*h the Chamber of Commerce old age, a fact that may puzzle and help in providing places for dimples would disappear and smiles would shrivel, for it’s Would you be interested enoughs Nordic enthusiasts. — Acreage newconi-rs to live. The city is the glow of the clean conscience, the voice of a pure soul, Titian was painting admiraahly fiHint: rapidly and unless the peo­ the Dirt i-cry oi mirth, the swansong of sadness—laughter' — Business Property tell you how you can make ple help take cure of those who at ninety, when the plague killed — r ort Meade Leader. him. Michnel Angelo, long past — Homes and Apartment Houses would like to live here, many of eighty, produced such work in art a cash investment of £10,000.1)0. loein will find it necessary to pass —Lots in all parts of the city given on to other points. Co-operate with ns no man exceept Shapespcarc AS A MORTAL, thou must nourish each of two forcbod- has over equaled prompt and careful attention. the civic body in this great work. The Latins mu temperate eaters, ^morrow’s sunlight will he the last tlmu shalt drinking light wine instead of beer The Motoriat'a Lament see; and that for thirty years thou wilt live out thy life in or spirits, and therefore their S E E MR. JOHNSON, ■ a LAKE MARY DEVEL0PMEN1 Of ,dl had words ample wealth.— Racchylidcs. brains remnin young. Of tongue or pen. ■ ■ L. SIMMONS Sales Manager ^ ■ ■ The saddest are these. ■ « IDS Magnolia Avc. “It's flat again," MY FAVORITE STORIES Contemporary Comment1 —Cappers Weekly By IRVIN S. COBB s "■■anRHRBiixBBiiiiaaiiR R iiM ii||l,lll> l Twould keep dad busy giving the Colclough Realty Co. n - u And with the verse Tho town drunkard of a amall kids all the spankings mother hns ft liM*1 W7f'of’FfrRt j when he done, 'what was It Sup. hotel. Iteiisonnbty priced. Offered at ultra ^ They say down side-by :ule'and held yoy xofclos* the while I was The wxirld'R worst to the dominie read the parable of the It AN ADVERTISEMENT f'jfl.y. acres... ,v.. within the proposed corporate I Start u» swearing, reading was it the le«on of the As n last dchpcrate effort, Dawes {"IninaJ'iltilnic Mib.iivision. Owner willing to Hutrliu Prodigal Son. The prisoner *ccm- Scripture or was it the words?" IS THE SILENT SALEMAN OF COMMERCE. Moderately priced! Is to sadly learn of ed to hang on the words. Ho nudg- might try going over the falls in Burned out hearing. ct up/clpsec »jml eloper, bending n“v " ' “‘‘l the tippler— a barrel.—Amoclatcd Editors lfChi* twt>| your gram) bfeythi*’- "ago-) M “OVB IXTFOlllTY VOl.ll

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MISS KATHRYN WILK^Y, Society Editor. TELEPHONE:—Bes. 428-J. Mrs. Eva Herndon Is Bride of j Ben Small Dead” Buddy Comes to Life In Quiet Wedding*

Tuesday Dumas will enter­ ic at 3 o’clock honor- of Miami. The ceremony was per­ , house guests, Mrs. formed in Orlando, with Kev, Blan­ jd Miss Louise Deas ton J. Belk, pastor of tho First Presbyterian Church, officiating. The cetemony was witnessed by only a few of the most intimate friends of the couple. Mrs. Small had made Sanford her home until two years ago, Street of DeLnml was when she moved to New York City, isitor in the city Tues- later going to Miami to reside. She is a sister of Mrs. Frank Mil­ ler of this city and has many Griffin of Kissim- friends here. guest of friends The groom is 4 former Pennsyl­ vania resident, but at present is associated with n group of promi­ icNeill returned home nent business men in one of the largest developments in South 1 a business trip to At- Florida. Mr. and Mr. Small will make btamr ot Irs. Clark Dunaway of their home in Miami, where they have recently purchased a hand­ nt the day ip the city some new home. business. Their many friends hero and man, Jr., hns returned elsewhere join in wishing them with friends and rel­ every future happiness. ick sonvi lie, Little Miss Margaret >. Peyton of Washing- it the guest of her sis- Cogburn Given Party i. A. Fitts. In Honor of Birthday 1. Cofinelly and Mrs. iwn spent Tuesday in Mrs. J. B. Cogburn entertained the guest of friends. Saturday afternoon at her home, on Oak Avenue, with a party, hon­ Goodhue left Monday oring her daughter, Majorie, who STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER ie Florida Sanitarium celebrated her fifth birthday. Uy CHARLES P. STEWART IS SO NEARLY SOLD OUT THAT rill undergo an oper.v- After enjoying a number of games on the spacious lawn, the WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.—“For looking overside. And l found I SHORTLY YOUR OPPORTUNITY little guests were invited into the blind, sickening, unreasoning ter­ couldn’t lgt go. dining room to cut the beautiful lonald has returned to ror,” said nil army aviator, “life "Fh>Qi!cally, my fingers wouldn't Pittsburgh, Pa., after birthday cake that held five light­ unhook. WILL HAVE BEEN LOST ■eral weeks in the city ed candles. The cutting of the hasn't anything to offer equal to “Bingo! The instructor lilt mo cake caused much amusement. the sensations of a man’n first on the knuckles with a little mal­ The hbstess served ice cream parachute jump. 1 mean letting let. t o m o r r o w , and cake nnd each guest were pre­ go for the drop. After the 'chute “ It broke my hold. ACT TODAY PROFIT sented with little baskets of can­ opens it’s all right. Anticipation's “ Whoosh! 1 shot down, maybe dies and caps with doll faces on the killing part. a hundred feet. Up went my vitals them. into my throat, just ns your in­ The guests of honor was the re­ “When the United States entered sides do when an elevation sinks cipient of* many gifts. About the war I was cast for an artillery from under you too fast—only a twenty little hoys and girls en­ observer. After a little preliminary thousand times worse. I gave the joyed this lovely party. training they strapped a parachute ring a yank. on my hack, looking nnd feeling as little like anything that would let v. hats that you say: You’d me down easy as any other little think n mim'd be tuu frightened to [u'mlay for Gainesville, package from a dry goods store. pull the ring? Utter will enter the Un- “They showed me how to pull “Don’t you believe. That’ll the [Florida, the ring that opened it, and then one thing he isn't too frightened I ^m V they bundled me into the banket to do. I pulled it all right. , L t Check will leave with the instructor. Up shot the “Snap! It was the 'chute of*»rv- [ for Topekn, Kan , ban no 11.' 1‘ Wai' seared to ' begin ing up'overhead! Yb'H ****>********^y*^V m Carolina Stanford of “About a mile high, it seemed to to the soles of my feet—pie ele­ ■ tile attractive house me, ‘Over you go/ said the instruc­ vator act again, only coming_ty a ■n. W\ A. Fitts, at her tor. sharp stop this time, after 11 swift Union Avenue. slump down the shaft. , “Carefully 1 lowered myself, “And then I felt myself sway­ [ Kronen and small son, gripping the basket edge with my ing gently in the air, with the (turned Sunday for Dav­ fingers. I didn’t dare to look down. earth coming up to meet me, not it where they have been “ ‘I.eggo,’ shouted the instructor, very fast. kt three months. I f . Bledsoe returned BullLmergcsVictor In Liverpool Wpuld Bar VW) Pumplico, S. C., P»hs been the guest of Con flietWitli Airplane American Cured Fork |B.rilcmun for several SOIGNIF.S, Belgium, Sept. 15.— LIVERPOOL, Sept. LVM/Pi— OP)—An infuriated hull vented itJ Trade in bacon and ham between K«nt» I». Bishop nnd chil- ire upon a disabled airplane re­ this town and North America is k returned home from said to ho in grave danger from Beach where they have cently and when the animal con­ the regulations issued by the min­ Banner nt this popular cluded that its joii had been done istry of hohlth prohibiting the use the machine was beyond repair. of hornx preservative in food, says The airplane carrying eight pas­ the Daily Post. (Hie Eubanks of Rome, sengers from I’aris to Brussels Members of the Liverpool Pro­ M in the city last week ’was forced clown by a defective duce Exchange duclnro that without kcepted a position with motor ami laiuled in u pasture 15 tiie Yiso of borax, all the ruppliex I m, of PcCuttea ami miles from Brussels. of bacon nod (mm from America, The bull, aroused by the chug­ and the gWinter part of Canadian Ladies’ Purses anil Bagft ging of tiu- motor, made straight supplies which together form IK Compacts i Lucas, Miss Nora Lu­ for it, while the pilot and passen­ percent of the total consumption lls* Francis .Smith of gers jumped add made their escape of Great Britain, will he stopped. Double and single style, gold, silver Fine all leather, new: shapes, black, Y. Ha., are the guests of in a mad rush across tin* field. The only alternative to borax la ■ Bell at her home on The animal charged the machine the hard sqlt cure, which is not and shell. Imported. brown and tan, light, . t „ Avenue. again nnd again nn^ kept at his popular with the British people. work of destruction until the pas­ sengers got out of the danger zone. The college man of today is 75c and $1.50 each reading three times ns many-book, On the third day after marriage us did his father when he attended New Combs Mesh Bags tho San Bins Indian groom of college 25 years ago, says Asa Panama lifts the veil of his bride Don Dickinson, librarian of the nnd sees her face for the first University of Pennsylvania Iibru- AH colors with rhino stone Fine quality, new shapes, gold and ry Dewitt of Winter time. styles for bobbed hair. silver, double and single. Special— x pec ted to arrive today Sargent Portrait Will few days in the city h her sister, Mrsy Hang In AfricariSalon 75c to $1.75 each $6,75 M*on at her home on Street. LONDON, Sept 15.—OP)—Sir NOTICE Ladies’ Beaded Bags Charles Wakefield has acquired Heads \ Worthington nnd the Sargent portrait of General TO THOSE DESIRING LOCATIONS IN THE children, have, ro- Smuts, former South African pre­ Beautiful Colored Pearls. Long and In all the new colors- and shapes hmtgomery/ Ala., mier. It is understood he intends toville, where they have to present it to the Union of N E W A R C A D *E short, every short. Indcstructablc Ladies and#■* Childrens. « > "IT friends and relatives South Africa. at three months. Now under construction at the corner of First St pearls. 75c to $5.00 LIVING IN ITALY INCREASES and Sanford Ave., are requested to see D. Woodruff nnd little ROME, Sept. 15.—(IP)—Cost of $1.00 to $2.50 und Mrs. Ben Caswell living in Italy has been on the in­ Bar Pins ,,K this week ns the crease constantly since 1914 nnd is Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. still mounting, recently published 210 E. First St. Rhone 70S Novelty Dolls All shapes, pearl and rhine stone. statistics show. Taking 100 as an Crystal Lake. index figure in 1914, the cost of the new Some with sterling back •> * • living has reached 498.22. _ _ Made of wool yarns, in all Mm.’ JackDjfewitt nnd A table of prime necessities of colors, UOB'Uy ■ for 1 their • home jife including’ bread, spaghetti, 50c to $1.25 : * l®T?i N. C., after spend- rico beef, bacon, milk, potatoes r** mdhth' here' as' the and olive oil, shows an average 75c to $1.50 r r,a|jd Mrs. Henry Pur- rate compared with the index fig­ Bracelets M Mm . Hewitt expect ure of 432.98 in December, 1923; . , hanford this winter 402.29 in December, 1024, and Corner Lot Infant’s Novelties Imported, shell bracelets with* all col 498.22 In June, 1925, Ideal location for n home. Rest section of the city oral stone settings. New, fane] J ‘v|tCII MASONS Comb and brushes, rattles, carriage i a special Convocn- Only $1155.00 straps and books. shapes. i J w September HUh, tho Past, Most Ex- EASY TE EM ? 1, “°yal Arch Degrees . 35c to $1.50 each $1.50 and $1.75 ** ' med. Work in the Past Sanford’s Best Income Property— in’i*6- J*'1* begin at 4ix ‘Nwchcs, coffee nnd Located on opt* of the best corners in the citv. he served during I,./ the work. All Roy- We wish to felt thunks for the kim J 5 n ? r8' ctmlia,,y in" given U» during the si death of our dear husband ■ F.. F. Nicblack, and ala REALTOR m Oysters Daily offer UHL' o • Rooms 501-502. Rhone S5 First National Bank Building, EVERY THING NEW IN NOVELTIES' OYStEMf* benulifully conducted the services SALES FORCE ' line* E p. NIEBLACK M. M. STEW A R T DOUGLAS KING 1 Fruit Store AND FAMILY______: n >;i »;ii M ' r»;ip, , / . . u n ijt* ■ .•»• nn*

THE SANP0RP »BIMrbHt«TUB8PAYrflEfTOMIIBIMS, 1929. formf,| \n IT 1QY inane of Ilnml* liy U1** A.!!,, of Twi form ntul NO. 0IS19J ford. FJurJda. Twr it'y-l'oiir Thou l.tw, ilrrlor. llumlrcd »ml T» i Perlvei mature January lat, 1029. Now. Th»r.r 4 i.lalnuavUlu, ■ -»«nd front the Snle-Ilirreui .^of to i he ( Ue. tVrUtl l }< Hr,ml* tuimhrred from 67 to 88, to *»•» «riler <,f th^'VH^ tlven that Klnnne# In I art th** ^ A.«v'""''( mature January 1*1. 1930. nottro h h ‘ Cttal Honda numbered from 89 to n o . **-ns and UtV *«« A»ke Mary. o i n r i Pmpertj to mature January l»t. 1931. Sanford. K*fr.Si,*T» J I 13. 1*23. Attain*! I fiV 'Ih .ittln it Salil Sire* r*-imlrt-.i („ JJ*- ir,! No. 013)99. Fronting and AhUttlnK ^ Korn Honda numbered from 111 to 132 In the World of to mature January let, 1932. tin. I'lrrtilt n, >M n U. Town- im r^ ra w ' " ; 1 n? ££ d llnndn I" * •V jp I :■ 1 ...... rallnha*m‘i* nnd ( onilltlona or Sink Bomle numbered from 133 to 151. ■'ll*. •>n iljp *W|| H of ...... ami 1| S®vlfl'"* ,,ent of Mo to mature January let. 1933, A. Ii. i !t ; • , a 1 ElnMiardt 51 In ft. Losing piichcr lion Proof In* Pund f . . r til* ' a>m H.il< It<>nda numbered front 155 to 175, Jones Is In Form; Ehrhnrdt. Umpires, Klem and land above Principal and Intercm to mature January lat, 1931. A. M. at Sa,fhV 1i S'-mlnol. S 3filMl * McCormick. Time 1:49. k Circuit Bond* »n eertnli Honda numbered from 177 to 198, da, on the and to be laaued pttratiant to mature January let. 1935. Holds The Athletics Honda numbered from 199 to 221. vallit.it. ,| nn.1] , };*4t to mature January let. 1938. and. . . . To Two Lone Hits How They Stand j . \Vherena. U tfppeara from enld pe­ 7 . 1V. ‘Portlor. of T aik e'.\fSry, Vlor- each.' ’ W aring WO rtsI M the r.u tition filed aa ufore-uhl. that all NATIONAL LEAGUE In. 'ateps taken In connection with the PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15—(/P) Pan Ferry, of Lake Mary, Florida of Mix per cent per ■"n,l™,| " (tr, Issuance of aatd bonds by the'City of Won I.ost Pet'Willi* Nordstrom, of Lake Mary payable eeml-nnnunlly. on —Sam Jones wns in rare form yes­ Pitlshurgh . «r» 54 .01 a Fanfold. Florida. linVr been reuulat Slate Loop Hunting A Joes To Vic Aldridge Holds Dodgers dayir of January »«d J“ f " In everv reaped, and In atrlct confer, terday and held the Athletics to New York .. . 78 ftfl *.5ft5 1 ■jfrste'jCKOflOE C. CItOM, ItcKlster._ mltv with law, nml Mint nil nets, Smokers When Foley Gives And Wins ScvcnthStmight; Cincinnati .. 75 02 .5471 tllTICK Foil I'DIII.U'ATIOX roodIIlops and (blnffa reoulred by two hits while New York won the S Kill A I, NO. 017723 JJV u& frod! 1 V « ^ r e nier |«w to ex let. happen ami he per­ Up Hut Seven Scattered Hues Increase I,end Over St. Louis 59 71 .43.1 Department of thr Inferior Ii*ck , Inclualv**. and to niatur * r final game of the series, 3 to 1. lally in the followlntf manner, formed. precedent to and In the le- H|f4, Defeating Saints 3-1 ... N , Y. to Six and H alf Games Brooklyn .. 60 70 .485 I'. S. Land Office at Oalnesvllle. euance of eald bolide, have existed, teii Holt, Into of the Jersey City Boston .. .. 70 78 .473 Florida, Alltr. 22. 1925. wit: ,» , have happened/and have been per- fntcrnntinnnl League team, made 7,'i.llco Is hereby Riven that Floyd Honda numbered from I to . . the only honest blow off Jones, a Philadelphia CO 77 4 .4n» f). FJnhlom of Luke Mary. Florida, ST. PETERSBURG, Sopt. 15.— PITTSBURGH, Sept. 15.—bP)— Chicago .. .. Cl '78 .433 who, on A me list 25, 1322. made (A*)—Tampa won lh« 1025 Florida single in the seventh. Jones' fail­ Pittsburgh topped Brooklyn yes­ Homestead Kntry, No. 017723, for .State League pennant by defeating ure to cover first in the sixth al­ SK*i "f NWV4, Section 7, Township lowed Cochrane to receive credit terday, 9 to 4 in the opener of a AMERICAN LEAGUE 2(1 K.. ItaiiRe 311 K., Tallahassee Mi<- St. I'etertburg, 3 to 1; in the de­ series snapping n losing streak nf rldluii. has filed notice of Intention cisive contest of a seven game se­ for n safe hit. Won Losl to make Commutation I'roof, to <-s- ries concluded here Monday. Each As the result of the victory, the four gnmea which tagged the Pi­ Washington...... 87 48 talillsb claim to the laud above de­ Yanks split even in the six-game rates’ disastrous western trip. The Philadelphia...... 79 5ft scribed. before Clerk Circuit Court, team had won three and lost victory extended the Corsairs lend at Sanford. Florida, on the 8th day three games previously. series with the Mnekmen. Chicago...... 73 03 of October. 1925. The Box Score. over the New York Giants to six St. Louis...... 72 «4 Claimant names ns witnesses: Hewitt held the Smokers to nix and one half games. i". A. Farina, of Lake Mary, Flor­ hits hut three of these, including NEW YOKE AH It II PO A E D etroit...... 70 fif. , ida. Combs, cf...... 4 1 2 5 0 0 Cantrell wns taken out of the Cleveland...... ft2 72 J. W. Fortier, of Lake Mary, Flor­ a pair of triples, were grouper! in box in the second inning anti was ida. the seventh when Tampa counted Meusel, 3b...... 3 0 1 2 3 0 New Y ork...... 00 77 ■ Pan. Ferry, of Lake Mary, Flor­ twice. Foley, Tnmpn ace, allowed Ruth, If...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 succeetled by Ehrhnrdt, whose Boston...... 40 92 ida. Gehrig, lb...... 4 0 0 8 4 0 wildness permitted the Pirates to i IVtitle Nordstrom, of Lake Mary, seven hits but no two of these sew up the game in the fifth with Florida. came in the same inning. The Paschal, rf...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 fIKt)tin (3 C. CHOM. Register. _ Bengough, c...... 4 0 1 ft 0 0 a two run advantage. Five hits Saints' only run was counter! in in the eighth gave Pittsburgh Today’s Games. .NOTICB Fill! ITIII.If'ATION the seventh when Cox hit his sec­ Hoeing, ss...... 4 0 1 0 2 0 SKItlAI, NO. 017838 Jones, p...... 4 0 0 3 1 1 three more runs. Aldridge turned llrpnrlmrnt of Thr Interior ond triple of the day nnd came in his seventh consecutive victory. NATIONAL LEAGUE F, H. Land office at tialucitvllle. home on Weik's error. Tampa ad­ The Box Score. Boston at Chicago, Florida, Aiik. 29. 1925. ded another in the ninth un n sin- Totals ...... 30 Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. JCOTKJE Is heridiy given fliat Klla ;!e by Hicks, n bit bntsmun, an PHII.A Ai BROOKLYN AB R H PO A E New York nt Cincinnati. Tliomas, of Sanford, Florida, who. Bishop, 2b. .. „ 3 Mitchell, ss...... 5 0 0 0 ft Q on January 3. 1923. made Home­ fnfieitl out unti l,opez’ sacrifice fly. Stock, 2b...... 5 0 1 4 2 0 Philadelphia nt St. Louis, stead Kntry, No. 1)17838. for NIP, Cochrane, c...... 2 Ilf S\V‘,, Section 32. Township 19 S. The Box Score. Lamar, If...... 4 Wheat, If...... 4 1 2 1 0 0 Hume 29 K., Tallahassee Meridian. TAMPA AB R H PO A E Johnston. !b. .. 4 1 2 12 0 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Imt Pled notice of Intention to make Snead, 2b...... 4 U 2 3 1 0 Miller, rf...... 4 Commutation I’roof, to establish Holt, lb ,...... 3 Cox, rf...... 4 0 1 2 0 1 Chicago at Philadelphia. claim to the lain) above described, Hicks, 3b. . . . . 4 2 2 2 2 0 Dykos, 3b...... 3 Brown, cf...... 3 1 0 4 0 0 Detroit nt Washington. before Clerk Circuit Court, at Han­ Estrada, cf. .. .. 4 0 0 4 0 0 Tierney, 3b...... 4 1 1 0 1 0 Cleveland at New York, ford Florida, on the 151 It day of Wcik, ss, ...... 3 1 1 2 3 1 Galloway, ss. .. 1 October, 1925. Smith, ss...... U Taylor, c, *...... 3 0 1 1 1 1 St. Louis nt Boston. claimant names as witnesses: Lee, rf...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 Baumgartner, p. 1 Cantrell, p...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 L I*. Hagan, of Sanford. Florida. Peterson, If. .... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Poole, x ...... 0 Ehrhnrdt, p...... 1 0 1 0 2 0 Frank Stackhouse, of Sanford. Lopez, cy...... 4 0 0 3 1 0 Florida. ON RESIDENCES, APARTMENT HOUSES & Hl'a French, xx ...... 1 Loftus, x...... 1 0 0 U 0 0 Baseball Analysis \V. II. Iloyd, of Sorrento, Florida. l ■ «n„ Jesmer, 1b...... 3 I) 0 HI 1 1 (Juinn, p...... 0 Hargreaves, xx 1 0 0 II 0 0 Frank ltoyd, of Sorrento, Florida. Foley, p...... 3 0 0 0 4 l) Bagwell, xxx .. .. 1 CHICAGO, Sept. 15.—(A1)—Af­ U K O m iK P. CHO.M. Register. Hale, xxxx...... 1 Totals ...... 35 4 9 24 12 3 ter u lupse of aggression which in riii: t t itc ij t m i in~t»r Tin: NESS PROPERTY AT 7% INTEREST WITHOlt T o tals...... 31 3 0 27 12 2 HKVKXTII Jlh im i, f'UKITT Wnlberg, p. . .. 0 x Batted for Cantrell In 3rd. had reached four successive games, Itl’ Till: STATK OF FI.Oil IDA, IN ST. PETE AB R II PO A K Engle, ss...... 0 xx Batted for Ehrhnrdt in 9th. the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday rtv AND Ftlll *K 1IINOI.K CD1NTV. Meanner, ss.... 4 0 1 3 2 0 sunied the stride which permitted City of Sanford. Florida. A Muni­ Welch, xxx xx .. 1 PITTS AB R II PO A K cipal Corporation, by and through Shannon, If...... 4 0 1 II 1 U Moore, 21...... 4 0 1 2 3 ft them to outdistance the New York Forrest Lake. S. O. Chase and C. fc. Doyle, 3b...... 4 0 1 1 2 ft Totals ...... 29 1 2 27 15 4 Carey, cf...... 6 1 2 4 0 ft Giants in the chase for the Nation­ J Marshall, comprising the City Brown, cf...... 3 0 1 1 ft 0 al League pennant by subduing CommlHslon of the c’lty of S an­ ,x Batted for Galloway in 5th. Cuyler, rf...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 ford. Florida. Cox, rf...... 3 1 2 0 u ft xx Batted for Baumgartner in Iiarnhnrt, if...... 4 1 l 3 ft ft Brooklyn, 9 to 4. vs. P. Doyle, 2b...... 4 U 0 1 3 ft Ttaynor, 3b...... 4 3 1 3 1 0 The return to winning habits Stale of Florida, ex rel Millard It Barnes, lb...... 3 ft 0 11 1 1 5 th. Smith. State Attorney f r the Sev­ xxx Batted for Smith in 7th. Wright, ss...... 4 2 3 2 1 1 ) permitted tho Pirates to increase enth Judicial Circuit -if the Slato NO RED TAPE—QUICK ACTION Block, c...... 3 0 0 3 1) ft xxxx Batted for Quinn in 7th. Grantham, lb. .. 4 1 3 ft 2 ft to ft 1-2 games the lead which the of Florida. Hewitt, p. - .... I) 0 1 1 2 0 Citation xx xxx Batted for Engle in 9th. Smith, c...... 3 ft 1 4 0 l) (Hants had whittled down to six To the Citizens and Tax Payers of Score by innings: Aldridge, p...... 4 1 1 ft 0 ft games during the recent Pitts­ the City of Hanford, Florida: Totals ...... 31 1 7 27 11 1 New York ...... 011 001 000—3 burgh reverse. Whereas, a petition was filed In the a hove entitled cause on this Scute by innings: Tntnis „ .. „ ar» a la 27 7 0 Tampa ...... 000 000 201—3 Philadelphia...... 00ft 1)00 010—1 The standing: the 7th day of September A. D. 1925, Summary: Two base hit, Combi, Score by innings: Pittsburgh ...... 85 54 ,fi12 by the City of Sanford, Florida, n St. Petersburg .. .. 000 UOft 100—1 Loft on base, New York 7; Phila­ municipal corporation. by and Summary—Two bust! bit, Snead; Brooklyn 000 400 000—t New York ...... 78 ft!) " .505 through Forrest Lake. S. <• Chase three base hits, Cox, 2, Hicks, delphia 7. Struck out by Baum­ Pittsburgh 010 020 03x—9 The world’s champion Senators, ami C. J. Marshall, as the City Coin- Weik, Brown; sacrifice, Brown, gartner 1; by Quinn I; by Wnl­ Summary: Two base hit, Gran­ though idle profited to the extent mission of the City of Sanford, Flor­ berg I, by Jones 5. Sacrifice, Meu­ tham, Tierney. Three base hit, from the dazzling two hit pitching ida, against the State of Florida, liurnes, IRnck, Peterson; double sel. Base on balls, off Baumgart­ ex rel Millard It, Smith, nraylng fin lays, Shannon to Block; left on Wright, Carey. Stolen base, Guy- performance turned in by “Sad the validation of certain bonds of ner 4; Wnlberg 1; Jones ft. Hit h r, Carey 2. Sacrifice, Cuyler, Al­ Sam" Jones against the Athletics. the City of Sanford. Florida. In the Caacs, St. Petersburg 7; Tampa 4; by nitcher, by Baumgartner .sum of Two llnndr-d -tiul Twenty base on balls off Fuley 1, Hewitt dridge, Wright, Smith, Taylor. The Yankees got six - hit3 anil Woti four 'I'lliiUMsliil 11221.UO0.UU) Poll.i i -. (Combs), Double piny, Galloway Left on bases, Brooklyn 7; Pitts­ 3 to I. The Senators hold nn fully described III said petition, atl- 1; struck uot by Hewitt 2, Foley to Bishop to Holt, Koeing to thorlxeil by a certain resolutl m 3; hit by pitcher by Hewitt

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7— Business Service 14—-For Sale, Acreage 42— Exchnnge Dtilr Herald H. A. SPEIR a d . r a t e s LANEY’S DRUG STOKE — Fra­ FOR SALE: A beautiful 5 acre MArNE — Watervllle, Morning me rip tlona, Drugs, Soda a. We celery farm, 2 story residence, Sentinel, Thousands of Maine Contractor and Builder L C**h I» Advance are as near you as your phona. two flowing wells on asphalt road people are interested In Florida ■•-V Call 103, ______with side street. 3 1-2 miles west roperty. Reach them through *99-M — Phone — 499-M all, will k* n - Rate card von ap- ; A I I* ■attaw i*4 n I- of Sanford for only $7,000. Half Ec Sentinel. . 2108 PALMETTO AYR SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Are you in need . « r . i . tt |«nc4l*lllr l« carih, good time on balance. B. II. plication. 1 1 > • *f!ll Spanish Successors to Gillon A Platt Banku’.on, Sanford. ______lt« ■ line /10 Magnolia. Everything elec­ ______B« ■ llm* trical. Phone 422. Electragith FOR SALE: Oklahoma, 470 acres, FLORIDA—ORLANDO— .Orlando j - ______*e m Itm* Radio. well Improved grain and stock! Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ ______... 4* ■ I In* ~of~ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ ' Type 4ouble above farm. Will sell for $8,000 or trade WIGHTS—Three atationa. Mag for South Central Florida Coun-J imum 24c rash with order. Earle T. Field ratal arm for eon* nolla and Second. First and Elm, Llneertlone. try home. Henry Muller, Osteen,' JtKAI. KSTATB — Iff VlMT-tinNI ■ of length Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Fla. • I ited a tin*. Expert service. me? Lobby,obby Puteaton-IJrumleyPi Bldg. [charge **o for f ln t FOR SALE: Acreage on Sanford* DAVID B. HYEB Hanford Florida LEWIS O’BRYAN. Office In Now Smyrna Highway one half ARCHITECT Jti»lng li restricted to Seminole Bank Building Annex Idaielflcatlon. mile North of Osteen. E. B. Car­ Eastern Exposure, V ,fror la mad* Thi flan- Phone 417-L S. ter, Osteen, Fin. Member A. L A jld will be reaponilbli I W e Bulldlnt Resident of Florida since list. Ion* Incorrect Inaertlon. WIGHT PRINT SHOR—Printing Orlande, KlarlUa tiatr for eubeequent Engraving, Embossing. See us 15— Sale or Exchange Hefei ences: The office ihould ba Firm National Hank. Paved Street [immedlatelr In caae of first. We do it. Phone 4I7-W. FOR SALE: Will trade good stan* v 1 i R. R. Ave.-Cnmmerclal St. If so, just keep your eyes J. H. HUTCHINSON _ A I) VKRT1S14RS dard make automobile In good IIKAta KSTATB 8 jf representative thor- JAMES H. COWAN—,7.1 kind* condition on real estate or what on this page. Some of the HILTON’S Acreaire. Farms and Orange tmlllar with ratal, rule* have you to trade. Will sell cheap Groves a Specialty [Ideation, will sire you of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. very best buys in San fowl nA tu iF .n s h o p 1020 Laurel Avonue, Information. And If Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak on terms if desired. Coca Cola Bot­ 113 Magnolia Ave. Member of 8ANKOHD, FLA. , they will aaalit you Avenue end Third Street. Tale* tling Co. are listed here daily. 6 First Class ilarbera Florida Slate Price $4500 nr your want ad. to Florists Association. more effective. phone 111. ______17— For Sale, Houses Special Attention imTANT NOTIOB Given To Ladles and Children. peri ahould alve their MIRACLE Concrete Co, general Opportunity awaits you poatofflc* addreai aa cement work, aldewalka, build­ FOR SALE: 5 room bungalow and $1,000 cash, / their phona number If ing blocks, irri gallon boxes. J. E garage $6000. Good terms and on the “Classified Page” Chinnwnre in English Porce­ re reautta. About one Terwllleger, Prop. 1 a good buy. Located in Heights, ut of a thousand haa a nenr Rose Court. 112 Park Ave. lains, Bavarian and Japanese balance like rent 5 and th* there can't HILL LUMBER CO. Houm A of The Herald. G. TAYLOR DYER rata with you unlaaa Thrasher & Garner. China make lovely gifts your addreea. Service, QualltT end Price Where Service nnd Quality FOR SALE: Two new houses on Painting—Decorating reatlaaaaaa MOST k* The Ball Hardware /•* peraoa at The lei- Reigns Sanford Ave. Three miles out. PH O N E 303 erald •■Ira or by let* OLYMPIA CAFE Ginderville Heights. Lots from Telephone dtseewtla* The Waffle House $200.00 up. Easy terms. A. C. Cin­ are not valid, ua. Prompt. Efflelant. 0. A. Cnratt, Mgr. 105 W. 1st St. der. Ginderville, Fla. W. H. LONG S ervlet1 \DDRESSING — Multlgraphlng, 19— Sale, Live Stock MEAT MARKET folding and mailing—as you 35—Wanted Help, Male 42— Exchange , Everything 40 ft. just off Sanford ossifications want It—when you want It. FOR SALE: One team of mules, Phone 673. H. E. Porch, First must go this week. Make your WANTED: Good meat cutter. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. For the Sportsman National Bank B l d g . ______price. E. G. Kcsler, Silver Lake, Phone 110 or 629-J. | accepted want ad medium in Avenue on Third St. louncements Rt. A. Box 187. ------I Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word At o A ccessories 8—For Rent, Apartments WANTED: Two boys at the Pos- nn insertion. Minimum 25c. Bali Hardware tnl Telegraph Office, ns mes------os, R ent 29— For Sale, Miscellaneous WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS Phone 8 $8000. Easy terms o, R epairing FOR RENT: Two room npartment, tt'iigers. Only boys who can stay TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, also bedroom with twin beds, nml FOR SALE: jinger sewing m a-1 during the winter season need np Fla. Thousands read the clas­ ACREAGE- os, Sale 2 single rooms. One l ted room ad­ chine on easy payments. B. H. ply. Good wages. sified pages of Florida's Great tineas Opportunities joining screen porch. Phone 193. Bankston, Sanford. j ------Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. BUSINESS-HOMES Try Smith’s Barber Minimum 25c, cush with order. tineas Service I FOR SALE: Gas stove chenp. See* 4 ' NN anted Help, Salesman V M o n t 7 p Rent, Apartments 10— For Rent, Rooms Write for complete rate card. Shop for good barber Mr. Batton, Southern U tilitie s ------— ------j Rent, Houses FOR RENT: Furnlfced bedroom, Office. MAN with enr to work In evenings PALM BKAGIl COUNTY — The Nfcljklez R e a lty Co. work. Ladies welcome. Rent, Rooms also garage. Phone 168. from 4 to 6. Attractive propo­ scene of stupendous develop­ Valdez lipid Building FOR SALE: Account of old age, sition for hustler. Give references laneinl my entire well drilling business ment. Read about it in the Palm p « 1 ' a* - ^ .a* * ■ - * * J Next to Valdez. bms and Board FOR RENT: Large furnished bed­ i in letter. Write "Proposition" Ctre Bench Post. Sample copy sent on room, near bath. Apply 107 NVcst anil equipment. W. A. Stafford, 1 Herald. Kent, Office, Stores 408 Holly Ave. request. SANFORD :Uh. ■ — — ■— — ------1 ------Sale, Acreage SEVERAL solicitors to work on TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— FOR RENT—Roams witu or with FOR SALE: Eull blooded setter Send in your subscription to the > or E xchange out meals. Reasonable rate* puppies. John Peters, R. F. D. 1, commission. Right proposition * Sale, Groves Box 86, Sanford. for right man. Apply at Herald Tribune or hand it to your local ■ REALTY CO., Inc. Lincoln House. after 6:30 in afternoon. dealer so you can read Florida’s Sale, Houses greatest newspaper. One year, FOR RENT: One completely fur­ FOR SALE: One good tent cheap. H. S. LONG, M*r. |e, Lease, Rent Apply at 406 Myrtle. WANTED: Permanent resident de­ $8.00, 6 months. $4.00, three months nished bedroom, adjoining hath, $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ MONEY |e. Live Stock to one or two gentlemen. 200 sires rent a house, five rooms Sale, M iscellaneous 21— Sale, Real Estate or larger. Communicate with J. B. ance policy add 76c to your order. French Avenue. Cogburn Care Florida Vegetable ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ lc, Heal E state We have two plans of financing 14— For Snle, Acreage J. E. SPUR1.ING, sub-division Corporation, Phone 533. ald, South Georgia’s greutesl lc, Furniture specialist. Subdivision to Or­ newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Your Home Rooms 9-10*11 Rail Bldg. Irniture W anted FIVE ACRES lando, Florida, and Flora weekly and Sundny. Classified H*f # *" I* » «'• ’ li'ttHV* * * Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ HELP WANTED: U rge real es­ rates 10c per line. Wuycross Jour­ 1st—Wo will lend you Phone 657. pt, Found Two miles west of Sanford, just off nal-Herald, Wnycross, Georgia. ftlciuns, Jew elers First street. Ohio owner will take way. tate corporation wants live wire what’s right. Will be in Sanford salesman for Sanford. References sting, D ecorating, FOR SALE: 165 foot frontage on required. Address X Y 3 Care Hes-q DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell in a couple of days. Address Zimp- Sanford Ave., on heights nenr anything? If so advertise In All The Money fign fer, Care Herald. aid. no Tuning Snnlanta Sulxiivision. Eastern ex­ tho Gainesville Sun. necessary to build a complete home posure. Good buy for ensh. Write WANTED: Fivo experienced real Cook Bros. ant. Seeds, Trees Box 150, Sanfortl, Fin. ADVERTISING geta results if it VOLUSIA COUNTY estate salesmen. Good positions. 2ml— If your home is already built we will niaku GENERAL CONTRACTORS [lumbers and Supplies Apply 314 1st National Bank Bldg. reaches potential buyers. Pa- you it very substantial loan <>n it. ultrv and E g g s The following tract is offered 22—Sale, Furnilue latka Daily News is circulated in JJ Especially Equipped for to you because we believe it nn industrial and agricultural sec-in Remodeling cial Notice is worth the money. We nre We carry a full line. 39-NYanted Situation, Female tion. ! NO DELAY------NO WAITING 600 Luurcl Ave....Telephone 693 / ewriters and Supplies convinced that tho price of Our prices are right. Cush or nted this tract is far from the top. terms. Wo want your business WANTED: A pojition as typist. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Prompt Service Guaranteed It would pay you to investi­ Sanford Stove it Furniture Co. Write Leon, Cure of Sanford Pensacola is beginning the Call and let us explain our plan. nted Help, Female gate. We have it direct from ______321 E. First St. | Herald. greatest development in Georgia's _ V nted Help, Male the owner and have it exclus­ history; a half million dollar high-, * fitted Help, Male or ive for thirty days. Let us FOR SALE: 1 snnitary cot nnd way to the gulf beach just finish- • It— NVanted to Rent Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co. Kmale show you this property. We mattress. Ill Palmetto. Phone ed; nt two million dollar bridge THERE’S A can dose the sale and protect 519.______across Escambia Bay started; 197-199 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 rated Help, Salesman your interests. If you want to FOR SALE: Baity bed in excellent WANTED: To rent house. Any quarter million dollar opera house size, furnished or unfurnished. FaSed Situation, Male make money don't fail to call condition. 211 Park Ave. Phone under construction; two millions ------(4------DIFFERENCE N '•anted Situation,!"cmalc on us Immediately and if you Near Lincoln Hotel, by the year. being spent on highway; greatest Apply C. A. Ponder, Lincoln Hotel, panted Heal E sta te are out of town wire us. It chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. Write Devel­ My prices on Tires and Tubes •anted to Kent is a chance of n life time. 21— Lost, Found 42—Exchange opment Department. Tho Pensa­ pchange Here Is Is: LOST STRAYED or STOLEN: cola News. nre lower. From 117 Poplar Ave., 8 months REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 08 acres at $1,500 per acre. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In •: l 3—Autos, Rcpt old Collie dog. An:tArcrs to name the FORT LAUDERDALE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Oil prices arc lower too. This price includes 100 feet gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest wide streets with sidewalks of Shep. Reward. Mrs. W. I,, Har­ DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow ^AUTOS FOR BIRR vey, Clyde Line Office. ard County thoroughly which is classified medium, rate, cash, 9c And there's more push in tho ami curbing. Also electricity, charge. 10c minimum. THE GREAT UN-WRITTEN LAWS ’Fi AUTO SERVICE Day one of the most rapidly growing Kus. rht Meets all trains. Batr* water, etc. The lots ought to LOST: Two charms from watch sections on the Florida Coast. sell from $700 and up. The chain, one Elk Tooth and one MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people OF BUSINESS IN FLORIDA—THE inifer- Phone 651 and 63-W land atljoins a $20,000,000 Ice Sample copy and rate card upon Consistory and Knight Templar, request. nre interested In Florida. Each KEEL & SONS nnd Electric Plant now in the between Elk club and Genevn fill. of them through a classified ad SAME AS IN ALL THE OTHER RINK’S FILLING •nu Drive It. course of construction and a Return to C. E. Williams, Osceola, LEARN ABOUT Polk County nnd in the Morgantown POST. Six rl,e nnJ 2nd St. at IL R. townsite as welt. There is a or Sanford Herald. Reward. cents a -word for b)x consecutive STATES. STATION fU brand new 30 feet asphalt State Lakeland, through * the Stnr- Telcgrain. Best advertising me­ issues. ■ Rond No. 3 passing through 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees ■ 1113 Sanford Are. Sanford, Fla. the middle of these 68 acres dium in South Florida. Published THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT Tho Combination of Brains, Capital nnd and the A. C. L. railroad runs iTEWART THE FLORIST" mornings. ST All-TELEGRAM— —Central West Virginia’s larg­ Experience are essential Lakeland, Florida. alongside. It is three miles Flowers .’o r all occasions. est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per 17 YEARS OF SUCCESS IN SANFORD from the city of Sanford, the 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W word; 4 insertions 1 1-te; fl or land is high and dry and every OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales more lc per word each insertion. Haa trained and qualified us to make a success in han­ -Poultry and Errs through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- ■ dling your real estate investments. We offer you this (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a acre of which cleared anti ■ drained. ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of •service and cheerfully refer you to our clients. You will FOR SALE: Nice hens 30c per trict. Want ad and display rates Floridn real estate advertise In find them in tho banks, business offices and on the streets pound. See K. F. Lundquist at I on request. the St. Petersburg Times. One con' of Sanford. f COOK 1 r Nivte ■ a Crown Paper Co. cent a word daily, two coats a won ' HAS QUIT MINO - A COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — Sundays. : WANT AD j 33— W anted Classified ads have the largest n u 04 r a circulation in Southwestern Geor­ A LITTLE WANT AD IN Tho A. P. CONNELLY & SONS niw oi*» WANTED TO BUY: U tc model gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) lino. HERALD will bring you in big It E L T O It Ford roadster. Will pay cash if results. Advertise those old ar­ price is right. 117 Uiurel Ave. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ticles you have stored away and Magnolia at Second. Phono 48 l ers and fern growers of Volus­ have no use for. A little thirty- ia county advertise in the Del-and cent ad may bring you several LOANS INVESTMENTS Daily News, rate lc per word, cash I dollars. Phono 148 nnd a repre-i [tentative will cnll and see you. By GEORGE McMANUS Don’t Worry • Use Want Ads r-vow tF XOU OUtiT E!As£b 'f - FOROT THE. MOblC tLv/ERX Tt-UlSQ VvILL Don’t worry about the help problem or any other prob­ lem—let The Herald Want Ads do your worry’inu and scurrying. Just list your wants with us—our columns will do the rest. Phone 148.

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