11 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ed4a21a91973f6fa37ad4fc065060d90.pdf d3159fbe8fb76fb8d48876fa7861fdc1 PDF Text Text rv *!••'» 4 IN T H E H E A R T O P T H E W O R L D ’S GREATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION NUMBER 109 S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , S A T Ig P tP A Y , A U G U S T 4, 1923 V O LU M E IV . A HiI II r E N T (COOLIDGE DE.VOTES GROWERS m SHIPPERS PROTEST W HAILT ET E PNRTEIOSID N TO P L A N S FOR FITTING AGAINST NEW RATE RAISE AT SERVICES A T W A S H IN G T O N A N D C A R R Y ORLANDO MEETING YESTERDAY O N W IT H POLICIES OF L A T E EX E C U TIV E Increase in' Refrigerator Rates, Packing Costs and Other Matters of Importance .ORLANDO, Aug. 4.— Adopting CHEATED CHAIR HANGED SELF IN T H E M fff TO DEFRAUD IN SHIP BUILDING OF CONGRESS Funeral Arrangements Are Subject trJchanges Many of the Big Shipbuilders of Country Were That May Be Desired by Mrs. H arding— Body Indicted . WillRem ain in White House Until Wednesday ( I ljr T l i e t a a s r l s M l* r r s a > ' • Morning, Then Taken to Marion, Ohio. WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—Charles W. Morse, New York shipbuilder and Only Waiting for Cool­ his three sons, and four others, were -acquitted by n Jufy todny of charges V . ------------idge to Take His I l l y T l i f A a in r ln lr S P r e u l of conspiracy to defraud the United Stntcn in connection with wartime ship W ASH ING TO N, Aupr. 4.— As the Harding funeral train mov­ construction and operation contracts. Besides Morse the defendants were: Seat ed castwnrd today President Coolidge devoted his attention to »»a»urc* to vigorously combat the. efforts of railroad* to Increase rcfrlgtntlon charge* ami require- additionIrwin, Benjamin and Harry Morse) N. II. Campbell, New York, treasnrer of plans for fitting services here and prepared to carry on with poli­ |1 citrus box atranfdng, and pledRlnR the United States Steamship Company; Robert White, of New York, presi­ I Ur T*r \n.,K)latr,l l*rr..» cies of the late chief executive. Arrangements .arc subject to any tbeir support to £ program to brlnR WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.— Pressure I dent of the Unitod Stntes transport company; Robert Much, of Augusta, Ms., change desired by Mrs. Ilnrding, call for removal a* Harding's for the calling of an extrn session o f ! assistant treasurer of the Virginin shipbuilding corporation; aqd Philip ReHiIbout a gerteral'reduction o f freight body on,arrival here Tuesday afternoon to the.White 41 mse. There congress is to bo brought to bear on1hnnlt, formerly of the emergency fleet corporation and auditor at the Vlr^tes on Florida perlshnblo com modiit will remain until Wednesday morning in the majesti east room President Coolidge. It will come gi„in corporation plant at Alexandria, tics to an rquitable baaia, Rrowers where private service may he held just before the bod) is taken to largely from two sources, those seek­ *jmI shippers of fruits and vegetables the capitol rotunda for services at ten o'clock. |b convention here Friday Joined hands ing legislation designed to relieve the Florida State Banks to put up a united front in all traffic farmers and those who see In the Woman Dies in Sentenced to Chair For ON BOARD H A R D IN G ’S F U N E R A L T R A IN , Roseville, Cnlpotters affecting their mutual Inter­ threatened strike in the anthracite And Trust Companies Orlando Jail, W as lifornin, Aug. 4.— Sorrow in the hearts of the American people over coal fields the possibility of another ests. . ,Killing Four Mem-1 the death of their leader was exemplified today by silent groups Are 23rd in Ayerajfe Taking Treatment <9 fuel famine In New York nnd New Approximately 150 Rrowers and along the railroad side as the, special train bearing the body of bers of Family England during the coming winter. shippers and representatives of va­ President Harding traversed eastern California and wide renches * What the decision ofthe new chief f For Excessive Uae of Narcotics and Resources Per Bank nut Htate Ranka rious organizations In the two indus­ Thirty-two in Population. Former Resident of Dcl.and. in> thp Aa.oeimeii Pre..i iof Nevada. With bared heads they stood some times in groups of executive will be remains for tho fu­ tries attended the mectinR. R. F. COLUMBIA, S. C., Aug. 4.— WII-1 hundreds some time, only a score and some times singly. There ture. • Maguire, president of tho Orlando f d r T h r A m m n rla tn l I ’ r r n l Ham Fnrics wns sentenced to he \Vas none too poor, none too rich, none too mighty, none too humble ORLANDO, Aug. 4.—Tho body of Chamber of Commerce, called the Recently, however, he wns quoted TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 4.— Bute electrocunted August 24, for slaying 'to pay a mark of respect to the memory of the late president. They Mrs. Julio Ward of DeLnnd wns ns saying that nt thnt time he snw hanks and trust companies of Florida fathering to order. E. D. Dow, traf­ four members of J. M. Taylor family wore conscious only of showing sorrow but to those on the funeral found in n cell of the city jail today. fic manager of tho Florida Citrus no necessity for an extra session. nro twenty-third ns to nverngc re­ nt Clover last September, was found train they typified American people as a whole. 1She had been committed to jail Thurs­ This view In line with that of Presi­ Exchange, who sent out the notices sources per bnnk, nlthnugh the stats dead in a cell of the slate penitentiary day to receive medical treatment for ranks thirty-second as to population dent Hnrding who often had voiced calling the conference, wns elected supposedly excessive use of narcotics. here this morning. Prison authorities W ASHINGTON, Aug. 4.— A detachment of soldiers, sailors his deU<rinination thnt there*should ns compared with other stntes in the ncretary, while C. E. Stewart, busi­ said he hnnged himself with pieces Her ony relative is anid to lie a son and marines will serve as escort from the executive mansion to •he no pxtrn ses’sion unless some ununion, it is disclosed in figures com­ ness manager of the ExcHhngo wns of sheet during the night. rFnrles the capitol. A fte r services in rotunda the body will lie in state forsccn emergency made one neces­ in DcI jiiuI, whom officials are unable piled in the comptroller’s offiro. Only chosen chnirmnn. to locate this morning. left n note snying, “ I leave you nil and the public will lie permitted to file |wst catafalque until six p. one other southern state exceeds Proposals of the railroads to in­ in peace and hope to meet you nil in m. Wednesday. A t that hour the body will be removed to the sary. Should Mr. Coolidge call con­ Floridn in the per hank nverage. crease refrigeration charpos on Flor­ peace." He tied his own hnnds be- train which will carry it to Marion for burial probably Friday. gress together in advance of the date M ISTR IA L BRINGS for th f beginning of its regular ses­ Thnt is I.oui*lnnn, which with.n popu­ ida shipments of citrus fruits and foq> he let bis body fall with noose President Coolidge expects to accompany the funeral party to sion—Dec. . ‘ t, he \vould establish a lation giving it tho twenty-second TO CLOSE L A R K IN vegetables from 10 per cent to 20 per around his neck. The sheet which Marion., « •-*.«„ ,41 precedent. Twice before a president placo in the list of stntes, shows the cvnt, and to require that citrus boxes he urod to end his life was tnndo fast G A R R E T T S T R IA L imnk nverngc of lfilh position, and ha sdied with congress absent from he fastened with three hoops Instcnd to upper bars of the cell. ,‘ W ASHINGTON, Aug. 4.— The first official act of President Washington and In neither case did sixteenth position among all statea aa of just one hoop, were explained b y ! Coolidge ns the new executive of the nation was the signing of a the meq who succeeded to the pres­ CUMBERLAND COURT HOUSE, to total resources of state banks and Aug. 4.— The trial of I-nrkln C. GnrManager Dow. Following his outline | Kissimmee—Last Mel- proclamation announcing the death of President Harding and call­ link idency, Chester A. Arthur und Theo- rett, rhnrged with the inurder nf-Jtrvr^ trust compunie r " T’ I fft the two matters the con,Ua«rt>on j boiime-KlRsimmcc road to ecth- ing upon Yhe codhtYy to observe next Friday, AUtfUst 10th, ns a, .. , cnll fur a spe- E. S. Pierce^ Baptist minister, came A tabulation - of state banks and i Vis railed to consider. A. m Hudson j pfctcd soon. day of mounting nnd prayer. On Monday nnrding is to be buried M1„„inn (lf thl, ,ftW I lawmakors. tiv an abrupt'end late yesterday when trust companies' resources In the Burr, chairman of the Florida Hnr! __________ at Marion. Movements looking to an extrn Judge 11. D. White upheld the conten­ southeastern stntes, showing the to­ Commission, described the pnst his­ the present emergency. session ulrendy havo lawn launched tion of the prosecution that at least tal number of, such institutions to­ tory of both enses and narrated how W ASHINGTON, Aug. 4.— President Coolidge look up the du­ by senators nnd representatives from The convention inter, however, onu member of the jury was disquali­ gether with their resources by states the two present situations have been adopted a motion mnde by Mr. An­ ties as chief executive today at a senes of conferences devoted al­ the west and from Now England. fied, anil ordered u mistrial. gives an idea of tho relative posi­ brought about. Mb. Burr told of the derson thnt it go on record as fnvor- most entirely to discussion of plans for the funeral of President Recently several senators met in . Court adjourned qntil this nuirning tions: • tp!tns of the Florida Kailroud Com­ Ing the organization of some body Harding. One of the suggestions made by Coolidge to those with Minneapolis nnd dispatched n tele­ at 10 o’clock, but the request ofcminNo. of Total mission to appear before the Inter­ which will correspond with the old whom he discussed funeral plans was that Woodrow Wilson take gram to President Harding urging sel for lioth sides who desired to leave Institutions Resources • state Commerce Commission on brhnlf Florida Growers nnd Shippers Leugue a prominent part in the rites to be performed Wednesday in on*. c o n . , roHK i,0 assembled so ns to Cumberland Inst night, a conference 5132,577,448.40 2S1 Alubumn .. of the vegetable and citrus industries nnd thnt it be formed at the *e•iirllf.t rotumlu o f the la p ito l. Coo filge let it bo know n thnt the p w e n t t,u,*r of was held nnd by agreement the case Floridn .... ... 225 •—72 148.183.500J10 and show cause why the refrigeration possible date. An effort to hnv v»* thi. ntTKnnnel o f the Hunlmir nilm inlntrntion would continue in o ffic e * the farmers, , ,,nrHi*i,i.riv n„* particularly the whi* whrnt Of R. O. Garrett, who stnnds jointly 280.521,57G.71 ... 599 (SeUrgiu — thsrges .should not be made effective. motion nmendod so ns to limii imir the indefinitely nnd that he could see no reason for any present change growers. The telegram was sunt to indicted with his brother for the Louiniuna .. .....231 437.378.500 10 In this effort, howwever, Mr. Burr activities of the proposed orgamsa-ior f 0r interruption of any negotiations now being carried on with Brigadier General Sawyer, Mr. Hard­ Pierce killing, wns set for trial Aug­ 174,874,095.62 ... 323 Mississippi •aid thnt the commission was greatly lion to only traffie nintters was dc-1foreign representatives by Harding’s appointees. At first confer ing's personal physician with a re­ ust 20th. 277.007,186.47 N. Carolina ...542 handicapped by lack of adequate funds fented. While it was the consensus 'cnee with newspapermen, however. President Coolidge declined to quest that it-be presented when the -148,405,028.91 S. Carolina ....809 to put up (lie fight necessary. He es­ of opinion of a nuirtbe* of the speak­ discuss administration policies. He would not comment on pos­ executive's condition permitted. These 204,803,054.03 ... 334 Tennessee .. timated that at least fifteen thouRnnd ers thnt the proposed league should sibilities of extra session of congress. R AISE an dother senators are expected to S A L A R Y ill B,797,048.88 ...334 Virginia ... -dollars would be needed for the com­ Imve as its primary purpose the pro­ present like requests to Mr. Coolidge. FOR A M E R IC A N The compilations, taken from fig­ pilation of statistics the securing of tection of shippers interests in traf­ ON ROARD HARDING F U N E R A L T R A IN , Ha ten, Nev.. Senator Walsh who comes from EXPRESS M EN ures tabulated by R. N. Sims, sccrocompetent witnesses, and the employ- fic mntters, it was also felt that such ^u.r. d.— Mrs. Harding rested last night us well as could he expect­ Mr. Coolidge’* own state, hns issued fea t of expert legal advice. an organization should not have its ed. The widow of the late president retired early to her stateroom a statement urging a special session CHICAGO, Aug. 4. — Increases tary-trensurcr of the National Asso­ and when the train reached here about 8 o’clock this morning the After an acrimonious discussion ns functions too limited in the event an because of the ' nnthraeite situation, ranging from 3 to 31& cents an hour ciation of Supervisors of State Banks, door was still closed. There had been no occasion to call ayone nnd other senators ami representa­ were granted employes of the Ameri­ shows thnt there arc 30,313*banks in to whether it wanted to support the emergency should arise. the United Stntes, with combined re­ ’Florida Railroad Commission in this during the night. * . tives, with whom Mr. Coolidge hns can Expresa Co. and the Southeastern sources of 153,004,042,235.50. This ORLANDO, Aug. 4 —What^Ca* 'light or to lend efforts on Its own had close political association in the Express Co. in a decision of the Unit­ ON BOARD F U N E R A L T R A IN , Fallon, Nev., Aug. 4.— Gold­ part employing its own legal reprisals characterized ns one of the most im­ past also nre .deeply intorched in ed Stntes Railroad Labor Board niado is divided: State banks and trust companies, 132.081.329.235.00; all na­ en sunshine,, like that which streamed through tho windows of the • the convention unanimously decided portant events in tfie history of the that situation. They an* exported to public here last night. Thu omployc* had requested an in- tional bank*. 521.012,713,000.00, g iv ­ do hark the commission to the fullest citrus nnd trucking Industrie* of Flor­ dek room in San Francisco nnd heartened President Harding in h s bring strong pressure to bear on the ing the state institution* nn excess battle against disease early today lighted up the observation pintextent of its powers in this matter. A ida occurred Friday whwen more than president with n view to action that erense averaging ten cents nn hour. over tho nntionnl bank* of 510.608,­ form of the private car supdrb Where rests the flug draped coffin might lx> oxpccted to prevent a rop- The Southeastern Expressmen, in ad­ committee of five, consisting of S. O. one hundred growers nnd shippers of 010,235.69. amid floral tributes of loving people. llion of the suffering experienced in dition, had aske dequal izntion of their Chase, chairman, Frank Skctly, C. E. perishable goods from all pnrts of the New England Inst winter because* of wages and the wages of the American Btewait, I.awwrence Gentile and \V. state gathered ill the court house nnd Tho B. ti O. Motor Company call j.’ h a NCISCO, Aug. 4.— An until the following day when funeral a coal shortage. fE. Lee, was appointed to raise 516,- adopted resolutions protesting against J ^ ^ » Expresa employes. your attention to the wonderful Star If congress is summoned to Wash­ W0.no or whatever other amount may the increase in height charges;; train-. ftvpnuo of nlour„ing stretches across services will lieheld end a national car In un advertisement In this issue. l-e needed to aid tho Florida Railroad ed others, demanding reductions in , ^ |nJ1(j (|f BorroWi it h-gan hero at day of mourning observed. Then it ington there will be a scurrying TALLAHASSEE OPENS BIDS .The wonderful array of model* in the FOR BIG STREET PACING Commission in opposing before the present freight rates, nnd c ntc nnd it ended in the Na- will be laid to rest in the Marion Lome of a number of senators nnd Star car make it one of the greatest PROGRAM FOR C A PIT A L CITY representatives who nre now in Eu­ nnj OVer it for four cemetery. Interstate Commerce Commission the definite plans whereby all parts of the car* for the price In hlatory. They rope as their interest would be not proposed advances in refrigeration state will unitedly combat the rates days nnd four night* will travel a San Francisco wns afforded the TALLAHASSEE. Fin., Aug. 4.— give you *0ch a large field from which charges. Another committee of six in their efforts to cripple the most funeral train bearing the body of first opportunity to pay respect to the only in legislation that might be The city commission of the capital to choose tho kind of model you went members including E. D. Dow, chair­ prominent industry of the state, ac­ IYcsidhnt Harding. dead leader when the t>ody waa taken hrought forth but also in the organ­ city has opened bids for 5300,000 at u price that I* startling. man, Jack Thomas, Robert Morrow, cording to those present. When the train, draped in black, from'the Palace hotel, where it had ization of the house nnd senate. This worth o f street paving here. Twelve Two committees were appointed to drew out of a black draped station rested since the end came last night, organization would of necessity be tm tei ter n» ta M » i ** L D. Aulls, J. R. Crenshaw and W. kids were submitted, six by Florida M. Tsrpiey, was named to collect datn take immediate steps to forestall the here last night, there liegan the sad­ to the Third and Townsend *trcet#*ta- the first work of the two bodies -Mil firms, four from Georgia, nnd two required by the commission in pro- movement of the rallronds. The first dest transcontinental trip in tho his­ tlon. But liefore the long trip across it might serve to define sharply the other contractors. The work ia ex­ .-M'ing its case to be presented to the of these rqmmlttce* consisted of S. O. tory of the nation. There have been the continent is ended almost count- lines at between the conservatives pected to begin sumo time in tho Chase of Banford, F. L. Skclly of Or­ funeral trains bearing the bodies of less^nther communities will be allow­ wnd the so-called radicals within the Interstate Commerco Compilation. near future. lando, C. E. Stewart of Tnmpn, I-«w- Chief Executive* of the Republic be­ ed the privilege, though to a lesser Republican ranka. Before the convention decided to i ■ - « •upport the Florida Rallrond Com­ rence Gentile of Orlando and W. E. fore. but no such train ever passod degree, for the train only will be hLOllIDA BENDS CONDOLENCE JACKSONVILLE, A « g , ” <-~ T^ •»v <\Xk A. 11- Hamrick, manager of the lo­ stopped to change engines and for ' mission in the refrigeration case, and Leo of riant City. The committee over so long a route. j W IRE TO MRS HARDING maximum and minimum temperature^ cal Plggly-Wiggly. haa left.tpyn but Lave the full ita£og*)l>Uity VUh that has been delegated the authority of Ninety and a half hour* will be re­ other operating purposes. It is ex­ of representative cltUser fumlnhed by b-***'1 ( D r T fc r A u M l a l n l P re a a ) lum not departed for part* .unknown. ralsing-hftween 515(000 and I — > ■ commission, Frank Kay Andereon, of quired for the trip. When It is ended pected' that people will gather along Ho it taking hla vacation npd upgml’ TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 3.—CondoL the weather bureau from reeoM»’W>mAqig^jean Fruit Growers, Inc., \viiich ia'\o be used at the discretion at 1:30 jt. m. Tuesday, tho body of the route tho entire way and with un­ tncos of tho people of Florida were piled'at’ 8 p. mi. yesterday follow: ing the time becoming acquainted calFld <4he jrfcojit efforts of the committee in financing the Warren G. Harding will rest a while covered heads pay not only their own extended to Mra. Harding in rosq}uCities ' Max. Min. with hi* wife, who la visiting re,* tlvT* . . K T S S f u J S a S g f c V i - M . w ift.* * - - I S o r iO " of IS . rjJ . In the White House where he servod personal respects but /those of the 80 72 tiona adopted at a meeting o f the Atlantic City ~ in Georgia. Tho new manager, C. W. the old Florida( growers anti and ahippe iihlppeftf|HMUi*e».aflpurc the rvduct on o ^ • the American people for nearly two whole American nation. 70 80 governor and hia cabinet today. Lings Atlanta ..— Studcnmlre, haa for tho past aeven Lsgue, He proposed a reorganization preaent freight rates. The arrangements for Ure trip wns and a half years, and then in the Cap­ 78 90 were ordered half masted on state Boston .............. year* been manager of tho grocery Another committee, to be known as of this league ho sponsored by yester­ itol where, as a senator from Ohio, he made by the grief stricken members department of the Hand Trading Oo. buildings. 72 83 Buffalo .— ..... day’s conference o f . shippers and the traffic committee nnd consisting represented his native state for six of the presidential parjy yesterday 82 78 Chicago ........ of I’ cjhnm, Ga., and come* most high­ growers, and that their fight against of E. D. Dow of Tampa. L. D. Aults years. while thousands stood about thr hotel ly recommended. Don’t hold hi* name FORMER PRESIDENT 88 Cincinnati a ---------high refrigeration rates and tho rall- of Tampa, Robert Morrow of Jack­ Funeral services will bo held In or WAlked slowly through the lobbirs against him, a* he waa named when 78 88 W 11-SON SENDS MESDe# Moines — - — ... xoads proposal to require additional sonville, J. R. Crenshaw of Orlando the Capitol rotunda lato next Wed­ The plans all were submitted to Mrs. 88 , SAGE OP CONDOLENCE 68 Eastport, Mtlno J... an infant a n d couldn’t klpk on the titrus box strapping be carrlod on by and Jack Thomas, and Is to compile nesday afU r the body has lain In Harding for final approval and she 78 80 Kansas Clt y....... . • IIIr Tk* A u w lilrZ P v*m ) *uch an organization. A lengthy dls- and collect data, f»cU and figu re or state all day and then will go on the was able to give them hor attention handicap. View York ............. — * * ** WASIUHNGTON, Aug. 5.—Former rutsIon followed Ur. Anderson’e ad­ the present shipping conditions, which final Journey to Marion, Ohio. for she still was bearing up well Dade City— New warehouse of Cole- President Wilson haa sent a message Pittsburgh -----------—*0 dress, in which U was brought out are to be presented to the Interst* Arriving on the morning of Thurs­ under the load of sorrow. nisn and Hill, In*-. 'uuieT construc­ of condolence to Mrs. Harding at Son SL L ou ie--------------------- 80 Commerce Commission in sn stump that immediate action waa required in day at Marlon, the home of the dead Mrs. Harding obtained soar rest tion here, to be completed some time Francisco. Telegram however waa not Toledo ________ «8 the refrigeration rate rase and that to show that freight rsU . are czces- President, the body will be given the last night, retiring at I • ’clock and W ashington------------88 -------t — r r^i «M made public. during August. the plan to form a shippers league sive and must be not only kept from loving care of neighbors and friends (UveUswS «• I'M* tw«> . gr J . W S 'j tould not be completed in time to meet an increase, but reduced In addition. S TEMPERATURE = i ’ ll .f-Lr t'> * •2-4T. , �- .SR* A? A PAGE EIGHT MRS. FREO DAIfiF.lt, Society Editor i ’honr 21 7-W I f r » * k a v o 'a a r r r ir a 4 i . l . l t l * * r w — 4f « r * B e la s M T V k f r r « r r a m ln s k m a e, mt I f j m m mrr r a la r i a ll. la v . h M I i m r - a t a l r a r f ( • Ih la d ep a rt n tra l. c l r i a a O rfa lia , a r fr lr p h n a r l b * llr m . I I talll b * o r v a llr t M n a la lr f . LOCALS THEWEATH Mr. nnd %Mrs. J. St. Clair White nnd family hnvc returned home from Charleston, S. C., where they have The death of President Harding spent the past two monthn, visiting cast q gloom over the city today. relatives. Miss Allio Trnffont, who has been Mrs. J. N. Robnon nnd family, who spending the past few weeks nt Co* hnva been spending the summer nt ronoda Bench, has returned home. Daytona Bench returned home yester­ day and have ns their guest* Ray­ "Mrs. Voliij William* nnd children mond Kingston* and (laid Wales of l&VcirbtuMsLfrrim a de>l(jthtfuf ntny Daytona and Mins Lurile Duttoa><)f DoLand. 4 Coronado I^on^h. Mrs. R. E. Beverly nnd children of JMrs. John l!*)|,'who hot been visit­ ing relatives ift’ Georgia, has returned Jacksonville will arrive here tomor­ row and will be the guests of her home. sister,' Mrs. John C. Decn, at her homo on Park avenue. Miss I.illian Khinholser has return­ ed home from Macon, Ga., where she Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride re­ has completed a business course. turned home yesterday from an ex­ tended* visit with relatives in North Miss Elisabeth Flowers left ycstcrCarollnn. They were accompanied dky for Gainesville, where she will home by Mrs. Kate McBride of Ham­ spend some tlmo. let, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walsma leave Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hobson; whose morrow for Chlcngo, Detroit and mnrriagc was a recent event, have re­ her points in tho middle west. f * ________ lumed from a trip to St. Petersburg, Mrs. Walter Hand leaves tomorrow Tampa nnd other places of interest for points in Massachusetts, where on the West Coast and arc the guests of the former’s parents, Dr. nnd Mrs. she will be the guest of relatives. J .N. Robson, cn route to their home Mrs. George Morin of Jacksonville in Orlando. U the charming house guest of Mrs. Don’t forget tho dance nt Lake ‘ K. R. Ravage on Park nvonuc. Mnry next Wednesday with HarUell’a Miss Dorothy Crabtree, who has Orchestra furnishing the music, they been the attractive guest of Mrs. F. arc the boys with tho rep nnd the pep. B. Roumillat, left yesterday for her Dancing from 0 till 1. Sec the ad­ vertisement in this issue) home in Tampa. 3 KAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.— Mrs. • G. Walter Corley of Atlanta, Gn., among the business visitors in Hurding, although greatly shocked by the City Hubntnntlnl today, leaving at the death of her husband, nrosc early this morning after a short sleep and goon for Deijind. was directing nil affairs looking nfv Mr. and Mrs. John Mcisch hnvc re- ter the welfare of the party. Special for Saturday Fa For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday; prob­ ably scattered thundershow­ ers. F o f c j F a F a n a F 'j F 'l F * And ns usual the Daily Herald is out with a full and complete ac­ count of the life and death of the say that wllbbc of interest to all the president. mexhbers and friends of tha church. •> k'Ki.Unv . . ... _______ . . —in 1 Anrioilhccments of tho scrvfce* vnll • * I Many visitors from other cities weree l*c given In Saturday's issue of the 5.Herald. Look It up and pne|itra to hero last night to witness the open ■ ing of tha new Milanc Theater and, come, they were well repad for their trip* to Sanford. S. M. Lloyd returned this rabrning from Daytona Beach where he spept The Chamber of-Commerco held n "Thursday with home folks, fine meeting nt tho Mulct Valdes to­ day with about twenty-five in attend­ T. B. Lanier, the sage of Lake ance and much business of importance county, was ih the city today calling transacted. on his many Sanfonj friends. He still claims Tavares as his home place. The Kiwanls and Rotary Clubs will disport themselves on the ball lot to­ Don’ t forget that you must guess on day starting at four o’clock nnd con­ tho number of words on tire front tinuing until all the men on each side page of the Dolly Herald of'Satur­ are used up or sent to the hospital. day’s issue right away. You get three fino prizes for the best guesses. Sec Those who visited at Orlando'and Mr. Lloyd at Lloyd's Shoe Store. south of Orlando yesterday report n regular cloudburst that a filled the Phrjstian Science services will be yards and strets nnd made the roads held at the Woman's Club building as almost impassnble. heretofore the services having been changed for some time on uccount of Sometimes I stand nt the station the rebuilding of the rlub house. when the trains puffs down the track. But often the train does the standing Frank Akers’ Tiro Compnny lias nnd i do tho puffing act. Let your something for you today In their ad­ hank account at the Seminolo County vertisement that you should read. Bank puff for you and the train. They have complete repnirs for Stew­ art's speedometers nnd Hussicr shock Don’t forget the DeMolay dance nt absorbers. tho Woman's Club tonight. Good or­ der, good music, good floor nnd for Dickson-lvca Compnn^, Orlatido'j the benefit of a good order—the De­ favorite shopping place, hnsuan ad­ Molay. Everybody Invited to come vertisement in this issue calling your to tho Woman's Club tonight and en­ attention to the Saturday and Monday joy yourself. specials that they nrc offering for Tho Big Weekly Herald was tho your inspection. Rend the advertise­ first pnper to print the news of the ment and then see the very cheap death of President Harding nnd it prices on all of this seasonable stuff. was out early this morning nnd in Dlckaon-lvcs Company, Orlando. « T ~ - ----- — — j l .• A* Ak-% » . k. . succeeded by this .means In getting people to wire and write their mem­ bers and senators to vote against -TONIGHT. > A T HANDS p F TH E STATE such legislation. O f course, these (Continued from page 1) eitixens did this upon these statemerits, and a misapprehension of the W A L T E R HIEU$ exacting pledges from such candi­ true facta.” dates as to what they will do when In conclusion, Mr. Burr declared — IN — they assemble in the legislature. It "tho time has come In Florida, if the is perfectly clear to me from personal people expect proper relief In trans­ contact with the business men of portation charges, te dcipand proper Florida, and growers and producers support of the State Railroad Com­ of Florida products, that they desire mission, which was created, for tho tho fullest support to be given the purpose of conducting transportation Florida "Rallipad Commission/ in or-< ctrnlrovcrsica In the interest of the conduct public and at the least cost to the that the commission may ct the Vj£ |KS3nKc Iffjih rmanner individual dtixen. Tho railroad com* Here’s jolly* W^ltcfc H kr» ns WlirLb ’f o p U t f IfrJ K csl' public mlssioners arc interested in some­ wanted to sco him. Star in a f»,t Kdk>d. I. believe it is not-so.much the thing more thnn tho mere drawing of question c(C tint** as ’ll Is that the their salarjr*. They, wish to admin­ .hilarious love-comcdy. Stnrtisjj M a ribbon clerk, finishing as the' bon paoplc of Florida want something for ister the niTalrs o f the department their mpney. They want results, in tho -interest of tho public good." of a South American republic. ^Vith before you cast your votes for peo­ a lovely scnorltn ks his bride/ A l» ple to represent you in the legisla­ EASED HER COUGHING SPELLS ture of 1923 that you demand of Lt " I had an attack of Grip that setInternational News them how I hoy stand upon this ques- Ucd |fl my thrbnt nm, cnUM<| „ had tion." cough. When I coughod hard 1 could Only One Day Old “ You nrc confronted today with not stop and had to gasp for breath. this situation— the Florida commis­ It was surprising how quickly Foley’s sion being without funds," Mr. Burr Ilpnoy nnd Tnr ensued those tcrrlblo continued. “ I f a prtper fight la made coughing spells," writes Father Ad* NOTICE in your interest you most go down in sms, Adams, New Yoyk. For Coughs, The annual meeting of the FcnuM. your bank accounts and help to sup­ Colds, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis, Laughton M em o rial Hospital Associa­ ply the money to defray the expenses Whooping Cough and Hay Fever use tion will be held at the court house st of such a> fight.” Foley*a Honey and Tar. Contains no tight o'clock Thursday evening, AsThe spenker described what hel opiates. Sold everywhere.— Adv. gust 9th, 1923. All members are urf. characterized as methods carriers use cd to be present. So far, Florida women nrc mani­ to defeat remedial legislation. "A t T. W. LAWTON, the cession of 1923," he said, "there festing no desire to nm for congress. SCHELLE MAINES Preside* Why should they, when they enn con­ was presented to the legislature n Secretary. . bill .intended for proper protection or tinue to be "spenker of the house” nt D7-30? 8-t-2t7 wkly. 103-lt • elimination of crossings over rail­ Home?—'Tampa Tribune. roads nt grr.de. The bill was prepar­ Have you guessed the ed in the office of thp Railrond Com­ * SELL mission. It was lntioduccd by Rrp- number of words on the rcsdnliitivc Miller of Jacksonville, and known ns the 'Miller Bll.’ Tjic front page of the Herald railroads eucccdod In defeating it by for Saturday? Guess all sorts of unfair methods. They with each purchase. The organised n lobby nt Tallahassee that was one of the hugest nnd the most Contest closes at noon They -cost no riofc thnn otW effective of any lobby maintained nt Saturday.— Llloyd Shoe P. P. R INES the stn(c enpitol in over twenty yenrs. 103 I’alntetto Are.--------Phone 481-J They had men On the ground nt the Store. organization of the legislature that remained until the lcg.slntuTC ad­ A CHEERFUL WELCOME A W A ITS YOU journed. From day to day they call­ ed in other representatives of the carriers. In fighting the particular •jill referred to they tried to create T h e P rin c e T /IAILROAD COMMISSION NEEDS MORE LEGISLATION turned home from a visit to rel .'•Hand f4cml.i in New York nnd- Nrv Jersey.’ i r,i « . TH EBAW OBO DAILY, HEgAfeD. FBIDAY. ALCUST 3. IflB “MR. BILLINGS SPENDS HIS DIME" ,,,.. •IVI -ai.jj jr-fV- Genuine Texas Oi|i ~.-j_: tho mails with the account of the Genuine Elgin Creamery butter nt *1*° minds of the legislature that death of the president. The folks in BIG F A T FRYERS; lb the A. & I’. Store for 47 cents nnd • the proposed legislation would cos the rural districts get the new ns a .... — m . 1 —11 •>,, m ill quckly ns the cty folks nowadays. many other good simps in the grocery n great many millions of dollars, nnd line at this popular Store. The A. & that it would be an immediate cost Rev. Burhnns, patsor of the Con­ I*, are on Second street and they have upon the carriers. They evdn went gregational church, has returned from a line of customers that crowd the so far as to hnvc their representa­ localities in the his vacation, spent at Fort Myers, nnd store all the time because they know tives in different state to go to shippers and represent reports a fine time nt that beautiful they can g it the best of every thing to them that if tho bill pnNed it place. He will resume the regular at very reasonable prices. would menu such sin enormous cost fc33& S a n f o r d - A v e n u e - P i i o o c . J172- W . j ; services of the church beginning next thn’t a ge'nerW Inct'oiMte "In" rill ' the & Sunday nnd will hnvc something to Stempcr & Co. have the world heat rates would have to be levied. They when it comes to meats of all kinds nnd their prices are m> very low that people come here from many places miles around to take advantage of the cheap prices of nil the choice cuts of meats. Lard, butter spread, butter, eggs, chickens, bread. See the adver­ • • ■ tisement quoting you prices in this is­ A h wc begin to prepare for our Fnll SeitHon, it i» necessary for uk to dispose of our Summer sue. Stempcr is not nfrAid to quote Hy>ck to give us room for the new Fall Merchandise which Is beginning to arrive. With this prices because he hns the rest of the fact in view it is compulsory for us to dispose of nil Summer goods regardless of cost. This world heat. wc will do through the month of August, nnd wc believe it will pay you to buy now even for m 35c , . Stones’ Market A U G U S T S P E C IA L S ! AT U R next season^ needt*. Iiclow we list a few items ut remarkably low prices: . MILLINERY DRESSES In Frock* we Htill have an unuHunlly amart assortment in Silktt ami in Cottons at price* you can’t retrial. . Voiles, SwiaaeN, Organdies, Linens ami oth­ ers at— $ 2 .9 5 $ 3 .9 5 $ 7 .9 5 Choice lintH for street and sport wear in leghorns, plain trirnwa ami combination ma­ terials. $ 5 .0 0 Small ami medium shapes, at $ 2 .9 5 Value* from $5.00 to $14.50 $ 1 4 .5 0 $ 1 9 .7 5 Valuea from $19.50 to $55.00 $ 4 .9 5 ■9 Canton Crepe, Mat Crepe, Crepe tie Chine and Wnirii Silka. IVggy Paige PresacH in­ cluded, nt— $ 1 1 .9 5 $ 1 6 .7 5 $ 3 .9 5 Values up to $9.75. All Hantl-inatlc Pattern Hats. Large shapes for dress-up and party wear. Your unre­ stricted choice, at— , 5 0 ^ REDUCTION Pick your hat and take one-half off. ' BWiaWjAtt WAN. OPEN' ALL' TIIE YEXR.' CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. I’lggly Wiggly has built up a repu­ tation* in Sanford b y their special sale days in which they make n special run on.certain articles in the grocery line. They believe in conservation instead of conversation and their belief is backed up by tho chcnp prices quoted today. Butter at 47c, 10 pounds of sugar nt K9c, Maxwell House coffee at 3f>c and other prices in proportion. Sec their advertisement today. Bnumel’s Specialty Shop has an ad­ vertisement today on the August Sperinls giving the very low prices on dresses, millinery, waists, hosiery, awrnters, etc,, nnd undergarments nnd rapes and coats. Sam Bnnmcl says that he is closing out many of the summer lines at prices thut are be­ low cost because he wants to get ready for his fnlj nnd winter stork that will bo.coming in soon. This is your opportunity. Ileud the advertise­ ment today. A Y W ill B e S H O E D A Y u r c h w e l l ’s : SPECIAL PRICES ON ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN’S, LADIES’, BOYS’ j MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES j $1.50 Child’s White Kid 1 -strap Pump, 2Vz to 5, at, per p a ir ......... $1.39 ■ a H A N D -M A D E W A IST S S PE C IA L V A L U E S in W H IT E HO SIERY 3u|icri<>r finality Hand drawn W ii IhI h. Pretty collar effects hi Tailored and Peter Pan. Huttoncd in front or back. Saturday only, any waist, at Come prepared to buy two or three pairs at these special prices. White Stockings are essential for the Summer time costume nnd for comfort. M A R TH A 4-FOOT: The guaranteed hose with the re­ routing features: $ 2 .9 5 . . BATISTE .U N D E R G A R M E N T S F/no Quality Teddies, values, at— $1.50 Closing out all Silk and Wool Sweaters, assembled into two prices. Any all wool Sweater $1.75 Misses White Canvas 1-Strap Pumps T $ 2 .9 5 • V '— ------------- :------------- s p a ir ..... ; ..... ; .............................$3,25 5 | $5.00 L&Usp? Brown or Black Oxfords or 1-atrap Pumps, at, $ 4 .9 5 $3.25 [ pair ..$4.25 Mij.'./tmi $6.00 Ladies’ Brown or Black Oxfords or 1-strap Pump, Values to ?11.95 at, pair /.. .$4.98 R O LLIN S AR M O R -PLATE $2.95 Grades r„ .. $2.50 CA FE S A N D COATS • 2.50 Grades (a.... 2.15 A few Silk Capes and Sport 2.00 Grades ft'....*1.65 Coats nt special reduced prices First Street ii\' Door <The Prttlofflce .*.• In Next -; . J ,’**»,'(o tte •m mV ' mifv ■ A, 1 [ $3.50 Boys’ Brown Oxfords, sizes 3 to 5, at, per p a ir ...... ....... BAUMELS’ SPECIALTY • — 8V2 to 2f at^ per pair $1.48 $5s00 Men’s Brown or Black Ortfords, at. per p a i r ..........................$4.25 | Any Silk and Silk and W ooltj < Combination, nt CLOCKED HOSE ' $3.50 Men's Brown Sandals, at, per Valuea to $6.95 $3.50 Grades/7/,...$2,95 $ 1 .1 9 $$.19 — $ 1 .7 5 Gowns nt— $3.75 Grades . ..$3,25 3.50 Grades ^ .... 2.95 $2,00 Children’s White Kid 1-Strap Pump, 5»/2 to 8. a t per pair.... $1.69 SW E A T E R S k i/. SELLS IT FOR LESS Weiaka Block i n . --------- y kaaaaaW a’ a a a a a a a a a jiB a a �«m trt « a «fr«A *tt\ v% a Tv «r varrn i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, t i n k u i i i i i n n n n H i i n u n H 11 It might bp a coincidence or It might SCH O O L’ P A Y S -f-r S a n fo r d D a ily H e r a ld be something else. President Wilson collapsed after he ■ t thm R f r a l l IT started his western trip and after a I w o i H T * M o k ir T series o f accidents. He has never re­ • •• E PC f»R ,W H Y WEHE\ FV tces, h o n e s t TcrtCHea The Herald Printing Co. covered from whatever attacked him roo Ptnrii n o f a c e s I J P f i ? TPOF: POl-AEO /• on this trip. The "Wat physicians In AT pETei?' T o rie s * Special Attractive Weekly Rates During the Summer Months. i!" * K eep n v J M I I f t the world have never* given, to the IJ«.l .awn - l . m t i r y - T u M n .i t h i s A F T C ^ r tO O N ? I T o r t o o e o w t o ^ t h e . . . . j M I L _______ . - f l n f f t l M i u n f public just what ailed Mr. Wilson. It n. a. HOI.LT _ A t m l M w ( H u m might be a coincidenee or it might be n y hose S P E C IA L T A B L f! d’HOTE D IN N E R S U N D A Y , J U L Y 29TH A (| t r ih la t K i l n M a «* H F something else. Here is the news HOP A fy llM t lr a about both of them: U> 'TWITCH IT ANV Banquets and Dinner Parties on short noli* UKWta IIIIP P _ C lm h llra M n ic t f Daily Arrival of Florida Lobster and Shrimp. There was a striking parallel Thmmm U * - W a f l r r ■ a. n . i’s leading chefs— White service exclusivity All Catering done by A. Fred Falck, one of Florida s leading between the circumstances that * »m*sa.ea*4«* 'll M tin *.,»*. T MY tv e ^ A / T o led up to President Harding’s fatal illness and those whl<$ pre­ sto m ac h ache! ^ s $1.00---------------------------------- :----- M E N U ........ ..----------------------------1* i ■L ceded the physical collapse of M ii: itiivti'i ____ W a a lft? R e President Wilson during a west­ H a lw l* C n .tr ■ UU ♦ l ft,«U 1; !( V ern speaking trip in 1919. Mr. [ » m r ’P r M a n A A r r r Florida Fruit c Cocktat. ( ^ ( : 1/ h im kM W . mL mrpUtm,.l Wilson had left Washington with p w r w r , a l w n !■ M n a n . the avowed purpose of carrying Soups M K M B E K T H I A S aO C lA T K O r n ic a * - .i.itii.in i to the people the gospel of peace Th a A M M l i t H P r m la « i « l u t t * t l r •n tltled to tka u s e,fo rira p a b llca tlo n o f Puree o f Tomato with Whipped Cream or Jellied Consomitte as he conceived it to be bound a ll naira d____ l.p a t r h .i cradltod to It or ______ not oth erw ise credited In thla paper up in American participation In Pickles Celery Hearts f -'V*. - 1 ’D m Pi and alao tha local nawa published the League of Nations. In the baratn. A ll rig h ts o f re-pubtleatlon o f special Fresh Shrimp, Newburg, Pommes Pyramid case of President Harding it was dispatches haraln ara alao raaarvad. A ftla a i H K ttA t.n R t llU lI R n . Pkaaa 111 well known among his friend* Choice TO A tIV K H T ia R ttR t that he went tb-thc West to ex­ In caaa o f arrnra or nmmlftstnn In plain his position on mnny sub­ le g a l o r oth er a d v e rtl.e m rn la The Roast Sirloin of Beef, Natural lla ra ld P rln iln a Company doe* nut jects. . '»• bold lla e lf lia b le fo r dam age fu rther than (ha amount received fo r aurli adOne-Half Stuffed Squab Chicken At Wichita, Kan., Mr. Wilson vanlaam anta. had traveled 8,200 mile* In the Fillet Mignon en Casserolle Foreign Ailrertl.lna h»m**»«H»lir» heat of late summer and had de­ TI4£ AMERICAN PHESt ASSOCIATION livered more than forty speeches. Steamed Rice Creamed New -Potatoes Candied Yams When Mr. Harding surrendered Asparagus Tips, Hollandnisc To the order of his physicians nt San Francisco, he hnd traveled Wheat Bread Corn Bread Already soma of the state papers are t Ha la M M M kt fa ks M ft hi hi K in k-: kt » ii M 7,600 miles and had made up­ talking about the candidary of Catts. aa wards of sixty speeches. Desserts Better let him alone. You will elect By nnother strange freak of him governor again just as was done l*t Apple or Peach Pie a In Mode (• 11 circumstances, each was near to before. t An an accident near Seattle jult be­ Vanilla Ipe Cream apd Cake J — o----------Peach Short Cake, Whipped Cream N E X T FEW WEEKS DECHIK F A TE OF YEA US SAYS BABSON fore the Pacific fleet there during No one can look ahead in these his trip. A launch benring the Milk * Buttermilk Coffee ; Tea h h kn h N r i » i l i ki strenuous days and know what is ^ k i Fi h M President and Mrs. Wilson away coming to pass. Harding died nnd from the Seattle pier was rammed Coolldge took his place till inside of W ELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., Aug. bring In exchange—that is, in other nnd nearly overturned by another one hour and the country goes right small boat; while in the case of 4.— Roger W. Babson issued the fol­ goods— ns much as it brought in pre­ long with scarcely a ripple on the sur­ President Harding, the naval— lowing statement today regarding the war times before this country can grievance he may hnve against the trying to make It nil off of or* mu, ADVERTISING FOR FLORIDA face. have real prosperity, transport Henderson, bringing crop situation. Mr. Babson is not as treatment he received while here. nil nt one time off of the trirdq "A t the close of the war America him and Mrs. Harding bock from bearish regarding the immediate con­ Some northern papers continue to Usually the complaint is over charges public. We repeat that the bwt4 was raising the grain for itself and n Alaskn rammed n destroyer just Harry Brown of the lakeland Star\ * dition *of the farmer as are many of large part of Europe. Since the war knock Florida while others nrc doing for rent, hotel accommodations nr vertisemont for Florida is the (fa. Telegram says we are the official outside Seattle harbor. his contemporaries, but he doea feel Europe has seeded down large areas very effective advertising for the sun­ board, but the cause for such dis­ ing accounts carried hack north If censor on womanly, beauty for the When he waff taken ill Mr. that the farming situation will reach and has correspondingly increased shine state. But the best advertise­ Fourth Estate. Not as long ns you Wilson was sixty-two years old. satisfaction has largely been elimi­ those tourists who spend i fa a crisis this fall. production of grnin. Other countries, are on the job, Harry, old fellow, me Mr, Harding was fifty-sevent. ment Florida can possibly get are nated. Wherever there have been months here nnd are satisfied "Twenty years ngo the great news such ns Canada, the Argentine, nnd And in the future will our presi­ dear. You have had a keener eye in the reception they met among Rerih looking them over and we would hnvo dents be forced to remain shut up item effecting industries, commerce, Australia, owing to cheaper , labor the atopies of her climate, resources, tendencies to. overcharge the news­ people.— Eustis l,ake Region. to rely on your judgment before mak­ in the White House on the order of nnd business in general was the costs, are competing keenly with Am­ and progress carried back north each papers hnve taken the matter tip and -----------o---------monthly rc|>ort of the crop situation. erican farmers nnd are under-selling spring by the thousands of tourists convinced the proprietors nnd land­ ing a decision. European rulers? MIAM I ^UILDING RECOIt1)3 For days before these rrop report*, Americnn grain in Liverpool, the who come here to spend the winter. lords that they were doing themselves , ----- - o---------T O TA L OVER MII.I.1M were issued, MShkers, manufacturers, The northern people, who ha\e wheat market of the world. As n re­ nn<^ their tojvns more harm than limy PRESIDENTIAL FACTS. Florida lost a good friend in the l _____!_• never seen Florida, consider this as sult, the American farmer is facing a nnd merchants would speculate on FOR MONTH 0FJIL! werie doing Igood. As n result rents death of President Harding. He Six Prcsidenls of the United States bumper crop'find at the same ‘ time ) disinterested, first hapd information their probable figure. For days nftor nnd hotel rates arc ns reasonble in seemed to derive n lot of real benefit MIAMI, Aug. 4.— Permits for in coming to Florida and the Florida hnve lieen elected from Ohio— W il­ these crop reports were issued, news­ carrying over alxiut one hundred mil- [ and are prone to give it more height most Florida town's and cities ns any­ people derived much pleasure in hav­ liam Henry Harrison, Rutherford B. papers would hnve editorials nnd com­ lion bushels from lust year’s crop. As than they nttach to written matter. where in the country. People should struction of new .buildings in this city ing him here. Undoubtedly he would Hayes, Juntos A. (inrfiield, William ments thereon. I.well remember when it is very difficult to increase the con- Of course there is an occasional bear this in mind when dealing with totaled $l,22i>,000 in July, arcordof have spent much of his time in Inter McKinley, William II. Taft nnd Wnr- the telegraph lines and the ticker ser­ sumption of wheal thru any advertis- knocker amongst those who tour this either visitors or prospective pur­ to records compiled by the bail&zj years in this stale had he lived to n ren G. Harding. All of them were vice would bo held up pending the is­ ing or other propaganda, this puts our state because of some real or fancied chasers, . Tlie re is nothing gained by inspector. born in that state except Harrison, sue of the monthly crop report in American vf armors in a very critical1----------- ------ . . ___________________________________________________________ __ ripe old age. who was a native from Virginia. Washington. Such an interest, how­ situation- ..lli'ore, during the next few . — ... . —o — - — Of the six Ohio Presidents, four ever, no longer exists. Crop reports months the crop reports, not only of 1 '***ftfi Hf► I f three more candidates come out died while in office, two by assassina­ are nov? issued without much com­ this country but the other great coun- fi for governor it will leave just three] tion—Garfield and McKinley. Harri­ ment. There is little or no suspense tries, should be studied very careful-11 vote* apiece for the lot nnd these son died one month to the day after and speculation. Whether we hnve !y. The American fnrtper should not votes will have to cornu from their his inauguration. Harding lacked become hardened to the situation or yet give up hope. As stated, some­ •own ranks. Wc are not sure but be­ two day* of serving two years nnd whether more important things have thing may happen, in thi- or some lieve thnt the last count showed every five months come into our lives, only the future other country, which may entirely other man in Florida running or Hayes and Taft were the only Pres% enn tell. change the situation one way or the J thinking of running for governor. idents from Ohio who served full "Crops, however, nre still a very other. One thing, however, we all ---------- o----------terms, important factor for they are the should keep in tnind, namely, that un­ William Jennings Bryan may not A coincidence appears In the case basis of American prosperity. Unless less the farmer is prosperous the rest win the nomination for president at of Mr Cooii(jKP| sUddrnIy elevated to Ijic farmer is prosperous, the nation of us cannot lie prosperous. Hence, it * the next convention—he may not the highest office in the nation. A l­ cannot be prosperous. Nearly a third is up to all.of us to help the farming ■ want it—but William Jennings Bryan though elected from Massachusetts, of our population Is dependent upon situation iq'jiycry practical way. will name the man who will be the Mr. Coolidgc was born in Vermont. the crops for its income, especially on “ This ( agricultural situation standard bearer of the Democratic One other President was born in Ver-isuch crops as wheat and corn. If |largely responsible for the drop in party and you can l«-t on that. He rnont— Chester A. Arthur. Mr. Arthur j these farmers cannot make money, the Bubsonchart from its high point lias lost none of his obi time vigor also become president by the death] they cannot buy goods. The farmers of 11 per cent above normal in March ■ and ability to orate and has lost but of the incumbent. Both these Ver­ supply the greatest buying power of to 4 per cerjt below normal where it £ little of his prestige und W. J. is That life is an inspiration— especially for monters, elected to the Vice-Presi­ the country. When the farmer loses j stands at the present time. The truth ■ the greatest man in the Democratic dency, succeeded President* elected money, .... |L„ 1 ... 1*L J r ________ __ __ ______ .1 5 the buying power of the coun is that the farmers are greatly cur­ those who arc trying: to get ahead. party today ns he was twenty years from Ohio— Arthur succeeding Gar­ try is seriously curtailed. This is one tailing their buying and this is being •go. field, killed by an assassin, and Cool- of the great reasons for the bearish reflected throughout all industries. o— ------attitude token today by financiers. When the farmer stops buying from jj idgo succeeding Harding. ONE OF 11AH DING'S LAST Mr. Coolidgc adds another lawyer The farming centers are depressed. It thg joblier, the jobber stops buying a BREECHES. to the list of Presidents of thnt pro­ Is possible, o f course! that conditions from the manufacturer, and the man- ■ He held that success is our work; that those fession. Twrnty-one of the thirty during* the next few months may en­ ufneturer shuts down his plant. It fa!j| •*^ln his address to the Press Club at have been lawyers. Mr. Harding was tirely change the situation for the easy to tell them that they must *uf->* who attain it have to finish the tasks assign­ Brittle en route home from Alaska the first nnd only editor to attain the better. The only point 1 desire to ier with the rest, but the facV4* that a President Warren G. Harding, editor honor. moke is that the fanner has reached the fanners are suffering more than J ed; that we cannot be quitters and succeed. of the Marion Star, said: The new President ha* a wife and a very critical iwriod and the next the n-st. Moreover, the action of the J "An honest and an intelligent press, two sons. He is 61 years old. He is few months will deterpuine whether o stock markets and commodity nu^^a which necessitates a highly purposed of Puritan ancestry and college edu- yc^ir of effort will give him a profit kets today is largely due to this sutcTh press, affords a limitless opportunity lion. He begun hi(i official career as or a loss. A bushel of grain mustlfering of the farmers." for community service nnd the loft­ a city councilman. From that his This-institution wants to help those who cov­ iest employment in life. It may |successive steps have been Mayor, To rend of the. conditions under spire any greater,respect for the law, preach to the larger congregations;1Member the legislature, Lieuten­ but nt least they ought to act a* a et success, and by opening an account here, it has every opportunity to commend ant Governor, Governor, Vice-Presi­ which the modern moonshine whiskey deterrent against a continuance of and defend tha law; it is the effective dent. President. His career nffonl* that has sprung into being to meet that self-destruction to which so many whether checking or savings, you will afford mouthpiece of our politics; it is the another illustration of the possibilities the. demand is produced must give citizens have been deliberately sub­ any one who has been indulging in teachar which knows no vacation; it which life holds for an American citi­ it that opportunity. that sort of stimulant cold shivers up jecting themselves.— Tampa Tribune. ia the recording agent of human ac zen.—Tampa Tribune. -----------1 )-------— and down the spine. The filth of the MHnpliahment, whose simple story is --------------------------- o — — . washboilers nnd other vessels, the in­ HARDING FU NERAL tha aver continuing inspiration to DALLYING WITH DEATH. T R A IN MOVES EAST sect, animal and metal deposits which loftier achievement. the liquor itself cpntains and the "Let those of us who find pride in The revelations mude by the Fed­ (Continued from page 1) ■•satiation with the making of the eral Prohibition Commissioner re­ fusel oil, aldehydes and furfural sleeping fitfully until morning. which nre invariably present are elo­ American press the best press in the garding the quality of the liquor quent proof of the poisoning process Throughout the day she moved about world, resolve upon a full appraisal forming thu staple trade of the boot­ i responsibilities and see that leg industry ronfirm, officially and to whicW the user of this compound the presidential suite, always, accprd* IS maintained as editor-in- emphatically, the previously general­ of deleterious impurities subject him- ing to those she met, more mindft|) of l i 'O w J ly held opinion as to thr dangerous s«lf. , , i others than of herself. She remained A'. Kdl greater mepace to health nature of the stuff which finds so steadfast to her determination made i tut n ; - i r f M ALADY ATTACKED OUR ready a market at fancy prices. The and lo lijfc itself la denatured alcohol las might not to break dpwn, ,.but •PRESIDENTS? risks run by the consumer of illicitly which ha* been redistilled, diluted, vended intoxicants may be inferred flavored and rolored'and then put in whether she could continue to dd so . Last week the Herald said some­ from the Commissioner’s statement bottles with forged caps, Inbels and during thr long trip ahead only time thing about the attark of ptomaine that only 1 per cent of the liquor in stamps and sold as one or othar of will tell. poisoning that brought President 80,000 samples seized in raids and the well-known brands. The drink­ Supporting Mrs. Harding in with­ Hatding to his death. Nothing was analyzed by the industrial alcohol ing of this stuff results sometimes in standing hes sorrow were messages said in the papers at that time about and chemical division during the fis instant death, aud often in atrophy of sympathy from all parts o f the ■ppoplexy. Nothing was said about cal year ended June 30 was found to of the optic nerve, with consequent world. Tclegrama poured into the the president suffering any pains but be genuine. The remaining 99 per total blindness, and in various dis­ hotl all through the day. They came this has come out later. With the cent was either moonshine whiskey, eases of the kidney and bladder. from two former Presidents, Woodbeat physicians in the world at his or redistilled denatured alcohol or, in To have anything to do with these row Wilson and William Howard bedside they seemed unable to diag- the best case, goods smuggled in or concoctions it a demonstration o f the T aft; from members o f the cabinet, his case. He died instantly and legally withdrawn from bonded ware­ lengths to which on the one hand hu­ from governors and rulesr o f foreign without any warning. All this on his houses ami in both instances stretched man depravity aud on .the other hu­ countries and from persona unknown trip and after a series uf and doctored and sold in fake con­ man folly will gy. Tho official revela­ beyond the border o f their commu­ accidents bad happened to the. party. tainers. tions now uuult ta u y.io t'i* nities. ft i i ■ • I J ...V a ld e z u n n « Al a At nm a -.R •r» II1• « a a FARM OUTLOOK CRITICAL A. it ir ,e 4 Lincoln Said: I !. M O O * Peoples Rank of Ranford �THE. SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST Palm Beach is the t-uest of her Mr*. W. R. Querry. ' * " r Mr. and Mrs. Brown Millrr''arc at home again from a vfgit o f several weeks with Charlotte, N. C. relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Galloway, left In their car on Monday for Bishopvillci S, a , for a two weeks’ visit with Mr. Galolway'a relatives. Froni there Mra. Galloway' will go to Den­ ver, Colo., to remain until October and Mr. Galloway will return home from BUhopville. Ben Fish U in Boston, Mass,, and will visit other points in the; north­ east before returning home. * Mrs. O. JT Pope accompanied Rev. and Mrs. Carpenter on. a motor trip to Macon and other points in Georgia. Mr. and Mrs^W. L. Handley arc at homo from several weeks' visit in Atlanta and in Mr. Henley’s birth­ place, o f Greensboro and Mrs. Hen­ ley’s homo town of Brownsville, ^hvy made tho trip in their car nnd had a delightful time. t * Burke Steele drove to Jacksonville on a business trip the first of the week. * > “ Herman Steele was over from OrInndo for tho wcok-ond with his pa­ rents. Mrs. Herman Steele and littlo son Alton are with-the former’s pa­ rents in West Paint Beach for a few weeka’ visit. Mr# and Mrs. Glen Smith were over fnom Orlando with Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Bates over Sunday, Miaa Louise Morrell of A will be Mias Helen Chorpcnlng’a over \hc week-end. Mr. o.lu and Sirs. .... mm. I. i. E. Eatrldge t.strldgc were cnilctl to Colemnn Inst Wednesday as ana having nows the wish to Mrs. Estridgo sister was very ill and in the East Sanford column died Friday. . cull 3303 phone number, C._ M. Stowe has returned from e' Misa Alice Morris o f West several wedks' Btny nt Daytona Beach. JE W E T T S IX f. o. b. factory All-Steel Universal Hints- Oiled Once aYear! O I L E D — not greased. A n d usually good for 15 ,000miles o rm o re o f travel before they need - >J * A Jl1'- Ld _ I - : * • t* m * . s. ■ re-oiling. A n entirely n ew type o f universal faint, all steel, w ith its lubricant sealed in; and d o s t,d irt and g rit sealed out! O il does not es­ cape, anditpenetrates bearings as grease never does or can. , “ Back-lash**— that old affliction o f neglected and pdbrly oilfed un^versals-never develops in a Jewett. E ven the w ear o f thousands of mi lea ft im perceptible. H e r e at last’ is a part you fan forget w ith ou t neglecting! W e ’ll gladly show it to you in th e absolutely best S ix around a thou­ sand dollars now being built! O u r time is yours. SANFORD, F LO R ID A ive it a Good Home To keep.your enr running smoothly and look, ing its best you should give it A good home. You can econokhiid I on rental by owning a garage and its convenience is also a great advantage. I! - ),-.* ' il < Select your garage with these points in mind; it should be fireproof, ’reasonably low in first cost,,attractive in appearance and easy to clean. Moreover, it should require little or no upkeep. “Choosing the Garage” Is the name of a booklet that you should read before deciding on the type you will build. We’ll be glad to give you a free copy. ■Sanford, Florida Phone 130- California, said the death of Mr. Harding was n PMigedy for the peo­ ple of the'entire couhtry. ‘ i am moved nlntoftt entirely be­ yond words,” /taid Mi. 'tieringtoil. "U FOR SALB—Good stable fertiliser In car loads.—Sanford Feed ft Supply CS., Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street, Phone 53$. t09-2te Sealed proposals j wiU be received by thtr City Comm L io n of Sanford, Florida, at their office in the City Hail at ,or'before 3 p. in. August 27, 1023, fbf. the construction of a Dock nnd Boat Buin for which there is (67,000.00 available. Certified ,check for 3% of the amount at. hid must accompany pro­ posal. Copies M plans and specifications may be siocn at the office of the City Managot.'or at tho offlco of Fred T. Williams after August 10, 1023, and may be obtained on deposit of $10.00 which grill bo returned i f bid is made. The City Commission reaerves the right to reject any or all bids, or ac­ cept any bid they deem to be for the best interest of tho City. W. B. WILLIAMS, Aug-4-11-18-26 City Manager. hurst nml 11 (J. ParhTmrst aro hrrclty oHlcrvd nnd required' in ho nnd appear litfore onr .ssld/Circuit Court, nt tho lnurthnuse In Hanford, FJorltla, «n the 3rd dny o f July. A. 1), li'SJ. and then and there make answer to the bill of rnmidalnt exhibited mcnlnxt you. oth­ erwise a decree pro confcsso^wlll be entered n*alnSt yon. And nil iiartlrs claiming Interest under Hubert N i’ Pnyne, deceased, or otherwise In nnd tn the lands afore­ said are’ hereby ordered and required to he nnd appear before our said Cir­ cuit Court, nt the Courthouse In finnfnrd. Florida, nn the Cth day uf Au­ gust. A. D, 1!I3S, being the August itule I>ay, and then nml there make answer lit the hill of complaint filed In thin cause, otherwise"a decree pro rnnfcsso will he enterrd against said unknown partita. It Is ordered that this notice tie pub­ lished In the Hanford llcrapt. a nrwspsper puh|l*b<d In Kemlnqle County. Klorlrtn, oivje A week fonfolir consecu­ tive weeks as- to the known parties, defendspl, and 'once u week for eight rotiaectitlvs weeks nr to thb unknown parileSi defepdagt. W1TNKHH mV ,ltand and kite seal of the said circuit Court on u>l» tho lilt i M TlilttlAV, A COP ST 4 •• ’till a E V E N IN G , AUGUST. 8TH GeheraT Admission 2Sc, taxrpaM' Oftttchlgr $l.«5,taxpaid I'r r s f s ls “ BACKBONE” I'O » * • *. I m i ; V tipi * bf4 PRO G R AM FOR W E E K OF ’AUGUST! JBTH m o n u w ..A v u v s r a .. i (iiiMsra sm rn U John tinrr,msrr la SHERLOCK HOLMES' , A flroit Society JJrama “R IC H M E N ’S W IV E S ” A good two-reel comedy. A F R IE N D L Y H U S B A N D A comedy Imsed on the mulhcr-ltl-lnw minis. I’nthe News. . Shirley of the Circus1 A elrrua story containing nilventuro nnd rnmiMicu. Al Hi. John Comedy. ‘A T A IL O R -M A D E M A N A^romrd) drama adapted from the rings play. A good two-reel comedy. W H IL E JUSTICE WAITS* A w-osteihi MislodrninM. Hiinahlnn cnnimly, also Mutt amt Jeff. Fox News.. Special Orchestra Concert , * ^Proceeding Picturest il.tf.r Than mMmtlmtJ FUtter cbet, Neuralgia, Rheuman« and All Acne* and Pain* ALL DRUGGISTS )Sc and 65c, jan and tnbaa Hot pitaI atko, $ 3.00 M a ri Ruby hill, Dtnvtr, mktrt many can tlid* back wilk I hair awn nrtigkl, tkit OUm mobile Four palled over ika top wilk powtr to $pare.J ^ YoujCdnf^ O u t^ lim b iA n "T h e most famous hill-climber hi the country^ ft thousands o f people My o f the Oldsmobile F o u r ^ ^ v «w-/ a fe r • Oldsmobile Four has always had thls reputation; huC now new fam e has been won in ai%wfInn*wide hilhf * climbing contest. The Four clim bed !2 0 of the country*# hardest hills in high gear. A ll records for pulling pow er » and passenger-carrying capacity were broken. N o other * car has even appro acne the'Oldsmobile Four in per* a formance on thme hills*; You are not Interested In hill-climbing^ability alona— IPs the great strength, stamina, and in-built merit which hUW Im btng aBUIty prove, thke 9oii«' ' ( " l Buy an Oldsmobile Four and you have the finest motor car that ever sold at *975. THE BOYS WITH THE REI* AND THE PEP W EDNESDAY i O s W s ,* A atory of the North woods.1 Hunshlns Cosn•dr and also a Mult and Jcft Comedy. Fox News. DEMOLAY CHAPTERS ORGANIZING IN STATE TWENTY-ONE THUS f a r The organization of chapter* of De Molay in rapidly spreading through­ out the state of Florida and at the present time ther® are’ 'twenty-one chapters. Deputy G. Elmer Wilbur, of the Order of DcMolny in this state, is confident that there will be more than fifty chapters organized by the end of this year. Chapters are already organized in the following cities: Bartow, Cocoa, Etistis, Gainesville, Jacksonville, Key ty-uttp t il) Smith of lliitiK'- TivrntynIMf |2!i) Kant, nml lilt unknown West, Lakeland, I-ake Worth, l,cesinirtl-x claiming nil Inti’rixi In mild burg, Live Oak, Miami, Ocala, Or­ property. t.corgo W. Jniins. am i---- Jour*. lando, l’nlatkn, Pennneeln, St. Augus­ Ill*Towife, Hurducr 1*. Wand tmil — — tine,* St. Petersburg, Sanford, Tnmpn, Wood, hi* wife, nnd It. II. Itnrnway mill each of you If living nnd If dvail. Winter Haven and Winter Park. nil pnrll<** <dnIminx nn loterr*! or In­ under, ntiell mill either of them Dispenastion "ns been given for the terest* severally or 6>tMcVwl*i’ In nnd In I hi' organization of n chapter nt Fort following di-serllted tninl "Until r In the of Kemltiole mul Sluin of Florljiuderdnle which will l>c installed founty liiu. to-wit:’ , Tim Hn*t half of the Noi l lien»t within the next few months. ilimrter nnd the ICnnl half of Northenat Plans are, now being worked ou( I'lUHlter of Southenat uuurler of HeeHevonleen (17). Tnwmdilp Twen­ for the’ co-operation of the different lloti ty-rut* (SI) South of ftnnee Twentychapters in the campaign now being nine (29) Hunt. It npentliiK from the nwnrn hill of launched to erect a $125,000 Masonic Kinlly .1. Krdw.iod, Jollied by her till*and DcMolay Dormitory nt the Uni- Land. Thoiiin* J. .Itrilwoed. herein III. ,il. thnl you mol t-arh of you nre defendkttkilUHNkTajil'lHfilVl-Pl'it'lj.S'Ul ho it liinla In. K.>Ul. Utils Unit >»ur rmlduiiiMe* nre that oneh I l f you. the "shrine" for tlie Order of this state. mild Uliklfown: imrileil tlefeblliini*. If llvlna. I» over I he * into of twenty-one year*: Hint there In no perxou In the suite of RELIEVED HER TltOUHLEH I'lnrhln, the nerVlrc of nnlipoenn upon "1 took Lrcutmcnt from twu doctura. whom would hind the mild defendant*. If living, or either of tlieni. mol It One aaiii i had kidney trouble nnd further*npiirnrlruf from the aworu Idll rumpintilt Hint It 1* lint hr lief of the other said it was my bladder. of tho romptalnnni Hint there In ii perNeither did any good. I took nix bot­ non. or nre Pennine, Inlereeli'it In the nhovo d«'*erlheil properly, whomtles of Foley Kidney Pills and am nnrm* or name* nre unknown to the now well. Foley Kidney Pills did me eomplulnnnt: IT IS TlfHltFFtlltK oil nil the good and stopped my bad habit all pnrtlon clnlmliiK mi liitermt In Iurti!" appear to llir hill of nnnat night," writas Mrs. A. Faust, Knox­ Halt! lijiilnt hrrrln ill. <1 on or lu forn Monville, Miss. Use Foloy Kidney Pills •lay. tho -nl tlay of Srptomhor. A. I* 1923. * ' for quick relief from Backache, Rheu­ It I* further onion'd that till* nutlco he puhllxhril In tho Kanforit llorald matic IVdnx, Dull Headaches, Tired a newspaper pii IiIImIumI In Kanfonl. let ling and Kidney and Bladder trou­ Homlnolo County. Florida, once u week for oluht lonarcutlvo work*. ble, Defuse substitutes. Insist upon WITNESS B. A. liiutKla**, Clerk of ih" circuit Conn of Homlnolo County. Foley’s. Sold everywhere.—Adv. Florlilu. mnt the rent of xnlil Court ill till' Court llouon at Nnhfriril, Hcnilnolc County, Florhio. ihin the Gin day of SECRETARY CHRISTIAN July, A. Ji. 1923. ISK AI.) K. A. IMJUOLAHS, SAYS HE HAS LUST II IS Clerk Circuit Court, . VERY BEST FRIEND lly: A. )l. Weeks. I). C. Alcxmutermnn Akrrntno. Hollcllor for Complalnnnt. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 3.—“ I 7-T-lt-2l-2S-l-t-ll-IJ-25*9-l-9tc have lost the best friend I ever had an dso has every American,"-George IV cHHatiAii, Jr., secretary to Praaldent Harding, told the Los Angeles Tifnr'a lust night when Informed, of the sudden ilcath of tha chief cxucutiru in Bail Frunclaco. k Tlie news was tnkcn to Mr,. Chris­ tian at Glendale, n suiting, by tb» Times. He stood with bowed hoad us he received it. He w#a vlcibly affected nnd for fully five minutes did not speak, but stood ntill, his hat in his hand, his cyer on the ground. All members of tho Christina party removed their hats aim bowed, their heads. United States Senator Shortlidgo was the first to break the til-1 ler.ee, exclaiming: "Oh, my God! SANFORD A MVstery melodrama of London's under world. Fox News TCKSIIAY, AUGUST, * We arc glad to say that we have secured the Famous Novelty Orchestra on a return engagement . COOLEST SPOT IN we 15 Magnolia Avenue have rr Phone 41 �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1023 G O LF B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G n|Qty * V2*V^‘; • H KKI,J 1' REALM OF SPORTS BASE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASKET B A LL T R A P SHOOTING “Backbone” at the Milane Tonight .Sunday Dinner ••• The story of "Backboned' deals with the fulfillment "In the Twentieth AU G U ST 5TH, 1923 R. L. SHIPP, Editor Century of the love of two young peo­ ple who lived hundreds of years ago, SOUPS The settipg is in Northern Maine, week I A rare combination, indeed, most loses Jthe glrj of his heart before M Fa >«*l ftl 1C> N* W3. !*» M where Andre do Mersay rules the Chicken Gumbo Soup Ml arc the ingredionta which go Into the he manages to restore order in the Pa ■ v<\ lumbcrirfg town og St. Croix with • } Vr character portrayed by Walter Hicra country. RELISH feudal control. Andre and his grand­ re. in hia first Paramount starring ve­ Jnrqtieline Logan, who is fentured *3 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS daughter—the last of the race—are Mi. hicle, "Mr. Hillings Spends Ilia Dime” us lending woman, heads a strong sup­ Olives Mixed Lettuce Celery proud. They cherish particulayly U*c whi^b will be the feature for the last porting cast, i / Florida Slate League )•» ha Ri lta Mi fa-' M ha Mi lovo story of the original •Apridrp dc Sliced Cucumbers Sliced Tomatoea And comember thp prices hnve timb'loQfght at the Princess Theatre. Tampa •!, SL Pete 0. 1 V 'J Mersay, whoso. Jlfor^wns sgsed thru P* •♦•’ | •rROASTS l>eOn-*laBh«Lm ] Daytona-Bra dent rain. u w 10 Bpd 20 coftts.l; . 'What docs “ Backbone” (backbone) t Between dodging n love-struck girl, the sacrifice o f hlftjb$W fc|nvjn th® rev.. \sr. \ ' ] Lakclnnd-OrtnnihV, rain,. roenn to you T escaping the assaults of n gang of Roam SlHoin of Beef, Dish Grn\ days o f old France; >■>.** “ f N4 .'•> CL. >r plutthtg uprtacra in n foreign country ra Pi ha' Ka ra Ki jM P rJ; Yvonne goes tq Franreto visit thb Braised Pork Hath. Apple * M rSauc National longue Have you n backbone? • and planning how he will win the hnnd home o f his ancestors. When she re Roast Chicken. Celery Dresgtj All games poat|K*ie»L of (ho girl ho loves, Mr. IHera has one turns she finds her grandfather con Fricassee of Chit What chance has fear with back­ of the fastest comedy-drama roles of fined to his room by. n mysterious Ha • Ha bone? American league t’ the photoplny year. Baked Sugar illnoss. She is informed by Anthony h k i kt 1*5 f n > i r j ha hu All gnine* postponed. Opening in New York City, the Fried Spring.Ch'ickcn, Country Stylo Bracken, manager of her grandfath­ '‘Backbone’.’ tonight at the Milane! story becomes n rapid whirl of excit­ er’s largot interests, that she cannot E N TR E E Stuithrrn Association ing situations. A generous portion of I Walter IHcrs again tonight in “ Mr. A story o f love and courage in the see him. No explanation is offered Hillings Spends His Dime.” All games postponed. lawless lands of the north. ocean scenes and a climax that takes Macaroni Au Gratin except that it is her grandfather’s de­ Spaghetti Italian place in Santo Dlnero, n I-ntin-Anierisire. The beloved houSbkeepcr, Mrs. Candied Native Yanis Peach Fritters and Cream Sauce The love-nnd-lnughtqr knockout. You'll like this picture of the wild enn country where the nntlvea are in Hiers Has Fine Role Whidden, has been dismissed with all north country where strong men bat­ the throes o f a revolution, furnish V E G E TA B LE S Paramount wasn't going to take tle with the elements and beautiful other servants and their places filled in Splendid Comedy backgrounds o f unusual variety. by n stolid Indian and a treacherousCrenmed New Potatoes Fresh String Beans Green Peas chances when they made Waller Hiers women go to the mightiest by right It Is through the efforts of Mr. Hil­ looking Chinaman. Bracken has sum­ ti star. They gave him an all-star uf conquest. Buttered N ew Beets Garden Spinach. Limn Beans “ Mr. Hilling* Spend* Hi* Dime" lings, that the government in saved moned ns physician n reprehensible supporting cast— Jarquclin I.ognn, Mashed Potatoes from the'revolutionary gang who seek III* Fir*l Stnr Film — horse doctor known as Doc Roper, IJcorge Fawcett, Clarence Burton and j Only a girl and they feared her in to establish a rule o f their own. Hill­ whom the girl loathes, PIES—^DESSERTS other favorites— and the best ssurefire the Dozen north country where she Romantic-, adventurous—and n holt- ings faces death several times and al­ Inughter-proof, romantic comedy they Yvonne is indignant, puzzled. She was the mistress of a lawless colony Lemon Mcrringue Pic Pumpkin Pie Custard Pic drmnnda ndmission to ht;r grandfath­ could buy. i f lumberjacks. Blueberry Pie Rnisen Pie er's room, but Bracken places the In­ If you don’t _think love’s a funny ■ dian on guard at the door of the old Vanilla Ice Cream, Layer Cake And Monday—a real good picture— ■ thing, sco this picture. man's quarters. To add to tlje situa-j ■ John Barrymore in • “Sherlock ■ BEVERAG ES tion, a strange young man—John ■ Holmes." As an added attraction Internation­ Thorne— hns arrived in Saint Oolx to ■ Iced Tea Coffee i Milk Buttermilk al News, which shows some late pic­ America's foremost actor now see old Andre de Mersay on business,1 tures of President Harding in Alaska. 5 brings to the screen the greatest dra of a mysterious nature. He is eour-' ttous but indifferent to Yvonne. This S matte role of id! time. start up in business, whether Farming, Man­ We made a slight error fn yester­ wounds her pride., Epch day he visits day’s news when we said everyone The greatest detective'story in the the ehaeau, each day h? is refused ad­ ufacturing or Mercantile, have sufficient with their Inst names starting with H, mission. Onco he discloses the fact world I C, D, etc., would he given free admis­ that he knows of the romantic love ■ funds to successfully conduct a growing bussion every 2t5 days. Tonight every i Conan Doyle's masterpiece acre .-tied secret of Yvoijfte’s ancestor. It puz­ S one in Sanford with their last name zles the girl to know’ how he learned ■ at last. ‘ ■ iness without aid from their hank. Starting with " A " will be given free of this. Bracken is greatly mystified admission, and Monday night nil with : Filmed in Switzerlnri. Ragland and by Tohrne as is Yvonne. ■ their last name beginning with " 0 ” ■ A s “first aid” to your business— why not Thorne makes a friend of Colonel America. ■ will be given free ndmisnion and every Tip, proprietor of the local hotel and ■ night some letter will be given and old ■ start your Checking Account with this Our mattress factory will tie closed once a widely-known theatrical per­ every one with their last name begin ■ former. Tip is n Liiiputian with n ning with that letter will go. in free until September 1st, after that date bank? heart as big ns a giant’s. He is vital­ for the next twenty-six days until all Wt‘ w'd *H’ ld»d 1° hi;vo your orders, the alphabet is used up. ' So watch — Sanford Mattress Factory. 101-itc ly interested in the situation tit the de A T PRICES A N D Q U A L IT Y T H A T C A N ’T I1E EQUALED Mersay home and is ifri avowed antag­ Later, you may need us. lor your turn. The letters will not * onist o f Doc Roper. come in rotation but skip about. FOR S ALE —Hood stable fertilizer in ■ Yvonne grows lonesome and fright­ .. car load*.— Sanford Fred A Supply ■ ■ r»nii,iBi lain t h i t ...... rim- Hhnrki** Cu., Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street, ened. When affairs have reached the ■ tin n ll-.in r ,*n«i It, -‘ ll r l . r u i ” I r i i l II. ,,, .... 10!l-2tc breaking point for Yvonne she decides ■ llrCItlli-'* “ Uhl W l i n Fur \ i « t " 11,11, ‘ hOHC U3U. J I '«»tii|i*#nt (ti **Thi* W it Mia m H llh rm ir ___ to swallow her pride ami enlist the 2 l'it»*t*MM Hnc %I««rrn> I ti "On W ill* i Im* In Ip of Thorne. She is seeking him ». IMnrri** O H I II. I>rlllllr*^ •*Mnlr nml Manhattan Shirt Sale, McKinnon A COM M UNITY HU1LDEK m IV im ilr tM Cri*!! It. lir M lllr . 1 timiiii* # , . i * when she learns something which H *1r*ltli 11 ti. %|tiir*« %>rr«. I.rntrl«*r Jt»> . MiirLwuOu ( ll.# AugU.^t —11*1 t*> A llgtlf*t I Jnrqiirlliif* lurnin, Mu* \nlill. lith 1(J'Mltc shows him, too, to be jin enemy, He . Ilnrl. * h i g h t e s t g a s o l i n e -------------- y o u r f a v ORITE OIL II. F. WTHTNKB. Cashier ■ Ut*m|iiiui, ISiln Nrtfrl, Wlllliiiu H F. P. FOKSTF.il, President has bought a grt ' ,1, n ; i l-KKK ROAD SERVICBC. v t: tiiim iiis iiiS s s ia s a iin is iiis s s is iiiB N ia g is n iis s iis * ' c ' 10™ n." .Vn" 'V.'ir ' i rV!hr *' , The Herald for first class job work. land on the East branch of tno river-p a tract which her grandfather bad long planned to buy and hold to com­ plete hi* domination of this territory. She decides to wreck Thorne’s project. Thorne tells Yvonne he will conso -F1RST STR E E T A N D ELM AYE. work on his lumber mi!! only if Andre 3 P H O N E 4 I7 -W in Mersay requests hint to do so, face DROP B Y A N D GET A N ICE C O Ll) CHEItOto face. COLA FREE------- S A T U R D A Y A N D SUNDAY This inspires Yvonne to renewed of. forts tii rain access to her grand- n i i i n R E i i i s c i i D x i i i i i i i D i i i n i R i i i m i i i i i i m i i i i m : I..ther. She rails on bracken. Dur: it g the conference Yvonne is startled t'i he ir her grandfather's voice sing­ ing outside the window. Bracken is ■ more upstt by this than is the girl, ia E IlB S B IIIIIIII»IIO B IIB G S IX IlllllI»im illllllll but be seeks to hide the fuel. On -i \eral other occasions the voice is heard singing a favorite old French ■ I ullad. Yvonne fear* perhaps her ■ ■ grandfather is demented, but never ■ ■ can she find him outside and always the Indian is standing on guard be­ fore bis door. Yvonne meets on old servant rind hears the story of how her grandfath­ er was stricken. An^re had cried out: l , ■ ■■ “ Tell Yvonne—the tail of the dragon.” J; 30x3)4.............................................. .....................$S.f>!) This means nothing to the girl; it ■ only public.- In r the more. Finally, * with the keys which the servant has J gi\cn her, Yvonne gets into her grand- ■ True* and tried, it has proven nil thpt was ever claimed Prices ( o m h ! f o r Two Weeks Only! S A L E STARTS T O D A Y — S A T U R D A Y , A U G . 4TII father's room. It is empty! Her ■ ■ of it, and a great deal more. Star owners everywhere arc ■ grandfather is gone. She is rescued " heralding their praise of this little car. It is one o f the won­ after a terrible fight by John Thorne, t PARAGON AND F A IIR IC A N D ders of the Twentieth Century. You now sec them every­ M"ho Thorne is and how the girl dis-; ■ U O U I) AJAX ROAD KING where, used as a business and pleasure car combined. \Vc cover* his identity form a thrilling ■ ■ are always pleased to demonstrate (he S TA R to you. Just ■ climax to the story. % Fabric P a ragon ■ call us. $ 2 S \ :i ....... BASE BALL NEWS MILANE NEWS Pickles mm | ■. ~ PRINCESS NEWS 3 Few Men Who Lu-Beth Cafeteria Tubes DPI’ A Complete Stock of- Repair Parts for Stewart’s Speedometei s and Hassler Shock Absorbers !s First National Bank I Frank Akers Tire Co. THE MOST SENSATIONAL r i hi. L'Y KV * \ LET US DO YOUR NEXT JOB OF PRINTING s f . OFFEREI) IN THIS CITY! NO SECONDS ALL G UARANTEED FROM 20 TO liKI.OW J.IST PRICES------- ------------- ------- ENSIGN DUVAL-RAND G.!»8 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aox:i Rib 30x3 N. S. 30x3% C. L. 32x3% S. S . . 31x1 C. L. 31x1 S. S . . 32x1 S. S. S. S . .. kJ• * * - •<• <•» » » » »»»»■,« ... 34x4 32x4% S. S.......... ....... 33x4% S. S . ................ 34x4% S. S............... 33x5 S. S. ............ mmm ■ ■ till Y d 36xG h t h ■ .....a.**.. ..a,...*. S. S . .......... 7.19 7.78 8.99 13.18 14.38 15.81 15.S8 16.54 16.84 21.35 21.95 22.94 26.38 27.96 30.49 $ 9.98 C. L . N . S ....... 60x3 .... 10.19 3 0 x 3 % C . L . N . S. t,.... R o a d K in tf 30x3 30x3% 32x3% 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 32x4% 34x4% 33 v 5 35x5 36x6 • I J « 4 . . . . .... $10.79 C . L. \T O C . L . Awe k »* •• •* «• • .... 11.38 s . s . N . S . ....... .... 14.98 ( ’. L ^Si * b • . * * * * .... 17.98 o .... 18.49 if w • IkJ«< s. s. V s . s . N . S ........ .... 19.98 20.19 - * * * .... s . s . INi * s . s . N • lb• . . * • » * * ..... 23.98 .... 25.49 s . s . N . S. s . s . N . S ......... .... 29.98 s . s . N . S . ....... .... 30.49 .... 33.98 s .s . n . s. 30x3 C . L . N . S . ... ..... *v 8.98 9.49 30x3% C. L. N. S .... Cord ..$13.49 30x3% C. L. N. S . ... 32x3% S. S. N. S........... 17.98 31x4 S .S .N . S ........... 21.29 32x4 S. S. N. S........... 22.98 33x4 S. S. N. S........... 23.79 34x4 S . S . N . S ...... Srr^4.98 32x4% S. S. N. S........... 28.79 33x4% S. S. N . S........... 29.89 34x4% S. S. N. S..... ...... 3^.98 35x4% S. S. N. S........... 33.79 33x5 S. S. N. S........... 38.99 35x5 S. S. N. S . ......... 44.79 Bros. Garage & Machine Co, -SANFORD. FLORIDA i't4 ■■■■■■— ■ ■ B B B H B B » B B B B B l » I B U B « n B B B B M m W I * » * l * M « » M M » » * W |f > H l t , l l l l l l , l ll l l l , l l l l l l l l l , , 1 , l l l l l l > Ill 1.1. KILLED THAT TACKLED AUTOMOBILE Mrs. II. F. Williams of Indian ! River City and Miss Ann Kinney, who _ were returning from Sanford, last £ Friday night in an K**cx car. Ln- J countered a bull on the Dixie High- ■ w a y.in tho Turnbull Hammock, in '* Volusia eounty Just north of Brevard * county, near the railroad crossing, j l The bull, s large aHhnllj didn't like ■ the K»sex car, or the headlights, and ■ with lowered head started toward thu * machine. To avoid belief crowded in- £ Ut a big ditch alongside th* road Mrs. ■■ Williams stepped on tho gas and ran 5 over the' bull, breaking the animal's J neck. ■ People in a car behind helped re- ■ move the Esex car from {he bull's £ carcass, and then, as the Essex was J badly damaged, brought the ladies to >■ Titusville. , j■ During the night some one stole " two tires from the wrecked car. It ■ will cost about $164 to repair the ■ car.—Titusville Advocate. S TA R MODELS A N D PRICES All prices are f. »>. D. Detroit Commercial Chassis, P la in ........... *............................... $285 Commercial Chassis, Starter ami Demountable Rims.... 280 Roadster, plain........ .............................. ■_...... ................. 319 Roadster, Starter and Demountable R im s ............. ..... 411 routing, Plain ................................ ..... ........... g...... 318 Touring, Starter and Demountable Rim s„....... ........ 143 Coupe, Starter and Demountable R im s ......* J... 580 vedan, Starter and Demountable Rims ...... 615 Station Wagon, Starter and Demountable Rims...:;.....:.. 610' Delivery Wogan, Panel Top, open front (S U rU r smd—_____ Demountable Rims) ...........{........ ...... .............. . 610 Delivery Wagon, Panel Top, o]>ei| front (St«cUnv*pjl L I I U ) and Demountable Rims) ..‘ . j .............. ................... 630 Delivery Wogan, Six Post Top (Startin' arid Dembuiitable Rims) ........................ ..L................................ - 620 W e Will receive another shipment in u few days, con­ sisting o f tourings and closed types. Our quota for this month is limited and we urge that you place.your order immediately to insure prompt delivery. B. and 0 . M o t o r C o . DEALERS. HUPMQH1LE, STAR A N D D U R A N T CARS Cars can be seen day or night. D ti.f fier»M on talc at Joc’a Smoke,* ■ House, Mobleys Drug S ts'* and ■ A moot Modern Tilling Station with Service Unexcelled " i Hunt's Phsrmscy. " m m i i B . a i u n m i i n n i l ] |a n B a | | ia H u n a > a , - "I f |B » ■ i I �rT q fF v ■ >*' ]l'H ba a lo n g t im e b e fo r e P a o ffe r s h is c h a i r a g a in t o a la d y I V O U ft E GAVVttsi' S o H O O V e FORGOT* f\UU NoU' "to o W E M ea \ 6 e r o p u iK E fi y e n t c m w e Room' VtfcLL.t ' Ca h 't tw in v *. oP E V E asm m i pec o k c g : * x ~ BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ton can find the name of ever? lira Business Man In Sanford in thla Column each day. • Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities U wc please you, tell othera; If not, tell ns. Phone 498 SANFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop." General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDER |I7 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. U. W . H E R N D O N INSU RANCE A G E N C Y F1RK------- AUTO-------- DON I)S S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder FLORIDA IANFOKD A. I\ Connelly & Sons EalnbllakrU 1BOS Real Estate, Loans nnd Insurance Phone 18 101-8 Magnolia Ave. rsTKWART The Florist Cut Flowers------- — Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental Plant* 114 Myrtle Ave.---------- Phone 260-W SANFORD M A C H IN E COM PANY General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Phone 62-------- Sanford, Florida PURELY PROFESSIONAL Cards of Sanford's Reput■Me Professional Men, each of whom. In his choaen profeeaios the Herald recom­ mends to the people. George A . DeCottes A ttorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank ■ANFORD -:FLORIDA FRED R. W IL S O N ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building HANFORD FLORIDA ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT Room 7, Miller Bldr. ■ANFORD -s-:- FLORIDA IC H E L L E M A IN E S LAW YER — Court House ■raa l&aalaM! (II Daalgwed Henry^McLaulin, Jr., O p t D. OptkJaa-Optometrtef • l« Rant First Street 'feaoferd. Fie. W . J. T H IG P E N Real Estate D J ta U F a S u i T O INSURANCE •\ • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1923 th e F a m ily • \ •i*> • ---------- - •.■*■■/,“ * * • fT: ,D . PAGE FIVE ! . v l l .1 C t^ k g mn CHfV\tX.MlES JuSr PS Mtt**N\T, j u ‘u SUMSM\HG.. T iu \x & i-U TYMS. UJtW. ? NO U 'BE W 6 » e ’ S V lE L U U N C L E N o u n s So m e o l S\a v/PsuTER vapma: IGV\ TUEUX- OJOH TVALL 7 p tv.u w o R t r \c .k ^ ; — M N T v rv \ ' 235.28 Conner Willinmaon, Lot 8, BIk 0, Tr. 1 ............ 183.82 Forrest Lake, U t 9, BJk; 0, Tr. 1 ......... - .... 183.82 jW. J. Thigpen, Lot 10, Ulk. 9, Tr. I “ ............... 209.55 Mary I- Loonurdy, Lot 1, BIk. 9, Tr. 2 ---«...-----61.47 completed, nnd tho completed work has been finally acceptd by the City Com­ Lena K. Morrison, S. 14* Lot 2, BIk. 9, Tr 2 ____ 95.58 Lena K. .Morrison N. 20 ft. Lot 3, BIk. 9, Tr. 2 Another Achievement For The Wizard mission of tho City of Sanford. 101.70 Luther Y. Bryan, N. 44 ft. Lot 2, BIk. 9, Tr. 2 .... *4 ______ Thu following Is tho final estimate of cost of paving Palmetto Avenue of Wuz. 117.04 W. II. Singletary S. 32 ft. I.ot.3, BIk. 9, Tr. 2 .... 30 feet in width from Second Street south to Third Street nnd 2-1 feet in Classified Ada 1c a word. No 29.41 W. II. Singletary N. 8 ft. Lot 4, Itlk. 9, Tr. 2 . h® Ad taken for lean than 25c. DETROIT, Mich., Aug. *1.—Wood width from Third street south to Fifteenth street, with 2" of sheet asphalt on Dr. N. DeV, Howard Eat. Lot 8, BIk. 5, Tr. 2 ... 121.32 And pnsltively no Classified pulp produced from hard wood for n rock base: 121.32 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 9, BIk 0, Tr! 1 .......... ................... ** Ada charged to anyone. Caah use in pnj>er making is the latest at­ •12-14 Cu. yds. Excnvntion at 10c .................... „........................... $ 1,897.50 A. R. & Mary E. Marshall, U t 10, BIk 0, Tr. 1 .........«... 721.32 ha must accompany all urdera. 400 Sta. Yds. overhaul at l c ............ 4.00 A. It. & Mary E. Marshall, Lot 11, BIk 0, Tr. 1 ..... ....... tainment at the River Kongo plant of 121.32 •a Count the word* end remit the Ford Motor Company. It is the 8030 Lin. feet Curb nnd Gutter at 70c........................................... 0,558.80 A. R. & Mary F.. Marshall, Lot 12, BIk. 0, Tr. 1 ......... 121.32 hfl orordingly. first time in the history of the paper 043 Lin. feet Flush Curb at 33c ................................................. 212.1'J M. F. Robinson, U t 18, Hlk. 0, Tr. 1 ....... — ...... - ...... 121.32 manufacturing industry that hard 285 Lin. feet Granite Curb reset at 15c 42.75 M, F. Robinson, N. 5 ft., Lot 14, BIk 0. Tr 1 ................ 18.38 faf ci H s h fc ii u ' iu ti n 9,544.84 Helen Rose Blackman, S. 28 ft. U t 14, BIk. G, Tr. 1 .... wood hns hcon successfully converted 12559 Sq. yds. rock bnsc laid at 7Gc ............................................. 102.94 by what is known ns the "soda pro­ 12412 S(|, yds. 2" Sheet Asphalt top at 99c............. 12,287.88 Helen Rose Blackman, N. 1 ft. Lot 15, BIk 0, Tr. 1 ____ 14.71 cess*' ino pulp so hn i could bccnoin 018 Sq. yds. Brick relnid on edge at 05c ......................... 401.70. Florence T. llrndy, S. 29 ft Lot 15, 111k. C, Tr. 1 _____ _ FOR S A L E 100.61 cess" into pulp so that it could he 95 Sq. yds. Brick relahl on flnt at 50c ............................... 47.50 T. Brady (less E. 42* ft. of Lot 15 and U t 10, Florence P A U lltttti— You can get i m O ood C52 Sq. Ft. 5" Concrete alley returns ut 24c ............................. 150.48 125.36 lilk. 0, Tr. 1 ................... ................... ............. .... frnm»v and irrigation plug* at the utilized in the production of paper 387 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk at 19c ........................................................ 73.53 W. J. McBride, E. 77’ Loti 1, BIk. 0, Tr. 2 .................... 121.32 , Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfe nnd therefore is an achievement of outstanding importance. Heretofore, 14 Cu. Yds. Clnss B. Concrete at $23.00 ........ ...................... ,... 322.00 W. J. McBride, E. 77* Lot 2, BIk (J, Tr. 2 (less S. 14 ft) 09.85 Ft HI SALE— Dusier and (jays' paniia spruce, poplar and similar soft woods 10 TJ po A Inlets at 42.50 ..... 425.00 Mary A. Scholl, S, 14 ft. U t 2, BIk 0, Tr. 2 ............. 51.47 and varnishes at Sanford Novotty have been looked upon ns the only 14 Type B Inlets nt $32.50 ........................................................ 455.00 Mary A. Schnll, N. 20 ft U t 3, nik 0, T r . 4 ................ 95.58 Works, Sanford agents. 183-lf<i kinds available for paper manufac­ 7 Manholes 4-fl ft. deep at $50.00 ................................. 350.00 I*. Britt S 7 ft Lot 3, 111k 0, Tr. 2 ................— . 25.74 Charles FOR SALE—Rhode Inland eggs for ture. 2 Manholes fi-8 ft. deep at $00.00 ........................................... 120.00Chnrios L. Britt N. 29Vi ft. Lot 4, BIk 0, Tr. 2 ............. 108.45 setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Experiments covering several 3388 Lin. ft. Drain tile at $80,00 jam M........................................ 208.80 A. W. Smith, S 3 'i ft. U t 4, Bik 0, Tr. 2 ................ 12.87 Ellsworth, Denrdnl! Avenue,- San­ months were carried on before the 2142 Lin. Ft. 12" Storm Sewer nt $1.02 ........................................ 2,184.84 121.32 A. W. Smith, Lot 5, Bik 0, Tr. 2 ................................. ford.________________ . 83-tfp River Rouge plant paper mill finally Extrn Work ................... ..................................................... 305.37 G. W. Rutherford, Lot 0, Bik 0, Tr. 2 .......................... 121.32 FOR SALK—ft Pointer imps, No. 1 developed a process whereby hard 7 Monuments at streut intersections nt $0.50......................... 45.50 I). II. Hodges, Lot 7, Bik 0, Tr. 2 ..... - ......... I..........!...... 121.32 stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San­ wood could he used in the ntnking of Iaiborntory Inspection of materials ...................................... 443.79 L. K. Sessions, Lot 8, Bik. 0r>Tr. 2 .......................... 125.30 ford Ave. G3-tfr pulp. Now manufacture is Iteing suc­ Lcgnl Expense, advertising etc., 2 per cent ........................ 718.95 Mrs. W. A. Walton, Lot 9, Biles 7, Tr. 1 ................... 121.32 cessfully carried out on a large scale Engineering 4 per cent ........................................................ 1,437.90 Mrs. W. A. Walton, Lot 10, Bik 7, Tr. 1 .......... ............ OFFER EXTRAORDINARY 121.32 One new five room house with hath, with plans under way for Increasing *121.32 Mrs. W. A. Walton, Lot 11, Bik 7. Tr 1 Total cost ....................... full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ production as snort ns new equipment $38,104.42 primnry School, Lot 12, Bik 7, Tr 1 ........... ;............. 33 121-72 can 1m1 installed. CUPIED. 121.32 Primary School,.Lot 13, lilk 7, Tr 1 .................... . 33 To lie borne by City 1/3 ....... .......... ................. $12,701.47 The development of the new pro j To ho home by adjacent property PRICE 121.32 .............. 25,402.95 Primary School, Lot 14, BIU 7, Tr I ......................... 3.1 $3,000.00-------------Terms to suit you ‘'"aides the Ford Motor Company Additional cost of the 30 foot pavement between Fiknt and Second streets Primary School, f.ot 15, lilk 7, Tr. 1 .......................... 121.32 33 to use all of the scrap pieces from its over 24 feet in width: 154.41 A REAL BARGAIN Building & Loan Asso., Middle 42' Lot 4, Bik 9, Tr. 2 ... 42 body-building plant at River Rouge, 29.41 A. P. CONNELLY & SONS ............. ....................... $ 134.52 A. L. Betts, S 8’ or U t 4, Bik. 9, Tr. 2 .................... 177 Sq. yds. rock base at 70c...... ................ 8 79-tfc thus clTecling n new economy in lum­ ..................................... 175.23 A. L. Betts, Lot 5, Bik 9. Tr. 2 ............................... 121.32 33 177 Sq. yds. 2" Asphalt Top nt 99c ................ ber conservation. 183.82 ........................................... 10.00 J. Mautser, Lot fi, Bik 10, Tr. 1 ............................... 50 40 Cu. yds. grading at 40o ........................ FOR SALE o R RENT—House, after a The'scrap lumber goes into a greut 183.82 ......................................... 4.oi\ J. J; Mausrer, Lot 7, Illk. 10, Tr. 1 ........ ................«... v 60 Laboratory Inspection of materials ........ August 1st.—See W. .1. Thigpen. machine where it is chipped, nnd then 235.28 ..................... 0.59 { Meiseh Really Co.. Lot 8, Bik. 10, Tr. 1 .................. 04 Legal Expense, advertising etc., 2 per cent 98-tfc carried by suction pipes to an im­ 13.18 E. M. Galloway. Lot 9, Bik *10, Tr. 1 .......................... 1B3.82 50 Engineering 4 per cent ........................ ....... FOR SALE OK RENT—Trucking mense digester. 183.82 W. V. Wheeler, fait 10. nik to, Tr. 1 ...................... «... 50 land. I have hammock and pirn* About 1S.000 pounds, or nine tons, 121.33 3.1 Total additional cost ............................ -...... $ 319.59 J. M. Garrett, Lot 1, Bik. 10, Tr. 2 ...................... ....... trucking land develojKxl, partly devel­ of chips arc placed iti the digester 121.32 J. M. Garrett, Lot 2, Bik. 10, Tr. 2 ........................ 33 To he borne by City 1/3 ....................................... ........$110.53 oped and undeveloped iu Iowa City for one hatch and average about 75 272-05 Alma Goertz, Lot 3, Ulk. 10, Tr. 2 .............................. 74 To be borne by adjacent property ................ . ...... 233.90 N section fur sale or rent. Write E. R. per cent hard maple, the remainder of 455.86 Holy Cross Church, Lots 4 ami 5, Bik. 10, Tr. 2 .......... 124 Moore, 250 N. E. 25th street, Miami, oak, ash ami other hard woods. To Number of feet frontage, 530.98 070.54 High School, All Bik. 11. Tr. 1 ................................. 204 Additionakassessment per foot frontage, $0,439. . or sec Robert King, Oviedo. these are are milled 4.5(H) gallons of 183.82 hirst Presbyterian Church, Lot I, Illk. II, Tr. 2 ......... 50 i 84-d; w-tfc caustic solution of sufficient strength For 30 foot paving: 183.82 Mrs. C. G. Willis', Lot 2, Ulk. 11. Tr, 2 .........................- 50 Number of feet frontage, 530.98. \ I d It SA LK -One first class 1250 li>. to reduce the chips to a high-quality 235.28 F. E. Roiimillst, I.ot 3, Illk. 11, Tr. 2 ............... .......... 04 Assessment per foot frontage $4,1153. mare mule, 8 years old. One good fibre under seven hours cooking nt C6.17 F. E. Koumillutt N. 18 ft Lot 4, BIU.II, Tr. 2 .................. 18 To 21 Fool Paving: single wagon, also 12 sixteen disc } 10 pounds stea mprcISure. 117.04 C. I.. Britt, S. 32 ft.. Lot 4, Bik. 11, Tr. 2 ................... 32 Number of feet frontage, G3I5.4. «* harrow. Phone 345-J. 104-Gtp When the digesting process is com­ 183.82 C. L. Britt, Lot 5. Bile. 11, Tr. 2 .........- ........................ 50 Assessment per foot frontage, $3.(5703. pleted the fibre is pumped into wash­ 183.82 Louis Fleischer, Lot 0, Illk. 12, Tr, 1 ........................... 50 F. T. W ILLIAMS, Engineer. , H ill K KW T ing machines and throughly cleansed. 183.82 Uuls Fleischer, Lot 7, Bik. 12, Tr. 1 ........................... 50 E. It. Trafford's Map of Sanford FOR RENT— Eight room housij, West It comes out 100 per cent wood fibre Mrs. C. G. Willis, Lot 8, Bik 12, Tr. 1 .............. 50 183.82 Final Feet Third street, interior newly decor­ ready for paper manufacture. 183.82 1 .................. 51) Name Ilesrription I"'rontnicr. Assessment Mis. C. G. Willis, U t 9, Illk. 12. Tr. ated anti papered. Call phone 40-W. Production at the mill at present 183.82 Mrs. C. G. Willis, Lot 10, Bik. 12, Tr. 1 .................... 50 $181.49 117 „ * 102-fit p is confined to that of a superior qual­ A. M. DcForrcst, Lot 0, B.lk. 4, Tr. 1 .................. . . 183.82 R. It. Chapman, E. (it of Lot 1, Bik. 12, Tr, 2 ........ . 50 152.70 37.12 M. F. Robinson, Lot 7, Bik. 4, Tr. 1 ........................... FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— ity hinder hoard, .075 to .030 of an 183.82 It. B. Chapman, E ‘ i of U t 2, Illk.’ 12, Tr. 2 ___ _____ 50 152.70 37.12 M. F, Robinson, Lot 8, Bik. 4, Tr. 1 ........................vSeveral 'housekeeping apartment# inch thick, of firm body, water proof 183.82 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 3, Bik. 12, Tr. 2 ................... 50 152.7(1 37.12 M. F. Robinson, Lot 9, Bik. 4, Tr. 1 ............................ for rent, rooms Inrge and airy. See ur.t xxrcntlonnliy durable. 183.82 Mrs. C. G. Willis, Lot 4, Bik. 12. Tr. f ....................... 50 162.7(1 37.12 M. F. Robinson, Lot 10, Bik. 4, Tr. 1 .......................... Mrs. Smith, 300 French Ave. lOI-Otp The fill operating on a twenty183.82 Mrs. C. G. Willis, Lot 5, Ulk. 12, Tr. 2 ........... .......«... * 50 1.75.81 33 T. E. Wilson, Lot 1, Bik. 4, Tr. 2 ............................... four schedule, daily produces 20,480 FOR RENT—Cottage.—J. Musson. 183.82 135.81 S. M. Schwartz, Lot fi, Illk. 13. Tr. 1 ........................... 50 33 T. E. Wilson, Lot 2, Illk. 4, Tr. 2 ........... - .................... 104-7tp! gnished pieces and in addition turns 183.82 135.81 S, M. Schwartz, Lot 7, Ulk. 13, Tr. 1 ...................... — 50 33 T. E. Wilson, Lot 3, Bik. 4. Tr. 2 .............* ... ............. out 1,000 boxes for shipping purposes. 230.28 135.81 S. M. Schwartz, Lot 8, Ulk. 13, Tr. 1 ........................... 04 FOR RENT— Entire upper floor, un­ 33 Odd Fellows Building Asso,, Lot 4, lilk. 4, Tr. 2 ......... This latest development at the 183.82 Mrs. H. A. MeCal ley, Lot 9, Illk. 13, Tr. 1 ............... «... 50 135.81 33 ’ furnished, 714 Oak Ave. 104-5tp Odd Fellows Building Asso., Lot 5, Bik. 4, Tr. 2 ......... River Rouge plant is in keeping with 183.82 Mr. H. A. McCalley, Lot 10, Bik. 13, Tr. 1 ................... 50 141.98 34.5 board F. P. Rines, Lot 0, Bik. 4, Tr. 2 ..................... ........... FOR'"RENT- Furnished room. the company's general policy of cllmC. It. Berner, Lot 1, Illk. 13, Tr. 2 ......................... 50 183.82 (17.90 10.5 F. P. Rines, N. '*i of Lot 7. Bik. 4, Tr. 2 ....................... optional, new house ami furnishings mating waste'wherever possible nnd 07.90 B. T. Corey, I.ot 2, Bik. 13, Tr. 2 ...................... 50 183.82 ]6.5 R. G. Stockton Heirs E, 85' of S'A Lot 7, Bik. 4, Tr. 2 in ensy walking distance. Phone No. j 235.28 To7-Ctp " f continually setting new nnd high- R. G. Stockton Heirs, E. 85* Lot 8, Bik. 4, Tr. 2 ......... 135.81 B. T. Corey, U t 3, Illk. 13, Tr. 2 ................................. 04 33 5, Mr. R e g i s t e r . _________ ' er standards of manufacture so as 183.82 L. D. Rhodes, Lot 4, Ulk. 13, Tr. 2 .................. ....... 50 121.32 33 Sarah M. Estorby, W. CO ' Lot 9, Ulk. 5, Tr. 1 ............ FOR RENT— Large nicely furnished to bring the utmost in quality. 183.82 J, C. Higgins Heirs, Lot 5, IUk. 13, Tr. 2 ............ ......«... 50 121.32 33 Sarah M. Eaterhy, Lot 10, lilk. 5, Tr. 1 ....................... apartment. All modern conveni­ 183.82 J. N. Glllon, I Ait fl, Illk. 14, Tr. 1 ................. ...... ....... 50 121.32 33 T. E. Wilson, Lot 11, Bik. G, Tr. 1 ............................... ences, running water, lij^its nnd gas. GAINESVILLE, Aug. 4.—The Bap­ 183.82 Meiseh Realty Co., U t 7., Illk. 14, Tr. 1 ....................... 50 121.32 33 Apply 417 West Second street. IOC-4tp tists of this city have awardeS a eon- T E. Wilson, Lot 12, lilk. 5, Tr. 1 .............................. 235.28 Meiseh Realty Co., U t 8, Illk. 14, Tr. 1 ...„.................. Cl 12142 33 W. It. DuPrec, I/»t 13, Bik. 5, Tr. 1 ......... ................ FOR RENT — 3 unfurnished rooms, tract for the construction of a now 121.32 Wm. A. Parker, Lot 9, Illk. 14, Tr. 1 ...................... 50 183.82 .73 W. It. DuPrec, Lot 14, Bik. 5, Tr. 1 ..................... ....... 311 Elm Ave. 100r5tp church building to cost $70,000. It is 183.82 121.32 Mrs. Fannie 1 1 . Rohblns, W 03 ft Lot 10, nik. 14, Tr 1 50• 33 II. Ephrcnspcrgcr, Lot 15, Bik. 5, Tr. 1 .—........—. 183.82 1.70.88 FOR RENT—2 furnished housekeep­ expected to he completed within less H. Ehrensperger, Lot 10, Bik. 5, Tr. 1 .......................... Orin II. Stenstroni, U t 1, Ulk. 14, Tr. 2 ...................... 50 35.fi 183.82 O. D. Farrell, Lot 2, Illk. 14, Tr. 2 1......... ....... ...... «... 50 * ing rooms on first floor. \Vill lake than a*year. 121.32 33 C. II. Smith, E. 05 ft. Lot 1, Bik. 5, Tr. 2 .................... 183.82 two children.—312 East Fifth Street. 121.32 Herald Printing Co., U t 3, Ulk. 14, Tr. 2 .................. 50 33 C. H. Smith, E. 05 ft., Lot 2, Bik. 5, Tr. 2 .................... 419.10 I08-2tp Seminole Realty & Investment Co., U t 4, Illk. 14, Tr. 2 114 121.32 w a NTEd 33 „ II. Ehrensperger, Lot 3, Bik. 5, Tr. 2 ........................... 183.82 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 0, Illk, 15, Tr. I - ..... - .......... 50 121.32 33 FOR RENT OR SALE—5 room cot- WANTF.D— BOYS TO SELL THE H. Ehrensperger, Lot 4, Bik. 5, Tr. 2 •••»•••••»••#**»*»•i#** 183.82 30.33 Meiseh Ilcnlty Co., Lot 7, Illk. 15, Tr. 1 ..................... 50 8.25 tage, furnished; also 3 room apart­ SANFbltD HERALD ON THE II. Ehrensperger, N. 1/4 Lot 5, Bik, 5, Tr. 2 ................ 236.28 90.99 Meiseh Realty Co., U t 8, nik. 15, Tr. 1 ...«.... ........ ...... 64 24.75 ment furnished for rent.—803 W. 3rd STREETS OF HANFORD. A GOOD Dr. N.'DcV. Howard Est. S. 8/4 Lot 5, lilk. 6, Tr. 2 ... 183.82 130.88 Meiseh Realty Co., U t 9, Bik. 15, Tr. I-.—........— ...... 60 35.0 St. __________ io *-21" CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS Dr. N. DeV. Howard Est. Lot 0, Bik. 5, Tr. 2 .... - .......... 183.82 121.32 Meiseh Realty Co., U t 10, B|k. lfi, Tr. 1 ....—..— ..... . 60 .73 P o l ntENT— Onelnrge room with TO MAKE BIG PBOFIT8 FOR A Dr. N. DeV. Howard Est. Lot 7, Bik 5, Tr 2 .... — ----970,64 121.32 Park, All Bik. 16, Tr. 2 --------------------264 .73 screened porch, suitable for two FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS Primary School, I-ot 10, Bik, 7, Tr. 1 .................... ...a. 209.55 • Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 0, Bik. 15; Tr. 1 .............. ........ 67 SHIPP A T THE HER ALU OFFICE. N. O. Corner, E. C9.G’ U t I, Bik. 7, Tr. 2 ............... gentlemen, also 3 single rooms at 200 483 183.82 Meiseh Realty Co., U t 7, Hlk. Id, Tr. 1 ------- ----------60 ’ - ' _____ .dh-tf Ruth Garner and F. S. Duiger, Jr,, Lot 2, Bik. 7, Tr. 2 Park Ave. 109-5tp • Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 8, Bik, lfl, Tr. 1 WANTED*—Job truck or tractor driv- Ruth Garner and F. S. Duiger^Jr., N, 15’ Lot 3, Bik. 7, ! -jm v o r. *:. liaise .55.14 Meiseh Realty Co., Lot 9, Hlk. 16, Tr. 1 ................... OU LOST 15 ■ '■** ing by on experienced mechanic 183.82 128.07 Meiseh Realty Co., U t 10, Bik. lfl, Tr. 1 ................ 60 85 Mrs. J. J. purdon, S. 35' Lot 3, Bik. 7, Tr. 2 ------------LbST— I Julies' brown woolen scarf on who can keep up cither.—Howard 419.10 30.70 Public School, U t 1, Bik. 10, Tr. 2 ......... —..... ........... 114 10 Mrs. J. J, Purdon, N. 10’ Lot 4, Bik. 7, Tr. 2 ........ ....... road between I-ake Mary and Os­ Klynt, Geneva, Fla. 106-Ctp 183.82 147.05 Public School, U t 3. Bik. 10, Tr. £ ------------- ---------50 , 40 Miss A. Trafford, 8. 40’ Lot 4, Bik. 7, Tr. 8........ ....... teen. Finder return to Iaikti Mary 183.82 209.65 FOR T R A D E Public School, U t 4, Bik. 10, Tr. 2 -----......— .......... —' 60 ■67 Joe Cameron, Ij>t 5, Bik 7, Tr. 2 Casino nnd receive reward. 107-fitp 183.82 60 183.82 ' Public School, U t 6, Blk»lG, Tr. 2 ----------- —---------60 WANTED TO TRADE—For a vacant John Musson, Lot fl, Bik, 8, Tr. 1 -----— --- ----------LOST, STRAYED OB' STOLEN— The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without inter­ 183.82 60 from Sanford Ave., on Thursday, ‘lot, my equity In 4 room house, on J,. B. Ray, Lot 7, Bik 8, Tr. t ---------- ---- --------------- 23548 est up to SEPTEMBER 1, 1923, and from and after said date special assess­ 04 ...... —■—• August 2nd, six months old Pointer new paved street. Lights, water, gas Mary Blaine Phelps, Lot 8, Bik. 8, Tr. 1 m en t will he payable only In ten equal annual installmcnta with interest at 183.82 60 and bath. Fine location, close to new Mrs. M. W. Lovell, Ix>t 0, Bik 8, T r 1 --------------------puppy,' white with liver colored spots. per annum on all deferred payments. 18342 60 . school. Address “ Trade" care-of the John Musson, Lot 10, Bik 8, Tr. 1 .................... Answers to name of “ Pat” . Finder Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of tho City of Sanford, 183.82 . 60 A. Raffeld, Lot 1, Bik 8, Tr. 2 Herald. please return to J. C. Hutchinson nnd Florida,’ this 27th day of July, A. D. 1923. 18342 60 A. naff eld, Let 2, Bik. 8, .Tr. 2 —...... POSITION WANTED — Practical receive reward,______ 109-ltp, (S E A L ) LJLP1UUPS, 236.28 04 nurse or manager of boarding house A. Raffeld, U t 3, Bik. 8, Tr. 2 ..,1 ----------------------LOST—Sixo 33x4 one Doss tire and 7-28; 8*1*4-8-11*16-18-22 ' City Clock. • 18342 60 consider Jennie W. Uhman, U t 4,'Bik 8, Tr. 2 ....... —............. rim between DoLand nnd Sanford, or rooming house, would 60 18842 . S. B. Graves, U t 6, Bik. 8, Tr. 2 -------——. Thursday evening. Finder leave at waitress or- cooking In restaurant or 18342 60 clerking. Must have work. , Address Mrs. Morey Robert!, U P C .B ik 0, Tr. 1 ___________ __ _ Herald a lik e and receive reward. 18342 60 W. J. Thigpen, U t 7, Bik 9, T r 1 ------------------------109-Stc 312 Fifth street. , • r* • « • » u M H U s s s s S r >• ro.jfk I » CLASSIFIED = ADS m TO A L L PROPERTY OWNERS OWNINO PROPERTY ON PALMETTO Ford to Make Paper AVE NU E FROM SECOND STREET TO F IF T E E N T H STREET at Rouge River Plant . Notice is hereby given that the construction of the Asphalt pavement on Out of Hard Wood Palmetto Avenue, from Second ‘street South to Fifteenth Street hns been TRY A HERALDWANT AD FDRRESULTS! ... . � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 04, 1923; <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/01e9d6617c9aa7cd6cb50fa341bd8c0b.pdf a61d33b333487d8ced71bd54ae1a3b77 PDF Text Text •t, ; IN HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 101 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1923 VOLUME IV. VICE PRESIDENT RAILROAD COMMISS I orB COOUDGE IS atH PRESIDENT v rm FLORIDA SHIPPERS SAYS COMMISSION CHAIRMAN Takes Office at 2:47 Sanford Kiwanis Sends Condolence to This Morning at Mrs. Harding Today Home RE- Big: Dance Tonight SENT OupSTipN ANY at the Woman’s Club KIND REGULATION PATTER ARE MISTAKEN In Their Ideas and Willing to Abide They Say But Auctions Do Not Prove It The local chapter, Order of DeMoley, will put on a big dance tonight at the new club house of the Wom­ en’s Club. Everyone is invited to at­ tend the dance which begins at -9 and lasts until 1. Music will be furnished by Elwell’s Orchestrn of Orlnndo. Ad­ mission fl.f>0 per couple. Everybody ^omc out and have a real good time. The Sanford Kiwanis Club sent the following wire of condolence to Mrs. Hnrding this morning: "Sanford Kiwnnis Club expresses Itt deepest sympathy In this, your hour of bereavement and the nation's sorrow.—Ssnfonl Kiwanis Club." President Harding was n member of the Mnrlon, Ohio, Kiwnnis Club and took a great interest In the work of tho club wherever he happened to be located. T IT pE E M S JMPQSSIBLJE TQ IMPRESS THIS Ut»ON LEGISLATIVE MIND BURR During CtnirHO of His Addrwp to Citrus nnd Vegetable Growers and Shippers <nr T|i» a u m U k s r r r « ) ORLANDO, FIs., Aug. 3— 1 Florida railroad commission nt OHLAN DO, Fla., Aug. 3.—There Is more legislation at the hands of t^o every evidence that the carriers do state legislature, but for soveral ses­ not intend to treat fairly with the sions “ it has seemed impossible to* shippers, declared H. II. Hurr, chair­ impress this upon the legislative man of the state raijrond commission, mind," the chairman of that commlispeaking here today before a meeting slon, R. .11. Burr, declared hero to­ of citrus fruit growers and perish­ day during the courso of an address . able freight shippers of Florida. before n meeting of citrus fruit grow­ The meeting was called to consider ers and perishable freight shippers Increased refrigerator charges which of tho state gathered here to protest the railroads have given notice they against proposed Increased refrigera­ Intend to putr Into effect August 10, tion charges by the railroads. and to .consider ways and means to Mr. Burr declared tho commission Some Time in prevent action of the carriers in as­ Spent was without sufficient funds to con­ sessing the increases which will ap­ Florida After Election duct rntc cases as they should be con- • proximate 15 per cent, according to Demise of Harding Will ducted before tho Interstate Com­ Before Taking Seat estimates by the commission. turn Republican Con­ merce Commission, If tho best results The carriers “ do not scorn to real­ (Sr Thr AMurl.Ird P r o ) vention Upside Down were to be obtained. Ho Indicated, ise that there is a mutual interest ATLANTA, Gn., Aug. 3.—The however, that there Is a likelihood existing between the shippers and (lip Tkr Aaaorlnfnl l*rcaa) south mourned today the death of her carriers," Mr. Burr asserted, and WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.— Death that his body will combine its pro­ true friend in the passing of the Pres­ added that "the more tonnage the throws new complications into tho tests nnd go before the federal rate­ ident. Many recalled the four visits regulating commission with a portest shipper produces for tho'enrrier, the political situation within the Repub­ which Harding made this section af­ not only against the refrigvrutltor moru the carrier wants to take from lican party which undoubtedly will ter election o f presidency chnrgcs.now proposed, but wou,ld also hnve far-reaching reflections In the the shipper.- ’ ........ out also that ho "broke the solid enter a protest against tho present national convention ndxt yenr. I’ rob. "The carrier, ns a general nde, re­ south" in 1920 when Tennessee cast line haul rates throughout the state. ably will turn whnt many expected sent, and have always resented, the its electoral vote for him by a big The commission has been watching to be morcly n ratification meting in­ question of regulation, although they majority. Hnrding spent some weeks the Income of the roads for somo time to a contest for Republican president­ profess at certain times they have in Florida between election and in­ with this step in view, he asserted. ial nomination with stalwart con­ Reports of Yesterday Were So Cheering That His been mistaken in their ideas and ure duction into office of president. Returning to tho legislative angle, servative Republican forces nlllgncd perfectly willing and glad to have Death' Came as a Great Shock to Millions Who the chairman of tho commission as­ on one side nnd forces represented by the regulation, but their actions do serted that "tho commission has been Were Anxious About President’s Condition Sanford Truck Growers such leaders us Johnson, Borah, Lnnot point to a confirmation of this an­ handicapped in all the rate legislation Follettv on the other. Six months nouncement,” the commission chair­ Hold Annual Meeting M M ago renominntion of Hurtling without for years for the lnck' of sufficient man continued. and Elect New Officers r j i s i i M r any substantial contest seemed as­ aiVoprlstlon to properly conduct a Mr. Burr, in sketching the history rate esse.” Tho present Instance finds • * *» MRS. CALVIN COOLI DO3 sured. • of refrigeration charges applied to the commission more hopelessly with­ The nnnunl stockholders meeting'of pcrishnblc shipments from the state, III, T h r A » , » r l n l r ( l I’ r r . a ) out the necessary funds to do things HARDING’S SISTERS. the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc.,- was Mrs. Harding Who W as Reading to Him at the said that "in September, 1910, the PLYMOUTH, Vermont. Aug. 3.— IN WASHINGTON. WILL which they know are absolutely ne­ held on Wednesday, August 1st. at H railroad commission of Florida at­ ' Time of Stroke is Bearing Up Bravely Un­ Vice President Calvin Cpolldgo be­ START FO KM Alt ION cessary In the present situation. o’clock p. m. nt the court house. There tacked tho refrigerator charges ap­ come president of the United States “ Tho legislature adopted thrf soder the Awful Strain of Several Weeks was quite a large attendance of stock­ MARION, O., Aug. 3.— Miss Abb called budget plan for tho various de­ plicable on Florda, pcrshables, and nt 2:47 o’clock this morning, Eastern holders and very much Interest dis­ also the line haul charges." •• standard time, when he took oath of gall Harding and Mrs. Carrie Votaw, partments of the state government," played. • SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.—The nation today,mourned office In tho living room of his fa­ sisters of tho president, who havo Mr. Burr continued. “ Prior to the Continuing, he declared: The financial statement for , the the pass in*; of Uh leader. The American people from const to "After nn extensive hearing before ther’s farm house in this little moun­ boo ntrnveling In tho East, were lo­ convening of tho legislature the bud­ post yenr Was rend and showed th.it coast, from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and In territories be­ tain village where he was born. Three cated in Washington liy Dr. Carl W. get commission, consisting o f the the Interstate Commerce Commission the Sanford Truck Growers are In bet­ yond the seas bowed their heads In grief for President Hardof Urlgndicr General Governor, Comptroller, and State hours earlier he had helm notified of Sawyer, son an order of that commission was is­ ter condition financially, thart they ill# was dead. In the enrly hours of last cycning after u day the death of President Harding and Charles E. Sawyer, personal physician Treasurer, sent out a questionnaire sued which brought about a 20 per have ever boon heretofore. which had brought renewed hope of recovery death came sud­ in brief statement bad expressed his of tho president. They wired that to tho different departments of the cent decrease in the ico factor con­ The total number of cars bandied denly nnd struck down Warren G. Harding with a stroke of grief nt the pnssing of his chief and they would take the Ural train to government to make up an estimate tained in the refrigeration chnrgcs. by this organisation during the past cerebral apoplexy. The end came Instantaneously without friend, and his purpose o f carrying Marion. This tariff went into effect giving the of their needs for the ensuing two season was 1,«>«0 cars. The associa­ even a second of warning at 7:30 o’clock. There wns no time out policies, “ which he begun for ser­ growers of Florida the benefit of years. Tho railroad commissioners tion has made n nice gain in tonnage to summon additional physicians, no time to call members or vice of the American people.” Presi­ bis mentality which first attracted to fully answered same'on the crop for the ecason 1921­ this questionnaire, for next year, and with the sumo av­ the official family and no time for medical skill to exercise its dent Cooltdgo left Plymouth for Rut- him the attention of political leaders. and pointed out to tho budget com­ 22. Shortly afldr these rates went erage yield per acre that prevailed knowledge. It wns all over In the twinkling of an eye and it laiiri on his way to Washington at The late Senator W. Murray Crane, mission whnt was necessary for the into effect the carriers again peti­ during tho last season, tho organisa­ left the nation and world shocked and in grief. 7:30 o’clock this morning. ' who wns n resident o f Cooleiige’a con­ commission to property function in a tioned tho Interstate Commerce Com­ tion will handle nt ffcmt 1,200 cars Mrs. Harding, tho constant companion of her distinguish­ gressional district, was among tho way that would bo satisfactory to th# mission to re-open the ense, which ed husband, wus faithful until the end. She was reading to Colvin Cooliilge, although by pro- first.to note these qualities, and he people of Florida, and for the great­ wos denied. Soon afterward the car­ hext year. The Sanford Truck Growers have him a few minutes before 7:30 when she noticed a shudder tession a lowycr, entered the public resolved to utilixo tho first opportun­ est good. In the making up of that riers again petitioned the Interstate been gaining tonnage consistently run through the frame of the man she had loved and encour­ service nlmost immediately upon, leav­ ity to propcct Mr. Coolldge into the budget the commission did not ap­ Commerce Commission and obtained during the past three years and the aged In adversity and praised in success, und before she could ing college. __ national political arena. parently agre with the M a a so f the permission to re-open the case. membership is well satisfied, arise from the chair President Harding had collapsed in bed By hard work and steady progress railroad commission and wpilo In­ First elected n member o f the city “ A great deal o f testimony was following officers were elected to und she rushed to the door calling for the physicians to come council of Northampton, Mass., tho Mr. Coolldge entinued his rise until creasing slightly the salary o f two taken which finally resulted in an­ handle the business during the coming quickly, General Sawyer, chief of staff of physicians who has city which had been his home since he he could bo considered for high state employes, the appropriation remains other decision of the Interstate Com­ season: T. F. Adams, president! J. been attending the chief executive, wns also in the room nnd became n voter, he progressed steadily office, and then it was that Senator practically as ib has been for years. merce - Commission, vkhlch was ren­ J. Holly, vice-president! J. <-• two nurses present, did all they could but It availed nothing. Tho legislature mot and selected its upward through the offices of city so­ Crane and other leaders exerted their dered in November, 1922—their for­ son, general manager; H. A. Cobb The president nnd fought and won a victory against disease powers to have him nominated for tho Joint appropriation committee of the licitor, mayor, membership In tho mer order being modified by taking scc'y-trcas., with the following to but it appeared In more insidious form and he lost the battle. He was two houses was formed, he said, ana houso of representatives and of the lieutenant governorship. off 5 per cent of tho reduction in the servo as directors: Henry Nickel, Y\. Gfreat as was the shock to nil who dwell under the American senate of s*rving *■ elected in tho first campaign won by they had hearings off the appropria­ former ojdcr, so that tho 1922-23 g. Hand, John Ludwig, Tetcr Thurs­ flag and to the peoples in many lands for President Harding president of the latter body, and then the Republicans In Massachusetts for tions. “The commissioners tri^d at crop was moved at a reduction of 15 ton, A. It. Merriwcther, II. J. Lehman, by virtue of his office his kindly lovable personality had be­ as lieutenant governor, until elected several yeara, duo to tho Progressive that time to impress upon the appro­ per cent of tho former charges, which George Herbat and J. B. Jones. come a world figure, the great shock came to his Wife rending governor, and In 1920 vice-president party spllt^ Thereafter It was but priation committeo the necesstyr «rst tariff is now in effect, and which the With this corps of officers the pro­ by his sWe. But she did not collapse. "She «roa of course at logical for him to succeed to the gov­ for salaries for technical employee of the United States. . carriers by the present tariff fdod gress that has been illustrated, should first unable to realize that ahe had lost a husband who had with the Interstate Commorco Com­ In the more than twonty years ho ernorship, an office which he hold for that would enable the commission to bo continued throughout the coming made up all Interest in her life for so many proudland happy mission, effective August 10th, seek gave to those duties hi*'time was al­ two terms and which ho left for the employ men capable o f dole# tho years,” said Sawyer later, "but there was no collajwe, ho hys­ things tho commission b « [*•* . to do away with. However, the tariff y e a r , __________' most exclusively devotudito. tho prob­ vice-prealdency. teria. just a brave rally to face her sorrows and • lems of public affairs. Only Incident­ The dramatic events of tho Boston cessary to do in the cppduct of the which the carriers havo filed seeks to SECRETARY DAVI8 IB ina unon her with this hour.” Mrs. Harding was standing the impose an increase on all the factors Ally did he turn to the law, although police strike, In which the governor office. Again the commies}** SHOCKED IN LONDON shock well early today but whether she could stand uj> U I?d?5 by n ew s o f death Ye always mslntmined an office with took a firm and unyielding stand for parently failed to make aa impression of refrigeration charges which amount the grief that bore down upon her as the 8udJ ° urneyJba,c^J^ law and order, focussed upon him In upon the Joint appropriation commit­ to more than the refrigeration charg­ kn associate at Northampton. Washington Is made, was another question. Those who know 1919 national attention and made of tee. Therefore, the commission now frir T f c * ^ A ^ l a t c d Ho wns born in tho villsgo of Ply­ es originally were." • LONDON. Aug. S. The Associaica her best, say she will. ___ him almost overnight a national fig­ flnda itself with only a few thousand mouth, V t, on July 4, 1872, of Puri­ The railroad commission has peti­ I’ resa telephoned James J. ' tan ancestors who came to this coun­ ure. For a while he was Ulked of dollada available In a * fh t that contioned the Interstate Commerce Com­ With tho passing of Mr. Harding Buth Powdcriy. and Sup Dsusser, prominently aa a presidential possi­ servativcly estimated will coat » l * r mission for a suspension o f the tariff o l President B .tdln*’. Mrs. try and settled in Watertown, Mass., tho office o f president devolves upon were in’ the room at the time. bility. • carrying these charges, Mr. Burr dlately it was received here. n»e 000." . . Calvin Coclldge, vice-president of the Hardir4R wjth characteristic faithful­ in 1630. Aa vice-president be became a reg­ “This leads me to eay to the fTowHe left the-farm In 1891 for Am­ stated. If the auspensloh U not secretary was terribly e ln United States, a man silent by ns- ness and constant tenderness, was herst College snd graduated with ular attendant at the president's cab; ers and business men o f Florida," tha granted it will be necessary, he said, He thanked the A s s o rte d Press m tflrf, but demonstrated a* •trong In Wading to tho president at the time. honors in 1895. Immediately upon {pet meetings, a custom established speaker etclalmed. “ that they have for the state and the growers not a trembling voice for conveying emergencies. He was notified of the Then without a warnlqg, a slight leaving college he went to Northamp­ for the first time Jp bis case. not heretofore paid enough q ( p a | | only to meet the voluminous testi­ news to him, but hi. voice seemed death of Mr. Harding at hla homo in shudder passed through the frame o f Mr. Coolldge married Miss Grac# to the Kloctlon qf m«a to ton to study law,, and finaUy settled mony which the carriers “ without too broken to say more. Goodue, whorp he first met in North­ them in the legislature, llymouth, Vt. ■ |he chief executive, he collapsed and there. rebuttal'of the carriers’ testimony." Post Wheeler, the American <cha g the end cam e.Im m ediately the In­ ampton as a teacher, in 1005, and they cast their voice blindly and.— The suddenness with which the end It was Mr. Coolldge’s common sense This will Involve very expensive d’affalra, was similarly ‘ j1Joxrni ° ' ram# was shown by the fact that only dications o f distress allowed thomselvhave two eons. i o - .u ~ t s e .r M * * * ') >rroW sorr Ms insight into legislative tactics and examinations and inspections of the Likewise, he expressed great . ((V4III—4 MC* I"—r) • Mr*. Harding and tho two nurses, methods employed by the carrlcra in and surprise. • Me* '( D r T k r l* r r » » )' SOUTH MOURNS DEATH OF TRUE FRIEND DEATH THROWS COMPLICATIONS INTO POLITICS NATION MOURNS PASSING OF; ITS LEADER FROM COAST TO COAST AND TERRITORY BEYOND THE SEAS END CAME SUDDENLY LAST*NIGHT �m f&i ;>8r ... .r - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, . asn rvAUGUST 2, 1928 =»*= 'MRS. n t lt D ftAJKJER, Society Editor H 7-W frte » * a ra a If n r in — I f r t l « t« k o la s 6m » r a k , „ «r t r a l u v W f. GENEVA EIGHT HUNDBRCtlig HIERS DEM ANDS : :.v $5.00 A N D LO! HE GO THROUGH TO GETS $5,000 CASH SUMMER CAMPS About eight hundred Florida young men ranging in ages between 17 nnd 24, arc- now well on their respective w ays-to attend the civilian military training camps during the month of August at Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala., Fort Barrancas, Pensacola., nnd Camp Bragg, Fnyettovillc, N. C., a majority of . them passed through Jacksonville, stopping off h orc'b o during/ .Iho past, t*ro days and last nignt over 350 left jin t* £o(k *> -^ lie. Seaboard A{r Line anil Southern systems. 'rhAAiKhutt'^ruesdny trains from various sections o f Florida arrived bringing in detachments of the young fellows, some o f whom have had pre­ vious experience In' similar camps, while the majority have never had an opportunity for aurh training. They were all likely looking speci­ mens of hanhood, Some short and heavy set, others slender of stature but with plenty of chances to (ill out. Others tall and rangy of build looked competent to take up the military du­ ties right at the start like Vetcrnnn. t'onnj Incident In S u r ’a Klr«t Conic- •• o n i g h t . JACKIE COOGAN! -—IN— dy, "Mr. Billings Spends Ills •' William Ballard and son Homer left Ociitlc Cain Is fnlling nr wo take tail*. o r trfrakna* the U r n . It ttIII . Dime” . Ortalla. Thursday for tho cast coast to spend this rag o f freedom to press. hr i r r t f l r a tftr rttilrii How would you like to nak five dol­ BIRTHDAY PARTY w few days. lars for information you had nnd hnvo Monday afternoon, Master James Mrs. T. W. Prcvstt. spent Thursday Mrs. David ,Speer returned Tues­ , Miss Gladycc Boyd, o f Tavares, la the buyers ^misunderstand nnd give Jackie’s search for fortune liroq^l . day from a month’s stay at Coronado the ip la t of Miks Elisabeth Garrison Bradford, of Banford, whp Is spend­ with Mrs. Fred Ballard. yon five thousand dollars.? ing the summer in 'Calhoun, Ga., with Beach very much Improved. him through many adventUltJ . , Mr. and Mrs. Logan were in San­ for the weekThat exceptional situation arises In his long loat daddy. his sunt, Mrs. J. D. Kcvvcr, entertain­ ford Thursday on business. "Mr. Billings Spends Ills Dime,” n Miss Velma Allen l^fr-vtoday, for Mrs. C. J. MnrsHdll and children of ono of the funniest and quite uJ ,MTs. L. N. Iiansrlf returned homo ed a number of his little friends from Paramount Walter Hiers first star • 1 until 0 p. m. in honor o f his fourth Sgnjtyrd spent, n few days last week her homo in Montgomery, AJIt^Aflar most pathetic story in which J ^ l Saturday from McRae, Qa., -where she picture, which coipos to the.Princess birthday. The house was artistically wl(h hi*.mother. Mrs. Sheldori a pleasant visit to her aunt, Coognn has appeared. Conte was the guest of her sister. Theatre Friday and Saturday. Waller decorated in pink and white flowers; Allen, on Park avenue. . It and bring tho children. M r^ftqy; T i f t n d son, of New Ml**! 101••jrihy r ■“ ' t spends his last ted cent piece fo r i a attractions, too. these same colors being carried out in Sraytna, pro spending a few days iM r. aad Mrs. Clyde Derby are mov­ il cigar. Inside tho band of that cigar Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Bennett left to­ with Mrs.. *E. ft. Ktlbe, who Is sick. ing odt to their summer camp on Sil­ the favors and ices. is n socre^ mossago from an InsurrfecAfter playing many games on the Miss Lucy Atkinson spent Wednes­ day for Brevard, North Carolina, ver Lake. ■ * to gang in Santo Dincro, n South Am­ -Friday and Saturday lawn, the little guests were invited in­ day with Mrs. Wm. Kllbc. where they will spend the qummer ! * erican republic, to socret agents o f the Mrs. H. B. Raulcrson and daughter months. WALTER IIEIILS |n J. Howard Jarrott, Jr., will arrive to the dining room. The birthday cake, revolutionists |in this country. here this afternoon from Savannah Iced in white and topped with four Nan, of Sanford, spent Wednesday When the agents attempt to get thts J. J. N.. Conner, manager o f the and will be the guest o f his slater, tiny white candles, in rose holders, with Mrs. J. M. Prevatt “Mr. Billings Spend* | infoi mntion from llicrs as to what centered the table. The chandeliers Sanford Shoe nnd Clothing Company Mrs. George Peters, Mrs. John AdMrs. J. Wilbur McKee. wns in the hand, ho agrees to scll.it. were shaded in pink crepe paper, and sms, Mrs. T. W. Prevatt and Mrs. left this afternoon for Jacksonville His Dime” “ IIow much?” demands the secret at each place were tiny pink crepe on a business trip. He will return P. T. Wakefield were In Sanford Sat­ Miss Mary Louise Dickinson, of agent quickly. * '• tho end of the week. Tampa, will arrive here tomorrow and haskts filled with candy. The children urday shopping. Astounded hy tho sudden request, were served cherry ice cream and an­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Phillips and will be the house guest of Miss Sarita liters is unable to talk. Instead, ho gel food cake. Tho favors were toy Mrs. Fred McFsrlnnc were in San­ Born to Judge and Mrs. £. F. Houstt k e . C H I L M t a ’ S FATAL DISElm merely holds up his two bonds and balloons and magnetic toys. The lit­ ford Thursday. holder a fine baby boy. Tho little WonM and paraatUa in the inu* signifies “ ten," but he means “ ten of children undomlno •health mod Mrs. T. W. Prevatt received n letter fellow was born in the Methodist par­ George N. Johnson and family, of tle host was assisted in receiving his dollars." ' • weaken their vitality that they u tlL guests by his aunt and his mother. from Mr. nnd Mrs. R. fc. Franklin sonage'nt Ft. Meade yesterday while White Flalna, N. Y., were among the "Too much,” cries the other and in- ■to resist tho diseases so fatal to chfljt Tho invited guests were: Billie and who report having spent a most do* the Judge and Mrs. Housholder wore Many' arrived in the early afteroot-of-state arrivals here yesterday Tho safo courso is to giro a few Z L Mary Johnston, Alico Hill and Kath­ lightful time at Brevard, N. C., in' the visiting tho Judge's parents, Dr. and . . . . .nil h » l » K relative, an,! friend, h” J” 11 cora',r“ n’ l"c " " Whltc'i Cream Vermifuge H and are stopping at the Montcsuma. airf expeU tho wornw without the*? erine Bolding, Sara and Syble Tate, land of the cascades nnd waterfalls. Mrs. Housholder of the Ft. Meade In Jnck.nnvilte rcnltered nb.,,,1 the: to t.hlch Walter n„^ c . . . • Then the stranger pays Hiers five . e?V,nJuiy,to health or acUrityW Mary Will, Slagle and Charlsio Moss, Methodist church. * . They are leaving there for a short city ta visit them. The government.' ........ . .i-ii__ ............ ............ .. f„ . n „ . child. Price 85c. Sold by II. M. Simmons, o f Jacksonville, * had provided somo with transporta-; ',oIf nnd hc * cnr,r fnHs was among tho business visitors hare James Addington, Ruth and •James stay in Asheville, Balsam and WayUNION PHARMACY And it will not be lake Okeechobee Hoh while others paid thelrway nnd |‘ neavlllc, after which they will go to . 0 oor' yesterday and made his headquarters Kccver, Sam and Jamer Bradford. Tho title host was the recipient of Houston, Tex., and points in lxmis- alone that sweeps over the banks if wJll be reimbursed upon arrival nti Sanford. Florida at the Montcsuma. many nice birthday gifts. Inna, stopping on the wny at Knox­ tho rain docs not cease soon. Our nnntp. me,lent, e v e ,, d t r . t t d j ^ ville, Chattanooga, Stafford Springs own Lake Monroe is getting elode to town o f any aird In Florida.had rep­ 'nnd thrillu and romance as can Mrs. A. B. Flowers and Lucy WE SELL imagined. , Miss., and New Orleans. the bulkhead tap. resentation among the boys. '* Maultsby, o f Hawthorne, are the LATEST ROAD INFORMATION Jacqueline I.ognn is featured ns Mrs. J. C. Jacobs and Mrs. Cilia FURNISHED BY THE F. A. A. For the next thirty daya they will guests o f Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Flowers It is reported thnt the water across follow the liven of soldier.* nnd in lending Woman nnd heads nil excep­ Hodges, of Chuluota, spent Thursday at their home on Celery nvcnuc. the road at Geneva bridge had gone addition to military duties w ill'b e tionally capable supporting cast. The Information has just itccn received afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Prevatt. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Flynt left M on­ down sufficiently last week to nllow given opportunities to exhibit thoir production la tnnssivc and beautiful, Mrs. R. E. Griffin and daughters, from the secretary of the Valdosta day to spend a few weeks at Day­ somo work to Iks done bull the rnlno athletic prowess in base ball, swim­ nnd thcr enro many laughs ns well Emily and R. K., leave this afternoon Chamber o f Commerce as follows: of this week will bring it up again. ming, running, jumping und. other as thrills in the development of the T h e y c o s t n o m o r e , thnn oik for Daytona Beach where they will "State Road No. 7.— Florida line tona Bench, Mrs. Fred McFnrlnnc spent Mon­ outdoor sports. Tho experience will 1 spend'two weeks. to Valdosta— ID miles: 12 miles fin­ This rainy weather will make It not cost the iwiys one penny, tho g o v -' F, R BINES ished gravel; about one mile next to day at Osceola. The Daily Herald, 15e ni*r week. Proof thnt‘ the Community Club sloppy going for the soldier ijoys who eminent defraying nil expenses,’ but 103 Palmetto Ave.---------Phone (IQ Mr. pnd Mrs. J. Howard Jarrott, of state line rather bad but passable; Savannah, Ga., will arrive hero, this somo grading just north of Lake Park has become n notable factor in Ge­ are leaving Sunday f o r ‘ Camp John­ there is no pay attached to the neva In the social part as well as civ­ ston^ And if they have to drill In service.—Timcs-Union. afternoon and will be the guests of but passable—very good. A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW AITS YOU ic, or deserves to lie, was evidenced tho swampy ground ns they did last their daughter, Mrs. J. Wilbur McKco "Valdosta to Macon—152 miles. at a birthday party which was given season it will be more work for the Hie Daily Herald, 13c per week. at her home on Oak aVcnuc. About 20 miles hard surfaced; balance •• at tho ball Friday night Tho entire hospital corps. aand-clay well graded agd being car­ gAHRD HER COUGHING SPELLS Mr. and Mrs. George W. McRory ed for dally by State Highway de­ community was well represented with Churchwoll’s advertising today for . "I- had an nltnrk o f Grip that set­ announce the birth o f a daughter this partment. A1I of this road is good n large crowd in attendance. The hnll morning. Tho lassie, who weighs 814 for 30 to 0 tn4ilcs per hour with ease nnd .twelve tables were tastily docor- the Friday nnd Saturday sales on tled in my thront and caused n bad nted In gteenery nnd pink flowerj. Men's and Hoys' Clothing. Wool suits, cough. When I coughed hard I could pounds, has been named Mary Oak­ and comfort. Each of the twelve tables represented palm benc.h ijuits, Banned suits, sci^o not stop and had to gasp for 'breath. ley. "Valdosta to Quitman—Road from a month of the year nnd they were suits, nil of them going at prices It was surprising how quickly Foley's Valdosta to Quitman is good;; paved Mrs. Henry Purdon and daughter about half the way. From Quitman placed In n scmi-circlc, with a table in that will move the entire lot.. Sec Honey and Tar canned those terrible Louise, Mrs, Robert Grovenstcin and to Thomnsvillc very good graded and the center, on which was placed n tho advertisement nnd get them while coughing spoils," writes Father Adsms, Attains,jS'ew York. For Coughs, Bobble, Mrs. 1>. C. Marlowe and Bob­ sand-clayed road. Thomasvillc to Al­ birthday cake, decorated with 45 pink the picking is good. Colds, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis, ble, left this afternoon for Daytona bany, Amcrieus and Macon about the birthday candles. .The one guessing Our mattress factory will lie closed Whooping Cough and Hay Fever use the cxnet number of candles received Beach where they will spend a week. samo. Very good travelling. the cake. Mrs. T. W. Prevatt nnd until September 1st, after that date Foley's Honey and Tnr. Contains no EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEl} ALL THE YEAR. Tourists going to western North v Misses Elisabeth Copp and Margar­ Carolina will find the best route via Goo. Mnthicux wave the lucky contes­ W0 wjJI be a M to bpy.c your orders. opiates. Sold everywhere.—Adv. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. Sanford I^Attress Factory. 104-ltc et I-oyton, who arc spending «*omc Jacksonville,' Waycross, Macon, Ath­ tants and they divided the cake with time at Daytona Beach, will he the ens, Anderson, Greenville, Asheville, Mrs. J. W. Flynt, Mrs. John Phillips G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ week end guests of Miss Sarita Lake etc., as advised a few duys ago.—Or­ and Mrs. Scroggins, f t Osceola, whose birthdays occurred on that day. Ev­ pert, 215 South Ornngc, Orlando, Fin. at her homo on Park avenue. lando Sentinel. 4-24-tfc erybody was then seated at the table which represented their birthday Mrs. John Wade, who has been vis­ REPARATION NOTE RBPLV month nnd registered there. While Dr. Gorrie, Recognized iting her mother, leaves this after HAH NOT UKP.N RECEIVED delightful refreshments of pineapple noon for her home In Charfeston, S. PREMIER BALDWIN TALKS sherbet and cake were being served, Inventor Ice Machine, C. Her sister, Miss Gussic Frank, the parties at each table sang 'their will accompany her home nnd will Statue in Hall of Fame (Continued from page 1) spend n month or six weeks ns her ing the grave problem of unemploy­ favorite song, taking the months in rotation. Three judges gave recogni­ guest. ment and Sir Clement Montague Bar­ tion to the November tnldc ns the Anolhrr Stole His Formula Hut Ilir low, minister of labor, outlining the Memory Is Kept CIrcep. Mrs. J. W. Roe, o f Atlanta, (nee various government plans for relief best.. After refreshments, Rev. McFarlane’s daughter, Miss Ruth McVers Terheun) arrived here yesterday work, expressed apprehension that Fnrlano, of Oviedo, whq is an excel* CLARKESVILLE, Tonn., Aug. 2.— and will spend several weeks here ns the coming winter would be no better leqt reader, rendered two selections Dr. John Gorrie of Apalachicola, Fla., the guest of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. thnn the Inst in the industrial field, inventor of artificial ice, died broken It. A. Terhuen at their home on Mag­ despite the promise of an nbundunt which were well received. Tho occas­ hearted, while n Frenchman to whom ion was a benefit affair and n nice nolia avenue. harvest nnd thnt the ultimate hope sum was realised nnd ail bid adieu nt hc had Imparted his secret, before he depend upon the economic and indus­ a lato hour, having had n very, enjoy­ could interest financial circles suffi­ Mrs. It. J. Holly and guests, Mrs. trial pence of Europe. . ciently to back him to place his pro­ able time. Tyner, Mrs. George Morelcn and Mrs. Thereupon, the former chancellor duct on the market, wus acclaimed The B. Y. P. U. held a singing at T. F. Thomas, of Jacksonville, motor­ o f tho exchequer, Sir Robert S. Home, the greatest benefactor of mankind ed to Kissimmee this morning where cxhnc&cd the government to keep the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Willio Leo when the manufacture of the colling Sieg Tuesday night. '. . they will be the guests of tho form ­ clearly in view the ultimutc effect nubstnnee waa finally perfected. Miss Clare Harrison spent Sunday er’s cousin, Mrs. Conrud Bryant for on unemployment of the particular This story is related by Mrs. Carrie with Mis* Helen Moran, who has juat the day. . policy it adopted. He proceeded to returned from a visit among rela­ Floyd Stewart o f Milton, Fla., u argue that both Germany and France granddaughter of l)r. Gbfrie, who Leonard E. Thompson, who has were likely to bo Britain’s greatest tives In Georgia. is on n visit to relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Willio Loe Sicg and been a student at tho Georgia Mili­ trade competitors; they were both Recognition of the great service tary College for the past two years, lnrgely in Britain's debt nnd were Mrs. M. E. Wicks wore in Orlando Sunday visiting Mr. Wicks who hns rendered by Dri Gorrie came sixty arrived in 8^pford Monday to spend making no efforts to pay thoso debts. tha balance of his vacation with his He contended that if Germany escap­ been very ill ut the Orange General years nftbr he had exhibited a block of the greatest o f all blessings during parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomp­ ed paying reparations she would be­ llospitaL Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levy spent the hot weather at a banquet in his home son, on Park avenue, lie has been come the most powerful country in town, by* the erection of his statue in attending a military camp at Annis­ Europe. Germany had not been idle, week end nt Daytona Beach. Mrs. Tommie McClain returned on the Hall of Fame in Washington, his ton, Ala., for tho past two months. hut had reconstructed the whole of Tuesday from Lakeland where ahe great granddaughter, Mias Mary her great industrial organisation. It ■pent a few days. Iiiiuiio Stewart, Unveiling it'in 1D14. | One Lot of MEN’S ALL-W OOL SUITS, values up to $30, suit..... $19.98 BIRTHDAY PARTY would bo unwise to give her too long Mrs. J. W. Flynt entertained n It required two years of experi­ tic Miss Louise Purdon, the win- a moratorium, which would assist her young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to become Great Britain's competitor. number of friends and neighbors at mental work by Dr. Gorrie to bring | MEN’S PALM BEACH SUITS, Stouts only, at, per s u it................. $9.98 her homo at Geneva Hotel on Satur­ forth a sample of urtffleial ice, when Henry Purdon, entertained at u de­ day, the occasion being . the joint ; MEN’S $27.50 FLANN EL SUITS, neat pin stripes, at, per suit .... $ lightful birthday- party yesterday a f­ LONDON, Aug. 2.—Great Britain birthdays o f Mrs. John Phillips and during tho yellow fever epidemic of 1H52 it was in great demand. ternoon di her homo on Palmetto ave­ and France stand oven further apart Mrs. J. W, Flynt. A delightful and nue. ' l * ' Hc did not havo sufficient menns | .MEN’S $30.00 ALL WOOL SUITS, at, per suit ‘...... .'................. ..... $25.00 in their attitude toward Germany bountcoua basket dinner wns served Games of all kinds were played on thnn the Britlah people and probably t omarket the product und went to BOYS’ PALM BEACH SUITS, two pair pants, at, per su it........... $8.98 the lawn, tho children being assisted the world at large have understood. on tho lawn and, Mr. and Mrs. Flynt New York in an atempt to interest served delicious barbecued pork. Ev­ in these by Elisabeth Turnbull, Car­ This seems to be tho conclusion drawn capitalists. He obtained a patent, BOYS’ SERGE SUITS, all wool, at, per su it........ ............................ $7.98 men Guthrie and Margaret Britt. Late from explanations of Prime Minister eryone enjoyed the day and wished but met with little enthusiasm and tor nappy birthdays mr for many happy for both in the ofrgfnoon, the children were in­ Ilalwin, I«ord Curxon, foreign secre­ returned to Florida. Mrs, Philips and M’ Mrs ra. Flynt. »# M EN’S $5.00 DRESS PANTS, at, per pair ' !,' ,i :$ fi5 vited Into the dining room for re'rcsh- tary, gave the two houses of parlia­ While on board ship during his * an alligator in Rivmeats. , , ment today the position resulting evening, measuring New York trip, Dr. Gorrie be<;amo ac- § * 2 ® ™ f - ° ° DRESS PANTS, at, per pair . „ . 1 I I X ^ I I . $ M ! . The dining table waa laid with a from latest British attempt to lay quainted with Frenchman named Oftf!, three feel. 1 lace cloth and centered with the birth­ foundations of united policy. Currie to whom he . imparted his § \Va SH PANTS, at, per pair , ' '" 75c *|*f* * day cake, Iced in white and topped ‘ RELIEVED HEtl TROUBLES formula, and two ycara lifer tho in­ with five tiny pink tapers, and sur­ PARIS. Aug. 2—If the British gov­ ” 1 took treatment from two doctors. ventor's death the Frenchman waa rounded with asparagus ferns and ernment demands publication of the Ono said 1 had kidney trouble and acclaimed the savior o f mankind when rime buds. Refreshments of Ice documents recently exrhangod be­ the other aaid it was roy bladder. hr successfully placed the product on cream, sake and' wafer* were served. tween the allied guvemmehts on rc- Neither did any good. I took aix bot­ the niuikct. . Mlrtatuft fclrjihortes filled with parntlons the French government tles of Foley Kidney Pills and nm Friends o f Dr. Gorrie investigated, randies were given the children as will agre to this request, it was an­ now well. Foley Kidney Pills did me only to And thnt the former patent A vars.nounced, and yrili itself publish the uli tho good and stopped my bad1habit had disappoared, and that the formula Little Miss Purdon proved herself p French nutq as soon as it receives at night,” writes Mrs. A. Faust, Knox­ o f Currie waa almost' identical with charming youttf host»M olid was the consent-of other powers, notably Bel- ville, Mlsa. Uae Foley Kidney Pills the Gorrie formula. gium. .metpfeat .< p ta ity b e a u tifu l g if t s . to r quick relief from Backache, Kheu< Friends o f Dr. Gorrie In Florida Hte children enjoying tMk pretty matir Fains, Dull Headaches, Tired were much diaturibed, but took restituHill, Mnrthn : BERLIN, Aug. 2.—Reich* ■ Raijk foiling and Kidney and Bladder trap- Uon in tUe fact that his name and W fV Caj t*£oula« top, fty im W heeler,1raised discount rate to th lr ly 'p fr hie. Refuse substitutes. Insist Kishor I 'likeness repose in records o f fame tdelatdb Higgins, cent. ■■■■I Mation Estri • If- a Foley’s. Sold every where.-*-Adv. la ih q .n a t i» n 'a s c a p lt « L tu U ■■fig m u *r {tijjjjU i/ . t j VV,lii. L fcew a, dd m fwm mw4 raarrtalBla*. r N rll< m H n a ) W r f to tkMi t4 w r i a r a l , alrlna HE Lucy nnd Francis Roumlllat, Ralph Tolar, Bobble Marlowe, Robert’ Growenstcln, Carmen Guthrie, EBxabdth Turnbull, Margaret BHtt, Frederick Dalger, Wilson Smith, Lester Guthrie, Gcorgena Hart, L. F. nnd Owens MeCutler, Margaret Bennett and Mary Wyatt Ratliff. “DADDY” ^ ~ Genuine Texas r CHURCHWELL’S Real Values IN i Ia K- n f- 1; andBoy’s S 22.50 First Street SELLS IT FO R LESS W elaka Block �■ v 0>*V'II' ' -■ t ;- — it |., j -,| .! ON ACCOUNT OP H A V IN G QUITE A NUM BER OF PICTURES A L R E A D Y PAID FOR I AM ABLE TO REDUCE M Y N IN G 'T O N IG H T TO .» ■' 1 ■ 1 I* ' 1■■1• ' 1 . 1 * ' j .............. ' REGULAR ADMISSION , - '- = = 3 BEGIN- ; ; !■■ 5N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 5 Children--10 and 2 0 Paramount, M eti*o. YDrogram will consist of the same GENUINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER 'The Ten Store Kind” Per lb....................47c 23c A. & P. QUALITY PURE FltpiT ~ a ■■■■■»■ i I f f I A —ALL p o p u l a r JEjLIAJ FLAVORS, Pkg. jello 7! s 10c .c,ikam,:,,wi,k"-.. .. . . . . . . . ,10c NEW YORK STATE FULL CREAM, II). ... A. & P. MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI, 10c A. & P. EVAPORATED MILK,™, c„„ 11c A. & P. BULK PEANUT BUTTER 25c A. & P. PORK AND BEANS, ° S !tak'd.10c WHEN YOU THINK . OF ICEI) ORANGE-PEKOE — MIXED » J/i-lb p k g . ........ 18c “ THF. GUI AT THINK OF THEA-NKCTAR IND1A-CEYLON-JAVA V^-lh p ■kt %g . .....,....34c •r * * mm* <m *— i in It mm ad > . ATLANTIC&PACIFIC Over 7500 stores in the U.S.A. SECOND STREET BETWEEN PARK AND OAK For Cougha nnd Colds, Head-* aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All Aches and Pains ALL DRUGGISTS J 5c and 65 c, ja r s and tube* H o ip ila l t i i c , $ 3.00 Hirst News °f&elBi Su m m e r D rive a t ^ tio n a ljG o ld w jn r T T ^ c w e ls r ,;n i| ___ ■ • ' in ‘ Women arr; the most optimistic Woitu^n' are tshld to bo seeking equal children and her mother, Mrs. J. W. •"What will men M ot” asks .the bonk' rights with men, but evdn if creatures on earth. No woman . has McElwinstm motored from Arcidln Schenectady Garotte. That’s easy. they attain their ambition they probever yet been found who has entirely on the the 22nd, the mother reluring The men will do what the women given up hope of some tiny finding ably will not dcllnquish the right to home the next day, while the daugh­ want them to do. And that's that.— n bnrgnin nt a bnrguin counter,— search hubby’s pockets while he it ter and her family remained for n aslcoj).— Miami Herald. Miami Herald, week at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Timea-Union, j Hilimiri.muiquirt. Among the Items sent In two weeks M h h t a f a i t i K i t i i t i ______ ; rgn which evidently jp»t lost: Mr. Emil Mngnuson, Alfred E“le*on! ond Mr*. Clark Pierson and children nnd fiua Millin'motored to Orlando on *'* I’ aola have moved into the home Tiic.-dny to sec the latter's brother, ° f Hr. nnd Mm. t . Menlor who( have gone down again .on the East Victor Malm. Cuqst; Elinor Tyner accompanying Miss Margaret Erleson spent .Sun­ her sister, Mrs. Mnhic Krcll home to day with friends nt the beach. Arcadia. Mrs. Ncesc and children Mr. and Mrs. Hirschi nnd family nre visiting relatives at Pun (a Garda enpoytsl the day, Sunday at Palm nnd below Fort Myers to see her sis­ Springs. ter. Of the picnic at the lake in Gardner Lundquist left on Wednes­ honor of tho birthdays of Alfred Ericday to resume his old trade at Pcn- son, Carl ^ierflon and Melvn Lundsneoin, having spent the time since quist. Chrlstnins at the home of his mother Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Flondino nnd son in Upisnln. We had all hoped to keep Willis, of- Wnuchula were guests of him with us. A. H. I.undqulst and family from Sat­ Miss Eunice Tyner who recently re­ urday until Tuesday. turned from Gray, Georgia, hns been working this week in the new Woolworth store and her sister,' Florence Toilet Goods Department For those Who arc Interested in also helped out for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Nonh Fry, Mrs. BcngCotton Summer Fabrics, will be Everyone admires a beautiful complexion: A slon of Windemcre nnd her daughter, clear fresh, youthful skin is the greatest of especially interested in the Mrs. Fisher nmj little daughter of all charms. Begin now to cleanse your skin Tampn were Sunday guests nt the A Forerunnec. tif a General" items listed below: Breakdown That May Put You home of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. O. Tyner.’ with a soap suited to its special needs. Use LACE VOILES— A beautiful material for .Out of the Running for Life. Emil Mngnuson took John A. Ilorladie.H and children’s dresses. Comes with it daily nnd note the change.. Woodbury’s ell and Alfred Erleson and the chil­ single dot, plain and figured. Regular price Facial Soap. Regular price 25c. Saturday dren to Formosa to sec Mrs. llorcll Quickest Way to Get Well Ih 69c. Saturday and and Monday Special 21c Through New Treatment ( ’onon Sunday. ■ ((lining Seventeen Ingredients Mrs. Forrest West hns been kind­ That Renew Every Part of the DOTTED VOILES— In green' and brown, • ly playing at the Adventist tent Body, pink with whito-dot, gray with green dot and meeting in Sanford. We ure sorry to Ucady-to-Wear Department iilue with red dot.. A -10-iu. material. Regu­ hear her daughter, I.iln, lost a val­ If you feel sickly and good-forlar price 69c. * Saturday uable wrist watch which she much Some wonderful values are to he found in the nothing, have a sort of dizziness, dull and Monday Special prized, on Sunday evening. headache,, hack, pains, rheumatism, READY-TO-WEAR department in Gowns Volie Williams brought back his and are subject to Indigestion or con­ FANCY SATEENS— An ideal material for consisting of combinations of Taffetas nnd wife nml/JiiUUm'Vuffduy frojiifCorvrv- stipation, have no appetite and ran’t i!Jiildren’s dresses. Comes **f various hit'(dp* f —(tifiVfinfif sleep, watch out! There is grave dan­ printed Crepes. Space does ado Heaifh' where’ they have Ix'en lor in printed designs. Regular price ger ahead! a couple of months, having had a not permit a full description of these exqui­ Any , tomcdjg thin-will give tempo­ $1.00. Saturday nnd Monday special £ v K * good time hut glad to get hack home. rary relief to*pain and dope you up site frocks which will he V C 4 Q fT A MURIKO NAINSOOK— In 10 yard holts, -to Friends of Mrs. I.. II. Hotlgins ure for a time simply postpones the final ditches in width. Color: White. Regular val­ offered Sat. and Monday for * r-“ pleased to hear that she was able to ! 8lH,h and makes it worse when it ue fur holt $6.90. Saturday comes. I bis is why a complete sys - 1 return home from the Fcrnald-Laugh- ternte treatment is necessary to rean ! Monday Special < 4 l\ J **W A good- Icoikng serviceable ami comfortable ton hospital after two weeks of seri­ gain good health. Apron for morning wear that ds priced to This romyletg tjrdntment is found ous illness there with fevur. Mrs. Art Materials for Fancy Work give genuine economy. This Apron may he Harney Peek wholly looked after f/d y . <n a pA**cBiption known as An excellent quality in five piece unbleached seventeen had in your choice of good quality service ...... >- >'• ............... .. h-r Cthoroughly ”nUI"’ tested1 Muslin Luncheon Sets. Stamped in except­ giving, fancy figured percale or gingham in scOire. medicines, s<P skillfully eonipounded ionally.attractive designs.’ Snturpractical colors. Collarless neck. Neck, August nnd Niel Swanson receiv-1 that each one perforins its function tlay and Monday Special i t J 'L sleeves and pockets trimmed with bias edg­ ed tho sad news on Wednesday of the on the various parts o f tin holly pi-r­ fcctly and haripotiiouidy. ing, also trimmings of contrasting colors. death of their brother, lien, /if Den­ This remarkable prescription thnr- J An odd lot of 1land-embroidered-Initial llnndver, ( ’olo. He leaves another brother, oughly cleanses the colon of its ac- ■ keivhiefs. Saturday and Regular value $2.00. Sutur/I Q 1 l’ lt|CE •Hihn, of Otlumnn, Jown. and two cumulation of poisonous refuse, dis- 5 Monday Special 12 day and Monday ........................ sons to mourn their Ioxh . He spent charging it through the proper chan- r last winter here \>'ith his brothers in nel instead of allowing it to course * An excellent value in Drapery “ Everfast” throligh your veins and empty into " Poplins—printed in designs wltich are deco­ A few particularly becoming, • hand-drawn Florida. Vour body. The colon, according to ■ rative as well as effective. A wide assort­ wash Blouses in French Voile—so wondrousGrandmother Hamilton also-recent­ Prof. Mvtchnikoff o f the Pnstuer In- ! ment of color combinations. Regular price ly dainty, so fine in their perfection of work­ ly passed on. She spent one winter stilute, Paris, is the direct cause of $1.00. Saturday ami Monday manship which are produced from the Island all our aches nnd pnltiH. In addition, at tho home of her son, Ed and .wife Hc-Cu-Mn starts the liver to work So*‘rial £ of l*or to Rico’ and which hns the.undeniable in Grapeville. pjensantly and naturally without gri­ attraction nT hand-drawn work upon the Tho many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. ping or purging, purifies and Dressy Socks for Children front as well as on cuffs and collar. Some blood, thus building John Itorell lire thankful that his wife strengthens Very stylish Lisle Socks with colored tops. * have colored cuffs and collar, other in all has safely went through a serious firm, healthy, Vosy flesh that is free from pimples ami other blemishes, re­ Regular price 36c. Saturday while. Regular price $5.75. C */f C A operation at tho Formosa Sanitarium lieves rheumatic and back pains, gives and Monday special, A pairs for JB.«UvF Sal. and Monday special .......... M with Dr. Ozcnbach, of Orlando In you a digestion that enables you to charge. She is getting along finely. eat anything you like without fear of lj i i i i i K i i i i c s a i i n E n a c i n [ i E » B S . * : i i i R i s D B i H R i i t i E B B i i u a i i a i B i n i i i i i D n a i » i a i i i H a i |111 Her sister, Mrs. Adam Karr and had lifter affects and you sleep like a log. In n word, Ito-Cu-Mu is a scien­ daughter of DcLand have been here tific prcscriptipn that revives, renews for a week the guests of her twin- and regenerates your entire system so sister, Mrs. Alfred Erirson and both that you feci constantly full o f pep and ambition. have been to see her. Hc-Cu-Mn is sold ami recommend­ Mrs. Elmer Luiuhptist and children ed by the Uippic pharmacy and other spent from Thursday until Saturday good drug stores, and if you don’t feel with the home folks, returning then a'decided change in your condition, to Coronado Heach where the little after taking according to directions, you get your money buck.—Ailv. ones are having a fine time and im­ 7- 1B-23 proving in hculth. We are rejoicing in tho gift of a The Herald for first class job work. barrel of books and magazines from the Orange City library to the l!pSUBJECT SAIL , INTO THE snln Sunday school us a beginning Saturday of one for us. Voile Williams kindly SAIL before had thorn brought out to the church. night. —- Lloyd . Shoe Albiun Swanson ramu Saturday Store. ** Palmetto Avenue and Third Street from Topeka Kan., to bo with his wife who has been ill since they came two TUESD AY NIGHT, AU G ..7TH , DR. MARTINSON, from the Florida months ago. His parents have been caring for her and Dr. Pulcston has Sanitarium, Orlando, will give another lecture,on “ HOW TO l*een doming to see her. t Wo hope^sht LIVE FOT HEALTH” may lie* in better health soon and that they .way bu ablu tu make their home among us, Rev. J. S. Clark and wl/e wiR be wilh us again on Sunday for service and we hope also the daughter may come too nnd favor us with one of her beautiful songs which her mother uccompunlcs so well. X o o jln g / The parents spent the day, Wednes­ One Heavy Coat A day at the Ballinger home. They had HOLEPROOF a tiipe with their little grandson’s car 1-1*11111 lioOPIXn CKMKNT hut he ta better now. They hope to w ill m o k i ’ It U « t f o r y r a m . A Wednesday, Aug. 8.— '“The Bible, How to Read it and Understand It”. rom liliiH tloii o f Aa iih a ll a m i keep the little one this winter with’ A*l„-rfl»a Kllier. K s a i l r • u p l l f d them as.the daughter, Mrs. Podmur* K laa tlr. Ilnrnlilr. i :r o u o m lr a l Thursday, Aug. 9.— “The True Church and the Dark Ages” . W'rttr f o r K u l d r r will also teach with her husband at f ( M i t O l . l \ A - l ' U I t T I . A A II Itdflinx College and in the winter mouths is organist at the CoJigrega- . Florida tion church at Winter Park. _____ _ Mrs, William Townsend and three ; UPSALLA AND " GRAPEVILLE |Dickson-Ives Company | [ 15 \'i -oz. Jar. “ Orlando’s Favorate Shopping Place” c411Colors INCLUDING Qrcy and White 10c cannot b u y a m ore satis­ factory Imir nett hunt hu Regina. M cC rory stores e v e ry w h e re uru making them a sum m er feature— so that ev ery w om an m ay k n ow the splendid value o f these extra-large, invisible, long-lived hair nets. T o d a y b u y a big su p ply o f double mesh Regina Hair Nets for sports w ear and single mesh for dress occasions; each one o f them will lie a p roof o f 10c w isely spent. F o r S a lq E x c lu s iv e ly a t J. G. M cCR O R Y CO. 107 E. First S t cUW ; { S a tu rd a y a n d M o n d a y ; THE PERILS OP Should The Ten Command­ ments be Revised? ... ... HAIR NETS ■ ■ ■ ■ N ■ ■ , SUN. NIGHT, AUG. 5, at the BIG TENT kJ �PAGE THE SANFORD J)A1LY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1323 c l o V e i m u ;o Om b u t t e r AftMOUfc’S GOODS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY " V. ’ fftK feE 'S A E fiA S d K ' ' " .*■ ' NUCO BUTTER SPREAD, Per lb. .............. A R M O U R ’ S S H E 1L D P IC N IC H A M S , for SIRLOIN STEAK FROM TOP STEERS, PURE LARD in Packages, Per lb. ...;....... FAN CY H O M E -C U R - 4 A H M O U IfS S H I E L D , W IR E ( t a m a s ^ v W ^ O A B T S ,1 ’ L5c A ftr t L5c i IK T-BONE STEAK, ‘Per lb .'............. 1 ,^ , f EAK- i SE V E N BONE S t e a k , ib....... ' ^ r 5c OF Per lb......... ..... ....... —•f L5c NK VEAL CUTLETS, R S T E A E :. u t .s t E A K ' » LSc, p £ _ S 2 £ Q f f£* * .1 FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, Per dozen •r.... ~f'|"/t* L5c 1L5c ’ “ KEEP j lSc First Street 1 m ! t s 'r : BEEF, A TOP^ , J ° S T E A M - !* ' ____________ ;_________ SPRING CHICKENS, Select A A » U i u ni' n k H Ik LM. I V i . Stock, pfcr lb. last Sunday. . ' — WILLARD LUMLEY. TO PROTECT GAME FISH * LEESBURG MAY PROHIBIT SALE OF SAME IN CITY LEESBURG, Aug. 2.— Secretary Harry P.. I»onnrd o f the Loosburg -"'hamber o f Commerce hns petitioned the city commissioners to ndnpt an ordinance prohibiting the sale of game fish on the streets of the city in future. From time immeiporinl it has been the custom of the brunette disciples of Isaac Walton to pair their time, irrespective of the season, fishing the waters of Lakes Harris ami Griffin and peddling their catch upon the streets of the city. At times, when business was dull, the delnyed sales would harbor splendid possihililies for inflicting ptomaine poisoning . on residents who might purchase the ; fish through such sources. Even in LO O K i l o o- k t t m a t *“ PLATE SAUSAGE, 3 i lin o SMALLt aLOAVES 0. K. BREAD for...:t ill I. ■ - LU JIM GONG ORANGES, each -Next Door to Coca-Cola Hot. Works LET US DO YOUR NEXT JOB OF Another angle of the u!hov h sCcaTcellin°U <hl'sttrlaCi *l i l ^ a f ’ S the city, nnd wore n hundred or more ," now engaged in fishing to find that " occupation ion non-iomunorntue, it „ might he he possible they would mk.*!g rr countes where their nerv-jM up other ices nic* more needed, to secure a|R livelihood. * H Cheer up, you bobbed luin d gill leap year next—nnd you can juiCK shake your wavy mop ut whoever you £ please and see him fall.—Times- * ■ _________________ ^ THE HOYS WITH TIIB REC AND THE PEP EVENING, AUGUST 8TII Lake Mary Casino Dancing .$1.05, tax paid jpj FLORIDA AND WESTERN BEEF, PORK MUTTON 4 . 11 ^ lothing, shelter, and their infinite subdivisions are daily needs. Kingan’s, - Tliere is not a clock tick that does not register a million human desires. Country Sausage * Link Sausage I Bologna | S The newspaper is the closest thing in the world to | the people’s daily wants. It is an expression of the evei j pressing desire for news. • • The advertiser who uses the Daily Herald reaches people with his message at exactly the right moment. ; : ■ . :8 SbrnewherC) with some person wanting something, newspaper advertising registers every second day. ■ of ,g ,{j , . the • Swift’s Fine Hams, Racon Food, Minced Ham Pickled Pig’s Feet Honeycomb Tripe Liver pie as the newspaper. 55C NO. 2 CAN PREMIER MAINE STYLE c o r n ...... .................. NDs.2-CAN.BLUE BIRD . iu in n i ji v u l iPEAS m n SWEET nWRINKLED . I N 18c i : jl v f v ........... ........ . .............. NONE BETTER L ie JLie VAN CAMP’S EVAPORATED MILK, TALL CAN \ NO. 2 CAN TOMATOES \ 1-lb. TALL CAN IMNK SALMON A J J l-lb. RUMFORI) BAKING POWDER ........ ......... . Qm . .......... U / V lti-oz. JAR ARMOUR’S VERIHEST JAMS. All KluvorH lS-oz. PREMIER O fiA PEANUT BUTTER ..................... O O L [Maxwell House Coftee, lb. fi GORDONS & DILWQRTH’S ■ TOMATO CATSUP, large ahv S ir.c BOTTLE WALKER’S m DEVILMENT................ j241b.sk. T-CR. Battle PR KMTER APPLE C ID ER ...................... — ........... ..... . ■ FANCY LEMONS, Duzen ...___ .................................. FANCY REX LIMES, Dozen ........... ........................... KINGAN’S OR WILSON’S CERTIFIED 0LEO ......... PILLSBURY or GOLD IMEDAL 2 Pkga. I’ OST-'l'OASTl EH or CORNFLAKES ................ - ■ 5-Ibs. FANCY BLUE S ROSEIUCE......... Fine for BrcaTtfasl * PREMIER SPECIAL, s MIXED TEA, lb. ....... Longhorn and 27c 28c CREAM OF WHEAT, i pLir ■ «»ii* .» WHEATKNA, Pkg. .... 25c rfUtMitto Pimento Cheese * W E /DELIVER g Give Vs a Trial QUALITY3**- SERVICE Full line fresh Fruits and Vegetables. rfrading at Piggly Wiggly is just like making love to a widow------------------------ You cahvt Qver Do it! *j SHOP EARl.Y TO AVOID THE RUSH MARKET Phone 105 The Daily Herald places you in position to reach the of this community. I NO. 3 CAN GOLD BAR FRUIT SALAD ......... 1Famous Sunset Gold Butter, lb. 47c ' * * There is no advertising medium so close to the peo- buyers ■ ■ GROCER’S SPECIAL, GREEN % COFFEEE, lb..... .................... It brings the seller and buyer together because it • NO; 3 T A N DELMUNTK iPEACHES iv.’i L i i i ’j n .............................................. v v w Fat Mackerel 1 brings the right message at the right time. <y , ■ AND FRYERS Home-Made PAN SAUSAGE On The Second Every Second Human wants are constant and continuous. FAT HENS 8£c39c 35c QC ■ «ix ix iiB n x »in B B n B n w n n B B B B B n u B B n B n n B n n n n n B «B B B B B n B n B B B B B B n B n *B X B B n B x u B x u u B x u E X H B x * 10 lbs. Fine ■ Hartzell’s Orchestra . When you buy of. PIGGLY WIGGLY you SAVE nfnnov SAVE time ami SAVE your tem per, Yhat’s CONSERVATION. You tlon'l have to waste nn.v c f thefn standing in line conversing with a clerk about what you want, and wait for others to finish their conversation. Yrtu 'get t;n|y nationally known merchandise and you get it at a lower price than elsewhere. Tlfere’p a |»kj( j|jY WIGGLY STORE near your home, you’ll find conservation there;. t . •• 5 VAN CAMP’S TOMATO 2 SOUP, C an .................. n s RUSH JOB PRINTING ’ situation x .....4-24-tfc, 2 i General Admission 25c, tax paid VEAL ROAST, Per lb..... . . -..rrs-iT,- ■ 1=lonservahon versus U n rasatM ..... ............ . D AN CIN G —8 T U X 1..... - VEAL STEW, Per lb. ........ ISATURDAY We are glad to say that we have secured the Famous Novelty Orchestra on a return engage- g. G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ ■ NO. a CAN PRIEM1ER SLICED ment S* pert, 21a .South Grunge, Orlando, Flo. PINEAPPLE ............................ W E D N E SD A Y 25c 05c RIBS TO BRAISE, 2 llis. for ........... MOVING’ BUTTOCK STEAK, ■Pfcfr Ibi ..... hundred fish n day taken front the watern, without replenishing, it would he .merely a question of time till the finny, tpibo wns entirely denuded. Not £*****BxHirBMnaxBXKnBxxBBBiixtiKnaxxxBXXHBHXXXKEnXHnxBEBBBBBXXBXBUXBBxxBBBBxnBBBBBB only will this action bo taken muni­ s __________ cipally, hut the chamber of commerce will make a simitar suggestion to the organisation in the slate for like ac­ tion util legislative relief may he ob­ tained, nnd the fish protected during;* the proper senson. Residents of Lees- '■ * ‘’ * burg will materially aid the conservn- 5 tion of game fish'in these waters by 15 ■* fll Union E . BEEF TO BRAISE, 'P m ; lb. o i l .4 "v ■ STEMPER & CO. o f oil his possessions, nnd courage­ Dr. -King, pastor o f the First Bap- ous in the face of danger and opposi­ tj,t Church of Sanforrf, delivered a tion. Mnnon there Sunday evening, July Dr. King particularly stressed the »tb, that will very likely Influence fact that (he passage “ Ami Cod was th* lives of young people for years to with him (Joseph) was, mentioned three limes in the same chapter, and «me. He dealt with the nubject, “ The said that God would ho with any Yeung Man Four-Squa'rfl." f‘ A young young mnn who would determine to Ban," he atated, "is one o f the de­ live right. Dr, king stated tllht the brnvest termining factors in home, social and yodug mnn was "thp mnn who, when badness life. The text was taken from various called by God, would lay aside what Ckipters of Genesis, dealing with the he was doirig nnd he ready for the life of Joseph—among them being task nt once." As an example of “ the young Ilian nt his best" he mentioned Gen. 31>: 2, 21. • • the scene "of Joseph forgiving his sin­ Dr. King stated that n young man ful brothers. must possess three sterling qualities This sermon was one of the most to-make n success in life:' (1) dillginspiring that hns ever been delivered eixe, (2) trust worthiness, and (It) in the First nnptist church and the |wunge. At a •fitting rxnmple o f a young large crowd attending were pleasur­ I min possessing these qunlitioH, Dr. ably nwnre of the fact. Next Sunday night Dr. King will King gave the life of Joseph, who rose from a nlnve to a premier of { apeak on "The Young Woman who FAT MACKEREL, i LARGE c r o w d a t t e n d e d Egypt, and who was diligent (<» his won the Admiration of the City,” and the nyawning season, the fish were ntc. KING'S SERMON master, Pottiphar, was trustworthy from all indications this sermon will caught, precluded tho possibility of SUNDAY NIGHtf because Potiphar put him in charge be ns bentfiting as the one delivered propagation,* and with two or three l o o *'k ‘ ROUND STEAK, Per tb. a!;. KANSAS CITY CORN-FED PORK LOlflS, A t | 1; VERY BEST CHEESE, Pet lb. ■■ P u r fifi'v.ctvt per lb. ..■■•••-j-irhivv™.!* BRISKETS IV 4 m P O P P E D B fE A t, lb. , 402 Sanford Avenue J. HUGH TILUS, Prop. GETTING ALL OVER THE W IlOLE'TOwk H ; ■ ■rt\ ■ } * »B«»BBBBB«X*BB«BB»«BMBBWBBBUMBIIBBBBBaBMMB««*BB i'-r. • M V �Sanford Daily Hefald is ! PaktUfcr* m i r U lt n iM R rcrept l « » t M r Ml the Herald IIi IMIm , 10T A r r . SanfarS, F U . Mi lyH * »* . #>> The Herald Printing Co. . n iii.i m i i :n * ..Editor n o i.t .r .. N. J . I.tl.I.A H II. __ »eeretary-T rea»M rer II. A . N K Itl. ___ ..........Uenrral M a m g rt Hi I . it o iii.r _ Advrrtlalac Haaaarr r. j. AdrertUlap llatea Hade Apptleatlna K u tn «■ U W I I MUfrr _ Clrealallaa Maaaprr Phaaa S2S-W after 0 p. m. ■* ' tw SMfcacripttea P r lre la A d ra a e a O n* T e a r---------- —- ........— . ■la M o a tfca ,-------------------------------- ---- X,oo Uallvarrd la Clip hr Carrier Oa# W eek __________ ____ ............ IS Ceata Tfea kip 12- to lN-papr W .rk ljr llr r rra "Srmlnole Coahtr aid rntlrrlp ra. ro.rra Bad la pakllahrd rirrj- Friday. A drrrttalap ratro Made k .o n n aa npplleattaa. 1101 per year, alwaya la advaaee. MKMIIKII THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated I'rasa la exclusively entitled to ll.a nee for renuhllcatlnn of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this psper and also tha local n iw i published . herein. All rtphts of rs-publlratlon of spectsl dlenstrhns herein era also raeerved. nrneet tiEitAt.n mrn.mwrj. Phnae isa TO AIIVEHTIHEIISi Jn rnso rlf errors or nmmi'sltin In IrfrnI nr itllifr lolvcrllsemrnis Tin* IN-nitd Prlhl line Company does tiol hold llaetr tlnliln for ilntimiti* further Hum Hie nmiHint received for such nil-vertlseiuents. I Fnrrlrn A.lver*l.lne hrpie.eu'.ative [ XI IF. AMEHICANPRlISS ASSOCIATION \l OUR PRESIDENT IS DEAD. Our president is dead. The nows wns flashed nil over the world Inst night about eight o’clock or ns soon ns the shock of the sudden denth of Rrcsldont Warren G. Harding had worn off sufficiently for the nttendnuts nnd his devoted wife to make known the fnct thnt the president had hrcalhed his last almost before they iw knew that ho was passing nwny. His end wns peaceful something akin to his life before he took up the arduous duties of the chief executive o f the United States, President Harding wns not whnt -one would call n brilliant map but ns B.' tho history of his life aaya: “ He I brought to the Presidency an infinite patience and kindness, in dealing with public questions and men which en­ abled him to handle the problems of government without the stress nnd worry that handicapped many o f his predecessors." And yet even though the Into presi­ dent may have appeared-to lake life easier than many other chief execu­ tives tlie first four years of. his oe-. cupaney o f the president’s chair left their indelible stamp upon his fea­ tures nnd he wus aging rapidly under the-: attain: that,'win~ woakt'fi Anyone dot a superman in strength nnd men­ tal poise. Mr. Hardiiig was not the first president to weaken nnd fall while shouldering the heavy burdens of stole. So many other big heart­ ed, sympathetic men have succumbed to the worries "of this great office, to the constant grind of officialdom, to that unseen danger Unit lurks around tlie corner from the White House nnd is ever at the elbow of tho rulers of all countries. It‘ is even acknowledg­ ed by partisan politicians that the! earning of MV. Harding to tlie presi­ dent’s chair' with an-open mind and. a desire for counsel nnd an Inlmmto knowledge of the processes of govern­ ment acquired In tin- Senate made him tite type of man needed for the job at that lime ami tho members of all parties were bis friends and gave him credit for being fair nnd impartial nt all times. He was a real American and stated at tithes thnt liis love for America made him adopt .the slogan of "no entangling alliances” yet he was ever willing to assist In the remaking of tlie old world and binding up tlie wounds matte by the World War. Ills sym­ pathy for other nations effected many settlements and his influence though silent was none tile less felt ill the councils tif all nations ami thus America hail a part in councils of the win Id ami in the settlement of world questions. , Not only was lie looked upon ns a peacemaker in international affairs but in the affairs of our own govern­ ment and lie was not infrequently called to adjust the differences qf house and senate and the congress and thu other branches -of govern­ ment. Home loving, peace loving, loyal to his home town folks nnd to his native . state Warren O. Harding wus one of those character! that hold such a large place in the honrts o f the |>eof plo even though they may nut take *4 a prominent part In the affairs of the world. Thu late president had n warm friend in the printers and newspaper men o f the country nnd his heart since early Isiyhmid seemed to be wrapped up in the printing and newspaper business and he always took great pride ill the fact that he could go into any newspaper office nnd make up the paper and put it to press. He ramo of- pioneer stock being born and raised on a farm in Ohio and going to country school and later attending the college close to his <* homo where he received his early ed­ r. ucation and ihc^hcat part o f his edu­ c a t io n ' waa learned in thu printing W\ mMtt t i •' 522 •mrpjg Va 4 1.' Oi t bf Shn'Prhdciitb \cftW SfirtVSt’ fclbdtffc- JGod that lila* suteessor will tavry out t.r V * w ip llf!e U ',fn h is couHtjosi pountl ing for economy In public axpenditur* r.l suddenness. Hotel o fficials, among jh is policies. . . ... the firnt to whom word o f the tragic “ Fntf-his family, we have the great- es and ngain in his Insistence that event was given, immediately had thefast sympathy and pray God thnt He congress pass the merchant mar;nn great blue presidential flag with Itsjwlll protect the republic in Its hour aid bill with * view to curtailing tl» continual,drain which the opornUm, 0f gold seal of the United States hauled o f need Only an hour or two before death, the war huilt commercial fleet had down and then raised again to half {^resident Harding was carrying on, become tipon the treasury. His great mast. P sS E e T r - n .r W J r’ S n t ON os' 0 * •x n Ec Sj cc m though not in person, one of the ac- cst single effort In the field 'ofdotBe* o f t e r hoon B or A minute or two later an assistant tivitie sto which he had looked for­ tic legislation wns In bchnlf of thji JS P»_PN T G (V & M frto manager rushed into the rose bowl ward as one o f the most pleasant du­ measure. room, where a dinner dance was in PRES ENT Not Infrequently Mr. Harding WM progress, raised a hand nnd stopped ties of his obandoned trip. This was the jircscntation o f tho called upon to play the role, of pt.lfc. the orchestra's playing. Announce­ traveling Bcauseant of tho Knights maker in governmental affairs. j)e ment o f the death of the chief execu­ Templar to the Hollywood, California, intervened In a dispute between contive followed nnd the dancers, their ’ ’ ' ' gresa BTul tho treasury's to the fnrm guy dresii V AaVI contrast to’ thttlr ex­ commander}’. In this action, the president wns general tax revision wns to-take, nml pressions o f gravity, gathered into carried I wart* 1 ' little groups, obtained their wraps nnd the representative of his own cofm nn-^he program he approved out Ip thtimajn mith rt redaction of Mariori was to have determined 1 J **‘ diry. departed. - ) ‘ H ! the emblem of the California lodge of more than half a billion in the na­ The news passed from lip to lip. his fellow Knights ns ono step^ o f its tion’s tax burden. Some guests, more curious thnn their Likewise, his counsel settled the fellows, gathered in groups nt the journey around the worfd, passing long controversy between the house ends of corridors leading to the presi­ from commnndery to commandery nnd senate on tho question of Ameri­ across the continents and oceans. dential roomsi nnd stared down the ]{,. But his illness had intervened, nnd ca valuation in tho tariff law. hnilwnys at the sercenes which shut proposed in its place a flexible tariff rather than that the presentation off view of the suite where the twen­ arrangement Jhder wwhich the tariff ty-ninth president o f tho United Stat­ should not be made nt the appointed ccmmission was green authority with time, he had sent his secretary, Geo. es Iny, silent in death. It took Henry Ford twelve years to B. Christian, Jr., nlso a.Knight Temp- his npproval to increase or lower rales Cabinet officers, headed by Secre­ within proscribed limitations. Upon sell his first million ears. It took iar, to perform the duty. tary Hoover, of the commerce depart­ him only six months to sell his eighth Secretary Christian IcTt for Los signing the bill fho president declar­ ment, hastened up nnd down the hall, million. Angeles Wednesday afternoon nnd ed it constituted the greatest tariff hastening to express their condolence yesterday afternoon rend the address reform in American history. Here you have n clear-cut illustrn to Mrs. Harding nnd hurrying hack Mr. Harding came of hardy p|ttn(.er the president prepared for tho occas­ lion o f a principle that regulates suc­ for husty conferences among them­ ion to his fellow Knights Templar nnd Mock. Ho wns bom ut Blooming cess in nearly every field o f endeavor. selves or with other government offic­ delivered the Bcauseant to their keep­ Grftvc, Mot row county, Ohio, Novem­ It is so universal a principle thnt it ials. ber 2, 18C5, the'son of a country docin almost natural law. ing. . Lieutenant Commander Joel T. tor, George T. Harding. Like most Last night he was on his way hack This is tho principle: Gelling mercantile, banking or what­ following that above quoted. “ Such Boone, assistant physician to the prsecountry boys he went to country from Los Angeles at the time the started is nine-tenths o f tho battle for ever the nature, look for state­ conditions ennnont continue forever.” ident, hurried up from downstairs president died and did not learn of schools between morning and night success. Once we are “ on “our fi'ot" ments from their officers show­ Then he adds: whore n newspaper man hud found that event for some time afterward, chores find later attended culli*;;c m —definitely progressing toward our ing whai the corporation is 'a c­ "A dog may live on his tail for him in response to Mrs, Harding’s when urgent telegrams caught his Iberia, O. He tried school temhing goal—our progress increasingly be­ complishing or failing to accom­ a while, but it cannot continue this frantic appeals. Rumors began to train as it approached Central Califor­ for a year, bul having had a mull of comes easier. plish. There is a getting away process indefinitely. People may for fly about, each wilder thnn its pro- j printers’ ink while sticking type fnr nia on the run north. from the idea that the officals Every self-made rich man, looking n while get a living doing one -an­ (tecessor ,nnd all denied soon after by ( The confusion which reigned for ills college pnper, the lure drew him making such statements •ovpr hack over his career, knows that it is other's washing, but after the clothes official bulletins which were issued as some little time immediately after into the newspaper field. their signatures, arc doing so more difficult to accumulate the first words tellings thu nows, or , . .{ , ____ are worn out there will be no wash­ a dozen His fcm jly meantime bad moved to , , . . . . , , mws of the presidents death became for the side purpose of lolling $1,000 than any $10,000 thnt follows. the known " ., ___ ,_______ i_ *Mai ion, in an adjoining county, where ing to do. A certain number o f peo­ wwhnt had been rushed from died down ns tho capable hamls the shareholders know whnt won­ Hence the expression, "Money breeds than n pic- 6f ^ pre(|[<|cnt*N a(ivisrrs and nsso-1 he obtained his first newspaper job, ple can exist as middlemen. Middle­ picas too fast for more*• lnun derful beings they really are. money.” men nrc n necessity anil serve n val­ ture and the phrase, •‘Harding took over tho ri.in, a ,d the dc* «<’<! where his life interests Were ren­ The correct idea is tlie huslncs uable economic function, bul Ameri­ dead," circulated like wild fire thvn , . j (|l(,t had to he made began to ten d thcrcaftre. Mr. Harding’s am­ Tho fastest locomotive has a lot of idea of a plain presentation of ca's great need L producers, espec— the downtown districts nnd evrn far bp t.(tnsjt|L,rt.(|> preliminary work, devoted to mechan­ bition was (o become a publisher nnd receipts and disbursements, a in) Iy men nnd women filled with the (iUt on tho residential streets within a ical tests, Inspection and getting up it was realized nt the nge of 111 when Two hours after the end cams, tho statement o f assets and Iiobili­ desire to produce a.ifl with the joy 'fm v minutes after the official Initio—corridors were quieter, the crowds he hid in the Marion Star at a sliersteam, during which period tlie loco­ lies and such other data as will of production. America s great need 11in announcing the death had been Is­ had diminished to little knots, the ifi’s 3ak\ The paper was purchased motive doesn’t travel nt all, It stands enable those interested In know is a revival of the joy of wbfk. L UC(], still until ready to make its fast run ; roups o f curious idlers in the cor­ under n heavy mortgage and his about tin* standing of, their en­ America'/! great need i< a lyvivnl ofj They brought n shock to crowds, to destination. friends have often said that the strug­ ridor ends vanished. terprise. The strength and sta­ the desire to serve. America’s great wj,0 „ f vw minutes Ia*fore were sure ''The championship prizefight lasts gles and hardships which were his in Outside the hotel policemen pre­ bility o f a municpal corporation need is n revival of the habit o f sav-|,hnt tf,P cjty’s distinguished guest only a matter of minutes. Hut it is vented hundreds o f ’ persons from en­ making this paper a success had much largely depends on tho intelligent hig." • was well on the way to recovery, had tering the building, only guests und to do in fashioning his character and won or lost in the years o f training interest displayed by tlie people beforehand. There is no mil fur comment on! started out to spend the evening nt newspapermen being admitted. developing a broad patience and tol­ us a whole on the conduct of the what Mr. Bahson say.i, m-horequot- theatres, dances or other amusements, It took the allied armies more than erance which were his chief charac­ affairs of that municipality. The Warren G. Harding brought to the teristics. four years to develop the strength ed, because it is mi plainly stated and Even before that repprts of the death greater that interest and the and momentum for the comparatively so easy o f comduiralion. But there had spread far ami the telephone, presidency an infinite'patience ami Whatever his other nttuinim ills, Mr closer (he co-operation, the bet­ short campaign that knocked out is call for serious attention to whnt switchboard nt the hotel became Jam- [ kindness in dealing'with public ques- Harding's greatest pride was in his ter the govern mei)l." Germany. At many times during he says, ami for application of the med with outgoing official calls and lions and men, which enabled him to professional accomplishments and -------------1,-------- _ those long years, nnd right up to i necessary remedy, which h says in Iincoming inquiries for information bundle the problems of government training ns printer, editor nnd pub­ F-j Fa M Kj Fa 1*4 Fa within a few months of the German paragraph. Indus-1concerning the report. j without the stress ami worry which lisher. Nor slid the interests and exi* i ' his concluding paragra surrender, it looked ns if the German try, service and thrift." Will the National, stale and party officials had handicapped many of his prt iie- . ct-tinf? duties of his high office serve preliminary work had been largely "younger generation" be wi"n and came hurrying to the hotel in num- ^-cBsnrs. t„ dull his delight in pottering about see their folly ere it i< Ion late, and hors and gathered for conferences' ini Whatever else 'historians may say n posing room. On his first trip w u »M ,. .JUit.il .MlAHTI JW lS jl- The Fa tallies were turned, and success came, toko ihe' indicated course toward eighth floor room's or corridors near |of him, there prtihuhly will be little*, |,R(.k'home* a'ter tiis inauguration, he virtually overnight. safety ?— Times-Union. the presidential suite to discuss whnt dispute that few chief executives v.,,n( t<l g^nr office, pulled off his Fa Fa Once you get an army on the run, should in* or must he done. One or came to the office in peace time fac­ coat, rolled up l)is sleeves, boi-rowweil Fa in victory conies fast. So does success, I BASEBALL PLAYER two secret survive men who had been ing problems more complex in their a chew o f tobacco and helped "make Fa Fa Fa " j Fa tm Fa Fa Fa after we get firmly tin our feet. out for n few hours relaxation hur­ nature or greater In number. All .in­ lip" the paper. His luck charm was a PRESENTED BALI. TEAM After the seeds sprout in the gar­ ried Imck to aid in handling a situa­ ternational affairs were unbalanced, printer's rule, carried always in a vest on in s i l l i n i u m A NO den, comes a period in which the out­ YOUNG PEOPLE: V/ORli tion made more difficult hy its sud­ as never before, with many principal pocket. SPENDING, look seems almost hopeless except to denness. settli mints of the Great War still to As his ambition had carried him inTAMPA, Aug. .1.— A full fledged the experienced gardener. The fight Everyone who eumo from the pres­ he cffc.tuutcd. At homo the work of [„ ]••!111,s of publishers, so his fanbaseball club tin your birthday. How* Roger W. Bill tsnn, eminent stntisagainst weeds ami cut-worms nnd in­ idential suite wns besieged by ques­ ri const ruction hail only just begun, ,.y tuok him into the realms nf puliwould that appeal to yob? That is sects is a neek-and-neek contest. Ami lirinn nnd observer, friend o f Elorida wluil has just happened to one ,E tioners, official, newspaper and mere­ w ith btisim ss depressed, agriculture (il.M F ro n t the first he was an ardent then, iilmust overnight, the garden ind n part-time resident in (lie state, Unbelts of this city. July list was ly curious. None could add much to prostrate and unemployment general, partisan, nnd his insistence u |kiii wins tin* fight. Thereafter it re­ in discussing "America's Greatest Ids 24th year of existence, and Ills the information already given out o f­ Hew Mr. Harding measured up to wearing a “ stove pipe" hat, the pledge quires comparatively little care. The Need,"'in the Times-Union lust Sat­ ficially. Largely this was because the tusk before* him nn:st lie left to ,,r EUp , „ „ t of JnmeS G. Blaine, while flit her, who owned the Tampa base harvest is won or lost in the disemir- urday, says llint which nil, young the end came with such shocking sw l-jtl. historian, but his friends said that a reporter on n Democratic ncw-quiball club, presented it to him. . , . . . ■„ .............. nnd old, should read and "inwardly denriess that comparatively few of its earning to ’ tho presidency ns he did per, brought him -t sharp reprimand Previous to becoming owner of lie Why, then, even allow ourselves digest." He knows whnt lie is talking details bad been noted. w.th an open mind, n desire for coun­ ft mil his chief, who held it to be inclub the young man occupied the tento become discouraged, no matter about. He looks fuels squarely in Several mi miles of the president's sel and an intimate know-1wedge cf consiulcnl for a worker on a Demo­ hul garden with considerable f*m-wlmt we are attempting nr how great the face. He is not unlike the heroic last quarter hoyr nilve were devoted, the processes of government acquired cratic paper t.i bo prominently dis­ ceess. He now becomes owner, man­ physcinn who realizes that severe ilia our setbacks? , ss had been much of his life, to child­ in his service in tho Senate, he was play tho symbol of ids Republican­ Night is blackest just before tlie require drastic treatment. Hence it ager nnd player. hood and its interests. ihe type o f man needed for the Joii ism. The Tampa baseball dull is in class dawn. And the average career is is, that with all his admission of Two little girls came to the presi­ at such n time. The future president’s ability ns a optimism with reference to the busi­ and has la-on putting on some dential suite just before* 7 o’clock with bluest just before wo win. •i ’rem-hipg upon every occasion the stump speaker won him early recogni­ Most of us are nearer fucecss than ness situation of this country, he excellent exhibitions of the national flow ers, seeking to present them to doctrine of Americanism, lie set his tion from hia local parly leaders. Mar­ we realize. Success may even lie places his finger, so to speak on a pastime. The young owner I lieve-* (I,,, president. face resolutely against "entangling ion i minty then was in the Democratic light around the corner. Trouble glaringly "solo spot" on the body that he will have a pennant contender Mrs. Hurdirig, who shares the pres­ alliances.” While thus adhering to column and he undertook to switch it is, tln> niajoiity of people gel discour­ politic,- more particularly an afflic­ in the field next season ns he imme­ ident's lifelong love of children, grac­ what ho was plumed to term the prin­ to the Republican party, hut Ids first aged nnd slow down their efforts nt tion that lias fallen on the "younger diately took over the reins of the iously came from the sick room to ciples of the founding fathers, he nev­ i fforl nt office on his party ticket re­ generation," the young men nnd the club and is preparing to put a leal the critical moment when they are on speak a word to the two tots nnd n< - ertheless lent the moral assistance of sult! d in u defeat, though he com­ yo u ng women of the United States. team on tho field. tlie verge of “ getting across," itptcd their gift. Returning to the Uw* government in tin* efforts to build manded an unexpected vote. Tlie lendors of men are tho ones Mr. Itnhson studies not only purely resident she took with her a few of up the wounds of the wot hi. Mr. Harding’s first political office The Herald for firat clasa Job work the blossoms and these were in the who hung on in the crisis when the business conditions and requirements That influence was once declared by was that of Ohio state senator, t*> others lose heart and let go.—Tampa tail he delves 0 into the "spiritual room u few minutes inter when he him to he not inconsiderable, and so which he was elected nt the nge of ill. forces underlying business” and ex­ I'RKSIDKNT HARDING Tillies. •Mn I* ' America under Ids guidance hnd a lie served two terms nnd Inter was ------------ o --------- poses to view that which in this in­ HIED LAST NIGHT Secretary Work sat with several of part silent though it Was in the main, elected lieutenant governor of hi* stance, is generally known nnd recog­ TAKE AN INTEREST IN CITY the other cabinet members in a room i jn effecting the settlements of many state. In 1010 ho sought the gover­ Al l-AIRS. nized but that is not so generally ad­ (Continued from page 1) oh the seventh floor immediately lie- vexing world questions. Its chief eon- norship, but was defeated. Four years mitted as a menace to prosperity in es, Mrs. Harding ran to the door Vnd low thnt on which the presidential trihut ion was the Washington aims laU r he was elected to the United There is much of interest in city general and to the welfare of the in­ called for Lieutenant Commander suite is located nnd arranged details. conference nt which the principal pow­ States senate where he served six a Ifi,its that the average man knows dividual. Mr. Itnhson usserts thnt Boone und for the other doctors to Colonel W. W. Sipley, district pass­ ers covenanted to limit the sizu of years, much of the time iis a member nothing about nnd lie does not inform "the attitude of the younger genera­ nunc quickly. enger agent of the Baltimore nnd their navies und thus lift from tax iif .the important foreign relations himself about them but usually takes tion is distinctly harmful to the preOnly Doctors Sawyer* and. Boone, Ohio railway nnd in charge of the weary people thu burden of maintain­ committee. From this place he was tlie won! of some mu* about it and cut situation," and sums up ids' rea­ tin* chief nnd assistant physicians, train which carried the president on ing the race for naval supremacy. elected to the presidency, the first this word passed from hand to band sons for saying so, as follows: were able to reitch the room before his ill-fated journey, and Paul Shoupe, Along with the proffer of counsel senator to he cle "V (1 chief executive. “ I have offices in twenty-six large the nation’s leader passul away. They vice-president of the Southern Pacific : in effecting world snth meats is rather distorted when it reaches went Early in his years of political ser­ the citizen silting on Ids porch rest­ cities und correspondents in two hun­ were* poweilcM to*<lo anything. also met in conference. an insistence that Americun rights he vice ho met William McKinley, to dred other cities. In every locality I Brave in the face of the president's ing from the day’s labors. Even after the president was dead recognized. whom his dose friends have most of­ What every citizen should do is find thnt .the average man today is illness, Mrs. Planting remained brave the telegrams which have been com­ In polished phrase, bit with u di­ ten likened him, and with whom ho to get the first hand information interested only in spending. People in realization o f his death nnd did not ing ever since his illness, nil express­ rectness o fexpression thut was not had in common a predominant pas­ about tho city’s uffnirs. The present not only want to got rich quick hut brenk down, * r ing hopes for recovery or gratifica­ to las misconstrued, the world was sion for obliteration of class nnd sec­ without working. People* nrc buying city commission wants the citizens General JoSlird, Pershing, accom­ tion that he had made such satisfac­ given ^o understand from the very to confer with them about the city recklessly without any thought about panied by Rear Admiral Hugh Rod- tory progress, were continuing to firat of the Hauling administration tional lines. A friendship sprang up between tho two men. Mr. Hard ink business. Other cities are adopting where the, money is coming from with man, of San Francisco, nnd Supervis­ flow in. , thut the United States, freely respect­ also was close In latir days to Theo­ this method nnd tho I-ukelnnd Stur- which to puy. Our young people seem or Anglo Reas! p W i l into the presi­ A in in ut ii or tWo after his death a ing the rights of the other nations, to have the idea that dollar hills grow dent’s room nt 8:46 p. m. messenger brought in u large bundle asked for herself only that to which dore Roosevelt, Senators Porakcr and Tvlegriim says: Penrose nnd uthera high in his party on trees and all they have to do is to “ Aside entirely from the details Monitors of the president’s party of them. she was entitled in simple justice, and counsels, pick them oH. Almost ttu one wants said it Was probable that tho presi­ pf figures nnd other information .Several of the state and national that she could accept nothing less. Tho president was a life-long Bap­ to work. Very few want to produce. dent's body would leave San Fran­ figures who hurried to thu presiden­ contained in tiro scmi-ununi re­ \\hiie in his dealings with congress tist and was a trustee of his home Eurncst und industrious manual la­ port of tho city commission, made cisco Friday evening, hut thnt it was tial suite to express their sympathy Mr. Harding preferred the role of ckurdi in Marion. Jle also had been borers, such i s we had twenty-five impossible to mako a definite an­ and leave condolences later issued for­ through the city auditor nnd clerk councilor rather than dictator, he a member uf the Elk and .Moose fra­ years ago, are* almost an unknown nouncement last night because of the mal statements on the president’s speedily removed any doubt that his and published in this newspaper ternities for years, and after his elec­ quantity. Everyone wants to ride in absence of Gcorgo B. Christian, Jr., death. today, comes the obligation of gift of patience denoted any lack of the cart und no one wunts to pull. every good citizen to familiarize the executive secretary. Neither were* Among those who did so was Rep­ purpose once he charted a’ -oursc. tion ns president he became a thirtysecond degree Mason nnd a Shrincr. Our perccntage-of producers is stead­ members o f tho party able to say resentative Charles F. Curry, of Cali­ himself nnd herself with the city’s Thus he told congress that roldlcrj’ Golf was His favorite recreation ily decreasing and the pereentge of whether the body would ho taken to fornia, who said: financial slanding. The modern bonus legislation either should carry hut he also liked to fish, although his middlemen is steadily increasing." better way o f looking at a city’s Marion ar to Washington, but will re­ "President Harding was a patriotic the means of financing or he portHere is the result of careful in­ main at tho hotel hero until* removed Aw oikan and a genuine Christian. imncd und when .the legislators put opjHirtunltles for that sport were lim­ affairs is to consider those af­ vestigation. that Ib, or ought to be, a directly to the train. His passing will he not only a nation. aside his advice he proiuaih vetoed ited effar he came to the white house. fairs in a personal way, much ill He played hard .and poasusaed the fac­ warning to he heeded genu rally,- for i^Thg, news o f President Harding’s Hi but an international calamity. the same manner ns the stockthu hill they sent him. ulty of putting all hla worries'behind US Mr. Uabaun says in the paragraph ath swept through' his hotel and dot "W e mourn bis passing and pray IV^I holders In a corporation, bo it Ills tenacity of purpose was furtht • him during his recreation hours. offico where be* framed ■ nun ' nn<1 measures nnd began his interest in the Affairs of thtynation arid cupecinlly of his native state. Alwnys a warm advocate of the principles o f the Republican parly he tried to swing his home county to the ranks o f the Republicans and his cfforts in this respect brought him into public notice and ho was eventually elected to the Senate nnd then to the presidency. ------------- o--------- — Rotnrians o f ^sheviilo, N, C., have started a movement to raise $250,0fK> to advortis* western North Carolina resorts. The Rotnrians have been Joined by other civic clubs and it is proposed to raise $50,000 n year for five years. Advertising is the thing thnt brings the people these days nnd it matters not whether it is the mer­ chant advertising to bring customers to his store or n city advertising to bring tourists.— Unytonn Journal. ------------ o ---------— THE FIRST MILE. FROM OTHER SANCTUMS J>4 caw- •aeLoJ - - ... 1 �fS fS •-.il-iiVT l'“ *yHE SANFORD pA IL Y HERALD,,FRIDAY. AUGUST 3, 1923 ^■■■“ " ^ " " " " " ^ ^ " " " ^ " " " " " " " " " " “ “ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBB^BBBBpM BBBBBBBBaBBBBaBBBBBBBBBl per cent. Interest on Savings Accounts !| ■■. pH ... It’s Not Always Sunshine~---- - - - * ^ is Rainy days inevitably come in life. E3S ■■ ■ * Are you protected? •' * 4 nu - t ■' ** Have you surplus money you could fall back on in case of need? ^ t ’» ■ - . •. i *' m m m m r n ^ m m m r n * m w m m ■_ si Every man and woman should have a savings account. One Dollar will start you. 4 Per Cent interest will help your balance S...SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK...I s: gf BM SS S T R E N G T H - S E R V I C 12- Itfl Rl R3 In M Ril Kl fcl fcn p.i Pi Pt Pt -PB O G R E S S •{ TRAIN SCHEDULE SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! that the rates are too high, without giving the reasons therefpr. Mr. Durr stated that the rnilrond SAYS COMMISSION CI1MN, CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 commissioners have been closely ob­ South Hound the conduct of the refrigeration bus­ serving the tonnage the carriers o f fty Rn Ra Ra Ha l*> h fci P-i Pn p-j ■n P-, Popnrts Arrive iness, the commissi’incr pointed out. the country have boon called upon to move, ami making note of the oper­ No. 83 ......... 2:3(5 n.m. 2:-Ki n .m . , n d i h i r k B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H B B B B B B B B B B B B B N B B B B S B flB B B B B B B B Q Not only wotdd it he necessary to ating results. The business in P.,22. Fine, wasn’ t it? Walter Hiers tonight in Mr. RillNo. 27. ....... W, . 8:10 a.m. _ _ _ _ _ | observe the method of icing at many he asserted, was more than the car­ No. ■ 89 ......... 2:25 p.m. lugs Spends His Dime." 2:45 p.m. "Enemies of Women" which will he Florida points, hut to follow the riers were capable of handling, nnd No. 85. ........ G:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. The story of n fnt mnn nnd n thin shown airnin tonight. method through all points Into the the operating results were more than Northbound dime—and the amazing things that Potomac yards, across the river from I they ever had In their history, even Arrive Departs Packed house last night, good mus­ happened when they not together. • at tlie high cost of labor and supplies Washington, I). (’.. lie said. It would No. 82 2:03 n.m. ...... I: IS n.m. ic, good comedy ami on top of all a nnd the fact that a coal strike ex­ No. 84 .........11:45 n.m. 12:05 p.m. ho necessary also to study improve- isted. Walter Hiers—always the life of good picture, "Enemies of Women.” No. SO ......... 3:42 p.m. 0:52 p.m. AT PRICKS THAT CANT HE EQUALED the picture; now a star. --------meat in icing facilities at principal “ The year 1022 started idf with n No. 2S. ......... 10:00 p.m. Those who went last night .know! Nations, he declared. Conti,,- most unpreeented tonnage,” he con­ IK* saw her first on a cigar hand— Trilby Itranrh " 'ir<‘ ! ' " f. ' v0,m'" ’ thnri” uing the enumeration, M'r. Purr said tinued, "and tile operating revenue Ho saw her next in the president's that want to know had better go to­ it would be necessary: results for the first five months show­ Arrive Departs night as this is the last time this ex carriage— 7:30 a.m. "To assemble data showing the ed that the railroads in tin; .southern xNo. 100 And the,next time lie saw her, she ccllent picture will he 'shown. 3:25 p.m. item of ‘supervision’ included in group have earned a great deal more xNo. 21 .......... was calling him her hero and lifting > transportation charge?. Also to fnl- than the guarantee under the Trans­ xNo. 25 ......... 1:30 p.m. Ami now, tomorrow night, her warm lips to be kissed. llu * j low a number of ears from initial portation act, as fixed by the Inter­ INo. 101 ......... 5:50 p.m. bone!" points to ultimate destinations, to the state Commerce Commission. Tin­ l.rcxhurg Itrnnrl He spent his Inst dime for a cigar end of ascertaining the amount o f:.carriers as a whole for the United Arrive Departs The great Saturday Evening Post ice used in through-icing ns a test States have exceeded, to a le.-ser ex­ m —and Holy Smokes! the things that 111(ill T E ST (I A SO I.IN E -YOUIt FAVORITE OIL xNo. 157 ......... 3:55 p.m. story done into thrilling pictures. happened! tent the guarantee." for normal icing and to make inspec­ No. 21. 2:15 p.m. TREE ROAD SERVICE "Therefore," he said, “ the Railroad tion of the average amount of old ice 0:30 nun. The picture that pnves the Rocky A north woods dinma of fighting in hunkers.jtf-cars when olfeTcil for Commissioners of Florida have con­ xNo. 158 No. 22 7 :111p.m. Road to lovclnnd with 5,(100 feet of men and beautiful women, re-landing; to obtain data with refer- sidered it advisable, if the commerce Oviedo Itranrh r miles. enre to the switching item on Florida of the country keeps moving- in its Departs A rrivo Everything against them hut love! fnij|lt v,,w,., compare,J present proportion and the operating xNo. 120 . 7:45 p.m. Get your share of laughs when ■Mr. She knew that lie could scrap hut w[t(l jj,,, ,s^vilt-hlnix item on general results mantiiincil. that the lime has *No. 127. 3:10 p.m. when he began to make love, oh. hoy! f|l,i|;hl „ r merchandise, earners hnv- about arrived when they attack the Hillings Spends llis Dime." RHONE 1I7-W-FIRST STREET AND ELM AVE. " " . ing in rf'W tf cases(i laid grpal line .haul .mlcs of the. carriers on UK[IBB ESIBBfl BU118 BB UBZIUB BBBSU HUBfl BSBBUBaRBBX CBBK BBBB BBBiS x--t)(iily, except Sunday ■JH yitllF'vflfchbfiUd cV,lfetV"i’Hur hfndt-■' stress upon the' cost of this item, and Florida perishables. The ciimmisSRiii. When Mr.1llillihgs spends RIP elkmu. This old town's in for a glorious time! liune ought to lie ? also to assemhlv data as to the ipinn- however, had expected to wait uniil iity and i ostof-iee-fmtor in refrig-j later in the year, in order that they BBaBBHBBBBflBflBBBBCBUBBBBBMUBBBBKnBBMKBBnMKUttglinaBBBBBBBflBBBfl BBnBnBnBCXB^CCBBBBBB a Can you love and hate a man at elation charges from other territories would have a longer period to observe n And the honor guests tonight will ■ • • (the same time? A drama o f a beau­ u to markets or the eounlry." the .operating revenue from linnsIn It. I.. Perkins and fnmily nnd will (This Was Written by a Woman) . ' .v. A great many men capable of per-1 portal ion, hut since the carriers have ■ sie this fine picture without cost to ty among Innsts! forming these services would he re- In'tinted the movement to again Inthem, the treut being on Osborne. Remember, tonight is the last-lime ist-tinie j |JH|rt,d (ll ,,,.1 Up t hist information t o ’ crease the harden upon Florida’s per* to see “ Enemies of Women." A" ‘* I'1' |he placed in testimony, Mr. Ilurr ! ishnhle-products, find the commissionAnd remember the prices have been morrow night “ Rackhone." the tight ( stilled, nml deckirnl further that it is ets having to undertake slashed at the Princess—they are now hivofiiiiij; "more costly from year to with reference to this, matter, have Hie and 20c. Don't forget this! SAIL ends Saturday year In imidiict cat<f ruses." This, he concluded to kill two birds with one |said, is due tn the law nnd decisions stone, and while the^ are combatting The Prioress announces that sjnrt- night. Have you guess ( uf the ca u ls which make it more dif- the increased refrigerator chniges ing tomorrow (Saturday) everybody ed?— Lloyd Shoe Store. liiiilt'ruul expensive to conduct ruch proposed by colliers, it will be their purpose to tile a petition with the In­ in Sanford with 'their last name be­ ease::. ginning with the letter " A ” will he 1: is incumbent upon state authori­ terstate Comnietco Commission at­ Our mattress fai tory will he closed given free admission and on each 20 Hi til September let. after that date ties, or any individual or organlaa- tacking the I lorida rales ns unjust days after the rest o f the people com­ wc will be glad to have your orders.] lion, Mr. Rurr continued, who under- and unreasonable and enter into an a I am nn old-fuHhiomtcl laiyitr o f Hut iicvcshItoward losing a customer, nnd had certainly, ing nphuhctically will bo invited, to- —Sanford Mattress Factory. 101-He I tnkca such cases “ to present compe­ Investigation mid hearing looking to « lies for my household. I go to the store mylost a good deal of time, especially since some wit: 20 days from Saturday all per­ tent evidence before ilia Interstate o reduction of nil these rates. ■ • self. To nu* this work is not irksome. In ot her jH-ople were standing around waiting',to The 'commissioner said the Florida rons with l heir last names beginning Dai.y Herat,t on sale at Joe's Smoke Commerce Commission in order to lie waited on,* with "II" will he admitted free and House, Mobleys Drug Htu e and have a hope that they may sustain commission was greatly surprised ]j fact, I like it. I like to look at the shelves so then in 2(5 more days all with the let- j j unt-8 piiarn,ncy. tf their contentions." It no longer nuf- when the carriers tiled the present ■ fidl of tans and packages of so many colors. lice,, he said, to put witnesses on the|tarilf seeking an increase in rcfiigter "C " and so on, so watch for your 2 1 like to do this for the same reason that 1 If Hint grocer bad Bold advertised goods he stand to make the bare assertion j elation charges. turn. The Daily Herald. 15c per week. PRINCESS NEWS CAItltlEltS AUK NOT FA IK WITH FI.OKIDA SHIPPERS MILANENEWS .ft! Tires & Tubes A Complete Stock of Repair Parts for Stewart’s Speedometers and Hassler Shock Absorbers 5 Faank Akers Tire Co. |Why Are Some Store- | | keepers So Obstinate?! 2 don't mind being in a crowd. B l o w TIDES ON REACH, 1923 Forenoon nnd nfternonn tides occur at approximately the same hour and minute. Dale June 1 4:05 O 1:55 3 5:47 4 G:43 5 ,7:24 0 R: 17 7 9:07 8 9:57 0 10:44 10 11:30 11 12:10 12 1:00 13 1:40 14 2:20 15 2:55 1(5 3:34 17 4:21 IK 5:08 19 0:02 20 7:02 21 7:34 22 8:32 23 9:30 24 10:28 25 11:20 2G 12:24 27 1:18 28 2:10 29 2:69 30 3:46 31 F in t June July Aug. July 4:31 5:20 0:02 7:01 7:50 8:51 9:44 10:38 11:30 11:50 12:24 1:10 1:5fi 2:38 3:10 4:00 4:04 0:48 0:47 7:61 8:57 0:69 11:01 11:60 12:07 1:02 1:53 2:41 3:20 4:08 4:49 Aug. 5:33 ' 6:14 7:11 8:00 9:00 9:57 10:52 11:44 11:50 12:42 1:31 2:13 3:04 3:51 4:40 5:32 0:3(1 7:34 8:40 9:43 10:64 11:43 11:53 12:47 1:37 2:22 3:04 3:44 4:20 . 6:00 6:62 Sept. 0:28 7:20 8:17 9:24 10:11 11:08 11:41 12:17 1:08 1:61 2:47 3:35 4:24 6:18 0:14 7:18 8:22 9:25 10:25 11:21 11:57 12:31 1:18 2:01 . 2:42 3:21 3:66 4:32 6:10 6:62 | Oct 0:41 7:38 8:37 9:30 10:32 11:20 11:51 12:40 1:38 2:28 3:18 4:09 6:00 5:57 0:59 8:02 0:03 10:00 10:50 11:45 12:07 12:53 1:37 2:19 2:50 3:29 4:00 4:43 5:22 6:09 6:66 Quarter'Tull Moon Lnnt Quarter 21 June 28 * July 6 20 Aug 4 July 27 10 Sept. 3 Aug. 20 BepL 17 Oct. 3 6ert.-£4 H O LD C R 5 When in a crowd I look for f.aniiliar faces. 2 When I see them I am delighted. When I S nm in a store I look for familiar goods ami S when 1 see them I liny. Those goods have S become familiar to me through advertising b and I have noticed that the grocery men who a have the most of those familiar packages (j somehow or oilier seem to always go ahead. a/4,1ifert* FuNCAf*a I iv. flx 5WA-rrc^y , M tW T -SHES AK'EAK’RJ ' yFEB |( HOME/ 'ILg h S * Tl.MlTS _d.*. « ■ 2 2 ■ S S S S B I went into a store not of my own choosing hut with n friend who, among other things, asked for n very well known article of (pod which is packed in a can, although she did not ask for any specific kind. I always buy ------------ and Instinctively I told her that was the kind she Bhould ask for. “ The dealer overheard mp nnd said, "Alnd2 : nm, I never sell that article, I sell instead 2 something very much butler----------------my S own brand.” B S jj j ■I s ' ■ v And I thought as I,walked out how Btub^ horn and obstinate that man waH. IIu had lost n sole, had probably taken hia first Bt6p V, 7/15 S W M U BY AUMT SARAH S^ idBEancx ■ ' Then he launched Into a five-minute talk on why this article was better than the one I had named. Hut somehow my friend had been convinced by what I had suggested nml she did not buy that can which the grover offered. ,tT f r F^ H O F j-m tL T T W B O Y S S H E SUSPECTCI I would certainly have had thu brand I sug­ gested ami he .would have made a sale; in­ cidentally, he would have bid us good day cheerily and we Would have been satisfied. Familiar faces are wonderful. To me, in my capacity as a buyer for a fairly large household, familiar things on the shelves of the stores I visit are only a little less wonder­ ful, fur those familiar things help mu in do­ ing belter nnd more economically the job which I must work at every dny. Those advertised articles which I buy nnd which I always buy I know hnve been sub­ mitted to tho criticism of both competitor and consumer. This subjection to almost world-wide critical examination demonstrates to me thut the manufacturer has supreme confidence in Ids goods. He cannot toil a fidschood about the things he makes, because tiicrc are too many in the world to find him out. • Constant advertising of any product proves that product has Htood the test of scrutiny. Is it any wonder then why I, oh one of sever­ al million women in my name position, prefer urticles with which 1 am acquainted to pro­ ducts about which 1 have no knqwlcdge and about which the manufacturer docs not seem to have the courage to enlighten me? Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies I‘ ■% « btl B B B B llB B B S B B J IB 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 B B B B B B B B B a B B B B B B B B B lB B B B B B a B ia a ia ia a a a i , v..vMl - “J �BRANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, AUCOBT PALATIAL HOTKI., CLIJII HOUSE AN D 'G AM E PRESERVE WMVB-Ofti-fcIBA© The management desires to return sincere thanks to £ the people of Sanford anil Seminole county for the magnjfic- ' J ent reception given our first offering on the opening night - i The truly generous patronnge given us nnd the deep, interest •[ displayed certainly shows that our efforts to givo Sanford •! and Seminole county a theatre in keeping with the advance- *S ment of the town and county is appreciated. Our future of- ; ! ferings will be on the same high planp as tho picture shown : | )ast night, the same'good order will tat all timps be maintained, and our every effort will be to* entertaiif and.please our-.! J patrons. * r But Same Picture W ill Be Shown Tonight for the Benefit of Thode Who Failed to Get Scats ri^ee Sees lue Tilling s Trucking Land W h y B u ick is "T h e Standard o f C om p arison I t has been a fixed Buick policy always to • anticipate m otoring demands by developing new and advan ced features o f design and construction.' This has been one o f the m apy factors con­ trib u tin g to B u ick ’s great p o p u la rity — a popularity tangibly expressed in the fact that B uick is well on its way towards the manu­ facture o f its two-millionth m otor car. Buick recognizes it as a distinct obligation to live up to the spirit nnd letter o f its slogan "W hen Better Automobiles Arc Built, Buick Will Build T h em ". In thin n (jU »L ong Ixs the jpefplv were the occasion and while the theater wfffVheM about 850 to seat them comfortably it was- esti­ mated that at least one thousand’ dr more people wero'Tn the building Inst night when the show started.. The beautiful asbestos curtain wns first raised and then the beautiful velour curtains nnd then tho screen flnnked by woodland scenery brought forth round after round of applause ns the big crowd seemed to realise that the first real big theater hnd opened In Hanford nnd one o f the finest nnd most complete in the South. The Reirenstcin-Wngncr Orchestra furnished music for tho opening num­ bers nnd the regular Milano Orchestra composed o f Brockholm and WitherIngton played the descriptive pieces during tho showing of tho big feature. The program was 11 big one nnd on Aug. 2.—North. Ki*a popular placo for t .week, Numerous contemplating tiling ftnokjng FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 I.IobcI n lir r r a a r t unit Allan l U i t a i i fa' ENEMIES OF W O M EN I.a»y ri'insa, h'twn-rowl coirtiMly. Gold,. ?n P r tM ila “BACKBONE” A story of (lie North woods. Bunshlna Com­ edy and also a Mutt and Jeff Comedy. Fox News. PHONE If. Corner Magnolia Avenue nnd Second Street SANFORD, FLORIDA W hen better automobiles aro built, Buick will build them i .a r r y [Hay— Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts, Mixed Feed— Hay ■OUR FEED IS SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT CHICKtK IIINKS TO CONFER WITH CITIZENS OF TUSK KLEE FRIDAY WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.— Director Hines o f the voterntis bureau, expects to, confer Friday with a committee representing the white citizens of Tuskegee, Ain., in an effort to rench nn agreement on tho proposal of the president to make \t#ic veterans hos­ pital pear there niigsmtjiidv jy g r o in­ stitution. The committee requested u conference early this week, but Di­ rector Hines was out of the city and postponed the meeting until Friday. The white residents of Tuskegee iuive urged that the hospital lie un­ der white control, and the director lias rejected one plan submitted to him by tiie committee for such con­ trol. He suggested to tile committee tlint it modify its proposals. PRATT’S Poultry Feed is gunrnnteed to pU'flKu “ Your Money Hack if r You u/e Not Hiitisfiei l/VsA-tfia/* will convince you. ■ U D TH E CASH FEED Sanford feed & S upply Co. EEED-HAY-CRAIN AND FERTILIZERS PHONE S39.MYPTLE AVE.8‘1THST.5ANF0I?D.FU “SHERLOCK HOLMES” A Mystery malodrnma of London's world. Fox Nawa. under­ T I’ KSIIAY. AC (I l'ST T A (Ireal goelrty lirama “RICH M E N ’S W IV E S ” A 1: 0 ml two-real romrdy. ‘A FR IEN D LY H U SBAN D A comedy based on the mother-in-law anala. I'nthe News. TIIUIISDAY, AVGUST • “Shirley of the Circus” A circus romance. story containing adventure Al Bt. John Comedy. ITIIIIAY, AVGUST 10. Cfcaflra Hay la and » “A TAILO R-M AD E M A N ” McD a n i e l is m e d a l m a n A comedy ilrninn adapted from the stage play. A good two-reel comedy. Laurence McDaniel ban just return­ ed from Rix weeks in Cantp Meade, Maryland, where he attended the Re­ serve Officer’s Training camp. He graduated from the Fork Union Mili­ tary Academy on June 2nd nnd re­ ceived n medal for being the best drilled cadet nt the academy nnd her also graduated with high honors in all his studies. The niuny friends of ijtrry here are proud of his fine rec­ ord und are glad to sec him home Again, lie is tile son of Mrs. K. A. Douglass and is a Sanford hoy and a good one. RELIEVED IIKit TKOUIU.EB “ I took treatment from two doctors. One said 1 had kidney trouble and tiie other said it wns my bladder, Neither did any good. I took six hottbs of Foley Kidney Pills and am now well. Foley Kidney Pills did me all tiie good nnd stopped my bud habit nt night," writes Mrs. A. Faust, Knoxvillf. Miss. Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick relief from liaeknche, Rheumalic Pains, Dull Henduehes, Tired For quick results try n want ad. (tiling and Kidney and IHuddcr trouTho Heruld delivered six times a Ide. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon week for lbc. Foley’s. Hold everywhere.—Adv. S T O R E H U M MONDAY, AUGUST S Oeldwiw prrarnta John Darryaaara la located, in n 42,000 acre, tract owned by Mr. Roberts, eighteen mffes up the Manatee river nnd connected with the hotel grounds by an automobile high­ way and by the river. The hotel is to occupy a tract of forty ncrcs all to be magnificently landscaped nnd planted with tropical trees nnd shrubbery, and it yacht and lioat basin is to be pro­ vided, on the Manatee river front, cnpnblc of sheltering n score or more of plcnsurc croft. The basin is to bo dredged out surrounded by ascawall with an opening on the river while the grounds surrounding the basin, nbout twenty acres in ttddilion to the mnin pr.rt of the grounds, will ho converted into a tropical park or garden. ' D-IS-I1-NP Now is the time to feed for tutor egg production when, prices are highest. Kei p your Iumis in good condition now by feeding tho best feed |iossihle and thus assist them through moulting. Then your liens will commence earl­ ier and will lay longer thnn the lines not propsrly cared for during moult­ ing period. \ fy;•>/ - -g, i Path* News. sATt'tuiAV. a u g u st 4 W H ILE JUSTICE W A IT S A western melodrama Sunshine comedy, also Mult and Jeff. Fox News. Special O rch estra Concert Proceeding Pictures * • i t " ■ s ■ ■ * ■ jj £ start up in business, whether Farming:, Man­ ufacturing: or Mercantile, have sufficient funds to successfully conduct a growing bus­ iness without aid from their hank. As “ first aid” to your business— w hy not e • start your Checking Account with this old bank?. Later, you may need us. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President u. F. W IIIT N E R , CashUr i ne i eiepnone itenects 3Your Personality Your telephone carries more than a voice—more than mere words to the person listening. It carries your jicrHonality, reflecting it as accurately as a real mirror reflects your physical appearance. Every Umo you talk with a person on the telephone you leave an impresson—favorable or unfavorable. If you are careless in your delivery; if you talk in, "don't-secm-to-care” monotones; if you hpng yp the Qive it a Good Home T o keep your car running smoothly and look. %Its best you should give It a good hom e. You econom ize on rental by owning a garage und Its convenience is also a great advantage. &unford, Florida > S I f,-' on account of its purity la faBt becoming tho drinking water for Central Florida. It in u Iho recommended for use in bat­ teries. If you are not drinking Elder Springs Water now— Reduction in Prices at Princess Theatre Kffectivo tonight the prices at the Prinevss Theatre will be cut. Admis­ sion will be 10fc and 20c. This is caused by the fact that Mr. Herndon lias a large number of fino pictures ordered and paid for. Tho public is assured of some of tho best pictures In tho country for this rate o f adm|*it sion. Remember 10c and fOc. I . iT I M li S S I W -aw ■ Wte.rtlM. B - A > ’- '1- >’ JPIW_ Extends to Orlando nnd Daytona as well as the hundreds of bottles we put out in Sanford every day ' ’ ELDER SPRINGS W ATl^R Select your garage with these points in m in d ; itn bhould be fireproof, reasonably low in first edit, attractive in appearance and easy to clean. Moreover, it should require little or n o upkeep. ^Choosing the Garage" is the nam e o f a booklet U |«t you should read before deciding on the typa you will build. W e'll be glad to give you a free copy. O ur S e r v i c e PHONE 311— W E ’LL DELIVER SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY " " ■ " “ ■ ■ IW W W W 1 a \ i*Y f �yt, . # -. a - * ...- -- - ■- • rM ' •* ■■d >1 ! * * . ,, ~~ ■ *r" RateingythP PppiUy ii > j- v ^vr ,-i * ; V/ . Vi >i ‘y» -r" THE gANFOHP DAILY; n HRAI3)^yRIDAYt AUqUST 3, 1923 I A pp-s>nnuy p a v . V i^ i i PAGE SEVEN Pish nr Vllrv *ii HP ViHCXt S yuL. fvtSTbi.lU.tir i C-if >1 5***C£ I BOvK-Mf ) *>-*** r rvtiM <c moo yiO M O 1 { E r wr»C io*.i vAt^c* vvtc u L cu iw ira1- work [I OM ,r H** WdnjLOVif —7 P.1: ViktilMfo C tx.ju T I BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : —— Toa esn find the n in e of every lies Business Men Is Sanford In this Column rich dsy. * M H Hi * Quick Service Transfer CLASSIFIED ADS . dandified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken for leas than 25c. And positively no Claaaiflcd Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordingly. Storage Facilities If ns 'please you, tell others; if not, tell us. Phone 498 DARK CLOUD HANGS OVER ALL EUROPE Statement Prime Min­ ister England Shows Divergence TW O U T A. I*. Connelly & Sons K,*,rn7 ‘ ------------------------------------------------------_ _ I merit's next step ‘h.e hOW ’ e O M S O t-T lM W O M ftN V o R — \ the publication of the French side of the case, so that within a short Ume public opinion will be put in poscssion of nil the details of the recent negotiations. In the comment in political quarters last night, on the ministerial statements the worst fenlure of the position ns revealed yes­ terday was was considered to be that France in her reply did not deign even to refer to the .draft note to Germany, and this was held to imply that under .no circumstances could the French government bo induced to consent to a joint reply to Germany ns desired by tho British government. <L.Gj Mi ^ , i o s r MefcV)Ct) V* \B. - tvtni-fjr a NOTICE OF INTENTION TO A I*. III* The .(MDcIntril I'rro ) PLY FOR LEAVE OIL LONDON, A ug. 3.— Seldom lias FOR SALE FRANCHISE Parliament separated for a long va­ Notice is hereby given to all those SANFORD N O VE LTY FARMERS— You own get send bod cation under such ominous cloud of whom it may concern that I, A. W. frnm-v and irrigation plugs at fas difficult relations with nn allied pow­ Donaldson, in my own behalf and that W ORKS Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc er as it did today after grave" state­ of my associates, legal representa­ tives and assigns, will on August tith, V. C. COLLER, PropFOR SALE— Hosier and (Jays' paints ments by the prime minister, Stanley A. I). 1923, at Ten o ’clock n. m., or ns Gcncral Shop and Mill and vumishes at Sanford Novelty Baldwin, in the House of Commons, soon thereafter ns I enn be heard, ap­ Worka, Sanford agents. , 183-tfc nnd the secretary of foreign affairs, ply to the Honorable Board of County Work Marquis Curzon, in the House of Commissioners of Seminole County at Court House In Sanford, Florida, CONTRACTOR and BUILDER FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for Lords, revealing an apparently iinsur- the for leave, license nnd franchise to Betting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. mmintable divergence of views be­ establish a toll bridge over ami across III Commercial Street—Sanford, Fin. Ellsworth, Ilcnrdnll Avenue. Snntween England anil France as to howl St. Johns river at a point where the fard. 83-tfp to deal with the .reparations ques­ same intersects the present establish­ HERNDON ed highway between Sanford and B. FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 tion. Southmerc, Florida, said river or stock. See Vick Iluwkins, 116 San­ Although the ministerial state­ strepm at tho point wtygro it is pro­ ford Ave. C3-tfc ments revealed much more than hud posed to construct said toll bridge be­ INSURANCE AGENCY’ been expected of the details of the ing Two Hundred Forty Feet wide FirtB--------- AUTO----------BONDS OFFER EXTRAORDINARY and Fourteen feet deep nt high water. One new five room house with bath, negotiations’ with France and Bel­ (Signed) A. W. DONALDSON. gium, showing, for instance, that M. B. SMITH, full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ S. O. Shinholser England in lier draft note to Germany Attorney for Applicant CUPIED. 7-27; 8-3-2tc plainly advised the German govern­ PRICE Contractor nnd Builder $3,000.00--------------- Terms to suit you ment to withdraw her decrees abetA REAL BARGAIN ' |*'"K P!,SHive resistance In the Ruhr, lANFOttl) FLORIDA • •A«l ft . • i *>• «• *• . » « t - j. 11 2 ■*■■■ 79 tfc 1 'Kn,,ra,u’° the Hriti.-li govern- :: m e- cQMwsuLYjisitwi. p -o o u r ? ir<: v »>alo VUQlM' t* HECvAfXMlC > liu \— i to be sold. The right to reject any nml all bids Is reserved. Proposals should he addressed to Forrest I.nke, S. O. Chase nnd C. J. Marshall, ns the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, nml n s ! Ex-OfTicio Rond .Trustees of the City i of Sanford, Florida, nt Sanford, Flor-T Ida. WITNESS our hands ns the City j Commission of the City of Sanford,! Florida, and ns ex-officio Blind Trus- ; tees of tho City of Sanford, Florida, and tho seal of said City, this 10th day o f July, A. 1). PJ23. FORREST LAKE, S. O. CHASE, C. J. MARSHALL, ' As the City Commis­ sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd as Ex-OfTicio Bond Trustees of tho City of Sanford, Florida. Attest: L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida. : 8-7-1 tc WE SPARE NO PAINS to make this store continuously attractive to you. Wc want . you to feel that tin's is your shop whore you can be sure of llie very best service. When You Think of Vulcanizing: We want this store at once to occur to your mind. Wc nim to attain that end by the fairness of our prices and the per­ fection of our service. Kent Vulcanizing Company Oak Avenue nnd Third Street PHONE 17----------------------------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA tN T E C IU T Y NOTICE OF SALE OF and, judging from FOR SALK OIL RENT— House, after. (’ urxon's speech, the ministers •C alnb lla hrd ISO * August 1st.- -Sce W. J. Thigpen. themselves are not yet definitely de­ Ural Estate, Loans nnd Insurance 98-tfc cided on this point. Phone 4H 101-8 Magnolia Ave. The government dearly hopes that FOR SALK OR RENT—Trucking land. I have hammock and pine it may still lie possible to bring pres­ STEWART The Florist trucking land developed, partly devel­ sure to bear on the French govern­ Cat Flowers----------------Floral Designs oped and undeveloped in Iowa City ment through an appeal, by laying its section for sale or rent. Write E. It. ease before a new tribunal, namely Annual and Ornamental I'lnntj Moore, 250 N. E. 25th street, Miami, the civilized world. 111 Mjrtle Ave.-------------Phone 260-W or see Robert King, Oviedo. ti is indicated from Paris last night • Hl-d; w-lfc thatiM. 1'oincare has no objection In Notice ia hereby given that up to nnd until three o’cltK'k p, m. nn tin’ 8th day of August, A. D. 1923, sealed proposals will lie received by Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase ami C. J. Marshall, r»s the City Commission of the City of .Sunford, Florida, and as Ex-officio Bond Trustees of the City of San­ ford, Florida, at the City Hall nt Sanford, Florida, for the purchase of Street Improvement Bonds of the City SALE—One first class 1250 Hi. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY SANFORD M ACHINE FOR of Hanford, Florida, said Bonds being mate mule, H years old. One ymid FOR PARDON general obligations of said city, in COMPANY single wagon, also 12 sixteen disc Notice is hereby givtn that Frank the sum of One Hundred nnd Fifty104-Gtp Hilliard, will apply to the Board of General Machine und Boiler harrow. Phono 315-J. one Thousand Dollars ($151,000.0(1)), Works FOR SALE—Good stable fertilizer in Pardons, in and for tho State of Flori- authorized by a resolution of the City Cylinder Grinding enr loads.—Sanford Feed & Supply da, nt its next session to bo held In Phone 62----------- Sanford, Florida Co., Myrtle Avenue und Fourth Street. Tallahassee, Florida, September lltli, Commission o f the City of Hanford, Florida, duly adopted on the 9th day Phono 539. llW-ltc; w-ltc 1923, for a pardon from the judgment c f July, A. I). 1923, pursuant to FOR SXL&—Good stablo” fcrtllitor :in nnd sentence of thu Circuit Court fall Chapter 9897 and Chapter 9898, Ij »\vh * car loads.—Sanford Feed 4 Supply term of Circuit Court in ami for Semi­ o f ‘Florida, 1923. Haid bonds to Itcnr interest at thu iCc., Myrtle Avenue nml Fourth Street. nole County, Florida, to a term of five |Phone 539. ]UH-4tc; w-ltc years in the State Prison, from Jan­ rato of six per cent per annum and uary 14th, 1922, having been convict­ arc to be dated July second, 1923, in­ NICE NEW 5- ed of the offense of ussault to mur­ terest payable semi-annually on July BOOM COTTAGE der in the first degree on Isaac Frai­ -. i — d j t first and Junuury first of cnch year, Cards of Sanford'ssReput- ■* PAVED STREET, GOOD LOCA- ler, January term of said court. both principal nnd interest being pnyTION, FRUIT TREES, LARGE I.OT, ■bis Prufrsslonsl Men, each GORDON McCAULEY, able nt New York, In tho State of «f whoM, in his chosen pro- M PAVING PAID FOR. $500.00 CASH Attorney for Applicant. New York, snid bonds being of tho fesaioQ the Herald recom- • BALANCE EASY TERMS. 8-3-10-l7-24-4tp dinomination of One Thousand Dol­ mends to the people. ^ lars ($1,009,00), each, und muluring A. P. CONNELLY & as follows: SONS FOR TRADE Bonds numbered 1 to 15, to mature I0li-1lr July 1st, 1924. Bonds numbered 1G to 30 to ma­ WANTED TO TRADE— For a vacant George A . DeCottes lot, my equity in 4 room house, on ture July 1st, 1925. Attomey-nt-Lavr FOR RENT Bonds numliered 31 to 45 to ran now paved street. Lights, water, gas 0*«r Seminole County Bonk turo July 1st, 1920. •ANFORI) -t. -r- FLORIDA FOR KENT— Eight room house, West and bath. Fine location, close to new Bonds numbered 4G to GO to ma­ school. Address "Trade" care pf the Third street. Interior newly decor­ 104-Gtp ture July 1st, 1927. ated nnd papered. Call phone 40-W. Herald. FRED R. W ILSON Bonds numbered 01 to 75 to ma­ 102-Gtp ture July 1st, 1928. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW W AN TED FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— Bonds ntimbered 7G to 00 to ma­ Hr*t National Bank Building Several housekeeping apartments WANTED— BOYS TO SELL THE ture July 1st, 1929. •ANPORD FLORIDA ,, | SANFORD HERALD ON THE for rent, rooms large nnd airy. Sec Bonds numbered 91 to 105 to ma­ Mrs. Smith, 300 French Ave. 104-6tp STREETS OF SANFORD. A .GOOD ture July 1st, 1930. ELTON J. MOUGHTON FOR RENT—C ottago.-J, Musson. CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS Bonds numbered 100 to 120 to ma­ 104-7tp TO MAKE BIG PROFIT? - FOR A ture July lat, 1931. • ARCHITECT ' FEW HOURS WORit. SEE LOUIS Ream T, Miller Bldg. Bonds numbered 121 to 135 to ma­ FOR RENT—Entire upper floor, un­ SHIPP AT THE HBHALl) OFFICE. ture July 1st, 1932, ■AHpqjtD FLORIDA furnished, 714 Onk Ave. 104-Gtp v iuu'( lit* . jo dh-tf Bonds numbered 130 to 151 to ma­ FOR- SENT— Furnished room, board WANTED—First class mochsnic ture July 1st, 1933. optional, new house and furnishings with own tools.—Standard Auto Co., Tho full faith and credit of th^City ICHELLE M AINES In easy walking distance. Phone No. Winter Park, Fla. 105-3tc o f Sanford, Florida, is irrevocably 6, Mr. Register. % 107-Gtp WANTED—Job truck or tractor drlv- pledged for tho payment o f tho prin­ *:• LAWYER FOR RENT—Largo nicely furnisht ing by^an experienced mechanic cipal and Interest of said issue of —Court House apartment. All modern conveni­ who can keep up cither.— Howard bonds. ences, running water, lights and gas. Flynt, Geneva, Fla. The bonds hereby offered for sale 100-Gtp Examined Glueee Dealgoad Apply 417 West Second street. 106-4tp TWO YOUNG LA blE S with high are excluded from any limitation o f rooms", school education wanted ot learn bonded indebtedness prescribed by Henry McLaulhi, Jr., l-’OR RENT — 3 unfurnished 106-6tp 314 Elm Ave. Western Union clerical work. Will the rharter of the City o f Sanford, O p tD . FOR RENT—2 furnished housekeep­ pay reasonable salary while learning. Florida. ' OptUi M-Optometrist This authorised issue of bonds to bo ing rooms on first floor. Will take Apply Western Union. 107-2tc ■old subject to the approving opinion ni First Btraet Baaferd. Fla. two children.—312 East Fifth Street. LOST o f John C. Thomson, to be furnished 108-2tp — -1—^-- L O S t—Ladies' brown woolen scarf on by the City of Hanford, Fforida. , . FOR RENT OR SALE-^5 room cotW . . rued W flR fir ta k e Mary' aruTCfiT A lfbiils must be accompanied by a t* • r k i .tage, It»wW)#d,.Alw 8 certified check for one and one-half ■ lte a r E s ta w ment ................ furnished for rent.—803 W. 3rd teen. Finder return to Lake Mary per cent o f the amount of the bonds 108-2tp Casino and receive reward, 107-dtp F|RE, L i p ^ AUTO i n s u r a n c e St, •* PURELY : PROFESSIONAL = FOR S A L ^ Before you buy any car, see the Eludebaker presents its complete line o f 1924 models, announced n .veek ago, with the conviction that they will increase the prestige o f the name Studcboker which, for 71 years, has stood for the bc3l in transportation, quality nnd vnluc o f product. Into these 1924 cars arc built every proved feature in design that mukes for the comfort, convenience and safety o f passengers, nnd many refinements that further enhance the value o f a line o f cars ulready highly perfected. It is common knowledge in thc'oteel industry that St^dcbaker uses only the highest grades o f the finest steels. And the same is true o f the electrical equipment, instruments, bearings, bat­ teries, upholstery, finishing paints, tires and accessories used in Studebaker cars. It is equally well known that Studebaker, with $90,000,000 o f actual net assets, including $45,000,000 o f plant facilities, is unsurpassed in ability and rc.wurrca to mnhufacture rconnmicr Ily nml give mnximurn intrinsic value for n given price. Produced under these favorable conditions, the 1924 Studebalrcrs ere dis­ tinctly the finest cars and greatest values StuUcbalccr ever oflcrcd. Tlicse ere not careless statements. They ore facts that reflect the honesty nnd integrity o f the manufacturer and its product just nB they do the truth o f Studcboker advertising. The public has placed its confidence in Studcboker by accepting these facts, supported by the perform ance c f Studebakercora in owners' use. T h rt’i why Studcboker aa/na fo r th e past six years /»ovo increased p rc£ resaively ea ch y e a r and s&lcs for the first six months o f 1923 o f 81,880 cars broke all six mouths’ records.' Studcboker never cheupcna qual­ ity to meet competition. The name Studcboker stands for satisfaction .and service. Power to satisfy the most exacting owner MOPEUS AND PRICKS-/, n. h. tnotary SkkClAL six Tamil _ . . S"»l laulmi____ Ni«1.'rr( l Cm > *7» MwliiiillPw Cwt» II IW.) &hmi .. mo Jmuit u Mm I rou t C w n u i..«i.j � 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, 1923 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, August 03, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 03, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 03, 1923; <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/9cb384eb00e740f95f7e8bd575f39a10.pdf bf93528e1e99612d0fca81937be7456b PDF Text Text •V;fv Tf* . i .III' H i u a l t t ■ft IN THE HEART 01^ THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IV. SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2,1923 M R TRAFFIC REGULATIANS EFFECT TODAY CERTAIN VIOLATIONS CHINESE RIOT ALL SHOULD READ WITH THE CREW OF U. S. SHIP FINES AND JAIL SENTENC­ ES WILL FOLLOW WHEN PEOPLE ARE CAUGHT And Enow Exactly How to He Governed in the Future With Vehicles of All Kinds NUMBER 107 REPARATION NOTE REPLY HAS NOT BEEN RECEIVED PREMIER BALDWIN TALKS m THE PRESIDENTS LUNGS ALL RIGHT fiIERMANYS ABILITY FEEING EASIER tl §§T F p . * Under on REVIEWS BRITISH DRAFT REPLY TO GERMAN'S ' LAST NOTE ADO PTED BY THE DEMOCRATIC CON- Charged W ith Murder VI5NT10N N E X T Y E A R A N D U N D E R ­ For S ellin g Liquor that Killed Deputy Sheriff WOOD IS W ETTER T H A N A l, SMITH Is Spokesm an for Liquor E lem en t and R epresents Hoard Steam ship For Wfcll Street Both o f W hich W ill N ot Control Free Ride But Meet the N ex t Convention R esistance * . ii iV ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.—Pre­ liminary hearing for liny Weaver, rhnrged with murder in connection with the death of Jus. A. Hnncc, for­ mer I'incnllns county deputy sheriff, jwill l>e held before John U. Jllrtl, county judge, Saturday morning at 10:20 o’clock, it was announced Wed­ nesday liy Sheriff W. S. Lindsey, who returned from Miami with the pris­ oner. Weaver is now Wing held at the county jnil without lx>nd. , "Weaver is being represented by Attorneys Toiii Palmer of Tampa and W. F, Wny of St. Petersburg. . It is charged in the warrant that llnnre died from*poison said to have been in liquor purchased from Weav­ er in St. Petersburg, July 1. The deputy sheriff died in Jacksonville July 0. To I’ny and Economic Vnlue of Such Step Enter Largely Into the Matter Recovery W ill Take (Hr T*e A*anrlx(ril I’rr.a) l l l ) T h r A n an rU Irri P r m ) TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 2.—The LONDON, Aug. 2.—Premier Bald­ Time But He is G et­ Inw passed by the 1923 legislature win joined with Isird Curxort, foreign traffic on state hlghwnys became ef­ tin g A lon g . secretary, in informing parliament fective today. Persons who fail to (Ily The A»»orl««lrd Press) today that replies by Grnnce nnd MIAMI; A ur. 2.—In a stntcment.is.sucd here loday regarding I ll> T h e l*rrnw) I ID Thr Anaorlnfr«l I'rr**) observe the law may find it necessary Belgium to British reparations note SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.—Of- seemed to hold out no prospect of set­ PEKING, Aug. 2.—In a fracas the candidacy of Senator Underwood for president, William Jcnto pay fines ranging from $10 to $900 firinl bulletin issued by President tlement of the Ruhr situation in tho or serve from ten to ninety days in nboard the American steamer Alice ningN Bryan said: “His availability will depend entirely upon the Harding's physicians at 9: 13, said the near-future nor opening of discussion prison. They'will be subject to both Dollar, caused when n crowd o f ' platform adopted next year. If Wall Street and the wets control chief executive bad several hours regarding reparation. Chinese soldiers txuirdcd her nt^the convention and wriic the platform they doubtless will regard fine and imprisonment. rest sleep during the night and that Ic'hnug, and demanded fro transporta-. Underwood ns the logical candidate. He Is welter than Gov. Smith It shall bo n violation of the law Premier Baldwin liegan his state­ except for marked exhaustion of ment by reviewing the British draft lion, the captain of the ship and three and has for a longer time been the spokesman of that element. He to drive vehicles having sharpened acute illness he had expressed himself reply to the Germans Inst note. Ho or roughened surfaces other than women, including the wife and daugh- also represents the Wall Street point of view on public questions, as "feeling easier this morning.” pneumatic rubber tires over-the roads, tur of the Dollar Line agent, were But Wall Street and the wets are not likely to control the next consniil tho ‘British government express­ Physicians said in thr statement that seriously injured, according to report vent ion.” the act provides nmong other things. ed the (qiinion that while nothing whllp recovery would "take some lit. Other requirements arc that track* rr"ch,"K «'ffhinb< here. A ------------should he done which would Ik* incon­ tie time” they were more confident wi a i We. ft* P i p j B i Nfl Bs Xi Ibi |U| sistent with the stipulations of the shall be equipped with mirrors; the party of American Bluejacket* from todny than heretofore as to the out­ a gunboat respoiwlcd to a call for maximum weight of a load that may Versailles treaty advantage could be come of President Harding's illness. derived if imperiaj experts co-operbe carried on the roads is limited to help and overpowered the rioters and Conditions of Harding's lungs affect­ arrested fifteen. Shots were fired lienting with the reparations commis­ 111,000 pounds. ed Monday by pneumonic symptoms fore the trouble ended. The law reads as follows: sion should examine G e rm a n ’s ca­ snowed "definite improvement-." Section I. It shnll Ik- unlawful to pacity to pay. Reply also pointed drive, propel or operate, or to cause Much H otter in North out, Baldwin said, that economic val­ W itness in Garrett to be driven, propelled or operated Than in Sunny Florida ue of such step must largely depend over any slate road, any vehicle or upon factor* not mentioned in the Trial Says P astor I’RKSIDKNTIAl. IIKADQUARTKRS. San Francisco, Aug. contrivance having wheels provided j Chamber of Commerce eorrespon-' * ’ German memorandum, such as stabil­ Fired First Shot izing mark, balancing budget, nnd 2.—(lly the Associated I ress).—President Harding had "a with sharpened or roughened surfaces i dent sends t Hartford, Connecticut * restful night," his second within forty-eight hours and his tem­ other than, roughened pcnumntic rub-I newspapers showing that-for IS days that no guarantee could bo effective ITMHKRP.AND COURT IIOUSK, her tlresp-provided, however, that this they have had no rain there and the “u perature this morning*was normal. An informal statement issued unless provision made for some form Ya., Aug. 2.—William F. Smith, one by Dr. Sawyer gave the executive’s condition at 7:93 a s follows: restriction shall not apply to vehicles thermometer recorded as high as 97 * of international control over German ■ •f the state's principal witnesses tes­ "Temperature 98 and six-tenths, respiration 3d, pulse 119." or implements used by the state in degrees. Warnings were sent out * financial administration. The pertified yesterday Hint Rev. K. S. Price the construction and maintenance of against excessive use of water and * tnicr then made some statement to the first shot in the ImltFe"with *'] W’l Wil w> *• i w - ** Or Rather Failure of fired the house of commons that Uird Cursaid state roads, or to farm imple-1also in clearing dried grass from fene- * It. O. anil I.. C. Garrett and that I., C. r.on made in the upper chamber ex­ meats weighing less than one thou-jo* and-vacant lots and care against — North Carolina to Garrett, who is now on trial charged pressing regret that government BitPtI (LQfiQJ Pt'AWU. IM'd provided f,.r,:st fjrca. with murdering the minister, did nut could riot find enough material iii Handle Them with wheel Burfncos of more than one 1 The crop* are burning up, the pafire n shot. . the French nnd Belgian responses to half inch In width. Wheels of trng-'por says, and cattle are suffering for I ID Thr %wwnrlnIrd l'rr«»| Mr. Smith wns the first of the witsolid a joint allied reply to the Ger­ tion engines, el cetera, when provided water.' The farmers "arc forced to A SH h\ Il.l.h, N. t ., Aug. 2.—He-1nesses beard yesterdny who testified with suitable filler blocks between feed grain to cuttle ns the pastures I solo Iintis deploring what was termed to having seen Mr. Pierce fire nt nil. man note. cleats, stuill be Considered as bavin/; are dried up." And yet Florida folks failure of state government to han- lie suiil the minister took a pistol LONDON, Aug. 2.—Whether tho Smooth. complain of the hot weather and an •roperly the lynching problem fiom his hip pocket after It. (). Gar­ “Koch truck shall he equipped with obliged to take vacations "up north. :.i | were unanimously adopted loday liy rett had taken the shotgun from him. dosing sitting of Parliament today « mirror located in such position as —Leesburg Commercial. Coast Line and Seaboard Must H ave Interchange Commission oil Internal Co-operation The witness further said hi* noticed will reveal the next step of the Brit­ tfo show the driver thereof the ap­ in session here. The resolutions drew R. I). Garrett, flint'h after the minister ish government in the difficult KuroPRICK (T TTING WAK of F reigh t at Bradentown proach of vehicled from the rear. no distinction between various' see­ had fired. His testimony wits consid­ pent) program is still unknown. • IN M G Alt* GOKS ON The cabinet’s piolnnged discussion "It shall be unlawful to drive, pro­ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , lions of the country and deplored the ered a big point for the defense who o ft he situation yesterday bus only pel or operatp, ,nr to cause to lx* TALLAItASSKF., Aug. 2.—The railroad commissioners through James failure to stamp out lynching which have claimed the minister fired the NKW YORK, Aug. 2.—The price driven,* propelled or operated, over filed in the supreme court petition for alternative wnn termed "most conspicuous iwit-iiiy first shot ami that It. O. G arrett diil brought thus far the announcement Icutting movement in sugar went mcr* “Ikins, their attorney (hat Premier Baldwin nnd l-oril Curany state road any vehicle or con­ rily on Wednesday when the refiners | wrtt Iff mandamus to require the Seaboard Air Line Railway and the Atlantic of justice, righteousness and most not fire until he thought his life was zun will# make simultaneous state­ trivance, whose gross load on any Coast I.hiu to make rail connections lit Hradentown for interchange of flagrant violation of the constitution ill danger. * ments in the house of commons and one wheel shall exceed six hundred announced filrthcr declines in fine freight at that point. The litigation is outgrowth of proceeding filed by the of our great nation." On cross examination Mr. Smith granulated, cutting ns low as 7.90 in, the lords, respectively, today, hut not ((Win) pounds for each of width of Hradentown Hoard of Trade before the Railroad Commission to require the sntd he.was not so sure who fired tho the slightest indication of the nature tii*c on same; provided, further, that an effort to get business. Another j railroads to construct tracks at Hradentown so ns to permit interchange of first shot in which the shots fired by of these statements* was made known. Col. Geo. W. K n igh t the width of suli^l tires shall be con­ prit'v ranged up to H.lo. This rejire- j rarloud freight. The coiiunissioii last April ordered connections he made be­ Pierce nnd R. O. Garrett rang out su The Prime Minister’s admission In Made Major in the | dose sidered ns that portion coming in con sciitcd a decline of 2 cents from the fore August 1st. together us to lx* almost simul­ thi* commons yesterday that in tho high price of the year, reached Inst tact with nil unyielding surface and Florida N a t’I Guard taneous. . abaaiice of permission from the the width of pneurtiatic tires shall he April. Mrs. K. S. Pierre took the stand French government for the publica­ Farm ers and G rowers S o u th ern Broker Comconsidered ns the total thickness Col. Raymond C. Turrk, command­ late Wednesday. She began n dutnil- tion of their notes, the debate would measured from ouUide to outside of of, or to drive over such section of Will Meet at G aines­ ing the 13llh infantry, Florida N at­ i d account of all that happened pany on the Rocks nt the . . , . seems ___ to point to me " . |x* restricted, rasing at the widest point Ixstwccn road until again thrown open to the ional Guard, yesterday stated that Pierce home on the meeting of thr ville, Fine Program fuel that the government does not trrad and rim, when fully inflated public traffic; however, such restric­ 1 ATLANTA, (in., Aug. 2.—Dorcmus, Col. George W. Knight, of the Offic­ tragedy hut broke down ns she reach­ consider the time has urrive.l to take with nlr; mid provided, further, that tion shall not apply to the person or I I,r Daniel & Company, n stock brokerage ers’ Reserve Corps* n Sanford man, ed the point where she attempted to nny new line. no vehicle or contrivance whose gross persons in charge of such construc­ With Murh That Will Interest firm with offices in Atlunta, Augusta, will be appointed major of the first descrilx* the Heating administered tu Growers of Florida. M. Poincare, the French premier, load rhnll exceed sixteen thousand tion or repairs. Suviuijinh, Jacksonville and Birming­ Lattnlion of the I9lth infantry to sue- her husband by L. Garrett. Her has nil ulong insisted upon the se­ "Section 2. Tho term ‘stntc road’ (ID,000) ipounds shall be moved or GAINKSVM.LK. Fin., Aug. 2.— ham, announced late yesterday that ceed Major David F. Dunkle, of West [ story was told in a halting voice fre- crecy of "the negotiations, apd until used herein is defined and shall be operated over any state road. customers hail lx*on notified that the Palm Beach, who resigned because of qucntly broken by periods of sobbing. he lifts this embargo or th<* govern­ "It shall be unlawful to ullow any construed to mean any part of any Plans virtually are complete for the concern wns going into liquidation the pressure of private business. Mary Kliznlx*lh Pierce, ugrd 13, fol­ ment decides it is impossible to suf­ meeting at the Univeisity qf Florida vehicle or contrivance, or any part road, including the loulgc* there in, and would discontinue business. Frank Col. Knight is prominent in army lowed her mother on the stand. She fer further delay, it Is difficulty to next week, August (i-l I, of farmers o fsame, or any loud or portion of « heretofore or which may hereafter Dorcmus, senior member, deelared «irclcs, and made a most enviable roe. did not ndd anything new to the story and fruit growers of Florida tu dinsee how there can Ik.* any publication Is* constructed, maintained, or olhurload, carried on the some to drug up­ the firm’s finances were more than ord during the world war, seeing hard as already developed. wire improved by the Slate Road Oe-1 cuss problems and learn new ways or revelation of the communications on any state road. ample to pay off all outstanding ob­ service overseas. He entered the ser­ A third version of the shooting of which have passed between the allied ...............................dirricuiof combatting "It shall be unlawful for nny ve­ partment, or which is now, or may and methods ligations. vice ns a captain of engineers iff the Rev. B. s. Pierce by It. O. Garrett government*. hicle or contrivance, having a gross hereafter be in course of construc­ tics that face them. 303th regiment, 80th division, and wns und L. C. G arrett’ wns given by Rob­ The offires in the several cities will Commissioner of Agriculture W. A. Hopeless as the prospect of an t weight of more than four thousand tion, maintenance or improvement by I k* continued, be said, -until existing promoted through tho several grndus ert Glenn Pierce, son of the late min­ agreement with France seem* to be, McRae, Dr. J. N. -tlarpur, of Atlanto, such department. (4,000) pounds to operate over nny Section . Any one who violates M. J. Funchcss of the Aldbamu Poly­ accounts are liquidated, but no new to the command of thut unit, because ister, the boy testifying that the pis­ th (’probabilities point to another a t­ state road at a rate of speed in ex­ of heroic, meritorious nnd otherwise tol in his father’s hand wns accident­ tempt by the government to accept cess of twenty miles per hour, when nny of the terms of this Act shnll be technic Institute, and. Karl l-ehmnn, business will lx* accepted. The pro­ valualdo services, living in tho front ally discharged while pointing lownrd such an agreement by further nego­ equip|ted with pneumatic tires, or at doomed guilty of n misdemeanor, and secretary of the Orlando Chamber of ceeds of liquidation, he added, is ex­ of hostilities a t St. Mihiel, the Som­ the ground. L. C. Garrett then fired, tia tio n s , In which case Premier Bald­ pected to cover one or two weeks. a rate of speed In excess of twelve upon convictiun shall be punished by Commerce, are among special speak­ me and tho Argonnc.. and the boy said, he suw It. O. Garrett win's statement in Parliament la The firm holds memberships on the ers who will appear at tile gathering. miles per hour when equipped with fine of not less than ten dollars For his gallant work he was award­ wince. “ % New York cotton and produce ex­ Mr. Mcltiie will talk on the Florida likely to be comparatively brief, deal­ ($10.09) or more than five hundred solid tirs. ed the distinguisheil service medal. First testimony to connect L. C. ing with the British position and em­ changes, the Chicago Hoard of Trade of the future. Dr. Harper, chuirman dollars ($300). or by imprisonment "It shall be unlawful to place or Col. Turck said the order had not GarriAt with the actual shouting of bodying a renewed warning to France allow to be placed upon any state for not less than ten or more than of the Southern Soil Improvement and the New Orleans Cotton Kxyet been Issued, but it is expected to Rev. K. S. Pierce was given by C. that the negotiations can not be in­ changel Committee, will discuss fundamentals road any tncka, wire, scrap metal, ninety days, or by both fine and imbe announced just before the annual I). Diggs, n prosecution witness, who “Wo have derided to dose out,” of fertilizer practices, while Profes­ definitely protracted. kglass, crockery, or other substance pirsonment. "Whoever damages any such state sor Funchcss will make several talks Mr. Dorcmus said, "because of an encampment of the Florida National etstified that Larkin fired the sec­ The prime minister also will prob­ which may bo Injurious to the feet of anticipated depression in general Guard at Black Pojpt, Caidp Johnston, ond ahot in the fusillade that ended ably appeal to the house not to eropersona or animals, ot to the tires of rqnd by any trespass on, or unlawful on fertilizer* and farm crops. Mr. the minister's life. business. Stocks of all descriptions August 6. barrasa the delicate and difficult mat­ vehicles, or In any way injurious to use of, or traffic over such road shall Lehman will take as his subject high­ Col. Turck ia laying g reat stress on Mrs. J. M. Sheppard, also testified ters by hard criticisms, ho having al- • are way off and I ran nee no prosway bcautificaUun> -i ia addition to the penalties above pre­ the road. pecls of an improvement. As soon as the camp athletie* program for the to having seen Larkin G arrett firo at ready undertaken that a special ses­ "It shall be unlawful to obstruct, scribed, be civilly liable for the turers are: l*M . Rhode* state m ar­ alts accounts arc liquidated wo will summer camp. Kach battalion will de­ Mr. Pierre. She said he fired a ahot sion of parliament ahall be called If keting commissioner; Dr. J. V. Knapp, dfg up or In anjr way disturb any amount of such dnmngc, which vote every third afternoon to athlet­ which was quickly followed by sever­ a new situation requiring the sanction close al lour offices.” sta^e -veterinarian, Miss Flnvia Glea­ ' state road. Provided, however, that amount may be recovered at the suit ics. The big Held day will be held on al fired by R. O. Garrett, aome of son, slat# homo demonstration agent, of the state road department, and this paragraph shall not Ins construed of that body. governor’a clay, August 16th. An oculist has invented a device by them after the minister had fallen to How carefully the government has a oaa to hinder or prevent the instal­ when recovered shall be turned Into and Prof. Lcnthcll Wyman of the In line with athuetlc development In the ground. mean* of whith a woman may tell to proceed before risking an open lation or replacement of polos for the state treasury and placed to the United Slates Forest Service. The program for tho short course whether her husband la telling the tho guard, Col. Turck la moat anxious breach with France was illustrated telephone or telegraph wire lines in credit of the state road tax fund. Pictures yf Kusie Ix-nglen playing in the house of commons last night. of educational work during the week truth, but no woman needs any such to eapeclally develop boxing and “Section 4. That this act shall not accordance with the provisions of law device as that.—Miami Herald. wrcatllnif. Several dozen pairs ( of tennis convince us that her good form Though Mr. Baldwin's policy haa the now existing or tbat may hereafter affect any special or local law reg­ is planned to cover almost every' boxing gloves will be provided for the la limited to her tennia playing.— support of a U rge section of the phase of Florida agriculture and home ulating road traffic in the several he enacted. use of the men in edmp, and Inasmuch Tampa Tribune. And now a Daytona woman who economics. country, there is a considerable body " It shall bo unlawful to tear down counties of this state. as the regiment already haa some married the murderer of her huaband Preparations are being made for "Section 6. All laws and parts of J0f opinion well represented In the or deface any detour sign or to break a couple of yeara ago becomes peeved good amateur boxers, good exhibition So order your life that the neigh­ government against any break with down or drive around any barricade laws In conflict herewith be, and ate an attendance of- a thousand farm bouts are anticipated. In these exhi­ about something and tells *on him. bor women will have to make up what France. people. erccte dfor the purpose of closing nny hereby repealed. What poor sporta some women are!— bitions there will be some good pro- |hey say about you.—St. Petersburg , "Section 0. This act ahall Ukc The house laat night was discos*section of a state road to traffic dur­ fesslonals.—Times-Union. 1 independent. !P»t Herald for flr»t class Job work. St. Petersburg Tildes. .* (CW etl—ii w IXO BU) ing the construction or repair there- effect August 1st, A. P., 1923.” » PRESIDENT HARDING IS BETTER, TEMPERATURE IS NORMAL AND HE IS RESTING EASY TODAY RESOLUTIONS DEPLORING LYNCHINGS RAILROAD COMMISSION FILES PETITION FOR WRIT MANDAMUS REQUIRE RAILROADS TO CONNECT ;; AW M �3f W E D N E SD A Y , A U G U S T ! , 1923 ■ »upper tomorrow (Thurrday) a t f»B raying that the fishing far Florida nr W UKa the finest, moat varied, and best iu FaBowiag the hsnJaezs session, an the world. There is more and better . informal social hour wav enjoyed, the j fishing in Florida, to the acre than chairman serving delicious fro h there is id California to the hundred punch and home made cake. miles. , 'I -------“BIRD I J PE—Nowhere will one FOR VISITORS. ' . ee so much bird life aa on the waters 'j Mrs. JL i . Holly entertained in b rrja n d keys of Florida. The ri ven and gulf a t times being covered with -*------usual charming and gracious hmebron a t • flocks of wild dorks for fifty, miles DrMolay Minstrels teoij ner yesterday a t 8 0C M L CALENDAR id more. Hardly any of th a t h e re .’High School b a fine enti . her attractive bom. -S o c i a b il it y .—One o f t w 's e c it by an mean*. honoring her guests, her mother, M . 1 -------j Tyner and her sister, M n. H. F. things that tourists and ne wcomers 1 j m in here b the kindly greeting t h a t 1 Word has just been ere , Thomas of Jackson vile. j T hi spacious rooms were artistiral- ' b extended to one in all ports of Flar- *Bill Boesidy has had a vn idt.' The social feeling, the endea vor j f’d operat ion for appendir ly decorated with quantities of vrrvd to make one feel a t home. It’s a wen- ■Wayrroaa hospital. hoed xinnias combined with aspara. dcrful thirgf It counts for so a»oeh,{ . -------. ‘ro s ferns. In the dining room, the­ ; and Florida surely excels in that. May ( Mrs. Ota Long and sou, ; colors of pink and green prevailed. The table was laid with an ex/juiiite,' it always keep it up. Here there a an I Waorholla. arrived je ste n ’aloofness. I believe it is owing to the noon fo r • few sreeks visit Mi*. And Mrs. Joe Harrotd rpent . l»ce cloth, and centered with a crystal fact that most of the residents are I U r, Mrs. 1L Z. Jotuuon us \ the ddy, Monday, in Orlando combin­ 1how! of lovely pink hibiscus and new comers themselves, and the place. street. •ferns. At each plate, were basket* ing business and pleasure. -------of flowers, and the place cards were has not yet had time to acquire a com- j murrty spirit. 1 H. B. Brorsier of the Or Philip film mom formerly of this “TRANSPORTATION.—One can Pw ter-Star. was in the city city but now of Cocoa, F la , b in reach Florida by rail from most East- j *" ■drertisieg propcrntwn. the city today attending to business. ern points in a day and a half; by has many friends in Sa boat from New York or Baltimore I n i " " ulways glad to see him. , Mbs Lillian Schwarts, of Sanford three days. To go to California by The Church well Company advertise ft spending some time in Jackson* rail takes five days, by boat nineteen vWa with relatives. — Jacksonville days. The saving in time and money silk hose, sateens, voiles, colored InTimes- Union. is a considerable item in favor of Flor- dian heads, checked suitings, i ^ . all at greatly reduced prices. See the advertisement in this issue. Mrs. P. M . Elder and Martha Coney and Alice Elder left th b morn­ W alter Wight b in the city after ing for Daytona Beach where they spending the past two months with wfl! spend a month. They will be home folk* in Georgia. He report: joined later by M iu Virginia Coney Mrs. Wight and the children all right and they will come to Sanford as soon Mr. and Mrs. G, E. Holm* of Coras be can obtain a house. 4rte. Ga., were among the out of state BRIDGE PARTY AT WOMAN'S xrtvals in Sanford yesterday and are CLUB. Tkunday special' a t stopping at the Montctuma for a few Last evening, the lovely new Worn* rly store, are giver, in an’* Club, wa* the *rcne of an enjoy­ you get a f ix fccund able bridge party given by Mr*. Ed. ’ree with every Judge and Mr*. E. P. Householder Lane and her committee, to raire and son Karlyle arc spending a short fund*, writh which to purchase card time a t Fort Meade as the guests of tables . There were fourteen tables the former's parents, Rev. and Mr*. of players. A. E. Houshotder. The large auditorium, which is a work of art, was unusually attractive Mr. and Mr*. Edgar Mitchell of last evening with it* decorations of West Point, Ga., arrived here yester­ basket* and crystal bowl* of exquisite day and are the guests of the later’s pink rorcs, zinnias arid other cut brother, George Shipp, and family at flower*, effectively combined with tbair home on Sanford Height*. m | The Seminole Fish and Poultry | M artel h iv t cpewrtl a « * ha»in#» ■a Ion East First street next door lo the Ma (Smith Furniture Store. They will m h are all kinds of fancy fru|U ami »W vegetable*, dressed chickens, fresh For Florida: Local show­ m j fob.-and ail kinds of sea foods at all ers probably today and Is•q times. Quick dclircry to any part of *■ jthe city. See their advertisement in fta *a m ; th b m o f. LOCALS ! M. Levine of Rradentown, one of the largest grower* in that section arrived in Sanford yesterday with two of bis men, K. L. Holmes and Jack Holms and are spending a few days here attending to business. Mr. and Mr*. Ix>chnt-r of Clermont, arrived in Hanford l**t evening from •h extended vblt to New York, where **• former attended the National Pnea* Convention. They are the guests here of their daughter, Mrs. Perry Jernigan. whole lot of that hot air to distribute blankets and the change just wh» and his hearer* took it for' what it 1Florida fo^k* c*-ed. Mr. Woodruff al was worjh. The following resolution was hand­ ed in by Schelle Maine* and the chal­ lenge of the alibiasers was accepted and the Kiwanians will proceed to HARM DONE BY LEAFHOPPERS again trim that bunch of alleged ball players: Small Insect* Inflict Immense Damage •*» C'«Vy.teeecnlng . Whereas, We have received a reso- ‘J •»»>*•• if * " J-% - •. a ... ACME G. W. Lawton. Bracelet Watch Ex­ pert, SIS South Orange, Orlando, FU. 4-34-tfc Dane* at Out ecu Hall, AagMt 1. 106-ltp .* •’ J. _• - -V - - - -? ,Tbe following as reported in Jack­ sonville at 8 p . m. last night: Cities Max. Min. Atlantic City ____ 1______«8 66 Atlanta ____ :......... .......... W' 72 / U. The Daily Herald, 19c-par weetr. U Catotinfartland Cement Co. . J a e k s o n v ilU , F lo rid a * L LlJMBhR CO. a. + . • ------ T O N I g h t, JACK IE COOT Jackie’s search for fr him through many , h b long lost daddy, one of the funniest pio*t pathetic story h Cwnfam has appeared it''and bring the cht attractions, too. Friday and Satn WALTER 1IK1RS Boffiio “Mr. Billings Sj H is Dime” E a s tp o r t__ Kansas City New Tork „ Pittsburgh . Take nr-iice that I win, ber II, 11*23, or as soon th I may be heenl, apply f» for Gcncho Stoianoff «|, vkted of aaaault to oomnj, the* Criminal Court fo» County In January, 1P21-. riri.ng may then be heart, iU of the application. St. Louis _ Toledo _____ Washington Yowe11 k Company advertise the new Victor records for August and they are all <*lvcn in this issue, firm ia the time to get your up-to-ditc recotds. ‘ •; „ , „ S-l-8-2 iC WM. C. HOW Attorney |q For quick results try a . E \SE I» COUGHING SPFI.LS “ I had an attvrk of Grip that ecttied ;n „,y throat rud routed n had crugh. When I coughed fcaid I robW not stop and had to gasp for breath, wa. surprising how quickly Foley’s WE SELL Genuine 103 Palmetto Are, A CIIEEBPUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU f An ugly c u t ? MENTHOIATUM is antiseptic and gently helps the A ^. Crape leafhopper*. tiny, rreenlsh In•eeta alwaja presetn in greater or lee* numbers in vineyards, occasionally do considerable damage to foliage and re­ duce the quality of the fruit accord­ Capt. and Mr*. W. II. Williams and ing to entomologist* pi the New York agricultural experiment station at l»by of Washington, D . C , Miss Genera. Most of the damage Is donr Ifatel Sorrell and Jack Lloyd of Or­ by overwintering adult Insect* which lando, and Mr*. C.~ W. Stokes and In the early spring feed larg ely on daughter, Miss Itorothy Stokes, leave strawberry and raspberry leaves, al today for Daytona lU-ach where they though they are also found on black­ *111 spend six week*. berry, currant, gooseberry, catnip, Vir­ ginia creeper, burdock*, beech and augar maple, declare the spe­ Mrs. R. J. Holly and her house , Garden flowers were u»ed in dec-]on their misplaced beta, and cialist*. Neglected fence rows, brush* guests, Mr*. Tyner. Mr*. M. P, I orating the rooms of the lower floor Whereas, it appears that the prinTlUffnas and Mrs. George Moreland I of the residence, which were opened f Hl*l »Hhi i* mud and water, caused weed*, talt grass, etc, furnish Ideal winter protection for the pests. and at* Jacksonvlle, will motor to Kis- cn suite. by rain, and that they admit they lore vineyards In the iflHghborhood of such tirtitnee tomorrow, where they will lie Marking th* places were bridal Ihe »un shine, especially the shine, place* usually suffer most from leaf­ the guests of her cousin, Mr*. Conrad tallies, and at the conclusion of sev- *bd , hopper Injury. Tha adnlts lay their Bryant. era! progressions of auction, the Where**, base ball games are the egg* on the grajy-rlne* and the yonng players holding high and low prizes national pastime, and arc especially ' hopper* hatch out if. large numbers, ' Mr. and Mrs. E, I . Winter* of were awarded prizes. The first prize, interesting and entertaining, when usually about the beginning of sum­ mer. Chattanooga, Tenn., arrived In San­ a bud vase, was won by Miss I>onie idayed between these two cluba, Cleaning up the hibernating place*, ford yestefday and are spending a Morris, the second, a set of card Now, Therefore, it is Resolved, that Is one effective step toward combating few days heer at the Montezuma com- table numerals, hanpainted, being club takes no dare, and the chal- leafboppers, while very good results tHMng business and pleasure. Mr. nwanded to Mrs. Barney Boorstin. lcnffc 1* accepted, the date*, terms, have been obtained from aprayln* orer and Mr*. Winters have many friend* The consollion, a toy telephone, wa* clf-* except our players to be named the young hopper* with nicotine sul­ b*te who will be interested to learn carried off by Miss Marjorie Brash. the Rote* committee, and it is also phate in water or In bordraux mixture of'their vUit. After the awarding of the card Resolved, that the Committee of RELIEVED nF.R TROUBLES prizes, the prize for the tea guest*, the Rotes seek the advise of Bob ”1 took treatm ent from two doctor*. Mr*. J. 8. Moore and son* Arthur a novelty vanity, fell to the lot of IVarman and Doc Stevens as to when One raid I had kidney trouble and ahd Milton, left this morning in their Miss Elsie Coleman. and how to place tbeir rain Insurance, the other said it wa* my Madder. t t r for Georgia, where they' wil join Following the game two delicious thereby assuring themselves that no Neither did any good. ! took six bot­ Mis* Doris Moore, who ha* been refreshment course* were served. ra*n uiU interfere with the game— tle* of Foley Kidney Pills and nni there for several months.- Arthur With the lees, bride's cake wa* ot games. now well. Foley Kidney Pills did me Moore will return to Sanford in about served. Lake and Langley have charge of *•11 the good and atopped r.ty bad habit h week or ten days, while Mr*. Moore Assisting the hostess in looking th* entertainment for next Wedncsand daughter will spend the winter after the pleasure of her guest* was ^*X and if they live up to their repu- u night,” write* Mr*. A. Faust. Knox­ ville, Mis*. Use Fcley Kidney Pill* in Georgia. Milton will attend school Mrs. 31. Altman. tutlon, the aforesaid entertainment for quick relief froln Backache. Rheu­ thla winter at Clermont, Ga. Enjoying the hospitality of M iu he something out of the ordinary . matic Pains. Dull Headarht-*, ’ Tired I*ei*er were Mr*. Herbert Meyeraon, ----------------------- 1— JUANITA SMITH ENTERTAINS MU* Diana Svcrln, of New York, NOTICE OP TEACHERS' EXAM- feeling and Kidney and Bladder trou­ ble. Refuse substitute!. Insist upon On Monday, little MU* Juanita Mrs. Barney Boorstin, Miss Elsie INATION Foley’*. Sold everywhere,—Adv. Smith entertained with a Spend-the- Coleman, Miss Gertrude Gruntbal, Teachers* examinations will be held Uay and swimming party. MU* Rose Maza, bliss Roberta Cohen, at the Sanford High School on AuAfter spending the day with games Miss Freddie Low Roach, Mr*. 31. gust 16th, 17th and lbth, 1923. All and contests of all kinds and a do- Altman, Miss Lena Cohen, M iu Rose teachers expet-ting to take these exMAhusacrueio iltfoua dinner, Juanita too kher guest* Rotenficld, M iu Nell Wineman, M iu aminatlons should notify the coUnty - t>ut to the lake for a swim. Gccilla Jacobs, bliss Marjorie Brash, superintendent of public instruction The Young guests wore Margaret Miss Lillian Schwartz, of Sanford, hot leas than one week prior to the Britt, Dorothy Gore, Clara Bray and Mrs. Ijeonard Grunthal, Miss Myga examination. A schedule of the exCEMENT PLASTER CO. llarMd Gere. ■ . Gninth*], Mrs. A. Morris and the amlnatfon will be furnished on applifci'.v sr l o u /s ^u s a : . honnrec, MU» Lonie Morris, and'rntidn. No feather residing In other otlyrrs.—Timee-Union. “idOiitfes of the state will ho admitted others------------------------- '------------------ to these examinations without writ­ Your W st answer i ----------------------- ten permission from the state superto the question of K1WAN18 WE1.COM E8 VISITORS intendent. Forma for application for Cement Piasters -------such permission may be obtained from IT ** • - __ V, (Continued from page 1) the county superintendent. "LAKES.—Florida has fresh water T. W. LAWTON, lakes by tbs thousand. Orange coun- D-8-1-4-7-11; W-b-3-10 Hurt. Ig with Circle No. 2 ,’ national writer* who have made n a picnic and cafeteria study of that sport, arc unanimous In Tbo Herald for first class job work. he Prin, EUROPEAN TLAN. OPEN ALL THE TEAR CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE W asherette Sateen Colored Voiles Colored Indian-head Checked j Colors: O range, L avender and Green Colored Soisette p ef.yaw iL �PPPI tA O B T W P r •' ' '¥> »■ T H E SA N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , iA•. fAc* ' U>A Y, A U G U S T 2 . 1923 stated that newspapers are the kJ u ' -t -J H > • - V should take leas than onc-thinl of sands of dollars in advertising of all strumenta th at largely g},Ip( * i ■ i:r i California he described as continually! descriptions to promote their trade. BjyAd Carter * that timci Tho mall train leaving K I D S ^ A* C ilim liy l dcatlqf p U h s ^ H r i the state ^ 7 changing from one extrem e. V t HI? ___ I I ». ny ■' i . hdro a t 8:20 in the moniing,* wllich And the result of th tir diseoyemles nation.—-Bartow Rocbrd. oilier and aa punctuated by Tali J is 'exactly ns npjilicnblc to Bartow ns 'carries many letters to ^atnpn, arrives ■^WfiEN* I A H e ra t* . B at laa. 1 _ilM ------- ---------------- - ’ j qce « OVER T* M r a— t ---- -------cloudy days, which make ^lori< ecrv i h A d ]A P O & , a « » . M w w lti iia tw fc Tim. in that city‘s about I p. m. The letters In any other city of whatever slxc. 5TEM D1S tVeOOVJNS n’m IO V ER "AN- I 1*UF! IC1TY TAX AN INVESTM EVf sunshiny January* and February! a WHAT VAIT. AvshAY i The advertising colmuns of a news­ carried by ft should reach their ad­ SSeNlROTHlrt* OF R D ttR r.* T 1 |T .< FFR YlrfO W E E K S » ^ The Herald Printing Co. paradise indeed. No tourist, he'said AIN’T paper are tho shop windows In which DO iVOMt HONEST/THINK ROYER T V JtU .dressee^ by ■i'j}. tn., but often they arc t^ T H E ti C O M E EACWJ Ihiblicily taxes whereby those ^ who is seeking a balmy and salubriom __________ r r n t , n n n m C O flR E e A tk f-O R ^ D o 'T O H THINK <3)' not. delivered until the next morning, the majority of the people nrc Inter­ benefit- pay for It has beer ----------------- -— K S Itor temperature in which to spend the HE’S a O ttE l-------FOR.- FOR f c VERf * I 8 j le tte rs sent by thte train leaving here ested. Through them they become profitable Investment In a n u m ^ j »m»<»rT*Tr,M irrr cold months of the year would select <T---- ' .------ - •• a .w -w •* » R . A. R R K ti _____ — O m n i H a a n tr a t 5:10 p.‘ m. should be delivered not acquainted w itheihe store and by the cities nnd counties of the ». noi.LT — A iffrtW aa Manager California In preference to Florida If later -than 11 m„ next day, but them they aro attracted to the store. This progresisve step is^iy no n l i OP. COURSE # H tU . ( he wore acquainted with the real L , M « trtla la a R a in H U * K aaw a ItjAtw. —j>crf t^ tak E g very frequently' they are not delivcrIt Is true, of coarse, thnt the vnlue confined to a few or the larger of A p p i le a t i e s ------- facts. e'd a t all on th at;n ex t day, but reach of nn advertisement is governed by more prosperous cltlos, in fact (fc I S SH IFT - c tr o a la lla a M « ThU same difference in climate h« r k a a c t n >-W a f t e r 1 b n . their addressees on the following dsy. tho value of the newspaper In which ----ascribed as Florida’s great advantage Who is to blame for this scandalous it • appears. Some newspapers are larger and k$Rrq„prtiBperous the ' la la trtB tM P r in la A lria w Is frequently can be traced m the t » ............ .............4 over California in citrus culture. Cal­ delay Is not Jcnownj'but It Is tho duty "taken" by people; others nrc rend. ■I* Maalfca ----------- ,---------------- - a.w ifornia can not produce, really edible r of ’-^hq'i postal |0fidols to discover-the The setting of the advertisement is e d return upon’ Uils form of inrMt. '< < *tl» > AM I n w l ta OMr *T Carr tar ment. * • ’*■* -•* «i i .. O— WcoM................ .................U Paata grapefruit a t all, and it raises only culprit and eliminate him from the plnccd In the news colmuns, just as A recent‘T itte r from the count, -"if* «• W „ k |r llrr- a few varieties ■of oranges success­ settles, and th h t' promptly. If this the sotting of n shop window Is the «Jr Aarart Semlaele Caaalr fully where Florida grows many. ■Silage* t m r FrMay. i A*rerso-called *ervl» Is a fair specimen background, tho fixtures, lights, ct com m lssibneW of'Lnki county to tkt L*aa k a a a t an opplteeof the boasted ^cpublicnn-efficiehey," cetera. Jn a pnpej: rich in tho es­ president of fhtJ'IJdke County Oua.f H* i* at, alwaya ta a lT a a n . Standardisation of brands nnd co­ operation among the growers, to­ then ’the soddtr tho people elect a sential qualities, such ns news, live ber of ComrrtfeVeoTs particularly MBHtaBn TUB ASSOCIATED KltBSS TTie AaaoetatOd’ Praia I* exclusively gether with extensive advertising democratic administration pledged to editorials, good fenturcs, all well csting In thnt If Aifehents facta nf •Milled to (La use for ranuhl (ration of .a n make n clean sweep of all Incompetent written nnd attractively arranged, figures provlpg th a t such expenditn Wl » « dlapBtohaa credited to It or aro what enabled California to hold nat otherwise credit *d in t h i s p ap e nnd cnrfclcss public servants, the bet­ readers find a daily interest. In. such is justified. It sayri: and alao tho looal nawo p u b lla n e its own In the northern fruit markets heroin. . . as long aa it has. Florida has now ter it will be for the whole country." a setting nn advertisement finds an '• “ D uring'the past four years then All rljrnts of re-pah) Icatlon of special passed Its western rival In citrus fruli ■lapatrhea herein are alao reserve*. And Tampa Is not the only place appreciative audience. Renders re ­ hns been paid from county fundi't, twteai RR H A tJ WPILftlWO, r bcoc 140 acreage, and a few more years should where fnail Is being subjected to vex- spect the pnper nnd respect the ad­ the Lake County Chamber of Co* TO ADVKIITIMKIISi Inj* and expensive delays. The Win­ vertiser. They look upon both as merco the sum of f.T7,i:u,i:i-la, In case' of errors or nmmlaalnn In sec It selling twice as many oranger legal or other advertlaementa The and grapefruit as California. / ter Pnrk Herald hns tho -following valunblc for, true Information and than tho cost of ono mile of pern*, Herald Printing Company iloea not nent road. "Tho only ndvantago California has comment to mnkc on the service: JaM Iteelf liable for damage further service. than the amount received for auch ad­ over Florida as a resort is its moun­ "Some cuts m ailed, to the Herald 4,ny your records during that nvertisements. This phase is often ignored by mer­ tains and variety of scenery," he con­ from Washington, D. C., special de­ chants in that they' will not be con­ riod you havo shown that throctgh cluded. "To some people the greatJ livery, last Tuesday, had not nrrived vinced that newspaper publishers are your influence 381 families have hills hold an Irroslstable lure and at the time tho paper went to press in the business for nny other reason located in laiko county. they will always be attracted by it." w m w M Friday noon. A manuscript mailed than just to mnjee mor.ey. It Is un­ "In the same period the nsimij INTERNATIONAL c a r Yo o n CO , Wc grant thnt this Is true. But nine from Sanford Wednesday night had fortunate thnt they cannot appreciate valuation of Lake county ha* increutf. out of ten, wc believe, will find Flori­ not reached the Herald Friday noon. thnt thare are mighty high ideals nnd cd from | (1,700,000 to 211,500,000. All class distinctions have been Mr. Chubb says the Items never *>“▼« standards in journalism just ns there wiped away In Orlando. Item in da's many goregous tropical scenes "In this period the population d fra u g h t With so much importance 1 Winter D«plr P ....................... t _ reached I’ark D Sentinel aayi thnt Marmon Hashed even more alluring than the impos­ the weight of proposals just like th a t we ‘hope thnt all will rend it __ nrc high Ideals in merchandising of Lake county hns doubled—the prod*, with a Ford in the ntiddlo of the main ing peaks of the west. At nny rato ’those qow. being made—rate lncrt:ases carefully *h d read it over nnd over. Florida should bring this annoying every kind. Every worth while paper, tion of citrus fruits increased fna J the lure of the highlands is not suf­ that will affect directly not only the afreet. condition to the attention-of the post- founded on enterprise, *courage, nnd •100,000 to 1.250,00 boxes—nnd in «. It Is so m eth in g that concerns not only ficient to oversomo the indisputable shipper but 'every business Interest ------------- o------------office department nt Washington. clean thinking, is nmbitious to bo of fry purt of Lake, county there j9 nt pre-eminence of Florida’s lnild cli- in the state of Floridn. Do not our tho grow ers of Seminole but all th e Atlnnta, Georgia, was having the great and benefleient influence in the dence of tremepdous growth uf Moorehavon la just n few Inches mntc, bathing benchos, and lovely mrrchqnts realize that the additional business Interest,* a* well since we same trouble, but a delegation went community from which it gets its great prosperity. above the flood waters and several waters. |1 G sought to be collected from the are all Interdependent upon jhc farm ­ tp the capital nnd got results. If the readers- It gets behind overj^worth citizens have gone to Tallahassee to “In including .in our budget f« shipper lessens by S15 the buying e rs fo r business. Wc arc glad, too, that not even a lack of funds to hire additional em­ while endeavor, behind religion, be­ *1023-24 1V4 mills we, the commiiiio*.' try and convince the engineers that California booster can dispute the power of thut>shippcr without letum ployes is really the cause of this in­ hind development, behind civic im­ ors of l.ako county,, believe, that k I water rises if It has no outlet, SOLVED BY CO-OPERATION. fact that Florida has gone nhend of ing a penny to the community either efficiency, the netx congress should provements. It is on the alert to meets with the approval of 100 p, | ----------- o----------California in citrus culture. Thlr directly or indirectly? The public.ns Brokerage houses are going broke As might have been expected, the take immediate steps to remedy It. stimulate optimism nnd courage, to cent of our. citizens, why are fuHj j achievement Is nil the more admirable a whole wnntn the railroads to pros The postal system Is something thnt point nut defects nnd provide sug­ cognizant of the worth of the Ui» j every day .which showa tlint you can I nthnt it hns been done In face of the per; tho public stands for a square *Georgia Cotton Growers' Co-opera- vitally effects every American, and gestions to sta rt action toward a fool some of the people all the time enormous rate concessions which the deal to both carrier and shipper; why tlve Association i* doing n. great poor service will not be tolerated.— remedy. It is ready to expose male­ County Chamber of Commore* la­ and all of the pcoplo some of the time the affiliated organizations. railronds have made to California in the name of common sense will the work for Its members and the state. Tampa Times. factor* or evil conditions which men­ but not all of the people all of the “TIi is mill age is not an ripen*, During the past week approximate­ roads persist in a policy thnt scorns shippers to enable them to compete ----- o—--------ace its city. Us columns are open to but nn investment, and is paying' time. i . ly a million dollars hns been dis­ with Florida. The next few years, incomprehensible because launched SPY GLASSES TO YOUR STORK. the best influences available for com­ tremendous dividends in building i, with all the thousands of nt-rea of nt n time when tho railroads of this tributed as a fourth payment to the munity thought or action. Lake county, cementing commumtia" All the other Republican bush­ new groves on tho ridge anil else­ country are enjoying tho greatest farmers who have availed themselves Newspaper advertisements furnish Reader interest and reader respect to eternnl friendship.nnd in crrittni whackers having toured Europe by where thnt will begin to bear, should measure of prosperity In our history? of Its marketing facilities and h fifth nnd final remittance which will be the means of the potential customer are the vital Issue*, A paper of the I n county loyalty unparalleled in tis a visit to Paris In order that they enn sec nnother gain here. -^-Lakeland Star-Telegram. made soon, is expected to bring the seeing the goods on the merchant's right kind sets out to secure these United States.”—Ft. Fierce New. soak Harding, Senator I-aFollotte - This article is not intended to •-----------o— — — has sailed for tho continent. Now "throw off" on California. ■ Califor­ OUR PRESIDENT—GOD KEEP 1IIM total for the past season up to nil shelves and the bargains be offers qualities before it considers advertis­ average of 2(1 cents n pound, or nlniut from distance. They are not (thc^ only ing. Revenue is the right of a paper watch for tho "wail of the lost souls" nia hns its charms nnd we are gind to The old story about the June brdt ono hundred and thirty dollars a source of advertising but they are which stands for tl\e best interests of who chnsed her husband out of tk when all these world travellers get grant them to It. Wo admire the Our President is ill. The nation predominant source without which a locality nnd certainly the pioncy bac^ in their seats in the senate in California boosternf spirit that has nt such a time can know neither halo. house one morning . after n “ipU' s, 1the other means also lose half their that merchants spend for advertising and then cried all forenoon Uviw November and begin telling what made the state what it is today. But North or South, ’East or West- It A comparison of the prices received value. in n newspaper of this sort is the lie didn't kiss her good-bye is timely they have seen of the World Court. we do contend, and this observant can know neither sectionalism nor by marketing through the association These figures are not achieved by best money they ever spend for the ogain^—Clermont Press. Callforninn-Floridlan joins with us in partisanship. A* 11 unit, one and un­ und those received by farmers who Rumor hns it thnt General Crowder our contention, thnt the great west­ divided, it bows in earnest prayer for handled tho selling of their own crops, newspapers but by merchants who increase of their business. American business leaders Iravo Tho Herald delivered six timei i may be recalled from Cuba. Our ern state has nothing fhich will com­ the speedy recovery of our President. shows thnt members of the associa­ spend ntrtiuplly thousands upon thouGenerals seem to be having a diffi­ pare with Florida's winter climate, .God keep him and bless him! At his tion have already received fit icon Ate j : mi| cult linlo with the "little brown ,lw^ h ry ro rta a p g citrus g r o v e * h j i r t n l in spirit ,-JJ dollars - mtiir , per lialt-thnn-tha-fit f IMS* * # Mflro't^rV ' M Lirlou.; parts of the W»California- hns never possessed the Americans, joining the group of anx- dependent seller, and the fifth dis­ sessions and in other parts of the advantages of Floridn, yet advertis­ iaus faces who arc watching over him tribution is expected to swell that • V ss world. Tho big army oflfrers are ing has made California, hits drawn in Sail Francisco. amount to twenty-five dollars per Just army officers and will never be tourists nml fruit growers nnd mjlThe Presidency of the United Slate* bale. .1 ,1 I J L . - l A*tT*-«rV- anything else. As governors or high lionnricn. Florida has learned a val­ —what greater honor may lie bestow­ The fotton Growers’ Co-operative officials In time* bf peace they qre uable lesson from it. And now Flor­ ed upon one?—alas, exacts sacrifice, Association is n selling nml and not - nihil. ida is going to continue to forge loo!" Tin* President must’ yield much a holding movement und gives its uhend of California, because its peo­ of iwrsnnal inclination and recreations members the benefit of way* and YES, WE HAVE NO BANANAS. ple have become imbued with a vision to public demands upon - him. The means which have long been employ­ and the cdurngc to realize it, public is a hard taskmaster. We have ed hy the Industrial producer. Its\ ----------- o----------Florida Is truly wonderful. Down known, only yesterday it seems, of object is to steady and standardize in 8t. Petersburg it rjiins fish, up TIIE GROWERS' FIGHT IK TIIE another beloved President of ours prices and not to inflate them. It PEOPLE'S FIGHT. here our orange trees grow dollars. who way stricken down in the midst additional earnings for the grnwei Orlando Reporter-Star. Yes, and are not forced out of the consumer, of his work. Several Florida newspapers are ask­ over here the pine trees grow pine­ but partly out of speculators nml The President is ill abed. Hei* apples.—Sanford Herald. Y*s, nnd ing this question: "Are the rail­ our President, the President, of this largely from the thrift nnd foresight over here the catfish have ki'teiis.— roads trying to force the roads to whole nation. And an In entire na­ in inn tin gem rut. Del.nml News. Yes. nnd over here the bo taken over by the government?" tion is watching anxiously, wntching, The Cotton Growers' Co-operative The reason for the question comes In organizing and building up tho Florida Citrus Exchange, we* beach has permanent waves.—Tarpon hoping, praying.—Jacksonville Jour­ Association is doing for Georgia what from a consideration of the recent Springs leader. tho growers who compose it, havo been determined to develop a sales tlie Florida Citrus Exchange is doing nal. movement by the rail ways to iinpoao ----------- o--------------------- o----------fur Florida. machine capable of handling to advantago all tho grapefruit and an increased tariff on the growers of FLORIDA AND CALIFORNIA. Til hi BENEFITS OF CO-OPERA­ It is said that applications for oranges we produce. 1 -Itw*' Floridn fruits and vegetables in the membership in the association are TION. Two of the greatest states in the shape of additional refrigeration Wc havo recognized fully th at our profits depend upon the ad-now being received at the rate d union for diversified crops nml fine charges, amounting to abpul $15 a vantage to which wo sell tho bulk of our production—wo have real-' several hundred a day, since it* rec­ More und more a* the years of stiff climate nnd the Herald never mukes a car in addition to pretty stiff reg­ ord during the past year ha* proved competition and money grabbing gl> ized that wc cannot make money ju st by selling a small p a rt of our; any comparison between them for ulations .covering the type of crater its great vnlue In satisfactory mar­ by we can see that only by standing - output a t high prices.V’ I they are both- goml states and need nnd lm)K's:'to be used, imposing a * '* *• ' V no defense. California has some fea- penalty of 20 per cent for failure to together in tin- various lines of indus. keting of the crop. try enn we possibly gel by and get Also wc have kept in mind the largo proportion of goldena and The only wonder is that some, asso­ turcs that Floridn lacks and vice comply with these regulations russets, as compared with brights and fancy fruit, in tho grapefruit versa. One thing that California '.No wondor the growers are up in what is corning to u*. This is true ciation of this nature ha* not been in does do more than Florida is to ad­ arms. Meetings ure being held all of every business. It is more than operation in Georgia long ago.—St. and orange crop of Florida—a proportion not likely to bo materially vertise and herein lies much of her over the state in protest against the true of the farming game for here is Petersburg Times. changed in the early future. ----------- o----------success. That article rend by John proposals of the curriers. Thnt t a r ­ an industry that is different from tinX rest. Farming is the only business SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE Jinkim at tho Kiwnnis Club yesterday ried out so successfully in laikelanJ Consequently, we havo builded our sales department to givo equal was filled with good things nlmul yesterday will be a help in bringing where a man makes something by hi* MAIL SERVICE. efficiency in handling citrus fruits of all grades. So well have we both states nnd the writer wound up i pressure to Iwnr upon the Interstate own efforts and then glvVs it to a succeeded that now it is unnecessary to sell any one grade for less man to sell for him—thnt is he did by saying thnt Florida was realy the Commerce Commission to suspend the The editor of the Florida Christian in the years gone by,. Now it i* dis­ than tho fruit is worth in order to get fine prices on another, grade. best in the United States* The Tam­ action of the notice of the railronds Advocate, published in iJtkclnnd, re. covered that the farmer can co-oper­ pa Times says: which would put tho new tariff into cently .did s^nio investigating of the We could nnd would do much better for ourselves If we did not A former Florida ninn, who is now effect on the tpnth of August. The ate one with nnother nnd by business; mdil service afforded subscrilM-r*. He methods of rnising and shipping pro^ have to offer our fruit in competition with tho lower prices almost living in California and whose offi­ time is short and the forces arrayed found, among other things, thnt fre­ constantly offered by non-cooperative and speculative marketing cial connection with the United States against the grower* nrc powerful and ducts of the farm sell his own pro -' quently and persistently it requires • department of agriculture forbids our formidable but the ’power of public ducts at a profit. Note .in an edi­ from two to four days for his paper! agencies. And you, who sell through them, would make more money. Using hji name, gave us- a few facts opinio nis even more wonderful in torial in this issue on the growing to reach subscribers in Tampa. News, tho other day which should disillusion getting results when the goal in sight nml shipping of cotton in Georgiu papers mailed in Iaikcinml on Thurs­ Your interests and ours are identical. Tho interests of no pri­ the average Floridian nnd touirst is so tremendously important Aside this year that the Co-operative Asso­ day or Friday often arc not delivered vately-owned marketing concern are allied with your interests. When . about the much press-agented charms entirely from the specific purposes ciation sold cotton ut( a profit und in Tumpa until the following Mon­ you sell through any of the speculative or non-cooperative agencies of California. sought In this latest development in made something for the rneiVibcrs day. whenothers outside of the associa­ you lose money for yourself and for every other Florida grower. I The subject ramc up during a trip the strange policy adopted by the We have heard considerable com­ tion did nut make nny such profits. to one of the delightful gulf, which railroads ns a whole. It I* a wellplaint from Tampans on the same , . ‘ 1 '* 'tiG il p.irfi £ in Florida I* never too rough and known fact that the railroads (|>cnd Such a thing* in this day nnd time grounds, in regard not only to second* Why not next teuton try what . 2 neither too warm nor too cold, the thousands of dollars in publicity tliat when cotton is difficult to raiso and class mail m atter but also to letters. ’ cooperative marketing; con ‘JDI •'■ Hill I * market «|H-ak* highly, for thu right visitor from California remarked that has for its purpose the nttrm ting of Such delays are inexcusable. The do for you on citruo fnkitnf* T f* i,;tid 1 I R I ( kind of a co-operative association. It waa his first enjoyable salt water ttalfic over its lines nnd the settle­ Tampa postofficc, we believe, is as ztsim since bo left Florida. He de­ ment of the country through which And one sentence in that article tells efficient ns any in the Mate, but * clared that the Pacific, despite J ta the railroad lines pass, by a thrifty, the whole story ns follows: there secina to be a general lack Th**« or* «• ■torkhal4»rs, n* I h K r a li or ladirlfaol proSte, *• laltletl— "Its object is to steady and stand­ of efficiency in the untire postal sys­ bathing beauty pictures and prolific oncggqtic and intelligent people. All f**9 or la Ike FlarlOa Cltraa Esahoac*. Yea cap keeemo • n eoeber If T*« will bat cooperate. Cancall tko nano r of tho aroreot asoocfatloa advertising, la always disagreeably aorta of repMocnta lions are held out ardize prices nnd not to inflate them. tem that is causing the trouble. For •r •«*b-iiarluu>«c or write the baelarec a u a ii a t Tea>pO| y i M t l e , cold, and that ila beaches, with their In the literature issued by the roads; Its additional earnings for the grower instance the Punta Gorda Hwrald haa jagged rocka and steep declines, make money is spent with a lavish hand iq are not forced nut of the consumer the following to say of the .service be­ 'even a few mlnutca in the water a painting a glowing plrture of what but partly out of speculators and tween Punta Gorda and Tampa: pan be accomplished by the settler; lurgely from tho thrift and foresight . ’veritable nightmare. "The mail service between Punta , Speaking of California's other win- appropriations are made for the em­ of its management." Gorda and Tampa needs thorough of­ . ter tourist facilities, this man, who ployment of high-class men whose ' The above paragraph is something ficial investigation. Letters, clearly —* baa lived all the year round in both mission is to create good will between th a t should bo weighed carefully by and properly addressed to Tamps by Florida and California, praised Flor­ the roads and the public—al! these the growers of tho Sanford'section Punte Gorda writers, often take ida's winter climate as the best in things are done and then, BANG!, and of every part of Florida. It more than twenty-four houra to reach the United plates. The weather in tbt whole thing goes to smash A,n‘*cr meant) so much to all of them. It is their add re* sees; whereat, they * . 'i t . 1 • T9J.I lE n tf 1 f 4.( .v i: <**i • * ■ -.iVtti. 1*49.1 k*«J -i jst SanfordDailyHerald I LTHEA^mCANrltjfsayfsSOCIATTo*! fe plained TTWv to conform with Florida^Conditions IS T & F L O R ID A (CITRUS �* . ' ii:i ■i» ’•{''- THE SANF01RD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1923 P r in c e ss T h e a tr e A |t - ' - to H a to to to to to .p a H * .,* nounces B ig Reduction lit Prices— 10c and 20c £ FLORIDA FACTS : -------- ' Ha m • The value of Florida’s or- Hu H* ange trees last year to ** amounted to $16,800,17?t in m Polk county topped the to * list with »3,870,692 worth. to *W Lemon trees throughout ,to to the state were valued a t He to 8340,121. with Polk again to to ' *n the lead with |847,GB1 8* Hu worth. pw to Ten and a *half million Ha Ha dollars worth of phosphate Hs to was shipped from Florida to 1* in 1021, , HU to Duval county's business In to establishments last year to to numbered 891, Capital In- to to vested (including lands, Ha to buildings, improvements, to to machinery, cash) totaled to H« $20,480,300. to to The average number of ’to to . wage earners in these es- to to ' tablishments was 0,341, to to whose total wages reached to to $7,211,234. to to First attempts at public to t o education in Florida wero to to made In 1822 when Flori- t o to da was organized ns n ter- to to ritory by congress, but no to to popular interest was shown to to in msttcra of education ex- to to cept In conduction with to to some mission schools main- to to tained by the Catholics. to to Then David Floyd, Esq,, to to Moses E. Levy, Dr. Edward "to to Aiken, John Duva) and oth- to to era organised on January to to 22, 1831,-the Florida Edu- to to cutinnal Society at Talla- to to hassec. Records show that to to this organisation aroused, to to much public interest in the to to "sacred cause of education." to to Florida's first census was to to taken in 1830. The pcnln- to to suln portion was practically to to uninhabited except for a to to few smnll settlements along to to the east coast. . ( to to Not until 1850 had the to to inhabitants become nunier- to to ous enough to estimate tho to to density of population. There to to wns about one inhabitant to to to throe squnro miles at that to to time. v to to Notde persons in Centrul to to Floridn average about one to to to every 5,000 of white pop- to to ulation, according to Who's to to Who. to to to .to to to to to to to to to In a large displny advertisement in today's Herald,, Manager Herndon, of the Prlnccaa Theatre, announce* a drastic cut in the price of admission to this nhpular movie house. In the future the prices of admission will be ]0c and 20c, and the same high class programs will be continued. A .force of .men are busy re-arranging the in­ terior of the building, seats arc being impaired. every care will be taken - t tifce *L* comion. comfort oi of patrons, ana and mo the Of , Herald is assured that children will required to remain quiet during shows. •pCKUT BOOTH AT MILANB TREATER A TIJING OF BEAUTY The ticket booth th a t will be used by the Milano Theater is one of the most beautiful pieces of work in our city. It was built by-tho Sanford Novelty -Works of which Mr. V. C. Collar Is proprietor and was designed fay J4 r.,H . S.,Salieck foreman of the wood working department of this flirm, and does the designer great 'credit. R r. \ Selleck did the entire wood work doing m ost of it by hand. It Is made of gum finished in mahog­ any ‘with polished glass windows and a brass grill work In front of the ‘ticket window. The inside being fin­ ished in panel work setting forth much taste used by the builder. The - staining, varnishing and phinting is the work of Mr, H. E. Wise the pafnt foreman of the seme firm, and this also does much credit to Mr. Wise. This piece of furniture equals any thing that might be built anywhere in this country, and goes to show that Sanford has as fine a wood work­ er and finisher that mny be found any where. We task that every one that can como and have a' look at this piece of work. W* congratulate the designer.and wish him much success and tru st th a t it may be the means of securing tho building of other pieces of furniture of this style and design. The management of the theater ex­ tends publicly their thanks to the firm and the workmen connected with this piece of work for the extra ef­ forts put forth ns shown by the fin­ ished product.—Milano Theater. *- r . , . western Babies Prove Hardier Than Eastern Infants Says Report; Seek Lower Death Rate Nationally -TT* 4* t - - " ■ r ■ ■* * . CORRECTED HAY 1, 1923 South Bound Arrivo 83....... ~~-2:3G*.m, Departs 2:4(1 n.m. 8:40 a.m. 2:45 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Northbound Arrive __1:48 a.in. ....11 *16 aim. Departs 2:03 n.m. 12.05 p.m. 3:62 p.m. Departs 7:30 a.m. 3:26 p.m. Leesburg Branch Arrivo ------ 3 :55 p.m. ......... 2:45 p.m. Thursday* Aug, 2, Departs WOMEN Lnsy Hones, a twO-ree! remedy. 1'stho News. M T i n i u r , AL’ n r s T 4 Colilnin Presents Oviedo llranrh Arrivo xNn. 120.......... 7:45 p.m. xNo. 127.... x—Daily, except Sunday h S T o A W a arsc/O N OF HIS, PRIZE rtANSP/ELD B A B IE S t )A tA M jrtcui (Mtk» tftAX-n imMVcrraAnoft! Pacific Coast fatbits hnvo proved mote bale and hearty than their brothers and Bisters living in other .section of the country, No longer does the tenderfoot East set tho pace sb an example of how to live tho perfect life. This ia tho view of Dr. George T. Palmer, director of icicarcn, America^ Child Health Asso­ ciation, who la shown in the inset. He ssyat “ * ‘ ‘ ‘Go _ paid. The young hian went and found it an jxcellent place to bring up his family. The most attractive,spots for babies have just been revealed by the pub­ lication of the infant mortality sta­ tistic! for 1922 In OSS cities or over 10,000 populatlon,as compiled by tho American Child Health Association. "Oregon, represented by four cities of over 10,000 population, is the win­ ning State with a rate or 68.0. This means that during tho year out of •very thousand babies bom 68.0 died. Fifty-eight and six-tenths teems a lot but it Is tho boat record made by any state in the Union. Oregon's rate may be compared with Tennessee where 103 out of every thousand babies born failod to reach their first birthday. "Taking the figures for each state and averaging them for aoctlons of . the country, the Pacific Coast trio— Washington, Oregon and California —win first honors with a rato of 60.7. Tho west-north central section, rep­ resented by - Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri is second with a rate of 09.8. The best.,showing .♦ ait of the Mississippi is that of the '•sat*north gtnUal section repra* f “BACKBONE” A ’stn ry nf (lie North' Woods. Hunuhln. Com. i'dy itiHl also a Mutt and JcfT Cornell)*, Knx New*. • MOV IIAY, AUnttST O « .U w>n i i m r s l . J n t i n l l i r r * M . r « In “SHERLOCK HOLMES” sented by Wisconsin, Illinois, Michi­ gan, Indiana .and Ohio, The rato was 77.8, Oth^r yates in order wero west-south central 79.8: mountain, 80.B: middle Atlantic, 81.4; Now Eng­ land, 00.7; South Atlantic, 02.4, and east-south central, 02.0. "Returns were secured from 82 of the 48 states. With the excep­ tion of fire states, all ate in the U. 8. Birth Registration Area, the accuracy of whose records are accepted by the U. 9, Census Bureau. In tne states not heard from the machinery for securing records is incomplete. South Dakota, Nevada and Arizona hare no satisfactory laws requiring complete reporting of births and deaths. Massachusetts is missing in the New England states. I t is explained that tho Bay State has a system by which records aro deposited wlthi town clerks, tho health departments having no con­ trol over their collection. "Adequate methods for registra­ tion of births in every state in the Union is ono of the primary object­ ives of the American Child Health Association, a national organization working to advance child health enro throughout, the coutnry. By develop­ ing better methods of health educa­ tion for children in tho schotfl* and stimulating tho interests of parents, teachers, and workers with children everywhere in fhe observance of fundamental health practices, the association !■ centering its effort on the building of a future citizenship In the nation whoso improved stand, A n i » ,.p f b g a l t h „ * r i l ! J n w r e . . n Departs A Mystery Vnsi oil rams of London's under­ world. ,lfox News. * rtiHqiAV, Aim 1st t A ( I r r a t S o c l r l r U r n io n Y ' ‘RICH p ia s t e r y A pWALL BOARD • ftO O flM c i BfHetts etc M EN’S W IVES” koiuI twn-rrel entnndy. W K U .V K M U V , A i m i ’HT N P nt I'rrsm ta ‘A FR IEN D LY H U SB A N D ’ A mmi-Oy limind o n tlm m o t h e r - i n - l a w a n x l a Untili* Nows. T U M IH flA Y , AUOUST » “Shirley o f the Circus” sto ry m ntfclninir rtfiyrtitUrn Al Bt. Jo h n Comedy. A c irru s ro m a n c e , and d l l l > A V , A l ' « i t s f IS. if you nrf Kotng in build. of roll run you want the very lir«t material* In no Into It. nml you ran «fforil in unit only tin* lu’nf when you donl with iin. \Vt> ihiirun ri'SNottnlilt- |irlr<-n fur iiunllty ointi-rinln. • C H a r lr a l in y In “A TAILQR-M ADE M AN” A dniwily drams ndniitrd from the sunt) itlay. A good two-rc«l comedy. * aAir un ii a y , A im u r r it D u s tin P i n i u n i In ‘W HILE JUSTICE W AITS’ A w.'Mcrn mrlndWimn. KniiMliInn remedy, also Mull nod Jrff. - ,F t -------t New*.---- r ----- i * ' 11 - - - . . ,L Hill Lumber Co, j j A d m lM lo n 10 a n d lift O K U Special O rch e stra Concert Phone 130, Sanford Proceeding Pictures • *» « • ' p ro -' gressively decreasing infant death; rate Jn tao community," ——“ WHEN YOU GET PAST FORTY. When you're just n bit pnst forty, Anti your hair is turning gray, And you feel n wee bit naughty, You will shake your head nnd say: “Oh, I used to 1h> some popper, Anti a ladies' man that’s all. Now I'm Just u bit past forty. * And for me'they do not fall.” G O O D ,- Y E A R ^S erv ice Si;•it ion “Q ALE" and “ barO gain" ara attractlv s w ords. But thsro Is something more attractive in Standard Goodyear Servlca. For bno thin*, It Is trust­ worthy. When you buy a Goodyear Tire us authorized Dealers, you tnoui we'll help you get all-the mile­ age out o f It. That's reefeconomy. "Bar­ gains" som stlm ss aren't. d * t j * 4ubmm *■ »(»« 1 fa t fort «A .m « * * » |« a a ta n r fa r* K E N T VULC. WORKS Oak Avenue and Third Street When you’re just a bit past forty, It is up to you, I'm told, To keep playing with the youngsters, Do not let yourself grow old. Sing their song* nnd dance tholr dances. Do not fall to let them sec Though you're Just a bit past forty, That your heart’s still twenty-three. —J. M. Cunningham. They say Pnris women are wearing pantalettes, but we suy it tuny be a safety, pin shortage.—Orlando Repor­ ter-Star. 1 GOODYEAR ---------------- |i w w i N U M i u i i u i u » u i m i i i u m » i u i m u i H M i Check Payments are Safe * • 4 % % money pflym entaare rfskyl .Why not start a Checking: Account with thfs bank—and pay by check? % This brings accuracy and convenience to your business* and removes the risk of loss. ’■* * * Established 1887 . — By VISCOUNTESS ASTOR, in World’s Work. When you’re Just a bit past forty, And your children think you're old, And they speak of Dear Old Daddy, Don't it make your blood run cold When your age by youth Is measured T When you're just a bit pnst forty, And your heart ia twenty-three. a M f Ifc. mmm C•**>... — The*Courage and the Vision and the Clean Love of the Mother a s i R ■ /■>* <■ AM striving to take into public life wlial any man gels from liis motlrer and most men get from their wives if they dipso wisely—the courage, and the vision, nnd tho clean loro of a mother. That quality bus done more thou anything in the world to make up civilization. Men know that, and wc women know it, tao; nnd wo feel that if wo can get a little nf that into public life, that is our only contribution. That is the only thing wo have got. Wc uru not coming just as women. Women ore of no-more tn>o than men. I t ia what wo bring thnt is going to be useful, and a great many of us think, thnt wc have more moral courage sometimes than men. Women know thnt physical courage is ensy enough, hut moral courngc takes a hit of doing. We feel that we have got moral courage, nnd wo know, that wo have got a clean love, and we know that we huve got to he unselfish. If wq wero not unselfish, mankind would not be here. That is tho mothers’ contribution lo life. We arc bound to bo unselfish, and wc think wo have got a great, vision. It is thnt which v;o ask men to accept. That is all wo wont to do. We don't want to go into politics ^eeauso of ourselves.- We know that public life, just ns much as private life, needs this mothering thought. When men arc Mr,tidering around, sometimes n woman sues ss quick on public things ns she docs on private. Men think we women talk so much. It u true, wc do; but even then, we,don’t, tell them half we know. ’ , ______ ____ W eekly W eather and Crop B ulletin - * To the People of Sanford: We are opening up a - new business at 317 East'First Street ' Friday, Aug. 3rd We are making a specialty on ajl kinds of Fresh and Fancy Vegetables; Live and Dressed Chick­ ens, Fresh Fish, Lobsters, Shrhnp and all kinds of sea food. Fish dressed upon request. thf peninsula, und the harvesting of early corn was completed in some lo­ calities. Mostly ^oed progress was made by canc, peanuts, swot-1 pota­ toes, cow pens, and velvet beans. Some localities made a splendid corn crop; but nu a whole, the crop will lie, short; some late corn is doing Vrell, the rainfall just about meeting Its requirements. New sweet potatoes \ are In market; yet, planting continues in some localities. Seed beds for fall truck were prepared, and strawberry planting continued—local showers are needed In sumo instances. Citrus tress are in splendid corAlitlon, in­ cluding Sstsuma groves in the west. Sotting pints apple slips continued. For the wuek ending July 31, 1923. Temperatures were mode rule dur­ ing 'm ost of the week,-especially in the west where the deficiency averaged about 3 degrees daily. Precipitation was frequent and locally heavy Jn the northern and western divisions; it was less general, nnd it was not so heavy elsewhere in tho section; In fact, moderate showers would be.beiu' eficial. locall yin the central and south­ ern portions of tho peninsula, al­ though soil m lijture is generally am­ ple on all low jmids. Water continues high in the EvAlglades district, whero We imn't understand how women practically nothing.is being done in the way of ptantlng crops. The wet hasr so much. Their cars 'nrd much weather was unfavorable for cottpn smaller than men’s.—tOcsla Star. in tho northern and western divisions, intensifying damage, rust, nnd shed­ IT DRIVES OUT WORMS ding. There was more sunshine and The surest sign of worms in children fa less rain in the lower northern and lock of interest in play, frct/uldekiag a t the central counties , where cotton is sleep. When planted, resulting In local improve s symptoms appear it it ment in the condition of plants'; olthough the season ts too far advanced, drives out Uis worms and puts the little to expect any material betterment In ^ *u*d *<>health agpin. Whjj*'s tk i « . as! ..iChtam.Vermifuge has a record of Mtr the. condition.of .k the. cotton „plant, id use. PriocSSc. Sold by little or no effort-is being m ad*..to1 ,*i|B faHl combat weevil damage over most of j UNION PHARMACY I ksu w g ,th* t* Sanford, Florid* Pay us a visit and see for yourself. Phone your wants to us. Call No. 481-W. Quick Delivery. f SANFORD. FLO RID A 317 HAST FIItST STREET Next Door to Smith liras. Furniture Store I I m 1 i * - » '' ti -"■r * * '*■■■:rk* ■■•? *. . , �m THEt . SANFORD J rP P HDAILY H LHERALD, J P , J7f.THURSDAY, ^ AUGUST 2, 1923 PAGE FOUR BBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBflBBBflBflBBBMBBflBBBBBBBBnBflnflflBBIBBBBflaBflBaBBBBBaHBBflBflBnBBBflflBBHBS&SBBBflflBflBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBB'B O N ACCOUNT OF H A V IN G Q U ITE A N U M B E R OF PICTURES A L R E A D Y P A ID FOR I AM A B L E TO REDUCE M Y REG ULAR ADM ISSION rg , ; ; N IN G F R ID A Y OF THIS W EEK TO n C h i l d r e n —l O * I .> a * ■1 and v " vr / , BEGIN- ( j 201 C e n t s —A d u l t s — Param ount, M etro, F irst N ation al, Goldwyn, Jew els and other Specials j j My program w ill con sist o f th e sam e h igh class p ictu re^ such a s A*" ________ I ■ L JC % M 1‘ * l l t o IT . __ * 9 A n I ) ■ GOLF BOW LING T E N N IS BOXING BASE BALL NEWS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida State League Orlando 7, Tampa 3. Brndentown K, Kt. IVte 1. Daytonn 2, Lakeland 13. Nntinnnl League New York 1, PiUahurRh 2. Boston 2, Chicago ft. Philadelphia II, (Ilnrinnntl 5. Brooklyn 10-0, St. Louis 11-7. American League Chicago 4-3, Boston 2-7 (first game, eleven Innings). SL Louis 2-ft, Philadelphia 0*3. Cleveland 5, New York 3. Detroit-Washington, wet grounds. * m U ** -V WHERE THEY 1*1,AY TODAY Florida Stale League Lakeland nt Orlando. Daytona nt Brndentown. Tumpa n l St. Petersburg. n t ;■ Ik -; ,% I I#i w■ '■» '*■ W IV) ft to ■m 4p i 1 • f1 HOW THEY STAND w •r \ Jpf • ~ *3 . ► ; to Vr i m vnHtiji *dm* * 1ft 7* *m ‘ M ft lilj,, *' NK w '/ to r «• * ap x -R ii « ' fd { t . * • «* ;■ i i ; ? *m hi z >6 r gfja r ft* U *5 ' *ftLv'.W. jf e f• l.L ’* M ' ** & L- ‘-a w» '*1^'. f .- 5 f,r 'ii l • ji * * 2, m Pj m m \ .. ,* f 5 ; e r f li'J VK*> * S£» L ‘ a2 i l (J • ■ r l Floridn State League Won Lost1) 2H Orlando ... .........n Ilrnilontuwn ....... .. 25 20 18 Lakclanil 21 10 Ht. I’eU'raUurg 23 Dnytunn .......... . .. 15 27 T am pa-.... W. a Pet. ..757 .004 .474 .432 .395 National Lea pile Won t.'ist Pet.] .030 30 .. 02 Nt-w York .015 .17 5‘ . ) l'itt Hlmrjrli .012 :ih 00 Ginciruinti .... .520 47 51 .ChtraRo .505 48 .. 40 Brooklyn .505 50 . 51 . Ft. Louis . .320 00 .11 I’hilaiielpliia .278 70 27 Boston — —---* • American League Won Lost Pet. .077 .11 . 05 Now York .511 45 .. 53 ('level a nil .537 41 .. 51 St. Louis . .489 48 .. 40 (-hieiiRO .489 40 ........... ... 44 Detroit .442 53 I'hilnilelplii ft ....... .. 42 .441 52 41 Wa sill net mi ........ .372 50 . 35 Boston ..... ----- 0 •—LOW T1D1-S ON BEACH, 11123 . Forenoon and a flernoon tides occur at approximately the name hour and # minute. July Date June 1 4:05 4:31 2 4 :fi5 5:20 •3 5:47 (1:02 4 (1:43 7:dl 7:50 5 7:21 8:51 0 8:17 0:44 7 0:07 8 0:57 10:38 l) 10:44 11:3U JO J 1:30 11:50 11 12:10 ’ 12:21 1:10 12 1:00 1;55 18 1:40 14 2:20 2:38 jr. 2:(i’i 3:15 4:00, 10 3:34 •1:51 17 4:21 5:48 18 5:08 It) 0:02 0:47 20 7:02 7:51 8:07 21 7:34 22 8:32 0:50 23 0:30 11:01 24 10:28 11:50 25 11:20 * 12:07 1:02 20 12:24 1:53 27, 1:18 28" 2:10 2:41 20 2:50 3:20 30 3:4(1 4:08 4:40 31 Aup. 5:33 0:14 7:11 8:0(1 0:00 0:57 10:52 11:14 11 :r.o 12:42 1:31 2:13 3:04 3:51 4:10 0:32 0:30 7:31 8:40 0:43 10:54 11:13 11:53 12:47 1:37 2 't!2 3:01 3:44 4:20 5:00 5:52 Sept. 0:28 7 :20 8:17 9:21 10:11 11:08 11:41 12:17 1:08 1:51 2:47 3:35 4:24 5:18 0:14 7:18' 8:22 0:25 10:25 11:21 11:57 12:31 1:18 2:01 2:42 3:21 3:55 4:32 5:10 5:52 i Oct G: tl 7:38 H:37 0:30 10:32 11:2<l 11:51 12:40 ] :38 2:28 3:18 4:00 5:00 5:57 0:50 8:02 0:03 10:00 10:50 11:45 12:07 12:53 1:37 2:19 2:50 3:20 4:00 4:43 5:22 0:09 0:50 Piral q u arter Full Moon Last quarter July 5 June 28 Juno 21 Aug 4 July 27 Juty 20 Sept. 3 Aug. 20 Aug. 10 Oct. 3 ftert* 24 Sept. IT ' &W ’ Dal.y He raid on Mite nt Joc'a Smoke JiouM, Mobley a Drug b u r# and tl Hunt’* Pharmacy. Mrs. Bergdoll w as.very happy „ j Ing point’’ for pjoridn os n summer the good, clean wholesome attractions she set sail for Switzerland to visit wc have—such,as no other state in resort. B A SE BALL the union can boast.—Pensacola Nows. her son, Bergdoll. Mother jovc i, V(rT Nowhere else In the world are there wonderful.— Miami Herald, FOOT BALL jeh bathing benches ns in this stntc. Notice that the prize beauty in he beaches nre free from pollution B A SK E T .B A L L When you seo a fellow with hi, Cuba Is a telephone girl; those ad­ of nny kind, nnd here in Pensacola, R . L . S H IP P , E d ito r T R A P SHOOTING suspenders fastened with match*) dressing her should rememjicr that nt tho north-western extremity of you know ho mnrricd u successful she has plenty of rings.—Tlmesthe state, not only do the benches lure, woman.—Baker County Standard, but tlie cool breezes by day and night, Unlon. Southern G olf Champs Two L ightnin g BULLDOGS, TAKE the glorious moonlight, anil the charm or social life add to the pleas­ ANOTHER FROM i Double P lays W ill P lay for Open summer. Than a Mustard Flaitsr J?Qf ’or Coughs and Colds, Head.* THE SMOKERS ureInofSouth Save the' R eds G olf Championship Florida the cities are aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism largely, deserted In the summer by and All Aches and Pains CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.—Cincinnati TAMPA,_ Aug. 2.—Orlando streng­ ATLANTA, Aug. 2.—Golf such ns tourists, but here In Pensacola sum1 thened its hold upon first place in the hunched hits on Ralph Head in two ALL DRUGGISTS Is seldom seen in the country, is ex­ mer is our tourist season, iample from 35c and 65c, jar* and tube* pected in the matches between Bobby innings yesterday, and defeated the State Lcrigue by beating the Rmok-* Alabama, Georgia and other states Hospital size, $3.00 Jones and Perry Adair, open cham­ Phillies, 5 to 3. Two lightning dou­ ers horc yesterday by a 7 to 3 score are coming in -increasing numbers ev­ ble plays cut off the threat of the lor a clean sweep of the series. Tho pion of the United States, and south­ ery summer to enjoy the benches of score: ern amateur champion, on one sido, Phillies In the Inst two innings. the city nnd nlong the' nearby const Orlando ................ 000 .110 0.10—7 Tho score: atonal of Chicago, and shrdlu u n u n resorts. ■ l ................... 001 020 000—3 and Jock Hutchison, noted profes­ Philadelphia .....000 102 000—3 11 2 Tampa Last winter there was much talk sional of Chicago, and Frank God- Cincinnati ....... 200 100 20x—B 10 0 of a publicity* campaign f o r Pensa­ Head and Wilson; Benton, Lutguc GROWERS ABLE chaux, runner-up to Adair this year cola. This was followed by talk of and Hargrove. in the southern title match, on the a West Florida publicity campaign. TO TA K E ONE other. They will meet on August 11 PITTSBURGH, Aug. 2.—Pittsburg FROM SA IN T S But while we 4alk, time passes. and 12. West Fforldn, and particularly Pen­ evened the count of a five game ser­ Extends to Orlando and Daytona ns well as the hundreds of The first thirty-six holes will he sacola, should got busy and put out ies with New York by winning the ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2.—St. bottles wo put out in Sanford every day played hero on the East Lake course fourth game yesterday 2 to 1.‘Score: Petersburg dropped th Inst !fnmo ,jf l,il)ino good,publicity, calling attention Saturday, August 11. and the last New York .... . to Pensacola as the ideal winter and 100 000 000—1 B 0 thirty-six at Belle Meade, Nashville, Pittsburgh ......... 000 002 OOx—2 4 1 lha series with llrndentown hero yes­ summer -resort. terday, ft to 1. The score: the following day. ELDER SPRING S W ATER Bentley, Jonnnrd mid Gowdy; Coop­ Brndentown ... No other city in Florida can so . BIO 010 100—8 Two special cars will convey God- er and Schmidt. St. Petersburg 4 0()0 000 001— 1 truly claim to Ih? the ideal nll-yenrchnux, who is rated ns seventh host round resort ns can Pensncoln,- with on account of its purity is fast becoming the drinking water amateur player in the country, and ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.—St. Louis went its wonderful beaches, and its inter­ LET’S ADVERTISE CLEAN for’Central Florida. It is also recommended for use in bat­ the big gallery from Nnshhvillc to Into a tie with Brooklyn for fifth esting surroundings. t BEACHES (IF FLORIDA'. Atlanta for the first half of the place by capturing n double bender teries. If you are not drinking Elder Springs W ater nowLot us toil the world about our match, and on the return trip. A large from tho Dodgers here yesterday. The give it a trial. The Palm Beach Post calls atten­ clean beaches, 'our wonderful surf, delegation of Atlantn golfers is ex­ scores: pected to journey to tho Tennessee Brooklyn ___ 111 101 104—10 13 3 tion to the fact that Florida’s bench our health-giving breezes, our ideal resorts are clean, while the bcachci; location, and our delightful social city to see the finish. St. Louis ...... 000 081 002—11 13 1 nldhg the Jersey Consl and New York life. PH O N E 311— W E’LL DELIVER AH plans for holding the m atch1* G. Smith, Decatur, Dickormnn, Florida does not wish to profit by bench resorts are m i polluted that in have been perfected. One of the lend­ Grime* and Taylor; Stuart, Sherdel New Je rse y , Governor Sjlzer has or­ the misfortune of any other state, ing social features will be a bnniiuet and McCurdy. * dered an official ime.-ligation of the but pollution is not a misfortune, it at Belle Meade Country Club in bon­ Second game: cause. is a mistake. And any city which er of the stars and the Atlanta visi­ Brooklyn Oil 200 002 Olio 00—0 12 0 A recent Issue o f the New York makes such a costly mistake, deserves ters, when W. It. Cnje, of Nashville, [t 000 41(1 001 000 01—7 14 3 Times carrier an «■!it >ri.d comment to suffer for it. will he toastmnster 4Mul-\v*droiNtt the. ; •J>• *• *• * *■ * iljekcrmap «iyuil D’Uercy* writhes*: camHtiijffw *•* •?•**-*>\ Lei in s advertise to the world, (hen,1 M *M *1 ........................................................................... .. guests. Doak, Bnrfont and' Ainsmlth, Mc­ The Times says thnl in places along] , Play will be double nnssnu. A point Curdy. they beaches the remnants of garbage will be awarded for the best score in ag a iiaR B a c iia au B a B u it a a a K n a a zu s n e ■■■■■■Ha a a an a a m are piled, a foot high nt high water ■ the first IS boles, the best ball on CHICAGO. Aug. 2.—Great pitching mark, and it is no iftienttinioti thing the second 1ft will get a point and the and hitting by ‘Grover Alexander en­ (This Was Written hy a Woman) winners of the first 30 will receive abled Chicago to defeat Boston yes­ to hump into melon'and grapefruit! rinds while bathing,- while on the] a third point. The third and fourth terday, 8 to 2. The score: I ft holes will count a point each, and Boston ............. 200 000 000—2 8 0 beaches are to be found the remains ■ of chickens, dogs and cats, which, ad-1 the sixth point will be given for the Chicago . 000 411 02x—8 15 1 ded to the putrifying- vegetable re­ winner of the second 110, while the Genewieh. Killinghnm ami E. fuse, attract flies, pollute the air and lowest scores for the entire mutch Smith; Alexander and O’Furrcll, n ri'ii menace to public health. will receive nil added point. Hartnett. A number of cases of infection have been altliluited to t h e s e condi­ *• . to ft , ft-t to to to to to Y an k ees looses to tions and tin* quantities of refuse in ft* the water and on the beaches is re­ Indians—“Babe” I* . volting. 9 Aml then the Times gives th*' Gets Num ber 25 *ft-I to j ns ton idling information that the garb­ to age of New York is carried twentyI am an old-fashioned buyer of the necessi­ NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—Cleveland f t ft-t to t o t o t o t o t o ft toward losing a customer, nnd had certainly jj five miles nut to re a1dnd thrown into took (he first of a four game series ties for my household. I go to the store my­ lost .i good deal of time, especially since sonic E You should go to the Princess to­ the water, instead .of being incine­ from the New York Americans here self, To me this work is not irksome. In other people were standing around waiting to ” yesterday, B to 3. Ruth hit Ids 2Blh night if you did not go last night and rated as one would juiturally suppose fuel, I like it. I like to look at the shelves so see— he waited on. -» it would be. home run of the season in the ninth full of cans and packages of so many colors. The Palm Beach! PiisYsays: ii’iiing, with Witt on base. The score: 1 like to do this for the same reason Unit I “Now that tin*' NiiW York papers Cleveland 400 000 010—B H 1 Jackie Uuognn trying to cat a big If that grocer had sold advertised goods lie dish of spaghetti. arc calling nftuiilon to the situation New York . 000 100 002—8 10 1 don’t mind being in n crowd. would certainly have had the brand I sug­ it will probable' be remedied. Smith and O’Neill; Pennock, Bush gested and lie would have made a sale; in­ Jackie Coognn milking si cow. When in n crowd I look for familiar faces. “ But what a contya^t Ihuso bath­ and Hofmann. cidentally, lie would have bid us good Hay ing rt'sorts innkc to tho dean sand When I see them I am delighted. When I Jnrkie Coognn fouling n pig out of nnd pellucid uiui. exhilarating w ater cheerily and we would have been satisfied. BOSTON, Aug. 2.—Chicago defeat-1 am in a store I look for familiar goods and of the Florida lumcli resorts. ed Boston here yesterday 4 to 2 in 11 a nursing bottle. when I sec them I buy. Those goods have “ No wonder otir tourist friends so innings and then the home team won , Familiar faces are wonderful. To me, in become familiar to me through advertising Jackie Coognn sleeping in a trunk. much enjoy the betiWtes in Florida, if the second game of the double-head­ my capacity as a buyer for a fairly large ■ and I have noticed that the grocery men who those other kinds mo what they ac­ er, 7 to 3. The score: Jackie Coognn wearing tiis daddy’s household, familiar things on the shelves of J, customed to at home." Chicago Dili 001 000 02— I 0 0 have the most of those familiar packages Here, then, is another strong "sellthe stores I visit are only a little less wonder­ yoslon 001 IOO 000 00—2 0 1 pajamas. somehow or other seem to always go ahead. -*?M- - *-----]tolicvlson and Schalk; Picrcy and ful, for those iumiliar things help me in do­ Sounds g r e a t, eh? Well, those I IcvormiT. ^ I went into a store not of my own choosing ing Better and more economically the job nre only a few of the many laughs Second game: hut with a friend who, among other things, which I must work at every day! Chicago ........... 000 nil) 110—3 H .1 that this popular star is going to hand nsked for a very well known article of food you next week in his latest produc­ Boston ............. 401 020 00x—7 12 1 which is packed in a can, although site did Thpse advertised articles which I buy and j Blankenship, Thurston nnd Gra­ tion, “ Daddy," a First National pic­ ham, Krotme; Ferguson and Walters. ture directed hy E. Mason Hopper not nsk for any specific kind. I always buy which 1 always buy I know have been sub- ■ from the originul story by Mr." nnd ----------and instinctively I told her that was milted to the criticism of both competitor ■ PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.—St. Mrs. Jack Coogim. the kind she should nsk for. and -consumer, This subjection to almost i Louis took another double-header * Wc nre urging all of you to see this world-wide critical examination demonstrates ■ from. Philadelphia, yesterday, winning The dealer overheard mo and said, “Mad­ to me that the manufacturer has supreme ■ tho first 2 to 0 and tho second 8 to 3. picture because we know you are go­ B B am, I never sell that article, I sell instead ing to enjoy it so much thut you will The score: confidence in his goods. He cannot tell ° J something very much b e tte r-------------- my St. Louis ........... 000 000 110—2 10 1 thank us for tipping you off. ’We falsehood about the things he makes, because j own brand.” Philadelphia (8)0 000 000—0 2 0 cannot* hhagtnr .Tkcklo making a beta M there are too many in the worklHtrfind •him'Y " * ■ * '■ , J<u'*i i;,v ; fftr it’s got ev­ ter picture than WHS,*! Danforth, Shocker and Severeld; n a en ything titnl goes to make up perfect Then ho'launched into a five-minute talk Harris ait|l Perkins. K 0Ut’ . 1 \W ! S U L fi-lH .’r J entertainment. > B on why this article wits better than the one Second game: fi I had named. Dut somehow my1 friend had Constant advertising of nny product proves ■■ , St. Louis ....!...... 001 010 003—8 12 1 n Philadelphia 200 100 0 0 0 -3 10 2 C'mon, Iniys and girls—whether you B been convinced hy what I Vad suggested and • that product has stood the test'o f scrutiny- * B are fivo years obi or one hundred Kolp and Scvcrvid; llcimaeh, Rom­ U she did not buy that can which tho grover Is it any wonder then why I, as one of sever- j years young. Don’t miss the trout of B mel! and Perkins, al million women in my same position, prefer J offered, the year, REALM OF SPORTS t \O u r S e r v i c e ! \Elder Springs Water Company j |W hy A re Some Store- j | keepers So Obstinate? j ft PRINCESS NEWS: s YEARS experience a re b e h in d the Red Seal/ g articles with which I am acquainted* acquainted*to t pro- 8 H And I thought ns I walked out how stub- 1 ducts about which I have no knowledge aod B And the honor guests tonight will m horn and obstinate that.m an was. He had ■ l*»* Pi to Mungcr and family und will B about which the manufacturer does not seem see this wonderful plcturo without lost n sale,-hail probably taken his "first stejl to have the courage to enlighten me? cost to them, the treat being on'O s­ LAKELAND, Aug* 2.—Lakeland borne. pi.undid Cooper ull over the lot yes­ And tomorrow’ and Saturday nights terday and won from Daytona 12 to GII.LQN-& FR Y Walter liiern in “Mr. Billings S p e n d s 113 Mavnulia Ave.—Hanford, Florida 2. The scare: Daytona ........................103 IDO— 2 His Dime,'' a great comedy with In­ l] ■ . il t)iu onioiA -• ‘ 1 Lakeland ....... ......... ........ 043 OOx—13 ternational News as a side liner. ■ ■BBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBilBBBBBaBBBBBBBB OBflBBBBflBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBaaBBII f A 1 ;7J ' StlJflr . *i. £ -T ' « y ~ Trtfhff ir ? i fcOOPER C A N ’T HOLD THEM SO LEACHM EN W IN B i ! Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operatioij with The American Association of Advertising Agencies B . _ 1. , �------------_ Raising the Family A.T U N c i.e the Sanford daily herald, Thursday, august 2,1923 • _ -— *— page five _Pn should worry qfou t Cl woods p ran k s) tJ^^O O K POH-PKW. JOnV MtSS.XWrij _ VOOK __________ fe\t) S U P H C VO OR. ^ «V H E Q Q lC k 1 ^ ; ro u . o* 'r/AHK v r '<CK «*% ' Oi-t> rtte.t< OtHTNAll Q O lC K . S O N IIS .T H E . M E ( i ( H T l N E ^ . One Thing Impossible to Take on Silver Sheet FORT LAUDERDALE PACKING PLANT BLAZING WAY FOR A BIG INDUSTRY IN FLORIDA iSvttW shipment Into Tick Frre Territory. through which any community in So. All passing favorably in the rigid Fioridn hns ever passed. With the examination, iverr then forced to thousands of already drained acres, plunge Into the vat of disinfectants nnd the luxurious growth of all that Any actor will ndmit that to imi­ nnd swim a distance of ltd feet into a it takes to bring entile to perfection tate the movements of a trained vir­ tjtn surrounded by solid fence of ton­ for showw or for marketable purpos­ tuoso—n great violinist or pianiBt— gue and grooved lumber. Outside this es, hns heftf truly demonstrated with­ Ton can find the name of a _____ is one of the most difficult feats in at a distance of 15 feet, was n stout in twelve miles of Ft. luiudcrdale. •very lire Onatneaa Man • Classified Ada lc a word. No the range of noting. For perfection Not mnny people today are interon Fort Lauderdale ns an industrial plank fence, where the dipped cattle Slock of*all kinds enn he produced to in Sanford In this Colnmn • Ad taken for less than 25c. of touch on the piano or of bowing esteiMu what the next generation will perfection at less cost thnn a t nny olheach day. center to he reckoned with ns pro­ kept within the solid honrtled pin un­ • And positively no Classified a violin is not a quality that can be do nnd see, hut as sure as anything ei place so far us is known. til loaded into disinfected ears, des­ l Ads charged to anyone. Cash imitated after n few attempts. The can he, the Southeastern Packing gress is made along this nnd other tined'to the Southeastern Packing Co. Fort Lauderdale citizens may well ». must accompany all orders. ♦ "n y it is done proclaims the master. Company has started n hull rolling, commercial litjes. he proud of the degree of success to at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. » Count the words and remit Violinists struggle and study nnd which, by the time the children in The Secretary of the Chamber of which this industry has attained, and Quick Service T ransfer I arordingly, About one thousand head were re­ practice for years before they manip­ ISrownrd county are grown, will tdrn CotnmeVce had the privilege of being they should look forward with nsaurn« Storage Facilities ulate their bows with grnce and per­ the financial tide of this section of in Stuart Inst week where the com­ ceived in two days at Stuart, Fla., ahout C O O being driven in from the nnf1 ° ,to ‘*c t,mo whcn thc Everglades pany has extensive facilities for meet­ If we please you, tell others; If not, fection. will he the greatest stock producing the country. piairies over by Lake Okeechobee, ing the requirements of the State Live tell ns. Phone 498 Fortunate it was thnt .Arthur CuIn n meeting of the Choifihcr of Stock Board, and where all cattle are while ten ear loads were received from country in thc United States.—Tampa FOR SALE ■ rewc, who plays the role of Paul Sn- Commerce perhaps two years ago, west of Cocoa. Very few of these Tribune. vclli in Sol lessor's presentation pf Mr. C. W. Oakes offered the sugges­ subjected to treatment before en­ are retained at the plant, the larger SANFORD NO VELTY FARMERS—You can get seed bed Jackie Coognn in " D a d d y ,w a s a tion yiat we needed some kind of n trance into "Tick Free Territory." part being sent to the Pine Island A Michigan man deplores the fact W ORKS fram»*> and irrigation plugs at the violinist, lie studied the difficult in­ meat parking establishment in this! During an observation of two days, Ranch where five sections have been that FlorIda can’t grow weeping wil­ every animal was put in a chute with Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc strument in his youth nnd has never lows. Rut what n lot of pretty weep­ V. C. COLLER, Prop. section In order to reduce the prevail- |lcn,i fastened in a stanchion. H was purchased for fn,t finishing. On one ing widows it has.—Orlando Reporterabandoned its practice. Thus it is ing high prices of meat. Later thc i mg passed by sight inspection only. iBtrt*on n of domesticated General Shop and Mill FOR SALE—Doner and liays' puinis thnt when Cnrewe has to nppcnr ns a Star. and varnishes a t Snnford Novelty celebrated violinist before n large au­ m atter was presented in connection [o n th<> contrary State Live Stock In- *Rro**cs are planted, and 100 acres are W ork Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc dience he actually visualir.es a great with John llryan, nqd out of which1spictofs Eld ridge and Rnuleraon, one ["kendy for use in corn nnd velvet Outside of reading all of the postala CONTRACTOR and BUILDER has grown this plant. Only in opera- j„n either side nnd commencing at the hcan*, with black Poles, white faced that come in women make very good FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for violinist, nnd even musical critics will tion n short time, its pay roll is aver­ SI7 Commercial S trc it—Sanford, Fla. face of ench animal, with their hands iHerfords and Shorthorn cattle now postmasters.—Mcclenny .Standard. setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. find the illusion of his silent playing aging about $150,000.00 per year, n examined harks, bellies, sides nnd grazing, and some of them arc prize Ellsworth, llcardull AvcHue. San- on the screen complete und flawless, large part of which is spent in Fort legs. Many times suspicion of ticks :winners. ford. 83-tfp B. W. H E R N D O N "Daddy" which is a First National Lauderdale and Broward county. Iktz- pi lived to he pieces of dead skin duel This demonstration at Pine Island N ew M ilanc T heatre FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 picture, will -lie shown at the Princess ens of new families have been added j ,a previous dippings before this final I" the outcome of n dreamer who,n OpeiiH T onight W ith INSURANCE AGENCY .. stock/. See Vick Hawkins, 11G San­ tonight for the Inst lime. The story lc the citizenship of this community, j inspection. In fact, to a casual hut .year and a half ago' believed that catford Avc. 03-tfc was written for the little star by his many purchasing homes, others liv- interested observer, so critical was th e'lie eould he fattened and finished for “Enem ies o f W om en” FI RB------ AUTO — BON 1)8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coognn. ing in rental property and having cdst «irk of Jiaml examination, that it ul-.m htkit on these (Hade lands. Prcsi0 F F Kit EXTRA ORDINARY llieir lot as Imna fide residents of our most seemed absurd. Of the hun- dent (ilettn II. Skipper, of the SouthAll the artistry,- perfection of tieOne new five room house with hath, S. 0 . Shinholser n c ir i- iiii C m iri. Nrtrmh J i t d lr l n l c i r . !city and country, (dreds examined, only eleven were \ eastern Packing Company with his tail ami lavlahncDH of production full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ c u l l . Mroiliiiil,- I ' i h i i i O , I 'l o r l i t u . This concern is lining much to ad- found suspicious and from the tails of associates, has put his dream n creation of CosV \ I I I ) \ ' l l IIN 0|.* IION IIS eXI.IHIII.IHI which featuredintothe CUPIED. Contractor and Builder i s s i i:. vcrtisc and is attracting the attention these the Imir was hohhrd marking pi net leal reality, opening the way fur mopolitnn Rroductionn' eptH’h-mnking S|ierli»1 T u x S e t ......I l i l x t i l r t No, 2, .s.-titlPRICE their further tint- of the must wumlorful transit Ions photoplay, “When Knighthood W ns in n o i i i ' i -i i u t > r i o i - n i t i , n> n, j l i v e r - of business men, who have their eyes | them and preventing FLORIDA $3,0004*0--------------Terms to suit you H i r e d . " V., 11) 11111. 1111,1 .1 W . I Id­ ■ANFORD iFlower,” were employed in tho mak­ l e r II, T ri iN lC ee . n a i l I ' I*. H a r r i s o n . A REAL BARGAIN • 'In, li n u n . I ' i . i I T \V 111 lu m s . m ill l*. ing'of "Erjenilos of Women," n Cos'-• I. A. I ' u l l i i s a . Mi r o l l e r s o f H ie C o u n t y P. CONNELLY & SONS rntqioliti^i liU'turlzation of Vicente A.-P. Connelly & Sons He,mi) .|f I'cjlille , I i i m r u d lu ll for 70-tfc H c i u l i i o t c I * . . m i l ) . i 'l o r l i t u . * Blasco Ilmnez's latent and, ns many K s ts h lU h r S ISON xs a l t o f C l .o Mill. eX I I I I t e o . A, Icunsitlur, his greatest romance. This Itrsl Estate, Loans nnd Insurance FOR SALE OR REN T- House, after T hlel e l-SI 'rtlte s . S t a l e A llo ru e) f o r Hie marvelous picture, distributed hy H r X e i i l l i J i u l l i j u l f i r c u l l o f I ' l o r l i l u Phone JH 101-8 Magnolia Av$. August 1st.—See \V. J. Thigpen. Gnlilwyn-Cosmopolitnn, will he the of­ DH-tfc *l*o Ho- <*!• IIrIeTn sI I Imt luNl . T u x i u i y r r s o f fering at the Mtlnne theatre tonight su l,I H |i e r l t il T u x S c h o o l M l s l r l e l No. 2, STEWART The Florist FOR SALE OR RENT—Trucking SelliW h| ieoi |eeu sC'ntl Atil >p,e tl'*|iO'lllu; ami tomorrow, _ ? • -T-T— £. l o e t l lUeil land. I have hammock and pine l u H ie i i l t o i e s l t l e iilt i oi n' o uhr aI s 1>y Sjieelul Cut Flowers-------------- Floral Designs No atone won left unturned to make trucking land developed, partly devel­ T u x S c h o o l 111sl r 11j No, 2. S d i i l u u l u of ^Enemies of Women" one of the III H ie f l i r t Annual and Ornamental Plants oped and undeveloped in Iowa City I‘.V.V.V'.V r i ! " i u m!^"o .V/V,'. lleil m ill most hcnutifunl pictures over made. mi til S | u c l u l T i l t S e l m o l I l l s Bit Myrtle Are.----------- Phone 260-W section for sale or rent. Write E. R. hheil .i lI lit No. 2. o n i h u H u l l t i n y o f J u l y . It was for this reason that Cosmo­ Moore, 250 N. E. ^J.’itli street, Miami, I > g.1. l o i|, l e i m i n e w h e t h e r o r n o t politan upset nil tradition hy sending t h e r e s l iiilih l h r f s s i u i l In s n l i l S p r e l u l or see Robert King, Oviedo. T u x S c h o o l l U s l I ' l d I, " M i l l s lu t h e Mint un entire company to Europe on lo­ SANFORD M ACHINE Hl-d; w-tfe o f 133.011111111. i o h e a r I n t e r e s t a t t h e cution, something never before done 71— :— i------- r a w i f I r a l e o f s i x p e l r e a l !«*.{) | o r t i t i t m m . COM PANY I'Olt SAI.lv On, f i r s t flllSH I —-*tl I ' ’- ' I n t e r e s t |i H > a h l e s e m l - i i i i l i u a l l y , i t r l f i e l in the history of pictures. The com­ t in I t o i n a l t i r e t h i r t y . l e . i t s a f t e r t h e marc mule, K years old. One good i l a t r o f tin- h o t e l s , m o l t h e n u h l h o n i l s Central Machine and Boiler pany spent six weeks in Monte Carle, single wagon, also 12 sixteen disc t o lie i l u l e i l J u l y l s l . 1923, ’ t i n - p r o . Works Nice and I’nri«r'wht're the author lo­ o f I h e s a l i l l i o i u l s l o h e llsell f o r harrow. Phone II45-.L 104-fitp rt iel ne t s puritOMU Cylinder Grinding o f i<r<|1llrlmt. lillllillliK. cated his storyt or o th e rw ise Im ­ Phone 62------- Sanford. Fioridn FOR SALE—Two burner oil stove, ep ur loivi riunlgi i K .s c fhuoroitl lo lilul lli n 111 Tho trip abroad brought the com­ l u e s m ill s r h o o l nnd practically new No. 7, wood g r o u t u l i i m u l f o r t h e e x e l u s i v e u s e u f pany into til reel contact with Ibanez, l l i e p a lille f r e e " s c h o o l s w ith in M u ltlt stove for sale cheap.—417 West Sec­ S p e c i a l T u x . S c h o o l H l s t r l r l No. 2, lit lit' am) his assistant*!) in the direction of elej-ond street, ,100-2tp al i ocnn nsvhi oi sws opf r i tmh en rf ei ilei lter u gt h autf ss aa lhill t-lc many of the scones taken abroad is b1 l o u w a s In f a v o r o f H ie I s s u a n c runsldcrei! invaluable. Bo enthusias­ FOR SA LK -Burlap hags.—C. T. Dyer I tic m i l d h o n i l s its n f o r r s a h l Ity l l t u eI J Ios -f tic did ihanei become over tho plans H. A. City. 10G-2tp t r l e i . Now- t h e r e f o r e l o p u r s u a n c e t o a n t f production, thnt he arranged to o r d e r o f t h e t ' u u r t h r r d i t tniuto a n d lu NICE NEW 5* c o i n f o r n i l t y w i t h l a w N o t i c e Is h e r e b y have scenes taken in the Casino at nd tax p ay ers ROOM COTTAGE ou fl t tr ha e Hs ui nl dt Ht hpee e lenl lt l sTeanxs Ka eh Muotc Curio and on the terrace of the u tll n i s t r l e t Carda of Sanford's Reput­ Garden, the first time in seven yearn PAVED STREET. GOOD LOCA­ No. 2. S e m i n o l e 1 ' o u n t y . F l o r j d a , a r e able Professional Men, each TION, FRUIT TREKS, LARGE LOT, ht oy thhee . ns oa idd . ao pl dp ee ra r m oble fhoyr e l a wH or enqour ni rleddr that worltl famous gaming resort had of whom. In his choatn'pro­ been filmed. Ibanez ulsu obtained PAVING PAID FOR. $i0iMI0 CASH ff i Inr-r at tllll . foofu rFi l o or ifd at,h eo nS et vh ee n l3hr d J ui ldnl)e' l no lf permission to take scenes of tho fession the Herald recoraBALANCE EASY TERMS. ' ■ l u u s t . A H 1923. ill l e u o ' e l u c k In ilie m o r n i n g , nl H i i n f u ri l . S em inole nieads to tha people. Prince of Monaco's palace, ami point­ A. P. CONNELLY & is-hoouwi i t vc ,a u sFe l. o rIfi dma .i ) Ml l ti enyi hma vi de , twh he yr e s a it do ed out the most picturesque spots of h o o d s s h o u l d n o t h e v a l i d a t e d m id chrtthe Riviera. SONS llrn ted . , lOfl-Mc W I T N E S S in ) h a n d a n d o f f t r i a l s e n ! As a result of the author’s work, of. o f f i c e u t H a n f o r d , S e n d a n t e f o u n t ) ' . There’s n little grey book In Mans"Enemies of Women," us a picture of F l o r i d a , t h i s t h e I 2 l l i d a y t>f J u t ) 1, A. George A . D eC ottes tield, Ohio, thnt tells a story of un­ I». 1923. ** FOR RENT scenic beauty, surpossrs any ever (SltA L ) K. A. D O F t i L A S S . selfish devotion to duty that would Atlorney-at-Law f t e r k . f i r c u l l f m t r t . H 'V .u tli J u d l r l a l made. The work on the ‘‘interiors’’ do credit to the recipient of a Dis­ f i r c u l l . H em lnule f o iin iv . F lo rid a . Over Seminole County Bank FOR RENT—Eight room house, West ut the picture was made on u most ' It)' | t y : A. >1. W e e k s , 1>. C. tinguished Sorvtce Cross for vulor ■ANFOR I) .... . . . . . . FLORIDA Third street. Interior newly decor­ Hcliello Mulies. lavish scale. Two uf the most strik­ on tho fluid of battle. for I ated and papered. Call phone 40-W. 7 - A1 2l•t1u9r -n3r6y- X-3 ingly handsome sets ever constructed - tic Tho talo this nook holds is not 102-Gtp written down in picturesque fashion were built hy Joseph Urliun for the FRED R. W ILSON by a master pen'wielder, either. Tho FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— filming of tho Prince I.ubimoff pal­ apparently prosaic r.tory is told in npnar ATTORNEY-AT-LAW WANTKD Several housekeeping- apartments ace scenrs. ____ numeralss that on tho aurfigures, j FI rat National Dank Building WANTKD—BOYS TO SELL THE for rent, rooms large nnd airy. See In picturfzing this famous story as fr.ee mean nothing, but when they BANPORD .j. FLORIDA ire closely examined express vol­ 8ANFOHD HERALD ON THE Mrs. Smith, 300 French Avc. 104-Gtp ix super special, Cosmopolitan assem­ umes. STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD bled a brilliant cast, directed by Alan FOR KENT—C ottnge.-J. Musson. The book contains the nursing ser­ Crosisnd. Featured arc Uonel Bar­ ELTON J. M 0 U G H T 0 N 104-7tp CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS vice statistics of the Child Health TO MAKE BIG PROFITS-FOR A rymore, considered by many as Am­ Demonstration, the experiment eonARCHITECT FOR RENT—Entire upper floor, un­ FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS K ^, .ducted by the American Child Health erica’s leading character actor, and T, Millar Bldg. furnished, 714 Oak Avc. 104-Hp Allocation for the puroo4e of showAims Rubens, of "Humoresque" fame. •ANFORD t- -:- - i. FLORIDA FOR RENT—Furnished room, board SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. Ing whs$ co-ordinated effort can do dh-tf These two famous players are sup­ -to aafeguard the health of America’! optional, new house and furnishings WANTED—First childhood. Mansfield Is tho center class mechsn le p l i e d by such prominent stare as in easy walking distance. Phone No. of operations but the field embraces Pedro de Cordoba, William ("Buster’) with own tools.—.Standard Auto Co., oil of Richland county, which was 5, Mr. Register.____________ 107-Gtp 105-3 tc Collier, Jr., Gareth Hughes, Paul PanCHELLE M A IN E S - . Winter Park,,Fla. .selected for the teat because, with FOR RENT—U rg e nicely furnished WANTKD—Job truck or tractor driv^ zer, W. U. Thompson, Gladys Mulatto Its population of 65,000 souli, it Is /l*« LAWYER -iapartment. .All modern convenla "typically American’* community. and Mario Majcroni. C H IL D HEALTH tfU R S E S ing by an expcricpced mechanic 8inco thc Demonstration was b«Court House cnees, running wuter, lights and gas. who © D4AHSUBLD CH ILD H EALTH P & M O M S T K A rtO M can keep up cither.—Howard n, about January 1,1922, thcra has Appbf 417 West Second street. 10fl-4tp Flynt, Geneva, F l a . ______10G-6tp en great demand for tho services AN E X m L U iT I N G EFFECT * These statistics mean that one- sado for tho physical emanelpatiol of the nurses of the Demonstration.fourth Rxaalaad GIosm* DMignad FOR RENT — 8 unfurnished rooms, TWO YOUNG LADIES with high of the babies born in Mans- of America’s childhood; A bottle of IlerblM on tha abelf at How they havo responded is a story _______ 10G-5tp last year were ushered into }he Homes visited In 1022 fog * homo is like having a doctor in tho bouse school education wanted at learn of self-abnegation and downright field Henry Mcl^iulin, JrM 314 Elm Ave. world with the asalstanco of a ‘all tho time, i t gm e instant relief wbeq nursing care .................... 6JR4 hard work that should win the com- Child Western Union clerical Work. Will Health Demonstration nurse. Humes visited in Mansfield in tin) lligentjotl gets out of Otllcr OT the mendation of the entire country. O pt D. FOR TRADE pay reasonable salary while learning. la believed to be en unusual bowels fail to act. One or two flam is 1P 22 • • e * ell1« • e * i * mm*« • «1» « e *4*471 Under the direction of Miss Helen This all that Is necessary to start things mov­ Opt Id sa -Oplani etr 1st Apply Western Union, 107-2tc . F. Boyd, who direct* the nursing ser­ record in tha m atter of the propor- Homes visited In rest of county ing sad restore that fine fettling of exhil­ to the total population. in 1922 i o i ( o o o i o | o i i , 8t, *•> R u t First S trsst J t i i f t r i Fla. WANTED TO TRADE—For a vacant vice for the Demonstration, nine tion aration and buoyancy of spirits which boTho following tables, gleaned from Burses and a supervisor have minislony only to perfect health. Price 60c. lot, my equity in 4 room house, on the grey book on Mlsf Boyd’s desk, Acred to the ill children and expectant Homes visited for instruction now paved street. Lights, wster, gas LOST_U dies’ brown woolen scarf on mothers of the community, to school W. J. TH IG PEN and investigation In 1922... S.0 road betsveen U k e Mary and Os­ hildrrn, and here found time in.the and bath. Fine location, close to new In,Mansfield 2,261 UNION PHARMACY teen.' Finder return to U k e Mary D te rv a ls to attend 148 mothers In school. Address “Trsdc" csre'of the • R eal E sta te M (U 4*I LUtfa&lfetflbLUaiCI* Jarstf tfjounty Sanford, Florida 107-6tp i. • * . 104-Gtp Casino sod receive reward. r m p U F K , AUTO 1N 8 UBANCB Herald. BUSINESS DIRECTORY i CLASSIFIED ! ADS r Nurses Win Credit For Faithful Work With Mother and Child In Health Demonstration For Benefit O f Nation PURELY PROFESSIONAL FOR SALE,, s C _____ LOST J «V| i "M i i i m e ’u • x i.iK .ijw iin i .y 'T , � 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, 1923 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, August 02, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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W• *, »•.*K**lVr *.ifjTiWjf/. ■ " • ,• . . . - ■ 's*,T' ' *i * ’ . ■ • ffMI & -ti IN TH E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N VOLUME IV. NUMBER It ■ . ... „ SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1923 ■ ■ ■ ■ J >i INSTRCTED M IL E S OF F o r Prizes WinricJrs in Contests MurticaS: Ctfrrtival f* - ft, " K iller is C aught DOCS ARE HOPEFUL Alabama Kid Arrested In Chicago For Murder of "Waco Kid.” Think That Crisis Has Passed CHICAGO, Aug. 1.— William Mor­ and* Mrs. Harding is Cheered gan, alias George Williams, and With the Good News /•r The AmHclatrat l’ rr«») PRESID ENTIAL HEADQUAR­ TERS, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.— President Harding awoke ahortly af­ ter 6 o’clocg, having had almost nor­ mal amount o f aleqp. His rest which was described aa moat nearly natural of any during*hls illness began before I I o’clock lajt night. An Informal atatoment issued at 8 o'clock by General Sawyer said Pres­ ident Hnrdihg had spent n "very rest­ ful night and hla pulae at that hour was one hundred and fourteen, tem­ perature ninety-nine, renparation forty degrees." * Those figures represented a decrease In pulae rate nnd temperature ns com­ pared with laat previous bulletin, pulse rate M ing lean hy two, and temperature one and two-tenths de­ grees lower. Respiration rate given I ncach bulletin was the same. known to wire tappers nnd„prison of­ ficials as the “ Alabama Kid", was arrested yesterday for the murder of the "Waco Kid" in the dining room o fthe Granndn hotel, St. Augustine, Fin., In March, 1921.’ ST. AUGUSTINE, Aug. 1.—The slaying of C. W. Powell, of Waco, Texas, known ns the “ Waco Kid," for which George Morgan, known ns the "Alnbama Kid" was arrested in Chi­ cago, was One of the most scnsntional in the criminnl annals of Florida. No clue to the slayer ever was obtained here nnd no indictment returned. • Powell wns slain in the dining room of tho hatel Grenada hero about 11 o’clock on the night of March 21, 1921. In tho dining room at the time, it was reported more than n score of men were pluyiitg bridge. When the police arrived, however, tho room was doserted, except for tho "Waco was held during tho following day but SAN PRAC18CO, Aug. 1.—There none of tho men reported to have waa understanding among the presi­ been in the room at tho time of tho dential party that The Chief Execu­ killing could bo loented. Tho verdict tive and Mr*. Harding would return was that Powell’s death was caused Francisco aa abon ns physicians by gun sr.hot wounds inflicted by ‘‘un­ - would glvo permission for tlic presi­ known person or persons." He wns dent to' begin travel. The route east shot four times. Alter Powell’s body hud been re­ was expected to be via Ogdfcn, Omaha moved n note woh found in the dining and from Chicago to Washington. Of if rial statement Isaiicd at 10 room rending: "Don’t let the sun o’eVoeir offlrii.Tr *by doctors attend­ shine on you. ..float it tomorrow." It ing the President Harding said he Is wns signed "K. K. K.” Officers ex­ still much exhausted but maintains I pressed the belief at the time thnt normal buoyancy of spirit. At thnt the note wns "planted" ufter the hour the chief executive, according1tragedy. I’owcil formerly owned a ^ to bulletlfti was breathing with less airing of race horses. labor thkh previously and there wns Correct this sentence: "I hnvc but llttlb cough. seventeen keys on my ring," said the SAN FR ANC IBCa Aug. 1.— At 6 man, "nnd I know what each of them o’clock, President Harding wns strug­ is for." gling with linos* which last Sunday caused cancellation of plans for west­ ern tour, hnd six hours of what was described as the beat slrcp since his illness began. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.— Pres­ ident Ilardlhg. la gaining in his light against illness. Hla personal physi­ cian,’ Brigadier General Charles E. Sawyer, In an Informal statement Is­ sued at OilO p. m., aa!d hla pntlont was doing lell and had Just had the best and moat natural sleep since his illness sot in. ‘ . General Sawyer’s statement was given newspaper men who met him in the corridor aa he atarted out for n walk, hla first moment of recreation sinco Sunday When the president was brought to Ban Francisco, now admit­ ted a very Ul man. " I am talking my first vacation," said the general as he and Mrs. Snwyer, both smiling, started 'for the elevator.- The general’s demeanor waa a‘ marked contract to the sorious expression he wore when he met news­ paper men I I hours before, prior to yeMorday’ft first coniultutlon of physiclans. Improvement had been shown in the Presidents pulae, temporature. and respiration and also In his cllmlnatic fatuities. The Utter, the gen­ eral said, waa a highly favorable symptom. The President’s tempera­ ture at 0 o’clock was 99 3-5 degrees, pulse 118, the lowest It has been since he was taken Ul; respiration 36, a decrease o f four from last previous report. . . Tho President’s cough has been dissipated, the general said, redding that this was also a very favorablo Indication. The executive had not coughed for six hours, and there had been no expectoration of any conse­ quence In that time, he went on. The President, on awakening from hla sleep which lasted for about one hour, asked for nourishment and was given a glass of milk. The President’s diet at present de­ sired, a glass o f milk every two hour* and lor breakfast, toast and some­ times aa egg. The egg noggs, the d laughingly, were f »P tity The An.ortntra Pre««) .. , „ ... A T L A N T A , Aug. 1.— In the future prohibition agents will be innlructed to fire upon no automobile* except in defense of their lives, Fred Dittmukc, director o f the federal prohibition forces In Georgia, stated in announcing no government action will be taken against the three West Point youths who wouhded one agent and killed another Inst week when their car was halted on the high­ way. The-.youths claimed they thought the agents were high­ waymen. In announcing the new policy governing the search of suspected liquor running nutomobiies, Dismuke said the agents in the future would not search automobiles "promiscuously" and that highways would not be blocked in attempts to stop liquor cars. M IS WELCOMES I S AT GARREtTTRIAL Challenge o f Rotes A c ­ Saw O ne Garrett B eat­ in g on Minister W hile cepted fo r Another Other W a s Shooting Ball Gam e Friday ^ ’.T- N '*■ ■ ’ Hove Been Milled to the Winners— lis t of the Same Below (r o f Georgia So P ro ­ Federal Prohibition fifiir claims Today STRUGGLING WITH ILLNESS St. Augustine M urder THAT CAUSED CANCEL­ Solved at L ast— the LATION WESTERN TRIP , ------- Orders for the prises won at Lake Mary Musical Carnival nrc today be­ ing mnile dto the various victorious contestants by Victor Chock, prealdent of the Seminole Athletic Club and who was director of sports at the carnival. * * It in with much pleasure that we mention Leonard McLueas, of tho S. A. C„ an winner of five prises and Reginald Holly as carrying o ff four prises. Worthy of mention also, was the charming little Miss Louis D. Wright of DeLnnd, who has promise of being tho Annette Kcllcrman of Florida. Hugh Tillls, who carried o ff first nnd Earl W. Brown, of DcLand, who took second in the artificial halt cast­ ing challenge all comers other than Victor Cheek in this sport. Ladles Bathing Suit parade— Irst prise, Mnrjoria iPtta, Sanford, bath­ ing suit by Speer’a; 2nd prise, Lois D. Wright, DcLand, bathing suit by tho Yowell Co.; third prise, Anna F. Jones, Lake Mnry, $1.00 by R. E. StcvCns. Ladles’ swimming— 1st prise, Elisa­ beth Styles, S. A. C., Sanford, pnlr of silk hose by S. S. Iiaumelj 2nd prise, Marjorie Fitts, Sanford, box-of can­ dy by Roumillat & Anderson. Ladies Potato Race—1st prise, Mrs. Ed. S. Ward, S. A. C., box of candy by Union Pharmacy; 2nd prise, Lconn Webb, S. A. C., Monroe, Ik>x of candy by Mobley’s. Boys’ 60-yard dash— 1st prise, A l­ bert Whitaker, Lnko Mnry, n tie by B. L. Perkins; 2nd prise, Norman Snow, Lake Mnry, $1.00 snvlngs ncccunty by the Seminole County Bank. Boys’ Swimming Race—1st prise. John Higgins, Hanford, a tie by thu Sanford Shoe A Clothing Co.; second, Hubert Steele, Sanford, n $i.00 snvlng account by the Seminole County Bank. Boys’ Diving— 1st prise, John Hig­ gins, Sanford, one clamp set lamp by the Pcnnlnsular Electric Co.; second prise, Leonard Sehlrnrd, Sanford, $1 savings account by the Seminole Co. Bank. Artificial bait casting—1st prise, Hugh Tillls, O. K. Reel, by Sanford Cycle Co.; 2nd prise, Earl W. Brown, DeLnnd. Split bamltoo casting rod by tho Hall Hardware Co. Band contest— 1st priso, J. D. Richardson, PcI-and, 1 year subscrip­ tion to Sanford Weekly Herald; sec­ ond prise, S. Story, Eustls, $1.00 by R. E. Stevens. Long distance plunge— 1st prise D. D. Hoffman, Sanford, six bottlo Elder Springs Water ticket; 2nd prise, $1 Savings account by Peoples Bank. Men’s Swimming— 1st prise, Leon­ ard McLucna, S. A. C., $2.50 savings account by the First National Bank; 2nd prise, Bill Moyo, Sanford, $2.00 stovenn k\Men’s ! * „ £ diving— Z Z - 1st prise, Leonard _ ^ ^ $2.60 savings ac c{' nJC“ ’ ^ National Bank; . ... ^ • « - « ---- Sanford, 2nd prise, W. D. Hoffman, II v U I I V I i J lU v ll HIED OVER IN YEARS v M eeting o f G row ersANNOUNCED IN ANNUJ REPORT OF AUGUST 1ST Shippers a t O rlando ISSUED TODAY B e W e ll Attended Held In Court Houae On Friday of This Week. ORLANDO, Aug.l.— Indications are that the meeting of the Florida grow­ ers nnd shippers scheduled to bo held in tho circuit court room Friday, Au­ gust 3 will bo very largely attended, according to Frank K ty Anderson of tho Amercan Fruit Growers Inc., act­ ing chairman of the transportation committee of tho Orlnndo Chamber of Commerce. It la believed that the attendance of shippers will represent something like ninety-eight per cent of the citrus fruit nnd vcgetablo ton­ nage which movea from the state. In addition, It is expected n large num­ ber of prominent growers, who do not handle tho shipping of lh«lr own fruit, will be on hund, an well ns delegations from a number of cham­ bers of commerce nnd lioards of trade. Tho purpose of tho meeting will be for the growers nnd shippers to lay plans to combat tho proposed In­ creases in refrigeration rates nnd the movement for a threejhoop citrus box proposed by transportation inter­ cats. Th<* meeting will be a closed one, confined exclusively to growers und shippers. Representatives of the railroads hnv not bn Invitd. In addition to th work of the meet­ ing ns previously indicated, which was specified in the call for the meet­ ing sent out by K. 1). Dow of the Florida Citrus Exchange, it has been suggested thnt the meeting jierbnp* may go further and lay plans for the united nctlon of nil Florida shippers looking toward the prosecution of pleas for n substantial general reduc­ tion on freight rates covering Florid* fruits and vegetables. It Is said that without exception every shipper in the state is in fuvor of the movement, and thnt all are stnndlng together for the comn\on enuse. BY N. 0. World’* Carryover of Coft'on to Placed at 2,573,000 Bales as Apalrust 4,879,000 Last Year <Sly T h e A sao rta lrg P r o w l NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1.—The smallest carry-over of cotton Into the new cotton year since the south be­ came Important producer of staple, wns announced In the annual report of August 1, issued today by the New Orlcana cotton exchange through Secretary Hester. The world's carry­ over of American cotton was placed nt two million five hundred seventythree thousand bales against Tour mil­ lion eight hundred soventy-nine thou­ sand bales a year ago, tho report. added. Consumption of Amarican cotton during tho year ending yesterday placed nt twelvo million s i; hundred thlrty-ono thousand bales against against twelve mllion eight hundred twenty-nine thousand during preced­ Ing years. (Hr The Auvrlnlnl i*rc«n| President Shnron called the KiwnnCUMBERLAND COURT HOUSE. lans to order nt tho Vnldox Hotel and Vn., Aug. 1.— Blind Wilson, eye wit­ in the absence of Rev. Brownlee, Prof. ness, testified nt the trinl of I^irkln W. T. Lawton Invoked the blessing. Garrett today that when he wns at­ WASHINGTON; Aug 1.—Cotton The guests of the eluii were Mr. nnd tracted to the Pierce homo by the production this year forecast at Mrs, Endor Curlctt, of Genova, and screaming of women on the day Rev. Woven million five hundred an dsixboth expressed their pleasure at the 15. S. Pierce wns shot to death, ho teen thousand hales from Ita condi­ opportunity 7>f meeting with Kiwnnls, found ljukin Garrett sitting on tho tion July 23, which was sixty-seven, nnd told why they loved Seminole minister beating him iis tho fnre nnd two-tentha per cent normal, tho county nnd both eloquently plead for while Robert Garrett stood hy with department of agriculture announced. n closer nnd better feeling between pistol in hand. The witness also tes­ July 25 condition indicates yield Sanford nnd the out-lying sections of tified he saw Robert Garrett fire sev­ nbout ono hundred forty-three and tho county. Their tulks were greet­ eral ahota into tho minister’s body nine-tenths pounds per acre. Condi­ ed with licurty applause. both before nnd nfted he fell to the tion In Florida fifty-two per cent nor­ It. II. Drossier, of the Orlando Re­ gpqipd. fie sqw ns other shots fired. mal. . > porter-Star, was another visitor tho Witness was positive he did not see Kiwnninnx were planned to welcome I’lerco shoot Robert Garrett In the NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1 .—Govern­ and he responded with n few appropri­ hack. J. T. Dodsey another eye­ ment cotton crop condition report of ate rumntks expressing his pleasure witness testified thnt the only shots sixty-seven and two-tenths per cent to be with them. lie saw fired were by Robert Garrett. nurmnl with indicated yield only of Jlnkins nnd Gardner—the two G’s— eleven million five hundred and aixhnd charge of the entertainment fea­ the Orlnndo people; they are some tcon thousand balos resulted In ral»« ture* nnd certainly did themselves boosters too, nnd their prosperous und of more than six dollars a hue on proud when Mesdames Glenn, Don*, growing city shows what organised New Orleans cotton exchango today. Lonko ami Colclough were introduced boosting nnd publicity will do. If the nnd responded with n number of old people of Florida hnd the same public Boll W eevil Control . nnd familiar songs. Tho entertain­ spirit nnd capital to hack them that ment was produced entirely hy San­ the Cnlifornjiins have, thut property H a s Been Successful ford talent and was thoroughly enjoy, of ours nt I.ongwood situated as it is, Throuout Florida cd by nil present. on the main road between Sanford nnd A rising veto of thanks was extend­ Tampa, would he held nt $1,000.00 an Plant ContmlsnloncT Newell Baya ed to the two G’s nnd to the ladies nnd acre. When I say thnt I am not ex­ Florida Method Is SurceeafoL tho latter were invited to meet with aggerating, but am making compari­ GAINESVILIJ k] Aug. 1.—"The they club agnln when they too could sons with the prices of land here in Florida method of boll weevil control he entertained. • Southern California, situated about making good throughout the cotton The following communication wan the same ns that land at Longwood. section of Florlde." * rend front a former resident of Or­ "Residential lota outside of the city I This la the declaration of Plant lando, who i* now residing whore tho of Los Angeles, on main thoroughO btain Sixteen Thous­ Commissioner Wllmon Newel after a movlo stars live: feres, like our projierty at Longwood, and D ollars in B alti­ O f the R ailw ays Ceded trip through several north Florida "123h Juno St., sell from $2,000 to $20,000 each. Farm counties where he persortnUy examin­ "Hollywood, Calif. more B an k to Russia U n d er Old ,„.d up lo 12.000 ed many of tho fields treated by this "Mr. Jno. D. Jinkins, I O R U IU U l i l i / thnt twenty years ago sold utl titty ’ |Ilf TV. Aaan.lal.il Prraa) Treaties method aa well as many more that "Sanford, Fla. BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.—’Threo bandollars an aero or thereabouts, and were not. It will bo remembered that "Dear Sir: now developed Into residential and dita entered tho State Branch Balti­ (Ilf •Tfce Associated Tress) <nr this method of weevil control wa* de­ "Referring to our land in Bradloy’a business property, Is worth from $7,­ HA BIN, China,. Aug. 1.—General more Trust Company before banking $2.00 by R. E. Stevens. veloped through the experimental Addition to I-ongwood, will say that.lt Chang Tso-Lin, dictator of three 500 to $200,000 sn acre’ and In some Hop, skip and Jump, 1st priso, Reg­ hours this morning, bent Russell For­ work pf tho State Plant Hourd during is my intentioWfto develop this prop­ Manrourian p r o v in g has ordered cases more. The resson for It Is that inald Holly, lamp by Glllon & Fry, syth, paying toller into insensibility 1922. 1 orty when the time is ripe for it. It. I tho !e ht,rt, arc publip spirited, Chinese authorities to abolish Innd erty and escaped with $10,000 ill bills. 2nd prise, Ed. 8. Ward, 8. A. C., $2.00 "Tho prepent season,” s*ys Dr. ... . ,In milkln„ department og Cchinese Eastern Rail­ lived the better part of twelve years liberal making public public Improvements Improvements Peoples’ Bank saving account. Nowell, "has been, as every farmer PIGEON FU R S FROM BANFORD in Orlando, Fla., nnd laid out some way and to take over all landa ceded —have the bent roads in the country Throo-leggcd raco, 1st priso, Reg­ TO JITjrSBURGIF IN 48 HOURS, knows, a season ver/ unfavorable for Russia under old treaties. These subdivisions at Orlnndo, also at JMcr- and are splendid advertisers. As n re­ inald Holly, cigarette holder, by MAKING T R Y AT RECORD cotton. Heavy ralna have ’drowned rltt's Island, opposite Cocoa. measures became effective today. sult they have tho people coming their / . . , . Joe's Smoko House; 2nd priso, B. N. out’ the cotton and 'caused heavy "Florida has a big future, It will bo way. Lo* Angeles Is growing M fait , ht DcLmnij Uathcr card caso by James A. Sands, of our city, Is the shedding of bolls and squares. Even the winter play-ground for the people Some reports from tho treated cot­ that In less than 20 year* It will bo I proud ownwer of a racing pigeon If there were no boll weevils In the Haynes & Ratliff. ton fields in Marlon county, nrc flno. of the United States and Canada. It the second largest city In the union. which flew from Sanford to Pitta- state It would be Impossible to make v 100-yurd dash—1st priso, Leonard Only one man In the Fairfield. And also has in certain places, profitable "But enough about California, let’s McLueas, 8. A. C., $6.00 running shoo* burgh In approximately 48 hours. more than a half crop o f cotton under his Is the only cotton that is doing agricultural possibilities. The draw­ talk about Florida. Ik about rlortua. by Lloyd’s Shoo Store; 2nd prise, Al- This bird was bred by Stev Murphy of such condition*. ■ anything In the way of putting on and back to Eforida is that it has not been "Florida has not yet Jot£ n f " y |Krt Collins, Sanford, $2.00 saving* Pittsburgh, Pa:, and is s well brod "Many treated fields will yield from ’ properly and fully advertised. Only holding a crop. started. In some sections it Is still ______,___ ,u. u___,__i_ County Bank; n.nkt pigeon. Its brother won the 600 400 to 1,000 pounds of seed cotton to a few people in the United States and ha dormant as it was lon y year. ago. account by the Seminole Wright, DoLand, $1 mile Pittsburgh courso rsco in 1922 the sere. Most untreated fields, on Orange county poultry raisers are Canada know the state; tho majority It lacks the push and enthusiasm of J ■ ’ by 26 minutes, 800 birds competing. the other hund, present a pitiful sight enthusiast!* about tho contest which have only a vague understanding of C.lifornU It h .. many attraction. Through the offorte o f Mr. Sends and their yields In many InaUneM 50-yard dash— 1st prise, L. will l»e staged at their regular month­ It. They picture it as a junglo where and advantage* ^ Csliforn a has „ i00 a. vlng, account and Harry Lucas, of Lake Monroe, will nut he over 50 pounds to the acrely meeting In August when each mem­ alligators, swamps, mosquitoes, and not got. When people find that out Bank; ^ Leonard they have organised the Semlnolo Pig­ Some will yield nothing at all, the ber Will enter at least one down eggs malaria abound, a place where wa can many of them wdl go to Florid. Ing A c lt n w hat by Mc. eon Racing Club, which will fly both weevils having destroyed every pot in a few months in the winter stead of coming way out hero. to bo Judged by experts In poultry. old and young birds. Races of birds square from the very beginning • *’**?^j time but unlivablfc in summer; of ; "Here sro some advantages that Kinnon-Markwood Co.; 3rd prise, A l­ bert Collins, Sanford. $1.00 by R. E. frotn U to 20 weeks old will be flown season." course that'is wrong. I know because Florida has over California: For quick results try a want ad. in the young bird races tho first 75 Stevens, virn br>*d ' IteporU from coUnty I have lived there and may live there CLIMATE— Florida has u milder, miles September 2, the following week cotton growing counties a) High Jump— 1st prise, Joo Bell, ' again. On tho advice of my doctor I more even and better winter climate continued cheerful and listened With Sanford, one inner tube -by >• Wight tOO tulles and so on until the 800 mile formally good results from the ? esmo to Southern California three than California. Hero tho rainy interest tho.reading of “everything Bros; 2nd prise, Leonard McLucss, 1 station. Any racing pigeon fanciers of the Florida method of bq|l in tho papers," even accounts of his years ago. I like it, is Is a wonderful weather occurs. In winter nnd there pair silk socks by Woodruff & Wat­ wishing to fly in or join the club get control and the agent* say lUncs*. They read him everything," j r f & r t j f f r e 'i i to much of it, every­ are many damp, chilly days and In touch with either Mr. Banda or Mr. somo localities the only cot son. he said. “ It doesn’ t seem to hurt thing is so big; business is done lu nights. Lucas. v .. . ; that will pay for cost of $ Broad Jump— 1st prise, Reginald such a Jilg Way; the asphalt and ce­ . "RIVERS.— Florida has hundreds of him.” . are those which have been so Holly, fountain pen by Henry Mc"Tho President is resigned now to ment roada are wide and smooth, you mllos of navigable rivers, the banks KING A 88ENTS TO This roethbd of boU weevtt Laulln; 2nd prise, Joo Bell, One pair the abandonment of his California can auto for hundreds and hundreds of of which are lined with beautiful fol­ silk socks by Churchwell’s; 3rd prise, LADY ABTOIt RILL will be fuly explained aioi miles, through cities, towns, farming program," tho general went. on, to iage found in trophical countries only. Ed. 8. Ward, 8. A. C., a safety resdr LONDON, Aug. 1«— Royal absent aky “ though as I have said before, sections, canyons and over mountains On these rivers one can tail from ono was given yesterday to I-ady Aster’s . no disappointment that could have 6,000 feet high and not one stretch of end of the state to the other, North, by. R. C. Ilower. Running broad Jump—l i t prise. liquor bill, thus forinally placing it August e-11. come to him could have been greater. bad road tho entire distance; the scen­ South, east and west, either by yacht, Reginald Holly, Inner tube by B. * O. upon the statute books. iand magnificent. This resignation determination ery is majestic , .u * 4.1. a Mi> b®*ti bouse boat or canoo with Motor Co.; 2nd prite, Ed JS. ' * The bill, wlilch prohibits the s ^ f at ' “ Californians are tho uhltad rnUn. the most united M fcty. California has hardly to make the best of the difficult! boosters In the coUntry. I knv * * ^ , * 1^* rivers, none hers in the 8. A- a , fit1, extinguisher. besetting him, the general indicated, I the osar, i •< . Garage.; 3rd prise, Joo Boll, ' * * :tore ~ ere GENERAL CHANG TO ABOLISH k THREE BANDITS ROB BANK AND BEAT CASHIER ‘ o h a mmS 5 .V wl l �v 'W •L*?' *» '• T .* TH E SANFO RD D A IL Y H ERALD , T U ESDAY, JUL Y 31, 1923 PAGE SIX S O C IE T Y : . MKlT,' *..7%*i ' R otary C lub C hallenges Kiwanis to A noth er Ball [)m M w- LOCALS Hi R3 Id ICJ : • ‘ r Ra to to |OMAHA' CONFERENCE tm i nmriTSS IN DISCUSS CUT EXPORT W HEAT RATE : S TEMPERATURE " to M 'to W 't o to- to * * THE WEATHER ‘ 'iei' — ----- T O N I G H T . ■ ■— $ tils The A»«IM-Iiitrit Prr«**i> MRS. FREIUDAIGEIt, Society Editor G am e fo r N e x t F rid ay Priscilla Dean and~ CHICAGO, July 31,—Chief execu­ For Florida: Local thund­ I’hone 217-W M f t fs ha to * * to to tives, of approximately twenty west­ ershowers probably today If r * « have anr frlrmia tlillln c roa Jam es Kirkwood The Rotary Club feeling keenly the —If arr B «l«* n «r»k rrr nr mmlnK ern railroads meeting here Monday and tomorrow. in the greatest romantir fcnmr. Jr If fnu arr rnfrrlalnlna. wrllr defeat of Inst Friday and also feeling JACKSONVILLE, July 31. — The And it seem to bo mining ngnin to consider the suggestion of u com­ k IvIkk a poafnl ran! In thla dr|nirimrnl, 1 ' * ___ ___________________ < L ' . I ______ la — III (Heir joint* « r, nu h r m to p i«y for n change. lar drama of all u>(. maximum nnd minimum temperatures mittee of Omaha .business men that a h ^ m ^ ^ to to hr arr^iir aaarrriaird. another came,-have issued the follow­ in representative cities, furnished hy twenty-five per cent reduction on ex­ ing challenge to the Kiwnnin Cluht But wc shurc .do miss our daily port consignments of whent and The five principal western markets SOCIAL CALENDAR • The Rotary Club feeling keonly the showers If we fnil to get tM?m. They piled nt H p. ni. 1ist night follows • flour be put into effect .as nn emor received dulnrg the first six months Max. Min. gency mensure to stimulate the grain defeat of Inst Friday nnd also feeling cool otT the atmosphere nnd stop the Tawdajf—subaecrIption Bridge Par­ 70 trade ndjourned last night without of 1023 nearly 30 per cent, more hogs thnt their-joints are all right to play Rotnry-Kiwnnis games just nt the Atlantic City ... than in the some iierjod Inst yenr. ty, nt Woman's Club House, nt 0:1T* SO 70 making a deltiiitc announcement of •*” . another game have issued the follow­ right time. Atlnnta ........... •Milt... . With this inrren.se came lower prices. p. m;, by Mf*. Fal Lane and eomIt Is rarely that the Mrftn . r.o.'their netMii ’on the imtittor. 11os to tl ............. ■••(•••.•MM.... ing challenge to the Kiwanis Club: Pi ices this year have nt times been ' mitlee. PuWie is Invited. C2 ............ 84 Tht henVt must ho. battered nnd Buffalo ........ . The athletic committee of the Suntl was indicated informally by sev­ as much ns |3 per hundred below fo completo a chronicle of nJ? \teiJnc»dny—Little Miss Louise Pur­ ford Rotary Club, did this .list day of bruistd, nnd thus the sweet scent will Chicago .... ....* .... .......... 8» eral participants In the discussions those of last yenr nnd reached the tic adventure ns has lx>en pr* T 7,!l " tlon’ will ‘'entertain a few of her CO that the proposition was not cndorS.. no cd In this stupendous ven ijj July, 1023, unanimously adopt the come out. Paul Lake nt the Semi­ ('iminnnti ...... f tl lowest level since 1012. young friends nt her home on Pal­ gg 02 Dole County Banks knows scent. Ouida’s immortal novel. KetiuJ following resolutions: Dc» Motnen ..... metto nvenue nt 4 o’clock. all the exotic coloring, the r Whereta, the Kiwanis Club of San­ ■ L*-L EmUhiort, Maine •••••••••••••••*•• C4 * 54 *Cd" STOPPED HIS PAINS 72 UNDKRWOOD’S RACE PLANS DeMnlny Minstrels will he nt the Kn4%j_Li^*==I‘ ^ .......HO tempo, the pnasionntc thrill ford did once upon a time challenge " I was suffering with a severe cold, D. S. Me Fee, of Tnmpn, was among fill story, this photoplay is o ff,,^ the Rotary Club of Sanford to a se­ High School Auditorium tomorrow Ne\v**>York ............... TJ TO I1E INDICATED TUESDAY headache and pains in my abdomen," the arrivnln fn the city yesterday ami fill ........... Hfi one of the film treats of tb, ^ ries of baRoball games, and the Ro­ night at 8:15. Good show nt populnr Pittsburgh ....... ---- * . |writes J. II. Dring, Newport, It. I. ii registered nt the Montezuma. fifil pliers. Come out nml help the imys. ,..••••••• • •• ••••• H O tary accepted said challenge, nnd St. Louis ........ MONTGOMERY, July 31.—Senator „ Aflep lakinB Pj)jcy.g Honey nnd Also round six of ____________ • fifi Oscar W. Underwood, of Alabama, j Tnr ^ rnnj uncl|on wjth Foley Cnth........ HI Whereas, the said Kiwanis gang Toledo ............. Mrs. L. S. Bishop, of Griffin, Gn., Is did administer the said Rotary Club ..........r. H0 721 “ T h e L e a t h e r Pu shed Mr. nnd Mrs. Kndor Curlett nnd WAshingtnn prominontiy mentioned as the l’orsl* : „ rtjc T«!>U*t.H I was entirely relieved ttyu charming house guest of her sis- t\vo whippings out of three attempts, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rflfnnd Reed of Geneva • • , . * bio Domncrutic nominee for the presc„ I(i nn(J pnjnn » Coughs re* teT; M|rs. J. M. Wallace. were among the visitors to the city nnd Thesc red - hoes w e e to he expect- , |deBcy in h >24. is expected to indicate ' I:r0MchUiR, Asthma, Whereas, the Rotary Club lost their yesterday. Wc know all nil the time lm Jf i i'his m . nnatttun In regard to his candidacy rCroiip mm, nnd Whooping ed. We l,me thnt imsition in cnn.li.lucy , ( j; ^ Mrs. Clnrence Rose, of Jacksonville, two gnmes both on days in whirh mud American fell for Red propagan,!o |he A|nblima legislature Here ' ^ . rcl|cV(.j w|lh Fol. SUBSCRIPTION RRIBREPaiJ Is the guest of Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn nt and water played a prominent fnrtor Subscription, Bridge p»rty « ^1 Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Worthington she would put her foot In it. , Tueid.v. . . . . . nnd Tar. The largest Woman's Club Tuesday night, at |W| her country home. nnd fnmify of Jacksonville were In and . * wneincr »»r nm, hu»»v » i »» coupli medicine in the world. Reservation phone Mr*, jjj. Whereas, Ralph Stevens is n npit- the city today. Mr. Worthingtoi'Mx P a s t o r H i g h l y P r a i s e s Ifmmally Inn his hilt into the ring >Sol,, (.v<,rvwherc . _ A <Iv. Mrs. W. P. Tunnlrliffe left today lmll artist anil cannot work on rainy in the electrical supply business in (2220) or Mrs. Ed Lane (uj^J • e l i t , , ™ during hi", visit here has not Ji,,en • _____________ _ 441 mission 50c. for Kt. Cloud where she will spend a days, nnd Jnx and hns many friends here nnd E n e m ie s o f W o m e n ^ ....t ; p. ■ De„.[ J ^ Z u^ ^ Z I l c o -,i , i serrations. _ _ short time. Whereas, this being the case, said in other parts of the stale. -------- rtroe.g light an- H,« nttitode-towmseT|lUR1(b; y 'nftpTno„ n. Gars will hall games were lost hy the Rotes on •He constantly increasing . icjiorls j ,, ,|Vfi t|„. M„thn(ii)lt c,Hirch !lt 3:30 ; __Mr. and MraTFred Wnlsmn leave on account of rain nnd mud, nnd 0. W. I-awton, Bracelet WtDi Ev I Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Dinkel of I^mgthat he will he In the nice. ’ ..vjock. Tickets S5r. includes lunch. pert, 215 South Orange, OrUn^K j Saturday for an extended visit to Chi­ Wherens, the Rotary Club believes wood were in the city yesterday. Mrs,. The senator has just n*turncd from r ^ ^ ^ ^ n^ Mmc n cago, Detroit and other places in file they have what it take.* to give the Ditikle is the correspondent of the 44 nn extended tour of Europe and '-tli ladies of Uirswim and help th: vast and middle west. nice Kiwanis Club several good lickings, Hernld nt Longwood nnd chronicles in |probably touch on foreign nffnirs ... ^ „ 10J-2tp and nil the local happenings of thnt pros­ the Tuesday speech, nl so. ‘ W K SELL Mrs. J. G. Ball and little grand­ Wherens, Doctors Puleston, Stev­ perous tieighlKirhood. The senator was greeted nt IHr, • MEETBTOCKHOLEDS daughter, Willie Steed, of Kissimmee, ens, Langley, Marshall, Tolnr, I.nngmingham nSturday by sever:*! thou- • ' are spending some time at Coronado ley nnd Aldrich arc of the opinion ING. It is rumored around the city that sand pcrrani from all parts of the! Beach. that all these old heads will be Just the Rotary and Kiwanis flubs hnvstate, and uddretsed them, hut made The annual meeting of thr* Slnckns sore (speaking of limits) when ing rescued several of the members no reference to political matters. Mrs. Stella Arrington and mother, they play ngnin if they wait too long, from the ambulance corps will (Vlny ._ In,Idorr. of the Sanford Truck Grow* Mrs. T. Puleston, have returned home nnd i . ... _ er< In;'.. vvH! h-* held at tile Court They cost no more than o(h another game of hall Friday •after­ Since custom requires men to wear ’ from North Carolina where .they Wherens, Rosltro anil Bob Newman noon for charity. It would really he coats, it isn’t surp.idng that the ■ Wrdneaday. August l«i. at 8 spent the past month. say they are limbered up now more more rhnritnhfe if they were not al­ F. P. ItlNES wo id is pronounced with the accent !*■ A!l Bto^hddc.s are urged to than they have been during the past lowed to plity but you can’t stop them. on the "cus." " >* * 1D2-1' ri-Tuo 105 Palmetto Avc.—---- I'honc 411# Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Herndon and son forty-three years, therefore, Claude and Miss Anna Mason left this Be It Resolved, thut we the com­ It. H. 1lolly returnrd today fnjjn ElThe I*aily Herald. I5c per week. A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW A ITS YOU morning for u motor trip to Chatta- mittee ....... . in charge of the Rotes side of lenton and Anna Maria where lie ac­ nooga, Tenn. Miss Mason going ns it, ((o do |„.rc.i)y( hereby, in regular session, companied his wife and I it I li> son nn far as Atlanta. _ • •• ■ •Kiwanis Club, to anoth­ Saturday. The family will remain at challenge the CLAY AWAY THE YEARS A.10 Icou er series of bnll gnmes .said series, Anna Maria for several weeks. Apply Boncilla Beautifier cssmic clav to Mrs. J. M. Wallace and her sister, to consist of three gnmes. your face, and reel while it dries, then Mis. L. M. liislmp, of Griffin, (in., What is one'of the greatest tributes Be It Further Resolved, thut should remove and rc*i and (>el the wonderful Churchwcll's have special prices on huve returned from Tnmpn where the Rotes win the liest out of three ginghams, crepes, long clidh, pongees, ever paid n photoplay by a clergy man diffeiencc in the color and texture of the S they were tbo guests of their sister, games, then the entire series stands blanchings, checks ,etc. See the ad­ is that tendered "Enemies of Wom­ skin. Guaranteed to do these definite things lor Mrs. Owen Stallings. en” by the liov. R. Keene Ryan, pusn tie and thnt "one extra gahie be vertisement nnd note the very cheap the face or money refunded Clear the played to decide it. prices on all this seasonable merchan­ tor of the Garfield Boulevard Prosliy- complexion and oive it color Lift out the w i F. Tunnlrliffe, Sr., who has hern tcriaii churrli, t’hicagn, wlm after see­ lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. ||<> It Further Resolved, that on nr- dise. ’ Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial fis­ the guest of his son und wife, Mr. and rnunt of the cnrnmpmcut, next week. ing Cosmopolitan's pi* turizution <>l sure and muscles. Make the skin soft Mrs. W. F. Tunnicliffe for some time, Mint the first of this new series take j — Tiie Sanford Dry Goods Co., have a the Ibanez novel at the Roosevelt the­ and smooth. leaves this afternoon for points in place "this coming Friday afternoon Remnant Sale that starts tomorrow atre, fliieag**, I his wcekjjiki ned it in You can obtain regular sizes from your lavoti't: toilet counter. If noi, send this Michigan. at the same time und place, the other and you should attend it and save moral tone to the grout Bible tragedies ad with 10cci.tstoBoiu.iHa Laboratories, EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN A L L TU B YEAR. gnmes to bodcridcd between the two money on all goods. Reinaiits that nnd urged all pastors to view (he |<ig- Indianapolis, Indiana, fora trial tuba. CORNER.BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Yelvinglon, Sara tclnl»s mi that dot — • ----------' 1 11 i are large enough to make you some- turn and make it a basis for talks loT Yidvingtoii and Mrs. Katie ( ’arson, of | A|)(j u,. |t Resolved Some More, tiling nice and in all the latest goods followers. The Rev. Ryan said in Fort Myers, arrived in Sanford yesa copy of this resolution be ami patterns. part: ................................................................................i n ..................s o ............. .. terduy and are spending some tune handed Secretary Lloyd of the Ki­ "I strongly iVenniniend to every In-re at the Montezuma. wanis ('lull, with the request that In­ Read the advertisement of the San­ clergyman that they witness this fas- 1 take the mutter Up ut the meeting of ford Mortgage Loan Company in thL eilialing and awesome film. Mir.s Fnlwcll, who lins been conduct­ tile Kiwanis tomorrow, that a copy issue. They are a home institution "I would further recommend that ing the Red Cross home nursing and lie published on one of Haynes & Rat- that are helping to build Sanford and after seeing it they commend it from * J J hygiene classes here at. the Welaka, litfs blotters, and that a . copy he von will Ite doing yourself a favor nnd I la ir pulpits and urge their congre­ * m ' . leaves this afternoon for Oviedo where sent t<» the New York World. helping Ixiii*I your city hy doing l>u-<- gations I** witness il. the will conduct similar classes. < . L; BRITT. Chairman. iness witli thin home company. See "It is just stall plays as tliis that F. K. KOUM1I.I.AT, tile ad, twill redeem tin* moving picture in the Mrs. Mary A. Deflottes uiul daugh­ It. K. STEVENS. eyes of all ministers und remove, the ters, Misses .Mary and Louisa DoGKtL W. KNIGHT. Ex-of. A. I>. Mitchell of Oviedo nml tiie cf- ' last vestige of fear or lesentment Cottes, iinve returned home from a ---------------licent correspondent for tiie Sanfoid that might lie harbored against tin1 brief visit with Mrs. DeCottes’ HKMINOI.E ATHLETIC CLUB MEET Herald at that place was in tiie city modern theatre mpl the modern mov­ nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. today on business and paid tIk- Hernld ing picture film." George DeCottes, in Sanford.—JackThe regular weekly meeting of the office an appreciated visit. Miss Miluee Theatre, August 2 and 3. Seminole Athletic Club took place Mitchell is a live wire und a great Konvillu Times-Unioii. Monday night at iaike Monroe ....... . Isioster for Oviedo and Scmiqole RELIEVES RHEUMATISM Mrs. Reese De Grnssenreid, nee house. A large membership attended county. . "I can simply say that Foley Kid­ Miss Antoinete DeCottes, of tliis city, and plans formed for the monster ney I’ill.v gave me relief from rheu­ will arrive about August I from Mem­ Labor Day celebration of free bar­ Lloyd’s Shoe Store ,lias an adver­ matic pains, and have not used sup­ A N D O U lt S P E C I A L P R IC K S (H U S W E E K W I L L S A V E YO U phis, Tenn., for a visit with her tuoUi- becue, sports, etc., and an attendance tisement in tliis issue calling your at­ ports for tho last six weeks (had to yr, Mrs. Mary A. DeCottes and family of some ten thousand people will lie i tention to the Guessing contest taking use two). MONEY the best proof you can in their home on Market street. She provided for. ^ place nt tlie store. You* guess on tin have that Foley Kidney I’illa ate ef­ will Ik* joined In a few weeks hy her Among the many events planned is number of words in the first page of fective is tliis, that since they cleared hushund and will in the future reside u Baity I'a rnilc, to which every baby tiie Daily Herald next Saturday and my system of uric acid, huve been en­ M O N V I L L F ( ’H A M B U Y , all colors, per yard ................................ 15c in Florida. The many friends of the under 3 years of age ill Seminole tiie three best guessers get three fine tirely free of paiji und depression," couple will leitrn with interest of their county will be permitted to enter. prizes'. Have Lloyd tell you about it writes J. W. Hunter, Los Angeles, • uiiteinplutcd.jetiirn to the state to Style, i|u1ility and quantity beingMhe and see his wonderful values in shoes G IN G H A M , 59c values, very special, per . y a r d 39f Calif. Backache, Rheumatic Pains, J F R E N C H muke their home.- Times-Union. leqiiiifiiients. A ml the various com­ at the sale now going on. . Dull Headaches und tired feeling are mittees under tiie directum of Mr. quickly relb'vcil by Foley Kidney 59e T IS S U E G IN G H A M S , per yard .... ................................. 3^ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED C I . Bell. Gus Scliinuli und Victor TWENTY-KEYEN KILLED Pills. Kohl everywhere. Ailv. IN, GERMAN WRECK The Misses Sara and Gernriline Check will win k overtime to put it NEAR C'AHHKI. TODAY Muriel entertained at auction bridge over lug. ,, ....... . ... If ...................... you can do anything in W I N D S O R C R E P E , all colors, per y a r d ......................................... 2S& yesterday afternoon in their home in athletic;*, hoy or girl, woman oi BERLIN, July 21.—Twenty-seven Bpiingfield, honoring their sister, ,m,Mt practice up’. Whatever you are persons are tcporleil killed and twen­ 51.00 72-inch T A B L E D A M A S K , per yard,.....................................89c Miss Brut rice Muriel, whose engage- |„.m( j„. |t will lie there for you. ty-five injured in a collision between nient und approaching marriage to Thursday of tliis week the hull llumliiirg-Miiiiich express and stationP ia s t e r Edmund Snyder Wood Van uniiounced 1team and litany fans will go to Al- my train at Kiri listen station near 35c L O N G C L O T H , very soft finish, per y a r d ................................29f at that time. ' tounn far u game. On Jaibor Oay this Cassel. W A L L b o a r d 1 Mints were served during the game, team will play at Seminole Athletic 26-inch P E R C A L E , pur y a r d .......... :............................................... 12^ and after scverul rubbers of auction Grounds, Lake Monroe. ft o o r iM c an ice course was served. TRUTH KEEKERS MEET. Tiie hostesses were assisted In B r ic k s e t c ., 32-inch D R E S S G IN G H A M S , per y a r d ........................... ............... 2lc looking after' the pleasure of their Olio of the loveliest monthly meet­ guests by their mother, Mrs. G. B. ings of the cluss was held ut the love­ S IL K P O N G E E , per yard ............................................................... Muriel. An 'Interesting "green stocking” ly home of Mrs. Franks on the W hich is your Ancester? • • r * ■'23 feature was cleverly executed a coii- Heights, when the Jul^ Indies enter­ » B E S T G R A D E B L E A C H I N G , per yard ...................... ........... tesi revealing the secret of the an- tained about thirty members of tho If you *nre to : * • . y*”*' ^ hutlil. <»f riMirup yoii j’lVoscliing marriage of the honorce class. After a business session the want tho wry t•• -t usual social hour was enjoyed by nil tin I r i lain t <» |t<» llltu and Mr. Wood. 5 36-ip. P A J A M A C H E C K , p e ry a rc l..... ......................... ...... r ........ fit II. ntul ynti run ntA fter congratulations had been ex­ piei.eiit the looms were open eu suite f ••t •I 1(1 iiim* Hilly th* Imm w fion you tended, a delicious ice course was and the home was decorated with 1 ________ ' ‘ • ' ' ) Willi I1K. Wo I'llMltfO quantities of roses nnd lovely zennias. roiiMMiiahtr urlri'ii f«»r served. iu.iln> inatorlalo. Amung tho guests were Misses Re­ The cine:* appreciated tiie kindness of Mrs. Flunks for entertaining tiie becca Homers, Estelle Vcrnalde, Mad­ Hill eline Boote, Inez Boole, llildegrado t lars in her home as she is not u mem* L um ber Co. Slauter, Elsa Hluuter, Virginia W il­ l*er of the Truth Keekers class und for liams, Eleanor Lyle, Elisabeth Mc­ this reason all wish to thank Mrs. -Iluliarra' •IrndiiuMr. Ier»" . Donald, Edna Floyd, Gertrude Davies, Franks many tiroes for being so roy­ Subject W ednesday Kadi* Pellernl,, Dorothy Kaufman, ally entertained. Miss Gussie Franks Phone I3C, . Sanford selections, Everett, Mrs. Ray Voght. Mrs. Earl gave several beautiful N ig h t at the which was enjoyed by every one loiQgrrier, Mrs. George Schull uiul present. After the social hour these others.—Jacksonville Times-Union. ■ hostesses whose birthday come In 1 The Herald delivered ^ 4 times a j July served delirious home made ial*v WMk 2gr'l6c. , and pineapple sherbert. “UNDER TWO FLAGS” li Genuine Texas Oil 8i 1 1 Jr tm \ llfli i 11 i- I If it is Price and Quality you ] are looking for Churchwell’s have both hi. \\ u II ;* n( Ifc nt tf 1L lp: I if- r DU iiih GOD OR GORRILLA Big Tent First Street SELLS IT FOR LESS Welaka Block. �vV . -*■ T im sA N P o n n ip e e s S b N IN ROYAL weddino l « . < W liu r « . . . l i W U ^ i In Nuptial. | tt* of Union of tho Duka of York . r. ^ With a Commoner. . f t -v 'M l i ' “ t T* „ .marriage of the duke of York m and Lady El Isabel h Bowea-Lyon woo “ JSdreft^d with an exceptional degree or t that human nature which makes the » . •taftWfP world kin and with something 1 rforo. ft waa a noteworthy reminder II V>f AW ntdlcal contrast between roy* «* natty. In • Great Britain and In some ft other lands; for example, tbe states of . « ^Oonaaay under tho monarchist regime, .ffc In one of the latter, Willis Fletcher . m JohnsMj.ifrlteatn the North American nftrriaga would have ,|twould have had to » H i fcbrgandlte, the wife forftver 1! rank‘Inferior to her tida■ • hand's and her children debarred from ■ the eucceeslon. In Great Britain, " though one o f the oldest and proudest R .monarchies.in the world, It was not ■* * ktniy ■possible but alia was not even t ’^retarded at extraordinary, and „ Ht waa vftft-eemplete and valid at though the bride had been of royal blood. Before .tb e .a e d d lu i.it subject and a comImoaar, Instantly after that ceremony khCWaa a “ royal highness," standing direct and close succession to the JtlrehW aa tho wife of the heir pro•Vtnrtptlve. The line tribute to woman­ hood waa obvious, and no less so was -the- *demonstration of the essentlnl unity, between sovereign and people. * The boat American democrats, who ’4 »3B*Hy boast that sny native rltltcn « may become president, must apprecll eta a klngdop In which a subject nnd j. commoner may become queen and the jv ton of a commoner may beenmo king * 'and e/npfror. ? "M J > ^ ;>l|. V / . I.I - t MH In H ealth Demonstrations In O rder To Insure Health O f Their Pupils extensively manufactured and conse­ W HAT ADVKKTIBI&H;IMRANS TO quently chenper because of increased t YOU. i.i 11 production. Moreover advertising to­ day is n guarantee of merit. No one Every now and then wo liko to need be afraid of the honesty of the talk, to our merchants about advertis­ price or the quality of advertised ing and we like to do it in this way goods". Competition compels honesty because the subject la of equal In­ even if there should be a wish to avoid terest to the public. Frankly, the In­ terest of the public, the interest of There is another benefit, too, in lo­ the mot-chant nnd the interest of the cal newspaper advertising' When ad­ iqcnl newspaper publisher :me in­ vertising is thoughtfully employed it separably linked. The public always is best served by means the building of trade for our buying advertised goods. Goods that local merchants and this reacts lin idertfaso in real estate vnlucs generally. are advertised are ^(^d.^that arc mote A proHporqUS bUfdot^^ «qcUor\ added population sAmj- *ncn’n*cd f .1.. con. vcnlcticqs. The whole scheme of vcitlslntr, niorchmulising and buyi^ is iotie of co-operation to mutual *4. vantage. , 1 1" The murchnnt always wins fnvor*y, reaction when he tn lk v frankly j, his advertising to , thu people and shows them he is dealing honssll; with them arid matang a" normlt Tho (tally Herald, 15c per week, week for 15c.’ : , T EA C H ER S LEA R tf H EA LT H G A M E ROMANCE OF LOST ATLANTIS ftpanlsh ftelsntlata Announce That Island Has Been Located Off Oepst of That Country. / . ■■• .'k • ■ r."* ITERAXD,' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1.1923 Sch ool c h il d r e n H EALTH l e a r ^ GAM E 0 MANS f t EL 0 CHILD /ffALTH PCMOHSTTAT** 'Activities o f tho Mansfield Child [noaHh Demonstration, ail exportLricnt financed by tho American Red ICrosa and being conducted by the ’American Child Health Association (for tho purpose of showing what a typical American community can do to improve the physical condition of its youngsters, are not, strangely 'enough, confined to the boys and girls Jof this district. This strange paradox Is duo to tho fact that tho Demonstration has been j successful beyond anticipation. Gruwn-uus. must of them women college students, art* slmost contin­ ually arriving in Mansfield to ob­ serve tho Demonstration’s work and profit thereby. Among the moro roccnt o f theso official observers w’orc flvo students from Western Reserve University, who were sent to Mans­ field by their institution for a twoweeks' course in child health. The County Normal training class docs even more than this. Tho cntiro class of young women, futuro school teachers, are being instructed by the demonstration in teaching child health subjects to their pupils. Thoy study their work under tho di­ rection of Miss Elma Hood, director of health education for the Demon­ stration. Theso normal students attended school In every senso of tho word whilo they wore here. Thy played tho games as children piny them, with Miss Rood as their instructor and were weighed nnd examined jus! as tho boys and girls of Mansfield arc. Entering into the spirit of th« “ Health Camo," they acquired train­ ing that will prove of great value to them when they take up their du­ ties aa teachers, . r academy which «nya that the lost I* Island of Atlantis has been located off * Ihe coast of Fpaln. Details of this In| tcreating discovery nre not yet avail* able to the public, but that will leave ,,.v-4be .rurlous all the more-room for ■peculation. The ago nnd vitality of the story that there was nnre n great unit opu­ lent country somewhere west of the .. .lUllars of Hercules which grew to a J- magnificence passing all description. * and then sunk Into the sea Inis caused Twelve Square Miles Mosquitoes So Had on Leon County Bids For J ^ttfira' than' one geographer to think Tallahassee Sleeper F a ir Grounds P u r­ Set Aside by President I 4tat somewhere back In the misty past I there must hnre been a sqlld basis for M cR ae Files Protest chase and Hquipment N a t ’l Reserve in U tah | the legend. Nobody knows how old I the story In. Homer knew It. anil | risto gave, the world a description of As the Bryce Canyon National Mono County Commissioners arc in Charge I the place, but every mention of It. of the Entire Project ment Beautiful Tract. I however early. Is accompanied by the ( assurance that the dnte of the subIll) Tlit* %■mih’ Iii I ril I*rt**»*i Ill) Thf A hmiHiiIH i*rr «i I mergence was even then In tha .re* TALLAHASSEE, July ll.-d lo m - v T.'VLT.'AHAS^KI-m'J uly :M.— County * molest past. missioner of Agriculture W. A. Mc­ commissioner^ of Leon county will op­ Rae inis complained to the Seaboard ed bids at a meeting to In- held on Will Horw Dccome Obsolete? Air Line railroad company that mos­ August 7 for the purchase and equip­ Disappearance I* not too strong a quitoes were so bad on the Tallahas­ ment of a fair grounds, under author­ word to use about the !mme. Tbs see sleeper on the nights of July “ I ization of an net of tin- 1112*1 legisla­ Agrlciiiturs department shows that mid July 27 that lie could not sleep. throughout tbe world the supply of ture. Advertisements now are Udag horses has fatten off 11 per cent sines “ Kadi morning 1 was literally forc­ run usking for submission of propos­ 1018. In the United Mules It was ed wut of my ber|h,” the letter read, ed ImalionA. It is hoped by those msomething over 1.1 per rent. Imports ami added that "I feel sure this con­ teiested in tlie* ‘project that a decis­ o f ‘ breeding homes to tills country dition is due largely to carelessness: ion as to, tlu- location will la- made hsvs fsllen from 11.000 to 3,000. The The letter follows: soon after the meeting. AVestem breeder Is not k*-en to rnl»« "Seaboard Air Line Rail rend Co., horses, for which there Is no innrket Pieparatiuns will be discussed at "Jacksonville, Fla. snd s falling price. A few horses the meeting for the laying out of the will hsvs to tie kept for tho r.oologtrnl "Gentlemen: fair grounds, and a race truck ohe gardens snd tho movies. For tbe rest "I am writing yon with reference to mile in length, as well as tin- build we shall hare to take It out In atmlya condition wliieli is very annoying to lag of u grand stand, with tin- view tng Itosa Bonlieur’a pictures nnd llie passengers who come from tin* Hast nt having the entire plnnt ready for aketetona In tho Museum of Natural and who take advantage of (lie sleep­ the fair during the last week in No­ JTIatoty. Before they know li they will ing car service to (Ids point. be keeping kind old Dotihln In n cage vi miter. snd chsrglng hair s dollar to go In "To he specific: On the night of Those in charge of the project I*-and feed hlni apples—If there are any Tuesday, .July 2i, and again on Fri­ lieve it t9 the first instance in the apples.—New York Herald. day night, July 27, I came into Tal­ stale where county commissioners lahassee from Jacksonville on the have item authorized to carry out a Telephonic Advance. sleeper juid the mosquitoes were so scheme o f this sort. The marvelous strides being made Horn) that it was impos*-IMe for me The fair thfs year will lie wholly In (be radio world will soon mnke It to steep, ami each morning 1 was lil­ with local talent. I-oca) race horse-., possible to lalk to Europe- by tele­ t-tally forced out of my hearth. phone, according to the research en­ both saddle’"and pacing ami trotting gineer of a Newark radio company. It "1 feel sore this condition is due will-lie in the field. Local uulomowill be lbs ordinary nfter dlnner di­ largely to curelvasness, bilcH also* will pit their skill against version when time polls, be says. In "Then when I was forced out this each other during the five days of the the near future. “Just lift the re­ morning I found the coach slopped fair. ceiver nnd your voice," hr declares: just across tin- track from tile waiting “ that will be u|l required to connect One of the big features of the event room and two men had been earrin g is promised in n proposed pageant de­ you with your friends In Europe. Dana nre under way for llhklag up on a conversation so loud anil so long picting the history of Tallahassee. An tha telephone nnd radio In such a way that all passengers on that side of tho ode for the occasion will he written as to mnko It possible to talk nlmost sleeping car were awakened by the and set to music by George E. Miller, anywhere on enrlh where tbe two sys­ noise. Had the car is-en stopped lf>0 local musician nnd singer of folk tems, reach. One may also talk to feet cast, the noise would not have songs, of national reputation. friends sailing overseas wllh tbe asme lieeu noticed. privacy as tbe telephone now affords.*• “ Please understand that this letter is written about something that can Murdsrar Traced by Handkerchief. Erw murderers escape some penalty la- remedied ami I know you will ap­ I l l ) ‘Ik e A » i i r l a l r d l*rr»a ) or other, even the most careful. A DUIJHSELDOItF, July 31.—Gerpreciate my writing you about it." strangling mystery two years old has man newspapers rrport that Majm Just been solved by turnns of n bnmlZormack and Lieutenant Keller am. Tlurecent eruption o f Mt. Etna, kerchief the murderer stuffed in the tlu< largest active volcano in Europe, Knutli, nil former phllccmen in (*J» mouth of bis victim In hrr apartment destroyed the homes of more Jhnn sen have been sentenced to death by la the Rue dee Fllntlers. Baris. When Summer heat has the aunu* effect 30,000 people on.the island of Klcily, n French eourjt martial ut Warden (nt ■ robber was arrested recently fur holding up a teller of the Bank of on fertile eggs as from the hen or ut the south end of Italy. The luvn espionage. The three men are said to France he gave s previous address In Incubutor. The fertile germ in hot stream wus often 50 feet deep, burn­ luted been found guilty o f iopeiat|ti|; fhe But des Fllstlers. The handker­ weather develops into a blood ring ing everything in'ita track, whity the u dictograph near a French officers’ chief was then taken all over France .which spoils tho egg for food or mar­ nOijuVJAV'thfe bxplosclona with the villa o nthut outside of Essen. and shown to Ida relatives anil friends. Finally, at ^arraasoune, Ida sister un­ ket purposes. Hi at is the great trembling of the ground made a eene Co-operative marketing la making suspectingly admitted afie had em­ enemy of eggs, both fertile >and in­ tetel^flnK"bt*yimt|lde»cription. *1hese groat strides in Georgia. I t , is al­ fertile. On thi auccount agricultural broidered It for him. experts urge puifitry producers in ."00,05(1 people live within the %unc ums t universally recognised to be {he Youthful Lovers Quarreled. warm weather to keep nests clean of danger. Singular to auy the lava only wuy u producer o f farm pro­ f f « was shorter than I. hut we were aad provide one nest for every four beds nre very fertile, and within a ducts can get wlmt he is justly en­ the same sge and both freckle-faced fowls, In older that the neats will year nr two the present field o f dis­ titled to. Georgia now has co-uperakids, but each thought the other beau­ not be used too often nnd soil the aster wit) again be covered with tlru marketing uf cotton, cane syrup, tiful. One day ha accompanied ms meloqs, and will soon have one of to gather eggs twice daily to gardens. down town and we had a quarrel. The peanuts; and lastly but not least, th|r day after I made an advance to nuke keep tho eggs in a cool place; to pecan industry has ita association— The increased use of automobiles market the eggs at least twice a up because It was my fault, but he wouldn't, lfe has tried ever since to week, and to pen or dispose of alt will have ita effect on the shoe trade the National I’ocan Grower's Ex­ make up, but tbla ended roy love af­ roosters ns soon as the hatching sea­ as people will do less walking. There change ut Albany, Ga. fair.—Exchange. will, be a change too' in styles 'o f son is over, ; w ‘ t* \> '..’ i— — -------• During the slack summer months, clothing. New diseases will be de* M M ftr jf nice thinif about sleeping Antcricun motion plgtutcs.^qt^Jcqd v(doped, especially, of the pye, owing when the McCormicks are not doipg by ijp-open window 1* that you con fn’ trfost of the coudtriea o f the wdrln, to glaring headlights "rffid (ftydd wolT eat a CanadJan t r a p p y , f lw changes of acoucs. fliai'-your cigarette ituhs outdoors. even in China, aJpan and India. i - - -- • 'W IH I* T ftf t ' but in only one quality. Different types o f motors require different weights o f lubricating oil, and in or* der to supply Ithe finest quality o f oil for every motor, Polarine is manufac­ tured in the following weights: “ Med­ iu m ” “ Heavy*” “Heavy X,” and “ Heavy XX/’ The only difference between these grades is in their “ body”—all o f the oinness found in the Heavy X X is also to be had in the Medium and other grades. There are two ways o f being sure to get the right grade o f oil for your motor—first, demand Polar­ ine; and second, consult the chart o f recommendations (on display at filling stations) so that you may he sure to get the proper grade for your car. . HEAV HEAVYF/HEAVV xx i INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY »■»“ »* .. | iy T . ^ ' V 1 1 •■] .'1 ] 4 J ■ �:--5T.^var5v,r. > THE SANFORD DAILY' HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1923 EEQVTREMRNTS GIVEN f o r Me m b e r s h i p i n of the slate.or district in which It- is located. FRENCH AND BE LG IAN FEDERAL HESERVE » REPARATIONS NOTES RECEIVED IN LONDON I“Enem ies o f W om en ” |at th e M ila ire T h u rs­ d a y nnd Friday; Capital stock— Under the terms of Section ll of the Federal Reserve Art i Officials of tha Federal Reserve us amended no applying bank can bo LONDON, July 31— What were unBystem in Washington, realising that ndmi tied to membership in u Federal derxtood to be the French nnd Bel­ Reserve Bank, unless— recent announcement* made by It gian replies to the British repara­ (a ) It possesses n paid-up uninirelative to nbn-member bonk*, In uc tions communication were delivered * paired capital sufficient to entitle It cordance with late acts of congress to become a national Kinking asso­ at the foreign office yesterday hy Count do St. Aulnire and Baron ManW>r£ hot fully understood . by the ciation in the place wheio it is situat­ chur, representing the French and banking, world gancrally have duel- ed, under the provisions'of the Na­ Belgian government who loft written dsted the situation In the following tional Bank act, or— but not identical documents with supplementary statement. (b ) It possesses paid-up unimpair­ Lord Curxon. The Italian ambassa­ Relative to tha provision that no ed cnpital of at least 60 per cent of dor say the British foreign office but state bank applying for membership such amount, and under penalty of submitted tio note. in the Federal Reserve System can loss of membership, complies with the |>e admitted unless “ it possesses a rules and regulations herein prescrib­ PARIS, July 31.—Thfc French nnd aid up, unimpaired capital of at ed by the Federal Reserve Hoard, Belgian notes, in answer to !the Brit­ rast 00 per cent of such amount, fixing the lime within which and the ish reparation .communication were nd under penalty of lots o f member­ method by which the unimpaired both slightly' rel^iidhed. bofqrc lieing or Lublmnff, the l m w ship, complies with the rules nnd capital of such bank will bo increas­ transmitted for th e ir e x pitted de­ KOilVf a mid Russian princess and an regulations herein prescribed by the ed out of net Income to equal the livery In London Monday afternoon. old Spanish warrior, is a man who, Federal Reserve System fixing the capital required. This enme ns.the result of exchanges nt middle-age, hks lived too fully and time within which and the method In order to become a member, of of vifews between Paris nnd Brussels. nna for whont there Is little left In by which the unimpaired capital of the Federal Reserve Rystcip, there­ It is asserted in' well informed the way of thrills. His cxtravngance such bank shall be Increased out of fore any state bank o rlrust company quarters taht Premier Poincare’s re­ nnd escapade* lb hi* sumptuous palace net Income to equal the capital re­ must have a minimum paid-up capital ply Is eet squarely on the treaty of in Moscow furnish Europe with gos­ quired," the following information is stock at the tlmp it becomes a mem­ Versailles and on the Franco-Belglan sip. elsrtfciven concerning Incorporation, ber an follows; Not exceeding .'1,1)00 policy outlined January 11—that To one of hi* speclncular receptions, capual stock, and other essentials no- inhabitants, tniqlmum capital (A ) negotiations with Germany are 1m- in 1913, comes Alicia, Duchess Do I)ecessary for those already holding $25,000; (h) $15,000; exceeding 3,000 passible until hoc passive resistance lille, a notVH beauty, whose reputa­ membership and those wishing to be­ but npt exceeding 6,000 Inhabitants, erases nnd that the evacuation of the tion for amorous adventures rivals his come members hereafter. (a ) $50,000, <b) $30,000; exceeding Ruhr is impossible until the payment' own. Alicia <M|rs Michael to furnish Incorporation— In order to be eligi­ 6,000 but not exceeding 60,000 in­ of reparation Is absolutely guaranteed. her with ft thrill. It comes sooner ble fo^ membership In a Federal Re­ habitant h (a ) $100,00; (b> 6*0,000 ex­ The Belgian note is in accord with than Alicia had looked fur. A Cos­ serve Rank, a State Rank or Trust ceeding 50,000 (H) $200,000; (b) this on two points, it is said, al­ sack officer manage* to reach the */« _1 - - 11- f . iia t h a iio n an In s n e n n s . Company*. must have l t been Incorpor $120,000.— P, II. McGowan, in Tum- though differing on other features of Prince whom h<! insults. A duel re­ Bted under a special or general law pa Tribune. the icpnratlon question, such ns new sults In which the Cossack is killed conferences to fix Germany's onpnclty and Michael badly wounded. As the to pay. Cxnr ha* placed a ban n ndurlling, A l­ Those who hnve seen both notes icia, drawn to the blase Michael, plac­ any Ihedtvlghm document i^-the more er him in her car and gels him safely constructive in the sense that It goes out of Russia nnd Into France. into methods of settlement, which Shortly afterwards, war is depar­ might prove effective, while the t'd, and the mobiliznlion of the French French premier regards a change of army reveals the fact that Alicia 1ms ; attitude on the part of the German a aixteen-ycar-old son, Gaston, whoso government toward the 'treaty ns the identity she has concealed as a moans fiisl essential and subordinates oil •>f keeping secret her ago. Gaston proposed new measures for that con­ comes to her home just at the time sideration. Michael is paying her a call. Thu Piemier Poincare is thp more argu­ Prince, in the belief that the Uiy is a lo nuke this store continuously attractive to you. Wo want mentative, taking a number of type- youthful lover of Alicia's, derides nml you to fqel that this is your shop where you can he sure of Iwiitteu pages to develop his theais leave*- he>. When Alicia hears her the very beat service. while Perndor Thouni* requires only son tell of his desire to. servf France,' rix to formulate his practical sugges­ all her mother lovo is re-awakened. W h e n Y o u Think o f Vulcanizing tions. tl is expected in French o ffi­ Michael hurries to Russia and save* j cial circles thut considerably more a icmngnt of his immense fortune We want this'store at once to occur to your mind. Wo aim negotiation will )>e necessary to come from the revolutionists. lie escapes to' attain thrit end by .the fairness of our prices and the per­ lo a final decision regarding the reply lo Monte Carlo, Where h-* offers has-; fection of our service. to Germany proposed by the British, pitnlity to four friends who, like him­ the French nnd the Belgian replies self, have b6rn affected financially by lieing regarded ns in no wise final. the war. They are Don Marcos, a Spaniard, Atilia Castro and Spaduni, Dni.v Merabi on sain at Joe's Smoke a youthful musician. In offering his' Oak Avenue and Third Street House, Mobley s Drug Hto o und hospitality, however, Michael makes Hunt's Pharmacy. If the stipulation that no woman shnll -SANFORD, FLO RID A PHONE 17— --------cvpr be (•ntqrtajmsj .then’. ,In,Ou t, thn. 1- HMe-es*., » i Thn Herald for first class Job work*. once Intel nationally famous Dun Juan,! fin ms a cult that he styles, "The Knemirs of Women." . _ ... -| Alicia loses the last of her fortune j on the gaming tables at .Monte Carlo, I seeking to heat the game that she may send funds to her son in n Ger­ man prison camp. She appeals t o , 1wince Michael for financial assist­ ance. Michael, still believing that Al­ icia has u youthful lover to whom she wishes to send money, scorns her. He later visits Alicia ai(U declares his love, but the thought of her son i ■ makes Alidn still Michael's ardent | 5 embraces. Misconstruing her notion F anil blinded by jnllousy of her imag­ ined lover, the princu strikes her. * I Alicia receives n telegram, telling of her son's death, nnd she again flees from the advances of the prince, who once more declnres his hate for wom■ en nnd announces lie will spend his Inst coin on the most extravagant pnrty Europe ever witnessedfi To this party, staged in the Prince's villa, comes Gaston, erroneously reported dead, now in the intelligence service. He masks his identity under the name o f -Martinez. Michael nnd Gas­ ton become involved in a dispute which they determine to settle on the field of honor. Gaston shoots into'} the ground and the prince, overcome with horror nt the thought that ho is about to fire upon a innn who has fought for him nnd other slackers, throws his pistol away. The though of what he came near doing gives Michael a new perspec­ tive on life and he undergoes such a mctamorphoisls thut ho join* the French 1-eglun and turns bis vllln ov­ er as a war hospital. He returns from the war to find Alicia giving her servicea to wounded soldiers and the two seek consolation In each other’s love. Y o u r Choice d f any 6-lb* Sack o f Flour in the : House with a $5.00 Purchase S h 24 lb. sk. Gold Medal Flour $1.13 Famous Sunset Gold Butter, lb. 47c Sunshine Biscuit Special— Buy One and w e will give one ...... .... ....... ....... .................. i ... F R E E H ! ■ ■ ■■ n ■ i ns Y o u rs fo r Business WE SPARE NO PAINS Kent V ulcanizing Company W h e re San ford T rades mniii Empire Dny Messages to the Hoys und Girls r f lhe Hritish Kmp[rc King; George V and (]ueen M ary) Gml Save tht* King and Home, Sweet Home ) The Hand c;f the Coldstream Guard) 10072 10 .... ................. Orville llnrrold 71813 12 Heinnld Wcrrenrnth 74815 12 MELODIOUS- IN S T R U M E N T A L Spinning Song— Piano Solo Ignore Jan Paderewski 0CI50 10 lumdler— Violin Solo Mlschn Elman 00151 10 Serenade . Erika Morinl 00153 10 Viennese Dances Stokowski and Philadelphia Orchestra 74814 12 Clyde Docrr) Clyde lJoerr) 19028 10 Valse Hilda— Saxophone Solo Snxnnoln— Saxophone Solo L IG H T VO CAL SELECTIONS Lambert Murphy) Utmhert Murphy)45352 10 Ilernuse I Love You, Dear It Was Not So to He John Steel) John Steel) 100B9 10 Just an Did Love Song When the Gold Turns to Cray Lou Hottz) Lou Holtz) 19079 10 Oh Sole, Oh Me! That's My Haby Hew High Is Up?— Part 1 How High is lip ?— Part 2 Arthur Mnss-Ed. Frye) Arthur Mnss-Ed. F rye) 19081 10 Nahle Slssle-Euhlc Jllnkc) Noble HIssle-Euble lttake) 19086 10 Down Hearted Hlues W ailin’ for the Evenin' Mail MOTHER GOOSE MELODIES Mother Goose Songs ’ Death und lluriul of (,'uck Robin Alice Green) Alice Green) 19060 10 DANCE RECORDS Trot Along— Fox Trot Wet Y o ’ Thu ml)— Fox Trot The Henson Orchestra of Chicago) Zcz Confrcy and His Orchestra) 19044 10 Medley of Old Tim e Songs— W altz Victor Herbert Medley Waltz Stella— Fox Trot The Troubadours) The Troubadours) 19082 10 The Great W hite Way Orchestra) Carolina Mammy— Fax Trot jA ; The Great White .Way Orchestra) 19087 10 Hoftetime and You— Fox Trot Zcz Confrey and His Orchestra) Oh I Harold I—Collegiate Walk or Fox Trot ) Zez Confrey and His Orchestra) 10090 10 When June Comes Along With a Song— Fox Trot The GrentWhlteWay Orchestra) Horn and Reed in Ilroaklyn— Waltz The Troubadours) 19091 10 T A K Ii THE LANDB HACK ® s?£!!§i(s mpi* IMMMH •» . Frances Aldn 00152 10 (ioin'-llom e _ ■Pay us a visit and see for yourself. Phone your Wants to us. Call No. 481-W. Quick Delivery. m ’ Lohengrin— Mein lieher Schwnn! of sea food. Fish dressed upon request. w-j .TidtP » Linda di Chnmounix-Cavnlinn— O lure dl quest' nnimn Amelitn Galli-Curcl 74812 12 and Fancy Vegetables; Live and Dressed Chick­ ens, Fresh Fish, Lobsters, Shrimp and all kinds >;-’7 - ■ , Prince Igor— Red In live and Air nf Prlneo Galitsky ** Feodor Chaliapin 87301 10 We are making a specialty on all kinds of Fresh Next Door to Smith Bros. Furniture Store P O P U LA R CONCERT A N D O PE R A TIC Daddy (Lemon-Behreiui) To the People of Sanford: We are opening up a new business at 317 East First Street . ■SANFORD, FLORIDA i HERE! The New Victor Records for August J 817 EAST FIRST STREET- i . In the pres* dispatches today it n statement that General Wun Lung Lick The Skillet has decided to abol­ ish all land departments of the Chi­ ne** Eastern Railway nnd take over alt lands ceded to Russia under the aid treaties. This Is the way to do basinets. When railways and canal companies have been ceded lands to do certain thing* and they take the landa and do not carry out their contract, take the land* back. This U the systotft that should be, prac­ ticed In Florida. Maybe wo can learn something from the Chinese heathen aftor all. . . . When You Walked Out Scmconp Else Walked Right In— Fox Trot) Itrooke Johns and His Orchestra) llrouke Johns and His Orchestra) 19092 10' Great White Way Orchestra) <j The Collegians) 19093 10 Hebe— Fox Trot Bar irney Google— Fox Trot 1 Cried for You— Fox Trot COME IN AND HEAR THEM The Harold dalJvenxr six time, r ... t- ■•• * • 1■1 ' ■ ' i ^ ' ........ ... ; - 1111 • r . v - ', ... i ii .. .y j �emphatic terms , that the “ hutfgbn^i Thtfvfe n perfect right to hug nnywhenH a ,k*+ . .-4 ->*• ------ and that accidents liave nover happen*:) n k l M r 4 * t f r r t ll* r n * 4 n r i n v l r *mr « t l h » flr r a ld lU l ld ln * , 10T cd to the lover* while In the strangle’! , a « W ilt o U n r a r A , F \a , ' hold position. And then Bill’* wife la The H e ra ld Printing: Co. away, and he has no business “ snooping" around looking at other people l T I l I . f Nil KHH Why don't he get busy, N . J. IIO M .Y . . K dllnr hugging. H. J. L t k U R D , A f fr flir j- T r fu .r fr O. A. HKKIi___ ----- Uttrral H m i r r well, with his typewriter, wo might B. A H(H.li¥ ■ A d rrrlla ln K N a u i r r say and with other things that would A d t a M la la f n a i r a M ada K a a a l distract his attention and detract from A p iillra llo a his pocket bonk? 9am ord Daily Herald f T- 1 k; r Florid nnre well i loaded. Shipping tinl n sit was rorty years og0 whon owners points now have something to ship. Bobby Burke used say: y Another consideration here arises: Why should the taxpayer* be as- And. immune as they arc to numcr- don’t give Johnny Davis a lickin’ y«, ossed one mill for the State Road De-1° us expensive ^ conditions, such ns arc n coward; he has been talkin' scandlous about you." We reshtcj partment, the same as last yenr, with- ‘ ,0P "lr n s, expens *e pulls, washout.*, landslides, freezes, tho temptation (most of the time) to and costly terminal.*, the carriers fight then— wc still find It necessary $2 250,000 will be added to the rev­ ought to share the profits of their in­ to resist, sometimes,' a great many enues of thnt'department this year creased business with tho pntrons times, in fact. It is like this: \Vhc„ through the two-ccnt share of the U I W H I I I I P P — C lr r a la llo a M a a a fe r whn have made their business here you hnVo husness on the other si,|c -------, -----o — “_____ W w « 3J0-W n lir r B it. m. thrce-cent gasoline tax, and $180,009 of the street nnd take tho pain* t0 . Henry Ford says he Is not n can­ through the new registration fee? what it is. B akarrlpllnn P rice la Advance go to n crossing, whore prrestrians Such unwarranted grabs ns the ntYear---- --------- _______ — . M oo didate now but he may he one to Tho State Road Department, outside I f f Mentha B.i*0 arc supposed to have aime rights, nnd of the one-mil) levy, vjll.h^vc availtempt to increase Icing charges nnd morrow. Well Henry, old fellow, me I t r ll r r r f d la C lly hy C arrier O ae W e e k ------------ ---------------------IB O eala lad, the tomorrows never come, don’t able for each o f the npxt two years, the three band,requirement for citrus cross n* a pedestrian should,’ and 'T k * l»lar 11- la IN -p aar W r r k l r H e r­ you know and how in the blooming $750,000 in federal aid, $180,000 in packing boifes nre bound to have an start across at a brisk walk liecnuie ald entirely ro te ra Nrmlnule Unnnty dad la pabllaked every P rid e y. A d v r r - meadows are we to know Just what registration fees, JLfiW.OOO In license unfavorable efTcct on public senti­ two hundred yards or more up the Iteley ra lea made kn im n an ap pliedtag collection and $2,250,00 in gaso­ ment in thla state. The people know street nn automobile "Is coming nt IM a. H . M per year, a lw a y a la ad van ce. you intend In the premises. And how can the politicians throw their "sup­ line tax, n total of $-1,780,000 a yenr that these extortions arc not Justified the rate o f forty or fifty miles an M R K I I K I l T U B A M H O C IA T K II r n i I S S V. T h e Aaeorlnted P ra a a la « x n lu *lv a ly port" to you unjess they can give fo rtwo years. With the one mill tax nnd they hold it agninst the railroads hour nnd you realist you have e ntitled to tl.e for re n n b llra lln n of levy, $150,000 will in? added to this even when tho nttempt fails, as it time to lose^ 'But In spite of your h)l naw a dlapatchea credited to It n r you the nctuol figures of the touch Rot o lh e rw ln o cred ite d In th la paper that they want to moke before the haste you are forced to incrense your fund, making $5,2.'10,000 n year, or probably will in this case. dtid alao th a tocal new s puhllalietl herein. campaign startH. $10,100,000 to bo handled by that de­ It Is a short sighted policy' It is speed or get run over, and then Just All rights of ra-puhtlcatton of apactal ---------- o----------partment in tho next two yenr*. Why the sor) of thing that provokes radi­ a sthc machine passes you it 1pI„ llapatchea herein ara alao rasaread. Office I l ir.lt A M l m i M i l H I . Phnne t l*t Oscar Underwood says thnt if the tlic one mill levy in addition to the cal sentiment, makes enemies for the one of those unearthly, demoniacal T O A IIV H IIT IN H IIM i people of Alnbamn want him for railroads, weakens public confidence bellows, which was not intended to special taxes? •In m a n o f orrtifa n r iim m leelim In the integrity of their management warn you to get out of the Way, hut leiinl n r o th e r n d vo rlle en io n ta T h e president he will shy his Stetson into Taxpayer* may also evinre some in U '-rn ld P r in t in g C o m p a n y d u ra noi the political ring and make the race. and encourages those who advocate rather to deride you for daring t0 hold Itaelf lla liln fo r ilninnttt* fo rltio r curiosity as to where the legislature tbaii the a m o u n t received fo r siH 'li m l- Well, it is nl right to nsk the home public ownership. It it an imposition’ cross the street in front of the big found the necessity for increasing the Vrrt leern i-nla. ’bool with its liveried chnutTein rm.l folks about It first. It may seem levy for the State Board of Health upon the friendship of those who in t~Yo,rtltn A J v *rll*in u h fp rf> 'tH *ii¥ * high-toned passengers, you inv.’jlun-« strange to hear this in the press dis­ spile of similar instances, too fre­ 100 per cent. We have no abnormal L t,u‘A M E R IC A N PIKFM A S S O C IA T IO N tarily start, not knowing whether you patches but It is the thing to do. health eningoncieu at present or in quently repealed, have believed, and have been struck by a real or imag. The home folks know more nlxiut us prospect. There may be excellent stil believe, that only under private innry object. It is then thnt you fee] than the people living nway from reasons for this Increase but, at least, ownership nnd control can the best like fighting, but the ohject of ynur home and if Alabama wants Oscar to permanent results be attained. the taxpayers have a right to an ex­ ; Tlio multiplication nf Job holder* run for president and will back*him The time may come soodor than inary object. It s then that.... juaif planation. I-ocomotivc Engineers. There is n making lontia on farm products, indicate* thnt evenlunly nl of ti* will to the limit it in a i^nod omen. They they icnlizo when the carriers will indignation is gone. A ten-pound Florida has secured some excellent get n living by collecting tnxe* from know him in Alabama and the opin­ man who looks ahead.. He intends to .Specifically, the committee presenter! fight the corporations with n bank of the following conclusion* which it advertising by reason nf the amend- need all the public support they can ’ « e gh hurled from a catapult could one another. •— Andornon (Ind.) ion of Alabama is all right. Wc have often his own, be intends to make the had rcuehed n.* a result of its study meat to prohibit income nnd inherit- get- Ara they blind to that aspect of not overLakb him Hernlil. —-------- o---------nnce taxes, but much of the effect of I the condition, or are they simply ' ’ ,ul 1 ,nriy happen amn.- day, engineers ns powerful in firmtiers ns of the subject: The facts and tlgures given to the this will lx- killed if our regular s ta llin g to grab what they can whdo the .that tho infernaul machine would 1. Co-operative marketing asso­ tax rate continue* to advance.-Tam- ip-abWn* h good? - ’Want C ity ! bronk down just after ,t pasu-,1 nnd * Simmon* hna born mmlo chairman Hotnry Flub yesterday by lion. K. A. the railroad* and then he will see that 6f the Live Stock Sanitary Donril. Dongles* were only touching the the engneers get n square deal and ciations should lie organized and con­ pa Tribune. ! Courier. before it g , t out of sight. I f - that ducted on tho commodity basis and We*up|H)*e he willadvocuto Sim* edges of the great developments hero it will not through strkos. 1 thing ever happens it ia then tnlit wr ---------- n no|»on the regional basis. The regional J jiona Liver Regulator for the tick In. the past tun years. Anil if he THE TEM PTATION TO FIGHT. are going to forget that our venerable LOOKS LIKE A ORAM. STATE TAXES II 1CHER. basis tend* to create competition fever. father taught us not to fight except could have looked ahead ten years among product* and charge* of dis­ , -------------0-----------and told of the big things that will That the proposed iricrenro of rate* [ In our childhood our father taught in i elf-defense. And if we ever get Quite a hit of comment is going * We nreglad to note that I-nke happen here he would have opened the rounds about the state taxes be­ crimination on the part of the man­ on shipment* of fruits and vegetables u* that it was no disgrace to be called, ou i.lngera securely cllncwI around Monroe will have a lot; celebration the eyes of hi* hearers. Seminole ing higher. In tho common nature agement, whether v.i I! founded or not, from Florida is not justified hy con- a coward; that It was not n ailtn of thc gullet of one of those fellows on I d W Day. That in the thing to county is growing und every city, of thing* taxes would be higher if are apt to be lu ’ • by producers of ditions, i« apparent to every person I courage to tiy to lick a boy who told who do their best to run over you, do. Have our own home celebration* town and hamlet in it is growing any improvements nre to Is* made in different commodi.i - thus creating who give* the subject inteligont I us.thut we were afraid to do a cer- and failing in that, try to scare the discard detrimentrl to the spirit of Just ns other counties in the state and Mluy at homo once in a white. thought. The viry fact that the car-1 .ain ‘ thirg. He impressed u* with out of yoii by sounding their klaxon Hie state and yet when it simmer* co-operation. -----------o----------are growing. There is not n county riers deviated from their tegubfr.the idea thnt sometimes we cottld in derision a Her they have passed— down to business there would not wo repeat that if wo ever get uur The I'onnncoln New* hna a burning in Florida that is not growing. 2. Co-nperntive marketing associa­ course and took none of the interest* show more real courage by resisting have been any changes in tha state •---------- o---------- . tion* shoufil—httyu r i.nio *y tcm of most affected intoAheir confidence be­ .ho temptation to figli than by fight­ fingers on the guzelurn of one of editorial on "Nut*." Well we could tolls ibis year. The slate should not grading product* in order that any fore announcing the change is evi­ ing upon every small provocation. those birds it will take more than nn For years the Herald has advocated Write one on nut* but it in hardly be made ,o pay for tick eradication, JJme’ fdr m to leftvo Sanford and we a packing plant for Sanford that the levy should not have been made statement made hv ilv association dence that they felt their proposal \\'o learned the lesson well and have ordinary thunder stonn to shawe us would take care of all the cattle, hog* for tho state road department ns un­ regarding quality atul quantity can would not stand close scrutiny. rather like the place. tried to remember it. 1n (net, there loose.— Eustla Ijiko Region., -----------o---------and sheep for home consumption as der the new laws the mad department be accepted with-iut question. ’ ---------- o----------Instead of increasing local rules, have been times when we experienced The five principal western niaikel* t .There in no other climate ip the well a s -putting it up for foreign will have some eight millions or mare fi. Un-operative muikrting nssocin- the carrier* ought to reduce them. n thril lof pride after being called a world a* (Inc ns Florida’s clime. shipments id over the south. Such a a year for several year* without the lion* should con ti »i' - their activities l-'|nrii!a’s business is bound to he cx- coward, bcliuvng that on the partic­ received dliinrg the first rix months There Is no more wonderful jdace In plant would solve the question of regular levy in the budget. Hut even 1<1 ordeily marketing a distinguished tremely profitable. It is collected ular oeeason we showed mure man­ of Wild nearly .10 per cent nnoe lo gs the world than Florldn all the year ■making cattle pay, i* would solve the with all this tax the State of Florida from dumping, ibera i< some dan- from the various shipping point* at hood by holding our temper than by than in the some period last year. njuml and Sanford is the best place question of having clean and sanitary has no higher assessment. The big get*, however, in Imq.Laliou to hold minimum of expense. Neither the nr hi eg into a fight. Naturally we incut, such a plant would take care taxes come in the county and city commodities for speculative purposes, j 4tl ithln .great stale of Florida. „ f cumitruelion nor the mainte- thought that with the lapse of years With Ibis increase’ came lower price*. ---------- o---------of many of the problems of the cat­ budgets and the mistake is often Speculation in fatm products i* no nance cost of Florida railroad* lie- tiu habit would become so firmly fix- Price* this year have nt time l*-i-n ■ lit i* with pleasure that the Herald tleman and the consumer. Lead the made by the county lax nssesors tak­ mftvo justified thqn' peculation in any- ,f :ns i-rnupnre with similar cost* in| ed that it would become second nn- a* much as $3 per hundred Maw chronicles thu condition of our presi­ article in this paper from the Tampa, ing their levy for state and county thing else. _ . I the almost any other part of the tore; that eventually we would lose those of last year and reached tin* dent today, We nre plod he i* im­ Tribune about the Ft. laiudcrdale from the city book*. Tlu •• '.'"'.‘.flTV’ lu; iniVw''’ in. ^ "'Vfr country. Timf was, perhaps, when j all inellnatbm to engage in physienl j lowest level since 1912. Augus­ proving. Wo nre glad to note thnt packing plant. If It will pay in Ft. tine Rerout'd Say*: lions anoulil lie orgninzm?‘‘nuii''ron- ' ______ J .......... ■■ .■ -. .. , .................._____ * ' * fits physlcfans nre pleased with his 1.audio hale it will pay in Hanford. ducted ar. busine.-s cmt.i-ii!-, amt puli"An official statement from the] condition and (bat be will soon travel lieal and rorfal eiilanglemi-nt - -.Imuld l s B iiR z s R iic n a B B E r n R iB iiiiB im iu iiB H iitt ir .x E c c B K t'iix r a x B n a iin b ti^ E J c a n iiB Z g ia u a u n iiiM iiii executive offices of TallnhnsHn fixed jo Washington for ii rest and where Follow named Lnmmo is writing i be avoided. Farming i. Hie biggest ■ a the stall1 tailing.1 for KCI! at 11’-.e will recover from hi* recent illness some awful stuff from down the east , , ,,,, business in the world, and the on,, M Fi'hi* Was Written by a Woman) « mill* tins is ihrt e-eight* of a mpl . , , const to tire northern papers about pml he himself again. .. . ... tluetion and tlistribullon of fnim eom- a lower than the 'figures made public conditions in the convict camp* in moditie* require the same efficient e Friday and which were withdrawn I The eye* of the people of this which he pictures the awful condition niannveinent a* any allu r lug busilate in the afternoon liecause of Hie n o * 3 . J 'onntry are on Florida and it be- of the convicts even now that Higgin­ di&eovery that errors bad been made toove* the people of Sanford to get botham has quit hi* Job. Mr* [.amine f While the report o f the emmuiltee in eompiting the information upon] Jmsy and advertise our many rc- i* evidently playing on the prejudices did not mention the Florida Fit in: which they wcie based. ^oucepy, our big npimrtunities for in- of the northern people wlnt nre nlExchange, it could have well referred "The niillng? for llii nr compare* |j„ Hii* organization u* an example of jVttHtmoqt, our schools, our health wnys remly to ! » lieve any tale about Record and all the many big induce- Florida but be ought to know that hi* with Hi •> !i in 1*22. I he inerease |j|lt, g|m| ,,f asroeiation wilii li adheres ■incut* for new people to come here stuff *i* 'old *luIf n«w amt (Iml wr lepiesent* n jump of sevon-elglith* of j l(l ,,,-,.-1 ieally all of these lerimimenniiglit get it into uni- bead* to shear -* *1»iU. Hiree-eighlh- <>f It is ne-1 tJatioiir. The i’lorida Citrus ExeluiugtJnnd locate.* t -------- n— :-----a Ijimine in Florida on account of Hi •oonted for by an inerease for gen- ships some vrgetables, hot it ,-peeialeral icvenue purposes which was • izt. , in thl, of t.ilrus fl ui( { tOvcr .near Titusville they are find- heat. a boosted fiotn < *’ .to 5 7-8. The l)al-|_ Florida (irower. ♦ing*mnlet in the orange trees and it o toward losing a ciiitomer, nm! bad certainly S I nm nn old-fusJtioiu'tl buyer of llu* m-cesmm »ls‘ a question as to whether they The Kn Klux Klun i* badly ne.-ded j l,h" w" llu’ ,* vi,',i ---------- u---------lost a good deal o f time, especially, since some u tins for my household. I go to lhe store my­ / A HIGHER TAX RATE. (Jumped there looking for worms or at Chicago atul all through Illinois. f" r ,it’- •nulieatiun n* provided by ■ self. To me this work is not irksome, In M oi her people were standing around wailing to li^blnluri1. An incrciiKr m j ---■whether the clouds overhanging rained I' ivh.k rlUhalfhcs Miy n crowil «»f Drjji'u I ^u‘ n fact, I like it. I like to look at the shelves so he waited on. •them down. And then trgniii it i* til- cuilHtrneton liands near Chicago broke! 1* 11 n""** <*1'' 11lc, l',,l,rd Florida g.iiae nothing, either in at* Iwny* Ih‘« 1 to investigate the brand of into n hall where the white people Health i* offset by a reduction in the j (rnctiveniliH to outsiders or in tho full of cans atul packages o f .y> mjmy colors. n of a mill, |lir|uur that the people are drinking in weie dancing and persisted in dancing, inison tax o^ slate of mind of it* own « itizen*. ■ I like lo do this for the same reason that 1 If that grocer had sold advertised goods ho I thnt immediate vicinity. with tin? women present which pie-, "The millage will produce it revenue tl>neigh the announcement that I In­ M don’t mind being in a crowd. would certainly have had the brand I j* , ---------- ----------cipitated in a row und several k ill-lo f $J,Wifi,1157.7! when based upon stall- tax millage h to be increased Rested nnd Tie would have made a sale; in' There must Ire something in mental eg-:. The only bad feature about the] last yeut’s valuation of $121,118.51-1. till* year, no matter how “ (.light" the When in a crowd I look for familiar faces. telepathy nfter all. We noted n half whole affair was that only a few of i idt nlally, he would have bid us good dsiy "The statement firing the inillag: raise/ When I see them I am delighted. Whon I dozen state paper* yesterday have the negroes were killed and none of follows: The millag; Inis been fixed at 1 P » cheerily and wc would have been satisfied. am in a store I look for familiar {foods and the same editorial on the same sub­ them lynrhed. If a Ku Klox Klan i* “ The stale millage for the year mill*, an in< renie of seven-eight.-, when I see them 1 buy. Those goods have ject word for word und no credit not needed in that neighborhood then 192.1 ha* been liv'd at I f it mills. of a mill over last yenr. Familiar faces are wonderful. To me, in given to any other paper so it wn« we know nothing about the affairs The legislature milled half a mill for become familiar to me through advertising The inn case conic in the millage nty capacity as a buyer for a fairly large undoubtedly an "original • editor in! of the nation. ‘ And tin* white people the support of the Slate Livestock for general re venue, Increased thrveand 1 have noticed that the jjrocory men who gnd the way it was sprung in Flordn of the north will think the same Sanitary Hoard* to he used in tick elghlhs of a mil!;* State Ibmid household, fam iliar things on the shelves of ■aril of have the most o f those familiar paekanes ■vr»a certainly very original. about the negro after they have a eradication. Also they added 'i mill Health, increased one-fourthh of a the stores 1 visit arc only a little less wonder­ somehow or other seem to always go ahead. to the Stale Hoard of Health appro­ mill; nnd in the levy for tick eradica­ few more affaii* like (bat above. .f ---------- -----------ful, for those familiar things help me in do­ » The pictures of those two fellow: priation. These two items have tion, one-half mill, imposed this year ■■ -- -o ■ ■— I -went into a store not of my own choosing ing hotter and more economically the job whV killed a minister as published ill Mr*. Alice Foote McDougall of brought the Slate millage up from fur the first Into n pursuance of an but with a friend who, among other things, which I must work at every tiny. Uie Tampa Tribune would influence New York nays that in looking into110 5-8 which waa the amount for the redueton s a the tax for thcrroccnlss - any Jury to bang both of them witlr- the ifim and distant future she see* y«:ir 1922, to I f * mils. asked for a very well known article o f food act of Hie late legislature. The only] * out leaving the court room. Of course jju, nll>1) doing the housework while “ The tax burdens of Florida are ieduction is in the tax for the State! Those advertised articles which I buy ami , which is packed in a can, although she did it mght be a bad picture or the th* women go forth to battle with quite heavy but the larger percent Prison Farm, which is reduced one-: which I always buy I know h^ve been sub- ^ not ask for any specific kind. I always buy ' Tribune may have published a peture the world. L may sound childish but age iif taxes go to the support of the fourth mill. This farm appear* to I n __________ milted to the criticism o f both competitor ■ and iinstinctively of two of the .lame* gang by mistake. we would like to r.ee them go froth municipalities, the counties and the the only institution in the.state which E , . . i>'i" im m u iu . 1) I1 (old her that was and consumer. This subjection to almost ■ , We would not misjudge anyone for to battle witli the world the first of various sub-districts. When wc ran- i* ublc to effect atty cccoiumdci in the >< ll' **hu should ask lor. the world—only the pictures wen- every month when tlu> bills are due sider the b>w nssesment of property cost nf operation, worldwide critical examination demonstrates > The dealer overheard mg nnd .said, “ Mad­ nnd all through the month when the in Florida I he state millage Is not punk. The increase of the tax rale, in lo mo that the manufacturer has supreme * ■ o------- — note* nre due. We would just like high nnd of the total taxes collected view of the fact'that the state is in am, I never sell that article, I pell instead confidence in his goods. Ho cannot tell a J It seems that other stntes are to ree them do some of the "battling" from the people the amount which such fine financial condition that we something very much b e tte r-------------- my !• falsehood about the things lie makes, because g having heavy rains ns well ns Florida und give the men a rest nnd wc really g o e s to the support of the Mnlo gov­ boust of it, nn din addition to the own brand/* there are too many in tho world to find him J k nnd In Vrginia .the water 1* flooding believe we Could rest even at homo. ernment is ruther small la compari­ heavy special taxes imposed, doe* not d tile stores nnd causing all kind* of son with ttlut which is paid for coun­ tmet with eiillmsiatsie reception from out. ' . . -t Then he launched into a five-minute talk * »* f • 4 j damage. Well, up to date we have Fkuirmun Hooper of the Railway ty, district aud municipal purposes.” the tuxpaying public. on why this article was better than the une $ not hod any water in the* stores in L uImu- Hoard says that the labor load­ Tho hnlf-mill levy for tick eradica­ Constant advertising o f any product proves ■ 1 had named. Hut somehow my friend had ^ Florida — especially the country ers nre reiponslble for the railway BANKERS COMMEND FO-Ol’ ERA- tion i* especially unpopular, bccnuKe thnt product has stood the test of scrutiny* ■ been convinced by what 1 had suggested and 4 Btorra—and unless the heavy rain* strike of lust year. It takes no bril­ T IV E MARKETING. it means thnt the taxpayer of the Is it any wonder then why I, as one of sever­ l continue tho waters will Boon recede liant mind to guess Hint part of the she did not buy that can which the grover state, rcgurtllcii o f whether he has al million women in my same position, prefer • even in the Everglade*. We Udlevc story. The labor lenders are re­ Co-operative marketing wa* , the any eat lie or any interest in cattle, or { offered. w that Florida is the bo»t stalo in the sponsible for nil strikes. The men feature of the report o f tho Slate curu a rap whether thu cattle man’s J articles with which I am acquainted to proAnd I thought ns I walked out how stub•*. union right on. con vote yen or nay hut the lenders Hank Committee of the American private stock of cattle is tickfull or|* ducts about which I have no knowledge and J have tho Inst say and they can say Bankers' Association, which was In­ ticklers, i* required to pay his share « m ---------born nnd obstinate thnt man was. He had about which the manufacturer docs not w>em S Hill Glenn of the Oilando Sentinel whether the strike Is on er off. If dued nt the recent Iwiitkers’ conven­ of the cost of Improving this prilost a snle, had probably taken hiH first step to Have tho courngo lo enlighten me? • Jwi plmed Himself in nn embarrassing you will took back on history you will tion at New York. Tho committee vnte pro)K>rty far tho benefit of pri" position by writing about-the "wny- find the level headed leaders keeping slated that ufter an exhaustive sur­ vale owners. This little half-mill ■ 3 aide bu*U*nd' am! telling about how the men put of strike's and the ones vey it was convinced that co-opera­ levy which the taxpayers are to con­ . Published by tho S an fo rd H erald in co-oporation with T b *f O a t e h t ,on them on with little hruiqs going ahead and tive marketing, properly conducted, tribute to Itm cattle men, who, dic­ ■ at the wrong time. An wlt- Icsepna the cost und confusion of tating to the legislature, will not per­ T h e A m erican Association of A d v ertisin g A gen cies -f thV Wintef Paik Road. Even th e]atijking i1 this watch the attitude of tiwpsiKirtaliun and distribution ami mit U even to consider "no fence" W u k ‘7 Z " ,lf ib f matter and all of them aluU in 1War m i Btoue of UfothfefhoOd of simplifies tho problems involwd in legislation, will ktnount to more than * *j vjvi i* ’ , ,. . ■’ J j Why Are Some Store| keepers So Obstinate?] •(It 4 m 1*1 iV'\ m m 'HjKlk* m m: mi tATjf U IM x sp& > M i * m k mk Ka itJS f ; X A -A ••/ - . • .- ...,v|r- -■- A. �. G I i* *'fW. O L F - ..... B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G base b a l l n ew s y e s t e r d a y 's r e s u l t s REALM R. L. SHIPP, Editor 04 Phillies Come Sanford Boy M akes to Back and W in the Best Showing in I* Tw o From Reds i he Swim m ing’^Meet to Florida State League Orlando 4, Tampa 3. Hrndentown 2, St. Pcfte *. Daytona 8( Lakeland 6. .National I.eaeue Philadelphia 2-5, Cinc|nnnU 1-1, Brooklyn 3-7i St. Louis 11—1. New York G, Pittsburgh 4. Boston 0, Chicago 3. American League Cleveland 3, Boston 4. Detroit 12, Washington 5, Khilodelphia-St. Louis, rain. Chicago-New York, rnln. NOW THEY STAND Florida State League Won Lost • 0 Orlando ..... .......... 27 11 Brndentown .... 24 20 l.nkelnnd ............. 17 20.. 1C St. Petersburg — Daytona ........ 15 200 Tampa ............ — 10 Lost. 34 37. ns 40 47 50 05 CD American longue Won Lost Go 30 . New York ........ . 45 Cleveland . ......... ■r>2 44 -lit Ft. Louis .......... . 47 Chicago ............... 45 < 4 4 40 Detroit ................ 51 Philadelphia ........ 12 52 Washington ......... ‘41 r.s Boston ........... ..... 34 CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.—The Reds were forerd buck into third place, yes­ terday when the Phillies defeated them in a double header, 2 to 1 and 3 In 1. The scores: Philadelphia ...... 001 000 001—2 K 0 Cincinnati .... 000 001 000—1 3 0 IUiir and Wilson; Rixey and Wingo. Second game: Philadelphia ...J... 110 120 000—5 0 0 Cincinnati .....I w\ 000 mm— i p i Mitchell, Bctt.wwiil Urnline; Couch, Keck, Mctfunid and Hargrave, PITTSBURGH, A ur. L— New York made it two out of three in the pres­ ent series with PitUburgh by winninR yesterday’s game, 5 to 4. The t-cores New York ...... 203 000 000 5 12 1 Pittsburgh 000 000 400— 1 0 0 McQuillan, ltyan and Snyder; Ham­ ilton, Morrison, Meadows and Gooch. CHICAGO, A ur. L— Huston went on a halting rampage, cracking out 10 hits foV *25 bases, and made it two straight from Chicago yesterday, (i to 3. The score': Boston . ...... 400 Oil 000—CG HI 3 Chicago 000 001 110 - 3 It 0 Baines and K. Smith, O'NulU; Keen, Dumoviteh and O'FarroIl. With a total 07 pnints thtf*tTilmncy Bock Cnmp for Boys won first place in the hfiRntlon swimming meet nl T.ako Jnnhhtskn yesterday, look permanent poskeihdon 6f The Ashcvillu Citizen trophy cup offereil the winner, and won one leg on the twoyear trophy cup. Cnmp Osceola came second with 55 points. The French Broad Camp for Boys, winner of the 1022 meet and favorite in yesterday’s events, came In for fourth place, with Camp Mondamin running close to Osceola. The Chim­ ney Rock hoys nlso captured the reIny swimming team cup. Of the eleven entries of the winning camp, Leslie Moughton made this best showing. He captuied tho 440 yard swim for seniors by n distance of fifty yards, covering the distance in seven minutes and 43 seconds. Jack Grier, inter-scholastic swimming champion of Florida, tool: first place for Chimney Itock in the 100 yard swim, his time for this event being •me minute and three seconds. The winning team took first place In eight ol the twelve events. The contests were witnessed by n large crowd despite the ruin that fell during the greater part of the after­ noon.— Asheville Citizen. to . CELERY SEED S to fa t CELERY SEED The Rotes challenge the Kiwnnis "‘ ‘% 0 k V — Looks to ‘us like tho Rotes would have enough for a while. Anyway the Kiwnnis have not nnswered the challenge yet. Guess they nrn trying to decide if they want to soli their hands again. We notice that Howard Overlin Is still In town! What’s the matter, Howard, wouldn’ t the Yanks hnve you or did you decide to stay at home and play for the KtwanisT Manager Whjddon was evidently feeling good yesterday afternoon, lie suggested that tho baseball rooters of the city take steps toward forming n four club city league. He says that tho Botes, Kiwnnis and his Independ­ ent team and some other club would make a good league. Yes, good meat for bis team. Nix on this city league stuff. Too small a village. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.—St. Louis B E R T H U M P H R IE S divided a double header with Brook­ H A LT E D SM OKER lyn yesterday, winning the first game H to 3 and losing the second, 7 to 4. R A L L Y IN E IG H T H The scores: First game: TAMPA, Aug. 1.— licit Humphries Brooklyn .... 120 000 000— 3 12 3 stopped another Smoker rally here in St. Louis ........ 203 020 01 v — ]1 II 4 the eighth yesterday and ns a result Grime*, Henry and Taylor; Toney the Bulldugs defeated the locals by the one run margain of 4 to 3, and McCurdy. Second game: Brooklyn .. 000 02.1 002-7 It 4 S A IN T S KEEP St. Lnuli . 200 010 001— I 7 : ’. Jackie Coognn in “ Daddy' tonight O N H O L D IN G I inker mao and D'Berry; Siiirdell. at the Princess. THE GROW ERS Barfoot, North and Alnsmilh. Jackie’s search fur fortune brought ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.—Get­ him through many adventures to his ting away to an early lead, the Saints long lost daddy. were never headed and took their sec- 1 olid straight game from Hrndentown j “ Daddy” is one o f the funniest and y< sterday I to 2. The score: guile the most pathetic story in which j Hradentowil’ (Min o il Dill) 2 Jackie fongau has appeared, t'ome WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. Detroit I St. Petersburg 211 000 utlx— 1, to see it and bring the children. tround'd Washington hero yesterday, 12 to 5, scorgin six runs in the ninth ^ GOSSETT N O T He’ll snuggle up next your hi a rt— inning. The score: and linger there. SO G O O D A N D Detroit BID 000 200-12 It* I Washington n‘12 000 null— 5 5 u Holloway, Johnson, t'"l<- and Wood; Zachary, Fed wick and Hurl. DAYTONA W IN S With Ids pig and his fiddle, his un­ manageable spaghetti and a shower i. VKLLANO, Aug. I. (iiiHselt a , —and his loo-hig trousers—that’s two had innings, hacked by some mis- j at.klu Co0|,nn "Daddy." BOSTON,''i\ug. !. -Cleveland won l iable support, cost Lakeland yester-1 from Bo.lo’i yesterday by hatting lay's game with Daytona « to 5. CuA m,m man once l lnnke hard in the eighth an.I moth I also was hit hard. The score: |don't let Jackie grow up," and Jackie innhut*. uni! h<firing tliu winniiur run .lakeland 000 ton 310—5 hasn't grown up-yel hut is more than in the lllh i.n a pass to Luuke, a IJaytuna 003 005 000—8 ever the symbol of eternal childhood sacrifice h'y K nolle and a single by in “ Daddy.". My all. The mire: ; Cleveland inn U00 U21 01 -5 13 3 *.j “ Look what Mildred's done—Oh! Boston • . 000 .On 001) 00—4 ' 0 - p ; Daddy." Edwards, Shuttle, Morton ninl P ■ O'Neill, Myatt; Khmke and Picinich. All the fun of “ The Kid" and all the pathos of "Oliver Twist" in Jackie foogun's newest picture, "Daddy." Grand opening tomorrow night I To lonely li ’arts Jackie Coogan is '‘ Enemies of Women will ho shown j,J,vnys the pluintom child that romps only on»'c each night, lliursdny and jj|t. j.yrdvii of our dreams. Friday nights. 3 his thrilling movie is too long to lie shown mure than And the honor guests tonight will once each night. ho Urban Mays ami family and will see this fine picturo without cost to And if you cannot conio Thursday them. Bring the kids. IJibun, and he evening reserve Friday evening which nH Osborne will he looking for O U can switch ordinary Is the last this magnificent photoplay y<iutire buyers from brand to will be seen. .. brand. nnd Saturday—Walter Friday ‘ Enemies of Women” is produced Heirs in "Mr. Billings Spends His But try to switch an Usco on t\ magnificent scale that carries IJilIK, » user. H e knows. U*co babnes the spectator out of himself. . M1LANE NEWS USCO Users Stick United States Tires are G o o d Tires Y settle the tire question wher* ever they arc tried. Built to absorb punishment — and they do. The big, rugged Usco Fabric It honest all the way through— no bargain streaks under the surface. A t die new price3 cspcclall y— they arc a great money’s worth. Tho director look tho entire com­ pany to the Riviera where six weeks were spent on some of the most beau­ tiful scenes in “ Enemies of Women." Barrymore’s fight with Iu arr'lA t>w, 225-pound champion wrestler. In •‘ Emmies of Women," is described ns being more thrilling than that which he staged with Louis iWolheint in “ Tho Face in the Fog" described by critics as tho most realistic ever film­ ed. Mil Director, Atyn Crusjand has hand­ led hjs material'la Workmanlike fash­ ion ami hail drawn from the big nov­ el a tightly const rueted dramatic And cube rent picture which moves swiftly to its thrilling conclusion. Altogether "Enemies of Women" Is e picture tliut will entertain and thrill. It rewards tho eya with as many pictorial beauties as It does the emotions with its dramatic story. ANK AKERS’ TIRE CO, Sanford. I lorida IIDWAY GARAGE, Lon*wood; JHorlda LAWTON BROS. CO, Oviedo, Florida Remember onjy one show each night of "Enemies of Women." I f you can not coiuo Thursday night be suro.gnd , **■ night. ^ ■J, ,41.'-%,<-Jtjvr; i. j ew eT T A large, old-fashioned trunk is Jackie Coogsn's lied In "Daddy", a First National picture, produced'Miy Sol I-osser which will ho the feature at the Princess tonight and tomorrow. E. .Mason Hopper directed it from the original story by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coognn. Much o f the action lakes place in the .attic lemur of an aged violinist, who finds Jackie Holden wandering about the streets, nlul gives him n home. There Is only nnq.tnu)U bed, hut Jnckia discovers contains n soft Imltum of ,clolh08, and ho appropriates it for sleeping pur­ poses. After assisting "M f fftb le guardian lu retire, all Jackie has to do is to undress and open the cover of tho trunk. Within he finds his bed prepared. 1j • "Daddy" rovonls Jackie Coognn at his best and extends his juvenile gen­ ius to n degree perhaps never equaled on the screen or stage. In one epi­ sode, Jackie rises to dramatic heights that establish him us one of the greatest emotional actors of nil time. The supporting cast is of high dis­ tinction, It includes Arthur Carcwe, Josie Sedgwick, Bert Woodruff, Anna Townsend, Cesaro Gravini, William Lewis and Georgo Kuwa. H u r t b y A n c ls n t C a n n o n B a ll. A cannon hull tired from a British warship which landed linrmteasly In the side of n hunk at Kingston, X. Y„ after nearly a century and n half, smashed the lingers of n seven-yearohl hoy. The lad was walking along a Now if you want a real baseball street, which overlooks the Hudson river, anti saw a queer-looking object t< am thnt will play every day, get Imbedded la the hunk. He dug It out Sanford in the State League. San­ with Ids tinners and It proved to tie n ford is too smnll for a four-club city seven pound cannon hall. Starting to league hut it is plenty large fur a run home with Ids prize It slipped from tits arum. As he attempted to professional team. pick It up It fell on I I hands, smash­ ing Ills Ungers. It was lit October, 1777, that a British licet sailed tip the Hudson river and anchored og Kings­ ton point. A landing party of ma­ rines captured the Imttejy. Tho hoy’s father elated that he would present (lie trophy to old Satiate house, where New York state’s fit si governing hotly met In council before the caplin! was Look who’s here! removed to Alim ay. 11K lltS S P E N D S T igers M ake Six L U C K Y D IM E I 11 Ninth, Swam p As a Result Walter Gets into Trouble Bush’s Fighters in New Comedy John IVfcival Billings, a haherdashn y clerk, by investing ten cents In n cigar becomes the possessor of con­ siderable Wealth and is told that if he di es not wish to part with lus good health he should take a trip some­ where—whore did not matter much, lie takes the tip and, ns a result, is mixed up in a revolution ill a South American republic; is attacked by v.mild-lie assassins, and falls in love with the president's daughter. All thin i> brought to the screen in the piclure, "Mr. Billings Spends His Dime," which comes to the Princess Theatre Friday and Saturday. Juc iiuellne Lo­ gan, lending woman, beads a r.lrong nupporting cast , including George Fawcett, Robert McK'im, Patricia Pal­ mer, Joseph Swickord, Guy Oliver anil others. 1923 T ru n k is Jackie’s B ed in “ D addy” BASE B A LL FOOT B A L L BASKET BALL T R A P S H O O T IN G to National l.ragu Won 02 New York 58 Pitlslmvgh ■........ Cincinnati .,1... ..... 50 40 Brooklyn 50 Chicago ........... 49 Philnilelpliia ........ 31 Boston ...... .......... 27 GUST E i n T r a it s of A n c ie n t E g y p tia n s. p a g iu ic e $1065 o.b.Jmamj V i / N Sail Bearing: jj M j ® ■ ^ « ^ 2 Ball-Bearing Steering Spindles Give Jew ett Easy Steering , _ H p H E Paige-built Jewett responds instantly J- to your slightest touch on the w h eel Th e reason is in those ball-bearings at the top of the steering spindle— an exclusive nicety of Pai^e engineering. Only in actual driving do you appreciate the magic difference they moke. A n d the ball-bearing steering spindles— oiled not greased— w ill retain their ease of ' . movement. T h e y arc a part o f the Paige* Timken axles — typical of Jewett’s quality. Women who drive the Jewett find ft like no car they ever knew for delight ful behavior and real comfort. It is this same quality of touchguidance steering that makes Jewett Six a real car for real men. T ry it yourself. I SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. In spite of tlm military skill which i SANFORD, FLO R ID A enabled the Egyptians several times to extend the homularleil of their kliur- k i m x i i i B i i Z B i N R U i m n a n z i i a u s c u n B B s i n i i i i s i i B O i U B i i i i i ilotn far to (tie south as well ns over the greater part of Asia Minor, the Egyptians seem not to tune been n cruel or tierce race, declares Robert t’resswell. In the New York Tribune. In the targe, they had the disposition Hint hnve always gone wlllijmtlent la borers tilling u rich scdl. They haled 1 —it *t"'prf ■ all foreigners and all foreign ways: ' they believed In their own country ns . the only one worth mentioning; In-! W E S PE C IA LIZE deed, for centuries they were so In- 1 In Making Mltnr that they called themselves “ Ho- j met." meaning simply ‘'men," leaving the despised races ■around them to 1 share any other appellation they could think of. or WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING LET US DO YOUR NEXT JOB OF PRINTING AWNINGS T h s ie W a t c h c i R e a l A n tiq u e s. A N Y T H IN G OF C A N V A S A w atch trial U 2iki yours old has every righ t t<> ric on lied an antli|U<’. Hut n w atch that w a s an n n lh p ie ill the lim e o f the I ’n m l i Ite v o lu ih u i and w a s woll |iusi the c e n tu ry m ark w hen I,nuts X I V w n s a d o rn in g hlim iclf tn sal Ins, s ilk s and velvets, trial w atch to d ay U tin a n tiq u e In e ve ry se n se o f Hie w ord. T w o s u c h w a tc h e s a re ow ned by a m an In N e w a rk , N. J, T h e y lire F re n clro jv u tclie a nnd h a th ‘tiliuul 350 y e a rs J © W h e n the 1‘llg rlm u set sa il fo r A tn crlcii th o se tlm eplei-es w ere tic k in g a w a y In F re n e h w aistcoats, perhaps the p rid e of som e v illa g e In n ­ keeper o f altluenec. AUK INEXPENSIVE A I .SO WINDOW SHADES or all Sly It’S ami ()mi!i(k's al a Saving to You SELLERS A w n in g S h o p Phone H U . 20-1 S. Main St. OIILANDO, FLORIDA LOW TIDES ON BBACH. 1323 "F irst in our line" Forenoon and afternoon tides occur al approximately the name hour and minute. Dale June . July Aug. Bcpl.. Ocl r,. 11 0:2K 5:33 4:31 1 4:0.7 O 4:53 7 ::is . 7:20 0:11 5:20 8:37 8:17 7:11 0:02 3 5:17 0:24 0:30 7:01* 8:00 4 0:13 0:00 10:11 10:32 V:r,0 5 7:24 8:51 0:57 11:»!( 11:2C (i 8:17 0:44 10:52 11:11 11:51 7 0:07 II 0:57 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:40 i s CORRECTED MAY 1, 1U23 1:38 9 10:11 11:30 11 ;50 T:0S South Bound ■ 2:28 1:51 12:42 11:50 11:30 10 Departs Arrive 3:18 1:31 2:47 2:40 n.m. 11 12:10 12:21 No. 88— .... 2:30 n.m. 4:00 2:13 3:86 1:10 1:00 12 8:40 a.m. No. 27..._..... • 6:00 4:24 3:01 1:65 1:40 2:45 p.m. 13 No. fit).—.. . 2:25 p.m. 6:57 5:18 3:51 2:38 2:20 14 7:10 p.tn. No. 85_____ 0:55 p.m. 0:59 0:14 4:40 3:15 2:55 15 Northbound 7:18 8:02 4:00 !h32 Departs 10 3:34 Arrivo 0:03 0:30 8:22 4:51 4:21 2:03 a.m. 17 No. 82_____ 1:48 a.m. 0:25 10:00 7:34 5:48 12:05 p.m. 18 6:08 No. 84.-____11:45 a.m. 10:23 10:50 8:40 0:47 0:02 10 3 :52 p.m. No. 80..... - 3:42 p.m. 11:45 0:43 11:21 7:61 120 7:02 No. 2 8 -...... 10:00 p.m. 12:07 10:54 Tl:57 8:67 7:34 21 Trilby llranrh 12:53 12:31 0:59 11:13 8:32 22 Departs Arrive 1:18 1:37 11:53 9:30 11:01' 23 7:30 a.m. xNo. 100—,---kiQl 2:10 8:23 p.m. 24 10:28 11:50 12:47 xNo. 24-----2:42 2:50 1:37 25 11:20 12:07 xNo. 25.. 1:30 p.m. O ,O0 3:21 3:20 * * ***** 1:02 12:24 20 xNo. 101— 6:50 p.m. 3:55 4:00 3:04 1:53 27 1:18 • Leesburg Branch 4:32 4:43 3:44 2:41 Departs 28 2:10 Arrive 6:10 6:22 4:20 3:20 2:50 20 xNo. 157---- — 3:55 p.m. 0:00 6:00 6:52 4:08 8:40 30 No. 2 1-_____ 2:46 p.m. 0:50 4:40 6:52 0:30 a.m. 31 xNo, 168______ 7:10 p.m. No. 22....... First quarter Full Muon Last Quarter Oviedo nranck July 5 June 28 Departs Jana 21 Arrive Aug 4 July 27 July 20 sNo. 120— 7:46 p.ro. Sept. 3 « Aug. 20 8:40 p.m. Aug. 19 xNo. 127.,.,..—r Sept, t f 0<t. 8 H Sept. 17 t; * “ UsUy, except Sunday. 1 ; itiiaj'dr jl^i J lV l.T . 3 ^ lv. ?V; ttotf - , TRAIN SCHEDULE ;i j 5 ; & For Coughs and Colds, Head* aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All Aches and Pains ALL DRUGGISTS JSc sad 63c, j»r» and labw Horptul tii«, 83.00 iiiiiiB ia s R iH a iiN K a B iiis iis iB iiB R iiiu iiiiim s is s a IO u r S e r v i c e Extouda to Orlando und Daylonu us well na the hundreds of bottles wo put out in Sanford every day E L D E R S P R IN G S W A T E R ' on account of its purity itt faHt becoming tho drfnking watey for Central Florida. It is also recommended for u«o In bat-; terleB. I f you ard not drinking Elder Springs W ater now— ' I give it a trial. ; P H O N E 311— W E ’L L D E U V E R �------f l . ; 6hfes H ig h Malflc, E n gin eer W b tM ed fit. Lucie Caaal Working Overtime to C lfry Fldbd Water* TALLAHASSEE, July 31.—The Erergladea drainage district authori­ ties are doing all they can to oVercoma the flood condition! in and In order th ^ tih t pu blic may be kept advised o f 11ho aUuadJon, ho satd he would hereaffet* tssuo detailed state­ ments on Mondays And Thursdays tin, til the situation blears up, to show tha level of the JkVe, the extent of the change alike the -preceding report, how much rain had fallen in the Inter­ im, and such other information ns might throw light on the conditions. In his first statement yesterday Mr. Elliott shorted that there wns one change In the lake level from July 21 to 2* when it was 18 feet. There had been a rise of only right-tenths of a foot since May 1C, according to figures quoted by him. West Palm Tlcarli canal, Cnloosahatchie, Hillsborough and North New 'river canals, from J&0 to .100 feet; Mi­ ami, 100 to 160 feet, and St. I.ucle canal 1,600 fefct. Two-thirds 6f the capacity of these canals has been required to provide local drainage for the landn along the canals, and approximately one-third of tha canal capacity has been utilized 'fo r discharging water front 1-ako Okeechobee, It Was nhoWn by tlto statement. The outflow through the SJ. Lucie canal represents Approximately 26 per cent o f thu capacity of the canal. The capacity will be increased each month ns the work ndvnnces, Mr. ElIM t stated. The statement continued: "It will Ik* noted that St. Lurie ca­ nal Is discharging ntoro water from Lake Okrerholiec than nil the other canals combined. Under ordinary sea­ sonal conditions, the combined ennuis, together with the remaining available storage in the lake, will do much to­ ward reducing flood stai'cs. Prevail­ ing wtuther conditions cause tile lake to irinuln ut an elevation too high for safety, but everything possible i.i be­ ing done to hold the lake in check nnd to provide sufficient local drainage for p om ftion . "Work is continuing on the levee With tiro dredges. Aftfcr completing the leree( these d fed gbs w(U contimieat Work sWrtglhrmlng the lAw placet olid" inrredidn gthe height of sameJ.R ain fall, for the month of July to the SWth tor the. brim section was 7.01 a '+ 4 %r jnc'htfc. "The heaviest rafnfrfli wan in Ilick Pochec locality, allowing 10.44 inches. "Present level of the lake is foot below the high -tite r mark of t^e year 1922. * "Thirty-four milts b: lake thofb protected by levee for Inkc level o f ^0 feet. There remkln* approximate­ ly eight miles of ahoto lo be protect­ ed lay the levee fcnd dredge* are .at ^<Jrk on this. Other drainage woik in district in proceeding in the usual biinndr." > Sum m er C am ps to D r a w 30 ’Fhotisand From C ifilian L ife <Hjr T h e A x w - l a l r l P re s s ) . ■—------------ What is the Message at Monogram? , th e niotiogramlc motif o f bid Spring which once confined itadf to the pocket has epread boldly ,r»«r the entire surface o f tliia jfiock/ which wra diaracterued by Conditions'in Florida Show ( ^ i m p r o v e ­ jfaJ Parisian snonsor.it M.r Healt rdivenleht for footing. ,ujint tbarracks or in /tent d ,ti«v cutch trilly laid out' In company* *atreeta$ not more than tlx men to each large elite army tent on comfortable cote, ••very tent with subitantial board flooring.” . The Military Training Camps As­ sociation of the United States la pro­ moting the summer camps and secur­ ing through Ita notion-wide organisa­ tion the interest and co-operation of prominent citizens in every part of the country. -. money paym ents ate risky! , # ' ^ * , J W h y not start a Checking: Account With [ this b an k — and pay by check? lit is b rin g * accuracy and. your biisiness^and re m o v e riii Since ColsUad Law Went Ihtfc HITCel * 8aya MeRfce. ( H r T h e AAaaeJate* P re ss) O u r Capital arid Si $125,000.00 TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Aug. 1.— 5 Conditions in Florida have shown £ great improvement all along the line £ zineo the Volstead prohibition law be-jli £ enme effective, according Ur iinforma-1|= lion given by W. A McRae, com- £ A COMMUNITY BUILDER mUsioner of agriculture, in answer-}* ing a questionnaire sent out by h a committee of Scottish Churchmen in £ tJiia country investigating the work- r ing of prohibition. General improvement In the state = is shown ih better farming methods, B lilkBtttaBB BanaBaaflB im iaB naB B ifaB B aaB B B aauitiM better homes, belter schools, increns* a ily Remodeled Screened Throughout i ed bank accounts, better churches, £ Light and W ater Systeip Installed better roads, and better livestock, Mr. * McRni* replied in answering tho E question ns to the general efficiency £ of the law ns it affects agriculture. : Everything produced from the soli £ allows marked advance, tho reply ■ stntei with regard to theeconomic a phase of the situation. This also up- £ plies to livestock grazing. “ This is £ only partially, due to prohibition, how-* B physicnl henlth nnd good sportsman­ ever," Mr. McRae writes. "This state fi ship. Ample entertainment is ar­ is growing because there Is only oio»;£ ranged for the veiling hours. "Religious life is not neglected, "Florida hns been called llio 'Mec­ since provision is made for voluntary ca' for bootleggers," the rply con­ worship on appropriate occasions for cludes, “ hut when one looks nt the men of all faiths. Army Chaplains rontour of our stale— almost nn is­ look ufter the moral welfare of the land—and notices how near tho is­ men enrolled nnd army hostesses ar­ lands are whore whisky flows ns the range their social gatherings. Com­ water, one can see how this Htnte is modious nnd wel (arranged quarters menaced. Ilut this must nnd will are provided with libraries, reading stop." rooms, cards, checkers nnd chess ta­ CORONADO BEACH, F L O R ID A I1KR1.IN, July .11.—Twenty-seven ble* and piano;. The government Surf Bathing and Shower Baths provides n daily ration of nearly 70c persons arc reported killer] nnd twen­ and competent cooks prepare meals ty-five injured in a collision Ijctwei-n For Reservations and Rates which eomparo most favorably with Humbtirg-Munich express nnd stntionADDRESS, O C EAN -VIE W H O TEL, CORONADO, FLA the best family or hotel •tuldes. The aiy train at Krciustcn station near men arc quartered either in pernm- Cnssel. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL ***■■11 ■■■■■■■■■■BBBNBBMB ■■BID ■fSBBBBBIIBaBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBRBaBJIK ■■■■■■■■ BllltBHBRNBIfM ■^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B * * * * * * B * * * * * * * * * B * * * B * B W * * B * * B * * U * * * * * * * * * * * * B B * B * H * * n * * * * * * B * S * p i* * * * * * K * * * B * * * * * * B * * * * : N A T IO N -W ID E THURSDAY AND SUCCESS F R ID A Y W ith Lionel Barrym ore and account of be given on the opening night A Canaldlah N orth w est Photoplay— Aiiothtei* Cosmopolitan Featu re D S U N S H IN E I * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ nieiice to o f loss. ment AJtAfcrig- Line Bo far, the mouoStfcnA itt'tW Siting cfcthcs ar^uJtc casual in their significance. The. broken 'Japahwy lines might be anyone’* initials. But if wo art gothg to Xir it serioiisly perhaps messages •yrny be developed in the scattered motifs, for him who runs to read* Aside from its heiroglypliica the costume in the drawing is sweetly unadorned. Tan crepe de chine with black printing it is, except pior the plain bands of tan crepe de chine. The narrow dork band* ore black taffeta ribbon, which extends conveniently to tasselfed ends at the neck and ties around the one-piece chemise dress to make a belt. One littlo pocket only, a collar falling back from the V neck nnd short Utmona sleeves complete the ensemble. CHICAGO, July .11.—In the last days of July some .10,000 young men left their homes to spend n month in one or atiAther of tHe 26 Citizens' Military Camps, which the Govern­ ment lias organized for this summer, according to the announcement mnde by the Military Training Camps As­ sociation here recently. Health in mind, body and character is the primary nihi of the Citizens' Camps to which young inen between 17 and 24 are admitted fora montli of training at government’s expense, nnd these cump.i are located nl carefully selected sites in various parts of the rduntry, so that no one need travel biore than tWu or three hund red miles fiom Ids own homeI ninakiilg the announcement, Geo. T, James, tho executive secretary of the association, nays: "Tho crimps me conducted by the ail history since the days of nnrlcnt most competent officers of llio reg­ Greece than underlies the Citizens’ ular army, the national gunnl nnd Camps of 102.1. The daily program the organized reserves, and no paint is doVIstd to interest and strengthen are apuieii to mnko the month of youilg men in every pnnsihic way. tmining an enjoyment nnd a profit Tim, morning hours me given to n to nil who attend. 4Applicants are ac­ carefully graduated course o f niilicepted only nfer careful physical ex­ tmy training from ordinary infantry amination and with the endorsement drill through a suecCnsion of four of good character from reliable citi­ years hi the specialized work of oilier zens, and in oycry detail the camps branches of the service, the cavalry, live up to tin* highest standards of engineers, field and coast artillery, American home life. signal .corps anil nir service. The nf“ All expenses, including transpor­ iciiioomi ate devoted to ail forms of tation, uro paid by the government, pliysicul training Tind athletics, in­ hut in return It asks that every young cluding buMcball, handball, volley hull, man go to rstnp with un earnest de­ tennis, swimming, boxing, wrestling sire to return a Iretlcr citizen. No and track work, all under expert diliner education ideul cun he found in rectlbn and conducted with n view to Check Payment* are Safe ssss:s:a:::ssiiBisxtta:::ssuasa �r , ;'*H>f^ ,l<t' , ■ . . ■•• '- ' '_________ THE BANFQRP ,P^ILY HERA1J>» WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1,1923 ^ a n i l l y : QUMIIuslorts c^no^rninqcavo mon hovn dlsflppeariexi t _________ PAC^ ■,’ifjjg Hv-Fisher ........ ’CD */VHO M*E. ' 0 ° MN DCUV.FCT B'O s m o N G crvvt: NfvW IM m n o o tH SmNirV OPfv^reQ. to o c ».o<;k yapsirtev p o « . rvvvp FELLG.fi OF TO '/CKtooiftH S ♦*t l 60* -+ C (f j M o^m V iC eM T I r io B E BN J rue. .<i if. CPvVI 1 f HooMeo Tt»j^- ) F TUB. OK.Geepsrr bu > UlOHOE.WULLES r cesve mjm s ! c H .^ M P e ftr o E ■M»p P&ht 4I \ lo ^e lt*Lt FGHt> frH't ° ” e VVcM OUJS/t<0 L lM O f B O t A L « M & ( V<uo e o » * e \ , pr.twne-M o S oeS T p *cE e_ * i y> ',nfc j 1 V i. in •iit'iet v.’H *2 ml re V '■ ' a t e S a i ’A ij Me ■* - * * * 5^ ? . ^ = r to to to to to to to to to to TO A LL FROI'ERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON PALMETTO Forrest I.nke, Ix>t 0, lllk. 0, Tr. 1 ... 183.82 AVENUE FROM SECOND STREET TO FIFTEENTH STREET W. J. Thigpen, U t 10, Hlk..9, Tr. 1 183.32 Notice la hereby given that the construction of the Asphalt pavement on Mary L. Leonard)-, Lot 1, lllk. 0, Tr. 2 200.65 I’almctto Avenue, from Second street South to Fifteenth Street has been Jx>na K. Morrison. S. IF Lot 2, lllk. 0, Tr 2 51.47 completed, nnd the completed work has been finally ncccptd by the City Com­ Unn K. Morrison N. 20 ft. Lot 3, lllk. 0, Tr. 2 95.58 Luther Y. Bryan, N. 44 ft. Lot 2, lllk. 0, Tr. 2 Harden nnd Ilurke Failed Last Year mission of the City of Srfhford. 161,70 •■■------ C i ■ to The following is the fitinl estimate o f cost of pnving Fnlmetto Avenue W. If. Singletary S. 82 ft. Lot 3, Blk.1t, Tr. 2 For Two Millions. 117.64 ------m, Ton can find the name o f to to 50 feet in width‘ from (Second Street south to Third Street nnd 21 feet In W. If. Singletary N. H ft. Lot 4. lllk. 0, Tr. 2 29.41 •very lire Bosineea Man to to Classified Ads 1c n word. No to width from Third street south to Fifteenth street, with 2” of sheet asphalt on Dr. N. DcV. Howard Est. Lot 8, lllk. 5, Tr. 2 Ilt> Thf Uaurliitril I'rrui) 121.32 ,l In Sanfordf;la tbla Column to to Ad taken for leas than 25c. to NKW YORK. July 01.— Six indict­ a rock base: > •VeSB F. L. Woodruff, Lot 0, Blk 0, Tr. I 121.32 each day. to to And positively no Clnsaiflcd to ments wore returned today against 4244 Cu. yds. Excavation nt 40c ................ - ................. ............. f 1,007.60 107.00 A. R. & Mary E. Marshall, Lot 10, Blk 0, Tr. 1 ............. 33 121.83. to to Ads charged to anyone. Cash to I.ouis Kardns, formerly head of the ■100 Stn. Yds. overhaul at le ................. .4.00 A. R. & Mary K. Marshall, Lot 11, Blk 0, Tr. 1 ...... 33 121.32’ t o t o t o t o t o t o t a t o t a to must aceompnny all orders, to stork brokerage concern of Kardoa 8030 Lin. feet Curb and Guttor at 70c...... 0,558.80 A. it. & Mary E. Marshall, Lot 12, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 ......... 33 121.32 to Count the words and remit to and Ilurke, which failed Inst year for 013 Lin. feet Flush Curb at 33c ........... 212.19 M. F. Robinson, Lot 13, Blk. 0. Tr. 1 .......................... 33 121.32 Quick Service T ra n sfe r to acurdiogly. to over two million dollars. 285 Lin. feet Granite Curb reset at 15c .... 12.75 M. F. Robinson, N. ft ft., Lot 11, Blk fi. Tr 1 ......... 5 18.38 to im 12550 Sep yds. rock base laid at 7l!c ......... ! Storage Facilities 0,541.81 Helen Rose Blackman, S. 28 ft. Lot 14, Blk. 0, Tr. 1 ... 28 102.94 '' UKMOl.AY MEMBERSHIP 12412 Sip yds. 2” Sheet Asphalt top at 00c 12,287.88 Helen Rose Blackman, N. 1 ft. Lot 15, Hik'd, Tr. 1 ____ 4 If « e please yon, tell elhera; If not, t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o 14.71. ■ INCREASED 1,000 I'KIt CUNT 01H Sq. yds. IJrick relaid on edge nt 05c 101.70 Florence T. Brady, S. 29 ft Lot 15, Blk. 0, Tr. 1 ......... 29 tell urn., rhone 498. 10G.G1 DURING FAST YEAR 05 Sq. yds. Brick rclnid on flat at 50c FOR SALE ■17.50 Florence T. Brady (less E. 42’ ft. of Lot 15 nnd Lot 16, Membership in the Florida Chapter 052 Sq, Ft. 5” Concrete nltcy returns at 21c ........... .................. . 150.18 Blk. 0, Tr. 1 ................. ...................................... 34.t 125.36 S A N F O R D N O V E L T Y FA KM hRS—You can get seed bed of the Order of DcMblay has in­ 387 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk at 10c ............ ....................................... 73.53 W. J. McBride, K. 77’ Lot 1, Blk. «, Tr. 2 ......... . 33 121.32 fram—i and irrigation plum at tfc* creased more than one thotisnnd per ' 14 Cu. Yds. Class B. Concrete nt $23.00 ................................ 322.00 W. J. McBride, K. 77’ Lot 2. Blk fl, Tr. 2 (less S. 14 ft) 19 09,85 WORKS Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfr cent during the past year, aecording 10 Type A Inlets at 42.50.................................. ................... 425.00 Mary A. Scholl, S, 14 ft. Lot 2. Blk 6, Tr. 2 .............. 14 61.47 V. C. COLLER, Prop. 14 Type B Inlets at $32.5(1 ............ ........... ............................ FOR SALK— Uosier uml Cays’ paints to figures Just announced by G. Elmer 455.00 Mary A. Scholl, N. 2« ft Lot 3, Blk 6. Tr. 2 ........ 95.58 2« * 7 Manholes 4-0 ft. deep at $50.00 ...... ................................ and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Wilbur, Deputy for this-Order in the 358.00 Charles L. Britt S 7 ft Lot 3, Blk «, Tr. 2 .................... General Shop and M ill 25.74 7 2 Manholes 0-8 ft. deep at $00.00 ....................................... 120.00 Charles L. Britt N. 29'i ft. Lot 4, Blk G, Tr. 2 .......... Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc slate of-Florida, 29.5 108.45 W o rk On the last day of 1021 there were 3300 Lin. ft. Drnin tile at $80.00 per M, .................................. 268.80 A. W. Smith, S 3Vk ft. U t I, Blk 0, Tr. 2 .........-.... ■3.5 FOR SALK— Rhode island eggs for 12.87 CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. only 08 hoys enrolled in the chap­ 2142 Lin. Ft. 12” Storm Sewer at $1.02 ................................... 2,181.81 A. W. Smith, Lot ft, Blk G, Tr. 2 ................. ...... ....... 33 121.32 |17 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. Ellsworth, licardiill Avenue. San­ ters in Floiida, At the end of the Extra Work .............. ........................... ........................... 305.37 j 0. W. Rutherford, Lot 0, Blk G. Tr. 2 ........................ 33 121.32’ year of 1022 the total 'membership 7 Monuments at street intersections at $0.50 ... ............ ■1ft.fit), D. B. Hodges, Lot 7, lllk G, Tr. 2 ................................ 33 121.32 ford. 83-tfp i had increased to (508, nnd today there Laboratory Inspection of materials ................. 143.79 L. K. Sessions, Lot 8. lllk. G , Tr. 2 ................ ...... . 125.36 '■ 34.1 V. W . H E R N D O N FOR SALK—5 Foinler pups, No. 1 i are more than 000 Florida boys who Legal Expense, advertising etc., 2 per cent’ 718.95 Mrs. W. A. Walton, la>t 9, Blk. 7, Tr. 1 121.32 * 33 stock. Sec Vick Hawkins, 110 San­ are practicing the objects of the lie Engineering 4 per cent N ..................... I.43T.90 Mrs. \\\ A. Walton, Lot 10, Blk 7, Tr. I 33 121.32 ford Ave. 63-tfc INSURANCE AGENCY Malay uignni?.nl Ion. 121.32 ” Mrs. W. A. Walton, Lot II, Blk 7, Tr l 33 OFFER EXTRAORDINARY The Chapter of DeMolny at the Finn------- AUTO—----- BONDS Total co st................. ..... $38,101.41 Primary School, I ail 12, Blk 7, Tr 1 33 121.32 One new five room house with bath, University of Florida is the largest|To he homo by City 1/3 ..................... .............. $12,701.47 121.3*2 * Primary School, Lot 13, Blk 7, Tr 1 .... 33 full lot. well lbcated—NKVKK OC­ one in the state, and at the present To he home by adjAccnt property ......... 25,402.95 121.32 33 Primary School, Lot 14, Blk 7, Tr l .......... ................. S. 0 . ShinhoJser CUPIED. time includes buya from nearly ev­ Additional cost of Iho 39 foot pnvrmom between First and Second streets , Primary School, Lot 15, lllk 7, Tr. 1 ....................... 33 121.32 FRICK ery county in the state. Three hun­ over 21 feet in width: 164.41 i Building A Loan Asso., Middle 42' Lot 4, Blk 9, Tr. 2 42 Contractor and Bnilder $3,000.00— --------- Terms to huR yuu dred boys are members of this chap­ 177 Sq. yds, rock base nt 76e .... 184.52 ; A. L. Belts, S 8' or Lot 4, Blk. 9, Tr. 2 ................. .... 8 29.41 A REAL BARGAIN ter. 177 Sq. yds. 2” Asphnlt Top at 99c .... 175.23 A. L. Bells, Lot 5, lllk 9, Tr. 3 ............................... 33 . 121.32 FLORIDA IAN FORD A. F. CONNELLY & SONS 49 Cu. yds. grading at 40c 16.00 jj. j. Mnusser, Lot 0, ltlk 10, Tr. 1 ........... - ........... . 50. .183412.1 79-tfc Jmhurntory Insnsetiun of materials .... .............. ...... ___ JA) - « „ W ,. . . . 4 A* ___________ »»*«»" 5131.’ SSS'J =A; 4*? Cm m elly # orb Xcgai Expense, advertising etc., 2 per cent .... .................... G.5>•] Mclsih Really 235.28 * Jf Lot 8, lllk. 10. Tr. 1 ..... August 1st.— See W. J. Thigpen. Katahllafcrd IM S Engineering 4 per tent 13.18, m . Gullpway, Lot 9, lllk 10, Tr. 1 183.82 -■'? 08-tfo Ural Estale, Loans nnd Insurance 183.82 ---- - - , \y. V. Wheeler, Lot 10, lllk 10, Tr. I ................ Total additional e o s l................ ....... ..... Phone 1H 104-8 Magnolia Ave. FOR SAl.E OR RENT—Trucking 349.6Uj.fl m . Garrett. Lot 1, lllk. It), Tr. 2 .............. ....... *•. 121.32 $116.53 land. 1 have hummock and pine The Disease Thai Wrecks the' To he homo by City 1/3 ................................ ....... Jj.yjl. Garrett, Lot 2, Blk, 10, Tr. 2 ... ........ . ....... 121.32 " j •Whole H.idy. Quickest Way To 1>0 borne by adjacent property ......................... 233.06 trucking land developed, tmrtly devel272.05 ■‘ JJ ! Alma Goerts, Lol 3, lllk. 10, Tr. 2 . ............. .... S T E W A R T The Florist oped und undeveloped in Iowa City to Got Wed is Through New Number of feet frontage, 539.98 455.80 " * .. |Holy Cross Church, Lots 4 and 6, lllk. 10,1Tr. 2 .... Cul Flowers— .----Floral Dealgna .,(.ci[0n f (jr sxi11- or rent. Write E, It. Treatment Containing .Seven­ Additional assessment per foot frontage, $0,439. ■^>70.54 j j j I High School, All [ilk. 11, Tr. 1 ....................... .V..... teen Ingredients Thai Renew For 30 foot paving: Moore, 250 N\ E. 25th street, Miami, Annual and Ornamental Plants 183.82 „ , First Presbyterian Church, Lot 1, Hlk. II, Tr. 2 .... Every I'arl of the Ilod.v. Number of feet frontage, 530.98. / ur see Robert King, Oviedo. 183.82 j. | Mrs. <’. G. Willis, Lot 2. Hlk. 11. Tr. 2 ................... 811 Myrtle Are.---------- Fhone 260-W Assessment per foot frontage $4,1153. 8 l-d; w-tfe 235.28 1F. K. EmimiUat. Lot 3, Hlk. II, Tr. 2 ............ .U............. •4 Conatipation affects directly evory To 21 Pool Paving: » 60.17 .IS ! F. E. Roumillatt N. 18 fl Lot I, Hlk. II, Tr. 2 ............. FOIt SALIv-Onc first class 1250 lb. V* organ in the Iwitly, due to the fact that Number uf fe il frontage, 6315.1. SANFO R D M A C H IN E 117.64 C, L. Britt, S. 32 ft., Lot 4, Hlk. II, Tr. 2 ................... marc mule, 8 years old. One good m the liver does riot carry the bile out .vmI Assessment per fool frontage, $3.6763. IBS.82 C. L. Ilritt, Lot ft, Hlk. II, Tr. 2 ............... ............. ..... single wagon, nlso 12 sixteen disc ol the system, thus putting an extru COM PANY s F. T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 183.82 *8 Louis Kleiseher, Lot G, lllk. 12, Tr. 1 ........................ . 101-Gtp burden on the kidneys that overtaxes .->2* GcncrnI Machine nnd Boiler harrow. Fhone 315-J. E. It. Trufford’s Mnp of Sanford 183.82 ils i.ouis Fleischer, Lot 7, Hlk. 12, Tr. 1 .......................... FOR SALK— Two burner- oil stove, and weakens them, Idling tho blood Works v ., Fret Final with all manner of disease germs that 183.82 Mrs. C. G. Willis, l^it 8, Hlk 12, Tr. 1 ................... . j: and practically new No. 7, wood Cylinder Grinding are cairied through the veins into ev­ Name * AsmtNinent Mrif. C. G. Willis, Lot 9, lllk. 12. Tr. 1 ..................... Description, r Frontage. 183.82 *< Phone CU-------- Sanford, Florida stove for aide cheap.— 117 West Sec­ ery nook nnd corner of the Ixjdy, Thut $481.49 183.82 in1* Mrs. C. G. WitliH, Lot 10, lllk. 12, Tr. 1 ..................... m ond street. 1°6 Utp is why any remedy that merely tem­ A. M. DeForrest, lad 6, lllk. 4, Tr. I .......... ........ ...... . 117 162.76 M. F. Robinson, Lot 7, Blk. 4, Tr. 1 ................... ....... 37.12 183.82 R. It. Chapman, E. of Lol I, Hlk. 12, Tr. 2 ........... to to to to to to to to FOR SALK— Burlap hags.—G. T. Dyer porarily relieves constipation ia in­ 152.70 183.82 * 4 M. F. Robinson, I ail 8, Blk. 4. Tr. 1 .......................... 37.12 R. B. Chapman, K V fr of lait 2, Hlk. 12, Tr. 2 ............... sufficient nnd you become addicted to 10G-2tp to H. A. City. 152.76 183.82 * 37.12. Me inch Realty Co,, Lot 3, Hlk. 12, Tr. 2 ............ .......... the constant use of strong purgatives M. F. Robinson, Lol 9, ll|k. 4. Tr. 1 ...... -...................... -NICE NKW 5: that weaken and deplete tho system. M. F. ltohlnson, Lot 10. lllk. 4, Tr. 1 .......................... 1(12.76 37. TR3.82 - ( Mrs. C. G. Willis, Lot 4, Rlk. 12, Tr. S .............. :....I . IROOM COTTAGE In order to get permanent relief, o T. E. Wilson, Lot 1, lllk. 4, Tr. 2 ..... 135.81 183.82 7 ^ 33 Mrs. C. li. Willis, Lot 5, Hlk. 12, Tr. 2 ....................... FAVKD STREET, GOOD LOCA­ complete systematic treatment is nec­ T. E. Wilson, Lot 2, lllk. 4, Tr. 2 ................................. 135.81 183.82 33 S. M. Schwarts, Lot fl, Hlk. 13, Tr. 1 ..... ................... m j TION, FRUIT TREES, LARGE LOT, essary. 135.81 183.82 *** T. E. Wilson, Lot 3, Hlk. 4, Tr. 2 ................................. 33 8, M. Schwarts, Lot 7, lltk. in, Tr. 1 ........................... This rumpleltx treatment ia found FAVING FA ID FOR. S'iOO.OO CASH only 135.81 Tr.2 . 33 235.28 ‘ S. M. Schwarts, L it 8, Hlk. 13, Tr. 1 .......................... in a proscription called Re. Odd Fellows Building A hso., Iiot 4, Blk. 4, Cards of Sanford's Reput­ BALANCE EASY TERMS. 135.81 Tr.2 . *33 183.82 Mrs. 11. A. Met'alley, L it 9, Hlk. 13, Tr. I ............ Cu-Mn, which contains seventeen well Odd Fellows Building Asso., Lot 6, Blk. 4, ably Frofrontons! Men, aach 141.98 known nnd thoroughly tested medicin­ F. F. Itlnes, Lot 0, lllk. 4, Tr. 2 ................................. 183.82 34.1 Mr. II. A. McCallcy, Lot 10, Hlk. 13, Tr. 1 ... ............... A . P. C O N N E L L Y & of whom. In hla choarn pro­ es, so skillfully compounded that each F. I*. Elms*, N. M. of Lot 1, Blk. 4, Tr. 2 ... ..... ............ G7;9() 183.82 10.1 CJ L Berner, L it 1, Rlk. 13, Tr. 2 ..... ................- ...... fession the Herald recom­ one performs tt# function on the var­ R. O. Stockton Heirs E. 8ft* ))f SV4 Lot7, Hlk.4, Tr. 2 SONS G7.90 10.1 183.82 H. T. Corey, Lot 2, Hlk. 13, Tr. 2 ... ......................... ’ mends to Unpeople. loG-atc , ,___________________ ious juirts of the body perfectly nnd 135.81 . B. T. Corey, Lot it, Hlk. 13. Tr. 2 .... 1 .................. ...... 235.28 R. G. Stockton Heirs, E. 85* Lot 8, Blk.4, tr . 2 ........... 33 harmoniously. 121.32 183.82 Sarah M. Esterhy, W. 66' I^ t 9, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 ............ 33 L. D. Rhodes, Lot 4, Hlk. IS, Tr. 2 .......................... .... This’ remarkable prescription goes FO K R E N T 121.32 183.82 33 J. C. Higgins Heirs, U t 5, lllk. 13, tr. 2 .... ....... ....... right to work on a torpid liver, im­ Sarah M. Esterhy, to t 10, Blk. 5, Tr. 1 ..................... 121.32 mediately cleanses the colon of its ac­ 183.82 T. E. Wilson, Lot 11, Hlk. 6, Tr. 1 ............................. 33 J. N. Ulllon, Lot 6, lllk. 14, Tr. 1 .............. ........ — FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, cumulation o f poisonous refuso which, 121.32 183.82 ....................... 33 Meisch Realty Co., U t 7, Hlk, 14. Tr. 1 ..................... George A . DeCottes 10l-5lp according to Prof. Motchnikoflf of the T E. Wilson, Lol 12. Blk. 6, Tr. ) 314 Elm Ave. . 121.32 235.28 W. R. DuPree, Lot 13, lllk. 5, Tr. 1 ....... :.................. 33 Me inch Realty Co., L it 8, Hlk. 14. Tr. I ................... A K o rn e y -a t-L a w FOR RENT— Furnished apartment, Pasteur Institute, Paris, is the direct 121.32 183.82 W. It. DuPree, Lot 14, Blk. 5, Tr. 1 ............................. 33 Wm, A. Parker, Lot 9, Hlk. 14, Tr. 1 .... ............... ...... Over 8esslnols County Bank 100-Gtp cause of nil our aches nnd pnlns. In modern. Fhone 551-J. 121.32 183.82 Mrs, Fannie It. Bobbins, W 63 ft L it 10, Hlk. 14, Tr 1 ■ANFORD -s- FLORIDA addition, Ro-Cu-Mn improves the di­ II. Ephrenspcrger, Lot 15, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 ............ .......... ' 33 FOE RENT— Eight room house, West gestion, relieves the kidneya of their H. Ehrensperger, Lot 10, Hlk, 6, Tr. 1 130.88 183.82 a * ....... - ...... 35.1 Orin If. Stcnstrom, Lot 1, Hlk. 14, Tr. 2 ........ :---- .'....... Third street. Interior newly decor­ over-burden, purifies the blood ntrearn C. H. Smith, E. 05 ft. Lot 1, Blk. 5, .Tr. 2 ................... 121.32 183.82 33 O. D. Farrell, Lol 2, Hlk. 14, Tr. 2 ............- ................ FR E D R . W IL S O N ated and papered. Call phono 40-W, nnd you are soon nwnre o f an nhaenee C. H. Smith, E. 05 ft., Lot 2, Blk. 6, Tr. 2 .................... 121.32 183.82 33 Herald Printing Co., Lot 3, Blk. It, Tr. 2 ....... ........... 102-Gtp of those dull headaches, hack paids. 11. Ehrensperger, Lot 3, Blk. 5, Tr. 2 ........................... 121.32 . Seminole Realty & Investment Co., U t 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 2 419.10 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 33 nervousness, diixiness, inertia and First National Bank Building 121.32 183.82 33 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REfiT— rheumatic pains— you feel full of vig­ H. Ehrensperger, I-ot 4, Blk. 5, Tr. 2 .—.............. . Meisch Realty Co., U t G, Blk. 1ft, Tr. I ................. ..... B^NFORD - 1. ... FLORIDA 39.33 183.82 8.: Severs! housekeeping apartments or and Pen, rat anything you like II, Ehrensperger, N. 1/4 Lot 5, Blk. 6, Tr. 2 ................ Meisch Realty Co., U t 7, Blk. 16, Tr. 1 -------- --------90.99 235.28 . for rent, rooms largo and airy. Sec without had after effects and deep Dr. N. DoV. IJowsrd Est. S. S/l I-ot 5, Blk. 6, Tr. 2 ... 24. Meisch Realty Co,, U t 8, Hlk, 15, Tr. 1 .............— ..... 130.88 183.82 Dr. N. DeV. Howard Est. Lot 6, Blk. 5, Tr. 2 ...- .... .. 35. a log. Meisch Realty Co., U t 9, Hlk. 16, Tr. 1 ........ ............... K LT O N j . M O U G H T O N Mrs. Smith, 300 French Ave. 10i-6tp likeRc-Cu-Mn ia sold and rccommcndod Dr. N. DcV. Howard Est. Lot 7, Blk 6, Tr 2 ............... 121.32 183.82 33 Meisch Realty Co., U t 10, Blk. 15, Tr. 1 .— ......... .... -J. Musson. FOR RENT—Cottage.by the Union Pharmacy nnd other ••• ARCHITECT 121.32 970.64 33 Park, All Blk. 16, Tr. 2 ........... *....-......................... 104-7tp gn«d drug stores nnd if you don’t feel Primary School, I-ot 10, Blk. 7, Tr. 1 -------- —— ....... ,l !U « a 7, MfUsr Bldg. 209.65 183.82 N. O. Gamer, E. 69.5* Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 2 ............ ....... 57 Meisch Realty Co., Lot .6, Blk. 16, Tr. 1 — —... ■ANFORD -> . i. FLORIDA FOR RENT— Entire upiier floor, un­ n decided change in your condition a f­ 183.82 183.82 Ruth Gamer and F. S. Daiger, Jr., Ia»t 2, Blk. 7, Tr. 2 60 Meisch Realty Co., U t 7, Hlk. 16, Tr. 1 ...»— ...... -...... ter taking according to directions, you furnished, 714 Osk Ave. 104-5tp RutlT$iaroer and F. S. IJsaigcr, Jr., N. 16' Lot 3, Blk. 7, get your money back.—A(dv. ,J* Meisch Realty Cu„ U t 8, Blk. 16, Tr. 1 -----------------FOR RENT—3 nicely furnished .14 Meisch..Realty Go., Lot tty lllk. .16» Tr. -JL ■ Jhouae^eeping rooms, running wdter, 67 * ' Furdon, S. 35'j ____ Msb^h&lcalty Go „ U t lb, BJk‘. 16, Tr. 1 (... Mrs. lights-and gaa. $25.00 per month,.312 0.76 !•(.■•# ••••••«•»*•»».**•* 4Yd. io i f Mrs. J.:'J/Ptirdon, N. 10* Lot 4,t PubirrSchool, Lot t, Blk. 16, Tr. 2 *“ East Fifth Street105-2fp W ANTED—3IOYS TO SELL THE Miss A. Trmfford, S. 40* Lot 4,^1*. 7, Tr. 2 [ R -♦* 147.05 183.82 b i Public School, U t 3, Hlk, 16, Tr. 2 .—........ ..... 209.55 ^Court House FOR RENT— Large nicely furnished SANFORD HERALD ON THE Joe Cameron, Lot 5, Blk 7, Tr. 2 ...— — — J 183.82 • J Public School, Lot 4, Blk. 16, Tr. 2 ................ apartment. All modern conveni­ STHEETS OF BANFOUD. A GOOD John,Masson, lad 6, Blk. 8, Tr, l \ ... ........ 183.82 H Public School, Lot 5, Blk. 16, T | , > ., ‘ 183.83 — ences, running water, tights and gas. CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS J. B. Ray, Lot 7, Blk 8, Tr. 1 183.82 ... • »•»#4 »•■••4 The shove and fu|egoing final assessments are payable without inter** • 235.28 est up to SEPTEMBER 1, 1923/nnd from and after said date special assess-^ ^ Byw KxsmUsd GUasw Dsslgusd Apply 417 West Second street. 106-4tp TO MAKE BIO PROFITS FOR A Mary Blaine Phelps, Lot B, Blk. 8, Tr. 1 ------- L FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS 183.82 FOR KENT — 3 unfurnDhed rooms, Mrs. M. W. Lovell, Lot 9, Blk 8, Tr 1 — ..... inents will be payable only in ten equal annual installments with interest a t '* Henry McLaulin, Jr., * 314 Elm Ave._________ _ _ 1 0 6 -6 tp SHIPP A T THE HERALD OFFICE. John Musson, Lot 10, Blk 8, Tr. 1 -------- ---183412 H* t per annum on all deferred payments. dh»tf 183412 Opt. D. A. Raffeld, Lot 1, Blk 8, Tr. 2 ....... ...... Witness my hand an City Clerk and tho Seal of the City of SantordP* 183412 Florida, this 27th day of July, A. D. 1923. , J? ■. Optidoa-Optsm strict FQR T R A D E ___ WANTED—First class mechanic A. Raff eld, Lot 2, Blk. 8, Tr, 2 235.28 with own tools.— Standard Auto O ., A. Raffeld, Lot 8, Blk. 8, Tr. 8 — .... - --- -----(S E A L ) ......... i ‘ L,R*IJIIlLlJ,iC ' l l Boat F in e Strati Ssafsrd. FIs. WANTED TO T&ADE—For s vacant 183^2 Winter Park, Fla._____________ l0b~Mc Jennie W. Uhman, Lot 4, Blk j$, Tr. 2 — ...... 7.28; 8-1-4-8-H-15-18-22 / ^ Clerks . 7 lot, my equity In 4 room house, on 183412 8 . S. Gravfct, Lot 5, Blk. 8, Tr. 2 --------------new paved street. Lights, water, gas WANTED—Job truck or tractor drfv- W . J. THIGPEN Ing by an experienced mechanic Mrs. Mercy Roberts, Lot 6, Blk 9. Tr. 1 -------bath. Fine location, close to new U who can keep up either.—Howard W. J. Thigpen, Lot 7, Blk 9, T r 1 Address "Trade” ears of the J t ^ O T < T 4 « » 1| S W » | V W a i* 23fiJ£8« * X I 4 I I S « S l l M a i 4 4 4 k 'i S l i « S « > 'M - .4a 4 >* * « . BUSINESS : : CLASSIFIED : DIRECTORY = : ads : Six Indictments A gain st Brokers Returned Today lU EL-iH ILijQ E CONSTIPATION PURELY FOR SALK PROFESSIONAL I m U K irrvi fs JI1Viiiif iifCTroMfflMBMMMMMlM ^ 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 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. 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A ’ H EART OP THE W ORLD’S GREATEST V E ^E T A R L E (SECTION NUMBER 105 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, Jl^LY 31, Ip2g VOLUME IV, GROVERS AND SHIPPERS WILL GATHER AT ORLANDO ON FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK TO ATTEND MEETING CALL­ ED BY THE VARIOUS SHIPPING INTERESTS Held In Tallahassee Today— Board Haa Cloned Scan ion. Will Ik Present According to I P r Tin- A » « iw ln tr il P r f « » ( TALLAHASSEE, July 31.— H. II. Predictions nnd the Meeting Simmons of Jacksonville wns elected is Most Important One permanent chnirnmn o f the State Citrus fruit and vegetables growers Sanitary Livestock Ilonrd nt the first and shippers from all parts o f the meeting o f ’ thnt body held here to­ state of Florida, numbering possibly day. W. Lewis of Fort Mcnde wns several hundred, will gather In Or­ named temporary chnirnmn. After lando Friday to attend the meeting elections the board went into execu­ called by the Florida Citrus Exchange tive session nnd continued discussions in protest oo the Increased refrigera­ behind closed doors until 1 o'clock. tion rate und new citrus box strap­ ping regulation proposed by the rail­ roads. This prediction wns made Monday afternoon by Traffic Manager E. Dow, of the Exchange, following re­ ceipt of numerous letters from vari­ ous growers and shippers, accepting his invitation to take part in the con­ vention- The meeting is to be held in the Orlando court house, starting % at 10:30 o'qlock Friday morning. In .view of the many important matters I f A labam a W ants H im to be discussed nnd tho time that will to Cast H at in R in g be required to formulate n plnn to defend the interests of growers and H e W ill D o It shippers, the convention in all proba­ bility' remain in session the entire nf( H r TV» A » « w l * lf il r r « « l ternoon. MONTGOMERY, July 31.— In an Tlie first Issue which will com­ address before Mobile delegation of mand the attention o f the meeting Alnhnmn legislature today, Senator will be the proposal of the railroads Oscar \V. Underwood declared that if to increase refrigeration rates from the citizenry of Alabama requested 10 to 20 per cant pn shipments of all it, hin hat was in the ring for the fruits nnd vegetables out o f Florida. presidency. “ It is not form to name Under the supplement to the perish­ Alabama's candidate for president of able protective tariff filed by the car­ United States, but if this great state riers with the Interstate Commission, names me as hef standard bearer all this new refrigeration rate is sched­ fighting spirit I have will be enlisted uled to become effective on August to carry democracy's call to triumph." It). Protests to this have been filed MONTGOMERY, July 31.— Senator with the Interstate Commerce Com­ Underwood of Alabama told Alabama mission of Florida nnilroud Commis­ sion, the Florida Citrus Exchange nnd legislature he would accept the honor other shippers, but ns yet the com­ of becoming a candidate for the demmission hng not ordered the new rate erntic nomination for president if his home state demanded it. He spoke to suspended. / joint session in response to a resolu­ Following tho disposition of this tion endorsing him for the presi­ matter, the citrus shippers will give dency. cons (deration to the order recently sent out by the Southern Freight As­ sociation which requires nil citrus A n oth er R ace W ar boxes l»e fastened nt both ends with In Illinois Y esterday straps of either birch, fiber or metal. Drunken N egroes At presc.qt but one strap I* used scress the middle o f a citrus box, the crate being nailed nt tho ends. The CHICAGO, July 31.—One negro is citrus shippers declare that the cost dead, two county highway policemen of putting three straps on it box would are believed dying nnd two other men be prohibitive. Protests by the Flor­ are seriously wnundi'd a* the result ida Citrus Exchange nnd other ship­ of a fight at Worth, HI., between 160 pers to tho adoption of the new rule negro construction gang workers, have resulted In the carriers granting citizens nnd policemen early Kundny the shippers a hearing on the matter morning according to tl)e Chicago in September. Some program, where­ Herald Examiner. . by the citrus shippers and growers Fifty of the negroes, who occupy can put forth their views nnd claims a camp Just outside of Worth at in opposition to this new order, will midnight invaded a dance hall in be in order for consideration at the Worth where a community dance of white persons was in progress. The Orlando meeting. “ From the many responses thnt negroes, armed with knives razors have been received to the notice call­ and revolvers, chose as partners the ing the convention, I am confident white wsmen taking wives from the that those will be a large and repre­ arms o f their husbands, says the sentative gathering of both shippers Herald-Examiner. Resistance on the and growers of fruits and vegetables part of the white was met with oaths at .Orlando next Friday,” Traffic an dthreats of death, aays the news­ UNDERWOOD TO HAKE RACE . FOR PRESIDENT Mana** Devi aaid Mondoy after­ noon. “It la of vital importance thatcnvonrtigrqwer,.and shipper, who candposaiblr do no. attend the Orlund».peeling. Unless some united action 1a taken and some plan of de­ fense adopted, It is not at all impossi­ ble that the proposals of the carriers will become effective. In the event the new refrigeratlort’ ri l e should be put in effect on August 10, and the new citrus box strapping regulation adopted by the .railroads, it would mean another costly burden on the ■boulders of the already over-loaded citrus and vegetable men of this state. Both matters are urgent and require the Immediate attention of the-shipper* end growers of both in- duitriee,"—Tampa Tribune- •, . - PRES. H A R D IN G F E L L A S L E E P . SH O RT­ . ’ L Y A F T E R M ID N IG H T A N D CONDI­ TIO N R E P O R T E D MUCH BETTER 1 ________ H ad Obtained M ore Than Six H ours o f Sleep and D a n g er o f Pneum onia Seem s to H ave Passed -^-Physicians E ncouraged . ( n r TV r S u v H i I r S P r » n | *. SAN FRANCISCO. July 31.— President Hardin* appeared to­ Sim m ons President day to have won the first preliminary skirmish in his fiftht affninst Live Stock B oard— broncho-pneumonia and attending complications. Official bulletin Elected at M eeting issued by five physicians attending him saitf there had been no SEVERAUOJNDRED B H H I *. • extengfon during the night and earlier part o f the day of pneumon­ ic are (in ai\d heart action was definitely improved. It added also that lie had benefit ted hv fairly comfortnble night with consider­ able restful sleep. Definite indications o f improvement in condi­ tion of President Harding were contained in officinl bulletin issued nt ten o’clock by attending physicians. “The president had fairly comfortable night with considerable restful sleep. Temperature at nine o’clock one hundred, pulse 120, respiration 40 regular. There had be^n no expansion of pneumonic areas and heart action definitely improved. Nourishment nnd fluids belhg taken regular­ ly. Elimination satisfactory. He expressed himself ns feeling better nnd less exhausted.” . PRESIDENTIAL HEADQUARTERS, San Francisco, July 31.— President Harding, who fell asleep shortly after midnight had u night which was regarded by watchers as encouraging. He had obtained more than six hours sleep nnd nt six-fifteen o’clock was still asleep. . SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.— President Hnrdiag wns so re­ freshed by sleep which lasted more than six hours last night that he said this morning he felt nble to look nt the news of the day nnd sent out for the morning papers nil of which wer«i devoted largely to accounts of his illness. It wns said thnt an informal statement as to the president’s condition would l>c given out within an hour or two. . K. A. DOUGLASS TOED THE UO tAHY CLUB SOMETHING ABOUT IT The Sanfonl Rotary Club had a wonderful meeting today nt the ac­ customed hour at the Hotel Valdes in­ terspersed with good music nnd good talks and much fun. President G. W. Knight' called the meeting to order promptly on time nnd asked R. J. Holly to invoke the divine blessing on tho assemblage. H. C. Worthington, better known ns "Shorty" since he is over six feet it height, was asked to stand up And show the Sanfonl Rntarians how tall they grow in Jacksonville, The ball games were discussed and it wns,decided to challenge tho Kiwnnis Club to play again on Friday of tills week for the benefit o f charity. Randall Chase had chnrge of tho meeting todny ns chnirmnn und he started his .program by cnlling on.F. C. MeMnhon for a song nml “ Mac" who is n former opera singer, gave them the prologue from l’nglieaccl, nccompnnird by Mrs. R. R. liens that wns greatly enjoyed by all present. Mr. MeMnhon hns a fine voice of wonderful power und he has lost none of his vocal talents with which l.e used to entertain thousands while he was in opera. Rnndnll then culled on Hon. E. A. Douglass fhr n faw words on the history of Sanford nnd Seminole county nnd Mr. Douglass be­ gun by saying thnt tomorrow Semi­ nole county would be just ten yenrs old nnd he thought it a good tinio to tell o f nome of her achievements. Seminole, the smallest but one of the best counties in the state, had ten yenrs ngo an assessed vnluo of $2,47(1,1)57. The incomplete assessment CLOUDBURST AND ELEC Mrs. John Fuller TRICAL STORM PLAYS On T he Southern HAVQC ; R a ce Com m ission Orlando hna the distinction of hav­ ing one of her citizona u member of Iho Southern Interracial Commission, which la meeting in Asheville, August 1, 2 nml 3, Mrs. John T. Fuller hnvlng left yesterday on the afternoon train for Asheville where she will attend the session. Mrs. Fuller wns called to Asheville by the receipt of an urgent telegtam front the commission's chnir­ mnn Sunday afternoon.— Orlando Sen­ tinel. STOCK JUMP ON EXCHANGE FROM REPORTS That President W as V ery 111 in Cali­ . forn ia SCORES HOMELESS Fifteen Feet of Water hi Ipie^ mond Streets— Much Prop­ erty Damage (ll» T fcr A . a a r l a t r d F r e a a ) ' . , RICHMOND, V « „ July St.—1Thou­ sands of dollars of damage was caus­ ed by a cloudburst and electrical storm last night-during which local weather bureau reported seven and twenty-six hundredths inches of rain­ fall. Scores of persona were render­ ed temporarily if not permanently homeless. Stores, residences and manufacturing plants and other places in low lying sections of the city grp flooded. Water reached a depth of ten feet in front the union station. At other points fifteen feet were re­ corded,- according to fire department, officials, who occupied more than six. hours rescuing scores of persons from homes. BALTIMORE, July 31.—Cloudbursts and a scrica of terrific thun­ derstorms, sweeping the counties ot western Maryland, ctused the Patpparo river to overflow its banks late ( I I ) T h e .■■•iwlntril P r r . O NEW YORK. July 31.— Official buildings before it SURD7»gJNuYo overnight reports that Harding's con­ yesterday, sweeping bridges and dition was grave brought large vol­ buildings before it, driving hundreds ume of selling orders into today's of families from their houses and stock market nnd enused n break of causing damage thnt will run into ' SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.— The prenident passed (he best one to two points In United States millions of dollars. Hundreds ot niftht comparatively mjice he has been HI, Genernl Sawyer, his perSteel, Studobnkor, Baldwin and other houses are nlmorft covered with water- ~ sonnl physician said 1h a statement at eight o’clock this morning.' , nn„ roxinmtc speculative lenders. Commission One entire town, MnrriolsvlUe, ia ••The president had the best night comparatively that he had since ly 45,500,000. * Sanford’s assessment houses said it wns much liquidation reported under water. Property dam­ illness began,” said Sawyer. “ Thut augers well. Conditions seem toll for thnt year was 52,250,005 nnd from steel investors who hnd become to wnrrnnt statement that apparently he had gotten into clear this yenr is approximately 55,657,750, freightened by the turn for the worse age is very heavy, but no lots of life hnA-^ccn reported. * ' sailing.” Sawyer confined his announcement to his brief state­ or nn inrrensu of nbnut 105 per ccpt in the presidents’ illness. Many "towns hnve been tut off from ment coming out from consultation with other attending physic­ in the ten years nnd this is only the other parts of the state. No word Ians to meet newspaper men. Word from the president’s sick es would amount to nbout the same fighns been received from them sine late room through another source supported the belief thut grew dur­ reul estate vnlue. The personal taxyesterday afternoon. Many plecea of ing the night that he was getting n rnther good nights sleep. He urea and show the same percentage of furniture are floating down the river. took some nourishment this morning,' rend newspapers it was ir.crense in city nnd county. At 8:15 p. m., half of a atone dam, learned. . * The schools in 1017 showed nn at­ about 10 Oyardn wide, waa swept tendance of nbout 2,000, in 1922 they away by the torrent, causlhg the Prosidental Headquarters, Pnlaco man Wilbur, went to another floor showed 3,200 pupils or ten per cent n high waters nt tho bridge to mount Hotel, Sun Francisco, Calif., July 31. of tho hotel to talk over the situation. even higher. Barns on the Carroll year. Dr. Wilbur’s countenance was — President Harding’s condition be­ Tomorrow night tho Orlando chap­ county side of the branch were swept Tho city schools had voted bonds for came grave last night nnd an an­ grave. ter, Order of DeMolny, will put on one A h a measure of preenutiofi pxygen $100,000 nnd other districts fo r ‘ suf­ of tho best minstrels ever seen In this uway. nouncement was made to that effect ficient to bring up the grand total for Farmers, however, since the wa­ ufter a c o n s u lta tio n by phyniclnns in tanks were brought into the hotel school purposes to $248,000 for edu­ locality. Jimmie Collins, well known ters begun their rise at 8:30 p. m., late Inst night but physicians said attendance upon the Chief Executive. cation. $250,000 worth of school minstrel director of Tampa, has had removed cattle to high ground Another consultation of physician* tho need for tnht administration had charge of the entire program and nnd these did pot suffer in Um de­ buildings were built since 1015. i nthc case of President Harding was not appeared at that -tinte. The ox­ Seminole county has more brick from tho reports of peoplo thnt hnv« struction of the barns. held last night, the third since yes­ ygen would be administered, it was A second cloudburst occurred at tojuis per capita than any other coun­ seen minstrels ami vodvila directed by explained, only in case tho patient terday morning him it certainly must bo n good one. Woodbine at nine o’clock last night ty and wns the first coOnty in the The minstrel is divided Into three nnd Ellicott City, aomu distance away, All of the physicians who had pnr- showed difficulty in breathing be­ state to bond for the construction of parts nnd besides tho beautiful tab­ tiepnted in the previous consultations cause of congestion in his lungs. Soon after the issuance bf tho bul­ brick roads, having ot this time Home leau thaV-is included, choruses of the haa been warned that ten more feet with the exception of I)r. Ray Lyman of water soon would reach tjiat place. $040,000 in brick roads, Home of the . Wilbur met In Inst night’s conference. letin, Lieutenant Commander Boone bonds having been retired for these is­ latest music will be heard. All lights and telephone* ore out of Tickets are 75c for all which Is a commission. It was said to be uhlikrly nnd state­ went out for a walk which he said sues. . . very low price for such a high class Hundreds of livestock have perish­ ment would be issued after the doc­ might well bo interpreted ai meaning In 1013 there were 35 vacant stores that no crisis was immediately ex­ entertainment. Part of tho proceeds ed. Many have ben seep floating tor’s meeting. In Sanford and today with 34 new pected. will go to the Sanford Chapter, Order Tho physicians declared in n state­ Announcement wa» made that stores having been constructed In the of DeMulay which is sponsoring thia down the river.ment that "definite central patches of According to word from Sykesv(lle there would be no further consulta­ past two years there ia not a vacant show. broncho-pneumonia had developed In and Pikesville on the south branch of store or one that can be rented. Five tion during the night unless there Remember the time, Wednesday the right lung as indicated clinically wa sa decided change in tho condi­ hundred new residences have been night, August 1st at 8:16 o'clock at the river, these towns are also under constructed, two veneer plants start­ by the x-rajr.” • water. tion o f tho Chief Executive. thu High School auditorium. See Sewn miles of track of the fftfOed, two wholesale houses, a cold ■topThe development of pneumonia wns Members of tho Prcsjdent’a party Lewis Shipp nt tho Herald office or more and Ohio railroad are roporfod tho one thing Which Brigadier Gen­ as they scanned tho last bulletin^ is­ age and pro-cooling plant, three Ho­ Ralph Woodruff at Woodruff Ss submerged * ’ • * eral Sawyer, the President’s personal sued were prompt to note tho meas­ tels, eight fino garages, and ono hun­ Watson’s store for tho tickets. As far as la known, no llvp* v * f* physician, had said less than two ured words of the physicians when dred miles of hard surfaced roads in lost. The flood, tho most disarontw hours earlier that he feared almost they said the President was “ tempera­ the county and twenty miles of now •LEVIATHAN PROFITS BIG. since the Putapsco overfloppud Its above all else, as a complication. mentally" as contrasted with "phy­ paved streets in the city either built banka in 1808 and took • toll of I t or being built together with about “ Definite central patches of broncho­ sically” well adapted to maka a W ASH IN G TO N , July 3 1 ,-A gross lives in tha vicinity of Elliott City, thirty miles o f new aldowalks. pneumonia In the right lung, as indi­ strong fight against the broncho­ A fino new primary achol haa been profit of $770,000 waa realized from ran highest at Pykesville, EJUpH Cfty pneumonia Infection. cate! clinically and by the x-ray. added to the two already constructed the maiden voyage of the Leviathan and other points' between these pinna “ Nourishment is being taken regu­ paper. hi and.large additioncto tho high school it waa announced at the offices of and the river’s mouth. the shipping board. Receipts on the The screams of the women were larly and the abdominal symptoms GHANT UN1TBD STATES In addition to the famlltertlM^t and the grammar schools in the city ‘ • PRIVILEGES OP 8TBA1T8 hoard by official! of the village. are leas noticeable. , rid many new schools throughout the outward voyage from New York to forced to abandon their himfcBi < “ While his condition is grave,.he Europe were $411,000 and those on era who sought refuge « t When they entered the place the LAUSANNE, July 31.— Moatfavor- county. negroes began firing. Additional help is temperamentally well adapted to Many new buainoaa blocks, two new the return were $368,000 a total of floors, wore rescued by waa aummoned and when they arriv­ make a strong fight against the In­ ed-nation treatment la to be given the $770,000. Town after town waa plunged M g United States in regard to the free­ bank buildings, the new four atory ed a general fight started. The ne­ fection. The actual “out of pocket” operat­ darkness and cut off from all commu­ Puteaton-Brumley building and sixdom of tho etralU by Turkey, accord­ "Pulse, temperature and respira­ groes* retreated toward their camp “ story First National Bank building ing expenditure for the round trip nication with the outage and, when they arrived there, were tion are about the same at shown In ing to the iterms of an agreement being among the tall ones recently totalled $400,000, the announcement bridges were carried away er inun­ reached between American and Turk­ the. previous report, reinforced by 100 other negroes and constructed or being constructed- Mr. paid. This sum did not include cap­ dated by tbe rapidiy ri*l«« Unomt, ish experts here over the week-end. ’Signed, 8. E. Sawyer, M. D. the police called for further aid. More Barnes and livestock Were SWfgt Douglass wound -up his talk by say­ ital cost and other overhead All privileges of the straits con­ “Bity Lyman Wilbnr, M. D. than two hundred ehota were ex­ away in the swiftly moving current. J ing that Sanford and Seminole county vention will be received by the United " C H' Cooper, M. D. ' changed and there was a hand to hand -J. J. Boone, M. D." ‘ f t States although it U not a signar of had been doing things especially in this gram by having all sing the “Hast Miss and power plonk flght before the negroes were over~ Secretary 'Worf^ one of the con­ the treaty. The clause regarding last two years and everyone should and Egga” song and several other and their machM>*vy come. . Whole sections of sulting physicians, 16ft the President's collection of Uxe# on American com­ feel proud of the record. “Be a boos­ good .ones and the meeting adjourned were torn up and with the feeling that cwryono pres­ ter” said Mr. Douglass or go to some panies and Individuals in Turkey will rooms plainly disturbed by the change In the old days Americans didn’t other dime as there was no place tor ent had imbibed something of benefit United railway bridge I know Europe well enough to appre­ in the President’s condition. He was also apply to the United States. and. had alto, enjoyed ■ corking good was flooded and care VMM any pessimists In this county. * ciate her, and now they know her joined by Secretary Hoover and with .cross. *‘ ’ program. , Mr. McMahon wound up tht proThe* Dally H en l4 16c per week. . ope of the physicians, Dr. Bay Ly too wtU. ‘ . . •*. SAN FRANCISCO. July 31.— From midnight on the quiet of the presidential suite wns broken only by frequent visits of Lieut. Commander Boone, the physician who had direct charge of the pa­ tient throughout (he night to the sick room. Each visit wns same quiet opening of door, brief stay inside and equally qquicl closing uf pttUiL Nu comment was furlhcutuum qltcx uoy uf these visits, but ns the night wore on an air of grenter cheerfulness than had been evident Inst night wnH worn by the physician. BIG MINSTREL • TOMORROW NIGHT AT HIGH SCHOOL ■ Jt-K' . - Lu �y»» . Ab- TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. JULY id. 192S M R S . F R E D D A IG B R . Society Editor 217- W . i h m i i t Uiiiib r*t •41 r n i i v i » l . ( i i p i k m or n a i l a r I m r i or If m nr* rotrrtalola.fr, w rit. ■ Footal r a r f -t . l U r f r p t n n r f t , i l i l n i M a l l . , or trlrfk a a t the llroa. Il trill ho R lM t lf a ir r r r la tr t. rttono / If M anatee Co. G row ers, F orm N ew A ssociation o n C o-operative Plan FLORIDA FACTS Florida hoMs out a pecu­ liar welcome to the birds, there bolng large numbers to of sanctuaries In tho south­ oa ern part o f the state.' 'Id da Pinellas county alone has St. to thirteen sanctuaries: to Petersburg, Pnss-a-GrUlo, to Gulfport, Largo, Clearwat­ Pa er, .Apons, Dunodin, Ozonn, Otysnjnr. Safety Harbor, Wall Springs, Tarpon ^Wjngs, and .Treasure IsT Jand. ,j" ,... . Clay county, with 4,494 Pa acres in actusl cultivation, Pa produced various crops last year valued at t more than half a million dollars. Duval county, the sent of Pa Pn the state's metropolis, grew Pa fruits and nOts, valued at Pa 1109,383. Tho pecan crop Pa wns worth $77,374, and figs Pa $37,149. Counties reporting for 1922 showed approximately the following values for crops Pa produced in Floridn: Fruit crops.-... $27,804,478 lot Pa Field crops .... 20,231.412 Truck crops .... 17,378,323 p-i Milk ________ 0,400,493. Eggs ...... ........ J4,379,753 Poultry ........... 3,045,000 mi Pa Livestock on band, to all kinds..... 50,000,000 Pa Alachua couty has anPa arca in nerenge o f approx­ Pa imately 007,080 acres, equal to to 1,202 square miles. In lOip-10, 105,802 acres .of to this area were cultivated. Pa This had grown to 125,GG7 cultivation in PuN acres in which crops P« 1021-22, on Pa were produced to the value Po of $1,747,414. Cattlo rais­ to ers in Alnchun had on hand 111 livestock valued at nearly Pu $0,000,000 at the close of Pa the 1922 crop year. to X-a Pa Xa Ha 1M X« xa to to Will Adhere To V. 0 . B. Method of to Marketing Vegetables. d--. PRADENTOWN, July 3 0 -S o many growers and shippers o f vegetables hsvo expressed themselves os desir­ SOCIAL CALENDAR ing affliction with an association Tuesday—Sobsccriptlon Bridge Tar­ formed along co-operative lines that ty, at Woman’s Club House, at 8:15 will adhere to the f, o. b. method of p. m., by Mrs. Ed Lane and com­ marketing, that a new association or Exchange Is about to bo formed here mittee. Public is invited. * for the purpose of performing such . Roy MtNntfb spent the week-end at service in car lot shipments from the to Daytona Beach as the guest of his Manatee county districts. Sanford realised this fact and two or three associations there have com­ • -’>«•* Mrs. Roy Peeples returned yester­ bined and formed one large one, con­ day from Asheville, N. C., where she trolling some .1,500 cars, and It is their purpose nnd determination to spent the past month. keep a uniform grade and pack and sell everything f. o. b. track Sanford. Mr. and Mrs- John Leonard! spent • They nro tired of letting commis­ the week-end In Plant City as the sion houses determine tho vnluo of guests of the latter's mother. * products and to promlscous consign­ ment policy and come out boldly with Glenn C. llaynlan o f Savannah, Ga., the statement!! that f. o. b. selling is spent the weck-ctid here with his wife tho only safe! and anno remedy and Ptid family. that must be rigidly odhrfcd to or Florida growers may as well ’close Prof. P. R. Cooper returned home shop.' yesterday from a motor trip to North A charter will be applied for, hav­ Carolina. ing among its incorporators, W. I. Kirkhoff, of Bradontown, E. B. Had­ XI Mr. and Mrs. George DeCottes ley of Oncco, J. B. ( ’haddock of Ha Rrndcntown and sovcral other well spent tho week-ond roost delightfully known residents covering different in DcLand as the guest o f friends. districts of Manatee county. J. B. (’haddock, who has been Ident­ Miss Barita* lake spent tho week­ Xa ified with the marketing interests of end at Daytona Beach a / the guest of to vegetables nnd fruits all his lifo nnd frlcnde from Orlando. to whose homo has been ljradentown to since 1014 and who has n wide and Carl Sc has) returned home Saturday to favorable acquaintance with growers ■ from Green Oove Springs where he to and shippers, will together with oth­ •pent tho past two weeks on business. to ers form a purely co-opcrntivc asso­ to ciation or exchange and with suffi­ Misa Helen Atkinson oQ Madison to cient tonnage, they have the hearty was among the arrivals in tho city to support of the Floridn Citrus Ex­ yesterday and Is stopping nt the to change. Montcsuma. to The selling expense perfected X:; through this purely co-operative Mrs. P. M. Elder and Misses Alice X* methods is materially reduced, all Elder and Marth^ Coney leave Wed­ Xn selling nnd offico expenses being at nesday for Daytona Reach where to n nominal flat rate per package. they will spend the month of August. High class grades nnd association packs nnd brnnds will be established, LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 1923 Miss Grace Gillnn has returned uniform and dependable,' the present home from Daytona Reach where she Intcntio nbcing that n thoroughly ex­ Forenoon nnd afternoon titles occur spent the past week as the guest of perienced nnd efficient field manager nt approximately the snnto hour and Miss I-cna Bello llagsn. will have full charge of nil field nr- minute. rnngomonts, his capabilities in this Date June Oct July Aug. Sept. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson spent the 0:28 4:41 line being unquestioned. 6:33 1 4:05 4:31 week-end at Daytona Reach ns the Mr. Chaddock will hnvc sole chnrgc O 5:20 7:38 0:14 7:20 «• 4:55 guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Buch­ and supervision of sales and as this 8 5:47 8:17 8:37 0:02 7:11 anan. association grows there will be man­ 4 0:43 8:00 0:30 7:01 0:24 OiOO 10:11 10:32 agers for other departments ns re­ 5 7:24 7:50 Mrs. Handel and daughter Ger­ quired, such ns material nnd advance 0 8:17 8:51 9:57 11:08 11:20 truda, are spending some time in 0:44 10:52 11:41 11:51 mnnngcr, etc. 7 9:07 Jacksonville as the guests of rela­ This organization will start off 8 9:57 10:38 11:44 12^7 12:40 tives. with a minimum tonnage of 200 to 9 10:44 11:30 11:50 1:08 1:38 1:51 2:28 230 enrs promised nnd with a friend­ 10 11:30 11:50 12:42 Mr. and Mrs. John Schirard nnd ly co-operation is sure of n steady 3:18 2:47 1:31 II 12:10 12:24 family and their guests motored to 4:00 2:13 3:35 growth. *» 1:10 12 1:00 Daytona Reach yesterday for the 6:00 Suitable house nnd packing ar­ 13 1:40 1:55 3:04 4:24 day. -d rangements will he secured before 14 2:20 2:38 5:57 3:51 5:18 the shipping season opens. 4:40 0:14 0:59 3:15 15 2:65 Allen Jonrs, who has been working 7:18 8:02 Should it not be possible to sell 18 3:34 4:00 IH32 with his uncle, ni- Rrndcntown, is each and every car track shipping 0:03 0:30 8:22 17 4:21 4:54 spending a few days hero with his point or before it renchea diversion 7:34 9:25 10:00 18 5:08 5:48 mother,''Mrs. Allen Jones. point then other agencies will be 19 0:02 0:47 8:40 10:25 10:50 brought into action with u normal 20 7:02 9:43 11:21 11:45 7:61 Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Evans nnd flat rate applying. It is a co-opera­ 8:67 10:64 11:57 12:07 21 7:34 children of Palmetto nro spending tive movement In the right direction gr» R:32 9:69 11:43 12:31 12:53 this week here as the guests of rela­ and one hard to bent from tho view­ 28 0:30 11:01 11:53 1:18 1:37 tives. 2:01 2:19 point o f ‘ the incorporators, who have 24 10:28 11:60 12:47 2:50 2:42 studied the proposition front many 20 11:20 12:07 ’ 1:37 Mrs. Aldino MeMichael and Mrs. 3:20 2:22 3:21 20 12:24 1:02 angles. Mitchell and family loft yesterday 3:55 4:00 3:04 1:63 Through the f. o. b. method of mar­ 27 1:18 for Daytona Reach where they will 2:41 3:44 4:32 '4:43 keting closely adhered to very little 28 2:10 ■pend two weeks or so. 6:10 3:20 4:20 6:22 delay will be occasioned in settlement 29 2:59 0:09 6:00 5:52 4:08 with the growers, a factor which will 30 3:40 Mrs. Tom Adams urn! daughter bo greatly appreciated. 0:50 4:49 5:52 31 Miss Gladys leave Wednesday for The organisers do not enter this Daytona Beach whero they will spend field nB strangers or with untried or First Quarter Full Muon Last Quarter Juno 21 June 28 July 5 tho next two weeks. experimental methods to apply. Cash July 20 July 27 Aug 4 buyers should bo encouraged and ' Aug. 20 Sept. 3 Mr. nnd rMs. Harry U. Lewi* are with proper inducements -they- will Aug. 19 Sort. 24 OcL 3 now at Bnttle Creek, Mich., taking come here ns they do to Wnuchula; Sept. 17 the Rett Cure at the Battle Creek For.t Myers nnd other points nnd the Sanitarium. management arc assured o f co-opera­ tion from all sources. Misses Elisabeth ’ Flowers nnd The signature of growers and ship­ Dcmarius Musson, Messrs. Ralph pers is all that is required. Warren and Warren Eigenmann were Kales office will be maintained in a congenial party spending the day llrndcntown or Palmetto as seems yesterday at Coronado Beach. " best hut the organisation will conduct ■■■■ '■ ■* • « Mr. and Mrs. Reid were visitors in operations on both sides of the river Mf. and Mrs. Elmo Travers, IL E. as well ns in other parts of the coun­ Orlando Saturday. Thomas and L. L. Harris of Palmetto ty.— Brndcnlown Journal. Harry Phipps of Tamnpa wns the arrived in tho city Saturday fur a guest of his brother J. E. Phipps last short stay and arc registered nt the GGG quickly rclicvcM Constipation week. Montcsuma. Mrs. F. J. Nelmycr is spending a DillousnesK, Headaches, Colds few weeks at Coronado Beach. and LaGrlppc. Mr- and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs. Mrs. George Stuart and George 5-l-o.n.w.-20tc t • Frank Alien and Mr. Hlankcmoro of • Stuart motored to the beach on Wed­ QrJf)P{lo and Misa Alberta Aycock Now is your last opportunity to nesday. spept Jfsjt^fllay molt pleasantly at save money at the July Clearance fred Reid entertained tho Mrs,„,iffcd J^Rdi. Club Wednesday afterP « j j ^ a , Beach. ' West Sale.—Sanford Dry Goods Co. 104-lte noon. IJM II i _igr w** yvij Cecil Butt of Orlando, who Is Mi*q Qliye I)inkc|.was the guest of NO MP.RTING AMERICAN LEGION Hr* >cndir ■pending the summer at l>aytona Miss Mildred Huston of Sanford last Brack, spent tho week-end here as tho • Thera will bo no mooting of -tho week. guest of her sisters, Mrs. Claude Csmpbcll-Lossing Camp American J. E. Phipps has added a screen Howard and Mra. A. II. Wallace,. legion this week and at tho proaunt porch to his home on Crank Illll. South Longwood stUI continues to lime the date of the meeting is not Wm. Leavitt, time keeper of A. C. known. Notice will be given in the grow. ML Smith o f Orlando is erect­ L. Railway at Lakeland, stopped over llrrahT and by card a* soon as the ing a cement house. Mr. Reiter is building an apart­ In Sanford for the week-end with $ii date la decided upon. ment house on his property near the parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.' Leavitt en route to Lakeland from a trip G. W..Lawton’, Bracelet Watch Ex­ Baptist church. Mrs. J. * 11. Bear o f Winter Park which included Atlanta, Chicago, Buf­ pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Flo. falo, Niagara Falls and Detroit. 4 -14 -tfc and Mrs. Mattie McClung of Swoope, Virginia, were the guests of Mr. add The bachelor has some advantage!* jtfrs. J. S. Dinkel Sunday. The two- .things that servo beat to (iw(u> cjjl.fecnee arc sopr.d hut lie he* nobody to, qhu.se whyu ho ( 'Several Longwood people attended has a summer cold. tHe cetolval at IAkc Mary Thursday. the cob. • • anil cord • at : r ./• '-V 1 £F:I 6< * K ;;* K ! . * m . . . R r* *< • Bh); \k/r\. Ki W.- Jh' ' : fit . r H P p $ $ LOCALS L0NGW00D Another week Sanford. "* -R ; l » " W W 'PH Til * THE WEATHER For Florida-: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday; prob­ ably local thundershowers. In which to build to to to to to to x a to Tho benches took their regular quota o f Sanford visitors yesterday. to to to CLAY AWAY THE YEARS That now hfldgC contemplated at New Smyrna and foronndo will make tho Uttar beach a Sanford resort. Apply Boncilla Bcautlfier cssmlc dau to your face. and rest while it dries, then remove and see and feel the wonderful difference In the color and texture of the skin. S . P. M. Elder and Chnrles Evans nrc ' Guaranteed to do these definite things l«r spending today nt Leesburg on busi­ the face or money refunded. Clear the complexion and oivait color. Lilt out the ness. < . tinea. Remove blackheads and pimples. Close enlarged porea. Rebuild facial tis­ Walter Morgan spent the week-end sues and muscles. Make the akin soil and smooth. j with homo folks and wont out in the You can obtain regular aim from your favorite toilet counter. II noi, send this sticks todny. ad. with 10 cents to Boncilla Laboratories, Indianapolis. Indiana, lore trial tube. Chtirchwcll's have a big supply of seed hod cloth with prices and quality right. See their advertisement in this issue. „ NOTICE SDnAdRlPTION BRIDGE PARTY Subscription Bridge pnrty„ nt the Woman’s Club Tuesday njght, at H:15. Reservation phono Mrs. Ed. Ijinc, (2220) or Mrs. Ed Lano (472) for mission 50c. . 103-3tp servations. / STOPPED HIS PAINS . "I Was suffering with a severe cold, headache and pains in my abdomen, writes J. B. Dring, Newport, R .. I. '■Aftor taking Fdtcy'a Honey* and Tar in conjunction with Foley Cath­ artic Tablets I was ontlrcly relieved of my cold nnd pains.” Coughs re­ sulting from Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Croup nnd Whooping Cough nrc quickly relieved with Fol­ ey’s Honey nnd Tar. The largest selling cough fncdlclno In the world. Sold everywhere.— Adv. IT 5 W P J 1 A IG The annual meeting of the Fcrnnli)Look for the advertisement of the Lnughton Memorial Hospital Associa­ opening o f the new Milanc Theater in tion will be held at the court house at this issue and the big production thnt eight o’clock Thursday evening, Au­ will be given for opening night. gust Otli, 1923. All members are urgo.l to he present. • It’s all wronyy Mrs. House­ Mr. and Mrs. Conrud Bryan of * T. W. LAWTON, j wife, it’s till wrontr— this Idea Kissimmee were the guests o f Mr. HCHfcLLE MAINER President o f sacrificing fifty-tw o or a and Mrs. R. J. Holly yesterday after­ Secretary. hundred nnd four days out ofi noon. Mr. Bryan is a prominent bus­ D7-30; 8-4-21; wkiy. 103-lt the year in front o f a hot oven, iness man and banker of Kissimmee. Engineer Baisdcn is home again after being in the Wnyrross hospital for sovcral months. Ills mnny San­ ford friends ure glad to sec him bark on the job again. PICNIC. The Junior Department of the Bap- ' list Sunday school will hold iti an- j nun! picnic at' Palm Springs tom or-1 row (Tuesday) afternoon. The m om -1 bers nrc asked to meet nt the church ; nt 1:30 o’clock. Notice of Teachers Examination and a meeting of the Fcrnald-Iuiughton Hospital Association appear in NON-ACID FERTILISER CO. CON­ VENTION. this issue. Read them if you arc in­ H. J. Starling, local manager nnd terested in cither. salesman for the Non-Acid Fertilizer * Mr. ami Mrs. Endor Curlett, o f Gc- Co., left this morning for I-nkcland, nevn, FIs., who have been enjoying a to attend tho three days‘ ‘Get Togeth­ visit here an the guests of Mrs> Cur- er" met long of the Non-Acid Ferti­ Ictt's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. lizer men. Good and profitable reanil Mrs. Charles Ilrumlcy in Nclmnr nulla always follow these mccting.i Terrace, expect to return to their for the buyer* and .salesmen. home early next week.—St. Augustine Rccurd. that blasts the enjoyment of every week. We’ll do your hakinir for you— and please pardon us madam, wc don’ t mean anything personal— hut we’ ll do it better, loo. R0UTH BAKERY * »t T he | 77* P r in , ---------- T O N I G H t . P r is c illa Dean and J a m e s Kirkwood [n the greatest romantic ip *w | lar drama of all ti*,t “ UNDER TWO FLAGS” It Is rarely that the screen off ^ |o complete a chronicle of j ’ tic ndventuro as has been pi cd In this stupendous venl^ Qaida’s immortal novel. all the exotic coloHng, th* * tempo, tho passionate thrill of gi fctory, this photoplny is one of the film treats of th* Also round six of ‘T h e Leather Push*J The Herald for first clast job, KING’S NaTREArMEK brings NENT RELIEF to those tsstssll IN D IG E S T IO N d a m s sdds.O ttX nsw ts troupdihtl Condition, D is ta n t sml C _ KINera NoTRKATMKNT restores NATURE'S ACTI\ r n r satire dltcsUrs tract . l » m M Oar GaaranUs '• are net 19S% utWM i laM ax six ossM s (ess kali Wahl * .1 tans It end ro se m on o «m be i L Xstlr jrstsoded, " «*" < Sold by UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW AITS YOU WE SELL Genuine Tho Dixie Motor company ho* mi ad in today’* Herald announcing tlie fact that they will conduct their bus­ iness on a spot cash basis in future. This company will soon put on a sale o f standard tires of every aixe at They cost no more titan others greatly reduced price* for cn*h. Read their ad today and wait for their lire F. P f HINES . announcement. |M Palmetto Are.— — PKone 481-J Texas Oils EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN A LL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. Mr. nnd Mrs. I*. J. Fcitnor, of East naaiinnaB nnB B aB B H B H B B nnauR N K tiB nR m aagK B M aaaaiiinai Orange, N. J., have been recent visi­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■"'•■■■■■■nB ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ o a B B K a k a K B g a a a a a a a E a a a a a a ie M iM i tors here, guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. ■ K. Bnrrctt nt their home on Valencia street.. Although Mr. nnd Mrs. Feitnor have a beautiful home in tho north, they nrc spending this summer in Florida, on their commodious house' boat in tho St. Johns river, near San­ ford.— St. Augustine Record. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin nnd E. II. Brown were In the city today en route from points in south Floridn to Jack­ sonville. Mr. Brown is (he former sales mnnngcr o f the Virginin-Carelina Chemical Co., and Mr. Melvin is taking his place and they arc making the territory introducing Mr. Melvin to the tKnde. R. A. Newman has returned from Hendersonville, where he wus called by tho illness of Mrs. Newman who is spending the summer there. ; He left the folks in good health and they are enjoying the mountains very much. Mr. Newman will go to Hemlersonvillc some time in August and they will* all drive hack in the car. ^ a Big Supply Seed Bed Cloth With i N O T IC E! There* will be a board meeting of the Woman’* ‘ Club at tho Club House Tuesday morning at 10:00 o’clock. ana uuali ATTENTION, O. B. 8.! A meeting of Seminole Chapter N". 2. O. K. S., Is hereby called for Wed­ nesday, August 1st, at 4 o'clock p. m. to make arrangements to attend the (). E. S. picnic at Eusti*. MRS. JOHN GILLON, ms 104-ltc Worthy Matron. Wc still have big money saving val­ ue s ul the Sanford Dry Goods Com­ pany's July Clearance Sole. Did you get whnt you wanted? If not, do so Tuesday, the last day of the sale, , 104-ltc The Herald for first class jobavork. i 5 ••• I'lti-.qo}■-Wi'f <( ip '. n ii«.n ■<*IU Vdt| IV* I *uq if #.« (jk 'a \i •« First Street im i f 11 SELLS IT FO R LESS W< s i " " : ; : : : ; ; : : : : : : : : ; : : : : : : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; .T; ;- .T. *. 4 ” �K s PAGE TWO t v t M il* Sanford DailyHerald P a k lla M t v a r / i t l t n c M n * » » t Baa Ogr at (fee H m M M M I m , U ( A t r » aa a ta ri, r ia . T h e H erald P rin tin g1Co. fr ttJ iH in ii n ou r. Gunboats are atil l firing on Chinese Chi v ■> TaunArVWen'in 'the 'Amoy district and Chinese brigands are capturing Raxter street Jews and holding them for ransom and the moving pictures. Everyone seems to be satisfied with the results so far. ,VI5* i- ... TOE, SANFORD, DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 31,1923 J1IST K16S— a m a t 'd _u: IIS mm nolc * County, Florida, df scribed r il ,-hor*i follows, to-wit: Beginning at the. Southwest cornerof Block One, Tier One; run west two feet; thence north to Lake Monroe; thcnco East two feet; thence South to )>eglnn!ng, and also Beginning at the Southwest corner o f Block Two, Tier one, run west two feet; thence North 222.4 feet to tho South line o f Commercial street; thence East two feet; thence South 222.4 feet to beginning, and also W e have a b ig lot o f R em n an ts le ft from our Beginning at the Northwest corner of Block Three, Tier One; run South July C learance Sale ,!i and w e* *liu w aI*.n t t o ; close 18fl feet; thcnco . West two feet; * f? *f m • thcnco North 18Q feet; thence East them out quickly, so w e havb Driced thenv two foot to bqginning. be and the same h1 hereby pcrrqanontvery low. July C learance Sale p rices Will prely vacated find closed ns a public street or highway. * i vail du rin g our R em n an t Sale, an d 'you have Section 2.—That this ordlnnnco • tr . iBhnll bo nnd become effective imme­ another opportunity to buy !seasonable mer» Mil" ( * ,;, I diately upon its passage and adoption. Adopted this 23rd dny of July, A. chandise at C learance Sale prices. D. 1923. FORREST LAKE, , S. O. CHASE, C. J. MARSHALL, As the City Commis­ sion of the City of Sanford* Florida. Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue Attest: L. R. PHILIPS (SEAL) City Clerk, City of Sanford, Florida. Moved nnd seconded thnt the re­ R quirements of a second reading of the above and foregoing ordinance, nt an­ other regulnr meeting of tho .City Commission not less than one week from date, shall be dispensed with by the unanimous .vote of the City Com­ Extends to Orlando nml Dnytonn ns well as the hundreds of mission of tho City of Sanford, Flor­ bottles wc put out in Sanford every day ida. a * . FORREST LAKE, S. 0 . CHASE, E L p E R SPR IN G S W A T E R C. J. MARSHALL, City Commission. Attest: on account of its purity is fast becoming the drinking* water L. R. PHILIPS (SEAL) for Central Florida. . It is also recommended for use*ia. bat­ 105-ltc City Clerk. -K itla f K, J. U L L U D . — I t r r f M r r -T n t m rrr U. A, If RBI.____ ____ ..G .arral H . a . f r r it, n. n o i,i.t _ A to rtlilw H aiu tr And now after having tho whole country stirred up about her divorce, Ratra N a t . K m h i • Irene Castle comes home and says It A flllM t lfa is all n mistake— that she Is not di­ Clrralalloa Maaagar vorced and loves her husband. There V alter B v . a . , is just this about itj Irene. Either l i k w r l f l U a P r ic e la A I t i m c O a a T r a r ____ ____ ,_________ ____ __ ___O C M get a divorce or quit talking about It. ■ tx M e a th * ------------------------------------------t . M ■ ■ - o --------* Dallrarai ta City kr Carrier The State Railroad ^Commission I* jO^tc IJIi f aaklr Her- states thnt It lloo* not and cannot fa lM-»ava a Bfailaele Can colled damages to cattltf by the rail­ road trails. In other wards It states IF in AU TUP SAnCTOVOU thnt while damages can 'be collected T in t *YOU *»N HW TJO* ' N i k t t n TH R AHfOdATP.II I'HKS* YO U i L*/e orttKm we HMYf •l», T hV Akaofclated P r e .i I* . eaclnslvalr that tho .commission is not in the col­ TTSKs. . — iS Hone! W ill' entitled to the u n for rapubllcatlon of lecting business. However it seems all news dispatch** credited to It or not o th .r w l.e oradlled In this paper to bo no difficult matter to make a and also tha local nawa publlehed full blooded Jersey out of a piny baratn. IIij it All rlchta o f re-publication o f apaclal woods cow after they ore crossed with flapatrhaa herein are a im raaarrad, ffl ' J * A tw ai wnoitAi.n m riC D iifo, r t . . . in a railroad engine so there should be no argument over the question. • " * 1 TO AOVKHTISKIIS i In caae o f arrora o r ommlaatnn In -------------o------------U ral or other edvertle.m entn The Herald Prlntln* Company dura not Karl Whmnnn is in demnnd ns a * hold llaelf liable fo r daman* further Upan the amount received fo r auch ml* speaker and he is always on the go vertlaement*. when he talks. A few Sundnys ngo ho preached at Oaklnnd on '‘ From Foretan AJv.rll.lne h*pra»»nlatWe L THE AMERICAN PRE33 ASSOCIATION Sinai to Canaan." la st week his sub­ ject before tho Morion County Cham­ ber uf Commerce was, "From Main Street to Droadwny."— Orlando Sen­ in INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO, IOC OUR COUNTY IS TEN YEARS 01,1) tinel. And evert with the three cent tax on gas wc believe that Karl could making Satsumn tho fenturc o f nil Ten years ago or Just about that easily go, from Dan to Bdrshcebn in is purchased at a fair price it will re­ agricultural nnd horticultural ex­ quire nlmost the entire sum from tho v %Utpe the County of Seminole came one day. bonds to put it in first class condi­ hibitionsinto being. It Was really divided in Roth the sweet nnd Irish potato, tion and then the old bridge only lqnds the legislature of 1013 and was pats* FLORIDA IN TEN YEARS. tho blueberry, sugar enne, peas, you tq one part of Coronndo Reach. erf In April o f that year but the mlbeans, okrn, Japanese > persimmons, If this much money Is to*be spent on minblrntlon of county affairs went looking hack ten years no one can plums, grapes are nil suited to this Into effect in August of the some fail to be impressed with the great the old bridge the people will only yean Those were interesting days progress made in Florida within that have an old bridge made over and section nnd grow abundantly in Sntsu mnlnnd, but the prospective homeand it Is doubtful if there is a man space of time- And, basing our hopes something that will have to be kept in seeker in other slates takes to the constant repair like nn old automo­ living In the confines of Seminole to­ for tho future entirely on the realiza­ Satsumn iden nnd it has n strange day who would wish to go back into tions of the past, wc feel nssured of bile. appeal to him. tl is a magnetic word, The new bridge will bo up-to-date the mother county or who would be a much greater Florida ten years and Pensacola nnd Sntsumnlnnd would bettor off "if tho county had remained hence. At a greater Florida meeting nnd should not require any repairs be foolish to fail to capitalize on for several years to come. It will intact as old Orange. Those who at the Seminole Hotel in Jacksonville teries. If you arc not drinking Elder Springs Water nowSatsumas, nnd the biggest thing in open up both sides of Coronndo Reach were here at that time will remem­ a few days ago Mr. Karl Lehman, A Into invention is thnt of a ma­ the Interstate Fair nnd Satsunia Fes­ give it a trial. ber the great days of the rnmpaign secretary o f the Orange County nnd with the wide boulevard that we tival should be the Satsumn Festival. chine to make dinner plates and cups when the question of the division of Chamber of Commerce, mndc the understand certain property owners saucers from n kimi of dough similar ■—Pensacola Journal. Ornngfi county came up and of the prophecy .that within ten yqnrs this will make on the Coronndo side it will \\ to that of ice cream cones. The in­ PH O N E 311— W E ’L L D E L IV E R mean a wide street from the river to work o f the committees and the de­ state will have mndc more progress ventor says "My invention will do termined hand of men who went to than it hns in the past three hundred. the beach, n much safer roadway nnd away with the much dreaded after Tallahassee under the leadership of This, of course, Is too roseate and a much safer nnd better bridge in ev­ dinner dish washing, ns you simply F, P. Forster to assist in putting It hopeful a view and perhaps came ery way. eat your p)ate, cup nnd saucer for And then Inst hut not least Corona­ over'. Hon. Forest Ijiko wbh the rep­ ffom the enthusiasm of oratory ut AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR desert nnd there is nothing left' but resentative from Orange county who that banquet. Ilut the wheels of pro­ do nnd New Smyrna need two bridges THE VACATING AND CLOSING your knife and fork." put tho division over in the house gress art gaining speed nil the time nnd if Ibc new oqc is built they will ■ * OF A PORTION OF PALMETTO and Senator Donrgan—the Senator The Times-Union says: "N ow s1',nvc two bridges for the obi one will ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■HRHHRRRR■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ R R IIH be kept going and there will be so ------ h e a r -----from the Nineteenth District support­ from all parts of the state shows thnt AVENUE, A PUBLIC STREET IN ed it in the sennte and tho deed was a building progress unprecedented in much travel on both bridges thnt they THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ DR. M A R TIN SO N done. Just where tho iden started nil our annuls is sweeping the state. will be paying institutions. We would IDA. tinFlorida Sanitarium, Orlando, and Just who rcully put it over is not It would be folly to say that (his was also favor u toll un both bridges until WHEREAS, a survey of that por­ such time ns they arc paid for if the nt the known to tho public hut will lx- given past'd on a known demnnd of the vari­ tion of Palmetto Avenue from the rounty takes them over and then some day In the Sanford Herald for ous communities for homes and for ju g i F ^ w TO[ s u B « « ; m - m j E m - . j o 8 A V ! = 7 e j K s V n m iJ t M m ? n<i &■$> }> *»(*.• »*- irv Utf bttiW tia itfT sftrirtcis believe in om' to the waters of Seminole county docs not probably one man who had the most construction here is not ottly without Lake Monroe "discloses that the var­ to do with the dividing of the county n precedent in the'state but it is so toil bridges but where the expense is ious property owners, ns well as the large it is another matter and a small In the last analysis has never had far ahead of what is being experienced City of Sanford, owning property on toll will not break anyone especially the credit of it. throughout tho country that one Flor­ Ilut tho county uf Seminole cu me ida city with fewer than twenty-five if they can pay the toll with the tho East Side o f Palmetto avenue into being just ten years ago and it tbousund population was recently thought that they are helping the from tlie corner of Palmetto- Avenue has Wen tun years of progress and mentioned ns occupying’ fifth or sixth ■county pay it nnd evpniunlty the and Second street nnrth to the waters ■ of Lake Monroe, have built and coii- IN prosperity with the usual lean yearn place in building among the cities of bridge will bo made free. f-trueteil permanent brick structures We believe the people of Now and the fat years but the tight little the Union. It looks ns if the building mid buildings, which said buildings county of Seminole ban gftne ahead progress in the cities was a prepara­ Smyrna nnd Coronndo are making a nnd structures extend into and are step forward in their history in build­ and made a wonderful* record being tion gim! doubtless nn intelligent one, one of the most progressive counties for more than double the present ing a new bridge that will make thnt constructed jp part nn said portion of in the state of FInridn. It hns built population ten years hence. section grow as never before, San­ Palmetto Avenue us said Palmetto Avenue is located and shown on nnd many miles of good roads and later­ “ Road building is in progress more ford folks love Coronndo Reach nnd als, it has drained and put Into cul­ rapidly than ever before. Florida is more of them will go there when the by E. It. Trafford’a Map of Sunfnrd, ■ tivation many forms and winter vege­ being advertised more extensively new road from the Osteen bridge to Florida, the only official plat nt. (his ■ ■ time in existence, showing the various table tt'aots, it hns come of the finest than ever la-fore. Misapprehension us New Smyrna is finished and the new CAPITALIZED AT $250,000.00 « streets, a Venues nnd ulleys of San­ i vegetable and citron lands in tho to heulth conditions ure being re­ bridge from New Smyrnu to Corona­ * ■ state. It has some of the Wst cut­ moved nnd people all over the coun­ do is built. Seminole promised New ford, Flori<1n„*nd a WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, tle, hogs, sheep, poultry, etc , in the try are beginning to realize the fact Smyrna thnt they would build the s a state. Seminole has- purchased one that Florida has a delightful summer bridge at Osteen crossing and it is FInridn, from time to time lias fur■ nlshed* nhd established grades for the « of the finest court house buildings in climate. Industries ure being estab­ built. Now we expect New Smyrna s ■ Florida considering the sire and the lished in various parts uf the state and Coronado people to do their purl construction o f permanent side wnlks a amount Invested. The finances of tho nnd capitul ns well us Immigration is und their part will be making n good nn thnt portion, o f the East side of ■ Palmetto Avenue from the corner of county are in excellent shape und the coming in rapidly.' hurd surfaced endurable road from a officials are all on the job working "W e would not make the prediction Osteen to New Smyrna nnd n new Palmetto Avenue nnd Second Street, to keep Seminole In the front ranks that Florida will be twice as popular road and bridge from that point to extending north to the waters of Luke Monroe, nnd uf all the rounties in the Nlute. A und twice as wealthy in 11)33 us it is Coronado, WHEREAS, in so furnishing und , brief resume of the county will be now but would not be at all surprised Otherwise we will be forced to for­ establishing grades nt various times given in a later issue hut it is suffice if such were found to be the case, nnd get about Coronado and go to tho new lor the construction of said sidewalks, to say today that the county of Semi­ would be very much surprised if this beach ut Melbourne. the^Kast line <>f tho grades for side­ nole in roads, in farming, in citrus stale should lack much of doubling fruits atul stock raising, in good in Imth these respects in the next ten ACCENTUATING CERTAIN CROPS walks so established, hns been desig­ nated by the City o f Sanford, Florida, schools both city and rurul, in health years. There is no room to doubt the conditions, in citizenship und every­ fact that during the next ten years Thu Journal would not have it ap­ as the west line o f all property abut­ thing that goes to nmke u good coun­ Florida will lead nil the states in pear that all agricultural and horti­ ting nnd fronting thereon, and WHEREAS, tho property owners ty can be classed among the leading gain." cultural products are not important, counties o f the stale. and thut it is practicable te eliminate owning property on the East side of Small in aize but big in doing NEW &MYltNA-COKONADO any of them from tho Interstate Fair Palnietto Avenue from the corner of J things, Seminole county and her o f­ nnd Satsumn Festival, but would like Pnlnu-llo Avenue nnd Second Street, ■■ BRIDGE ficials can well feel proud of her rec­ to impress upon tho people the desir- extending north to tho waters of Luke ■ Tho voters of the New Smyrna dis­ ,bility of accentuating the Satsumu Monroe, through no fault on their £ ord and today on her tenth birthday take stock’ und say that Seminole is trict are now considering the question estival, for it has Wen the history part, have roused to be erected and J all right and Seminole will he nil of buying the old bridge across the of all successful sections that they constructed partly in and upon I’nl- ■ river from New Smyrna to Coronndo became famous fur one particular motto Avenue, ns said Palmetto Ave- ■ right in years to come. • a ________ „ ________ or building another bridge to the product. nue is shown and located according to * south which would lend to the (leach Our President is very ill today. Take Sanford, for example. It is F. R. Traffotd’s mop of Sanford,:* from the huart of New Smyrna. It known as the celery-producing cen­ Florida, various permanent buildings'■ And the nation is sorrowing fur seems that bonds to the amount of ter, and celery it w a s that gave to nnd structures on the East side o f ! * him regardless of party affiliations. 9100,000 are to be voted in either Sanford advertising throughout the Palmetto Avenue between the points event and if this is true there is no (tation. ' Lettuce, cabbage, cucumWrs aforesaid, and >1 . .'v frier ' -f ' a« It Is probably all right ta get away question about whether it would bo and other trucking crop* are grown WHEREAS, it appears to the C ity1 ■ ■ ■ from Florida In the summer but you good policy to buy the old or build the aa extensively in the, vicinity <jf San­ Commission of [the City of Sanford,! ■a t .! am il*' ■ a will never find any better weather new. In the first place New Smyrna ford, and the let luce crop is quite aa Florida, that itlwill Inure to the best M i i ' l q l ) ■■ thnq we are having at this particular and Coronado have needed another remunerative, but Sanford has spec­ - interrsta mid bom-fit of tha people of bridge for the past fifteen years,-The ialized and railed attention to iU the City o f Sanford, Florida, and to time right here in Sanford. fact that this bridge was not built at celery, and with very fine results. the City o f Sanford, Florida, to va­ Lake Okeechobee is getting ram­ that time i« the reaaon why Coronado Other cities and sections have cap­ cate, abandon .and permanently close pant again and threatena to uverflow Reach has lain dormant far. that num­ italized on their favorite thing. Halt­ as a public street, thut'part of Pal­ the banka and aside from ruining the ber of years. Sanford people pur­ ing! Is known as tho potato section, metto Avenue hereinafter described, j: countryside will spoil a bunch of good chased many of these lota on the Quincy as tho tobacco section, Plant THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED beach with the understanding that City for strawberries. Let Pensacola BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF ■tills in the Everglades. this new bridge would be built but not make tho mistake of trying to SANFORD, FLORIDA: . Sanford la planning to buy the New Smyrna and Coronado had an at­ carry too heavy a load. By all means Section 1.—That the portion of the electric light and gaa plant* of the tack o f foot rot or die back or some­ have the other products on exhibition, East side of PalmfUo Avenue in the Southern Utilities Company and thing that retarded their growth and for the farmers and growers want to City o f Sanford, Florida, as shown by greatly reduced rates. Tho cham­ nothing waa done about the bride un­ know about them, but for advertising E. R. Trofford’s map o f Sanford, 115 PARK AVE.-l'HONE 39G-S A N FO RD , FLORIDA ber of commerce is back of move- til the present time, . purposes and securing new settlers, Florida, iu per plat thereof duly af •j,l^ant,— Dayton* Journal, i ■ , t In the second place if the old bridge far better resulta may be obtained by record in the public records o f Semi-. ' ’ J* * J ■ 1 t 1'■ ’ - » ‘. - • ' ' Starts August 1 'A m u- TP .. Sanford Dry Goods Company j Our S e r v i c e it 1 •T ORDINANCE NO. 54 U \Elder Springs Water Company TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS par r-f . ■4 4— * * ■i A a* Sanford jM o r tg a I ge Loan Co.j Arc you in need o f immediate cash to meet some ,K> *1■# *B n ■iLjr mm » -^ pressing obligation? If so we will lend you the ! money at 8 per cent., and allow you to repay it .; on easy terms over a period of fifty (50) weeks. ' 5 We will also assist you in the building o f a home and allow you to repay on monthly payments »• over a period of nearly nine (9) years. We are a HOME INSTITUTION, owned and of- . fleered by local people. It is our desire to be of service in the building up o f our community. t *p x ,■* }j II I >£ Yt £ ■ r* A* F* M *• m m* Call on us if we can assist you in anyway. L A-; __ Sanford \Mortgage Loan E'i* A - f AR c v i. it M- E it A* X F ti m l N m L. n t* E l V f l ; 1 % R | l i **wI* M A * b If l >ba 1 ► 1 K ' 1 •' ll * 4 * k ‘ ■O' *st ' V\i ... UF V “ *■- / ’a a s a . i a r s s a s x s i ' iJiriitArj J ’ ’ V .* •» .a t ii A a. l a i t . t s s o S S . . * �Ttffe ^ANfORD A aiIIy H&ULD ‘ TUESDAY, JULY 31,1923 W ALTER HEIRS IS I.UP H ER O Hundreds of Individuals Robust Star a $ 2 0 'a Week Clerk in "Mr. Billing* Spends His Dime" For quick results try a Want ad. 3 w 53 at these wort? women M* '.'over.Ifl"ycnn of age. Tho Mr total wages of the women workers reached $22,&4., Mi Florida is noted for, (ts ** bird sanctuaries and its fedMi oral bird reservations. In Mi addition to tho several mu? nicipal, county nnd privntcIM |y donated sanctuaries, M there are elevel federal bird Ml reservations, ns follows: M, Dry Tortugns, Pine Island, Mi JCey West, Pelican Iqlnnd, Island Bay, Mosquito Inlet, Ml Passage Key, Mutlacha ^ Pass, Palma Sola Key, In1M dian Bird Key, CnloosahntIM chce, and nn Audubon Rc1M scrvatlon at Orange Lake. ONE THOUSAND CHAPTERS * OF ORDER OF DEMOLAY IN THE UNITED STATES With the granting of letters tem­ porary to the Parkland Chapter nt Louisville, Kentucky, the Order of DcMolny marked its one thousandth chapter in the United States, accord­ ing to an announcement by Frank S. Land, Grand Scribe and founder .of the movement. No fraternal, organization has grown with tho same rapidity as De Molay, which, within a period of four years han grdwn from a boys’ club of nine members to a membership of well over one hundred thousand of the country’s finest youth. DcAfolay, Mr. Land said, is n se­ cret organization for boys between the ages o f sixteen nnd twenty-one and is built on a ritual anyone would subscribe to. It stresses food, sonship, good citizenry nnd tcachos con­ structively about schois, churches nnd like subjects. No other organization, according to Mr. Land, stresses citizenship so strongly. It tenches a boy Implicit faith in his parents nnd guides him Into better citizenship'through good morals nnd manners. father, molhoj and 'children had been ■■■■■■■■: visiting a neighbor,, pnd were return>lng home, when a band of Seminolos sprung from the bushes, swarmed about the moving ox cart, and with their tomahawks struck their victims, and scurried nway In fear of a party o f white men rtho- then on their trail the con ven ien ce and s a fe ty -o f- vf ritijig1 theft!1 anti who came upon the bodies o f the TAM PA; July SI .— Resident* who mother, father arid three children check in paym ent o f b ills—because t h # " havo iiveif in the -Tampa vicinity for huddled together. forty years or more are looking for­ Those left to care for the victims thirik th eif incom e too snVaH'fbr a bank atei ward to consummation of plans tin­ thus found the baby of the family der way for a reunion o f the old tim­ (now Mrs. Mobley)^ Mill breathing, count. •a ers'of Hillsborough county.'None* but although seriously Wounded and unpersons who hnve resided in the coun­ ,conscious. She was nursed hack . to ty for forty years will participate i»\ This is a mistake, this b a n k ^ h v it^ ' you* h«4lth»:but still carries{ a crippled the barbccUc-picnic which is spqhsored hand, the mark bf her thrilling orr by "Uncle^Jad," of the Tampa Times, C hecking A ccou n t regardless o H t s sfee; who announces that a "dark secret*1 %#n'. 1%« . * * f | |/.V*t .i -il#_ .;A[ W|H be revealed to the old-timors A s y ou r incom e GROW S, s o too will yoO^ when they gather at the country homo of II. P. Kennedy, "Gulden's Shoals" bank accou n t. # ; | near hero. A definite, dole for the frolic has not been »et)*butthe invitation list is nbout completed, and the timo o f the nfTair may be expected to be made known at any'time. The latter part of August has been mentioned ns the A COMMUNITY BUILDER probable time. Tiie why and wherefore of the par­ a F. WII1TNBR. Cathie* F. P. FORSTER, President ty has been announced by "Uncle Gad’ mb an* effort to bring together each «nd every old resident of the county in order that their acquaintance niny to renewed, their memories refreshed, and a decisive step he taken toward perpetuating in Hillsborough county a custom that will insure the old resi­ dents of today, and those who reach the forty-year resident period next IIow many words on the front page o f the ncrald yrnr, or in years to come, a closer next Saturday? bond of fellowship. "Uncle God’s" search for the coun­ ty's earlier residents has brought to W E G IV E O N E GUESS light many persons whose memories With,each purchase o f 10 c or over. run hack to the epochal days of the long ago. Mrs. Cornelia A. Mobley, horn in 1835, is among the oldest of Three Prfcds fo r the B est Guested these. She la the sole survivor of an Indian massacre in which her father and mother were murdered, along with two of their children, and she herself, was left for dead on the ground. TO S A T U R D A Y , A U G b4 I^lrs, Mobley, who was a Miss Tippin, of Tnttnall county, Georgia, came to Florida with her parents in 1837, when she wns only two years old. At thnt time the Seminole Indians were 5 AN FOR D. FLA oil the warpath. Small Hands of (hem Were waging war in various parts.of the state against the whites, whoso SEE THE WINDOW presence they resented. It was after the pioneer father of Mrs. Mobley had located in Alachua county that Alio great tragedy to the family came. The [tie more than two years, LAKE COUNTY’S MILLAGE IS 30 GAINESVILLE, Fin., July 31.— Modern spraying machinery and orchnrd equipment will he displayed for the benefit of farmers who at­ tend Farmers’ and Fruit Growers' Week nt the University of Florida next week, from August 0 to 11. Five of the hugest manufacturers and dis­ tributors of such machinery nnd equipment in the state will set up ex­ hibits during the short course. The purpose of the display will not bo to make sales but to demonstrate the better methods nnd means of spraying and dusting for control of diseases nnd insects as well ns the bost.culturnl methods. A tent will be thrown up on the campus and consid­ erable time will be spentin practical demonstrations, using the machinery and equipment on display. The Daily llernld, 15c per week. TAVARES, Fin., July 31— The millage for Lake county for 11123 has been fixed by the commissioners nt 30, divided ns follows: General 4, school 10, road and bridge 8, fine nnd forfeitures ^1, agriculture Vu, pub­ licly 1U, old bond fund 4, new court house l ‘/4. In il)20, with $11, 100,000 taxable property the millage wns 41. In 1923, with 11,500,000, the millage is 30. Thus the taxpayers are sav­ ing $250,000 this year nnd getting more for their money—more roads an dbetter roads, better schools nnd n new $250,00 court house, with a grentcr population and more develop­ ment the tax burden will become lighter year by year so long as we have our affairs administered by such callable man as nro and hnve been on the commission. There is one thing about being poor. The attending physician doesn't think an operation essential. HAVEYOUGUESSED K .v ffH H iin :» fK e ::» » K » K c e H K » !iiK C iH K e H x :a » fH ;.* ;H K H K H i:H H E fH H E e 2 i3 :» K * Front nil indications "Enemies o f Women" in London will equal Its great American, runs. In New York it is now in its tenth week. It ran seven. Weeks in Chicago,'breaking idl records; six weeks in Sim Francisco; ten in Los AngeleB, nnd did tremendous business in Detroit, Milwaukee and Washington. Daring Magnificence nnd Exotic Splendor Unparalleled in , History of Screen The startling atory of the Gilded Society life of counts and courtesans by the Author of "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" WHAT TIIE CRITICS SAY SOME OF TIIE COMMENTS "Without doubt one o f the most lavisft films ever o:ifferod to tho public. From beginning to end it is embellished with a wealth of beauty."— New York Telegram. August 2nd* at 7:30 P. M “ For real entertainment, it would be hard to beat. Thrills, nr mancc, mclo-drnmn, movingly beautiful scenes.”— New York Fost. Looks as if ft cost a fortune to make.’ ’— Now 5 York World, IN A N A T IO N -W ID E ♦ London Referee: "For. weeks yet uncounted ’ Enemlea o f Worncn’ should draw London and many from the provlncea to the Empire Theatre. Thia super-picture is beyond newspaper criticism. The set­ tings arc most beautiful." , SUCCESS London Sunday I’letoriai: " ’ Enemies of Women’ should coma near breaking the West End record established by ’The Four JRbraa* men.’ The performance would be difficult to parallel In its power and artistry." Blasco Ibanez's '■Jt'JUinMifl n NOTE:—Scenes actually photographed in Pnrls, Nico ami the Rlverla. Cast includes famous stage beauties. Settings by Joseph Urban. mmm London Sunday Illustrated: "Thera Is no doubt about th« popu­ lar success of ‘ Enemies o f Women.’ Lionel Barrymore la magnificent. Alma Rubens is beautiful, and tho whole film Is a gorgeous apec- 1BNYZN 33 M9 Boston, Mass., 2:55 I’., June 20, 1923. James IL Grainger, * Goldwyn Cosmopolitan Distributing Corp., 409 Fifth Ave, N. Y. Saw opening performance o f “ Enemies of Wqnicn" nt my State Theatre here yesterday. I was delighted with this picture. It- la ft wonderful audience picture. Congratulations on this grest production. 4:51 P. • I MARCUS LEOW. Prince Sergo Obolenski (a sufferer from the overthrow o f the Czar’s government): "It ia a marvelous picture. Of course, U mads a special appeal to mc(| In the firm one never loses tho thread o f tha beautiful love story." 4 , ,* v 19NYZN 48 4 Ex Boston, Mass., 2:50 P., Juno 20, 1923. James R. Grainger, *’ Goldwyn-Coamopolitan Distributing Corpn., 409 Fifth Ave. N. Y. “ Enemies of Wort^n" opened to great business. This in spite of extreme heat and strongest opposition.' Our patrons delighted with it and it ia causing milch talk. Bqstpn papers deVotlng big apace to wonderful reviews. Congratulations on this big attraction. 5:28 P. J. H. BRENNAN, * Managerf Loewi’ fitate Theatre. j j j [i 1 a > ____ /V '------ --- ---- 1- fcv5V:? m twm € TH U RSDAY AN D D E FR ID AY Lady Islington:' “ It is a perfectly wonderful and beautiful story. The producers have done a most admirable work. 1 hope to see this picture again and again. Lionel Barrymore and Alma Rubens, la fact tho whole cast, are splendid." A Canadian Northwest Photoplay— Ariother Goldwyn Cosmopolitan Feature R EEIi? OF COMEDY—-MUTT & JEFF AN D PRICES: 10c and 35c ■■ ■ 1A a ' �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, J l l l f r 31, 1923 retu 13 ns v j o f individual requirements enables the Seminole County Bank to supply a service o f exceptional value;; Its policy is'xoexreiur every accom­ modation consistent with sound’ banking practices and the financial standing of the bank’s directorate together with the experience o f our officers, make a banking connection here truely satisfactory. ____________ L i ____________ - V f' v ' V;. : V . " / . ' * ' ________________ L ____ " V _______________ ' _________ .W E P A Y 4 % IN T E R E S T ON SA V IN G S A C CO U N TS. i « •• SE RV IC E- STRENGTH- GOLF B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G REALM OF SPORTS BASE BALL NEWS W alter Johnson R eds in Second Bests D auss in * Place— W in Tw o From the Phillies H urlin g Battle YESTERDAY'S RESULTS base; b a l l FO O T B A L L B ASK ET BALL T R A P SHOOTING R. L. SHIPP, Edilor h h ^ ^ fa f t f t fi M H PRINCESS NEWS E fa Florida Slate League Orlando 6, Tampa a. Brndcntown •(), St. I’cto 1. Daytona 1, Lakeland 7. National League New York -1-17, Pittsburgh 6-2. Philadelphia 5-4, Cincinnati 7-5, Boston C, Chicago B. Brooklyn 0, St. Louis *5. WASHINGTON, duly 31.—Walter Johnson had the hotter of Dauss in n pitcher's battle here yesterday, Wash­ ington defeating Detroit 1 to 0. Score: Detroit ............. 000 000 000—0 0 1 Washington ....... 100 000 OOx— 1 fi 1 Dauss and Dossier[ Johnson and Duel. CINCINNATI, July 31.—Cincinnati went into second place In the National I-engue rare yesterday by winning both games from the Phillies, while New York was breaking even with Pittsburgh. The ’ scores were 7 to 5 and fijlo 4. The scores: Philadelphia 102 100 001^-5 J2 2 Cincinnati.......- 104 10» lOx—7 10 1 Winters, Belts and Wilson; O'Brien, Donohue and Wingo. Second game: Philadelphia 200 000 200—4 7 1 Cincinnati 201 100 Olx—5 10 0 Weinert anil Wilson; Harris and Hargrave. NEW YORK, July HI.— New York Yankees defeated Chicago yesterday 5 to 3. Score: American League Chicago ............. 100 000 101—3 CO 2 St. Louis 5-4, Philadelphia 2-2. New York ........... 210 001 Olx—5 M 1 Cleveland 5-2, Boston 4-0. Leveretle and Schnlk; Jones and Detroit 0, Washington 1, second HolTmniin. game, first postponed, rain. Chicago 3, New York 5. PHILADELPHIA, July 31.—St. PITTSBURGH, July 31.— Pittsburg J.ouis took both ends of a double head­ and New York divided a double-headHOW THEY STAND er from the Phillies yesterday, win­ ei yesterday, Pittsburgh winning the ning the first 5 to 2 and the second 4 i first game 5 to 4 and New York the Florida Slate League to 2. The scores: |second 17 to 2. The scores: Won 1,nst *1. Luiti*...*___ U’ X L imuufl.-*u J2JL m b | h i * Orlando * * * .,"• ?• * -SO-- “ First game: Philadelphia 002 000 000—2 li I New York ID Brndcntown •*a1 #1 > 002 001 100—4 11 1 Shocker and Severed!; liommcll and Pittsburgh ....... DUO 000 005—5 11 1 19 ' L a k elan d ............. 17 Ilruggy. 2D St. Petersburg 15 Scott, V. Bailies ami Snyder; Ad­ • P ) Second game: —*• ams, Stcincilcr ami Schmidt. Daytona ... 14 St. Louis 020 000 020—4 P 1 ID 26 Second game; •Tampa __ _______ Philadelphia 000 000 020—2 0 2 New York 307 031 003— 17 20 1 * Vnnguildcr, Kolp, l)nnfurth and Col­ Pittsburgh . 200 000 000— 2 B« .l Null omit League lins; Hasty, Naylor, Ogden and Per­ Won Lost Nchf, Jonnnrd ami (Imvdy; Morri­ kins. son, Hum, Stone, Slender. Rugby and lit 34 New York 59 3(1 Gooch. Cincinnati BOSTON, July 31.—Cleveland ob­ 58 ' 30 Pittsburgh served Shrincr’s Day hy defeating Chicago 5(1 40 ST. LOUIS, July 31.—A homer hy Boston twice yesterday afternoon, 5 T. Griffith in tin1 ninth inning, also 48 45 Brooklyn to i and 2 to 0. Tin* scores: 48 49 scoring Olson nnd Johnson, gave * St. Louis . Cleveland Dll tint) poo—r> 12 2 Rionklyii a •! to 5 victory over St. Philadelphia <15 t 29 Boston . 001 000 003— 4 12 I I.ouis in tile first game of the series 09 Boston ........... 2G |► Hide ami O'Neill; Quinn, .Murray yesterday. The score: and I'icihicn. Brooklyn U0(r mil 005—C 13 1 American League Second game: Won Lost St. Louis o il 000 111—6 II o Cleveland 200 000 000—2-7 1 30 Vance, Decatur and O'Berry; Pfei­ New York ....... j.... 05 Boston , . 000 Otlti (MfO—0 7 « fer, Stuuil mid MeGurdy. 45 Cleveland ......... ...... 52 Cuvclcsklc and O'Neill; Fullerton, 41 St. l^ouis ............: . 49 Murray and Dcvormer. CHICAGO, July 31.— Boston defeat­ 47 Chicago ................ 45 40 ed Chicago ti to 5 yesterday. Score: 43 'Detroit ... ........ Boston I . tin 000 010—0 12 2 42 51 Philadelphia Fam ous M usician 51 Chicago . (HID ODD 101 —5 82 11 Washington .i....... Plays W hile Jackie 31 57 Munpiurd, McNamara, F. Miller Boston .............. is Being: Filmed and E. Smith, O'Neil; Osborne, Fusm II mid O’Fari'cll. LAK ELAN D BEAT D A Y T O N A , 7 TO 1 LAKELAND, July 31.—Hankins held Daytona to three sea lie re il hits yesterday and Lakeland won, 7 to I. The score: Daytona ........... non nio non - l L a k e la n d .................. 020 013 lllx—T bu Ll d o g s r o m p ON SM O K E R S. .5-3 TAMPA, July 3 L— Green's running backward catch o f Quinn's liner broke up a Smoker rally in the ninth here yesterday and enabled the Orlando Bulldogs to defeat Tampa by n B to 3 scons The score: , Orlando ........ .. ....... ... 300 010 001—5 Tamftj. ........ .... . 020 000 001—3 J. T ttlO S A IN T S P lIL I. BRADENTOW NERS •DOWN A N OTCH ( , - ST. PETERSBURG, July 31— The Sainta defeated Rradcntown here yes­ terday 1 to 0 In the first game of the aerlea. The score: Brndcntown ......... 000 000 000—0 SL Petersburg . ...... 000 000 Olx—1 UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA LOSES TO FT. LAUDERDALE MIAMI, July 31.— At Fort Lauderdale University of Havana (Cubn) 7. I £ Innings. g * »* w ^ «* -y * v * t£ f»* * a >*ai< ■ There is nothing small alxiut Jackie Coogan—excepting in stature. Now l:e has eoralled one of the world's fini t l violinists to play for him while he enacts scenes for Ids pictures. The musician is none other than Duel Do Kerekjarto, who lias appeared before nigny kings ami ip'ocn* in his meteor­ ic farcer. Of course. Duel in limit remain with Jackie long, because he has contract)! himself, calling for fuotliglit engage­ ments. However, whenever thin tillm lcd artist fimls time, he drives to Jackie's studio, taking Ids violin along. As Jackie and the other play­ ers start emoting on Jhe set the viol1st softly pulls his how over the strings. A fter the scene being filmed in contpleted, the entire Coogan staff, including carja-nters, electricians and extras, draw up in ii huge circle whilo I*e Knrckjurto renders a little concert consisting of several of his favorite compositlnns. Incidentally, Jackie is a violinist himself in his latest production, “ Dad­ dy," u First National picture produc­ ed hy Sol Lesser, which is coming to the Princess Theatre Wednesday and 'Ihursilay, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coog­ an wrote the stury, and before they felt that he was competent to appear on screen and in the role, he was compelled to take many lessons in handling the instrument and bow. TRAIN SCHEDULE CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 South Hound No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. xNo. xNo. xNo. xNo. xNo. No. xNo. No. Arrive 83........... 2:30 a.m. 27..... ..... 89______ 2:25 p.m. 85...... .'.... 0:55 p.m. Northbound Arrive 82........... 1:48 a.m. 84...........11:45 n.m. 80_____ _ 3:42 p.m. 28.......... 10:00 p.m. Trilby Branch Arrive 100.......... 24.... ...... 25.— . . . . 1:30 pap. lOl— .,,..., 5:50 p.m. , Leesburg Branch Arrive 167...1____ 3:55 p.m. 21........... 2:45 p.m. 158.... ...... Gp4 O A b* •»• Oviedo Branch Arrive 120______ 7:45 p.m. 127______ Departs 2:40 n.m. 8:40 n.m. 2:45 p.nr. 7:10 p.m. .Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 3:52 p.m. Departs 7:30 a.m. 3:25 p.m. Departs 0:30 a.m. 7:10 p.ra. h to to to to to to to to to to to “ Under Two Flags" again tonight. All those who did not see this fine picture Inst night should make a spec-' ial effort to see it tonight. Priscilla Dean arid James Kirkwood have the leading roles and they are nt their best. , And the honor guests tonight will be Et nest Gormcrly and wife and will see this fine picture without cost to them. This is your ticket. And then Wednesday ami Thurs­ day—Jackie Coogan in “-Daddy". The Million Dollar Kid and a Bil­ lion Dollar Smile. Long IHe Jackie t'obgrtii nal Kid. The Eter­ *■%,---------- » No matter how old we grow tack­ le will lure us buck again to child­ hood's glorious liftur. More adorable than uvor Jackie romps through ibis play of sun-hinc ami shallows. ' THE C O S M O P O L IT A N C O R P O R A T IO N PRESEN TS Jackie makes smiles to entfli the tears. Not all laughter, not all tears hut the minglmg of both in symphony of childhood. He’ll bring a laugh Jo choke hack a tear—n smile to make weary hearts glow again. , with B<v . c e H D* ^ sco LIONEL BARRYMORE W O tr ftfr i/ Ay A L A N CUOSLAND LOW TIUES41N BEACH, 1923 Scffnvffo Ajr JOHN.LYNCH ,B A N E 2 A LM A AUDENS S t i t i f * **§ Ay jo c c p h A C o s m o p o lita n p r o d u c t i o n Forenoon and afternoon tides occur at approximately the same hour and minute. Date June 1 4 :05 O a * 4:55 3 5:47 4 0:43 5 7:24 0 8:17 7 9:07 8 9:57 0 10:44 10 11:30 11 12:10 12 1:00 13 1:40. 14 2:20 15 2:55 1G 3:34 17 4:21 18 5:08 19 G:02 20 7:02 21 7:34 22 8:32 23 9:30 24 10:28 25 11:20 20 12:24 27 1:18 28 2:10 29 2:59 SO 3:10 31 July 4:31 5:20 G:02 7:01 7:50 8:51 9:44 10:38 11 :;!0 11 tSO 12:21 1:10 1;55 2:38 3:15 4:00 4:51 5:18 0:47 7:51 8:57 9:59 11:01 11:50 12:07 1:02 1:53 2:41 3:20 4:09 4:40 Aug. 6:33 0:14 7:11 H:0fl 9:00 0:5710:52 11:44 11:50 12:42 1:31 2:13 3:01 3:51 4:10 Ss32 0:30 7:34 8:40 9:43 10:54 11:43 11:53 12:47 J:37 2;22 3:04 3:44 4:20 6:0V 5:62 Sept. G:2S 7:20 8:17 0:21 10:11 11:08 11:41 12:17 1:08 1:51 2:47 3:35 4:24 6:18 0:14 7:18 8:22 0:25 10:25 11:21 11:57 12:31 1:18 2:01 2:42 3121 3:55 4:32 6:10 6:52 Orl MiJane Theatre, T hursday and Friday, A ug1. 2 and 3 (1:11 7:38 8:37 a hu 0:30 C y o l d u H f r y ^ Q o s n x o p o U J h t t *. 10:32 11:2G 11:51 12:40 1:38 ■ ■ B fllB B S IB R B IB flB B H B K lB IH lE a C E a E n ilE ia iia ia iia B IR B B U B S B B B B flB M IB B B H B IB B flllllH I1. 2:28 MB BH R B 3:18 4:09 5:00 6:57 0:59 8:02 9:03 10:00 10:50 11:45 12:07 12:53 1:37 2:19 2:50 w w a .t J J H 3:29 4:0G * / //A . 4:43 — * 6:22 0:00 0:50 First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter June 21 July 5 June 28 xNo. July 20 Aug 4 July 27 xNo, 3:40 p.m. Aug. 19 Aug. 20 Sept 3 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 O ct 3 X—-Daily, except Sunday. N o t i c e t he P u b l i c On and.after August 1,1923, our business will be conducted on a spot cash basis. This radical move is made necessary by the fact too many people abuse the credit privilege. Our prices will . •be as low as possible, and yim will not have to pay the bills o f the other fellow. Departs Daiijr Herald on sale at Joe'a Smoke As an advertising stunt, vrhy docs House, Mobleys Drug Store and not some publisher ask a few dignitaThe Herald for first class job work. Ilunt'a Pharmacy. ' tf ylc* to list the ten naughtiest books. V : . t* \ r ll V4*¥tl DiealpH L / ft fc iV d 'lOdltv t i i i a |j D i x i e [I M otor Company! 111-113 PARK AVENUE f �th e te a ls fn c ft lie Sanford ~ d Ail V h er ald , tuesd a yj jtitY 31,1923 MM DrsQuNC. S o n -, it s juSr rwiNK n-Oxrs m v Ot'G manoSomE tV>M '/O'-* •o o x wcM.ofeQFtJv, V /O R I£ V t C M 'T H I N G S (KX < S O L l _ E . < 3 , E l ‘ . *-------- - ---------- F is h e r y P a l s s till p u zzic rt w h y s« p n t c w n s s ln n -R c tl 1 JOST <£,U<XMC>-SO v o o ' 6 ID E O N H A W K IN S ) HE'S H P s .t — ^ \ lc , Wf' t'ltO vAVVO P^hXCU1N ■ rw te*'' -» rt-r* r S « aJT» Suva A ~ _ “7* O NIN£. ? , BUSINESS DIRECTORY * Tod m b find tl»s nano of • m r Hro 'Business Man |a Sanford la this Column each day. CLASSIFIED ADS Clauified Ada le a word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordlngly. SANFORD MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, HOME INSTITUTION THAT IS GROWING AND HAS HELPED DEVELOP SANFORD % ----1----- - A re L oan in g M oney F or B uilding H om es M akin g Small Loans That A re H elpfu l and nrc excluded from any limitation of bended indebtedness proscribed by tho charter of the City of Sanford, Florida. Thi* authorized issue of bonds to tie sold subject to the approving opinion of John C. Thomson, to bo furnished by tho City of Sanford, Florida. All bids must bo accompanied by a certified check for ono and one-half per cent of the amount of tho bonds to lie sold. Tho right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Proposals should bo addressed to Forrest I.nke, S. O. Chase and C. J. Marshall, ns the City Commission of the City of Knnford, Florida, and as Ex-OiTicio Bond Trustees of the City of Sanford, Florida, at Sanford, Flor­ ida. WITNESS nur hands ns tho City Commission of the City of Sanford, Floridn, nml ns ex-officio Rond Trus­ tees of the City of Sanford, Floridn, nnd the seal of said City, tills lGth day of July, A. I). 1923. FORREST LAKE, S. O. CHASE, * ’ C. J. MARSHALL, As the City Comtnls- ‘ sion .o f tho City of ( Sanford, Floridn, and i ns Ex-OlTieio Bond Trustees uf the City • of Sunford, Florida. Attest: L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) City Clerk of the City of Sanford,- Florida. 7-17-21 -31; 8-7-4tc For Cougha and Cold*, Head* aches. Neuralgia, Rheumatism and A ll Aches and Pains ALL DRUGGISTS JSc and 65c, Jon and tubas Hospital u u , 83.00 ---------«In the last five years, 9,1 til persons It should be a source o f gratifica­ hnvo been killed and 24,208 have been tion to the people of Sanford and injured nt railway crossings in the Seminole county to know thnt they , , IQuick Service T ra n sfer „ United States. In thirty years, nur hnvo such nn institution as the Snn- , , ,, , , , „a Storage Facilities . t „ * I , , country’s population has increased (18 ford Mortgage Loan Company right ' * * , . . .... , . ... * f I iwr cent, while fatalities nt railway wa please yon, tell others; If not, in their own community. This co m --1 , ’ , , . community crossings have increased 34G per cent tell os. Phone 498 pony is owned and officered tiy local FO R SA LE and Injury cases 052 per cent. people and it is their desire to be of SANFORD N O V E L T Y FARMERS— You can set seed bod service In the building up of your The Dally Herald, 15c per week. fram-i and irrigation plugs at the community. I’ take pleasure in announcing my having secured the W ORKS Sanford Novelty Worka. 100-tfc The company was organized in In C l r r n l l C o u r t , T(h J u d lr ln l Cir cu it , V. C. COLLER, Prop. agency for the handling of the NON-ACID FERTILIZER & ' In noil f o r s c m l n o l r f o u n t ) , ' ' FOR SALK— Uosier and liaya* paints April, 1922, with nn authorized capi­ Klorlrtn. tal of $250,000.00 and bognn immedi­ and varnishes at Sanford Novelty o i i n r . i i o c c c i i M C A T i t i v . General Shop and Mill CHEMICAL COMPANY’S Fertilizers for this section. Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc ately to assist homo builders in the Tliutnntt. Kin mi* l vs.WUsnti. Comtttulnanl. ’ i W ork r m a n l>. K e l l e r nml M a r y .1. K e lle r. FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for financing of thejr homes. The popu­ H eIll* atiil f a r m e r s & M orelm iil* \Yre will have our warehouse and a complete stock of ICONTRACTOR and BUILDER setting, 1G eggs for $1.00. Mrs. larity of the pi mi o f loaning adopted Hankw i foef, M ila n , MU-lilitau. t>* ft llilil m*? |si7 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue. San­ by the company is proven by the fact Fertilizers on hand so that we can give prompt and sa tis-, K TA T i: O F F L O n iO A . ford. 83-tfp thnt nt times the company was hard C O U N T Y O F KKM1 NOLK. T o H e r m a n -D. K e l l e r n ril M a ry J. factory service. pressed to supply funds for all de­ Keller, b is w if e , and Farmer* a.- M rrFOR SALE— 5 Pointer pups, No. 1 B. W . H E R N D O N mands made on it, but up-to-date it etinntx Hunk o f Milan, M lc tilyiin' stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 Son* It u|>]ieur(nK f r o m (lie u ff i r - . v l i o f We will be glad to furnish further information regard­ has met the demand and is now in a Tliontnn Kmilii'l W llx n u tin- onto vliiln ford Ave. G3-tfc ant in tin- a b o v e Mill lir r c ln iltili tiled INSURANCE AGENCY better and stronger financial position th at th e a b o v e n a m e d d e f e m liin t i m e ing our good fertilizers to those interested. OFFER EXTRAORDINARY then ever before. The many well sat­ not re* Iden Is o f lliu S t a t e o f I'I iI i 'jJii , FI Re ------- AUTO----------- BON DS One new five room house with bath, isfied clients of the comVany arc tes­ noil licit t h e i r p ln e e o f rrultlitire I** Milan. S l a t e o f MI oIi Ikmii . nml III** full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ timonial to the fact that the plan to t h e r e I* tm ticrsnn In l l i e S t o le m F lo r id a , th e s e n Ire o f n Nnh|iornn ti|iS. O. Shinholser CUPIED. finance home ‘builders, giving them j o n w h o m w o u l d hin d nalil d e f e n d a n t * PRICE r o f t h e m a n d th at It I* lil* the priviledge of repaying the loan o re l ieeift htehit I *a Id . d e f e n d a n t * a r e o v e r $3,000.00--------------- Terms to suit you on easy monthly payment (just like btbi' Contractor and Builder nur o f tw e n ty -o n e year* Vim a re T h e r e f o r e O r d e r e d In a|i|>ear A REAL IIARCAIN rent) over a period of nearly nine (9) tn thl* bill o f e o f n iile l n l on M on day, IANFORD FLORIDA A. P. CONNELLY & SONS yeas*, has solved the problem o f the Au miM Bill. A. It, IplM, th e name b e Knurl 79-tfc man or woman wjio lias paid rent for InnIt u I*l t dF. .u rDt ha eyr o fO rtill* SANFOUI), FLORIDA dered. Hint Oil* The Herald delivered six times n not lee lie | > i« tit I hti eil f o r f o u r •*nti".'Oiii'OH KALE OR KENT— Ruuse, after years ami who desired to own Jiis or week for lbc. A..P. C onnellyj& Sons Ilvi* w e e k * In On* S a n f o r d H erald , n | in S a n fo r d . 4?.^uB unt 1st.—sec \\7T.'jnir«*flTier-own home. Under this plan tho nr\f*|n»|i*r • i* u M I»ln J ICaUbllaSrS IVOfl m i n o l e C o u n t y , F lo r id a . 98-tfc borrower pays only 8 per cent inter­ S e W I T N E S S K. A. I loll u bin*. C le r k o f Real Rotate, Loans and Insurance r a id C ircu it C o u r t a n d tin* »enl •>f *nld |Phone 48 101-8 Magnolia Arc. FOR SALK OR RENT—Trucking est on the deferred monthly payments C o u rt, t b i* 2nd d a y o f J u ly . A. I> l:i23 so that no matter how it is figured, lS K Al< ) K, A. DOITIILASS. land. 1 have hammock and pine C le r k Clr eu lt Cou rt. when the loan is entirely paid up the (This Was Written by n Wnman)t trucking land developed, partly devel­ Hem Inf d e C o u n t y , F lo r id a . 7 -3 -1 0 -1 7 -2 1 -3 1 -D t e LSTEWART The Florist oped and undeveloped in Iowa City liorrower has paid only 8 per cent. ICut Flowera---------------- Floral Design* section for sale or rent. Write E. It. •Two months ago the company in­ Moore, 2G0 N. E. 25th Btreet, Miami, augurated a small loan department Annual and Ornamental Plants or see Robert King, Oviedo. where the man or woman who was in I814 Myrtle Are.-------------Phone 2C0-W 84-d; w-tfc need of immediate cash to meet some FO TtsXTT |{SALE—Practically new type­ pressing obligation, could borrow the writer, cheap. Address Ho* 427, money at 8 per cent interest and re­ |SANFORD M A C H IN E Notice is hereby given thnt up to Sanford. 102-4tp pay it on easy weekly payment* over nnd until three o’clock p. m. on the COM PANY a period of fifty (50) weeks. This General Machine and Boiler FOR SALE—Burlap for seed beds, plan has proven very popular and Rlh day of August, A. I). 1923, sealed see Sanforil Furniture Co. 103-1 tc proposals will be received by Forrest Works many Sanford people have availed Lake, S. O. Chase nnd C. J. Marshall, FOR SALE—One first class 1250 lb. Cylinder Grinding themselves of this opportunity of tho as the City Commission of the City mare mule, 8 years old. One good IPhone G2----------Sanford, Florida ntsistance and service offered by this of Sanford, Florida, nnd as Ex-officio single wagon, also 12 sixteen disc I am nn old-fashioned buyer of tho necessitoward losing a customer, and had certainly company under this plan. Bond Trustees of the City of San­ £ ties for my household. I go to the store my* barrow. I’hone 34G-J. 104-fltp lost n good deal of time, especially since some Tho company has also perfected ford, Floridn, nt tho City Hall nt £ self. To me this work is not irksome. In other people were standing around waiting to plans to do a generni mortgngo lonn FOR R E N T Sanford, Florida, for the purchnso of business; thnt is they will deal In be waited on. fact, I like it. I like to look at the shelves so 5 FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, first mortgages of sound vulue, both Street Improvement Bonds of tho City 5 full of cans and packages o f so many colors. 314 Elm Ave. 101-Dtp buying and selling. If you have a of Sanford, Florida, said Bonds being general obligations of said city, in ■ I like to do this fur the same reason that I If that grocer bad sold advertised goods ho FUR KENT— Furnished apartment, good first mortgage that you want to the sum of One Hundred nnd Fifty- 5 don’t mind being in a crowd. would certainly have had the brand I sug­ modern. Phone G51-J. 100-Ctp sell or if you hnve some surplus mon­ one Thousand Dollars’ ($151,000.00)), ■ Cards of Sanford’s Reput* gested nml be would have made a sale; in­ t-UK 1thn 1'— Eight room house, West ey that you would like to put out at authorized by a resolution of the City When in a crowd I look for familiar faces. able Professional Men, each 8 per cent Interest, see tho Sanford cidentally, be would have bid us good day Third street. Interior newly decor­ Commission of the City of Sanford, ■ When I see them I am delighted. When I of whom, In hla chosen proated and papered. Call phone. 40-W. Mortgage Loan Company, they hnve Florida, duly adopted on the 9th day cheerily and wo would have luicn satisfied. IMelon the Herald recom­ ■ am in a store I look for familiar goods and 102-Gtp Some mortgages that have been nego­ of July, A. D. *1923, pursuant to mend* to the people. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— tiated only after'thu. most'’conservo- Chapter 9897 ami Chapter 9898, I^iws * when I see them I buy. Those goods have Familiar faces are wonderful. To me,, in become familiar to mo through advertising •Several housekeeping apartments tivc appraisal and complete investiga­ of Florida, 1923. my capacity ns n buyer for a fairly large for rent, rooms large and airy. See tion by their loan committee that Said bonds to bear interest nt the ^ nnd I have noticed thnt the grocery men who household, familiar things on the shelves of Mrs. Smith, 300 French Aye. 104-Ctp they will sell at pnr to tho careful, rate of six per cent per annum and j hnve the most of those familiar packages discerning investor. the stores I visit are only a little less wonder­ G eorge A . D eC ottes aro to be dated July second, 1923, in­ J somehow or other seem to always go ahead. FOR RENT—Cottage.—J. Musson. At th,e end of tho year 1922 after ful. fur those familiar things help me in do­ 104-7tp terest payable scmi-annunlly on July Attorney-at-Law aix months operations it was found Over flemiaele Cooaty Bank first nnd January first of each year, ing better nnd more economically tho job FOR RENT— Entire upper floor, un­ that the compnny had earned at the % I went into a store not of my own choosing IANFORD -JFLORIDA furnished, 714 Oak Ave. 104-Gtp rate of 17 per cent, a portion of which both principal and interest being pay­ ! but with a friend who, among other things, which I must work at every day. able at New York, in the State of FOR RENT—3 nicely furnished was paid to the stockholders as divi­ New York, said bonds being of the 1 asked for a very well known article of food FR E D R . W ILSO N housekeeping rooms, running water, dends and the balance passed to tho Those advertised articles which I buy and denomination-of One Thousand Dol­ 1 which is packed in a can, ulthough she did lights and gns. $25.00 per month. 312 surplus and undivided profits account. ATTORN EV-AT-LAW which I always buy I know have been sub­ lars ($1,000.00), each, and maturing i not nsk for any specific kind. I always buy East Fifth Street. ’ 105-2tp This is really a remarkable showing First National Bank Building as follows: mitted to the criticism of both competitor j --------------- and iiiHtinctivtdy I told her that was for such a short period; o f time, es­ BANFORD -iFLORIDA nnd consumer. This subjection to almost F O R T R A D E ____ pecially for a coVipany Just beginning Bonds numbered 1 to 15, to mature J the kind she should ask for. July 1st, 1924. wurld-widc critical examination demonstrates W AN'rlll) TO THADB—l -jr ”. vM .nl business and It is also interesting to ■ Bunds numbered 1G to 30 to mik l t o n j . m o u g h t o n lot, roy equity in .4 room house, on know’ that these earnings ore the £ The dealer overheard me and said, "Mad* to me that the manufacturer has supreme ture July 1st, 1925. new paved atreet- Lights, water, gas result of turnover of capital and do ARCHITECT confidence in “his goods. He cannot tell a Bonds numbered 31 to 45 to mi- S am, 1 never sell that article, I sell instead Rsmi 7, Miller Bldr. and bath. Fine location, close to new not represent the profit on individual S something very much b etter-----------------my falsehood about the things he makes, because ture July 1st, 1920. IANFORD - u -tFLORIDA school. Addrcas "Trad*’' core of the loans) H IV ■ Bonds numbered 40 to CO to mi- 5 own brand.” there' are too mnny in the world to find him Herald, * '' ’ 104-Gtp At the present time the officera of 1 ' '•V | ture July 1st, 1927. out.' i i A i / [j/fi the company, are: S. O. .Chase, presi­ Then he launched into a five-minute talk Bonda numbered G! to 75 to mi- s W AN TED dent; Alfred Foster, treasurer and ii on why this article was better than tho one I&HELLE M A I N E ! WANTHD—BOYB TO SELL THE secretary and Col. Goo. W. Knight, ture July 1st, 1928. Constant advertising of qny prqtluci V k r .70 msto 90 to Bonds numbered ■ I had named. But somehow my friend had SANFORD UBRALD ON THE vice-president and general manager. LAWYER t hat product, has stood the test of scrulln: • ture July 1st, 1929. tti STREWS OF SALFORD. A GOOD •:—Court House CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS Owing U> the rapid growth of the Bonds numbered 91 to 105 to ms- 3 been convinced by what I had suggested and Is It any wonder then why I, as ono o f sever­ company it Is planned to materially ■ she did not buy that can which the grover al million women in my same position, prefer TO MAKB BIG PROF1T8 FOR A Increase the number of directors In ture July 1st, 1930. ■ offered.. Bonds numbered 100 to 120 to muarticles with which I nni acquainted to pro­ * J « kxamlsad Qlasaes Deatgwed FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS the near future. ture July 1st, 1931. SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. If you need financial assistance, ducts about which I have no knowledge and And I thought as I walked but how stub* Henry McLaulin, Jr., •llonds numbered 121 to 185 to mo­ dh-tf covering a long period of time, wo about which the manufacturer does not seem J bom and obstinate that man was. He had O pt D. WANTED— First class mechanic have the institution right hero la San­ ture July 1st, 1932. to have the courage to enlighten m e7 Bonds numbered 130 to 151 to ms- 3 lost a sale, had probably taken his first step with own tools.—Standard Auto Co., ford that can help you, a homo insti­ Optlclaa-OptemetrWt ture July 1st, 1933. 105-3tc tution, the Sanford Mortgage Loan III Rest P in t Street BanferdL Fla. Winter Park, Fla. The full faith and credit of the City Company. ( of Sanford, Florida, la irrevocably Published b y the S a n ford H erald in co-operation with _________ LOST W . J. THIGPEN As a people we are hard to fool, pledged for the payment of the prin­ LOST— A ladies’ wrist watch, near T h e A m erican A ssociation o f A d v ertisin g A gen cies the gospel tent on Palmetto Ave­ and now the land is full of chaps who cipal ahd intcttJst of said issue of Real Estate bond*. nue- Call Mrs. IV F. West,- Hums knew all the time that Gibbons wis FiuH m AUTO in s u r a n c e 3203. Reward. Thu bands hereby offered for sale i i u a N i i u l l u i i a i i i u i i m u i u M H N u a N i a u H U B H n m s i B U u a M m i u r‘ loi-ltp a wonder. Ilf NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS s j •t * ■ ■ To Farmers and Growers B. J. Starling Why Are Some Store­ keepers So Obstinate? PURELY PROFESSIONAL , IN0TICEI - '; ?rT ' 3' � 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, 1923 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, July 31, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 31, 1923. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 1923; <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/bda612e502ca775d9ccfb9f18f8bb72e.pdf def13628c4169a7619356c20334a9033 PDF Text Text IN THE VOLUME iv: H EAR T OP THti W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 104 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1923 FROM CASE OF PTOMAINE! POISONING CATTS M A Y BE COMPLICATIONS H A V E ARISEN THAT ' GOVERNOR OF STATE AG AIN ? BAFFLE HIS PHYSICIANS IN ’FRISCO Personal Physician Has Called in All the Eminent Medical Authorities of California to Diagnose ( Peculiar Symptoms., ALONG SOME LINES OF AC TIVITY WHICH IS USUAL SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.— President Harding will be rushed back to Washington by special train ns soontas he has re­ covered from the present illness sufficiently to travel, probably within two weeks. Two San Francisco physicians, who were call­ ed Into consultation by General Sawyer Inst night vfcrc again in conference with Gen. Sawyer this morning. Secretary Work, of the Interior Department, also met with the consultants. Retail Trade Shows Favorable Comparison With Last ; Year SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.— President Harding today is n sick mnn. How serious Is his Illness his physidnns have not said beyond a statement issued last night saying “ New symptoms had iny The A*M«latr4 Prra*) ATLANTA, July 30.—General business conditions in the Sixth Fed­ eral Reserve district, as In other parts oT the country, havif exhibited a slackening In eotrie, lines of activity which is usual at this time o f year, according to the monthly business rc' view of the Federal Reserve bank, made public Saturday. Thu review covers business and agricultural con­ ditions in Florida,' Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Retail trade, as reflected In reports made tb the' Fedelal Reserve bank l>y ID reprcsetitatlvo department stores ia this district, showed a more favor­ ably comparison with laBt year dur­ ing Jane than ha* been the case in any recent month, except March—the peak month for the spring nnd sum­ mer of 1923. nMrch busincr.s report­ ed by these stores Ih 1023 was nl-, most 24 per -cent greater than in March last year, but a part of this increase lif attributed to the fact thnt this year F.astcr camo earlier and that practically all Easter buying wos done in March, while Inst year some of it came in April. Wholesale trado for June shows a slowing up which is due, at least In part, according to the rovicW, to the usual season influences which bring a period of quiet during md-summer. Rr|>orts reccvcd from 190 rctal and wholesale merchants arc by no incnns pessimistic, and. most of them state thnt will] a fair out-turn of the agri­ cultural crop* of this section, the fall and winter months should prove sat­ isfactory from the standpoint of the volume o f business. Agriculture, the review points out, has a dominating influence upon the condition ofNf>uslncss all through the south, and especially where cotton Is the money and principal crop raised. The purchasing power of the farm­ ing population la directly dependent upon the outcome o f the crop, and business conditions are usually favor­ able or unfavorable aa agricultural production ia favorable or other- Larkin Garrett Will Be Tried Before His lirtaf; about consultation into which two lending California physic­ Brother (Ilr Thr An»«»rli,4r«l I’ rrxx) CUMBERLAND COURT HOUSE, ■July 30.—Judge White, sitting in Cumlicrland county court today grant­ ed motion of state for separate trials in case of It. O. nnd L. C. Garrett, chnrgcd with murder of Rev. E. S. Pierce and I-nrkin Garrett will be brought to trial first. Decision came after n still1legal fight bytthe defense counsel. Whep R. O. Garrett will be tried is not indicated by the state nnd may depend on the outcome t»f his brother's case. ians were called. r Four physicians participating in the consultation concluded their meeting early loduy without issuing any statement although Htfg. Gen. Sawyer, personal physician to the president, hnd prev­ iously announced n bulletin would he mnde public. None of the four physicians would htnkc personal statement’. The consultants were I)r. Sawyer, l)r. Hubert Work, secretary o f the Interior and former president o r th o American Medlcnl Association; I)r. Itay Lyman Wilbur, president Stanford University nnd present head of the American Medical Association and I)r. Charles Cooper, of Stanford University! heart specialist. The calling of Cooper, to­ gether with other developments indicated effect o f possible com­ plications on president's heart action being wntched closely. Sidney J. Catts, former governor of Plorldn and unsuccessful candidate for the United States senate, announc­ ed his intention today of entering the 1924 gubernatorial race. Since his vindication in federal court at Pensacola on charges of peonage while he was chief executive of the state, the former governor hns lived on his farm near DeFunUi kSprings. He said he has decided after care­ ful and prayerful consideration to yield to the urgent solicitation of friends in all parts of the state, and would iu due time make formal an­ nouncement. “ If Governor Uloxhsm, my kins­ man," he said, "could be elected twice Weather Conditions Are us governor,of Florida, why should Making High Waters not I also?" * t Unsafe He added that he believed he hail a right to be vindicated by the people IH, Thr AatorUfr* l*rra«t TALLAHASSEE, July 30.—Pre­ ns he hnd by the courts of the land.— vailing weather conditions cause Ijike Orlando Sentinel. Okeechobee to still remain at eleva­ _ It may lie thnt a vote of confidence tion too high for safety, but every­ merely expresses each other lender’s thing possihlo is being done to hold fear that he might get Poincare’s the lake in check nnd provide local drninngc nlong ennuis'-for protection Job. . Chief Engineer Elliott of the Evcrglndrs drainage district s ta id . There hns been a rise of eight-tenths o f n foot in the lake since may 1C. Near Vancouver, it W as Lost in the Fog Mysterious Explosions in New South'** Wales Blow Up Pipe Lines Of British Empire Steel Corporation; ( H r T h r A aa m .|n (rd I’ rr a a ) SYDNEY, New South Wales, July 30.—A series of mysterious explosions occurred here today. Pipe lines sup­ plying plant of the British Empire Steel Corporation, where strike is in progress were blown up at several points forcing works to close. Police advised several men were seen flee­ ing from the scene of one explosion. Indiana, North Carolina President of Reichstag and StressihCn, Leader 6f and New York Furnish the Peoples Party . Sunday Catastrophes I l l , T l r A «a »rl«lr d r r f » » l , . . ,, l * LONDON, July 30.—A Central News correspondent at Berlin nss sent Ihc following dispatch here: "Your correspondent learns from wjll informed political quarters that the resignation of the Cuno cabinet is certain. Cuno himself is convinced the step must bo taken. It Is understood lenders of new rabinct will be Paul I.ochel, president of the Reichstag, nnd Dr. Gustavo I'trcscmnnn, leader of the Peoples party. Definite decision Has not been Inched before mooting of the ItoichsUg at the end of next week.’’ (Ilf Thr Aasnrlnlril I’ rraa) VANCOUVER, B. C., July 30— The tug Tyee, o f Hcntlle, wns report­ ed to hnve piled up on the reef some­ where in the ntrait of Juan du Fuca in dense fog making the tenth vessel in trouble in these waters In four days. Tho building situation, as reported , 23 cities In tho Sixth district, haa it shown any material change durHowever, big tho imst month building permits issued at 10 Urge cities in tho district during June to­ taled tho third largest figure on reoord—an aggregate of (8,152,763. Cotton consumption In the cotton­ growing states, as in tho United Slates at Urge, was somewhat small- always, is less politics twins. From France or Belgium and Is Very Doubtful if Early One Will Be Received 4nr Th» Am m I.IH P r « « ( LONDON. July .10.— Premier Bald­ win told house of common* today no reply haa yet been received from France and Belgium* to Great Britian'a reparation communication and that it in very doubtful whether any­ thing would be received which could bo published in Thuraday's debate. Light of publicity acema likely aoon to Iks thrown on the present re pa ra­ ti on a negotiations through airing of subject in the house of commons, which is to adjourn Thursday until November. The French-Begian am-' hnRsadors were to deliver to Lord Curzon this afternoon replies of these governments to Great Britain's re­ cent reparations note. The German nnihnxsador hnd appointment to see Curzon afterward. There will be a full meeting of Mritilsh cabinet to­ morrow morning to consider the note and Is expected that tomorrow night the house of commons will engage In debate regarding .the Ruhr, which will end secrecy o f recent allies nego­ tiations. It is anticipated Premier Baldwin will outline Brtah polcy ih Ilalwin will outline British policy in the course of debate. Another good endurance test is to picnic in a tree nnd wait for some­ body to come and drive the Jersey bull away. DAYTONA WILL BOND ‘ FOR IMPROVBMENTS Florida’s Minerals * And Other Resources . Will Be Compiled By Geologists Who Will Make Com plrte Report. iln European Press and Looks Like Something in the Air IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS WHICH IS TO ADJOURN IN NOVEMBER (Hr The Aaaoela(r* I’ rraa) TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 30— Dr. R. M. Harper, geologist who In roccnt years has surveyed tho vegeta­ tion and geography of northom Flor­ ida, nnd later compiled a companion work for the central part of the atate, probably will complete the work late this year by making similar nurveya for the southern tip of tho peninsular state. Dr. Harper has just arrived horo to assist Herman Gunter, stale geolog­ ist, in-compiling statistics and re­ ports on the state’s mineral and oth­ er natural resources. -He is thorough­ ly familiar with the state, having done his first research work in tho state in 1910 when ho mado a study and compiled data on Florida's peat doposits. Graduating from tho University of Georgia in the class o f 1B97 with Clifford Walker, tho Empire State’s present governor. Dr. Ilarpor enteral the service of Georgia as forestry collector for tho geological survey, and has boon contlnously In the serv­ ice o f Georgia, Alabama and Florida, and Arkansas, since as botanist or geographer since that time. (Hr The A»aorlB(rd I’ rraa) ,« , . >ON July 30.— Legation announced there wns no truth In reports can'revolutionary movement In Greece. It is aaid these unfounded vc been appearing for somo tlmo in European pres* and that only WADESBORO, N. C., July 30—Ren the legation here recci^ d denial from tho Greek govrnmnt. Re­ , reached tho British government of an attempt'to set up a re­ Downer, a young man of Lilcavillc j e c t , in place of tho monarchy, Ronaid MacNeill, under secretary was instantly killed, a Miss Webb of probably fatally injured Georgia affairs, told thu House of Cgmmpns. and a Miss Wall, of Lilcsvillc wns hurt whon Seaboard Air Lino train NEW TRUST BUILDING CHICAGO TEMI'I.E No. 31 struck an automobile in which IN CLBVBLAND IIA8 O F M ETH ODISM T O LARGEST BANK ROOM they were riding at n grade crossing COST 8.1,100,000 near here Sunday afternoon. Tho CLEVEI.ANI), July 30—The Union injured young women were brought CIIICAGO, July 30.—The new Chi­ Trust building, Cleveland’s largest, to a local hospital. cago Templo built by the Methodist is nearing completion at tho corner of Episcopal church at a cost of (3,100,­ Euclid avenuo and East 0th street, 000 located in Chicago’s loop at the in tho heart of the downtown district. Intersection of two of the busiest The structure technically is 23 stories thoroughfares in the world, HI bo high and is believed to have the largready for IV* official occupancy Oc­ cst banking room in tho world. tober 3, when tho Uock River con­ Marblo columns rise to the five ference o f Northern Illinois con­ story height of the main bankin; venes. x .j room, whkh la "L " shaped, givln* The total valuo of the building, ono of the tallest churches in tho world, and the ground on. which It stands t v when, according to witnesses, will figure ucprly (0,500,000. Gottlieb's ear smashed 'through tho The h e i g h t , . s . t n } p t u r e _ from crossing gates directly In lho path of street to tafi.pt,Apl** wU! f a “ ° *«**• with 21 stories devoted to, church use. the speeding traliil ' ' ' , Wreckage and bodies w*rs hurled Tb* door* o f tho templo will be open CANNOT TBACU MONKEY or carried for more than 100 feet and to worshippers day and night. BUSINESS IN THE v — GEORGIA SCHOOLS tho front of tho automobile still was wedged Into the locomotive when the TO ELIMINATE BBABOARD . TALLAHASSEE, July 28— Ef­ train came to a stop 1,000 feet down SOUTH FLORIDA BTATION fort* being mado in Georgia to pass the track. Death apparently camo Instantly to TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 30— a law making it unlawful for any The Seaboard Air Line railway has Institution receiving atate fund* to four of the five victim*, One o f the asked the state railroad commission teach Darwinism and agnosticism as young women was alive when sho was for authority to discontinue the road’s facts, are behind n measure similar lifted from the wreckage, but died as facilities at South Tampa and to to that plated before Florida legisla­ she was being placed In an autqmoeliminate that point as * prepay tors at tho 1923 session, according bile to be rushed to a hospital. to authors o f the bill. Repr?senUtlv« One o f the young women was identi­ station. • ing rapidly on road and bridge im­ fied through letters as Miss Margaret provements In Hillsborough county. IK. Lewis, o f Manhattan. f F or qiick results try » want ad. DAYTONA ,Fln., July 30.—The city commissioners have selected October 1 aa the dnte for submitting to the people In an election an ordinance for the Issuanco of bonds of (200,000 for the waterfront; (200,000 for Improv­ ing certain streets, paving and In­ stalling drainage facilities; (100,000 for construction of an extension to the sanitary system, nnd (100,000 for water worka improvement, and (10.­ 000 aa partial payment of building » new firo station. Railroad Commission Cannot Collect Claims For Live Stock Killed Coat Value of Cow Can Be Collected By Due Proceaa of Law. • . (Hr T ic Aaawrlated C r w ) * TALLAHASSEE, July 30.—The Florida railroad commission is with­ out authority to collect claims for p e r s o n s whose Bvo stock la killed by railroad trains, according to a letter by Lewis Thompson, secretary of tho commission, to L. J. Stokes, of Me­ Meekln, Fla. lt le tho belief of tho commission, however, that cash valne o f a cow may be recovered If the owner can .prove negligence on the part of the railroad. Tho letter follow*: "Enclosed for your Information la a copy o f tho law* covering this sub­ je c t Wo are under tho impression that where an animal is killed In tho station grounds that it would be nec­ CHAIN 8YBTBM WILL HAVE TEN BTORB8 IN essary for the owner to bring suit to ST. PETERSBURG BOON recover damages and prove neglig­ ence on the part o f the railroad pany. You will note undpr sect ion 2874 that if a Jury or Judge finds » next aeason that householders will bo .verdict for not more than the amount able, no matter where they live, to tendered by the raltrend company, find a grocery atom within a block or the court shall render Judgment two o f their homes. There la now against the plaintiff. "W o think you could recover full being organized here a company to put In ul least ten stores, on ’ the rash value of your cow, be the event chain system. They are to be known that you bring suit and prove neg­ ligence on the part o f the railroad, bet would suggeet thnt you consult with an attorney, an this la a gaaation to be settled by the courts, and one over Which we have no Judedk- The Herald for first cuss Job �1 •■ ;■ ..n-< ‘j-. . IP j r«s ■ - i»' vr> * V ’T T T 7 mT ‘^ . >J. <• ). SATURDAY.' . -tr s tr* f attend. Phone Mrs. Archie (2220 or Mrs. Ed Lano for rejervas tions. CHURCHES TEMPERATURE |MRB. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor . / ^ . ■ i n i • < . - •.•<->•» • •• • -V’ * - / t ■ j-»—■ —x G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ port, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. THE WEATHER : ______ For Florida: Partly cloudy today and tomorrow5 local thundershowers. r f > * 4- 24- t f e - TONIGHTANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFfCBRS STOCKHOLDERS MEETING INFORMAL RECEPTION AT WO­ NORMA TALMADgj MAN’S CLUB LAST EVENING. —A N D 1 The public were the guests at an All tho stockholders o f the Florida | JACKSONVILLE, July 28.— The informal reception given last evening L E W CODY Vegetable Corporation aro requested j ISHalla, ar telrsfcaae fha lleat. It wlU at the lovely new Woman’s Club CHRISTIAN SCIENCE maximum and minimum temperatures — IN— |ka gvastly aesrrrlairtl. to meet In their offices in tho Ball | SERVICE * House, affording them a delightful in representative cities furnished by Building, Tuesday, August 7th, at S| 11 * “ * • SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1023. ... opportunity o f Inspecting this elegant j SOCIAL CALENDAR . j the weather bureau from records com­ p. m. Tho annual election of of-, / Subject: ENEMIES OF WOMEN new building o f which all Sanford fleers will take place at this meeting piled at 8 p. nu follows: “ TRU Th" AT NEW MILANE THEATER Tuesday—Subscription Bridge Par* and Seminole county Is indeed proud. and such other business os may como Church Service 10:45 a. ro.~ Max. Min. Baskets end bowls of red rosea, • Cities . JJi.Mi. •lo N ’ TUESDAY N irtfrr ty, at Woman’s Club House, at 8:15 p before it. • ; • Services will be held in tho ? p. m., by Mrs. Ed Lane and com- (tha club flower) and red slnniaa, Atlantic C it y -------------- ... •II M RALPH CHAPMAN, President Mary Turncr'a plan of w i„|n * Palm Room of the Valdes Hotel. • vv >} G Jfl.i H +ttrt. Ill Atlanta fj*.*.. were artistically arranged In the * “ Enemies o f Women,” Coemopoll- mittee. Public la invited. , > ‘ ft * ’ ’ ...‘ All are WELCOMfc. vengd for a wrong bjrkecpbgL auditorium, while Shasta Boston < :V ^ • l;EN GUTHRIE, Secretary. Sat-2tc ? , • • * large thn '^ot^taitlih'aj^^stlottion of the . . ............ in tho bounds of the U w . ^ Buffalo — daisies were effectively used in tha " Miss Kathleen Brady la spending . * A.._•• Vlccntc Biasco Ibanez story of the Chicago ......... scheme o f blackmail finally i^ i* Sun Parlor. V.V' * the afternoon in Orlando as the guest frlRST METHODIST'CfcURCTL U K 1Lionel' Barrymore Mrs .R. E. Tolar, president of the Cincinnati charm when love entered her W , f)f relatives. ^ • ' ■•* i •• W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. Woman’s Club, greeted the guests Dcs Moines •................. •..... 84 • 70 and Alma Rubens featured In tro two nnd converted evil into good. iSTI The pastor will preach in the morn­ rending roles, opens nt the Milane 40 ma Tnlmadgc was never lonSJ « Mrs. J. B. Coleman and brother, L. upon their arrival ,and was asslstec Eastport, Maine .......... — GO 80 Kansas City ...................... ing on the subject of "Sin and SufferIn entertaining by tho members of than nhc is in “ Within the l.^T L. Higgins of Palatka arc spending A L L SIZES theater on August 2, for n 2 day’s en­ - today In Orlando. Also— 1 , 1 04 dng.’ the building committee, Mra. E. M New York _____________ «... 78 gagement. Alan Croslnnd was the The theme at night will be "The Galloway, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. A. Pitaburgh ............................ 84 00 director, Joseph Urban designed the 74 Discaso and the Doctor.” International News Miss Emma Owner leaves this a f­ W. Fitts, Mra. S. Pulcaton, Mrs. J. C. EL L ou is.............................. 82 settings and John Lynch prepared the .... ....... .......... ... 80 We shall have good music nt both 02 Only One Day Old ternoon for her home in Marianna Smith and Mra. John Mcisch and Toledo scenario. With many of ita scenes ■os Washington' ................... ' 80 60 services. where ahe will spend sevoral weeks Mrs. D. P. Drummond. . * taken on the actual locations o f the . At either aide of thq,.. auditorium, The Sunday school will meet at with her parents. # story in Monte Carlo, Nice and Paris, uaual time. The subject o f the les­ prettily appointed punch tables .wore an dwilh a lavlshneas of production SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE i’.VRnj Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcisch and placed, and here delicious fruit punch m M son ia “ Matthew, n study In Conver­ never surpassed the film promises to served throughout theevening sion.” Subscription, Bridge party at Mrs. Joe Mcisch were a congenial excel the averngo "super production" Como to Sunday school with n pre­ Woman’s Club Tucsdny night, it Ij party motoring to Orlonda yester­ by merftbors o f tho Junior Depart­ in every way. ment, Missos Mary Elisabeth Pulespared lesson. Reservation phone Mrs. K4. day afternoon. , to Biasco .Ibnnez proved in his bril­ ton, Sara Evelyn Williams ,Mae Holly ’ (2220) or Mrs. Ed Lane (4S2) | to liant "Four Horsemen of the Apo­ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH mission 50c. v jq >■ Miss Abble Doudney and mother, and Gladyco Wilson. calypse" nnd “ Blood nnd Sand" that During tho ovenlrig a lovely musical Sunday school 9:30 n. m. nervations. Mrs. A. Vaughan motored to OrTomorrow is Sunday—go to church bin store!* hnvo particular screen program waa rendered. Mrs. W. R, It ia expected that the new orches­ fando yesterday where they spent and Sunday school. quality. Per ha pcs his nbility in col­ "I was pale and thin, hardly Tho Daily Herald, 15c per vtei| Leake, Mrs. Glenn and Mrs. Col tra will make its Initial appearanco most pleasant afternoon. orful description of characters • nnd dough, gavo two trio, accompanied in the Sunday school Sunday morn­ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cobb .scenes Is responsible for tho enso Vftli would aufftf. when I Stood on Mr. and Mrs. C. T.,Bennett of St. by Mrs. R. R. Dcas, which were great a fine baby boy and the father is ing. which his stories ha^e !>ccn brought my feet, With brataf-down Morning worship nnd sermon 11 a. Petersburg arrived in Sanford yes- ly enjoyed. They were followed by walking on air today. pains in my aideaand the lower / in the screen. In "Enemlca o f Wom­ m. Subject, God—What Do Yon part of my body. 1 did not rat fo r a brief sojourn and aro Solos by these three charming women en,'* tho drama ,of regcnerriiiwi <>f LitUe Miss Martha Fitts, tho dainty well and didn’t Arant anything stopping at tho Montesuma. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hrumley and Think o f Him? man nnd woman, is laid in the back­ to eat. My color waa bad and young daughter of Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Baptist Young People's Unions 7 grandchildren o f Chuluota are in the I felt miserable. A mend of ground of Russian society life, shift­ L. L. Higgins of Palatka is tho delighted tho guests with a number city today on a shopping expedition. o ’clock. mlno told me of ing to Monte Carlo, and thence to Evening worship nnd sermon eight guest o f his slater,, Mrs. Ben Cole­ of dances, which included the pretty Paris. Under the revels of Russinn “ Butterfly Dance.” o'clock. Subject, Tho Yooung Man man for a short time. Mr. Higgins Woman's Club building and Woolcourtesans, the trnccdy o f the gam­ About two hundred men and worn Four-Square. is associated in the newspaper busi­ worth opened last night— Milane The­ ing tables at Monte Carlo nnd the en o f Snhford availed themselves of Wednesday evening 8 o’clock prayer ness with his father. ater opens Tucsdny—things arc. mov­ love of a man nnd woman, there it the opportunity and privilege of in­ meeting. ■ ing fast. the constant rumbling o f the cannons Mrs. Wagner nnd daughter Eva specting this new home, and can now of war. The story ha« practically see one o f tho many important things LOW TIDES ON 1IEACH, 1923 Grace and Miss Melba Ilciscnstctin The police had to be called out,this every element In ita required for a "were among the Sanford people which tho members o f tho Sanford morning to keep the mob from Forenoon and afternoon tides occur great screen drama. and I then remembered my spending yesterday afternoon in Or­ Woman's Club, has accomplished. breaking down the doors o f the neyj. at approximately the same hour nnd mother used to take it.. .Alter Joseph Urban has designed mag­ lando. Woolworth store. the first bottle I was better. 1 iplnute. . nificent settings for the Russian pal­ WE GO TO CHURCH TO WORSHIP began to fleshen up and I re­ Oct ace of PcJnco LublmnfT, the French July Aug. Bcpt. Date June gained my strength and good, A great editor o f a scculnr paper Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill returned A postcard from Mr. nnd Mrs. N. 1 4:05 6:11 villa of Alicia, a replica of the Ca­ 0:28 5:33 4:31 healthy color. I am feeling fine. home Wednesday evening from Cairo, said: “ Wo go to church to worship, J. Liilard states thoy reached Jack­ 2 4:55 I took twelve bottles (Of Cardul) 7:20 , 7:38 sino, ntul tlie Monte Carlo home of 6:20 0:14 nnd if that purpose is lost sight of and haven’t had a bit of trouble On., whore they went to bring back sonville on their trip to west Florida 3 6:47 8:37 the I’rinec. 8:17 0:02 7:11 since.1' • / * little Miss Caroline, who haa been nil other methods arc besido the and they would stop over a few days 4 0:43 9:30 9:24 7:01 8:00 Thousands of other women Alan Croslnnd, the director, has point. It is not by alluring people the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. thoro looking them over.* have had similar experiences In 9:00 10:11 10:32 had his opportunities in a number of 7:60 5 7:24 by tho bait o f enjoyment that thefr the use ot Cardul, which haa LeGette. 8:51 9:57 11:08 11:20 fete, fight, fashion and cmotionnl 0 8:17 1’ brought relief where other souls aro to be won; it is by appeal­ Nemo Self-Reducing No. JJJ Mrs. Lonnie McMullen nnd daugh­ 7 0:07 0:44 10:52 11:41 11:51 scenes ns well ns in big war episode. medicines had failed. b a real bargain, it hai a low top ing to their sense of duty. To entice Peter Schasl returned homo last ter Juanita, and Mra. Ralph K. Gore 8 0:67 1Q:38 11:44 12:17 12:40 II you suffer front female ail­ and medium aklrt. Made Indis­ Besides the two featured players the evening from St. Paul, Minn., where Into church under specious pretexts left this afternoon for Black Hill, N. 9 10:44 11:30 ll:6d ments, take CarduL It la a able pink or white cou:d: tfcn 1:38 1:08 cast includes Pedro de Cordoba, W. woman’s medicine. It may be 24 to 36—and cotti o’.iy $3130. he spent sevoral weeks with relatives, is not likely to win them to prayer. C., where thoy go with the hope o f 10 11:30 ll'iO 12:42 2:28 1:51 J'jlt what you need. H. Thompson, Gnrclh Hughes, Gladys If you f dealer can’ t art |r, u n«l namc.aialso stopped over in Chicago for a Indeed, n man of character mny very benefitting Mrs. McMullen's health. 3:18 2:47 1:31 tlrcss, site and $). U V U tend ih« const At your druggiit’a or dealer's. 11 12:10 12:24 Hulittc, William Collier, Jr., Mario reasonably1 resent the trick of get­ few days visit. 3:35 1:10 2:13 4s|» Mnjcroni, Paul Panzer nnd Betty 12 1:00 X••-vO •**ting him into the church with a prom­ 5:00 Mr. and Mrs. Reg Holly and baby To i:40 4:24 1: Ac 3:64 Bouton. . Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Bartholomew ise of some entertainment. The min­ .left today for Ellcnton where Mrs. 14 2:20 6:57 2:38 5:18 3:51 ister with n high ideal of responsi­ of St. Ix>uls, Mo., arrived in the city Holly will visit hero parents, Mr. and 15 2:55 0:59 0:14 3:15 4:40 yesterday and wore the guests of Dr. bility, who bids him como to henr Mrs. J. R. Wood nnd tho fnmily will 10 3:34 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■sail 8:02 7:18 4:00 fh32 and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, leaving this the Word of God, will command re­ spend some time nt their cottage at 17 4:21 9:03 0:30 8 :on 4:54 morning for Bartow and other points spect nnd stands a better chance of Anna Maria bench. 7:34 9:25 10:00 6:48 18 5:08 winning the man for a church goer. on tho West Coast. 8:40 10:25 10:50 0:47 19 0:02 Wo have had too much of the mere­ Mr. nnd Mrs. T, A. Vincent left 20 7:02 7:51 9:43 11:21 11:45 tricious and the ad-enptandun> In our this morning for Tnmpn and other Mrs. A. W. Smith and daughter 8:87 10:54 11:57 12:07 21 7:34 Juanita returned home on Thursday churches. The Bible explained by n points In south Florida nfter spend­ 22 8:32 9:59 11:43 12:31 12:63 evening from Jacksonville .where they minister In sblcmn earnest is in­ ing several days here ns tho gucBts 23 9:80 11:01 11:63 1:18 1:37 spent tho past two weeks ns the finitely more interesting than talk of Mrs. Vincent's sinter, Mrs. R. J. 24 10:28 11:50 12:47 2:01 2:19 about magic lantern slides. If wc ■ . guests of tho former's sisters. Holly. 2:60 ■ 2:42 1:37 25 11:26 12:07 want men to como to church for their 3:21 3:29 2:22 1:02 20 12:24 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gnrnor nnd soul's good, why not appeal to con­ 4:00 Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Carpenter will 27 1:18 3:55 3:04 1:53 CONTRIBUTED.. daughter Marguerite, nnd Mr. nnfl science 7” leave Monday morning for Macon, 28 2:10 4:43 4:32 3:44 2:41 ‘ ■Mrs. Charles Hill and baby returned Baltimore, Washington nnd possibly 29 2:59 5:10 4:20 5:22 3:20 STOPPED HIS PAINS •homo yesterday from a motor trip to New York. Mrs. Carpenter will also SO 3:40 0:09 5:00 5:52 4:08 “ I was suffering with a severo cold, visit relatives and friends in Ohio. 31 North Carolina and Georgia where 0:50 6:52 4:49 headache and pains in my abdomen," They will be gone about u month. 'they spoilt tho past two months. First Quarter Full Moon Last Qusrter writes J. B. Drlng, Newport, R. I. July 5 Juno 28 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Herndon and “ After taking Foley's Honey , and The Dlxlo Motor Company has June 21 Aug 4 July 27 I son Claude, will leave In their car Tar In conjunction with Foley. Cath­ something today In regard to 0*# new July 20 8cpL 3 Aug. 2(1 on Tuesday for Chattanooga, and artic Tablets I was entirely relieved Hanson Special Six that will Interest Aug. 19 Oct. 3 8ept. 21 other places in Tenncssco where they of my cold nnd pains." Coughs re­ you. Tho Hanson Six is made in 8ept. 17 will spend a few weeks. They will sulting from Bronchitis, Asthma, Dixie and it means that you aro help­ LATEST ROAD INFORMATION be accompanied as far aa Atlanta by Iluy Fever, Croup und Whooping ing the southern manufacturers when Cough are quickly relieved with Fol­ you get a homo built car. Tho speci­ MIm Anna Mason. ey's lloncy and Tar. The largest fications are given In tho advertise­ Furnished Dally by the Florida Auaomobilc Association. SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE PARTY. selling cough medicine in tho world. ment and they are Important shbwfhg Sold everywhere.^— Adv. you Just what you are getting In tho On Tuesday evening at 8;16 p. m., * A communication .from tije I-nkc new Special Six Hanson car. there will bc*u Subscription bridge The liprald for first class job work, City aand Columbia County Cham­ party at thd Woman's Club by Mrs. ber of Commerce informs us thnt the Luke Wales—Work starts on con­ *4 Ed Lane and the members of the roads in that acctlon nrc approaching Card Table committee. The public is struction . o f new $30,000 -Baptist normal again. most cordially invited and urged to church. Road from Lake City via Fort White to High Springs, sand clay, ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a good. Road No. 2 north to the Georgia line good,, and road No. 1 from Lake As wo remarked yesterday— i 39c 32-in. DRESS GINGHAM, very Special, per y a r d .... ................. -21c City west, to Tallahaassec, fair to to see a REAL rood—a few rough miles. Wo were going » 15c 26-in. I’ ERCALKS, per y a r d .... .......................................................12*/iC Wc today received advice from baseball game— the Macon Chamber of Commerce 5 25c 36-in. SCOUT PERCALE, por y a r d .................. .................... ...... ; J9c Noon T ill EiRht-Thirty Between the Rotes and Klwani!i lhata near Valdosta there is some P hone 2 1 7 -W , t r r x fc«T* sa y frlra S a t k l i l t s r* a 1*-M r a n a re g a la s a a r w t r n mw r r a l a s ■home. » r If ra a ■ re r a lr r la la ln s , w r it e “WITHIN HIE LAW” Bicycle Tires! $1.65 UP : LOCALS 2 ‘ "F e e lin g F in e ? * Tl» Woman's Tonic You Buy it for Less ..C h u r c h w e lP s | W e are going fo make interj esting prices to-night and Mott[day in our Piece Goods de[partment as w ell as other i departm ents: : CELERY SEED Seminole Cafe and wo did see the— SUNDAY, JULY 29TII, 1923 Olivos Fresh Fruit Cocktail , SOUP Chicken a la Heine ENTREES Broiled Sea Trout, Drawn Butter , ROASTS ‘ Turkoy with Fine Herb Dressing, Cranl»orry Satire Baked Sugar-cured Ham Prime Ribs of Beef ( VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes Candied Yams Asparagus Tips on Toast, Drawn Butter SALAD Lettuce with Russian Dressing DESSERTS Pitted ,Cherry Pie ’ Green Apple Pie 1 T* *fomc-mado Cake nnd Ice Cream Coff<jS Z Z t 1 5 £ t | | 59c 32-in- FRENCH GINGHAM, tonight and Monday only, yard... 39e 59c COLORED INDIAN HEAD, per yn rd ..... ,.1......................................45: via Jacksonville and )Vgycro*s. The westward route through Magradually becoming1"normal again. Kiwants beat the Rotes In the be base be II game of the entire aeries •1>.»V Jduin was in excellent form and lpd<j tho slugging Rotes to seven hlU. * StUarf—Plana well under'way foY TIT* Pi them wpre doubles by Rose- development o f peanut dll industry in Everglade section. btV»iq|. 1 For quick remits try n want ad. But you see the Rotes wero minus a certain Holly—who aided them greatly in winning the last game. The leave for New York where he will fdl weather was too bad for Holly to the vacancy made by Hoffman, venture out. catcher for the Yanks—so watch out Walter Schang. These may be the last games be­ tween tho Rotes and Kiwanls for Britt is getting his cranium all some time to come. Managers Lane up over trying to decide which league and Britt want n rest from man­ be shall apply for a position ns cenagerial duties—which they deserve flelder. We suggest thnt he try to nfter managing su?h a tough bunch. boat Lee Fhal of the Browns out of ,Job, .. T ljf . , ‘ fcT .‘o ( * We bear that upon the KlwnnU this 8t. Louis bunch net, seenn as if [j breaking ufi, Howard Overt In jvlit W M r f t t » . 4 7 *;• #% . » . , y * i Aidi'tihH rii" "' *• . , _ I • 36-in. BLEACHING, per yard - ..... ........................ i. ................................................. ’ 16c 72x90-in. H EM M ED SHEETS, each W e are offering other values equally as good as we are quoting, wi l \ A O M WWW wit ■ t sm. .* • a a x . — g* bear in mind— Specfal prices for tonight and Monday in all dep& �VJS5.H•-* m r Vy\i±l\ TH E SA I ; ^A O E TW O V*i Sattfbrd D a i ly H e r a ld r i l l l a l r l *T *rr i f l m M a < «r at <k« n m w r tW fl I n * n a iM iu . ja r ______ M m — lla i w . aaaYwO. f a , ______ The Herald Printing Co. ■___________ n a m w M M. 4. HOLLY__ . ..KSItsr ,J .m l« r r -T r f» « » r ,r ..U f ir n l it. a. noLi.Y A t m l b l i f M aaa aer t l m l b l a f HMm L iiita M ata A v p llca tla a B.. ULLAKO. A . NKEL. J. L I W I I 0U1PI* _ C lrr a la tU a M a a a ft t n a w n •W a lt e r 0 *. ■*. I i k a n t r t l a a P ries ta A 4 * a i Y ear• tiiM titk i ^ O tO T tr r f la C M f t r C a rrier ill •aa.W fflM 4T- T-X— A_.---------- -IB Oaata . T V t l * IS - fa lH -aaaa W a a k lr H er- s iB t t K fir s T ^ r s S iC ;.. a s s •V ia# ra te * a u l i k a a tr a a a a a a lle a •taa. n w W t r * a r . a lw a y s la a d ra a e c . MEN MEM TUB a s s o c ia t e d PltKHR * The Aaaoclatea______ Plana la e_________ x clu s iv e ly en titled to tLa uaa fo r rep u b lloa tlon o f a ll n e w s d isp atch es cred ited to It o r n ot othartrlaa cre d ite d In thla paper and a leo th a lo c a l new t pu blish ed berate. A ll r ic h ta o f r e -p u b lic a tio n o f apaclal lis p s tehee herein are alao reeerved. O fftoal tlB B A L D ID IL D IIIO . P t e e * 1M TO A n v n itT IH IIItN l In ca ee o f errors nr nmmtenlnn In le g a l o r o t h r r sd v ertleem en t* The H erald P rin tin g C om pan y -tinea not h o ld Itaelf lla b lo fo r d a m a a o fu rth er th an tha am ou n t receiv ed fo r aucli nil* vertlaem enla. Fore lari Advert I.In g Representative THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION ■el m Headlines in Orlando Sentinel any*: "Catta May Be Governor Again." Yes, he thought and then again he moughtn't. We rather favor the Int tar. ■ • ------------- o-----------The Swine Growers will meet In west' Florida somo time in August. We know o f several who ought to make the trip but' we refrnin from mantlohing any names on Mondny. o Alligators lire routing tmya out of their swimming holes in Wiscon­ sin according to news reports. They have probably gone north looking for the negroes who left Florida some lime ago. ------------ o------------- gone through i tha Buffering* of ptomaine poisoning know Wtiit did president has Buffered fo r there Ms notKtng quite as painful and quite as filled with after effects to tho atoinaeh and othor organ* o f the body. How­ ever, In the case o f our president it brings to mind tho possibilities of somo arch fiend being ablo to take the life o f the president by the poison route. Wo hope such is not the case. "We do not want to think that Amer­ ica or her possessions have such a man as an inhabitant and yet— Garfield was an Ohio mhn and he was shot by nn^nssassln. * McKinley was an Ohio man and he was shot by an assassin. A rc wo to Witness an­ other Ohio boy dead ufwn tho altar o f sacrifice to his nation and to his people ? . ------------ o------------- in ID S DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 30,1923 The man-who-fita-ncrcons can j^jvo.a tw o’ to putting tip sh e lx " or rchnnging n bnlky door. While .part of the family Is a W Is the beat time to vnmlsb floors. The tinner can mend the leaky ice box in between two big jobs. The seamstress who is going to bo rushed to death when school begins can find a stray day or two right now. And there’s many a remnnnt of the sum­ mer siik-nnd-wools or sturdy serges that will make a fine winter dress for the growing girl. For any ‘ purchase from a copper caves Irouch to n pew pnlr of white shoes, tM »X « a good, time to buy. Never were ^hq Interesting, nor attention, , thpfii, so fruitful. Pensacola News. ------ :----- -------------IIE NEVER "RESTED.” •f* «* ■ 1.’fp v M IF you N e v e * . S a*w m e b e f o r e , • W n s B o r n ,H o P ip y o u k n o w >r w * s m e , FO P?l THIS IS THE ACCEPTED TIME. Now Is the time for every good cititen of Ssnford to climb on the band wagon and toot his horn for a bigger Sanford. With tho magnifi­ cent start that wc have token in the face of many difficulties it would be foolish to Iny down on the Job when It is half finished. This is the time go abend with nil improvements and make larger ones. .This is the time to vote bonds for Improvements and see that they arc started before the winter season. This is the time Pn R«. RA Pa Pi Pa Pi P*> to advertise and go after new busi­ ness. This Is the time to lie more active thnn ever. Don’t think of tak­ ing n summer sleep when so much work Is liefofe us. We can rest a f­ R* fed Ffl Rti PI Ra P i ptl Pi ter wc hnvc built a city of twenty thousand pooplo for then the city will WELLESLEY HILLS, Mnss., duly go forward with Its own momentum. — — e------------30.—Roger W. Babson wns asked why INFORMATION FOR FARMERS’ it in that he is not so optlmistlo on the general business situation wht>n RELIEF. so many of the barometers of busi­ The The Sioux City Live Stock Record ness Indicate great prosperity. prominent makes whnt looks like an originnl optimistic foreensta o f suggestion for tho relief of the ninny hankers, manufacturers, nnd financial ills with which the farmers of this advisors were called to Mr. Unhson's country are afflicted, either In fact or attention and he was frankly naked in fancy. The Sioux City contempor­ why n wnrning was needed under the present stable conditions. His reply ary wants to know: wns ns follows: "Why not give the cure by elimina­ "It Is true that a number of tho tion n try-out? We have been try­ ing legislation, buroaunlion, regula­ barometers of business are distinct­ tion and damnation for some ton or ly favorable nt the present time. In more years; in fact, that's whnt we order to he absolutely fair to every­ have been running to uver since the one 1 even took pains to enumerate WH«on theory bug broke into the these in a Vubllshed statement only a White House on the Hill, down Wash­ month ago. The merchants ure not ington way, and found n hatching overstocked; manufacturers have not place. We have gone stark mail on been speculating in rnw materials; curing by legislation. And where has hanks have good resources; check it got us? Nowhere, and worse. transactions nrc normal; railroad That's the answer." v earnings ure exceptionally good; nnd ntnde a nnme for hjriisclf nnd n suc­ man after .ppetyiing a .pcorc of ^ cess for his mngnsino. The American Inside the wnlls o f a p'enltcntUry ^ ^ hnd 400,000 circulation when hp took (ho time knowing that ho * ,1 it over. It now has 51,000,000. fully Incarcerated, to be turned But, hero is thc.qucstlon. with nn Apology nnd tho decltr*^ Would not n mnn of, Slddall’s nbil- that "we j are sorry . It happen^,. (ty hnvc made just as gront a-sue cess without sticking everlastingly Doubtless without a dollar, u on tho Job, exacting the limit of en- the five dollars always given t di». durancc from his physical powers, charged convict in Maine, topm*, never taking n breathing spell, never with n suit o f cjothca which mlrc resting? Wouldn’t he have mndc him still n convict ’ because of tw even a greater success by recognizing quality, the mnn walks from u* tho limitations of his constitution nnd place "free.” Free of any penoj ^ giving it an occasional change to re­ ligatipn he owes the qtatg; fn* b cuperate? breath, nn air bearing , m, taint* stone walls and concrete corridor,. W c think so. At any rate, John M.'Siddnll would v ,n t jiv c Nnh,r' I gled with the efforts of man; not have been dead—nt 49. He would hnvc hnd mnny years left see the sfehta' wTilcH xirtlPlbc odd u In which to nchiove the success lie him nnd hear sounlhi to (Which' ht h*, crowded Into a few, nt the cost o f his been a stranger;- fret 4o make hi, way os best fie can nlopg life’s h!ri. health, his life.— Tampa Tribune ' way. -------------O------ ;----Some reparation is due such an onfortunate victim. The state owes kin Pa twenty ycnr$ o f pleasure so f«r ^ t, can secure plcnstire. Cases pf fo*. Pa proper conviction, possibly m»y mnny; hut apologies of this sort in very rare. Somo Inw jihould make h obligatory Ih like eases that the itite should grnnt the innocent victim a Ra Pa pq Pi *1 p i Ri Pa pension o f sufficient size to make it possible for him lo lead nn leisure a CAN STATE PAY BACK LOST life ns he desired, within rrasao. TWENTY YEARS? None enn determine to whnt clevatioa in society nnd finance that man might Imprisoned for an offense which it have reached had he been free during Is now agreed the mnn did not com­ theno twenty years that will almg] mit, Henry I-nmbcrt ,of Thomnston, he in his memory; and,there would!* Maine, has been set free from the but justice in seeking to repair fit penitentiary. And for what? And wrong done him.— I’ulntka Newj. what |s the recourse for the mini thus freed? The state which imprisoned him; set him at work to keep his mind clear; fed nnd clothed him; fixed upon him the stolid mien which im­ prisonment for nil extended period always brings; declares a belief in his Innocence of the crime of murder, which wns purely circumstantial, rind sets him free. Free for what? To do whnt? \ ( "H ^ What money did the state return to jYbur best answer] him for the twenty years o f service 'to the question of! he gave it? There is the rub. IjiniCement Plaster/ bert was given "an official document r-» <*— ' expressing belief in his innocence," j hut that butters ho bread.,, lie was nt j least thirty-one years old when he i commenced to serve,time. Thnt would] Sec that every, Pinko him now over fifty. He is y sack i* branded doubtless expert at whatever lias been Carolina Portland Cement Ca his vocation during the years of con­ J a c k s o n v ille , Florida finement— hut he would make but a John M. Siddnlt Is dead—nt 19. Siddnll wns the editor of the Amer­ ican Magazalnc. His "Sid Kays" was a feature of that magazine. He de­ voted his life to it. Ho wns the mag­ azine or the magazine wns Siddnll, however you may prefer to put it. II. C. Forbes, the financial writer, a personal friend o f Sid’s, writes n striking obituary of the lute editor. Forbes says tho doctors called it "cancer o f the stomach.” But l'orbcs calls it "overwork.” Siddnll never knew whnt it wns to rest or recuperate. He was in his editorial chair every day, including Sunday, from eight to lfi hours. In ten years, ho hnd two days off, olio nt n time. Asked why ho didn't take n vnentinn, Hid said: "W hy a vnention? I enjoy this work more thnn I could possibly en­ joy nnylhlng else. A vacation to me wouldn't be n vacation. It wouldn t be half ns much fun ns working." Because Hid felt that way nbout it, he didn't take any vacations. He con­ sidered only tho fact that he pre­ ferred working to resting. But lie didn’t tnke into account the other fact that the human system demands rest, change, recuperation, even though for very brief periods. So, John M. Siddnll Is dcnd*-nt 19. AL the height of Ills Usefulness. At the full tide of his success. Now, he is of no more use. Now, success means nothing to him. He defied tile laws of nature. He refused to give his wei.ry body and his overwrought •lo­ Imiin the occasional let-up a f- poor hand at securing work at that mntuh'd, although lie could trade unless through the aid of char­ i H I L L L U M B E R ford to do it. ^ Now it is too late. * ily. I I'h n n c l.'IO------S an ford, Fla. I Siddnll’s hard and unremitting work What satisfaction can it he to a FROM OTHER SANCTUMS Ru Ra R.i fa Pa Pa P'» Pfl AMERICA’S GREATEST NEED pq ?CJ Pa Pi P: P'4 Pa Pa dred other cities. In every locality 1 find that the average man today is interested only in spending. People not only want to get rich quick hut without working. People are buying recklessly without any thought nbout where the money is coming from with which to pay.. Our young people seem to have the idea that dollar hills grow on trees anil nil they have to do is to >t pick them off. Almost no one wants to work. Very few want to produce. Earnest nnd Industrious manual la­ London scientists nrc working on borers, such ns we had twenty-five the use of artificial light to grow years ago, nrc almost an unknown fruit crops. They need it. From our quantity. Everyone wants to ride in experience In Englnml wo would say the cart nnd no one wants to pull. Our that they need artificial light twentypercentage o f producers is steadily de­ four hours in tho day and three hun­ creasing and the percentage of mid­ dred and sixty-five days in the year. dlemen Ih steadily increasing. -------------o-----------"Such conditions cannot continue Henry Ix-hmnn Rends us a postal forever. A dog may live on his tail from Chicago Museum and says he for a while, but it e:iitn»t continue this ^wishes wo were up there." Of course process indefinitely. People may for ' being in the Museum Henry is safe I" a while get n living doing one nnethfor a time ns we would not think of era washing, but after the clothes arc f JiiHJiupiiirB JuJUir jauAsvua-taU whanJ ntn-ffiTHf hifitmritrim- apparentlyim- w37n" ZE? [ f t w w r w w rwn-sr,rn” ro’f ^DBCm ifhg "XT BWTAttfilUMC O ft' 1V •“ '••’•"PK W.nihk hn»m. we will .In* »h« j 0b 1 ’ 1UJ‘Yftfiihk' Home do’ A* Sioux City Live Stock Record makes n sound basis. My critics are cor­ do. A certain number of people can neatly and with dispatch. hold to assert that the rural credits rect in their stalpincnt thnt surface exist as middlemen. Middlemen are ------------- o------------law, that was to put the farmers, indications point tii ii wonderful bus­ n necessity and serve a valuable econ­ We want you to read what ltoger financially, on "easy street," has iness this fall, nnd perhaps two or omic function, hut America’s great Babsnn says today about the situa­ served to crcnto “ n large-sized annex three years of rising prices. I real­ need is producers, especially men and tion in business and finance. Ho is to the burden o f tnxntion," that "the ize these rising figures as well as women filled with the desire to pro­ usually optimisitic but he sounds a man who needed credit still needs it;" unyuno and it is very hard for me to duce and with the joy of production. note of warning to the younger gen­ that "the man who can get credit now sound n warning wwhile so many are Atiurica'w great need is a revival of eration especially and says they are could get It before legislation furnish­ so optimistic and so contented. the joy of work. America's great spending money recklessly when they ed jobs for u lot of bogus patriots and "My reason for sounding a warn­ need is a revival of the desire to should lie looking for breakers uhend. peanut politicians, and the burden of ing is two-fold. First, the llalison- j serve. America’s great need is a reHead it and digest the contents care­ taxation has taken on a few more chart of business conditions show j vjvn| ,*• the habit of saving, fully. mills." Then the Record, whose con- clearly that the period of readjust-j Itln n,,t fearful for America in stituentn are cattle raisers and farm­ meiit is only about (50 per cent com- j (he long run; hut rather 1 am a great Tho new Chirngo Temple built by ers, pays its compliments to "that pleted, and that further readjustment optimist on this country and tinthe Methodist will cost over three etn beautiful affair known to history, is inevitable. Second, thut the atti­ people of this country. My love of million dollars. It may be a good hit fame and our political economies us. tude of the younger generation is dis­ America cuuscs me to issue the warn­ of advertising to build such an edifice the tariff," says: tinctly harmful to the present situa­ ing that tlni^ altitude of the average hut wo Iwlievu the money could he tion. Thnt is to say, my warning Is young personjtoday is not right to­ "We roared and snorted, and tore used to better advantage. However, bused both on statistics and on a ward his or,*bcr work. A doctor is our hair to gel a high protective not being a Methodist we really have study of the spiritual forces under­ not friendly to his patient if lie blind­ tariff us a means of helping the nothing to do with spending any of lying business. Of course, in reality, ly shuts his eyes to his patient's dis­ farmer out of n hole— and we got the money, the spiritual or moral forces are by ease. One cuntiut he a true friend of tariff. Can anyone point to a thing ■---------- ---------------sr |,> lur the more important as they really the United States by btindly shutting Pavlova says that Egyptian wom­ the farmer has to sell that has been determine what statistics nnd the chart his eyas to the'wrong attitude of the boosted in price by the tariff? Is en are tho prettiest. Wo don’t bewill Inter show. The attitude of the new generation toward industry, ser­ llove It. However, not having there anything the farmer has to buy people hears the anmb relation to the vice and thrift. It is this wrong at­ that hasn't been boosted by this same travelled in Egypt wo rould not-puss Judgment—only we would like to rise tariff? Have we, or hove we not, a Babsunehnrt and to statistics that the titude which hhs already caused busi­ and remark that when Egypt raises lot of patriots who have mastered the temperature bears to the thermome­ ness—as indicated by the lluhstinchart them more beautiful than Florida— art of selling American made goods ter, or as ear-loadings Irenr to rail­ —to decline. The chart today stands at 3 per cent Ijeluw normal compared Just trot them out. We would like on a protective tariff basis? Is (here, road earnings. or Is there not,'such a thing as mark­ "I have offices in twenty-six large with I |*cr cent below' normal at the to see thorn. ing up the price of American made cities and correspondents in two hun- l.e^niiiiiig of the year.” Man in Toinpa saw that city grow I b>' r,iM" ot « tariff *'» similar from 1,000 Inhabitants to 100,000. Al- ‘ K°°,U of '"reign origin? There prob- everyone. In the classified columns, jtotnuonc passing through the city not moat as old a man ns the editor o f . •Wy- nn,,< 11 m*k’ bt la- suid, susplci- where the public take advantage of to return for weeks. Yet this column the Herald. Wo have witnessed this ously is. At least it seems ns though Is the point to which nil readers first putting out some special propaganda, city grow from 100 to 1,000,000 and patriots of that brand hnvc been met turn in any paper—for there is al­ may be found under the proper head­ ways someone who would like to have "then wo woke up" got breakfast and up with. About the only thing in ings, precisely what is wanted; or, if went to work on this rag of freedom commerce nt this limo that has not what another bus. If the little ad­ not there nt the time, u notice prop­ with the dream that some time we been boosted, or nt leust well nustnlnvertisement is no there no sale or erly worded will bring to the wouldmight be as rich as Croesus or Wal­ ed in price by the tariff is the wheat, tnrnsfer will be brought nbout. That corn, outs, potatoes, hay, cattle, hogs be purchaser tho article desired. lace Stovall. i sail there is to. It.— Pulutka News. There is no chance for successfully and sheep that orlginuto on farms -------------o------------1 The Tampa Tribune says President and must bo relied upon to pay off disputing the "pulling puwer" of A GOOD TIME TO IIUY. Harding had nothing to do with the tho mortgages ,taxes nnd other things these little advertisements whose the finder will note the fact that hi of n monetary demanding kind that elimination of the twelve-hour law There is always n little tendency and darkly hints that the stage was get thq matter with farms. Wc hnvc has a certain article ready for tho to a buying slump during the sum­ •II sot by the Steel Trust ta bring hail blocs and federations, nnd Hrook- owner. Usually, though, the vnder mer. People go on vacations, or sit co*t if so small that it ?ecms tike hurta and LaFollottes, and monkeys . the president into the limelight as a on their frontiporchus.wjlh fans.and public bonafictor. Slnco the twelve- and parrots, anti weasels and skunks, nothing. Whether it shall l«* u no­ raspberry «hp b, or defcldc H Is |oo all drawing salary and demanding tice of something, found, or some­ hour law has not been eliminated we hot ti^,think 'find:' ftop thinking, suppose It would bo polite to wait that something be done—and the only thing to •AKluvuKtlUiure fa always,'A Housewives pfck up a. new sweater reader. The lukcrVf aif,article should something noted up to date has been until It is wiped off the Steel Trust here <>r put lc<Mc& set. there, ^jut for book* before giving credit to anyone. increased .bunions and increased posts, ImmediaioJy seek the' ealuifin aifd' lat more men inducte dlnto cushion scats his loss be known; and occasionally the big purchases they await the stimulation of the first’fall winds. WILL OHIO FURNISH ANOTHER ■eats and connected up with salares o f-a n article waits until tho loser places his announcement, upon the that put another layer on tho bur­ Yet for the thrifty aoul who cun, M ARTYR? principle that If the article Is not turn her imagination ahead a kit, den of taxaton." worth trying to regain .through prop­ there is no better time to lay in Press dispatches today state that the condition o f President Harding LITTLE WANT COLUMN IS THE er channels it is not worth adver­ stocks than in July and August. * tising. COLUMN WANTED. Not only are linens and, china arid la very aerioua. It waa flrat proSomewhere in this city today is a cotton dress goods on hand in quan­ nouncod “ Ptomaine poisoning" but Greatest o f all little advertising is bunch o f valuable keys found await­ tities large enough for good selection, complications have arisen that are serious enough to caube his personal tho column termed "classified'* in ev­ ing the owner. They arc being held and at reduced prices, but furniture physician much alarm and ,he has ery daily paper In the United States. until the announcement U made that beckons, arid the - wall-paper man called in all the eminent medical In it are to be found opportunities, they have been lost The voider felt clears out bis stock at a reduction be­ Authorities Ip California. . It could be sometimes queeriy worded, always not called upon to pay for a notice fore the fall patterns come In. It’s "ptankhlnt poisoning and we who have attractive, and constantly read by whrns the loser might be merely dull season for the paper-hanger. s jv s V p - a s s s s r * s - v v e r a * * ■ a U S t s - i '- r r i****SI UVWl/T vaWfHv An »j* a* ‘gLr e * - * ,10. * w* #S9r«SS|riAp»-« , * M - U¥ S*- ilW» ACME CO.} N fr*••£ W^ £?IS*' Its hardtowait for biscuits like these!: Light, feathery biscuits, piping hot from tho oven will a w ok en ’ the m ost s lu g g is h a p p e t it e . M ake them with M E R R Y W I D O W Self-R isin g Flour, and you will have uniform ly te tte r biscuits— lighter, fluffier and m ore appetiz­ ing. M E R R Y W I D O W S e lf-R isin g t Flour is m ade by the Ford Flour. Company, millers since. 1895, the originators o f self-rising flour. In spite of the m any im itations, It is holding its old friends and making new ones every day. H e re ’ s the proof— over 600,000 m ore bags of M E R R Y W ID O W w ere used in 1922 than in 1920. T ry it. You will never change. A sk for it by nam e. P eople call it “ The Flour W ithout a D ou b t” because it is already m ixed with e x a c t ly th e r ig h t am ount o f pure ingredients. You just add milk or cold water and shortening— and the biscuits are ready for the oven. Ford Flour Co ., Nashville, Tena. *° Dealers: If your jobber doesa't handle* MERRY WIDOW Seif-Rising Flour, write Ul" for name of jobber nearer t you who tWeSi' ? % -*i»l»' * < .11 Ml I I ■* * i i j l jki1h W 5* t? M if m d « «•f #1#«| tf 4 ll fjfi||,*4ft fi >*.||*£ * * if? 1• t 1 ’I I I ’ll * r - -w I V w w s m i a n m lad* « b w i « a « « r'urt«1 - 1<•» mw j » mk n i< !tviisk . -■ 1 l a w a a v - ", . �THE &ANFORb 'DAILY' ifkRALD, MONDAY, iULY 30,1923 rtcadjuatm The Temperamental S e a s o n Lengthens the Life o f the Coat ice ■ H u n d r e d s o f In d iv id u a ls - ■ rru,t 5 small Merchants and Farmers never know "Back-yard Poultry Keeping1' in the title o f Fenner*’ Bulletin, No. 1331, juphtnmed by the U. S. Dept, o f Agri­ culture, Washington, D. C. The bulIrtln contnins a number of illustra­ tion* and details about the building of poultry homes. It la Bent freo to any addresn The coft o f gain on a pig during the growing period o f hie life or until he welghe about \£6 pounds determines in a large measure tho profit to be made. Many ‘hog raisers materially increase this cost by not having suf­ ficient green forage available for the pigs. A good green pasture means Mias Flavin Gleason ha* been ap­ pointed Florida State Home Demon­ stration Agent to fill the vacancy made by the resignation o f Miss Sar­ ah -W. Partridge. -Miss Gleason comes from Louisiana where she has had long experience and is highly endors­ ed by the authorities of that state. The beat way to control the mosqui­ to la to be constantly on th e jo b and looking for the elimination of every possible breeding place. Mosquitoes breed best in shallow water, and a pool o f water nnywhoro that is not more than an inch deep will breed a supply of them. An old tin can part­ ly filled with water is an excellent breeding place. Gutters on the house that do not drain properly offer breed­ ing places. Small pot holes alongside an open ditch that does not flow all the time are good breeding places. In order to clean up on these places all must be Investigated and taken care Tho 1922 year book of the U. S. Dept, of Agriculture, Washlhgton, D. C., contains a wealth of Information to farmers. Copies can be had as long as tho supply lasts, from members o f congress. W rit^ to your member for a copy. The Italian parliament has just passed a drastic law forbidding the destruction of migratory birds. No question is more truly international than .the, one of the killing of wild birds, whose food Is insects and weed seeds. The farmer and truck garden­ er In the United States now fighting against the pests and blight which nffcct his crops, is but reaping tho re­ sults of the wholesale destruction of bird Ufe indulged in in years gone by. Men and boys with guns have upset n balance of nature. ’’Seed Potatoes and How to Produce Them" is the title of Farmers’ Bul­ letin No. 1332, just issued by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, Wash­ ington, D. C. Florida is the earliest in the market with potatoes amPthe question of seed potatoes is an im­ portant one. . Bulletin 131G is known as “ Marketing tho Early Potato Crops." These two bulletins can lie hnd free from the Washington depart­ ment. ■ the convenience and safety of writing their J1?*** ■ sted J *» S count. tnf*» ■ * Till ■ • This is a mistake, this bank in v ites’your nil | Checking Account regardless o f i t k i d ^ .. lem ns it affects the Industry at n J GROWS, so too wlH your whole. ( ^ Formal announcement was with- S hold nt the conclusion o f both meet- ■ lugs, but it was learned that directors g of tho instituto decided to renew ■ thcir'^iiscusaions in New York again * probably next Thursdny. The readjustment o f wages, which a A COMMUNITY BUILDER rs necessary if hours nro reduced, is E understood to he the chief obstacle to J immediate elimination of the much * crilirucil 12-hour shift. Not only m will it be necessary, officials point * out, to increase tho pay of the men _ now employed nt -10 cents nil hour, ^ for 12 hours, but employes who are now working eight, nine mid ten hour shifts must also lie considered in tiny wage readjustment. F II K I flllT A M I F A K S K M IK It S K lIV tC K . This In itself, It Is snld, is nn in­ ncluonvllle One Way Front Jacksonville C tricate problem requiring intimate (TIC C I T Y ....... I3S.H NIAGARA FALLS — . study o f condtions in each plant. In MORE. MI).............. 30.90 NRW YORK.’ N. Y. ...... addition, the qucnlifin o f housing Ad­ N. MASS................ 42.52 PHILADELPHIA. PA: ditional employes must lie worked HO. ILL. ........ 43.4H PITTSHUHGH. I*A,’ .... LAND, 0 ................. 39.31 SAVANNAH. « A . out. This question’ involves, in some HT, MICH. ............ 41.91 TOI.HOO. O. ....... localities, the necessity of separating A, N. Y.................. 38.93 WASHINGTON, I). C..„ or segregating the men of different .. ntiM HF.lt H t r n i n a x I 'v n f : * races or national (ties employed in M nlllinor* ...— ___ ______.__ _— $ 4!». r. 4 the industry. Recently thousands o f ! PhlltuUlnhin ................................ . Itc.no negroes anil Mexicans have been em­ tlostiin .................... ............... ................... Il.T t TlrU em Incluile im-iil* (i-teeiil tick et* fo r Hovnonnti, O a.) A11 room * on ployed to kep the plants running nt A IIi-k Iui ny hiuI lle r k ih lr e nrut nmna room s oh o th e r ■tvaintra c a r ry near cnpnclty tend even if business e x lra eltnrx>». (tailings fo r P h llm lrlak la v ia Hull lima for llnlllninrr tin slackens some before the new pro­ MaVahaati aOM P. W. Muronnnh BtUO I*. >1. gram is made operative, preparation Merrimack. Annul! 1. II, f t F jl o t , A u g u st s, te, : t I Persian, Aunust I. 11, )J must lie made, it is pointed out, for ItmvnrW. A u gu st 9. 19. Cretan, A unust 4, ID. I t Ilvrkslilra, A umuh I Sll. periods of unusual activity. AII i-r Ii .-ih v . August S. IS, S3 ............................ ......................... .............. . . (fa r ltiilln a rfosrd ran t on AllaMembers o f the hoard o f directors ills ) nnil llrrk sh lri’ .l 1-'till Infill m xtlnn on rl'itilitt. * of the American Iron amt Steel In­ l\ W A IIII. T r o i . t*s». A tira t. „ F. W. IIA II.B . <*«». A » l T lr k r l O ffice iinjJ |*lrr, WMI U. lia r SI., JnrksuMt |l|r-, T rlr(ih .m e I M stitute, it is understood, were directed nt tliu conference to return to their ■■ respective plants to obtain accurate information as to the attitude o f = their employes. This information will 0 lie ur.cd nt the adjourned meeting this kj week to evolve n fixer principle on which to proceed in the readjustment Hj of wages. * Merchants and Miners Transportation Co, I n r T h e A »«oeln ln ) Pren»> The tree blueberry is now attract­ ing attention In varioun parts of Florida. S. Rice, the nurseryman of Crestview, has developed a new va­ riety, called tho Okaloosa, which if planted In tbe fall, will give a sup­ ply of fruit during tho following sum­ mer. The tree grows in “ clumps,’’ is hardy and notably free ffom pests, Mr. Rice has had 30 years experience Tuesday is the Inst day of the July with this berry yielding'tree nnd no Clearance Kntn nt the Sanford Dry failure wns noted during that time. Goods Co. Don’t miss this opportun­ Write him for particulars. ity to save money. 101-ltc limn 1,800 miles, at n cost of not GATHERING SPECIMENS more than 325 n week for the lwo of FOR MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY TRAVELLING OVER FLORIDA them, they declare. This includes gasoline nnd oil for tho automobile 4ItV T h r Assm-lstPil I’ r rs sl nnd food for themselves. ' • * TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 30.— After visiting the Slate Plant Board L. E. Wchmeyer, of IJnincy Ills., nnd hcad<|unrtcrs nt Gainesville they will W. J, Clench, o f Boston, Mass., tak­ head for the West Const, going via ing post graduate work nt the Uni­ Tampa nnd thence to Fort Myers. versity of Michigan, are in Florida gathering specimens for tho Museum A diplomat in much like a philan­ of Zoology of tho Michigan school. thropist, It is his business to liem* Mr. Wchmeyer Is studying plant life fit ono crowd nt the expanse of an­ of the state nnd selecting spociments other. to take bad; north with him, and Mr. Clench is devoting his time to animal Don’t forget Tuesday is the last day studies. of tho Clearance Kale at the Sanford They are making the trip by auto­ 101-ltc mobile, having already traveled more Dry Goods Co, From nil indications “ Enemies o f Women" in London will equal its great American runs. In New York it is now in its tenth week. It ran seven weeks'in Chicago, breaking nil records; six weeks in San Francisco; ten in,Los Angeles, and did tremendous business in Detroit, Milwaukee and Washington. • 1 Daring Magnificence and Exotic Splendor Unparalleled in History of Screen Ths startling story of tho Gilded Society Ufa of counts and courtesans by the Author of “ The Four Horsemen of the Apoctlypue" WHAT THE CRITICS SAY SOME OF THE COMMENTS “ Without doubt one of the most lavish films ever offered to public. From beginning to end it is embellished with a wcaltl beauty.” — New York Telegram. “ For real entertainment, it would bo hard to heat mance, melo-dramn, movingly beautiful scenes."—New “ It is an eye-full. York World. London Refereei “ For weeks yi't uncounted ’Enemies of Wom­ en’ should draw London nnd many from tbe provinces to the Empire Theatre. This super-picture in beyond newspaper Criticism. The let­ tings nro most beautiful."* IN A N ATIO N -W ID E SUCCESS < London Sunday Pictorial: ’"Enem ies of Women’ should coma near breaking the West End record established by *The Four Horsemen.’ Tho performance would bo difficult to parallel in ita power npd nrtistry." f Looks as If it cost a fortune to make, NOTE:-i-Srenes actually photographed in Paris, Nice and the Rlvuria. Cast includes famous stage beauties. Settings by Joseph Urban. London Sunday Illustrated: "There is no doubt about the popuInr sueecsa o f ‘ Encmica o f .Women.’ Llonal Barrymore la magnificent. Alma Rubens is beautiful, and the whole film la a gorgeous spec­ tacle.” 18NYZN 33 M9 Boston, Mass., 2:55 P., June 26, 1923. Jamea R. Grainger, Goldwyn Cosmopolitan Distributing Corp., 469 Fifth Ave, N. Y. Saw opening performance o f "Enemies of Women" nt my State Theatre here yesterday. I was delighted with this picture. It I* a Prince Serge Obolenski fa sufferer from the overthrew of the Ctar’a government): “ It la a marvelous picture. Of course, it made a special appeal to me. In the firm one‘ nover losA tho thread o f tha beautiful love story." . r -— S 1 r ■ 19NYZN 48 4 Ex r i if -"Y , ■ .Boston, Maas., 2:50 P., Jon* 26, J823- . - j . > V • ' vl“ --til' ’ * * Jsmrt-Ji. Grainger,!\ n. CaTOn^p-Cosmopolitan Distributing Corpn., 409 Fifth Ave. N. Y. “ Enemies of Women" opened to great basinets. This to Iplto of extrema heat and strongest opposition. Our patrons delighted with It and It la cauaing much talk. Boston papers devoting big space to wonderful reviews. Congratulations on tbla big attraction. - Managerf Loews’ State Theatre. jMB M UtII J|||| .»• -Kl04 "9M laird laiughbomugh: "It (a one o f tho finest pictures I have aver seen. It is bettor than ’Tho Four plorsatnen.’ 1 felt that I was back In Mohte Carlo as I gated on the scene Inside the Casino. 1 scanned to know wtwo o f the croupiers." - I ; ■ Sir Matthew Wilson: “ It was the finest fencing scene ever film It guvo mo n real thrill. It la a great picture.” mopoL J. H. llitENNAN, gjifc p TH U RSD AY A N D FR ID AY Lady Islington: “ It U a perfectly wonderful and beautiful atory, Tho producers have done a moat admirable work. I hope to ace thU picture again and again. Lionel Barrymore and Alma Ifultdns, la fact the whole cast, are splendid.’ ’ A Canadian Northwest Rhotooloy— Another.Goldwy|i Cosmopolitan Featare OF c d M E P Y ^ M U T T & J E ^ ^ -M D - SUNSHINE 31 ct °( s think their income tpo small for a hank Be­ RAILROAD COMMISSION HAS NO JURISDICTION OVER TOURIST BUREAUS TALLAHASSEE, Fin., July 30.— Tho state railroad commission has no jurisdiction whntcvor over tourist bureaus -except ns they act ns an agent of a common, the secretary of the commission has advised A. L. Erickson of St. Petersburg. Mr. Erickson wns advised “ there is no state regulation of which we arc aware that n tourist bureau must ob­ serve aside from the usual civil lows, nnd this commission has no author­ ity under the law to fix the rate of compensation which a tourist bureau receives for its services." , ',’rn- E check in payment of bills— because they toliah i Since Spring hat taken to coming In to coldly and departing in tuck a frtniy of heat, With no intervening neriod of those clear cool dayt which are commonly attributed to June, the term Spring Coat bccomrt a tynpnytn fir Fall Coat For It it (h | Ufe Augutt ami nfore tettlrd Sep:rmttcr that one Anally ’ removet the duit wrapper from the coa: and begin* to get "the wear” out of it., It it tlieicfure well to look forward in planning tbit 'garment to the ad-, ranee fall him*—which it may be laid, verge on tlie circular. The lady in the tketth hat treated her.rlf not only to the giaerful nitre,> in' the tkitt. hu; h.tt duplicated it in'minia­ ture in the tletycj, where the material Wows in an eiage.-ated cull from the elbow. In (hit nor mode! fro;n t!tt tniicr of llfiiri C’rtaiutc th* iryttr !in.: v;hkh toati Hie ua-tuniltg a ir well cn.phaii.td T'iie *!.t; . whin u coat Wei a mere tough covering unn t» hr gone fnttvri. it i« ju't HI i;nputiant for one’, supple line* to K* refltete*. In the o.uer garment a. in iht drew, and Utulnine giai.v u n i l.t a» a' itart u on the AVcnu-.- at i t P R IC E S : Wc. * �fm B jran w w B M rt* *11* ■ ■ ■ ■ * * * * * ■ ■ fgSZ5aS^asgS25Z5ZSZ525?nSggSZ5Z5g52SgS?5H5H5H52Se5g5g5B5HS2SgSt!SZSg5 provement contemplated, a g ^ i t *U, lots and lands adjoining and contigu­ a When a Government Leaves Its Proper Field for ous or bounding nAd abutting upon such improvement, and upon comple­ ha Productive Enterprise tion of said special assessment roll, to nh causa a copy thereof to be published! » o > m in m h M t l *1 Ha h ^ w' n h n» By STEPHEN B. LEACOCK, McGill University. two times successively, once each Canada is now in a critical. condition, with prosperity on ilie one week, in a newspaper published in * Extends to Orlando and Daytona as well ns.the hundreds of Osborne has arranged an extra fine “ Enemies of Women" by .Blasco bottles we put out in Sanford every dny ham! and hard time* on the oilier. Tho burden of taxntion and govern­ Sanford, Florida, attaching to said as- m program for this week, Ibanez— aesament roll so published, n notice mental expenditure press heavily on the country. The stream of immigraTonight and tomorrow night— FrlsThursday andFridny,August 2nd! tion, checked in response to the mistaken policy of the labor people, has directed to all property ownere intcrELDER SPRINGS W A T E R cilla Dean and James Kirkwood fn the and third'Dt MilanoTheatre. |dwindled to a rivulet. Capital is discouraged; iho Northwest is being erted in said special assessments, stating, tn accordance with the pro­ greatest romantic spectacular drama depleted of its people, and everywhere is an atmosphere of apprehension. visions of tho Charter or the City of o f all time, “ Under Two Flags." . Who arc tho enemies ofewomen? The root of the trouble is that we bate checked and discouraged private Son^rd, Florida, a definite time nnd pn account o f its purity is fast becoming the drinking water placctVhcrc’ eomplainls will be heard ,V * ' 6k \ ■for Central Florida. It is also recommended for use in bat­ It is rarely that the screen offers ,Thc sensational drama o f l o ^ and enterprise..'. wild special assessment roll so complete a chronicle o f romantic intrigue. | ” 1 ao not mean to e a r p r i v a t e gain is never extreme, that r and, w)iet\i void teries. ifiy o u > rc not drinking Elder Springs Water now— itfJly qopfirmed by the City adventure ns has been presented in millionaires ore $ngt*U nnr|!;l)jAt concession companies are bands t_ give it a trial. j) sf' sitting onf - As fin Equalizing “ this stupendous version of Ouidn's Blasco Ibanez's literary triumph in patriots. But 1 do1say flint xlidy represent the only basis in which it co*i □ Board.' immortal novel. magnificent spectacle. B hn8 yet prhVcdpdstlble to develop tlio assets of a country. Be It Farther Resolved, That the PHONE 311— W E ’LL DELIVER The Socialist loafing in the ran and tho parlor Bolshevik eating spccal assessments provided for by i i Retaining all the exotic coloring, Love, revelry, drama, luxury, beau■ I Iottuco sandwiches at a long-haired reception talk ns they like of the this resolution to be made nnd entered the fiery tempo, ^Utc pnssionnte thrill ty—n gorgeous picture play from the I a against the prqjjrrty bounding nnd government operation of the moonB of production. We know in Canada o f the story, this photoplay is offered stirring Ibanez novel. as one of the film treats o f the yenr that the moment a government steps out of its proper field into productive abutting upon said improvement, shall Filmed In Paris, Nice and Monte enterprise it fails, absolutely nnd completely. This may not he true of be payable nt the option of the prop­ Also round six of “ The Leather Push Carlo— n magnificent photoplay of government in the far future, hut it is true of government here and now. erty owners as follows: cither in full within thirty days after said assess­ era" which is one of the best added nt Love nnd Intrigue. ments shall stand equalized, approved tractions that has been shown hero In and confirmed, or in ten annual in­ many a day. Europe's gilded society llfo revealstallments, with Interest at the rate cd In Us daring magnificence and c*July Clearance Sale at Sanford of eight per cent per annum upon all VERO WILL PAVE And the honor guests tonight will Otic qdmdor. € To Ifn v A i'l K if PlnfirMtmiA Dry Goods Co*, closes Tuesday. Now deferred payments, from nnd niter MANY MILES OF STREETS be Newton Stonstrom nnd lady friend is the time to save money on your the time said special assessments shall and will see this wonderful picture More magnificent than “ The Four I By CARL VAN DOREN, In New Republic. purchases. lOi-Rc lie nnd stand finally equalized, ap­ without cost to them. Horsemen”— more dramatic than [ VERO*, Fla., July 30.—The Vcro proved and confirmed. 'Blood nnd Sand/' More than by anything else iho native realist in this century is Be It Further Resolved, That this jjity council has awarded contracts RELIEVES RHEUMATISM Wednesday and Thursday—Jackie vexed by that optimism which contributes to American philosophy its for seven miles o f street'paving ami resolution shall be and become effec­ Life within the gilded palaces o f ) Coognn (the million* dollar kid) in basis and to American conduct its most characteristic technique. lie feels’ “ I can simply say that Foley Kid­ Europe's nobility where revelry and that enough, and too*much, has been said about what optimism docs to tive immediately from nnd after its curbing, nnd two miles o f storm sew­ “ Daddy” with ndded attractions. ers. The total amount o f the two ney Pills gnve mo relief from rheu­ passage nnd adoption. romance filled the perfumed nights of | make life cheerful, vigorous, effective. l ie finds himself bound by his Adopted this 23rd day of July, A. contracts is $187,773.29. Tho citrus matic pains, nnd hnvo not used sup­ Friday and Saturday—W alter Heirs Counts and Courtesans. loyalty to truth to insist that the American experiment has not entirely cro|> in Vcro section is in good con­ ports for the last six weeks (had to D. 1923. in “ Mr. Billings Spends His Dime” , dition nnd shipments will be greater use tw o). FORREST LAKE, tho best proof you can also International News only one dny The drama of a pleasure-loving I succeeded nnd to advance the explanation, outspoken or implied, that if than last season. S. 0 . CHASE,* have that Foley Kidney Pills are efold. Prince of Russia and the most notor­ optimism at its best is a virtue so at its worst it is a vice. C. J. MARSHALL, fectivo is this, that since they cleared ious beauty o f all Europe. Ili* pessimism, however, unlike that of Asia nr of parts of Europe, As City Commission Don't forget tho outing nt Crystal my syrtem o f uric acid, have been en­ rarely goes to the point of ultimate despair. It is, iu all hut a few cases, of Sanford, Florida. Lake Thursday afternoon. Cars will tirely free o f pain nnd depression," A magnificent picturization o f Par­ grounded in the .confidence which the muckrnkers had; that revelation Attest: * ____ isian nights, the gambling hnlls of I 1 leave the Methodist church nt 3:30 writes J. \V. Hunter, Los Angeles, leads to reformation. Exhibit the truth, the American realist liolievcs, (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, Monte Carlo, the revelry nnd fiirtn -1 o’clock. Tickets 3I*o, includes lunch. Calif. Hncknche, Rheumatic l’aini, CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 nnd something salutary will he the consequence, as dny follows dawn. City Clerk, Sanford, Fin. Come on and have n good time and a Dull Headaches and tired feeling are 104-1tc lions of Pctrograd’s nobility. South Round If he lias shifted his front in two decades it has been tittle more nice swim and hell) the Indies o f Cir­ quickly relieved hy 1 Foley Kidney .... thnn to turn less toward corruption and more toward stupidity ns the Arrlvo Departs cle No. 2. , lt)4-2t[» Pills. Sold everywhere.— Adv. For quick results try n want ad. The phntodrnmn magnificent, The No. 83..... .. 2:30 a.m. 2:40 n.m. cinema sensation of all time. natural outcome of optimism. No. 27._____ 8:40 n.m. ■ R S X Iia illllK B R S H U lIB B IH IM lB Z a a ilM n S IlIX IR H M lIK IH B IC IB IH n iZ IlM n illlS X IE IIR Illl* No. • 89............ 2:25 p.m. 2:45 p.m. that this resolution shnll lie nnd in ­ No. 86........... 0:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. come effective immediately from nnd to lie dated ahould be definitely fixed Creek west to the City limits,* which Northbound and determined^ said sum of Forty-one Thousand Dol­ after Its passage nnd ndoption. Arrive Dcpnrts lars $11,000.00), is the tutnl estimated Therefore, Be It Resolved, that all Adopted this 23rd dny o f July, A. D. No. 82........... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a.m. 1923. of the bonds issued under the resolu­ cost o f said improvements; that one- aa .55 BB IB No. 84...........11:46 B.m. 12:05 p.m. tion aforesaid, duly passed nnd ndopt- third of the total cost of the improve­ B Bb FORREST LAKE, B bb No. 80...... . 3:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. d on the 9lh dny of July, A. D. ment, aforesaid, shall he home hy the - S. O. CHASE) bb bb No. 28.......... 10:00 p.m. 1923, shall be dated the second dny of City of Sanford, Florida, and shall he BB C. J. MARSHALL, bb BB Trilby llranth July, A. D. 1923, nnd, apportioned to lie paid from the Gen­ bb As City Commisssion BB Arrlvo Depart* I I Be It Further Resolved, that this eral Improvement Fund of the City b b o f Snnford, Florida. BB bb xNo. 100.......... 7:30 a.m. resolution shall be nnd become effec­ of Sanford, Florida, out of any mon­ B B Attest: • Bfl BB xNo. 24.......... 3:25 p.m. BB tive immediately from nnd nftor |ts eys available therefor, nnd the re­ B B IL R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) BB BB xNo. 25........... 1:30 p.m. passage and adoption. maining two-thirds of the cost of said BB BB City Clerk of Sanford, Fla. xNo. 101......... 5:50 p.m. BB Adopted this 23rd day of July, A. D. improvement shall he assessed against BB 101 -1tc BB Leesburg Ilrnnrh 1923. all property abutting und fronting up­ B B BB Arrive Departs b b on that portion of First Strict to bo FORREST LAKE, BB B B xNo. 157..... ..... 3:55 p.m. ‘improved, and ugqinxf all hits and ■ B K. O, CHARE, ■B' No. 21__ ____ 2:45 p.m. lands adjoining, nnd contiguous, or C. J. MARSHALL, BB BB xNo. 158........... 0:30 n.m. As tho City Commis­ hounding and abutting upon said im­ RESOLUTION FIXING AND PRE­ bb No. 22 7:10 p.m. sion of the City o f provement. BB SCRIBING THE DATE OF THE IS­ BB BB Oviedo ilrnnrh Sanford, Florida. BB Be It Further Resolved, Tij^it the SUANCE OF BONDS BY THE BB Arrive Depart* B Attest: tptal estimated cost of the improve­ B BB CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, BB xNo. 120.......... 7:45 p.m. BB L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) ment, as aforesaid, of First Street BB JN THE SUM OF ONE HUNBB xNo. 127..... . 3:40 p.m. City clerk of the City of from Mill Creek west to Jessamine B B DRED FIFTY-ONE THOUSAND ss BB . Sanford, Florida Bfl Avenue, a widLh of "4 feet, as deter­ B B DOLLARS, AS AUTHORIZED BY 104-ltc x — Daily, except Sunday, ■■ * mined hy this Commission, is the sum B B Bfl THAT CERTAIN RESOLUTION ■■ of Twenty-one thousand Ninety Dol­ B B ENTITLED. "A RESOLUTION Hfl HB Mfl lars ($21,090.00); that the total esti­ B B PROVIDING FOR AS ISSUE OF ■M BB mated cost of tho improvement, as Bfl BONDS BY THE CITY OF SAN­ A RESOLUTION RESCINDING, ■■ an FORD, FLORIDA, IN THE SUM I A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR aforesaid, of First Street from Jessa­ B B ■■ VACATING, ANNULLING, AND Bfl Bfl J3ETTING A8JDE RESOLUTION PAVING, ltE-PAVING, mine Avenue west to the corporate B B OF ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE| THE ■A B THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE] HARDtSUKFACING, NO. 81, ENTITLED "PRELIM I­ AND RE- limits, a width of 18 feet, as deter­ BRRBBBBBIBaBBIBBHBBBIUBBBBIBBBBRliBBBBPBBlBBBRBIVBIRIBBRBBBBflBIBBBBBBBBBBfllBBJIllBI PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM NARY RESOLUTION REQUIR­ HARD SURFACING, OF FIRST mined hy this Commission, is the sum B I B B I B a B B B B l I B I B B B B B I B R B B B B f l B l U I B B B B H B R B B B B B K B B I B B I B B B B B B B I B I B I B B I B B B I B B B I B I B l I 1 THE SALE THEREOF TO BE) STREET FROM MILL CREEK of Nineteen thousand, nine hundred ING THE GRADING AND PAV­ ten Dollars ($19,910.00); that the USED TO HELP FINANCE THE ING OF WEST FIRST STREET A WEST TO THE CITY LIMITS. Whereas, the City Commission of estimated cost of spill Contemplated WIDTH OF 20 FEET FROM MILL PROPORTIONATE PART OF THE COST OF CERTAIN the City of Sanford, Florida, deems it improvement of First Street from CREEK WEST TO POPLAR AVE­ STREET IMPROVEMENTS a s ­ advisable to Improve, grade, con­ Mill (frock west to Jnhsnmlne Avenue NUE, A WIDTH OF 24 FEET sessed AGAINST PROPERTY struct, reconstruct, pave nnd ro-pnvc tn he specially nssoSscd ngninst all FROM POPLAR AVENUE WEST ABUTTING SAID STREET IM­ with vitrified hrick or other hard sur­ lots and lands adjoining and contigu­ TO JASSAMINK AVENUE, ANI) PROVEMENTS; DESCRIBING face material the following street in ous or bounding and abutting upon 18 F e e t i n w i d t h f r o m j a s . such improvement, ns determined by THE FORM AND CONDITIONS the City o f Snnford, Florida, to-wit: 8AMINK AVENUE WEST TO OF SAID BONDS TO BE SO IS­ CITY LIMITS," ADOPTED ON Find Street: From Mill Creek this Commission, Is URj stim o f Four­ teen Thousand, Sixty, Dollars, ($14,SUED AND PROVIDING FOR A west to the City limits. THE 12TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, SINKING FUND FOR THE PAY* A. D. 1923, AND VACATING, AN­ All of said improving, grading, con­ 900.00); and that tho estimated cost NULLING AND SETTING ASIDE I MENT OF THE PRINCIPAL AND struction, reconstruction, paving nnd for said contemplated improvement of •ANY AND ALL SPECIAL AS­ INTEREST OF SAID BONDS, duly re-paving to he done in compliance First Street from Jassatuine Avenue SESSMENTS AGAINST ALL passed mid Adopted on the 9th dny with plans and specifications nnd es­ West to the corporate limits', to Ik* LOTS, LANDS AND PROPERTY timates of said proposed improvement specially assessed against nil lots and of July, 1923. BOUNDING AND ABUTTING ON* Whereas, on the 9th day of July, A. of First Street from Milt Creek west lands adjoining nnd contiguous or F it t e r STREET FROM MILL D, 1923, a rortnin resolution was to tho City limits) now on file dn the hounding and abutting upon such im­ CREEK WEST TO CITY LIMITS adopted hy the City Commission of office of the City Mnnngcr of the City provement, *ns determined by this LEVIED OR IMPOSED UNDER the City o f Sanford, Florida, entitled, of Snnford, Florida, which suid plans, commission, is thu ’ sum of Thirteen AND BY AUTHORITY OF THE “A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR specifications and estimates have been Thousand, two hundred and seventyAFORESAID RESOLUTION. AN ISSUE OF BONDS I1Y THE heretofore approved by the City Com­ three Dollars and Thirty-three Cents BE IT RESOLVED by the City Com­ CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, mission and constitute the plans, spec­ ($3,273.33), IN THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED ifications and estimate for said work. mission of the City of Stanford, Flori­ Be It Further Resolved, That it is da, that Resolution No. 81, adopted on FIFTY-ONE THOUSAND DOL­ Therefore, Be It Resolved, That the the dctci initiation of this Commission LARS, THE PROCEEDS DERIV­ City Commission of the City of Snn­ that all lots and lands adjoining nnd the !2th day of February, A. D. 1923, entitled, ED FROM TUB SALE THEREOF ford, Florida, deems it advisable, as contiguous, or bounding and abutting TO BE USED TO HELP FINANCE a necessary public improvement, to upon First Street from Mill Creek / ‘PRELIMINARY RESOLUTION RE­ QUIRING THE GRADING AND THE PROPORTIONATE PART OF pave, re-pave, hard surface nnd re- west to the City limits, will lie specPAVING OF WEST FIRST THE COST OF CERTAIN STREET hard surface with ‘ vltrlflc«r*brlck or ially benefitted hy the improvement, IMPROVKMENTS ASSESSED other hard surface material, First provided for hy this resolution, ant) STREET A WIDTH OF 20 FEET FROM MILL CREEK WEST TO AGAINST PROPERTY ABUTTING Street from Mill Creek west to the that the special assessments to be ■j.iliia ,1 SAID STREET IMPROVEMENTS; city limits, said improvements • of made against nil lots and lands ad­ POPLAR AVENUE, A WIDTH OK XI D DESCRIBING THE FORM AND First Street to be of the following joining and contiguous or bounding 24 FEET FROM POPLAR A*VENUfc, WEST TO JASBAMINE CONDITIONS OF SAID BONDS widths, to-wit: amj, abutting upon such contemplated «•* ( TO BE SO ISSUED, AND PROAVENUE, AND 18 FEET IN From Mill Creek west to Jnfesamino improvement, shnll Ik* made upon a \i ft M WIDTH FROM JASSAMINE AVE­ •VIDING FOR A SINKING FUND Avenue, 2-1 feet in width, nad from foot frontage basis, that is to soy that FOR THE PAYMENT. OF THE Jassamino Avenue wust to the corppr- tn the preparation o f the special nsNUE WEST TO CITY LIMITS," which said resolution made provision PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF file limits, 18 feet in width; that all of Stskment roll, covering the contem­ day,■ / " P I for tho Improving, grading nnd pav­ RAID BONDS", said paving, re-pnving, hard-surfac­ plated improvement, such special ing of First Street from Mill Creek and, ing, and re-hard surfacing of First benefits shall he determined nnd pro­ Whereas, said resolution provides Street, as aforesaid, shall be done til rated according to the foot frontage west to City llnilta, with vitrified brick or other hard rurfaru material, be and among other things, that the bonds to strict compliance with the plans, spec­ of the respective properties specially the iame Is hereby rescinded, vacated, bo Issued thereunder shnll bo substan­ ifications and estimates for said work benefited by said improvement. annulled and set aside, together with tially in the form described and set and improvements now on file in tho lie It Further Resolved, That the any and all special assessments forth in said resolution, and, office of the City Manager of the City Tax Assessor and City Clerk of the Whereas, in the form o f tho bond o f Sanford, Florida, ns aforesaid. against any and all lots, lands and City of Sanford, Florida, in accord­ property, bounding and abutting on deurnbcd in said resolution, said • Be It Further Resolved, That a to­ ance with tho provision* of Sections First Street from Mill Creek West to Ikmhm are to be dated tho first day of tal expenditure of Forty-one thousand 101 ami 102 or the Charter of tho City Dollars ($41,000.00), is hereby auth- of. Sanford, Florida, shall proceed City limits, nistie, levied and Imposed Ju1y7 A. D. 1923, and, t. , *. Whereas, the first Jay of July, 1923, orized to cover the cost o f paving, re­ without delay to make an assessment under and by authority o f tho afore­ paving, hard surfacing and re-hard roll, assessing tho sttcclal benefits' to said resolution hereby rescinded, and, faljs on Sunday, and, Wiiertas,. thu data said bonds art MtKfMlvffatf First Street Drum, Mill Jw keceived as thu result o f the lmB E IT . FURTHER -RESOLVED, "Hi I I I U I B U I I I I I I I I I ■■BBBBBBBBBUBBBBBIia BBBBB aB B B B flflBBBB»BBflBBBBBBM M M B*M M » : PRINCESS NEWS IOur Services MILANE NEWS I 1 Elder Springs Water Company [ More Than by Anything Else the Native Realist Is Vexed by Optimism TRAIN SCHEDULE Hr rs .f K* iV*r ULr fr Sj, “ N o t i c e t o t h e P u b l i c j! n ’t-«1 iL ■ SJy ¥*■’ if' %■* IP* fv ' • 1 it. fl.*» On and after August 1,1923, our business will be conducted on a spot cash basis. This radical move is made necessary by the fact too many people abuse the credit privilege. Our prices will" be as low as possible, and you will not have to pay the bills of the, other fellow. RESOLUTION NO. 94 RESOLUTION NO. 93 RESOLUTION NO. 95 Dixie Motor Company 111-113 P A R K A V E N U E On The Second Every Second Human wants are constant and continuous. Food, clothing, shelter, and their infinite subdivisions are daily needs. fA There is not a clock tick that docs not register a mil­ lion human desires. The newspaper is the closest thing in the world to the people’s daily wants. It is an expression of the ever pressing desire for news. * . . ' The advertiser who uses the Daily Herald reaches people with his message at exactly the right moment. Ik y , Somewhere, with some person wanting something, new§f)gt>^r advertising registers every second of. tjje., | ,n It brings the seller and buyer together because it brings the right message at the right time. lu l There is no advertising medium so close to the peo­ ple as the newspaper. The Daily Herald places you in position to reach .the buyers of this community. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 80,1923 page Fisher o e t r v or m o p o n " t h i n p h a s h it M o . t o o ' lend VWOT .OVPS Foo. ^cquiuinc ] fcOrvCB fVHO p otm t o p / H O H O N ( _ n o o trt&fNN C t^ sS S tO «?(\N‘r Btlfvn rm r« O r s m C iN ’ n e T H E ftE w uvr V f E U - l H O rtE - o 'tpO C S. E O S l H B S S H O «td N O U J . N f s a s t , It: SOO THUO0SW ' o f ir ‘ N O S E '* T H IM 6 S x------------ v!U\^S\C. pfSHClNC FOR RENT BUSINESS : DIRECTORY = --------- ' Too can find thoname of •▼cry livo Dnsineaa Man in Sanford la thlaColumn each day. CLASSIFIED ADS *» M M M ^ a* Clajodfird Ada lc a word. No Ad taken for leae than 25c. And p«wltlvcly no Claaaifled Ada charged to anyone. Caah munt accompany all ordera. Count the worda and remit acordingly. |uick Service Transfer Storage Facilities we pleaeo yoo, tell othera; If not. Thone 498 toll SANFORD N O VELTY W O RKS FOR SALE V . C . C O L L E R , Prop- FARMERS— You can get eeed bed frnm—> and irrigation plug* at tk« Sanford Novelty Worka. 100 tfc |General Shop and Mill Work JN TR A C T O R a n d B U IL D E R FOR SALE— Doaier and Gnya1 palnta and varnishes at Sanford Novelty |I7 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. Works, Sanford agents, 183-tfc FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Heardall Avenue. San­ ford. 83-tfp B. W . HERNDON IN S U R A N C E -A G E N C Y FIRS--------- AUTO----------BONDS FOR SALE— 5 Pointer pups, No, 1 stock. Sec Vick Hawkins, 11G Snnford Ave, * 63-tfc S. 0 . Shinholser The Dally Herald, 15c per week. Lionel Barrymore, Scion of One • of America’s Leading Actors Families •NOTICE OF SALE! FOR RENT— Furnished and unfur­ nished apartments and sleeping Notice is hereby given that, under rooms. Femdnle apartments, under nnd by virtue o f authority upon me new management, Bishop Block, cor­ Featured Player in Cosmopolitan’s conferred hy a final decree of Fore­ “ Enemies o f Women” a Nephew of ner First street and Palmetto avenue. closure nnd Sale issuing out o f tho of John Drew and Brother of — W. R. Grovcnstcin, Manager, Phone Circuit Court of tho Seventh Judicial John and Ethel Barrymore 231-W. , DG-tpR Circuit of Floridn in nnd for the Coun­ There are n few roynl families of ty of Scminrilc, Floridn, in the cause FOR KENT—-Furnished connecting housekeeping rooms, with hath, the American stage. One of the great­ therein pending, wherein the Armour also furnished room. 813 Magnolia est o f these is tho Drey-Barrymore Fertilizer Works, a corporation, is Ave. 08-Ctp line, f Mrs. John Drew, actress and complainant, nml L. W, Wallace nnd FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, manager o f a Philadelphia stock rom-n Eft cl Ia Wallace, John Peters und W. 314 Elm Ave. 10l-5tp pnny, in the old days, was the founder W. Wallace are Defendants, I will o f­ o f the family. Her son, John Drew, is fer for sale and will sell lo the high FOR RENT— Furnished npartment, modern. Phone 661-J. 100-Gtp one of the bright particular lumin- tgt bidder’ W r'cash nTthe' front’ door aries of the American stage which h ej,)f thc cm|rt ho0BC in Scm,no,0 CounFOR RENT— 0 room cottage, also haa graced for nearly half a century. ^ t,urinff the M hotiril of garage. ’ Phone 1812. 102-3tp His daughter, LaulflC, was an actress sale on Monday, September 3rd, 1023, FOR RENT-—Eight room house, West until her marriage to Jnck Devercaux. the same being a legnl sales duy, tho Third street. Interior newly decor­ His sister, Georgia, married Maurice following described real estate, situat­ ated and papered. Call phone 40-W. Barrymore, the hrillinnt young Irish ed, lying nml being in tho County of 102-Gtp actor who ennic to the United States Seminole, Slate o f Florida, to-wit: , FOR RENT—5-room house, $20.00.— in the late 'seventies. Lots 5 and II, of Block D, nnd Lots 1 A. P. Connelly & Sons. 103*2tc ( The three children o f Maurice Bar­ nml 2 of Bli>ck F, Brown's Subdivision .FURNISHED ROOM S FO i f RE NT— rymore and his wife were tlm* born of Black Hammock, according to plat Several housekeeping apartments to the royal purple. Lionel, the eld­ thereof duly rccordqd in the public for rent, rooms large and niry. See est, is featured in the Cosmopolitan records of .Seminole County, Florida. Mrs. Smith, 300 French Ave. 104-Gtp picture, "Enemies of Women" pictur.S. A. B. WILKINSON, ized from Vincento Blnsco Ibanez's Special Mnstcr. FOR RENT—Cottage.- J. Musson. novel, which comes to the Milnnc The­ GEORGE (5. HERRING, 104-7tp atre for two days, beginning Thurs­ Solicitor for Complainants. FOR KENT— Entire upper floor, un­ day, August 2nd. He made his first 7-30; 8-0-13-20-27-51 furnished, 711 (Ink Ave. 104-5tp appearance upon the stage with his FOR TRADE uncle, John Drew, in "The Rivals.'' In f 'lr n ilf l C m i r t i Tth .Im tlr ln l C l r c u K , After n few years upon the stage lie Mr in I n «il r r <tii r t( 9 » F l i i r l i l n * t|» n i( liiu ( 'o m p iiu y , determined to become a painter nnd i i u r h l r t f l T\uH . spent several years in Paris studying L u c y C . U l l i M i n , L u k c i h ' l l u r T i n . I l n u 11it 11 11 it i‘ f I h , ,1i'«M ' I l f i r r K ii lid nil art, in which lie remains intensely in­ iirrnM tin I u( ■ *ri* k ! i'll lit i B it p r o p e r I y ln v t t | \ c d In I 111* m i l l n m l l i r l u w d r* terested. v r r i l i r d , id n l. Ti» I h r d r f r tulattlM K i i R U i n H a r r i s . The call of the stage was in his H i m ini Ii I I i i m 'I m m i d drHHii Hari'ln* m n l Idopd, however, nmj_ f|is success in n il ti r r m u m I HI n r r « U n i In* tint p r o p e r l y "Thb Mummy aim the Hummingbird"! and in “ The Other Girl” had been too l l l l l l i n i l l B I I I I I I I S H I I I I I t pronounced to be forgotten. He re­ turned to tho Binge in Augustus Thomas' play, "The Copperhead," and scored *n big hit in the role of Milt Shanks. His standing us one of the foremost actors on our stage was made secure by his acting in "The Jest,” in which Arthur Hopkins costarred him with his brother, John 1 • / Barrymore. Hopkins Inter starred him in "Macbeth” and lias a new play j* written by Eugene O'Neill in which ho |■ will oppenr lator . WANTED TO TRADE—For a vncnnl OFF ER EXTK AORIH NA It Y lot, my equity in 4 room house, on One iy>w five room house, with hath, new paved street. Lights, water, gas Contractor and Builder full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ and bath. Fine location, close to new FLORIDA CUPIED. IANPOUD school. Addiess "Trade” care of the PRICE Herald. 104-Gtp $3,000.00.--------------- Terms to suit you A.*P. Connelly & Sons " ■ ' 'X R liA r /B A R G A I N !«*••• C a t n h lla fc r * 1*08 A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS Ileal I-Xate, Loans and Insurance 70-tfc iPhone tH 104-8 Magnolia Ave. FOR KALE OR Itl-INT— House, niter August 1st.—See W. J. Thigpon. 08-lfe Georgia Immediate!) Retaliated With iSTEWART The Florist at Flowera--------------—Floral Deeigne FOILS ALE OR TRADE—Dort car in Similar Bill Against Florida. ’ good mechanical condition, also Annual and Ornamental Plante good tires, will sell cheap or trade for ATLANTA, C.n„ July 30.— Action h'lt Myrtle Ave.-------------Phone 2G0-W anything of equal value.— IV. L. Har­ of the Florida plant board in placing vey, Box 352. 101.lip a quarantine ngninst the importation ISANFORD M ACHINE FOR SALE— Fine lot of Leghorn into that state of green pens nnd hens cheap.— W. L. Harvey, Box beans from several southern states, COM PANY 101-Up including Gcorgin is reflected in the 352. General Machine and Boiler measure now before the lower house FOR SALK OR RKNT-'-Trueking Works of the general assembly asking that land. I have hammock and pine C y lin d e r G rinding: Sanford, F lo r id a !trucking land developed, partly dcvel- similar action be taken against the IPhone 62----' oped and undeveloped in Iowa City peninsular commonwealth. Thc Flor­ |section for sale or rent. Write K, It. ida authorities placed the ban on thc Moore, 250 N. K. 25th street, Miami, other slntcs, it is said, as a measure against the Mexicun beetle, which Is or see Robert King, Oviedo. 8t-di w-tfc declared to be prevalent in sections of Georgia where it is said to bo do­ FO USAI.E —Practically new typeing great damage. . writer, cheap. Address Box 427, Thc Georgia lawmakers have be­ 102-4tp --------m Sanford. fore them several other measures of FOR SALE— Burlap for seed buds. more than statewide interest. Among Carda of Sanford's Repotsee Sanford Furniture Co. 103-ltc these is thc bill to repeal thc prohibi­ able Prufraaional Men, each of whom. In hie chosen pro- ^ FOR SALE—One first class 1250 lb. tion laws of the state, which would feeaina the Herald recom- • mare- mule, 8 years old. One, good place enforcement of the Volstead mende to the people. ^ single wagon, also 12 sixteen disc net In thc state entirely upon tho fed­ harrow. Phone 315-J, 104-Gtp eral governbent. This measure was reported adversely and unanimously b ythe house temperance committee, W AN TED but the author, Representative Ar­ George A . DeCottes nold. son of a former Philadelphia Attorney-nl-Law WANTED— BOYS TO SELL THE jurist, has served .notice that hf* in­ Over Seminole County Bonk SANFORD HERALD ON THE tends to address the house on thc sub­ |lANFORD -s- - j . FLORIDA STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD ject for the purpose of disagreeing CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS with thc committee's verdict. Ho has FRED It. WILSON TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A conceded, however, that the bill has Lionel B anym ore FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS no chance o f passage. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW • in a CofnnpoliUn Production SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. Another bill attracting attention is FI ret National Bank Building dh-tf that of Copeland of Lowndes county, fENEM IES O F W O M E N " |8ANFORD FLORIDA DitrihUtJ k JVANTED—2 ~ o r 3 ’ nice furnished said to be directed at tho Ku KIux f f l W i a - C w st^w flR R rooms, close in, rent must bo reas­ Klan. This measure would require IELTON J. MOUGHTON onable. Call ’ Mr. Head at Telephone all fraternal and secret organizations K k 9 1 -4 , ARCHITECT 211. J02-3tp to record tho names of their member* Milana Theatre, Thursday and Friday, —t ----- Angm t 9 and 8 - -— — and Wonlit-make-it-unlawful to-wear Room 7, Miller Bldg. COLORED DINING CAR WAITERS masks in public. A similar proposal |Sa n f o r d . j . .*. F l o r i d a and Sleeping Car Porters Wanted About ten yean ago, Lionel Barry­ was submittedeartjr ln the session by — Experience unnecessary. We train more deserted the stage for the acroen you. Information free. Write 524 — first appearing with Biograph. Of Railway Exchango, Omaha, Nebr. ic h e l l e M Ain e s tee No. 1, which has not,yf>t reported late years, however, he ha* been act­ 7-2-0-16-23-30; 8-0-13-20-27 on It The no wblll was ent to gen­ ing on boih stage apd screen. For -I. LAW YER 0-3-10-17-24-12tp Path* he acted In "The Explotta qf eral judiciary committee No. 2. — Court House Elaine;” then Metro aufrred him in Dally Herald on sala at Joe'a Srooka comedy and dramatic parta. Later he Houae, Mobley’a Drug Sta~a and acted Milt Shanks in "The Copper­ Bzoaiaed Glaooee Dsalgwed Uunt's Pharmacy. ** head” for the screen, and made four Henry McLaulin, Jr., production* for Whitman Bennett— The Herald for first data Job work. "The Devil’* Garden," "The Master O p t D. Mind,” “ The Great Adventure.” and . O g t ld * * -Q p te —etrtat Ratines, Voiles and Crepes, Ging­ “ Jim, the Penman.” IBl Raai First Street B u fw i Fla. Get An Abstract Before Cosmopolitan featured him in ita hams, Silks, Canton Crepes and many other values at the Sanford Dry production of Jack Boyle'a story, "The Baying Property W . J.,TH IG PEN Goods Co.'s July Clearance Sale, that Face in tho Fog” and then In "tfoomwill close Tuesday. Don't forret to erang BUI,” and in Blasco Ibanez’* Real Estate ..n- L , . ' m ___ m * • n iu u u a a e a e ....^ * - Action of Plant Board Quarantining Green Peas Act as Boomerang *. r-iji ■ J • . . )•>; v ; . . » , _ ,'VU" , to make this Htorc continuously nttrnctivc to you. Wc want you to fuel that this is,your shop where you can be sure of * the very best service. When You Think of Vulcanizing Wo want this store at once to occur to your mind. We nim to nltnin that end by the fairness of our prices und thc per­ fection tlf our service. K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y Oak Avenue und Third Street PIIONE 17------------------------------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA l l l l l R I K R I I l l l l l l l l l R I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N (This Wna Written hy a Woman) I am an oltl-fushione^l buyer of the necessi­ ties for my household. I go to the Htorc my­ self. To me this work is not irksome. In fact, I like it. I like to look at the shelves so full of cuns nnd packages of so many colors. I like to ilo this for the mime reason that I don’t mind lieing in a crowd. When in a crowd I look for familiar faces. e When I see them I am delighted. When I am in a store I look for familiar goods and when I see them I buy. Those goods have become familiar to me through advertising nnd I have noticed that the grocery men who have tho most of those familiar packages somehow or other seem to always go ahead. I went into a store not of my own choosing 5 hut with a friend who, among other things, asked for a very well known articlo of food which is packed in n can, although she did not ask for nny specific kind. I always buy ------------- and instinctively I Udd her thut wus the kind she should ask for. Thc tlealer overheard me and said, “ Mntlam, I never sell thut article, I Bell instead Bomethinf-very-fliueh-belter * ----- - - - my— own brand.” « •I | g SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. *.'• • WE SPARE NO J* IW hy A re Some Storekeepers So Obstinate? j. PURELY . : PROFESSIONAL : I t A - O T w ® P w s l f s t t e ... Involved In this suit sltunle In Btinl- the said Circuit Court at Kanfnrd. Hole County. Florida, dmerlhi'd as Florida, this lat day of June, A. I*. ftUU of H\VU. Hoc. S3. T|». 30 H.. It. 3'J 1933 , K., and the S*> of NWV, nnd tlw K. A. DOUGLAHU. NWq of NEK, Hec. S, Tl>. ! l 8.. It. C lerk C lrrult Cnurt, u. Kemlnnlo C ounty. F lorida. It Is hereby ordered that yntl and Ily : V. K. DOCHI.A8S, I*. C. each of you do appear to tlio Mil of eomplulnt tiendn Ill'll, on the 6th day G— 4 -1 1 -IX-35— 7 - 3 - 9 - 16-33-30-Mc of AimiM, A. I*. IS3I. It Is further ordered that this order of puMIcation lie published oner a I Cures Mnlarin, Chills week for elulit eonseeutlve weeks In | nnd Fever, Dengue or the Sanford Herald, n newspaper putt- . j lisheit In Sanford. HemInolo County, lliliouH Fever. Florida. 5-l-o.a.w.-20tc Wit nrsa my liund and the seal o f Then he launched into a fivc-minuto talk on why this article waa belter than the one I had named. But somehow my friend had been convinced by what I had sugftcHtcd and she did not buy that can which tho grover offered. And I thought as I wulked out how stub­ born and obstinate that man was. Ho had lost a sale, had probably taken his first step a toward losing a customer, nnd hnd certainly lost a good deal of time, especially since some other |H 'o p le were standing around waiting to be waited on. If that grocer hud sold advertised goods ho would certainly have hnd the brand I sug­ gested nnd he would have made n sale; in­ cidentally, he would havo bid us good day cheerily und wo would have been satisfied. Familiar faces are wonderful. To me, In my capacity as a buyer for a fairly large household,* familiar things on thc shelves of tho Htorcs I viiflt are only a little less wonder­ ful, for those familiur things help me in do­ ing better und more economically the job which I must work at every day. Those advertised articles which I buy and which I always buy I know havo been sub­ mitted to the criticism of both competitor nnd consumer. This subjection to almost world-wide critical examination demonstrates to me that the manufacturer has supreme confidence in his goods. He cannot tell a falHehoStrabom the IhTng^ho makes, because there arc too many in the world to find him out. ■ Constant advertising o f any product proves that product has stood the test of scrutiny. Is it any wonder then why I, as one o f sever­ al million women in my samo position, prefer nrticles with which I am acquainted to pro­ ducts about which 1 have no knowledge and ubout which the manufacturer does not seem to have the courage to enlighten me? Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies Ml � 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, 1923 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, July 30, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 30, 1923. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 30, 1923; <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/70c2fd0f50836cdaec9b1680fc4b1587.pdf fd344cd6c46210f32b8cc9a22032080c PDF Text Text «* ft ft JiT IN THE H EART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEG ETABLE SECTION VOLUME IV . NUM BER 103 SANFORD, FLO R ID A , S A T U R D A Y . JU LY 28, 1923 ADMINISTRATION MEANS THIRD PARTY NOW RED BANNER MINNESOTA AFFAIR PULLED DOWN IN HOBOKEN SAYS L A F O LLE TTE IF PRES­ ID EN T PERSISTS IN HECOMING C A N D ID A TE Was First Indication of People Hrenking Over the Traces of the G. O. P. I llj Thr \««<»rlntril I'rrww) N EW YORK, July 28.— A crowd stormed Hoboken headquarters of the Industrial Workers o f the World whose longshoremen nre on strike and tore down the red flag of the organization floating over the build­ ing. The flag, which has flown de­ spite protests of llohoken citizens, who demntided the Stars and Stripes also he rnised, was burned nftcr it wns torn down, according to New York headquarters o f I. W. W. which announced it telegraphed its protest to Governor Silzer o f New Jersey. The attacking force numbered about fifty. Five clerks in the offices of the Marine Transport Workers divi­ sion of the I. W. W. were unable to cope with the situation and stood silently by while the raiders hurled their literature out of window. • MEN (DNYKTED OF FHAtfD " " W H E S i. Reported That New York Evening: Mail Was American Owned . Mir The AwocUlfd I*r»a«> _ , NEW YORK, July 28.— The United States circuit court of appeals to­ day arrirmed tho conviction of Dr. Kdwnrd Itumcly former publisher of the New York Evening Mail and Walter Kaufman and Norman l.lndheim, attor­ neys, for defrauding alien property custodian un report of Mail's owner­ ship. The three men were ordered to the Atlanta prison to serve sentence of a year and a day each. Itumrly and attorney were accusd o f reporting to alien custodian during the war that the Mail was American owned whrn In fact the controlling interest was owned by the Imperial Gcrmato government. They were convicted Deccmlier, 1920, after the .Mali rhanged hands................ WOODROW WILSON SAYS CIVILIZATION NEEDS SPIRITUAL REDEMPTION IF IT IS TO SURVIVE IN MATERIAL WAYS ENGLAND I If PONSI IN H00SG0W Tl»r A*«orln(r«1 C t.E A R W A TE R , July 28. — Ira Holmes, and Charles Gerkln held ns susperts in conertion with the hold­ up o f the paymaster o f the Cummer Cypress Company at Ivu'oochee June 0, when four robbers escaped with $11,700, who sought reduction of bond in habeas corpus proceedings here today must remain in jail un­ less they enn produce $20,000 bond each, Judge McMullen ruled, refusing to reduce IhiiiiI. FOUR KILLED IN R.R. WRECK W I L L NEAR QUEBEQ TO G E R M AN Y'S REPARA­ TIO N MEMORANDUM HAS BEEN D RAFTED EXHAUST Every Means o f Reaching Agree­ ment in Full Accord With Groat Britain Transcontinental Has Bad Accident From Collision in Fotf llll The .tasm-UIri! I’ rraal BARIS, July 28.— The French nota to Great Britain, in reply to British The Vnhlez Grill makes a specialty suggestion ns to joint Response to o f Sunday dinners and Manager Falk Get many’s reparation memorandum and his good wife are always on the (III Thr A.«..rl«lrU I’ rraa) was said authoritatively today to job ready to see that you get wlmt QUEBEC. July 28.— Reports r e -1have been drafted with the determi­ you want. They know how to make you feel at home and the excellent reived here stated four men hnd been nation to exhaust every means of menu arranged for tomorrow will fill killed in a railway collision on east- reaching full accord with the British. the inner man with that- satisfying bound Transcontinental train near PA R IS, July 28.— Delivery o f the food that nines your enjoy your meals I'ickard this morning. Unconfirmed The conditions which Insured the report said three victims were bag­ French note is only awaiting word even in the summer time. That nice lllr Thr A»»,irl»lrrt I'rtM ) election o f Magnus Johnson to the gageman, engineer, and express from Jlrussi-ls that Belgian note to cool place to eat— the Valdez Grill. BOSTON, July 28. Former I’ resi- capitalism under one name or anoth­ .Senate from Minnesota, the Wiscon­ agent. Ixindon is also ready. The French dent Woodrow Wilson, writing under er thnt discontented classes every­ See the Sunday menu. sin senator said, exist generally M O N TR E A L, July 28.— Head o f­ roniniuiiication will la* delivered by where draw their Indictment." the dipt inn. "The Road Way From throughout the country, including the Everywhere, be says, there me I Courtesy is the keynote o f the Lit- fice of the Canadian National Bail- beginning of next week whethedr the Revolution," for the August number rust, lie insisted, however, that it thoughtful men who believe that capi-1||,q|, Cafeteria says the advertise- wavs confirmed reports that collision Belgian note is ready or not. The of the Atlantic Monthly, sounds a still is too early to predict with cer­ merit today und the elegant menu for ■occurred this morning m ar I ickar.l chances of rewelding entente with note of warning thnt our civilization lali.i mis indispensable to civilization, J tainty whether a Uiir dparty move­ Sunday dinner is given herewith. It nnd four men had bee. killed. Meagre Great Britain co-operating In effort hut lie goes oil to nsk: "Is the capi cannot survive materially unless it ment in 1021 would result. sue system ....... -. means thatcourtesy isalso mingled details indicate the castbound pas- to obtain guarantees for payment of talistie system unimpeachable?" he redeemed spiritually. Decause he is conceded to he the reparations by Germany arp thought “ Is it nottrue," the inquiry eon- j with goodthings to eat as well and senger train collided wit i a n g i This is the first lime since his ill­ lender o f the “ progressive bloc" in in n fog. to la- better than at any time since you gel nil of it at the l.u-ltelh. tinucs, "that capitalists have often ness that Mr. Wilson has made public Congress and to have a vast follow­ lahst January. Both Poincare and se eniedlore gnrd the men whom they his views upon present day problems ing among! the people of the north­ Itnldwiii lire declared to have shown in the United States ami throughout used ns mere instruments o f profit. west, a pronouncement by Mr. I.nevery disposition to make every pos­ P'O ’ ical and mental powers it the world. They will he preserved Follelte regarding his attitude to­ sible sacrifice. was legitimate to exploit, ought w« in permanent form between covers. ward 1821 has been awaited with un­ “ In these dreadful and anxious days not to seek a way to remove such o f - 1 usual interest by Republican and LONDON, July 28.— Opinion that when all the world is at unrest ami fonscs and make life itself clean for [ Democratic leaders alike. He indi­ Great Britain evidently will be oblig­ those who will share honorably and The Milane Theater which will look which way won will, the road cated today, however, that' he would open August 2, will furnish to the I ed to send its own reply to Germany cleanly in it ? nhihul seems darkened by shadows without co-operation from France not he in n position to make his inten­ theater-goers o f this section n first"The world hns been made fori which portend dangers of many kinds. tions known until after he returns class modern up to date play house1 an dBelgium is strengthened by tho It is,” snys the one who commanded democracy. There need now he no | latest reports from Paris. Some ob­ from his forthcoming trip abroad. fear that any such mail design ns that ^ in every respect. the ship t't of rumstate uni during till- Mii|) m'K the world servers, however, hope thu attitude "I think we must await develop­ The line of pictures to be furnished war, "only common prudence that we j entertained by the insolent and igno. -. of Belgium, aim of which Is described ments,” he said. “ 1 do not think it nre among the very best produced in should look about and attempt to as­ ant Ilolienzollrrns nnd their counsel-, ..... m ito iM f. ............... prevail ................ IIP, K I K K I I A I ) I I K K N ( A I I S I N I . by diplomatic correspondent of Daily humnnly possible for anybody to say this country. They have arranged |sess the causes of distress and tinTelegraph ns "ullempt to bridge the anything nbout a third party at this with the following large producers most likely >■ ' ■ » . * ^ means of removing ........ entry ........... . gulf between British and French F Oi R world safe again st irrational revoluM l l SO M I H im * time with any degree of certainty. If for service: them." standpoints" may keep the allies to­ lilicrnl men should be nominated by Then, avoiding partiss-vi ns in' lion. That supreme task, which is Goldwyu 'Cosmopolitan, United A rt­ gether to maintain a united front to­ both of the two old parties, I should nothing less than the salvation ists, Metro, Fox, Pathe, Associated analyses the existing state of Ameri­ ward Germany. « civilization,*now faces democracy, in doubt very much thnt there would Exhibitors. Hodklnson, 1.Itch man's can civilization, llie writer goes brief­ lie a third party movement at all. It ly to the root of the matter by mak­ sistrnt, Imperative. There is no es and several others. ' IN Q U IR Y FROM RUS­ Men Entombed raping it. utiles* everything we have Twenty-Eight would not avail much. Hut if plainly The opening picture is a.Goldwyu ing essentially what is a icligious ap­ built up is presently to full in ruin By Ex illusion Which W iih SIA ABOUT LOCATIONS indisputably reactionary men should Cosmopolitan production • mid was peal for a better understanding be­ about us, ami the United Slates, as T errific Blast be nominated by both o f the two old IN HANFOHD FROM I ll'S ­ tween the "haves” and the “ have (Hr Thr \»»oclnlrd l*reaa| shown in the larger cities only for IIIf Thr %aat*rlwlr«l Prraal the greatest of democracies, must un­ parlies, something In the way of a . * SIA N FARMF.RS SH E FFIELD , F.nglnnd, July 28.— riots." . N K W YO RK, July 28.— Champion two dollars. third pnrty may develop. Twenty-one men -.lieHetfeil to have Jack Dempsey will meet Luis Angel "Real ground for the universal un­ dertake it. This is the first showing south of "The road that leads away from been killed by an explosion in Multl.y Firpo o f Argentina ill fifteen round “ What is done by existing party.or­ rest," he asserts, "lies deep at the The ClianilH-r of < oininerre is in Atlanta, a pre lease picture, a pro­ ganisations may go far in bringing sources o f the spiritual life of our revolution is clearly marked, for it is colliery. Fire had been musing trou­ light to decision for world's heavy- j receipt o f an inquiry fro inn party in duction that went big in the large .......................... , dclined by the nature of men ami of ble ill the workings for some weeks. weight championship nl Polo Grounds Khnrkouf. Russin. who ndvlse* o f his about a third pnrty movement. Con­ time, and lends to revolution." cities where shown as any picture re­ of the Russian revoluorganized society.* It therefore Twenty-eight nu-n were entombed Friday. September 14, Promoter Tex intention to locate in Florida. He is ditions recently* disclosed in Minne­ The cause cently given the public. sota exist very generally over the lion, which he cnlls "the outstanding hooves us to study very carefully by the explosion in the Malthy col­ Rickard announced. Prices will range interested principally nl lieekeeping The policy of the management will event of its kind in our age,' wus in and very candidly the exact nature of liery where fire hud been causing from three to twenty-five country, much more so in the enst dollars, and has asked for full particulars re­ than is generally realized." Asked be to give to the people such as they hi» view a “ systematic denial to the the task and the means of its accom­ trouble several weeks. Terrific nu- lowest on record for heavyweight garding the industry as it is carried ture o f theexplosion made ntiy opera­ rhunipionsliip l.out and half that of on around Sanford, nnd in addition nbout his views on the remnoininntion want in entertainment and at prices great body of Russians o f the rights plishment. "The sum of the matter is this, tions to gel in communication with there nre several inquiries general in of President Harding, Senator Lnhol- that enn I k- afforded. When the and privileges which all normal men IJeiimsey-CnrpcnUcr tickets. that our civilization enn not survive prices iff admission are lifted you nature. The letter is couched in ex­ tinmen impossible for some time hut Icltc replied that he "did not think desire ami must luivg. if they nre to Sunday dinner at the Seminole is cellent English, and Hie Inquirer is Mr. Harding is regarded us a liberal may rest assured that you will he be contented and within reach of hap­ materially unless it Ih- redeemed rescue parties nre on hand ready to spiritually. Here is the final chal­ start as soon as conditions permitted. always an event looked forward to without doubt a man of eduention^and given value for every extra penny piness." or progressive." I hut may lie added to the regular One hundred men were working In with pleasure as they give you the knowledge o f this country. . What has this to do with America? lenge to our churches, to our political “ Mr. Hnrding'a record in the sen­ and then prices. Our regular prices will be :ir> “ It was against capitalism," he de­ organizations and to our capitalists While inanities have been received the mine at the time o f the explosion, licst* the market affords ate was that of a reactionary," he mid 10 cents specials in proportion as clared, "that the Russian lenders di­ To every one who fears God or loves twenty-eight of them of the fair end some. It is cooked just like mother by the local Chamber from Hawaii, added. "H is administration, in- my o f gallery near the fire. The force used to cook it nnd lias that flavor Sweden, Wales, South Africa and oth­ rected their attack, and it is against his country." view, has l>ecn a reactionary admin­ to the cost of production. The picture you will see Thursday exerted along the gallery by the blast that makes one feel at home. Per­ er foreign places this is lhe first that istration." at the opening is a special feature, hr Aught down such quantities of fect service g.a-s with this elegant has come from the Bolshevik country. Take your Innsmuch ns nearly every Russian shown in Atlanta and Hirmingham nl stone, coal and ust as to cut off menu published today. Sunday dinner at tluSeminole. romiug to this Country in reputed to fifty c«;nt* for adults and twenty-live twenty-eight miners. have sonic of the late Czar c ertown for children. You may rest assured that your jewels, it mny In- that if this individ­ ual has any of these jewels in his comfort will he looked after in every possession, he might tempt one of the possible manner. Order will Ih* pro-, loonl •celery growers to swap some Rain Insurance Prevented Jupiter served and nothing rowdy will he per­ mitted by any one. The opening of of his land for them. I'luvia From Attending. this most comfortable and up to date^ that a good view can he obtained .*f it Musical Carnival Day, while not theater fills « hmg needed und de­ • ■ .- — the Woman’s Club intends to get out the financial success anticipated, of-* sired place in our city and county. T A L L A IIA H S K K , July 28.— Official I mice o f the increase is shown In the h spccisl edition of the Herald at forded a good time to a great many. Regular programs will Ik* printed and half mill levied for tick eradication same will give weekly attractions and which time the building will receive The atheltlc events, handled entirely statement from executive offices fixed under the act o f the legislature this n full and complete description and by the Seminole Athletic Association, each will have the price plainly print­ the state millnge for the year at 11'.4 year. An increase o f 1-4 o f a mill ed so at no time will there be any nil o f those who had a hand In. the went off without a hitch. This organ­ mills, this is three-eighths o f a mill for the state luiard of health is offset The Woman’s Glgb of Sanford held committees, all o f whom report splen­ work. ization has again proven its ability to chance o f embarrassment ton arriving by « reduction in the prison tax of 1-4 All of the guests at the informal an informal house warming Friday, did progress in their efforts to secure handle nITuirs o f this nature and as­ at the box office. Everything will be lower than the figures announced yes­ of a mill. linens, silver, chlnaware, etc. reception Inst night went Into rhap­ sisted considerably in making the a f­ done to look after your comforts and terday and which were withdrawn la­ the occasion lieing in the nature o f u A comparative table for this year fair a auceeas. “ Voluminous" Victor make it pleasant for you. ter in the*aftcmoon because of the Mrs. It. E, Tolar, preaident o f the sodies over the new building and were celebration on the completion o f their During the winter seasons we will alfd last follows: the Check, preaident o f the association, new elufi house. These feminine de­ Woman’s Club, Mrs. Earnest Gallo­ unstinted in their praises for discovery of an error in the figures. furnish you with road shows which General revnue, 1922 6 4 mill*, 1923 votees ( » civic advancement are to bo way, chairman of the building com­ women and all thsoc who had A hand kept things moving until the Inst event on tho program was concluded. will !>e high class. We havesrv" a‘ rnngratqDitcd on putting 'tovet* what mittee, the executive committee and In the metamorphosis o f the old build­ TALLAHASSEE, July ^ . - F l o r i ­ 6 7-H, The moonlight dance was u suc­ New York connections through which da's state tax. millnge for this year State school tax, 1922 1 mill,, 1923 WAR apparently At the beginning an entire membership arc to be congrat­ ing Into the new structure that takes cess in every particular. The hall wo will hook attractions and this ‘will bo l i f t mills, according to unof­ L mill. Impossibility. Starting on the pro­ ulated on their Initiative which result­ its place among the fine new edifices . game between Sanford und Del-and means that you will sec every thing ficial Information obtained from the Pension tax, 1922 2 4 mills, 1923 verbial shoestring they have financed ed In the construction o f this club that are giving Sanford such a repu­ 0 icxultcd in a 0-0 tie. Many thnnks that conics Into the-state by work, wlnsomeness and wlnnfhg house, a beautiful monument to their tation over the state A fltavln g such a state comptroller’s office late yester­ 2 4 mills. are due the Sanford merchants who without leaving Sanford. remarkable growth along every line. State Board of Health 1922 1-4 mill Ways,-one of the most attractive club untiring efforts. An up to date theater in an up to day. This is seven-eights of a mill contributed tho prizes. Tho follow­ It would seem to those who Inspect­ The old building has been completo houses of Its kind in the stato and In more than last year's mlllage which 1923 1-2 mill. ing individuals also deserve specail date town is what wc will furnish and ed the building last night that no-daly remodelled and the succesi of this which every citizen o f Sanford takes State Road Deportment, 1922 1 your patronage totalled 10 5-8. mention for the great amount of time wc will appreciate just pride. The architecture is- Span­ venture la due In a great part to the tail has been overlooked and from front Dosed on last year’s assessed valu­ mill, 1923 1 mill. ______ an detfort they put In to make the and support. . . Prison tax, 1922, 3-8 mill; 1923, 8 8 ish, unique In design. Sptclous as­ progressive and artistic ides* o f El­ entrance to the kitchen the fine audL ations In the state of $421*448,616, the day a success. Schellc Maine*, b- Rsembly halls and numerous commit- ton Moughton, Hanford’s architect tqrium, the stage for entertainments, . You can buy It for less at Church- new millagc will bring the state an mill. Wilaon, Dean Turner, John Gillon, S. toe room* make It particularly adapt­ who has accomplished the Impossible the gallery, the assembly rooms and Tick eradication, 1923, 4 mill. income of $4,848,067.71. M. IJoyd, Fred W. Ball, E. A. Ball, well’s and tonight and Monday they A statement giving tlui millage as able fo r Club meetings and conven­ In building architecture— taking an dressing rooms and the entire struc­ This year's Increase^ever the fig ­ Intend to show you even though you and E. D. Mobley. ures for. the p rcccd ii^ycar is account­ 11 7-8 was Issued earlier in the day tions. Culinary arrangements pro­ old building and remodelling It econ­ ture is just right and the new build­ Rain iniurance had been taken out might be from Missouri. The specials ed for by a jumprsin 3-8s In the mil- fropt the executive offices but later vide facilities for handling collations omically and making a complete new Ing will undoubtedly be classed among to coyer expenses but despite the fact on dress ginghams, percales, Indian (he most complete fo r work and tha Head and other goods quoted in the Inge fqr general revenue purposes, was withdrawn* when it was discover­ incidental to social functions. ‘ The And roost artistic building out oM t. th a t'll rained with! nhalf a mile of furnlnshings o f the Interior o f the ' As soon as the work on the outside most beautiful from the buUder*a ed that an error had been made In which wan boosted from 6*4 to 6 7-8, lake Mary not a drop fell there. Such Herald today will prove the truth o f Club has been delegated to numerous o f the building Is complete In order point o f view in the state. according to tho figures. The hal­ the compilations. their assertion. * » sthe perveraneea o f old Pdulvlua. (Ill Tfcr Assnrlalril I’ rraal W ASH IN G TO N , July 28.— Declarinjr thnt President Harding's admin­ istration had been a “ reactionary ad­ ministration," Senator • LaFollctte, Republican, Wisconsin, predicted here today taht should "reactionaries” be nominated for the presidency ' next year by Iwth major parties, n third party movement may result. Former President Writes Caption “ The Road Away From Revolution” in Atlantic Monthly Milane Theatre Opens Next Thursday, Aug:. 2 With a Fine Picture Musical Carnival Day Not Financial Success * But All Enjoyed Day TWENTY ONE MEN KILLED BY EXPLOSION IN COLLIERY NEAR SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND JACK DEMPSEY JTERRIFIC EXPLOS’N MEETS FIRPO POLO GROUNDS FLORIDA’S STATE TAX MILLAGE FOR THIS YEAR IS 11 1-2 MILLS, UNOFFICIAL INFORMATION FIGURES WOMANS CLUB RUIUDING ^ Obtained From State Comptroller’s Office Late Yesterday BUILT FOR GROWING NEEDS Of the Sanford o f the Future by Untiring Efforts of the Ladies . A /UC \ �I i'+jQ PAGE EIGHT TH E SA LF O R D D A IL Y HERALD, FRIDAY, J C lY .^ 1 9 2 3 ^ aiiirov taaiij^ fil.lHU Dig UJUKf Hi | Aa'.atuls were hire. Sweet, Mrs. Jones, Me. nnd Mrs. Loch, nil o f I.nke A . C. Jones, E uro nr MRB. FRED DAIGKR. flbclcly Editor Mnry, Hrrnary, N. It. Robinson o f Sanford Phone 217-W nnd many others wore over, all re­ r * m k a ta a i r frlrn ila a la lt la * r n — If rm m a re e o lk c I i r n k r r f « r r m a la i porting n good time. k a a r , « r I f r n o re re trH o lp la fc , w rite ■ eo a la l r « H la this rfranrltw ral, a l r l n * Oatol la, n r I r lr r k a a r Ih r llr w . l l w i l l ’ l»e n r e a llr i l f r r r l i l r l . ' At Wif Jlfr For Florida: Partly cloudy tddny and tomorrow, with local thundershowers. I ii* ta ta ta ta Ml W W t a ta ta f k k k * W V fc n C ta rj ti a Mineral production In Florida Hu reached above the 18,000,000 mnTk annually in recent years. Bali clnye are found in tho state possessed o f white ’ burning qualities, which arc refractory and of high plaafctiq||y. Tljo ,clfpf./« widely, distributed in ccnlrnl peninmilk Ftoridk bcl6b commcrdally-prn tfared, in I’ utnnm and !,*kb count!to'. Mort* than eighteen million bricks ycnrly have been produced, in addition to tilo, drain-tile and fire-proofing brick. » The setting o f straw­ berry* plants continued; and ptcpnrd* tions fo r fall truck was active wheqp the aoil w as' sufficiently dry. Early sweet potatoes arc In market.' Cit­ rus trees are in good condition) tho fru it in developing nicely and it la holding well. Tho weather was most­ ly favorabio for the setting o f ptnoapplo slips. Some heavy rains yore: Madison. 2.4; MonUccilo, 2.0; Glen St. Mary. 3.2; Quincy. 2.2. nnd T al­ lahassee,'2.7 Inchon. Tho heaviest In! the central division wns Ocnln, 4J& inches. Figs nnd poenna are doing well. The minimum temperature at Tensacola, 02 degrees, was the lowest of record for July; it occurred on the ... a Mi overflowed. 1FLORIDA FACTS ^” a m. WHYAWOfth •S AN’S CLUB? k c in iiP in iit a ft B iin r z . M h ta Ml ta ---------- T O N I G H T ^ NORMA TALMAD -••a n d - LEW. CODY ta e Mi Mrs. Whitman Caldwell and. non — IN— t a t o M i i c i M h i t a i a n a bn nnd brother Erbin Seay, left yester­ “ Thr aim of your woman's club la a Mi day by motor fo r Hastings, Fin., to mako your own town bigger, bet­ SO C IAL C A L E N D A R ta Mi where they wero met by her father, ter nnd more livable." . MFriday— Informal house warm Ihr of Dr. Wnltcr Sony, going from there In tho ten years o f its life, the Mi on to Jacksonville wljcyr they will tji ;ta I the Woman’s Club from 8:30 to 11 Womnn’a Club of Hanford haa shared Mi p.‘ ni'. r! ir • spend several weeks ns‘ the guests i largely in the following endeavors: ta o f Dr. and Mrs. Seay. They were Mt Bn iU W fm -t_____ j ^ r . — t ftoucht and paid for its first home Mary Turner'a plan of Cll. Mi I Among the business .visitors in tho nrcnmgfntrrt ns fa r an Hastings by .hit* and the p r c w n fc ln b 'lo t,‘ venge fo r a wrong by kccoiwl i; IM ta .City Substantial, , yesterday from Widcman Caldwell and Joe Caldwell. In th « bounds „ ( i h, M 1 Hold Red Cross Christmas Seals James Crosby o f Euifls'winrnmnhg J A C K SO N V ILLE , Ju ly £7.— Tho St ta Tampa, w a *-J ;-p . Jfnrthrn. nehemo o f blackmail fina||y ^ • • f,.’ •■• ■ r the business visitors In Sanford yes­ maximum nnd minimum temperatures every year. Mi ta 20lh. charm when love entered Ik* i Took the initiative in tho organiza­ Ml terday. in representative cities furnished by Mi and converted evil into ^ } Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Roll and Miss tion o f the local Red .Cross Chapter. the weather bureau from records com­ Ml ta V H IN E C ITIE S S T A G N A T E Perrio I.ce Hell ami Master Jack Roll mn Tnlmadgc was never W E N TR K NOUS BRIDGE CLUB. Stood back of all war-time projects. ta piled at 9 p. m. last night follow : . Ms W ITH F R E N C li IN RUHR are spending a few days in Jackson­ than she is in "Within 0* Entertaining in her usual charming Cities ta Max. Min. Arranged community ChristAias Mi A lso— ville. in * . I n n - 'u l r d P rc » s t nnd gracious mnnncr, Mrs. J. G. Rail Atlantic City .... __ HO 04 trees. h la k j h i M in M N fci STRASBOURG, Germany, July 20. TO entertained nt bridge nt her home on Atlanta — ...... Initiated community singing, chorea Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Harvard lenvc Park avenue, the guests being the Hlrntisbaurg, capital city o f AlsaceBoston .............. ..... 78 00 work gind brought talent o f note. W E EK LY W EATHER Only One Day Old tomorro w for New York where they members o f the Enlrc Nous Bridge Buffalo ..... . .... 70 60 A N D CROP B U L L E T IN Tstrrnine, nnd JVfnnnhcini, the inland Drought a series o f W ar Lectures. w ill purchase new fall stock for Club. Chlcngo ............. CH Brought ChsuUiuquns two years. Rhine jporl which Is the chief com­ Yowell Co. A ll kinds o f summer flowers were Cincinnati ........ 68 Worked twice for Increased mill- For thr Week Ending July 23, 1921. mercial center o f Baden, both nro •» i . artistically arranged in baskets and Dcs Moines _____ 82 04 •age fo r school tax. Dr. and Mrs. IT. II. McCaslln and vnsen in the rooms where tho card Kastport, Maine The weather was unfavorable dur­ suffering greatly today nn a result of .... G4 60 SanCollected tho money for the Mr. imd Mr*. J. II. McCoalin spent tables were placed. Kansas City .... 8<J ing the forepnrt o f the week, espec­ the continued French occupation o f 70 yesterday most plcasnnlly nt Coron­ ford White Way. ially orcr tho northwestern portion the Ruhr. Freights on tho river nrc ___ 80 60 The tally cards were also floral dc- New York ......... ado Reach. of Rained money for nn increase Pittsburgh ........ o f the northern division, namely, virtually nt a standstill, and the 78 66 signs, and when scores were counted Madison, I.eon, Quincy, St. Louis ............ __ 80 68 teachers’ salaries. . after nn absorbing gamo o f bridge, Jeffenton,jlourj!<t traffic o f other Unys in no Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Gibbons o f the price for high score among tho Toledo ........... __ 78 60 Did the first work toward depot nnd adjacent counties, where the rain-i „ , . ,____ more. Hence docks nro deserted nnd Wavarly, Fla., arc spending n short club members, n dainty fan, was won Washington ........ 82 . 62 beautification. fall wns heavy; Uio latter part o f th e ! “ Where Will (he . time in Sanford nnd are plcnnnnlly by Mrs. Donne Turner. Tho guest Has sold mnny hundreds of shrub.” week gave leas rnjn, but the hot sun holds empty. Spend Klcrnily’ located at tho Montezuma, Strasbourg’s factories are almost Mi ta Ka ta ami ornnmcntaln for Hanford homes. hid n scalding wlfoct on some late prize, n bridge act, wont to Mra. Subject ta Held nn Arbor Day nnd set nienty corn. The rainfall’ Wds not ho heavy, all closed down. Tho canal connect­ J. G. Sharon. . ing the city with the ,Rhine b filled ta memorial palms. • Mr. and Mra. Alfred Robson spent Chicken natnil sandwiches, stuffed and it was less general in tho control ta Held study classes o f state and na­ nnd snu(hc:u divisions, although tho with idle ships. ♦There is little activ­ tke afternoon ahd evening here yes­ tomato salad, relish nnd mint iced tea . at (he ity »•: the railroad yards, and few ta tional laws. terday cn route to Tampa, HL Peters­ were served nt the conclusion o f tho soil has ample molxleurc. High wa­ trains crews the bridge. Tourists havo Held health crusade In schools, and ta burg and other points on the West game. fe r is ngnln prevalent, howover, over turned to other routes, where travel ta better babies contests. Coast. ' . much of the Evorg’ ades section ta is easier, and not subject to m ilitary Mra. J. G. Sharon nnd Mrs. F. J. Organized nnd collected fo r ceme­ the disadvantage and loss o f some interference, nnd th? local hotels nqd Gonzales substituted for absent club tery improvement for threo years. Mr, and Mrs. John C. Smith nnd members. The club members pres­ crops in the immediate vicinity of. tho cafe.i arc empty. With its 300,000 Built, equipped and managed n Norma Tnlmadgc nnd Lew Cody in Master Wilson Smith motored to ent were Meadnmca Harry Wilson, Everglades. The condition o f cotton inhabitants, Strasbourg is in a nad Dr. M. M. Martinson, frm| school lunch room for two years. 'Within the L a w " tonight. Tampa yesterday where they will R. J. Holly, Deane Turner, B. F. Hcdpcl put home economics course in practically unchanged, except thni. plight, and cm bo likened to n dc-ii'iorida Sanitarium, spend a few days combining business Whltncr, S. O. Chase and E. I). Mobtho fair weather, or, nt least, tho rerted .orphan. In High school. .vill apeak on Mary Turner's plan o f guining re­ and plcanurc. Icy. • less rainfall, eiiahicd farmers to work In Mannheim miles nnd miles o f Started fund for n band shell. venge for a wrong by keeping with­ grassy fields; not much more will be warehouses are closed and guarded Held n milk campaign. in the bounds of the lnw in a scheme I, F. Thomas of Jacksonville N O TIC E STOCKHOLKPH MEETThrough Mra. C. M. Derry, a valued done, however, in that line. Com- by French soldiers in hcbrrts nnd o f blackmail finally lost its charm been the guest o f her sister, ’ INGt member, obtained the g ift o f the Rob­ nlninta o f weevil, grass, rust, nnd khnki flHd uniforms. Hundreds o f when love entered her heart and con­ I. Holly, is now the guest of inson Spring property from Hon. M. idle ships nnd barges line the canals shedding feat v ie nil reports; the crop verted evil into good. R. Savnge nt her home on Tho annual meeting of the Stock­ O. Overstreet, thereby conserving for is exceptionally poor. Several "first nnd the hanks o f the huge inner har­ mue. holders o f the Sanford Truck Grow­ Norma Tnlmndgc was never lovelier tho future one of the beauty spots of j([)jos" wore marketed during the bor, whilo the extensive nrilrond yards ers Inc., will be held nt the Court Who wna tho first Seminole county. thnn she is in “ Within the Law.” week; tliey entne from Lake and Sum­ fire filled with dead locomotives and Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Winters and J. R. House Wednesday, August 1st, nt 8 Took the Initiative In the organizefreight cars. your creator, (Jod or ter counties. Considerable bay was __ , t ,. • Callan of Chattnnoogn, Tcnn., arrived p. m. All stockholders are urged to Tho streets o f the city are relatively Also International News only one tlon o f u Pnrcnla-Tcachcr' Assi»cInlioii saved, nnd much enrly corn wns har­ the city yesterday for u brief so* bo present. 102-Frl-Tuo fo r the Sanford public schools. deserted. Hundreds o f factories are day old. arc stopping nt the MonContributed yearly to the Florldn vested; late corn was damaged ir working only on part time, und the some instances by high tempearture The Congrcgntionn! Christian En­ owner o f every good automobile has And tonight the guesta o f honor will Chidlrcn's Home Society. — badly "fired" to quote reporters. deavor Society arc giving n tacky For several year:, the club has done rent it away in fear o f confiscation bo Dr. King nnd fam ily nnd will ace Cane, peanuts, velvet beans, nnd by the French. Mannheim, with its Mrs.. C. G. Roland and daughters, social nt Mrs. Robinson's corner of “ Within the Im w" without cost to work in the city parks. Has aided in every community ac­ sweet potatoes made fnir to good population of a quarter o f n million, Misses Ethel nnd Jessie Roland, who 11th street nnd Myrtle avenue. Ice them, the trent being on tho house. have been the guests o f Mr. nhd Mrs. c*fciim and cake w ill be sold during tivity which has needed n helping pnogress, except that cane nnd other is listless and fearful o f the .ftuture, Wutch for next week's program us hand, wlth'nn especial interest in the crops in the Everglades are subjected ami seems like a city that has gone G. L. Bledsoe nnd family, returned the evening. Come ami do your pnrt. • 101-2tp It will contain some real pictures. Ferdol-Laughton Memorial Hospital. to rnther high water— some lands to sleep. to their homo in Hartford, Ala.' . The above does not cover many worth while departmental efforts, but does bespeak in n general way what tho Sanford Woman’s club haw done and-is trying to do to make our town bigger, better and more livable. • Drop in on us Friday evening front eight to eleven and sec our new home. TEMPERATURE “WITHIN w LAW” International Ne IE ’AN Sunday Night, Julyj Gospel Tent, Palrncl and Third Tuesday, July 311 TIow to Live for He Wednesday, Augt “Christ and Creationl Evolution” __ £1 ' Thursday, A “Th< *the Friday, August “ The Great LAST D A Y -S A T U R D A Y SPECIALS For the liwt day of our Sale we offer the most startling; valuca of. the whole aca.spn. The pric­ es on Ihla merchandise is practically below coat, but we are mtcrificing theae Roods to make room for our new Fnll stock which is now beginning to arrive, lie here early for these excep­ tional choice bargains: DRESSES MILLINERY All frocks, both cotton and ailkn, to go nt reduced sale prices, but here are .'I specials that can't be beat: Still left a choice selection of good Mid­ summer Sport lints in white and colors, at -About 20 Voiles and Organdies, values up to $14.50, at $2.95 — $3.95 , No. Values to $0.95. $5.00 No. 2.— 45 French Voiles, Normandies and Swisfics, values up to $1G.75, at Pretty Street ami Dress Huts in Leghorns, Straws uml Combination Materials, at $3.95 A J^ $4.95 $7.95 Values to $8.95. No. ,1.— Special lot of Peggy Paige Dresses in Canton Crepe, Frou Frou, Foulard and Wool Crepe materials. Values from $45,00 to $50.00. Lust day only— IScnutifnl Patterns Hats, large uml med­ ium shapes, uny lint, your unre­ stricted selection nt $19.95 REDUCTION $1.89 Kayacr Slipper Heel II ohc,— Black and Soul Brown, $3.50 regular at— $2.95 BIG THREE DAY Saturday and Monday • . * r |J l Pg * 35 #* 1 . Octagon BbajH!, 15-jewel, 20ycar gunriuitec, 11-Kurnt gold filled Watches, Original price $21.50. Special— * * $9.75 DIAMONDS The finest blue, W hile Wcsnelton, ranging from 1/4 Kar­ at to 1 1/2 Harold, averaging from $250.00 to $350.00 per knrut. We arc allowing IS IIOUNII TO A P I’ E A L TO P E O P LE WHO L IK E T O S A V E In our Shoe Department wo arc offering some excellent values, you can't afford to paM S ] 3 B IG E X T R A S P E C IA L S V * EX TR A SPE C IAL Black Hhoor Chiffon Hose, regular $2.50 viiIuch, Satur­ day only— • Why don’t the miners rule that no man can be a union official unless ordinary people cnti pronounce bis name? CH U R CH W E LL GLOVES About 150 Paint of Kayscr Silk nnd ChitmobteUe Cloven, Regular length and gauntlet. Colors, white, grey, black, brown and beaver. Values up to $2.25. Saturday only, at— 98c UNDERWEAR Fine quality Nainsook, Satin utrfycd Teddy, value $1.50, at 1 0 % Off the above prices We carry a large . stock o f Hamilton, Wallhnm, Elgin and other standard makes of Watches, nt reduced prices. LA D IE S ’ IILA C K KID OXFORDS, per pair.............................................’ 15.00 LA D IE S ’ OXFORD, Ton, trimmed in Itrown, per pair .............. ......................... **" MOO LAD IE S’ E fiY IT IA N $6.30 LA D IE S ’ O NE-STRAP PUM P, (black or brown), per pair .......r......... M.30 BOYS’ DROWN OXFORDS, (sixes 2 K to 5P,>. per pair 1..... k ____ ______$S;00 MEN’ S SHOWN OXFORDS, Dal or llln„ per pair The Poatofflce la Next Door to U b — " ........ $7.00 M E N ’S DROWN BAL. OXFOBDS, per p a ir ......., ......................... Extra fine grade of Batiste Gowna. Pretty lace trimmed and tailored at— J ND Special prices ou.Petticoats nnd Costume Slips CUT GLASS Hnnd-painted Chinaware, Sil­ verware and a large display of the famous Bulova Watches, specially priced. . $8.00 M E N ’S B LA C K K ID BLU. OXFORDS, per pair ..............__________ 1 L 1 2 L — ' ■ F irst Street yjbtrtti S A N D A L (W h ite trimmed in red), per pair". --------------------------- M i l l / _ • �in tads two Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co. do. F o r instance the'ncw . W efnluil' Club la an example o f iH h I spirit o f go ahead. The women started to build at a time when thing* looked rather blue but they ncvci wavered. They were told they eoulc’ not make oyer the old club house Into a new one but they did. They wert told they could not raise the money but they did and they are. They were told that the location would not be suitable but it seems that it Is. And this fine little bunch o f boosters have built a building o f which any city could,well feel proud. T h ey'a re the faminide part o f the boo»ters who are making Sanford. ' W e intend to build a real city here we will .know the reason why and nothing will stop that Sanford spirit that knows no poverty, no hard tlm c v no failures. THBSAN rORP nAIUY HERALD,SATURDAY, JULY 28,1923 r — Agaiifst Big flddal K» v; k ' s r v pv ’ l i c otic K tn in k to ** M A H ’, ------ > mep or* corns h is Ton rrt ‘ Th e.total c v s t.o f the new Rouge, including bridges, dredging ,and right o f vjaj/Jll festlniatci^ at $10,000,000. l a E T On rof> oF VUH JEST o n c e IH aA l t i t ALV NOtA \ -»— r— • 'p T »» ' , .|| jj; | I Fort Pierce-pContraft [awarded for $400,000 r^vjr ImproYcnugits, work to begin at once. M K K B M I T U B ASSOCIATED F H K M T h « Aaeoelatad Press Is «sclustv«1r •nt 1(1*4 to U s uss for rspubllcatlon of FRE E SPEECH all news dispatches credited to It or not oth er*lee credited In thte paper and also the local news published Suppression or restriction of free herein. A ll righto of ro.publleatlon of special speech wns necessary during the war IlspsUhea herein are wise reserve*. Offleel K K R A L D BCILD D vn. r h .s e ISO period, for military' nnd patriotic ren- Stuart— $00,510, in building permits issued this month. K ill BASi i m "-* I w ! III' i 1 m SI *T§M B e ll B url If; | v ii ltd ] 11 11 f t y| . « I t 1 • ’ i more money. You can not have im­ provements without spending money. ■ o----------A man who had an awful crush on Mabel Normand, the movie picture actress has been adjudged insane. He ~ \ J&- '-*v loved Mabel from a distance which is M *' probably all tho better for the poor nut. He at least did not..have ..to spend nny money on her. — .. ... o----------I pity no man because he must work. I f he is worth his salt, he will work. I envy the man who has a work worth doing nnd docs it well. There never has been devised, nny law which will ennble a man to suc­ ceed save • by the exercise o f those ijua lilies which hnve always lie on the prerequisites of success, the qualities of hnrd work, o f keen intelligence, of unflinching will. — Theodore Roosevelt. — ------o — "Lost hangings" ure taking place over the state now. You will have to hurry nnd get your order in if you want to be hanged befose Janury first. One o f the late ones is recorded from Gainesville yesterday when the negro who killed n white ninn in cold blood some lime ago wns hanged. He was taken to Palutkn and the jail there was assaulted but the mob wus beaten off by the sheriff nnd the law allowed to take its course. * In New Mexico, nn cdjtor dared to criticise a court. He wns sent to jail for a long term on charges o f crimin­ al libel nnd contempt o f court. Governor Hinkle gave a complete pardon to the editor in both cases. He said the court had infringed the right Don't you like your fine little city o f free speech and the liberty of the i — the best in the world. press 'and that the editor wns only -------- -- ------------exercising his privilege ms n -free The boosters o f Sanford intend go- American citizen in saying what he ' fng ahead and make all needed Im- thought, whether it concerned n court 1 provementa this Mummer. or any other institution, or any in­ ............. o-----------dividual. And when winter comes the visitors A ll honor to Governor Hinkle, who to the city will know that they have must be a real American.— Tampa arrived in a real progressive place. Tribune. ■ ■ o -----Congratulations to the Woman’s Club. They have accomplished won­ LA W S ARK M ADE FOR TH E RICH ‘ v <■ ders in such n short time and with The heroine in the * pictures the little money. They are real boosters. other bight said: "The Inws are ----- o---------- Sanford is to hnve nn 18-holc mu­ made for the rich" nnd she proved nicipal g olf links. That enterprising it by making money dishonestly but burg is bound to hnve all the latest keeping within the law nnd engaging a good lawyer ull the time to defend Improvements.— Tampa Times. »W s her. This Is true nine times out of ----------o----------L' j $*.»•'i * The poor devil thnt hns no *4 t '.,* * ' »• Strikes in the hard coal i ml us try ten. money and no friends ran he rail­ fcj t l f it . loom on the horixon again but we roaded to the prison camps any time should worry in Fioridn ns long an 2L » the timber lasts. The price of coal Cegordlcss o f his innocence or guilt • has much to do with the rxoflu* of nnd nothing Is said about it. The man with money commits the same northern visitors early in the full. *' *" ■ crimes and is let off with a light fine ----------- o----------i. According to reports-from the state or nrquitted because he can engage a capital there is u slight increase in lawyer to defend him. And in today's the state taxes. We arc not afraid papers we find the following to sup­ of thnt. A growing elty, a growing port this theory and stories like thin county ,a growing stale will nrrd are 4n the papers every day., EUROPEAN PLAN . OPi ROOM OUTSID TRY A HERALD1WANT AD FOR RESULTS SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALp TODAY! a B B a ilS S IS S B B S B I ■ ■ ■ X B B B B B B B B ^ B B B B B B B K B B B B B B B B B lB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B g g g H n n sons. This necessity no longer ex­ ists. Efforts to curb, thnt right us­ ually meet with quick defeat. Farrtsn AJvertlalnj Hrp THE AMERICAN PRESS AJ A CHEERFUL .W E L C O M E ^ M T S ^ X S H II. G.,Cross, a youngwfhiUMWM.flmi ployed by the state road A partm en t^ maintenance camp here. The execu­ tion will take place in the county Jail, between 10 a. m. and 2 p . m . Johnson haa protested his inno­ cence since hia conviction in the cir­ cuit court here last month. Two ne­ groes, however, have Identified him as the slayer. \ Cross nnd hia bride o f a month had moved here shortly bcfoA; the mur­ der from Albany, Ga. ...Valdez Grill...’ • * i Special Attractive Weekly Rates During the Summer Months SPECIAL TABLE d’HOTE D IN N E R SU N D AY, J U L Y 29TII INTERNATIONAL CARTOON C O ,^ Si ~ Daily Arrival of Florida Lobster and Shrimp. Banquets and Dinner Parties on sliort nolic*. { A ll Catering done by A. Fred Falck, one o f Florida's lending chefs— W hile service exclusively! » engineer," he writes us, "and am in Clny county, fumncinl provision, esteemed n thorough mechnnic as through county bond issues, etc., had - ’ il well ns executive nnd have had charge been made for tho completion o f the *1.00 . M ENU,,.*1.00 >| o f several manufacturing plnhts as road. ;tWith tho exception o f this superintendent." We hnve nn idea thnt he is a good man nnd would wunt small stretch the road is in good con­ Grapefruit* Cocktail l' to buy n home here nnd, maybe, his dition nil the way. Duvnl county has ■ > 'T 1 boy would grow up hero into future j recently voted a bond issue o f $3,! .iBothge. Imperial or Essence .of Tomato en citizcnship. Wo would like to have i 000,000 the greater portion of which Celery en Branches Sliced Cucumber^, thnt man nnd shall send him n m a rk -'w ill be used »n State Rond No. .1. ed copy o f this cdltariay. Rut— there |Neither* thr State Road department Fillet of Sole, Jlciuanlude, Fommcs JuJicune..,.. ought to bo some agency in Gaines­ or the Federal Government will be . Choice , ville charged with the duty o f pub­ asked to appropriate n- dollar by licity.— Gainesville Sun. i/o Fried Chicken a la Maryland Duval county. The latter will, how­ I A ll o f thnt detail work should be ever, nsk thnt nny appropriations Filet .Mignon-Rossini taken care o f by your Board of Trade, from these sources be used on Clny Stuffed Lamb Chops a la Nelson •' Col. Hob. We don't know what we county portion of Slate Rond No. 3. A t a recent conference held in Jack­ would do without our Chamber o f Mashed New Potatoes Sweet Potatoes nu Ritz Commerce thnt answers hundreds o f sonville, which Mr. Brown attended, Garden Peas en Creme Steamed Rice .• letters- n day. It is their business it was tentatively arranged to hold a Wheat Bread Corn Bread and if you hnve no Chamber o f Com­ good roads. meeting nt Green Cove merce or Honrd o f Trade you will Springs In September, at which dele­ Asparagus iTps-Viuagerette gations front nil sections along Rond hnve no town. Dessert • No. 3 would be present. Assurances were given Mr. Brown, by Jackson­ ML'ST IIU II.I) ROAD NO. .1. Green" Apple or Peach Pie a la Mode ville people that there would be n Lillian Russell Enrl Brown, secretary of the Do* large attendance from that city. The Chocolate Pnrfnit Vanilla Ice Cream Ijind Commercial Club, in a talk be­ Governor and members of the State also be re­ fore the Sanford Chamber of Com­ Road department will French Pastry GenaiscCake merce yesterday, detailed plans un­ quested to be present when definite Demi Tasse • fo r the immediate der way for the completion, nt nn arrangements asrly Hate,-of tho Htatc RoatL'No.* a, roiwplctinn of this road enm be mnih*/ A common bootlegger whVn’ Vn'ught generally known as the St. Johns Stnte Road No. .'1 is the only road with the goods get n fine and n tail Scenic Highway. This road, with its which can possibly Ik- completed be­ S S S S S k l S I l l l l l S I l l S I S I S S S S S l S I l S S R S S n R S i n i l l N r S S n S S S B S S B S B S I I S S B S I B I I S S I l l l S S I I I sentence. The brother one o f the laterals, Mr. Brown stated, will, when j fore the next session of the legislat­ high officials in Washington was completed, afford the shortest route ure. I f this is done it will permit ■ MMM ■ ■ ■ MM ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I M ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I ■ K ■ E R ■ ■ ■ ■ SI ■ U ■ M ■ ■ ■ 11HM ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ U M M M i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S S S I I I caught with several cases of whiskey into the heart of the state from Jack­ the department to announce at that on his yacht nnd wns arrested. Hut sonville nnd north Florida points. session that it hns completed one of it was not called bootlegging— O, no Stnte Rond No. 3 has been designated the major projects assigned to It. ■—not in his case. He was too high a Federal Aid project and is n portion .That port Inn o f the road f r o m Monroe up Jn Official-Washington. It w«»| hat is' known as the Atlantic bridge via Orange City has been pm, , , ,, , . of what not bootlegging. He was forma lv '^ , , , ,, , ' ** Coastal highway running via Savan­ vided for in a bond issue voted Iasi held and after a lot of red tape his nah ami Brunswick, Ga. In Florida week. Specifications call for a nine whiskey wus confiscated but will the road traverses Duval, Clny, Put­ inch rock base and a three inch as­ probably be returned to him later on nam, Volusia, Seminole nnd Orange phalt surface. when tio one is looking. And at the counties, terminating nt Orlando. It * ----------- o----------■■ end of the article we find the fol­ is between forty and fifty miles NEGRO S L A Y E R OF CROSS lowing: shorter via this route to Jacksonville W IL L P A Y P E N A L T Y TOD A ^ "H e w'ns charged with trans­ from this section of the state, the porting liquor within the 12 mile East Coast route via Daytonu nnd St. G A IN E S V IL L E , July "lA rth u r limit, lie wus not charged with Augustine, Mr. Brown said that with Johnson, negro, will be hanged here criminally violating the prohibi­ the exception of about thirty miles today for the murder February 21 of tion laws Inasmuch ns Mr. Barnes held there was no evidence of conspiracy nnd the seizure was made outside of the three mile lim it." There wns no evidence o f conspiracy Imtuusc he was n rich man— that's ■■ all. ----------- o----------N EC ESSITY FOR PU B L IC IT Y Woman s o f Sanford, Fla. Congratulations We waht to see Gainesville grow. We want to sec it grow steadily, sub­ stantially and surely but without a boom. We arc not much of n boom­ er. During our long observation we have seen too many booms result in I'R O S I'B R tTY REGARDLESS collapse. Like an uvrrbluwn blad­ CONDITIONS. der they arc Amust sure to burst. No town or city should desire a greater Sanford la undoubtedly the great­ accretion o f people than it can ab­ est city In the country today. With sorb or digest. Fortunately Gaines­ no outside money to aid projects, ville has grown very substantially with no millionaires to build our city, nnd quite steadily. From the small, with tho loan years that come to ev­ sandy street town o f a few years ago ery farming community, with the it is nuw a Iwnutiful little city of many reports o f failures in other ten thousand contented people. It parts o f the country, with the entire has the great and growing University. burden o f building a city upon the It has miles of beautifully paved and shoulders of a few people, this city shnded streets, H is surrounded by goes ahead and builds and builds and a fine country. We ore ready now .refuses to listen to the tales o f fa il­ for more people. ures that reach us from time to time. There ought to be someone here t'T u ' * ‘ Sonfp/fl is UjO moat remarkable city whose duly It would be to answer ^ In the United States because it has the many inquiries that arc being ' been built with homo money made made about this city and thiA.4)<)unty. here from tho soil. It i* a remark­ Rarely a day passes that the Gaines­ able city because it goes ahead and ville Sun docs not receive letters of builds and does big things all o f inquiry and we are constantly send­ which are absolutely dependent upon ing out copies of the paper on re­ the efforte o f home people and yet quest People write fo r them— not there Js not a city in the land that because they want to subscribe fo r has such a bunch o f boosters as San- the paper but they want to know fortj. They Just naturally know that about Gainesville and about this sec­ they hava something here with which tion o f the country. We have before from a man who they can build a big city and they us now a letter J t— going ahead dcsplta all wants to put his ton In the University W bdoi and if they ever do suc­ and, fo r U n t reason, he wants to live diffietd ceed in obtaining a few millions o f here. We should judge from his let­ | } J ) RaoneyUromiotb** folks to help build ter that he is neither a' pnurfe/ jtpr tfcerf is no telling Low much they can a millionaire. " I am a mechanical r ■■ ■■ ME Cjood SMoming / ' A good morning, one that Is good in every scns<*of the word, follows a summer night spent in cool, refreshing sleep. 1»* *1 f i. k , '< . *f Before.long you will need a pleasant sleeping ’H ^i pcDeh 'Whifch w ill lot you get out o f the s t u f f y Such a porch pays dividends ) ‘K|( ith and the "p e p ” that comes from ■i t l ^ o u n d a M { L ■■ upon the completion of your beautiful new Club House. A notable achievement and permanent evidence o f enterprise and ability of women of Sanford. | I Add a room to your home by building a screened; moscjultd-proof sleeping porch this spring. W e can help with the plans and furnish the lumber, screens and other things you' will need. P e o p l e s HILL LUMBER CO. R a n k o f S a n f o r d S a n f o r d , Fl o r i d a Phone 130- ■ ■ lib H '/ m d iih if i i / i/ m M udi ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * !* ■ ■ I S S I lliS I S R iiS S S S I ------- ' ■' ' . • • J... ... �$f$p. „ 1M: UlV . r> ■AWJUfUWWmr*nu,*i ..... n Dr. N. DoV. Howard Eat. Lot 6, Blk. S, Tr. 2 .— ------- ' 130.88 br. N. DoV. Howard Eat. Lot 7, B it 6. Tr 2 ............. Primary School, Lot 18, Blk. 7, Tr. 1 ...»----» . - » ------ ».» 121.32 KEYNOTE 209.5(1 1 N. 0. Gamer, E. 89.5* Lot 1, Blk. 7 ,T r . 2 .......... ............ Ruth Garner and F. S. Daiger, Jr., Lot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. 2 183.82 of any business success. Ruth Gamer and F. S. Daiger, Jr., N . 15' Lot 3, Blk. 7, Tr, 2 65.14 We combine this essential 128.67 Mrs. J. J. Pardon, S. 36’ Lot 3, Blk. 7, Tr. 2 ... 36.76 with mnny other essentials. Mrs. J. J. Purdon, N. 10’ Lot 4, Blk. 7,’ Tr. t ... 147.06 Miss A. Trafford, S. 40’ U t 4, Blk. 7, Tr. 2... The result is a cafeteria 209,55 Jo* Cameron, U t 5, Blk 7, Tr. 2 ________ w 183.82 John Musson, U t 6, Blk. 8, Tr. 1 __ .* ._______ where it is ever a delight to J. B. Ray, U t 7, Blk 8, Tr. 1 ..................... 183.82 dine, lunch or breakfast. A t 235.28 Mary Blaine Fhelps, U t 8,-Blk. 8, T r , . l ......... *,'*31 , ' Mrs, fct. W. Lovell, U t 9, Blk 8, ^Tr'l 183.82 meal times think of us* Jfthn.Muston, Lot 10, Blk 3, Tr. 1 L . : _ _ U - . ; 183.82 A . Aaffela, U t 1, Blk 8, Tr. 2 ,••*§•**»*****»#«I M83JB • A . Raffeld, U t 2, Blk. 8, Tr. 2 JU LY 29TH 235.88 'A'. RJkffeld, U t 3, Blk. 8, Tr. 2 ' ..... 183.82 Jennie W. ‘Lehman, U t 4, Blk 8, TV. 2 ...y..t. 183.82 „ S. S. Graves, U t 6, Blk. 8, Tr. 2 ................ , ' Thicken a la Creole if 183.82 ••■«*4t**»*«* 60 Mrs, Mercy Roberts, U t 6, Blk 9, Tr. 1 ....... RELISH i. V:l8ff.82 W . J. Thigpen, U t 7, Blk 0, T r 1 ................... —km 60 Hearts o f Celery Hearts o f Lettuce Sliced Cucumbers 2«i.28 ............ 64 Conner Williamson, U t 8, Blk 9, Tr. 1 ....... Quen Olives Sliced Tomatoes Mixed Pickles Forrest U k c , U t 9, Blk, 9, Tr. 1 ....... .... ... _______ 60 188.82 ROASTS 60 188.82 W . J. Thigpen, U t 10, BO*. 9, Tr. 1 ..............**■**> Roast Sirloin of Beef and Dish Gravy 200.55 57 Mary L. Leonnrdy, Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. 2 ......... .................. Braised Pork Ham, Apple Sauce 14 Lean K. Morrison, 8. 14' U t 2, Blk. 9,'Tr 2 ................. 51.47 Roast Chicken, Celery Dressing 95.58 26 U n n K. Morrison N. 20 ft. U t 3, Blk. 9, Tr. 2 ...... .... Baked Sugar-Cured Ham 44 161.70 Luther Y. Bryan, N. 44 ft. U t 2, Blk. 9, Tr. 2 ............. Fried Spring Chicken, Country Style’ 32 W. n . Singletary S. 32 ft. U t 3, Blk. 9, Tr. 2 ........ » . » 117.64 ENTREES 8 29.41 W. H. Singletary N. 8’ ft. U t 4, Blk. 9, Tr. 2 ........ Banana Fritters and Cream Sauce 121.32 33 Dr. N. DeV, Howard Est. U t 8, Blk. 5, Tr. 2 — ....... Macaroni au Gratin Candied Native Yams 33 121.32 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 9, Blk 6, Tr. 1 ...»................'».......... V E G E TAB LE S 33 121.32 A. R. & Mary E. Marshall, U t 10, Blk 6, Tr. 1 ........ ..... Creamed New Potatoes Fresh String Beans Green Peas 33 121.32 A . R. A Mary E. Marshall, U t 11, Blk 0, Tr. 1 .....»...’_ Buttered New Beets Garden Spinach Lima Beans 33 121*2 A. R.' A Mary E. Marshall, Lot 12, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 ....... Mashed Potatoes 33 121.32 M. t\ Robinson, U t 13, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 ............................ BREADS 6 1R.38 M. F. Robinson, N. 6 ft., U t 14, Bik 6, T r 1 ........»,».._. Hot Buttermilk Biscuits Cornbread 28 102.04 Helen Rose Blackman, B. 28 ft. Lot 14, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 .... DESSERTS 4 Helen Rose Blnckman, N. 4 ft. U t 16, Blk G, Tr. 1 ........ 14.71 Pies _ Cakes • Puddings Custards 106.61 29 Florence T. Brndy, S. 29 ft Lot 16, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 .......... Peach Ice Cream, Layer Cake Florence T. Brady (less E. 42' ft. o f U t 16 and U t 16, Iced Tea CofTeo Milk Buttermilk 34.1 125.38 BUt. 6, Tr. 1 ....... ..........,............. ,........... .........».... 121.32 W. J. McBride, E. 77’ Lot 1, Blk. 6, Tr. 2 ..................... 33 69.85 W. J. McBride, E. 77’ U t 2, Blk 0, Tr. 2 (less S. 14 f t ) 19 51.47 Mory A . Schnll, S. 14 ft. Lot 2, Blk 6, Tr. 2 ............. 14 95.58 Mary A. Schall, N. 26 ft Lot 3, Blk 6, Tr. 2 .................... 26 East First Street-New Meisch Building 25.74 £ harlot L. Britt S 7 ft Lot 3, Blk 6, Tr. 2 ....... 7 108.45 29.5 Charles L. Britt N. 29M ft. Lot 4, Blk C, Tr. 2 3.5 . 12.87 A . W. Smith, S 3',i ft. U t 4, Blk 6, Tr. 2 T 6 A L L P R O P E R T Y OW NERS O W N ING PR O PE R TY ON PA LM E TTO A. W. Smith, U t 5, Blk 6, Tr. 2 ...... r ............ 121.32 33 • A V K N D E FROM SBCONIXSTREET TO F IF T E E N T H STRE ET 121.32 XT G. W. Rutherford, Lot 0, Blk 6, Tr. 2 .............. Notice is hereby given,that the construction of the Asphalt pavement on D. B. Hodges, U t 7, Blk 6, Tr. 2 ......... .'............... ......... 121.32 33 125.30 Palmetto Avenue, from Second street South to Fifteenth Street has been L. K. Sessions, Lot 8, Blk. 6, Tr. 2 ................ 34.1 completed, and the completed work has been finally acceptd by the City Com. Mrs. W. A. Walton, Lot 9, Blk. 7, Tr. 1 ................... 121.32 33 mission o f the City o f Sanford. 121.32 Mrs. W. A. Wniton, Lot 10, Blk 7, Tr. 1 ....................... 33 121.32 33 Mrs. W. A. Walton, Lot 11, Blk 7, T r 1 The following’ is the final estimate o f cost o f paving Palmetto Avenue 121*2 33 Primary School, U t 12, Blk 7, T r I ... 20 Jeet in width from Second Street south to Third Street and 24 feet in 121.32 33 width from Third atrcct south to Fifteenth street, with 2" of sheet asphalt on Primary School, Lot 13, Blk 7, Tr 1 ................ ..... ........ 121.32 IVimnry School, Lot 14, Blk 7, T r 1 .............. »....»........ 33 a rock base: 121.32 Primary School, Lot 15, Blk 7, Tr. 1 ......... .......... ...... 33 4244 Cu. yds. Excavation nt 40c .............................. - .................... 3 1,097.80 154.41 42 400 Sta. Yds. overhaul nt lc .....» .....- ........ ............... .............. 4.00 Building A Lonn Asso., Middle 42' Lot 4, Blk 9, Tr. 2 ... 29.41 A. L. Betts, S iT of Lot 4, Blk. 9, Tr. 2 ............ 8 8630 Lin. fe et Curb and Gutter at 7Cc ......................................... 6,558*0 . 121.32 33 643 Lin. feet Flush Curb nt 33c ................................................... 212.10 A. I,. Betts. Lot 5, Blk 9, Tr. 2 .............. 183.82 50 286 Lin, feet Granite Curb reset at 16c.......................................... 42.75 J. J. Mausser, Lot fi, Blk 10, Tr. 1 ......................— ........ 183.82 J. J. Mnusser, U t 7, Blk. 10, Tr. 1 ................ .............. 60 12559 Sq. yds. rock base laid nt 76c ....... .*...................... 0,544.84 235*8 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk. 10, Tr. 1 ............ ........... 04 12412 Sq. yds. 2” Sheet Asphalt top ut 09c ...................................... 12,287.88 183.82 50 618 Sq. yds. Brick relnid on edge nt C5c ...................................... 401.70 E. M. Galloway, Lot 9, Blk 10, Tr. 1 ............... ..183.82. . 96 Sq. yds. Brick relaid on flat nt 60c ......................................... 47.50 W. V, Wheeler, Lot J0uBlk.lO, T r .4 .................................W. 121.32 33 662 Sq. Ft. 5" Concrcto alloy returns nt 24c ................................. 156.48 J. M. Garrett, Lot 1. lllk. 10, Tr. 2 ... 33 121.32 J. M. Garrett, U t 2, Blk. 10, Tr. 2 887 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk nt I9c .....................r...................... ..........; 73.53 272.05 74 14 Cu. Yds. Class B. Concrete nt $23.00 .... ................................. 322.00 Alma Goertx, Lot 3, Blk. 10, Tr. 2 .... 465.80 124 10 Typo A Inlots a t’42.60 _____________ a............... .............. 425.00 Holy Cross Church, Lots 4 and 6, Bll 970.54 261 14 Type B Inlets at $32.60 ............... ............................. - ................ 466.00 183*2 50 , 7 Manholes 4-0 ft. doep at $50.00 ........................... .......... ....... 360.00 First Prrsbyterinn Church, Lot 1, Blk. 11, Tr. 2 ou 1 chj,o*< Mrs. O. G.Willis, U t 2, Blk. l l . Tr^B— » 2 Manhole* 0-8* ftrd cep fct $60.00 .... ......................~ .......120.00 235.28 04 3366 Lin. ft. Drain tllo nt $80.00 per M........................................... 208.80 F. E. Roumillnt, Lot 3. B lk r il, Tr. 2 ................. 18 60.17 2142 Lin. Ft. 12” Storm Sewer at $1.02 ..................... .................... 2,184.84 117.04 32 C. L. Britt, S. 32 ft., Lot 4, Blk. 11, Tr. 2 .................... Extra Work ..........._.............. » ........ ................. - .................... 305.37 183*2 50 7 Monuments at street intersections at $0.50 .................. ........ 45.50 C. L. Britt, Lot 5,411k. 11, Tr. 2 ......... ....... ................... 183.82 60 Louis Fleischer, Lot 0, Blk. 12, Tr. 1 ............... Laboratory Inspection o f materials .....................................!... 443-79 183.82 50 Legal Expense, advertising etc.,-2 per c e n t........................... 718.95 Louis Fleischer, U t 7, Blk. 12, Tr. 1 .................... - ..... 183*2 60 Mrs. C. G. Willis, U t 8, Blk 12, Tr. 1 ........................ Engineering 4 per c e n t ............... ,».....» .................................. 1,437.00 183.82 60 Mrs, C. G. Willis, Lot 0, Blk. 12, Tr. 1 ........................ 183*2 50 Mrs. C. G. Willis, U t 10, Blk. 12, Tr. 1 ............... 1 ...... Total cost .... .*.......................... *>......!.................. ..... . $38,104.42 183.82 60 It. B. Chapman, E. V4 o f L o t 1, Blk. 12, Tr. 2 ............. To bo borne by City 1/3 ......... .................... .............. $12,701.47 183.82 no It. U. Chapman, E 4 of U t 2, Blk. 12, Tr. 2 ............... To ho borne by adjacent property ............... ............... 25,402.05 183*2 60 * Meisch Realty Co., U t 3, Bl|t. 12, Tr. 2 ........................ Additional cost o f tho 30 foot pavement between First and Second streets 188*2 60 Mrs, C. G. Willis, Lot 4, Blk. 12, Tr. 2 ........................ over 24 feet in width: 188*2 60 Mrs. C. G. Willis, Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 2 ........................ 177 Sq. yds. rock base at 76c ................ - ................... - ..... - ......... $ 134.52 183*2 60 S. M. Schwartx, U t 6, Blk. 13, Tr. 1 — ................ — .. 177 Sq. yds, 2” Asphalt Top at D9c ................ - ........................ .. 188*2 50 S. M. Schwartx, Lot 7, Blk. 13, Tr. 1 ......... ................. 40 Cu. yds. grading at 40c ................... ............. - ................. ........ 235.28 64 4.07 S. M. Schwnrtx, Lpt 8, Blk. 13, Tr. 1 ......... ................Laboratory Inspection o f materials ................ - .................... 183*2 60 6.69 Mrs. II. A. McCalley, U t 9, Blk. 13, Tr. 1 ................ — Legal Expense, advertising *tc., 2 per cent ...»....................... 183*2 . 50 Mr. II. A. McCalley, U t 10, Blk13, Tr. 1 ................ ... 13.18 Engineering 4 per r e n t ...............................- ------------------------183*2 50 C. R. Berner, U t 1, BUt. 13, Tr. 2 183*2 60 B. T. Corey, U t 2, BQt. 13, Tr. 2 .................. Total additional cost .... — .. ........................ - ......... 8 310.60 235.24 64 B. T. Corey, U t 3, Blk. 13, Tr. 2 ....................L . j * . To be borne by City 1/3 — ........................ ........... — ....$116.53 J 88.82 50 I, . D. Rhodes, U t 4, Blk. ,13, Tr. 2 .......... ................». ffo be borne by adjacent property .................- ................ 234.06 188*2 60 J. C. Higgins Heirs, U t 6,.Bik. 18, Tr. 2 .... Number o f feet frontage, 530.08 *• 183*2 50 J. N. Gillon, U t 0, Blk. 14, Tr. j l .....— :..* » Additional assessment per foot frontage, $0,430. 188*2 60 Meisch Realty Co., U t 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 1 ........ ......... 1 |>'or 30 foot paving: 04 235.28 Meisch Realty Co., U t 8, Rlk. 14, T r, 1 — ...... .... Number of feet frontage, 630,08. 60 188*2 Wm, A. Parker, U t 9, Blk. 14. Tr. 1 ............ .............. Assessment per foot frontage $4,1153. 183*2 60 Mrs. Fannie B. Robbins, W $3 f t U t 10, Rlk. 14, T r 1 To 24 Foot Paring: 143*2 60 Orin II. Stvnstrom, U t 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 2 ------- --------- -Number o f feet frontage, 6316.4. 183*2 60 O. D, Farrell, U t 2, Blk. 14, Tr. 2 — ........ — Assessment per.foot frontage, $3.6763. 188*2 Herald Printing Co., U t 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 2 ....... y........» • GO K. T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer. 419.10 Seminole Realty A Investment Co., U t 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 2 114 J3L R. TrafrordV Map of Sanford GO 183*2 Meisch Realty Co., U t 6, Blk. 16, Tr. 1 ......... .............. Final Fact 183*2 • 60 ' Meisch Realty Co., U t 7, Blk. 16, Tr. I ..................... . A s s e s s m e n t Frontage. Nam* ' Description 285.28 64 $441.49 Meisch Realty Co., U t 8, Blk. 16, Tr. 1 A . M. DcForrest, U t 8, Blk. 4, Tri 1 ............................ 117 188*2 60 Meisch R cplty Co., U t 0, Blk. 16, Tr. 1 »c,.,..» 162.76 37.12 M. F. Robinson, U t 7, Blk. 4, Tr. 1 ................ — 183*2 60 Meisch Realty Co., U t 10, Blk. 16, T r. 1 ----182.76 37.12 M. F. Robinson, U t 8, Rlk. 4, Tr. 1 ....... 070.64 204 1Q2.76 Park, A ll’ Blk. 15, D . 2 ....................... . 37.12 M. F. Robinson, U t 9, Blk. 4, Tr. 1 ......... - ........ - ......... 60 183*2 162.76 Meisch Realty Co., U t 6, Blk. 16, Tr. t ...---37.12 M. F. Robinson, U t 10, Blk. 4, Tr. 1 ............. ......— — 183*2 60 Meisch Realty Co-gLot T, Blk. 16, Tr. 1 ------186-81 43 T. E. Wilson, U t 1. Blk. 4, Tr. 2 , --------------- ---------235*8 04 Meisch Realty Co., U t 8, Bill. 16, Tr. 1 -------135.81 84 T . E. Wilson, tbt*2 , Blk. 4, Tr. .................... ....... 183*2 60 13& .81 Meisch Realty Co., U t 9, Blk. 16, Tr. 1 ----83 T, E. Wilson, U t 4. Blit. 4, Tr. 2 ---------------- -----------183*2 60 Meisch Re ulty .Co., LoVlO, Rlk. 16, Tri 1 »*...» 195*1 83 Odd Fallows Building Asso., U t 4, Blk. 4, Tr. 2 .....— .» 410,10 114 145*1 ’ public School, U t 1, DU*. 10. Tr. 2 ........... “T 44 1 Odd Fellows Building Asso., U t 6, Blk. 4, Tr.‘ 2 !»'»»...» . 183*2 60 Public School, U t 3, BDu 16, Tr. 2 4 » » . . 141.98 84.6 F. P. Rlnes, U t 6, Blk. 4, Tr. 2 ----------------------------183*2 60 67.90 Public School, Lo* 6, BJk. 16, Tr. 2 „ „ 10.5 F: P. Rlnes, N. W o f U t 7, Blk. 4, JTr. 2 ...»...... 60 184*2 Public School, U t 6, Blk. 16, Tr. 2 ---67.90 10.5 R. G. Stockton Heirs E. 86* o f S^4 U t 7, Blk. 4, T r. 2 T h e‘ above and fotegoir\g fin a l aaeeaamenta are payable without inter­ 136*1 83 R. G. Stockton-Heirs, E. 85' U t 8, Blk. 4, Tr. 2 est <pp to SEPTEM BER 1, 1923, and from and a fter said data special assess­ 121*2 33 Sarah M. Estebby, W. <W’ U f 9, Blk. 6, Tr. I .» ments w ill.be payable only in tan equal annual instaUmenta with Interest at 121*2 43 " Sarah X . Esterby, U t 10, Blk. 5, (Tr. 1 ---------8% per annum on all deferred pay men ts* 121*2 44 T. E. Wilson, U t 11, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 ’.----------------Witness myshand as City Clerk and tha Seal o f the City o f Sanford, 121*2 43 T E. Wilson, U t 12, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 — r~---- -Florida, this 27th day o f July, A . D. 1923. 121*2 S3 W . R, Do Free, U t 14, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 — »-* ~ — ■ (S E A L ) L J L P IIIL IP S , 141*4 44 W. R. DuPree, Lot 14, Blk. 5, Tr, 1 ------- -------7-28; 8-1-4-8-11-16-18-22 City Clark. 121*2 S3 ' H. Ephrenspergcr, U t 15, Blk. 6, Tr. 1 130*8 46.6 H. Ehrensperger, U t 16, Blk. 8, Tr. 1 ------------- 121*2 84 C. H. Smith, E. 63 ft. U t 1. Blk. 5, Tr. 2 -------121*2 43 C. H. Smith, E. 66 f t , U » 2< Blk. 6, Tr. 2 .»»„.»*.. 121*2 33 H. Ehrensperger, U t 4, Blk. 6, T f. 2 » — 121*2 43 . H. K h m u sp trp r, Let 4, Blk. 5, Tr. 2 .. 80*3 8.25 H. EhrensperJ'r, N. 1/4 U t 5. B ^ '8 TV * ^ *121.88 l«A CAFETERIAl 183*3 SU N D A Y DINNER !| JJO I If j, 1 feoup Lu-Beth Cafeteria 10.00 WEAR£EQUIPPEDT0 DOGOODPRINTING Mn«><•tAWUi ■r . TRAIN SCHEDULE * TO T H E M EM BERS OF T H E W O M A N ’S CORRECTED MAY 1, 1924 C L U B OF S A N F O R D South Bound * Ip, W e wish to extern) to you our heartiest con. Depnrts H 2:03 a.m. 13:05 p.m. S ... Nix^a.m. 4^ t y n . 1 8:62 p.m. ....UROO'i l:42*a.jn. a* Trilby Drimeh Mi Arrive X>{o. 100.. xN o. 24.. xNt>. 25.. ........ 1:30 p.m. x No. 101.. Leesburg Branch A rrive yNo. 157______ 3:55p.m. No. 21...... 2:45 p.m. xNo. 168.......... J No. 22.... . Oviedo Branch A rrive , xNo. 126......... 7:45 p.m. xNo. 127.......... i i 'i Arrive v i CONGRATULATIONS!! Departs 2:40 a.m. 3:40 a.m. 2:45 p.m. 7:10 p.m. A rrive , 83........ . 2:36 a.m. 2 T „ „ »...» 89....».»». 2:26 p.m. 85....... . 6:63 p.m. Northbound !o. W*1 iiWfw I• THE SANFOHD PAI^Y HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 28,1923 * COURTESY IS THE AV‘ 'TVTM . . ■ ; s ■ . ■- gratulations and good wishes. You have done ‘ ‘t ■■* nobly well in giving us a club house that would be a credit to a city ni#ny $ n^8 larger than Sanford. It is a splendid achievement .’ 1 •% Departs 7:30 a.m. 3:25 p.m. _ and we are proud with you. Departs A COMMUNITY BUILRER 6:30 a.m, 7:10 p.m. B. F. W1IITNBR, Cashier F. P. FORSTER, President Departs 3:40 p.m. g— Daily, except Sunday. TIRESMTIRES! We have just closed a Tire Distribu­ tors contract with the Oldfield and Mlchlin Tire Factories that will per­ mit us to furnish you these celebrat­ ed tires at less than wholesale prices cn some of the same quality tires. O l.D FlEI.D ovsrslxe and MICHKL1N Regular CORDS 30x3*4 .................................... $11.25 32x4 20.80 33x4 21.95 32x4 M, .............. 1..................... 28.00 33x4 V4 ................ 28.30 33x5 ................... v................ 31.90 35x5 35.80 30x6 60.25 38x7 85.75 40x8 ‘ ....................................... 110.50 These prices ore cash. Trurk Tire owners note carefully and supuly your needs for tho coming srnson now. Prices subject to rhnngo without notice. These tires are av­ eraging their users 23,000 miles. We guarantee our products. Lionel Bonymore, Wm. H. Thompson mm) William Collier, Jt4 in a Cosmopolitan Production RAY BROTHERS ’ •ENEMIfcS .......... PH O NE 548— H ANFORD, FLO R ID A 7-21-24-20-28-4t M la NE OF 4 WOMEN** _ hy GoJiwyr\‘ C t»m o P oh ton / H K A fin :, AtlGtJisT J i ANtt* tilIR D Hanson 6t $ 1,295 A light weight, snappy, six-cylinder toui*ing car—every specifica­ tion a quality unit— embodying the latest features of economy, detail­ ed and finished in a high-grade way, and sold at a resonable price. Test cars have been on the road since December, 1921, from tJae mountains of Pennsylvania and New York to the sands of Florida. The result is a car that will surprise you in Power-Easy Riding-Econo­ my-Comfort. It has been thoroughly tried out and tested, and found worthy of the name it bears. Deliveries now being made. ! ■ f -S P E C IF IC A T IO N S MOTOR— LateHt deHiirn, Rod Soal Continen­ tal, GO horsepower. CLUTCH— Borg & Beck. TRANSM ISSION— Durston, ings. W H E E LB ASE — 115 inches. 1 A X LE S — Timken, front and rear. STEERIN G G E AR — Gommer. pAR B U R E TO R — Strombcrg. S' > LA M PS — Drum-now design. Timken bear­ STAR TIN G , LIG H TIN G , A N D IG N IT IO N — Autolito, latest type. U N IV E R S A L S — Spicer. U PH O LSTE R Y— Genuine Leather. T IR E S — 31x1 Cord. A marvel o f easy-riding, silently-gliding beauty nnd power, operated at a cost so unusually low that It will be n never-ceasing gratification to the owner. ---------------- — r --------------------------- *--------------- ?-----OTHEIV M ODELS H: Hanaon Sperial S i x ..........'$1,295 Roadster.. 1,250 GOB^Six; 70 B ig Six Sport Touring Hanson Special 6 S p o rt...... 1,395 Big Six Roadster ......... 1,) Hanson Special Six 4-Door Sedan, fully equipped ....^1,595 B ig Six Sedan, fully Equipped * A ll f. q. b. Sanford 1,050- | �. !Jit* Ci ' :.o . *J* i ..rv t l i . ■v," ^ *11 PAGE FOUR ______________ THE SANFORD DAILY; HERALD, SATURDAY,'JULY 28,1923 depart, leaving more room fo r those them Without organization *jid (.foncevttd effort; • *»,*i'I t ' * who* remain.i . ,- iim J t i l carted G OLF BASE B A L L You may be n booster at heart village n great metropolis. I f the 'above story were true, and but you can not accomplish much The membership drive of the chsm B O W L IN G FO O T B A LL should be blaconcd before the world by yourself. You must unit? with bqr o f commerce will bo on for fnuj BASKET BALL T E N N IS some mornihg, before .night nearly your neighbors and your combine t c d ld a r r lio x t week. During these fnitr R. L . SHIPP, Editor B O X IN G T R A P SHOOTING every man nnd woman In the Halifax strength will accomplish wonde xi, days you should sec that you arp f!) Country would have gotten together You can easily unite with your neigh­ roiled as a member. Failure to Prm,|J nnd formed on organization to corit- bor by joining the chamber o f com­ w ill lend comfort and support to ifo, on a ‘ fielder's choice by Lane nnd bnt this destructive society. And i merce. enemies o f development and proK! scoring on Stcolo's single to left. bat this destructive society. And it In a recent speech in Daytona, Col. ross— it will stamp you as friend of Is partly true. Its membership in­ William Jennings In the Rotes second turn at bat Bryan declared if not n member, o f the mythical non! cludes all citizens who do not do their that 20 men organized nnd determin­ progress society first mentioned in YESTERDAY’S RESULTS they fairly shook the confident K i­ bit toward making this section at­ ed could build a sizeable city, 4nd this editorial.— Daytona Journal. wanis o ff their feet when Rosebro % . ■ -------^i tractive and in making its attrac­ . 1 • ’ _____________________k__________ . Florida Stale Lesgue tiveness known to (he world. Heavy Hitting of Lane, Overlin and Steel Respon­ ^tjrlnndo 7, Daytona 1, 7 innings. ■ is H m H im iH M iH N itH iit iH n n H H n n iiiiin , In order tfiafc' ikln; pan-progressive jQndonUiwn lb, Tampa 3. sible for Defeat’of Rotes clement niny^'be^-flUis’SVvftilly com­ St. r c i ? j > 0 , Lakeland 0-8.jGV batted it is jnfjedful t j h p t ^ progres­ Tho K iW / in !i:> ilh eir o f th»J.‘ Ed. Lane's stellar hurling combin­ by Overlin. Stevens had the best of k ft sive citizens ml work­ • T National League ... second, jtfst fdr revenge, sc bred fOut ed with heavy hitting o f himself and Lane in strike outs, Lane only send­ *■ * i * f *- » i runs on three hits, a pass and two Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati |-t, Hlj innings ing together Th?T*MUtle9 apd tho m his team mates was too much for thd ing five Rotes back to the showers errors. advantages o f the Halifax country T 1 I I BiAton 5, Pittsburgh 8. ■ . ■ should be made known to all the Rotes yesterday afternoon nt the i>th while Doc Stevens sent eight back to 'Philadelphia 3,,St. Louis 2. ‘ ■ The Rotes didn't scefc any mure Extends to Orlando nnd Daytona as well as the hundreds of ■ world. Street Pnrk and they dropped tha de­ the bench Via the strike out route. until the fifth when Rosebro doubled New York-Chlcngo, wet grounds. ■ There is no better mode of organ­ n bottles we put out in Sanford every day ciding gnme o f the series to tho Hi- Iloth gave two passes each. scoring Britt who had singled nhcad >i ization nnd work for development nnd The Rotes first up were unable to nnd then scored himself on Henry's wanis by tho score o f 8 to 0. American League 0 progress *thnn through the local Dr. Stevens, on the mound for the do any scoring in their chance nt hat single. Washington 10, Boston 7. chamber o f commerce. With 500' Rotes, was found fo r twelve safeties while tho Kiwanis ktarted o ff with a New York 7, Philadelphia 3. I■ In the third the Kiwanis aided an­ members putting their shoulders to tush, Overlin doubling, taking third by the Kiwanis including one double Only two games scheduled. other tulley to their list when Gardner a the wheel the chamber o f commerce ■ Hinglcd, took second and third on wild a can tell the whole world o f what we on account o f its purity is fast becoming the drinking water a 8a thrown and scored on H ill's mi pa of u *4 8-4 84 8« 83 84 8 j r 1 8a 8* invo to offer— it can paint a picture for Central Florida. It is also recommended for use in bat­ aa 8* throw to third. o f the beauties and attractions o f this 8« ini teries. I f you are not drinking Elder Springs W ater n o w - aa The Kiwanis scored two more in tho community which will add thousands 8i a 8*4 give it a trial. ■ fifth, w h cn jfoore was walked, took 84 to our population nnd millions to our 84 a second when the catcher missed n P A IG E BUILT wealth. c 8a 8a a pitched hall nnd scored on Ov-»rlin's | Every citizen who docs business ■ 8n 84 Driven member single. Overlin was advanced to sec­ here, who profits by the growth nnd o/clutch utli/ht 84 8n 8a 8a 8a 8a 84 8a 8a 8v ond and. third on Lane's single nnd leu rhon 3 hi Jo*. development should do-a portion of /.«. h. factory scored on Bert Steele’s single making the work o f making the advantages Did you see "Within the Law" Inst the Kiwanis lust run of the game. o f tho Halifax Country known to the night? ■ world, '.'Men build cities," nnd they In their half o f the seventh the ■ N build wherever they uro organized Roten attempted a comeback which I f you didn’t bo sure nnd go tonight. 1 nnd working together for develop­ fell short two runs. Rosebro made I ment. They do not nnd can not build ■ his second double o f the game and Mnry Turner's plan’ nf gaining rewas advanced to second when Charlie vengo fo r n wrong by keeping within =f= Henry was hit by n pitched ball scor­ the hounds o f the law, in an scheme of ing a few minutes inter when the left Idackmnil finally lost its charm when fielder muffed DuBose’s fly.| love entered her heart and converted Box score: evil into good. Kiwanis And the honor guests tonight will AB. It II PO A E be Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Chapman and O 3 fi 1 0 Overlin, e........ .... fi will boo this fine picture without cost O 0 6 ..... fi 1 4 Lnnc, p........... 1 0 1 1 0 tc thym. Hutchinson, 2b ..... 4 Steele, hs. •.... ..... 4 1 3 o 1 0 On August ISlh, 1023, we are going to make some one n present of a Brand New Ford Tour­ Also International News only one Lloyd, ib ...... ... 4 (i 0 10 (i 0 ing Car. Ilnumel, If...... .... 4 0 0 1 0 1 day old. OF SPORTS BASE BALL NEWS KIWANIS TAKE DECIDING GAME OF SERIES FROM THE ROTES il iOur S er It __________________ jm ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R FOR THE MOVIE FAN PHONE 311—W E’L L D ELIVER $1065 [ Elder Springs Water Company FORD TOURING CAR GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY F R E E ------------ W h y Jew ett n e v e r “stalls,” “je rk s ” n o r clash es G e a rs O U can change gearo in a Jewett as faBt as you can move your hand— or as slowly as you please. N o “ clash” is heard— aixl you never “ miss." You can even drop from “ high” to • “ second” at 30 miles an hour. Let up the clutch pedal as last as you can move your foot, and Jewett neither jerks nor kills its motor. Such superb handling ease comcslargcly from the new Paigc-typc Jewelt clutch. Its driven member weighs less than 3 ^ pounds, one-third the usual weight. So it stops spinning instantly — adjusts itseli tospeed changes quickly—helps you change gears. A n d the six clutch springs instead of one, and twice the friction surface of the ordinary clutch, give the smooth,gradual engagement which prevents jerking or motor stalling. Please try Jewett’s case yourself. Y SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. SANFORD, FLO RID A 4 (1 0 0 0 1 t* 0 0 1 1 2 o 1 1 0 0 0 0 — — — — — — 34 8 12 21 1> 3 * Itutury A ll It II HO A E Knight, lb ....... .... fi 0 0 8 0 1 4 1 3 0 0 1 Illttt, if. c...... • ii Kent, c., 2 b .... ... 4 0 U 7 **1 O Itosebru, ns...... .... 3 3 2s 2 1 ... 3' 1 0 0 0 Q Hill, 3b .... n 0 i 1 4 "0 Henry, 2b,, e .. *» 0 0 0 0 n II. Stevens, rf. I)uHose, If....... ...„ 3 0 0 0 0 0 . 4 1 1 0 0 1 .Stevens, p....... — — — — — 31 0(5 7 1H 7 fi Score by innings: Rotary .......... ........... . 030 020 1— (5 Kiwanis ....................... 141 200 X^-S Summary: Tw o base bits, Overlin, Rosebro 2. Stolen liases, Rosebro 2 Lane, Rnumcl, Steele and Hill, liases oil b a lls b y Lane 2, Stevens 2. Hit by bull Lane (H en ry). Struck out b> Lane 6, Stevens 8. Left on bases, Rotes fi, Kiwanis 10. Umpires Sheri f l llund- Time o f game, 1:50. . . Hall, rf.. cf Moore, 3b........ 3 Gardner, cf. • GET FREE MEDICAL SERVICE All Seamen Have a ftlQbt to Treatment by Radio While They Are on the High Seas. HOW M A N Y T IC K E T S H A V E YOU? The fur Hung cry fur help—1 "S. O. S." ■— lias long since, even before the World 'war, focused the attention of pro]das the world over on how wire­ less 1ms tremendously lessened the do Hirers that befull men who gn down t « tit*-sen tn slitpS,- Kewr lunrcvetv even (lie master niurlncrs, realize ns yet that nil seamen have a right to medical service by radio while at sen. Surgeon Ocnernl II. 8. Cuuiitiliig of the public health service emphasizes that "even the expense of cull lug the service by radio from away out at sen Is borne by the radio companies, without-expense to shlp-or-Millor,"- This medical service Is really u sort of sub­ sidy to merchant ships and sailors. A ronlory nnd n quarter ago. when con­ gress established the piddle health service, tinder the title of the marine hospital service, It directed It to ren­ der rncdlcnl aid to every American sea­ man who applied for It. ami that for this cadi seaman should pay 20 cents a month. This was In 1708. In 1870 the tux was doulded. In- 1883 It was abolished. Since then all aucli aid has been rendered free. TO WHICH W IL L YOU BELONG? On The Second Every Second Human wants are constant and continuous. Food, clothing, shelter, and their infinite subdivisions arc,daily needs. There is not a clock tick that does not register a mil­ lion human desires. The newspaper is the closest thing; fn the world to the people’s daily wants. It is an expression of the ever pressing1desire for news. »The advertiser who uses the Daily Herald reaches people with his message at exactly the right moment. i , ... ■,■ # ‘ ft ’ i* /*l‘ : " Somewhere, with some person wanting something, newspaper advertising registers every second o f the' H T t 'I I I day. j i It brings the seller and buyer together because it brings the right message at the right time. There is no advertising medium so close to the peo­ ple as the newspaper. The Daily Herald places you in position to reach the buyers o f tliis community. lUllUaiBfllMHHUHHUlHMIUUaHMSaUUUUSmiRMnU With every enrollment in the FORD W E E K L Y PURCHASE P L A N , we are giving a ticket, nnd on the above date, all tickets will bo plnced in a box, and the owno&of tho num­ ber drawn will lie entitled to this car. An organisation^ with a member­ ship o f more than 600 men and wom­ en o f the Halifax Country has been perfected for tho avowed purpose of limiting the growth and population o f this section. Every effort will be made to prevent additional tourist? coming hcref'those Who have already acquired the habit o f spending n part of each year here will be urged to cense their visits, and all now build­ ing nnd development will be dis­ couraged. Contending that there arc already too many people here, the closing of hotels and apartment houses is urged nnd tjie organization would impose n heavy license tax upon anyone who rents n room or n cottage to un out­ sider who might possibly become in­ terested nnd decide to locate in the Halifax Country, An extensive publicity* campaign will be conducted calling the atten­ tion o f the entire country to the dis­ advantages of the H alifax Country ns n pinco o f residence. , In this cam­ paign great stress will bo laid upon every undesirable feature which can be discovered, nnd v^ill be pointed out that in future tho organisation will permit no improvement whatever, * hut will work unceasingly to maku of {his section the ugliest, most disre­ putable and undesirable locality . in thu state. l ’hotographs o f garbage dumps, back yards and slaughter pens will bo used to Illustrate the literature, while n o n c o f the beauty spots, fine humes, and beautiful drives will be mentioned. Thu organization is convinced that through its efforts furthef increase » f population and nil development and beautification work can be stop­ ped. I f possiblo rrftiny o f tho peo­ p le 'already hero will be induced to I f you Have not joined this FORD W E E K L Y PU R C H ASE P L A N , DO IT NOW. I f you have already joined, jou are entitled to an extra ticket for each additional Five Dollars paid. Among those who have joined recently, arc: P. I’ . Altistoii L. T. Acosta, Miss 11. Austin Frank Akers Theu. Aulinu L. H. Brown Paul Burnham Hodgaon Ball A. H. Beckwith L. D. Brown It. C. Bower Sara M. Britt I*’ . L. Burdick J. G. Ball Alfred Berner Mr. J. Beck E. C. Bigier C. E. Betts Morris Benjamin Paul Bailey C. X. Chism W. M. Colbert 0. M. Clemmons L. P. Chittenden B. D. Caswell W. M. Connelly R. F. Crenshaw J. O. Clements H. B. Crenshaw Mrs. It. W. Coleman Mrs. G. T. Dyer W. T. Dodd * . S. P. Dutton I\ B. Dooley C. L. Derby It. W.'Deane It. It. Dens *1 V. E. Douglass It. B. Dodson Miss M. Erickson W. C. Erickson It. A. Frank F. P. Forster Earle Field T. Mu Fox '* Martha G. Fox 1. B. Fischer H. E. Fuller Ralph P. Gobdspced J. M. Gallagher* * Joe Gtinzalez “ l,: J. M. Gillon M. D. Gatchel Mrs. B. T. Bowser E. H. Housholder W. C. Hutchinson Jessie Hutchinson J, C. Hutchinson It. E. Herndon __ I f: 1C Harris . W. H. Hand It. J. Holly . C. M. Hand C. E.. Henry > J. B. Jones 'it. I,. Kennedy A. It. Key Mrs. M. Kronen Bert Long H. B. Lewis T. W. Lnwwton Forest Lake Paul Lake J. B. Little J; H. Lee • Joe Lineheart S. M. Lloyd Gl‘o. W. McRory F. D. McBride T. D. McCullcr* Tom Moore P. A. Mero It. Marsh C. J. Marshall Elton J. Moughton F. L. Miller W. L. Morgan T. E. Meredith E. Melson W. B. McBride Henry McLnulin Henry McLaulin, Jr. E. V. Muller Gus Nordgrcn Mrs. It. N. Peoples S. .Puleston W. It. Puleston J. J. Purtjon H .T . Pace It. C. Philips J. N. Robson, Jr. F. B. Rincs E. A. Humph W. L. Rumph Rive & Walker F, P. Rines, Sr, C. J. Humph E. S,.Itigney T. A. Itivers ' Ivan II. Rubaw J. Schirard T. G. Simmons Hal pit E. Stevens J. C. Smith D. W. Smith -C. C. Howard D. W. Smith C. P. Stough H. S. Sellcck A. E. Sj oh lorn Mrs. J. II. Sullivan (i. S. Selman ‘J. G. Sharon Lewis Shipp I). D. Smith Virgil Smith 0. C. Stephenson Mrs. K. R. Stewart C. W. Stokes Mrs. C. W. Speer Mabel Saint. O. H. Stcnslrum C. H. Stafford Lyda M. Smith. Miss Maude Tyre. M. L. Till is J. N. Tolar M. D. Tarbell, Jr. F. W. Talbot I. E. Taylor ' W. G. Tylor, Jr. C. G. Tyre A. Takach L. L. Thompson Deane Turner Deane Turner, Jr. W. E. Watson C. L. West C. L. West, Jr. E. C. Woodcock M. H. Whitner B. F. Whitner C. F. Williams W ight Bros Co., F. L. Woodruff, Jr. W . C. Williamson C. A. Whiddon Robt. WilLiunjs Morris Wimbish i u» Millard Woodard . J. M. Wa l ace— —"— * J. B. Will nmson . , , C. F. W H ia m s 'U L i f t J. B. W ill am* Snpncer WaiuwVight C. O. W hittlo A. E. Yowell EDWARD HIGGINS O NLY THREE W EEKS TO JOINLINCOLN, FORD, FORDSON- •BETTER DO IT NOW -s a n f o r d , F l o r i d a �m v/yf: Piy'H T c>y- a a HranB PAGHRIVR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALDf SATURDAY,' JULY 28,1923 Raising the Family p<x. S O h E.t m i m <s ^ - ^ P P a r P r|>iv r»q «» vnp .n r i m i s w i> n i t>«* v » » r v tvifir* ] j OAUI: M fkV T E ft. WJITVI > m e Q i r f e n e A n f* ' - A •o n oO R 3 lk I t e^ su .' j ^ jTtV.fx r • v, r ■* gA •*---------- ----- ( in CFi rw iN (, \ se r mc- vaco •. O o OAMT" Wf>-' WOHG*-1 ' f 'Vn,-> 1 nvt. TV-.G N ( , .----' _ f f - \7o_oc> o r* .r ..........- .> i\ .ir ,n O’ A W ' ” V J ip sr c> p » « \ - f k P o u> rr * t r - , F (> e O t^OVNu< UMlt-1 G U P 'O » 4 u ? r wU v S fc l, N---< • ____/ ! $ > " vrMfVDOANfk M t£pk5 M lC tN ' fX t j e c u f 'W U l ih o o t WOOtc. e o * * s o u r it * * M i l • rw/vtS <v ^ vyj O M ^ N ^rO® "* wr?* T \ —X t m S £ t / l ' ~ <r / s y t' j | l No vVu'AvV 'AM * MU ^ HP 1 ' 0 ~\ / 3 ' i\~- m £ ''• \ Y < ; •) - v ^ ^ . A rT/ /.' j ^ L A £»**• T\ x=” t V f £&, ;v*\ r 1 » » >»' o ^ 4 "r.^7 %A’ .. A Y r 'j .'■luUf) —■ m BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : --------- m Ton o n find the » ■ • of every live Business Men. in 8enford in thie Colamn each day. M M M M M ta ta ta ta M M ita M Quick Service- Transfer Storage Facilities mi mi 1*0 m returned from a month’s vacation KOIt K E N T— Store room in new brick spent in New York stale nnd other building, good business location.— places in tho northeast. Mr. Godwin A. P. Connelly & Sons. 95-tfc resumes his run on the Clyde Line FOR R E N T — Furnished nnd unfur­ nnd Mrs. Godwin's smiling face is nished npartments nnd sleeping rooms. Fcrndnlc apartments, under ngnln seen In the business depart­ new management, Bishop Block, cor­ ment o f tho Ball Hardware Co. ner First utroot nnd Pulmetto nvcnuc. — W. R. (Jrovenntoln, Manager, Phone In I'lrrult Cnnrt nf the S n n i l h Jnillrinl I'lrrult o f the Hlntr uf I'lurlitn 231-W. ' 00-tp8 In nml fur tkr ('minty n( Srni- Classified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken fo r less than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordlngty. m m m m Mr, nnd Mrav Couper Godwin have FOR R E N T CLASSIFIED ADS U ve pleaae yon, tell other*; If not, * » to h tell tu. Phone 498 SANFO R D N O V E L T Y WORKS m - ‘ FOR R E N T— 3 314 Elm Avc. m unfurnished FOR R E N T— Furnished modern. Phone r>GI-J, FOR S A LE rooms, 101-fitp apartment, lOO-Otp IrOR" ftENY— Furnished housekeeping rooms, 3 for $25.00 nr 2 for $18.00 FAR M E RS— You can gat scad bad V. C. COLLER, Prop. per month. 1114 Enst Fifth St. 101-3tp frames and irrigation plugs at tbs General Shop and Mill Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfe FOR RE N T— 6 room cottage, also garage. Phone 4812. 102-3tp W ork FOR SALE-^lioaier and Gaya' paints F O R 'K E N T — Eight room house, West CONTRACTOR and B U ILD E R and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Third street. Interior newly decor• 17 Commercial Btreet— Sanford, Fla. Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc nteil nnd pnporod. Call phone 40-W. 102-dtp FOR S A LE — Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. FOR R E N T— 5-room house, $20.00.— Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, San­ A. P. Connelly A Sons,' 103-2tc ford. 83-tfp FOR R E N T —2 roomed furnished FOR S A L E — 5 Pointer pups, No. 1 apartment, cool bed rooms, 202 stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 Ran. Pork Avc. 103-ltp ford Avc. 63-tfe r U U N U OFFER E X TR A O R D IN A R Y B. W . H E R N D O N IN SU R A N C E A G E N C Y FIRE------ —A U T O -------- BONDS S. 0. Shinholser One m*w five room huuso with hath, full Jot, well located— N E V E R OC­ FLO RID A CUPIED. IAN FO R D PR ICE $.'{,000.00--------------Tcfms to suit you A. P. Connelly & Sons A R E A L BAR G AIN Rafnhllshrd 1BOH A. P. C O N N E LLY & SONS Ural Estate, Loans nnd Insurance 70-tfc Phone 48 104-8 Magnolia A re. M l)(,E S FOR S A L E —Jusl unloaded a Contractor and Builder STE W A R T The Florist Cut Flowers— — —— Floral Designs car of fine mules, for sale ^or trade. Come to see them.— Whlghnm A Benton, Sanford, Fin. !)7-litp FOR S A LE OK~RENT— House, after August 1st.— See W. J. Thigpen. 811 Myrtle Are.----------- Phone 2G0-W 08-tfe Annual and Ornamental I'lanta SAN FO R I) M A C H IN E COM PANY FOR S A L E C H E A P— One <>()" r(dl top desk in good condition.— Hill Lum­ ber Company. 101-3tc FOR S A LE OR T R A D E — Dort car in General Machine and Boiler good mechanical condition, also Works good tires, will sell cheap or trade for Cylinder Grinding anything o f equal value.— W. L. Har­ Phone 62---------- Sanford. Florida vey, Box 352. PURELY PROFESSIONAL (« ■ " ■ Cerda o f Sanford'a Reput­ able Prufraslonal Men, each af whom, in his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recommenda to the people. 101-4tp FOR S A L E — Fine lot of I-cghnrn hens cheap.— W. L. Harvey, Box Pa ioi-4tp 352. TH E SING ER SEW ING Machine Co. has a few slightly used machines that they will sell ut a substantial re­ duction fo r cash or on easy terms.— T. M. Dunlap, corner 10th nnd Laurel. Phone 550-W, l»8-6tp;; w-102-ltp FO UND — Florida license tag. Own­ er can have same upon identifica­ tion nnd paying for ad. Call at Her­ ald office. 07-tfc W alls Gunn, the Alncnn youth who recently won the Georgia Slate Golf Championship has a youthful admirer hete in the ppysott o f Miss Virginia Smith who is visiting her grand­ mother, Mrs, Douglass in the Hern­ don Apartments. Miss Virginia is a neighbor of the Gunns in Macon and watches the result o f the golf mntches with much interest. RELIEVES RH EUM ATISM " I can simply say that Foley Kidncy Pills gave mo relief from rheu­ matic pains, und have not UHt*d sup­ ports for the last six weeks <had to use two). the Itest proof you can have that Foley.Kidney Pills are e f­ fective is this, that since they clcared_ my system of uric add, havo hetin en­ tirely free of pain and depression," writes J. W. Hunt or, I.oa Angeles, Calif. Backache, Rheumatic Pains, Dull Headaches and tired feeling are quickly relieved by Foley Kidney Pills. Sold everywhere.— Adv. FOR S A LK OR R E N T —Trucking Wight Bros. Depart­ land. I have hammock nnd pine ment Garage Make trucking land developed,, partly devel­ Important Change oped and undeveloped in Iowa City section for tttflo or rent. Write E. It. Moore, 250 N. E. 25th street, Miami, That W ill Be of Interest to Their Many Customers nnd Friends or sec Robert King, Oviedo. George A . DeCottes Owing the popularity o f the Bat­ BJ-d; w-tfc Attorney-a t-Law Ft) R S A LE — Practically new type- tery, their rugged construction and Over Seminole Copnty Beak writer, cheap. Address Box 427, long life, and in an c ffo rt'to furnish IANFOKD -i- -:- -:- FLORIDA Sanford. , . 102-4tp their customers with, a buttery of known quality and reliability, Ralph N IC K NEW 6-ROOM cottage, paved Wight, the efficient manager of FR ED R. W IL S O N street. ’ Good location. Fruit trees, Wight Bros. Department Garage, has ATTOHNEV-AT-LAW large lot, $500 cash, balance on easy for some time been perfecting ar­ First National Bank Bnlldlng terms.— A, P. Connelly & Sons. rangements to open a full fledged h^ n f o r d -:-:F l o r id a 103-3tc "E X ID E " Battery Service and has F o R S A LE — Burlap for seed beds". just closed a deal with Kay Brothers, ELTON J. M O U G H T O N sec Sanford Furniture Co. 103-ltc the “ E X ID E " Distributors fo r this FOR SA LE — 6 acre celery farm, 2% territory, who will have charge o f the ARCHITECT acres tiled. Price ll.SOO".— E. F. Lane Battery and Ignition Service, Re­ Reem 7, MlUer Bldg. 103-3tp charging and repairing all makes of IANFORD -tFLORIDA batteries, and t|ieri) w ill he found there on Exltja,j Battery fo r every WANTED known ignition Job op, earth. Thar ICH ELLE M A IN E S Electric Storage Battery |Co., PhllaJ WANTED— BOYS TO SELL THE delphla,1Pa., the oldeat and largcet LAW YER SANFORD HERALD ON THE Court House STREETS OF 8ANFORD. A GOOD makers o f Storage Batteriea In the world manufacture the “ E X ID E " CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOY8 Battery In sixes from ninety tonrf TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A down to the' Radlphone Cell the site ____________ Glaaaw Daalf»*d FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS a gun cartridge, the most Import­ Henry McLaulin, Jr., SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. of. ant of which Is the automobile bat­ O p t D. dh-tf tery, and as the battery Is the life WANTED — 2 or 8 nice furnished OpUdaa-Optw* striiit rooms, close In, rent must be reas­ *1* B u t First Street Baafard, FU. onable. Call Mr. Head at Telephone 811. ■102-3tp W. J. THIGPEN i Real Estate Irm a u r a auto insurance nulr. In ('hnnrrry. FOR R E N T — Furnished connecting N U T I f U A M I O I I » i : i l III’ I*CItl.lt'AT1UN. housekeeping rooms, ‘ with bath, Kmlly J. Hettwootl, Joined by her hus­ band, Thomas K. Iledwnnd, also furnished room. . 813 Magnolia UomiiloltMin, Avc. 98-0tp vs. of your car you ahould not just buy a battery or the so-called just-a*>good when you decide to get a hew battery, but insist on “EXIDE". This makes MAN AND” WIFE would rent small two Exide stations in Sanford, one at furnished apartment with garage. Ap­ JWgfcU <Broe. end one ,at Ray Bros. 7-21-£8-2t ply IL L., care of Herald. 103*ltp Service Statlona, ■ ........ sari *- Also Tax Certificate No. 313, ilntcrt, have or rlplin lo linvo sotno Interest In this cause, otherwise n decree pro the fitlt clity of June. A. 1>. 1331. Imsl In mid to the Intnls hereinabove de- confess!, will he entered nKabist said I lilt'd Hah! fp rililn u p In my office*, mid j actibed* therefore, you, Hnllio 1 ark* unknown parties. lii«* matin npiilleatlon for -Tax Peed I Iturst unit H, t*. I ’arhhurst are hereby <ll Is ordered Hint this notice he pub­ to Issue In accordance with law,'Maid |ordered and required to be and appear lished In the Sanford Herald, a news­ eert llli-ule enihrnees Tim tullnwlnu d e - • before our soul circuit Court, at the paper published In Hemlnobi County, serll.ed property situated In HcmlnoleI Courthouse In Hanford. !• lorlda, on the Florida, once a week fo r four consecu­ County. Florida, to -w lt: HWH o f ' a j r d •*«>■ <‘ f July. A. I>. I S i a . u n r t t h e n tive weeks ns to the known parties, m :>h \V. or Hlver. Her. 19. Twp. so* and there make a n s w e r ,to the hill of defuiidunl, and unco u Week for elitht N. It. I I K. a acre*. Tho raid land * eompliUnl exhibited aunlnst you. oth- consecutive weeks ns tu the unknown iieltiK assessed at the date of thn I s - ! crwlse a decree pro confesso w III ho parlies, defendant. suanee o f such certificate In the namo* entered nuitlnet you. W IT N E S S my hand and thn seal o f of Unknown. Unless said eertlllcatesl And nil i>nrtles elalmthK Interest the said circuit f o u l I mi tills the 8th shall be redeemed ncenrdltiK Co la w I tlm|,,r n,,|>ert N, Payne, deceased, or dnv of June. A. Ik 1913. T « * peed will Issue thereon on tho O|hnrwlso In and to tho lands aforo- ( S H A L ) l i A. DOUOLASR, 30th day o f July .A. P. 1933. said are hereby ordered and requires! Clerk o f the Clrrutt Court. Semlnolu Courtly, Florida. W1TNI4HS my official si it nature nml to be and appear before our said f l r Dy: A. M. .WKKKH. P. C. seal this tho 23rd da>' of June, A. It. etill Pnui'L-Ut I he fourlh ousu In Sunford, Florida, on thn #th dny o f Au- (Irnritc (]. llerrliiK. 1923. S ollrltor nml Counsel aust. A. D. 1923, belli it the Aunust (S H A l.) K. A. DOIIOLASS. fo r Complainants. Hull* Day, ami then ami there make Clerk f l r r u l l Cuurt. 0-9-11,-13-30-7-7-11-31* S8-8-I-0 to answer to the bill- of complaint fill'd Semlnolu f o u n t } . Florida. Ity: A. M. WHHUS, D. C. 11-23-30-7-7-11-21-23-Ote. (Icorgo W. Jones and ----- Jones, Ills In (h r f l r r u l l Canrt, Seventh Judlrlnl wife, tin nine! I', Wood Kiel ----t’lrrult, lu nml for Ihr County of Wood, his wife, 11. II. Kiimsay nnd Seminole Florida. In Uhnsrery. the heirs, devisees, urnntees or other IIT A T IO N . rlnlmuiils under tluorae W. Julies W illia m A. Fitts. Sr., J. P. Davidson. and ----- Jones, his wife, llnrdner I*. Il.-ruld I'rlhtlriK Company, a corpora­ Wood anti ------ Wood, his wife, mol tion. T. F. ■Powell. J. A. Williams, It. II. Itnmsay, nr either or any f . It. Puffin, Howard Pcverlln, J. o f Umjo In and to the followlin: de­ M. Wallace, V, f . fu lle r, and Hlinascribed property In the County of bi Hi Leonard, wldiiw nml only heirSeminole, State of Florida, to-wlt: at-law of N. H. Leonard, deceased, The Mast half o f the Northeast quar­ , Complainants, ter and the Hast half of Northeast vs. quarter of Houthensl quarter of See- Ilultlo Miller, (nee Payne) nnd 1>. A, tl<m Seventeen (17). Townshlp'T weiiMiller, her husband. So I lie Parkty-one (21) South o f llntlKe Twentyhurst, (nee Payne), anil H. I*. Pnrknine (29)' Hast, ami all unkiiowii hurst. her husband, nnd the helrs-atparlies elalmlns no Interest In said law o f Mary F. Hermloil (neo property. « Payne), deceased, namely, W . II. To rieorge W. Jones, nml ----- Jones, liermloii ami Hva A. Herndon. Ills Ills wife, llnrdner I*. Wood .and ----wife. f . P. Hermloil nml Lillie K. Wood, his wife, nml II. It Hainan} Ih rmloti. his wife, Itohert ll H ern­ ami each of you If llvltia ami If dead, don and Jessie S. Herndon, his wife, all parties elnlmlliK on Interest or Ini». P. Herndon and Flnreiire llernterrstH under eat'h nml either of them ilon. his wife, nml nil unknown severally or otherwise In nml to the hells, devisees, Icyjnlees, Kratllees or fnllxwliiK described laud sltuatt* lo (lie oilier elnlnmnls iimler Itohert N. f ’ouuty of Semlnolu ami Slate of Flor- [ Pa) lie. dei'easi'd, or uiherwlse. Ida. to -w lt: ,, Defendant s. Tlio Host half of (he Northeast To Sallle Pnrkhui;st and H. f . Parkq u a ile r and the Hast Imlf of Northeast bur si, San Francisco, Pul If nr it In: quarter o f Southeast quarter of SeeTo all parlies el itmliiK Interest niltIon Seventeen ( 17). Township Tweii- ,i,,r Hubert N. Payne. deceased, or t > -one i l l ) South of Itnnae T w e n t y - ] otherwise. In nnd to the fullowlnif ib'nine ( 29) Hast. ! scribed lauds ly ing and helnu In Semi11 npi'arlnit from the sworn bill of I mile pnniil.v. Florida, to-wlt: South Kmlly J. lied wood, Jollied by her bus- half, ( S ' i ) uf the South half ( H ' j ) of It! (Ill'll. the Northeast Q u iirlir ( N H L ) of tho bund, Thomas J. •Itcdwood, h that you amt enrh of you art lIl'fl'IMl- Soul liellnt (Jlllllter |KU*t) oT SeelliUl i!lith tu nalil bill: that ymir ri'pliliqii'v* Thirty-six l.lil), T hwiih Iii ii Nineteen aru unknown, that vnrli of yon, tin* (19) South Itiiuse Thirty I3n) Hnal. mild . iiPinn it "ri.fI'liSniil*. *4f Hv Iimc,. l»II (ippenr)iiw, .from the a worn btjl uvvr tlir lain nf twenty-iqic yvars: eninplaliit lllin in hits rsiise Hint )'(ttl that there la tin 'person In the Slate of Klnrlita, the aervlee of aalqioetin upon whom would bind the anId ilifvinlnnla.■l .............. .. If llvlnif. or either of them, and II further apprarlno troni the nwum bill of eumplutnt (but It la I lie belief of the rompliilnant that there ta a perMon, nr are persona, IntiTeated In the alinvn ilrarrlhed property, w Iiomi* tinme'or tiamea are unknown tn the rompUInnut; IT IS Tit HllHHOItH <HtI'HIIHD (lint >otl olid eaeli of you nul all parllea rlaltuliia an Iut oreat lu aalil landa appear to the bill of eoinlilalm herein filed, on or before Mon­ day. the 3rd day of September, A. Ik Hay— Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts, Mixed Peed— Hay O UR FEED IS SO M ETH ING TO CR O W A B O U T V Now Is tho finny to feed fo r Inter egg production when prices are highest. Keep your hens in good condition now by fvudimr the host food possible nnd thus assist them through moulting. Then your hens w ill commence earl­ ier nnd will lay longer than the olios not properly cared for during moult­ ing period. ' CHICKEN H IA T T 'S Poultry F e e d js guaran­ teed to ptense. "Your Money Back if You are Not Satisfied." A trial will convince you. feed ■ M T H E CASH FEED S T O R E H H Sanford Feed & S u p p l y Co. F E E D 'M A Y s C R A IN PH O N E 5 3 9 > M y P T l E A N D F E R T I L I Z E R S A V E .O < r H S T .S A N F 0 P D .F U ■ .* . (This Wax Wriltcn by u Wuntuu) . g • § ^ !Why Are Some Store- J keepers So Obstinate? | 1923. It la furlIn-r ordered that thla nolire he pnhllahed In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published lu - Sanford. J Semlnolu County, Florida, onto a w e e k j B for el a 1 11 ronarrutlvu weeks, h WITNKHH H. A. DoUKlnaa, Clerk o f| B tlio t'lreult Court of Seminole County, I ■ i-'inrldu, and (lie aeal of said Court at Iliu Court Itouaii at Sanford. Seiuluole County. F'lurldii. thin the fitlt day of July. A. IJ. 1923. K. A. DOUilLASH. t ffilA L ) Clerk Clrrnlt Court, tly: A. M. Weeks, D. C. Alexmidermnn Akirmnn, Kolleltor for Complainant. 7-7-11-21 • 28-8-t • 11• I H-rfi-9-1-9tc rVo'llep of A ppllm f Inu fo r T o * Dred Uniter Wpeflon 373 of Ike (.rnernl Stntutrs of the Xlnlr o f Florida. Notice Is liernhy slven that F. 8. Vernny, purehaser of T a x Ccf’tlfleatn No. 227, dated the «th day of June, A. I), 1921, hiu filed said rertllleate In my o ffler, and has made applleattun for Tax Deial to Issue In accordance with law. 8nld certlDcuto emhracea the fo llo w in g described property eltimtitl in Semlnnlu County, Florida, to -w lt! N W H o f H W L Of S\vu. Hi t . 10. Twp. 20 H. Itanpe 30 Hsst. 10 acres. The paid land be Inti assessed ui the dale of (lie Issimnee o7 nurh eertlflralo III the name of K. M. Kanuae. Unless said eertlflcate slmll lie redeenied necordliiK lo law Tits Deed Will Issue thereon ou the 13th day of Auausl. 3 A. Ik 1923. WITNKHH my offlelul stunature nnd ] seal this the 7lh day of July. A. D. ■ 1913. (H K A L ) H. A. DOiinilAHH. Clerk Clrrult Court, Seminole County, Florida. _ Dy: A. M. Weeks, I). O. 7-7-1< - I I -28-8-4-11-Sic ■ I nm an old-fashioned buyer of tho nccessiticH for my household. I ro lo tin; uloro niyHelf. To me this work is not Irksome. In fact, I like it. I like to look at the ahelvcM ro full of cuiis and packages o f ho many colors. .1 like to do thiw for the name reason that I don't mind beiiiR in a crowd. When in a crowd I look for familiar faces. When 1 nee them I nm delighted. When I am in a store I look for familiar goods and when I nee them T buy. Tbono goods have become familiar to Ktie through advertising nnd 1 have noticed that the grocery men who have the most of those familiar p a ck a g es somehow or other seem to always go ahead. I went into a store not o f my dwn choosing but with a friend who, umfing -other things, asked for a very well known article o r food which is packed in a cun, although she did not ask for any specific kind. I always buy --------------- nnd instinctively I told her that w u h ■ the kind she should ask for. 8 V e llre of 'Appllrallon fa r T a x Herd f a d e r Seetloa 07S at the f lr a r r a l Nfalalrs of tbr Hlale of Florida, Notice Is hereby alvrii (hut K. M. i'oney purehaser of Tax Cerllflrute No. 386, dutrd the 'Sill day of June A. D. 1921, lias (lied euld certificate III my office, and has made application f o r Tax Weed to Issue In arpordanca with law. Hold rertllleate embrarra Ilia follow properly situated In IUHl drorrlhcd .. H iW nlnole ^ C_ o u n t y, Florida, to-w lt: 8 ' i • 30 of Lot I, Her. ■17, ■ Twp. i i 11 8, Ilanira,. Kaat— 40 acres. The said land helmt assessed at the date nf the lasuanca of euch certificate In IIm name o f I'nknowit. Unless said certlflcale shall ha - redeemed acrordlnn t » I " " Tax Deed w ill Issue thereon on the Sth day of Annual. A. D. 1913. W1TNHHH my ufflrlal a lln a tu re and seal thla the luth day of June A. D. 1923. (H K A L ) K. A. POUflLAHH. Cterk Circuit Cuurt. Seminole County, Fla. I I ) : A. U. W I'E K B , V. C. <•10.7-7-14- l l - 2 l 'l - t - « t r 9fe(lee ef Applleallaa far Taa lire fa d e r tertloa ATS af Ike (ivarral Statutes af (be M ale af Flarlda. Notice le hereby alven that K. M. h'llbee. purchaser of T ax L’ertlflcata No. 3uI, dated the Sth day of June, A. D. 1921, haa filed said certificate In my office, and haa mada application tor Taa Ward to laaua In accordance with law. Hald certificate emhracea (he fuftowlna described property ettuated In Hemlnole County, Florida, to-wlt: Lota' 32 tu 31 (l^ s a U U 84 and | l) The fleneva Tract In Sec. 21, Twp. 20 8. IL 12 K. The said land being assessed at the dale of the Issuance of aurh certificate • In the name W Unknown The dealer overheard me and said, “ Mad-, am, I never sell that article, I sell instead something very much b e tte r-------------- my own brand/ m i jj.o m d Then he. Jaunchctj intp a five-minute talk on why this article was better than the ono I had named. But solnehow my friend, had been convinced by what I had suggested und ^he did not buy that can which the grover offered. And I thought as 1 walked out how stub­ born and obatlnatu that man was. He had lost a sale, had probably taken h b first step toward losing a customer, ami had certainly lost a good deal of time, especially since some other |>coplc were stnnding around waiting to be waited on. I f that grocer had sold advertised goods ho would certainly have hud the hrapd I sug­ gested nnd he would have made a sale; in­ cidentally, he would have hid us good duy cheerily and we would have been satisfied. • Familiar fuces are wonderful. To me, in my capacity ns a buyer for a fairly large household, fumillar things on the shelves o f the stores I visit nre only u little less wonder­ ful, for those fumiliar things help me in do­ ing better nnd more economically tho job which I must work nt every day. i *# Those udvertlscd articles which I buy nnd which f always buy I know linvo been sub­ mitted to tho criticism of both competitor and consumer. This subjection to almost world-wide criticul examination demonstrates to me that the manufacturer has* supremo confidence in hiB goods. Ho cannot tell a falsehood about the things ho makes, because thcro are too many in tho world to find him out. * * ? . * * ! .„ ,lt *.t | * I tf . Constant advertising of uny product proves that product has stood the test o f scrutiny. Is it any wonder then why I, as one of sever­ al million women in my same position, prefer art idea with which I am acquainted to pro­ ducts about which I have no knowledge and about which tho manufacturer does not seem to havo the courage to enlighten me? Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Advertisiog Agencies llinM IM IUIUIllilUIIM IIIIM IIUUIIUlinilllNIUUIUlinillM IH I t - -V * � 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, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R EATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD, F LO R ID A , F R ID A Y , JU L Y 27, 1923 C t C A & iU OUT BIG CROWD YACHT OWNER AT VALDEZ TODAY FINED TODAY HAD WHISKY LAKE’S COMMISSIONERS PAY ..... . , Junker A ll-M e ta l M onoplane A rriv e d at H azelhurst Field This M o rn in g R O TA R Y, K IW A N IS A N D TH E CHAM BER OF COMMERCE M ET TO G ETH ER From L ak e Helen, T h ru O ra n ge City and on to Osteen WILL MOTOR POLICE S H 0 0 T S ,__. IN at Mia m i ASSOCIATED PRESS ROAD D EPT. TO COI O RATE IN FO R M ATIO ! |I»t The An»»elnte4 P r » " l , , . . , ... . CARDEN CITY, July 27.— Eddie Stinson, accompanied by Charles Dirk. Inson, president of the Aero Club of llllnohf and Arthur1 Cray, mechanic, ar­ rived at Ilatelhursl Field at 7:30 this morning In Junker all-metal mono­ Enterprise in well named for En­ plane in which they left Chicago at 11 o’clock laat night, completing In cght terprise was instrumental in putting and one-half hours the first non-stop three paaaenger night flight between over the bond Issues of the I-nkc And Every Pari o f Oifr * _____ .* the two cilice. Helen, Orange City, Osteen roads laat Will Re Covered for Bene­ week. lake Helen, Orange City and Much Important Businem, Many Osteen did good work but it is said fit of Travellers vi Good Speeches and Good that the people of Enterprise railllod Ram m ed Motorcycle o f Fellowship Apparent ~ <' I * 4nr Thr AftMTialrS Prraa> to tho work like veterans and cam­ TALLAHASSEE, July 27, Stored on Y ach t and paigned all over this road district to Officer and W a s D r a g ­ One of the largest and bent "get State Highway Department in con arouse the people to the value of C aught By Coast g in g H im together" meeting* held here In some junction with the AssocUted Prt good roads through the district and time wan pulled off at the Hotel Val­ Guards ll»T TBe AunrliilrS Prr«*» soon will begin the assembling In this period the population of they were ably seconded fiy the prog.TAVARES, July 27.— No grentor MIAMI, July 27.—Edward Lltch- data on the condition of the system des today when the combined mem­ compliment hns ever been paid n com­ Lnko county has doubled, the produc­ ressivea of Orange City, I.ake Helen field employo of Pennsylvania Sugar of highways that atretch to all cor­ bership of Rotary,' Kiwnnls and the . NEW YORK, July 27.—Jullnn B. tion o f citrus .fruit* Increased from nnd Osteen. mercial club ami its affiliated bodies Company here was shot by Motor­ ners of Florida, which will be dis­ Chamber of Commerce met ot the linker, mrjn!>er of Ynmnqun Yacht Another big move for that part of than tho following letter from tho 400,000 to 1,250,000 boxes, and in ev­ cycle Officer Bradley, who attempt­ regular wcokly meeting of the Cham­ three mile limit and foundvbgkqjb commissioners of Lako county to the ery part of Lake county there is cvl- Volusia county is that bids will be ed to place him under arrest here tributed weekly for the benefit of ber o f Commerce. There were over Club in Shccpnhcnd Ray and nnid by trnvclcra who cover the state In antodcncc of tremendous growth and great opened August 6th for the asphalt Lako County Chamber of Commerce, early today. Litchfield may die. mobllos. one hundred prenent when President Edwards Barnes, assistant collector of prosperity. road from Osteen bridge to New nnd probnbly no other county has ever i Higgins Called the meeting together customs to be n brother of former In including in our budget for 1923­ Smyrna which means a hard surfaced Bradley said Litchfield was speeding The divisional engineers having had aa big nnd broad nnd progressive and refused to stop when ordered, promptly at twelve and nuked Bocretary of War Newton D. Baker ihv „ . , m, -v ......... fifteen ...---- -----------members of a county board as to sub­ 24 1 1-4 mills we, the commissioners road to Coronado Beach for tho peo­ then drove car Into the officer’s mo­ charge of road construction work b o w Dr. Carpenter to invoko the Divine t xlny was fined one thousand dollars, of Lake county, helievo that it meets ple of this part of tho state making under way will gather the informa­ molarIt president of the Kiwanis called upon . . 'c u t* r a m *. *boarded * J hi. — *"“ w rite to mch o doMrnent .m l with tho approval of 100 per cent of the distance to tho bench shorter by torcycle. Bradley said he fired while tion which they aim to make as com­ ory.nir.tloo for Ha file.. the machine was being dragged by utes of the last meeting were read boat "Modesty” yesterday oot.ido th. » « ' >° our citizens, who nro fully ^gnisant some fifteen miles nnd giving the plete as possible on each one o f the OFFICE OF BOARD OF and approved and reports of various three mile limit nnd found six cases of tho worth of the Lako County Seminole county folks n good hard the automobile. state roads designated by tho 1023 COMMISSIONERS ' committees made and Judge Sharon, of whiskey nbonrd. Chamber of Commerce and the affil­ road and free bridge to New Smyrna. session of tho legislature. ThU In­ president of the Kiwas called upon For I.nkc County, Florida. iated organizations. formation will bt telegraphed to The DcLand News snys: to make a talk responded on the Tavares, Flo., Jul y'J, 11*23. This mlliagc is not an expense, but Tallahassee where It will be made "Thnt the citizens of Volusia coun­ "personality of a city" calling atten­ Mr. It. P. Burton, president,an Investment, nnd is paying tremen­ ty are nlivo to the great benefits to available for distribution to the twen­ tion td the fact that It is the per­ Lake County Chamber of Commerce dous dividends in building up Lnko be derived from good roads wns atty-seven daily papers In Florida sonality of a club or of tho citizens Tavares, Florida. • county, cementing communities to tt>gtc,j yesterday when tho Lake who*o publishers are members o f the of a city that make that city. Ho eternal friendship and in creating a I Hclcn-Ostccn Road nnd Bridge DisAssociated Press. An effort will bo Dear Sir: asked for co-oporatlon of nil citizens mudo to arrange the information bo During the past four yenrs there county loyalty unparalleled in thcjtricl votC(j n|m0st unanimously for . in the great program of making a that the traveler who enters the sUta 'the $110,000 bond issuo with which to hns been paid from county funds to United States. Greater Sanford and asked that all . . ‘ Respectfully, build n hard surfaced highway from on tho north, for InsUnce, may refer the Lnkc County Chamber of Com­ join In boosting every good move­ (Signed) M. V. SIMPSON, I H e l e n approximately 10 miles to a Florida paper and learn the ap­ merce the sum of $37,131.43—less ment for the upbuilding of Sanford. Chairman County Commission- through the finest grove lands in the condition of a partlcuUr than the cost of one mile of perman­ Praises Century Old proximate "Get the Atlanta spirit of Roost" era, Lake County, Fla., nnd, county to Osteen nnd the St. Johns trunk rend to the far end of tho «U te ent road. said the Judgo nnd keep the good Friendship in Speech C. Z. OSBORNE, river bridge crossing tho river at nt tho closo of a certain day. . By your records during that period work going all the time os it is the Partisanship Forgotten W. II. RICHEY, Osteen ferry. Road department officials recog­ at Vancouver you hnvo shown that through your in­ only way to develop n city.. J. W. CAUSE, and H om e-Com ing The vote stood ns follows: nize that them are difficulties before fluence 3H1 families have been locat­ Sam Baumcl, the song leader of VANCOUVER, n. G T Tu ly 27— them In furnishing this Information Ijiks Helen. -G.T. REVELS, to B e Celebrated ed- In Lake-county.- ***. tho"Ktv*tUa Club, stip-ted the rousing ................. .....09 President Harding In nn address made because o f the great mileage of the Assoc Tale Members. LV. knnil. »»• ................... In the same period the assessed * ■* » ~~~~~~ . ■ song, "W o’ro For Sanford" and nil during his visit here Thursday, the roads, and tho Impossibility of the Alumni iwuua - t .................. Attest: ' (I«y Thr rm ») valuation of Lake county has Increas­ ....... 2 first visit over mndo by an American joined In the song. R. J. Holly talk­ SEATTLE, July 27.— With parti­ engineers In charge seeing every mUe T. C. SMYTH, Clerk. ed on bitter attendance at the Cham­ sanship forgotten Seattle was ready ed from $0,700,000 to $11,500,000. President to Canailn—pointed to the of each road every week. This, they Osteen. ... • .10 century old fiendshlp between the ber of Commorco meetings nnd the to welcome the home-coming of tho point out, makes it Impossible to Sprin gfield M ob Spirit Against bond* .................. ....... 4 peoplo of tho United State* a* proof show where every bump or rut i* lo= great benefit of the joint meeting President of the United States nnd Country Faces Trouble^ The citizens of I-ako Helen, Osteen to tho nations of Europe thnt public ented, and the necessity of confining today.___—------------------------first indy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harding. Feared This M orn in g and ( nssndaga arc to bo congratulat­ will, rather than public force, is the the data to the general condition. Hon. Forest Lake called upon for Crowded program for the president’s Says M agn u s Johnson, Troops O rdered Out ed oil this progressive step, which key to peace. something about the Chamber of reception wdh declared perfected and They believo this general informa­ N e w - Minn. Senator •at Is public will .not public force, tion will meet a long felt need for will put all three of these wldo awake from the time he nnd his official Commerce extolled the good work ac­ Two Men Held on Assault Ct»c Arc communities on the mnp to stay. thnt makes for enduring pence," he guiding Information to the traveling q complished by this body of men, told party appeared nt the hnrbor entrance Say* Revolution— Political, IndusResidents of DoLnnd nro especially told his.audience of Canadians, gath­ public, especially during the ap­ Threatened By Mob of tho hearty co-opcration granted nt 9:30 o'clock tills morning until dustrlal Or Even Resort To pleased nt the passing of tho bond ering in S tanly I’nrk. “ And is it not proaching tourist season. tho City Commission nt their meet­ they entrain late in the afternoon Arm* Faces Us. in, Thr AssorlsIrH Trrssl • issues for good roads through Orange n gratifying circumstance thnt It has ings by the committees of the Cham­ events of day were expected to fol­ In a general way, tho work of tha SPRINGFIELD, IB., July 27.— City to Enterprise, I-ake Helen and fallen to tho lot of us North Ameri­ low ono another with clocklikc pre­ ber of Commerce nnd nsked all the lllr The Au w llIrS Tress) road department was defined and lim­ Troops were ordered to 1 amms, in Osteen fo rthey believe It mean* « cans, living nmlcnbly for more than citizens to appear at each meeting cision. The chief feature of the pres­ HT. PAUL, Minn., July 27.— Revolu­ ited by two acts of the 11*23 legisla­ century under different flags, to of the City Commissioners nnd talk ident’s visit here will be his speech tion— political, industrial or even a Alexandria county, by Adjt. General new era of prosperity for nil the comture. What Is known as House Bill over the matters pertinent to the af­ in the Stadium of the University of resort to arms—fucos tho United Black early this morning nt the re­ munition along these reutos. Osteon present tho most striking example 711 designated and established a sys­ fairs of Sanford. Tbe big work of Washington at 1 o’clock this nflrr- .Slates " if rondilions^confronting the quest of Sheriff Rocho, of Cairo, who nn dEntcrprise, which hnvo little of yet produced of that basic fact. If tem of Stato roads and provided that making up the assessment roll nnd noon when be expected to discuss Inlmrlng man and tho farmer are not naid he feared popular indignation tho tourist business now crowding Europe would heed tho lesson con­ Roads Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 8, and would result in tho lynching of James tho state on account of their Inac­ veyed by Cunada and the United _ the big pavelng program of Sanford problems of Alaska. ■ P P IIP ^ P ,_ . Is to be built chnngetl," In the opinion of Magnus Hazelwood and Andrew Corbett, two cessibility, will, when this system of S U ... t t e , «.U M .trite . t l t e ~ « t | « “ J N»received a decided Impetus In tho Johnson, recently elected senator after tho first namsd six roads are ST. LOUIS, July 27.*—Burton Bar­ highways is compeltcd, bo thronged of disagreements nnd in ihoir own from Minnesota on the fnrmer-lobor men held in the Tamms Jail In connec­ * meetings of the City Commission by complete) shall be first completed be­ rett, .11, a watchman, was shot and tion with assault on n girl of Tamms. doily with sightseers and motorists prosperity forget to Inveigh conthe presence of property owners and ticket. fore any now contracts are made for killed today by his son Harold, 21 who, if they do nothing else, may staidly at ours, "Many think the r.nmo thing that citizens generally and the City Comwork on any other roads, but, aaya make n delightful round trip drive years of age, as he sat in the lobby With his emphnsis upon the long missionors were the servants of the happened in Russia run not happen SITUATION IN GREECE tho law, "this proviso shall not he of the Boat man’s Bjug building, in taking In the four towns. They are DESCRIBED AS GRAVE friendship lietwecn Canada nnd the in this country," the senntor-oirct people and were taking care of their contented to Interfere In any W the business down-town district. The IlY THE NEWSPAPERS sure to foci, the benefits of additional United States Mr. Handing urged Ca­ wild Thursday in n atalcmcnt to Tim property—the cltltcns being stock­ with any contracts alrrtdy ra*de son was arrest'd nnd according to nadians not to give encouragement travel." holders in a big corporation—the City Associated Press, "hut don’t fool with any county for the construction f police said he shot bis father because "to any enterprise looking to CjinaPARIS, July 27.—The situation In yourself. It could happen hero be­ of any part of any road or roads here­ of Sanford. • the father had boon abusive lately fore you knew what wns going on. Greece Is described as of the gravest RECONSTRUCTED RIVER ADDS da’s annexation to tho United States." in designated, nor with the ronxtroe- • Mr. Lako also stressed the Import­ nnd had threatened to kill him and 6 MILKS TO DETROIT DOCKS "Let u* go our own gslta along "The Csar had a big army, hut he l,y the Belgrade newspapers especial­ ance of a closer co-operation of the lion or maintenance of such other other member* of the family Inst ly tho Novosli, soya a dlspatch.to the parrailcl rends, you helping us nnd have hardly any army nt all, so what people of tha county with the people roads aa have heretofore been 'de­ night with a hammer and club. DETROIT, July 27.—Tho Rivei we helping you," ho added. could our gvoernment do if there whs Matin from tho Serbian capital. Tho of the county scat and asked that the signated and approved by the Nation­ At the outset ho alluded to his s nation wide revolution. It could Tiowg from Athens is scant, but it is Rouge, site of the great blast fur­ al Secretary of Agriculture as in­ folks living outside of the city come visit being the first by a president of declared tho republican movement is naces of tho Ford Motor Company, to the Chamber of Commerce meet­ and told about Bond No. 3 and stress­ not do a thing." cluded In tho State and Federal seven gaining headway In tho army and has been initiated to deep draft ves­ the United States to Canada during ings nnd get a better idea of what the ed the importance of Iwttrr roads heper cent highway system." a lasy twisting a term of office and with tho excep­ tween DeUnd and Sanford and oth­ Owanits—Citrus Gtowcr* Associa­ thnt a ministerial crisis is imminent, sels. For years Tho federal aid roatls are Noa. 8. 7, city and coopty was doing. tion of tha visits of President Wilson A. P. Connelly g*vc a splendid talk er point* in order that our folks tion to spend $3,000 for improvement owing to n split in the Vcnizclist par- stream, tho river has been developed 10, 14, 16, 17, *1 b«m1 as an artery of the Detroit river at to Paris being tho first to visit any tlon to 46 miles designated by th o , on the Chamber of Commerce work could get better acquainted. of property foreign political soil. . the behest of the Ford Interests. F. W. Huston of Palatka stressed as he U an ex-president and worker state road department and the federal t. I "V I "Canada Is n model in the view of government as part of the federal To permit the great ore carriers the importance of good roads and said add Is always ready and willing to of the lakes to bring their cargoes the UnlUd States,” ho said. "You seven per cent system. This 46 mlua.J give his time and money toward that co-operation on the part of the direct to the blast furnaces, the river are not only our neighbor but a very was designated at the laat meting building up tho city through the cltlxcns would get results every time has been reconstructed. Instead of good neighbor and wo rejoice In your and asked that u big crowd go from the state highway board. Chamber of Commerce. tho twisting stream of former years advancement and admire your Inde­ Sanford to tho state road meeting John Jinkins cited an instance ol a new RJverJRouge ha* been created. pendence no less sincerely than wo got what they people coming hers from other towns nnd they would From the mouth of the Detroit river value your friendship. Wo think the Condemned Man Jol S g 4 because they bought goods In San­ wanted. Judge Sharon was asked to speak to tbe Ford turning basin the stream same thoughts, live the same lives About His Executli Y i F ’ ford cheaper and asked for la three miles fong^almost two miles nhd cherish the same aspirations to about the bond issue for an athletic operation o f Sgnfonl Said God Would ~ shorter than the <Ad course. Its service to each other in time of need. park, fair grounds »nd municipal the K & t M I" tbc * * * £ "Thousands of our brave lad* per­ width at the mouth Is 400 feet, and golf links and said that this was a Kart Brown, secretary But CenvkUd Murderer Was the effect that passive resistance the aversga [fld tb ialo)»» /the dock ished In gallant and generous action I-and Commercial Club and City Man­ most Important move on the part of cuted at Little Rock T« * the people, and the city and we must A N D A 8K S FU R TH E R L IG H T mast cease before negotiations with lines la 300 lv$t, JwUI»|»f<rtto>*t width for the preservation of our union. ager o f.D aU w * a m 7 * * " l 0 look ahead teq to twenty years to the ON OTHERS N O T M E N ­ of 200 feet. T *e depth at low water Many of our young men followed Ca an expression about State Jtoad N> • Germany are undertakenLITTLE ROCK, July 27.nadian colors to the battlefields of ' * TIO N E D time when U will be impossible to is 21 fe e t 8, that la known.as tha SL Joh Sense, convicted of the A new canal, 3,000 feet long, was France before wo entered the war and • Hccnic Highway and goes from a f ­ get the land fqr these purposes and PARIS, July 27.— Premier Poin­ 11. Davidson, was eketr left their proportion of killed to share that all of these projects would bring care left Paris late last evening for cut through the entire subdivision of ford to JaskartivtUa vU DcLand’ J " 1' state penitentiary at 6:60 this the graves of your Intrepid sons. . atka. GresnXove:Springs and other tourists and new people l"h> our mU“ t his country hpme at Samplgny for a property, avoiding an " 8 " turn where Ing. Seas* had maintained "W hst an object lesson of pesce Is and also flvo the -homo people a • -------• few days rest after giing the finish­ the river joins the bealn. cities and town* Mr. Brown had last minute that «J» “ act chance to have recreations, the boys O f Franco-Belgian Declaration Some 16 industries In addition to shown todsy With our two frontiers ing touches to the reply to British map showing the road and Ua M U «U free of soldiers; no U r g e warships would prevent ekdcutlou. Aa t • o f Passive Resiatancc Must and ho had hi. $ubJect well In hand- a chance to play ball and football and communication. Tho document, how- the Ford blast furnaces ere operat­ patrol our adjacent waters; no steal­ wai being adjusted Cease First He asked that Sanford get a special would do much for the city in many over, will be communicated to Lon* ing along the banks of the Rouge, and thy spies I uric in our tranquil border "was the happiest BM» #1 > ' — ways. „ j drfri only after the Belgian govern­ with the Improvement just completed 2 * tk. 8 . - 0 , d walk" aad lafighed. The KIwanians were then called the DeUnd band »n d .v e r y body in ment haa received a copy and had She miles o f decking faculties have hamlet Only a scrap of paper, rec­ to see me die, but I PARIS, July 27.—The French re­ upon to give the dosing song that time to examine it. As soon as the „ jh added to Detroit'# waterfront. ording harty mom than a simple « • the two c lt i* go to a big mo®Ung * was responded to by the entire as­ ly to British reparation note will safeguards lives and die," he told French ambassador in Brussels re- Heretofore the. Industries located at .Green Covo Springs whore they could semblage and the meeting j'renner jneunia w a c the that much good - FINE TRIBUTE TO CHAMBER HARDING FIRST PRESIDENT WHO VISITED CANADA SEATTLE READY W ITH WELCOME TO PRESIDENT BRITISH NOTE SUNDAY HOLDS PRINCIPLE u J L J V' Im •- I I I * '• r A \, ‘ t ' .Tws . D A IL T p AP! �I »} PAGE-SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1923 14 _ MRS. F R E D D A IGER; Society Editor I'hone 217-W • It l n t l w r f r l r « 4 » vlulttss* m e - - I f r im .a re (u t lt g » r n k r r f n r rm m Inn ■ or t f - y « a a r r r a t r r t a l a l a e . w ri te a r (total r a rd to Ikla d o r art inrat, ■ Ivina Orlalla, Or I r l r r h o o r thr Itrat. It w ill hr a rra t lr a fjir r r la lM . LOCALS n. H. Derg of Minmi Is in the city looking after the circulntion list of the Daily and Weekly Herald. THE WEATHER : -------For Florida: Partly cloudy todny nnd tomorrow; probably local thundershowers. l'i R R lt> 14 Xt lh SOCIAL CALENDAR Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Vincent of Wabasso arrived in the city today and Friday—Informal house warming of the Woman's Cluh from 8:30 to 11 will be the guests of Mrs. Vincent’s sister, Mrr. K. J. Holly. p. m. tf> hi •it Xl h im ■■ ■» ■■ X9 X4 PtJ F O U R T E E N — 14 H H H I U H I l H I l H H 5 NEW CLUB : WILL OPEN TOMORROW *4 *4 m h An optimist Is n man who wears a order to leave their little ones for an white suit ond carries a fountain pen hour or two at n time. I that is so constructed thnt it can’t I f there in apy truth in the old spy­ . • • ing about the help thnt conics to those leak. that help themselves, it is not going to be long before the Woman’s Club of Sanford, will have swept away its Inst obligation of debt. The cost of the building alone was $11,108, more than half of which is already paid. The P fleet ------- ■T T( fONN I G H T ^ ROY STEWART —IN - “BURNING WORDS” xi The Congregational Clirlstinn EnYou will like this talc of thf .„n l| Thc I.ndlrs Will Furnish Their Clubjdeavor Society nre giving n tacky j|0UHe , _ social at Mrs. Robinson’s corner of woods featuring Roy Stou'art \ Liero of the Royal Mounted, n V 11th street nnd Myrtle avenue. Ice Ry the time the club year opens in a story that will bring tha . 1 cream and enkn will, be jjofd during The Woolyorth stores arc all rendy October it is expected that the new h Xn M Xi Xii Miss Mary Fields left yestordny for to your eyes more than once S the evening. Come nnd do your part. home will be most nttrnctlvcly ap­ Daytona Reach where sho will he the to open on Haturdny of this week.' miss oac of the best of it* . ‘ .'I ' 101-2tp The windows nre attracting much at­ JACKSONVILLE, July 20.—The pointed nnd it has been so nrranged durst of Pearl Rohson. Also— tention. maximum nntl minimum temperatures that each member will have taken n The Herald delivered six times a in representative cities furnished by part in the work in some way as the week for lt>e. Mr. and Mrs. D. 1.. Thrasher leave “S M A R T Y ” R. A. Newmnn'han gone to Hender­ the weather burenu from records com­ entire membership hns been divided this afternoon for Dnytonn Reach A Two-part Century <’nmt4, sonville to Join MrV Newman nnd the up into committers who. will work us piled nt 9 p. m. yesterday follow: where they will spend several dnys. family nnd he experts to reninin for SIGNS YOU CAN RELIEVE IN City • Mnx. Min. follows: -F rid ay and Saturdai.l several weeks. If your breath is bad nnd you hnvo Atlantic City ................... 81 68 Mrs. I). P. Drummond hns charge of Mrs. W. P. Fields and children have spells of swimming in the head, poor Norton Talmadge.nnd Lew fod, J Atlanta .............................. 88 74 curtains nnd draperies with n commit­ returned home after a very pleasant I appetite, eonsti|iation nnd a genera! no- ! Morris Wlmbish left Inst night for Roston ........................ 66 tee thnt will finance themselves for visit with her brother nt Dnytonn account feeling, it is n sii^n your liver is Winston-Salem nnd other points in Ruffnlo ................. *.......... 72 ‘W I T H I N T H E LAW i materials nnd do the work of making torpid. Tho ono really ocnendablo rem­ Reach. . C O R S E T edy for all disorders in tho liver, stomach ' North Carolina where he will be ab­ C hicngo - .................................. 74 i it up. and IxiwoiaisHcrbine. It nets powerfully Nemo Self-Reducing No. 3J3 sent for several weeks recuperating Cincinnati ................... 82 •Mrs. ( Mrs. George A. DcCottes and Morse will provide the money on tho liver, strengthens digestion, pun- J is a real bargain. It has a low top nfter a very busy winter season-at Dcs Moines..................... 86 ' and medium skirt. Made in dmdaughters, Misses Mary nnd Louise for the rhnirs, her committee giving fica tho liowrls ana reslorrs n fino feeling' Roumillnt & Anderson’s drug store. F.nstport, Maine ............ of energy. vim nnd cheerfulness, Price able pink or white could; sites fil I # DcCottes, who have been the charm­ fortnightly n series of out-of-door 60c. Sold by 24 to 36—and costs o-.iy 53.00. • Kansas City .......•......... 86 ' ing guests of Mr. anil Mrs. George A . 1 suppers nt Hnzelton’s Silver Lnkc. If rout dealer e»tt‘i.et It. .end asm*. • <1The Fornnld-Ijiughton Hospital has New York ................. d i r l i r e slut M. Wr'II serxl tile CSHl. 80I Mrs. Ed. I-anc nnd cortimittec will UM OV PHARMACY DeCottes, returned to their home in N e m o llv id 'o le -Fa-h in n In.tlmtc just received a new cont of paint and Pittsburgh ........................ 70 t Hanford, Florida Jacksonville. I 2 0 P. IfthSt., New York (IKpf.S.I give card pnrtics to raise money to this benutiful building is looking St. Louis ....................... PO Luy new card tables. prim and neat. The work was done Toledo ............................... 76 ( Mr. nnd Mrs. M. S. Wiggins and Mrs. R. H. Dcas will provide card, by Knrn Schmidt who is an artist Iri Washington ................... :.. 82 1 children and Mrs. II. L. Perkins nnd table covers through soliciting from his line. children left this morning for St. Pet­ her committee nu mbers, who will do G O O D /YE YEAR ersburg where thry will lie the guests the necessary sewing. ^ Service Sta Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Van Scivcr 90,000 Dollars in station el their cousin, Mrs. Woodwnrd DarnMrs. D. L. Thrasher's committee and Itoytil lilue of the St. Augustine Outstanding R ew ards wcll. j Record were in the city todny look­ will donate luncheon sets. Offered by the State Mrs. Ovcrlin's committee on kitch­ HERE it a differ­ ing over the matter for the new book­ George Speer ami son, Vivian, le ft . e n c e in .tirei. let that will be printed by the Cham­ en furnishing is planning to enter for Inr.t night for New York City nnd Escaped Convicts nnd Is O nly the new Good­ ber of Commerce soon. The Record the musical event nt Lnkc Mury tills other northern cities. They will be y e a r C o rd T ir e it Plum For Officers. Com jinny printed the Inst one and it week. gone about three weeks nnd while on m a d e o f h lg h e itwas a work of art in every way. Mrs. Gnlluwny, with a group of ten thin trip will buy their fnil nnd winter I I I , T l i r V» « m - l n t r i l I ' r r M l grade, long-staple, T H C TALLAHASSEE, Fin., July 26.— women, will contribute the handsome goods for the firm of Speer & Son. high-tensile cotton, Cliurchwcll's arc putting on n big Ninety thousand dollars in nutstnnd- velour curtain for the stage. b u i l t u p by the three days sale for Fridny, Saturday Ing rewards offered by the state of Tho China will he paid for with a Dr. and Mrs. Ren Cnswell nnd thr Goodyear patented alul Monday in silks, shirtings, ging­ Florida for the apprehension of es­ fund rnised several years ago by a group-ply method, Intter's sister, Miss Kntheritir Huff, •i f . t i l . } ‘ *11*11 I* V rirM hams, hose, etc., and the prices nre caped convicts and |i»*»*| III** In |II’M fugitives from Home Economics Committee with the and equipped with who has hern their guest, left' this I n . H* n».nt||\, \m i 'II just light if you will rend the adver­ justice await distribution to detectives compilation and snlc of n cook book. h e n v ie r sidew alls morning in their ear for Atlanta W.nil it In In* nriin * tisement in this issue nnd see for thnt nre willing to go out nnd corral int iil. I ,tinl i ri I»l I,*. and the beveled AllThe newly organized Junior De­ ' where they will upend n few dnys witli i. I i h i i it * \Y* II yourself. . WeatherTread. The the missing ones. This information partment will buy the silver. • hi their parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. 1(ulT I n •• difference shows in is revealed in data being compiled bv Mrs. A. M. Phillip', will be respon­ before going to Dnhlonrgn, (in., where III 11*« C\ T. Raker, a consulting engineer R Am|n.WHi who j, in t.harK,, of sible with her committee for all tow­ 1 •» i • 1 1 • l»l« t h e G o o d y e a r 's they will spend n week or ten days. price*. f Atlanta, was in the city today the prison department of the state lo n g e r w e a r and els for kitchen an.Id resting rooms. looking over the ground with the view agricultural commissioner’s o ff {be. lower cost per mile. Mrs. W. K. Watson and her com-, Hill PIE SOCIAL AT LAKE MONROE of ascertaining just what the city in­ Tile data shows that there are 601 mlttee have already done a great deal A$ G— dyout 5 t r t h « jf a f ie n The Seminole Athletic Club.will cn tended to do in regard to the utility I Drml»r§ im m // and rrremLum ber Co. Heaped convicts, some of whom have of extra wotk in renovating the obi tni f%d t h « nmw Coodrssr teitnin at n pic social Friday night,. iplants. 2 Mr. Raker was here C o rd $ w it h t h r b r r r U J All ( ' iiiii i»eoii gone as long as twenty years. club furniture, and will equip the four **llii!l«!rr« II «*mli|tinr* Wmmthmr T rrm d m n j hmrk July 27, ut the Monroe school grounds. y,.„r Irffl" np" wben he was in the employ standing rewards of $100 for each of diessiug rooms, financing themselves. i h m m u p w i t h §tmndmr4 G o o d y m r S tr v ic r The committee in charge promise ,.f Southern Utilities Company,!thpftc nKKTPKnU. In addition Company, t| lpl|(, “ ................... ’ V The sun parlor will I outfitted by Phone I3fi, Sanford t some real pie surprises. but he is now in business for himself. to „tilu> r,01 vnl.np(.H| approximately 300 the chnilmcn of all the tlier commitK E N T V IIL C . W0RK8I i fugitives from Justice are wanted l>y tees. Oak Avenue and Tliird Str^t INFORMAL llltlDGE G IL L O N & F R Y the state. Rewards for these vary |„ this rounection it is interesting Prohibition A gen ts Mrs. S. O. ('base entertained most from $M> up. some going us high as, t , „|,serve that several women are I L'I Magnolia ,\»e.—Sanford, Florida informally Inst evening nt bridge nt Shot By Mistake G O O D Y E A R $200, or more. The average prob*.lily ttjng „ pnrt funds i„ In de­ her home on Oak avenue, honoring V !i will range around $100 each, fthlch voted t0 the building funds. By G eorgia Mqn Mrs. benjamin Whit nor, jr., nnd Mrs. makes an additional $30,000. Mrs. Harry lie.-ren is doing some McKee, recent brides, Mrs. Sellers . Al lthe detectives have to do is to garden planning for lids purpose. ■ i i m i z s i S G a i i i s i a i . j i i i i i i a u i i i B i i R i R a n a D i B i i B i i i B r a t a s n M i z s s i B i i i i i i l i M n m i i i Rhnmes, a visitor and Miss Abide Tried to Hold I'p Auto nnd Shot for gather in the GO1 men wanted, and Mrs. Aylett Fitts is selling plants, ......................... .... ...................... > i i u u B C « i K B i i s i K i i i i i i i B p x Bi i H i i a u R U i i n ! i B ” " s ' i u u i i m llnndils Doudney, who leaves shortly for they will rm.l the rewards awaiting i some of which are ready now, and1£ South America. , them. others will be available in October; J LA GRANGE, Gn., July 26.- Mis­ The card tallies were placed on the Prison authorities express the bo- Mrs. C. R. Klrtlcy bakes angel food * screen porches, nnd tlie* curd games taken for highway men, J. G. Cohli, lief that some of the escaped prison­ cakes to order in any desired quanti- ■ were exceptionally interesting. The prohibition ugent nt Newman, and ers undoubtedly nre dead, inasmuch tics; Mia. Alex Yuughuo gives f « r - a prize for high score, a dainty fnn, Gordon Andrews of LaGrunge. who n> their escapes dale hack as far us three months the sales of all her tot- J was won by Mrs. Whilner, Jr., and bad been deputised to assist Cobb In 1023. tage cheesy nt Stokes' Market; Mrs. * the men's prize, two .leeks of cnrili., a rin.l on a still, were shot near here Mr. Andrew's is compiling infornia- (;n||nwily sells buttermilk and butter lute \ u*n llu■y ut- tion on the escapes _ in compliance went to Hcnjnmin Whittier. I Mrs. Henry Wight has an agency for „ n in ft inotor with a request from Mr. A. J. llenoe Mary Ann Cake shell pans; Mrs. * rs, the hostess served ice cream and car which they suspected of carrying chief of the bureau of blent mention, Morse takes orders for home mnd.'iB liquor. cake ns refreshments. 'department <>f justice, at thy Fort ice cream nnd Mrs. Harry Ward takes ■ ('olili was shot in the hand. An- Leavenworth (Kansas) penitentiary. alders for cup towels. If other mem- S FOIt MISS Clt AH TREE drew*, is repotted dying nt a local Mr. Itenoe wrote the state officials tiers wish to augment flu ir eontribu- ■ F R ID A Y Miss Dorothy Crabtree, of Tnmpn, hospital with three bullet holes in his hcer thnt lie was installing a new SATURDAY M O ND AY tions with work, there is a demand ■ the guest of Mrs. F. E. Rouinillat, was shoulder and side. I method of taking care of all escapes, , for home made bread, for ilia.it- up £ the rhnrming honorec at a rook par­ The shooting took plati-c Oil the lpar.de violations, and all those who miens, linens, tor for crocnei crochet worn work it ami for real- jj mi lur , , . . . t> given yenterday afternoon by Miss West point-Chiploy road when Jim are wanted, for any reason, by state ly HUperiur monogramming on linen. J >\ e can t quote prices on everything in this space— bul w e can give you ! Margaret Peters, at her home on Park Williams, Ibi. k Hamby nnd a man 1officials, la-avcnworth is u governKvcnue. There were three tallies of names Jones were returning in an au­ meat cleardug house of criminal in­ one great ami crying need («nd this ■ an idea o f what Church well’s will o ffe r for three clays. B ig reduction on * is not intend. (| as a pun)—is for some jj , ,4 ,1-. • ' “ v n* i v u u v u v n vh ( players. tomobile to their home in West Point. . formation. entire stock: ■ capable and enterprising women to The rooms where the card tublcs The three men stated that the two of­ arrange to take care of young chil­ were arranged were effectively dee- ficers stood in the middle of the road e thing the white collar man en- dren in the afternoons for mothers A L L $2.00 S IL K S , .‘{fj-in wide, per yard $1.75 orated with baskets of Shasta daisies waving (ludr flash light* and revolv-I is tho jack of all trades. who would be glad to pay a price in and frrns. Late in the afternoon era. When they were commanded to $2.*)0 Crepe do Chine and rI affetas, (b ig range o f patterns to select scores wiro counted and the prize for stop, they thought they were being. lugh score, a handmade handkerchief, held up by highwaymen, they said, from ), per y a rd _________________ *51.90 was won by Miss Mary Klizuheth A revnlvur found in the pocket of Moye. The hnnnrcc was presented their car, following a chase by the, $L25 S IL K P O N U F F , per yard ' ; ‘)8c with a lovely string of heads. officers, was carried for protection, Refreshments consisting of sherbet llu men asserted. No liquor was _i nnd individual cakes were served at found. No arrrsfs weie made. 59c S A T IN S T R IP S H IK T IN U . per yard 15c the ronrliision o f the game. _ _ ^ Miss Fetors’ guests were Miss Dor Hnigei, Howard and Misses Owens1 Itlouvr* arc becoming »o long that /.it Best L rad c liS S ill'r (»1N ( i I 1AI\1S, per yurd othy Crabtree, honorec; Misses Mary „n,| Caldwell ihry ihrralrn lo eclipse ihe skirt com­ Elizabeth Moye, Camilla I’uleston, ______ pletely in their descent. Th e poor g »rl.uella Mahoney, Mildred Hand and MALMAGCNDI I’ AIITY .15c C H IL D R E N 'S MOSF, per pair mrns which used lo lie little more than Elizabeth Whilner. Mian .lean Maxwell entertained at s protective lajcr between the skin and a Salmagundi party «u Tuesday aft­ the coat liar aiturnr.l a proud character SlIllHCltlPTION PARTY One lot o f L A D IE S ’ S IL K IIOSI-J (w ell worth $2.ii(», per pni $1.75 ernoon at her home on Ninth street. ur o( its own, and liecuinrs the type of The suliscription iiridge party giv­ The decorations were pink radiance apparel it would lie a tragedy to rnnen yesterday at the Parish House, by roses. A mixture of games was play­ ceal under a sweater or Suit-coat. $1.75 L A D IE S ’ W H I T E S A T E E N P E T T IC O A T S , each .81.48 Mrs.lamcs Fred Daiger and Don Rish- ed, Rook, Pit, Itumme and Hoodies, The - Indo-Chinese inspiration of the «p and Miss Emma Owens, to raise ladng arranged at different tables. moment it eviJrncrd in the versatile funds with which to buy playground After the games, the three highest blouse here pictured. It it a tunic of 5 C I I I L D R F N ’S B L U R CHAIM B R A Y R O M P K R S , each equipment for the Primary school, Wl.rt, M l, liy M||l many accomplishments. The roman proved a very delightful social fen- Holly. Elizabeth Smith and Margaret sash at the waist, it-elf a recruit in 5 LA1)IKS> UINC i H A M D R K SSE S (neatly trim m ed) e a c h ... $3.25 fashions ranks, makes it the most *uri‘Zachary, who were presented with n charming of sport Idouves. Then, French b a s k e t s filled with rosea and |K1X „ f ,„,wj er, „ box of stationery and presto, remove the sash, tssist it about ftrus were effectively placed around „ bottle of perfume, reapectivciy. The Saturday and M onday will please the most economi* Ihe neck, smooth out the waistline and the room, while vnses of zinnias were consolation, a book, fell to Miss DoroVi5 cal Buyer you have a debonair little sport coat. placed in each easement window. |{uy. — - ~ * : ---------------------- Let U s Show You! n.e inatrrial .is a heavy lustrous Several Interesting games of bridge Florida sun.lea and individual cakes C rrp - dr Chine fr.qp the Pou’.h Manwere played during the afternoon and jr,.,| pj„i< w m . by Mrr. tl.r-trr |o.m«, lettuce rrern in hue. The y when Mores were counted it waa J„h„ Leonaidi, Miss Alice' Caldwell -r. trimming is mal/j colored grusgrain-/' found that Mrs. A. J. Richardson held and Mrs. Maxwell. ---- Z.H riM-ut, three totvs around the nerk, 'high score andwas awutded handAmong the invited guests were, dnwn the front an I at thr ru(I. The painted book ends. The low score Misses Frances Dutton . ‘ 'Margaret slreves are kitnoaa. Narrow white, prize, a bouquet of zinnius, went to Zachary. Helen Vernay, Mae Holly, or gun! ir collars and ruffs completed * Mra. Clyde Derby. In cutting for the ’Georgia Mobley, Florence McKay, t i i p effort. » consolation prize which was n Frcnrh Helen Hutchison, Dorothea Roy, Th is is the year* for the lightning* vanity, Mrs. E. D. Mobley was the Gladys WII son, Sura Wh.'eless, Elizath ru ;.- art in hats" as well. A Trcml* fortunate one. la-tli Smith, l^ttie Caldwell, Sara.Willid” Snrr has ju-t launihrd a double A t the conclusion of the game, re- llama, Emily Griffin, LcCinir Jones, bri;ui.i-J h it of , i ‘k. Fmall brim for fieshmrnta consisting of sheibvt and Muude Lake, Mary Klizala-th I'uleatraifiinq. larg; brim for the «-»s-.i *try *•■■■■■■■ tukes Were served by Mcsdsmes Hunt, ton, and Grace Gillon. ~ '-•‘to b-i.o* it J i J ju I feel trgarJ'r.s. U3 TEMPERATURE SELF-REDUCING T ABOUT floor YEARS U M •i experience are behind theRedSeal/ CHURCHWELL L'i 9 Special ?if. Lettuce Green Silk Mctkes a Blouse as Crisp as the Salad 'J, 1 l? \ ~ Sii) First Street . S E L L S IT FO R L E S S : W elaka Block Z S Z Z Z III ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B it ................... . .L ' ' ■ -s �fv‘•1 •. i;i ■ ... | • u.i. .1. mi on 111 T IIE SAN FO R D D A IL Y H ERALD , F R ID A Y , J U L Y 21, 102S ,1 •i r* iU- i*v IM __________ T T ll HU8A HEADS PHARMACY DEPT. A T UNIVERSITY G AINESVILLE, Fla., July 25— Profossar William H. Husa has boon namod aa head of the department of pharmacy in the new College of Pharmacy at the University Af Flor­ ida, and Albert W. Sweet, ns pjrofcsaor of pharmacology and pharmncoanosy. Dr. Townes R. Ix>igh recently was named as head of the pharmacy col­ lege, which was recently authorized aa n part of the state’s educational ays j-m. PIONEER OF DADE , COUNTY IS RURIED W EST PALM REACH, July 27.— Albert M. Field, aged 78, who came here 42 yearn ago and who gave the Ir.nd on which the Dade county court­ house was built at Juno, now in Palm Reach county, before the removal of the county scot to Minmi, was buried at Stuart yesterday, lie died Tues­ day of senility at hla home In Gomez. The Herald deli*":red six times week for 15c. A . & P. E v a p o rat’d M ilk Can A .& P k G rape Juice, Pint bottle A. & P. CORN FLAKES, 6c 15c 6 SOAP J. . . . . . . . . 25c FANCY PEACHES. , 2fic A. & P, SALAD DRESSING 31c GRANDMA’S PURE FRUIT JAMS.....27c PEANUT BUTTER, 25c SALMON 17c I*KC,.......... POST TO ASTIES OR KELLOGG’S CORN FLA K E S, 2 p kgs......................................... v A lIT E N A P H T H A Hot tie..... LH . ALASKA PIN K , Can lift TH E A qppA N E C TA R l E i n l 1 ORANGE-PEKOE — \ PKG. ..............* ONCE T R IE D NO OTHER W IL L S A T IS F Y M IXED — IN D IA -C E Y LO N -JA V A 18c PK G .................. 34c •K,ATLANTIC&PACIFIC'S Over 7 5 0 0 stores in th e U.S.A. SECOND STREET B E TW E E N P A R K A N D O AK Have Arranged Fine Program, (M r The Four V ,,f.fln tril Day Prr««> Section for Saturday-M onday *#- - A wonderful ijunlity of Baronet Satin. ( ’«>!ors: Turquoise, pink, llcsh, prey, dark brown, mar.ne blue, orange, honey dew, and white. Comes *10 inches. Regular value $2.75. Saturday Q A Q ft and Monday Special ........... J theory that life on the earth must have begun first on mountain auiiuuUn, for these aummlti might be conbileretl aa tlllffllN^pN^N e f the enrfti to | tie cool enough for the existence of living thing". OeologlMa point nut, however, that many of our highest mountains were formed since those enrller geological eporlis In the rocks of which plant and.nnlmnl food* have been found. One lot of Tissue Ginghams in stripes, checks and plaids; Regular value 75c, Saturday nnd Monday special I t l L A wide vurioty o f Voiles in both light and dark shades. Regular prices 65c, 50c, U9c, B5c, 25c, Saturday and Mon. 0 * 5 4% .day special 1'Jr, 2!lc, 25c and J u X C m Baby Biflihte, a material very desirable for $baby dr csjies iand underwear. Regular value »5c. Sat Saturday and Jdamlay Spocial.......................« O L One Lot o f the Fam ous Dinner Corsets at O n e -H a lf Price B E A U T Y PARLOR s “ Madamc Pauline’* offers for one week H|ieocial price for a full Permanent Wave. Will ■»givc fourteen curls for $10.00; Also special -'•price fqr Hair Bobbing. "Madame Pauline’’ use# the New Nestle ’ which process, is the only tte w per* UK S T A T I O N E R Y I)E P T . Eaton, Crane and l’ ikes Kara Linen Pound paper. Regular value one pound paper 00c. Saturday and Monday, | "A n Special ............... d U C Regular value one package envelopes Saturday and Monduy 4 Special •" ' * NN NH NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN -NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN HN NN NN NN NN NN HN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NR NR N« Nt N• C o n g r ■iff i*l <t - I t /i# r li 1a t i o n s slJ I u u p o n th e c o m p le tio n o f y o u r b e a u t ifu l n e w RI H« C lu b H o u s e . Nfl JjN ■■ :: 5: A n o t a b le a c h ie v e m e n t a n d sg p e r m a n e n t e v id e n c e o f th e :: :g »N >1 ! n Sg e n te rp ris e a n d a b ility o f th e *N ■S 5" ■l w o m e n o f S a n fo r d . Saturday and M onday Specials Goods* ** The Womans Club p f Sanford, Fla. 55 Vandal* Dettroylng Carthage. Attractions in the Y a rd a [3 Tho those who either rejoice or la­ ■■ ■■ ment—ns the rase inn? be-jnver the supposed fact that tills Is r!«c wom­ ■■ an's nge, that the male has been en­ ■■ tirely superseded, we commend a ! m m study of the following figures given ■ ■ out by on Eastern sociologist that bear ■■ on this debatable fcubjert, says the Lbf * ■ Angeles Times. S Of the thdussnds upon thousand* o f }» « sermons preached In. this country last Sunday women preached cot more i* S ' 1 I I ­ ■■ limn 170. ■■ Of the. pleas made in all the courts ■■ ■■ In the United States only one. In every 55 100 Is made hy a woman. Of nil tho newspaper editorials not 55 ■■ more, than one In -thirty Is written hy ■ si ■■ a woman. ■ It la estimated that PS i*er rent of | ■ the successful Inventions and of "opin­ SR ion-making lilens” still chit:utile from ■ ■ ■■ masculine minds. ■ So, according to Mrs. Glllntnn, the ■ ■■ well-known ednrntor. we continue to ■ * live In a uinn-mndc world. 1‘- :ii On the other hand, ixi per cent of ■■ (tie education of ottr children Is In MM feminine rare utul !n the wlade coun­ XH try ll,0(X1,(M)n women are earning iltclr 55 living Independent of masculine sup­ HN IM port. MM Mnn still appear* to be the rlilcf MM s: • CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., July 20. The pmgrnni for the annual encamp* ment here Septemher 10-20 of the S' t,i*i .i,l» United Spanish-Ameriean Wnr Vet­ erans lx, virtually completed, nnd the Outline of the scheduled order of bus­ liim o f iness nnd entertainment “ is very ;fit*i t"li M I A E'Jkl h* i pleasing indeed and meets with the hearty npproval of the commnndcrIn-chief,” Antonio Entenzn, according to a letter he has written Major Ellaworth Ellis, commander-in-chief of the Trnnesrec organization. Commander Entenzn nnd several other officers nlready jinve made reseravtions to nttend the nnnual en­ campment, Including Thomas J. Ken­ nedy, chirf-of-stnlT; George A- Mar­ shall, adjutant-general, and George D. Moler, quarter master general. Tile tentative program follows: Sunday, September HI.— Arrivals, registration, assign merit. Patriotic excrci: c* mid addresses at Tivoli th?nter in evening. Monday, September 17—All-day IM busin-ss session. Address of welcome, by Governor IVay of Tennessee,, furtor In molding public sentiment. ■5 Perhaps, however, this Is Inn unother ■5 Mayor Chambliss of Chattanooga, nnd cast* where the hands are the hands MM ’ *i i * MM Comrade,Harvey H. Hannah. Reply of Esau, hut the voice Is the voice of MM MM by Antonio I*. Entenzn, commandcr- Jacob. MM MM in-chlef ,nnd other national nnd de­ ■5 partment officers. General reception LEARNED MUCH OF INTEREST "5 in the evening. : Tuesday- September 18.— Short bus­ British Attempt to Reach Summit of MM iness session. All day nt ( hicka*5 Mount Everett Wat Not Alto­ MM gether a Failure. mnuga Park. Reunions of organiza­ * _____ tions camped at the park in '88. OldAlthough the 1022 Ilrltlsli expedition time southern barbecue nt noon. Ob­ servance of sixtieth anniversary of to Mount Everest failed In Its princi­ pal aim, which was to reach the top the bnttle of Chlckamnuga, Septem­ of the highest mountain In the world. MM MM ber 18, 1803, and events of ’UR. Eve­ It did succeed In Uniting nut n number ning— Illuminated night parade. All of things of much Interest to scientific 55 55 southern show, Jubilee Singers, Cake men. These things are now being M M made known In various scientific Jour­ MM Walk, Jug Band, etc. ■! Wednesday, September 10.— Fore­ nals. Certain brnve little plants, sueh ns noon, business session. Memorial MM hour, HI to 12 o'clock. Presentation edelweiss, were found blossoming nt M M n height of nearly 20,00(1 f,-et. Wild of historic tablet to City of Chnttn- animals nnd birds, such as mountain __ P e o p l e s R a n k o f S a n f o r d nooga by Dcpnrtmtfnt of New York. sheep, ravens and rork doves, unne- i j Afternoon— Parade, military features. rpinlnted with biiman beings, showed a ■ Business session of the military or­ no fear of them nt all. readily eating ..... .. ..... from the climbers* hands. These wild der of (ho serpent. Evening—Annul S a n t o r o , Fl o r id a crawl of the military order of the cheep, ravens anil doves, together with ■■ serpent. This will follow the annual! "Mves. foxes, rahhlts. rats, mice and 5 condors, with n few other birds, were « * lxill. found at nn nltJlilde ns high ns 20.000 • Thursday, September 20. Business. nnd occnstannlly even n thou MM MM session in forenoon. Trip to lookout, or t/inre'/fee' higher. Condors ■ ■ ■I I I H I i a i l l l l l l l l l l l l l l N I I I t n M S I l R I R I R a i R I S I U C K I S n i l l l l M I I M i b i i i i sM.yyplijin in afternoon. Sunset 15 * *tea! -were - - otisefvrtd' “ **’ flymg high shove tlio j ■ ” r.*—LgTT'r*JlnmSlrJfc's iSrth.fn.UiU, S'tlC ~ on I’oinl Lookout. luncheons ' above sea level, where the atmosphere ^ A number of noon-day lunc are being arranged for by the women I wn" nn* ■» level. for the woman's auxiliary delegations. Some nntiirnllxU have iir<ipn«cJ the O rlando's Favorite Shopping* Place m .* Spanish W a r V eteran s WORLD STILL RULED BY MAN ■■ ■■ :: H old Encam pm ent at' Masculine Mind Continues to Be Factor In Things That Are ss Chattanooga in S e p t ■■ Really Worth While. ...................................... .. 25c. X M E N ’S S H O E S , F IR S T F L O O R Black and tan Calf Oxfords. Q Q fZ£\ An exceptional value ............. v O i t f U Sturdy good looking high shoes for boys. In black and tan. Regular price ?5.50. Sat­ urday, and Monday ff A Special .............................. F U R N I T U R E JjlJPIC. . \ The new Belber Safuzi^ick ^Vardwbo Trupk multiplies the pleusuije o f traveling many times ovtV. It is so convenient to pack and unpack— und it carries the clothes so secure­ ly without wrinkling or mussing. No other wardrobe trunk can possibly give you the same conveniences. The Belber Safe-I/wk can be found O N L Y on Belber Trunks. Sim­ ply turn the lock up or down— and your Bri­ ber it# unlocked or locked cosily, quickly aqd pleasantly. Bclbert -Trunks $47.60. Saturday and Monday Special $42.50 A varied j jAssortment o f Leath er Vnnilnl* strip Cnrtbngft of tn*r tlmohonoroil ruins, and It li fonrcil those Imposing remains of nn ohlor rlvlllrnUnit will soon dlsnpprar nltogrtlior. In 1NU2 Thomas Ilnld, nn EngUNtnnan, In Imitation of Lord Elgin torn down tho hot baths of Antonin In order to sond their roliinin* to London. TM* art aroused the Indignation of the civilized world. lint the French huve done even more. They have destroyed the tnngnlflcent marble staircase of a hundred und twenty steps which led to the Platen Nova, taken down the small pillars, transformed the splendid ceme­ tery of official* Into a tillable field and i converted the wall of Theodosius Into rond-bulldlng material. At present the ruin* of buildings nnd monuments of bygone ilny* are not very numerous, and ench year, according to Doctor Carton, corresponding member of the academy of Inscriptions, five or six thousand , cubic meters of stone are taken away. . -------------Mushrooms Endanger Building. On account of Irtrge mushroom* of • the poisonous type known as 1‘liellHum cryptnrlum having elected to ex­ ist on the large wooden beams of the Versailles chateau It Is reported that >the building Is in danger and Imme­ diate repairs must 1m made If one I wing Is to lie saved. Herenfter all t windows nre to he kept open for three hours dally In nn attempt to exlernil* nntA the mushrooms, which It Is said opt end with great rapidity and rat their way right through the wood* work. 1'hellllum cryptnrliiin mush­ rooms, phich hate frost) nlr mid sun­ light. werw recently discovered In an old (choolhnusa in Ktoiuprs wharf they caused tha hujldjpg to collapsct, —Scientific American^1-*; . •* Electrical Appllancsa Modern. An interesting fact In regard to the development of electrical appliance* has Just come to light.- It aeetns that almut 1002. Reginald Trautschold. M. E<, of tlm Society fur Electrical De­ velopment, demonstrated to Louis Sherry at his famous cafe In New York nty the first electrically-operated dish’'washer probably ever used on Fifth avenue, furiously enough at that time the Sherry rate stood on the spet now occupied hy: {NX(otUre# of. tbf Society, " ■■ ■ ■------s* ■n s g ■ n nr ■5 ■n Rn ■n ■a : ■: i : Nn g" 2" : : s g "N i i i m i i n i i i i n Coupon [1 TH IS COUPON GO.OI) FOR 1 TH IS COUPON GOOD FOR $5.00 j J ;| 1 I 1 || || I On any Suit in tho Iltuiso, rogiihtr price up In 5.T0.00, if prcsonlcii during IiuhI*. ness hours oti Saturday anti .Monday, July 2Mh and 50th. | SANFO RD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. * • a I $10.00 •j VJ j ,' { j *» On any Suit in the House. Regular price, tilinvc $’10.00. if presented during husiness hours on Saturday and Monday, July 2Sth and 10th. ... J | SANFO RD SHOE & CLO TH IN G CO. M O N E Y SAVERS ,■t d * For You. Cut the Coupons out and b rin g them with you to o u r extra Special Coupon Sale, you will profit by this on Saturday and M onday!! | T H IS COUPON IS GOOD FOR THIS COUPON IS GOOD FO R One Half $1.00 The retfulhr purchase price on any Straw Hat in (he house if presented during business hours nn Saturday and Monday, July 2Hth und 10th. SANFO RD fSHOE; & CLOTHING CO. . } :id : f t o i i q m On any Ralhlng Suit in the house, regu­ lar price $1.00 and up, if prertMilt’d dur­ ing iiusiness-hours on Saturday and Monday, July 28th b(1d/tlbtli'J< l A '// l SANFO RD tdlOG &. LM V i'H IN ti CO. I W e now have on display the most complete stock o f M en'$ ^ Clothing", Shoes, Ila ts and I1urnishings that w e have ever hai in position to supply your needs. B e sure and see o u r Shoe): have just received in all the latest styles, at rem ark ably lojnf I SANFORD 1 & C lo t h in g ( “ W K A IM TO I’LEASB*' 1 i i �w m c m -m f W .. ‘W T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , J U L Y 2d, 1923 The Outlet calls your‘ attention to JURY IN I.IHI4I, CASK '..Highland StroeL—prow Park AveCLOSED STREETS ; . , the last two days of the Big Special ipir to ’ French' Avenue^ Close Enst Street. IN TEXAS SBLECT! Sale. Extra special mark down price 1) Oak Avenue— From Thirteenth St. A t the suggestion of the Chairman on dresses shoes, union suits, shirts, COMMANCHEK, Texas, July 20.— to Grange St. ^(Opcn from R. K. to jo f this Committee the Ilut^qn Engi-| etc. See the adv. and note the pdc-;S ii Jurors In criminal court Wednes­ Grange St.) hearing Company agrees to furnish Orange _ Street— From Park to estimates of co*l of grades nnd pav­ d ay were prepared to hear the state's i ' " levhlonce against Congressman Thns. Krepch' Avo.( Open 'and widen to 00 ings free of cost to the city; weather Is here now. The Atlantic & Pacific Tea Com-,L. Blanton alleged libel against for- feet). -There will be further recant mrndn- ] pany, has an advertisement today mer Congressman Calloway, Blanton’s Commercial Street.—Front Palmet­ tinmi made by this Committee at nn Sanford ta moving: ty h t along and with very cheap prices quoted on opponent In the 1922 c.impuign. to Avenue to Sanford Avo. early date. Ulanklrtft great progres*. , milk, corn flakes, poaches, soaps, jams The Juty was completed late Tues­ Sanford Avenue—From Commerc­ Respectfully submitted and salad dressing^ etc. Specials on day after Judge F. J. Reese Had over- ial Street to First Struct. SPECIAL COMMITTEE, The big time at Lake Mary yegter- teas and coffees. luled the defendant’s fifth and last Locust Avenue—From Celery Ave-i SANFORD CHAMBER djy was a big time but not as many OF COMMERCE, , J" otion which was for u continuance. htle to Union Avenue. ht attendance ns should have-been. ChurchWell’a are putting on n big Others incJudcd a pica of not guilty.’ ; Avocado Avenue— From Third St. F. P, H. Akers, Jr., j three day* sole of shbes in ladies and ft . to Thirteenth St. (Condemn right of •t Chnlrmnn. j 31r. S. 0. Taylor and Mr. A. P. mcn’B shoes all the latest styles and wny if necessary, from Twelfth to J, G. Ball, i rl I Sweeney of Chicago are tho guests at prices that will^piake them move. R obs (C o r n e l o f Thirteenth St. on Avacadn Avo.). Geo. W. Knight, of Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Hand. Look at the advertisement today nnd N au sea and DangeT Holly Avenue— From First Street A. P. Connolly, attend this big three day sale. to Fourth Street. Schello Maines, Jlr. and Mrs. S. O. Taylor, Mr. A. Medicinal Virtues Retained and Im­ Fourth Street— From Myrtle Ave­ W. Il| Williams, p. Sweeney of'Chicago, Mr..mid 3{rs. The Sanfurd Shoe & Clothing Com­ proved— Dangerous and Sickening nue to Holly Ave. Edward Higgins Carl Hand nnd Miss 01116'Vera Gils­ pany1adviittftc dll Extra Codhbn Sale Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ Laurel Avenue—From Commercial (Ex Officio). on formed a Very congenial party toility, the coupons being gdo'd for $5 let Called “ Ca lotah*’’ S t to Sixth-Street Attest: (pending the week at Daytbnn llcnrh. and fl& end other coupon's good for Oak Avenue— From Orange Avenue R. W. Pear man, Jr., Tli® Intot triumph of tttmtrrn scl- to Hughey (widen to 00 feet). one-luff o ff thd regular purthase Executive Secretary. -® In u "it®-natiseal•>«)" calmnnl tnhThe mnny friends of Mrs. A! Zin- jirloo. See the advertisements and cm l<-t known to tln> drug trail® nn "tTnloHughey Street— From Sanford Ave. will be glad to learn that she Is Mote'the’ big reductions on shoes, hats Inlin." t'alnmol. tin. niont gonrrullv NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP useful of nil ionite Ini'S than onlurs to Pump Branch. much Improved after having been lin'd clothing and men's furnishings. «l*un a whirr tl<-lil of tiopuhirlty.— First Street—From Sanford Ave. to PLY FOR LEAVE OR imrlfloil mot roflnoil from tlm.o oh• J_____ , very ill at her home on Pal mbtto ave­ Joel loii.(liti- i|imilit Ion which have liorc- Chapman Ave. (open, extend nnd FRANCHISE llnillcit Its uso. nue. Earl Brown, secretary of the De- toforc Notice is hereby given to nil those ’ In hllluusnrsK, eoiritlpullnn. hri,<l- pave). I-and Commercial Club and City Man­ nchos niul Iin) it. nil.m. mol In n t,*r.'iil Myi lie Avenue— From Commercial whom it may concern that I, A. W. Everyone is doing their best to ager of Dcloind and G. A. Drcka, Variety of liver, stomach anil kldnoy Donaldson, in my own behalf and thnt | troiihlrs ruliitnol was the moat suc­ Street to Fourth Street of my associates, legal represent!!- j lave and with the Saturday and Mon­ head of the Drcka Department stores cessful remedy, hut Its use was often Fifth Street—From Avocado Ave. on nrrount of Its slekruliiK lives nnd assigns, will on August Cth, day specials and the regular Milo Un­ bT 'DeLutid, Wdre among the promin­ •ni-Kleeted lUiilllles. Now It Is the easiest unit to Persimmon Ave. (18 feet, DeLeon A. 1). 11)22, at Ten o'clock n. tn., or ns J most iilensant or niedlelnes to take til August 4lh, .Lloyd’s Shoe Store 1s ent visitors to the city today nnd their Olin Cnlotuli at hedtlmn with n swal­ S|iring Shell marl or similar mater­ soon thereafter ns I enn be heard, ap­ the way. Read their ad. mnny frieqds were giving them a low of water.—tliul'a all. No taslo. ial). ply to the Honortthlo Board of County no griping, no nausea, un suits. a warm welcome. Kuoil night's sleep mol the next morn, Persimmon Avenue—From First St. Commissioners of Seminole County nt J the Court House in Sanford, Florida,; lag you nrr feeling line, with a elenti F. W. Hutton, general manager of liver, u purified system mill n Mg n|o to Fifth street. for leave, IJccnso and franchise to; tho Southern Utilities Company, with L. A. Brumlcy, John nrumley nnd petite. Hut what you please, N( '■ Third Street—Knst from Sanford establish a toll bridge over and across 1 danger. headquarters at Pnlatka, is in the Spinks Dutton returned yesterday St. Johns river at n point where the t.*«lotnl)s nrn sold only In original, Avonuc to Chapman Ave. same intersects tho present establish­ city today on matters of importance from Hendersonville, N. C., whorc seated put-kages, prlee thirty-five cents Commercial Street—From Myrtle for the largo family package; leg ed highway between Sanford and connected with the plants in this city. they have been sojourning for tho eenls for tho small, trial else. Your Ave. to Cedar Ave. Southmere, Florida, said river or drum-.let Is authurlced to refund the past month. Mrs. Brundey will re­ prlqa as a guarnutro that you will he SHELL AND M ARL STREETS stream at the point where It is pro­ Lloyd’s Shoe Store has nn adver- turn tomorrow by train. They nil re­ thoroughly delighted with Caloiuhs. Begin nt S. W. cor. of Lot 15 and S. posed to construct said loll bridge be­ — (Ad vs.) tirement In this losue colling your at­ port a most pleasant time but nil of a-ri-s-t-r.-u-i3-i8-2o-i5-t7*utc E. cor. of Lot 14, k in. laiml & Colo. ing Two Hundred .Forty Feet wide nnd Fourteen feet deep nt high water. tention to#thc special salo On shoes them ore glad to get bfick to San­ Co.’s Celery Plantations, run N. (WO (Signed) A. W. DONALDSON. is now in progress nt this store. ford. ft to street thence west to City lim­ M. B. SMITH, Ladies’ ami men’s shoes are going nt its and Enst to street west of Section Attorney for Applicant gieatly i educed prices. I stamper A Co., have their rcgulnr line thence South to First Street. 7-27; 8-n-2tc Upnce in this issue calling your nttenROSE COURT STREETS TO UK Piggly Wiggly has nn advertise-1 t|g|, to tfie hig reductions on nil kinds , PAVED u*ent today quoting you very low er fresh and smoked meats, fruits, Grandview Ave.— North tv Pump prices on all kinds of groceries. Spec­ etc. Stemper's always attract the Tho Disease That Strikea W ith­ Ilrnmh and south to Pump Branch. out Wurnlng, Quickest Way ial run on sugar, Irish potatoes and buyers ns they have special prices on Hibiscus Court, Itosewny ami Indi-. to Get Well is Through New ut tins place whore low meats each week and they can save nnnln Avenuen. Treatment Containing Seven­ prices always prevnil. you money. See the ad nnd note the IMPROVEMENTS TO PRESENT teen Ingredients That Kenew prices. PAVED STREETS; Every l'urt of the Body. Kent Rosseter and two daughters, Widen brick pavements on Palmet­ Harriett nnd Snrah Elisabeth, return­ IT. S. Pond, formerly of Homestead, .Indigestion in any form oftsn to Avenue, Magnolia Avenue, Park cd this morning from a visit with rel- |):is accepted tho position of assistant proves fatal, hut even in n mild de­ Avenue and Oak Avenue III feet, from stives nt Clayton,• Gn. Mrs. ltossiterL-ashler with the Peoples Hank of gree is dangerous, because it brings First street to Third Street. " ‘ rv< will remain another month or b> Sanford and will make his home in on one ailment after another, running Widen French Ave. from Ninth St. | throughout the entire system, taking the Georgia city. this city. President TunniclilTe says in the liver, stomach nnd blood, pro­ to .Thirteenth St., asphalt with ruil» business has Incron'V.ed to such nil ex­ ducing malnutrition nnd finally reach­ and go ter to 21 feet in width. Special prices on diamonds and cut tent that it is necorsary to augment es tho heart. For this reason any glass Saturday nnd Munday nt the (or argument)'"tile force. Mr. Pond- remedy that tnetely relieve* the pain is not sufficient, hut a complete sys­ Diamond Palnre in the Bishop block. will receive a hearty welcome to San­ temic treatment is necessary to get • Teh piT‘WftPflff'Wj*!tUindnTd watches ford. permanently well. This complete treatment is found am! many other bargains. See the ad­ A. S. Smith and daughter, Miss only in a prescription called Ite-Cuvertisement today/ *■ Elizabeth Smith, of Madison returned Ma, which contains seventeen well __ ____ , „ __known and thoroughly tested ingrehonio today after spending some time <j{<>n|J,i flo skillfully compounded that here and at other points in the stute each one performs its function on the Saturday - Monday Now that they have seen South Flori­ various parts of the body perfectly da they will never ho content to re­ and hut maniuusly. This remarkable prescription starts main in West Florida ngnln and we tight to work on the digestive trnct, can look for them hack some of these relieves constipation, purifies the NO. 3 CAN PREM IER SLICED days as regular residents. While here Mood (the cause of rheumatism), P I N E A P P L E ............................... they were the guests <Sf Judge and cleanses the kidneys and puts your aaaaai entire system to rights, thoroughly Mrs. James Sharon. acting upon the colon, which, accord­ NO. 2 C AN OVER SEA D IM PLED ing to Prof. Mctchniknff of the Pas­ MARROW PEAS*............. .......... teur Institute, Paris, is the cause of George Hutton, of the Hutton F.nall our bodily allies and pains. Reg i n e e r i n g (.ompany it hire toda> go ( >u ^ will ’dispel biliousness, sick NO. 2 CAN RITTER'S mg over the new uml old (onlrrutii r ; heerhes, nervousness and completely G R AY IS GOOD ttteet puving and looking after things r(,j y01lr of all toxic poisons, REANS ................... generally. Mr. Hutton bus one of the which have been the direct cause of Now mul will be the best largest contracts for paving here that your sickly condition. FAT HENS bet this full Ke-Cu-Mn is sold and recommended there is iti the state und expects to by the Union Phatjnacy and other be here for tlie next year or more good drug stores, nnd if you don’t $9.50 f o r ........ $7.45 A N D FRYERS ernipleling Ills many contracts for feel a decided change In your condi­ tion after taking according to direc­ 7.00 f o r ........ 4.95 asphalt paving. , tions, you get your money back.— \ Q o o d PAGE ^ M o t t lin g A Rood m orn in g, on e th a t is good in every sense o f th e word, follow s a sum m er n ig h t spent in cool, refreshing sleep. B efore lt>rig you w ill need a pleasant sleeping porch w h ich w ill le t you get o u t o f th e stuffy in terior room s. Such a porch pays dividends in b e tte r h ea lth and the "p e p ” th a t com es from sound sleep. ' Add a room to you r h om e by bu ildin g a screened, m osquito-proof sleeping porch th is spring. W e can h elp w ith th e • plans and furnish th e lum ber, screens and oth er tilin gs you w ill need. HILL LUMBER CO. Phono 130 Sanford, Florida THE PERILS OF INDIGESTION SATURDAY LLO YD SH O E ST O R E FLORIDA AND WES BEEF, PORK MUTTON H om e-M ade PA N SAUSAGE K in gu lfs, S w ift’s Fine H am s, Bacon Country Sausage L in k S ausage B o lo gn a , Minced H am Pickled P ig ’s Feet Honeycom b Tripe L iv e r F a t M ackerel F in e fo r B re a k fa s t L on gh o rn and •'Pimento Cheese W E D E L IV E R • ; )l* a ft y it t h T r la l Q U A L I T Y * ; f!r H K R V IC E FOOD MARKET P b p n e 105 SPE C IA LS! • • I. ** 1 « * Jw f f ■,- ■■- ■ New No. 1 Irish Potatoes, ib. 38c 27c "®9c K lN ftA N '8 B R E A K F A S T uAtON, LIC ............... NO. 2 CAN M A N H A T T A N S W E E T COHN ............. Maxwell House Coffee, lb. Adv. Hugh Tillis is the presiding genius of tho Pure Food Market and he an­ REPORT OF A SPECIAL COMMIT­ nounces that he bus Florida und Wes­ TEE TO RECOMMEND ADDI­ te rn bet f, pork, mutton, plenty.of fat TIO NAL STREET PAVING OTH­ liens and frying size chickens and ovER THAN TH AT INCLUDED IN 1crything it) the meat line. Orders re­ THE PRESENT PROGRAM. ceived nnd delivered by the quick ser­ July 20, 1020. vice that has tnndc Tillis famous. Sob Wc, the undersigned, a Special Com­ the ad and give him your order. It mittee appointed to fecommrnd addlwili be at your house before you can tfonnl paving other than that includ* i hang up the phone. jed in tho present program, submit -------herewith the recommendations which Saturday is the Inst day of the Rau-|wcrc unanimously agrede upon nt a mel Special Junuaty Clearance Sale „,ecting held Friday, July 20th: and Sain Baunttl will celebrate by giv­ STREETS TO BE PAVED ing you special low prices on dresses, Park Avenue— From Tenth Street millinery, hnla, underwear, hose, glov­ to Hughey Street, paved and curbed es, etc. Three big extra specials for and extended full width. tomorrow aside from the regular low Palmetto Avenue— From Fifteenth prices on everything in tho Specialty street to Hughey street opened and Shop— Baumel’a—where (p>u get the paved from Hughey street to Frank­ best at very low pricea. See the ad lin street, 24 feet wide. Magnolia Avenue—From Central vertloement in this issue. Street to City Limfta 24 feet wid(j.' The Dally Herald, 15c per week. Seventh Street—Prom Magnolia Avenue to French Avenue paved and curbed £4 foot. ). : ■ P a WOOLWOIIT11 STORES Eighth Btroet— Ffont Sanford A v e INFORM AL OPENING • and'9fl BIO CROWDS TODAY nue to Frfcncb Aarenue, tpavod ■at The new Woolwortb Stores had their formal opening today bpt tha real firat day will be tomorrow when the stores will open for bualneaa. A six piece orchestra played at the atom today and Stewart, the Florist, had the stores decorated with choice flow­ ers nnd the oponln’g was a great suc­ cess. Favors wore given oway and a big rrowd thronged the new stores to­ day.' If the opening today I# any crit­ erion of the euecesa of the new stores the first day— Saturday—should be a record breaker in the history of thli Tenth Stn «e 5-LBB. F A N C Y B L U E H O S E H I C K .............. 1-LB. CAN RUMFORD BAK1NG POWDER ....... ,l............. J . . . . 2-LBS. Prunes BO to 00 Summer w ithout’ a puir of Hnmlaln, colored kid per­ haps, in unthinkable: OLD DUTCH C LEAN SER C AN ............................... 2 PKGS. POST TO A STIE S OH COHN F L A K E S ................ $8.00 fo r ........ 6.50 Famous Sunset Gold Butter, lb. 4 5 c Hiate ............... RED. OR GREEN 35c nO TTLK W A L K E R ’S D E V IL M E N T .............. LA D IE S’ K E I)S Any Black and White Strap or Oxford Ked 28c fancy W h it e iia c o n , LH,*.......... ............. HULK COCOA LH. K IN G A N ’S N U T MARC.AR1NE, LH...... ..... 3 ROLLS W ALHOHF T O ILE T ' p a p e r ........... ............. :... O LIYE ;Q IiO CO M PLEXIO N SOAP. HAH .......... I'$5.50 f o r .....1.... $1.95 rom sdrtford Avc- to Locust Avanue, paved, .and curbed 24 feet. Eleventh^ Street—From Sanford Avenue to French Avenue, paved and curbed 24 fecL Tenth Street—tfrom Myrtle Avenac td French Avenue, paved and curbed 24 feet. Twelfth Street—From Sanford Avenue to French Avenue. Fourteenth Street—From Sanford Avenue to. Palmetto Avenue. “ ' LIB B Y'S SW EET M IXED PICKLES. LH................ n(L Strfert—Fw'm Magnolia F U L L L IN E O F FttESH F R U IT AN D V E G E TA B LE S M EN’S BLK. and W H IT E They nre good style Your Husim\,s Appreciated W H E R E SANFO RD TR A D E S $10.50 f o r .........$7,00 7.50 fo r !........ 1.95 SALE! Continue* 1 SEE. ■ I J Come to See Us- 4th ___ If?, ;,V*W .u �“<' •!- * ,■*-• PA G E f-*" ' . 1' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY* JULY: 2 5; 1923 four STOI’I’EDriIIS PAINS * • :Th« first 'baio *of«naw cotton wj min the country' !rt their Inordliittfc" Trig Inst suud>n*H cllritV cronr dut- bf change and’ Ihdcpc-tdent shippers stole government. These r •friends " I was suffering with a sevuro cold, this season in Georgia Vs* actually appear to believe that it is (freed for train, to n better ehancc for Florida. ' When ,.ono nteops/to think bavo banded together in vigorous pro­ raised in Florida. Shows that the farmer to market hia crops and nnd to ponder over the^wsf total rep­ tests, it being claimed thnt if the new the newspaper’s business to handle headache and pains in my abdomen," everything can be raised in PigJyJI N M I a l f l » » f r r n f lr r n o o n r i M f l S m j a t I k r ll r r a t d II i I M I m , 1 W tret something for them, to cheaper resented in Itysb figures, some Idea is regulations nre permitted to go into all these nffalrs. writes J. B. Bring, Newport, R. I. even though it is sold in Maaaolla A i r . Hanford, FIs. freight rntea, to better postnt aervico, to be hndNif *thc immensity not only effect it Will cost the growers nnd Rut a self-respecting newspaper, "A fter taking Foley’s Honey nnd We understand that Georgia ^ The Herald Printing: Co. to curtailment of expenses when of the InKuCry, -but of the problem shippers not less than $1,000,000 next though ready and willing to carry nil j Rr jn conj Unrtioh with Foley Cuth- makes tho best moonshine. they can be made with real cconomiy. Of marketing. season. That million would do a rcasonaldc responsibility, must re- ftrt|c Tablets I was entirely rcllovcd run libS A KM ft n. j , iio i.i,v __ __________________E ditor to better tux laws that would not Two spccinl demands are made by great deal of good in advertising mind its renders thnt they—the pco of my cold and pains.” Coughs re­ N. J . L t l i L A R D . __ R e e r e f a r r -T r r a a a r e r allow the rich to grow richer nml the Florida and in further developing its pie— are the authority upon whom sulting from Bronchitis, Asthma, the railroads: U. A . N K K I,----- ---------- f l r a r r a l M a n a g e r H. a. >101,1,T „ A d r r r t l a l n c M a n a g e r poor poorer while the poor pay the^ rests the responsibility for the pres­ Hay Fovcr, Croup and Whooping .First, they have filed with the In­ resources. A d v e r t la la g It a t r a M ade K n n n a un taxes and the rich escape them and terstate Commerce Commission n new ent state of affaire local, state nnd Cough nre quickly relieved with Fol­ Where (ha average business man A p p llm llu n many other reforms that would be of schedule,’ effective the first of this will be directly ^affected is In his rela­ national. ey's Honey nnd Tar, The largest A L L S IZ E S L E W I H a ll 11*1* „ . ( Ir r o t a lf o a M a n a g e r renl benefit. v A self-respecting newspaper tries selling cough medicine in tho world. comlhg month, which will increase tions with the growers. Everybody I'h o n a I J I - W a f t e r D p. m . This is n grand country and we refrigeratbm rates on all perishable knows that in this section of Florida eo report the dews of what nrtunlly Sold everywhere.—Adv. I ’rlc e In A d .a a c e should dofend it nt All times against pretty:?* t put of, | f*U>tidilfc* oranges, thi prosperity 'of the orange grower' happens, ndf what^jilj plight-wish had <- i ' ' ‘ ' i I• « . H U Moatha ___ __ t o o our enemies within and without. We happened. The relation of n selfgmpcfuiits, strawberries, celery, cu­ The Herald delivered six times a Is a prime factor in the prosperity of F . P . R IN lls f l r l l e r r r d In C li p b p C a r r ie r ’i s . O n e W e e k ___ _________________ , _ l f l C e n t . should ns the peace makers of the cumber*, tomatoes, beaus, sqaiuih-— thg pooplpy as a whole for the reason respecting newspaper ,to tho genornl 105 Valm^tlo: I'hunc 48L1 It T b e b ig 13- to I a - p a g e W r e k l p H e r ­ world stand for a league of nations nil the output 'nt field ami prove,— that the citrus industry is so exten­ public Is not always understood. a ld e a llr e lp r e . e r a H rm ta n le C n n a lp that would absolutely cut out all fu­ anywhere from 10 to 20 per* cent » , t« sive and so. vitally Important from U tho duty of n ncwspapcr'lo be in a a n j la p a b lla b e d r i r r j r F r i d a y . A d r e r A CHEERFUL WELCOME A W A ITS YOU tla la g rn te a m a d e h n o ir n a n a p p l l m - ture wars ami would give all nations position to support any good act and Second, (hey have put tho Florida an economic senre. H a n . t i n p e r r e a r , a lw a r a I n a d r a nce. a square deal. criticize any bad act of public pnllcy. shippers on hoti^ephnt hereafter cit­ It is-to bo,hoped that the meeting m k m iik h Tint AianciATK i) m u ss This relationship can not exist Hut above all we should be Amer­ rus fruit boxes must bo fastened with The Aaaorlated P re s s la e ar lualvelp entitled to II.e usa fu r rcpubllcatlon of icans and stand by the renl America. three hoops of either birch, fibre or tomorrow will l>e productive of good where favors arc asked nnd granted. nil new s d ispatches credited to It or results.— Lakeland Star-Telegram. Honesty is the only policy for a news­ not o t h rrw la e credited In thta paper metal, instead of the hoop now in and alao tha local ne w s published paper. PLUNKING STUDENTS. general usd. The penalty to be as­ herein. A ll rlgh ta o f re-publlcalton o f epectal i f objectors don't like the way sessed against the shipper for failure PROVINCE OF A NEWSPAPER dlanalrhea haraln ara alao raaerved. things arc going, they shouhl quali­ O f flee l I I E I I A I . D I l f 'l L I I I . V f i . P b n a e 111 More thnn 200 students out of 1,- to comply with this regulation Is a 835 at Northwestern University fail­ flat increase of 20 per cent on nil It would be comical, were it not fy ns voters, and then raise coin TO A IIV E IIT IH ItK B l In e s s e o f e r r o r s o r nmnitsslori In ed in their somewhat pathetic, the way news­ ab ou t it.— Red Wing (Minnesota) studies. Northwestern charges for tho movement of the l "(in l or other nil v . r l l r i - i m n t n Tin* doesn’t believe Itself peculiar among paper offices nre boseiged every day Engle. Iltirulil I 'r l n l l i i K C o m p a n y tines not shipments inyojvod. b old I t s e l f llnl.I., f o r il nm nge fiiM h n r ■-—O— institutions in this respect, and is try­ by their friends, uigiug them to Nnturnlly enough tho shippers of than, th e ntnoiini r e n l m l f o r surli a d ­ v e r t (seim'nta. G. W. Lawton, Rracclct Watch Ex­ ing to disnover the reason fur such Florida product;! are up in arms “ roast" this nml that; to "see to it" n high percentage of Hunkers. against this proposed increase nnd that this nml that is corrected; to pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. f o n l i r a A J w r ll.ln ii Kr|ir.smtsllve •rut: AM rju cAN phi I s s a s s o c i a t i o n •1-24-tfc Investigation shows thnt those who nre going to present a solid front have this and that done in the city EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN A L L TH E YEAR. fail are not on the whole less Intelli­ against what they .con.lid iff unjust or county; to start this and that kind CORNER RUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. Tho Daily Herald, 15c per- week. gent thnn those who do not. They exactions. The Florida Citrus Ex- if-moyument t« corn'd evils in tip* simply hnvn_failcd to apply their J'LUJt JJM— KTEHN A I, HUMMER. abilities to their studies or to useful recreation. They have Keen swamp­ The Hank of Manhattan, with New ed by diversified interests, commonly mntum York ns headquarters, puts out some, n^ vn ns ,,utt,hh' activities, There are many persons who find good advertising from time to time ample justification for theso activi­ und a leaflet recently printed had the ties. They nre said to develop school following about Florida: spirit und loyalty; they advertise the "Many n modern Ponce de I.eon can school; they keep the pupils front Itc. i• tell of the wonders of Florida without coming too academic in their four col­ V lege years; they train college men exaggeration. Hut climate and nat­ and women in co-operation nnd in­ ural beauty nre not her only distinc­ genuity nnd help to* sup|dy those tions, The state's cigars nre famous, tacts with fellow-students which are so much so thnt her tobacco products held to be valuable training for life return f38.000.000 annually. Total after school. manufacturing reaches $213,000,000. 33 .'J In many institutions a student's Moridn has the world's largest sup­ pnrtiripution in outside activities is ply of phosphate rock, nml produces regulated by a unit system just as W.hr tu d ebaker o r p o r a t io n o f m e r ic a half the nation's naval stores. Her the' number of limit;'! of curriculum fnrms nre second- in cane syrup and work is regulated. If scholarship li Vi ••• production and their total nnnuiTI crop shows signs of suffering, the student WM*" e x c e e d s $80,000,000. Great quantities made to give up some.of the out­ iii/» ' of citrus fruits nre grown." side activities. Yet in spite of these preciitilions, the flunking goes on. AMERICANISM SHOULD PREVAIL Diversified interests probably rnn not justly In* credited with all the r; Times usually get parlous (what­ blngm, although they may he a large ever thut means) just before a presi­ contributing cause. It might lie a dential' enmpnign and since the can­ good idea to ask the Duikers them ■u didates are now Jockeying for a post. solves whst is wrong and get them to 41on wu van luuk for. all Muds of talk; -f ttM L W c fT iY cornrs’ Yo" talking wc Journal. Americans have the rest of the world heat because a mnn in this country in EXIT—GAIN ESN 11.I E NEWS. allowed to say anything, UV are very much like England in thin realmost ide.,1 manufacturing conditions. In our judgment, it Tile expected lias happened. Gaines­ TH E CARS sjK-ct and over there they allow the ville hii.4 found itself unequal to the stands out ns the greatest value anti the closest approach to I i <!r.*i"n, quality of materials, standard of workmanship, anarchists and all kinds of people to get support of two newspapers, and the mechanical perfection in moderate priced cam yet produced. durability, rciinenicdts, performance, freedom from repairs, up on Sunday afternoon in the park Gainesville New., is now no inure. nnd price, the .Stu*.!<*bul;cr IR2-1 Mo..cl C ais nre distinctly the nnd go as fa r as they like-and the The Gainesville Sun. published by the THE REASONS W H Y English people say: them blow Pepper Printing Company- with greatest intrinsic values the Coiporation has ever offered. off a while, it will relieve their feel­ Colonel Robert \V. Davis ns editor, is W ith $90.000,tx 10of actual net assets and $*13,000,000 invested I very improvement the safely and practicability of w hie h have ings and do no harm" and they know Gainesville'.! long-established paper. in piants, Studehaker h is ample physical facilities to manufac­ been verified by engineering tests is embodied in these new curs. that in the end the English traditions It was Mold some yearn ago by tbe ture most economically. will be I lie bulwark upon which the McCreary's and afterward Mr. MeT h o B ip -S ix storms will breuk with no avail. And Creaiy'n son cnmmeni'i'd tin* publica­ Studchaker's organization of manufacturing; executives, en­ we are very much like this in many tion of the newpnpcr, the News. T l iF. B I G -S I X L I N K comprises four models, mounted on gineers, metallurgist!,, chemists, inspectors, and skilled mechanics respects. We do a Jot of talking thnt After putting up a losing light for ■ tlr.* standard 126-inch chassis with 60 11. P. 3" h x r> inch motor: is urcond to none in the industry. T h e deaign of Studehaker moans nothing hut allows us to blow some time punt, tile News lias been 7-par.'jcngcr Touring C ar - $1730 3-passenger Coupe -$2330 cars and the wori.mar.ship upon then conform to the h’gheut off surplus steam and does no harm. f o i l e d to cense daily publication, and 5-passenger f,jK:cdster $1835 7-passenger Sedan -$2730 principles of cnyn -cring standards and mechanical practice Sometimes, however, we can not help great is tiie relief to the merchants ell f)f!«:••/, «, I. fattaty but view with alarm the rising tide of of that town. known to the industry. n feeling that is un-American since Refinements and n few minor rnechunical changes have been When there itro several newspapers it comes front people who are not in a town, the merchants feel it inmade i:i tbe Big-Six. which hun cstablithed an enviable record ► B est o f M a te r ia ls U sed Americans and never will be. Those cuinherit upon them to carry adver­ for ( vc years. Our largo production accounts for its low prii.c. ; people who presumably came over to tising in all of them, and it has been .Studch.ikcr c.-.ru contain the finest known grades of iron, It is a car of the highest grade, comparable to the best. America to escape the shackles of proven time and. again that this is r.teel. ulumiri.un, tires, electrical equipment, glass, bearings, c tc. serfdom loudly set foot upon Amer­ too great a harden for the small­ N o better nv'-lcrtrsla for automobile manufacture exist. Sheet T h e S p e c ia l-S ix ican soil before they start manufac­ town merchant to hear. Often the aluminum lias but one-third the tensile strength o f ahcct d ccl. T I fK S P E C I A L j I X L I N K comprises four models mounted turing bombs to liuil at the officials I only solution is to maintain his nnd consequently, Studehaker uses sheet ctcc! for ita Todies. on the standard I 19-ir,ch chassis with 30 11.P. 3 1,.\3 inch motor: ’ of America who are endeavoring to original advertising appropriation, make this country safe for democ­ but divide it between two papers, bis By the manufacture of drop forgings, castings, stampings 2-par.cenger Roadster $1325 5-passenger Coupe - $197 > racy. These foieigacis do not want messages of times losing their effec­ and the m-vhining. assembling and finishing of motors, cxlca. 5-passcngcr Touring C ar * $1350 5-pnssenger Sedan - $2030 America for dcmoi racy hot for tiveness through shrinkage i>f spuee. u ll p * U 4 tf. • b.Jmdmy frames, Iran; missions, bodies, tops, etc., and the consequent anarchy. They want to tear up al From large cities all over the connelimination of middlemen’s profits, coupled with low.-r over­ Radiator, hood, cowl, and body changes have Ix-en made in " traditions by the roots, implant new tiy have come announcements of the head factory costs per car arising from quantity production r.nd the Special-Six. with minor mechanical changes and refine- > thought and bolshevism and lake that consolidation of newspapers, or the rn which they have imt earned fiom discontinuation of* others, even the menla in the chassis. The Special-Six has for five successive -S low commercial expenses, Studebaker’s costs are kePl tlmm that have and none of them are toiling centers of population lining economically lew point possible of attainment only by manufac­ ycara added luatrr to the name S T U D E H A K E R . It is one of j ever in favor of working for a livin g,-n|||i|p ,0 th(, 8tr||ilK Am, in. turers with Vast physical and financial resources. the most satisfactory and finest cars on the market, it is us : but expect the "land of the free ,xm\, TarInbly well-«iU»blUl»«l solid good in every respect as the Big-Six. except that it is smaller.J luune of the brave to give them *» pape*,-, \vlri. h has the confidence of B o d ie s U n ex celled und costs less to produce, and therefore Mills for Irss. lMliff. HI)., people, and their whole-hearted The bodies of Studehaker cars arc not excelled in quality of We all have our own ideas about lMU1qn,,it j* the winner in a contest T h e L ig h t - S ix materials and craftsmanship, by any cars on the market. The this country. We know that it is the v.h!ch must always U> unequal und T H E L I C l IT -S IX L I N E com prijo, fo „ , mo,1,1. mounted on j C o u p , .m l Sedan c W .io d ic 's am oj greatest country on earth as long as difficult where the teuitory h insuf­ pute Americanism prevails but it ficient to warrant the publishing of the standard 112-mch chassis with 4 0 H .P . 3 inch motor: ’Pi the coach builder’s Art. could be made an unorganized, torn more than one good daily paper. 3-ptisLenger Roadster - $975 -2-pass. Coupe-Roadster-$ 1225 up shambles of anarchy If the real There were 82 daily newspaper con­ 5-pasEcnccr Touring C ar - $995 5-passenger Sedan $1550 M e r it W in 3 Americans allowed the anarchistic solidations in M>22 ami Id failures, m!tt* lui /• i.fmtrny doctrines to prevail. Let us have and the figure:! for 1923 by months 1 he sales of Studehaker cars for the prut six years have shown N o body or mechanical changes except refinements have free I'pcerh and u free press but let to date exceed thusu of 1922,— St. * each and aery year a progressive increase. 81,880 cars were been made in the Light-Six. O ver 130,000 Light-Sixes have u« maintain nt ull times tbe real Augustine Record. * * 0,d in t,,e fir5t cix months of 1923 os against 60.033 for the American traditions that fathered the been produced in the new. modern $30,000,000 Studehaker P\ Bainc \yctiwi ,a#t y « r * Only products of merit can make such Declination of Independence, that THE GROWERS NOT THE ONLY L e i growth. ornwll t plant at South Bend, Indiana, under moat economical and X-i niadu America the greatest country ONES WIIO W ILL SUFFER. on eurlh and that will continue ns as such as long as we hold up the far util comment made by a leading i " . standards of patriotism and liberty business man yesterday concerning and Americanism. Wc have a per­ .he mass meeting to he held nt the A . R. Erskinc, President /» fect right to criticise the officials of Auditorium theater tomorrow after­ * * this country from the president down noon to protest uguinst Hie proposed regardless o f party afflictions or on ease in transport at ion rates un prejudice*. It is n healthy sign when citrus fruits nnd farm produce. In­ people take u renewed interest In dicate* that the seriousness of the politics and begin talking politico this situation is not thoroughly under­ W E S T F IR S T 8TUEET•SANFORD, FLO RID A early in tho campaign. stood and that the business interests Rut we should confine our talk to of South Florida are quite as much H I S 1 s, D party Issue*, to a betterment uf cun-j«t stake as uru those of tho grower* E B A K E R Y E A R dittons, to cutting down taxes nnd ^hemsclvca. ■l- .Wn|l 4’. making It t-osior far tho msn of tnod-j According to figures pulilIkhrcL liy’ D / > roeat|s to live, to a cm tnllmeut the Florida Grower, the railroads Sanford Daily Herald Bicycle Tires! $1J5. UP gacafc Announcement announce 'Hii S C A is pleased 3 customers, friends, and the public generally, its complete line of new 1924 Model Studehaker Cars Avoiding the superlatives frequently used in automobile advertisements, the Corporation desires to faithfully state the facts concerning these cars and the reasons why the public should buy them. S: !S § i ,V S0 ^ The Studebake r Corporation of America SA N JU AN G A R A G E -v*. ■m �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 2 i, 1923 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M l { • «’ ■ ■ j ■ Society. ----------------- “ ....... &J K iu u u 1IIIJ J U 1 U U l l I S u iio m e r im n g — but to feel im portant! T h e re you have the Woman who en joys her own Y o u r success w as due to the resu lt o f the Sharpened sense o f your o ffic e rs k n o w in g w hat you wanted. II...SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y ■■ m io DC AIM AC CDADTC KhAI.fl Or NrllKIN A & A J ilJ U iV l v i U £ It. L. SH IPP, Editor v l i l U BASE B A LL ‘ FOOT B A L L BASKET BALL T R A P S H O O T IN G Sanford and D eLand BASE BALL NEWS JOHNNY DUNDEE, OF NEW YORK, B altic a Scoreless CRIQUI, OF FRANCE, IN Gam e Yesterday SLASHING 15-ROUND BATTLE YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida Stale Lenguc ii BANK...II -W E P A Y 4 % I N T E R E S T O N S A V I N G S A C C O U N T S -------------------------------S E R V I C E --------------------------------- S T R E N G T H GOLF B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G C ongratulations!! ; h aaaaa*B aaa*aaaaaaBaBBaaBBBaBBBM son to Dougin** and Amnions funned.; Thompson, If. ........3 0 0 0 0 0 Delyuul—8lh Inning — Thompson1M. Spencer, ef. I! 0 0 0 o 0 Struck out, Hooper out, McCall to 11. McCall, 2b. .'I 0 0 0 ’» 0 Hendetron. St. Johns was given: ----------------------lincc m: halls. Foslinger out catch-. 20 0 I 2i 17 0 er to first. J Score by liming*: Sanford—8th liming— Henderson, .............. 000 POO 000 0 Thompson and Spencfr duplicated ISiillfmd 000 000 000 0 their feat of the fifth by linking out[ Summary: Sacrifice hits, Crocker ngnin in Hiiccesrion. i Stolen base, Crocker, Eoslingor. Do Land— *th Inning— Lopez out on grounder tq pitcher who threw to first. Douglass fanned ami Rhode* was out, H..McCall to Henderson, Basel on halls, off Ammons 2, I/>pes . Struck out, liy Ammons 7, Lopes 1!. Umpire Mays.* Ilime 1:00. Slatennen are smart men. Nobody else could spend two weeks in Paris and learn nil about the European sit­ uation. The Daily Herald, 15c per week. H a y — Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts, M ixed Feed — Hay O U R F E E D IS S O M E T H IN G T O C R O W A B O U T Yesterday afternoon nut to Lake Sanford—0th Inlng— It. McCall led Mary during the Musical Carnival olT by striking out. E, McCall was Now is the time to feed for later egg one of thcabest exhibitions of Amer­ ouf, Thompson to Douglass. Deiter production .when prices arc highest. Dundee Received Judges’ Decision Over M an W h o ica's favorite pastime was seen when was out, Hooper to Douglass. Keep your hens in goad condition now Sanford and DeLnml battled nine in­ Ho* Score. Held W o rld ’s Featherw eight Title Short Time by feeding the best feed possible and National League nings for n scoreless tie game. The DELAND • AB p. H PO A i: thus assist them through moulting, Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 9. game was discontinued after the l 0 () 0 0 0 Hooper, 2I> 'I hen your hens'will commence earl­ Boston 7, Pittsburgh 8 112 innings) NEW YOItK, July 27.—The fenth-j again with a volley to head and body, ninth inning because of an agreement Doper, ss........ .......3 »*• 1 0 2 0 ier and will lay longer than the ones erweight championship of the world hut Criqui, though ho was staggering, before the affair. N'ew York 10, Chicago 11. 11 (1 1 It (1 111 Richardson, ef. not ‘properly cared for during moult­ in French hands for less then two kept his feet. The end again nremod . Philadelphia 5, St. Louis I. I.oper. and | „nUnger, ef. ..... 1 0 il 1) <1 o' ing period. months, came back to the United |in sight in the cighth, when Criqui, Ammons was superb. Lopez held the l»p cz, p........ ......-1 0 1 1 3 0 States last night when Johnny Dun- Wood dripping from his nose and .Sanford swatters t.i only one hit Douglass, American League .... 1 II II 1(1 1 1 lb PRATT'S Poultry Feed is guaran­ dee, grizzled Ilultun-Amcricau voter- mouth a crimson stream, reeled , xvhieJi was really a u rnleh hit made Rhode, 3h Washington 0-15; Boston 7-3. 1 0 ii II (1 II teed t i please. "Your Money llnck if an, buttered his way to victory over about the ring under ai spectacular ||(y in the fourth. He struck Bradley, if. New York -I, Philadelphia 3. 3 11 f II (1 0 You ate Not Satisfied." A trial will Eugene Criqui, gallant ex-poilu, in a barrage of blows, lout fourteen men anti allowed none Smith, If .... _.3 1) 0 (1 (1 " • cmivfnce you. gruelling 15-round struggle that was Again in the ninth Dundee failed to „ f t|lrm f m . transportation. Am- Thompson, e 1IOW THEY STAND . a (1 (1 11 •J 0 never in doubt from start to finish. Lring the Frciiehiuan down, so h<',n0I1H w'lillo giving up four hits was ■ H THE CASH FEED S T O R E H H Dundee, rising to the greatest switched his tactics in the next few ,,ever so tight ns wh-n hi pimlie*. He 31 II 1 27 8 1 Florida Stale League height! of his long and embattled cu- rounds, trying for a fresh opening, fanned seven of Delaiad's batsmen Won Lost Pit. reer, won dei isivcjy all the way, but The twelfth saw him unleash another Kavc iwo of them free walks to E. Met "nil, «*Ib •i 0 II II 1 0 8 .7-12 . HradcnUiwn ........ 23 only in the face of a game and tour- bnlntering drive. He swung ns hard fust. ; Di'iler, «:«. i 0 1 1 ii 0 0 .711)1 23 Oilaiulu ............ FEED *t1A Y»C RA IN A N D F E R T I L I Z E R S agenus i land that will go down among us he could with both fists to Cr'qui’s 0 II >1 0 0 j ('imker. if .3 Sanford’s out' nK chance to rcoia 17 .133 . 13 Lrtbelnrul ,Um iuimL Jj'f tyling, in, priw tjuift tstac.Kitd| bwl i tiuuuiib. u blqod . smcni c<U 1) A :t ill it** %i •*m ............ il Itive, e PHONE S 3 9 *M Y R T L E AYE.8 TT” ST.SANFORD.HA. :?■ tnt*i .13-11 TJ * ' 1-1 lNjyR)|trf ’ 1 grimly * n * : ^ , nn(] was lory. The JudgW decision crowning face, the Frenchman smiled r.fiu*.l to second by Ammuiifl, p* ...... no (1 (1 0 7 01 18 .100 12 St. Petersburg .... Dundee as the new title holder 3 (1 II 10 it II Crocker. But Rive struck out and Henilerfloii, If) 23 .2SI drowned in a wild burst of rhe Tampa ............ . y Ammons made an out thus eliding the but in defeat the little Frenchman Kept bis feet and when he went to his local* brightest hopes. k i r-i Hi P ) was accorded an ovation that rang out cot tier, the crowd gave the battered *m Rn w.i Do Lund'* host time was in the first, mix __ _____ M above even Uiat-Jor the victor. — ehampiuu a thunderous ovation. jwhnn after Hooper had- fanned, the Uriqui’s was a hopeless battle from , riiqui’s defensive Ur ties saved him n(IJ(l |m.n ..ingted tilling the j the first round. Floored for a count in the thirteenth and fourteenth, hut bl|,UJ1 nut Ammons, the local old i r• t of nine hardly before the initial In II jin the final round he again wns on trusty tightened up and Douglass j Ktl Pa *4 Pa had soumlnd, he somehow tnnn.igi d t o il he verge of going down. Dundee Hied out to Hive and Rhode made tbej Nj fca l®i Ktt weather tin- storm only to bo knock-j tried savagely to land n knockout final out. oil down twice, tmee far n count of bhtw while Criqui swung Wildly about The game play by play: Soma game! seven and again for nine seconds in his head, hut when the finishing hell DeLand, 1st Inning— Hooper slruiltj the second rounds It seemed that Dun- } rang Criqui groggy and bloody under out. St. Johns singled over first and Sanford will beat DeLnml yet! dee had a knockout within his grasp a pumeling’attack, wns still doing his went to second on a fielder** choice but try as furiously as he would the best to fight back. by Richardson. Isipcz singled filling Tlie locals gel stronger with every mauling llulinn-Ameriem could rot Only tlie heart of a fighter, the in­ the bases. Ammons tightened up game. stinct of a courageous ring loan, en­ and Douglass flied out to Rive. Rhode swing over a finishing blow. Holding the upper hand, while ('ti- abled Criqui to stand up under that made the final out, Rive to HomierIn their first game with DeLnml the qui tVled gamely but vainly to stem 'withering fire. Hu had held his locals ware hen ten 8-fl, the second the tide of battle, Dundee let up in patch of ground in tho dark days of son. toward losing a customer, ami had certainly I nni nn old-fn.shiom’tl buyer of the necessi­ Stanford— 1st Ining—McCall out they were beaten 3-0, third game bat- his terrific pare somewhat until the Verdun and in the squared circle Inst lo : l a g o o d deal o f lime,*esjiocially since some ties for my household. I R«> to tlie store my­ on grounder to first. Deiter out, St. tied for 17 innings and lost 2-1. Now seventh round. ' Then he lashed out night he held his ground tu the end. Johns to Douglusfl. (Yorker reached j other people were standing around waiting to self. To me this work is not irksome. In i.ce what they have done. — — ■ 'first on Douglass’ ej-ror. Rive out, I be waited on. • fact, 1 like It. I like to look at the shelves so' on Adam's single to left, making his lis, Sanford, find; E. W. Brown, Do- jjt. Johns to Douglua*. full o f cans and paekitRus of so many colors. Tlie Hula Frenchman by the name Lund, 2nd. Deljind—2nd Inning—Bradley outf the winning run. of Criqui didn’t got much time to I f that grocer had aold advertised goods ho 1 like to do this for the same reason that I ------Bathing beauties—Marjorio Pitts, Rive to Hendcrion. Smith out, Bi.trut ground with the featherweight would certainly have had the brand l sug­ And now we’ll stop this useless Sanford, 1st; Lois Ik Wright, DeLnml, McCall to Henderson and Thompson don't, mind heini? in a crowd. i linnipiombip of the world. \\ Inning chatter and go out to flee u real liase- 2nd; Anna F. Jones, Lake Mary, 3rd. gested and It*! would have made a sale; in­ struck out. il two month* ago from the veteran bull game between tho Rotes and KiWhen in a crowd I look for familiar faces. Sanford—2nd Ining—Ammons out Band Race—James D. Richardson, cident ally, he would havp hid us good day Johnny .Killiane, he was forced to givo winds on the Ninth Street Park. Tell DeLand, first; 8, Story, Kustis, 2nd; fin long fly to Richardson. Hender­ When I see them I am delighted. When I cheerily and wo would have been satisfied. up his ’crown to Johnny Dundee, who you nil about it tomorrow. Billy ifofTmnn, Sanford, 3rd; O. R. son struck out. ’"Thompson out. am in a store I look for familiar g ood s and won the judges' decision nfter pound­ Boland, Orlando, -Ith. Thompson to Dougins*. when 1 see them I buy. Those Roods have ing Criqui mercilessly for fifteen Familiar faces arc wonderful. To me, in Dcl-und—3rd Lining—Both Hooper Wrestling match—John L. Gordon, Sports at Lake M ary became familiar to me through advertising rounds. my capacity as a buyer for a fairly large S. A, (*., Albert Collins, Sanford, ami St. Johns out, pitcher to first. and I have noticed that tlie grocery men who Musical Carnival matched. Gordon first, Collins sec­ Kichuid on nut, catcher to first. household, familiar things on the shelves of Cy Williams increased his home rur have the most of those familiar packages Sanford—3rd Inning—Spencer out. ond. tiie stores I visit are only a litflu less wonder­ kail yeaterdny from twenty-threo to Winner* of the Various Events at llig < Indies swimming 50 yards—Eliza­ Lopez to Douglass, llahe MrSall filed somehow or other seem to always go ahead. ful, for those familiar things help me in do* twenty-five and at the samo time beth Stylos, S. A. C., 1st; Marjorio out to St. Johns. E. McCall Biruck Carnival Yesterday ing better and more economically tho job broke the tlo that has been between Pitts, Sanford, 2nd. I went into a store not of my own choosing out. 1dm and Babe Ituth for several days. DcLund— Ith Inning— Lopez filed which 1 must work at every day. Men's Swimming—Leonard Mc­ Boys' fiO-yord dash—Albert Whitbut with a friend who, among other things, William's second Immer of yesterday s out to Deiter. Douglass out, Am­ Lucas, 1st; Bill Moye, second; Lloyd hker, Lake Mary, 1st; Norman Snow, asked for a very well known article jof food game won the game for his fighting mons to Henderson. Rhodes out, Lake Mary, 2nd; Hodge* Bailey, Sem­ Brown, third. Those advertised articles which I buy and which is packed in a can, although she did team mates from the Cardinals. Men’s diving— Leonard McLucas, Babe McCall to Henderson. inole Athletic Club, 3rd, which I always buy I know have been sub­ Sanford— Ith Inning— Deiter sin­ not ask for any specific kind. I always buy Ladies potato race—Mrs. Ld. S. first; Billy Hoffman,, second; Bill mitted to the criticism of both competitor And still the Philadelphia Athlet­ gled for the first an donly hit secured ----------- ami instinctively 1 told her that was Ward, S. A. C., 1st; l^ona Webb, S. Moye, third. ics continue on the downward path. by Sanford during tho entire game. and consumer. This subjection to almost Boys' diving—John Higgins, San­ A. C., 2nd; Roberta Wynn, S. A, C., the kind she should ask for. The New York Yankees took their Crocker sacrificed, Deiter going to world-wide critical examination demonstrates ford, first; Bernard Schirnrd, 2nd. 3rd. Time 11H seconds. third.straight game from the Ath­ Boys' Swimming—John Higgins, second. Rive struck out and Am­ 100-yard dash—Leonard Me Luc**, The dealer overheard me and said, “ Mad­ to me thut the manufacturer has supremo letes yesterday. This gives the Ath* mons was out, Thompson to Douglass. H. A. C., 1st; Albert Collins, Sanford, 1st;,. Robert Steele, 2nd; Calvin Meam, I never sell thut article, 1 sell instead confidence in his goods. He cannot tell a DvLand—5th Inning— Bradley sin­ Ictus Guile a hold on sixth plnee, if Gaghltaj, 3rd. 2nd; B. N. Wright. DcUml, 3rd. something very much b e tte r---------------my falsehood about the things he makes, because thi*r|’,i# any honor or not in holding 50-yard dash—L, B. Steele, Sanford, Distance; plunge—Billy Hoffman, gled and was sacrificed to second by Smith. Thompson struck out. Hoop­ own brand " there are too many in the world to find him 1st; Leonard McLucas, S. A. C., 2nd; 1st; ty. R. Stevens, &nd. er flied out to Crocker. 'flic hall game resulted In a 0 In­ out. Albort Collins, Sanford, 3rd. Time, 5 Then he He Iaur launched into a five-minute talk Sanford—Mh Inning—Henderson, vlier* Orlando went on a hit­ ning Lie, 0 to 0. Ammons pitched for seconds. on why this article was better than the one ting ytntpngc yesterday with DnyThompson and Spencer struck out in Constant advertising o f nny product proves 3-lcggcd raco—Ileglnald IlbUy, Sanford and Lopes'for Dcl-and. tonu— zn goes the headline* hut, it Sanford, and U. N. Wright, DeLand. I had numed. But somehow my friend hada row. '* * , . • that product has stood the test o f scrutiny.. Del-and—6th Inning—St. Johns look* like to us that Orlando has been “ Golf As An Essential’’ Is the head­ been convinced by whnt I had suggested and Time, 11 seconds. Is it nny wonder then why I, as one o f sever­ on a liftin g rampage with every club grounded to Ammons, out at first. High Jump—Joe Bell, S. A. C., lit ; ing of an , editorial in the Tiniesshe did not buy that can which the grover al million women in my same position, p refer Foslinger who relieved Richardson In the Florida State Leagu e— unless Loonard McLucas, S. A, C„ 2nd. Unloo o f Saturday and copied today was walked. Hopes Hied to Crocker offered. II la Bmdcntown that has balked articles with which I am acquainted to Brosd jump—Reginald Holly, San­ in the Herald. Yes, golf is an essen­ and Douglass struck out. them occasionally. ducts about which I bavo no knowledge ford, 1st* 9 ft, 3 In.; Joe Bell, S. A- C„ And I thought os I walked out how stub­ Sanford—0th Inning— Babe McCall, 2nd, 8 ft., 10 |n.; Ed. S. Ward, 8. A. tial of this latter day living: None about which the manufacturer does not born and *ohs(inate that man was. He had E. McCall and Deiter duplicated the ltyan, from noly Crosa .College; of ue get the right kind o f out door C., 3rd. 8 ft., 9 In. to have the courage to enlighten m et lost a sale, had probably taken his first Btep who Id one o f Jawn McOraw’a star Running broad jump—Reginald exercise. None of us walk enough. fifth Inning by atrlking out In auchurieta, loat hla flrat game of the Holly, first, 15 ft, 4 In.; Ed. S. .Ward, None of us get out in the open and ccasion. DeLand—7th Inning—Rhodea out, scaaoiiyeaterday to Chicago. A youngS. A. C„ 2nd, 14 ft., 8 In.; Joo B«U, fraternize with our fellows enough. ■r published b y the S a n fo rd H e ra ld in co-operation with Ammon* to Henderaon. Bradley i his * r a college, StaU, and Golf .docs all of Ihta and more. It Is 3rd, 14 f t , (T In. a* timo one of McGraw’a caatof Ifee essential, factors of our struck out and Smith waa out, Me* !M Hop akin jump— Rairinald Ho] * merican Association jtf,/ — A ihauld ^ r i . a.-H*1i'T t v ■ ' .11, , ' . !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! Orlando 10, Daytona 8. Bradontown 7, Tumpn 0(11 inning*) St. Pete 2, Lakeland 5. Sanford Feed & Supply Co. CELERY SEED I W hy A re Some Store- j keepers So Obstinate?! t f 5 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY CLOVER-BLOOM B U T T E R , Per lb. .....J .............;.... A R M O U R ’S G O O D S T H E R E ’S NUCO B U TTE R SPREAD, Per lb......... ..........J.... . 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V E A L CUTLETS, O J "n Per Ib. .................................. m D I * C IT Y CORN-FED PO RK LOINS, L IV E HENS, CORN-FED A N D STEMPER & First Uttmr Than m A fm ttarJ P U tltr Mis. Iluwnnl Flynt’s guent, Miss An­ nie Lee Jones, of Saranotn. Mr. nml Mrs. Walker Prevntt, Mrs. Fred MeFarlnne and Ruth McFnrlnnc were In Chuluotn Sunday viniting Mrs. II. K. Smith. Mr. nnd Mrs, Chnrles Stcvnns and Mr, and Mrs. William' Kilbco had supper Tuesday evening at Iaiko Harney. Rev. M. E. Onhnrd held preaching services morning nnd evening at Sumsoulti Inst Sunday. , Ed. Sutton, and wife, Miss F.dwin Sutton nnd C. Sutton left Monday ev­ ening for Georgia to visit relatives. The Misses Hnzel, Hattie nnd Grace Gatlin, of I'nlntkn, spent several hours in Geneva Tuesday while enroute to visit their brother, Ben Gatlin of Osrt-oln, Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Phillips nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Durielison nnd son nttr ruled church irt Sanford Sunday. Rev, MeFarlnne, pastor o f the M. K rhureh of Geneva, will take his va­ cation the first of August nnd go to North Carolina to visit his brother. Miss Anna Lee Jones, of Sarasota, is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Howard FJynt. _ . \ Mrs. J. M. Prevail spent the day .with Mrs. Victor Peters on Monday. Mr. nml Mrs. John Phillips were in Sanford Saturday on business. Mrs. T. W. PreVutt took dinner Sat­ urday with Mrs. G. Sipes, Mrs. Hart nnd Mrs. Stone left on Thursday for a few weeks visit at Jtiiytoua Reach. Mr, and Mrs. T. W. Prevntt were in Oviedo Saturday evening on busi­ ness. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Hickson, of San­ ford, spent Sunday evening with Mrs. ■I. M. Prevntt. Mr. and Mrs. Holland Reed wore in Sanford Saturday. Mr. nml M r*!, Kndor Gurlett are spepding a few dhy* in St. Augrtslinn. Miss Laura Rntilerson returned Sat-j unlay'from Fort" Pierre, where she) W. L. Knott, of Del.nml, nnd Dav­ has been on n nfimlh's visit among id Knott, of Springfield, Ohio, wen: relatives. ■? recent guests of tire W. II. Polk and Mr. nml Mrs. <fl W. Flynt, Mr. nnd D. F. Balt's families on tiro Orlando Mjh. Howard^Fijtpl and Mr. nml Mrs. road. WilJialW'.Kil^ai^ye p .•basket 'limiyj; ot Mullet Lake tfnndriy in honor of I For quick results try n want ad, For Cough! and Colds, Head­ aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and A ll Aches and Pains ALL DRUGGISTS A5c and 65c, jars and tubes Hospital site, S 3.00 Kent Vulcanizing Company Ouk Avenue unit Third Street PHONE 17 -SANFORD, FLORIDA W hen You See This It Signifies— T h a t each B u lck dealer is required to m eet definite qualifications before he is perm itted to hang before his door the B uick A u thorized Service sign. 1. Its inuit employ trained Duick mechanic*. • 3. His garage must liave modern equipment that make* possible the most eiact/Wurkmanshlp In shortest powlble time. / 9. He must carry a complete stock of Dulck genuine parts hosed on Uie number of Dulck cars in his community. 4. His policy must be In full agreement with the uniform Dulck service policy of courtesy und fair dealing with the public. T p safeguard Buick owners and to assure them continuance o f th e dependable, satisfactory perform ance typ ical o f all B u ick cars, A u th o r­ ized B u ick Service Stations ro v e r the whole cou n try from roast to coast. 1‘ HONB 16 fi^.C otnei ManioHa A^enuejind Second Street . ? SANFO RD , H f o o R l D A ^ Mrs. Margaret Watson started for Michigan on Thursday after a slay here of -IM* years with her daughter, Mrs. Ashley Purvis and sister-in-law Mrs, Margaret Marshall. Mrs, WutMUi will visit her other children in Detroit, Mount Pleasant and Central I ake and expects to return here in time for Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs. Muishall entertained a few friends at dinner Sunday in Mrs. Watson’s hurt, Mrs. Lionel Monroe and’ little daughter, Lillian, are in Charlotte, N. t\, for u visit, having made the trip with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jen­ kins and brother in their car. , Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Drcssor nnd tiie children, Helen and Glen, wore guests of Mr. uml Mrs. 1. I). Martin tor the day Sunday at Coronado Peach, making the trip in tlur Mar­ tin’s line novV Studehnkcr sedan. It. <\ Bradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. ,R, A. MolTItt nml Miss Flrvrlyn Cust re­ turned Monday from n delightful mqtor trip to jltrints on the Hast Const. Mrs. Moffitt says Miami is the only city in Florida where the beautiful homes am) money made beauty plac­ es compare with the places in Califor­ nia where much muney has keen UjHUlt. John Cranson is on the job again au mail carrier on Route No, 1, Watson McAlexandcr resigned after n few weeks service nnd has gone tl>' Atlan­ ta to accept ami tiler position. Mr. am| Vnw T. W. Hoyden and lit­ tle daughter are at Daytona Bcurh for n time, Somu friends by the name of Mitchell, are staying at their home on Cameron Avenue dur­ ing their absence. Mr. and Mrs. NitlJiZ4rnovcan' wire spend-thu-day guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kenis at their apart­ ment on Magnolia avenue. REEF TO B R A IS E Per lb.- .—;.......... LO AVES OF 6 K , I1 R E A D fpr. P L A T E SAU SAG E, Per lb. IXJ4VES READ for.. O, K. B jtK A D for BU TTO C K s t e a k ; ,1 cr lb.* -■**»•»•••...... V E A L STEW, V E A L ROAST, ? Per lb..... 5;.......... LA R G E G R APE F R U IT for .... Next Door to Coca-Cola Ilot. Works RE-INDICTMENT OF WARD UPON MURDER -(CHARGE IS SOUGHT W HITE PLAINS, N. Y „ July 20.— Tlie extraordinary grand ji/ry which reopened the investigation of the stay­ f# t of Clarence 1: Peters, ed II averhill. Moss., by Walter S. Ward, weal­ thy baker's son, Wednesday was re­ ported to bo receiving from Attorney 35C 30c 2! ~ RIBS TO BRAISE, 2 Ibn. for .... MOVING Street -’-fJ F A T M AC K E R E L, eaoh ......... ........ SPRING CHICKENS, Select Slock, per lb. KEEP t ROUND S TE A K , FAT, FRESH CO UNTRY EGGS, Per dozen ...................... ' »r -sm » STAR BACON, Per Ib. ........ »V V E R Y BEST CHEESE, Per lb............................... T O T H E M E M B E R S O F T H E W O M A N ’S CLUB OF SANFO RD CONGRATULATIONS!! W e w ish to extend to you o u r heartiest con- S ■ gratulations and g o o d wishes. Y o u have done ■ 8 nobly well in g iv in g us a club house that S would be a credit to a city m any times larger ■ than San ford. It is a splendid achievement A CO M M U N ITY B U ILD E R F. I*. FORSTER, President 11. F. WHITNER, Caahirr Nothing O ver 1 O c FO R M A L O PENING .•>. F R I D A Y , J U L Y 27TH, 3:06 T O 5:00— 7:00 T O 9 1\ M. ; / ( V v -* r” 'J - M U S IC B* Y S IX P IE C E O ,R C H E S T R A • On litis day wr simply want yon to visit our slnrt* nnd look ever the biu vnlbea. Our Highest Price is 10 Cents ‘ O P E N F O R B U S IN E S S J U L Y 28TH A T 8 A.7 M E X T R A O R D IN A R Y SPE C IALS A T QUR O PE N IN G ____ 10 -qt. (Galvanized Rails R e a lP a h n Olivo Soap, b a r Children’s M u slin U n d erw ear L a rg e T u rk ish T o>veis........... L a rg e A h im in u m w a re ........... L a rg e Knamelware^;........ Silver Plated T ableW are Fancy broidered S c arfs ■—Em ( . ...... .----------Special Glassware.............. Sanolin Floor M ats ...'J.™ N e w Curtain Goods, yard can dy. P o u h d ; . ; 7 . : ; . : : . r D on’t F ail to Visit O ur Store Friday B IG O P E N IN G SALE S A T U R D A Y M O R N IN G , J U L Y 2 8 T H ,8 A .M Special B a rg a in s A ll D ay O RIG IN ATO RS OF TH E 5. A N D 10 C EN T BUSINESS N O T H IN G ■ TRY A HERALD WANT AD FDR RESULTS! SANFO RD , F LO R ID A SOME 5 ' ■ and. w e are proud with you. F. W . W O O L W O R T H CO No Goods will bp Ntdri Frlilny. ts \ OVER 10c . Remember'• �tt-rtZKV/ rrrtr 1 BUSINESS : = 1 d ir e c to r y : : 5 4 y 0u can Had the nsm© of E *very «•“ E j„ BsnifoM^ti Ibis Column ^ *sch day. * (Q u ic k S e r v ic e T * a n s fe r ■ f . StbraRc F'acilltlAM ■ l , , pIc*M« you, tell others; (f not. tell 00. Phone 488 ■ S A N F O R D N O V E L T Y ■ W O R K S 1 V . C. C O L L E R , I’ rop. ■ G en era l S h o p and M ill ad s ** • «- < • Work of Photographers, It la Bsllcvad, Will Be Productive of Highly Important R(suite. ✓ ■' .* An ambition* scheme to mnp the en­ tire sky of Europe I* being curried out under the direction of the British weather bureau. The bureau, as a preliminary to the larger undertaking, ha* nlrearty successfully mapped the sky of France. Professional weather ohservers, as.)vcl| ns amateur photog­ raphers, In nil jpmp of the. continent are to be dhUdl M assist. The work Is Intemk’ d'no' MiVlp the science of meteorology; tti? progress of which In recent yearn-has hf^n due in no little measure to the synoptic curds on which ure rei»orted Mtnulmtieous observation* tnnde at different stations. It la thought that even more Important re­ sults and much more useful data will 6c obtained from synoptic photographs of the sky. The photographers will he asked to co-operate on lines much the smno ns were adopted In mapping the sky of Frnnce, an undertaking Hint wns completed r month ago, and the results of which sre now being ana­ lyzed. Exposure* will be mndu dally, probably over a period of a week or two, twice a day, one© at 0 o’clock In the morning nnd again In the after­ noon. The photographs will be sent to the national wonthor bureau, where the causes of the wrnther condlilons at the time will bo retraced from them. : a* Classified Ads lc a word. No Ad taken for less than 25cAnd positively no ClassMcd Ads charged lo anyone. Cash 'must accompany nil orders. Count the words and remit arordingly. *"* Rl ** •N ** * 4N N I S i N N N * i F O R K* ^ IN IN Nt Fa Mi IN N H S A L E FARMERS— Y’ou can get seed bed fram-s snd irrieation plugs at th* Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe FOR SALE— Busier ana Usys puuiu nnd vurnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfr FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. ■ C O N T R A tT rO R and B U r L D E R Ellsworth, Benrdali Avenue, Sanl| U Cotnmerclsl Street—Sanford, Fla. tord. 83-tfp FOR SALE— 5 Pointer pups, No. 1 stock. Soo Vick Ilnwkins, 110 SnnI B. W . H E R N D O N ford Ave. G3-tfc I W ork f IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y J FIRE------- AUTO-------- BONDS FOR SALE—No. 817 West First St. Attractive terms. Address owner. Box 782, Dnytonn, ITn. G9-tfc S. O. S h in h o ls e r S T E W A R T T h e Florist FOR KALE OR RENT—House, nftcr August 1st.—Kcc \V. .1. Thigpen. 08-tfc Annual and Ornamental 1’lanta FOR SALE— Kix good farm mules, 114 Mjrtle Are.— — — Phone 260-W cheap, cash or terms.— 11. K. Long, Osteen, Fin. Phono 1811. lOO-.Ilp I Cil Flowers------ ------ Floral Designs SANFORD M A C H IN E COM PANY General Machine and Holler Works Cylinder Grinding Phone G2------- Sanford. Florida FOR KALE CHEAT-—One 00” roll top desk in good condition.—Hill Lum­ ber Company. J01-3tc FOR’SALE O lfT itA D E — Oort enr in good mcchnnicnl condition, also good tires, will sell cheap or trade for anything o f equal value.— \V. L. Har­ vey, Box 352. 101-ltp FOR SALE—-Fine lot of Leghorn * 4 eh! i 'j s V v s - W ’. A , HiirvpA ' . St,- .To2.*w • • * * > ( * » • » ? si wityi* Mp PROFESSIONAL : Cards of Sanford’ s Reputable Professional Men, each of whom. In his chosen profeaafoo the Herald reeommends to the people. IN ** Mi M IN B I M l f l l S I l V k M . G eorge A , D e C o tte s THE SINOER SEWING Machine (’o. has a few slightly used machines that they will sell at n substantial re (luction for cash or on easy trrms,— T. M. Dunlnp,-corner^ 10th nnd Laurel. Phone 560-W. P8-Ctp;;. w-102-Itp FOR SALE OR RENT-Trucking ■land. 1 have hammock und pine trucking land developed, partly devel­ oped nnd undeveloped in'Iow a City section (or sale or rent. Write E. R. Moore, 250 N. E. 25lh street, Miami, or see Robert King, Oviedo. Ht-d; w-tfc Attom py-nt-I^w I'D R S A l.E —Practically new typeOver Seminole County Bank writer, cheap. Addrcss Box -127, ■ANFORD -t. FLORIDA , 102-4tp Sanford.’ 1 FEED It. W IL S O N W A N T E D . A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W WANTED— BOYS TO SEI.L THE First National Bank Building SANFORD HERALD ON THE SANFORD FLORIDA STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS TO MAKE JUG PROFITS FOR A E LT O N J. M O U G H T O N FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS A R C H ITE C T SHIPP A T THE HERALD OFFICE. R*ojn 7. Miller Bldg. dh-tf ■ANFORD - .i. -j. FLORIDA WANTED—2 or~3 nice ‘ furnished rooms, close in, rent must las reas­ onable. Call Mr. Head at Telephone 311. 102-3tp IC IIE L L E M A IN E S K O K ~ ltE N T LAW YER FOR RENT—Store room in new brick • :— Court House building, good business location.— A. P. Connelly & Sons. 95-tfc FOR RENT— Furni*hed ~and "unfufniahed apartment* and sleeping BfM Examined Cissies Designed rooms. Fcrndalo apartments, under Henry McLaulin, Jr., now management, Bishop Block, cor­ O p t D. ner First street and Palmetto avenue. — W. R. Grovenstcin, Manager, Phone Optician-Optometrist y6-tp8 >11 Beet First Street Sanford, Fie, 231-W. FOR REN"!1— Furnished connecting housekeeping rooms, wit!#* bath, W . J. T H IG P E N also fumishod room. 813 Magnolia Avc. 98-0tp , Real Estate FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, PIRljf LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE ’ ’314 feint Avc, lU tftp FOR RENT— Furnished apartnrent, • f’ ratiii arc useful to start a Ford, modern. Phono G51-J. l00-6tp ‘but it isn’t probable that many of FOi f RENT— Furnished housekeeping itbcni wj|] bo delegates to the nation rooms, 3 for $25.00 or 2 for $18.00 ,*1 convention. per month. 314 East Fifth SL 101-3tp -J________________;___ > FOR RENT—Two at.d onc-half acre RELIEVES RHEUMATISM farm south o f Heitx Sanitarium on "I can simply say that Foley Kid Union Avenue. P. O. Box 446. 00-4tp; w-102-ltp hey pills gave mo relief irum rheu malic painty and hava not used aup- FOR II ENT—6 room cottage, also garage. Phone 4812. I0Z-8tp I’orls for the lost six weeks (had to kse two). the best proof you can FOR RENT— Eight room house, Weat have that Foley'Kidney Pills are ef­ Third street. Interior newly decor­ fective Is th K *h»t since they cleared ated and papered. Call phone 40-W. my system pi. uric acid, have been enJ02-6tp “ rely free’ of pain and 'depression," iti,» J. W. Hunter, J am Angel*1*. --------F m jN D Z E Z Z ■ j.-i •*»*rtiSMrtacs4A?f>' PAOEseyaw , noIf -aupporting amt, ns far ns ponsi* thnusanda o f cases of condense^ millt, Qtntes is bolter ndnptcd to poultry bio, independent o f carriers’ service/ fur example .every drop of which raising thnn Florida. it will be n b!v ’sii g not too wc!) dis­ ' So long as Florida's Industries tire could be product^! in this state at By the simple expedient of pro­ guised.— I’lnnt CKy Courier, organized on the basis of shipping less than it costs to import iL ducing these things nt home instead what R produces to northern mar­ We buy other tens of thousands of \of hiring them hnulrd from distant ONE E n»E C T OF TAX-EXEM ITS. kets nnd buying what It consumes cases of ennned corn, tomatoes, peas, shipping points In the north wo could from northern markets It will be nt present to the railroads nn argument, , ,<■ beans,' hominy, nnd other products ’ . ... . Investment:? in inn-exempt scctirithe mercy of the railronds. It may which would I k* very hard to answer.’ . > . „ ... i which our own good lnnds would pro­ ties have results .nt n reduction o f get justice through nppeals to the On the other hand, there nra many:more thnn A|,000.0(10,000 in the total duce, nnd which, if the business were Interstate commerce commission, but organized to thnt end, might lie chances to avoid freight charges by net income© reported for last year, this is always problomntcinl ns well winter] i n lotf), 200 persons were rei»orted plnecd on the table fresh every dny home consumption. Each an expensive, nnd If'w c got justice in the yenr. Florida hns n million guests.These |n the milllnn-dullnr-income class, nnd today there la no guarantee that it Then, wc ship in,thousands pf tons visitors st>e many wonderful things, ,last year this had Shrunken to only would be good tomorrow. M „ rwu!, „ f btlHoh dol. of meat, much n|[ I t 'f a / frejn the but the most « musing, if they slop- f j There is no 100 per cent remedy— pe<I to think of it, is the spectacle J m ore of tci: l,,k [lars or more tc:; cictjrjit cx’ tppl secufltie^' sccurllic^ best class, whirtawo couid raise here nt lenst none in sight, hnt this stnlo of this state shipping in train loads t n < ^JbrfniJ’U^ueti eveiV yi*n/nnAi(|^)HLled! just ns well, iM s * not^To" be^icnled ha slho power, by alterations In its qj, |,« L‘m, ‘ up by the investors. 1 • 1 -i thnt western meat is butler thnn the of stulT from the north to feed them, own methods of doinf things, to avoid and, nt the same time, shipping nwnv ‘ Floridn meat now usunily found. on , .. , .ii u ii i With nn e.itminted, 'v.lOd'OO.OOO.OOA n Inrgc percentage of thcevil. , . , , the market, but it hns nlso boon dem­ from here the Verv things' which: . , Iof lax exempts nb m K d by investor.!, want most, the rcmi-tropical , ... ... ,u„, . , This remedy,* or palliation, if you onstrated thnt Floridn cnttle, kept they ' laximyera with $ ineomes or less fruits and vegetables, and which.they prefer, is to cultivate the* home mar­ free from ticks nnd properly fnttenpay Id re.- cent ket intensively. Pt’dduco ns much as cd with grain, produce meat cqunl t o 1' v0^ ‘ , 10 k if 1 icy cl,U :’ 't.nxx. , JJotw(.?n ^ ^ ^ pMflt U x m,d possible of the things Hve use, nnd the best produced nnywhere. The find them on the markets. use us much ns possible o f the things same is true of Florida hogs nnd These northern visitors while in *, ni,iefng1n«»m. a hy Inventing In tax^ we produce. sheep. Wc could save n huge sum l’ lorida probably pay each year not jexrntpt securities, we arts not making If we hnd definite figures the nr* on our mont carriage bills, nnd this less thnn fifty million dollars fm :j)lc rjcj, poorer but the peer are made ......... . nn Indus- their board. Fifteen lo twenty mil-1p(,urvr, for more and more the htirgument would be stronger, but no- j[sunt would go to develop body enn deny the fact that we are try in th is'slate which Juts been Hun go for raw foodstuffs, nml prol>- juen of the fo«lcml incsimc tzsx In f»TIupon those with small incomei, constnntly shipping into ther state (permitted to full far behind its possi-;nbly not two millions of this go for stuff grown in the stale. and pnying the freight on numerous|bilitiek. — Daytona' Journal. This system could nnd should lie articles thnt we could produce nt I Attain, why should wc contribute The moderns don’t lend "The homo just as economically ns they |thousands of dollars nnnunlty to’ pny reorganized, If the pressure of lincan be produced in the north. the freight on poultry nnd eggs from just carriers’ mica force* a reor- dering Jew." They probably the north! No part of the United ganizntion which will make Florida he wns looking for parking space. THE HOME M ARKET WRITES OF LIFE IN PERSIA OFFER EXTRAORDINARY One new five room house with bath, full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ r C ontractor and B u ilder CUPIED. PRICE llAN FO KD FIAJHIDA $3,000.00—-----------Terms to suit you ll A REAL BARGAIN A. P. CONNELLY & SONS I A . P . C o n n e lly & S o n s 79-tfe I Katnfcllafcrd IMS MULES FOB SAI.lv—Just unloaded a I Real Estate, Loans and Insurance enr o f fine mules, for sale or I Phone 48 101-8 Mngnulia Avr. trade. Come lo see them.— WhighunC f T H E S A N F O g D D A I L Y H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , J U L Y %X 1923 MAPPING TH E EUROPEAN SKY CLASSIFIED 5 ■— — » M rntourr-j: Cutoms and Costumes Wera Something of a Shock to Observant American Visitors. Arthur Sherburne Hardy writes In­ terestingly of Persian costume's la "Things Remembered." He deserlben that of the Indies of the court n* “ n curl cat lire of the costume of the corps lie ballet, a dress which had rnptlvntcd thu shah’s fancy when visiting Eu­ rope," and which spresd generally through Urn upper circles of society. A s ‘ to the costumes In genornl, the streets of TeliPrnn nffrr none of those brilliant color effects which dazzle the eye In India, Mr. Hardy says. Among olher national peculiarities which the authof found It dlfllcult to become accustomed to wns the npparent complete disregard of the pas­ sage of time, nnd the popular disre­ gard of the Importance of punctuality, lie tells some Interesting thing* about Persian rugs, some of which, he says, receive treatmertt ns regards dirt which would shock n New England house­ keeper. For the Persian- spreads Ills rug wherever he may happen to he, to rest, to eat, to say Ids evening prayer. The gloss which comes with ngo he attributes to Ids Imre or stockinged feet. Richai of the Ruhr Qaeln. The 11ulir basin In Oenimny, extending 32 wile. t»i (lie east of llm Rhine, mid practically the center or hontlquiirlrn* of Indiistrlnl Germany, Is one of the richest coal nml Iron re­ gions In the world, remarks the De­ troit News. It luieThe second greatest coni Held. I* the sent of the great Krupp works (at I'^sen). and ronlnlns a number of other manufacturing towns. Ruhr not only takes the lend In Germany in the production of Iron iiiid steel Imideiueuts mill machinery, hut It nUo produces great ipiiintltles of salt nnd textiles'. .With only 40 per rent of Its coal Gelds being worked, (he Ruhr valley before the World war wns producing isi.00fi.000 ton* of coni u year, and it also produced 5,000,000 Ions o f pig Iron. The valley 1* naturally of great Iraporlnnce— both from an ImtuMrial and from a military nnd a strategic point of vleiv. Isolstsd From the World. Lonely St. Kilda. one of the outHebrides Islands, with a population of 73, Is Just nine months behind the news of the world. When the West Highland steamer Hebrides started for St. Kilda on May 10, she took R big consignment o f new spapers, periodicals and books to help the fishermen nnd their finnllles ralrh up with the news, or lo get acquainted with some o f the latest best sellers. For ninny yours the number of Inhabitant* has re­ mained about the same. During the w.ir the Hermann destroyed a wireless station there, and since then the pt. Klldans have had no connection with the outside world other than the very Infrequent vlslls of the good ship Hebrides, Audience* Throw Off Heat. Rxrlllng plays nnd motion pictures cause the bodily temperature of audlenee* to rise nnd result In the throw­ ing off of heat so thnt Judicious thea­ ter owners utilize such piny* as a sub­ stitute for fuel, according to a Boston professor of note, who says that he linrt made actual tests on theater audi­ ences In Boston playhouses, and as­ serts that many theater owners ob­ serving this phenomena lower their best supply as acts approach “the end." Fnt persona, according to I’ rpr feasor Miller, give much more hait than thlq opeg as well ns greater mnlsfum MllcK Is OlM beneficial since the average theater atmosphere la rather dry—Scientific American. Baetern Hauteur. The alater of one of my friends re­ cently married a Bostonian, writes Baird Leonard In tha New York Morn­ ing Telegraph. "And where are you from, my dearT" aaked an ancient dowager, surveying her through a lorgnette at the firat function given for her In her husband's home town. “ From Texas and Missouri." "Mercy I la It necoaoary to, mention both er Sale Our Bi W c have made Special Drastic Reductions on O u r Entire Stock to Finish up O ur B IG S A L E ! ! Sale Ends Saturday Night, July 28 Last 2 Day Specials! K A IS E R G L O V E S IL K H O S IE R Y Regular price $2.50 to $l>.50, going at, per pair One Bitf Lot o f L A D I E S ’ SH O E S, O X F O R D S , S T R A P P U M P S , S P O R T S H O E S in W h ite ]\ id , B la c k a n d B r o w n , g o in g a t, p a ir $1.95 $1.89 IM P O R T E D GINGHAM DRESSES For our last two day specials we are offering these Dresses of exquisite charm at the most remarkable low price, each................................................................. EXTRA S P E C IA L ! THE J. W. CARTER $2.9 -----— SHOE It is a grain leather shoe in black or tan for spring wear. Liberal tred and toe room. Snug fitting at heel and instep. Special long-life lining and reinforced at all points Q fi o f strain. It is an all leather shoe. .$(1.00 value, f o r ........................... ................. ....... — C A N T O N -C R E P E A N D S IL K D R E S S E S A n extraordinary value, ' T O PK 1 S U N I O N 1 each 89c ,t ,, J' ' ~ M A R L B O R O S H IR T S Colors guaranteed, each $1.19 The Greatest Money Saving Opportunity of the Day * C O M E S U IT S !- � 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, 1923 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, July 27, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 27, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 27, 1923; <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/7691d61087d353923edf5becf7f42bde.pdf 6c5c68e058da6a3c4be3c2a57e3a30cd PDF Text Text .1 • '•» ru,r • W- -vrc I t IJ IN TH E N U M B E R 101 SANFORD, FLO R ID A , TH U R S D A Y, JU LY 26. 1923 VOLUME IV . NEW YORK EXCHANGE ANNOUNCES EXPULSION. . OF SCHNEIDER COMPANY fo r v io l a t io n H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S GREATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION of C O N S TM ’ t u t io n o f e x c h a n g e in Dr. Mullins Elected President Baptist World Alliance Innocent Man is OKLAHOMA OUTLAW ESCAPES Freed A fter 20 Years in Prison [ OFFICERS WHILE ENROUTE TO PLACE OF ELECTROCUTION Sullivan W as Convicted of Murder of U. S. M ar­ shal at Harrison (Dy T h e AnnorlnUd P r e « » t . . L IT T L E HOCK, Ark., July 26.— Ellon Sullivan, Oklahoma outlaw, who rhot and killed former Deputy United States Marahal W alter Caney at Har­ rison two weeks ago, escaped early this morning at Searcy from three o ffi­ cers who were bringing him to the penitentiary to await electrocution. Sul­ Fly the Third Congrers in Session at livan wns convicted of Casey’a murder at Harrison last week nnd Tuesday • Stockholm ' was sentenced to he electrocuted September 21st. Or Traded on Curb nnd Viola­ REG ARD TO CURB STOCKS ARE LISTED tors Arc Subject to Suspension l l l f T h f A taRnrIn|r«1 1'rraa) STOCKHOLM, July 20.— Dr. K. Y. Mullins, of Louisville,. Ky., unani­ • “‘ mously wns elected president of the ( n r T k r Aaaorlutrd P r o s ) NEW YO RK, July 26.—The Rnard Rnptist World Alliance- by the third of Governors o f the New York Curb congress o f the Alliance in session Exchange announced the expulsion of here. Adam L. Schneider o f the firm o f A. L. Schneider & Company, for viola, lion of the exchange’* constitution. Curb market made public resolution of board of governors forbidding members o f exchange from being con­ nected directly or indirectly with nny organirntion In New York City Whose securities tare listed and traded in on rurh. Violators, of this rule are sub­ ject to suspension for not more than • year or expulsion as board may de­ 1st Vice-President Says termine. L IT T L E ROCK, July 26.— The fugitive Is believed to he making his way westward. Sullivan was overpowered by intended victims when he is alleg­ ed to have held up n party of tourists near Harrison July fifth nnd was plnrcd In jail at Harrison but sawed his way out onJuly 16th. His escape was quick­ ly discovered and after a pursuit was recaptured. Casey took Sullivan back to jail nnd ns he was turning the key in the cell lock Sullivan grabbed ( nicy s pistol from bis holster nnd shot the officer three times, hut wns captured before he could leave the jail. — SEABOARD R. R. UNDERWOOD WARNS THE-SOUTH WILL NOT BUILD AGAINST FAILURES IN THE WEST PERRY OH OFF THAT AFFECT WHOLE COUNTRY ENCH AND BELGIANS HAVE REACHED AGREEMENT ON ALL ESSENTIAL POINTS TH O M ASTO N, Me., July 26.— Hen­ ry Lambert Is a free man after 20 years confinement for n crime which the governor nnd his counsel are con­ vinced he did not commit. Lambert was convicted of the murder o f J. NOT KNO W N W H E TH E R ,W c«tley Allen, his w ife and 15 year Seven Live Stock T H E Y W IL L M AKE old dnughtcr, Alice in IDOL Evidence Men Are On State of foul piny wns found in the ruins o f JO IN T R E P L Y Live Stock Board Allen’s fnrni house which led to the -------• * conviction of Lambert after n sensa­ T A L L A H A S S K E . July 26.- •Seven tional trial. He wns freed Tuesday of Florida’s lending live stock men anil given an officinl document ‘ex­ Into ycaicraay yesterday were appointed by Gov. i ............. into ny t»ov. . _ , — pressing belief in his innocence. Hardee to membership on the state-B u t W ill h n d c a to r to R e p ly Bc- OR SEPARATE ONE 3TATEW FIRST HEAT GARRETT CASE Judge Overrules De­ murrer of Defense Change of Venue , (lt » Th r t w iir liilr il P rra a ) . Wheat Failures in West and Northwest Will Cause Slkiiiffency * # « fore British Parliament livestock salary board, In conformity with an act o f the legislature o f 1023. Adjourns W. II. Lewis, o f Fort Meade, and Hen­ ry S. Pennock, of Jupiter, were nnm-i u u Tar A u m IMM - . ed to serve four years each; A. R. I ^ R I S . July 2fl.-hrench andI B.lWclls, o f Chlplcy, and II. II. SimKovcrnmenU have reached enmons. o f Jacksonville, three y e a rn '*!"’ agreement on all essential points each; C. R. Shaw, o f Quincy, and J. G. respecting the British note, It was King, o f Arcadia, two years nnd T . announced. It is not made known 'whether there will bo a Joint or sep­ Sutton, one year. arate reply. OLDEST MEMBER IN METHODIST CONFERENCE DUESSELDORF, July 26.— Fron­ tier separating.Ruhr-Valley from the rest of Get many was opened at mid­ night. PA R IS, July 26.— French reply will not be ready until beginning of next week, but Premier Poincare it la understood, have In mind the fact that the British parliament is to ad­ journ August 3, and ho is exepeted to submit his government’s answer before thnt dste. C U M BE RLAN D COURT HOUSE. July 26.—The state won the first skirmish today in the trial of Robert Railroad Would AUGUSTA. Gn., July 26.— rnpers anil Ijirkin Garrett, brothers, on covering involuntary bankruptcy • Not Pay f (t lr T h e P r o .) ’ charges of first deg rye murder in con­ were ccrvcd oh F rank li. Ilnrreet, BIRMINGHAM . July 26.— Senator in jtho future it Is absolutely impera nection with shooting here last June Died in Manatee Yester­ "There has boon no change in the that our products have n Europresident of Barrett nnd Company, by Osrnr W. Underwood, dolivnrljig fi of Rev. Edward Pierce, when Judge day at Age of 80, Rev. Deputy nitcil States Marshall Perkins, attitude of the Seaboard A ir Line first puhlie address since his rt ■prnn market nnd n European market White overruled a demurrer o f de­ ncrc lllln ........... . The petition wns I with respect to the Perry 'Cut-Off'," here this morning. Franklin Gates finm Europe, before the Birmingham cannot exist until n stabilized govern fense to motion by state fro change Sanford Merchants filed by William Fleming of Augusta, jr - R- f ’” PP". first vice president of Rotary Club yesterday, sounded a j ment has been established, the speak o f venue. The demurrer challenged Giving Fine Prizes attorney, with C. J. Skinner deputy ( ‘ he Seaboard A ir-Lin o Railway told i v right ............ tMM ....... M A N A T E E , July. 26.— Rev. Kdwnrd note of warning against the "binrk |cr said. the of the state ...................... to enter such clerk of the United Stales court here. « l » Tribune Thursday afternoon. to Winners Events clouds of the west." caused by the In order thnt that we may murker all mnrjy-r nil j ! The court held the law w as! I 'r," ' kli» ‘ i " 1'’". have U en the Travelling in his private ear, Mr. Inst night. oldest settler in this section and mem­ we pioducc in American, one hair of ,|p|||B n w | l(, prnU.ct th(. public ns well Capps arrived in Tampa Thursday failure of the wheat market. Petitioners arc R. IAlford of . "W e may feel, in the South, that our cotton, one-third of our meat, and ;w if^,,v|€,tm, nn<l Mntc, ,|i(1 have right ber of Florida Methodist Conference At Big Lake'M ary Musical Congress morning on n periodical inspection |t,mp|>en| flir chanKO „ f venue. He for 67 years, died early yesterday nt Todsy. flugham, S. C., with claim o f 12500', the failure o f the wheat market a f­ or.e-third of our wheat crops "«u»t trip, and when approached by the sold in Europe, said Senator Underwoul(l |„.ar reading of home here. He wns 88 years old nnd J. N. Tnnner of Washington, Gn., for fects only the north and northwest,” Tribune for n statement o f the Sea­ W ight Bros., 1 Inner tube. $1100 and C. W. Rogers of Dodge Senator Underwood said, "but that is wood-. affidavits or oral testimony by which the oldest member of the Florida board's position relative to the con­ The law o f supply and ( ( mam proBl,r u|j0|, hoyes to establish n fair Conference, lie came to this section Penn. Electric Co., 1 rlamp-o-set county, Georgia, for $3,000.8.1. not the en«e. When our own cotton structionthe so-colled HI I M i l l ' l l ! of Ill lllv P l l - l U I I I . l l "cut-off" l l l l'W I I . governs the commercial nnd financial and impartial trial which could not be in 1841 with his father from Icon lamp. from Perry to Covington, giving the fnilr'1 ln ,,M > » « • « " * rouW world and nothing can change this county. They located oil Mnnutcc Sanford Shoe A Clothing Co., 1 tie. A T L A N T A , July 26,— Roy Elllston, West Coast.of the state another nut­ not get ships to carry our bales to economic principle. We must have a held here. river and a number of other families Henry MelJiulin, 1 fountain pen. of Augusta, Ga., was named receiver Europe, the effect of It wus felt over let, staled emphatically thiit there were imlueed to move here estnblishMcKInnon-Markwood, I straw hat. for Barrett & Co., prominent cotton the entire nation. It will be the same market for wjiat we produce ur else State’s Share of linn been no change of policy in re­ ing the first settlement. • Boumillut & Anderson, 1 box candy. factor sof Augustn by Federal Judge way with the wheat failure nnd what we will full financially. And A merl­ Higginbotham Trial cent years. I in has to depend upon Europe in a Woodruff & Watson, 1 pair silk sox. Sibley after a petition in bankruptcy we need is for the business men of Tlie announced intention o f Attor­ large way for n hinrket. As no mar­ Churchcwll’s, 1 pair silk sox. Over Two Thousand W ard Reindicted had been presented. ney General Rivers 11. Buford to in­ the country to dn their part. The re­ ket can bo secured ill n country whore Mobley's Drug Store, 1 two-pound stitute litigation against the Talluhns- sult may not Ur felt directly down there is no stabilized form of govern­ of Murder Charge CI I > T l t r A a ^ n r l n l r i l l vr r « a ) Imx H y lei’a candy. DRAINAGE D ISTRICT here, but everyone will feel it indi­ see nnd Southeastern nltilrond, a sub­ TA L L A H A S S E E , Fin.* July 26.— ment, we find thnt n Inrge pnrt of at White Plains Haynes A Bntliff, leather card case BRINGS ON SU IT s id ia ry of the Seaboard, to force rectly. The state's share in cost o f trial of Sanford Cycle Co., 1 $10 O. K. reel. Europe will be exempt from prospec­ "W e rnn never tell where the clouds compliance with its franchise agree­ Walter Higginbotham, in connection Wa ter Itigglnbotnam, tive markets and this reverts back to Union Pharmacy, 1 box candy. . . . , Son of MilUonaire Will Not Get Off COCOA, July* 26.— Suit has been ments, has stirred up considerable in­ will go to. Who among you can tell us the products which we have hoped with the (tenth Martin I atiert amountII. I. .Perkins, I tie. So Easily filed in Titusville court seeking to set if the same cloud now hanging over ed to $2,87H, jt was disclosed today terest in this now several decades old |Joy (I Shoe Store, $6 running shoes. to sell in Europe." aside and enjoin enforcement of a the west will not be hnnging over the at the state comptroller's office. question nfa direct western outlet Ball Hardware Co., split bamboo Senator Underwood did not mention (II) Thr A»*«»rlnlnl l'rra«) judgment o f Brevard circuit court; fo i the West Coast. The Tampa south next year? There Ih no golden W H IT E P L A IN S , N.. Y., July 26.— easting rod. any political issues, but he made it i (•nteming and appropriating for the1Hoard o f Trade, Brooksville Cham­ lulc governing this condition. The Walter S. Ward, wenlthy baker’s son, It. E. Stevens. $10 rash. main outlet of the Cocoa drainage dis­ ber o f Commerce nod other civic or­ only way to guard uguinst thia .econ­ clc nr that the assistance of America toilny wus re-indicted on n charge of S.'S. Ilaumcl, 1 pair ladies silk hose. was badly needed in Europe to trict, a right-of-wny 300 feet wide ganizations, St. Petersburg Chamber omic crisis is to operate nfong the first degree murder and held without Herald Printing Co., I year sub­ through the heart of the Williams and of Commerce and other organizations proper lines. The law of supply and straighten nut nffnirs and that unless hail. The trial wns fixed for Tuesday scription Weekly Herald. European governments become stab­ ItcK-klcdgc properties located a few throughout the territory affected have demand cannot he overtaken by ( the SeptemlH-r 4th. Extraordinary grand Elder Springs Water Co., 1 six bot­ ilized the American citizens would be hundred feet south o fthe new Indian adopted resolutions promising co­ puny efforts of .man." jury Investigating the ease handed tle water ticket. great sufferers. I f Amcrlran business is to survive river hotel. operation in nny way possible. down its conclusions this morning. Gillon ti Fry, l lamp. Most o f the Seaboard’s freight Ward is alleged to huve killedVlurWilliams Garage, fire extinguisher. originates on its present main line or onco Peters. Woolworth’s Stores Seminole County Bank. 6.00 savings east of it," sniil Mr. Cupps, "and it deposit. Will Open Saturday would 1h- impracticable ns well as un­ First National Bank, $6.00 savings Moving Pictures M a­ # Hill-Newman Block profitable to both the shippers and Arrived at Duncan, B. deposit. the Seaboard to divert this freight chines for Milane A r ­ Peoples Bank, $5.00 savings deposit. C., Yester­ New Five and Ten Cent Store Have (Aer the west coast route sought. Speer ti Son, ladles Jautrn bathing rive, on Exhibition S at Elegant Location and Two of Fin­ "W e ran ship very little if any day suit with rap, etc. est Store Booma in the City perishables out of Florida over our B. & O. Motor Co., 1 30x3 1-2 Inner The new moving picture machines present West Coast route via Hamp­ C A M PB E LL RIVER. B. C., July for the new Milane Theater have ar­ tube. California Senator Just Returned From Europe An event of much interest in the ton. Cars used in bringing "dead CC6.— President Harding arrived nt rived and arc being act up in the Yowcll Co., ladies bathing suit. Says “Never Again” business circles of Sanford will be freigh t" into Florida via Hampton Duncan, It. C., nt 10 o'clock today window o f the T. 5. Miller furniture Hill Hardware Co., $6.00 tackle box. Ihr opening of the Wool worth *‘ iv c iare sent hack over the Maine? hue? cropnnd the U. S. S. Henderson anchor­ store to test them nut. F. E. Farmer Joe'a Smoke House, cigarette hold­ snd Ten Ccrft Store in the new H«H-1ty# while the enra used in bringing M ir T h e A « « n r lR lr d ed for O f the destroyers. vxs iw . the day;................................... *• irt iu m y ito ii itake f i n c ecare u r o uo if in i* er. is in in uthe city the tho ------international court,” • Senator Newman block on First street next j***Jcml freight" over the main line~ re­ N E W YORK. nr<n i u a n , »July “o -2fi.— ------Senator --------t|— Bower's Drug Store, safety razor. one anchored off ( ape Muilge, Indian |m a c h in e s nnd will have entire charge . .4 M 4 . .4 . ■__ I IJ I___ ______ I ... 4 _ l_ _ 4 _ .. 4,,l ntKpl* phosphate and other j|jrnln Johnson, of California, ilcclnr-1Johnson ilerlnred. "Many may care village, the other crusing off South I nf to the Puleston-Brumley building. For turn with jn the new Theater. He rd Ilast night that should stay f _ I ,l..a 4.1.44. .1 PPresident r a M ilh n if Mand ill! MMrs. m. I • I . ■ .a 4 4 many weeks the carpenters and other freights." I ru JIM lllgliv tHtti America o im .n « -----------* j very much whether we get into it. N o­ tValdez Island. comes here from Palatkn where for Disabled Former ’ ’ court’ snd• •the • - Lea* » — I j)0(jy expcct8 thc world court to solve the world sitisaiui have been busy putting the Mr. Capps stressed the |Hilnt that UU| Harding remained on board tho trans­ the past four years he had charge o f Service Men To two store rooms in 'shape for the there is no enterprise operating in gue of Nations and insisted that tho any provocative international prob­ port Henderson. Many vnnts have the pictures in the Kalbfleld Theater AVoolworth store fo r everything must the state more desirous of seeing nntion’s foreign policy should he de­ lems, but many expect If tho United gone to Duncan Bay to visit tho and has been in.the business for many Get More Money States can he lured Into it, the United transport. be just right nnd the store fronts arc Florida grow and prosper than the cided nt the polls In 1024., years nnd knows it inside nnd out. shipped hero in order that they will Seaboard system. He asserts that tt Senator Johnson, who returned on States is on the wuy not only to the W ASH IN G TO N , July 26.— An order Mr. Farmer la very proud of tho new is reasonable to believe that the Sea­ coincide with the store fronts of oth­ Monday from Europe where he talked league o f nations hut to full partici­ could not forgivo the man who docid- machlnca known as tho Simplex Twins giving a more stable compensation er Woolworth stores over the world. board should be willing nnd anxious with lending statesmen o f many coun­ pation In European affairs. cs this nation’s future solemnly by as the two machlnca arc exact re­ status to disabled former service men “ However well intended," he ad­ the present apparent necessity of par­ plicas o f each other and are so well was announced yesterday by Director All special equipment has been install­ to initiate those extensions which tries, expressed his views at a dinner ed and the big stores arc now ready hold promise of profitable operation given in his honor by a committee ded, "it is a dreadful thing to tell tisan politics." arranged that after 200 feet o f film II Inca o f the Veteran*’ Bureau. Under for the thousands of customers thnt nnd there is no hesitancy In bringing composed largely of men who support­ our people that the international court "W hat we condemned under a arc run on one muchino 200 feet more the new plan, which affect* men will throng the new stores on .Satur­ them about when the money necessary ed the third party campaign for the will Btop war or thnt it will havo the Democratic administration we will not takes up the burden on the other whose condition indicate* that their slightest effect upon wars. It Is an accept under a Republican administra­ machino without a break in the pic­ disability has reached a stationary day morning— opening day. The win­ is available. , . . . . picsidcncy in 1912. As proof of this he asserted t*at dows have all been dressed up for the The chairman o f the committee g iv ­ utterly futile agency for jrcacc— It tion," he declared. The -senator said ture and tho audience never knows level and cannot be benefitted further from occasion, and the stores present a there will be an extension ing the dinner was Col. Rhinelander cannot and will not prevent wars and he would refrain from any extended where one reel stops and tho other hospital treatment, each o f the vet­ beautiful appearance. On opening Brooksville to Inverness as soon as Waldo, while George Henry Payne, it does not pretend cither In its or­ discussion o f domestic question*, but begins. The machines are ‘motor erans at his next regular examina­ day there will be music by a special the money required is in hand. Mr. active in state Republican politics and ganization or its operation to do bo. pointed out that "men are not unlike driven and havo a mechanical arc tion will go before a special board o f orchestra and the people o f this vicin­ Capps declared that a table recently u campaigh manager for Roosevelt, It has Jurisdiction of nothing, oxcopt the world over." control and aro the very latest thing three medical officer*, who will at­ ity are cordially Invited to attend the submitted to the Interstate Commerce was vice chairman. "Common humanity learned from I nmoving picture machines. The tempt to determine the extent o f diaCharioa M. what countries may chooso to aubmlt • big opening and get acquainted with Commission by the Sc.board for use Schwab was one o f tho committee to it and the four great members, dread war it must bear the burden," best feature o f the new machines ia ability on a more or less permanent in connection with the Great Britain, France, Italy and Ju he said, "but it learned, too, it could the absolute impossibility o f a film Woolworth’a—it a well worth t. basil and will fix the status o f com­ arrangement of railroads sjiowcd that members. pan, have specifically declined to sub wield the power. Discontent abroad |getting on fire and setting fire to the Not only have the big atore rooms pensation fo r a period o f two yeara. Mayor Hylan, o f Now York, whoac I. __ I I i l t l l J . . . . . i t . _ 4.4.4 444* 44..* mlt to its compulsory jurisdiction. everything In the line of goods and the Seaboard has been a real pioneer ill our land, says our publicists. M O ff Lbuilidng aa the new wrinkle -puts out A t present a new examination la re­ administration ia supported by news­ novelties but the employees hjvc also in Florida development!, that Its ex­ Senator Johnson said last night’* course," there's discontcnL It arises fire aa soon aa it ia started although quired every W> days. papers owned by William Randolph been made comfortable with rest tensions have been greater than any meeting Wai without political sign ifi­ not from dissatisfaction with popular few films ever catch fire these days If dissatisfied with the grading givHcarat, was among the guests. other railroad. ' , . rooms and other conveniences. cance and his addreaa merely was to government but with the lack o f It. aa they did in the early dayu o f the m them, veterans will have the priv­ Many friends o f the Senator have Another surprising bit o f inforrotaR. A. Gassman la the local mana­ give his opinion oil international a f­ When we are ao weak, our efforts ao industry. ilege of a re-examination at any tion submitted to the corn* ..ion, boomed him as a presidential candi­ ger and he wants everyone to call fa ir a aa he had teen them during his futile, thW^ we cannot frame law* The new machines will be set up time. « Mr. Capps asserted, was the fact that date next year and It was noted with •Saturday and get acquainted. Read visit ^juat as an American. ” 1 return which will stand the teat .of the courts, and exhibited In the window o f the Florida bringa Into the state »• ">uch interest that hla view ; on America’s At times you cent tell whether the the advertisement in (his issue and go Just an American." to prohibit xhild labor and wage, the furniture store and the public is cor­ tonnage In the necessaries o f lUe, entrance Into the world court directly college 1* conferring a degree on the to Woolworth's two big stores Satur­ Senator Johnson sat'd he spoke with common man looks at ui, aye, he even dially invited to inspect them before building material*! etc., at it *blp« clashed with those set forth by Presi­ greet men or conferring henor on the day. they are taken apart again and trans­ dares to look at the court;, with some neither "personal nor political hostil­ out in fruits and vegetables and other dent Harding. college. * ported to the theater building. doubt and mistrust." ity ao any man,” but asserted he "Nobody ln Europe caret a rap for product aof the soil.—Tampa Tribune. HIRAM JOHNSON OPENS UP ON WORLD COURT AND LEAGUE; WOULD DECIDE AT THE POLLS The Dally Herald, 16c per week. THE PRESIDENT COMING HOME ON HAY SOUTH -• �•• i } ' iIf* **...* |MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phono 117-W ' I t m k i t * a i r d l t a f a vlalUMC I —If , « arc ■ • l a * a a r w a r r r « r t a a l a i Ikaaa*. a r If r a a arc r a t r r t a la la a , w r l l t la aaa fal r a n ! l a Ihla departm ent, trivia* ] irla lta . a r I r l r o k a a r Ike llrm . I l w ill |k* * r a a t l f a o a rrc la lrO . |i \• ■. i . * .- ' * • • j . r • • V f‘• TH E SAN FO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , W ED N ESD AY, J U L Y 25, 1923 I FACE 8IX S O C IE T Y • fra I"<1 NEW CLUB = WILL OPEN £ ON FRIDAY £ Indictment? Dismissed Against Maxwell For Sending of Letters * * To Allen nyan pnd Other Persons A t­ , tacking Characters * * Id • « to * * £ litH* ' * > W £ FLORIDA FACTS £ Robs Calomel of ' Nausea and Danger Medieval Virtues Retained and TMprovitd— Dangerous anS Sickon|ng Florida hss the only gen- Ha Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ Ha ulno over-bearing orange Ha let Called “ Calotabs’’ ■fcj trees in tho world in High- * * Ha lands county, according to H;j T)ie In (art triumph of Hr agricultural department in- Ha rtirr l< n •■itc-niwme.-itwl" Calomel tnhIrl known to the ilruK triwle as H\ formation. ^ tnlis." Calomrl. tho mimr generally Hi Lako Okocchobro Is tho H" useful <>f all inWIIdnM ilius .enters iiltim a whirr iirhl of pii|nllnrit>.— Hu largest fresh water Inko in h.j purified nml refined from (thosej g t r JcclIonsJilo <iunliil<>* which- have here­ Hu tho United States. tofore Untiled ft* USII. In Ii IIIuumii' iu*. constipation, hranHa Poulk county has tho Ha nrhen nail Indigestion. (Out fs,rp,,i largest phosphate mines In Hi variety of liver, nunnsch unit kl'lni-y trriihlrs rslomeTi v / iih the most sucthe • wolld, und ornngc Hi rrrmful remedy, hut lt>-t«no was Often Jfa }?r/lf$.qs fa r ns the eye can hm n.'Ulirteil on account lit Its uloknilu* iliinlltlcs. - Now « l« Ihe can est pint most iilennalit of medicines to tsk". ____fine Cslolab nt bedtime w jth a swal­ low of water.— tlint’s all. Ko lusto. Jts -Hx Ha Ha Hn Hn Ha, H» Wj .tin grilling, no -nansen. no suits. A ntsrhfs sleep nml the next morn. Imr you nre fretlng Itn*. with s clenn TEN N E SSE E f> Orchestra liver. a purified system nml a 1>)K nt»what ynu pleasu. • No Ha ---------- . ** - T O N I 0 HT.ROfoT GIBSON UdUBLE Yow cll Si Company ate rigHI Here today with the big specials fo r F ri­ <nr P r w ») N E W YORK, July 25 .— Indictments day and Saturday o f this week, dress changing George Maxwell, president goods, trunks, parasols, bags, purses, S O C IA L C A L E N D A R o f tho American Association o f Auth­ colored voiles, etc., going at spatial Where the Money Came From ors, Composers nnd Publishers with rummer prices. See the advertise­ A gentleman was recently, heard to Friday— Informal house wanning of ment and note the prices. Just the wonder at tho nerve—tho sheer un­ forging and sending to Allan A. Ryan the Woman'a Club from 8:30 to 11 Ben Slowbcll was not ns dumb si time to buy all of these things. mitigated nerve o f the .Sanford wom­ and other persons pen letters attack­ p. m. ho looked, us you will discover en In.starting out to build a $12,000 ing Ihe characters o f Miss Ryan and When .ypu see the interpretation ChurchwcU’a call your attention to Club House this hard year, with only half * dozen other women was dis­ Tampa waa reprraented hero yes­ plated on the, character of Root the dependable luggage that yoil tah f l.tlflo In their treasury, nnd said he, missed by General Sessions Judgo Mc­ terday by Charles E. Palmer, who is Gibson; under the direction of Hen. purchase there nt very reasonable "they nre putting it.ovor, by George! Intyre today. in the city transacting business. ry Lehnnan. Added attraction*, prices. This is the time to Sort''out We nlcij never could.have .done It." too. ycur going away stuff and find'out if As, well, dear gentleman friend— Chac Hsi Cheng George W. Crews, of Jacksonville, you havo good hand bags and vn llsy nnd by tho way, he was one o f two was among the business arrivals in —T O M O R R O W Has Revolted and suit eases and trunks. You should men who years ago put down as a the City Substantial yesterday. from Tampa for RIG MOON­ see Churchwcll’s wardrobe trunks at nest egg for this very purpose a $100 Hoy Stewart in ('■lotah* nro soli! only In original, Against Yang Alley LIG H T DANCE— Lake Mary seuletl pock ages, price thlrly-llvn cunts • 322.50. They arc the best bargains In Liberty bond—yes, indeed, dear | Mrs. A. K. Powers ahd children will next Thursday. 9H-2tc fo r the inruu fam ily p a c k s * * ; ten the whole world. See the adv. “Burning tVords” friend, we hnvc all henrd o f fools who Of Ioiyang and Wu llri Fu Attacks rents for the small, trlnl site. • Vour | leave this aftefnoon for North Caro­ ilrmrrlst l:< ittithorlxml to refund tlie rush In where angels fenr to trend! Wun Lung, Cousin of l.lck Skillet i.rlcr os m Itusreatre that >'«u w ill » » ; lina where they will spend the remainCASE O F A S S A U L T TO The “ Spanish Prisoner” letter Is That $l,r»00 came in the various small thoroughly dcllishlcd with Calotabs. • der o f the summer. MURDER A T M A R IE rT A , — (.t llV S .) lieing sent to tpnny Sanford people ways known to women, nnd rather c .3 r -s -t -c -M -i3 -is -:o -:L -:;-t 3 t c rnr Tkp * m w i » i « i r r r « «i . GEORGIA, CONTINUED now and the state .is being flooded smiled at by the gentlemen friends, IC IIA N G , Province o f Hupeh, July Tho Dally nerald, 15c per week. N ..M . Simmons, o f St. Lziuls, was with them. It is otic o f the oldest In fives and tens and fifties, but migh­ 25.— It is reported from Chung King Tho Herald for first clnsa job work. among the arrivals here yesterday gags in existence and, is even more ty few hundred dollar amounts, for that Kewichow troops under General M A R IE T T A , Gn., July 25.— Jt*ff® and is stopping at the Montezuma for RIG M OONLIGHT D ANCEancient than the "gdld bricks" swin- remcmlior, fo r years the club was Chac Hsi Cheng hnvc revolted ngnlnst Blair Tuesday granted nn Indcffdto a short stay. , Jgikc Mary— ^Thursdny, July die. Rut at that many Sanford peo­ struggling nlong to finish up paying General Yang Ally, of Loynng, lead­ continuance in the cabcs of Siacon 2Gth. J 99-2tc ple will probably bite at It and lose for the lot nnd old church building, er o f General Wu Hei Fu mid attacked Edwards and Mrs. Bullard, inuctcil I Mrs. A . D. Zachary has ns her some o f their moncy.^ Some people nnd n new home was just a rosy Ynng’a position of Yangthcc river. on a Joint charge o f assault w in In­ guests her sister, Mrs. Laura Willis, were born to be ’ suckers. I f you get dream. A ll four departments gave tent to murder in connection w ill the A L L SIZES o f Macon, and father, Edward King, a Spanish prisoner letter throw It in­ from their own funds toward this shooting of her husband, D. It- Bul­ Golf Matches o f North Carolina. to the waste basket unless you want amount, and that was absolutely ev­ lard, at his home near Powder Siring" . at Cleveland to be faked. ery cent in sight when Mrs. Tolar nnd the night o f July lb* It had lice* plan­ Mr. knd Mrs. Henry McLauIin re­ ---------------------- 1 ---------i her building committee signed tho Show Surprises ned to begin tho Edwards tri*.' Tues­ h^iaiui Laly Says She Was Rta> turned home Inst evening from a . de­ McLaulin’s Optical Parlors have contract nnd the work nctunlly began. day but Mis. James Bullard raid she F. P. R IN E S lightful ten days motor trip to Pen­ Down, Suffered With HerBack, just Installed some now equipment fur Through solicitation of the commit­ M ir T h e t io H -la ln l P re « « » * v r s tin ill to appear. Whin the 103 Palmetto Ave.------ Phone 481 -J sacola arid other places In the north­ C LE V E LA N D , July 25.— In the first ease was called in Cold) superior Took Cardoi, and the examination o f eyes. It will be tee, donations hnvc been received from ern part o f the state. match o f the first round « f play In court yesterday morning Dr. J. S. remembered that I)r. McLauIin re­ interested citizens ns follows: Got WelL cently attended the National OptomcFourteen donations o f $100 each. < the western golf championship today Vaughan, Mrs. Bullard’s phjrdclnn, in­ Mr .and Mrs. Wm. Hloom, who have tr — Jens Sweetser, of New York, medal­ formed the coint that Mrs. Bullard tric Convention so ns to be able to vwtttvwaciuwzO •' Two donations of $75 each. been tho guest o f the latter’s nicco, list and national champion handily de­ render his patients n better service. Richmond, Ind.— " I thought I would Four donations o f $50 each. was suffering from n hortuus break­ Mrs. Paul Riggers, will leave tomor­ feated Leonard Mnrtin, youthful write aI line or ao, so, to say that mat Ii owe m* mr While on this trip I)r. McLauIin heard One donation o f $30. * down. row Jor their, home in West Palm wood health lealth and atreneth atrengthtc to Cardul,” J ' “ nv* Gathamite five and four in eighteen sonic o f the best lectures and tnlked Twelve donations o f $25 each. a letter * tr from Mis. Cora Courtney, j| Reach. . holes. Sweetser, ns full victory, meets with some o f the foremost Optome­ adSfti&l, Ihls city. One donation o f $15. * Railroad M USICAL C A R N IV A L D A Y CEMENT PLASTER CO. Frank Godchnux, of New Orleans, in trists in the country. " I w u all run-down until my family Eleven donations of $10 onch. — Lake Mary— Thursday, July iOG/S,tt5 A.7tiv.V* Dr. and Mrs. Ren Caswell and the hftemoon round, the Southerner thought they would lose me,” writes Mn. One donntion of $7. their guest, Miss Knthcrinc Huff, Courtney. "M y husband coaxed me to . ’ ‘J‘J-2tc having defeated Kenneth Illsert, of 26th. Jerimiah Flnnnignn, with the Ful­ Four donations o f $5 each. take Caroui, so. to please him, I did, and lravc tomorrow by motor for Atlanta Chicago, western junior champion five ler Construction Company, has bepn Towards the building fund proper, will say I do not regret it, tor I am able where they w ill visit Mrs. Caswell’s to do all my work and do my shopping. promoted to the outside superintend­ Club women have donnted ns follows: and three by fnr superior golf. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. H u ff for | ” 1 have five children, four in school. ent o f this compnny here In Sanford. USB 22 donations of $5 each. a few days, going from there to Dnh. my husband and a boarder to do for, led V A L U E OF M AUFACTUHED Mr. McDonald, who has been the su­ Night and 7 donations of $10 each. I do ill my own work for all ol us, tad lonegn, Un., for a short visit. PRODUCTS DROPPED perintendent here since they have been ' find time to play. W e all praise Cardfii. In addition to this the club women Morning T W E N T Y M ILLIO N S : Every sick and run-down woman should in this city, has been sent to another have obligated themselves to furnish Misses RchsIo and Margaret Zach­ H a v e Clean take this wonderful medicine, city and Mr. Flpnnignn, being a very the house properly at n'cost o f $1,500, ary hnvc returned from North Caro­ j " I Buttered with my back; a very weak TOUR cY E ^ H ealthy Eyes ( I I , T h r A .a iir ln lr il I ’ rrs a ) competent man was promoted to this tho details of which will be explained See that every, feeling in my limbs, j W A SH IN G TO N . July 25.— Value I lina whore they have spent the past very responsible position. His many tomorrow. Liberal donations have , s a c k , is b r a n d e d j l i they T ire, Itch. Smart, B u m ” 1 felt hardly able to drag; just I of.' priHlucts manufactured in the Uni-1 few weeks with friends and relatives, friends are glad to sec him getting come from Mr. Moughton nnd Mr. Gilor Discharge, il Sore, Irritated, tired—so tired all the time. ted States during the year 1DU1 drop­ since leaving Sullins College nt Ilrisalong so well. * Inflamed or Granulated, use "It was an effort for me to do anrIon in the way o f |*crccntages, Mr. ped nearly twenty million dollars ns tol, Va., where Miss Resale Zachary is J a c k s o n v ille , F lo r id a ' thinn, but Cardul helped me so I tell like Murine. Soothes and Refreshes. Gillon donnted tho four electric lights compared with 111I if, according to chaperon, and Miss Margaret is a stu­ a different woman." O. J. Norris waa in the city today for the sun parlor, nnd the Idler's Sale lor Infant or A d u lt. A t aU compilations by the Department of dent. Their mnny friends are ex­ ou are in a nln-down physical II you shaking hunds with old time-friends. Club asked the privilege of giving the Druggists. as tliis condition, sulferinRas tin Indiana lady Commerce just made public. The fig­ tending Ahem a hearty welcome. Thirty years ago he lived hero ami fountain which is to be placed ill the ItVk /•! r<w < J yt says she did, give Cardul a lair trial, II Rhone l.'iO---- Sanford, Fla. ures relate to cslnblbhnicnls having MURINE CO.. 9 Em « Ohio Strm. Chit**- , should help yoU. .... . ,. was an engineer on the Oviedo-San- terrace. The members o f the club are produut» valued at $5,000 or more, . KIM,ASH P A R T Y ptakV C ardui. • ' ' NC-IG ford run o f the old Plant System, He certainly grateful to the public fo r its however, whereas the I'.HO report Misses Omah and Louise Allen were is now In the Ice machine busineks evidences of generous interest. covered establishments having a limit the charming hostesses at a Kplash and is president o f tho New Electric B IB IB lS B IIII* «l* * Z R N B lS ia n B B S IB R IIB IB IB IIIB IB IIB Iin R H R Z S S n O t < IIIR S IlB IN S m iim of $500. (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i> x n r M B * a * * * * B n a K * * * * * * * * * iia * * * * * * * * * a B n * * * n * r : iiiu a * M E i* a H * * a * a * a B B B B B party on Monday evening at Palm Ire Co., of Atlantn, and has an inter­ A T T E N T IO N . Products ni 1021 aggregrnted $13,­ Springs, honoring their guest, Miss est in several plnnts in various parts 053,283,000, while those in l'.'lO reach­ Katherine Kntzmlngcr o f Plant City. of llie country. He intends to return To the members o f the Big Bctrnn ed $02,011,705,000. Tho afternoon was delightfully to Sanford and may purchase a busi­ Brotherhood Clnss. A ll members arc The average number of wage earn­ spent with swimming, games and late ness and make Hanford his home. urged to lie present Wednesday eve­ ers employed in 1021. was 0,'J 10.501, In the evening, a delicious supper was ning 7:30 p. ni. nt the Bnptist Church. or 25 per cent less than the number ktrvcd. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. T. Melvin, of Jack­ — 1st VICE PRESID ENT. reported for 1010. Among the guests were: Miss Kath­ sonville, accompanied by E. ii. Brown, I erine Kntzmlngcr, honoree; Misses were in the city today. Mr. Melvin is RasehnII Riime— DcLnnd VH. The lien should enjoy u picnic. She .Iiuth Whittle, Mauricn Kchols, Kate the new ntntc Miles manager of*tbe Sanford at Lake Mary, Thurn- has to scratch for n living anyway. Williams, Viola Dooth, Evelyn Dnr- Virginia-C'urolinn Chemical Co., Mr. duy, July 26th. 100-1 tc row and Roth Leasing and N’cWton Ilrown linving resigned this position to The remnrknblo thing in tliul Ger­ Ktenstrum, Tom Rrotherson, Leonard engage in another line o f business. many perfected presses fast enough L A T E S T ROAD IN FO R M A TIO N MrLucas, Mr. Haddock, Accy and A n ­ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin are* from Macon to print more money than is needed to FU R N IS H E D D A IL Y BY T1IF. drew Carrowny, Fay Loosing and where they have resided fo r mnny puy this pressmen. F L A . A U TO M O B ILE A » K ’N years hut they will now make their 6 peer. hrudi|uurU.'ra in Jacksonville. Iteports on road conditions from nil B IR TH D A Y P A R T Y sections indicate u great improvement Master Wilson Smith, the bright Deputy Sheriff nnd Mrs. Richard­ through Georgia and the Carolina*. young son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. son, of Atlanta, who have been visit­ Best route to western North Carolina Hmith, wan host yesterday afternoon ing their non, Hnrry,nnd family fo r is via Jacksonville, Waycroaa, Macon, at a delightful stag party nt hin home the past few duys, leave this after­ Athena, Anderson, Grenville, Hender­ on Union nvenue, in celebration of hin noon foy Daytona enruuto home. Sher­ sonville, Asheville, etc. eighth birthday nnnivernary. iff Richardson is delighted with San­ We are advised by the A»hcvillc_ Pink and white were the rolorn used ford, nnd says it is following in thu Motor Club that tho road lending to fo r this affair, the rooms were attrnr- footsteps of Atlanta, Ho is heartily Cincinnati from Asheville via Knox­ tivo with vases of pink tomch combined in favor of bond issues fo r municipal ville, etc., ns far ns the North Caro­ W'itfy ferns. improvements nnd says that Atlanta FIBRE SUIT* CASES, each............... ................... $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 During the nftrmoon nil kinds of is preparing for a $10,000,000 bond lina lino is now In splendid condition nnd that Ky October the bad stretches games wore played, the young gentle-1 |„ t|)r Me. r future, between Asheville nnd Cincinnati will -men being assisted in these by Mar- i be eliminated, thus giving a short garot Britt and Nexzie Stone. Riding . SUIT CASES, covered with Fibre Leather (U/rin. straps all Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Lilian! expect to route to Floridn over splendid high­ Master Wilson's puny provod a most around) each............................................ ................... ;........ $5.00 leave early tomorrow morning for a ways. delightful feature of tho afternoon.. , , „ , , The Kisaimmee-Mclbourne road Is Later refreshments of Ice cream nm, j n*®nth . trip to Pensacola and other ■ in West Florida. They will atiil closed « « d will be for some time, cakes iced in pink topped with tiny ,,t* also visit points in Aluhanin nnd ex­ according to reports from Kissimmee. 3 G E N U IN E CO W H ID E SUIT CASES, (l»/r in. straps, all white randies were nerved nnd favors pect to visit many old firends And W e still hnvo a supply of applica­ s around), each ~ o f pink and gn>en snappers were gi'vacquaintances in West Florida. Uncle tion fo r title blanks. A great many cn each guest. Si is anticipating n wonderful trip in hnvc been given out, but wiHkeop a Master Smith was the recipient of the ear and lias every road map and supply on hand all the time in our mnny lovely gifts and good wishes 18-tN. FIBRE H A N D BAGS, each. $2.18 : automobile bonk thht w a s ever pub­ office in the old Bank of Orange froth his playmates and the afternoon lished. The Herald office will miss building, upstairs, where everybody was one o f exceptional enjoyment to his genial smile but all uf them wish who hasn’t one may get one, or ns T H E PRE-EM INENCE OF GREEN the guests who were: 1,. P. McCuller, . 18-JN. G E N U IN E LE A T H E R H A N D BAGS, each be and Mrs. I.illard u fine trip and many nn they need.— Orlando Senti­ Paris seems definitely committed to Billie Thigpen, Ted Moore, Braxton frocks that nro green, especially l am in good health and n good time general­ nel. ’ Perkins, Billie Ball, Liah Morse, Jack green. She fashioned the first frock in ‘Gillon, J. B. Coleman, Charles Britt, ly. thia shade and gties to the skirl a 22x34-IN. TH R EE P L Y V E N E E R TR U N K S, e a c h ...................$12.56 llnthing Suit Parade Lake circular flare by the insertion of side B ill1 Morse, Harry Bowers, Robbie sores that fall below the hem in noiot*. a box o f stationery, went to “ Miss Mnry, Thuntday, July 20lh. ltc Marlowe, Mulcolm Higgins, Frederick The front of the blouse is slashed, 4 Ip gtlrer,' Margaret Britt ami N rzzic Elizabeth Smith. A bottle o f 1per­ cither sida-being rolled bark to form n H A R D V U L C A N IZ E D FIBRE W A R D R O B E T R U N K S , N E W S T A T E HOME fume was the prize at table three and rever. The collar is of self material. rJilunc. The little loops that finish the edges was won by Miss Margaret Zachary. D E M O N STR ATIO N AGENT ;. (w ith-l g&rmcnt hangers) each ...................... $22.50 of tho nivrra are in green and gold 1j The consolation jirizc, a book, went to ; MISS M A X W E L L E N T E R T A IN S T A K E S Ul» HER D U TIES braid. Medium size requires SJ i yards 36-inch material. . A delightful social event of last Miss Dorothy Ray. A suggestion for an nil-day frock is Following the awarding of thu pris­ evening was the card party given by G A IN E S V IL L E , Fin., July 25.— featured to the right, very daik forest .Miss Jean Maxwell at her home on es, the hostess assisted by Mrs. R. C. Miss Flavin Gleason, Florldn’n new green wool crCpc being used for it*; Maxwell, Mrs. John Leonard! and Miss state home demdnstration agent, has development. The dress crosses and Ninth street. f The rooms were lovely with their Alice Caldwell, served delicious re­ taken up her duties at the College o f doses at the left side, the button* oddly taking up tbclr position below decoration o f exquisite pink Radiance freshment* consisting o f Florida sun­ Agriculture. She came here after the narrow bat. A long, t»o-piccc roses artistically arranged in baskets dae and individual cakes iced in pink. spending several days in tho exten­ collar finishes the open neck, while the flowing sleeve* are rolled at the The guests included: Misses Mae sion office nt the State College fo r end vases. Three tables were arrang­ lower edge in cuff effect. Medium Holly, Elizabeth Smith, Helen Veroay, Women nt Tallahassee. Miss Glea­ size require, 4 ^ yards 40rinch material. ed, at the first, bridge was played, First Model: Pictorial Review Dress while at table two, rummy was the Frances Dutton, Margaret Zachary, son assumes her duties here after six No. IJ80. Sizes, 3* to 46 inchej bust. gam e played, at the third, pitch was Helen Hutchinson, Dorothy Ray, Km- years in similar work in I<ouislana Price, 55 cents. ) ■enjoyed. The prize fo r table one, a lly G riffin, LeClnlre Jones, Florence where s^ie was educated, at the state Second iModel:* DtfH*r No. L »7 . ’T I B T normal athool and the Ixnilsinna Statp •box o f powder, waa won by Miss Miu* McKay, Lottie CaldwdlFdnd Georgia Sizes, 54 to 48 inches bust. - Price, o i SSHXSI ■■■■■ the prise fo r table {w o, Jfobley. . \ University, DEALING” B icycle Tires! $1.65 UP FELTTIRED,SOTIREO ACM E Your best answer to the question pf . Cement Plaster.( ACM E CarolinaPortland Cement Co. HILL LUMBER Co! Daily Fashion Hint Completeness in Quality and D ep en d able L u ggage, moderately priced at / Churchw elFs — i $6.00 j ! J......... Ftrst Street i t m i ’. i ^ t i u 'j * i i i£(t. SELLS IT FOR JLESS ' . ‘A Welaka Block �•rtlE SANFORD. D AILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1923 f AGE TWO Scnator Hiram Johnson tiays' slay out o f Europe and have nothing to r i l D a M * t r r y i t l f f m * r m y l t a n do with the League o f Natlnna or the 4m r at th * I lr r a M n * I M I a « , m World Court. He will also make it H a k m Ila A v r , t a a lw A , F la . a campaign issue. Wc shall sec what The Herald Printing: Co. we shall sec in 19925. , ----------- o ' ■ __________ rtim.tsmcnw. _____ Sanford Daily Herald n . 4, i i o i . l v .. N . 4. L I L L A K D U . A , NKKL... IL R. IIO L L T A lu r lla la i E d ito r Ir r r fla r r-T t ra .a irr ------- U rn r ra l M a a a i r r A A t r r ll.la i M a a ia rr Ila tra M ade A p a l Ira llna K aon, on L B W IH a i l I P P .... C lr ra la tla a M a a a g r r p h a a a m . w a t lr r S a. m. _ D a t ir r la lla a P r ir a la A A ia a e * O aa Y r a r ____ _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ _ M a a lh a . ____i.ou n e ll.e r e d la C H r h r C a r t h r < !»• W **fc--------------- ------------------ i s (> a l a KIDS - T H t THIHLS OF HOME STUDY-s Sanford is taking some long strides forward these days and nothing will stop the romnrkable growth o f this city. Ilut wc could hasten the growth by several years if wc would get mure money in here for the building of homes and apartment houses. Write your friends to invest their money in Sanford apartment houses. You can't overdo this project. ----------- o H e y , a to m - l & H 0 l*\ £ S T u p te s . 0A0Y C fW A M s E K iiP TO AIIVK IITINISIIH ) In rare of drrttr* nr iinimlnnloii In Irani or ntlirr ml vor IlnriniTkt n Tinllrratd Printing Company ilnrn not bold Itnrlf lliil.lt. for .lunwim- further Ilian Ihr nmount received for aurli ad­ vertisements. ; F n r » lp n ° A ,lv r r ll* t n a b r p t r . m l a t l v n [__DIE AMERICAN t’ REAS ASSOCIATION faces of three men in n car the other night nnd commanded them to atop nnd the men in the car thinking they were “ hold-up men” fired on them nnd killed one. Even prohibition o f­ ficers should use sense nnd judgment in holding up cars. A man trying to stop a cur at night has a had time of It even (hough he may have honest intentions. There have Ih-cii so many hold-ups on the roads that motorists step on the gas now when commanded to stop on the lonely roads at night. ■/y e r a s e r y/y. .J h a hlK 1*- la l * - » m a W r r k lr llr r ■ It.M lh ilr r v r m K nalnotr C a a a lr • »A la pnbil.hra n o r F r M a j. A l i n . Prohibit inn officers in Georgia •}■ •»*_m l r a a a l a k a a n a aa appllrallaa. W A f par year, alaaaya la a d r a art. flashed guns nnd flashlights in the M K M IfK ft THIS AHHOCIATKO 1'ItKSH Tha Associated P ra ia la •xrlui'lvely •n titled to tl.a uaa for republlcatlon of all nawa lUaimtohra cred it'd to It or not otherwise credited In tlila paper a n ! a lia tha local nawa published haraln. A ll rights o f ra-puhlleatlon o f apaclal llapalrbaa haraln ara alao m aerv ad. Of f i r * l I t e n A L D I l t l l . n i N t i . Phnaa ISA M l co tir po rw m / f a y / * / / w / ' 'V 1 _ . [ || v . ’i ... ■ £ WE NEED A COUNTY FA III. _ 11: :1 ... iU and Hoard o f Trade In Florida, every Florida newspaper nnd magazine and the railroads doing business in the Southeastern territory, will mnko the Literary Digest back water on that foolish nnd quite uncalled-for state­ ment. O f course it is to be attributed to ngnornnee, rather thnn to prej­ udice but whatever the renson for the bad break, there is nothing for the interests o f this section o f the coun­ try to do but to call the hand o f thci Literary Digest nml tell that publi­ cation some things it ought to know. I f there nrc any Harvard alumni in F’loridn they can render the state n signal service b y taking up with the University the evident injustice that has been perpetrated on Florida nnd also suggest that Professor Hob take A charter has been secured under n kindergarten course in meteorology. the lnws o f the State of Florida for Lakeland Star-Telegram. the construction o f a short railroad P A R T Y A N D P R IM A R Y . from Orlando to Cape Canaveral. 125 miles almost due east, running "Tho democrats o f Florida don’ t through Drevard county nnd connect­ ing with the Seaboard A ir Line at have to mind the legislature about the primary. All they hnve to do Is to the former-point. Making Canaveral a port of entry call a convention, nominate candi­ would open a fine natural harbor. dates nnd elect a legislature that will There are thirty feet of . water at repeal the. law. The democrats of shore line at low tide, and the basin Florida are going around like so is about 7x10 miles In extent. Work many hens with straws over their of any kind to put It In condition necks. I f they nrc against the priwill be practicnlly unnecessary, nc-|mnry, let them repudiate it. The cording to those familiar with th e! legislature isn’ t the democratic parcoast in that vicinity. Riffht o f way ty nnd has no right to lay down rules for the roail has been secured, ter­ for it." minal locations have been selected, Perhaps the esteemed Ocala Star, and other work o f that character has from which paper the above para­ There arc two Items in which the Republican pnrly has failed utterly. One is the cuttfng down o f (axes nnd the other is the false economy tried out in the postofrfico, department. The war taxes nnd the Income taxes are more o f n burden than ever and tho poslofficc service has gone to the how wows. There never wns n time in the history o f the country when the postal service was quite ns rot­ ten ns it now is. Don’t mention gov­ ernment service to us. Wc nrc hav­ ing a nice sample o f It in the postal service right now. I f these two things don't condemn the Republicans wc miss our guess. ----------- o— ------- * R A ILR O A D TO C A I'E C A N A V E R A L that they broke up the convict |cu* system in Florida. Perhaps they j y It certainly wouldn’ t have been hro),. cn up without them. Now let o,Pm do some team work nnd nlwlish the cumbersome, inefficient nnd fraud. breeding Hrynn primary law__Ocala Star. lei t e m Ra tet tet t e Rr THE AGONY COLUMN ^-1 Ru Rn Ri Ra Ru R E AD ’EM A N D WEEP! Rn Ru (Copyrighted by It. C, W right) Rj Ro *ci m t e a t e i R u R i R a R a * , M. F\ PU TS A LO T OF * * ta te te te te N ta * l T R U S T IN HUMANITY ( From Pine Rluff Commercial) I-°st— How could you? Weil, niij. takes "do happen” nnd nnd if you will be kind enough to return that heavy overcoat (M , F. initials inside pocket) to the custodian o f the Elks Club, | shall believe thnt this is a “d-___ good world after nil." Now don't wait till I freeze before you return it and then say you wish you had. Ii0 that thing “ now." M, F\ Some people there are who see no good Clarence Woods is the boy who put good in n show, sonic see no good in IT ’S A W ONDER SHE’S INTERNATIONAt. CARIt>ON CO.r* I Sum in Sumter county. iy i a county fair, some sec no good in N O T MORE TH A N THAT ----------- o ----------any kind o f amusement. It lakes all (From Racky Mountain News) graph wns taken, will tell us just Heart of Sunnylnml Ih Ihe new kinds of people lo make a world and policy of publishing the news plainly chance by moving on nr finding more begun. "The young girl is prostrate at her All Florida would benefit by this how to go about calling a convention slogan for Dnylonn. Souiulit like usually those people who condemn nnd honestly without shading or color­ reasonable rentals and living condi­ big development, which its promoters that will have the authority to nomi­ home. She had been brought by H»r fairs and carnivals at home are the ing will conic nearer pleasing Ihe en­ tions. Chase A Co., brnnd of oranges, claim would devolutionixu traffic nate candidates for whom the demo­ dead suitor from the downtown office ■-----------o—■-------first ones to attend the fair at Orlan­ tire public than Ihe one that makes It is not unusual for the tourist’ who throughout the southeastern United crats o f the state would be bound to where she Is employed at noon." Si nee Ihe Live Slock .Sanitary Hoard do or Tampa or Jacksonville. The a studied effort to please by the pro­ finds rentals reasonable and living States and coastwise shipping o f the! )U, U|K!(,r lh{, )nW( ns jt j, m)W| How long is noon nnyhoy? Penhcombi ions pleasant lo remain nil sea­ has lieon appointed at Tallahassee we fair and Ihe side shows are not good cess of clmiunliun. ably the overwork upset her, and the heaviest, would find atcnmimu .iljon I arjjp;i t|Kll thirty per cent of suppose they will now “ shoot the f,,r Sanford but it is all right to atThe newspaper that maintains a son, buy land and build, nnd finally in the harbor, which I’101,11 *••* -< t|,0 V(lj t, j„ (j10 ru.xt preceding gen- corpse gave her n lift. tend them In some other city, say four hours of the day is news nnd il become a permanent resident hull" In earnest. crane n great cut report o f South oral election nrc compelled by law to I f owners of houses and cottages these good people. ' Wc are of an­ is. current history. - SonrP of the T H E D A K O TA LIAR. Florida if the promotion plans are ex­ hold a primary and to nominate by There is nothing unite as difficult other belief, entirely. We believe in things that happen each day will will adjust their customs to meet the ecuted.— Palin Heath Post. "Yck, sir,’ ’ resumed . the Dakota that methml. There is no authority, to start an something that has real having everything at home. There bring pain and sorrow to some hearts. present day ^demand of the tourist, farmer, as the crowd o f agriculturist* anywhere, for the calling o f either merit. Gold bricks can he’ sold at is nothing that Sanford can not have This is one o f the penalties o f human Clearwater will not have to repeat conventions and, seated themselves around a little tathat other cities have except the frniliticM. No one is more disposed the experiences of Djc past two sea­ ns Rt r i T\ a* ret M r-j Ra Ra county or state any time. P* i hence, if any 'such convVntiotis were j yes, sir, wc do things on rather ocean and we don't really need that. to spread tile mantle of charily more sons. — :------ o-----------<Q called, they would not he binding uponM1 f'i7-!1Lle scale. I ve seen a ntnti on Don’t wait until the season is over « We ran, however, have a county fair gently than the average newspaper The-.Spanish le tte r ‘Writer lias tea democrats. The democratic party d e-M,,u’ our forms start out in the second to none in the stale and it man. Were it no! so he could cre- before making an at tractive proposi­ secured a list of Sanford people and liberwteiy divested itseir o f the right j n,ul l'l°w « straight furravr will lie an agricultural exhibit that nte a sensation eey.v day by publish­ tion to the tourist. Get him located is sending out his heart broken ap­ Ra to rail conventions or-to do anything, U,:H1 autumn, then he turned around will set the hair on the people from ing the whole truth about happon- early and we will have a prospeious peal to send Ihe money to Madrid nnd Ra else that a democratic party ought to j :l,u^ harvested hack. Wc have sump Ra other counties who think*they raise a ings that come to ids attention. Nor season. get his baggage out o f “ luick*.” Don't do wlien il adopted tlie platform o f !>te Htrms up there, gentlemen. A tei R* variety of products. Seminole coun- does any man become so accustomed1 List rentals pri.pnti.- at a reasonIn’ a sucker. 1901, which pledged candidates for |friend tif mine owned one, which he tes tea tea R-i Ru Ra tei f i h tea ty can show more varied products to extending sympathy to (he sorrow- able figure nnd Indd tenants. Everythe legislature to enact a primary give a mortgage on, and I than any county in the south and n|jng ns does the newspaper editor, ltjAnc will prosper from this practice. Wc don’t know just where they gel real county fair here would L IT E R A R Y DIGEST SHOWS law. Since that more or less auspic­ pledge you* my word, the mortgage St. Augustine Ilet uni. lie a is a part of his daily duty to extend that "poison pen" stuff in the papers revelation to the visitors. And the ious date the democratic party in was clue on one end before they could o - — -----• condolence. IG NO RANCE CONCERNING these days. We have a poison type­ llciabl would favor having our own Fl u ida has just been a mass of vot­ get it recorded at the other. You TH E V IT A L tjl KSTION OF In these days When so many things FLO RID A. writer hut the poison pen lias long fair first and then take our exhibit ers without definite aims or purposes. see it was laid out in counties. REFOREST VI'HIN of tremendous importance to society been discarded—ever since Napoleon to Tampa and to Orlando and other and business are happening, il is in­ "Am i the worst o f it is it Incaki Until there is a legislature that real­ Of all the assinine o r i o l e s recently so,mm,nun am America has ■ erne said what he did, up families so. Two years ago 1 saw izes the predicament o f the party fairs if possible. Speaking of coun­ cumbent on liie publisher to keep the ----------- o-------- — of idle land whi< h ihe agricultural given some by the L ite r a r y Digest, there does rot seem to he any way in a whole family prostrated with giicf ty fairs tile I’alm llcueh Post says: public informed on passing oceurexparts tell us is better adapted to I'" “ l 'P " « " " F "• «>f «■"»- with It the pro: cut law c:jn either Ih-| women veiling chiblien howling, When Johnson nnd Harding nnd "I)r. John N oI p i i , o f Cambridge, reneis else he is remiss in bis duties. growing trees than to any oilier fo r e c " " * " 1 *"» !l scienlitU; coq- amended or abolished, The 1<gi*|a-1" r‘d dogs backing. Oite of nty men llnrnh nnd n few of the lesser lights Mass., lias presented Ids final report Hie very safety, prosperity and hnp>»'*' Scientific Monthly by of the Republican party get to scrap­ atid plant for city development nml piuess o f the public depends upon Uji tif cultivation. It has. be ides. „ f„st. I I'nvkcd mi even turn dm not seem to .hire to meddle j ,l;ui t ■mIn-i foi tli *l,u’ **u> Harvard professors calling ping in the "hull ring" next year the the plan is now in the hands o f the truthful writing and publishing of the with the law in any respect w hat - four-mule teams am! he was gang " T MIPP'-V 1,1 de C. Ward. Robert around bidding everybody good luc." Democrats will have no trouble in ,.jty planning hoard and the city com news. Of course, now and then tin* mullifarituis uses to wbi.li it mu-'t lever. Miami Herald. be put. We are beginning to -ee tin " " l' 1 I,;* '’ * ,,un"*'1 ... . "f "W li.ue was ho goin g?” putting (heir candidate over. missioncrs. Ibest interests o f society are served by oil in figuring out that the cold waves I •duff ami nonsense! liie democratend o f the magnificent finest< witicb " lie was going half way aero the “ Execution of any city plan must I touching lightly some subjects, expi’i icnreil in the United States IN ><• v‘‘' gave til- legislature once clothed this cintniry. Siatistic.T .v .'atm to feed the pigs," replied tin? Senator Oscar Underwood says our have n starting point, and there is Usually prejudice is the greatest , nil-: W IN TE R T IM E ...... me from « n>' 'd-ht to make rule, for it. *,ri alri.idv tomputing ih e, ml of far-away Alaska and northwest Can- legi laluie usurped the authority. Dakota man. duty toward Europe is clear. We no mote immediately practical start- objector,, to the publishing of news, j our n „ Lni, -- , and Lent m "D id her ever get back to hi f ine *^a! knew what It was during the war and itlg point than illilir.alion of an eigti- 1Thy editor o f every lit wspaper is r a il- 1mn 11 .idi>. What marvellous wisdom! How Lin- i.fT’id' TafTc executive . ommiUcc many Jem intnt W, • . aid it hav.' i-.er entered the mind { ,1,,s ' h,‘ 1'L'Di to call a .■•.nvontion, ily ?” the business men should do their duty ty-aeie tract owned by the city and]ei| upon every day tp write nice things " 1 1,1,1 P'*J "It i n’t time for him yet Up now. You ne'er said a truer word, located between the stoli canal and about people lie may not like, or in have sipiautlereil our wealth i f t.m ..f a brilliant ILu vaid ptofc -or to I" !'1 '“ ■"hi do so if it wasn't prim i th.-re we send young married coupl. i for ...only „titutioi.s lie may not like, lull if true 1 ,, r " " h ,n k l‘'',s prodigality and Osenr, old sou and we are for you. the (Tiiintry Club ns sit. have m ad.'null a nlai velloo- discov- I’ull.v made up o f cowardly, timcsvrv---------- „ ---------fair grounds mid similar purposes. lull" Itis . tilling, lie forgets pent ,mj i wastefulness, and alieadt we fiat. vi y ..nd to I liink Dial these cold waves''"R P' lili'inns, destitute of backbone, out to milk the cows am! Dieii thildren bring home the milk." K" fl" ' ,lf"*1,1 l,» '“ U'l’l.v our want"The one obstacle to use of the prejudice and writes facts ns they Dear old General Wood seems to la­ co.in i way winter! The Literary Me a:e not stiprised at the Herald’ s Mit considerable expense. —-Frank Fat go the bull in l(^e rliina shop over in the tract is lack of access to it. and tile come to him. Ami people most rend Digest for July ’_’ l devotes all entile “ hjeftions. We ihtlesny the pre cut Where the ravening sawmills Ir.ve Philippines and lie bus eaused every removal of this obstacle is a wot k* in the same unselfish manner. - Re­ J failed in Die task' of desiructiou tie- ).age p. Ih,herl’s silly twaddle nliout j I** "nary law suits it. and we considI SI A L APOLOGIES. offeiial in liie mehipelago to resign in which the city planning bonul and poctec-Slar. ...n winter weather. Why, lie says, ' oriihly doubt its demoeraey. forest fires have supplemented tin-ii the city commission can well d e v o t e , -----------o Willie, dressed in best o f snthe.i and go home. Well, tlm General efforts. During the last . five Jt-nts the people up i-oith netuuliy nutktJ Regarding the Star’s proposition, Smoked a pipe 'way down to ashes. should he aide to run the Island with­ themselves and show an early result TH E EFFECT OF T H E A I TOMtL not less than 5(1,0110,0(111 acres have pieparaiioit when^Diey are adx’isifl the Tampa Times, which is a dyed itj IDLE (IN SEASON R E N T A L S Ily and by the world grew chilly. out any other officials—at least un­ in the execution of one phase of the been swept by forest fires. It j* no Dint a .-old wave is on the way. the wool democrat, says: IN FLO RID A. And nothing seemed lo stir up Willie. less he lost much of his nplomh that city, plan. wonder that the thoughtful minds of D'ating plants are prepared for in••The Star has pointed the way for "The county- commissioners have S T A N snys: he possessed in Cuba Libre days. the tuition have been turning to probdemand rind furnaces are run j tin* rehabilitation of the democratic The time wns when the prospective authority to issue time warrants to lems of forestation and conservation. al *'la>t. (.icviihouses are chew.l' | ,ll; ty j,, Florida. If some man with build u round from Military Trail due tourist to Florida obtained literature Since prohibit ion i often wonder The Demid office gels a lot of at '^k’ h temperature, hire strn linft and courage will lead the east a distance of about two and a and information about some partic­ We have passed the danger line, and UM^ what lias become o f all those wmM complaints about liie Daily Herald a ""1 *'O"*'*’*1 water-pipes are WJlV Wl. have no dtiuhl the rank and half miles to the city's tract. With ular city or town, packed his trunk no etr.irts o f ours at this late tiny ,-t,„ since tlie new management of Die avert a timber famine tit no very ills. P,'olecietl. Gasoline^ enginesout <>f g|,. will fall in line, ttiul we'll liavr a healers who, according to their rela­ and purchased a railroad ticket to subscript ion list. It is simply tlie tit eco-operation of Die city, the road that particular town. Upon Ids ar­ tant day. doors are drained. The water in democratic party in the state tive*, would have turned the universe It takes many years t■> ea nhe continued east by way of Heldelays of reorganization,. Die putting autoniohili radial.ns is mixed with again. Under the present system we upside down years ago if it hndn t vedere road to Dixie highway. The rival he looked mound for the best grow a tr.-e To merchantable size, N.tt on of new curriers in many instances ah.di.,1 or some other urn,.freeling hat- in, party standards, and r,V ub- been for whiskey. fair association is prepared to spend aeeomnmdatlon be could obtain for one can In* destroyed in a very few Mini putting tlie list on a rush basis li.pnd. And. what js most wonderful ...eiuRsts and men of various minutes. about $<10,<)l*<> in Improvement of tin the monev he fell be could afford to — where it should Is1. W’e hate to say T H E ( ’(1ST OF LIVING. D is gratifying to note the increas­ ■>f all, 'railway eontpanies arrange llIh(,r |ll,|ilirtti faith s-a m l men with tract if it is designated as site f,,,-, spend, clostsl a deal and nettled down f..i more heat in their ears', it liul newspapers have been very lax ing interest in forest oonscrvntiou, The cost o f living's climbing with ' *' >io party standanls, and repuldieans, the county fair. , r" r “ *'* wi" u*r’ " ,us “ ,lx’ in rollertionn, heretofore. for il shows that the nation is at last Gods, what sublime wisdom. paitieipate* in the primuries. A — each succeeding day; it takes a I” 1 "The tract is wholly in the city “ ire at least for a few months, course Die list of things pcopl ---------- o----------*" ten linn should he held, n platform thyming to keep your "unk" in Laylimits, it fronts half n mile on stub ' ‘ at the Anion,nbilo has brought a aroused 1.> the danger whit h w ■ are There ate rumors of Fottesl Lake canal, it is within a mile of I’oinset-1complete change. T h e tourist o f to- fiuing. The American Tree as ia- in the winter time is a lung one, to.'it.l be promulgated and every |M>s- Olio oil o f dark inoIoMseB nou- to;.Is 8 adopted lug round hone; und as for fruit in being a candidate for Stale Senator , j)( MlW, 1|lllf „ miu. „ f okeecim- *«*">’ fn- to go where he pleases. If lion, comparatively recently organ eilng every activity of mankind to i,iv0 regultions rimuld |„ from the 19th District. Since it is lice nun! and is thus central ill loca­ lie don’t like your accommodation orjizcd, is putting on an educational k.cp from freezing to death Imt Die .u.p.dng the conditions „ f nirmWr- glasses, the price nrt!:c« pilgrim* Seminole County's turn we see no tion. Many cities and counties may your price lie moves on to another campaign which is exciting a great cUniax of enlightenment is reached ,<hip in the p a rly -a n ti none should be moan. Oh, once a dollar billy would good reason why Mr. Lake should well envy West 1’nlm Reach the pos­ town. Hi* don't hesitate to tell you ideal o f interest. The older nations when Robbie de C. says that the ,H.rmiUcd to I,com e candidate* of buy a lot of truck— but now what not be promoted. A legislator should session of Dils admirable piece of how much he will give you for your of Europe have long recognized Die great wall or the Rocky Mountain tht, JmHy or ,,llrt!t.jpate in Die selec­ prices silly they charge for all ouc accommodations, whereas the tourist |importance o f their forests, and have acts as a sort of conduit or suction tion of candidates who do not meas­ chuck. No matter where 1 wander I bo allowed to go up and a member of ground. Dial ends the cold o f the northern ure up ti the party standards." the*house with the years of experi­ find the profiteer; I fear thnt over "In view of the opportunity made of "yesterday" modestly asked, “ what j established rigid regulations for cut ting and preserving them, so that now down oil the whole tier of ence enjoyed by Mr. Lake should by tlie volume of hack country de­ is your price?" Several other newspapers have re­ yonder those harps will como right make an excellent State Senator. Another change brought by the many of their-forests are belter nnd "G'ltc’ bordering on the G u lf of Mex- printed the paragraphs from tin* Stnr, tlear. Commissions are commissamvelopment tu make a creditable show­ ----------- o ----------automobile is that the tourist of to­ nuirt* productive thnn they were one *’ 11' lkl'*se temporary incutsoins of some with favoruble comment. I f tliu cd to trail tho gougers down—the fel­ ing o f the county's agricultural and One o f lhtf*l’° ^ being one o f the most serious star might he permitted to suggest lows who’re suspieioned of jlpi'inK Elbert Gary, heat! of the steel trust industrial progress, no time should be day, as a usual tiling, does not remain or two centurtrs ago. "w ill discuss the t welve-hour-tlay day” lost in lining a thing (hat lias so many an * entire season at any one place. grievances of the F’renrit against tbc ilimnlic handicaps of the Southern a method o f reform, it thinks the farm and town; hut nil they do I suys dispute lies. Take less time to admirable features and is entirely Especially is this true o f the early Gerpmns in Die lain war was their States front an agricultural stand- most prompt and''systematic plan wager is meet nnd draw their pa)'at rivals. The result is that tourist ruthless and wicked destruction of point.” discuss it, Elbert, old tlear, and If*’1, priscticnl vwiul dbc for the democratic newspa­ That is their duty major— they do it Hut Hobble’s exposition o f climatic pers of the state lo begin a campaign t say. No profiteer is sleeping in to it. The people of this country w ill' cities are adjusting their custom to the forests. It wns fiendish work for not stand for any more "slave stuff" meet the demand of the present day which they can never make adequate conditions, childish ns they are to the for the election in the next printury prison dungeon tight; PU R L IS IIIN G TH E NEWS. thinking person who has always been of members o f the state democratic they're ull out rouping the fruit* of not even from the. rich nnd powerful tourist. It, most cities the tourist can reparation. People are frequently heard saying, get accommodations for any length Many European municipalities con­ more or less certain that the cold committee pledged to call a conven­ others’ might. ateel trust. You could work your Perhaps some glad* Uohunka in the days gone by hut not "w e want the news;" and yet if tlie of time be desires to stay, whether trol their own wood supply and ninke waves are not to be blamed on Mex- tion. \Vc would rather do that than spme morning wo’ll wnko up from evep the foreigners will be allowed to hewspner publishers suppressed all it la* two weeks ,two months or six it it matter of considerable revenue,' ico, Cuba or Central America, is ns follow some "leader," for a leader our trnnre ami, other mrasures scotathe things that individuals request months. work twelve hours now. in some cases paying all the expenses nothing compared with the colossal might encounter enough opposition lo ing, wc'U hoot ’em , in the pants, P ------------- Q ------------they would cease to lie newspapers. Clearwater can well afford to fall and taxes of the ■municipality with nerve o f the Literary Digest com­ at least temporarily split the party. Then with wild whoops o f gladness People reserve tlie right to censure in line with other progressive tourist the revenue from tho municipal for­ mentator who, in introducing the However, that is what w;ill happen if we’ll drag ’em to the brig and, a* tee Way up in Maine tin innocent man has Ih-cii freed from prison after nnd censor tho newspaper; they them ill this respect. est. As the president of the tree as­ Wurd article,* goes the Harvard pro­ the more conservative method is not vie wthelr sadness, we’ll dance » serving twenty years. And he has no y-lvea make the news; the newspapers ti should also be remembered thut sociation said not lung vjtice, "The fessor orje better when he or she adopted. merry jig . And homo -then we wil Now, the price charged for accommodations best way to get interested in a tree soys: "The greut Rocky Mountain redress, no come-back, no way in only publish what happens. Marion county tines not need a new totter to do our daily " b it";' car guides the cold air committeeman. Mr. 1_ \V. Duval, who mother’s son and daughter will croon which he can get back what he Iihs if before publishing a paper the edi­ has a great deal to do with the length is to plant onc~....... I f properly con­ harrier often will produce southwurd und freezes up the Geor­ represents this county on the com­ the latest hit. loat. With the prison stain on him tor went around over the 'commu­ of their stay in any locality. Oftimcs ducted our forests F’or one bright, news he the tourist finds accomtuoilutions so enough 'interest', for our needs und gia iteach orchard . and .lhc Florida mittee, facors calling a convention, shining cartwheel will buy a dollar * and twenty years o f his life gone for­ nity and inquired what ever he will be allowed tu attempt should publish and what not, it would reasonable und living conditions so the 'principal' will always be our orange groves. ' itfark you that word and he and a few other members worth and joy and mirth and gladness hestiate to lake a greatest national asse,...... The 'nation “ pften." I f we were o f u betting dis­ would have advocated that policy a will reign through all the earth. tu make a living, wu suppose. The cn dup in a blank sheet of paper. pleasant they attorneys who prosecuted him and Each would want something omitted. chance by moving on o f finding high­ is becoming a nation o f tree planters." position, We would be willing to tong time ago had they found avail­ . — Uncle Pud. You, dear reader, can er charges ul ‘The next place. Where It Is to be hoped the prophecy may wager a new suit o f elothesto a able support irr the majority. tbs jury that found him guiltyTiught And why? the cost o f accommodations are un­ be u true one for the need Is fast "dope" thut the F'lorida Development to be made to serve twenty years in supply the answer. Agood many of the newspapers of The IIeral"d_deliv 2 fefl - slk tlmf* • J The newspaper, that mailnuins n reasonably high he does not take a becoming imperative.— Tampa Times. Hoard, every Chamber o f Commerce Florida have been bragging lately teeck fo r 15c. the same prison. FROM OTHER SANCTUMS J �PAGE THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD. THURSDAY. JIJLY 26, 1923 Woman President Citrus Growers of Florida Railway Will Have School Lives in Atlanta University* Meeting ! Mutual Every Phase o f Industry W ill He In eluded In Program. % between a bank and its depositors promotes (fly . § the tnterests of both! T lir l*rr*»n ) O A IN E V IL L E , Fla.. July 20.— The grower o f citrus fruits who nttend the one week o f school being arrang­ S r This bank has always by its attitude of ed fo r farmers and fruit growers at Gainesville, August G-U, will find ■ SERVICE, won the confidence and accounts just about every phase o f this indus­ try included *iti the program. This is S of many farmers, firms and merchants who vouched for by the authorities In have settled here year after year. charge. Some o f the subjects on the pro­ i ' : gram arc: The future o f the citrus j W e’ll be glad to have your confidence and industry in Florida; pointers for the prospective citrus gorwrr; planting S Checking Account also. • the seedbed, lin in g out the nursery; budding, grafting, hud selection, scion rooting, the cultivation, fertilization and control o f injects and diseases In the nursery, selecting the grove site, ■ *r. , soil preparation, citrus varieties, and A CO M M U N ITY BU ILD ER HI setting out an»l pruning tries. Jj This program is planned for the M sntsumn grower of West Florida m 11. P. W H ITN E It, Cashier ■ F. P. FORSTER, President much ns fo r the orange, grapefruit . a E a a a H » B M a R a n B » M a H iiM H a H a a H H B r fa H H R !iB » n ia H n a iiiia B J and tangerine grower of south Flor­ -------ida, . Provision has been made by the university authorities whereby fann­ ers nnd their families may obtain rooms nnd meals on the campus for a dnllafr n day. Those who do not A C H E E R F U L W ELCOM E A W A IT S YOU care to stay on the campus may ohtain hoard and lodging in the board­ ing houses nml hotels just o ff the campus or up town at reasonable rates. Advance reports indicate n record attendance. 1First National Bank ! TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! Lake City Youth Escapes Road Camp and Joins Navy How the American People have been taught to catt Florida Grapefruit T A L L A H A S S E E , July 2(1.— The Georgia, Florida and Alabama rail­ road, running from Richland, Ga., to Curahello, Fla., on the Oulf o f Mexi­ co, has the idistinctinn of having for its president uuu one o f the few women to hr u pikltic position in the United hold such a States, Mrs. Cora H. Williams, o f Peachtree sticet, Atlanta. (In. The rond has just been granted authority by the Interstate Commerce Commis­ sion to incroqac its capital stock from $tf>0,000 to *2,685,000. Information given in the road’s pe­ tition fo r the increase brought Out unusual features in connection with its financial uffahs. It was shown the road hud an outstanding bonded indebtedness o f $2,112,0011 and unpaid j interest charge on that indebtedness of $1,12 Lllm.01, ami also carried On its hooka fo r premium on stock $f22,- 000. Ten years ngo it was rclinbly .estimated that less than five per cent of the people o f the United States knewany thing about Florida grapefruit. Grapofruit from Florida arc now more or less regularly eaten in about twenty-five per cent o f American homes, according to recent investigations. Millions o f housewives buy Florida grapefruit fo r their families and insist that dealers supply them with grapefruit bearing the Scaldsweet • trado mark. A ll o f the bonds were owned by Mrs. Williams, according to the' appli­ cation, and that nil o f the interest due on the bonds was due to her. Sir* also owned the $122,000 premium on stock. The bonds were secured by a mortgage held by New York trust companies. This, tiic application said, “ Mrs. Williams js witling to cancel and surrender up nnd cancel said bonds and jtlBe tln „ r the. |nU.n ,st ,|ue thereon, Tho introduction o f Florida grapefruit to such n greatly increased number o f people lias been accomplished by the educational advertising we havo done as members o f tho Florida Citrus Exchange. We, the growers who cooperato in that organization, realized ten years ago that to absorb tho future production o f Floridn grapefruit would require an immensely greater consumer demand thnn existed. Consequently, at Hint time wo decided to systematically develop such demand by telling the public about Scaldsweet grapefruit and educating tho housewives as to tho food and health values they.possess. and son under nnd cancel her claim to $122,000 pumium oil stork in return for the applicant's (the railroad) is­ suing to Mrs.- Williams common stork of the railroad company i:i the amount o f the proposed increase— the utni of $2 23.VJU0." This work wo wore forced to do by ourselvos unaided by growers Dutsido o f tho Florida Citrus Exchange and under tho very, serious handi­ cap o f ruinous competition from tho fru it o f our fellow growers who mar­ ket through non-cooperative and speculative channels. ^ W o havo succeeded mighty, well, tho results o f our work making the grapefruit industry a substantial one, w ith a future o f promise. Thera yet remains tho task o f convincing tho other three-fourths of uio Am eri­ can jjcyjjlo Uiat they should also oat grapefruit. r IV.ailed plana fur tim c unplcte electrification o f tile United States, worked mil in the form of an atlas by Would Not "Stay Put” On The Farm Filing (J. Halim, an engineer o f San Finncisco, were recently exhibited at nnd Made Trouble. the convention o f the National ElrrE U R O P E A N P L A N . OPEN A L L T H E Y E A R . iii) Tin- r-.m-inieil I'r.-v.) I Hr Light Association in New York. CORNER B U ILD IN G . E VE R Y ROOM OUTSIDE. T A L L A H A S S E E , July 2fi.— James The most striking foulute ef the Moaely Purvis, 20-ycA-old Lake City plana, which arc th result o f •_’» years’ youth, who eleaped from a road camp work, was a map allowing a ay Hern near Cocoa June 12, ha > Wen located „ f 220,Out).volt train ini * om lio*- eov. ___ _________ _____ i . _ _ _ --------- set ving an enlistment Jn (he llnilod ci iug the entire countiy and placed States navy at Hampton Roads, nnd with reference to ovistitig tiatuunr# : ateps are being taken to rlfeet his sion lini's, witter power, industrial i etui it to Florida, according to in- centers and railroad lines, formation a: the slate pri .m o ffic e ., - -Pm Vi ’ came i do publa- rn.iicc sev!' l'“ l'lieiai>s w .m l.k k .h a n d * e.-nl weeks ago thioogh published t- ,,!l' ,ho “ idronds long etiough to let porta that he h :i Wen foieetl to Mtrve " ,,m «*’* fu iily on their fe d they two yearn more than his original • us in , a t r*u w*S« ffcV* «T»D«frwM s on account of its purity is fast becoming tins drinking water for Central Florida. It is also recommended for use in bat­ teries. If you are not drinking Elder Springs Water now— give it n trial. r ~ - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - ! Elder Springs Water Company ■ CITRUS EXCHANCE Grand which In* also esenpedPurvis was o rig in a lly M.ntriucd ini u P H O N E 311— W E ’L L D E LIV E R F illumbin entering, county fa r b rea k in g and but nppvnti-il to the s u - i a [ ii tm ic cuurt whiyh uIVirim'd his sen- a • » lenee, but mi account o f his youth he was I'tii to Ihi* industrial school ■ at Mariumtn from which lu* escaped. Tha next heaid from him wus that he wus serving a misdcmi'iinor sentenci' in n Washington county camp, From that place ho iscnped anil again was heard from in the Leavenworth penitentiary. He was returned to Florida Mute* farm August (!, 1921, and according to the records, and on Jun cl2, made another getaway. No wthe authorities are planning' In htiiur him hark from Ham{Kon Rouda to pick up his senteneo whore liu left ufV. Tobacco Yield j and Quality Good in Florida Report You Advertise it in The Daily Herald .The classified advertising columns of the Daily Herald is tho greatest Automobile Sale and Ex­ change agency In the city. ‘ Hundreds of bargains aro offered daily by dealers and owners. Hun­ dreds o f buyers find, the cars they want at pric­ es they can afford; T o buy, sell or exchange an nutomobilc, use the Classified Columns o f the Daily Herald. T A L L A H A S S E E , July 25.— Yield* and quality of tobacco, now hi'ing1 harvestoU in Florida, nro reported Kood by HtaliKtii'innn of the federal depart meat o f imriculturo in informa­ tion received here. The boll weevil ia reported partic­ ularly active in Florida nnd southern Georgia, cauitlng u decline in the con­ dition o f cotton. The information, which covern tho period from July 1 to |G, reports the cotton crop an a whole Mill in a somewhat backward j condition, Corn in reported, gcneraly some­ what lute but conditions arc favor­ able far rapid growth. Early pota toes arc very spotted in condition arid havo suffered from dry weather in many sections o f the country where yields have been unsatisfactory. Sweet potatoes also have suffered consider­ ably from lack o f sufficient moisture hut have shown much improvement of late in sections o f the enquiry where rains have recently prevailed. - f ------------------------ * The mortality rate in Americo slowly grows less. The good die young. 1 0 c F. W . W O O L W O R T II CO. SAN FOB D. FLO R ID A Nothing Over lO c S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 28 t h FO R M AL O PEN IN G F R ID A Y , J U L Y 27TI1, 3:00 TO 5:00— 7:00 TO 9 I\ M .*~ ~ Hull U n t i l Active In Ijarla o f Stale Causes Dec line In Price. Like Putting Your Car on Exhibition When FLORIDA vis wnulil mil stay “ |iui" mi tbi' fa rm , otherwise be would have served his time lo n g ago. lit* punctuated Ids | service with escapes ii iii I sentcnees In I o ilie r penal institutions, m i n i orte o f ] E L D E R SPR IN G S W A T E R S ^ year U im . Tin* report* wen* d e­ the good old days before super-r e g u ­ nied by W . A . Mvltm*, commissioner lation s tra n g le d them. nf agriculture, who ili-ilnii-il thal Fur- bottles we put out in Sanford every day 0*1 W ,VL IO u r S e r v i c e ! Extends 1o Orlando nnd Daytona as writ as.,the hundred:! of « n n i « *o m *r tho prod art Ion w llk ou l r r d o .ln , » r l e ~ to m * g ? ” tm .n Jain lh * ITIorUn Cl I ran IS *fh a n *« ■"<» w r i t . * ondrr lh » BrdldoHr.* 1 -----»-__ _f. Ur nnd to r n o ild n . Obnnnlt U»o n u > l < * • * >> « Bty M • i b - D u b i i i . o r p i t t i tbn boat**** * n n n **r nt SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! * TFfty not cooperalo instead of tompetingf Why noj 'join ua for. mutual benefit and profit? M USIC RY SIX P IE C E ORCHESTRA - No Goods will be Hold Friday. — . # ■ m 4 % On this day we itimply want you to visit mir store and look over (tie big values. 'Our Highest Prlcv is 10 Cents Renumber— L O P E N FOR BU SIN ESS J U L Y 28TH A T 8 A. M. — SOME E X T R A O R D IN A R Y S I'E C IA LS 10-qt. Galvanize^ Pails ............... ........ 10c Children’s Muslin Unde r w e a r ................10c Large Turkish T o w e ls............................ 10c Large Alum inUm ware.......... ........... ...„V..10c Large Enamelware 10c Silver Plated fq blew are".. 1............ l(|c AT OUR O PE N IN G ------- Real Palm OHve.Soap, b a r .......................05c Fancy Embroidered Sc a r fs ........... Special Glassware . ..... Sanolin Floor Mats .... New Curtain Goods, Candy, P o u n d .......... Don’t Fail to Visit Our Store Friday BIG O P E N IN G S A L E S A T U R D A Y M O R N IN G , J U L Y 2STII, 8 A .M . W r$ v - ‘ ■' ’ Special .Bargains All Day *. W. W oolw orth O R IG IN ATO R S OF T H E 5 A N D 10 C E N T UU8INESS *ltli N O T H IN G That man in Uible times who oak- ed, “Who U my neighborT“ didn’t bay* a lawn mower to lend. t* .1 V 2 . v T.. . * .W V * OVER 10c 4 ■ 1 ■ * �ir s ? rtrn - rif ll • Jt\ #1J »1A* 'I I : * I lli T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R ALD , TH U R SD AY, JU LY 2G, 1923 REALM OF SPORTS BASE B A LL FOOT B A L L BASKET B A LL T R A P SHOOTING R. L. SH IPP, Editor BASE BALL NEWS DEMPSEY WILL BATTLE FIRPO Floridn Stale League St. Pete 4, Orlando 6.^ Tampa Lakeland 2, Bradentown 7. 11 *U fr* ; .' * »r 1l} ■ Hi P i P4 CRIQUE AND DUNDEE BOUT ON TONIGHT FOR THE MOVIE FAN M hu (llr » l i r T h e Associated Press) 1. 1 T h e A ««itrla ln l Press) N E W YORK, July 28.— lack PompRoy Stewart tonight in “ Burning N E W YO RK, July 28.— Eugene •V U’ firlfPfc heavy weight ,lt!itn litn n soy, world's champion, Words." Cfiqul, French holder o f the world's National League and Luis Angel Firpo, his challenger featherweight boxing crown,^ and Ronton 2-3, Plttnlmrch 010. You will like this tale o f this north- Johnny Dundee, his Italian-American from the Argentine, have been match­ Brooklyn 0, Cincinnati 3. woods featuring Roy Stewart as a challenger, were pronounced ed fo r a title bout, probably in Sep­ lust No other** scheduled. tember at a site within or dose to hero o f the Royal Mounted. night to be fit and ready for their( New t York. Promoter Tex Rickard championship match tonight at the' American League announced late yesterday that articles This is n story that will bring the Polo Grounds, Detroit; 6, ChlcaKo 3. binding the match had been signed by tears to your eyes more than once. New York fi, Pliiludel|ihia 4, Both boxers were well under the jn. | Firpo and Jack Kearns, the cham­ Cleveland 2, St. Louis 3, (11 12(i pounds limit today, Dundee scal­ pion’s manager, hut said the date and Don’ t miss one of the best o f its ing I2 I& , nftur u light workout, ninirn). place were still a matter o f uncer­ kind. Wanhington-BoRlon, rnin, and Criqui a half pound less. They tainty. will la* close to those figures when Also “ Smarty” u two-part Century thpy cnlep thp rin^ “ You can say that the match is Southern Association signed, sealed and delivered,” Rick­ Comedy. Chattanooga 3, Birmingham •I (12 B oxing‘ followers anticipate one o f j ard said, "and that it will he held in innings). the keenest title fights of a* season the United States hut I can give no And tonight the honor guests will that nlrcady has witnessed a half Nashville fi, Atlanta 8, other details now." bo Dr. Mason and family and will see Little Hock 2, Mobile 3. dozen championship contests. Among! Belef that Rickard hnd the Polo this fine picture without cost to them. Memphia-Now Orleans, rnin. experts, Dundee has been u slight fa(■rounds in mind ns the probable site ; vorjtc, but the Erenchhman, yUn dem­ was strengthened by information that And lime don't forget Friday and (JAMES TO D AY onstrated hi* speed mjd punching pow­ he had held another conference with Saturday— Norma Tnlmndgc and I*ew Florida State langur ers in knocking Johnny Ktfbnno from Charles A. Stoneham, president of the Cody,in "Within the Law” with In­ the throne, neurly two months ago, Orlnndo nt Daytona. New York (Hants, ti rnationnl News, only one day old. St. Pi terahurir at Lakeland. has tunny ardent hackers. What Rickard has guaranteed eith­ Bradentuwn nt Tampa. Both nre clever ring generals nnd er fighter was not disclosed. When H U M P H R IE S W O N good boxers. Criqui, 21* years old, is Firpo came hack to the United States DOW TH E Y STAN D a year younger, has some advantage HIS O W N G A M E B Y last March for n series o f matches ill height ami reach nnd is a harder under the promoter’s auspices, the Florida Slate League hitter, hut Dundee's supporters be­ S IN G LIN G IN 9TH frst o f which was with Bill Brennan, Won Lor.t lieve his endurunro ami nggressiveit was said, the Argentine fighter was Bradentuwn ....... 22 ' K ORLANDO, July 20.— Bert Humph- nes’s will offset these advantages. promised $100,000 in event he gained Orlnndo ............... 22 D ties was too much for the Saints yes-j The ndvanco sale reached $100,000 a title bout with Dempsey. The cham­ Daytona ............... 14 1ft terdny. For the second time in thu yesterday, according to promoters, pion’s end, it was figured, probably St. Petersb u rg___ 12 17 three game series the veteran won who announced they expected to ex­ DANGER IN RICE would he close to $500,000. U N PR E M E D ITA TE D THOUGHTS. | Insurance is the basis o f all credit lakeland { ..... 12 17 from the down stato clan. Bert took ceed $150,000 by today. SEED IM PO RTA TIO N S it is easier to make a virtue o f When a man has a lire nnd his prop Tampa ............. .. 0 22 Arrangements have ln*< n made to up the hurling assignment in the ilrst SA YS D E PA R TM E N T tin es-ity than it is to make a nec- erly is insured he wants his mope) of the ninth, hut that isn't the story handle a erowd of 05,000. Vanderbilt Football ______ easily o f virtue. National League I at once. Insurance reserves must !» o f how he won the game for the Team Will Play Eight Ilurkcmen, fi to *1. Humphries came Won Lost Pet. TA L L A H A S S E E . . Fla.. July 26.— Advice is premature experience. kept in assets that can be turned inti LOW TID E S ON BEACH, IH2.1 .65(1 31 New York .... ....... fill According to information received by Beware o f the woman who is in|easlt immediately, to hut in the last o f the ninth after Games This Season Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur J thi* Florida agricultural department, 35 .607 Cint'innnti . ........ ;. 'T>4 two were down, with “ Chili" Francis he. element when surrounded by . . ------ — — ---- -tit approximately the same hour and the federal department of agriculture 43 .527 Pittsburgh . 48 temptation. None of Them Will lie Played With perched on the half way stand. Just n,|n„|t, t MOTHERS 43 Uhirago ....... ....... 48 .627 IIms placed a quarantine against im* to prove to Orlando fans and to the j j mp Some women have the happy knack Watch for symptoms of worms in vour Floridn. July Aug. Sept. Oct pm tilt inn into dtis country of diseased 45 ,611 St. I^iuls ....... 47 Saints that he was the nemtsis o f i j .j.q-, children. These parasites are lint yrmt 4:31 53 5 of being so disagreeable that men 6:41 6 : 2 ft 46 .617 43 riee fungues, including down mildew, Brooklyn .. .. dcslroycrs of Hold ■life. If you Lave Bradley's team, Bert shot a hot one!| ,, , *4til *- "J 6:20 6:1 1 7 20 7:3ft leaf Mitul, blight and glume blotch, keep away from lhem. N A S H V IL L E . Term.. July 2tl.— The reason lo think your child lias worms, act .2116 02 Uhlliitlt'lphiii . 28 down tin* left field foul line, Francis j ^ j *,.|7 *5:02 will play eight 7 11 S': 17 K:37 as well ns dangerous hiM*i I pests new ^ A reformer is one who tries t*> quickly. _ Dive the little ono a tins* or 65 .‘27H Vanderbilt team Boston' 25 j <i 2 1 s ;*|.; 7:01 0:36 and heietofore not widely prevalent chnse h'stmy up a back alley when two of White’s l 'ream Vermifuge. Hurra j games this fall, six of them at Dud- coming in with tin* winningr un o f the game and tin* Saints left Tinker Field *■.*,, '.1 :lli; 10:1 1 50:32 or distributed within nnd throughout, I"' thinl*« it is going to repeal it- car not c*;. I where this 1 niv*-lri J .tail 7 :fiti 1 ley Field, the new concrete stadium s i re- fid remedy is used. It. i|rivi*s out American League for the lust-this this season. Score: L 0 i,.,.! ,i# . .li 11$ - IJ.mIU-ITIME'VMHW; States. .r,411 1 'Hi it hlliT. iv*inm-iMid restore** *tbe- r*>qr 'he •i*( Won Lost IV L,!lhut was opened for use Inst year. fOrlpmln ..•• • ' U tM ) 022 001 — fi .ic;.!*.U to baby chcekn. Price 35r. S,l |by The Commodores will Journey In Ann Approximately twenty thousand who are old enough to know .61*5 61 3H New York St. Petersburg 200 010 100— l ft Arbor for their annual dash with bushels of was raised iti Murida wi-h they weri* young enough to have U N IO N PH A R M AC Y 4 ,6H2 ripvt'hiinl • 60 p Michigan on October 13, and on tin* 1 ;c.!2 ..eiu on, |to find tni!. dining the 1 .616 Si. Louis 44 47 Sanford. Florida 10 following Saturday will appear C H A P M A N W IN S 11 It . ,500' Detroit list Texas at Dallas. The sched­ 11 LAST O NE FOR Chicago 415 ,4ft3 43 LOU ............ .. ule, just made public, shows Vainly 12 Philadelphia 17 .172 ignin lined rip agaiqst its ancient 42 D A Y ______ T O N A C L U B Ij:* 5:00 ^ ! All 37 .426 I’utke Day opponent Scwance. The Washington r.._v7 ■ .. _______________ ■ *.* I * (Mbs Wit*-Written"by a Woman) 63 .37(5 Boston 32 D A YT U N A , July 2*5. A triple |day.J 5 S m (!) k 4 *-10 HI Kte I S U L L Y W O N HIS TEN TH STRAIGH T <!AME Y E S T E R D A Y ifi fi p II « f ! m Hi i Tennessee was made here yesterday by the Tam- jo pa t**ani playing the locals. With a State Norinal, at Nnshvllh*. O c t'diet' ft— Mu Ward I 'ollege, at nnmet* on first and another on secoral, lie* Dayton,■1 bailer sent a line Nn ah v ille. Olcobei’ lit M u lligan , at Ann A r- drivi to ibc second baseman, doub- 17 CeptembeT 21* Middle «:H |;i '20 ling Lot It the limner on second and 21 but. the runner on first. Chapman pitch- 22 October 20—Texas, at Dallas, IIRADEN'TOWN, July 2(5.— Roy 111 a wonderful game, shutting Tam- 23 October 27—Tubnie, at Nashville. Sullivan, ace liurler, won Itin tenth (21 November t Mississippi A. A: M. pa out, 5 to 0. The score: straight game yesterday when HrudTampa 000 0110 000—0 25 at Nashville. enlown made a clean sweep of the Olltl 300 20x— fi 28 November 11— Uuivcisily of Ten­ Day tuna Lakeland series, drubbing the H igh­ 27 nessee. nt Nashville. landers 7 to 2. A jumping one-handNovember 1ft— University of Geor­ Hugmen Make It ed catch nnd double o f a sizzling lin­ gia, at Nashville. er by Elliott featured. The score: Two in Row OUT Thanksgiving Day— Scwnnee, at Lakeland .......... 010 010 000—2 am2 ashville. The Athletics Ilrnilentown 000 007 OOx—7 Prospects for a good season are exFirst Quarter Full Moon Last Ifuarlrr ccllent, according to Dan McGugin, P H IL A D E L P H IA , July 20.— New G, W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ June 21 June 2ft July fi lung-lime coach of tin* Commodores, York made it two iti a row from Philpert, 215 South Orange, brlundo, Fin. July 20 July 27 Aug 1 hut In* is not expecting to present ns a dclphla yesterday when a strong 4-2 L ife Aug. I!* 'Aug. 2(5 Sept. 3 strong a team us in the past few finish gave the Yankees a five to four Sept. 24 CM. 3 ycnis, owing lo graduation taking victory? Ruth was purposely passed Sept. 17 Its u haul world. Drive methods away some of the.strong material of three times bringing his total passes stinted un for the poorhouse, and! Rai mind odd waves are uninvited last year, lloiuir, end; Khun, quar­ thin season to 101*. The score: no wwant of method io driving starts! giic.Mlhthnl can usually he counted on terback and captain; Reese, Rountree,] j^,,w York 000 000 O il— fi !• 2 us for eioeigem y wind. to appear at any picnic. and several other old members will Philadelphia 020 001 100—1 ‘.I 1 ietui n, however. Shaw key and Seining; Hasty, Met* The only three things entirely innch ami Perkins, empty are a vacuum, Europe's purse, TRAIN SCHEDULE CORRECTED M A Y I, 103.1 .South Bound No. No. No. No. No. Nu. No. No. • xNo. xNo. xNo. xNo. Arrive H3 ..... 2:36 a m. 27.......... Hti ....... 2:25 p m.' ftfj . 6:66 p.in. Nprlhhound Arrive K2........i 1:48 a.m. 84.........J1:45 a.ni. 80 .... , 3:42 p.m. 2H.........110:00 p.m. Trilby Uranrh Arrivo 100 ......... 24......... 25 ........ 1:30 p in. 10 1 .......... fi :50 p.m. Reds Lose When Luque Weakens In The Seventh Departs C IN C IN N A T I. July 2 *5.* - Brooklyn 2:16 ii .in. pulled Cincinnati back Into 11 tic with K:4(l a.m. Pittsburgh by wliming the first game 2:45 p.m. 7:10 p.m. nf the scries front the locals yester­ day 0 to 3. The wore: Brooklyn «MMl out) 21 0-6 10 2 . 002 000 001—3 7 2 Cincinnati Departs Vance and DeBerry j Luque nnd 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. Hargrave. 8:52 p.m. PITTSBURG H , July 20.— Pittsburg went into n Liu with Cincinnati fur second place yesterday when thl*y de­ , t Departs flated Boston In both games a double 7:30 a.m. header, winning the first fi to 2 ami 3:25 p.m. the second 10 to 3. The scores: First game: Boston Pittsburgh . 800 002 000- 2 ft 1 : 000 000 11 x r. 10 0 • Miller, Benton, Ocsehgcr, Cooney Lrraburx Branch Departs and O'Neill; Adonis and Schmidt, Arrive Second game: iN o . 167.......... 3:65 p.m. * Boston . 002 000 010 - 3 0 1 No. 21........... 2:46 p.m. Pittsburgh ... 010 000 00*— 10 111 1 6:30 a.m. xNo. Fillingim, McNamuru and Gibson; 7:10 p.m. No. 2 2 ......... Morrison and Gooch- „ Ovirdo Branch • ill, J ' Departs A rrive T he trouble t^bout having your toniN o . 128-----...: 7:46p.m. 3:40 p.m. ails removed to prolong your life is xNo. 1J#1 ?***»**#*»»*# that you huvo to wait so long lo boo whether it work*. x- t-Daily, axctpfe Sunday. lV’..- nijiiitiijtL. i W k / ■ a ]W hy Are Some keepers So Obstinate?] ■ l am an nld-lashioned buyer nf the necessi­ ties for my household. I go to the store my­ self. To me this work is n>*l irksome. In fai'l, I like it. I like to J/iok at the shelves so full of vans and packages of so many l oloi'ft. * I like to do this for the same reason that I don't mind being in a crowd. When in a crowd I look for familiar fai es.* When I see them 1 am delighted. When I am in a store I look for familiar goods and when I see them 1 liuv. Those goods have become familiar to me through advertising and I have noticed I hat,the grocerv men who have the most of those familiar packages somehow or other seem to always go abend. and tin* house when the wife is away. ST. LOUIS, July 20.— SDl. Louis I broke even on the four gunte series with Cleveland by winning yester­ 1 went into a store not of my own choosing day's game 3 to 2 in 11 innings. The hut with a friend who. among other things, score: We have just closed a Tire Distribuasked for a very well known article of food Cleveland 000 Oil 000 00—2 7 (L HI. Louis 000 Oil 6(50 01— 3 12 2 tms run trad with the Oldfield and which is packed in a can. although she did Cuvdcxkic and O’Neil; Danforth Mlehlin Tire Factories that will per­ not ask for any specific kind. 1 always buy mit us to furnish you these celebrat­ and Scvercld. ----------nnd instinctively Hold her that was ed tires at less than wholesale prices the kind she should ask for. CHICAGO, July 2(5.— Detroit made on some of the same quality tires. a clean sweep o f the three game ser­ O LD FIELD oversize and M il'll KLIN The dealer overheard me and said, "M ad­ Regular CORDS ies with Chicago yesterday when they am, I never sell that article, I sell instead started a batting rally in the sixth 30x3*j ......................... .......... $11.25 ........................................ 20.80 Inning and Jnm* Cvengros o ff the 32x1 something very much b e tte r-------------- my .............................. ...... 21.95 mound, winning <5 to 3. The score: , 33x4 own brand." ...................... 28.00 Detroit ...... I. .. 000 024 000—6 11 2 32x4 hi Chicago ............ 100 200 000—3 ft 0 33x4'h ..................................... .28.30 Then be launched into a five-minute talk ..................................... 34.90 Dauss and Iiussler; Cvengros, 33x5 on why this article was belter than the one . . ............................... 35-80 36x6 Thurston nnd Schalk. I hnd named. Hut somehow my friend had ................................... 60.25 30x0 beet) convinced by what 1 hail suggested and 38x7 ••.,, tii,. .■■f,»i,iki.it*».,a'*•**• STO PPED HIS P A IN S she did not buy that can which the grover .......... ...... ............ . I10JS0 “ I was suffering with n severe cold, 40xK offered. These pricea nre cash. headache and pains in my abdomen" Truck Tirt* owners note carefully writes J. B. Drlng, Newport, K. I. And I thought as I walked out how stuh“ A fter taking Foley’s Honey nnd and supuly your needs for tho coming a Tar in conjunction with Foley Cath­ season now. Prices subject to change ■ #born and obstinate that man^was. He had lost a sale, had probably taken bis first step artic Tablets 1 was entirely relieved without notice.. Theso tire* arc av­ o f my cold nnd pains." Coughs re­ eraging thvir users 23,000 miles. We sulting from Bronchitis, Asthma, guarantee our products. Hoy Fever, Croup and Whooping Cough are quickly relieved with Fol­ ey's Honey nnd Tar. Tho largest selling cough medicine in the world. P ilU N K 54ft— B ANFO ltD , FLO R ID A 7-21-24-26-28-4t Sold everywhere.— Adv. TIRES! TIRES! RAY BROTHERS toward losing a customer, and had certainly lo t a good deal of time, especially since some oihi r people were slanding around waiting to he waited on. If that grocer had sold lutVerUftcil goods he would certainly have had the brand I sug­ gested and he would have made a sale; in­ cidentally, ho would have hid ns good day cheerily and we would have been satisfied. Familiar faces are wonderful. To me, in my capacity as a buyer for a fairly large household, familiar things on the shelves of the stores I visit are only a little less wonderltd. for those familiar things help me in do­ ing better and more economically the job which I must work at every day. Those advertised articles which I buy and which 1 always buy I know have been sub*. milted to (hg criticism o f both competitor nod consumer. This subjection to almost world-wide critic/d examination demonstrates to me that tho manufacturer haft supreme conlidence in his goods. He cannot tell a falsehood about the things he m a k e s , because •here are loo many in the world to find him out. • S ■ r ■ s * onstant advertising o f any product proves that product has stood the test of scrutiny* I * it nny wonder then why I, ns one of aever* a I million women in my same position; ptefer articles with which 1 am acquainted to pn>■pets about which I have no knowledge and about which the manufacturer does not seem, i to have the courage to enlighten me? p uWshed by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with Ih e American Association of Advertising Agencies ' S �PA G E F IV E T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD . TH U RSD AY, J U L Y 26, 1923 ----- ~~ -------- r— ——■————■■•••*■ ■ ■"■ alsing the Fam ily \ Mu h \ t w is t u ttl “ 11_*--- *"~ 1 ~ *~1—I . - i n . -■' -——^--■■ ——" —*-- —--' "— ■■ ■■ ------- —--- —■ — ”—■■- *-'—---- -- -—-——— --—--— —---- —— --•%.— —----- - •■— 'All th fli n u tters Is not Pa s m o n e y ! \ E' r-^SHRlVlP 1A*S« B E E M A WCXV)lN<b C U T CM H E Fisher 3 - 4 - 6 -6 -/ 0 - \ /2 Sivre S Oouv-^PS- fvHMU)<Vf lz " m ' <vv‘-rv'^M /vhd uidinc, yf\er- j vc oN o& p . fclOUOH ,TMt rpoUPLfe o r^ v iM C - RuG\ r U Hl£U) p ^ r - r t J W •yaa Examined BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ton cun find the name of e Trry lire Business Man in Hanford in this Column esrh day. Olaaaea DeeIrued FOR R E N T Henry McLaulin, Jr., O pt D. l’’OK R E N T — Store room in now Frick Fuildin};, good business hxation.— A. P, Connelly & Sons. 95-tfe Optician-Optometrist J1X Bast First Street Sanford, Fla. FUR S A LE - OR— R E N T — trucking land. I hnvo hammock nnd pine tt ticking land developed, portly devel­ oped nnd undeveloped in lown City section for sale or rqnt. Write K. R. Moore, 250 N. E. 25th street, Miami, or see Robert King, Oviedo. 84-d; w-tfe W . J. T H IG P E N Real Estate FI HE, LIF E , AUTO IN S U R A N C E StornRc FaclIlllcH U we plraae you, tell others; If not, tell ua. Phone 498 £ CLASSIFIED : ad s SANFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS ClaNxifird A iIh lr n word. No Ad taken for lean than 25c. And poaltlvcly no Cln rodlied Ada charged In anyone. Gault must nrrompnny all nrdrrx. Count the words and remit nrordingly. V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork , CONTRACTOR and BUILD ER 11/ Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. B. W . H E R N D O N INSU RANCE A G E N C Y : s ** *u FOR RENT 3 3111 Elm Ave. FOR S A LE unfurlaislied FOR RENT Ftirnishi•d modern. I’lmlie 551 J. -------- b o n d s S. PURELY PROFESSIONAL apartment, 100-fitp FARM ERS— You can gat st*d b«td fntin-a und irrigation plugs at the , FOR RE N T V III lii^tiei 1 housekeeping I lit iius. 3 for $25.1111 ..r 2 for SIK.uii Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc pei month. I ll East Fi fill St. Hildltp FOR SALIC— Hosier und Gaya' paints ami varnishes at Sanford N o ve lty 1 FOUND* , Works, Sanford agents. lS3-tfc Cards of Sanford’a Reput­ able Prof cantonal Men, earh « f whom, In hla chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. George A. DeCottes A tto rn ey -a l-L aw Over Seminole County Bank BAN FORI) FLO RID A Professor Compton came to the o f­ FOR S A LE OR KENT House, n'ter fice of superintendent o f education August 1st.—See W. J. Thigpen. liK-lfc twelve years ago from latkr county where he had liecn super! nlendnt of FOR S A L E — Six good farm mules, schools for nearly 22 years. It soon cheap, cash or terms -11. S. Long hitn to handle the volumlnOsteen, U a. Phone 4811. , « -Jl», lou. i rreipondonc(, the office. FOR S A L K C H E A P— One fin roll top w|lefe , ht. |tq icril pi|e up hy the hund »“ k in good condition.— Hill I . u m - , ^ ^ fn>m i(j| p(irtll ()f , h(. w„ r|,| n^j(. Fer Company. ___________101-3U information concerning the slati's FOR S A LE OR TR AD E — l>ort car in educational system, u great many of good mechanical condition, al*10 Ithem w ik ih g applicotion for positions good tires, will sell cheap or trade for „ „ tenrhers. , The applications are most numer­ nnythlng o f equal value.— W. L. Har­ ney, Box 352. 101-fit p ous in winter. As soon as the cold FOR S A L K — Fine lot o f leghorn blast begin to flow in the north, the hens cheap.— W. L. Harney, Box teachers in tho colder climes begin to- FR ED R. W IL S O N A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W First National Bank Building BANFOKI) FLO RID A WANTED r , r i w that . * * empties * m l.1'* " ™the' 2 1 * 5 hopper queries on Professor Compton’s desk. Especially numerous are the applica­ tions from Canada. W A N TE D — BOYS TO SE LL TH E HANFORD H ER ALD ON TH E RELIEVES RHEUM ATISM STREETS OF SANFO RD . A GOOD ! C H AN C E FOR AM BITIO US BOYS “ I can simply say that Foley Kid­ TO M A K E BIG PRO FITS FOR A ney Pills gave mo relief from rheu­ ELTON J. M O U G H TO N FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS matic pains, and have not used sup­ SHIPI* A T T H E H ER ALD OFFICE. ports for the last six weeks (hqd to AR C H ITE C T dh-tf R*om 7, M iller Bldg. use tw o). the beat proof you can IA N FORD FLORIDA W A N T E D — Second hand two horse have that Foley Kidney Pills are e f­ wagon.— Fred Walsma. Bl)-3tp fective 4s this, that since they cleared W A N T E D — Man with rar to sell com­ my system o f uric acid, have been en­ plete line high quality tires and tirely free o f pain and depression," tubes. A money making proposition writes J. W. Hunter, Los Angeles, fo r either full or part time. Exclu­ Calif. Backache, Rheumatic Pains, sive territory.— Stcrlingworth Tire & Dull Headaches and tired feeling are LAW YER quickly « J l5 Y ^ t y F °ley Kidney — Court House Rubber Co., East Liverpool, Ohio. ‘ 101-ltp PHI*. Sold everywhere.— Adv. ICHELLE MAINES An ex­ h«*i i:. rooms, 101-5tp J Const Railway will Fold an all-day In I Irrttll (*«turl. N m n i l h Jinllrlnt t ' l r rtilf. StMiilniili* v • I'litrlili*. \ ii n m iiiN o r i i o m i h j.Ti.iMMum Although the Antdrlfftn Relief Administration la rapidly withdraw­ ing its personnel nnd planning to tnd its work in Russia, Russian children from Petrograd to Odessa, O. Shinholser In thousands o f schools nnd chil­ dren's homes, « r e still sitting down Contractor nnd Httildcr happily to their daily meal of FOR S A L E — Rhode Island eggs for A. R. A. food. FUl ND Momit-i Ireen:.e tag. Own• ANFOKI) Colonel William N. Haskell, when FLO RID A setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. rr can have >;iin • ni on identificnhe agreed to feed up to 3,000,009 Ellsworth, Mlrnrdull Avenue, San­ .lion and pay mg for ad. t all at HerRussian children to tho coming I, ford. S.l-tfp harvest, requisitioned sufficient food UT-tfe A. P. Connelly & Sons supplies to cnablo him to carry out i FOR S A L E —*'» Pointer pups, No. 1| O ln U lla il irtl IIMIN that program. As tho Relief A d­ Isln-k. See Vick Hawkins, 1Hi Sanministration withdraws from tho Real I'viliile, Loans and Insurance he able to get f uel ford Avc. iVI-CV. districts, supplies aro left behind In i oiiioanie • have per- 1 the hands or the various committees 101-M Magnolia Avc, I OR S A L E — Nw. 817 West Eirsl' St. - el' getting air in organized to enrry- on tho work in Attractive terms. Address pwnrr. quantities sufficient to meet the esti­ I'.ox 782, Daytona, Fla. litl-lfe mated need until tho new harvest Is gathered. The photograph shows ciTEYVAKT The Florist O FFER E X TR AO R D IN A R Y C O M ITO N IS CHAM PION IBM ftt mQ smaller feeding centers Floral Designs One new five room house with hath, Cut Flowers—— — LETTER W RITER OF S T A T E ; full lot, well locuted—NEVER OC­ W RITES A L L TH E T IM E Annual and Ornamental Plants Iieal Estate Conditions CUPIED. M l Myrtle Are.----------- Phone 260-W PRICE I II* T h r ,! wmirlrt I n i l* r r «< * | 1 Excellent in Florida, $3,000.00------------ Terms to suit you TA L L A H A S S E E , Flu.. July 2fi.— Professor J. C. Compton, chief clerk A R E A L II MIGA IN Fairly Active Market SANFORD M A C H IN E to the superlnlendeiit of puldie in­ A. P. C O N N E LLY A SONS 7'J-lfe struction, soon will he i|iialillcd to Eleven Florida, I'ilies Report Good COM PANY M D LLS FOR SAl.M .lust unloaded a •■liter a contest to decide who is the General Machine nnd Holler Mark els For Real Estate. ear o f fine mules, for sale or champion letter writer uf Florida, hiB Works trade. Come to see them.—Whighnm friends believe. Cylinder Grinding Real estate conditions in Florida 117-fitp | The professor writes letters in the generally an* good, and there is a Phone 62---------Sanford, Florida A- Renton, Sanford, Fla. 1TH E SIN G E R SEW I N< I Machine Co. 1morning •luring tnid-day am again fairly active market for business and , has a few slightly use'll machines in the ufternuon, betimes passing u residence properly,» it is indicated in that they will sell at a substantial re­ smile and good words to the throngs reports o f 11 Florida cities Compiled duction for cash or on easy terms.— Dial visit the capitol and find their by the National Association o f Real T. M. Dunlap, corner Rllli and Laurel, way to Florida's edunctional head­ Estate Boards, which have just been ■nude public. phone 550-W. PH-fitp;; w-lU2-ltp quarters. f i r f -------- a u t o ST. A U G U S TIN E , July 20. — Tim cii'tlia association o f the Florida East jiicnic. Sat unlay at Ormond. FOR RENT— 5 room apartment, unfin nished, 71d Oak avenue. Phone 301. !>7-5tp FOR R E N T— 1•Tirnishe d connecting housekeeping runtiiH, with hath. also furnished room. 813 Magnolia Avc. PH-fitp FOR KENT Two and one-half acre farm south of licit* Sanitarium on liox 115. Union Avenue. P, O. 1 IW- ■Up; w-|(l2-ltp m hJ Kv 8x W IL L H A V E PICNICS cursion train will m a k e: the "trip which will Fo the occasion •>£ the third annual outing of the organization. F o il R E N T— Furnished nnd unfur­ nished apartments and sleeping rooms. Ferndnle apartments, under new management, Bishop lllock, cor­ ner First street and Pnlinettn avenue. — \V. It. Grovenstein, Manager, Phone 251-W. ilO-tpK nicihfciM'ssaiiuiuh Quick Service Transfer A. R. A. Withdrawing, Lea. .s . . i For Russian Children Weakened By Hard Years of the Famine R A IL W A Y CLERKS in Moscow. It is maintained for tho I lng harvest will bring to Russin food children who are pupils In tho school |enough to care for her teeming milplctured, but it Is typical of what lions nnd leave a goodly surplus to the A. R. A. is doing all over Russin. bo exported. 11ecuuse it is purely an The faces of tho children aro tho emergency organization for the re- i best Index of Die success which tho lief of famine, tho American Relief ' American Relief Administration has Administration believes that tho attained in counteracting tho rav­ harvest tijno should see the end o f ages o f famine und undernourish­ Its Russian progrnm. Tho tank of ment. They toll, better even than relieving the general poverty that tho letters which the children write exists because of tho breakdown of to their American benefactors, how tho industrial life o f the country much tho nourishing cocoa, tho corn and the disorganization of the social grits and tho fats, the good wheat and economic structures nnd tho dour and American milk have meant slow work o f reconstruction and to the millions o f half-starved rehabilitation la left to other urchins, ninny of them orphans, agencies. --------------— — - I many o f them merely lost or aban­ But whatever may bo done for doned. who hnvo found their way thorn in tho future, there nro mil­ Into tnc Russian Institutions— insti­ lions of children in Russia who will tutions so destitute o f funds os to cherish tho memory of tho "A h ra '" be unablo to provide tho Faro de­ kitchens, where they nto strango but cencies for healthful living. hungor-q hunger-quenching foods In tb«^ ... Uy> prospects a ru th a } tho « D t _ J S M l .o f tho ItlCftl XflUlno. Sjitu kil T.»x fVln*i*l IHMtiiuf N h . 2, K m i i I* !!••!»* i \nni! \. |*|i»rliLi. Lx II. J. U Y f r * ...» W \ 1Mil.1|. ttlltl J \V. I l l <n Trii*‘ l i t h . flint *\ I*. I l a r r lru»n, I *11f11ttiMii, I ’ r n l T. IV I lift tint P, Jitiii x t >.«h .in jim ,m » (tiiM't i nf i ii«* <*uiinty ftunnl f«»r Hontiti«»L« <*MUiit>, F lor id a . VHT I h * Klfito *>f Fh»rl»ta, vx r**l lion. A. |i h *i »U«,k. Stull* A t l n n i i 1)' f**r t lit* Si \until Jmllulal I ’ l r m l l o f F lo r id a C ITA TIO N . T o tlir i M t l u r i " and Tfixpi»)t*rft o f n ili! S |n’ul;i { T o i ’ SvItiMii IH nI r ie l N il 2, So fiii tiolf >timy. FlorUto; W lit*i «*:i n : A |ii't It Ion lino hern filed In tlo ithovo Mt> li d tNuirt hy Hpeelnl T o * Si'liMni I »lntrlrt No. 2. Hemlnulr i*itiiniy, Florhln, Ktrilnu f»»rtli tli«* fo r t l liai a i h uMiuA linn I...... r o l l e d find l u ld in rot Id S|Hr (a I '1*011 Sr li ool DI h It'lri No, '* o n * l i t o lotli itax «»f .fuU, I!*21, !•* il.iv Holin' o h r l h o r *»r not t Ii i'll' NttiHifil I m d hv *a Id S peel a I r.-ut SrltMfd I 'lH tilr t. hoinlo In tin* Mint ..f i .U.mio in». to l i n i r l n ii ri'81 ot tin* l i it.* «Y **l\ |m r «*f»ni o u ; i . i w r fiitntint. j IntrT'uN't i mix nI■*I«. isoitiLoititiiolCy. i*rltirl (Mil I •i tioitiirr t hlrt > » r n m nfl**r llto 1d o t r i.f Mm* l.ololo, nU*l tin mild iMilldn i |m hr d i i f n l .1ii t> U t . |*t21. th r inn' nf th r ?«3i til holuH to hi* llitrd f*'l i tin* '|111 r 111»ni * nf nrif nti I rtti, InMill ill tit:, « i i hi it: lour, f urtihdilfiK or o t l i n w l s r tin p n i v l t K mliMol iMilldltlur* and arliunl i:ri'in nh and fop th r « \rtii*|vr lai* o f I hr 1111 Id |u f i r r » i 'Ihm'U w It hlli Mild :t|.. . 1,1 1 Tii % Si hold I i|i*t r l n N o ?, I lull t raiivaxM of tin- i * I urn* of m i d r l r r liiifi hI ii . u t*r I mu f.udr that nit hi «d rrt ion m In f.tvur of Ih r Inntiaiirr nf |Mi. Ha Id |imit ii|■* :ih Iifonotlthl hy th r Din•l vh i . .. ; N o w l l i r m f o r e In fttinttiunen* to an ordi't nf tlir I'ntit l In f r i l l Itlftdn Mint 111 ' rum for rn it v w ith Jaw N o th ’ *- la h r t r h y g h . ii that lh«* rltl*riiN and tiiX|o»y«»tH ».f tin Mihl Sin r ia l T o i S rh o ol Mlalrlot \o S«.min.•!.- I ' n t u t h , Florlihi, nr»* h> thr M.fhl ii nli 'r and hy law rt*f|tilrrd in I* and Attpr.tr hrf.o** Hotiorilhlf* H it riHi « ..in I nf t In- Srx rut It J iii II cI h I Ini ill t\ ..r M l 1 In* It 111). o f J’'iMlUjit Ill tIHt A 1* 1!» .*.1, III la'll *.‘4 l*ti U 1n Hciuluulc |l lilt •rnlnu, at San fuoJ, til til> F\% Mill ,1. III *■II *1fill1 I lt**t‘V to i , W It % ¥ It 111 mil *•;1HIM*. If onjt Tt if»y lilt x > *1 lllllt t'llllmhJh ‘ hotiL 1 lint Ii ■ Vi\ 1 nn it rririfii f«S*il 1 4 tl«1 Ittol .1> tilt It \\ I T \ » :s s mft l. . Mt S t ufs.ii 4 S,ii ml lt>nit* i *»iiint \, 12i Ii t|il> io f Jill > A I**t Mu . t It J’* 111. 1 uf tin- rcpuiting cities insist they are tHis particular phase of agriculture. These days will be Thursday, Friday lint being overbuilt. The summary o f the national real mid Saturday, August O il. estate situation in the survey indi­ Special efforts are being taken to ONE IN TEN cates that a general housing shortage see that every vital problem o f truck­ Neglecting a littlo wound, cut or abroad exists throughout the country. Of ing is covered in the prog ram, und the ion of thu tlndi limy In ninn rase* out of the 215 cities repotting, I I I report interests o f the small trucker, rather ten cause no prrat sulTering or inconveni­ shortage, til report no shortage, and than those of the man who cultivates ence, hot it is thn ono cosa in ten that rnuacn blood poisoning, lockjaw or a 2H indicate a shortage,1,a* moderate, many acres, are to be given most con­ clinmio festering sore. Tho chcsiicat, safest und liest rotirso is to disinfect tho lint not acute, , sideration. wound with linuitl Boroiono and apply Six cities report some overbuild­ Some of the subjects to lie studied the Iturozoiu) l ’owdcr to complete tho ing. are: Nematodes and their control, healing process, l’ rlco (liquid) 30c. 60o A large increase nationally in the disease control of truck crops, s'cl and $1.20. Powder 30o ami 60c. Sold by amounts of building permits up to control of truck, spraying equipment U NION P H A R M A C Y June 1, 1923, over the siinie period needed by the trucker, sweet potato Sanford, Florida in I!fii22, is reported. Inereases are culture, seedbed and seed selections, reported by lrt5 cities, 15 report a tie- i . fss of vegetables in transit, m arket-1 The real estate boards* report com­ crease, 12 report no change. lag and storage. An upward t.rend in residence rent­ prises conditions in 215 cities and lb ports teaching the university in counties in the United States and als is noted in 123 cities, 2fi report a dicate that many farm families are downward trend a ltd -83 arc station­ Canada. rnmiug to Gainesville to make farm­ A L L SIZES Eleven Florida cities are included ary. Reports front 170 cities indicate ers' week their vacation week this in this total, ami nine of them re- a strong upward trend in business i year. Arrangements have been made port the market for residence pro­ rentals, six report a downward ten­ I whereby farmers who attend may ohperty very good or fair, while tWn dency and 2fi report a stationary con­ 1tain rooms and meals on the campus if in i describe as “ slowly." Duly one Flor­ dition. 105 Palmetto Avc.--------Phone 4B1-J n.Mrkct conditions in tVsidc.tllul, fl)r «* ‘ll*ll« r « ida city says the market for Irtisine.-ia pruprety are reported good in I IK property is slow, thu remaining 10 saying It is good, fair, excellent or cities, fair in fill and poor in 15. On 1 business property, the condition is re* j very active. ported good in 13fi cities, fair in fi2 B u llin g permits in the 11 report­ ing Florida cities generally show an und poor in 33, Labor conditions arc reported sat- j Increase, although one city did not ^ I Is factory in I I I cities, fair in 10 and1 report on this activity, apil two re unsatisfactory in 80, |, port no d lffir .n o . in !h . „ o T b .r ; ,f The mortgage money supply con­ inpermits. The values shuw,, tinues to be generally satisfactory in crease in these two, however. 150 reporting cities, while 05 report The trend o f relit on residential a shortage. Seventeen cities report property is described us upward in 11 a moderate supply. seven reporting cities, while four re­ port rent* stationary. Business dis­ trict rentals arc tending upward in It) Truck Farmers cities, and stationary in one. Who Attend Meet Bicycle Tires! $1.65 UP P. I». ItINIOS There is u labor shortage in three Florida cities, but the remaining eight say labor'conditions arc good, or very good. Eight cities report an Insufficiency o f mortgage money for extensions developments, while three assort they have a plentiful supply o f funds. Four o f the reporting cities declare they have a housing shortage, and one aays it has u shortage, too, but that the altoation Is nnt‘ «c vte.k (A ll 2 ^kllTIy/Ui i DI M' I -jrjv * X s e ' i p a w w t a i l l « « u A t The University Kind Good Program Awaits Them During the Week Will TH E B IN D IN G OF S A T A N M IL L E N IU M ” A N D TH E i Hear this subject tonlp.ht at the •II* The V h .n r ln le g p re s s ) G A IN E S V ILLE , July 2fi»— Truck farmers who attend Farmers' and Fruit Growers' Week nt the Univer­ sity of.Florida, August (L-II, will find, that three days have been set aside, for the study o f problems relating to j ! / m . . i : Big Tent, Palmetto Ave. and Third St. Tomorrow the Subject is “Hell” i �t > u - j i mi i f it* THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1923 PAGE FOUR GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING R. L . SH IPP, Editor CRIQUE AND DUNDEE BOUT ON TONIGHT BASE BALL NEWS] DEMPSEY WILL ~ BATTLE FIBPO SAYS RICKARD Y E S T E R D A Y ’S R E SU LTS Florida Stale League St. Fete 4, Orlando 5, Tnmpa 0, Daytona ft. Lakeland 2, Urndentown 7. i. m i . i V 4 1 1 I It |r T h e A « n i H n < n l I ' r e m l n t r Tfc, A » I N > I , M N E W YO RK, July 2&—.lark DompRoy Stewart tonight in "Uuming N E W YORK, July 2(1.— Eugene acy, world's heavyweight champion, Words." Criqui, French holder o f the world's anil Luis Angel Firpo, hl» challenger featherweight boxing crown, and You-will like this tale of this north- Johnny Dundee, his itnlinn-Anioricnn from the Argentine, have been match­ ed for n title bout, probably In Sep­ woods featuring Roy Stewart as a challenger, were pronounced lust tember nt a site within or close to hero o f the Royal Mounted. night to he fit and ready for their New York. Promoter Tex Rickard chumpionship match tonight nt the , American I.endue announced late yesterday that articles This is n story thnt will bring the Polo Grounds. Detroit 0, Chicago 3. binding the match had been signed hy tears to your eyes more than once. New York ft, Philadelphia 4. Doth boxers wore well under the Firpo ami Jack Kearns, the cham­ Cleveland 2, St. Louis 3, (11 120 pounds limit today, Dundee scal­ pion’s manager, hut said the date andI Don’ t miss one of the best o f its ing 124 V*, after u light workout, nings). place were still a matter o f uncer­ kind. Wnshington-Duston, rain. and Criqui n half pound less. They tainty. will he close to those figures when "You can say that the match is Also “ Sniarly" a two:pnrt Century th(>y CBtop tho r5rm Southern Association * signed, sealed and delivered," Rick­ pomedy. Chattanooga 3, Birmingham 4 (U Roxing followers anticipate one of ard snid, "and thnt it will ho held in innings), the keenest title fights of a season the United Slates but I can give no And tonight the honor guests will that already has witnessed a half Nashville ft, Atlanta 8. other details now." ho Dr. Mnson and family and will see dozen championship contests.1* Among Kittle Rock 2, Mobile 3. Ilclef that Rickard had the Fnlo this fine* picture without cost to them. experts, Dundee has been a slight fa Memphis-New Orleans, rain. Crounds in mind ns the probable site ,, ,| vorjto, but the Frcnchhmnn, yho demwas strengthened hy information thnt And thru* don t forget h riday and 0|]strftt(,d hi„ ipce(j )iml |)Unch|ng pow­ LA M E S TO D A Y he had held another conference with •Saturday— Norma Tulmndgc ami t,cw Florida Slate l,cnKur ers in knocking Johnny Kilbnne from Charles A. Stonehnm, president o f the Cody in "W ithin the Law " with In­ the throne, nearly two months ago, Orlando at Daytona. ternational News, ordy one day old. New York Ginnts. * St. Petersburg at Lakeland. has many ardent barker*. Whnt Rickard has guaranteed eith­ Rradentown nt Tampa. Roth nre clover ring generals and er fighter was not disclosed. When good boxers. Criqui, 29 years old, is H U M P H R IE S W O N Firpo came hack to the United States HOW T H E Y S T A N D n year younger, hay some advantage Inst March for n series o f matches HIS O W N G A M E B Y in height and reach and is a harder under the promoter’s auspic.es, the Florida State League hitter, hut Dundee's supporters be­ S IN G L IN G IN 9TH Won Lout Pet. frst o f which was with Hill Rrennan, lieve bis endurance and aggressiveRradentown ....... . O .733 it was said, the Argentine fighter was ***H ** # K O R L A N p q , July.2ft.— Rert llumph- nesa will offset these advantages 9 .710 promised $100,000 in event he gained lies was too much for the Saints yes­ Orlando ............... 22 The ndvnqro sale reached $100,000 a title bout with Dempsey. The cham­ 18 .438 14 Daytona terday. For the second time in the yesterday, according i o promoters, .414 pion's end, it was figured, probably three game series the veteran won who announced they exported to ex­ 17 Kt. PctcrslrarK ___ 12 DANGER IN RICE I X P K K M K R IT A T K D THOUGHTS. | Insurance Is the basis o f all credit. .414 would be close to $500,000. 17 Lakeland .............. 12 from the down statu clan. Rert look ceed $150,(100 by today. SEED IM PO R TA TIO N S It is easier to make a virtue o f When a man has a fire and hi- prop. a 22 .290 Tampa ................. Arrangements have be. n* made to up Du* hurling assignment in the first S A Y S D E P A R T M E N T necessity than.it is to make a nec-j ert is insured he wants his money of the ninth, but that isn’ t the story handle a crowd of 05,000. Vanderbilt Football ______ .'easily o f virtue. * at once. Insurance reserves must )k> National la-ague o f how he won the game for the * Team Will Play Eight Uurkcmen, ft to 4. Humphries came Won Lost IVt. TALI.AHA.SKKK. Fla., July 2l!.— kept in nssi'ts that can be turned into Advice is premature experience. LOW TID ES ON REACH, 1021 31 .650 According to information received by cash immediately. New York ............ fiO aftc Hcwarc of the woman who is in Games This Season to liat in the last o f the ninthFrancis' 36 .607 F " rPnoon nn'1 uf,,‘rnoon orcu r!the' Flori.!:, agricultural department. her clcmcr.t when Ginrinnati ............ *64 si:.*; minded by two were down, with "Chili .627 43 Pittsburgh ..... ...... 48 Just " t^ U,:|,rOXin,f' t',ly th" *a,nC huur a,ul the federal department of agriculture templnt ion. None o f Them Will lie Played With ' 1" n h,,<1 " n hn,f "»■ » minute. MOTHERS 43 .527 Ihas placed a quarantine against im­ Chicago ........ ....... *18 to prove to Orlando fans and to tlu Some women have the liappy knack Watch for symptoms of worms in your Date June Florida. 46 .511 portation into this country of diseased Kt. Louis ....... ...... 47 Saints that he was the nemisis o f of being .*<» disagreeable that ineti children. These parasite* tiro the grmt rice fungous, including down mildew, 43 .517 Hrooklyn ............. 4ft dc*lroycra of child life. If you have Rrndley's tend], Rert shot a hot one, N A S H V IL L E . Term.. July 2ft.— Tin reaso i to think your child has worms, act leaf Moot, Idrgtit and glume blotch, keep away from them. Philadelphia . 20 ,295 02 I down the left field foul line, Francis j will piny eight | A reformer is one who tries to qui■■kly. Give the little tme a due* or r.5 as Well ns dangerous insect pests new 25 Uimloti .278 Vanderbilt team twin.I Whit.*'h ( "ream Vermifuge. Horan games this fall, six o f them at Dud­ coming in with lift* winningr un o f the and heretofore .lint widely prevalent chase h'slory op a bm k alley when cuMiut e\, t where lliis tiuo'-tri'-d and' game anil the Saints left Tinker Field ley Field, the new concrete stadium ■o distributed within and throughout lie think« it is going to repeat it- so cesiful rviiu-i|y j* iimvI. It drrvi-s out American League that was opened for use Inst year. for the Inst this this season. Score: i .11 IW - Ui2ft„ rl1l'"Vtttt(M" S t a t e s . •n. .. i<IIit.-X. .rmv.mul restnmv'tltc* ni-yho 'nt* —*J ♦tlf, IVt. Won Lost <Irlfrndo r ■. HIM) ( « 2 IH)| —fi ■ iK*:.l'.b to baby checks. Price 35c; Siidliy The Commodore* will Journey to Ann tlioie-and A pprnximatrly twenty Many wlm are old i tiongh to know .616 38 ft] New York 200 ft 1ft tftft— t Arbor for their annual clash with St. Petersburg U N IO N PH A R M AC Y bushels o f rice was rai-ed in Floi id:i j wi It they were young enough to have 4 Cleveland 6ft .682 Michigan oil October 13, and on the (to find out. dtiiing the 1922 -ca: on. Sanford, Florida .510 17 1 4 Kt. Limb: I following Saturday will appear C H A P M A N W IN S .5011 II 11 Detroit against Texas at Dallas. The sched­ LA ST O N E FOR .483 Chicago 46 13 ■ M nnaannaritiit znK aw n an x i « i i t x » e * t t B a * a » a D r z a e m r u i : a B j a r : r » g x ; t B r r c r : r r i i : - J i C u i i t i r i J M ule, jit*l made public, shown Vitmly .172 again lined up against its ancient 17 12 Philadelphia D A YTO N A CLUB 61) .125 Turke Day opponent — Sewnnoc. The 37 Washington ( I bis Was Wri l t i a by a Woman) .376 schedule follows: 63 Ronton.» 32 DAY-TON A,- .luty '-’ft A tripld plav c-» 1 Ceptember 20- Middle Tennessee was made here yesterday by the Tam­ pa leant playing the locals. With a |State Xoirnat, at Nashville. S U L L Y W O N HIS Oct idler ft— Howard College, at runner oil first and another on sec­ ond. tii* Daytona huttt Km cut a line T E N T H S T R A IG H T Nnrdix file. , Otcnber l.'l -Michigan, at Ann Ar- drive to the second Irasi'inan, duuba m e y e s t e r d a y hnr, j ling both the 1 uniter oil nCroed nriil 21 the runner on first. * iinpmun pitch- 22 October 2ft Texas, at Dallas. R R AD E N TO W N , July 2ft.— Roy ■it a woinh i ful game, shuttiri): Tam ­ October 27 -Tolane. at Nashville. Sullivan, ace hurler, won his tenth November 4— Mississippi A. &. M pa out, 5 to ft. The score: straight game yesterday when BradU tlft l l ll l l (Itltl II o r, Tampa at Nashville. entown made a clean sweep o f the out) :»»<) 20x—ft November I I — University o f Tell- Daytona Lakeland series, drubbing the High­ ncssee, lit Nashville. landers 7 to 2. A jumping one-hand­ November 18— University o f Geor­ I ant tut nld-lushioncd luty or of tho necessi­ Huginen Make It ed catch and double o f n sizzling lin­ toward losing a customer, and had certainly gia, at Nashville. er by Elliott featured. The score: ties for my household. I go to I ho store ntyTwo in Row Off le d a good deal of time, especially since some Thanksgiving Day— Sewanre, at Lakeland ........ 010 010 000—2 ■clf. To tr.o this work is not irksomo. In a*(iville. olln r people were standing around waiting to Rradentown , 000 007 OOx— 7 Pri> s fur n M*iisnn lift* v\fact, I like it. 1 like to look at the shelves so be waited on. First Quarter Full .Moon Last quarter cel lent, neeording to Dan Meliugin.J P H IL A D E L P H IA , July 2d.— New full of cans an.I packages of so many colors. G, W. Lawton, Rracetet Watch Ex­ June 21 June 28 July B long-time coach o f llut < nmmodores.! York matlt* it two in a row from Phil* 1 liko lo do this for tho same reason that I pert, 2tB Hpulh Orange, brlando, Fla. , , , , , , .July 2U July 27 Aug 4 If that grocer had sold advertised goods he hut he is not expecting to present as 4-2 t-t fi­ L , 1 1 wh, ^ » .,ilr; ,,,K Aug. w * a u B. 20 Kept. 3 don't mind being in a crowd. >w.tthl certainly have had the brand I sugstrting a team un in the past few finish gave the Yankees a five to four Kept. 2 1 O il. 3 yeurs, owing to graduation taking victory. Ruth was purposely passed Kept. 17 ge I imI and he would have made a sale; in­ When in a crowd4! look for familiar faces. Its a hard wot Id. Drive methods away sunn* o f the strong material of |three time* bringing hi* total passes cidentally, he would have bid us good day started un for the poorhousr, and When I soo thorn l am delighted. When I Itai hand cold waves are uninvited last year, ltnnar, cm!; Khun, quur- this season to I ftp. The score: cheerily and we would have been satisfied. . no wwunt of method in diiving starts I guest* that can usually In* counted on am in a store I look for familiar goods and teiback and captain; Itccse, Rountree, New York (MU) 0(10 041— B P :i un for emergency ward. to appear at any picnic. and several other old members will Philadelphia when I see them I buy. Those goods have 020 00! 10ft t P 1 Familiar faces are wonderful. To me, in tcturn, however. Khnwkcy and Kchung; Nasty, llcibecome familiar to mo through advertising The only three thing* entirely my capacity ns a buyer for a fairly large nineh and Perkin*. .and I have noticed that the grocery men who empty ate a vacuum, Europe** purse, household, familiar things on the shelves of Reds Lose When and the house when the w-ife is away. have the most o f those familiar packages ST. LOUIS, July 2ft.— SIU. Louts the stores I visit are only a little less wonderCORRECTED M A Y 1, 192.1 Luii uc Weakens somehow or other seem to always go ahead. broke even on the four game series 1 South Round itil. for those familiar,things help me in do­ r In The Seventh with Cleveland by winning yester­ 1 went into a store not of my own choosing ing hotter and more economically the job day’* game 3 to 2 in II innings. The A rrive Departs but with a friend who, among other things* C IN C IN N A T I. July 2ft.*-Hrooklyn which I must work at every day. score: 2:16 n.m. 83 2:30 a.m. No. Wc have just closed a Tire Distribu­ pulled Cincinnati back into a tie with Cleveland 000 (til l)0() 0 0 -2 7 ft asked for a very well known article of food 8:40 a.m. No. 27.......... 000 Hit fttlft 01— 3 12 2 tors tauttrml with the Oldfield uml which is packed in a can, although she did 2:45 p.m. Pittsburgh by winning the first game St, Louis 89 2:25 p.m. No, Those advertised articles which I buy and o f Ihu series from the local* yester­ Coveleskie anti O’N eil; DanfiTrlh Michlin Tire Factories that will per­ 7:^0 p.m. 85 . 6:55 p.m. No. not ask for any specific kind. 1 id ways buy which I always buy I know have been sub­ mit us to furnish you these celebrat­ day ft to 3. Tho score: ami Scvereid. ----------and instinctively I told her that was mitted to the criticism of both comjtetitor ed lire* ut less than wholesale prices Brooklyn ..... 000 000 210-fl to 2 Northbound the kind she should ask for. Clt some of the same quality tires, and consumer. This subjection to almost Cincinnati .... 002 000 001— 3 7 2 CHICAGO, July 2ft.— Detroit made Departs A rrive O LD FIELD oversize and M ll'H E L IN Vance and DeBerry j Luque and a clean sweep o f the three game scr­ world-wide critical examination demonstrates 2:03 n.m. 82 ....... 1:48 a.m. No. The dealer overheard me and said, "M ad­ Regular CORDS ies with Chicago yesterday when they 12:06 p.tn. Hargrave. No. 84..........11:15 a.m. to me that tho manufacturer bus supreme am, I never sell that article, I sell instead started a batting rally in the sixth 30x3 Vi ..................................... *11JS 8D....... , 3:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. No. confidence in his goods. He cannot tell » .............. i..................... 20.NO PITTSB U RG H , July 20,— PitUburg inning amt drove Cvengroa o ff the 32x4 something very much h otter-------------- my No. 2H ....... jl0:00 p.m. falsehood about the things he makes, because 33x4 21.95 went into a tie with Cincinnati for mound, winning 0 tif 3. The score: own brand." < i it i • there are too many in the world to find hint 32x4'-a *..................................... 20.00 second place yesterday when they de­ Detroit ...... 000 024 000—6 11 2 Trilby ltranrli flated Boston In both gnmea a dauldo **MVk • .............. 2N.30 out. Chicago ... ........ 100 200 000—3 t) 0 Then he launched into a five-minute talk Departs Arrivu 34.90 Dauss and Dossier; Cvengros, 33x5 7:30 a.m. header, winning the first ft to 2 and xNu. 1jyl'O ••It•*4-» on why this article was belter than the.one 35x6 35.NO the second 10 to 3. The scores: Thurston anti Krhalk. 3:25 p.m. xNo. 24........ . 1 Constnnt advertising of any product proves I hail named, lint somehow my friend had 110.25 30x0 First game: «• xNu. 25 ........ 1:30 p.m. that product has stood the test of scrutiny* been convinced hy what 1 had suggested and 3Hx7 33.75 Boston 000 002 0tt0 2 8 1 STO PPED I l l s P A IN S . 5:50 p.m. xNo. 101 . Is it any wonder then why I, ns one o f sever­ 40x8 she did not buy that-can which the grover 110.50 Pittsburgh . . Otto 1)00 t lx — ft 10 0 “ I was suffering with a severe cold, al million women in my same position, prefer These prices are cash. offered. Miller, Renton, Oeschger, Cooney headache and pains in luy* abdomen," / Leesburg Itrunch Truck Tire owners note, carefully and O 'N eill; Atlanta and Schmidt, articles with which I am acquainted to pro­ writes J. B. Dring, Newport, It. 1. Departs A rrive And I thought as 1 walked out how stub­ and supuly your needs for the coming “ A fte r taking Foley's Honey and Second game: ducts about which 1 have no knowledge and , xNo. 167......... . 3:55 p.m. Ronton 008 000 010— 3 U 1 Tur in conjunction with Foley Cath­ season now. Prices subject to chnngi* born and obstinate that man was. lie had No. 21........... 2:45 p.m. about which th e manufacturer docs not scent, , 640 OOO OOx— 10 10 1 artic Tablets I wna entirely relieved without notice. These tires arc av­ 0:30 n.m. Pittsburgh lost a sale, bad prubably taken his first step « xNo. 168........ . * to have the courage to enlighten me? Fillingim, McNamara anti Gibson; o f my cold and pains." Coughs re­ eraging thvir users 23,000 miles. We 7:10 p.nn No. 22.......... sulting from Bronchitis, Asthma, guarantee our products. Morrison and Gooch. Oviedo Branch Hay Fever, Croup and Whooping Departs A rrive 'I'ltV tieulilc about having your ton- Cough arc quickly relieved with Fol• xNo. 120....— ; 7:46 n.m. Tho largest 3:40 p.m. siln removed tu prolong your life is ey'a Honey and Tar. xNo. 127______ that you have tu wait so long to see selling cough medicine lu the world. PH O N E 543—SAN FO R D , FLO R ID A Sold everywhere.—Adv. 7-21-24-20-28-4t whether it work*. •Dally, except Buaday. H llllllllllllllllllllllllllllig iiiiiiiiiiiim u m National League Ronton 2-3, Plttahurgh BIO. Hrooklyn G, Cincinnati 3. No others scheduled. |W hy Are Some Store- j | keepers So Obstinate? | G Tlie Athletics TRAIN SCHEDULE TIRESMTRES! L.. RAY BROTHERS ftsJV, Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with I lie American Association of Advertising1Agencies �l i a i s i n g*■» t h e F a m i l y * 'Alt that G litters Is not Pa s m o n o y i _w_________________________ • -S -/ o - MOK* tvdvt l i t t l E" \ "5MTJ>viP HPv-5 B E E K i 1WO*-DtH<b” C O T OM H E UllOHU>> AMD \U0INC, P^SOT” ' ~~7 O V \V u n d e r . i m e . / ' S IV T E e A DOLLOPS- fVHM UJ/VY [rw t. t r o u b l e o r SfvviMC, — k HEUJ B O v r - ^ 7 * ? / e Z i.i 0 B M 8 j i m m .( rn,4iiitNi * i - SH Edr; d i :'rTrrv Mj m Examined Henry McLaulin, Jr., O pt D. to DIRECTORY : ----------- to Yon tin find the name o f *?cry live Iluninpaa Man In Sanford in thla Column each day. to to to to to Glasses Design'd Optician-Optometrist 111 Beat F lra t^ treet Sanford, Fla. W . J. T H IG P E N Real Estate FIltE , LIF E , AUTO IN SU R AN C E to t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o Quick Service Transfer to CLASSIFIED ADS Storage FncIlHIcB to u era pleas® you, tell othera; If not, to tell u*. I’ hona 498 to to to SANFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS to U. W . H E R N D O N S. 0. Shinholser Contractin' mid Kmldcr FLORID A A. P. Connelly & Sons tn H Ural Estate, Loans and Insurance I'hmir IS to 101-8 Magnolia Avc. STEW ART The Florist to Cards of Hanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, eeeh of whom. In hi* choarn profeealoo th* Herald recom­ mend* to the people. to to to to to to to to to to George A. DeCottes Attorney-nt-Law Over Seminole County Bank ■ AN FORD FLO RID A FRED R. W IL S O N A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W First National Bank Building SANFORD FLO RID A KLTON J. M O U G H TO N A R C H ITE C T R*om 7, M iller Bldg. SANFORD FLO RID A ICHELLE M A IN E S LAW YER • :— Court House I I I I I r e n i t t ' o i i r f t N i* v r lH h J m l l r t n l f l r r i i l t , *♦*»»» I m il r C h i h Q i l ‘T itrl«l* tt \ vi n m i i i N o r im im ih *.i ;i .<nhmki |shi i:. FOR R E N T— Furnished nnd unfur- to ni shetl apartments nnd sleeping to rooms., Fcrndnlo apartments, under J to K; • *l al T a x I Muir lot No. 2, 8 *tmin.ifi* t'liuuiy. 1‘ lnritlii, I»y M J. Ovi*r* k i t n i , \v. v . |*it mi, mill j . \v. d a * I » * i i . T i i i h i * i 'n. to unfurnished FOR RE NT Furnished modern. I’ll! ne 551-.I. ! FOR S A L E — Rhode Island eggs for FOUND setting, 15 eggs for f t . 00. Mrs. 1 f r can Ellsworth, ‘‘Ueardull Avenue. San­ .1 K illi a n d ford. 83-tfp I' tin Ida i'cen.-e tag. j ( iwn■*ii • 0^.1111 nlifntificnp a y :: for a.lS^aJL ut llero ffic e . 07-tfe n ld FOR S A L E —5 Pointer pups. No. 1 1___ ; stuck. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San*1 i ford Avc. . IKI-t'e *--------** in ia U u - li.-.c . la » l ie a i r . <■' ,1 t i l - pn I o i; SA LE No.' s l t 'w . St First"St. ft: t Attractive terms. Address owner. 111! Pox 782, Daytona, Fin. OD-tfc .v l~• old,* to get- fi Moanie • have pi of getting air I lu r r l im t i * Si \ vail h ,1ml tuLi 1 F i r r i l i l o f i To tin* Florlil n U T A T IO > * « 'lt l* r | p s j ii m I T i » * | M ) r r n of j natil T t \x Stiiniil I »|**t r h i No. 2. . Si fi>hio lr F i m o t y . F l o r i d a : i W lirivn *: A |*<iltlon han I•«?t*I» lllrd ; in tin’ alo'Vo > l n l F o u r t by Sprclnl i\n SiiiM.d IdHirlrt No 2, H nn ln o lo •*oi»nty* F lo rid a , n i i l l m t fo r iti I b r fit*'* iltjtl a sdtM'lloii b a n b r r f i r n l l r d Bflil j Ik Id in ua Id Sp»idi*l T ux Srhool Din|t l i r t N o mi* I b r IiMIi day o f July. rooms, 101-5tp apartment, tun titp I*. V i, # lit** Hln!** o f Florliln. «'* rcl t i r o . A I *»■*\ * it *••». S t a t u A t t o r r o -y f* »r t t i r to FOR RENT-— Furnished connecting housekeeping rooms, with bath, Ft to also furnished room. 813 Magnolia Avo. fW-fltpj to FOR R E N T—Two and one-italf acre to farm south of licit;*. Sanitarium on to Union Avenue. P, O. l!ox lift. !♦:»- up ; w- 102 -Dp FOR RENT : ,1 1 1 Elm A v( i « t141 r i *)i.ii in t i n , r i i t| T. W ilh.im#*, mnl <*. v I >.ilt.iN ti* M* tnl'i i * »»f tin* «V»tirity r . " h i ««f Fni'hi* I h m ru c tio n for HpiiiIip 'I o 4'oii tity, K loiii la . FOR RENT— ft room apartment, un­ furnished, 711 Oak avenue. Phone to to .101._____________________________H7-5tp O FFER EX TR AO R D IN A R Y .COMPTON IS CHAMPION Cut Flower*--------------Floral Designs One new five room house with hath, .UTTER W RITER OF S T A T E ; full lot, well located NEVER OC­ WIDTHS A L L TH E T IM E Annual and Ornamental Plant* CUPIED. 811 Myrtle A re,-----------Phone 200-W PRICE I ll| T in * %nmin*I ft: 11 ***| l* r r nh ) $3,000.00 --------— Terms to suit you TA L L A H A S S E E , Flu., July 23.— ------------------------------------------------A R E A L HAIMS A IN I’rufeSHiir J. ( ’. Cumplon, chief clerk SANFORD M A C H IN E to the superinleiuleiil of puhlie in­ A. P. C O NN E LLY A SONS 79-tfc struction, soon will he ipialitied to COM PANY General Machine nnd IkiUer M 11|,ES FDR SALE .lust uuhmded n cjiler a contest to decide who is the car o f fine mules, for -sale or {champion letter writer of Florida, his Works trade. Conte to sf'e them.— Whighum fiienils believe. Cylinder Grinding l»7-fitp The professor writes letters in the Phone 61!--------Sanford, Florida i- Renton, Sanford, Flu. *TH E SING ER SEWI N G M ioh in e Vo. I morning, during mid-day and again . |,JIR u f(.w sligiitly used machines in the afternoon, betimes passing a that they will sell at a substantial ro- smile and good words to the throngs to durtion for cash or on easy terms.— that visit the capital und find their T. M. Dunlap, corner lutii and Laurel. way to Florida’s eduuctional head­ Phone 580-W. t'H-«t|»;; w-102*ltp quarters. • PURELY PROFESSIONAL R.A. Withdrawing, Leai - . For Russian Children Weakened .... By Hard Years Famine FOR S A LE OR R E N T— Truck in p land. I have hammock and pine ttuckinp land developed, partly devel­ oped nnd undeveloped in Iowa City section for sale or njnt. Write E. R. Moore, 250 N. E. 25th street, Miami, or see Robert Filip, Oviedo. 84-d; w i f e FARMERS —You can gat se®d b®d frHin-s ami irrigation plug* at tk* FOR RKN T 1imdshed house Seeping 11111 "is, : for $25,110 or 2 for $18,00 Sanford Novelty Work*. 100 tfc per month 31 t F. ist Fifth St. lot 3tp FOR S A L E — Ooaier and Gays' paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty i FO UND , Works, Sanford agents. lS3-tfc FIRE-------- A U T O -------- RONDS t:* I n l t l l . b r d to to FOR SALE INSU RANCE AG E N C Y •ANFORD to A. to Ulasslfird Ads 1c n word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. And positively no Classified ’Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit nrnrdingly. to FOR R E N T— Store room in new brick building, pood business location.— A. 1’. Connelly & Sons. D5-lfe new manapement, Bishop IRoek, eor-J Her First street and 1’nlmettn avenue.] to — W. It. Grovenstein, Manager, Phone to 23 M V , tut-tpS ' to FOR R E N T to • to to General Shop and Mill to to W ork to CONTRACTOR and BU ILD ER to |W Gommrrcisl Street— Sanford, Fla. to to to V. C. COLLER, Prop. ^ k, .iiV & ffi m m m tm m *j*i«-*s** >v» In Moscow. It Is maintained for the Ing harvest will bring to Russia food children who are pupils in the school enough to care for her teeming mil­ pictured, but it is typical of what lions nnd leave a goodly surplus to the A. H. A. is doing nil over Russia. bo exported. Because it is purely an The faces o f tho children aro the emergency organization for the re- i best Index of the success which the lief of famine, the American Relief American Relief Administration hns Administration believes, that, the attained in counteracting the rav­ harvest time ahuuld see the end o f ages o f famine und undernourish­ its Russian progrnm. The task of ment. Theyvti‘ll, better even than relieving the general poverty that tho letters which the children write exists because of tho breakdown of to thulr American benefactors, how tho industrial life o f the country much tho nourishing cocoa, tho corn and the disorganization o f the social grits and the fats, the good whrat and economic structures nnd tho ilour and American milk nave mennt slow work o f reconstruction mid. to the millions o f half-starved rehabilitation Is left to other urchins, many o f them orphans, ngencies. { many of them merely lost or aban­ But whatever may be dono fo r doned. who hnvo found their way thorn in tho future, there are mil­ Into the Russian institutions—insti­ lions of children in Russia who will tutions so destitute o f funds as to cherish the memory of tho "A h ra ” ’ be unable to provide the bare do kitchens, where they ntn strange but eoneies for healthful living. hungcr-quenc hunger-quenching foods In J * " \ VM.fiUtiO smaller f eeding centers pm pccta aro thuj thfl C 9 S U _iS ftri.« the HEftt famine. Although thft Amerlcftrt Relief Administration Is rapidly withdraw­ ing its personnel and planning to end its work In Russia, Russian rhildrcn from Pctrograd to Odessa, In thousands o f schools and chil­ dren’s homes, aro still sitting down happily to their daily nu-al of A. R. A. food. Colonel William N. Haskell, when he ngreetf to feed up to 3,000,000 Russian children to tho coming harvest, requisitioned sufllcicnt food aupplios to enable him to carry out that program. As tho Roliof Ad­ ministration withdrawn from the districts, supplies aro left behind in the hands o f the various committees organized to carry on tho work in quantities sufficient to meot the esti­ mated need until the new harvest is gathered. The photograph shows Real Estate Conditions Excellent in Florida, Fairly Active Market Eleven Florida, Cities Report Markets For Real Estate. Good 1i*» l « H11«| tr In‘f"r** 0 If«*ti«•ritl«I•* i i n t » " i n i **f M m t i l t h J m l I u lii I 1*11( l i l t ' , **f l-* l"i hit* tilt till* J i* l ( I f i y »*r V n w iiH t A |i. I 'j J . t i d t* n " V i m k In 41Tri"<— i t i n r n l n i r r v r r 3 s n n f " i» l, ' i t n i n t i i t i t p 1 * "i| lil > . M in i til.*, l i n n n ln l th*i** M* *h " U i'a iiiM ', I f .1 n > M u t I i i i v * . w i n p a h l ’ i . ■r 1i I m *sInm lil fit il I k * x 4111«1«i « t’«I i in r l t*itil ii m u il \\ I T N L S H i i d h *ml .*m l " f f l H i i l I ..f i i f f h . til 8,1 t jf n l *1 8 * 111111"!*' l ’" U l l t Y . r i i i l l i l a . IliM Mk l.'M i i l .O n f J u l y . A . I» r»U .T . t S C A l.) I i A I »i t r i l l . A S S . 4* | iik i ' l l * n 't i* M iirt 8> " u l i i J u - l l c l a l I ' l i i i i l t . S 'l H i n i 'l * ' t ‘" R » i l v K l n i liln |M A M W n k i i , l» S . In II* M a lm ** A 1f " i m - y f " i IS I I I I m i f i f . 7 ♦.* 1 * .2 l - X - 2 - II* iif the reporting cities in*-i-.t they are this particular phase o f agriculture. These days will be Thursday, Friday not being overbuilt. The summary o f 11n* national real and Saturday, Auqusl 0-11. estate situation in <hc survey indi­ Special efforts are being taken to v r ONE IN TEN cates that a general homdng shortage see that every vital problem o f truck­ Neglecting a lit I Li wound, cut or ahnuif Aists throughout the country. Of ing is covered in the .program, and tlit ion of tho flesh may in nino raw'* out of the 215 cities repotting, I I I report interests o f the small trucker, rather ten causo no (treat suffering or ineonveniluit it is tho oao easo in ten that shortage, 31 report no shortage, nnd limn those of the man who cultivates |||<j(h| |K)Uwning, _ lock] iv or 1 28 indicate a shortage, ,n * moderate, many acres, are to be given most eon- cbnnno festering sore. sore, Tho llio cheapest, but not acute. side rat ion. safest nnd ls-st course is to disinfect tlio , , ,. , , , , wound with liquid Boroiono and apply Six cities report some overbuild­ borne o f the subjects to bo studied Ruroiorui l'owder to completo tho ing. nte; Nematodes and their eitnlml, hrnling prucea*. 1’rico (liquid) 30e. 60o A large increase nationally in the disease control or truck crops, insect and $1.20. l’owder 30« and60c. Bold by aminmts of building permits tip to control o f truck, spraying equipment U NION I’ llA R M A C Y June 1, 11*23, over the same period needed by the trucker, sweet potato Sanford, Fluridn in lt*t*22, is reported. Increases are culture, seedbed and seed selection s,_____________ ____ ■ reported by 135 cities, 15 report a do- I less of vegetables in transil, mail.etcrease, 12 report no change. ing and storage. An upward trend in residence rent­ Kc ports teaebing the university in­ als is noted In 123 cities, 23 report a dicate that many farm -families aro downwind tiond and 83 are station­ coming to Gainesville to make farm­ A L L SIZES ary. Reports from 173 cities indicate ers' week their vacation week this a strong upwind trend In business year. Arrangements have been made rentals, six report a downward ten whereby farmers who attend muy ob­ doncy a till 23 report n stationary run I'M*. KINKS tain rooms and meals on the campus dilion. | 105 I’almelto A re.--------I’ hone 481 -J , uMrkct conditions in residential ] ^or “ «IoU«r is «l«y. Real (‘slate conditions in Florida generally are good, and there is a fairly active market for business nnd residence property, il is indicated in reports of 11 Florida cities Compiled by the National Association of Real Estate Hoards, which have just been made puhlie. . Professor Compton came to the o f­ The real estate boards' report com­ FOR S A LE OR RENT House, t/ter fice of superintendent of education prises conditions in 215 cities and August 1st.— See W. J. Thigpen. !)8-lfe twelve years ago from Lake county counties in the United .States and where he had liecn superintendnt of Canada. FOR S A LE — Six good farm mules, schools for nearly 22 years. It soon Eleven Florida ritics are included cheap, cash or terms,— II. S. Long, fell upon him to handle the volumin­ in this total, and nine o f them re­ Osteen, Fla. Phone 4811. IW 3tp ous correspondence o f the office, FOR S A L lf C ! I E A P — One GO” roll top where the letters pile up by the Hun­ port the market for residence pro­ disk in good condition.— Hill Lum­ dreds from all pints of the world ask­ perty very good, or fair, whilu two tlescrilH1 as “ slowly." Only one Flor­ ber Company. 101-3tc ing information concerning the state's ida city says the market fur lAisincs* educational FOR S A L E OR TRAD E Hurt car ___________ system,. u _great many of property is slow, ihu remaining 10 proprety are reported good in 118 good mechanical condition, also |them w ik in g application for positions saying it is good, fair, excellent or cities, fair in <13 and poor in 15. On ! good tires, will sell cheap or trade for „ „ teachers. business property, the condition is re- ( very active. anything of cqunl value.— W. L. Har­ The applications are most numer­ ported good in 133 cities, fair in 32 Building permits in the 11 reportney, Box 352. 101-Up ous in winter. As soon ns the raid und .poor in 33. ing Florida cities generally show an Labor conditions arc reported Nat-] FOR S A L E — Fine lot of Leghorn blast begin to flow in the north, the increase, although one city /lid not hens cheap.— \V. L. Harney, Box _teachers in tho colder climes begin report on this activity, upd two re- Isfactory in 111 cities, fair In 10 und! 352 , 101 -dtp pouring their applications into the Junsatisfactory in 80. ofjpu rt no difference in tho number of hopper that empties the muss The mortgage money supply conpermits. . The values show, an in­ queries on Professor Compton's desk. tinues to be generally satisfactory in j W ANTED crease In these two, however, Especially numerous are the applica­ 150 reporting cities, while 05 report I Thu trend of rent on residential tions front Canada. i• >. a shortage. Seventeen cities Report j W A N TE D — BOYS TO SE LL TH E property is described a* upward in n moderate supply. SAN FO R D H ERALD ON TH E seven reporting cities, while four re­ RELIEVES RHEUM ATISM STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD port rents stationary. Business dis­ C H AN C E FOR AM BITIO US BOYS trict rentals arc tending upward in 10 Truck Farmers " I can simply say that Foloy Kid­ TO M A K E BIG PRO FITS FOR A ney Pills gave me relief from rheu­ cities, and stationary in one. Who Attend Meet FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS matic pains, and have not used sup­ There is n labor shortage in threw , At The University K1IIPP A T T H E H ERALD OFFICE. ports for the last six weeks (had to Florida cities, but the remaining dh-tf use tw o). the best proof you .can eight say labor' conditions are good, W ill Find Good I'rogram Awaits ’_____________ i W A N T E D —Second hand two horse have that Foley Kidney Pills are e f­ or very good. Them During the Week Eight cities report un insufficiency wagon.— Fred Walsma. t»y-3lp fective -is this, that since they cleared W XNTE'O— Man with car to sell com­ my system of uric acid, have been en­ of mortgage money for extensions ( l i t T b r \ » * r ln 1 r ,l I ’ rra a ) G A IN E S V ILLE , Jujy 2ffi—Truck plete line high quality tires and tirely free of pain and depression/’ developments, while three assert they farmers who attend Farmers’ nnd tubes. A money making proposition writes J. W. Hunter, Los Angeles, have a plentiful supply o f funds. Four o f the reporting cities declare Fruit Growers’ Week at tho Univer­ fo r either full or part time. Exclu­ Calif. Backache, Rheumatic Pains, sive territory.— Sterlingworth Tire A Duli Headaches and tired feeling are they have a housing shortage, and sity o f Florida, August 3.-11, will find, quickly relieved by Foley Kidney one says it has u shortage, too, but that three days have keen set aside Rubber Co., East Liverpool, Ohio. that the situation is pot locate., <AU fo r the attidy o f problems relating toj 101-ltp Pills. Sold everywhere.— Adv. I i )* . ” ‘ ffill/TJ * ■*|I’.M . 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 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, July 26, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 26, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 26, 1923; <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/679c407415a88dc6ecba591d3db36ecf.pdf 13af5a2166d03d69368d158f78e8a7d3 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE W O RLD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 100 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923 VOLUME IV, Weekly Weather and, jCrop Review, . . Southern Crops i_ t~ ’ ______ Tcmpcarturr |kl«K Normal and Considerabic Cloudy Weather. Joint Commiittcc Would Iron Out All Old Time Differences NEVERtHELESS TREATY IS • LOOKED UPON AS BE­ ING GOOD ONE And Generosity . Says London 1Times But Telegraph Tnkcs a Gloomy View Mir Tkr AaaHlilril Prrml LONDON, July 25.—Tho outstand­ ing note of ail comment o f today's newnpapers on signing of the Near East peace treaty at Lausanne yes­ terday is frank ndmission of Tur­ key's complete diplomatic victory over allies. Tho rtow treaty never­ theless is regarded by some commen­ tators as a good one. The Timse de­ scribe the document ns n model of generosity and Justico while the Daily Telegraph, which tnkcs a gloomy view expresses the- opinion if the treaty of Sevres hnd boon ratified settlement aettlcmcnt created thereby would very soon have boon shattered. City Library and Other Buildings in Path of Flames • M is T h e A a a n rln fn l T rra a ) ASHEVILLE, N. C., July 25.—Fire of undetermined origin hnd enveloped Emporium building on Soifth Park Square ‘nt noon nnd threatening the city library, Legal building nnd oth­ er buildings valued approximately at n million dollars in the business sec­ tion. The fire was brought under con­ trol *at 1 o’clock nnd confined to tho Emporium building. Two women clerks in the Emporium arc missing. O. P. Walker, floor walker, was severely burned and suffered n frac­ LAUSANNE, July 25.— American diplomatic representatives, headed by tured leg, when he leaped from the Joseph C. Grew, minister to Switzer­ second floor. Another woman clerk land, were prominent in all sessions of the conference. As observers they played n dominant role in tho Inst sessions. They succeeded ill-getting into the treaty clnuscs enforcing the application of the principles of the open door and equal opportunity. Attempting to gnin preferential treatment in the way of economic contracts for foreign countries was defeated ns was the effort to validate disputed British claims to the petro­ leum fields of Mesopotamia. Turkey h«» been at war for twelve ronsrcutlvo years nnd conclusion of the IjuiHnntio necotintionn gives her CLEVELAND, July 25.—A plan for the reunion pf the Northern and Southern divisions of the Methodist Episcopal church was taken under consideration by the Joint commission on unification last night after having been approved by memliers represent­ Ing both branches at separate meet­ ings. The plan drafted bv a joint com­ mittee of sixteen, was. adopted unan­ imously by the northern members at a meeting yesterdny afternoon. At its meeting Inst night the Southern members mnde a few changes in tho wording qf the plan which was then submitted to the joint commission. Confident that the differences in the wording of the plan would be iron­ ed out nnd the breaVh which nroso In 1845 over the question of slavery would by healed, was expressed by members of the joint commission ns they went into session. Approval of the plan means - the possibility of a united church by W25, according to Dr. A. W. Harris, general secretary of the board of ed­ ucation of the northern branch nnd secretary of its unification commit­ tee. If reunion occurs, the Methodist Episcopal will be the first of the groat protestnnt denominations which divided over the question of slavery to become reconciled. . The plan, Dr. Harris said, provides only thnt each church change its con­ stitution so that instend of holding repnrate conferences every four years the two general conferences will be merged. Details of the unification of the various missionary,! eduentionn and benevolent boards, nnd other mat­ ters o f organisation nnd administra­ tion are left to tho merged general conferences to work out, he anid. The required chnnges must l>o ap­ proved by both conferences nnd then ratified by tho nnnunl conferences of the churches throughout-the country. The general conference of the church, north, will meet In Spring­ field, Mass., next May. Should it adopt the plan, a special meeting qf the general conference of the church south, whose next regular meeting is scheduled for 1D2G could lie called for tho fall of 1021, Dr. Harris said. Assurances thnt the two genernl conferences wil Ibo merged is soon by I)r. Harris in tho fact that during tlieir period o f separation both branch­ es have maintained a similnr faith nnd organisation. The problem of reunion has been one o f agreement rather than of complicated questions. The ministerial standing of the ne­ gro bishops nnd clergymen In the nor­ thern Methodist Episcopal church will he continued in the reunited church on an equality with the white minis­ ters and bishops Dr. Harris said. TIu? negro bishops, however, will not preside over white conferences. Twenty of the 154 annual home and foreign conferences into which the northern churches are grouped are ne­ gro conferences. ■ The Southern church hns no negro conferences. After the merger the Methodist Episcopal church will have 25,000 min isters, 11,000 churches and 0,200,000 members. M il Day for Whlch Steel In-AIL FLORIDA TRAFFIC LEAGUE * * dastry Has Keen PROPOSED AT ORLANDO TUESDAY 1 WOULD TAKE CARE OF SHIPPERS completely routed the Grec Orlando Chamber of Commerce Took Up Matter Yesterday With Local Shippers . of Europe. Ismct worsted the cele­ brated lxml Curzon, British secretary of Foreign Affairs, at the Uusnnnc conference. Ismct constantly played two cards: Europes ambition to restore pence in the Near East at almost nny price and tho exaggerated importance Tur­ key possessed as a world power through her geographical position. Annexed to tho treaty of I-ausannc is a special Straits convention where­ by the waterways linking the Medi­ terranean and Black Seas henceforth are thrown open to Iwth the warships «nd nferchantmcn of all nations. It is sn unanimous verdict ' thnt Soviet Dussia’s last" minute decision to ad­ here to this agreement strfhds out as tho most significant single fea­ ture of tho 1-ausnnnc conference; Bolshevik Duasla probably has com­ mitted Russia for all time to open the straight to men of war. Though Ixml Curzon was unable to be present at the second sitting of tho conference, ho continued to be the directing mind in shaping its Volusia county made a bird canstuary by recent act of legislature and Is likely to bocem popular with the feathered songsters who will repay Under a recent ruling the mawng'oi their Mends with unmatchable melo­ home wino la legitimate, and nowf dies id which will be abundant praise. nothing remains to make the darned stuff palatable, Tar rrr««» . WASHINGTON. July 25.— Week­ ly wonthor crop review issued by tho department o f agriculture contains the following on southern crops: Cotton—Temperature M o w normal during moat of the week ami consid­ erable cloudy weather prevailed in central portion. In general progress nnd condition good to very good in northern portion. In Florida the con­ dition of crop generally Very poor due to shedding, rust and weevil. Early cotton short nnd open on high­ lands; some marketed. Citrus Trees— Doing well in Flor­ ida with fruit developing nicely; hold­ ing well. Sugnr Cane—In Everglades region suffered too much,rain, otherwise crop in good condition. Grand Jury Meets On Peters Case • . at White Plains Staying of Peters Drought aircs Son Into It. M ir T h r Million A ««»H n lr< l I'r r a a l WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., July 25.— The extraordinary grnnd jury which hud been expected to report today results of its investigation of the slnying of Clarence Peters o f Haver­ hill, Mass., for which waiter S. Ward, wealthy banker's son once was indieted, but never brought to trial, adiouriicd at noon without acting, will meet again tomorrow. BASEBALL, BATHING SUIT PARADE, ATHLETICS, DANCING,, ETC. In Article Below nnd Grand Time Will Be Enjftyed by the People of Four Counties July Sold as Ia>w as $22.50 and W as Under October Contract M ir T lii- A«»<wlnlr<l I 'r r a s t NEW YORK, July 25.— A break of one hundred nnd forty points in July cotton contracts was recorded on New York exchange shortly after opening this morning. July positions sold ns low ns twenty-two fifty nnd nt one time Were five points under Oc­ tober contracts, which were support­ ed by dry weather news from south­ west. A few weeks ago July cotton wAa nt n premium o f three hundred nnd seventy-five points over October. The drop in July was due to receipt of hundred nnd fifty notices thnt traders who had agreed eo deliver cotton oil ctntrActs were prepared to do so. Convicted Miner Will Get Sentence Tomorrow Pomeroy Killed Man Who Went to Testimony Him for (Hr The A«»m-lnlril l‘ rr«jl , At Cumberland to Be POMEROY, O. , July 25.—James Present at Murder Miller, was convicted of man slaughtr here today for the slaying of Edw. Trial of Garretts Reynolds, West Virginia coal miner, who had gone tb see Miller concern­ ing testimony in armed march case in West Virginia. Miller formerly livedl picked in West Virginia. The jury recom­ will he mended mercy. The sentence will he piiHsed tomorrow. Tho Dally Herald, 16c per week. kirchcli, Hern and Bochum. IMPORTANT DOCUMENT’S Tho reinstated police have already INTENDED FOR COMMAN­ nrrested nnd delivered to the French DER FRENCH ARMY DANCING TONIGHT le st you forget that tonight is the big night at Lake Mary Casino with tho finest orchestra in tho state, the famous Hartzell’s Novelty Orchestra. The finest dance music that has been given to the people o f Hanford for quite a long time, so If you want to go where the crowd goes tonight and have a real big time be sure and drive out to Lake Mary Casino, only a few minutes drive out there from the city o f Sanford and on tho moonlight nights that we have been having it will he a treat. Mr. Sewell, the man­ ager o f the Casino, la making arrangonienta to show you a fine time, and there will he plenty of ice cold drinks obtainable at tha Casino and many features tonight for your pleasure, so don’t forget the place, Lake Mary Ca­ sino and it is tonight and th r time U from 0 p. m. to 1 a. m. Wo will ace you there. it number of Germans accused o f vari­ ous offenses: One such case occur­ red near Stromhcrg where German IMilice arrested two of their country­ Some Indication of German Au men suspected of placing n block of thoritics CollohoralinR With wood on the railroad stracks. Chairman of various committees in rhnrgc of arrangements for Mu­ sical Carnival Day to bo held tomor­ row at Ijike Mary, report everythlag in readiness for what promises to be one o f the biggest affairs ever held In Seminole county. A baseball gnnuv between the semipro teams of Satttfml nnd DeLand will be staged during tho nfternoon, in addition to the numerous athletic nnd water contests. An excellent dia­ mond has been prepared and fans can look forward to a real treat when these teams cross bnjs. Moving pictures will bo taken of all events, n wire to this effect having been received from the representa­ tive o f the Fox News at tho request of tho Chnndicr of Commerce. Tho bathing suit parade will bo held at tile conclusion of the athletic.events, and it is hoped thnt a large number of local girls will participate. Handants by Hanford merchants. This feature Inst yenr was pronounced one of the best ever held in tho state. Miss Allic Gillon together with Mrs. Howard Overlin will be glad to rcceive applications up to tho hour or the parade from girls desiring to enter. . The Tennessee 0 Orchestra has been engaged1 for tho big moonlight has dance. This musical a.ggrCgation _ _ but recently come to Florida, and the reputation brought with them as one qf the best orchestras in the country Is confirmed in Tampa where they created a furore. The Seminole Athletic Association will have full charge of the vnrious athletic events ns follows: Mindral Carnival Day Events. Mussed hand concert nt 2:00 p. m. Dunning Events. 50 yard dash (14 ycnr.’i nnd under.) Girls' and ladies potato race. Two legged race. Men’s 100 yard dash. Men's 220 yard dash. Jumping Events. * Dunning jump. . •' v Btnnding broad jump. Dunning broad Jump. Hop, skip, and jump. Two fifteen minute Wrestling bouts. Two four-round boxing exhibitions. Dnsebnll—Sanford vs. DeLand. Tureot casting (artificial bult). l.auics' diving contest. . .. Ladies' 50 yard swimming race. Boys' diving congest. Boys' 50 yard swimming race (U yours nnd under). Men’s 50 yard swimming rne*. Men’s diving contest. Men’s plunge for distance, Moonlight dances starts 8:15 p. m. Musical Carnival Day has been ex­ tensively advertised not only locally, but • in adjacent communities. Seminole Athletic Association, throu the French Officiate I.ONDON, July 25.—Germans ih communities In Lake. Orange, Seralthe occupied territory are turning out nolo and Volusia counties and a large LONDON, July 26.—A run on Ger­ home-made currency notes to take number of out-of-town people are ex­ man Reichs bank began soon ufter th epiacc of paper o f tho Reichs bunk pected to he present. The band alto opening today, according to Central whic his unobtainable writes the made a trip through Lake and Orange News dispatch from Berlin which Ducsscldorf correspondent o f the counties advertising the affair, and gives causa ns insufficiency of bills Dsily Mail, who aays tho private were aasured at tho time It was the o f largo denominations to satisfy firms and manufacturers are inun­ intention of a great many individuate other banks. dating the financing ministry at Ber­ in those sections to be present.. The lin with request for permission to hnnds of ------Kustls, -- Orlando ■ and• SanBERLIN, .July 25.— Ilqrlio news­ print their own currency. They say ford will all bo present and give • papers reporf Gcrmun police have they are unable to pay their em­ concert during tho afternoon. arrested French courier belonging to ployes. The casting contest with artificial the French Embassy in Berlin inbait at targets, for accuracy and dis­ Homo business combines already expre sstraln near Hagan on the edge tance la first o f lU kind ever held In hsvo Issued such notes nnd there are of the Ruhr. Important documents Seminole county and a large number instances where the managers of Intended for the commander of the French Ruhr army were acixed, it Is mines have put out 100,000 mark of fishermen from all aectiona have bonda against the assets of the mines. stated their Intentions o f competing. said. Refreshments can bo gotten on the One Ducjpeldorf firm has issued metal grounds aa tho Woman's Club hava tokens of various amounts, DUES8ELDORF, Muly 25.—Furarranged to servo a tempting meal all Such private enterprises aro in ad­ thcr Indiction of collaboration o f Ger­ man authorities with tho French in dition to money ii monetary issues during the affair. Tha proceeds of keeping order in tho Ruhr was given made by municipalities. Some of the th eday will go to the U4th Infantry, A hick town la a place where people Monday when the French announced Ruhr town* have been using news­ F. N. G. Band. wonder excitedly whether he will save tha resumption o f German police paper presses to turn out notes, un­ Herald delivered six times a her from the fire in the poxt Install­ service in several important towps der authorization o f the Berlin gavment o f the aerial. * including Recklinghausen. Gelicn-1 eminent. �•rtfe gANFORb DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUL^ 24, 1023 ■ 6 Phone Mrs. G. D. Dlchop for reser­ vations for the subscription bridge party to bo given tomorrow (Wednes­ day) afternoon at 3:30 p. m-.at tho MRS. FR ±D DAIGER, Society Bdltor Parish House. The party is given to I, Phone J17-W I I f r » * l e v * e a r f r le a R . t l a l l l * * r * i raise funds for piny ground equipment — 41 y e a * N ( * ! * ■ • m n k r r r « t r m l k g for the primary school. This is a h r a r , o r If | » * * r * r n fr r t i i l .I .a r , a r i l * ■ r a a ta l r « r * la» t f c l. d r a . r l m m t , k I v I . k worthy cause and it is hoped that it e c t a lla , up t r i e .h i m * th e Itraa. It w ill will be met with a hearty response. he c r r a l l r ■ r p r r r la t r t . SO C IE T Y NEW CLUB : WILL OPEN : ON FRIDAY = . rexBOtroeJtaoai The College Boyt versity ltoyH in are Here Town Arc: II. I). Jordan, (Team captain) S. U. Wimbish I’. L. Crenshaw T. B. Hubbard G. I*. Reynolds (toe.nmoocinr* GkOUP of ambitious tvidratvnlce young mm arc working -hr this city during their summer vacation, to earn their tuition to college. One of there stuilcnl^w ill .call on you within the next few days to ex­ plain to you a new plan which will make it caay for you to get Pictorial Review regularly. He will have nothing rlr.c to otTcr you. Farit undent will cariy with him on official rrriifb.1te like the one reproduced below, on which will appeal his photo­ graph, Id* description, and his signature. Pictorial Review Patterns _____________ yy » . - ———-------- . - - -*►- - ICTORIAL RKV1FAV patterns are rolJ at the rate of 40,cco,oc»> a year. ’I I cy save from one half to ore yard of ma­ terial on each garment—and are famous the world over for their style, fit and cate with which they may be used. Fvcry pattern illustrated in Pictorial Review may b<?secured at our pattern counter. We carry a full line. *' " As agent* for- Pictorial 'Review patterns, cnjl M l atore/ we highly endorse the efforts of th.eac Young men in bringing to your attention America's Leading Woman’s Magazlne— Pictarlal Review. P SSI bm will ThcwdsM^Ww bw carry a rmimii.l (*iirr Ills this: 1 Note the Pictorial Review HuMIni* in th* background which alp) on all .Pictorial Review official receipt*. SON SANVOllI), FLORIDA' THFS rs P I C T O R T A 'L R E V IE W LOCALS Mayor Ifenck of I/wgwood was In ** tho city Todny on businoss nnd calling rr. s s w f e f t i n h i i n h on his many friends. ROKSON.REDMONI) a. The many friends of Alfred Robson Aimnt the Ilulldlng of the House Friday—Informal house wimping of nnd Miss Ola Redmond will be inter­ For the spare of two years, there the Woman's Club from 8:30 to 11 ested to lenrn of their mnn-iage, sgrhich was more or less of discussion beas took plnco last evening at Daytona. tween thosew ho favored selling .the Miss Redmond is from Gainesville, club property nnd buying ajlot else­ W. J. Morrison, o f Tampa, spent the On., nnd is a very talented young where, and those who felt it would lie wnmhn and has made hosts of fricndii week end here with his family. wUtr to remodel, nnd at one time It by her charming personality. ■ ► ' 1 .. Mr. Robson is the eldest son of Dr. seemed ns though n sale would be Tnmpn was repfcaonted here yes­ nnd Mra. J. N. Robson, o f this city, made: Finally, however, af^cr numterday hy D. J. Mays prtd.W. L. Wil­ and holijs a responsible position InycromCconfcrenccs with Eltori Moughson. ' (' I ■. - ; ' * Orlando where they will makb their ton, it was decided to utilise the foun­ future home. Tho* many friends of dations of the old edifice and extend Miss Nora Walker spent the week Mr. Robson will Join in wishing both it in the rear, ns this would mean an end most delightfully In Oviedo ns tho ho nnd hia lovely bride every future economy of two thousand dollnra in guest of Misses Young. tho work of construction, nnd the club happiness. , lot was quite ns desirable ns any oth­ Mrs. J. C. Bemictt and children will CLASS OF HOME HYGIENE AND er then available. The plans were leave Thursday for North Carolinn submitted to the club nnd thoroughly CARE OF THE HICK where they will spend the summer. explained nnd criticism Invited, before The clnsses in Home Hygiene and they were accepted, and the contract care of the sick, the local chapter of offered for bids. Attractive ns the Mr. ami Mrs. John nayes announce the Red Cross has been holding, will blue prints nppoared, they gave but thd birth of a dnughter Sunday even­ leave a “ marching time” record of slight indication of tho quaintness and ing at their home on Myrtle avenue. good benefit to our community, when beauty o f the house ns it stands to­ they arc closed. There has been a day. Mr. Moughton has given to SanF. E. Roumlilat, D. I.. Thrasher nnd splendid course in short cuts to nurs­ George 8pccr are spending the day nt ing, in the home, under a teacher who furd n thing of beauty and hia name Daytona Beach nnd other points, fish­ hnn through her experience, ability brings a warm smile of pride that this town can claim an architect so origin­ ing. and deep enthusiasm developed les­ al in his ideas and so clever in their sons that the chapter shall nt all development. Frank Lossing, whose Mrs. A. W. Smith nnd daughter, times bo more than glad to have giv­ bid won over that of other contractors, Juanita', arc spending thin week in en to the women of Sanford, Oviedo, has correlated his part o f the project Jacksonville ns the guests of the for­ Geneva and surrounding points. Sev­ perfectly with the plans of the design­ mer's alsters. en flnsHes in all totals the work, nnd er and the wishes of the building surely Rnnford is to be congratulated. committee. Mr. Gillon, o f Gillon A H A , Grovcf Spotting nnd mother The motlo of the work is "Pass it on" Fry, has given personal supervision Mra. E. L. Ilrown returned home yes­ nnd it is hoped each member will to the installation of a lighting sys­ terday from Pnytdnn Bench where "pass it on” to help her neighbor nnd tem delightfully harmonious and suit­ in that way double, even triple the they have spent the past month. able. Tho plumbing was done by Lee good benefit of this course. 'Brothers;jextcrh>r painting hy Mr. Mrs, E. D. Wager and Mrs. Kyats Jackson; interior pninting by Await PICNIC AT CORNADO BEACH Wager, o f Titusville, arc the guests of & Musgravc, nnd the stucco work by Mrs. Joe lice at her apartments in An event of great interest nnd en­ Mr. Cnstiglioni, of Orlando. the Lee building. joyment was the picnic given at Cornado Bench Sunday by the Order of It would help n great deal if the Miss Helen Gonznles will return ltnilwny Conductors of Division No. society page would tell us where the home this afternoon from Orinndo (582 of Sanford. There were nbout one mosquito family expects to spend the where she has been the guest o f her hundred und fifty present including a summer. number o f honored guests from the aunt, Mrs.'LaRue Bliss. New Smyrna lodge division. All re­ Conductor W. P. Brooks, gave an in­ Mr. nnd Mrs. L. 1. Frasier returned ported a wonderful time. Ice cold teresting talk on the emblem of the home Saturday from North und South Ivmonmlc was served throughout the order, followed by others who made Carolinn where they have l>ecn visit­ day, and if thrro is any truth in the short tnlks, enjoyed by nil. This was ing relatives for the past two months. old snying, "The way to a man’s henrt the first picnic given by the Division, is through his stomach," then all the but all hope not the last.—By One Mr. and Mrs. Joo lx-e nnd Mr. nnd wives of these many men surely Who Was There. Mrs. Donald Smith were a congenial touched that spot. Eats, oh boy,'it party motoring to Daytona Bench on would be hard to find anything to exAs Chief Conductor of the Snnford Sunday where they spent the day ccll the spread these Indies had pre­ Division, No. »IH2, of O. It. O.,"I'want pared. There was everything from most delightfully. ] roast chicken nnd dressing, fried to thank the wives of the conductors C. A. Brown and M. A. Kelley, of Ichicken, nnd all that goes with it and relatives, who participated in this Jacksonville, were ntnong the arriv­ down to every kind of cako nnd pius. grand picnic. I also want to thank Smyrna The sentiment of the men were: the members o f the New als hero yesterday nnd made their headquarters nt the Montexumn while "There is wives nnd wives, hut when lodge for the courtesy they extended it conics to a spread of goodies, there towards us, particularly one certain in the city on business. is no wives like the wives of the con­ brother who threw his house open to Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen ductors of Snnford Division, No. 082." all brothers’ wives to use us u bath­ hnte in the afternoon all enjoyed a ing house. He also erected n tent for and son Billie, leave tomorrow for Edgecontb county, North Carolina, dip in the surf. Many remained till the benefit of the men likewise. W. P| BROOKS, where they will visit relatives of hte IAte nnd hail flam chowder supper Chief Conductor. before leaving. After luncheon, Chief former. Uni­ — j— BIG DANCE AT LAKE MARY CASINO FRIDAY NIGHT SOCIAL CALENDAR Oglethorpe r W EEK New business, new faces on the street, big improvements all make a city. ‘ The beaches, the springs, the lakes and rivers all call to the hot and tired people to take recreation in Florida na nowhere else. * The Western Union is putting .in several lire proof cases for filing let­ ters and stationery and other sup­ plies. The Puleston-Ilrumlcy building will receive the next write up in the Daily Herald ns soon ns all the con­ tracting films enn lie reached. Money put in^tho Bnnk roon be­ comes money you don't need to spend. The Scminoio County Bank awaits your pall. n m THE WEATHER The Prince! :— - t o n i o i i t . Wednesday nigbt Is »tLo time nnd tho placo is Lake Mary Casino and* Henry B. Walthalli For Florida: Partly cloudy, tho'music is the best in the state, the today nnd tomorrow; scat­ —ANDfamous Hnrtzcli’n Novelty Orchestra. tered thundershowers prob­ Known from one end of the state to ably. . Mary Alden the other nnd believe us they arc there with the goods when it comes to in an amazing photo drJm, fa Ra ha )bj Ba t o Ra Ra making music that will charm you. •Sclf-Sncrificc— They arc known for the boys with tije WAYCROSS, Gn., July 21.— Mar­ rep nnd the pep. The manager of cus R. Norris nnd J. P- Mnrberv Lnko Mary Casino, Mr. Sewell, hns chnrgcd with the murder of Mrs. Nell been very fortunate in speuring .thin orchestra for this one night only ns Price who recently was found dend they arc booked far ahead nnd this on tho railroad tracks of the city was tho oply open date that they limits, were freed nt the conclusion louH li<yhcrcf^«Th(# price is right nnd o f iho commitment trial early Mon­ A L S (* RO U N D FIVE OF tho dance floor Is one of the best in day nftemoon. Tho three justices the whole] state iyui is one of tho larg­ sitting o nthp ease deliberated for 20 ‘The‘Leather Pusher est n i s i / The big casino Is built over minutes, then rendered their decis­ one of the prettiest lakes in this sec­ ion. The evidence presented by the tion of the country and there you will ^ Veld "iinsufficient 'to bring - T O M O R R 0 Wnlwr.ys find n dcUghtfuFTRoczc to co®|'thcm to trial, * HOOT GIBSON in you off. The Casino is open on all “ Double Dealing” sides so thnt you will ho on the cool­ est dance floor that you have even been on in this state, and don’t forget that there are plenty of hath rooms MUSICAL C A R N I V A L lo take enre of the bathers, n nicu An — Lake Mary—Thursday long pier extending out into the Inkc ugly cut ? 2 G th . * * with spring board nnd diving lnders, so if yon want to have n great big MENTH01ATUM time be sure and visit Lake Mary Ca­ is antiseptic sino Wednesday evening. , “PARTED CURTAINS” The growers are getting busy again with the crops of lettuce nnd MG MOONLIGHT DANCE— celery nnd many of them have plant­ Lnkc Mary— Thursday, July, ed tho seed beds and the whole dis­ 2G(h. D0-21C trict will soon look like a tented city. gen tly Fielps healing. Tiie Herald delivered six times t, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Frazier hnve re­ CLAY AWAY TH E YEARS turned from a pleasant trip to At- week for Lie. lanta and points in North Carolinn. Apply Boncilb Ccautificr casmic clay to your face, and rest while It dries, then They mndc the trip by auto nnd re­ THE TEMPERATURE remove and cro and (cel Ihc wonderful port the roads ns being very good In difference in the color and texture of the most plnces. S JACKSONVfLLE, July 21.—The skin. maximum temperature in representa­ Guaranteed to do ihejodofinitc things for face or money refunded. Clear Iho Woolworth Stores are now n bee­ tive cities furnished by the weather the ive it color L Lift complexion arid' give I out the hive of industry with numbers of bureau from records compiled nt !) p. lines. Remove blackheads and ptmpli pimples. _ pores. Rebuild laeial acini ttisClose enlarged employees getting the store in shape m. yesterday follow: Wt- nlm tn ninke i hi* sues and muscles. :li *Make the skin soft ofTIHul h<-Mil<|imrtrr* fo rthe big opening. The new build­ Cities Max. Mill. and smooth. to r t hi' modi rn I,nil,| j •r. Wii want In call ing nnd front is up to date in every Atlantic City ... fit You can cbtain regular sizes from your ............ 72 till nlti-lltlnll til 11,1. favorite toilet counter. II not, 6cnd tins particular. . Atlanta ......... ............... SHI |>ni tli’ utnr lime in tin. ad. with 10 centsto Boncilla Laboratories, *_____ * furl tlint nur l>n||,|. Boston ........ '... Indianapolis, Indiana, fo’ ii trial lube. it #' linr.livar, nt,.»k In compute In every Arthur Thompson of Jacksonville Buffalo .............. ............... 7! (let nil. is spending his vacation with his Chicago .......... ................ 8(1 parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Thomp­ Cincinnati ........... ................ 8H • Hill son on Park Avenue. This is his first Dca Moines ........ ..... . 08 Lumber Co. visit to Snnford and likes the looks Enstport ............ ... <;h of the town. Knnsns City .... .............. t>i Mlliillilrr»' llrmlijunr* New York ... 7(5 trmH . ALL SIZES The Seminolu County Bnnk re­ Pittsburg . . 7d ceived a big steel deposit frame to- St. Louis . Phono 130, Hanford . 01 dny that will hold additional safety Toledo 71 deposit boxes made necessnry by a Washington . . 78 greatly inerensel business in the P. R1NHS Seminole. The lw>xes are fire proof The hen should enjoy a picnic. Slu* I»1 Palmetto Avc.--------- Phone 481-J nnd burgla proof. has to scratch for a living anyway. I I ______ rhurniweli's Piece Good •Depart­ ment will appeal to you IhiH week ■ m ia a m a iiiiB a iiiia a iiR iiiB B iiiiD iia iiig ia a iB 2 » iH iiiR in a R ia a B H t M n a a m i when n number of fine patterns in ginghams, crepe, percales, nnd other linen will be sold cheap. Rend the advertisement today nnd get the prices. This is the time to buy. Bicycle Tires! . $1.65 UP F. Tho Mid-Summer Clearance Sale at the Outlet on First Street, opposite the postoffice, is now on and your attention is called to the miinw spec­ ial. bargains in an advertisement to­ day. The Outlet has the goods and the prices. The Snnford Dry Goods Company ban an advertisement today calling your attention to the big Shoe Sale in which there is one-fourth off on all shoes In this store. Also specials on silks, suitings, cretonnes, etc. The Snnford Building nnd Loan As- j socintion hns a statement in this sisue. This Sanford .institution has < done a good work here in the build­ ing of many new homes. If you have money to invest put It in the Sanford 1 Building St Loan Association. This is I’ ictorlnl Review week nnd Speer St Hon announce this fact to­ day in the Herald. Four young men who want to work their way through Oglethorpe University will lie here to take subscriptions for the Pictor­ ial Review and everyone who wishes to subscribe should save the subscrip­ tion for tho young man when he conies around. They are duly necredited agents foF the magazine und have their picture on the credential letter. The Snnford Dry Goods Company hnn an ail in today's Herald calling attention to the July Clearance Sale now going on ot their store nt the corner of Second street and Sanford avcntlc. All the bargains offered in their announcement ad arc still in effect aqd you can save real money on every article purchased there, as the price cuts are drastic, and now is n good time to lay in a supply of the seasonable goods offered. ' Watch these columns for the announcement of the big remnant sale tn be put on soon. ’ TALLAHASSEE, July 2L—Chair­ man Burr, of tho Florida Railroad Commission, accepted an invitation to attend a meeting of the Polk C ow ty Growers Thursday at Lakeland, call­ ed to protest against the increased re­ frigeration charges on, shipments of ^tables fro Piece Goods Department W h e r e s e le c t io n s a r e e a s ily m a d e f o r qualily| m e r c h a n d is e a n d t h e p r ic e w e a s k is e a s y t o b a y * 32-IN. KALRURNIE PRESS GINGHAM, per yard 32-IN. DEVONSHIRE CLOTH, per yard UNDERW EAR CREPE, Good range of patterns, per ya r d ..... # • ■36-IN. PERCALES, Light and Dark Patterns, per yard 36-IN. BLEACHING, very soft finish, per yard :i(i-lN. PAJAMA CHECK, per yard 42-IN. PILLOW TURING, per yard 60-IN, PLAIN WHITE TA13LE DAM ASK, per y a r d ........... 72-IN. PLAIN W HITE TABLE DAM ASK, ner yard Y'..'.1::.' 36-IN ,'SILK PONGEE, per yard ’ ‘”" ' �BJBDTskW?• J. THE SANFORD DAILY HERAU). WEDNESDAY. JULY1 25, 1923 page tw o bination, there can be only one result nn *9 cement-grouted brick enough aiono ns they ray, nre Ihe Hut with nil due respect to the De­ cor nnd better city. The dny If post trrcle aril —failure nnd tho obligation o f tho wlkn n few people want to keep Snn- pavement ins bren seriously damaged plnccs that are stagnant, ^ ,lt tnUus velopment Bonnl, the goal set fqrth state to inre for these people." is pitifully small. shin nnd character in |advertising nnd It takes pushing r * t l l i k H r f r r jr i t l m H a r r n p t H » < ford In the villngc clans arc enabled by cx|f1osions of thip * » r a t th e ItereM R i l M l n i , 10T Another trouble cited by the Mich­ “ A fund o f (27,500 for state wide to-clog the wheels o f progress. All Ornrge nnd O ccoln counties ir. re-jit tdke's plenty o f v/ork to make real Mm m II* A r t , M l U r t , F la . ^ igan report is the resentment of the * Florida publicity is bettor than noth­ • {cities. Cnlifncnlj took the jtimp on tho people have seen the vision o f n rent yenrs. The Herald Printing Co. big city here and they will not let *The St. Cloud paper's very clear Flor'dn many yean ago when hack­ ing nt nit, nnd nothing nt all has been negro citizens of thnt state against m n n i Q t a k t i i i i a i a k any pessimistic spirit hold bnck* the explanation is herewith presented: ed by the railroads and other cor­ the appropriation heretofore. Hut it the newcomers. "They sec their sanndruinjnitKHfl Ing in the community won through SANDY ANDERSON AND TIIE porations they spent mill inns in ad­ in shnmofully small fur all thnt. n . j . n o i i i i T __ — 4__ R t 11nr improvements that are necessary. We Under tho terrific heat Ihnf has 23RD, PSALM. it. j . t.n .i.A n o. adaptation to conditions jeopardized I fm la r r .T r t M ir r r “ Rich in opportunity, Florida must vertising nnd they nre stiil spending M «n n *rr have strained ourselves in the pnst- prevailed generally during the last n . a . u r n ------------ ----O M f N 1i _________ by newcomers who do not know con­ a . P. H O LLY _ . A itrrrtU lB * M a a a a rr to put over the big things here nnd millions. The natural rcrourco;i of quit being niggnrdly in developing few weeks, certain types of pave­ ditions nnd have been induced to come Dear Mr. Sandy Anderson: A t n f l h l i f fla ir s M a t* K a m a nn we arc willing to strain ourselves in Florida have attracted tlm people to thnt opportunity. ments have been "exploding” with A n lk a llM Sanford is a very familiar name to North through false promises." "Would there were n host o'f Telthe future but we want all of the men uncomfortable frequency, throwing this state nnd many of them have me. LBtVia H1IIFP .... C lrrnlA lln a M M a g t r fnir Stocktons to give Florida the So, the Southern negro who goes remained nnd bought property nnd in Sanford to help and especially do huge sdnbs of concrete nnd paving F h aa e llt - lV a ft e r ■ m. m. Tho memory o f It runs hack into . , North will soon find himself not only wo want the men with money to help. blocks high in the air .and often en­ helped to develop the state h’tt there vision Itrfieodsl" ReharH atlaa P r lrr la A A raaea the GO’s, when I said to the founder o— ■ obnoxious to the whites but objection­ i Vrar.J-----------------------------------------aa.nu We will make them more money in dangering lives of pedestrians nnd nre millions more who will never look “ Gcncrnl wo are going to ciill the set.’ M aatha A..........1-------------------- -------a.oo NEGROES NOT WANTED. able to his own race. nt Florida unless we bring tho stn'c the next few years than they ever motorists. , D allvrreA ta Clljr h r C a rrier tlcmcnt ‘S alford’." 1 to their attention through the right ' W e e k .... :------------------------------ » Ceata dreamed o f ami the money spent for The Tribune wonders how many This phenomenon is rare enough He had such influence at Washing, A staff cOrrcspondeht c/f* (he De­ Florida negroes have been induced to returned to to make nn explanation interesting, kind of advertising. Sanford is wak­ t h * h i t IS . ta IH -ra se W e e k lr H er- improveihents will ho ton tlint the postoffice was easily re. • II e a llr e lr e a t e r s S em in ole C n a n lf troit News, W ritin g form ' Lapsing, go to Michigan to mnko (100 n dny • M la pahllaheA r v e r r F r l 4mj. A l t e r - them one hundred fold. Some people and a remedy worth while, tile lat­ ing up to this fact and our many re­ moved from old Mcliouvnle to the says the influx of hegroes Into Mich­ l l t l i t r e tr o a i l a k n ow n an ap p lies* And it difficult to sec nny advantages “ trapping muskrats?"—Tnmpn Trib­ ter from n* safety standpoint alone, sources here will lie broadcasted to Alan. H i t par Fear, a lw a y s la arfraaae. new settlement of beautiful Ijit„ igan from the South has become so the tint ion by advertising jtxiije cam­ in money spent to advertise the re­ to sny nothing of public economy. une. < ■tfeM BBR T U B A M O C IA T K D r l l V :» t Monroe nnd has remnined and re­ great that the State Department ot paign to lie inaugurnteil this fall nnd sources of the city and county. They --------------a■ T h e A aaoclatsd P ra ia la a ie lu a lv s ly It is only the “ rigid type of pave­ tained tho name of "Sanford;" and en titled to U.e u »e fo r r c p u b llc a llo n o f tabor nnd Industry nnd tho Depart­ Germany is again in thd.hnnds of a ll n ew s dlapatchea cred ited to It or can not seo it bemuse they have ment" that “ explodes." Rigid types next spring. And in-connection with long may it prosper in all g,MKi ment of Agriculture have found it ad­ not oth e rw is e cre d ite d In thla p a p e r never tried to see it. They count ad­ the communists and tho rod factions. arc limited to concrete pavements and that advertising Sanford should be and a lso th e loca l n ew s publlahed things. * visable to fde a report with the State able to call attention to the many vertising ns so much money spent to block pavements in which" the in In a riot in Berlin, yesterday they herein. A ll rig h ts o f re*p u b lica tion or sp ecia l with no rhancu to get any of it hack We congratulate our town on havAdministrative Hoard making recom­ killed Dr. Hans, the attorney general, lla p e tc h e e herein are a leo reserved. ter:(tice.i between the tdocks nre filled Improvements being made h: re now, mendation!) far meeting the urgent and looted and demolished his resi­ ing n live, devoted journni. What O ff tee 1 I lK n A M l lU 'lL ltlM O . r h o a e 14A They never reason about the results to the bulkhcaded lake shore drive, with what is known as cement grout. would Sanford do without tho Herald. and the many new people coming here T}u. Rrout (.]in|r8‘ th(> i,|ot.ks nn,| to tlic the boat basin and pier, to situation. TO AltVKIITINKIINt dence, maltreated his wife nnd fath­ In rare of errore or ommlaaloti I11 miles of new rond-i ai d improvements Tlu* departments complain that er and 'otherwise deported themselves Some o f us wandering folks who nn> )i;tnicr than concrete, legal or other ndvertlermrnle Th>- through the advertising and fmm st,|,4 tJj, Herald Printline Company dura not whom they nre getting more new (m|| ,hp n ,sull j, „ , |.tl, j lfst „ „ ri|ri(| that will bring the tourist:* hire nnd Michigan is receiving mole than its an this clhss of people can bo expected not there Ip participate in her good hold Itaelf llnl.In for dntnnuo fiirtlnr make winter resident' of them. Un­ share of the negro migration, which to do when they nre turned loose on fortune can waft our best wishes for pi,vl.mcnt. than the amount received for auch ad- money. For instance n visitor to th ojnB a* vnrtlaementa. city today said thnt he met n man , () t|u,no lvpcs ()f ,mvmpuntx there. less we go ahead nnd make all these ought to convince these migrating society. It looks like Germany real­ nil the good things the Herald is for l.xpat|!,|on> improvements now we can rot fh ™ negroes thnt they are not wanted. ly heeds the iron hand o f a Hismark trying to promote. I Ko rrlcn A d v . r t i . l n e H r p r e . n i l a t l v e I on a train In Tennessee one day last {(| |itiU. (|r „ „ ( T lI K A M K n i r A N P n r ja A SSO CIA TIO N I In a lute copy wo note a production week and they fell to talking about ;t,|u f,,,,.,. n|Mntt t,,vn' ,hc ,,f t,lt‘ fl,'-Vrr- A11 The recommendations made are that to keep them quiet. o f yours that enught our eye and Florida. Everybody is talking about|,|y i|jU.|)S(. h..,l(> {.*vt.n V/herc exnnn- o f the money spent on big improve­ a survey lie had to determine the ------------ o------------held our attention. Florida now and Florida is in the sion joints are provided at intervals, ments here will return to the taxpay­ number o f negroes in the stale and John McWhorter, development edi­ You are evidently familiar with mouth o f more people than it lias rigid pavements have been known to ers one hundred fold hut rehiemlK r, their social nnd financial condition, to tor of the Tampa Tribune, is still on t a t n t news about the Prince o f ever been before. One man said he "blow up." The heat expands the that you cr.n not get new people here locate sections of agricultural lands the job and last Sunday issued a spoc- the 2.ini Psalm—one of the mdst Wale* any* he will visit Gaundii "in- had travelled all over the south and rigid slab. In those cases whore ex­ unless you show your faith in the upon which the negroes may settle, iat edition for Pasco county thnt, like beautiful, tender,and cxquisitivijy up. cdgnlto." He in not the first innn to all over the state of Florida and he pansion is not held in compression, future o f Sanford by making the im­ ami—here’s the significant point—do n!| of John's editions, was first class pealing, perhaps of nil that inspired visit Cniimln incognito although sonic liked the appearance of Sanford bet­ there is only one direction in which provements needed on the lake front "discourage further migration north and* will bring many new people to writer who little know that he waj of the others did not have the snmc ter than any city he tiod seen in the lids force can expand itself, and thnt and everywhere in Sanford. You through co-ojierntion with Soul hern settle in thnt thriving section o f Flor­ inditing immortal sentiment to eonjsole n'nd encourage the millions' to motives for keeping tiiclr identity south. ida. If John McWhorter will write is upward. Pedestrians or motorists can not make money in any line of states." hidden. In other words, Michigan has more up every county in the state there come. If weighed in the balnnrc of Now this is going some. It means ill tlie immediate vicinity are in more business without spending money and this holds true of tanking log noRrocn than it wants— which is prolt- will lie a development here such ns soul-worth how Could its value be that the busy appearance of our city or less danger. computed! *. i“ The Jacksonville Journal ably the case with other northern cities, We understand that the ocean was bus much to do with the investing of This is one of the reasons why lias never been noted before. He pre­ Now, Mr. Anderson, you are loo states. We have always been taught sents facts nnd figures in nn enter­ inldly crowded with bathers Sunday money here by n man who lias in­ engineers nre more nnd more specify­ says: kind-hearted to voluntarily wound “ ‘You have to let the people know that, when one goes to n place to taining way that brings results. and there was hardly room to turn vestigated the entire south. It means ing flexible, instead of rigid surfaces. the feelings of your follow-Chrimiatis around. Tho Republican party is re­ that he found the spirit of optimism rJn..brick or stone block surfaces this what you have and to <li> that you which he is not invited and where ■ ■o ------------by comparing n parody on their loved sponsible for this state of affairs, no here Instead of the spirit o f pessim­ is brought about by the use o f as­ have to advertise. Ami to advertise he is not wanted, he doesn't have a Athletic Events— Running— and sacred Psalm. You'did’ hhl real­ eosts money. .You can reach the pleasant time. H follows that the (ioulil. The next measure before tho ism. If means that lie saw signs of phalt between the units. This bitu­ jumping, swimming and diving ize the gravity o f it nor its influence. House will Im* one to onlnrgu the prosperity and improvements that minous material absorbs expansion world but you have to pay for it nnd negro, being unwelcome, will soon be-' Mary Musical Please don't do it ngnin. Script lire is offensive to his new-found contests. Lake ocean. made him feel like he was in a thriv­ and permits contraction without "ex­ I advocate that we organize at once < 10(1-1 tc solemnly sacred—never to be handled ing and growing city. You know plosions" or cracked and crumbled a definite program of publicity that Northern neighbor*. When he be- ’Carnival Day. -------------o ------------lightly or irreverently. . will put Florida before the world, comes, offensive, he will lie niistrcatSuch engineering design The* Citrus Chronicle is thirty-one what we mean and you know that the surfaces. May "the goodness and merry” of ( lit ItCH OF ENGLAND Not Orlando, or Miami, or St. PetersThen will come race trouble, Herald has preached thin doctrine for also allows for (lie upward thrust of years old today. That is some age the Psalmist’s prayer follow you nil HAS HIG DEFICIT a freezing suligraile ami for the con- burg, or Jacksonville, but FLORIDA.” j The Michigan hoards further refor. a newspaper hut there are older fifteen years. the days o f your life and enable you "This was the keynote <>f Telfair port that the negroes nre being atHave faith in your own city and tinouous swelling and shrinking of ones in Florida at that. When the to dwell in the house of the Lord forI lt> Tin* A »< to fln in l I 'r i'in ) Sanford llcndd is thirty years old we hack your judgment ‘ with your Inst tile earth’s surface under the influ- Stockton's address t*' Florida D evcl-, traded there by propaganda based on LONDON, July 25.— The Central upment Hoard at Orlando recently, [extravagant claims about highly paid [ever/ will give it over into the hands of the nickel and you will have a city here cures of moisture ami drought. "It is something thatcan not he jobs in automobile factories awaiting Hoard of Finance o f the Church of i — AN AGED GRANDMOTHER, younger generation nnd retire to o u r.o f twenty-five thousand people before preached too often < *r too nttieh. them or rich farm lands t< > be had England has derided to hold a series; ADYKRTIKINH OCR RKSOCRCKS. country cstnlo (whatever thnt means) [you know it. Stockton realizes it and emphasizes for Ihe asking, tand companies hnvr*of .conference* in the autumn to deal J ikiit Casting Contest for :tcami endeavor to take a few days off j Have the faith and lutvo the vision, say, California never "just grew." it been organized in tile Son'll, they say, with the deficit of £5,1,000 shown in , C linicV tint!d ista n ce ,trtiriii,il fishing. We will have the big eily. Other Where Florida has grown by leaps j "When the word Florida truly beto encourage negroes to go^.north, the financial report o f the church for ( targets. Lake Mar) next ^1 horspeople sny it and this means inurh. llllb llc and hounds it never "just drew." The ! nins to mean as milch to each of us They do tud add that these companies the present year. S A N F O R D IN T I I E F l 'l l U C E Y E . to Tampans, are Northern concern*. One com-The report of tile legal committee W I I Y I*A Y E M E N I ’ S " K X I ’ L O D K ." beauties of nature nnd all her w on -jus the word Tampa do* LAKELAND, Fln.,July25.^ A tnidcrful rcKourc.cs would Miacians. and .lark-, puny told tin* that, if they suggested that the assembly of the itild lie dormant aland a land Miami to Miamians, Jack-,puny the negioes ncgn Sanford is phowipg progress to hundred years were they louch-'Louivlte to Jacksonville*, nnd farming or automobile fne1 church should copyright various puli, tntivu organization of the Folk Cnmi• j not louHi-jsonivltc Jneksimvllliles, and so on don’t like o yenm were V < r P : O U H y r m j , r directs at­ siuili ji degrce_lhnt fcisitlp ijJoJJiqj'ity fiVltk(‘ '?H«rtlCfltty*Iicntions in coimcgtJjw^wMJl^tyurk ( tyf-Chnmhur of_‘ Commerce has U'rn rmur-tiisi made So*ew ryw hcnc * in th «’ stale, wu .sluill.tory work', they call H Ky th cX .n d 3 tention? M V i r fitn Which almirttl fw nrfP slrtirtf witTf it alffl 5Ye Woflt'fifVoIr" iis a means of raising additional effected here, with l5. L. Mack, pred­ rtrlly. The cities sc». an area of prosperity uncqunlcd ttrapping muskrat}.. ably impressed with it. This is one of given attention by those who have j yield more hountifidl dent (i ft lie Lakeland commerce body, Mii^t of the land being sold these funds, the reasons why every citizen in the duly of writing specifications and and the counties in California and in the history of the slate. -----,-------------------anil T. J. Apployard, manager of Hint aegioes is totally'unfit for funning, j “ The State Development Hoard i Sanford should get on his toes ami awarding contracts for paving-—the Florida that have advertised are the tim e fo r ev ery tine nt organization, acting as imhuigcrs ,.f the report says. "Also, Southern A hj seeking (27,500 to establi h a -tale liability of absolutely ligid pavement ones that have gained thereby. The keep there in boosting his home town. M usical C a rn iva l D av n ex t the new body until u permanent plan li i< to he negroes are not used to Northern The day is past for tile man to hold to explode under extreme heat. It is j places where they lire holding hack publicity department, hack improvements (hat mean a big- our understanding that much con -1prosperity and are willing to let well hoped tiie money will be available. i rops nnd method*. With this coin- Sanford Daily Herald 5 PUBLIC FORUM S * t YOWELL COMPANY Saturday Specials NEW DRESS GOODS NEW JAP PARASOL NEW PURSES 32-inch Tissues and 30-inch Dotted Voiles, fast col­ ors, yard Guaranteed rain proof, all colors, eaei l Now Novelty Vanity Boxes and Leather Purses, each 65c 75 $ 1 .95 to $ 2 . CEDAR TRUNKS BAGS . t ». ^ Cedar W ardrobe Trunks, lined with Cedar and made . o f 3-ply fiber— * $65 to $75 $2 to $4 . • COLORED VOILES For I lot Summer Dresses, all colors, Rose, Pink, Blue, Tail, Green, solid colors, yard— Leather lined Cowhide (land Bags, 15 to 18 inches, extia good values for, each— .,$ 1 5 to $1.50 , » . U . ........................ ................................. .................................. x------ .................. . 1 50c to 85c “ EVER FAST” SUITING, G UARANTEED SUN A N I) BOIL PROOF, ALL COLORS, Yard New line o f Cheney Silk Ties, Net and Silk each Oxfords and English Broadcloth, all sizes White and Tan with and without collars ** FRIDAY and SATURDAY �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923 FATHER a n d s o n w e e k TO BE HELD JN NOVEMBER PAGE THREE npcnt.1 who comb, nt our heck nnd coll, to our very thresholds to help 0* with our problems." Home Features of the Citrus I*rogrnm Florida prodflccs ferns to to Be' Emphasised for Formers* commercially to the value to nod Grower*’ Week, Aiijr. 0*11 o f $200,000. to /. o. b. factory R. F. WIIITNER, JR., COUNTY AGENT Future of the Citrus industry In Seven thousand five hun- to Floridn. dred carloads of watcrmcl- to On Saturday the County Agent can be found In his office In the Prospective citrus Browers. ons and 300,000 crates of to haRement of the Court Hbuse. At any other time he may be Citrus growing n paying industry. cantaloupes have been ship- to readied through the office of the Chamber of Commerce. Leave BEGINNING RIGHT.— Planting n ped out in a season. to nil calls there. seed bed, lining out in the nursery, The state hns 0,250 miles .to root stocks. of railroad and more than to PROPAGATION.— Budding, graft5,000 miles of highways. to ing, hud selection, scion rooting. Marion county possesses to County Agricultural Agents of each cow the lower is the cost of CARE OF A NURSERY.— Cultkvnone of the greatest springs to Everybody’s football to kick around production. Con, fertilization, insect pefct and dis­ In the world in Silver to 3.—Only by keeping records of proand everybody’s servant to help In ease control,-importance o f qprscry Springs, which sends out to the sotving of till kinds of problems ductlou can the vnlue of individunl inspection. 22,134,730 gallons of water W from, the simple one of curing the cows be known. an hour. to 4. —The feeding of scrub cows nnd TIIE GROVE.—Selection of the old gray mnre’s colic to the highly Florida produced crops In to specialized nrt of making the family the "scrub" feeding of good cows are grove site, preparation o f the soil, 1922 having' an aggregate to bnby laugh, that Is the job of the two of the most common mistakes in citrus varieties, planting mul priming, vnlue of $160,000,000. to cultivation and cover crops. county agent. Few realize just how dairying. The citrus fruit crop last to FERTILIZATION— Fundamentals 5. —Save all heifer calves from the important he is. A recent editorial T T ERE is a frame six solid inches deep,with year returned $27,000,000, to In the Rrpcder’s Gazette shows, how­ best producing cowh in the herd to re­ of fertilization, fertilizing the grove five and one-half times the to JT L top flange correspondingly w itta It is a fertilizer formulae. • ever, that people are coming around place the unprofitable cows. cost of the state when the to unit o! tremendous strength, reinforced by in* 6. — Use a good sire, lest your herd to consider Mr, County Agent some­ United States bought it M thing more than an unnecessary evil. he doomed to failure. The Woman’s Club Is prepar­ built com er braces in front and four sturdy from Spain in 1810 for $.'>,- to The editorial reads: 7. —Get rid of unprofitable , cows;ing good “ eats’* to he served nt cross-mcmbcrs/This staunch construction f rees 000,000. to the Jew ett from any possible misalignment of "In unswer to n question, all of our the milk scales and the Babcock test­ Lake Mary next Thursday. •Jl)-2tc subscribers whose names hsve been er will point them out. working parts—r gives unlimited endurance, 8. —Grow plenty of feed. Feeding cn our- list for several years know genuine riding comfort. that The Gazette hns steadfastly ad­ from the sack takes the biggest part MANY APPLICATIONS FOR Bathing and Boating nt Lake Jewett’s balanced weight and husky frame OWNER CERTIFICATES vocated and defended the counnty of the profits,. Mnry, Musical Carnival Dny. ltc 9. — Every dairy of considerable size do much to give it a road motion that is steady agricultural agent ns n practical nld MUST HE RETURNED should have n silo. to farmers............ and restful A n d here’s a car that doesn’t need POULTRY MEN WILL 10. —Good milk ennnot he produced TALLAHASSEE, July 20— Thirty nursing over bad spots. Its 2805*pound weight "A marked improvement in the BE ABYE TO GET V ALU BALE in unsanitary surroundings. per cent of the application?) for certi­ holds the road—-its fifty horsepower motor FROM FARMERS' WEEK character of the service given by coun­ 11. — I’ rofit by the experiences officates o f ownership and automobile ty agents has been registered in re­ does the rest. Let us put a’Jewett through its others; have the courage to change license tngs have to be returned be­ cent years, due to the fact that there Mir The Aunrlnlril l’ rr»»| paces for i/ou.Whenever you say. No obligation. from faulty methods to better ones. cause applicant', fail to property an­ GAINESVILLE, Flu., July 2 5 - has been an increase in the number swer all questions, officials o f the Commercial nnd backyard poultry- of trained and experienced men adapt­ men will have an opportunity to get ed to this work, and to the further Use Head, Not Heels, Farm Woman state comptroller's department say. Advises Others of Her Kind some first-hnnd facts and knowledge fact thnt the function of the county Payment for cerlifieatei^iml license The problems of the farm woman lags rhould he made in separate regarding various phases of raising agent is botteV understood ami more chickens nmi other classes of farpi clenrly defined than it has lioen in the are many anil varied blit the most checks, they nay. Thin enables clerks SANFORD, FLORIDA fowls, if they attend Farmers’ ami past. Despite the, agricultural de­ vexing one is the Inck of equipment to expedite action on the applications, Fruit Growers' week nt the Univer­ pression, the number of county agents to enrry on the daily duties that con­ the separate cheeks saving delays due front her in the home. This charge to double entries in keeping-accounts sity of Florida, August 6-11. has increased. This in itself is u tri­ The program will deal particularly bute to the vnlue of their service to was recently made by a Florida house­ when Single checks are sent. Funds wife to a gathering of women in a received from certificates of owner­ with feeding practices poultry dis­ tanners. . rural district of this state. eases, marketing, profits to he made ship ami those from license lags are "The county agent who knows his “ We have few running water sys­ kept in separate accounts. in the business, breeds nnd housing, job, und lias the personality and tem­ tems, lighting plants, oil stoves, fireR, C. Blake and A. I.. Irving, prac­ perament which are necessary ns sup­ less cookers, anil *. steam pressures," tical poultrymen, will be instructors. The Woman’s Club Is preparplements to his technical qualifica­ she declared. "W e have little knowl­ injr good ’Vais’’ to lie served at Find Out at the Tent Tonight, Palmetto and The program will begin Monday af­ tions, is in daily, personal contact edge of what really constitutes <mr ternoon, August 6, und continue with farmers, lie is therefore in a Lake Mary next Thursday. He profession of housekeeping, and we unique position to counsel and pdviKC) lack the desire to learn more about it. and to speak and act ns their repre­ And what we know about thrift could sentative. Their practical problems he said in u dozen words. Many of are his. Together they are yolvingj us do ndt seem to have the desire those which ran he solved. The solu-1 In spend money wisely. I dare say tion of local problems in agriculture | this condition is largely due to plain, tninment. Officials in < v. lil automatically dispose of most of unadulterated indifference on our announced that the prog the larger solvable agricultural prob­ elude subjects of intere 1'nrt. . , lems of state and nation. This is member of the family, "No doubt tills is the situation all working, from .the bottom up, rathor the men and women. than from the lop down, Board and lodging can he* obtained on the campus for a dollar a day, or Dairy 1‘oinlers WE CLOSE AT NOON just otr the campuis or up town nt tii.g our homes on a business basis, The follownig dairy pointers have and in huving nil the modern equip­ mable ------rates by those attending rensni.----helped more than one dairyman to get ment we can afford. Wo must use the school authorities say. in tahlished. Tin y are by Prof, John cur heads instead of our heels. Another important cattle industry M. Scott, of the Florida Experiment “ There is no excuse for our lack of ONE FOUND HULK COCOA isnbout to be added to the many al­ Station, who says thnt the time is information with so much good read­ ready in Highlands county, which not far distant when Flotilla will he FREE ranks ns seventh county In stale in the greatest dairy state of the South. ing matter in our magazines and the free literature sent out by our statu this industry. The new company is 1— The individual cow Is the foun­ nnd nutinnnl home demonstration WITH A 52.0(1 BURCH ABE known as the Buck Island ( attic dation of dairying. workers. Then, in addition to this Company. The cuttle are to be kept 2.—The dairy is a factory nnd, like free literature, we may have the free in the area known as Buck Island township, a few miles eust of I-ae An­ all factories, the larger the production services of our home demonstration’ A Husky Frame for the Sturdy Jewett Band Concerts by OrlnndaSanford-Euslls Bands Musical Carnival Day. 99*2tc COWS ADDICTED TO NARCOTICS MAY BE AR► RESTED IN MONTANA Mir The AMorlntrA I’ i m .I HELENA, Mont., July 25.— A cow, or any other nnimnl, which liecomes addicted to the narcotic habit In Mon­ tana, may be arrested anil confined In the state sanitarium until pronounced cured by the physicians iii charge, according to a new state law. The new law, legislators say, is the result of a clerical error made In the closing duys of the session. An amendment, Intended to strengthen the unti-narcotic law, was tneked on­ to the law providing for the con­ demnation of stock driven insnne by the eating of loco weed. Bathing and Boating at I-nko Mary Mimical Carnival Day. 99-2tc According to the Miami NewsMetropolis, 20 men with triuks nnd other road building machinery have crossed the morass between the end of the tyrtla county grade on the Tamianil Trail nnd the uine laryi be­ yond, and . are at work building the 18 miles of the ‘ trial which pass through the Chcvelicr property. In an election held recently in Fort Pierce inlet district votem gave n very large majority to tho proposed sale of $200,000 worth of Minds, the money to be used in improving the inlet. It is proposed to deepefl the channel to fourteen feet gnd extend the jetties b distance necessary t6 protect the cut. The voters in the district wero three to one In favor of the bond issue. nie, nnd along the now state high­ way. This township has been fenced an dthe very fine prairie lurid making u ppart of this township will Ikj utilized. Rond development in Highlands county during the ensuing six months will be of paramount interest to the entire state. The completion of State Road No. 8 will link the gulf nnd ocean in one continuous asphalt high­ way, Thu voting of tho bond Issue by Highlands county early in the year for $600,000 worth of road build­ ing, was the first decisive step to­ ward tho culmination of this Impor­ tant project, nnd the ’county com­ missioners have since taken the ne­ cessary steps to carry out the pro­ visions of tjie bond issue. Cascades R ival The River Nile ass ;/w 2fc\ in Volume With the wane of I'lutrooh's elephant), pyramids silft lirtroglyplrs comes the autumn rise of the Nile. The Egyptian Influence has not gone, merely ,.Mitrj| to n less obvious and more seriate Coin. Anti with the tlUipprnranrr nl the printings route cascades of plt-btlngs down the front r.nrt tuck, overflow­ ing a nurruw sllhooetlr, Juit ns the Egyptian river overflow* its flanks Kuttdng in.m Egyptian In rnnluur than ttils evening frock could fle Imagined Some psychlr Infliirm-f will prubahl, oskt tjpc scarer even hold her arms wklinlxi In the traditional manner. between a bank and its depositors promotes the interests of both! « % I• ,v ,* ,A/* % ' , ** • i This bank has always by Sts attitude of SERVICE, wpn the confidence and accounts of many farmers, firms and merchants who have settled here year after year. • . 4 ’ * ixcra- the (Imped skirt Up? tlghtlv across the front. A belt which merges Into the drapery ot tin- skirt ties and falls In two long null (Inlsheo fly deep cascades of pleating*. A similar. dcror.itloo fall- Iron t.*:» yogr of th« waist in Par# to balnncr the effect— bonds of red and fllur rmhrotdem] » galon run to the bock from the peck 1 't- /FULL l i n e q f f r u it s a n d VEGETAIILES WHERE SANFORI) TRADES * We*ll be glad to have your confidence and Checking: Account also. . jII -■ * ___ _ _ , 1 ¥7* F IT S i t ] N s i t i o i i a i T J :____ | D a m ■ 9 | K | * V 9 ■ ... 0 ____ JJ A COMMUNITY BUILDER P. P. FOUSTKit, President a P. WHITNEK, CsshUr I ALL OVER THE WORLD Third �s U. L r U lsM t' 0 i . ii/i • ( THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923 PAGE FOUR BIG MOONLIGHT DANCE— MUSICAL CARNIVAL DAY li: j f * 11 Lake Mary, Thursday, July — Lake Mary, Thursday, Ju|y FIRST ON MARKETS, MAY * 100*1 tc 26th. / BE SOLD ABROAD 26 th'. ’100-1 tc LAKE COUNTY BALE GOLF BOWLING • .TENNIS BOXING REALM OF SPORTS BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TR AP SHOOTING TAVARES, July 2R.—Thomas Halo, A. Bentley & Sons Company of Ocala entertained the Fpworth secretary of the New York Cotton Jacksonville, will erect the concrete League convention recently, nnj Exchange, wires Lake County Chom- bridge over the Sebastian river at While thd wenlhcr was not nil that her of Commerce: Sebastian on Stnte Hoad No. 4. The had been expected, in fact, wns t,)0 M fa M “ First bale uf cotton, from Lake new bridge will be part of the fcdrol rnjny to suit the homo folks, the vl,. YAN K EES STAGE SMOKERS TAKE county, Florida, sold yesterday (Mon­ aid highway from Voro to the north itors appeared to have n good time. ______ * * EIGHTH INNING SECOND FROM day) for fifty cents n-.pound. Pur­ county line, nnd under the contract it Tito longue in flourishing in Florida chaser,, Bond, AlcEnnny & Co.' Un­ must be completed in 10 months. Con­ there being fifteen Uhions in the Flor.' R ALLY A N IJ W IN . DAYJXJNA TE A M YESTERDAY’S RESULTS decided ns to "*' " ' " “ struction work will be started nt onco, Ida assembly. Attendance was ex. i -------r * dC Thirf.balc (|f ^(iU^^WAs ^he first according to officials of the Bcntloy cellcht and proceedings interesting Florida Stale League [ 111.A DEL t J I I y 25.iiNcw 'b. 'bAYTO N A, July 23,—lhttO.Jft when pirn • • ■ throughout tho xttnvcnUon. St. Pete 4, Orlando 10. stncvd iA' bkt'fHi* Yorkc stngvil bfctfldg rally in #ho hits counted forAuna again paved the sold in the new CoitofKExcbango at company. 1 hi k i Rt. fa k i in m h Tampa 8, Daytona 2. Eighth inning o f yest?Hlny’s game and way for victory yesterday frff the its formal‘.opening Monday. Tho cot­ ton was raised by W. I;.' Bichprdson Smnker»;iwho V«h the second game sddml enough rum to win from Phil­ Lakeland 0, Bradentown 1. 1 Tonight Hoot Gibson In “ Double adelphia. The final score was 9 to 2. of the sorlpB with the Islanders by the of Whitney, just west of tcesburg. - ' i1’ ■ , s an dwas shipped to Savannah, where In the ninth, with two on’ hasp, Bobo seoro o f 8 to 2. Tho score: National League Dculing.” Ruth hit his 2.’)rd home run o f the T am pa.... ....... ............ 028 000 002—8 tho Livingston Glover Co. bought it St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 7. lien Slowhell was not ns dumb nB season tiring the mnrk of “ Cy” Wil­ Daytona .... ..... ......... 001 000 100—2 in nt 50 cents Ihe pound, who preChlcogo-Pittsburgh, wet grounds. sen tc dit to the New York Cotton Ex­ he looked, ns you will discover when liams of the PhillioH, who had prev­ No others scheduled. change, shipping it to New York by you see the interpretation plnecd on iously led laith big leagues. The ball Reds Take Last I ■ express, to be there nt tho opening the rhnrncter by Hoot Gibson, under cleared the right field wall nnd land­ American Lengue ■ Extends to Orlando and Daytonn its well as the hundreds of of The Cardinal ■ of the cxchnnge. . ed on the roof of a house across the direction of Henry lA-hrmnn. Detroit 4-9, Chicago 1-0. a bottles we put out in Sanford every day street. The score: ■ Washington 1, Ronton 0. Series, to 7 This makes u total of $I.0G a pound New York ......... 000 001 058—9 12 0 And ndded attractions, also. for the bale. >It is possible that it Cleveland 1-3, St. Louin 8-2. Philadelphia .....002 000 000—2 0 1 New York 9, Philadelphia 2. CINCINNATI, July 23.-Cinc!nrmtl will next bo offered for sale on the ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R And the honor gursts tonight will Mays and HolTman, Schnng; Rom- yesterday won the Inst game of the exchange in Liverpool, — Tampa ■ lm K. C. Harper and family and will met), Walberg nnd Bruggy, • g Southern AhMOciation Tribune. Ft. Louis series, 7 to 4. Tho score: n see this fine picture without cost to Little Rock 1, Mobile 2. St. Louis ........... 200 000 200—4 12 8 R on account of its purity is fast becoming the drinking water them. Rrlng this with you, K. C., it’s ' BOSTON, duly 25.— Quinn held j Cincinnati ......... 101 200 12x—7 12 3 Memphis 2, New Orleans 4. Athletic Events— Running— '■ your ticket. Washington to 8 hits yesterday, while , Dunk, Stunrt, Sherdel and A in- Jumping— Swimming and div-jB for Central Florida. It is also recommended for use in bat­ Nashville 10, Atlnntn 15. Boston hit Mitchell hard in the early smith; Benton nnd Hargrave, teries. If you arc not drinking Elder Springs Water n o w Chattanooga 5, Rirminghnm 7. » ing contests Lake Alary Musical And ‘then don’t forgot tomorrow— innings. The score was fi to 1 in fa­ give it a trial. Carnival Day. 99-2tc Roy Stewart in “ Burning Words’" Al­ vor of Boston. Tho score: HOW THEY STAND I „ « BOSS THOMAS so “ Srnnrty,” - n two-part Century Washington....... 000 000 100— 1 8 1 PABLO BEACH TO HAVE W IN S CONTEST comedy. Boston ‘......... 010 110 OOx—C II 0 Florida Stale League PHONE 311— W E ’LL DELIVER A $35,000 SCHOOL Mitchell, Sedgewick nnd Iluel; Won Lost IVL FOR GROWERS Friilay nnd Saturday—Norma Tal- Quinn nnd PIcinich. R .724 Brndentown .... ...: 21 JACKSONVILLE, July 25.— Voters Orlnndo .......... .701) rnndge and Lew Cody in “ Within the 9 DKADENtOWN, July 25.—The of Pablo Beach, near here, yesterday IV‘ CHICAGO, July 25.— Detroit won f ;n)W,.rs> nft(,r a gallant fight with 1G .429 Lew” , also International News only Lakeland ......... .... t? unanimously voted for' the issuance both games of a double header from the Highlanders, nosed nut- a one to Ft. Pete re burg .... 12 1G .429 of 535,000 in school bonds for the Chicago yesterday, 4 to 1 nod 9 to 0. nothing win when Thomas singled, 18 Daytonn ..........- ..... 13 .419 erection of n now brick school build­ G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ The scores: .300 Tampa .......... .. 21 wns sacrificed to second nnd scored ing. A total of 35 votes were cast. pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fin. First game.: on hits by Niehnus nnd Doran. It wns 4-21-tfc D etroit................. 000 202 000— I G 1 a pitchers' battle between Fry and National League C h icago.............. ooo ooi ooo— i 8 n Camp, with the latter getting the Won Lost Tct. LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 192.1 Billette and Bossier; Blankenship, best of it. The score: ,G5G 59 31 New York ....L. Lyons and Hchalk, Graham. 31 Cincinnati ....... .... 51 .014 Lake!nnd ........... mm 000 000—0 Forenoort nnd afternoon tides occur ■ .Second gnmv: .598 Pittsburgh ____ ... 52 35 Bradcntown ........ UllO 001 OOx—1 nt approximately the same hour nnd Detroit .............. Oil 100 102—!) n o Chicago ........... .... 48 43 .527 minute. Wo have boon vtfrv fortunate in securing the finest Novelty Orchestra in the stale for Wed­ Chicago . 210 030 000—G 9 0 St. I.ouia ......... .... 47 45 .511 nesday Night W. Collins, Holloway, Cole nnd BULLDOGS BI5AT Brooklyn .......... .... 45 43 .511 1 4 :05 4:31 5:33 0 :28 Woodall; Thurston, Robertson nnd r,2 .295 2 4:55 Philadelphia .... ..... 20 SAINTS, 10 TO 4 0:14 7:20 5:20 Graham. Boston .......... __ 25 G3 .284 3 5:47 8 : 17 fi:02 7:11 ORLANDO, July 25. Under a dis­ 4 0:43 8:00 9:2I 7:01 ST. LOUIS, July 25.—Cleveland approving sky the Hauling Bulldogs American League 7:50 5 7:21 9:00 10 : 1 and St. Louis divided a double header won the second game of the series Won Lost Pet. 0 8:17 TH E HOYS WITH THE REP AND PEP” 8:51 9:57 11 :0H [ whirl) was featured by home runs here from tlie Snints yesterday afternoon 38 New York ...... ..... CO .018 7 0:07 9:44 10:52 11 : 1 yesterday. The Browns won the first by the score of 10 to J. The score; 43 .538 8 9:57 10:38 11:44 12 : 17 Clevinnd ......... ..- 50 A D M IS S IO N A N D D A N C ­ GENERAL ADMISSION jeentest, 3 to I, nnd the Indians an- St. Pete .511 9 10:44 11:30 11:50 ......... 200 L’llll 000— 0 44 St. Ixiuls .... ...../.... 4G ING $ 1.65 T A X P A ID 1:OH 25c, TA X LAID ! nexed the second 3 to 2, in 18 innings. Orlando Detroit .............. .... 43 44 .404 KI 11:3<l 11:50 12:12 ........ 105 OOO 22x— 10 1:51 Tiie scores: .489 11 12:10 12:24 45 Chicago ............. .... 43 «'! :47 1:31 First game: EDITORS OF COUNTRY 4G .477 12 1:00 Philadelphia __ .... 42 3 •35 1:10 2:13 Cleveland 000 000 100—t 8 I 50 .425 13 1:4<) COME TO FARMERS’ AID Washington ...... .. . 37 1:55 3:01 4 24 St. Louis 000 000 012—8 9 0 53 .37G 14 2:20 Boston .............. .... 32 5 18 2:38 3:51 . IlyaijQg.aipl O'Jy.Vtd; VanGildey ami , Tip' .newspapers <>f tin country nryj*| ---*--------1 11T31r r . . t 3:15 0 U 4 140 15 2:55 W ED N ESD AY EVENING Colims.s ' * JU LY 2f>TH leveling more and more ;iace tu ag­ January 22-2G inclusive is the date 10 3:31 4 tOO (M2 7 18 Second game: riculture, that industry which feed* i? 4 :5I 0:31) 8 «»*) set for Him fifth annual St. Lucie 17 4:21 iscztu ia n n B D B E tH x itia tiiia iR H iia n v sisM u ssM s Clev. (lilt 100 000 000 1—3 9 0 more than a hundred million and1 ; 5:48 7:34 9 r,”i county fair at Vern. Preparations 18 5:08 St. I.. too 000 010 000 0—2 H 0 which gives oeeiipatiim to suinciliing 8: JO 10 25 for the event nre already being untie, 19 0:02 0:17 ^ ""■ ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ □ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ la n n H a M u x a a a u icin n je ciia H E ra m szg K a ijrH K iin x L ix n L a n a a n a a Edwards and Myntt; Kidp and Scv- tiki- thirty million Americium. 7:51 tile coming fair may 20 7:02 II: 21 to tiie en dthnt 9:43 ■ ■ . • . 5 ereid, Collins. That cnncluHinn can be drawn from* 8:57 10:51 11: 57 la* the IdggoMt and best <f any here- 21 7:31 ■ . " the reports and discussions made at ■ (Ib is Wns Written by a Woman) 2 tofore held. As customary for the bb 8:32 9:59 11:13 12:31 ■» —— .* " m Hait Casting Contest for ar- the recent meeting uf the aguciil. .JB| 1 18 past two or three years, the best of 23 9:30 11:01 11:53 ! 4 1)1 ciirnc.V and distance, artificial turn! college editors of Ihe country* ■ the exhibit will )a» transported to 24 10:28 11:50 12:17 < > targets, Lake Mary, next Thurs­ nt New Brunswick, N. J. From al­ J :37 42 Tampa for- exhibition at the South 25 11:2fl 12:07 ■>.'Ml day. 99-2tc most eevry state eame reports of (lie 20 12*21 3 21 1:02 Florida fair the week following. whole-hearted manner in which edi-1 1:53 27 1:18 3 55 3:04 FIRST BALE OF COTTON tors are searching for the very hc-t 28 3:41 4: 32 2:10 2:11 Itasi'lmil Game— DcLand vh. agricultural (and home cetiomcis) in­ IN SAVANNAH YESTERDAY 4 :20 5 3:20 2!) 2:59 K) Sanford at I.nku Mary— Thurs­ CAME FROM FLORIDA formation for the benefit of their day, July 26ih, 9‘J-2lc 30 3.10 4:08 5:00 5 readers. 4:19 5:52 31 The discussion which followed the SAVANNAH. Gn„ July 21.—The STOPPED HIS BAINS First Quarter Full Mima Last Quarter first bale uf new cotton crop was rc- various reports brought out the fact “ I wns suffering with n severe cold, June 28 July 5 June 21 reeelved nt Savannah yesterday from thnt this growing nttitude i of the hrnduche and pains in my abdomen," Aug I July 20 July 27 Florida, having boon grown in I-ake newspaper owners of the country is writes J. B. Dring, Newport, 11. I. Aug. 2G Aug. PJ Sept. 3 county, and canto from the point due to a more pronounced realization I ant an old-fashioned buyer of l lie, necessi­ toward losing a customer, and had certainly "A fter taking Foley's Honey nnd Oct. 3 Sept. 21 Sept. 17 furthest south of any first bale. Lust on their part that agriculture is the j ties for my household. I go to the store my­ Tar In conjunction with Foley Cath­ lost a g o o d deni of time, especially since some year the first bale wus from Georgia, hasie industry of this country. They artic Tablets 1 was entirely, relieved self. To mu this work is not irksome. In other people were standing around waiting to one day earlier than this year. feel that of (ill tile industries agri­ of my cold nnd pains.” Coughs re­ Education Board fuel, 1 like* it. I like to look tit the shelves so be waited on. d* Experts pronounced it the finest culture is the least organized and the sulting from Bronchitis, Asthma, Approves Action of full of cans and packages o f so many colors. first bale they ever saw It graded 1most in need of the moral influence Hay Fever, Croup nnd Whooping ns strict middling, of fine nnd assistance of the press of the I like to do this for the same reason that I If that grocer had sold advertised goods lie Cough are quickly relieved with Fol­ Board of Control officially staple am) preparation. It was re­ land. ey's Honey and Tar. The largest don’t mind being in a crowd. would certainly have had the brand I suKToo long, it was pointed out, has selling cough medicine in the World. Appointment and Salaries Four Stale ceived by Gordon & Company, and geslcd and he would have made a sale; in­ was sold at auction to - Livingston farming Itcon on n hit-or-miss ha sis.When in a crowd I look for familiar faces. Sold everywhere.—Adv. Instil til Inns Stand; Apprise Leg­ cidentally, he would have bid us good clay Glover and Company At 50 cents, It has been felt that a man could farm When I see them I am delighted. When I islatures' Apprnprintiun. laiter in the day the bale was shipped cheerily and we would have been satisfied. when he could do nothing else, that Ha thing Suit* Parade, Lake am in a store I look for familiar goods and by express to New York, wheer it is anybody could farm. But the time has i l l ) Till* AaaiH’ Inlt'il I ' r r * * } Mary. Thursday, July 2(ith. U9-2c when I see thorn I buy. Those goods have TALLAHASSEE. Fin., July 24.— ex pee till to arrive in time to be pres-j come when the tables are reversed. Familiar faces are wonderful. To mo, in become familiar to me through advertising ent nt the opening of the new build­ No longer may the man that can do The state board uf education yester­ my capacity as a buyer for-a fairly large day approved unanimously all ap­ ing of the New York cotton exchange nothing else make a substantial liv­ nnd I have noticed thnt the grocery men who household, familiar things on the shelves of pointments and salaries recommend­ Monday morning. The purchasers ing from the soil. Today tiler are have the most of those familiar packages stated that the hale will be disposed thousands of insects and diseases ed for Ihe hoard of control for the the stores I visit are only n little less wonder­ V CQItltltCTEI) MAY I, 1923 somehow nr other seem to always go ahead. four institutions of higher education of in New York and the proceeds which make agriculture n technical ful, for those faniiljar things help me in do­ South Hound business. Destroyed forests no longer in Florida for the year ending June donated to charity. I went into a store not of my own choosing ing better and more economically the job i M yield game nnd other food in abun­ Departs 30, 1924. Arrive but with a friend who, among other things, which I must work at every day. dance. Depleted soils require tho touch The action carries with it approval 2:10 a.m. No. 83 ....:.... 2:30 a.m. asked for a very well known article of food of the trained hand and mind in or­ 8:40 a.m. of the appropriation of $1,903,475.50 , No. 27 which is packed in a can. although she did Those advertised articles which I buy anti der to yield bountifully. The march 2:45 p.m. voted by Ihe 1923 legislature, for the No. 89 ....... 2:25 p.m. of industry and competition has placed support and maintenance of the sev­ 7:10 p.m. which 1 always buy 1 know have been sub­ not ask for any specific kind. I always buy No. 85 ..... 0:55 p.m. agriculture with its back to the wall. eral institutions and the duparlmciits mitted to the criticism of both competitor ------------and instinctively I told her that was Hsfli *!-g . The agricultural college editors thereof, under the management of Nurthlxiund • the kind she should ask for. and consumer. This subjection to almost have learned that the newspaper Departs the hoard of control, and $300,000 for Arrive world-wide critical examination demonstrates makers are among the first to realize * 2:03 a.m. the state plant board. A roster of No. • 82 ....1... 1:48 n.tn. The dealer overheard me ami said, “ Mad­ and appreciate the position of the the appointments was made up at the to me that the manufacturer lifts supreme 12:05 p.m. _^....11,: 4 5 a.m. QUARANTINE AGAINST GEOM No. 84 am, I never sell that article, 1 sell instead farmer, and they feel that no other 3:52 p.m. Jacksonville meeting of the board on 3:42 p.m. confidence* in his goods. He cannot tell .a G!A VEGETABLES ON AC­ No. 80 something vely much b etter---------------- my institution is doing more for the lienJuly 9. No. 2H ........ 10:00 p.m. COUNT OF BEETLE falsehood about the things he makes, because efit of the fiumer than his own com­ Items contained in the appropria­ own brand.’ .71 fU tim e are too many in the world to find him munity newspaper. — Agricultural tion bill included: — i l l ) fTii** AuH tirinirtl I*re*»i*> Trilby Branch out. v I III.'! . ' TALLAHASSEE, July 24—The bill University of Florida, for salaries, Then he launched into a five-minute talk News Servile. Departs Arrive * V ' *l* V introduced in tho Georgia house of equipment and operating expense, 7:30 a.m. on why this Article was bettor than the one xNo. 100 representatives yesterday quarantin­ From MonLvelite' cornea informa­ $180,015; tire protection, $0,250; for Constant advertising of any product proves 3:25 p.m. xNo. 24 I hml named, llut somehow my friend had ing Georgia against shipment of green tion for tho latent additions to the buildings, $200,000; for general ex­ .......... 1:30 p.m. that prdduct has stood thu test of scrutiny. xNo. 25 been convinced by what 1 had suggested and tension division, $00,000; for agricul­ peas, and beans from Florida into school plant. Donnelly building, now xNo. 101 ______5:50 p.m. Is it any wonder then why I, as one of sever­ she did not buy that can which tho graver tural cxiierimcnt station, Gainesville, Georgia is looked upon here as n re­ stnrting under Ibe skillful handy of al million women in my same position, prefer offered. taliatory measure. The Floridu Plant working students will house the car­ $110,000. Lecaburg Branch articles with which I am acquainted to pro­ State College for Women, for sal­ Baurd which controls such matters penter shop, the wood-working ma­ Departs Arrive And I thought as 1 walked out how stub­ chinery and the mechanical (flawing j seme time ago quarantined against ducts about which I have no knowledge and aries, equipment and operating- ex­ xNo. 157. .....’.... 3:55 p.m. born and obstinate that man wns. Ho had penses, $336,901; building and im­ shipment of these vegetables In pod department. The printing'office and about which the manufacturer does not seem No. 21.. .......... 2:45 p.m. into Central Florida from several automobile shop and general manual lost a sale, hat! probably taken his first tftep G:30 n.m. provements, $235,875. xNo. 158.. to have the courage to enlighten me? training department will aKo be in-j states including Georgia. The meas­ For Flurida School for the Deaf 7:10 pun. l^T T __ * No. 22.. and Blind, salaries, equipment and ure adopted was said to prevent in­ eluded undvr tho new roof. It .is ani Oviedo Branch Depart* operating expenses, $180,000; build­ troduction into Flurida of the Mexican interesting fay\, that the students Arrive. Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with iawtls which the board aaid was firm­ make the furniture used in the build­ ing, $60,000. 7:45 p.m. xNo. 120 The American Association o f Advertising Agencies FJuriiU, A- nnd M. College, fur sal­ ly established In several places In ings, and it j? qxcellent—us neat and 11• » ,* J t C 3:40 pjn. xNo. 127.. * aries, equipment and operating ex­ Georgia where it is said to be doing servieeabla as could be purchased anywhere. great damage. B T -* — Daily, w r i j t Sunday. J * • -jr \panses, $50,000; building, $10,000. r ■ H \ D'V '*'11' ■■rik*La<xk*J* '* V^‘ ik/ft ' BASE BALL NEWS R. L. SHIPP, Editor FOR THE MOVIE FAN Our S e r v i c e ! it i j Elder Springs Water Companyi A T T E N T I O N ! ! 1H ARTZELL’S O R C H E STR A ! a DANCING 9 TO 1 Lake Mary Casino ! W hy Are Some Store- j keepers So Obstinate?! Ki TRAIN SCHEDULE GEORGIA BILL WAS RETALIATION ON FLORIDA �. BBB * ’ BH BBB i * - *jS P F II -JI -. *j ’ •f \\ ,l J’; *• * 'r t ~1 * * • " -P c ’ ' PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923 F a m ily I A.RB ' ' o u , J 5 0 C G . VOOVE. G o t * THE. cpsO. o u t .OF 1 Gesetoa.voo \ e j A M * . «t : n \ S*v(, ■ ■ ■ ■■ (■ ■—-y-f-r— ---- - p 'l s f i o r /• Pa forgot to take his pear out of first spood). S9t>se 7 V /e l l ,t H N p pi I W b lV UEPsR k\EC> j H o w T O RU N T H IS S till- L Vyee Examined ^ fe o T T P v Glaaaee Designed Optician-Optometrist JU Bast First Street Sanford, FIs. S T O P u J H E f'l ' THE G ^ /S o t -U ^ 6 W E i ____ _ O U T J X Henry McLaulin, Jr., O pt D. l— 7 - ^ OPsW<SObiE TVMC46S I, luMMfc-px-MfX-JtC, ^G.TVou woMEbi j u s t w e e p T~— BUSINESS DIRECTORY ------• LOST LOST—Hunch of keys at postoffice or on street. Return to Herald of­ fice and receive Toward. 97-Up Baptists Are Urged Support World Peace Thru Governments —— [THE PERILS OF RHEUMATISM _____ _ A \ A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU HOTEL. LOST—Bnr pin, hand carved, two Support League of Nation* and ( V The Disease That Cripples and pearls, two sapphirrs and one dlnKills, (tiilckest Way to (lei operate in Every Way nnmd in business section of Sanford. W . J. THIGPEN Ton can find the name of Well Is Thrmigh New I’ reReturn to Herald office mid receive every lire Dnaineaa Man I I I , Thr A a a u H n l r i l I ' r r . i l scriptlon Containing Seven­ Real Estate reward, D7-4tp In Sanford In this Column STOCKHOLM, July 25.— Baptist teen Ingredients Thai Renew FIIIH, LIFE, AUTO 1NSUKANCE each day. churches the world over tre culled up­ Every Part of Body. FOR RENT on in resolutions liefore the Baptist Worltl Alliance yesterday to assist in Rheumatism mny lie caused by any I'Oll RENT—Store room in new brick N rj m iu fci m m N promoting world pence through urg­ number of things, and this is why it is building, good business location.— ing their governments to make the so hnrd to cure. If we knew what EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. A. I1. Connelly & Sons. 95-tfc maintenance of peace first aim, to caused nny particular ense of rheu­ CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. Quick Service Transfer matism, it could lie promptly arrested. I^OIt , SALE Oil KENT—Trucking support the league of Notions and Any remedy that merely relieves the Storage Facilities land. I have hammock and pine to co-opncrte in completing the Lea­ pain is not sufficient. The only sure If we pleaae you, tell olhtre; If not, Ducking land developed, partly devel­ gue of Nations by seeking to bring Way to relief is through n thorough tell ua. Phone 498 systemic treatment that will reach WE SPECIALIZE oped and undeveloped In Iown City into its membership nil nations which every part of the body and all the vi In Making have not joined it nlrendy, thus ninksection for sale nr rent. Write E. It. , , . , , tnl organs. Then you are sure to Classified Ada 1c n word. No mg of* it a universal agency for the n .m.h Uu. cmiac without guessing, Moore, 250 N. E. 25th street, Miami, SANFORD N OVELTY Ad taken for less than 25c. promotion o f world peace. j ' This complete treatment is found or see Robert King, Oviedo. And positively no Classified The churches were nlso called upon only in a prescription called Re-CuW O RKS 84-d; w-tfc Ads charged to anyone. Cash or craplw their o f f o , „ In ........... .in . JSH F oil RENT- Furnished anti unfur­ V. c . COLLER, Prop. must accompany all orders. nished apartments and sleeping from nil text books of all nations ■r|ncs, M, skillfully compounded that ANYTHING OF CANVAS Count the words and remit General Shop and Mill rooms. Fornd.tie apartments, under those things calculated to promote rn- each one performs its function on the] ALSO flrurdingly. cial and national antagonisms, to various parts of the body perfectly ABE Work new management, Bishop Block, cor-] quench the worship o f military heroes ani!, I11” ,,,,,,dously. ncr First strict and I’olmcttn avenue. * 1 • This remarkable prescription starts CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ^ Hi h Kl It) R) Ui work on the blood, Inking out * — W. R. Giovemleln, Manager, Phone and to kindle instenil in the minds of r; t 417 Commercial Street—Sanford, FIs. the young an admiration for those eit- the rheumatic pains and removing, 2111-W. !Hi-tp8 ■* Of all Styles and Qualities at isc ns who serve the world in positive pimples and .skin blemishes, relieves FOR KENT -5 room apartment, un­ • constipation, cleanses the kidneys and FOR SALE a Saving to You . . puts your entire system to rights. furnished, VII Oak avenue. Phone " • ' B. W . HERNDON 1tie resolutions were moved by the.thoroughly acting upon the colon, «J7-5tp FARMERS— You can gat seed bed 201. Rev. Dr. Frederick Spurr of Hirining- ] which, according to Prof. Metchnikotf from**! and Irrigation plugs at tbs FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping ham, England, pastor of the Hnm-jof the Pasteur institute, Parts, is the, INSURANCE AGENCY Sanford Novelty Works. 100 tic and bed room, , >2.5(1 per week.— sU ad Road Baptist church of that ,llV‘ct of nil our aches ami FIRE--------- AUTO--------- BONDS ... , pains. In addition, He-t u-Mn starts 312 East Mil Street OKdltp nty and president of the Nut.... . ,, hv,.r nk „ nturnUy mot pleasIFOR SALE— Hosier and Gays* paints 7 1 antly without griping or purging,, | and varnishes at Sanford Novelty FOR RENT— Furnished eoiiticcting housekeeping rooms, with hath, Churches, incorporated, of Great Bril- gives you ii digestion that enables you j Works, Sanford ngenta. 188-tfc S. 0 . Shinholser to eat anything you like without Imd also I'm nished room. Rl.'t Magnolia I ain, and follow In full: Phone 1114, 2 0 1 S. Maiij St. FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for after effects and you sleep like a log. Ave. • t r • p j members nf the Baptist World Re-Gu-Ma )s a scientific prescription I setting, 15 eggfc for J1.0U. Mrs. Contractor: nml' Builder: • ORLANDO, FLORIDA Ellsworth, Bcnrdnll Avenue. Sun- FTllPRKNT*' Vwo'uml i.ni^halV acre ! Congress, meeting in Stockholm, de- that revives, renews und regenerates farm south of 11•■its Sanitarium o n ' plore the many signs of the continu- your vital organs so that you feel "First in our lino" ■ BAN FORI) FLORIDA ford. 83-tfp mice of wor spirit. The results are constantly full of pop and ambition. ] 0. Box 445, Re-Gil-Mn is sold and recoin men-led FOR KALE 5 P dnter pup s, No. 1 !•!'- It p; w- 102-ltp disastrous to the commerce of the by the Union Pharmacy and other . See Vick Hawkins, ilfi San* stink world, to the progress of liberty, to good .drug stores.—Adv. A. P. Connelly Sons ford Ave. n:i-trc APARTMENT FOR RENT— Large F .a ln lilloh rd 1UOS nire furnished apuiliueut, 117 West recovery from the exhaustion of Hie FOR KALE - No. 817 West First St. Real Ivilate, Loans and Insurance Sectuxl strei t. Pit-2 tp late world war, to the advancement of T\V() MEN HELD FOR Attractive term s. Address owner. the brotherhood of man, nnd to the $.100,000 NEW YORK Phone 4tt Dll-8 Magnolia Ave. Bnx 782, Daytunu, Fla. (W-tfc F oil RENT- Two mom furnished extension of the Kingdom of Christ in JEWELRY ROBBERY1 apaitnupt und extra bedroom. Ap­ the world. OFFKR EXTRAORDINARY ply to 2(42 Park'Ave. *100-ltp NEW YORK, July 25.— Albert Ho­ "The Congress first urges the mem­ ' One new five room house with hath, FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, bers of tile churches throughout the rowitz and Kuene Mornn, ii trebled aSTEWART The Florist full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ modern. Phone 551-J. Mltt-Otp world to pray for pence, to counter­ yesterday in Princeton. N. J„ in con­ Gut Flowers----------------Floral Designs CUPIED. work everything likely to provoke nection with the robin ry of $>'1(10,(100 PRICE Annual and Ornamental Plants Mrs. (\ P. Pugn war, to foster kind feelings, to cleanse in jewels from $3,000.00------------- Terms to suit you "The story of our fruit shipments ** A REAL BARGAIN 811 Myrtle Ave.-------■— Phone 260-W of the pipit season, something in the all the text hooks of all the nations Sehoellkopf in New York last New A. P. CONNELLY \ SONS neighborhood of half a million boxen, of nil rucinl nnd national antagonisms, Year’s, eve, were held in $125,00(1 hail 70-tfc should lie ii matter of great pride to to quench the worship of military he­ each codny, the highest amount ever roes, nnd to kindle admiration for all set in general sessions. Protesting lo make this stori* continuously at tractive to you. We want SANFORD MACHINE FOR SA l.E One first c!u**.i 1250 lb. every citizen of this section,” de­ who two wore led serve the world in positive ways, their innocence the clares the Cocoa Tribune. “ That we you to feel that this is ynur shop where you cun bo sure of mare mule, 8 years old. Also a COM PANY "The congress welcomes the forma­ away to the Tombs prison as there can produce such a crop on the pres­ the very host service. good single wagon. Phone 345-J. General Machine and Boiler 115-titc ent acreage and send it tc market tion of n League of Nations and the was no sign of $250,000 required to Works establishment of an International give them freedom. When You Think of Vulcanizing: MULKITFOR SALE—Just unloaded a gives an inkling of what will lie done Tribunal for the settlement of dis­ Cylinder Grinding Fixing of ball followed their asser­ hereabouts ill the near future. Truly car of fine mules, for sale or We want this store at once to occur lo your mind. We uim putes between nations; it urges the tion that they hud been living like Phone G2---------Sanford. Florida 'trade. Come to see them.—Whigham Royal is King Orange in the Indian to attain that end by the fairness of our prices and thc per­ river country." There are thousands churches to support the League nnd southern gentlemen in Biloxi, Miss., ti Renton, Sanford, Fla. 07-fitp fection o f our service, , to complete it by bringing all nntions when detectives once lo... their trail of acres o f fine lands particularly THE SINGER SEWING Machine Go. suitable to the growing o f citrus Into it in order to avoid war und to that led through Cincinnati, New Or­ has a few slightly used machines fruits in the vicinity o f the Indian meet the desire of the people for uni­ leans, Latnnin, Columbus-and Phila­ that they will iTbll at n substantial re­ versal peace. delphia. river. duction for cash or on, easy terms. "The congress, representing very Despite their dec Iurat Ion of in­ T, M. Dunlap, corner 101h and Laurel. Dr. Brown, dairy specialist of the ninny millions of citizens, belonging nocence of the Schocjlkopf robbery Oak Avenue and Third Street m1 Phone 55B-W. PS-C.lp;; w-102-ltp stale department, has been investi- to muny governments, nppeuls to the both were identified today by Puul FOR SALE OR RENT—House, after jjutingll possibilities and conditions governments of the world to make the Englehnrd, one of the guosls nt the PHONE 17---------------------------------------SANFORD, FLORIDA ---------an August 1st.—See W. J. Thigpen. in St. I.ucin county, and is srud to maintenance of pcare their first aim, No wYcar’a party, as men who had P8-tfc have reported most favorably upon for thc sake of each nation's people ployed card* with Mrs. Shocllkopf n *** Girds of Sanford'a Tlcput^ able Profrsslonal Man, each N FOR SALE—Six good farm mules, plans for greater extension of the in­ and for the sake of the happiness and few minutes before she was robbed, ^ of whoa. In hia chosen pro- m It .was expected that the trial of cheap, cash or terms.— IL S. Long, dustry. "Utilization and develops Well being of all mankind." ^ fcaaloo the Herald reconi- ^ Osteen, Flu. Phone 4811. Horowitz and Moran would he de­ H><>-3tp ment o f home-grown feeds, purc-brcd ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■H U ^ mends to tha people. ^ stock, tick eradication, sanitary nnd SWEATERS AND SOCKS layed for some time, ns both-Mrs. »• , ** Thoroughly Remodeled .Screened Throughout ■ efficient success," according to Dr. WANTED FOR RED CROSS Sehoellkopf nnd Frutik "Barrio" Car­ W ANTED N m a d m i a i a s i i a h Light .and Water System Installed ■ Brown’s arguments. The paossibiliman, dancer, in whose apartment the The Red Cross, through its Volun­ party was given, are in Paris. 4VANTED-BOYS TO SELL T1Ib I*«“ ,hc *’lMin|c“ in thi“ ' ' ? C K\NKO!tli ^IIKHAI I) ON T H E !uro larK°' nntl thc dairyman giving teer Service Committee, has been George A . DeCottes KTIIFKTH OF SANFORD A GOOD|thc m“ ttcr BOrioUi *UcnUon wil‘ find asked to complete some knitting by HOLDING DRIVER OF MIAMI DEATH CAR ON October. Wool for about 30 sweat­ Altorney-nt-lJiw c ianS? r a *ara!Siwi V»"» "»• •• ■»**, NEGLIGENCE CHARGE <>v«r Seminole County Bank ers an done-half dozen socks, has creases steadily. TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A • ANKORD FLORIDA been furnished from headquarters nnd FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS MIAMI, July 25.— L»>u11 R. Cum- ■ The Daily Herald. 15c per week. is now in the bunds of the Volunteer SH U T AT THE HERALD OFFICE. mings, driver of the touring car, ■ Hervico Cuhlrmnn. These sweaters dh-lf liig time for every one at and socks arc for thc Tubercular cx- which Friday night was in collision FRED It. WILSON WANTED—A young ludy or young theA Musical Carnival Day next soldiers in the Red Cross Hospitals, with a motorcycle ridden by Elrnor man typewriter. Address J. Brea- Thursday at I^ake Mary. 99-2tc and thc demand for same is in excess O. Nichols, icholii, in yrhlch A rro ilN E V -A T -I,A W which accident Nichols, ■ First National Bank Building of the response. Will not those in was killed, was held by a coroner’s Icr, Box 1127. ___ W '3tH ■ ’ — 1 "T- \ SANFORD «:• HEMEVES RHEUMATISM Sanford who con knit, please upply Jury on a chsrtce o f culpable negti* g FLORIDA i W ANTED"Second hand two home for yarn of the Chairman os soon as genceb or manslaughter, Cummings J | wagon.— Fred Walsma. 09-3tp “ I can almply say that Foley Kid possible, in order that she may report was held ii in |5,000 bail after waiving ■ ncy Pills gave mo relief from rheu­ to headquarters that the work is un­ preliminary examination before a jus- ■ELTON J. MOUGHTON FOUND matic pains, and have not used sup­ der way and shipment can bo made tlce of the peace. Witnesses test!- £ ARCHITECT ports fur the last six weeks (had to by the time cold weather Is upon the fled his car was travelling at a rate *; FOUND—-Florida^ Florida*license tag. Own­ use two). I Room 7, Miller Bldg. the best proof you can northern states, where many o f our of between 40and 50 miles an houi ■ er can havp aamo upon identifica­ have that Foley Kidney Pills are ef­ boys are located. •ANFORD FLORIDA just prior to thc accident, and that ■ tion and paying for ad. Call at Her­ fective la this, that aince they* cleared following the craah the machine J} MRS. E. M. GALLOWAY, ald office. 0T-tfi“tm y system of uric acid, have been en­ Chairman Volunteer Service, Seminole jumped from thc street into a vacant J * CORONADO BEACH, FLORIDA lot, striking a pile o f togs and nend-'r tirely free o f pain and depression," County Red Cross. lng them in all directions. The propoacd $75,000 bond isaue writes J. W. Hunter, Lc* Angeles, Surf Bathing and Shower Baths ICHELLE M AINES for a bridge across Indian river at Calif. Backache, Rheumatic Pains, TENNESSEE 6 Orchestra For Reservations and Rates * 11 -Mliti. ■ Wabasso waa defeated. Wabaaso Dull Headaches and tired feeling are from Tampa for BIG MOON­ . Band Concerts by Orlando-; LA W YE R quickly relieved ! •Mjf i /i'olfy Kidney LIGHT DANCE— Lake ADDRESS, OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. CORONADO, FLA, Mary voted 37 yea; Fellsmere 13 yea, 87 no; Sanford-Eustla Rands Musical;1 — Court House Pills. Sold everywhere.—Adv. next Thursday. 100-1 tc Carnival Day. ' 100-ltc. Sebastian 10 yea, 27 no. , a iiiiiiiiiiH iiim a m u M m iu m u m T — J (Vjsijlllai. v. >a * s.»> •0 * * * m.m ikjntu »kltk.(ll$(4*4 g l i ^ i t «■»n»• «*'n •* •»#M m____ __ « * CLASSIFIED ADS A WNI NG S a W E M INEXPENSIVE WINDOW SHADES SELLERS Awning Shop & , pn WE SPARE NO PAINS Kent Vulcanizing Company : pu r e ly s : PROFESSIONAL = OCEAN V IE W HOTEL oMi 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/. 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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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 1923; <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