12 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/213cf371d268d31d14e91e7486bb0540.pdf 12c77b09fa144e4a7c23eacac0d4daa3 PDF Text Text f. re^vWrtjvV. YnrSjCWP*rv*1’ * W - U ‘ "(ir '. .V . :' 1 * * ii|i.‘ . - . ; ; f i » f B » '■ . ’ ^ •' • •• ........... . •■ ■ ' '■ : V: • ' ■ . 1" ■ •• . "^ S S R R * W v f^ ^ • i ■ V l IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION Vo l u m e i v . SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1923 im m PEACE TREATY mm . . . J THIS AFTERNOON RUEL AND UNJUST SANFORD LOAN & SAVINGS COMPANY BUSINESS,IN THISj C GERMAN ATTORNEY GENERAL CHINK 1 u lil H litW i * MEANS COHIIPUIjSORY EX­ CHANGE O f POPULATION OF GREEKS IN TURKEY SOLUTION ■ Princess Marguerite Was Convicted o f High Treason, Got 6 Months And Perjury in Escape of Khrhardt in 1920 Captain Of Armenian Problem and Give* tn r The A a m i i l r t P ress, The Turks More Than Vic­ LEII’SIC, July 24.— Princess Mar­ guerite Von Ilohcnloho Oeshren, was tors o f the World War •' (H r T k i AM itrlatrd F rra a) LAUSANNE, July 24.— Lausanne pence tr e a t y fo r m a lly establishing peace between European power# and Turkey w ai. signed this afternoon. By the treaty Turkey regnins Thraco and becomes bridge between cast and west She Joins tho I/eague of Na­ tions on footing o f equality. Con­ stantinople goes definitely to Turkey. All foreign troops will be withdrawn. The treaty makes peace between Greece and .Turkey. . Tho treaty launches one of ‘the most stupendous and some ways most cruel human movements In his­ tory by its compulsory exchange of population, Greeks In Turkey return­ ing to Greece and Turks in Greece returning to Turkey. It fails to solvo the Armcnlnn problem, Armen­ ians being obliged to find new havens. # Greccc-Turk war produced grent sol­ dier in Ismet Pasha, who in negotiattiops here has shown himself to bo one of the great statesmen o f Eu­ rope. Ismet worsted the celebrated Lord Curzon, British foreign secre­ tary at first stage of Lausanne con­ ference. Ismet constantly played two . cards Europe# ambition to restore peace in the Near East at almost any price and exaggerated importance Turkey possessed ns world power through her geographical position. TREATY OCCURS TODAY The -w ii; p convicted today of complicity In high treason’ and perjury for her part In the escape o f Captain Ehrhardt, cjm mnndcr of the “ Iron Brigade” during Knpp Putsch of 1920. She was sen­ tenced to six months Imprisonment. S K IM S " HOLD IIP MEN FROM BANKS Toronto, Canada, Scene of Daring Hold ' • Up Game < n r T h r .Asaurlslrd I’ rraa) TORONTO, July 24.—Six bandits jumped from a large automobile to­ day and attacked messengers of the Standard Sterling and Commerce Banks returning from elenring house with numerous bugs of money and esenped with what is believed to huvo been large sum, after wounding two Sterling ’ Bank employes in a sensa­ tional battle. * . . ■ ‘» — C. L. Carlton and George Iloddcr were in tho city today and paid the Herald office a visit to give a line on the new Sanford Loan & Savings Co. recently formed and articles of in­ corporation appearing in an issuo of the Ilarald several weeks ago. * Mr. Carlton is secretary of the new compnny and stated that they would make a specialty o f small loans slnco Sanford was recognized as nn industrial and commercial renter and they txpected to do a big businclfe here along thiH line. Tho Sanford I.oan A Savings Com­ pany Is capitalized at $100,000 and the officers are: F. W. Pledger, pres­ ident npd treasurer; C. K. Deane, vice­ president; ;C. L. Carlcton, secretary. The cashier of the institution will bo a local man and tho location of tho new company will he determined in the next week or more at which time they purpose to start business. Ail o f tho officials arc well known in tho state where they have been identified with the banking business. Mr. Pledger is now the president of n siiqilnr institution in Ornla and the Ocala Star has the following to say in re­ gard to the new hank: “ The Ocaln I.oan A Savings Com­ pnny Friday completed a deni by which it became tho owner of the building belonging to Itay and John­ son, on the, north side of tho square, known ns the Central National Bank building. This property was purchas­ ed by Mr. F. W. Pledger, president of the compuny, nnd will be tho perman­ ent home and headquarters o f this concern. The building was built or­ iginally for a banking house by tho lr.te Herbert Ford, is well located in the center of tty* business pnrt of tho city and will be nn ideal home for this new concern. “ Tho Ocaln Loan A Savings Com­ pany proposes to loan money to wnge earners nnd tho salaried man, on terms nnd conditions to suit their re­ quirements, as the commercial hank­ ing houses provide facilities for the mcrchn'nt and the manufacturer and tho federal farm lonn banks care for the needs of the farmer. “ This new method of financing the men o f small means, who compose n Inrge percentage of the population of the country, fills a long felt want nnd moans much to the prosperity of the country. The industrial bank is eo constituted that the various kinds of installment papers fit Into the sys­ tem and much of thin class of paper which has been hnndicd in other places can now he cared for in Ocala. Aa these institutions do not do a reg­ ular banking business, ns this busi­ ness is hnndicd by the regulnr hanks, nnd handle only the business and pa­ per that the regular hanks do not, these institutions fill a need in n community and complete the gap in the chain o f the hanking system. “ The Ocala Loan nnd Savings Com­ pnny expects to open its door* for business ns soon ns the few necessary changes nnd alterations in its new home can be completed. The definite date will be announced Inter." FLORIDA SHIPPERS WILL MEET fJUAKE DAMAGE IN ORLANDO ON AUGUST THIRD, TO IN W O R N IA Fire on U. S. Steamer and Hold British En­ gineer for Ransom (H r The A m w Ia I H I 'r r u ) PEKING, July 24.— Chinese ban­ dits hnvo captured Darccy Wetherbe, British mining engineer near Chluso provinco o f Yunnn, according to Re­ ports received by customs commisdent nt Peklngemfwy cmfwwmfwyp sionor here. Wetherbe was formerly resident at Peking. C1IANO HUPEH PROVINCE, Chinn, July 244.— Steamers nrriving on Yangtsl river from Chunking re­ port American steamer Alice Dollar and British vessel under escort of American gunboat' Monocncy were heavily fired nn nrnr Chungking. The gunboat roturned the fire doing con­ siderable damage, according to re­ port. MARGARET liRAINE APPOINTEl) COURT STENOGRAPHER FOR 7TII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. (II) Thr A aan rln ln l I 'r r a a ) TALLAHASSEE, July 21. -r- The The appointment of Mnrgnrct Brain, o f Sanford, to bo court reporter for the Seventh Judicinl Circuit was an­ nounced nt the governor's office to­ day. A m o . I i. I m I F r r a a ) 1,LAUSANNE, July 24.— A great dinner to celebrate the advent of peace, was given last night by the Swiss federal council. All the dele­ gates to tho Near East conference and Josch C. Grew, the American minister to ' Switzerland, were pres­ ent. M. Schcurcr, president of the Swiss confederation, presided. At thr«o ' o ’clock today the cere­ mony attending the signature of the treaty o f tausanne will be hbld in the hall of Lausanne university. The af­ fair will be exceedingly simple. Pres­ ident Shouror will deliver an address; the ntho plenipotentiaries will afflx . their signatures to the various docu­ ments. ... Tho American* will attend, but wilt not sign thp treaty or any of its an­ . nexes or rcaprdv It is hoped to regulntc American relations with Tur­ key in a special treaty now under negotiation. Several points In this treaty nro still in dispute and the Turco-Amcrlcan pourparlers have Keen suspended pending receipt of in­ structions from Washington and An­ gora. Strike. . Will Not Be Called ■THIS Year by Union BOSTON, Jul y24.—John lin y , Hammond, chairman of tho United States Coal Commission and Thomas R. Marshall, former vice president of the United States who also Is a mem­ ber o f tho commission, arc agreed that^thcro will be no strike in the an­ thracite fields this year; that tho coal commission will not urge President Harding to call an extra scaaion of congress oyer the fuel situation and that tho price o f coal to New England consumers will hK bo higher than during the Uet two years, according U> a copyrighted article appearing yesterday in the Boston Herald. Mr. Hammond and Mr. Marshall are in Gloucester for the summer. For the commission to recommend an extra session o f congress now to deal with the fuel situation would be .Oneailed for end an unwarranted pre­ sumption, Mr. Hammond asserted. U. 8. FREIGHTER AGROUND DOVER, England, July 21.—The U. 8. .Shipping Board freight steamer Mcantiait bee jrone ashore In a dense fog, ten miles west o f Dungenesa. IRE SUMMED UP Meeting: Will Include the Shippers of the Entire -“T" State of Florida Senator Will “ Tell The World” What He Saw in Europe Porter Hudson is Drowned in Lake Fuller at Apopka APOPKA, July 24.— Falling over­ board out o f the boat from which he and Morgan Wesson wore fishing, Porter Hudson, 28, citrus fruit culti­ vator of Apopka, was drowned Sunday night at Fuller’s Lake, near Apopka. A searching party, with drag rops, re­ covered the body at 8:30. Hudson wns employed on tho grove of J. H. Wesson, father o f the hoy who was in the boat with Hudson at the time of tho accident Hudson is survived by an aged widowed mother. —Orlando Sentinel. MANY HURT IN LIVERPOOL BY CARRIAGE Of Duke and Duchess of York When Hors­ es Run HIRAM TO TALK TOMORROW EVE ON E U R O P E H *•*•*( “fflGHTWG 'NEAR*EAST lit. ■ New Barikmjg btltiition'i'WJill .Commence Biisi> ness as Soon as Location is Secured (II) Thr .la a n rln lril I’ r r a a ) LIVERPOOL, July 21.—One o f Iho carriages in tho procession escorting Duke and Duchess o f York hero to­ day struck* n Inrge crowd o f people gnthcrcd outside the Royal Inflrmnry running down about twenty women and children. Thirteen persons were taken nwny In ambulances, including seven children, who were chief suf­ ferers. There were several broken limbs nntong the children, nil of whom were detained in hospitals. Tho horses of the carringe became frieghtcned by (cud cheering nnd plunged into the crowd. i -■ __ _ DR- HAAS KNOCKED AND KILLED AND HOI DEMOLISHED WIFI Also His Father at the Hands of CommuntaUi Who Ran Riot Over Berlin : • l--------- M LONDON, July 24^—During com­ munist disturbance in Frankfort oaya Control News dispatch from Bertln tho attorney general was knocked down in the street and killed, and his residence wns then plundered and'de­ molished. Reuters Berlin correspondent con­ firms reports o f commuhlst disturb* nnecs In Frankfort. Dr. Haas, wha . wns killed yesterday, was ublic prosecutor, and that his wife and father were also maltreated. In re- A s|H>nso to appeal from social demo­ cratic nnd communist parties and trmlo union* about a hundred thou­ sand demonstrated yesterday against "usury nnd fncism” Reuters messaga states. A fter the meeting o f demonstrnnts ndjourned, collisions with polico occurred in various parta o f the town. HARDINGS PARTY • HEADING MOUTH WARD AFTER ALASKA TOUR (Hr The A uw latM P r m ) ON BOARD THE U. 8. S. HEN­ DERSON WITH PRESIDT HARD­ ING, July 24.—Tho navy transport Henderson bearing President and Mrs. Hording and tho memborm of their party ploughed steadily south­ ward Monday following the last visit to Alnsknn ports paid Sunday at Sit­ ka, when farewell and good wishes for the territory’s future welfare waa said Informally. The next stop scheduled is at Van­ couver, B. C., Thursday morning. It will aignalizo the first landing on A peace treaty makes things look Canadian soil ns tho return from that pleasant, but somehow it reminds us port to tho continental United States. The president lind arranged Sun­ of tho maid vfc onco hud whu swept day night for the transport to stop so the dirt under the bed. that ho nnd guests wishing to do so might enjoy n fishing excursion In the Henderson's small boats. He also concluded work on several nddreoaaa to bo delivered In Paclfle coast states and Vancouver. Mrs. Harding an­ nounced sho will spend the time rest­ ing during tho voyage south, to pre* pare herself completely for continu­ ance of tho itinerary to Panama* Porto Rico and New York. • NEW YORK, July 21.— Senator lliram Johnson of California, boom­ ed by hi* friends for the Republican (II)- T h r \ n - o r l n ( n l I’ r r a a ) nrrnngc n suitable place for the meet­ presidential nomination in 1924, re­ TAMPA, July 24.— Leading fruit ing." turned ycRtcrday from Europe on and vegetable shippers of the state This notice wa* sent to the follow­ the Leviathan nnd Inst night wn* pre­ have been invited to attend a meeting ing shippers of the state: Chase & paring for delivery nt a banquet to be given in hi* honor Wednesday SAN BERNARDINO, Cal., July 24. in Orlando August 3, in order to Company, Jacksonville; J. F. Sligh, night, a message ,to the American Inventory o f the damage of Inat unitedly combat the proposal of tho Orlando; A. J. Nye, Orlando; Walker people on tho nation’s foreign rela­ night’* earthquake, completed today, rnilrond* to ndvancc refrigeration Brother*, Orlnndo; Dr. P. Phillips, Or­ tions. Hhnwed three person* injured and rates and require strapping o f citrus lando; Gentile Brothers, Orlando; ‘ The senator, who spent four nnd about $2,000 damage in the city of boxes nt both ends, according nn- Sanford Truck Growers’ Association, one-half months abroad, refused- to San Bernardino, $2,600 in Redlands nnunccment of traffic manager of Sanford; American Fruit Growers, discuss either domestic or foreign and oxten*ivc damage to the South­ Floridn Citrus Exchange. Protest Sanford; Sanford FarmtfnT,Exchango, politics nnd declared that on Wed­ ern California Stule Hospital for the against tho proposed regulation has Sanford; F. F. Dutton, Snnford; O. nesday night ho would set forth the Insane at Patton and the General been mado to tho Interstate Com­ G. Bouts, Tampa; R. II. Rlcj?, Coconut attitude “ which ip my humblo opin­ Hospital o f San Bernardino county mission nnd Southern Freight Asso­ Grove; T. O. Applegate and Company, ion, Aniorlcn should adopt towards TALLAHASSEE, July 24.—Tha near here. The state hospital’s cast ciation has set date for hearing on Miami; Florida East Coast Growers’ state board o f canvasaors met yesterEurope.” and west vyin** WcTD shattered to subject. Association, Miami; J. F. Parrish, Co­ Pleading ignoranco o f first hand in-^ terday and declared the bonTd isana such an extent that 619 patients were coa; Alexander and Baird, Beresford; formation of Into developments in tho of $460,000 for tho construction of ordered removed. Replacement val­ In order that tho Florida fruit and Umatilla Fruit Company, Umatilla; political aituatlon at home, Senator thirty miles of ocean shore boulevard s of- the wings declared unlit for vegetable shippers can unitedly com­ A. W. Heriong, Leesburg; W. E. Lee, Johnson insisted he could make no in tho ocoan shore Improvement disoccupancy wn* estimated nt $600,000. bat tho proposal of the railroads to Plant City; Citrus Sales Corporation, comment on them until ho had a trlct in Flagler end Volusia counties (I I ) T h r AMorlilrd I’ rraa) At tho General Hospital damago con- advance refrigeration fates ahd re­ Tampa; Lakeland Fruit Growers, Inc., chance to catch up. MEXICO CITY, July 24.—Gen. Eu­ carried by 110 votes for and 102 conaUted of demolished plaster on quire strapping of citrus boxes at both Lakeland; E. B. ■'Peter, Leesburg; Hu categorically refused to say genio Martinos, military commander against. each of the threw floors, cracked tile ends, E. I). Dow, traffic manager of Lakeland Company, Lakeland; West whether ho would he u candidate for and damago to ornampntul work. tho Florida Citrus Exchange, Monday Coast Fruit Company, Clearwater; J. tho Republican nomination in 1924 in tho state of Chihuahua, announced tho capture by his troops, of three The Injured are George R. Fisher, afternoon sent notices to all leading S. Taylor, I-argo; Citrus Fruit Com- and assorted that his address on Wed­ men suspected o f having participated hurt when brick and stone from the shipper* of the state, asking them to pnny, Citral; Weirsdoie Tacking Com­ nesday would not embody and state­ in tho recent assassination o f Gon. Hall of Records fell through tho Attend a meeting nt Orlando on Fri­ pany, Weirsdale; A, M. Klcmm L ment on that subject. r Francisco Villa. General Martinet' building next door into hi* room; R. day, August 3, when these matters Son, Winter Haven; W. G. Roc, Win­ “ For four and ono-half months," report added that four additional flyH. Lee, citrus fruit specialist of tho will he discussed and a plan of de­ ter Haven; Lako Ilocdy Packing Co., Senator Johnson said, “ I wandered irv ng columns o f covalry had been dis­ THE HAGUE, July 24.—The perCalifornia Fruit Growers' Exchange, fense adopted. Mr. Dow's communi­ Frostproof; Leo County Packing Co., Europe generally close to tho ground. patched In pursuit o f,th o assassins. manont court o f international jostle* who was driving an automobile on - cation said: Fort Myers; Stripes Citrus Packing visited seven countries and talked Trouble la feared at Canutlllo and u the case submitted by the council bluff at East Highlands, when the “ Widespread interest is being dis­ Co., Fort Myers; Sloan Fruit Com­ with cvcryono I could, in high and federal troops in nearby garrisons of tbo Lraguo o f Nations concerning wheel 'quake parred the steering played by fruit and vcgctablo grow­ pany, Tampn; Manatee Frujt Com­ low places. The visit wns very in­ have been instructed to hold them­ tho autonomy o f eastern Karelia Mon­ from his hand and caused the car to ers and shippers of tho state in the pany, Tampa; II. T. Montgomery A teresting and informative. selves in readiness to act in conse­ day decided that it was Incompetent go over a fifty foot cliff, and William proposal of the railroads to advance Son, Tampa; Joo Knight, Elfcr; A t­ “ Oh Wednesday night I will tell quence o f threats o f revolt by hun­ to pronounce an opinion In a dispute M. Jones cut by falling glossthe refrigeration charges on fruits wood Grapefruit Company, Palmetto; about my impressions and my opin­ dreds o f Villa's followers because of lie tween a member o f the league and n Damsge to San Bernardino c o u n t ­ and vegetables and require the strap­ Wade Burch, Plant City; A. C. Hayn­ ions, necessarily somewhat inchoate. non-member without tho latter's attempt by Mrs. Berta Villa to ed largely o f cracked walls in ' vari- ping o f citrua boxes at both ends. es, DcLand; C. C. Carlton, Arcadia; L. Than 1 will deliver my messaga to obtain possession o f trfc immense consent. The decision was taken by court house and ous school building* Many of them are desirous o f co-oper­ n. Skinner, Tampa; Jaudon Brothers, the people when I can and how I can. hacicmhf owned’ by Villa on behalf of vote o f seven judges against three * business blocks. The hall of records, ating in defeating those proposals but Miami, and American Fruit Growers, But, on domestic affairs, I can not horeolf and three children. Finland, a member o f the league, which lost an immense chimney, wae do not understand Just how they can Inc., Orlando. as yet say anything." * claims that under the treaty o f DorVilla’s followers, who have been the building damaged worst. be of assistance. -, , Immediately after his arrival with cultivating the lands at Canutlllo, pat, the Russian government is Tho mooting is to bo open to all cit­ Interior walls of the court house, “ Wo therefore, think it advisable rua and vegetable growers and ship­ Mrs. Johnson at hla’ hoto), tho Sena­ have announced their intention, ac­ to grant a ’ certain measure o f a the tallest building, were cracked for all Interested growers and^ ship- pers of the state. The Florida Citrus tor set to work* preparing his address cording to press reports from Barrel omy to Karelia. "A# Russian through in half a dozen places. Some para o f fruit*, and vegetable* to meet Exchange will be represented at tho which win b6 delivered a t ’ a test! to retain their holdings, by force If tion is that, in the treaty the of the wails are two feet thick. hi Orlando, Friday, August 3, for tho meeting by ita traffic manager, Mr. menial dinner to be gitfen 1n his hon­ necessary. merely referred to the already 4 At the hail of records .adjoining purpose o f fullr discussing tho pro­ Dow, together with several fibers of or by a committee df his supporter* lug autonomy of the territory and.1 Villa slated a year ago that he had the court house, » three story posals and formulating a plan o f do- its officers and a number of ita sub­ headed by Rhinelander Waldo and 1,800 armed followers at Canutlllo or not undertake any International i turo erected in 1892, officials ,o f the George Henry Faqne. fense. The Florida Railroad Com­ exchange and asaoclatlon managers. within close call. Federal troops gatlons. board of education today announced mission will be represented by its at­ While formal protest has been filed Russia, through foreign have not yet arrived in Canutlllo but that the third floor probably would have to be removed. City official* torney, and probably by somo o f the with the Interstate Commerce Com­ vigorous action on tho part o f all the are known to be near by. Reports Tchltcherln recently declared hie commissioners themselves. mission by the Florida Citrua Ex­ shippers of the state will bo required that a clash has occurred between ernment found it Impossible to announced only one bu.lneM .U ucchange to the proposed Increase in to defend the Interests o f tho grower* them and Villa’s followers la with­ any part o f the submission e f “ It is vitally Important that every ture, an old two atory building would cose to the permanent court. He grower and shipper in Florida aid In refrigeration rates, and while tho and shippers. In view of the great out foundation. be condemned. . .. Nothing has been heard with re­ aldercd the matter a question of Persons who were camping In both fighting these issues and ws trust Southern Freight Association has set Intern* that la being taken in the be two matters, it is expected that more gard to Villa’s hacienda from hi* iuQ Jurisdiction only for Russia tho San Bernardino and 8an Jacinto you will be represented at tho mcet- a date when the shippers will granted a . hearing on the matter o_ f than one hundred shippers and grow­ brother Hlpolito, or Luis Carrol Villa, rejected any idea o f appeal to or , S * • » • _____ r . . lug. The Orlando Chamber of Com -__________________ „ -------------------mountains tol dof a roar Which pre­ er* will attend tha Orlando meeting. generally regarded aa Villa’s wife* tcrventlon by the “ ao called " Rocks rolled morce Is being sent a copy o f theae citrua box strapping, U Is Relieved by ceded the earthquake —Tampa Tribune. Nations.’* letters, and we know they will gladly]M y. Dow that some immediate and who la reported to ba In Chihuahua. from canyon side*. ’ Three People Injured and Thousands of Dol­ lars Damage THREE MEN ARE SUSPECTED IN VILLA CASE Villp Followers Threat­ en Revolt to Avenge Leader's Death • Finland Claims Against Russia Not Passed Upon ' •Aii1 | (H r T k , A u M -l lln l I'rraa ) ♦ �I W K* 5 ? »V|11 tt . :■ . -v h ■'. MRS. FRED DAIDER, SodMy Editor I’ hon* M7-W . If r n k«ra aar' frlsSSa «M(ll«K r *a —If »aa ara g a i n a a ra lrr* ar NMlaS kiw c, mr If gaa at* SatarlalalM. writ* a raatal rani ta (his Icg a n a ra i. aivla* artalla, ar trlrghaWr Ike Ilia . Il will W greatly a w w a a lo l. SOCIAL CALENDAR Tuesday— Master Wilson Smith will entertain at •a'' stag party at hia home on Union' avenuo, in celebra­ tion o f hla ciffhih birthday at 4 p. ............ 1........... ______________ . » . M ■ Mr. and Mra. David Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs.'Widemart Caldwell mo­ ’ riSay—Informal house warming, of P• i ______ I ............ tored to Daytona Beach yesterday tu W cW sh'vCihb frdm 8:30 to 11 v/hcre they spcht the day most pleaw ; nnUy. . , Mr. and Mrs. Charles I.. Britt and Mrs. G. A. DeCottes, sr.t and daugh­ children motored to Coronado Beach ters, Misses Mary and Louisa Dcyesterday afternoon. ' Cottcs, o f Jacksonville, are the charm­ ing guests o f Mr. and Mrs. George DeMiss Martha Tufta, of Orlando, was Cottos at the Montcxumo. thd attractive guest o f Miss Dorothy Stokes for the week end. Among the Sanford people at Daytuna Beach yesterday wci*o:'Mr. and Mieses AJberta Aycock and Anna Mrs. E. A. Douglass and daughter, Mix&n and Robert Mason wer^ visi­ Virginln McDaniel and Mr. Snd Mrs. tors In Orlsndo yesterday. Sid Rive. W. L. Wilson, o f Tampa, was among Mrs. T. L. Dumas nnd daughter, the buslneu arrivals In the City Sub­ Mrs. Raymond Philips, left Saturday stantial on Saturday. lor Seneca, S. C., where they will vis­ it Mr. Dumas' sister. Mr. Dumas will Arriving In the city Saturday for » Join them there Inter.' ►l\nrt stay wow Mr. and Mrs. t . II. . -------— : Moore, o f Jacksonville. Mrs. Arthur Hnzzard, who has been — spending thd post two' weeks hero an Aiming tho business visitors ih tho the guest o f her parents, Mr. artd Mrs. Saturday from Jacksonville was T. L. Dumas, loft yesterday, for her C! B. MeNciU. ■ home In Augusta, Ga. Archie $ctts, 8. M. Lloyd and ChnrA congenial party motoring to IIft jfand spent tho week end at Day­ tona Heath Saturday afUrpooi) ton* Beseh with their families. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Wilbur McKee, Altbic Doudncy, Randall Chase ' Spending Sunday at Daytona Beach Alfred Foster. Were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pace, Mlsa Thelma Pace nnd R. A. Tcrheun, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gassmon Day­ won) Mlsa and hovo token the Shlnholhcr houso, 210 Mdgnolin avenue nnd have with them Mr. Pnrkall. Mr. Gsssmui is thb manager of the new Wooiwdrth store, whllo Mr. Pnrknll is the nsslsfant manager. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller nnd HOUSE WARMING OF NEW CLUB family and Mrs. B. W. Herndon were HOUSE among those from Sanford spending The public is most cordially Invited the day yesterday nt Daytona Beach. nnd urged to * attend an informal t Mri and Mrs. Win. T. Hicrs, of Day­ house warming, at the New Woman’s tona, were among tho arrivals In the Club building on Oak avenue, on Fri­ city Saturday and are at the Monte- day evening, July 27th, from 8:30 to l i p . ril. sumo fo r a brief sojourn. All of Sanford is indeed pruuu- oi this new and complete building and Mr*. Henry Purdon and daughter, Louise, Mrs. J. H. Fitspdtrlck nnd sort this will be an opportunity fbr every !| h ^ a v , j o l y 23. t m [ — •.....................-ite - Malic?; Mrs. ‘Augusta Elgenmann and one to Inspect the- pew, qfpb house. with son Warren, were a congenial party Como out and Bring aoroe motoring to Daytona * Beach yester­ you. day for the day. ** i. Mrs. A. J. Lossing returned Friday Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cody,~ of Vero, from DcLand where ahe has been ofwere the week end gucsta o f their; Delating as superintendent o f tho dsughtcr, Mrs. R. A. Gassman, return­ girls' dormitory during tho BapUst ossombly. Mrs. Lossing reports over ing to Vero this mdrnftig. six hundred young people nttended . Mr*. A. D. Key spent the week end the assembly. at Daytona Beach as tho guest o f Mrs. Rnymdnd Key, who is spending tho JOHN LAWTON CAMP AND AUXsummer at tho beach. IM RYINSTALLED AT DAY-TON A W ir'iStw /’ Miss Dorothy Crabtree, who has liecn the guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. K. Rnumlllnt for tho past two weeks, Daves tomorrow for her home in Tam­ pa. r b b r a l r Thursday *aftetftooh R. A. Terun, ffy\ Department Commander of ,o IL S. W. V, and Mrs. Tcrheun, w m a u m tir, . v . atlonsl Aide, accompanied by Depnrtmcnt Quartermaster Lord, De­ partment * Adjutant Ballard, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. J. R. Lyles and Mrs. Roy Schmidt of Col. Theodore Roose­ velt Auxiliary No. 3, went over to Daytona to muster in and Install John Lawton Camp, No. 15, and Aux­ iliary No. fl. U. S. W. V. The mustcrln and installation ceremonies of camp nnd auxiliary were simultenous, National Aide Frank Dale o f Key West assisted by Department Senior Vico Commander Harvey Pnyno of Jacksonville, W. E. Yorkc, Junior Vico Commander of West Palm Beach, Afficiating for the camp and Mrs. Tcrheun, aldo do camp o f the National . Auxiliary assisted by Mcsdomca Lyles, Ballard and Schmidt in­ stalling the auxllllary. These cere­ monies are impressive and very beau­ tiful and have a ten d en cy ^ gwakcri a deeper patriotism, greater rever­ ence for the Bag, friendship and hu­ manity. Seventeen charter members for tho camp nnd (Iftcen for the suxHilary proved themselves 'delightful hosts to the visitors, dispensing a generous hospitality and a pleasant social hour after the more serious business o f the evening that was much enjoyed. The vjsitors were received at the Troy Hotel by Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Clark, commander and president re­ spectively o f camp nnd auxilliary, Dr. and Mrs. Barricklow and Mr. and Mrs. Nussbnum, where a delicious dinner was served. Following tho Ceremonies at the Legion building, the nuxillinry served dainty refresh­ ments. Included in the Ssnford party were Mrs. Edgar Thompson, Miss Ruth Ballard and Mr. Bowen Pcrritt. * ' ’t V » K J.A* tiJLUULX4Sd= •7 i>ak<lri fS‘ 1'«V - GAJNESVILLE, Fla., July 23.— Tho county represented by tho larg­ est delegation of farmers nnd farm women at Farmers’ nnd Fruit Grow­ ers’ Week to bo held at tho Unlvoraity of Florida, Augpst 0-11, is to be given’ n purebred Jersey bull calf. This announcement has Just been made public by John M. Scott, ani­ mal Industrialist, who has charge of Iho livestock progrnm nnd whoso de­ partment offers tho calf. • - I Professor Scott snys that the purDr. II. II. McCnslln has purchased 'poso of this proposition is a double JOHN MARTIN HERE TODAY tho cottage next to the Dr. Mason ______ jone: First, to stimulate a spirit o f homo on Magnolia avenue, between John Martin was here a short time (rivalry among tho farmers of the vaSixth nnd Seventh streets, and will today on his way to points in South Irious •counties, nnd second, to place occupy the skmc In tho near future. Florida and just stopped over long!Just Hint much more pure blood enough to say “ Howdy" to n few union gthc dairy herds of the state, Prof. j . F. Skeen nnd son Glenn friends ho' «aw in passing nnd paid The announcement nddc dthat bcBaxter, who hnvo been the guests of thc Ilcrnid o f f i c e n Hying visit.'John IcVpse of its nearness to the university j m m county is barred Prof, and Mrs. McKay for . several . ^•I3 lh v former mayor of Jacksonville .campus jClachua days, returned to their homo In L ees-1 j ^ m>u kno^ „u 0VCr the ntnto from participation in this attendance ntt burg Saturday. .ant! Is ranking a caHvass of the silun- contest. , , . . . 1 tion now in his candidacy for g over-! ' 0ne do,lnr Pul8 one ° ,, thl C!! cbral‘ jmr. lie wanted his ftgnford friends 1 The Herald "for first class Job work. ed Seller’s Kitchen cabinets in your I |||id8llUin,1 thal ho ^ l d be here1. homo and flO a month P*y* or , 1 Inter to bco ciudi one o f tlwm person-1 Everyone knows the many and multi- • (f llo;n|)|,0 to„ t4 m nbout 1 us * lie advantages of the Sellers, and ,|U f()r lho h,Rh„ t 1)0j (iort ln I/ P / N E N i g h t a n d this opportunity to secure one on such slato of Fiorld.i. Morning a small cash pnymont nnd easy terms — „ c Have Cteaii . will be taken ndvnntagc of by the PATIENTS ESCAPE R EVE j Healthy £ycs housdwives of Snnford. Call at tho FROM HOSPITAL FOR Sanford Furniture Compnny and they U they T ire, Itch, Smart, B u m CRIMINAL INSANE will tell you nil about this libcrnl o f­ o r Discharge, il Sore; lm u t e d . fer. . Inflamed o r Granulated, use ( Itr T h r A»a<-lntr<l He Needs Good Bread One Lot LADIES’ SHOES Men’s and Boys’ CAPS All Wool 49c . *t 'f - •Ladies’ Sommer • Sport Sweaters * “TWO TWINS” a two-part earned; —T O M O R R O W^l Henry ID>Walthall and Mirj Alden in “ P a r t e d Curtains” WEEK'S W eath er Weather Outlook for the Period J(| 2.1 to 28, Inclusive South Atlantic and Hut . states: hformal temperature snd 1 orally fair but scattered local th ershowers probable. F. P. RTNES 101 Palmetto Avc.---------I’ ho»* «|. KING'S NtiTREATTO th« MW. scDntiAajWMcriptiM bring* IMMEDIATE aadIPEJUUPE NENT RELIEF to th o* torlurihl tori. WMWS. Teal . m ra* nuth k a t m x n t rastorw NATURr* ACTtVRin * rw ( satin tflawUn Im t Our Guarantee , It too a n srt J* I nUtM sfW tag •U ‘ m w ( m .hair . . boubl . . . •»,! a” It om4 root Boa<7 will ‘M1IM Mtr rstuaded. Sold by All Colors , . WORK SHIRTS ” 49c . UNION SUITS ,49c Bfacmts made with M erry W idow S e lf­ R i s i n g F l o u r a re a l w a y s g o o d , and veryoconom ical. ft is "T h e FlQur Withou t a D o u b t"— already mixed with jiisfc the right amount o f pure tissue-building 'in g re d ie n ts, and a n ick e l's w o r th will make at least thirtyth ree re g u la r size biscuits. BHWSKBaiKKlftHtWatBiiiS Our Stock of Underwear ■ .. / ,' . fo r men and boys is Com­ plete, *and We have the prices you can afford to put) « .I'C i MEN’S DIMITY CHECK PAJAMAS, each....... .........1425 MEN’S MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS, each.............. !........ $wo MfiN’S DIMITY CHECK UNION SUITS, each ............ ... ILOli UNION SUITS (knee length) each *14# MEN’S DIMITY CHECK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, (Knee length), each................... ....................... MEN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. each STIC SEAM DRAWERS, each Wa i s t 1 u n io n s u it s , each W 8 ’ DIMITY CHECK UNION SUITS, each First S treet ^ *2.0*’ MEN’S 9UES1NE SILK UNION SUITS, each .l— ............. .L-tM ! Food Fuxm C a Niimiui,Ttan. Florida S U N I O N PH ARM ACY \w Sanford, Florida ' MEN’S SOISETTE UNION SUITS, each W ill Last This Good WORK SHOES . . DULL MONTANA is INDIGESTION a WRIGHT BALBRIGGAN »' . The big Mid-Summer Clcnrnncc Sale nt the Outlet will continue' for this week only. The latest styles in millinery is on sale nt half the form­ er prices, while big reductions have been made in the prices o f Indies' CHESTER. III., July 2.1.— Acting sport sweaters, all shoes, men’s and boys' caps, work shirts nnd union contortedly in contradiction frequent­ suits. Now is the accepted time to ly expressed theory that insane per­ several stock up on everything needed in sons cannot net In unison rendy-to-.wcar foe the entire fnmlly. , score frenzied madmen effected es­ cape by battering down n section of H. B. CrenshnV, n former citizen steel mesh wire fence nfter killing o f Flornln, hut n citizen o f Sanford, one of their own number and serious: Florida, for the past few years, is in ly wounding two guards and breaking Flornln visiting old friends nnd see­ the nnn of superintendent who at­ FOR RENT— Furnished connecting ing how Flornln looks now. This is tempted to hold them back. housekeeping rooms, with bnth, hia first visit since leaving here in The Herald rte>iv'.red six times a also furnished room. 818 Magnolia 1018. Jffr' Cfehshaw thy* that Unde Avc. 08-fltp “ Si” Lillard, who used to he the week for 15c. P » Gladys Walton will win j-o, . spite o f yourself in the ro story "Gossip" in which ih« pUn the role o f an unsophUu^C Southern girl—the spirit ofm* mingling with that of the PrJ £ day. Also’ .' Marine. Soothes andRefreshes. CHESTER, 111., July 2.J.— Fifteen SafeJor Infant or A du lt. A t all of forty-one insane convicts who la st! Druggists. night escaped from the state hospital, If itkfn Fm Oft 5*4 ,for criminal inanne hero had been r e -| MURINE C O ..« EaM Ohio captured thin morning. ST. PETERSBURG, July 23.-O nc thousand persons are expected to atthousand persons arc expected to at­ tend tho convention hero November 18 of the Traveling Passenger Agents Association of America. The meet­ ing will last two days. Delegates will motor to several nearby West Coast resorts. Many entertainment fea­ tures are being nrranged for their amusement here. ONE-HALF PRICE — IN— PHIZES FOR ATTENDANCE AT FARMERS MEETING President W. T. TunnlclilTe, o f the People* Bnnk of Sanford, returned today from n business trip o f several d*ya to Jacksonville. r ’ ' :i’ I?1* ■ 'i , . ---------; 1 Extensive alterations and repairs irffc being made on the intfrior of the Building occupied by* th ^ ,11111 h a rd ­ ware Company. • • ---------: ‘ r Gillon & Fry have secured the con­ tract for the clcctrlcnl work on the new Bishop block, next to tho Milnnc Theater. TRAVELLING PASHENGEIt AGENTS WILL MEET AT SAINT PBTEUSBUKG Now Going at G L A D Y S WALTON “THE GOSSIP” Fixtures are nearly all in place In the block to be occupied by the Woolworth Stores.' • “ Daddy” of the Flornln News, but now of the Sanford Daily Herald, is doing fine and that he said tell hits old friends in Flornln ho'd lie up to sec us after About two weeks. Mr. Crenshaw is a regular subscriber to tho News, and came around to the shop and handed us a "cart-wheel" for another year. Mr. Crenshaw will visit Dathnn and I'nnnmn City before returning to Sanford.— Flornln News. g ¥’*’ »-HiJ i?f L ----------- T O N I G 4| T. For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. CLEARANCE SALE I Mid -Summer Styles ’ The Princ THE WEATHER LOCALS Oar Big Mid-Summer . MILLINERY ^ tl‘* /J • ’----- ‘t t r n r ^ ,,fcT * * g g 3 r " .... 75c �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, aa are know, It la-the onlyvtransporta­ tion agency offering inducements to people o f the North .to come to Flori-J da in the summer season. , ~ ■ The Clyde lin e is ogcring low rottnd-trip rates from New York to Jacksonville, which permit Northern people to visit this state in summer at reasonable expense. In contrast to this offer o f the steamship company, wc have the rail­ roads offering inducements to take people out of Florida but none to bring them in. Cheap rates arc liber­ ally advertised from Florida and all Eastern points to CaliforalaHiut none from the West and East to Florida. .1 Florida is taking account o f tfviW discriminatory attitude and |s estrmating it at its full importance.—* i n t i . Th e XieoruTKO^rncn Tampa Tribune. pctltor, the News, takinj vertising contracts and and those hWdlng stock I'Z$£:' b*"”u* ord Daily Herald Herald Printing Co. i* i o s n r l i l t l Proas la ■ ic lu ilv ilr Jo4 to tLo use for republicmtlon of w w i dlspatchm credited to It or etfcarwlee credited In this paper also lb a local news published MORE LIFE INSURANCE. CASfTCHA SHET v P — ‘ tOOW»T T **C jd n P irs’ j a c k , j u n r i r i ’l — - y u* l i t t l e . nOlsKE’T ffA tr OONTCHA [ know i’ l l A E T a l i cm in' i r I h a to n e s in A « am os you, OAWLirsQr YUM fEAMVT HEAD! U a te ay SEA i m ead th | cany nutM l it t l e s t a n d o h L'j LormeR U SOn-oF* j A*aun| i-------- nssrTTTnnr Both told about the new refrigerator fars built especially Than over the ninety and nine^ products-Mand the neat Steady loaferrfskllo d*vdr vAtftrk. faJ iFlorida* “ latest The government is <fer To lose at the sfclgot' ’ ' •\Vhnt it saves at the bunghole; the use o f this new line of cars and It is to be hoped that action of It will spend millions with the approval‘o f the citizens of an increased haul rate wrapped up in To build one fighting plane the community and, if given the sup­ the impossible three-hoop demand. To send to men overseas; port it deserves, we are satisfied the More Soak ’em! Wc cannot get up a gTcst deal of Rut to give • Tna*1 »«rvlce News Tribune will give n creditable Higher than n kindergarten 1 newspaper, for the policy o f o f prac­ Indignation about charging twenty Causes it to hesitate, | tically all newspapers is to give their And when it hesitates a bit readers as good a paper as the in­ That means “ Nothing doing.” come derived from its publication will If the postal department warrant; Indeed, it is loo frequently Is too dumed embarrassed the ease that nmbitlous publishers To add where theyVc! needed suffer disaster by permitting their Three or four majl ’clerks. real to get th e ‘best of their business Let it add one female clerk; f judgment by leading| them Into the For women are very clever fateful error of^pubiiahing- a b e tte r At handling the ’m a lc s f^ (* and therefore, more • costly— paper And by those mcaijs . j (| ^ thaw their income warrants*—Tampa Trouble would east up" a bit. Times. ‘ Nobody kicks or carci mdeh What good service costa; , CHEAPER CAS. * Rut if the great graft It is a striking illustration of busi Of transporting the mails ness-like government that, on thi Were to ho eliminated, very day the state law allowing mu. And congressmen were stopped nicipalties to regulate rates goon into From franking to their homes effect, the consumers o f Tampa will All the stuff they get begin getting the benefit of reduced During their term of office gas rates. When railroads are weighing Thi* was made possible, by the estimate,” To get n “ W•cckly i efficient and co-operative attitude of Thcre'd remain more funds, 1 the City Commission and tho Tampa When the many huge volumes \ ' GAs Company in getting together on Of the 1890 census were the proposition. Both the Commis­ All compiled nnd printed sion and the company realized the In twelve large volumes importance o f bringing about lower Weighing about seven pounds each, rates without the tedious and expenMore than twelve hundred sets sive process of arbitration provided baiter. We have editorially. t j Were franked in one day fo rby the new law. the part o f the railroads when it Over the C., M. & St. P. If the procedure specified by the roost unpopular so to do. Nor v j All going to South Dakota law had been insisted upon, a delay And over among the Mormons. •' of from six months to a year would The singular thing about it • i * \ have resulted and the heavy expense Was they hit that locality of arbitration imposed upon both the The same Identical dny when city and the company. Meantime, Railroads were “ weighing up” the consumers would have continued To get the "general average,** paying the old rates. Upop w hich to base charges. * Although the act of the legislature All this weight, sixty tonsi contemplating relief to the people Helped the “ nveragto” nicely, . from hih rates docs not become a lew Thank you, it certainly did. until August 1, the consumers of Hut the postal operations Tampa will he given reduced rales Are not necessarily * * for gas on th^t day. Supposed to be self-supporting, The Tribune congratulates both tho Any more than severa lothcrs. City Commissioners nnd the Tampa S PEAKING ABOUT THE POST Time once was, long ago, Gas Company on this happy solution, OFFICE When weekly newspapers which gives the people the great Went free within the county benefit o f cheaper gas without delay, George Ecclesiastes Gay, And elsewhere in the United States trouble or expense. , For one cent the pound. The Tampa Gas Company has re­ The gay postmaster o f Pnlatka Is considerably east down That was much too cheap cently manifested a public spirit nnd Because the postal .1. part men t, And publishers admitted it; a desire to improve its service ami ltut a-500 J'cr cent increase better serve the public that nre high- Located up in Washing-town, Appears a hit too high— " y have i Has pruned down his estimates Iv comment Killing with the added lal»or. iieen extended to give many suburban f)f the cost of the office Anyway, that has nothing \ residents the Item-fits of gas service For the current quarter Until there is only left To do with George Gay, • * nnd they will he further extended, in Sweating at thiic stamp window, other directions, until nil of Greater Four periods,' seven commas, V* bile the stamp window.reg’Jar. Tampa is served. At-thr saroo-tioso, .XhUjMdi. M-lauintigti ppipiv TV distributing the mail the company is practically rebuilding EldvefUdolfar mark's/ ' *'***V And hurrying to catch up it* plant, installing the latest im­ Considerably many cyphers, So that the postmaster proved generating mnehincry ami And his autographed signature. i May get his beauty nap. equipment. That the company has Vet. notwithstanding all that, Sometime he may get vexed found it |K>s«ihle, with increasing To tiring out the expression And write the department cost of materials and large outlays Used by all political parties _ j As did a Nevada jxistmaster; . for extensions and improvements, to In tlieir various platforms, George “ points with pride” ' “ Deer surs: I’ve hin runninn’ To what the department I"This office f r six months; Is “ going to do some time later.* "I'm sure tired ov it. Although he "views with alarm" " I ’ve put all the male The daily cussing* he gets, ."In a barrel with the key, lie has learned that "Wich yew’ll find in the shop "All that glitters isn’t gold,” “ Under n pile o' gnnney sax. And has figured out that "Take y'r dammed ole orfis. All that sticks are not stamps. “ I'm goin’ on a fishiiT trip.” — 1 And there is more joy in I’alatka News. - ‘ ‘ ' t o Hght'l ‘ “ Soak'V m * move’ of higher American life Insurance men have known no more promising year thnu Ml nXEALD StllLDISU. rta e e tea 1923. Figures submitted to the De­ partment of Commerce by -10 com­ ■ " tn coax of error* nr ommlsslnn In legal or cither advertisements The panies which ordinarily handle 40 per 11* raid Printing Company does not bold Itself liable for damaxo further cent o f the nation's Insurance indi­ than the amount received for such- ad- cate that sales o f policies arc dinning ' .oartlaements. ____________ 22 per cent ahead o f 1922. If the rest of the companies do as well, f t / i m Kr k *a n r m S s s ^ s s o c i a t I ^ n there is every reason to anticipate a 110.900.000.000 business for the 12 ~J<S* INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. months as compared with $ l,4HW>00,000 in the previous record year of 1020. Americans the past few years; an creating a harbor, building parks, The magnitude of present sales be­ extension o f the life-limit is pro­ helping to develop the Everglades, comes particularly significant when claimed by the scientists; to outdoor paving streets, etc.—hut after all is It is remembered,.that 20 years ago sports Is due at least a part of the said and done It is doubtful if there tl\<re was only jfo. 500,000,000 insur­ is anything more important than pro­ credit. ance In force In .the nation. ’Today Municipal golf courses are being viding pure water for the inhabitants the aggregrnte is far in excess of planned or made or talked of in many o f the city. Miami has grown and $440JDOO.000,000, Of course it is b American cities. In Florida the re­ prospered despite the handicap of a good sign. sort town or city without links is questionable water supply, hut with And yet $40,000,000,000 in life in­ rather handicapped. Some o f our re­ the securing of a palatable water of surance means less than $2,000 apiece sorts have several golf courses nnd known healthfulncss it can lie ex­ for the lives of the nation’s bread­ the investment appear* to have been pected to step forward more steadily winners, and that isn't enough. The satisfactory. Jacksonville has three, and surely. For there is no doubt 29.000. 000 policies in force represent nnd the municipal links, tn be ready that many prospective citizens have protection for hardly half that num­ for play tht coming season, will be delayed taking up their residence here ber o f individuals, and a very large aq added attraction to the city.— because there was no surety hut that the city water would again show im­ percentage o f then; calla for sums Times-Union. purities. Many months have elapsed which will not greatly exceed the since a laboratory test has shown the cost of decent burial. Despite the PROTECTION city water to be unwholesome, hut efforts of the insurance companies, The Daily Herald received many the banks and the government, and the people can not forget the taint congratulation* yesterday evening on that was there, and Miami has suf­ the innumerable thrift preachments the scoop of the California earth­ fered as a result. And <>th< r resorts in newspapers and magazines, the quake. It Just shows the Herald have profited at the oxpen-e of this fact remains that Bfi per cent of the readers that they can get the fresh men who die in America have made city. news right o ff the wire in the Daily practically no financial pruvitin for The American /people are in the ’ Herald cVery afternoon and In no their dependents. hahit of securing, water at a very other dally paper coming into San­ It mny bo that the percentage of nominal charge, and the payment of ford. Patronize the Herald and y«u th cproyklcnt and thoughtful has not extra assessments .for bottled water ^wlll see a bigger and bettor paper varied materially within recorded his­ hardship on many. The ,come* a* every day. tory, but! It is time it did. An in­ bottling companies have done a thriv­ surance year like this ope means n ing business, hut it cannot be said long forward step. — Jacksonville that it is to the credit of the city or Journal. that it has been a gyp<| ^dvertiw-ment fi •t i * ■| / for Miami. GOLF AH AN ESSENTIAL. Months will of course elapse 1* fore the now supply of pure w ater for New York is talking about more this city will l»c obtained, hut it igolf links; New York, where every good news that work is to start at inch of land seems to I k- worth a lot once on securing that supply. B e ­ of money nnd .every chance tq buy ca u se- of the urgency of the situation building sites, brings bidders whu there will bo no debiy In pushing fight for the opportunity of paying more for an acre than would be asked for a big farm in the West or an orange grove in Florida. But there are people who understand that thenPolk county motorists who mast must he breathing places and pleas­ occasional trip* to Deljmd nnd point* ure grounds, even in New York, or beyond, are thoroughly familiar with near by. More golf links nre not exthe rough eleven mile* of highway jx-ctcd on Manhattan Island. Central on State Hoad No. :i extending from Park represents more than the aver­ the bridge across the St. Johns river age city allots to public open spaces, yt Monroe to the brick p a v in g about and there are other breathing places; two mile* out of Del And. This has but the golf links nre usually n little klways been an annoying hit of mad wny out from Manhattan, and dirt is Wcause of the wavy humps which not cheap nnywhere within a dozen have made progress painfully slow. mile* o f the Grand Central station iv > B , this condition will soon Ik- no or the big hotels. » jnore because the enterprising n-siThe Miami Herald, talking of golf dents o f what Is known as the Orange links as essential to the growth of City district have carried a bond is­ cities and the continuance of good sue of $130,900 for iH-miancnt high- health and good humor, says: , trays in thatMistricL To show how "Golf Ja rapidly Ix-coming one of piuch In earnest those folk* are. the the most popular o f sports. It is no j Thc*c cities arc Albany, • Ti.fUjn, turu*. Mr. Edfmnd*, whose wife wxjt vote stood 102 for to 9 against. That Thomaavillc, Moultrie, Americus,-Cor-1critically i!), wa» unable to lie pren-nt vote provides just one more answer dele, al.Grange, Valdosta, Rome,1hut lit- cut th. litter which put parto the question:' "Why does South Athens ami Brunswick, and afternoon j ticular emphasis upon the moral obFlorida ahow sUch marked devrloppnpiTs a it- printed in the five largest j ligation resting upon the railroad-, Lakeland Star-Telegram. ment? cities also— in Atlanta there nre two. entering and serving Florida, which Announcing the consolidation of obligation i* being shirked in a very * One of the greatest moves made In the morning nnd afternoon papers In Jflagrant manner. Ban ford history ws» made yesterday Rome and the decision to retain the | Mr. Caples, first vice president of when the City Commissioners derid­ afternoon field, the News-Tribune the S.-alx.uid, wa* given the floor and ed to own and operate their own wait was hoped that he would saj^ someUr plant and also to own all of the Dceisiim to continue a* an’ afterthing germane to the subject tnatter cRy utilities as soon as possible. At noon newspaper is based upon the containedin the letter hut he did tbrir meeting they went into the recognized fact in the newspaper not- He talked all around it. lie question of arrangemenU and it was world that afternoon papers are more said that the "unfortunate dimestic manifest that not only the City Comailsiioncr* but the many citizens jiteaent were heartily in favor of mulUeipal. jpwnrd plants for Sanford. A>d maritime While we are getting madjf let the present rates for gas, whtec a& 'ligM tiAnd power be lowerWat V e can live and do M|aJnesss*Tbe present rates are said BURE WATBR MOST I'MI’ORTANT ti timtiighest in the state and we Announcement is made that the tn well believe it. If other Florida money from the sale of the new mu­ tle'c can get cheaper rates there is The Herald notes with pleasure nicipal bond issue in the sum o f near­ no reason why Sanford should pay dollars is In the more. It will Lake time to put over that it Is not now necessary to have ly three million municipal ownership and we ahould golf links around the com er or across banka, and that work will start at be enjoying a lower rate while we are tre street. Transportation matters once on the securing for Miami of have brought the suburbs nrarer the an adequate supply o f pure and pals* making arrangements. cities and tbe golfer or others on table water. Tbe plan is to sink wells pleasure and recreation bent can near Hialeah and to pump the water BATES TO FLORIDA. usually have a few minutes extra for to the city, distributing it through This is not intended as an adver- the few miles travel to tbe country the mains of the water company. The Uaemrnt for tbe Clyde Line— al- club or tbe.links. The “ game” is not purchase of this system loiter in con­ templated. tfipugh, to be fair, that line merita I Miami is doing many big things— S o cia l ccmsidcration, because, so fax I d e b ts o f ra-pablleatlon of apodal lichee herein are alaa n «»r »e d . Over seeing-a perron labor a so well. t :* T. 71 : ** Like Putting Your Car on Exhibition When You Advertise it in The Daily Herald J In n to f 3 The classified advert i n i columns of tho Daily Herald is the greatest Automobile Sale anil Ex* change agency in the city. Hundreds of bargains are offered daily by dealers and owners. Hun­ dreds of buyers find the car's they want at pric­ es they can afford. To buy, sell or exchange an automobile, use the Classified Columns of the Dally Herald. ' ’ r* �m vfr**/)' W l1 Teif Veterinafiaijs and Six Ipspfectors THE ' / ' I r . r i DAILY PjKRALP, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1923 West Florida Wakes Up Health Education r Four Survivors Meet To Advertising* Advant­ "Part o f Curriculum £ast Club L ages, Hold. Big Meeting Afinnesotrf^Saturflay at Summit Sfihagll # m r * — p or Eradication o f Cattle Tick In Will Act In Unison On |>atting West Florida On The Map. Various Counties. " Endeavoring To Build Their One o f Them at 8L Cloud, This State Could Not Attend Attend. Own Health. * FLASHES OF : : fT$RIDAFACTS : Iiy MOSES FOLSOM r n» * (H r TU e-Aiseeleled Press) PANAMA CITY, Fla., Jluy 24.— ^TALLAHASSEE. E U - July 2 4 . ~ (Hr Tfc, Akao,U(rd Preu) STILLWATER, Minn., Minn., July Ten [veterinarian*, In addition to the Linked by a chain of hearty co-opera­ !» . % Ml » i M n h M TALLAHASSEE,-Fla., duly 21.— 23.— A ^9-year old bottle o f wine tion and with the entire meeting etata veterinarian*, and six livestock The summer school at the State Wo­ which has been present at'every meet­ to *v the- 'force Inspector* will conftitut----- *-to characterized by a spirit of progress men’s College is offering this year for Fifteen states have had swamp land ing o f the Last Man Club, occupied tarry lies rrauicuuon unuer the me the west Ftorida County Commission­ the first time a class in tyealth Ed­ carry out tick erpdlcat.Ion under grants from the federal government, if* place v t honor 1 Saturday on the the total area amounting to (14,651,080 term* of tl^e act, o f the recent ses- ers Association held here July 18-9 ucation, with Miss iteba Harris in Uble, set for Ullrty-four, when three rion of thjO legislature. Clerical exT is considered by far the most success­ charge as instructor. A Urge class avhich seres, o f dr: ‘ Florida h u over one-15 of'tH efpur surviving members‘ 'of Jhlrd, or 2( Renifs X j f;i? inpu^ the whole expen- ful convention In tho history o f the is enrolled far the studies which are 10,1^,443 roerwfif Louisiana1" penif* Gompsiw B v,'Minnesota volunteers comes second ond with 19,$J3,2O0 acres, ■ i^ituijc in this connection to $.18,600 unique organization and laid plan* divided inW two parts-V'IJow to LlvaV m id' the. annuli rediiion1here. and “ How. to Teach Others to Live." for what promises to be the most The office will not be 'A rkansas < i*/HWhl 7,68tUSR tyintydly Tho Wine,: ^ developed, haff been to this site, however, until comprehensive advertising campaign •The students are endeavoring to seres, Michigan fourth' Wj*h 5,679,848 giving, one of the mertbc r* much con­ ctober 1 when returns begin and development program ever con­ build thair ‘iwn health as an exem­ cern, he said. todaV,’ nnd. tlm. question to cqme in in full force from the half ceived by the officials of any section plification o f the health teachings, of it* ‘disposalchihr Sap forVetibus “ Know your body and Its needs. o f the peninsular state. —’ toil! tax levy. coni (deration- Thp wine was pre­ Resolving to act in unison and full Bulid" For strength, long: life and use­ There ia much preliminary work sented to the club, which was organ­ fulness,” Is their motto. E. L. Zimmerman, of Tampa, secto be done before the nqtual work of co-opcrntion with one another the ized 39 years ago by the members of At the beginning of tho course ev­ rotary of the Florida Grejro Growers’ eradicating the tick is started'in the commissioners representing the ten the company, a n d th e constitution of the Apalachicola ery member of (ho class was weighed Association, says that ah reports in­ (jc signs ted xoncs, xonea two and counties west provided that the last man shall at­ and those more thnn ten pounds un­ river plan to promulgate an ofifcial dicate a good yield of grapes this sea­ thirteen. tend tho annual banquet and from Bunch Governor Hardee will name the publicity campaign thnt will de de­ derweight were given n thorough this bottle drink a toast to his dead' son throughout tho state. personnel of the livestock sanitary voted to the encouragement of im­ special examination by Dr. Young, comrades, then close the books of t)ic grapcs'havc now become an establish­ the collego physician. Many defects, COMMUNITY BUILDER ed industry and will become more im­ board, which is to be solely charged migration and tho development of the such ns throat, nose, eyes, cars, and club. portant each succeeding year. taxabfe property value and the eywith' the administration o f the act, Peter Hall,. Stillwater, Minn., the teeth, have beeft corrected. ■ F, P. FQRSWR. President B. F. W11ITNER, Cashier Is to be comprised o f seven members tension of public benefits and the im­ oldest member of* the‘dub when elect! A program has been worked out The summer meeting of tho Flori­ who servo without pay.’ Following provement of the entire section as a od president to succeed Adam Marty, ■■ ■ ■ M ■ ■ M by the class calling for the eating the naming o f this board a state whole. organizer and president, who died da Swine'Glowers’ Association will be of green vegcUbios and fresh fruits,' held at Chlpicy, in Washington coun­ In connection with the proposed veterinarian vflll be named and he Iasi winter, accepted the honor and wiir set about to carry out the pre­ advertising campaign the association drinking milk, sleeping eight hours, then in a hesitating manner spoke of ty, August 15th-16th. L. S. Harvard, officially recognized the Florida State at least thirty minutes out-door ex­ something which ho said had been of Live Oak, is president of the asso­ liminary dataiu. ciation. There will be n sale of IcaaAccording to J. B. Knapp .present Fair Association ns a highly efficient ercise, and the like. Each student bothering mm a long time. was given a card containing~an out­ state veteriharjan, it will require medium of advertising and heartily “ Our cotistitutioh provides,” he ing breeds o f hogs on the 10th. A line of rules and an effort U made to two or three months to construct the endorsed the plans of the Jacksonville said, “ that when ail but one of our fine program is in store for those who live up to them.' Individual food association in their attempt to hold vats and the artificial boundaries, numbers are dead the last man shall attend. 1 charts also arc kept. grenter state fair and recommend­ Inhere necessary, before any eradica­ attend tho annual bnnquet on the The State of Florida to July 1, Projects and school room devices anniversary of the battle of Bull Run tion' proper ia attempted. The vet- ed to tho various counties that they 1923, had an Indome of $1,810,000 in are being worked out for. presenting ns usual, with this bottle of wine - trinsrian, In his opinion, will be able take advantage of the opportunity o f­ fees from automobile licenses, while and stimulating interest in the to’rma fered through the state fair to ad­ which has boon kept intact since 1R8(1 to do this work with his present tion o f good health habits among drink a toast to his dead comrades. tho gasoline tax of one cent a gallon vertise their resources and advan­ I lake plt'iumrc in announcing rjiy hnyjng secured force. Bchool children. With this right wo will close the brought in $341,000. On July 1st The establishment built up under tages to the world. „ tho gsHollne tax was Increased to 3 agency for the handling o f the NON-ACID FERTILIZER A A group of directors with a repre­ books of the I^ist Man Club. the 1923 act will be the largest tick cents a gallon. In nddltion automo­ Btvnd Concerns by Orlando- "But- it has occurred to me ns per­ m CHEMICAL COMPANY’S Fertilizer)) for thiH section. eradication force ever maintained in sentative from each county are to be bile^ owners on July 1st were expect­ Ftorida. The state first adopted selected it ia understood with au­ Sanford-Euatl.H Banda Musical haps it has to you that the Inst ban­ Carnival Day. 99-2tfc thority to employ an advertising ex­ quet would be a very sad occasion. ed to advance $1 to get a certificate mesns of eradicating the tick in 1913 We will have our wnfpJvoUBc and a complete stock of pert to handle the detail work and Each banquet for many years hns from .the State Comptroller to show when the state board of health was that they owned a car. Failure to ALABAMA WILL PUSH. been saddened by the rapid inroads Fertilizers on hand so th^t we enn give prompt nnd satis­ authorized to moke expenditures for to direct the activities of the adver­ FOOTBALL THIS FALL of death and I want to make a sug­ comply subjects the owner to n penthat purpose. One or 'tw o .south tising campaign. One of the first factory service. HAVE SCRARPY TEAMS gestion which we can consider for an­ nlty. Florida counties, according to authori­ undertakings will be to publish at­ tractive booklet literature descriptive other year and decide uixm at .our ties, were cleaned up under that sys­ The Florida league of Women Vot­ MONTGOMERY, Ain., July 21.— next meeting. Thai is that we Wo will bo glntl to furnish furl her ipformaliqp regard­ tem. In 1917 the livestock canitary of the vnrious sections carrying a dis­ ers will hold its next slate, conven­ Alabama institutions arc going nhead change our-constitution so thnt the tinctive map of the entire section board came into being, but it* work ing our good fertilizers to those interested. with their plans for putting scrappy last tv«) men shall drink the toast tion nt Miami, January Uth-11th. In was never extended beyond any one as n unit and giving industrial sta­ the meantime an active educational football tennis in the field this fall nnd break tip the club county nt n time, It being more or tistics photographic views and re­ The University of Alabama will hnve The question th e n ’ came up for campaign will be carried on in n study liable copy relative to the advan­ less of a local-option proposition. The one of its best teams this year, ac discussion and several schemes were of international affaris together with whole works blow up nt the leglsln- tages to bo hod in tho respective cording to the views of the Alumnus suggested. The one that seemed to securing a better understanding of ‘ five session qf 1021 when that body counties by tho prospective settler which says: meet with th6 greatest approval was state nnd municipal governments. failed'to appropriate any fundi to and home seeker. “ The Crimson Tido will bo better that after the last toast hns been carry on the work. The federal gov­ this full than that of 1922. It will drunk the bottle with the remaining The next exhibition of the Florida ernment then clamped on a rigid KEY WEST SELLS BONDS l>e more consistent with more sea State Fair to bo held at Jacksonville, I SANFORD, FLORIDA wine bo sehVcd nnd presented to the FOR *150.000 FOR GOLF LINKS quarantine ngainst the exportation of soned men to pick the squad from Npv. 15th-24th, premises to be the fin­ Stillwater post 6f the American Le­ $50,000 FOR OTHER PROJECT'S Florida cattle. There were represen­ Coach Scott lias been building for gion, which is to form a similar Last est ever given. The new secretary' tations a t tho time. of.Much hardships the, pnst. few, Years for. tjie .figure— Man Club, ohd that it is to be passed manager, R. M. Strlplin, wns former KEY w e s t ; JUiy'23.—Th«? $2oo;qoo. wrought upon some cattle owners that future is 1923, and despite the on and on until, if ever tho n’ations manager of tiro Southeastern Fair A s­ that there was considerable talk of Issue o f bonds of this city has been fact,that ill-henlth forced him to re of the world combine to mnko all war sociation at Atlanta, nnd familiar Calling a special session. It Is be­ bought by J. C. Mayer &. Co., of Cin­ tire before this dale, his shoes with fair activities in all ports of the impossible. ’ lieved, in fact, that a special session cinnati, and the money s<oon will be to be filled with n worthy successor, The Ihree present today were Mr. country. Exhibitors of the state nre available for several city improve­ would have been called had there Anyway, I’d like to be in Syracuse Hall,’ John Goff of tho soldiers home, invited to take part In the coming ex­ ments. The bond* were voted for the been an yassuranco that it would N. Y.', when the Tido atari* its horth Minneapolis, and Charles Ijockwood hibition. following improvements: Golf course hAvc done any better than the regu­ ern invasion. of Chamberlain, R. D. The four (150,000; Gato Park, $20,000; street lar assembly. “ The line will lose several vet member o f the famous old Civil war Any oil in Florida? Yes, in cotton paving, $25,000; park for negroes, $5,The present plan of freeing the o.rnna, it is -true, but with Vnn de company, Emil Graff, of St. Cloud, seed, the peanut, the coconnut, the 000. state of ticks by systematic rotation, (iranf nnd Wade ns coaches for the Fla , was ututble to attend on ac­ avocado peat and other products. Pe­ while admittedly handicapped by the TRAINING COURSE AT linesmen, we should worry. Remem­ count of physical infirmities. Extends to Orlando nnd Daytona ns well ns tho hundreds of troleum, io y say. The State Geolo­ lack of funds, is supported by strong­ CAMP JOHNSTON ber the line Vanderbilt had last year The banquet and the business gist is of the opinion that our geolog­ * ’ - bottles we put out in Sanford every day er legislation than ever before had under Wudc. Watch Alabama!” meeting over, the three old com­ ical formation Is against the existence on the Hubjcct. Dr. J. W. DcMIlley, Auburn’s almuni are far from pes­ rades' shook hands and went their of potrolcum, ns of coal, gold, dia­ JACKSONVILLE, July 24.— A who was state veterinarian up until thorough infnntry training courhc of simistic. . way to brhve .another year. Eurh monds, granite and other natural pro­ 1921, is a candidate for tho soma 15 days will bo given the Florida Nat­ “ Of course, we are going to miss one departed with the same words, ducts. However, wo hove more phos­ position under the new system. The ional Guard during its summer en­ Mike Donahue, and. Shirling, and "W ill, see you next year,*' and each phates and Fuller’s earth than any • • present veterinarian, Ur. Knapp, is campment nt Camp Joseph E. John­ Shirey, too,” ono of them remarked one wondered, perhaps, if ho would. other state. Nature has wisely dis­ on account of ita purity Is fnBt becoming tho drinking water also a candidate. ston, August 5-20. Colonel Raymond “ But a great mun dies and Irnvcs a tributed her bounties and in that way for Cental Floridn. It is nluo recommended for ubo in bat­ Turck will be in command of tho worthy son. Ho it Is with Auburn. Bathing and Boating nt I-ake there is commerce or trade. We have teries. If you are not drinking Elder Springs Water n o w Some ono will fill in, and Auburn Mary Musical Carnival I ) a y .^ urtosion wells in different parts of tho Tbs Daily Herald, 15c per week. camp. give It a trial. will go forward ^Ith the same Tiger state, some to a great depth, but in spirit of old. none of them has oil been found. Na­ •rttvfsnrVfsy * r y • “ Boozer Pitta, Roby and Wilson NINETEEN PERSONS ARE ture has given Florida a wonderful O U R B IG will be no jokes when it 'comes to climate, ono that makes agriculture n SENTENCED THE I-AST coaching these plainsmen. With DAY OF FEDERAL COURT continuous performance in the grow­ practically the aume lino tack for ’23 ing of a greater variety of producta with Ford buck iij the quarter and JACKSONVILLE, July 21.— Nine than in any other state. Let us make Paterson and several other^ promis­ teen persons were sentenced to Jail or tho best of our resourees. .» ing backs, Auburn is not worried. pchitentnlry terms, ranging from Watch her against Centro and the two years’ und three were assessed The Womans Club 1b preparr Army." fine* by Judge Rhyddon M. Call of ing good “ data” to be served at ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M l ______ ______ —— __ r .% \* • .»# the federal ’ coqrt yesterday follow- Lake'Mary next Thursday. [f o r e i g n d e m a n d ng the closing of tho criminal term. “7 99-2tc H OW ON FOR o ilR FOODSTUFFS Included among those sentenced wore Below a few'striking examples at the extraordinary values M^Y HAVE DECREASE thirteen men accused of having EDUCATIQNAL MEET ________ prevailing throughout^ur Big Said smuggled alien* In tho United State*. AT JACKSONVILLE (H r T h » A M urU trd P r e u ) Thred-o’f them were given two WASHINGTON, July 24 — Foreign QN JULY 25 AND 26 months’ ’ jalt sentences each, seven demand fro American foodstuffs‘ dur­ • Special wire sentenced to a year and a day TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 2L— ing the current marketing season ap­ each in the federal penitentiary at County school superintendents end parently will not be as great as' it Atlanta and three were lined $100 When you consider that our nrlf<* ore always lower this members of the county school boards was a year ago, according to a re­ each without costs. really means a. big saving. will meet in Jacksonville on July 35 port o f a committee of* economists John W. Burdette, former post­ and 26 to discuss several educational and statisticians who have consider­ All bargains offered in our big htlvertlaement are atill In master at Peoria, Fla., who was matters o f statewide interest. ed the situation. Unless the foreign force, lleraaro a few sample offerings: charged with embezzlement o f posti -* *» *~ situation is very speedily cleared up Among matters to come up at the Best Grade office funds, was sentenced to tvfo 36-in. Pure Linen Suitinffi and a definite turn for the better years’ Imprisonment at Atlanta. moating wil] be consideration of the revision o f the form of annual re­ takes place In Europe, it appears not $1,98 Satins and Taffetas, 36-In. wide, fi*-i £ t€ k ports made by county superintendents improbable that Europe will have less FLOCK OF HENS yard. »■ * * * # »»« > » < ■ * « » « ■ « *««»»» «* ♦ ,.> ♦ « ' » ■ » * » • * • • * * * * * ,»• «• » • * # * * « ^ wjw to the superintendent of public In­ buying power in our markets during HEATS GARBAGE CANS lha next crop year than she hsjl dur­ (2.98 AH Silk l’uisley, 4Q-iq..wide] ~ ~" AND M W PROFIT struction; publication o f pp outline of a uniform course o f 'atudy fur el* ing thp last, the report ’ states. It WASHINGTON, July 24. — Get needs to be understood that foreign «>vi/ >>M»| Iftwola In 29c Gingham In Btdpoh. Checks and plain „ demand Is.ppt measured merely by yourself a flock of hens tp take the Florida. colors, 82-Jn. wide, yard .............. ............. volume o f exports. The price at place .of tho parbage can; the change Tha new law governing issue of 35c Cretone, 30-in. wide, which this demand will be forthcom­ will show a sizable balance on the teachers’ certificates also will be dis side of thrift, in the view of the ag­ cussed, as to interpretation end ap­ ing Is the important consideration. ■IHr Imported Ginghams, 32-in. wide, Q( l b s principal reasons for the ricultural department as expressed in plication. yard ........................ ................ .................... U< probable reduction in foreign trade Farmera* Bulletin (1331) on Back72x90 Seumcd Sheets, demand are given as increased Eu Yard Poultry Keeping. ’Hie size of FARMERS AND GROWERS ropean food production, and decreas­ the beck-yard flock should seldom go hnch .................. ................— ------------------------- ----------- ----WEEK AT UNIVERSITY ed purchasing power. m Iow ten hens, which laying at the Men’s Work Shirt,, each, C Q a specified rat* o f ten dozen a year, GAINESVILLE, July 24.—The pro­ 98c, 89c and.........;..;-,....... ............ ............... - ............ Th# remarkable thing ia that Gar- will produce 100 dozen in a year, gram for farmers’ and growers’ week many perfected presses fast enough which at the conservative price of 40 at the University o f Florida, August to print more money than is needed to cents a doben will make a-flock.nct •*11, include* every phase o f Florida pay,pie pressmen. $40 for that period. It la pointed out. Agriculture and home economics. Sanford, Florida ■ * '■ IA n » V s c Upp. Toslofflce-1i is only one egg every three deys Corner Second Street m The Herald for flrel deae job work. each ben. The Herald (or first class job woik. v * :| in payment of bills, that’s how it was dope 15* years ago! I Hare a £b<?kiifg * and pay by check. p mre ■ yours s ftfc others wiilhave more foi? yoip WWfDpt •» <!XR!9?n the advantages. ?*•*£ Our Capital and Surplus, ?125,000.00.* * a 5 NOTICE' § To Farmers w .4 C^ower? 3 SUBSCRIBE FOR TjME HERALD TODAY! »O u r S e r v i c e ELDER SPRINGS W^TJgR PHONE 311—-WE’LL DELIVER M ID-SUM M ER PAISLEY DRESSES POLLY PRIM HOUSE DRESSES 98c The 1- -.-'j t -, t v . ^o f i . ■ - . 14-off on any Shoo in Stock VJ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1323 GB FOUR s A V i 'S ' — s P E N D — :— - S A V E 1 More _ What the. Country Marathon dancing is a waste of an energy. Marathon r m a y im p a ir SEMINOLE -WE PAY 4% INTEREST/ijN SAVINGS ACCOUNTS— —•ggi.IfV H C E- STRENGTH- GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING REALM OF SPORTS R. L. SHIPP, Editor BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING^ ROTARY AND KIWANIS WILL BATTLE LEONARD IS STILL THE KING FOR BLOOD ON BALL DIAMOND FRIDAY OF LIGHTWEIGHTS OF THE WORLD, DEFENDED TITLE LAST NIGHT Series Now Stand a Tie and This Will Be the'De­ ciding Game of the Series Unix? Ruth nnd Cy.Williams* race for the homo run honors nnd the closeness o f New York, Cincinnati nnd Pittsburgh to the top of the National League standing holds much less in­ terest for the .Sanford fans than the cming battle between the Rotary nnd Kiwnnis , Clubs. ** Tho Rotary Club, accepting a chal­ lenge issued by tho Kiwnninns with tho idea o f staging a farce comedy In order thnt a few dollars might be raised for some of Sanford’s worthy causes, started what promises to be an honcst-to-goodness ball game, a game thnt will decide for nil times to come, the vhumpionslilfi of the “ old heads,” “ moss backs’’ nnd band mas­ ters o f Seminole County. This game will be played at the Ninth street Park, next Friday afternoon weather permitting) and the game will start promptly nt 4:30. The first game of the series, plnyed week before last, was a short affair, going only five innings on account of rain and mud.- The Kiwnnians were on the long end of an 8 to 7 score. The second game went to the Rotes, a seven inning affair1 , by the score of II to 10. And Ed. Lane, o f the Kiwnnis Club says all his men are now broken III to where they can play nine in­ nings time, hence the reason for start­ ing the game nt 4:30. Although these games are suppos­ ed to he full of clowns and stunts, this coming game promises to ho nearer u I all game than any of the others, In fact both clubs will try to make it look like an exhibition of the national pust time, instead of a boxing match. Manager Lane in real quiet about his line-up for the game but the Rotes' jirobablc line-up will be as follows: Roumillal, catcher. R. Stevens, pitcher. Rosehru, short stop. Knight, fitst. Newman, second. 1III1, third. Kent, left. llritt, center. llouHholdcr, rigid. Ready to hack up tills gang, lire such nun ns Dullose, Henry, Haynes and other extra fust Rotes. The proceeds of the Inst game was given to the Woman's Club nnd it is expected that thu handling and selling o f the tickets for tho next game will he in charge of the Hoy Scouts, they getting the proceeds. Remember the date and be on hnhd tu see the fun, BASE BALL NEWS Against Lew Tendler, Who Fought a Game Fight For Fifteen Rounds PROGRESS LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 1923 to to to to to to to to to t o - to to to to to FOR THE MOVIE FAN Tonight Henry D. Walthall Mnry Alden in an amazing p drama of self-sacrifice, “ Parted Cur­ tains." Also round five of “The Pushers." Leather And the honor gusts tonight will he Clarence Hnrtclift nnd wife ^nnd will see till* fine picture without cost to them, the treat being on the house. for a knockout, had his opponent reel­ ing and bloody^with smashing blows Tomorrow—Hoot Gibson in “ Double nml uppetruts tolicnd hut they lacked tho power to bring down Tendler, who Dealing” with added attractions. fought hack gamely hut ineffectively Thursday— Roy Stewart in "Burn­ to the close. ing Words" also "Smnrty” n two-part A majority of ringside experts gave Leonard every round except the first Century comedy. Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur at approximately the same hour nnd minute. Oct Date Juno July Aug. Sept. 0:28 c:4t 5:33 4:31 1 4:05 7:20 7:38 0:14 5:20 2 4 :55 8:37 8:17 7:11 0:02 3 5:47 9:30 8:00 9:21 7:01 4 (1:43 9:00 10:11 10:32 5 7:24 7:50 9:57 11:08 11:20 8:51 (5 8:17 9:11 10:52 11:41 11:51 7 9:07 8 9:57 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:40 1:38 1:08 9 10:44 11:30 11:50 2:28 1:51 10 11:30 11:50 12:42 3:18 2:17 1:31 11 12:10 12:24 4 :09 3:35 2:13 1:10 12- 1:00 5:00 3:04 •4:24 1:55 13 1:40 5:18 6:57 3:51 2:38 1 i 2:20 0:14 0:59 3:15 4:40 15 2:55 7:18 8:02 4:00 0*32 10 3:34 9:03 0:30 8:22 4:51 17 4:21 9:25 10:00 7:34 5:48 18 5:08 R: 40 10:25 10:50 19 (5:02 0:47 7:61 20 7:02 0:43 11:21 11:45 8:57 10:64 11:67 12:07 21 ‘ 7:34 9:59 11:43 12:31 12:53 22 8:32 1:18 1:37 23 9:30 #111:01 11:53 2:01 2:19 24 10:28 11:50 12:47 2:6fj 1:37 2:42 25 11:2(! 12:97 *1.>>«» 3:21 3:29 20 12:21 1:02 4:00 1:53 27 1:18 3:04 3:55 3:41 2:41 4 :32 28 2:10 4:43 0:10 5:22 3:20 . 4:20 29 2:59 4:08 5:0(1 5:52 0:09 59 3:40 0:50: 3ll' ' '4119 5:62 ■■ TRAIN SCHEDULE CORRECTED MAY 1, 1921 South Round Arrive 83...„....... 2:30 a.m. 271 fj" 89...... . 2:25 p.m. 85........... 0:55 p.m. No. No. No. No. Departs 2:40 a.m. 8:t0 n.m. 2:-15 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Northbound Arrive Departs 82........ 1:48 n.tn, 2:01 am. HI........... 11:45 n.m. 12:0.1 p.m. 80................... 3:42p.m. 3:52 p.m. 28.... 10:00 p.m. Trilby Rranch . Arrivo Departs 100........... 7:30 n.m. 24 .......................................... 3:25 p.m. 25........... 1:30 p.m. 101........... 5:J»0 p.m. NEW YORK, July 24.— Renny xNo. Leonard, king of the lightweights for xNo. the past six years, demonstrated con* xNo. Florida Slate Longue xNo. cluslvely last night his undisputed ti* St. Pete 1, Orlando 2. tie to the throne by trouncing Lew Tampa 15, Daytona 2. Tendler, his Philadelphia challenger, Leesburg Hrnnrli Lakeland 5, Hrndentown 0.in a slashing, bitterly fought 15-round Arrive Departs xNo. 157........... 3:65 p.m. match at the Yankee Stadium. National Longue which went to Tendler by a small No. 21............ 2:45 p.m. Before n picturesque crowd of more New York 8, Philadelphia 4. And Friday nnd Saturday—Norma margin.' Some gave the challenger nn xNo. 158........... (5:20 n.m. than (55,0(115 that paid n half million Chicago 12, Pittsburgh 3, (12 in­ even break In the seventh hut the Tnlmndgc and Ix'w Cody in ‘AVilhin No. 22......... . 7:10 p.m. dollars to see the mutch, setting a new nings). fact remained that at no time did he the Law" also International News, Oviedo Hrnnrli high mark for championships outside St. Louis 8, Cincinnati 7. only one day old. appear to have a chance. Arrivo Departs tho heavyweight Class, Leonard out* Only three scheduled. Leonard bore few murks of battle xNo. 120........... 7:45 p.m. gcncrnllcd, outboxed nnd outpunchcd when he left the ring, to he lifted to |NEW 1 OHK Ah I hit DEMOxNo. . 3:10 p.rjv,,,, Ids foremost rival from start to fln. . American League,.;. C R A T li: NATIONAL MEET the shoulders of a throng of admirers, isli. lie held the upper hand, hud Dctroit-t'hlcngo, rain. while Tendler had,euts under his left x— Dally, except Sunday. Tendler on the verge o f a knockout Cleveland !•, St. Louis 2. CHICAGO, July 21.— Now York Firr.t tjuarter Fqll Moon Last tjuarter » eye and on his nose und mouth, Jime June 28 July 5 21 at tho close and the judge's verdict in Only two scheduled. "Tendler is the greatest southpaw will make a strong hid for the Demo­ July 27 Aug 1 Iluschull G a m e — I)cl,nm l vs. July 20 Ids favor nt the finish was merely a nnd one of the greatest lightweights cratic national convention, George K. Aug. 20 Sept. 3 Aug. 19 foimality. tnfttrd at L a k e M a ry — ThursSouthern Association 1 have ever keen,” said the champion Hrcnan, Illinois Democratic leader Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 3 iv, J u ly 2 0 th . !)‘)-2lc Spectacular us was the fight, it Little Rock 0, Mohilu 17. later. "Ho put up a stiff battle and announced here today upon his return lacked the thrill, the suspense nnd ev­ even in the final.-rounds, when l goi ^l0’" n conference^ nt French -Lick Nushvitlu H. Atlanta 2. enness of their memorable battle n him the hardest, 1 was not able to put springs with ( buries I-. . Muiphy, Memphis 2, New Orleans 3. __ Report of the Condition of the >enr ago at Hoyle’s Thirty Acres him down, although 1 tried hard." Chnttnnoogn (5, Hirminghnm 14. New lu rk leader, nnd lhomus Tug where Leonard hanging on at one "Leonard is u great champion," de­ gnrt, bend of the parly in Indiana. stage, was barely aide to gain n mar­ clared Tendler7h paying tribute to his HOW THEY STAND "New York city hasn't hail a na­ tional convention for many years, and gin of victory. conqueror. “ 1 did the best I could, Florida Slate League Leonard fought with consummate hut it wasn’t good enough.. Benny is Mr. Murphy raid they were going to Of Sanford, Florida, June 30lh, 1923 fight hard to get the Democratic Won Lost Pet. skill. A mnstcr of ring tactics, he a master ring general." ASSETS meeting next year,” Mr. Mr. Brennan 20 8 .714 Hrndentown hud his rugged southpaw chulicngcr 0 said. Cash on hand ........................................................ $ 0,072.78 .090 Orlando 20 Of course, he said, Chicago will |Loans on mortgage security ......... ...... ........................................... 202,200.00 Lakeland ............... 15! . 15 * .4 11 make its strongest hid for the gnth- Furniture and Fixtures , .................... _............................................... 121.05 15 .114 made futile most of Tcndler's at­ St. Petersburg 12 cring, and Brennan said he expected i Delinquent Interest nnd premium ......................... ....... ................... 2,970.1*3 17 .433 tempts on the offensive. The cham­ Daytona ........... ..... 13 Kansas City, St. Louis nnd San Fran- Insurance nnd taxes duu from borrowers .......................... ............... 321*58 8 21 .27(5 pion landed three blows to one ill Tu m[in ................. cisco to join in inviting the delegates Accounts receivable ........................................................ .. ..................... 1,781-45 nearly every round. Tim meeting place Usually is decided National League Tendler, on the other hand, seemed Total .............................................. .................. . .... ...... $213,410.90 in January, Brennan said. Won Lost Pet. slow, lethargic by comparlsm to the Democrat in lenders are said to be­ .05(5 title holder. Blocked in his favorite MANAGER LANE HAS THE BEST 31 New York ......... . 59 LIABILITIES .009 method of attack—for which Leonard Cincinnati ............. 63 34 ............ ...... ........ . $ 74,372.30 LINK-UP FOR FRIDAY'S GAME lieve that their meeting next year Due on installment stock ........... .......... ......... ............ 117,18)0.00 .598 apparently had perfected a remarkwill hold tho major portion of the nnFully paid stock Pittsburgh 35 52 THAN EVER BEFORE ..................... , ____ ).000.00 tional interest, -the Republican con- ■Due borrowers (incomplete loans) 13 .527 aide defense—thu challenger was left Chicago ............. 48 vent ion being a little more than n Hills payable ........ .51(1 with no effective weapons. 11c was 41 St. lands ............... 47 .L ..!!I 1 .......L „ :, i 4.mm3.oo Manager Lane, Of tho Kiwnnis (Tub 802211 .511 wild repeatedly and though he stood base hull team announced his lineup ratification meeting. -Chicago Demo- Contingent or reserve fund Brooklyn ............... 45 43 4,752.33 .295 up gumely under a terrific battering for-Friday's game with the Rotes this erat.i say that even if the Republi­ Undivided profits 152 Philadelphia .......... 20 "*••**’ 25 Huston .284 In several rounds, he seemed in much morning nnd among them were the cans meet here they will continue G3 their demands for a Chicago Demo­ ................$213, 110.90 Total ............ ................. .............. .......... poorer form than when he gave Leon­ star players o f the past two games. cratic convention. American League Stale o f Murida, County of Seminole, ss.: ard a slashing struggle u year ago. Friday’s game will he n real game. Won Lost Pet. I, A. U. t onnelly, Secretary of the uhove named Association, do solemnly Is’onard evidently find learned the Both managers have announced that H uthiug S uit P arade, 38 .07H lesson of his Inst fight with Tendler. there will he good playing by their New York ; . 59 IssiliC swear that the* a IHive {statement in true to tho best of my knowledge and he* 42 .533 Instead of permitting his rival tu get teams and all monkey-business will he Alary, 1hurnduy, July 2(ilh. '.UJ-Jc lief, so help nie God. ^ Cleveland ............ 49 45 43 Iill the jump, the title holder took tho cast aside when the game starts.__ St. IatuU .......... . A. P. CONNELLY, Secretary. The new school of diplomacy is .500 aggressive in the necund round and Chicago ......... . 48 43 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd dny of July, 1923. Earn) will do tho hurling for his ag­ .483 quickly piled n decisive margin of gregation while Overlin will hold the much like the old. It is studying Philadelphia . Directors* V ’ 45 41 .482 points. He Jumped in and around the backstops Job.- Steele nnd Lloyd will away over in the back of the check Detroit ........ ...... n <SKAL) L.* H. CONNELLY, .430 challenger, blocking, ducking and he in their regular positions while book. 49 Washington ____ _ 37 Notary Public, State of Florida at Large. J lo s to n .................. 31 53 .309 sparring, while he shot jolting upper­ most of the other positions are chnngMJ) commission expires April 10, 1920. G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ cuts and hooks to the hund und body. id a little. T. J. MILLER, pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. SOUTHERN HIIOI’S CRAFT MEN Tendler, trying gamely to stem the Among the players thnt are ihellD. L. THRASHER. 4-21-tfc WILL GET WAG KINCRKAHE tide, tried rushing hut the champion giblc arc Neel und Lilian! for insist­ B. F. WH1TNER, heat him ut his own game. ing on playing together. Judge ShurCINCINNATI, July 21.— Wage inFor twelve rounds the champion o» was harnd by the umpire on ac­ crear.es o f from one to three cents held the upper hand with ease, then count of his general appearance. The ■ BBBBBBBBllBBBBBBBnBnBBnBaBBBBaBaaBBgBBaBBKBBBEBB « ■ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ per hour for shop crafts employees in the thirteenth he cut loose with a umpires refuse to function when C. o f the Southern Railway have been savage li ft that Leonard had Tendler E. Henry insists on wearing such a . STOPPED II1H PAINS “ 1 was suffering with a severe cold, authorize^ ns the result of confer­ in distress. Sensing tho real thrill of big hat so unless he changes his ap­ We have been very fortunate in securing the finest Novelty Orchestra In the state for Wedlipadacho nnd pains in my abdomen," ences in Washington, It was statist thu fight, - thu crowd jumped to its pearance he won't bo allowed to play. writes J, II. •Urlog, Newport, R. L at the general manager's office o f feet ns Leonard swinging rights and Dumns will !>c allowed to play if he . i...„ . nesday NIRht * ■ “ A fter taking Foley's Honey and thu road here today. lefts to the head, with terrific forve, will come nut to tho field with n solTar In conjunction with Foley Cath­ According to word received here drove Tendler about thu ring. Once, enm face on. If-Prof. McKay.will not artic Tablets 1 was entirely rfUoVud metal, trades workers in shop crafts from n right to thu jnw, Tendler slip­ conic out so dressed up ho may he al­ o f my cold and pains." Coughs rc- ate to receive increases o f three cents ped jto his knee and it scemod he lowed to play aguin. But after nil nulUng from Bronchitis, Asthma, an hour; car repairers two cents and wuuld take u count, hut he jumped these stars will be sevn in tho lineup "THE HOYS WITH THE HEP AND PEP" Hoy Fever, Croup and Whooping apprentices and helpers ore to receive hack to his feet only to be met by if they will follow the prescribed con­ another withering attack. though are quickly relieved with Fol- our cent an hour raise in pay. dition. * ADMISSION AND DANC­ Vainly the challenger tried to stab Remember the time, 4:30; place, tho GENERAL ADMISSION e y 'i Honey and Tar, The ■largest It was said that from 18,000 to 20,ING J1.G5 TAX PAID selling cough medicine in the world. 000 men will ahure In the increases witfi his left, hut l^onard was too Ninth Street Dark; day, Friday. 25c. TAX PAID quirk and the round closed with the Bold everywhere.—Adv. in psy. WASHINGTON, July 21.— South­ challenger in full retreat. . Halt Canlint,' -ConlesT for uc Athletic Events— Kunning— I ~ Jumping—Swimming and div­ ern Railway officials hare today said Two hard shots to thu jaw had Ten- curacy and distance, artificial ing content** Lake Mary Musical the wage increase* granted their shop diet again in distress in the four­ turgclH, Lake Mary, next Thurs 99-2 tc Carnival Day. 39*2lc wurkers were retroactive to July 1. teenth. He weathered thla storm only day. to face another smashing attack in For quick results try a waut ad. The Herald fop first Class job work. tire final round, Leonard, trying hard The Herald for first clou job work. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS SANFORD BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION KIWANIS ALL READY FOR THE ROTES AGAIN A T T E N T I O N !! . u ,, j HARTZELL’S ORCH ESTRA! DANCING 9 TO 1 Casino WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 25TH �MD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, R aising th e F am ily . \ l Go e s Fu & ^ va- i*m B O § T YUM o * ^ e . , H X 1' « a , ^ E P | ’ f o p ) •• H f \ U O . < & oot> LOCU\ Sv- ’ • O n ^j M E P\ r o BUSINESS d irecto ry Henry McLaulin, Jr., »Opt D. Optician-Optometrist f t ! Bast P in t Btrwt Sanford, FIs, Storage Facilities |vs please you, tell others] If not, tell us. Fhoos 498 BANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. general Shop and Mill Work ONTRACTOR and BUILDER FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE : CLASSIFIED : £ ADS : ** *i Ra Pa ^ tm ---------V Classified Ads lc a word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must ncrnmpnny all orders. Count the words and remit Pa n rordin gly. 14 u Px t* Wi Px *0 » n m ri ra m iu n in tj |] Commercial Street—Sanford, FIs. FOR SALE B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY [HUE-------- AUTO----------BONDS S. 0. Shinholser FARMERS— You can ret seed bod frames nnd irrigation plugs at tfca Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc FOR SALE— Doaior and Unye’ pnlnta nnd vnmlahca at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for Betting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Beurdull Avenue, San­ • 83-tfp FLORIDA ford. FOR SALE— f> Pointer pups, No. 1 stock, Sep Vick Hawkins, 110 Snnford Ave. 03-tfc K s ta btlaked 10 OH FOR SALE— No. 817 West First S t Knl Estate, Loans nnd lnuurance Attractive terms. Address owner. one 4H 101-8 Magnolia Ave. Box 782, Daytonn, Fla. 09-tfc Contractor and Builder l. I\ Connelly & Sons OFFER EXTRAORDINARY One new five room houpc with bath, full lot, well located—NEVER OCIt Flowers--------------- Floral Designs CUPIED. L PRICE |Annual and Ornamental Plants - Terms to suit you $3,000.00Myrtle Are.------------ Phone 2G0-W A REAL BARGAIN . A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 79-tfe ’EWART The Florist lANFORD MACHINE COMPANY atncrul Machine and Boiler W o rk s F O ifS A L K —One first class 1250 lb. mare mule, 8 years old. Also n good single wagon. Phone 315-J. 95-Otc 1 OR SALE—Two Ford touring cars. Cylinder Grinding Name your own price and terms.— bone 62-----------Sanford, Florida PURELY = PROFESSIONAL = WANTED IGeorge A. DeCottes ?RED R. WILSON . FOUND ICHELLE MAINES — Court H o u m Tit S ow *X > Q \ O H T tj ^ ------------- * ’} n .IN ; m may hereafter he cstaliBonds numbered 1 to 15, to mature countries, EuropeV problems w' .v solved llsheil. A IIT IC I.K If. when somebody (let n> n scheme to July 1st, 1024. Tho aeaersl nature of life huslnexx Bonds numbered 10 to 30 to ma­ profit everybody at vno expense of ev­ to he trnttxacloi! by the corporation LOST— Ilunch of keys at postofficc shall he; To publish, print, him), manture July 1st, 1025. erybody else. or on street. Return to Herald o f­ urc, Issue, itntnlrc, sell, tense, hire Bonds numbered 31 to 45 to ma­ flirt anil Ural In paper, prints. papers, fice nnd receive reward. 97-4tp frames, hooks, loairnillies, putilleaA bljr time for every one at ture July 1st, 1920. llonx, newxpnperx. pamphlets, tnnpn. LOST— Bur pin, hand carved, two the Musical Cnrnivnl I)ay next Bonds numbered 40 to 00 to ma­ chart*. enarnvIiiKx. lllhographa, rlrhponrls, two sapphires nnd one dia­ nne. Wood,*CUIa, eteetrolypes. sD-reoThursdny at Lake Mary. 99-2tc ture July 1st, 1927. ypes, photon raphla prlnta. photomond in business section of Sanford. Bonds numbered 01 to 75 to ma­ llthoitrnpha, plclarea ami llluatratlons. DELAND, July 24.— Aubrey Ia>o whether colored or without color, amt Return to Herald offico nnd receive RELIEVES RHEUMATISM ture July lsl, 1928, l>y whatsoever process, or processes Nichols, who flguratetively made bis reward. 07-Up the same may be produced whether Bonds numbered 70 to 90 to ma­ own noose, must- hang by it unless now existing or heresfler to he (lla"I onn simply say that Foley Kid­ ture July 1st, 1929. LOST— On golf links or on rond to the state pardon board commutes bis rovrr/il or invented, and generally to on the huxlness or printers, ala* Country Club Mnsonlc emblem. Find­ sentence for attacking a woman in, ney Pills gave nic relief from rheu­ Bonds numbered 91 to 105 to ma­ carry tinners, booksellers, hinders. Ilthnmatic pnins, nnd havo not used sup­ er return to Herald office nnd receive this city more than a year ago. The ture July 1st, 1930. Krapliers, hook hinders, die sinkers, elect rot J pers, hook, paper. cnveloiw Bonds numbered 100 to 120 to mn- and rewnrd. 07-3tp youngster, who is just 21 years old ports for the Inst six weeks (hnd to Ink manufacturers, eaKravers. and uso two). tho best proof you can turc July 1st, 1931. publisher*, to print and publish one insisted on pleading guilty to the or more newspapers nr mnunitnra. have that Foley Kidney Pills arc ef­ Bonds numbered 121 to 135 to ma­ either weekly, dally nr monthly nnd to capital charge and now tho supreme circulate samr. to publish advertise­ fective is this, thnt since they cleared ture July 1st, 1932. ments. nnd receive payment therefor FOR RENT—Storo room in now hrick court has revised to reopen his case. my system of uric acid, have been en­ Bonds numbered 130 to 151 to ma­ and to rolteet and demand payments Under state law at the time of his building, good business loention.— fi,^ all stationery nnd materials sold, tirely free of pain nnd depression,” ture Jul)y 1st, 1933. nnd prlntlna ndvrrll"ln»f nnd pnhllshA. I’. Connelly & Sons. 05-tfc action, Nlchol's plea of guilty brought writes J. W. Hunter, Los Angeles, The full faith and credit o f the City Ina done, and In trntisnrt n aenernt a mandatory sentence of death. Since prlatliiK and PiihllshlnK business nlxo to ( nlif. Backache, Rheumatic Pains, of Snnfonl, Florida, is irrevocably Inn FOR SALK “ OR RKNT—Trucking and publishing business, al^o. to then new legislation has bech enacted Dull Headaches nnd tired feeling are pledged for tho payment o f the prin­ deal la stationary supplies and nfflre land. I have hammock nnd pine providing that it shall bo discretion­ a* well ns all rnw rnnterlals quickly relieved by Foluy Kidney cipal and interest of snid issue of fixtures trucking land developed, partly devel­ which eater Into the composition ary with the trial judge ns to the thereof, to liny nnd sell real estnln. Pills. Sold everywhere.—Adv. oped nnd undeveloped in Iowa City bonds. nml Keiu-rnlly to do any and all thinks application of the life sentence or section for sale or rent. Write E. R. The bonds hereby offered for sale Uirldeiital to said hilslnesa. death penalty in cases where the ac­ W a l l e r o f A |i illicit H u n f „ r -p ,,* |ir r ( | AllTK’ LK 111. Moore, 250 N. E. 25th street, Miami, are excluded from any limitation of The miinnnl of capital stock of thn 1’ itilcr S e e I Inn ftT.l n f t l ir l i r n r r n l cused pleads guilty to a capital of­ or see Robert King, Oviedo. Sin l u t e s of t h e S l n t r nr Florida. bonded indebtedness prescribed by corporation shall he Fifty Thousand fense. <tso.onnno) Dollars, divided Into Five N o t ice In h e r e b y g i v e n Unit IV I. 84-d; w-tfc o o d r u f f , p u r c h a s e r or T u x K crH I lcu lc the charier of the City o f Sanford, Thousand ftliarcx ft.000), of the psr A sanity board acting at the dir­ W value of Ten (ID).00) Dollars each, Hill, ilu I eel I lib Mil liny o f J u n e A. Florida. FOR RENT— F’ urniahed and unfur­ ection of Governor Hardee has exam­ No, I'.'ll. w h i c h shall he payable In lawful J oin tiled mixl<1 e e i i l f l r n t e in This authorized issue of bonds to be money of tin- fulled Mtates nf Amer­ nished apartments nnd sleeping ined Nichols,.who hails from Green­ •ay o f flee, a n d h as m a d e n|i|di<‘ a tlo n ica. or In property, or labor, or serv­ f o r T a x D eed to Issue in a e r o r ila n e e rooms. Ferndale apartments, under wood , S. C., ami tho supreme court ' y 11' V*'*'- Haiti ocrtlllrnte emlira rex sold subject to the approving opinion ices, nt a fair and lu«t valuation to tie . , i • i Li ' following dinerItied property sll- of John C. Thomson, to lie furnished fixed by tin- hoard of directors at a npw management, Bishop Block, cor­ had previously denied him a new imtc.i In Seminole t'ounty. Florida, tomeotimt held for Dial purpose. AHTHTI.K »V. ner First street nnd Palmetto iivenuc." trial. First efforts to save his life , '[l',1;’ Z?3 s! J’'11' 3-in* «9ni. by the City of Sanford, Florida. The term f»r which this corporation i n i i IL l ir ,, -Vf S l - <_or. Her. 5. T u n . 10 H. It All bids must be accompanied by n — W. R. Grovensteln, Munngor, Phone were handicapped shall exist shall he for a period nf by the boy himself So K. ru n S. t.K* elm. W. 1114 elm. N. certified check for one nml one-half ninety-nine years unless stumer dis­ 231-W. DG-tpH anti when he did bring him self a round ,’.|V 'n .' i : :i'e h '« '"i:.H|'^ eim *”n *7 solved accordlnu In law. A H T I C t . K V. FOR RKNT— 5 room npartment, un­ to living if ho could, •his counsel, '«■ 1 : l o o t elm K. 73 Iks, H. 10 elm’. per cent of tho amount of the bonds The business nf-tlte Corporation shall W 1 ' a elm. H. 2!> ehs S w ly . to lieu. furnished, 714 Oak avenue. Phono had to dig into ancient legal records 33 lirri'K. T h e said land b e i n g a s s e s s e d to be sold. bo enndiietod by a president, a vli-eThe right to reject any anil all bids president, a secretary nml Ironsuref. th o 'III to <•( th o iNMUUtlro Itf Mil'll 304. t)7-5tp and bring out an antequated proce­ “*•••■■rlltlealinml a hoard of directors to consist of In iln< n n m o nf S n o ro i« l TVn- is reserved. not less than three nor more than l o r W o r k s Hi,. I’ ii I on * milil e o r t in e n t o FOP. RKNT— Might room house, West dure, a writ of coram nobis. It was Proposals should bo addressed tb eleven of Its stoeklnddyrs. Thn direc­ shall Po roilii'inotl neeiirrlliiK t o l a w this writ thnt the supremo court has T a x l*o,al w i l l lx . n o t l i c r c o n on th o Thin! street. Interior newly decor­ shall be elected annually hv tho Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C\ J. tors i’ illi <tnv o f J u ly A. It. m a . stockholders till the srrond Monday In ated and papered, Call phone 40-W. just denied. So far as is known it has WITNESS my nffli'pil xficnntnro arid Marshall, as the City Commission of January of each year nl 8:00 o'clock I* St. lit a meeting held for that pur­ 97-3tp been invoked only once in this state soil 1111m tlio IN1It day of tUn„ \k the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd as pose In lls prlnrlpnl offices at Hanford. and thnt was several months before II'21, ( S K A I.) H. A. lin in t t.A S H , Florida, nml Its officers shall. Imme­ FOR HKNT—'Furnished housekeeping Ex-Offielo Bond Trustees of the City diately r'lork t'lrriilt t'oiirt. thereafter, hr circled,, by the .Nichol's case in n famous murder and: bed i'darns; .*$2.00 :pcr week.— HMlilitolo i Vm a i v . Fliirldn. ’of Sahfbrd, Florida, at Satiford, Flor­ board of (ilrectors. Fntil ’IhbVe ef^CtSd case in the slate. *It"uAed' to Issue H>': A. M. W E E K S , I). 1 ’ . nt the first annual mcctlnir nf thn 312 Knst 5th Street. 9H-3tp ida. Stockholder* shall he tiUHlIflftl, thn from "the king’s bench" and finds 0 - 18-2C-7-3 - 1n - 17-2 1 -r.lo. business of Hie corporation shall It" WITNESS our hands as tho City FOR RKNT—Furnished connecting its present day UHngo in the extraor­ l f C « i i r l . Tlh .lin llrhil ( Irrn ll, Commission of the City of Sanford, conducted be the following officer*: with bath, dinary attempts to reopen a ease a f­ In f llitr r unml housekeeping rooms, II .1. Ilollv, President: U A. Itrnmley. (n r Srin ln iilr C iiiiii I ) , Florida, and ns ex-officio Bond Trus­ Vice-President: U I. Frailer. Hecretsry P ln rld n. also furnished room. HI3 Mngnnlin ter every other procedure has appar­ and Treasurer, mol It. J. Holly. Is A. n i t i u : i t o r n iii.h a t i i i x . 98-lRp Ave. Tlinnuin I 'n m ir l Wilxnii. Ctnn|iliiltiun(, tees of the City of Sanford, Florida, Itrnmley, Kdwnrd Higgins. F, P. For­ ently failed. Forrest l.nke. IV, II. Tiinnlcllffe, vs. and the seal of said City, this 10th ster, John Melsch, n. H, Holly. I. Frasier, FOR“ RENT -Twit ami one-half acre Nichols case is a peculiar one from H«-rni!iit 1 1, K f tli- r nnrt M a r y J. Ki lter. it. F. Smith, and J. <! Hhnron, ah.ill tiny of July, A. D. 1923. Iilx ivlfr, nml I'mriii rx \ Mrl-t-huhlx farm south of lleitz Sanitarium on the outset. After committing the constitute llie board of directors. 1lit it k n f Mllnu, Mlt'ltlyaiil. FORREST LAKE, AltTIfl.t: VI. D ifcm ln ntx. Union Avenue, P. O. Box 445. crime with which he wns charged, he The lilgheNl aman lit of Indebted ness S T A T I : nl'- I'M tin DA, S. O. CHASE, 99-Up; w-102-ltp easily escaped and the search for C or liability to which the corporullou O D N T V (IK SICMINitl.K. C. .L MARSHALL. may, at any time, subject Itself shall llc r m iin D Kt-lli-r u cil M a ry J. APARTMENT FOR RKNT— Largo him had virtually been given up K eTit not exceed the amount of Ita eupltul lle r , Ills w ife , x a d Knrnierx K Mt*rAs the City Commis­ stock plus lls surplus. r li m itn Hank nf Milan, M l r l i l t x a : nice furnished apartment, 417 West when he was arrested in Jacksonville AHTiri.K VII sion of the City of It n|i|ie x 1 1mi frnin (In x f f l i 'x v l t nf several months afterward on HuspiThe n uni n nml iMiin-x nf rt**1*!**ii Second street. 99-2 Ip Ttm m ux Kinniel Wll mui tin rn lt'lila la Sanford, Florida,-and neorpon lllfM Hint t he nii m ier of the cion because of his having n quanti­ mit III tile altnVe suit lleri-la tlnjj filed slinri s subse r|(nMl liy each ure a* Hint tin- iilmve iiatnt'd d i 'f e a d n n t i ary ns Ex-Officio Bond of follows: ty « f Jewelry In his possession. He lint rexldetitx nf tin- S t a l e nf I' Iin -,1a, Trustees of the City JACKSONVILLE CONVENTIONS R. J. Holly. Florida. inn n d Unit Ultdr ftlnee nf lo x lile n e e *mnde known the serious charge aMilan, Shares S t a in nf M le lilaan , a nd t ti- * of Sanford, Florida. FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS against, him. L A.I Ilrumlei *, Hmifonl, FlnrlilM & t h e r e lx tin |>erxnn III Hie S l a t e in Shares. K ln rlda, llie h e rvlre nf a xillipnena u p In his subsequent effort to get an­ im wlii'iit tvnuld hind xald d w fe a d n n lx Attest f John Melsch, Sanford Florida. u Shares. • U R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) JACKSONVILLE, July 24.— Nino other trial his counsel alleged ho was nr e lt h i'r nf th e m a nd Hint II lx lilx L. 1. Frailer, Sa nford Florida, s e lle f llial said ilt-fetiilaalx lire o v e r conventions nre scheduled for this prompted to go without a jury trial h(InCity Clerk of the City of Shares. nun nf t* v e n ly - m ie ye a rs . il F. Smith, Sanford, Florida. I Ynu u r e T h e r e f o r e O r d e r e d In a p p e a r rity, beginning with thnt of tho coun­ for fear o f mob violence. Shares. Sanford, Florida. In ih lx hill n f r n m p ln ln l mi M n n d a y , ty superintendents of public instruc­ It. S. llolly,. Hanford, Florida. ion A iikiix I ilih. A. H. DI23, Hie siunu h e ­ 7-17-2-1 71; 8-7-4tc Share*. • lm ; a l l u l e Day u f th is ( ’ nilrt. tion, July 25-20, and ending with the KdWai 1 Higgins, Sanford Florida, & It lx F u r t h e r o r d e r e d , that th l" The longer automobile tours arc Share*. Florida Nursery Association, Novem­ better. They make you so njuch more lint lee lie piihllxlieil fnr fntir rn fix e cu F. 1*. Forster. Sanford, Florida. ID l i v e w e e k s III (lie S a n f o r d lle r u ld , a AIITH'M'.S (IF I \ COIt 1*0IIATKIN. ber 21-22. Other meetings include: glad to get back borne. Shares. newspaper pu h llx h e d In S n nfnrd , Forres I Lake, Sit nford. Florida. 10 Setnln nle I 'n n n l y . Fln rldn. Florida veterans of foreign wars, Au­ N<itl('P Is h e r e b y g i v e n that Hie . u n ­ • W I T N E S S |{, A. Dntiulnsx, C le r k nf d e r s i g n e d w ill, •*11 M n n d ay , JuIj? 3'Hli, Sh a res. IV. II. T u n u l c l l f f e . S a n f o r d F l o r i d a , 10 gust 15-ldj Florida Mill Workers, the said C lr e u ll ( ' n u l l mid Ilia s e a l n f s a id nr ■> Minn t h e r e a f t e r us e o n * S h a re s . Well, why shouldn't America seize Cniirt. lilts 2 nd May nf J u ly . A. I> 1323. vlti23. . e n l r n t . a p p ly to Ihu l l n n u r a l d e •,*nrv date not set; National Pecan Growers J. tl.* S h a r o n . S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , &•> K. A, DotTUl.AKS, foreign ships? ’ Nobody is in shape to <HKAI.) A. M u rder. O n v c r n u r o f the Htate nf Clerk Clriditl C o u rt. A s s o c i a t i o n , October 2-3-4; State Bot­ F in ! Ida. fnp l e t te r s pa te nt Inrn rp ura I - Share s, Sen ilnu le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a fight now, anywny. Ing • T i l l : F I .O U I H A T l t l f K K I t . IN- H T A T K o f F L O R I D A . tlers Association, daten ot set; State 7 -3 -1 0 -1 7 -2 1-3 1 -itc t - O K P O H A T K D " u n d e r th e fo llow in g I ' o u n l y o f S e m in o le . Dental Association,^November 8-10; p r o p o s e d r h a r l e r , life o r i g i n a l o f Is I I I K I tK R Y K K R T I F Y . T h a t o n thla di»v p e r s o n a l l y a p p e a r e d be f o r a me. a n now on llie In tho o f f i c e (if th e HecreBucket shop patrons arc not comFlorida Stnte Fair and Exposition, ( a r y o f Hlute T a lla h a s s e e , F lo r id a . o f f i c e r d u l y a n t im r lx e il to a d m i n i s t e r pletoly gyped. Thu excitement is K D W A l t D IIIHHINH. o a t h s nnd t a k e a c k n o w l e d g e m e n t s . .It. November 15-24; Southern Express F. I*. FOltKTI-SIt. J. H o lly . I - A. I tr n m le y, K d w n r d I I I * worth something. Association, November 21. FO Itlt K H T I .A K C . g l n * F. I*. F o r s t e r . F o r r e s t L a k e . XV. LOST FOR RENT CJ. W, Zaring Co. 91-Gtp MULES FOR SALE^Just unloaded a rar of fine mules, for sale or trade. Come to see them.— Whlghnm & Renton, Snnfonl, Fla. 97-dtp THE SINGER SEWING Machine Co. has n few slightly used machines that they will sell at a substantial re­ duction for cash or on easy terms.— --------94 T. M. Dunlap, corner 10th nnd Laurel. Cerda of Sanford’a ReputPhone 55d-W. 98-Ctp;; w-102-ltp ebl. Priifrsatonal Men, each Ml FOR ~SALF. OR BENT— House, n'tcr «f whom. In hla chouen proThe Homestead Leader says that August 1st.—See W. J. Thigpen. feulon the Herald recom- ^ “ prospects arc bright for tho con­ 98-tfc ■ends to the people. M struction of the proposed unit to the m local school equipment to houso tho A h t u n n u n n u i h manual training and home economics department." This la well. Tho de­ WANTED— HOYS TO SE L L ‘‘ THE partments mentioned arc important. SANFORD HERALD ON THE The school board is planning exten­ STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD sions nnd new buildings. One of the Attomey-at-Law Dr«r Seaslnete County Bank CHANGE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS first Inquiries made by a newcomer is 'IPORD . s. FLORIDA TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A regarding tho achools. Settlers dcFEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS sireto know Immediately of the op­ SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. portunities afforded thiilr childrcrf Tor dh-tf education. — * ---------- — WANTED—To trade equity ipt place . ATTORNEY*AT-LAW lot 50x117, 5 room house, nearly RANCHMEN CO-OPERATE j rirst National Bank UuHdlng new, with bath, gas, electric lights, on IN HANDLING STOCK PPORB Lya ?» r FLORIDA paved street, for vacant lot, prefer (Ur TSr (w oH alri Prras) one with some shade trees on It. Ad­ WASHINGTON, July 24.—Caarydress "Trade" care o f Herald. 07-3tp ing ool The co-op/f^plwffilas, ranchton j m q u s h t o n WANTED— A young lady or young men in the west have begun pooling man typewriter. Address J. BresARCHITECT 98-3tp cattle for better management and Icr, Box 1127. Reeas 7, Miller Bldg. more economical handling, according «rORD ... FLORIDA WANTED—Second hand two horse to reporta to the agricultural depart­ wagon.—Fred Walsrns. 99-3tp ment. On the national forest ranges pooling is accomplishing good re­ sults, It is shown, cattle in pools hav­ ing an average summer coat for 1922 of 91-87 a bead, while those in inFOUND—Florida license tag. Own­ dvidua! Outfits cost 92.20, LAWYER er can have same upon identifica­ tion and paying for ad. ald office. sooae t W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate Too can find thn name of c r y Ure Business Man In Sanford in this Column Service Transfer Glasses Designed I HOPS VO o a o v i r DO fH-cflWlNG B O IU E O E G G * ', 1 I# tf I jtm Examined VWKPC CMt>trl SOU | fu ju r Fw n s -) v//w srS"tvv'^ jo t -& ^ r o v c , h f O T .P o p U / EUWOOV) ^ I T T l b i ’. T O O ^ (Vtttvi t o C U R B SO Fisher. N o P o p l a y e d e n t ir e ly s a f e I THPsT G O X Vf\S*A V o O C ) PAGE Call at Her­ 97-tfc TIRESTTIRES! We have Just closed a Tire Distribu­ tors contract with the Oldfield and Michlln Tire Factories that will per­ mit us to furnish you theso celebrat­ ed tires at less than wholesale prices cn some of the same quality tires. OLDFIELD oversize and MIt’llELIN . Regular CORDS 30x3% ............. :....................... 911.23 20.80 82x4 . 21.95 33x4 28.00 32x4% . 28.30 33x4 ^ 34.90 33x5 . 33-80 86x5 60.25 30x0 . 85.75 38x7 i 40x8 t ....________ V..... . 110.50 Jheae prices are cash. Truck Tire owners note carefully and supuly your nefeds for the coming season now. Prices subject to change without notice. These tires are av­ eraging their users 23,000 miles. We guarantee our products. RAY BROTHERS, PHONE 548—SANFORD, FLORIDA 7-21-24-20-28-41 NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS Notice is hereby given that up to ami until three o’clock p. nt. on the 8th day of August, A. D. 1923, scaled p r o p o s a l s will lie received by Forrest Lake, 8. O. Chase and C. J. Marshall, as the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, and as Ex-officio Bond Trustees of the City of San­ ford, Florida, at the Cit^ Hall at Sanford, Florida, for the purchase of Street Improvement Bonds of the City o f Sanford, Florida, said Bonds being general obligations o f said city, in the sum of One Hundred and Fiftyone Thousand Dollars (9161,000.00)), authorised by a resolution of the City Commission o f the City of Sanford. Florida, duly adopted otr the ,9th day t f July, A. D. 1923, pursuant to Chapter 9897 and Chapter 9898, Laws o f Florida, 1923. Said bonds td bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum and are to be dated July second, 1923, in­ terest payable semi-annually ou July ’ first and January first o f each year, Loth principal arid Interest being pay­ able at New York, In the State o f NeV£ York, sold bonds being of the denomination o f One Thousand Dol­ lars (91,000.00), each, and maturing as follows: IV. 11 T t l N N I C U F F K . 11. T i i n n l c l l f f e . J o h n M s ls r h , R. H, H o tly . It. M. I D >1,1.V. L. I F r a i l e r , nml H. F. S m ith , t o m e w e ll It. J III >1.1.V. k n o w n t o be Hie p e r s o n s d e e r l b e d In I. A.* l l l l t ' M I . K r . n nd w h o s i g n e d th e f o r e g o t n * n p n l lc n J i l l IN M K IH i'l l. tlori f o r i b a r t e r , nnd they a r k n o w l r g e d I. . 1 F l t A / . t K H . b e f o r e nu- thnt t h e r s i g n e d III" s « m * tl. F. Hid I T II. f r e e l y nnd V o lu n lii r lly f o g t h i - p u r p o s e J. ft. KHAIION. th erein expressed. A I I T H ’ I.KH (IF I N K U J I P O R A T I O N O F I H E A D J. H. S H A R O N . ‘ T i l l : F I.H U ID A T l t r r K K l t . N n tn rv P u b l i c IN tXJItl'O RATK U ." M e , c o m m i s s i o n e x u lr e s A p r i l U t h , I91S. T h e n n d e r a lu n e d h e r e b y a s s o r l a t r H T A T K OF, F L O R I D A . I b e m s e l v i s t o g e t h e r f o r th e p u r p o s e o f K ountv o f Sem inole. . » f o r m i n g a b ody p o l i t i c and c o r p o r a t e I I I K R K I I V C K R T I F Y . T h a i o n thin u n d e r th e l a w s n f th e H ln tr o f F l o r ­ d n v p e r s o n n ll y s P p e a r e il b e f o r e me. a n ida, w it h n nd u n d e r th e f o l l o w i n g p r o ­ u f f l r r r d u l y a u t h o r i s e d to a d m i n i s t e r posed charter. n a t b n a nd t a k e a r k n o w l o d g e m e n t s , J, AIITICI.K I. II. S h a ro n , to me w e ll k n o w n to he t h e T h e n a m e o f t h e c o r p o r a l Inn s h a ll p e r s o n d e s c r i b e d In w h o s i g n e d t h e he ■ T I I K F L O R I D A T R I V K K I l . IN- f o r e g o i n g n p u l l r a t l o n f o r r h a r t e r . a n d t’ t l l l l ' t l l l A T K D " wild Its |i*lnelpul o f ­ h e u r k n o w l r d g r d b e f o r e m e S h a t ha f i c e s s n d p la c e n f b u s i n e s s s h a ll he at s i g n e d th e s a m e f r e e l y a n d v o l u n t a r i l y H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , w i t h h r a n r h o f f i c e * f o r th e p u r p o a e a t h r r e l n e x p r e s s e d . In s u r h o t h e r * p l a c e s In t h e Htate o f ( H K A I .) R. U A L L A H H F .lt. F lu rld u . a n d In t h e a r v e r a l s t a t e s o f N o t a r y P u b lic . (lie L'nlted Mtates. a n d In f o r e i g n M y c o m m i s s i o n e x p i r e s J u n o IS. 1127. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. � 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 24, 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/9f2560b59536f0e905f0d65be29102f7.pdf 7eeecee76bd8b132fd897fefd316e3fc PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1923 VOLUME IV. *1. in|fM 111! IENTIRE 1TIE r P. OF SOUTHFfHtN CALIFOR­ NIA COUNTIES SHAKEN BY EARTH­ QUAKE SHOCKS LATE LLAST NIGHT Two Men Were Injured and Buildings Badly Damaged at Los Angeles and San Bernardino • —Extends to the Arizona Line. ) THE INTERSTATE COM MERCE COMMISSION IN FORMAL CASE SOON HEREAFTER CLUH WILL MEET ON TUESDAYS INSTEAD OF MONDAY .• Fifth World Champion­ ship Battle of Year ’23 Be Fought Tonight Cotton Exchange Opened Today in itB New Quarters LOS ANGELES, July 23.—The entire tier of Southern CnHforniu counticH wuh rocked by nn earthquake of from It seconds to 20 seconds duration at 11:28 o’clock inat night at San Hcmandino caused feeling a second heavy tremor at 1 o’clock this morning. Thrce sleeping men were injured Smash In P r im Carried I^vcl isly at Snn Hcrnnrdinu w ..__----------- , .. »»„ of deaths, Much dnmage was caused to property, Storks Down on Cotton been no reports Of Overcharges Running From bujtdingsi on streets running cast and west being the chief suffer(Itr Tkf Akuorfatri! I’rrR*) Twenty-five to Fifty Dollars Santa C_ Bnrlmra wns wns the extreme northern point O'01” NEW YORK, July 23.—Opening of ers. earthquakes Per Car on Celery reports received and San Diego the farthest the new bonrd room of the Cotton Ex­ . The shocks extended cnstwnrd ncross the Impcrtnl Vnlloy change today witneaned the heavleat Inr Th*IAOfWlw.rrt rreaa) v to the Arizona state line. No serious damage was done. TALIiAHAS^JSE,; Fla.. July 2 3 .- business In many weeks with smash in prices thnt carried level of leading po­ sitions off sixty to seventy points or threo to three nnd a half dollars per halo under closing prices last Friday. Drcak in Txcns drought largely re­ sponsible for big selling movement as traders believed crops in that state would show material improvement What is considered one of the most with effect thnt might be noted in the important moves for the celery grow­ next government report. . ers of the state of Florida was in­ augurated today a t Tallahassee ns the nbovc would Indicate. The grow­ ers here in tho Sanford celery delta will be glad to learn of this move on the part of the Railroad Commission ns the past year was a bad one for the growers and if they can save any Beautiful New Structure Will Have Informs! Opening. money on their shipments of celery for last year it will bo o big saving to them. It will also hearten the growers who expect to grow and ship celery this season as the overhesd last year -Was ‘Urgo anti ‘fhoy rannot expect to mako anythHig on their perishable crops under present rntes. The Florida- Railroad Commission hss decided to combine claims of over­ charges running from $25 to *$50 per car It is alleged on shipments of celery and present formal case to the Interstate Commission on bchnlf of shippers of this state. Woman’s Club Build­ ing to Have Opening Friday Night, July 27 FEUD IS BACK OF VILLA’S MURDER, OBREGON INFERS President of Medico Calls It Dts grace. (nr T*e Am »»I«IH i»rr«») MEXICO CITY, July 23.—Presi­ dent Obregon Intimated bis Sus­ picion that Francisco Villa's—assas­ sination Was duo to a personal fued in a statem ent given to the newspsper correspondents this afternoon. "It is disgraceful that the dngger a lid treason are still employed,” the president declared. “Villa had num­ erous enemies; It is possible that one of them revenged jiimself treacher­ ously. j have not received any ad­ vice that would allow mo to express a nopinion of the causes of the as­ sassination. It is ccrtairt, however, Ilennjr Leonard Risk* Ilia Title With Lew Tendler Tonight . count of a misunderstanding tho gavel wns given to R. J. Holly, tho chnirmnn for the month who again rrng in Denne Adcock to assist him and ns ever the Affable Dcnno wns there with the goods nnd gnvc tho members a side splitting story about the old negro whosc’s wife wns away nnd who wanted a nurse for the "black fever.” Gage McBride, of the L. & N. Rail­ way with hcnd(|UBrtcr» in Orlando, was also a guest of the club and mndc ATLANTA. July 23.—Rills introduced in the Georgia house today would a few remarks. Denne Adcock’s spec­ quarantine the slate against importation of greenpeas nnd green henna from ial song wns sung and several of the Florida, would require all fraternal secret organisations to record names of members were nskod to give some of membership nnd forbid wcnrlng masks In public and would prohibit teaching their history to which none of them of Atheism. Agnosticism or Darwinism as facts. would respond for reasons best known Balanced Rations Are Next In Im­ to themselves. portance to the Stock Raiser. A communication from the Wom­ an's Club inviting the Rotarlann to the opening of the new club house Friday night was accepted by the club. BRESSLAU, Germany, July 23.— The Rotarians will meet with the MONTGOMERY, Ain., July 23.—A Six persons have been killed nnd fif­ Chamber of Commerce Friday at noon report reached the Advertiser Satur­ day night from its Tuskegee corrcs- teen Injured in rioting which broke and the snmc will Imj n Joint meeting pondont to tho effect that General out here Friday and kept up until Sun­ of tho Chamber of Commerce, the Hines, head of veterans’ bureau had day morning because of the rising Kiwnnis Club nnd the Rotary Club. H wns decided thnt the club would ordered John Calhoun, negro, who cost of living. Large crowds of peo­ ple gathered in the important sections hold their weekly meetings on Tues­ Is reported to hnve left Tuskegee of the city nnd made raids on the day’s instead of Mondays as tho Tursshortly before n Ku Klux Klan parade shops nnd hotels, carrying off all dny date seemed to suit tho majority two weeks ago, to report for duty at __ __ ___ of the members Other m ntters of the new government hospital- for dis­ kinds of loot. For n tlriie the' police were hard interest were taken up by tho club abled soldiers at Tuskegee. General pressed In fighting the Infurated for tho benefit of the city and coun­ Hines, according to report from Tus­ crowds. It wns only after reinforce­ ty nftor which tho club adjourned to kegee, has ordered Colonel Stanley, in charge of tho military guard at tho ments of volunteers nppenred thst meet Friday with tho Chamber of Commerce nnd next week to start hospital to give tho negro full protec­ order was restored. meeting on Tuesdays itifetcud of Mon­ tion. days. * Calhoun, who is said to be In A t­ There wus n fine feeling of com­ lanta, reported to tho hospital about radeship a fid good fellowship at the two weeks ago to serve ns a clerk, re­ meeting and the members arc deter­ placing a white woman. He is said to mined to make tho Rotary Club huve left Tuskegee a short time be­ nnd bettor each week of the stronger foro a pnrade of tho Ku Klux Klan TALLAHASSEE. July 23.—Govor­ coming year. was held. Would Restrict Peas and Beans, Soak the Klan and Hit Darwinism Producing Their Feed is Farm er’s Great Trou­ ble Keeping Live Stock Kill 6 and Wound 15 Hines Gives Orders in German Riot Over • To Protect Colored High Cost of Living Clerk a t Tuskegee WENT OVER) DOCUMENT WITH SEVERAL ADVISORS AND WILL PRESENT IT Exchanges of Views Between Paris and Brussels Going on Today (Hr Thr AwwUlnl p m .) PARIS, July 2.1.—Premier Poin­ care, who gave tho British repara­ tions document rrccivcd from Iamdon Inst week careful reading Saturday, began serious study ' today on pro­ posed reply to Germany. Ho went over tho document with several ad­ visors with a view of presenting the whole situation to the cabinet tomor­ row. Exchanges of views between Paris and Brussels are going on ac­ tively meanwhile. Reply to London probably will be made beforo the end of tho week. LONDON, July 23.—J . Ramsay Mc­ Donald, loader of opposition In tho house of commons, moved a resolu­ tion deprecating tho increasing expondurca in military preparations which he asserted formed tho begin­ ning of another raco for armament. He urged the government to tako im­ mediate steps to call International conference for limitation .flf arm a­ m ent.’ DRY LEGISLATION GROWS IN FAVOR IN MIDDLE WEST Fourteen Staten Have Made Strong• er Lawa Hardee Gets a Buyer For Biff $3,500,000 Drainaffe Bond Issue Many Improvements Made in Tampa— Good Roads Program TAMPA, July 23.j|fAccording to an estimate made by the industrial bu­ reau of the local board of trndo more than $14,000,000 will be spent in and near this city during tho next three ycars'on construction work. This fig­ ure docs not include norms! repairs •nrf hulldlnii operations which are cs- 1.1. Board Recessed A fter Hearing Arguirien t Submerged Land T h r *uwtal»4 rr«*l TALLAHASSEE, July 28.—The In tem at Improvement board recessed at 1 o’clock after listening to argumeaU for and against the sale of aubmerg •d lands at Palm Beach. Another *es ■ion will be held later today. These are dull di Hot a* it U. not a developed euffielent burst a thermometer. cludoa (ontrsets which have been let and work begun, also proposals which are sto r e d facts. The largest ite mon the list printed below shows thst the county will spend $3,000,000 during the three years on good roads. Bonds for $3,000,000 of this amount. b*te b«en *°W ■nd work cf. building 160 miles of addiUonsl roads In tbs county has been under way for some time. , » The $8,100,000 for public utilities Improvements includes $1,800,000 to be spent on reconstruction of the lo­ cal water works.plant which was re­ cently purchased by the city and the balance will be spent by the gas, elec­ tric light and telephone companies. During tho two decudes these stoex raisers have . been working to get ahead, many changes have been takcn place In the ways of feeding ani­ mals. The outstanding r ro*e" “[™ step taken has been the wide adoption of tho balanced ration. Other Im­ provement* in tho order given by most of the five hundred farmer* arc Indlnna general Assembly at its recent more liberal feeding, feeding more session and have been signed by Gov. legumes, better water supply, pro­ Warren T. McCray. viding minerals, feeding according to Iowa—8cven new prohibition law* production, feeding more protein and were enacted by tho Iowa legislature, more regular feeding. At tho same which adjourned April 27. A sum­ time they list the common errors in mary of them follows: feeding which are responsible for Bills defining tho salt of liquor that NEW YORK, July 23.—United poor results, poor combination* ot causes death as manslaughter;t color­ States Senafor, Hiram Johnson, o f feed being the one most frequently ing Illegal the possession of mater-, California, boomed by his friends for mentioned, followed by underfeeding inis with which to make liquor; ex­ tho Republican presidential nomination «a the next most effective reducer ol tending search and scisure laws to in IU'" 10224, returned iron. from «a tour of cover these materials; making tho a n __ i L I T o ll ,n 4* rciumeu tO ueain in run jjurupo today In Leviathan, refusing driving of a motor-car whU# Intoalrat*or crowc *■ to Indicate to reporters . (d subject to a penalty of $1,000 tlam PETROIT, Mich., July 23.—Two g>thercd to greet him whother his Or one year In prison; applying a> unidentified aviators were burned to h, t w a a min th„ ring. ■'» ,!7*’l » »*v • -•***• ment, and special penalty for tho misdemeanor Johnson enthusiasts professed to avoided. of f omlshlng liquor to a minor; pro­ see two good obi tins In' incidents of viding for tho confiscation of vtU dsg his home-coming. * One Via* a fact used to transport liquor, and defining that In fleet of craft that went down any person twice convicted of liquor the bay to meet him was the tug crimes as o persistent violator. Menomlne. Other was fact that while he did not shy his hat into the ring SAINT AL'OUSTINB capricious wind shied it for him Into TO BXTBNR th's bay. The senator only laughed, St, Asmlngm SIIRDL CMl however, when asked to comment on ST. AUGUSTINE, July tj omens. Friends of the senator In­ election will be held soon o« a j die a ted they expected Important news sltiou to extend the city limits from him Wednesday when he ad­ Dr. Deane Adcock pastor of the Auguatine to include White dresses a testimonial dinner being Baptist church In Orlando and Gags New Augustine and a portion i McBride, travelling freight agent of arranged in his honor. astasia Island. Thla would ad the L. 6 N. Railway with headquar­ dreds to the city’s population. Never underestimate a silent man. i ters in Orlando were in the city to­ Umber 11 has been suggested Ha may surprise you when he gets day and mtended the meeting of the * . The Herald for first class job work. date for the election. into a row or eat* aoup. state an agreement with SpiUer, Rorick & Company to buy the additional $3,500,000 issue of Everglades Drain­ age bonds authorised by the last ses­ sion of tho legislature. Ho returned to Tallahassee Sunday. Tho same concern heretofore has handled all issues of tho Everglades bonds, totalling $7,760,800. Tho pres­ ent sale, which brings tho toU l up to $11,250,000, was mado at 95, the gov­ ernor stated. This is kllghUy bettor Refused to Indicate W hether H at Was in the Ring Qr Not Two Unidentified Aviators are Burned Father and Son Perish in Fire a t Vero Today �r i»«V Hw ; ~ j i u t i u t ii H« i mW* i, T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D V S A T U R P A Y , J U L Y 2 1 ,1 9 2 3 ,UKUEVKS RHEUMATISM ENTERTAINING WITH BABE ' Mrs. George Moran' of Jacksonville l the guest of Mrs. F. R. Savage at or home on Park avenue. A. J. Richardson SnnHird people enbreexes nnd surf at tursday. ' . By Helen Harrington Downing You do not need a corps of trailed servants in order to entertain leisure­ ly. If you plan your dinner carefully and staYt your planning when you buy the food, you can bo an ideal hostess even though you are your own kitcheq maid. Too often foods are Judged by price and not enough attention Is paid to tho quality and time saving features. Both .are highly important and should be considered with especial care when the guests are coming. Two good rules for the woman who woyld be an interesting, care-free hostess, are: Make sure of absolute high quality in all foods by insisting on dependable brands, and keep on hund some of the approved foods all ready to serve. With these precau­ tions observed, entertaining becomes truly enjoyable. There is now so wide a variety of prepnred foods on the market that it is an easy m atter to make out an entire menu of unusually good things to eat which require practically no pre­ paration within tho home. Delicious canned moats, boned chicken, or chicken a la king, meat (oaves, all varieties of vegetables and fruits, besides relishes, cheese and other accompaniments, purchased all ready to serve, all cut down the num­ ber of hours formerly spent in cook­ ing nnd give -the housewife more time to enjoy her family or guests. With a small emergency shelf sup­ ply. ready for unexpected occasions, nnd a fow suggestive menus all ready to rhooso from, tho fear of unexpect­ ed guests is entirely allayed. Mrs. Moreland of Jacksonville is the the guest of Mrs. Savage for a few days. Roy Symcs of Winter Park was in the city today on business and his many friends yijfcfi giving :him tho glndhand. ,. , * , ... CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1023. Subject: • "L IFE ” Church Service 10:45 n. m. , Services will Ins' held in the Palm Room of the Valdes H old. All arc WELCOME. “I can simply ««f thnt Foli?y Bry pills gave me relief fr°m rf,cU? nrntlc pain* and have not used sup­ -------. ports for the last sir weeks (had to Pa For Florida: Tartly cloudy oso two). the best proof you can *» today and 8unday; probably have that Foley Kidney Pills* are ef­ Ua scattered thundershowers; fective Is this, that since, they cleared h* light to gentlo variablo my system of uric acid, have been en­ *a winds. tirely freo of pain and depression, writes J. W. Hunter, Loo Angeles, Calif. Backache, Rheumatic l’ains, Boll Headaches and tired Iodine ur<‘ THE TB.MPERATUKB quickly relieved' by Foley Kidney . JACKSONVILLE, July 21.—The Mils. Bold everywhere,—Adv. mAXiraum and minimum temperatures of roprescntatlvp cWes fuThlthed by the vventher bureau from records com­ piled at 8 p. m. last night follow: Cities Max. Min. Atlantic City .................. 90w AOnfttn ...... - ...... --------- - 8(J OR Boston ..................... 94fl*> Buffalo ................... 1.......... 78 70 Chicago Cincinnati Dcs Moinea ...... 48 1 105 Palmetto Are.-------- I’h® Eastport, Maine Kansas City .... New York ....... Pittsburgh ........ St. Louis ........... Toledo .—......... Washington ..... PAULlNEiQORDON In a George Melford Production Ay. M. Catharis and Claude Couch Hrjse . y e .he'd b»v« excluded all are busy with the Income taxes of the 'ivfv|9 from his catogory of fools. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH various corporations nnd business Especially If ho had. seen this en­ Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Baumel, Misses It is expected th at good congrega­ houses nnd havo been for the past lightening .pleturt—tfie greatest of Ann and Mildred Leo, Martha Brown, tions will be present a t each of the two or three weeks. ill matrimonial ac^en successes. ■nd Grace Glllon motored to Daytona preaching services Sunday. They will Boach on Thursday afternoon. Also— ■ Elsewhere in this Issue you will And be tho last preaching services at the probably the lowest prices ever quot­ Prcsbytcrinn church for several weeks Among the Sanford -folks a t Dayed on the best Tires ami the dealers, ns Mr. Brownlee will leave next week Only One Day Old • tona Beach on Thursday were Miss Ray Brothers, wish you to know thnt for a vacation of noveral weeks. Etbal Tiller, Max Stewart and Dr. J. 'their personal guarantee goes with The Sunday servicra will be: N. Bobaon. each nnd every Tire and Tube pur­ 9:45 a. m.—Sunday School. 11 a. m.—Morning Preaching ser­ chased from their list. Voile Williams spent the day at vice. Coronado Beach on Thursday with Mrs. W. I. Hughey and daughter, 7 p. m.—Senior.Christinn Endeavor. b ( e -fam ily.' He was accompanied Esther, loft Thursday morning for 8 p. m.—Preaching aervito. to the beach by Dr. R. M. Mason. the north on a visit to her mother and other relatives in New York FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Mrs. E. M. Galloway .was the guest state. Whllo away they will visit ' W. J. Carpenter, Pastor of Mr*. Raymond Key at her cottage friends in Philadelphia, Quakertown Sunday Is our Rally Day—n GctJ — .at-Daytona-Beach -from -Monday until and other places. They expect to be Togothor Dny—or an Evcry-Mcmbcr> Thursday evening. , absent about six weeks. Prcscnt-Dny. How would it look to t op every Lesley Brown, pity manager of W. A. Zachcry arrived in Sanford member of the church at service some Florida Lady Was ia a Miserable 5 ;i Tampa waa a .visitor in the city, Condition, But Says She Found ,£ yesterday after n visit to North Car­ ono day? Well, thnt will he tomor­ coming over for the birthday anni­ Cardui Helpful, and olina. He reports that ho had some row when wc expect every ono pres­ versary of Mrs. J. M. Moye. big time up there, with plenty of good ent unless seriously alcl:, or havu re­ Got Well _____ N things to Cat and that business is cently inherited n great fortune.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lossing an­ ------'8 good up there. We are nil glad to . Soul stirring music will be sung. e a s i l y p r e p a r e d d in n e r s Altha, Fla.—In explaining how she J| nounce tho birth of a daughter July see him back again oven If he hated . Canned Roast Beef Stevo Shlnholsor will make the found Cardui so helpful during change ol 20th. Here’s hoping Marjorie Edith to come back after being so royally principal address, lilTjMrs. E1U M. Bailey, of Route 2, this Com Fritters Baked Potatoes will be able to attend camp with place, said: ^ treated while in Cnrolina. Shortcake with Whipped Cream Nest Door to First Nntionnl Bunk Zcb Ratliff will rend n report. "I became so weakened it was an effort Coffeo W. A. H.ngnn, the modest man, will for me to get around. I knew what was A picture of tho Seminole Cafe deliver his .important address. Do not the matter, but I felt IWfe I couldn't give ■ «u!aR .iuxoE auuu:iuas:uar:uK an Cream of tomato Soup Mrs. C. L. Ilrljt and children and up. chef in this Issue says "let mo cook bring n lunch nor n grouch. ■ "l .Just dragged, and I certainly was Canned Pork and Ileann Mrs. Archie Betts motored to Day­ for you this summer” nnd this would A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU No special collection. Think of nervous. I was so restless I could not Sauted Potatoes tona-Beach Thursday morning, where bo a bright idea. Ix>ok over the Sun­ thnt. sit down long-yet so weak I couldn't Hot Baking Powder Biscuits thsy spent the dny as tho guests of day menu for the Seminole nnd you j Pastor will preach «t night to tho get about. It Is a most miserable and such a helpless feeling. . Fruit Jelly Mrs. 8. M. Lloyd. They were Join­ will engager tho Seminole Chef to people now on earth. "I would get depressed and out 0! ed In the afternoon by Mossrs. Chns. Coffee cook.for you nlwnys. Try ono of heart. f Kpworth League at 7:00. Britt, Archie Belts nnd S. M. Lloyd. STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE •■1 began to feel, after awhile, there was those famous dinners tomorrow. no use to try to get well. This is all Make dough as for Standard Bis­ Menu in this issue. t h e S c r a p - ir o n c l a s s . wrong, for it makes a person worse. HOUSE WARMING OF NEW CLUII cuit, adding a heaping ^tablespoon of ♦i had heard of Cardui. and thought it One of the most forceful nnd elo­ HOUSE. sugar to the baking powder nnd flour, might strengthen me. A neighbor had Lu-Ileth Cafeteria hnvo n dinner • ijV . * * The public is most cordially invited if sweet shortake is wanted. Divide for tomorrow that will ticklo your quent addresses ever made at the and urged to attend an informal Into two parts, buttor the dough and palntc and it is one of the best this Scrap-Iron Class was delivered last hotua warming, at the New Woman's bake 15 to 20 minutes in moderate enterprising cafateria has served Sunday morning by Mr. A. Rufield, Clab building on Oak avenuo, on Fri­ oven. Brush with melted fnt. Crush since they hnve been pleasing the nnd tomorrow morning Hon. F. I’. strawberries and add sugar disclminnting Knnford public. Just Forster will speak on the subject day ovenng, July 27th, from 8:30 to the enough to make Juicy before spread­ look about everything in the way of "Christ—the Man." There was u go.sl 11 [p. m. Sunday and it is All of Sanford Is Indeed proud of ing between the layers, and on top something good to eat in the menu attendance lust hoped thnt n lurgo number will hear thlh new and complete building and of shortcake. Whipped crcnm sweet­ which is published today. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Mr. Forster's uddresa'J, tomorrow on ened and flavored to taste can be this will be an opportunity for every CORNER RU1LDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE, » one to i Inspect the new club houso. added. The Valdez Grill wants you to be this important subject;! Dr. Carpen­ ter will also give one of his interest­ Colne out nnd bring' some one with STANDARD BAKING POWDER their guest tomorrow for one of those ing talks on the Sundny school les­ nBnnnauUnnBBUnUBBnBUnnunUUBUBUHUBnUBBnunnBBnnUnnUlinBIMnnnBannBUUnnilJil ‘famous Sunday dinners. Thnt man S JT . ' _____ . son. Princess Treutcr, 9:30 a. in. BISCUITS b b b b b b b b b b b b b b ih h b b b b b b b b b u m b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b s b b b o b b m b b u bbbmbbbi Falk knows how to get up the most 4 cups flour INFORMAL DANCE. tempting and appetizing menues for 1 or 2 tablespoons butter or lard. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Laat evening Miss Mae Holly en­ hot weather nnd he will please you in 4 level teaspoons Calumet linking every particular. See tho menu in tertained a t' an Informal dance at Sundny school 9:30 a. It). Powder. her homo on Pork avenue, honoring Morning worship and Mt-rmon 11 a. this issue of tho Herald and eat your 1 level teaspoon suit her brother Robert, whose twentieth m. Subject: “And Ho Went a Little Sundny dlnnor at the Valdez, About 2 cups of milk or water, more birthday anniversary Jt was. Farther." An imperative appeal to Tho spacious rooms of this lovely or Jess, enough to mix a very soft the churches. home, were opened en sulto and benu- dough. ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS Baptist Young People's Unions at Sift floury salt and linking powder tlfally decorated with baskets and STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. 7 o'clock. vaaea of bright hued zinnias nnd oth- together thoroughly. Rub in short­ Evening worship and sermon at 8 ening with fingers, flexible knife, or flowers. o'clock. . Dancing was enjoyed until a late known ps npntpln, or rounding edge of Reports of the Baptist summer as­ hour, the music being furnished by a large spoon. With n little prncticc sembly will bo given by some of tho Reginald Holly. During the evening the spatula or Hpoon ran he made to twenty who attended. . do bcttqr work than the fingers. Add delirious fruit punch was served. Evening subject, "A Voice Out of . About fifteen couples enjoyed this milk or water, ns cold ns possible, the Remote Past Heralding Help for mixing to n very soft' dough. Mix .delightful affair. * Modern World Restlessness." with a spoon or flexible knife, in pre­ Prayer mcotidg Wednesday evening ference to .using thu warm hand. Turn NEW CLUB HOUSE. nt 8 o'clock. , The member* of tho Woman’s Club dough on a well floured Umnl, nnd Tlie musical feature of the Sunday are rejoicing in tho beauty and con­ roll out lightly till half an inch thick. School hour will lie numbers by Band­ A MUSICAL TREAT, venience of the new club house which Cut into biscuits and lay In baking master Edgar A. Ball. 'has Just been accepted by the build­ jam , not foo closely. Bake in ho; W. 8. Sewell, .the manager of the ing ronttuittru from the hands of the oven from 12 to 15 minutes. You can't expect much justice in a. Lake Mary Casino bus been fortunate universe where the story always ends architect and builders. Groups of in securing the Hurtzell Fnnio* Or­ with the words, "Tho driver es<Qj>cd members are busily at work to get chestra for the Wednesday night without Injury." the iuipiahiuga all complete before » dunco and everybody will be nt l-akc the -club year begin* in October, but Mary Wednesday night to enjoy the so jBiuch interest has been evinced music nnd the flnest dnneo floor in that an Informal opening has been this part of the state. See the ndplanned for Friday evening the 27th, LOST—On golf links or on road to vcitlscmont in this Issue. Jpst to show tho building as it stands Country Club Masonic emblem. Find­ now. Thure will be no program, ex­ J. E. Phjpps attended the liig road er return to Herald office and receive cept for a brief one of music, but celebration at Lake* City last week. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT. reward. 07-3tp there will bo light refreshments, and Mrs. S. A. Huston ami Mis* Mil­ the public is not only invited, It is dred Huston were the guests of Mrs. llarry I. Gordon of Sanford nnd Miss Helen C. Mills of Hawley, Pennsyl­ cordially urged, to spend tho eveuing J. S. Dinkel Tuesday. •a truest* of the Woman's Club. Mr. and Mrs. E. I- Dinkel have vania were married at the court house moved to Winter Haven where they today at three o’clock, Mrs. Schultz LB8TEH-GAKRIB0N. expect to make it their future home. performing the ceremony. Mr. Gonlon following announcement will II. Miller of Jacksonville was the ha# been a resident of this city for tho past year and lives on’ the west b« of Interest to the inarty friends of guest of J. E. Phipps Tuesday. side whore he and his bride will reside Mr, nnd Mrs. C. W. Entaminger Mra. Ben I-eigh formerly of this city, left the 12th for Georgia where they for the present. but.now of Orlando: will spepd several weeks and from Mra. Rosa Garrison ^ jn«f... • marriage of- her there go on to Virginia whore they JP . ... ‘.^ y jk te r will remain till fall. eitniiir. Mr. and Mrs. Del more MeWork­ man were visitors In Orlando EaturMr. Itobort Lester day. Mr. and Mra. F. J. Ncimyere motor­ Waa Pardoned J»y President Wilsuu Tuesday evening, July seventeenth, nineteen hundred and twenty three ed to Coronado Beach Saturday for For Preventing Jail Delivery. the day. , Mncctatyiyi Florida. Mira Bunker was shopping In Or­ Fkiend* of the couple will learn I l l , T h e A w M l i l n l l , re.«> PHILADELPHIA, July SI.—Edwin with interest of tholr marriage and lando Kalurltlay. Cards havo been received announc­ Wilson of Brookline; Mass., who was will extend beat wishes. They are •pending their honoytnoon In Orlando ing tbe engagement of Jaiyper J. pardonot) by Prooident Wilson for ‘with tbe form er's mother, Mr*. Ben. Driggors to Miss Evelyn Smith of preventing n jail delivery nt Fort R. Leigh, and before returning home Andover, Maine, the wedding to take Leavenworth, where he waa iinprlsuned escaped early today from the Nemo Self-Reducing No. 333 will spend a few days on the East place the 21st of July. Is a real bargain. It hat a low top Miss Louisa Allen returned Tues­ state hospital for criminal insane at f —Jacksonville ’Tlmea-Unlon. and medium skirt. Made In duiday from Plant City where she ha# Fairview, Pa. able pink or white coo:di sizes MMMTtion with our transfer,.w i been the guest of her cousin, Miss 24 to 36—and cost* p-.iy $1.00. •re are other Transfers; but I I I M J m Im caa'tjM H .a n j n v n i.iistorage, room, where you may Katherine Entlzmlnger. d ra t, slia saJ I k Wa'll H nd Um tones. with SERVICE for their middle Rev. Warren Kntsmlnger has been you/ goods until you need them —QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ tom Inal eoet^-QUJCK SERVICE holdlngAorvlees at the Baptist church Phono m . N ’tlc S8FER- Phono 488. 89-tft All this'Week. £j International News F .P .R IN E S California Apples, per dozen..... Peaches, per b a s k e t........... -..... Bananas, per dozen................... California Bartlet Pears, per lb Iceberg Lettuce, per h e a d ......... California Cantaloupes, each mmmm Values up to $30.00, at, per suit Liffht Weight, per suit Pardoned Prisoner Escaped from Hospital for Criminal Insane Men’s All Wool Suits Light Weight, good value a t $30.00. Very Special tonight, 8uit... $2,r).9S Boys’ Palm Beach Suits \ 7 �f M V/ » U i»; <i.r n : ii . .I.* h o *J * tw THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1923 n m u x iiin u iiiiit.t4 4 n J a . T----- r----TT "TT The price-cutter or mail-order houso gcllc, ffrwnfcj-/bok$ng ^JcdkmtunUy some merchants have their J !ft?n 0y Ad Carter incs* wn.i sold out for little o r.u g ^ 1and walk away nwny fith the w --------” ' w h!bl will step 'in In nnd ing, nnd today no man ever hears the Two Per tho cheap out-of-town aolicjtor hlta ^ ^ U i& lh rtd Stht^TolcgHml Ing m atter 'printed! in othoif states ##! I .. —4 4 Vi a on t t lP * name of thnt oil for rheumatism tho newspaper office just the same . ir tm iM i 'r tf f f l »«». i»pd «cnt in. .H e probably would not which nt thnt time was one of thfc H m M I t a l M l a t s . 1*1 even imagine sul-h n merchant having I ns it hits every other line nnd in a WHY NIGGARDLY ACTION WHEN * t ,« i««f*rt, rta . most noted remedies fa the world. the horVc to nsk for the trade o f j SURI’LUS IS LARGE? That lesson needs to bo learned by way we are selfish, but- at the same the people of hla community. Such tho South In its' advertising cam­ time wc arc the biggest boosters for thing* occur, hbwover—sometimes.— ).- ‘ rU B I.lS H K IIS With n surplus of three hundred iAkclund-thdt Lakeland has, if wc do paign, nnd by everybody else. > j . b o u t .. KSIto; Ocala Star. nnd eighty million dollars in the gen­ ----------- o----- -----H. J. LILLABD. .K«frrUi7 >Trni*r*r ----------- «----------say It ourselves. We spend more **. A . M l l t l . _ eral fund of the fedoral government, -C»*fr»l Manhfrr R. *. HOI.I.Y A 4 rrrlb lif K iM irr If that excellent llttlo daily, the m money-trying to build up this com­ it would seem thnt there might be n A ln r tta lii *■*»■ M il, X io tti Eustis Lake Region would not per­ munity every year «nd *n that way transfer of that odd thirty tnilliom A n lln ltM sist in wrapping up their paper with building ^ip every business In it, thnn to the postoffice department, thereby u m n i B iitrr ( ’I r r a l . t l o a M i i i ( „ a steam fooler, wo could got at it any other five lines of business in making it possible, to conduct the de­ ■W a f t e r I a. m. much easier. ‘ The wrapper must bo tho whole city. And the best part of partm ent in a mofo accommodating rrlea la A liiit* \U Itn d q . w ith , feme pf: 0(11*11 *Loncl^s it in ’that wc do it gladly, realizing manner, npd furnishing (fin plloyvnni* R.W saw grass. that what helps the other fellow also fqr an extra ejerk hero land there. V ! U j- ■ *e l tl -'I -l — 1w»helps u«,-and that when tho towij, is BrobaWy iho j S u ^ x m r t M Would m let Thc Plant City Courier shows Solo-. caused to grow and gets n 'direct do all thnt npd |tcven (.fltow the I I. .1 1 niCbic wipdorn for thy following rfcA LITTLE FRIENDLY TALK ON boost from any1, source, practically newspaper and,alt pubucatrana in t*. murk: "Another renson why we take everyone in busthess in the town carried through trie npiita'fbV hDo'ilt CO-OPERATION. ho little stock In tho proposal iA push renps some sort of a benefit. double the old-time rate, 'in place of . g a u m T im abbociatko m u s s Tha Associated Trass la «*c)u»lvslr Florida ns n summer resort Is that if I figuring educational and fiction pub­ fj. Naturally it Is customary for - .n tltl.d to n.a usa for rapuhllcatlon of For n long time we have been lications on the zone system. . all news .dtspatcl).* credited to it or 'tfiby don't stny at home nnd tvork in the fellow who boosts your game, preaching tho doctrine of supporting * net otherwise credited In tide paper the summer they can't nfford to conic Along the present lino of retrench­ ad also the local nawa published Lakeland Institutions and Lnkclnnd who helps your town, who backs up down her* in the winter."—Ocain trains ^ your cnmpalgn for trniding at home, ment in all that has to do with tho ’ All rtghta of ra-pufclleatlon of epect? t*r. . But.fiow about the busy busi­ business Arms nnd wc have been sin­ dispatch*. herein are eleo reserved. cere In our declarations BECAUSE: to in turn show the same kind of n mail service it might be well to men­ Offtoti tllCHAt.n milLUINM. Then# 1«S e s man in tho north who ennnot take spirit in returning the favor in every tion thnt tho last year receipts of the 1. We know thnt Lakeland citizens, time in the winter to come to Florida? TO AIIVF.ItTIBKIIBi possible way nnd nt every turn of department totaled a greater amount In caee of errors or ommtsslon In Yoit should be in SrfJtford now and Lnkclnnd man nnd women need ad­ tho rond. This thing is .not being least or other advertisements The thn nany twelve-month period in the llsreld Trlntlna Company does not sec these excursionists on the Clyde vice of thut character. They need done; like some of the ladies seem history of the department, with the hold Itself liable for damsKv further to lenrn the home spirit. than tha amount received for such «il- Line coming here three times n week to think, regardless of what the price exception of 1918.. For the fiscal aertlsements. from all the eastern states. They are Unless a newspaper enn get the is or tho article secured, if it can just year ending July 1-tho total receipts inking their trip to Florida in the _Fo,sl*n A.ivsrtiatns hrprs.snlsllve support nnd co-opcrntion of the busl bo ^ gotten out of town it must be reached the enormous sum of 0633,THE AMF.RICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION summer because that is their vacation ness men and citizens of n town, the . t B j|tt |c better thnn the local 000,01)0, ns, compared with f-171,903,— home the .. . time nnd they nre hnving the surprise effort o /trying to. drive merchant cnn hAndle. But thnt is nil 000 of the previous year. These fig­ of their lives in the fine summer cli­ principles of trading with home mer­ bosh; wo must learn that every dol- ures arc official, nnd are compiled by mate of Florida. We believe that chants nnd keeping money at home, Inr kept circulating nniong the mcr- the government. It might be all fight for news­ Florida is getting more good adver­ falls flat nnd is time and money clients nnd citizens of lakeland is Notwithstanding Uia pnst excellent papers to conflno their editorial page tising from these people than from ntono to his employers, but that larg­ with publicity ns the main avenue for wasted. ( Just multiplied nbout ns the distance standing of the, postal department fo national. affairs but wo bolievr those who come in tho winter. er service to the public which means such progress. Publicity brought cap3. Thi,s newspnper ns well ns prnc- in in miles, in proportion to the dol­ thpre is now a demand .by the ,pmltha, readers want something nboul . ----------- o---------- ■ far ntord to the operating company. ital. Capital brought the marvelous tieally every loyal newspaper in every lar thnt is spent nwny from home , .. master general, .for still further local affairs also. The Herald on- ANOTHER CALIFORNIA EARTH- He had learned more thnn the rou­ community spends thousands of dol­ or with the cuf-thront or price-cu . BCrimp|njj in the overhead nnd h reimprovements, which are the wonder . deavora to give tho readers a slant QUAKE. tine qf taking up tickets nnd punch­ of the country, nnd these in turn lars every year irr news articles, cdi; who won’t be in bus ness long and t n .nctulu.nl in tho u n d e rle t; In other on national, state, county and city. ing them, in his long years of serv­ imjught tho hundreds of. thousands of torinls ami other features, boosting wjm ennnont Understand w a o j lhcre may,Jb©,,fl eul-down in. The Sanford Daily Herald carries on ice ns a conductor. He had learned the game of the real estate innn, the real, trade-at-home spirit means to the number r • , .gnch*' day ■ of- ^Ily.ijriM tourists, nnd yet more capital. 1Df^patches from Mexico say that the front page 'today the story of the benutiful lesson of kindness nnd banker, the grocer,’ the merchandise Lakeland. nnd a lessening of tpc . ."pickups" "Richard Edmonds says thnt Hie man or woman of every description— ■ A feud Is back of tho death of Viljn. another California cnrOviunko. The hud become n student of humun na­ 0. Eyery community . liclieves In from the mall bbxcs qn tpc corners. South must maintain such a cam­ No doubt of It and it was surprising Herald is the first paper on the streets ture. He inspired confidence in lit­ because we boost everything in Lake­ supporting its newspaper if the com­ All these things do not please* the •that he was allowed to live ns long of Sanford with the news "of the day tle children mid gray-ha Ired grand­ paign of publicity, if it is to attain land nnd nbout the home town that munity, is loyal to the town. Certain­ people, and they will continue to Ik-as he did. After nil the rough stuff which is something we would like to parent*. He held the mirror of self- the place it deaerves to have in the we possibly cnn. This represents the ly loyal merchants cannot expect thnt siego their representatives in con­ 'th a t his notorious bandits pulled off call to the attention of the Sanford respect up before a man in such a national scheme of things. When intnnglibel .effort thnt a newspnper ncwhpnpcr to give column after col­ gress to "do something." In these not even hts strong bodyguard could people. But what we want to say in manner thnt he saw his own self­ Richard Edmonds talks about the puts into the heart of every business umn, thousands of dollars in space days of much ruthless expenditure, prevent his killing at the first oppor­ regard to the earthquake is that Cali­ ishness. That conductor gave dis­ South, he always has Florda tucked in its homo town and the Star-Tele­ cveryevery year and keep it up however, it is doubtful if nny imme­ tunity that presented itself. fornia being in the earthquake dis­ tinction to the gold bars that gave in the hack part of his tnitul, for he gram is doing thnt very thing for month in nnd month out, and at the diate deliverance from the pint form spends several months here each year, trict is liable to have these disturb­ distinction to him.” Lakeland every dny. same time send business out of the outlined by the head of the depart­ and is n wonderful booster for the ----------- o----------4. We have been prcnching the city thnt keens thnt newspnper go- ment will be brought out. Editor Benjamin of tho Ocala Star ances nny time. California has our state. His articlo . ns n whole on says he Is not getting our paper. It sympathy but we would like to say VACATIONISTS (JETTING WARM California, the South and Advertis­ doctrine of being loyal to home in- j„g. Wc refer specifically to contThere might be some sort of change RECEPTION. terosts because n lot of printing is j mcrcinl nnd job printing. Too much early in the coming year—when the is going to you, Ben, old hoy, but tho right here that with all their boasted > ing, is ns.follows: going out of lakeland thnt should L f thnt business is going on nnd wc m atter of politics shall loom a bit postoffico is on a strike and Wo can­ climate and attractions that it seems "The opinion of the Manufacturers' to us Florida olTcr.i n much safer Florida bench resnurts are enjoying stny here, just ns a lot of mail order just wonder what would happen if not Insure nny deliveries until the Record is the same opinion which we {business in every line goes out of the newspapers also started the same more strongly.—l’alntkn News. Democrats get in again and give the sanitarium for the afflicted and the an unprecedented patronage this sum­ have been expressing regularly for . ----------- <>T--------people real postoffico service. The sceeker after health. Wo do not want mer, not alone from Florida hut from the last forty years, and that is that Itown; n lotof printing is going to kimi 0f n practice that some mor <1. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ to boast for "pride gneth before a all parts of tin* country. The old bug­ chants tin in some towns, *hnt would cut-throat, cut-rate printer* who in present system is the greatest joke the South must make itself knownpert, 215‘South Orange, Orlando, Fin. of the season and mails are going fnll” but Florida is undobutediy the aboo that (he weather is torrid here persistently, ceaselessly, tirelessly, a short time will be pulling stakes or become of that town? Not only will • • 4-24-lfc best nil the year round state in the during summer has been exploded. who live from hand to mouth and the merchants go broke but the town any old wny. energetically, in every way possible, great American continent, bar none. Those so fortunate as to bo able to have no investment in Ijikeland will split up; the Stores will gm ■ ■■ o----------And It docs seem that we have Iteen enjoy the vacation nt nny of the Flor­ and must keep 6n doing it year after worth speaking of, anti who 'even musty and thc'stw ks shelf worn and (ifiii f|iiickly relieves Constipation That the progressive spirit domi­ year. It must spend money freely. nates Bartow was well shown in the greatly favored nnd have fewer ida beaches have found (hat the heat Every business concern in the South semi work to Jacksonville nnd other the public spirit that once prevailed IliliousriesB, Headaches, Colds W\ ^election Tuesday. When a city of lit­ handicap* than any other state in I is le*s oppressive than is true at should, for Instance, carry on its let­ places because they have no invest­ will have long since passed into td’- and LaUrlmu-', i • ». - 1\ 4 * • ‘ •-G-l-o.n.w.-UOtc •* r * rt i r • tle more than B.OftO enn rarry five thy Union,,, Wq .hppv 4hat. the, e a rth -1many of the northern rosorts, iieltor terhead or *on *ils 'envoi o|H' a few ■ment or equipment hero to hitieiiu it. livou . while evuiv e /U W |U 'i* ln g ,.- , quake in California will do no m ore'and safer bathing beaches and unaeparate bond iaaues in one day by srtiking facts ifboot its own com -1 -. wide majorities it is a sure sign thnn damage a few buildings. W e! rivalled sen hreer.es. There is no munity or about the South in general, ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•=■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■"■■■■ b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b m that that city is colled home by some would hate to learn that a severe such thing as a land bmexe, the stale changing this from time to time. .............. .. shock had caused a holocaust or ii,;ll being a peninsula every bteeac that ■■ ■■ live builders-for-thc-future who are Every letter which goes out of th ■ ■ ■■ dlsnster like that at San Francisco Mows is a sen breeze. i going to accomplish something worth South should carry sqniu little print- *■ several years ago but it may happen In the meantime vacationists from ‘J watching. Congratulations urn in ■■ ami' We would rather be In Florida here who nre in the North report six- ed slip of fact**ftliout tho .South, its ■■ ■■ •‘J■€ order and they are coming in from frequent. The weather accords them I'oalthrulncsa and its attractiveness, ZZ a today thnn any other slate in the union. ail over Florida.—Bartow Record. m-m We may be slow, we may not have n warm 'reception which is lasting, its progress and its opportunities for , — n ----------- o----------the big money thnt exists in Califor­ whr gratst comfort may litaonctnoin business. Every railroad and every ■* An announcement in the Winter nia, we may (lot have the cheap They realize thut in seeking a plum business concern in this section n ■ Park Herald says that l.aurenee freight, rates and the many good where greatest comfort may be found should energetically, spend money,[£{[ I.ynch of 8t. 1’nul, Minnesota, has thing*' that go to California. w»> may they simply failed to take •advantage and spend it freely and broadly in a 1*■ assumed the position of niniignging not have the railroads with us like of the resort at their very door. publicity campaign, never wearying editor and in the future will have California has hut we are coming and Vacationists are invited to visit tin- in well doing, and never growing dis- a a charge of the policies of the paper Florida will yet he the greatest state stale in*uim nnr with tho assurance couraged because of failure to get making it a real weekly newspaper „ In the United Stales ami we are com­ that tlie .warmest kind of reception immediate results. and covering all of the immediate ing into our own. California'has been busy since 18-19 ■ ■ will be given but of entirely different . territory. Wo welcome Mr. Lynch character from thut which, results in in making Its advantages known, ts : : 't o the Held and wish him well on the heat prostrations.—Ft. Fierce Trib­ progress has indeed been wonderful. mm BANDS OF GOLD. ■■ ^W inter Park Herald in which we will It Is known throughout the world for une. ‘ always have a fatherly interest as its resources and its rapidity of • m ----------- o -------Tho Orlando Reporter-Star has ti “ Ea Mendien ban n Krantlfulhcrly in* fine human nature story under the MONEY SPENT *1.Y ADVERTISING growth. The wealth which hits been if "tejest. M forpgolng lindline—"Bands of Gold.;* VOI R COMMUNITY IS MONEY made in California and the wealth Mb which lias been carried there for in­ Nb It is a story of a Florida railroad WELL SPENT. ^ We note by the special articles in conductor and beautifully picture* a vestment are almost staggering in ‘newspapers that tin Anti-KInn laws characteristic of thnt splendid Issly There is no money that will bring amount. It would seem to many ■ ■ sin'N ew York state have failed. Wc of pion whose duty it is to look lifter in such returns in many ways us the thoughtless people - that California It *would like to fisc and remark that the traveling public, M money that is judiciously spent in would no-buiger fuel‘the necessity of ■ ■ Anti-Klan laws will fall in any state. advertising, unij _ that it could take advertising the resources of your own 2" “A conductor on the f'oast Line ►Unless these charges can la? proven Railroad," says the Reporter-Star, community. This i-t proven beyond Hie ground th n t'th e accumlated pow­ 2* ■■ on tho Klnn how can anyone declare "wearing four gold bands and n star any question of doubt hy Ilie remark- er iff ndJiu-tiBUig-cCriXt of the last 7ft S | that the Klnn has ever perpetrated o nhis sleeve hopped down o(T tin- able growth of those cities in Florida years would to a so further advertising any of the so-called outrages. And step of a coach as the train came ltaut have spent money in advertising, unnecessary. Rut instead of lessen­ ■ ■ It is also our opinion thut if the to a halt in front of the passenger Mark the live cities in Florida nnd ing its publicity campaign, California M •publicity was withdrawn frum the station. A weatherbeaten ohl farmer you will, find they spend thousands kec[)K oq • increasing it. It spends ■ ■■ Klan and thu knocking censed Hint and his wife approached the conduc­ of dollai* on advertising where the money with greater freedom titan 2 " the Klan would never 1* heard of in tor anil said: "We want to send mediocre cities spend one dollar. .To ever, its rail toads and it* business ■ ■ many sections of the country. "Every these little gals up the road with you. sonic people the sum of live or ten people a ltd Its land owners [tour their If, ■ knock is a boost" nnd you can ulwuy* They have their tickets." The con­ thousand dollars in publicity arums millions ipto publicity ’ until every ■ KM ■ H bet on it. man, wmjmji and child in the Knst or like n fortune squandered 4n printer’s ductor smiled good naturedly and re­ II ■ o — — MK ft plied: "All right, daddy, 111 take ink. it is tho Inst investment that West hits ever before him a longing ■ K This prohibition business Is merely good care of them," The very coun-ian>' community can makf and returns desire tuvAe day to visit California. K M■ a m atter of education and honest tenunco of that conductor was'n guar- I" many ways in thi? bringing in of Contrast this with the little that the II KI officials. The middle west is passing tec bond thnt gave iissflrancc to the j hundreds of new people who invest one can gtdn an ideq of the limitless RR IN r£dl publicity, ami HR stringent laws pow to assist in the old grandparents who released their their money nnd become citizens. If South lins dent* 0 I prohibition movement and one state little grandchildren to his temporary you vyant new people to conic to San field, for exploitation of the Soullt’a j a Is •ta le s it a death penalty fur a man custody. ford you will have til irttefo.it them ttiosoUites dAita/Uii T f>' ";M I >j : : *o>cll poisonoiy liquor. This ought ago ^utca^ .tju-dicine Those two little girls were plainly, here first with good iiterattily qnd ^ ;"Sjtm^ t ) ' to jjie the law Hn Florida. A man* even poorly dressed, demure and re­ then when they get here see thht they owned in Baltimore was nuvertisod to M BrhC would deliberately sell liquor tiring. The big, kindy conductor are made-to feel at homo while they the extent of $i>00,000 a year. Its m M is poisoning should he executed showed (hem to a seat umi uach time atng; e h , Jn friet he should be hung to the near- he passed them as he w en t‘back/lyml •4 M t*tree without any trial. But the forth In the performilhbe qf hijy p i ­ i> * - (! 'i >.’■ ■ Wt JifTsrent states that arc passing these ties he gave'them a pleasant »uixl h ¥ m * ‘ t k u v stringent laws arc beginning to see to reassure them that he would not (OrtU ™ »r r j M m that the only way to give the Vol- forget them, money. First it get* the people here, out of it. But Uio chief owner died •tend act o real try out is to back A seat hog came In and proceeded second it makes them feel at home and the head of u b ig ,wholesale dry eo ples a n k of a n fo rd up the government and find out to occupy two seata even when seats after they get here und third, it keeps goods house was elected president. whether it is a good or bad law and were in demand by those not yet them feeling thut way even after Not having been accustomed to ad­ no sane man will question the abolish­ seated. * Tho conductor with gold they become citizens. The St. Augus­ vertising dry goods, and looking with ment of the saloons. bands approached him quietly and tine Record says: envious eyes upon the half million S a n f o r d , Fl o r i d a Mr. Cart Lehman, In his speech at pleasantly and called his attention to "Advertising that U successful j? dollars annually spent for advertis­ the get-together picnic at Silver the shortage o f seals in such a gen­ not an on-agnin, oiT-again proposi­ ing, he decided that they could save HR Springs on the 19th, made a strong tlemanly manner that Mr. *Hog un- tion, but a steady, consistent, and that half million dollars and that IN HR for people to spend their money grudingly released the scat occupied ever-growing effort, ]ft>!nts out the the momentum of the advertising HR Manufacturers’ Record in an intyr- that had been done would keep up the mm home with the home merchant, go- by his feet. ,80 far as to almost declare cltl This conductor wore those gold esting article, which tells how for business. Within about two years, pa*4M*xant y-ft va -twacaaGallfaanito. ctdaioly- In W n ik n n . tiuso- y m n sK it t.s s s k ii - v a ik s s is M a ta a i not*are 'dlaloyal, - Won -baada* mad Ahau star ►hreatua ad * baM fjaU JtW M lhjrt wtdMjRUhM. aawjtRtr-iMweei. itok itaa.jwU..ll««H pH>the, PtttiqivsLJD4piramuamv.Rras.itxJiaflkduvLa-. Jta.Uu« 22222222222222222222SSSSS35SSSS5SS5SSB3BS9E»M»A » # / --- . t , ; : :’L* SaqfordDaily Herald JUST KIDS— A Nlclile. it The Herald Printing Co. : FROM OTHER C £ ( .« . J J, .1 I . **. . y ltA * 1 i t* J Y o u r n F r i e n This institution is the friend of all our customers. We fee! that when you do your business with us you expect more than cold attention—that y(i.i expect and are entitled to receive the co-operation and friendship of our officers. We want to be your friend and help you in all your difficulties. Will you accept our offer? I f I P SB B R d �' *, . • • *. >7 I THE &ANFOND DAILY HEKALD, MONHAY, JULY 28, 1923 ■i n h farmers and tollers of Minnesota," on their victory was Issued by Governor Walton* yesterday, “I predict soon we ahall see written across the southern skies the words 'Industrial Liberty'," Governor Wal. ton said. * if e ts f c Law for ^assistance of oyster In­ on hard artesian Water, but thfere lit State tag levy law. Law,defining building of state high­ dustry Jb/ replantlhg .oyster bottoms. pWhfy nf truth In It just the same, LaW increasing 'pow*rd arid duties Tbe ' mineral waters which rontaiii ways by road department. of hotel commissioners. Three cent gasoline tax law. sulfates and carbonkto of limo and Search* warrant law requiring Law providing for special school tax magnesia are the most oBJfectlohable for both ladndry and bath. Tho min­ search warrants jto be properly issued district* to get benefit of new consti­ eral matter in these waters combines und all criminal .warrants to be Issued tutional amendment allowing increas­ with the soap forming Bn irikoluble in duplicate and copy served on tho ed levy. ■tin VICTORY OF JOHNSON iff SALT LAKE CITY, .July 10.-Thc compound. Before a lather Ckti be prisoner. Law creating November 11th offic­ 'MINNESOTA,-WILL MAKE farmer-labor - party will nominate made with soap in such water, suffi­ Law making It maximum jail sent- ial holiday for schools and others. early next year a full ticket for the cient soap mutt be added to combine cnee of 30 days nnd $25.00 fine in *- , rr p o s s ib l e Law providing for Women's Clubs coming presidential election and also with and nutraiite the minerals with addition to violate prohibition law. and American Legion .to have sgmo OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., July 20. will dame full tickets in all states which the soap combines. Law prohibiting drthklng liquor ex­ tax exemptions as fraternal orders - I n f l u e n c e d b y t h a v i c t o r y o f f a r n i - where party organizations can bo One part of carbonate of lime re­ cept utider ortler of the court for evi­ when used for fraternal purposes only. rr-laboritea In Mlnneaote In electing iierfectcd, Parley P. Christensen, fat- quires about eight parts of soap for dentiary purposes Ifj AK^hdmenW •tri-cfr^jjqtiojt .law. Ifatnua Johnson to the llnlted Staten mer-labor 'candidate for president In m*utniltr*Htjn, tejthlrrr^ 'b «r»W ‘ax ' 'K v T mSklhk jail sentence for Ij»w cilm lm H nr'(tm U hnO r of lenate, lead#* of the fattneF-labor .1910, said last night. nn ocondirtIt problem* i t considerable drunken auto driVor. reconatnwtloh league of Oklahoma importance. From exhaustive inves­ Law makihg adulteration of llquo U W .p ^ W W ' i k n d l n g Original today were dlicuoalng the adVIzxbil- THE DESIRABILITY OF SOFT tigations 1by ’ Whipple It W*s shown with potash or wood alcohol a’ peni­ exhibits1til i»y of withdrawing from the Demothat a hardness nf 325 parts per mil­ tentiary sentence offense. Wa t e r . *< Law requiring executors and admin­ c ra tic party In 1924 4nd organising an lion depreciates wktei- to the extent LnW amending fertiliser lsws. istrators te make their returns utider independent farmer-labor party, ac­ nf $32.50 a million gallons, dr that it (Contributed.) Law for Incorporation of co-opera­ prihlty of 'nbrl-coropl lance. cording to a story pUbllthed here by Very much can be said as to the requires $32.t>0 worth of soap to tive marketing associations. Increasing powers of Railroad Com­ the daily Oklahoman. The glat of ilislliy of the Water to be supplied to soften every million gallons of water Law further -prohibiting the Issu­ mission to require new depots. the newspaper entitle follows: tie city. Ordinarily we can expect used In Sariford for bathihg and ance of bad chocks. Bill putting coastwise running gas•‘Using the Democratic party last the Water to be put to the following washing purposes. Of the water used La* prohibiting any person from olintf vessels under rallrohd commis­ year, th« farmer-labOHtes swept the Uses: Fob drinking, for domestic in Sanford fully 100.000 gallons a voting county bond election who is sion. • • itafe. Since that time, however, old purposes, for manufacturing and last day is used for purposes In which not a free holder of the county. Anfendment relative to service - of Hoe Democrata have refused to bow though not least for extinguishing soap is Used| this amount of hard Constitutional amendment limiting process. Abolishment of the lash water will waste soap to the cost of tho issuance of school Imnds by spec state and county convict camps. Esto the leaden of the fanner-labor Arcs. school districts to 20 per cent tnblishmont of electric chair in place movement. Gov. J. C. Walton, stand­ Suitable water for^drlnklng should $3.50 a day for tho people of Sanford. ard bearer df the farmer-laborites, not only bo free from harmful bac­ This will amount to $1,170 n year or of assessed valutlon of district, of hanging for rnpitnl punishment. has generally aided With the recon­ teria fcnd from much color or mineral will almost pay Interest on $25,000 Amondhtent to school law abolish­ Removal nf disabilities of arty fe­ struction league policies despite heavy matter, but should have an agreeable Invested toward getting-n supply of ing "flying aqtiadron” and creating male under 21 yents of ago who m ar­ bombardment from those Who etdlm to taste. Some of the very hord arte­ soft Water. The additional saving in new method fo r examining teachers. ries, thereby putting her on same sta t­ be true Jeffersonian DemodVata. General appropriation bill for ex­ us as a man under the atato laws. sian well waters of tho state arc very damage which hard water does to "Leaders of the farmer-labor ro- disagreeable to drink yet can not be delicate fabrics in the washing, in penses of the state. Law fixing form of ballot for spec­ construction league,, In discussing (he skid to be positively detrimental to the amount paid for drinkable water Creating one addltlohal justice of ial tax school district elections. withdrawal from the Democratic par­ the health of tho average person. by the citliens nnd in personal com­ supreme court. Law for $25,000 additional appropri­ ty in 1924, let It be known they also There has been much said about hard fort which has a real monitary value, Creating four additional circuit ation for completing work on capltol have been influenced by the belief waters being objectionable from a will for more than offset tho cost of judges. building and’ improving grounds as that Henry Ford, favored by many standpoint of health, but it Is very obtaining a supply of soft water. Bill to provide for elimination from well an hiring landacnpc gardener fur leaguers as a candidate for the presi­ doubtful if the wntors of such hard­ pension rolls deserters nnd persons all steto grounds in Leon county. dency, intends to seek the office on an ness ns that from moat of the wells who did not servo in tho Confederacy, Law making it unnecessary for the Independent or new party ticket. who arc drawing pensions under spec­ widows or husbands of deceased wives around Sanford, could be shown to ial acts. "League officials today admitted affect the health of the average per­ to get administration papers to get Bill abolishing convict lease system money out uf bank or collect debt ow­ Consideration '6? the new party pro­ son either for better or for worse, Because of the predominant inter­ in counties. posal and freely discussed the gdvis- dpe to its hardness. ing deceased under $1,000. Bill giving further authority to tho ability of the move, expressing the Lnw creating scholarships from For domestic purposes the* use so of est In a few leading issues during the each county, one to Women's College, opinion that the new party might be water are divided into washing, cook­ 11923 legislative session at Tallahas­ State Hoad Department over roads: Bill reducing lieenso on nlrless nnd one to University at Gainesville, considered practicable In the next ing and for flushing . sewers. For see, many Florida people are undtr fo benefit of one boy and girl in each campaign, kitchen purposes wntCr should be the impression that only n few laws cushion tires. Bill requiring every nuto owner in county who might bo unable to pay "Ford enthusiasts, feeling that the free from harmful bncterio, ns infec­ were passed. But this, is far from be­ Detroit manufacturer plana to run In­ tion may be spread from tho prepar­ ing the cnsc. Ah n mntter of fact, Florida to register his enr with the their way through college. Law allowing judge to sontenec man dependently of cither of the major po­ ing „ot uncooked food or from the this was one of the busiest sessions n comptroller nnd receive certificate of litical parties,’declared that should wnshing of dishes in unboiled water. Florida legislative body has ever title, cost being $1.00 and same to he to life imprisonment for cnpital oftense, If entitled to recommendation Ford carry tho state next year ho Excessive hardness of water gives a known nnd some of tho new lows that done by July 1st, 1923. Bill providing that nuto dealers may to mercy, where he pleads guilty. would sweep the balance of hla ticket disagreeable taste to some foods were enacted arc of great importance with him. They also look upon Ford's cooked therein, Hlightly affects tho nnd have o direct interest for practic­ buy license tags nnd put them on enrs Amendment to replevin lnw to correct for sole with cars nnd other provisions defects. candidacy as a solution to the ques­ taste of others, nnd produces objec­ ally the entire population. Including the local hills, the nets of for denlchs. Lnw saving $100,000 a year to state tion of campaign funds for launching tionable color in others. The vast l.indscy convict inspection hill. by nerving juries by registered mail a third party. Soveral farmer-labor advantages of soft water appears tlds legislature will fill such a volum­ Law providing for preference to brt where practicable. leaders, however, declared they would when considered for laundry nnd for inous hook that few citizens will core Lnw making it possible to enforce oppose a departure from; the past bathing purposes. The Florida boy to read .it hut the acts of n general given Florida architects, material men plan of campaign, believing that the who rubbing the head of n new ac­ nature cover si’ch a multitude of sub­ etc., in letting state contracts, nil specific performance of contract on service by publication. farmer-labor movement can better quaintance in New York, said, "1 jects tha tit will he of interest to re­ things being equal. Usual state drainage district law. Law allows widows of special pen­ gain expression through the Demo­ know you are from Florida, ’cause rite them briefly. Following is a fair I jiw prohibiting the use of snehar- sioners to draw their husband’s pen­ your head feels just like the back of index of the acts of a general nature: cratic party of the state.", , ine in limi of sugar fur food. sion after denth of the husband, there­ Tick eradication zone law. The statement congratulating “tho an airdale dog." That may be rough IN NORTHWEST j S »t • , ( % v \ * . <- f i ■ k i «. r • 7 - I , A A. jur i'V '.»■ B 111 payment of JbfUTa, that’s how K was done a5 ?'years i fago! .■•. ■ . * -■ S Have a Checking Account with this hfyik, | and pay by check. Do this, and you'll have ltiote respect for 'j yourself^ and others will .have more for you* < Come in and let us explain the many other s advantages. : <*' « Our Capital apdSurplus, $125,000.00. First National Bank A COMMUNljrY BUILDER jb j New Laws Made by the Late Legislature a F. WH1TNBR, Cashier P. P. FORBTER, President l* V *• V* - <**■«•♦ . t » ‘ , * t" * f * *. by putting special pensioners on tho same basis ns regular pensioners. Constitutional amendment relative to levy of inheritance and income tax­ es, providing that the state af Flori­ da will not levy such taxes which have been appropriated l>y the federal law to the use of the U. S. government, nnd preventing double taxation on the same subject by state and national government. Constitutional amendment relative to B|>eciul rate of taxation art intan­ gible assets, to relievo real estate and visible property from assuming the entire burden of taxation. Law alluwing lodges to Issue bands lor building new lodge buildings. Law repealing all provisions of law allowing leasing of state cohvicta. Law reducing expense of appeal td supreme court. Amendment to retnih title contract lnw for protection of securities. Amendment to cruelty to children law so ns to protect Christian Scient­ ists and other's who believe ih Divine healing. Law requiring non-residents to take out automobile lieenso in Florida a f­ ter staying in tho state 30 days. $3,500.00 state appropriation far the prosecution of the Higginbotham case.—I,eesburg Commercial. • _*_*_*_ STANTON DISCLAIMS USE OF BANK FUNDS IN FIGHT PROMOTION GREAT FALLS, Mdnt., July 28.— Tho Stanton Bank and Trtiat com­ pany, which closed July 7, was al­ lowed to go into voluntary liquida­ tion today, after L. Q. Skelton, state superintendent of banks, had com­ pleted a ten day examination of Ute institution's affairs. The assets werf given in the lost call at about 1,000,000 nnd and the liabilities, not Includ­ ing capital stogie and surplus as $723,000, of -vfhlgh .$050,000 are deposit*. cGorge ll. Stanton, president, is sai dto have lost heavily while pro*motlpg the pempsey-Gjbbons .light:. He has denied that the bank had any part in the promotion of tha light. Oary is right. Those who work long hours don't make money enough to buy gu\f bells, anyway. An undeveloped people la ono that has no thermometers to enable It to worry about how uncomfortable It la. All is vanity, and nothing lives for­ ever except the soul and the one about the two Irishmen, gaaMHauaRRBaBa4Ba«aRRRRaRfci'kBatfair«rttfRaRRaRRariaaaRRRRaBRRR*R*HRaRRaaMRuaHaaaRRaaHHrtbRk'kftBkuilHBaaiaHHHi ■ ■■■ b u b hh h b b b b b h b b BBUBBHUBBBUBBaaHxaaa ■■■■(■ ■ ■ ■ a n a a n a kb 4RBI iH a if HaunaM n a a n NnBaBMaBRRnaKa ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ib m b b b b b b i rRaBRBBRBBRBBBBRRBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBRBBBBRBBBBBBBBBBRBRBRRBBBRBBBBBRBBBBBBBBRRBRBBBBRBRBRBBBRBBRBBBaRRBRBBBBRRBBBBBRBBBRBBBBRBRRBRRBBRRBRBRBBBRBBBBBBBRBBBBBBI IM P O R T A N T ANNOUNCM ENTM We have secured the distribution df the well and favorably known Hanson Automobile, the “Made in Dixie” car, which is too well known to need any extended introduction. We are dis­ tributors for seven counties, from Seminole to and ineluding Hillsborough, and Sanford, on account of its superior shipping facilities, will be our main distribution point We have ordered and will carr^ itt stock at all times a complete line of parte and accessories. We have several different models of this popular car now on .the floor and can make immediate deliveries. Ex- ■ It*! . * _ A ’ i. L.\ i. A -------- — a h * owner jind dealer. Hanson Special Six.-............... *...............$1,295Hanson Special Six Roadster.— ------ 1,250 i- mss a f ahum 4-1* «a n iA tiM n ltM A n n oram 66 Big Six ,....................................... . $1,550 70 gjg gjx Sport Touring..........________1,650 Hanson Special Six 4-door Sedan fully ®,x Roadster ......................................1.500 equipped____________________ ..... 1,595 Big Six Sedan, fully equipped........... . 1,950 All f. 0. b. Sanford. 1 f •' / ‘ ' ' * r • • • *** *; * , V ■ We are always ready to give demonstrations o f any of these cars, and can offer attractive terms. You are invited to call. THE DIXIE SANFORD^ FLORIDA 111-13 PARK AVENE, BB BBBBBBBBBBRBBBBBBRBRBBBBBBBBBI liim a n M iiN iu i IBBBBBBBI * . • .7 . *. - •**.': •.■'AoJi.-V’hi i- • a. ... -vl BRBBRRBBBBBBBRM M BM UUm �------ ----------- — GOLF BOWLING* 'TENNIS BOXING m W r. KT n r ‘ -IT. n r cnA D T C U l v ll 1u K r.Al.VI Ivr S r llK I N a t m mi _ ■i ■; ri.i.:— BA SEBA LL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING MOTOR COMPANY Damp Floor . uDIXIE p HEADQUARTERS HERE FOR HANSON CARS Well-Being ofTfensf any cnpipnny—comfort for himself nnd those who rido with him-socur In this Issue of the Daily Herald knowledge that the peHormance Cf insubrfnntial Ones Invite Inroads of will be found the announcement of tho motive power will giVo him the Itodentn Besides -Disease .IL L . SHIPP, Editor the Dixie Motor Company, which has (same degree of unconcern a °n the iias__ 1-----------------been appointed distributors of the roughest country roads ns on n By SETH W. SHOEMAKER, * Director, The School of Agriculture, famous "Made in Dixie" Hanson auto- smooth city pavements, ns. well «s the K l N N I « | i | N i l i « n n to mobile, for seven counties in South unquestioned assurance that his car International-. Correspondence !•» Florida extending from Seminole will have a high trade-in value even Schools, Scranton,' Pa. to county to and including Hillsborough, after he hns gotten long faithful m . to The construction of tho poultry nnd the company states that Sanford vice out of it—these are tho factors WINTER PARK, July 23.% Spcc to will lie their man shipping point to thnt enable a car to hold the esteem lnl).-r-Rny Greene, A. A. U. GAflitfiU- houke /lOor has a decided effect upon to supply -all their territory. They will of the owner long after. y>c first flush i th e 'o c a ltfrjb f.fo w ^ Dampness, par-. sinner for Florida, is in tec to nside o f b u j h l i n g is one carry n'lRjmpIele lino of parts nnd re­ of elation In ow nership:** paBsr(J letter from M ajoLd. I P Bn to to to Ha l o M Ha -to t o t o •'•f Pj pairs olfd accessories, and’ will give nnd the car nnd its ownef'tticome |„ t. sTcsl enemies of health. NEW YORK, July 23.—One o f the $500,00(vwo\tld_bti tAWOi in. The sent- Pensacola, and fimftman.of special attention to Hanson service. ter nnd better acquainted ^ business Almo^tv$jfcry poultry .house will be A Rood one tonight, an don’t tnlin It. (Host spcctieuior battles on record for inff'cnpjtn^^O T^o yidlU m Is 75,0()0. mlttce vA p WjU finve charge; of .'tne danJp-'tiniws'r‘special precautions are Thhjia arc n number of 'R aison nuto- companions. sf.f Both l^xers_yvrr»>pronowued to be S outhrttfjitti. Association Bwitomih# tho world’s lightweight championship editions surrounding mottles in this section nnd,every Haninjtep. The Dixie Motor Conjpdhy hacks up in perfect'copdition yesterday when chnmpls m h - Mayor Dayliss states Glndya Walton in "Tho Gossip" In expected tonight nt the Yankee they wound up their training cam­ in his letter that the meet will bpj^old thc possible' location of the house son owner is n Hanson booster. made for Tim, man whose finnpeial ability nnd guarantees every C n n i A n i l i . i l > - 1st and H . . I nnd ithat t ...* . . — a should ,be September 3rd one carefully looked into bcGladya Walton will win you In-apltc stadium when Benny Leonard, of Now paigns, the champion nt Tnnnursville, . . . i _ _ _ _ .1 i_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ . i • _ _ _ _ _ • permits him to own but one ear and the Hanson, a d d 'w ill be pleased to fnre the hogxc is erected. Low damp’ H youraelf In tho romantic atory York, the titieholder, defends ids N. Y., in the Catskills, nnd the. chnl- of the events of the program will be spots with poor water drainage' and thnt within the range o f1 moderate show you every model ef ' this famous the National Championship mite tenger nt Deinnco, N. J. Both nre'be­ erdwn in n fjftccri round match with "Gossip," In which ahe plnya tho rnlo slow air circulation should ho avoided. price, must.needs buy his car with the bnO’ Call on them a t tbclr location at swim. of nn unsophisticated aoulhern girl— Lew Tendier, Philadelphia southpaw. low weight now, it wns said, Leonard utmost deliberation and care, for ho. 111-13 Park avenue, This year tho Southeastern Assocl- Tito best exposure is southern with Leonard, in the opinion of a ma­ scaling 134, a pound under the, limit. tho spirit. of 18C5 mingling with that hns nt stake n much greater portion of jority of critics, will enter the ring The titieholder rested up yesterday tiorr will place n four-man relay team protection from the wind on the his ready money than hns tho rnnn. The Herald delivered six times a of the preaent day. north; this allows the greatest amount a favorite to retain his laurels hut nnd today in New York while ‘fluidicr In the meet to meet the rhnllcnge of who can afford to own scvcrnl cars, iwock for 16c. thor.o who recalled the sloshing fight, spent the interval before the fight in tho Central Association of the A. A. of sunlight to fall on the floor of the Also Hull Montana in "Tho Twin*’’ house nnd also protects the fowls U. Tho Central Association has sevthis pair staged just n year ago at Philndclphin. a two-pnrt comedy. If ho wins, Leonard will rnnk with cr*l fn^t men nnd Mayor Rnyliss has from cold. Boyles' Thirty Acres, believo tlinl the An earth floor is satisfactory when Jack Dempsey ns the only titieholder requested Commissioner Greene to And tonight tho honor guratn will hard hitting Quaker City southpaw tho poultry huitding is so located thnt advise him as to the possible partici­ able to defend world laurels this year. will extend the champion to the limit. 1k> Denali Stafford (the "little" elec the floor will nuturnily keep dry and triclan employed by Gllinn &. Fry) nnd Leonnrd emerged a victor, nrcordlng Dempsey retained his benvyweight ti­ pation in this relay of High School sanitary. Thia condition can be se­ Swimmer* who haVc starred in the hia Indy friend, nnd will nee thia fine to ringside opinion, in their Invt en­ tle by u decision over Tommy Gib­ 'Intersoholastic meet at Rollins. Jack cured only when tho house is located picture without cost to them, the treat counter, hut saved the Verdict only by bons at Shelby, but three others Geler, of Orlando, holds a record for cn a dry, well drained spot. If n dirt crowns passed into new bands. Mike n sensational rally nfter Tendier had being on Osborne. McTigue, veteran Irish-American, lift­ the Htnto of l min. and 3 sec. Uilly floor is used, however, the upper foot him wobbling in tho eighth round. P u t s th is C a b in e t in y o u r h o m e Closet to RO.OJH) may witness the ed the light heavyweight crown from Covodc of Tnmpa nnd Billy Buhner should lie shoveled out nt least once a Tuesday—Henry II. Wnithnll and year, preferably every six months, and will also have favorable mention. AND $10.00 PER MONTH PAYS FOIl IT Mnry Alden In nn nmnzing pholo title battle, Promoter Jimmy Johnston the clunky brow of Battling Hlki; Eu­ teplaccd with fresh earth. To insure Tho Pensacola Athletic Association gene Criqui of France, bowled * over drnmn of sclf-sacriflco, "Parted Cur­ declared yesterday, hosing his esti­ will pny the traveling expenses of ‘good drainngo in times of wet weath­ tains," also round flvo of the "Lcnth- mate on nn advance sale that estab­ Johnny Kilbnne for thu featherweight lished a new record for lightweight title, nnd Rancho Villa, of the I’hilip- the four men selected for this relay er, the surface of u dirt floor should er Puahera." 1* eight or,ten inches higher than the encounters. Receipts were already be­ pines, removed the flyweight chain- team ground level outside. Mayor Bayliss states tliql ti^o local Wednesdny—Hoot Gibson In "Dou­ yond the $350,000 mark, he said, with pianship from Jimmy ^Wildc, of EngBoard flours are frequently used in Athletic Association is making exten­ indications that by tonight more than Hand. ble Denting," nnd an added ntlrnction •a -iH.'i sive arrangem ents for this meet nnd poultry houses and when projierly laid too. makes a sanitary Tlour at a reason­ is constructing a new course on BayThere is much tnlk now about Asia comptroller's check. She finally was able cost. Tho chief ‘objection to n rising against Europe. Shortly nfter located in Kentucky. More thnn 25 view Park Speedway. STOPPED HIS PAINS O "I wns suffering with n novero cold, tho nrmlstifo Afghanistan rebelled letters were written in her case. headache nnd pains in my nbdomon,1 against the Ilritis>h Empire. Now she Comptroller Anms says tho bad writes J. B. Dring, Newport, It. I. is independent and is supplying her­ checks come in sometimes nt the rate "A fter taking Foley’s Honey nnd self with arms. Egypt has been of 25 nnd fit) a day. He of course has Tnr in conjunction with Foley Cath­ granted independence on many vitally to make good nny losses resulting artic Tablets I wna entirely relieved important points. Mcsnpotnnin is nn from instances where he issues a liof my cold nnd pains." Coughs re­ ongcr quiet, India is in a national­ fails to collect money on the check. .Masons of Flurida Will Build S150,sulting from Bronchitis, Asthma, ist agitation, ('hinn has even man­ 000 Dormitory Hay Fever, Croup nnd Whooping aged to cancel n number of rights FUTURE EDUCATION IN UNITED STA'rES Cough nre quickly relieved with Fol­ nnd privileges granted to the great A dormitory to house tho 2(J0 mem­ ey’s Honey.nnd Tnr. The Inrgest European powers, not Jong since it bers of the Order of DeMolay at the WASHINGTON, July 23—The N at­ selling cough medicino in the world. wns reported there is trouble through­ University of Florida will be built in wooden’ floor is thnt it is not always out tho Mohammedan world, in Span­ ional Education Association, which Sold everywhere.—Adv. perfectly dry nnd that rats, mice and, ish Morocco, in I’rnclt Algiers, in has just closed its convention in San the near future nt Gnit|esville by the ether rodents can gnaw through it. Masons of tin* state, according to the The SeminoU Athletic Club invites Italian Libgn, in British Egypt, in Francisco, has n very definite and The beat floor, although the most plnns now being completed. French Syria, in Greek Smyrna, in concrete policy, which It is putting nny resident Jp Seminole county, who expensive, is a concrete one. When The new building will provide sleep­ desires to further their efforts, in British Palestine, in Arabia, in Per­ lojfore tiie American people with ovproperly laid it insures perfect dry-1 Wy force in its power. Summarised, ing accommodations for 100 boys, in ness and keeps rodents from digging foot hnll and basket bull to nee the sia, in Central Asia because of it is working for adequate public addition to containing lodge rooms, through; it also can lie kept in sani­ manager of athletics, Victory Check posed restriction of the Turks treaty of Sevres Tslain. school finance, rigid Americanization recreation rooms, and dining room, tary condition with little care. The or Gun Schmah, or better still, come "The Scripture declares that the of the foreign-horn,_ a new rural and will lie erected at an estimated chief, objection, .to a cement floor Is out to nny regular Monday night ,’c«i«t 'Hf"?,tct»;oTO;'H*hU'ir wiirtitrutAimeeting at thu Monroe School House, Turk isli Empire will lie tlissofv-'eTiT schoof policy, a drive against govern­ Unit it may he cold and rough on the This will bring the Islam hordes, mental parsimony in education, and scribed by the 1H,000 Masons in the feet but this may lie overcome by nnd sign up for teams now being stnto. 250,000,000 strong, to defense of their the pnssngc of the Education Dill. formed. keeping a liberal supply of litter on “ I nrn familiar with the'plan of the religion which is beaded by the Sul­ The central features of a forward DeMolay committee to construct a the floor or by laying n hoard floor tan anti Armageddon will bo ushered tanking program, covering at least the on top of the cement. dormitory for hoys on grounds adja­ in. The Bible says Spirits of devils next decade uf service are— The Lridc who sta rts w ith old, out-of-<lnto The concrete floor should lie about cent to the University of Florida," kitchen thethod3 th a t m ake w ork h a rd and nre going forth to the king's of the six inches higher than the ground (1) A comprehensive education pro- said Dr. A. A. Murphrce, president of liovirs long, will probably leave her charm In oarth-to gather them to this battle. gtum to aid .in the assimilation of the tho Stnto University. “The lots tld* level outside. Tho same is true if a the kitchen. "There is no peace in sight," con­ floor is made of stone or lirick. committee has purchased on Univer­ tinued the speaker, "and will not be foreign-horn; Hut if she r.t.irt3 w ith m odern, time-nnd How to Construct (2) Such a reorganization of school sity avenue are adequate nnd most de­ Of Scripture Says Evangelist Dudley because men do not and will not fol­ It bor-saving appliances in her kitchen she will A cement floor may lie constructed nt the Rig Tent. low God’s way of making pence. As cutiicitln as will udnpt tile schools sirable. Tho dormitory Is in great de­ as follows: The fumlution should he save herself uiJtty weary hours nnd many long as men nre selfish and think better to now conditions and needs in mand, nnd should, lie self-sustained. A luiit at least eighteen inches below the heartaches. One of the moat important needs wholesome moral influence generated "No league of nations nor world’s more of gold tlinn they do of human national life; in any kitchen i3 a Sellers Kitchen Cabinet. gtound level, preferably deeper, and (.'!) The reorganization ami redirec­ at such n plnre will help to develop should extend at least six inches above court will stop the fulfillment of the life, war will prevail. The war spirit Scriptures which predict the bnttlc of seems to l>e in tho very air we tion of rural education, that the best high moral character and stimulate the ground. The space inclosed in this of American farmers may lie retained the hoys to noble purpose. The en­ area should lie filled in with dry Himcl Armageddon when nil nations will lie breathe. tire project bus our unqualified ap­ "Personally, 1 am n lover of peace, i n the farms; In deadly combat lit Jerusalem nnd or ashes, solidly packed down to with­ ( I) A much more general equnlizn- proval, and to me there could ho no God will tnke a hand to vindicate his I hate strife of any sort but I will in six or' eight inches of the top. On down trodden authority," declared not falsely tnlk peace when there is tiou of both advantages and the bur­ more praiseworthy undertaking of top of -this tho layer of concrete KITCHEN CABINETS Evangelist Dudley nt the big tent on no peace coming. 1 bad rather, be a dens of education through n mete ex­ my brother Masons in Florida tlinn should bo placed. The upper two Tnlmetto avenue. truthful pessimist than, nil optimistic tensive pooling of thu costs for main­ the erection of this Do Moluy Hull." The wide preference for the Sellers is due iiieliis of this should he fared with a Originating in a boys club of a not only to its beauty, but to the wealth of "It would seem Unit the awful liar. Where the Bible speaks I speak. taining what is for the l-ommun good coating of concrete mode of two parts dozen members fostered'by Frank S. labor-saving features, which have been devel­ struggle through which the world There tire many movements for pence, of all; sand and one part cement, trowlcd oped by Sellers and which are combined in no has just past would lie sad enough and men talk peace, and nt the same (5) Provision for the placing of an Land, of Kansas City, Mo., In March, down very smoothly ami worked until other cabinet. 1013, it swept over Kansas City so time prepare for war. This is ns the experience for the nations to cause adequately educated and adequately the moisture conics to the top. A' them forever to .end war," continued Scriptures say. Isiali, the Second trained teacher in every class room In swiftly that within two years it num­ There arc for example, the Automatic Lower­ floor made smooth In this way will do bered almost two thousand members. the spenker, "but it will not," lie said, Chapter, tells what men will say. the United States; nnd ing Flour Bin; the Automatic Base Shelf E lvery little injury to the feet of the During this formative period the fowls. "for the causes of the world war nre Joel, Three tells what they will do. (C) TluV nationalizing of education tr.yJcr; tiie Sanitary, Acid-Proof, Porceliion being reproduced daily which in time God will soon set up his kingdom, in the minds of our people with some attention of neighboring cities was a t­ \V6rk Table; tiie Ext end­ In ease the poultryman desires to then the days of sin nnd war will be intelligent form of nutionnl aid in tracted, and with it enme a demand ing Table Drawer Sec­ will bear fruit more deadly. lay n hoard floor upon the concrete tion; the Special Silver­ The Scottish ."Four conditions may lie eited us nt nn end." school support to insure n better for similar chapters. tiie upper surface need not l»e worked ware Drawer; Ant-Proof G. E. VINCENT. causes of the war: First, prepared­ equalization of both the advantages Rite bodies of Kansas Cjty, proud of siimath ob just described. Joists two Casters and many othere. ness on the part of the nations be­ nnd the burdens of education us be­ its success, gave every encourage­ ly four inches should lie sunk in the ment to its spread until 1021, when tween 1HU5-1UI4. Second, the bal­ WOODEN CHECK tween the stntes. Even with its many con­ concrete while it is fresh until they they felt the movement should become ance of power in Europe brought veniences, the Sellers costs GIVE COMPTROLLER are level with the top. When the national in scope and asked that they about by the triple alliance, and thu no more t han an y good cabMUCH TROUBLE WOMEN ARE SAFE tnurd* are nailed down on these Joists triple entente. Third, the desire of inet. Come nnd see the late Thr Automatic R a w S M f FROM JURY DUTY lie relieved from the management and a coating of hot tar should lie spread that the order be turned over to some the European nations for control of m od els. Wc arc alw ays I v i w m U r — b r i n g , p o t * I I I ) T h r I . H u r l n l n l I 'r t -t x ) ntulpniMforwardm ilM on top of the concrete nnd u layer happy to demonstrate. organization which could make it nat­ the Dnnlanells. There ran bo no pre­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 23.— I l l y T I m * A t u n c Id i e d I ' r r i a l U VB of tnr paper should be put down. An­ paredness without war eventually. Five thousand letters are written ev­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 23.— ional in elruractcr. other mado of tongued and grooved In March, 1021, there assembled in There cun be no lialnnrc of power ery year by the State Comptroller to There is no law in Florida authoriz­ boards should be laid on the tnr while without involving many nations when innko collections on laid checks sent ing women to serve as jurors. So Kansas City, Mo., representative men it is warm. Tho .boards should |,o trouble does start, and there will al­ into the comptroller for payment of states Attorney General Rivers llu- from those states in whicli the Order HANFORD ways be a squabble for the territory automobile license tags and to meet find in u letter addressed to II. I- hail chapters. Their decision was that nailed close together to prevent cracks , FLORIDA in the floor. the work could best be spread by the ' of the Turk. His seat is a bone of other requirements. Rluekhurn, supervisor of regisrntion contention. Germany’s desire for organization of a Grand Council, nat­ Although Comptroller Ernest Amos at Tampa. this southern part led her to be nn says lie sometimes finds it necessary "The contstitutionul amendment ional in character, its membership to artful aggressor in the war to keep to trace those issuing some of the providing that tho right of no per­ lie composed'of fifty.’members, pelcctRussia from controlling Constantin­ checks through several slates before son to vote shall be denied or abridged cd from every part of .the Unltrd ople." they are located, he is not inclined to by reason, of sex has nothing what­ States. Each local chapter is under “Now while the world, especially believo there i« intent on the part of ever to dt> with statutory qualifica­ control of an ndvlsory council selected We have been from the members of the body foster­ Europe, is in nn economic dlsequOl- tho makers to deliberately attempt tions ■■ V|.r) fortunate in uccurlnn the fineul Novelty Orchestra in thfc staVo'^kWcding it. Q. Elmer WUbitr, 6f Jackson­ brim with d <15(1 billion dollaj: lebt fraud. A largo percentage of the hud reads W/ n nesday Night . i' tITt h ! RE i i/ i ville, is Florida’s representative on the causes of the former trouble arc checks are tho result of carelessness, recent the national council o^ the organizaho believes. They guni up the works tun*, reappearing. "The tlrat cause is not so much* a ul the comptroller’s department, amend the constitution so ns to In­ tion. clude women umong those qualified preparing of dreudnnughts and ma­ nevertheless. Most of the checks arc paid after to serve ns jurors, but the bill did Correct this sentence: "Excuse me chine guns but arlcul equipment with “ r ,,E WITH T IE HEP a n d PEP” 3 for interrupting,” said tho hostess, half a million more men under arms tho rocoipt of ono letter by tho not pass.” "but 1 really don’t care for gossip," thnn there were in 1013, It is said maker calling his attention to his ADMISSION AND DANC­ A hick town is n place where people that Germany is manufacturing com- mistake. The exceptions nre the GENERAL ADMISSION ING *1.65 TAX PAID Europe’s problems will be solved DANCING 9 TO 1 m edal airplanes at the rate of 100 ones that give the most trouble. Re­ wonder excitedly whether he will save 25c, TAX PAID J w. a month with the ultimate view of cently it.w a s necessary to follow n her from tho fire in tire next install* when somebody devises a scheme to woman through several status will) tnent of tho serial. profit everybody at the expenso of ev­ putting them to m ilitary use. erybody else. "Tho four power pact, among Eng* loiters trying to locate her. She hud a If you tuke n dollar and glvo it Umf, France, Japan and the United sent a check to cover un automobile ■ Seven-tenths of the proletariat’* de­ States will in time no doubt lead to license tag, uml then withdrew her back, that’s a stricken conscience. If ,(j*ke a million nnd glvo it back, sire for frefdont )> Just n yearning to something similar in Asia, supple­ account from thu Flurida b. k with* hang some darned rich man. philanthropy. mented by -Germany to of aet in. out leaving funds to tako ca of the th at’s phita ^,i - |* . --» * o c a iB C K c a iiH IH iiig m iiu iu M IIII FOR THE MOVIE FAN sl ♦' -- ■ ______ --------------- 1— lU J /X lilV l v l Swimming: Meet at LIGHTWEIGHT BATTLE ON Pensacola September TONIGHT IS EXPECTED TO STORY FEATURE $ 1.00 bam. x S l DeMolay Dormitory * For Florida University To House 200 Members BsJi Some w ill’ -keep th eir Youth and B eauty No League of Nations Or World Court Will Stop Fulfillment SELLERS | > 1ft I I SANFORD FURNITURE CO. A T T E N T I O 1 N !! 5 ;5 HARTZELL’S ORCHESTRA i LaSce Mary Casino K WEDNESDAY - EVENING_______ s s s JULY 25TH : �sm • '. ’ • - 'L . T THE SANFORD DAILY BEltiALI)/MONDAY, JULY 23, 1923 i,' 1 ' . r ‘.l, 1 • . - R a is in g t h e F cim ilv / TUE MiUUTt l GUCC^ I f --------------------- A i-T o H E l P H E UO THE" I \ ,Li~ M'Vv<(3- L-J u o U S E HE SK \PPeO .- Jptt* r f TVif^T r. TO ____ r J I IC T m e . f1 _±~L— -— <, . . . i y EE. C cps^\ \ 7 m ( .D L E T TVlE. C O » - ■ 1 , ; > til- ^ M EN , L E f r V E L HEN. z go w w i s ; - r ■ m w cpvw . b e F e p * -l /v w h u je w w jt h e p e * W H E X P VPs P o o ^ G »O i ■ f,O .jk-! •• L 7 V oF E r f i 1 t-S ia 7- -'J'L ■>. ly es Examined Glasses Dee Irued Henry McLaulin, Jr., • Opt. D. BUSINESS DIRECTORY WANTED Women in Florida Cannot Serve on Jury Barred Constitution he conducted hy this corp or a tion shall he lo Imy. im a. lease, subdivide. Im ­ prove. sell and c o n v e y real estate: to act ns nice I l l s .for th e .sa le or rental id real property; to Im y .'o w n nnd sell all personal property necessary o r Inci­ dental to the conduct o f any htlslness In which the corporation may ctiungi*; to borrow money anil Issue as evidence o f Indehtedness th erefor liotidit. d e ­ bentures and oth er forma o f securities and to secu re the payment of the same hy m o r te n a c * o r deeds o f trust upon the property o f the c o m p a n y ; to build, own, lease, conduct nnd operate hotels, cluh-housi<s. casinos, pavilions, tilers, halh-liiiuses and places o f a m u s e ­ ment g en er a lly ; to Imy, sell and deal In generally personal securities; to net as agen ts for the w ritin g o f any and a ll,k in d s o f Insurance; to tin a general boo k k e e p in g and ar e o u n lln g business and em ploy persons ittialliled to d o aurh w o r k ; to en g a g e In the business of m ulllgrnphln g circulars, hand-bills, letters, post-cards, m enu-cards Pamphlets .and w ork o f tike c h a ra cter; to ow n stock In oilier c orp or a tion s; to enter Into partnership relations with oth er c orporation s or Individuals or other partnerships and to do ail such other thin gs as may lie necessary o r expedient to he done for the s u c c e s s ­ ful transaction of tile business and a f ­ fairs o f tills corporatio n, and to have, exbrclse and enjoy all the rights, p o w ­ ers and priv ileges Inrldent to c o r p o r a ­ tions i r g a nixed and existing under the laws of the State o f Dlorlda, AnTKT.B III. The amount o f the capital stock o f this corporation shall lie Ten Thousand iftn.oaa.na) tiolliirs to he divided Into WANTED—ROYS TO 8ELI. T1IE SANFORD HERALD ON THE STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD Optic! an-Optomet Hat HX East First Street Sanford, Fla. CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS I10YS Attorney Gencrnl Makes Decision In TO MAKE IllG PROFITS FOR A Tampn Cose. • FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS Yon can find the name of SHIPP AT THE HERAI.l) OFFICE. Women in Florida need not worry *rrry lire Buaineaa Man dh-tf over the probability of being called la Sanford In this* Column F IR E LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE WANTED—Position ns enru taker .of for jury duty, in the opinion of the tarh day. grove or something on that lino or state’s attorney general, Rivers II, farming or dairying by experienced, Ruford. That official says they posi­ M im im ia iia ita im i* competent married man. Apply lloom tively can not serve. 2, Pico Hotel. 95-4tp The eighteenth amendment to the WANTED—To trade equity in place constitution of the United States lot 1.0x117, 5 room house, nearly granting women the right to vote has S to ra g e F a c ilitie s new, with bath, gas, electric lights, on absolutely nothing to do with the sta­ w* pirate you, tell othera; K not, paved street, for’ vacant lot, prefer tutory qualifications for jurors in the tell us. Phone 498 one with some shade trees on It. Ad­ Stute of Florida, nctmrding to Mr. dress "Trade” care of Herald. 97-3tp Ruford, who states furthermore that unless some succeeding legislature COLORED DINING CAR WAITERS secs fit to depart from the precedent ami Sleeping Car l’ortchl Wanted Ml IQ Rt Q IU Q Q IN Q —Experience unnecessary. We train established by the last legislature the fair ones may never ait among the you. Information free. Write 524 "twelve good men.trled and true." V. C. COLLER, P rop.. Railway Exchange, Omaha, Nebr. The attorney general’s opinion was 7-2-9-10-23-30; 8-0-13-20-27 solicited by B. L. Blackburn county hundred shares or common stock J ( ............ the par valnf of One Hundred 9-3-10-17-24-12tp supervisor of registration nftor Mrs. 1 1 lan an) Ibdlars neli, to lie inild for Is W A N TEI~A young lady or young M. C. Faison of Plant City hatl been ' ‘‘“/J". "'"j1’’} ,"f I‘’ll1 ’ lilt!*cd Hliites of **1 nl a Juki and BUILDER in | ir « ip « n > .iH fM tr *»r ju T v iiM * man typewriter. Address J. Brcs- summoned for jury duty in the Hills- Viihiiiilnn tn In* flxril hy the tticarpura* 1Commercial Street—San for 4, Fla. at a meetlmi i*ii'h« nr t»> Urn t l l n c l o ler, Ilox 1127, 98-3lp i borough criminal court of record early c;tl|fil for Kllrll fiiiriMtfio. Classified Ads 1c a word. No LK IV. this week. Mrs. Faison wus immedi­ T l i * ' I u i n i f Au rHTIi’ Ad taken for lens than 25civ tilrli t h i * **oir|»urj:ilSoii ately excused upon answering the I f * i n M H l i I r t i\ n I i j i U I n * n i n e t y - ii I lit j And positively no Climaiflrd $ turn _____ ■ FOUND—Florida license tag. Own­ summons, it being shown that her AltTH T.i: V. Ada charged to anyone. Cash TI m* I>iit*|in*jin itf Hi In rnr iinrAtliill name in the jurors’ box was due to er can have same upon identifica­ must accompany oil orders. INSURANCE AGENCY nIki II Im* i,i*hiliirl*,i| h> a Prr-Qhh-iit. a an oversight upon the part of the AMi’o* I'rrHlilcht. z*ml it SriTi'tiiry itvi«l n tion and paying for ud. Cull at Her­ Count the words and remit FIRE--------AUTO---------BONDS Tr»iiimir»*r iiimI 11 Ihminl o f h l m t n r x ald office. 97-tfc county commissioners in selecting the Tin* arordingly. t»ffl«*rf» «»f HtTMlury iuul Tr*uii*ur*fF list of electors qualified for jury ser­ umy hi* lii'hl hy mu* mill Hu* niutii* |M*r1*0 1 1 . Hu* Mini nl *»f Jlif t*«*tor* vtlmll vice. fit I t Q Q N hi i«*iiH|Nl of imt It'ftN i lui iv thru*' nor Following is Mr. Buford’s letter in iiiur** ( tmii four, tli** nurnhur of Nith) WILL HIM LI) YOU A HOME if you Ihuinl In 11 f■ fl*n| h> 111*' Htock-ti«»h1 have a, thousand saved up.—Meisch1full; I ••rw ill i nc h nnmiiil lutM ilnw. Tin* 1/ Conlcactor a n d Jlu U d e r J _ Mr, It. !,. Blackburn. Supervisor of I I’ln-i ion. shall l». el.mi. ii i»\ Realty <$>. .............................. 03-Qtc FARMERS—You s 'cui get-seed ied . . . . ™ i In*' f'lnrliUiMurr* nt tlirlr iinnuitT nirrf?gl0trntlon, lu nipii, r la. 11nar. wlilrh kIui M in- in hl mi tit. nr*t fram -i and irrigation plugs at tfc* lANFOltl) FLORIDA Dear Sir: I have ¥your Icier of the i i t c l h i i l f i u 1,1tvliIt ^,l’v7,"l"'r "f '.'.’.‘ii* i Tin*' ih*» >*f*r IfifN Sanford Novelty Works 100.tfr rr nllirr ill f frrrn of | hi* I'ltriiurUlhUt hIUtil 10th. FOR SALE— Dosicr and Gays' points FOR RENT—One room, connecting rlri’ tiil l»v tIk * rlIn«’ t• * I’ nill Hu* There Is no law in this State which lo* 411latin I niti'tliiK itf Ih f hlmklioItluiH. nr and varnishes at Sanford Novelty balh, 211 E. Second SL 00-tfc authorizes the women to serve as 1until 11**'Ir Muri'f*«.H«»rn tirt* duly idi'rfrd Ratshllahrd 1008 , itnd *|ualllh‘d tin* hi|Mhii*Mi of i IHn ror* Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc NICE RESIDENCE- LOTS —Reason­ jurors. porn I Ion idifill hi* lumhii M d hy tho folKrai Estate, I.onns nnd Insurance offh'i i H i * L lit III iih FOR SALE—Rhode Islnml eggs for able in price, very easiest terms. The Constitutional Amendment pro- l«»w h«K ; r !.'•» It WIlKIltl II* Vico- IT ohI* tone IS 101-8 Magnolia Avc. setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Will increase in value. On newly pnv; H M. Itrltt iik 8 'croHirj him! Trriin n . l It W IIEllsworth, Beardall Avenue, Sun- rd streets.— Meisch Realty Co., A. I’. vote shall be denied or abridged by Willi II iinli t . nml l\ L. Itrltt. r1hoi n) tf Hl8 M. Itrltt iik th** 83-tfp Connolly, Agent. 98-Gtc reason of sex has nothing whatever r**4*|nt N The l,Mi.,-|.**cxit**r n nIuiII rn»K’l III (hi i lt> i*f H.’infnrd. |.'l uM m, i II flic nf AuaiiHt, 1923. Nu mint . bypit Flowers------------------- Floral Designs FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, Nm I FOR It ENT—Store room in new brick to do with statutory quulllleutiona for fthiHiwg,«I 4> jipprtiNc jtit>* prop** IV. lit 1or or stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San­ building, good business location,— jury service. /tvrvh *»n flint rniiy ho uffi •r***l In pii> Annual and Ornnmental Plants A bill was introduced at the recent mrlit fur m! ork, nml: 11 nuoh otto r ford Ave. 03-tfe A. P. Connelly & Sons. 95-tfc jo* l|l||> hr liiTCNMitr)' In ***.m* session of the Florida legislature, the thlligM pi. tv th • nlgitnliuiUori of Ho- «*«if |M 111 Myrtle Are.----------- Phone 260-W FOR SALE—fio. 817 West First St. FOR sa TTk OR RENT—Trucking »rn* 1 Ion. Attractive terms. Address owner. land. I have hammock nnd pine purpose of which w h s t o amend t h e A iiT iru : vi Box 782, Daytona, Fla. G9-tfc Ducking land developed, purtly devel­ Constitution so. us to include women TI m* h r Im' nI nmotinf of (mlfht i illU’NH nr lh« hillt>‘ in which (ftIn corpi n*111lull oped nnd undeveloped in Iowa City among those qualified to servo as m i l ) III l i n t l l m i ' KilliJ. i t I I -. U k Ii i i II tin OFFER EXTRAORDINARY jurors, but the bill did not pass. Twrnty-ItVu TIiniiNunil t f Zu.lKKMM') lint. Inru. One new five room house with bath, section for sale or rent. Write E. It. rf.n vti. General Marhinc and Boiler i full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ Moore, 250 N. E. 26th street, Miami, Yours very Irmly, Rivers Buford, Tim• nnntt'NA im nnil tilnriH of rnKlilence Attorney-General.—Tampa Tribune. Works or see Robert King, Oviedo.. o f ttin InctiriMirlinirs nml sul>serlln'rs CUPIED. o f hi neli. tv Itli tint narplier of ntinrvs H4-d; w-tfc Cylinder Grinding KiiliHcrltM-il tiy unrli urn iik fnllotvs: PRICE hone 62---------- Sanford, Florida $3,000.00--------------Terms to Bull you FOR- It ENT—2 nicely furnished bed Our iden of zero is something to (J. I . Itrltt. S.infciril. l'*lnrlilii, Tivn get excited about is the right of equal MliMrrs 8. M. Itrltt. 8nnfortl. Klnrlila, Tlilrrooms, 313 West 2nd St., Call L. opportunity in China. A REAL BARGAIN lern Minir «•«. Allen, 248. . »6-2tc A. P. CONNELLY & SONS I'rcil It. Wilson, 8u n f o i tl, Kiorlda, f-a Ttvn HlinriK. 79-tfc FOR " KENT—Furnished and unfurUnder a recent ruling the making of IN WITNKSS WIIKItKOK. tin* kiiIi! nished, apartments and sleeping homo wine is legitimate, and now C. I . Itrltt. 8. M. Itrltt nml Krtil It | FOR SA LE-G ood paying business, W ilson, i ik tni'oriioi ntoi'K of ItltlTT ™ I that will net you n good profit. rooms. Fcrndale apartments, under nothing 'remains to make the darned H EAl.TV I’ OMPANV. IN r oK P O ttA T K D . Iiavn hereunto m-i ttielii limuln on the Good business location, and first class new management, Bishop Block, cor­ stuff palatable. 2Uth tiny of July, ■ f I. IIIHTT. . equipment. Apply B. P. care Herald ner First street and Palmetto avenue. 8 M. ItltlTT. 93-fltp —W. It. Grovcnsteln, Manager, Phono KIIKD It. WILSON. office. RELIEVES RHEUMATISM -------■QQ HTATK OF FkoitlDA. 9G-tp8 FOR SALE—One first class 1250 lb. 23 MV. County of Iti’ iulnole. Ctrds o f 8 s n f o r d * a R e p o t IQ I, tin* tiniliTKlanoil, nu u f f lr c r iluly FOR "RENT—6 room apartment, un“I can simply say that Foley Kid­ innre mule, 8 years old. Also a sblo P r o fe ssio n a l M e n , e a c h Im nulhorlxt'ti to lul<» m'linotv li'itumi'iiiK furnished, 714 Oak avenue. Phone ney Pills gave mo relief from rheu­ or il i t i Ih In llte 81 n l*’ o f Fliirlitii, ilo « f svhoR, In his c h o s e n pro* M good single wagon. Phone 345-J. c e rt ify (lint on the i'fttli day 97-6tp matic pains, nnd have not used sup­ hershy 95-Ctc 304. o f July. 11)23. lieiNonnlty aiqu'itreil tie, fm eloo th e H e r a ld r e c o in ^ the last six weeks (had to for«' me r l. itrltt, 8h M. Ill III unit FOR SALE—One big gentle horse, FOR RENT—Eight room house, West ports for '■ends t o th e p eo p le , .a at. t „ T fll It. WlIjMHl I o OH: well slut use two). the besta proof* „you can_ Ttiersonnlly Third stre e t Interior newly decorhnnwn mid hnotvn to tne one-horse wagon nnd harness.—Mil­ m lie the tiereijliK Kcrlhed III nml tt lio 98-0tp ated and papered. Call phone 40-W. have that Foley Kidney Pills nrc cf- to suhsrrllii'd tlielr nmnrs to tile forertoler’s Bakery. 97-3tp fective is this, that since they rlcatyd lint Articles or ! urnr|>oration ns In* THE OLD RELIABLE, the Sanford o rp or a tors of ItltlTT HKAI.TV t’ o M my system of uric acid, have been cn cI'ANV. •INCNlRPnltATKI), mid they Building & I.oun. Buy n few share* FOU RENT—2-room apartment ami suvcrnlty sek now Icdaed to me that extra bed room, 202 Park Avenue. tlrcly free of pain and depression," they sinned the smne f o r thn purposes nnd save a bit of money.—A. I*. Con­ A tto rn e y -a t-L a w exuressed. , 97-2tp wfltes J. W. Hunter, Los Angeles, therein nelly, Scry. t)3~0tc IN WITNF8H W lIK R E O F . I liave BtmlneJe C o u n t y B a n k Calif. Backache, Rheumatic rains, hereunto set my hand ami o ffir ju l seal Word Florida FOR 8ALE—Two"Ford touring cars. FOR RENT—One sujte light housc- Dull Headaches and tired feeling are on this the 20th dae o f Jitlv, l*2Z, keeping ropms and two bed. rooms. quickly relieved hy Foley Kidney (S E A L ) W. 1* HPMIM.i:. Name your own prico nnd terms.— Notary Public. * C. W. Zaring Co, • ' _______ 94-8tp Adult* only.—Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, 317 Pills. Sold everywhere.—Adv. My romailsslnit expir es February lit, 1825. 98-ltp MUI^ES"FOR SALE—Juat unloaded a W. 3rd street, phone 437-W. ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW car o f ‘fine mules, for sale or FljR”RFiNT—Furnished housekeeping" r o t ii h ok INTKNTIOSi TO AlN't.V l a C i r c u i t C o a r t . T ib J u d l e l a l C i r c u i t . k o h i.v n -riiits k a t h a t . * h s t N a tio n a l B a n k B u ild in g H e m la n lr C o u n ty , K lorldn. and bed rooms, f2.60 per week.— Notice trade. Come to see them.—Whigham Js rerehy alven tliat on the Overstreet Turpentine Company, INFOIID ... F L O R ID A 10th day nf July, 1(23. th« undrrslanrd 312 East 5th Street. 98-3tp <v Benton, Sanford, Fla. 97*CtP will apply to the Honorable fury A. Lucy drhlbeoV Kuucne Harris. lisnHardee, tiuv rtiior of the 8late of Flnrnali Harris, Jrase Harris, and all •tiir, o*fxGt.K SEWING Machine Co. tda. at Tallahassee, Florida, for O tters persons Interested In Hid properly j m o u g h t o n haa a few alightly used machines WELFARE ASSOCIATIONS' Patent InaorporatlnK ItltlTT IlKAlxTY Involved In this ault and below anfOMI’ANV, INCORPOItATKD. under th« scribed, rt al. rj| that they will sell a t a aubatantial re­ FOR LEON COUNTY WILL followlna proposed charter, the original ARCHITECT To the defendants Kuaenr Harris, of which Is now on file In the offlrs’uf duction for cash or on easy terms.— Ifannnh Harris and. -Jesse Harris, and COMBINE FORCES Rm w T, Miller Bldg. the nerretary of Hlate at Tallahasare, >ll persons Interested in the pruPiim r p V . V' | . IFORD .j . . j . FLORIDA T. M. Dunlap, corner 10th and Laurel. Florida “ nvnived In this suit situate Tn Semi­ C. U ItltlTT. nole County. Florida, described as Phone 6W-W. 08-6tp;; w-102-ltp ...TALLAHASSEE, Fla^ July 20. N. M. I t l l I T T . i HKU of 8W G H-c. 12. Tp. :0 8.. It I> K H K I I It. W I L S O N . A meeting has been called for July K., mid ttrv N*S of NW', nml the We, the uniHralgnrd, hereby aaaoclala NWt, of NKI4* her. 5, Tp. 21 H.. It. 30 t oelect officers and adopt a con­ ouraclvra together for thn purpose of 2> K. ia / 3T— Bunch of keys at postofltce stitution and by-lawa for the„ !-eon Incoming Incorporated and forming a It is hereby ordered that you and under and by virtue of the each of you do appear to the hill of of on atreet. Return to Herald of­ County Welfare Association to be corporation laws and ('unalltutloa of the State of complaint herein riled, on the *th day LAWYER fice and receive reward. , 97-4tp composed of a rcpreacntallve from Florida, and under tha following pro- of August, A. H. 1922. posed charter: . It Is further ordered that thla order —Court House LOST—B arf pin, “hand carved, two each of 22 participating civic, charit­ Proposed Charter of Itrltt Hrally Tom- of publication bo published unco a poor. Inrorporalrd. week for eight consecutive weeks In peerla, two sapphire* and one dia- able and fraternal bodies, each exer­ AltTIGLK I. the Hanford Herald, a newspaper pub The name nf thla rorporallon ahsll he llahed In Hanford, Hemlnule County, Cuu mond in buaineaa section of Sanford. cising equal authority.. Organlxatioa IIKALTV COMPANV. INCOIt- Florida. • S' Leak J. H. Colclough Return to Herald office and receive of the body haa been recommended UllITT I’OHATKU, and Ha principal place of Witness my hand and the seal of business shall br In the City of Hanford, the eald Circuit Court at Hanford. by a committee recently appointed to Heminulo reward. • . ’ ' County, Florida, with branch Florida, thla 1st day of June, A. D. Offices at such other points In the State 1122 . investigate the need of co-ordinating LOST—On golf links or on road to IN SU R A N C E of Florida and In |he (Tnlled Stales or K. A. UODtll.AtUL Country Club Maaoltlc emblem. Find- common orii*<HJe*i of orgskbatloae foreign rowntlira as the Board of l>lrrcClerk Circuit Court. iv . .. KIr*i-M fe—A«to ; tora may from time lo time drelgnaia* Nominate County. Florida, — „ I „ ™ Herald office betterment of social cr return to tteraia oiuco and snu receive working. for * xi)iia*iuaflaa*t »- * con* ut »«hV« ■ a u t is m : j i . 3 F in t g N a t l Bank Bldg. A n n e x n r: V. K. IHHIHLAHH. IV c. ’ , r “ * ' PT-^tP ditiofla In Utd touhty. , The general nature of the buaineaa to «—4-11-11-15—T-2-»-l(->2-2*-DtC NFORD d * * -'i-tw - • ^ F L O R I D A reward rew a rd . « ? * 4v W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate iuick Service Transfer SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get An Abstract Before Buying Property ISANFORD NOVELTY WORKS E. A. DOUGLASS. Pres. General Shop and Mill Work tACTOIt CLASSIFIED APS FOUND B. W. HERNDON M S. n M FOR SALE S. 0. Shinholser FLORIDA REALTORS MEET IN ORLANDO IN NOVEMBER ORLANDO, July 20.—Civic organ­ izations here nrc planning n rousing welcome ami many features ' of en­ tertainment for Florida’s Realtors who are scheduled to nicet in Orlando November 5-0. 1T 3JL FA C T The Herald for first eniss job.work. MfcHUrXCTUVXO 5 BV .-V ACME L C E M E N T PLASTER CO. \ ST.LOUIS..USA:' o M It s a tact that purity and cleanlinvHH are the watchtvords of this up-to-date bak­ ing: eHtnhllshment. Purity of ingredients—personal cleanli­ ness of employees—scientific sanitation of our workshops nnd machinery nrc guaranteed In the public whose pure food appetites hns popularized our output. r ]Your best answer , to the question of Cement Plaster. { ACME See that every , sack. U branded ' ROUTH BAKERY Carolina Portland Cement Co. J a c k s o n v ille , F lo rid a ■a ■■ j HILL LUMBERt CO. ji I P h o n e 130-----S a n fo rdI,, Fla. I A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU MISCELLANEOUS FOK UfcNT | A. P. Connelly & Sons STEWART T h e .F lo rist'"'1 SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY PURELY • PROFESSIONAL : EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING, EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. From Jacksonville One Way ... 530.11 ATLANTIC CITY ___ao.»fi BAI.TIMURE, Mil. BOSTON, MASS. .......... ..... 42.52 ..... 13. IH CHICAGO. ILL. ............... CLEVELAND, O............... ..... 39.31 DETROIT, MICH.............. ...... 41.9.1 ELMIRA, N. Y................. 38.93 s im iK it i: \ i i ■ From Jacksonville One >Vny NIAGARA FALLS ......... $44.12 NEW YORK. N. Y............ 38J54 I’llll.A DEI.I’IIIA, I’A...... 31.38 I’llTSIIURGII, I*A........... 39.31 SAVANNAH, GA. ........... G.00 TOLEDO. 0 ........................ 41.71 WASHINGTON, I). C....... 31.71 iim o A FAIt KM *ru Hnltlmore . ___ ____ |ts .54 I'liiht'U*ifiiiiii i i lluMion rJrki'lH 1«■l’’ Itail «t .tlli-Khuny nml t'llr n chitr u cm. S s IIIiikk f o r tin» nunnt, oo 71.74 nualrt ( I'xri’ i'I lliiiilM fur Ha va liiuili, I in,) All room s t>n llerkshlr e mol aoitiu rootun on oth er Mlcdiner* carry Kalllnas tor I'hllsHrlpkln via Sntnnnuk Auni I*. VI. 88 AlIfKhmiy, July 29, Amt. x-lt* 88 Merrimack, July 23. Auk. 2-IS 88 I'rrslmi. Alia. 1. It. 32 88 KkhcX^ July Auk- L it88 Cretan. Jut) Si. Allis t. 15. 88 Howard. July .in, Atilt. 9 - 12. Automobiles carried on all hIciiiiicih. llurlndlug rln.nl r a n n o A l l n ghsar eail llerkshlre.I Full Infurmalloq on roiurst. J. F. tivAltll* Trav. Fas. ta in t. C. It. l i t IIK. Hen. Ail Tlrkrl tltlli c mol I'lrr, SOW Ii, liar M„ Jacksnuv tile, Teiephonr 0X8 llslllniurr tin Sum I*, tl, [' George A. DeCottes FRED R. WILSQN ■I'TON . 1 LOST ICHELLE MAINES Leak & Colclough r>Ji LfEoEltfiHL i . . WE SPARE NO PAINS to mako thia store continuouHly attractive to you.. Wc want you to feci that thin la your shop where you cun be auro of the very beat aervice. * When You Think of Vulcanizing Wo want thia^tore at once to occur to your miml. Wc uim to attain that end hy the iuirnesa of our pricca uml'thu per­ fection of our aervict. ,i * Kent Vulcanizing Company Oak Avenue and Third fUrcat . PHONE 17-------------------------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA � 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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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 23, 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/e195e78d2fdad8045d2e3af95dfe56be.pdf 1dea43a281fe8dcb74243a27b70e39b6 PDF Text Text ' ' ,r ? . ■ . “ ;;*V " ■■ ■ ' • '' ■ ‘ ■ ■ 1 . v ' . . . ' f' . • ’ • • *liilMr*' ____ . • • • Pi 1 V/ . ' • ’ • h s v v i * i 'y . ‘ v;HtV W IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SUPREME COURT ' Wn t i if « ,ti! !i il*1 I ! f of pure JFT W ATER FOR A L L [ ' d o m e s t ic p u r p o s e s m w ells I Use I-nken as Adjunct Wells Giving City.Un­ ending Supply to Pittman’s Ferry Mer­ chant Slain, Robbed, Threw Body in*River According To Iteport Jackson. Received at l l l r T h e A a a o rln tril l* r r « « ) JACKSON, Gn-, July 21.— P. A, Pittman, mechant at Pittman'a Fer­ ry on the road between Mnnticcllo tph E. Craig, engineering ox- and Jackon, was slain nnd robbed nnd cngsged by the city to locate n body thrown into the river, according from which could be obtained to report received here this- morning. quite supply of soft water, was at at Friday's meeting o f the JACKSON, July 21.—Three negroes er of Commerce; and gave a have ix’cn arrested in connection with interesting and; enlightening tho killing. One of these is said by on this matter. Mr. Craig hns officer* to linve bloodstains on his jilt*) his survey nnd in hla re- clothing. The theory of tho officers _ rendered to the City tymmis- is Pittman wns attacked in the store fre,. recommonded that the ahal- nnd his body dragged to the river well syitcm in conjunction w»th|whpre u w m U)rown from th(1 forry. (By P. H. McGowan, in Tnmpn Trlbuno) WASHINGTON, July 21.—"Unless Floridn frplt find .vege­ table shippers co-operate with the Florida Stq(e Railroad iCofnmlssion nnd file formal protest ugnlnat-thc oporation.of-thepro­ posed ten per cent incrcnse in refrigerator car sprvlco, effective August .10th, it is scarcely possible that anything can be done to prevent this increased rate going into e ffe c t" This was the statement made yesterday at.the officespf*the Interstate Commerce Commission here. In fOthor words, *whJ'° the Railroad Commission of Florida hps filed form»l,prbtest most vigorously opposing the proposed Increase, ti was stated that the shippers have not done so, nnd the commission believes they should act without more delay. Unless they do so qnd ,fpa)te ,n showing that will offset that of the transportation jfnes asjcipjc for the increase, Florida shippers, after August JOth, will prob­ ably bo faced with the handicap of this ten per cent increase. Id Dn in h i h i fci •Ul BRITISH NOTE D E t p p 1 n in e m c t '1 get s u p p l y N U M B B R 97 SANFORD. FLORIDA. S A T U R D A Y , JULY 21, 1923 NOME IV. h i ha ay he Hu hq ha DBLAND ASSAULT CASE WILL ^Q W .R O TO THK >11AT . v (It, .The A*«w«latt4 .l’ ru ») TALLAHASSEE, Juiy;2L—The su­ preme court affirmed the denth sen­ tence imposed by >tho circuit court of Volusia upon Aubrey Lee rNickols, who was, convicted of criminally as­ saulting n woman ,*t DeLqtui Decem­ ber 7th, 1921. Nickois in petition for new trinl contended h e’had been Ben­ in fenced without n fair trinl. H* r* VILLA WAS MURDERED BY BAND OF MEXICANS, BEING SHOT FROM AMBUSH MUSICAL CARNIVAL WILL BE BIG EVENT LAKE MARY THURS. RANDS. BATHING SUIT PARADE. CONTESTS. DANCING, SWIM­ MING AND EVERYTHING Will Bring Back Prisoner to Florida, Corthell Escaped KNOW LEDGE OF CONTENTS OF NOTES IS LIMITED TO A SM ALL GROUP . ( I t , T li r .taaiiclntril I ' r r a i ) ABSOLUTE SECRECY TALLAHASSEE, July 21.—An o f­ ficer with requisition pnpvrw left todny for I’ ittshurgh, Pa., to hring hack Dr. A. Edwards Corthell, who escaped last May 4th from the state prison farm. He was sentenced by Plqellns county court to twq years for forgery hut escaped after serving a little more than n year and made his way east where according to stories ho is al­ leged to have told Pittsburgh author­ ities he forged thee hecks. REQUITITJON OF GOVERNOR TURNED DOWN Will Re Maintained Until British Government Agrees to Pabli- * cation of oNte (II, Tkr ta*or(»1«>0 P r r > « ) • LONDON, July 21.— British not* in reply to German reparations com­ munication has been delivered to al­ lied ambassadors and ail member* Of the British cabinet who have dis­ persed to country for week-end. It is understood the French cabinet meets tomorrow. PARIS .July 21.—The British note on reparations wns received at for­ eign office today. Knoiwedge o f the notes contents.is limited to a email group o f foreign office officials, each o f whom promised Premelr Poincare to keep information to himself, Premclr rnylng the French government had given its word of honor to ob­ serve nbsnultc secrecy until the Brit­ ish government agreed to tho note’s publication. .fresh water lakca j The body wns recovered by divers. The seennd annual Musical Carnival l(ord be utilized as n source o f ' Considerable money is said to ho >ly. He took issue with the rec- missing from the store and pistol and Villa, Ilis Secretary and Three Members of Their day to he held Thursday, July 20th, at Lake Mary, promises to l»c one of the endations of the special comrnit- keys taken. . # Escort Were Slain biggest days evre hold in Seminole from the chamber, which wns that county. The hands o f Orlando, Kus£ test wells he sunk for this pur( I I , T h e I m n r l a l n l I'r r a a ) MEXICO CITY, July 21.—General Villn wns driving an automobile on tis and'Sanford will furnish the mu­ stating that experience had sic for tile occasion, and this .will tn that soft , water had never Francisco Villn, oho time noted bnn- the way to Guunnjunto. Immediately the news of the assas­ probably lie the first time that n Dave, of Adel, Wanted l secured at any great depth. Tho dit leader, nnd his chief of staff, Col. massed band concert hns ever been lerjrouml limestone form ation ,of For Selling Mortgag­ Miguel Trillo,.and throe members of sination reached here orders were ,, ,, Igiven in this section of the state. The a, according to Mr. Craig, iniWASHINGTON, July 21.— British Villa's escort, were assassinated in an sent to scour thc_rnuutrysidc adjacent 1)n|hinjr Ruil ,mrillh> wi„ ,R. mn(l(. „ „ ed Property stes with sulphntes nnd water note on reparations sent to killed andiuscnde enrly yesterday morning to the ambuscade in nri endeavor to j»f over a score of the prettiest girls [affecting its purity, enusos vnrlcapitals also wns delivered to Wash­ on the outskirts of Parrnl in the state round up the guilty persons. The body (Il> The Axoelnlril in Sanford, which city, according to degrees of hardness nnd ia rcof Chihunhun. of Villn is lying in the city ball at ATLANTA, Gn.. July 2L— Requisi­ ington government today as a mat­ John L. McWhorter, analyst and gen>le for the disagreeable sultion from Governor Hardee of Flor­ ter of information, the Mate depart­ Parrnl, where thousands of persons About a half dozen men comprised icrul encyclopedia for the Tampa Trillus odor. have viewed tho hand of assassins. They fired up- **v« vieweu it. » . rPresident. r « , u . „ i . Obrcgon y o .v K«n hn„ „ super abundance of foml- ida for A. L. Dave, of Adel, (ia., ment officials said. Text would not fcr. Craig in also making an op­ on Villa and his men from n house Mins ordered an investigation into the ^ |iu|chilrlll|t> j udK,.H of lh(. „ , n. wanted on charge of selling mort­ he made public nor could the subject gaged property today was refused by he discussed. The note came through al of the electric light, gas, and To Exonerate Flowers they were passing nlid nre reported. nesnssination. leaf will be 'Mrs. Ed. Fitzgerald of ■plants of the Southern Utilities the Georgia executive department. American embassy in I^indon. ti was to hove escaped. j nwiinuni «n i»*« iwt) Aat Lumberton, N. Daytona, Orlando’s Adonis, S Ki'.ni Floridn official* were tint present to said officials had not had opportunity in Sanford. He hns completed drick Guernsey, secretary of the Orto study the note in detail-, hut wax C. Today [submitted his report on the vnlpush the case. Hi: Ha a-\ a j a.a aa ta M fu Ht h i Ns Da he lunilo Chamber of Commerce, and indicated thnt when such opportunity a**/ tile waterworks and expects Airs. Karl W. Drown, of DeLand. i n , T h e Aaanrlntrd l»rr*a» V x lie afforded no announcement ceuld a similar report on the d ecLUMBERTON, NV' C., July 21.— ’ The Seminole Athletic Association Guess on Number Ik* expected In view o f British govern­ plant completed within the next Judge Sincllar, presiding at the trinl i 0*4 bus planned and will mnnngc the nthweeks. When the valuation on of Words on Front ment's injunction to strict secrecy. here of three men charged with fiog-1 Ht letlc eVents that day. There will be |plints is completed the city pro­ ging two. white women received an j at sixteen competitive events— running, Page of Daily Herald Governor Hardee to purchase them outright If anonymous letter this morning advis- 1 Pa t jumping, and water, thnt arc sure to factory arrangements enn bo ing him to "use your every Influoico I Xm The Palm Bench Post presents most effectively the oppor­ |attract the athletic talent of this and Returns to Capitol with the Southern Utilities Co. Lloyd’s Shoo Store in Giving Away nnd brain In xconorating these guilt- a > tunity which South Florida offers and the irresistible attraction **. neighboring communities. In qddition 4, new plants will he constructed. Some Rig Prizes nt Ills Sale After Vacation less servants." Tho letter bore post­ which it should present L> ambitious young men and young wom­ I there will be wrestling bouts and issue for public ownership of mark indicating it was mailed at liveen throughout the land: boxing exhibitions. Victor Check, the I Ities can he voted any time in I I I ) T i l e A »fto rla »le i! I * r e « « ) thirty o'clock -yesterday ufternoon If thn young men nnd women o f America at large had the Lloyd's,Shoe Store is knocking them president of the Seminole Athletic TALLAHASSE, July 21.—Governor ford by a Inrgc majority aa there same time ns stamped on unsigned proper conception of what South Floridu really is and whnt it dead today with his big t’loarnnrc Sale Association, together with his asso­ Hauler returned to hia office today pronounced sentiment here in letter to Sephen McIntyre, nlvunteer, actuully promises, the state would hnrdly he large enough to hold ciates, have arranged for u bait cast­ on shoos. Von noted the big page ad­ after an niisence of more than n weak kr of this policy. In the mean!assistant to Solicitor McNeil, uj-eusthe population which would surge into it from other sections ing contest nt artificial targets, which vertisement in yesterday’s Herald giv­ or. u business trip to the east. efforts are being made to so­ rmre or less congested, more or less worn out nnd where existence ing McIntyre of "persecution.” will bring out a large number of the ing the extremely low prices on nil la reduction in present fates, and The ietor to Judge Sinclair was in consequence Is more or less pruhlemutical nnd complex; where shoes in the store. Ami then the followers of this sport. ort is being prepared by n specvery brief compared to the one to opportunities are fewer and-where the struggle for existence Provision will I k* made for the en­ prizes thnt will he given nwny make Methodists Had |committee fro mthe Chamber of McIntyre nnd rend ns follows, "kou _ wnges fiercely nnd without cessation. joyment of every one, irrespective of it "very Interesting. The first prize Big Time at Palm erce which will be submitted to have Bhown rclentclss spirit against r No (letter fortune could be suggested for a girl or hoy than age. Lake Mary is popular us a will Ik* nny pair o f shoes in the house |City Commissioners at an enrly Springs Thursday these honorable men and we warn to grow up in Florida, whether born in the state or elsewhere. bathing resort nnd hns ample facili­ nnd you know shoes run high these containing a schedule o f new you to use your every Influence and Reginning with infancy: Infant mortality is lower in Florida days, ^ho second prize ia uny pair ties to take care of uny number desir­ together with a requests that Thursday wns un epoch-making brain in exonorutiug these guiltless >^ than in nny state in the union. Many o f the no-cnllcd children's ing to lake a dip In the clear cool wat­ of $5.00 shoes in the house und the be made effective by ' suitable day for the Methodist Sunday.Bchool servants." The letter was printed in diseases, which, in other states uro frequently fatal, ore, in Flor­ ers of this lake. Luncheon cun be se­ third prize is a three month's sub­ anrr. The city has the power pencil ns one the one to McIntyre, x-, tor good fellowship and pleasure A ida, almost unknown. When these nppenr at nil they munifest cured on the grounds ns the Woman’s scription to the Daily Herald. And *ke this action by the authority bilge number of Methodists and thalr which told him that among twelve themselves in such u mild form ns to create little uneusiness.vEvcn all you have to do is to guess the ('tub will hundlr this end of tho af­ Med it under its revised charter. men that could be selected llhot "part ^ diphtheria thnt scourge among children of a higher latitude, is number of words that will appear on Iriemls enjoyed the swimming and tha fair. spruts at Palm Springs. of them ure imbued with hcrculrnn in Floridu, of such ii mild type ns practically to he harmless. The moonlight dance will appeal to the front page of the Herald of the A number of athletic contests took spirit nnd giant strength of invisible An all-year outdoor existence contributes to heulth, strength lchcrs* Examinations both old nnd young, un excellent flour issue of August 4th. Easy enough place. The evont creating the moat empire. Therefore your efforts nre ^ and vigor, nnd there is enough rich und rare flora und fauna of and good music is the combination and ulntost as easy ns counting the )uld Be Mentioned to ns chuff before storm." The missive an interesting character all over the state to quicken investigative which Invariably appeals to those who Inane in « Jar hut it will prove most |amusement was a race hetwcon tha mty Superintendents commanded McIntyre to show war- ^ instincts nnd to aid In the development of flowers o f observa­ ln »)nir» of enjoy dancing. They enn he assured Interesting nnd it is sun* and certain I ing to Solicitor McNeil saying "It iaj tion for intelligent use in the vnrious lines of thought nnd work Th« Pril° for U>‘* • of both these at Imke Mary Casino on that the front page of the Herald will i Ik* read that day. And remember th o !“ " "hiatUs won by Mrs. John Leon d i W illed and Placed Where as much to him ns to you niul same throughout lifo. Musical Carnival Day. Ha penalty on his if he exposes." m There nre excellent educational advantages all over the state, The, Are To Be Held. big snle at Lloyd's starts today nnd nrdi and Mrs. Talbert. Mrs. H. II. Chappell and Miss Johnson tan the H a not only in the grade nnd high schools, hut there nre numerous Nt If we ure not a sophisticated peo­ the prices on tho shoes are wny down. winners n close second and in her n in . The t u a r l a l r * P ,M (I institutions of higher learning, where laboratories, agricultural ple, why is ther so .little cnthusinsni See the window displays and get your fALUIIASHKE, Fla., July ?1.— Ha when a new nickel cigar is an­ shoes while they arc cheap. You mny congratulations to the winners Mrs. cxperlnu nt stations, fish nnd soil exhibits nre accessible, and there brr* expecting to take exnminnnre universities affiliated with the great colleges and universities never have such an opportunity again. Chappell said that they might have nounced? for positions as teachers next run faster hut certainly no harder. of America. . , ■ , . || ihould notify the county euperJohn Sneed had charge of the ath­ Sports at home nnd nt school; scientific training in almost dtn where the examination Is to letic events and directed the scramble every branch of human activity; geological research and engineer­ beid St least two weeks priof to of the boys in the race to see who ing pursuits all contribute their influence to the bodily nnd men­ dste of the quiz, according to W. could untie and don their shqea the' tal discipline which fits the American youth of today for sucesnCswthon, stale superintendent of quickest. Evans Spencer won thie ful activity In every field. instruction. The applicant event. In the foot race for the boys, Agriculture, atock raising, floriculture and horticulture offer state for what certificate he or George Stolnoff carried off the hon­ the industrial openings young people begin to seek early In life. Ha .ezperts to apply and on what or* In the closely contested race. Ih* Land Is plentiful and may be obtained on reasonable terms. MagM eta exemption yrill he claimed-’ girls proved no less fleet ln a thrill­ Using Strategy to Show HD nicifent arcaa even now uwait hut the implements that will turn thes* applications tho super-j • thrm into productive holdings. . Quick returns come from intelli­ Appeared Before Department to Obtain Hard ing race 'won, by Ellpn Telford. dent will estimate tha number Lumber in South Show After tno' Inspiring example of U * ’. gent effort, and the who|o state needs, more than any other fac­ ’ Surfaced Main Highway l kind of certificates to be applied Higher Rate girls, hoys and iadita the men enter* tor in development, youth—youth above all else; youth, with its [•»nd report to the state superinid f rsco and contested'for a prise, vigor, ita energy, a.mbitlpn and aspiration; youth, with Its hope, nt in order that examination * 1 (n r T kf A u srlifn l Prcw) maintain as part of State Rond No. won by Frank Adams. h? The* Sunford-Orlnndo road in Semi­ its faith; youth, with Ua future; youth—the great tonic which NEW ^ORLEANS, LA., July 21.— ons needed mny be tent. > At five, o’clock an old-faahionad nole county will shortly he surfaced H, that pnrtion of the road in Semiwill tingle into activity all the sleeping potentialities o f a great erly it was the custom to Charge* that railroad* are endeavor­ with asphalt or some other hard-aur nolo county from Monroe hrUlvu to Methodist spread was served consist­ commonwealth Inviting to appropriation of her tremendous re­ out the same kind of questions ing by strategy to augment their ing of tho traditional fried cAleked, faced material. This has been asxur- the Orange county, line. sources. counties. The examinations on revenues on lumber shipments from The Road Department has also plumb puddinr, pileau * and all tfcfc1 id by the State Road Department ac "Westward, ho," and “Go west, young man,” are out of date, school subjects were conducted the south without proper showing of cording to the report made by Forest agreed, in addition to tide mainten­ good things to eat to be found id passe slogans which have died to a whisper while the clarion call, |Uie state Bujicrintendent pcrsonnl- needs and fairness of such additional Lake at Friday's meeting ■ of tho ance work, to make satisfactory re­ Seminole county. "Come South," ringe insistently from the sunny stretches of wind I^Thi* system was changed in 1917 revenue ore made in a brief Ju.t filed Tho friends of the Methodist la4 Chamber of Commerce.. Mr. Lake, imbursements far work done by the swept Florida. The westward call of half a century ago attracted ^ an examining board known as With the Interstate Commerce Com­ couotg. Tho proposed improvements, accompanied by Oummlssioner G. L. dies from the oUu*r denomination* many young men and women who expended their youth and ener­ flying squadron" was appointed mission against ail rail lines in south­ Bledsoe, appeared tiefors the Ro|d De­ while temporarily saliafuotory, will, it said that the Methodist M l** cer­ gy in building up a great empire beyond the Mississippi river, •■nduct the examinations. Recent east by the Southern Pine Auoria. partment at theiri recant meeting In is hoped, suffice until such time as the tainly understood the collnary ait. and today the west teems with a ^yaat population, satisfied and in the state's educational tion, - in suit to prevent c^ncella|ion Tallahassee aud aa a result engineers Road Department la In a position to Frank Adams and W. E. WaJthal opulent StUI youth la with ua, continually seeking new fields for kave been made with tl)e view by roads of "combination rate for­ from this department wars in Hanford put i down an eighteen foot aeadara served lemonade the entire aftdrdoon exploitation and glorious achievement. mula. The brief, which was madf trdizing work in the elementary Friday inspecting this road and mak­ road, . and poured coffee during dlpnSr.—E. Florida Offers the opportunity to youth—lusty, husky, cour­ making it necessary to again public here seeks to have the Inter­ Tire meeting congratulated Repre­ ing arrangements to immediately ship ageous youth—and Florida of all places on earth ia Just the place H. S. state Commission to suspension order I* the examination methods, tho necessary materials far this work. sentative Lake and Commissioner where “ youth's sweet manuscript" should unclose and assemble ita same questions on elementary made permanent. Simlnole county has slap boon assur­ Bledsoe as well as the State Road^i , Correct this sentence* "T ha* pagea for the atoiy of li(e, _ subjects will be asked this year ed by -tho State Road Department ailment for this prompt and tever- this wa(ch for three years," i . i Tba Herald daRvarod aix times • H on high schood work ■will that tho /alter aril 'Rake over and "nod it keepu perfect Use* ytt." to meet •*v ~ •r i • r ,*v . aaekMlor. v , * . ...> . *. TRIAL JUDGE IS WARNED BY LETTER FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR v YOUTH IN SOUTH FLORIDA I RAILROADS ARE CHARGED WITH PADDING tV.teJ, • ;••**.* .k-»y r, ROAD DEPARTMENT PROMISES AID TO THE SANFORD-ORLANDO ROAD, LAKE AND BLEDSOE BRING THE GLAD NEWS &.J, IS \ * •jiyi �totborVoW mild Monday. obu> snys they hsd plenty of fried pricei In. t chicken snd food things to eat while Herald todfs <m this trip. They matured up and ry rcrfdccA back in their n*w Dodge car. i , --------, Saturday ■he trill upend n few weeks with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Meins, MSS. PRBD DAIGEft, Society Editor Mr. and Mrs. S. II. A. Maines an­ nounce the birth of an 8-pound daugh­ If r*h isste mmr tUtmOa vtMtld* see ter this morning. The little lassie hss been named Doris Lorraine. Mrs, ■ M i l l M n M Ifcla I n a r l n n l ) i h l l l d e t a ils , M I r l r i k o a r (h e l i r a . I I w i l l Maines will be remembered as Miss W g i f i ll r M f n d i n l. Bertha Macey. Phone 117-W * ? Dr. and U H , R D .. Brownloo and Ht*. H. L. Gihson motored to Daytona JWIIItM yesterday afternoon. - Captain John Wirablah, of Orlando, formerly of Sanford, waa in the city yesterday afternoon on business. tfti. L. O. Strlngfollow is visiting trr MaW Smyrna as the guest of her brother, Mr. Wilkinson and his fam­ ily. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Thompson loft yesterday by boat for Jacksonville from whence they will sail for New Yofk. ROOK i’ARTY Miss Rebecca Stevens was the charming young hostess on .Monday evening when she entertained a num­ ber of her friends at Rook, at her home on Park avenue. 1 • ' Baskets and vases of garden flow­ ers were effectively used In the rooms where the tables wore placed, and crystal dishes filled with candies were placed on tho tables. At a late hour tho hostess assisted by her moth­ er, Mrs. II. R. Stevens, served sher­ bet an4 home-made cako, as refresh­ ments. . The gnests for the evening were: Camilla Puleston, Elisabeth Whitncr, Elisabeth ,Turnbull, Loulso Thrasher, Louise -Wells of Tamps, Telms Godbcy and Lgclln Mahoney. Mrs. Harlow Goodspccd hss returnad Konis from'Orfanao where tho'has Wen the guest of Mrs. Roller, while Mr. Godd.pccd was in the hospital . *. FOR-VISITOR' . Mrs. J. G. Sharon entertained most delightfully last evening at bridgo at Mrs. J. O. Andes left Thursday af- her home on Tenth street compliment­ •wmon- for Oreetivnif, B. c.T'Vrifcr# ing' her house' guest,' :1I1m ;: Efisa&th there; -V T ,' , . V*' • ^oc the .TBICEW, NPTA NALM, LEWIS STONE ■ Tho ladies of the Episcopal church will hold a cooked food sale at Stokes’ Grocery Saturday afternoon. D6-llp , . f .— AND— PAULINE GORDO Mr^ and Mrs. Herbert Russell are \sale st Yoweli’s. and what you arc saving at this store, now at home to their many friends In j . .— S«i the prices in the Herald. , , the Gibbs home on Magnolia avenue. jj. cHIcspie has been elected vied-’ • ‘ |president of Falme'r College at DeMrs, Emma Godbcc is recovering FfinIllk Springs and wl,l also hold the from a severe cold which confined her h||lT ^ uth|# Before coring to to the house for the past week. . s nnfortj he was vice-president of the In *T Georg* MMford iVoMf T O CAN’T FOI 1 Churchwdl’s bant you to attend Hnrry Wlmblsh, Robert Thrdsber, John Mcisch, Hilliard Maiphus, G. IV, Spencer, Hammond Connelly and Jaf. Sharon. ?' . FOR MI88 CRABTREE Mrs. F. E. RoumilUit entertained a number of the young girls at her home on Palmetto avenue, In honor of her cousin, Miss Dorothy Crabtree, of Tampa, who is her house gUcpt. , ' r Thlr attibitlve Kttrne',;waB‘ loVely :::::::::::::::::::: Mrs. M. I* Preston, of Miami, if the guest of her aunt, Mrs. R. J. Hot­ ly for several days visit. •• ! - -The I’ - J o o d M «kct hss a fine uS Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reed and Mrs. supply of beef, Florida and Western . . . . Grant have returned from Daytona Folk, Miitton, Fat Hens and Fryers cra ‘ ‘ Dcach. and home made sansage and every­ thing In this line that you want. De- i The Sanford SHoo & Clothing Com. ' John Ilcll ,of I>nkc Monroe, writes livered to your home, qukk% service jwuiy are making,a bid for your buslfrom Hot Springs that he is enjoying and the aim la to please. See ' ths/ ness today* by tjdotlng you Ptlces oo the baths but not tho climate. ad today. their*big.llno. o f ^ e n ’a and children1* --------. shoes. Tho very, latest stylos Just jwMr. and Mrs. Endor Curlctt, of Ge­ D. L. Thrasher has an advertise- eelved and they go on sale at priced neva, are in the city today on busi­ ment In this Issue for his special sale that Will. make, them' go fast Tho ness. i Saturday .and Monday on all ladies’ Red Goose brand is so good in every pumps and oxfords. They are going particular that tho manufacturers . Mrm M. Thomas of Jacksonville is nt cxtrenjfly low pricos—half prices give.you an Iron clad guarantee with exppctfd to ar.rlve today from'Jack­ and Will feet•W v « ‘ ’^r TPai r . '1 sonville, for n visit with her sister, Mrs. R. J, Holly and also with htr old friend, Mrs. Savage. BarnurW Wks ritftf-as f«r * rrcitt Bui- If he hsd lived fa < wiso age ,h»’d have rxrludtd wives from his category of fi Especially lf : he had seen tt* lightening nfeture—the grtatatg ill matrimonial screen soettaq International News Only One Day Old Clearance Sale -------------------- NOW IN PULL SWING---- — --------------/ft' clotting out out Surtimcr Merchandise, one can find the choicest bargains of -the season at exceedingly low prices. We offer specials for Saturday of such Importance, that we know the thrifty feminine shopper will take advantage of them. » . T h K lB ito m 'M fI ft ile U a ‘.HHKHKUH Values to $14.50 8FRCIAL Two of our-cholcdst numbers in Rolling Armor Plate Hos­ iery. All pure thread Silk Hose of splendid wearing qualities. . Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Lehman are leaving today for their old horns in Clown Point, Ind. Mr. Lehman will only be awsy a short time but Mrs. Lehman will make an extended visit, going to Chicago and Benton Harbor, Mich., before returning. Fred Walnuts who hns Just return­ ed from a trip to Cubs says that'it is good to get hack to a clean city again. The sanitary department of Havana was on striko whlio ho was over there nnd he said the conditions were bad and the weather was hot. . About 25 Bathing Suits in a good selection of Sizes and colors. Any suit up to $6.95 at— 39c Printed Flaxoii, 30-iH. wide, yard .....................33c $2.00 Silks, Tdffefas, Satin, Crepe de Chine, yard'.... To close out all Sweaters in p T * "'iV. ? •*. * . ' Tuxedo and Slip-over models. SoiseUc, all colors* 32-in. wide, per yardL Any all w ools welter, at— HAND-MADE per’ 65c Tissue Ginffhams, 32-iit wide, per yard.................48c Full Fashioned, $2.60 grades at * „ Values to $5.05 ' Quality Hand Dratofi Pretty Collars in PcW T T l in* ▼ pud ‘‘M Tailored; effocto: n ftent or tack, on E u tta U 'i* sale, 1” v Ir Material to make your c o o t, frock FOR THESE HOT DAYS . . ---------------------------------------- : ■ 1 •“ 59c Fancy Voiles, 38-in* wide, pei* y a r d .........................48c (Good assortment of patterns to select f^om) $1.05 grades, all colors, Sat­ urday only— lot White Wash Skirts, Sateen and Gaberdine, at— OUR STOCK IS BIG AND COMPLETE AND WE HAVE THE 29c Dress Gingham; 32-in. wide; per yard - 48c . ...25c 50c Cotton Rang*; 32-in. wide, peFyardl ||L......... f-»-.... . extra s p e c iA Values to $0.05 M S B & flT a l mery colors and darlt-shai for traveling, at— V a f e W t o fZl. Sweater at— Values to $11.05 ^ lit/fh tn °rth p fi r. Conh*r' repory with iU decorations of pink rnaca combined with form, and the tally, cards u*od during the games bore also la" floral designs. . After aaverai intaresting games, U»b prixe, dainty hand-made handkor^ chiefs, waa won by Miss Luclla M ihoney. . At the conclusion of the game, U>0 liosU'^a served a tempting lc« eou-Mmeet kUs Crabtree eNjrel , Ip coqRefUon with our tresifi have storage room, where jrot st orb your, gondk until you im| at g nominal cost—QUICK EH TRANSFEli. rhbne f0». I The Chamber of Commerce held n flue meeting at the Hotel Valdes to­ day . with the largest crowd present of the summer season. The partic­ ulars of the meeting will be given in Saturday's Herald. Beautiful Canton Crepe and Rashanara Skirts in a choice selection of combination col­ ors, Saturday only, at— j �h;?*'•’•'■' r-’ . •••'♦ . 4 1j I •;■-.«••••.¥ r r-v -j* ' FiMhM trtty attniMi riMkl I n Mr M l tk« lltn ll BmIMImt; 10T J FARMERS GET LESS, CONSUMERS PAY MORE FOR FARM PRODUCTS. JU ST (••■Mila Arr« M a ltrl, r li. The Herald Printing Co. ■l- m- •v kV5vjj BfPEakj1L*i jV * i * ■ • j j p f l W riTy i A . ■ * » ii sv> R' Kv ‘ PUBLISHER* J. HOI.LT__ KAIIar * LILUHO. ln t »l»rr-Tm»»r*r ...----- ( I f i t n l M l M i n OOLLT Alrtrltala* Measure AMaarlUla* Malta Mala K u n a Aprlltalln LKW1B S11IPP .— LlmlMlaa Maiaptr PAaaa m - w artar S a. at. Sahaarlpllaa Prtee la AaeaaAe t .v . . . . . r a Om V Tear. Six Maatha -----------!-----------a.oo Oollrerr* la Clip Mr tlarrlar Oaa Watk_____ _______ ______jtt Ctala ‘ T tf kl« IX- la l l - H l * Wniilr Hrral4 rallrrlr m m Nmlaal* Cannlr M l la pMUikM r*trr FrIAar. Alv.rHalaa ratra aal# M a m aa appllraHaa. M.M par yrar, always la advaaee. HKMHKH THU ANNOCIATKD PMKSS Tha Aeeoelatad Praaa la aseluatvalp antttlad to tl,a uia for capublloatlon of all naws dispatch** credited (e it or v not otherwise credited In thla putter Nand alao tha local news published herein. • All rights of ra-publle*tlon of special Alapatchee herein ara also reserved. OfMm I IIKIIA I.D BVlLDirrO. I'koae 14S TO AIJVKIITINKIIKi In csss of errors nr ommlmlon In 1***1 or other advertisement* Tile Herald I’rlntln* Compsnjr dnea not bold llaalf liable for damage further than the amount received for auc-h ailvertlaemenla. / Ferelen AJverlleln* h*pf*e*n\atlve (__TmEAMEMICANPHRS3 A9SOCIA rION i , TH E SAN FO RH DAILY, HEftALI?- SATU R D A Y, JULY 21,1923 PAG E TW O seminating of information of eco­ ORGANIZATION MAKES USB OF nomic experience, of the maT\|fesU* EXPERIENCE POSSIBLE. tions within your occupation.! The records so accumulated will serve to "IrMivldual facmers have fought disclose the wisdom of unwisdom of many manifest evih. They have de­ contemplated policies and undertak­ veloped some organised strength ings. Something tike scientific pro­ with which they fight more effective­ cedure then becomes possible. The ly. In iome caeca farmers have recorded experience of mankind Is found a way to decrease abuses, but the only thing that enables us to in .every case where progress has avoid mistakes that wore made a cen­ been made organisation has been the tury ago. bed rock of their strength and their t “If it were not for recorded ex­ progress." So President GptWpbra df perience — experience recorded ( |n the American, Federation ’ of Labor written records 'mid In memory for Advised fanners at the recent nation­ al- wheat cpnferente. "I cap prescribe ttwhslhtosjon irpnf dfir to,dajr apd notningpliort of raqre and more or­ from generatfoh td' generaUo'n— vfi ganization. Wherever thorO is organ­ should have each day to learn again isation there is a center—* clearing how to start fire with a whirling house— for the gathering and dis­ stick. Recorded experience in given Be-*-- Sanford Daily Herald ' K ID S — •veug. GIOVE AtMT Atcoortr rvrtH but f i t Qtvfi n r ome eyed kitten - a brws dow kno&A DOG COLlAS AH A‘ DEAD RAT WITH A »T«ING TO SWING HER BY —Alt PER. YOUR NO account JGlOrtl „ IS »HE A GO ttuSHl IS GME.fi much Reports from the Bureau1of Labor Statistics of the Department of La­ in)r for the month from May IB to Juno 15 were in the teno^of ail those for the last year— tho cost of living In the cities is rising.' According to the digest of the Bureau's latest re­ port published by tho New York Herald, a Republican netapnpor, "the cost of living is gradually increasing In some localities, while in others It Is hardly perceptible." t In Washington, tho seat of tho na­ tional government and official resi­ dence of President Harding, the In­ crease for tho month was 3 per cent. In eighteen of the twenty-three cities covered by the report there was a rise of from about one-half of 1 per cent to 3 per cent. While the residents of the cities and towns were paying more for their food nnd clothing the pricea paid to producers of grain, milk, eggs, meats, and vegetables were lower than they were in'the same month of Inst yenr —a fact shown by the Department of Agriculture, ------------ o------------ENGINEER COCKE RESIGNS. By Ad Carter' B l( B o i l n s i v Airir so- pahticiaw Wot iTRADIlf THAT COCO OlE OLOVF L BOT AS LfiMG AS YOU WANT HER 3o rwcH m itrcMA hake her IF YOiAlOiMHE TOUR TADPCtX WHATCHA FOUND yister day with THE OTHER THINGS? .I AlrtT SO PAEtlCLAR THOUGH! |-----T— f-CsruH CANT «IT A ONE ETtD Kitten et» DAT rtoSMji--------- 1 1 ■ 1: occupations is no less our social structure ss « less Intportant in guildlnii from day to day than i„ from century to century, tion is a means of hringin, tral point for sotnmon uw m 1 ence of all. * "There is no force in our i ganisation that will not council table wit hlhe the farmers find the wiyTj their atrefigth together sti And, lot' me point out, the i ble la the (?o$l, The battl*^ hch as some m,., iHrf&tr so." The Herald delivered u ,, week for 15c. ...Valdez Grill... Special Attractive Weekly Rates During the Summer Months Daily Arrival of Florida Lobster and Shrimp. Ilanquels nnd Dinner Parties on short) All Caterins done by A . Fred Fnlck, one of Florida’s lending chefs----- White service cxdu »8 's i a j ^ nternational^ artck) ^ coVy SPECIAL TABLE d’HOTE DINNER SUNDAY, JULY 22ND No tenrs will he shed in this sec­ tion of the state beenuse of tho re­ H Hi V Hi » i ^ » i M Wl In Fa M Ri Ml. m, M R* Ra MENU . ' $ 1.00 If you ask the Rote* or the Ki warns signation o f Cocke, the engineer of Clubs today if they think Imll playtho state road department. era earn tholr money they will tell There Is hardly a doubt that this you ■•YES." Cnntcloupe Cocktail man has cost the state (julto a sum ---------— o-----------of money, It Is our belief that there Fh Fa Fa F -5 Fi Fa Fa Fi Sj an f.j t»a Rxi Ha Fu Fa Fa SOUPS The last man th hang in Texas wan was n general agreement among con*» hun^ yesterday, There arc plenty of Chicken Gumbo, New Oilcans or Jellied Consomme j tractors bidding for work to l>c let pLOUGESTER, Mas*., July 21.— one when working independently. The trees left In Texas, however, and wc by the rood department that they Roger W. Unhson, who lias been visit, retailors should do more advertising, Celery en Branches Sliced Tomatoes opine there ydll lie hanging!* in Toxnn would-ndd n certain percentage to ing his parents hero for a few days, nnd cover with their advertising a Floridn Lobster Newburg en Croustade, Pommea Pnrieaienne everf though tiiey lire not legal. offset arbitrary exactions expected issued the following statement as he Inrger territory than they did before -------------o -----------from him. Tho commissioners o f this left the city: CHOICE tho days of the automobile. Now cvr * t The rate of coarne grains linn been county have had unpleasant and ex­ cry smnll city retailer can consider as "Every group of people today has cut and will be lowered nays the lat­ • i/ j Fried Chicken 'lOhrley pensive experience with him. The its problems. Employers hove their n possible customer everyone living est dispatehes, Since we do not eat Prime Bibs of New York Beef nu Jus commissioners had plans made for difficulties; wage workers have their within u radius of forty miles. While roarse grains it will hnrdly make any the typo of bridge they wanted nt Boast Nntive Fowl with Dressing each retailer shojilo advertise his own struggles; nnd professional men have difference in our bill of fare. the Sulphur Springs crossing o f the business independently, yet ho should New Potatoes in Butter Candied Sweets Steamed Bice —— ------o-----------their temptations. The greatest prac­ Hillsborough, 7.ul when they were be willing to join with the others in The Innt man in Toxnn bung yes­ Cauliflower Hollandaise tical problem, however, in faced by shown to Cocke he contemptuously terday—that lant one to be hung— the retailers of our average commun­ constructive and educational advertis­ Wheat Bread Corn Bread threw them aside with the remark and Panchn Villa was killed in Mex­ ity. Surely they have problems to ing. Head Lettuce, Thousand Island Dressing that his department would make the " ( 2 ) —GIVE BETTER SERVICE.— ico, There ought to be pence on the confront; in fact, our retailers nre up plans for the bridges built under its border for a few day*., nguinst four fundamental difficulties. Retailers must remember that they DESSERT supervision. He treated in like dis­ ------------ 0------------ore-the pewniits of the consumer nnd "(II-IN C R E A S E D NUMBER OFcourteous manner the specifications Macedonia of Fruit Green apple or Peach Pie a la Mode Tomorrow Is Sunday—the day to prelnot in business to gouge the con­ for the widening o f the Riverview RETAILERS.—Investigation fails, to Peach Short Cake with Whipped Cream Cream Puffs Chocolate Eclairs ' attend Sunday school and church. If sumer. The n toiler whoso chief in­ road. He has refused the approval find a single city in the United States you are contemplating u trip take it terest is in his customer has a good Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake Chocolate Parfnit o f hills for long periods nfter ihey where, during the past ten years, the nfter church is uut. Part of your business today and in sure to prosper Sal tinea und Cheese Demi Tasse I were due, causing the commissioners number o f retailors has not increased Sundayn belong to the Lord and it Ifj in the years to come. Retailers need at n greater rale than the population. much embarrassment nnd inconven­ Ills'Day, not worry about ‘cash and carry’ sys­ ience, nnd imposing heavy losses on To put it in another way, the number ------------ o------------SEBVED FROM 12 NOON TO ft;00 P. M. of retoilers is increasing everywhere tems or other new fnngled schemes contractors. The first hale of new cotton sold provided they will give service. Peo­ But the chief ... complaint against more rapidly than the population. this sen non in Georgia wu» cotton ple are willing to pay for service and h an i ^ / v uni * * ......... safsed..j*.,Florida.-Hhows that-moat on \ u ^ \ V m m U ^ ± HlttUflYff St ill. LMW '.M/l'Af rM e W M lr S ' " ......... sVerytbuig can ‘W reined In Florida O f TMIvA m * TNO'TroRrNESS.-i’Rotallors are fac­ city prices enjoy real prosperity. ■found in the stute in the construction ed today with increased rents, in­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m is even though It in hold in Georgia. " (3 ).— ESTABLISH BETTER RE­ of tinstate’s roads. creased wages, increased taxes, and We understand that Georgia xtill Of course it is well that the engi­ increases in nlmnst every department LATIONS WITH MANUFACTUR­ makes the heat imionnliinr. neer in charge of road work lie strict of their business. Of course, this ,i* ERS.—One of the greatest advantag­ -------------o------------es which the chain stores have is That inan Evans, head of tlie north­ in requiring contplianrc with the largely a natural result o f the increase their intimntc relations with ttic* man­ ern Ku Klux neenis to have ntrange specifications, hut contractors are en­ In tho number o f retailers. For in­ ufacturer* from whom they buy their stance, in “most cities the retail sec­ Ideas aiwut magazines uml news­ titled to fair treatment. It lias been known for some time tion is limited to a certain area, anil goods. It would he possil.li> for re­ papers. Hu seeks to enjoin a maga­ tailers to establish such a relation­ zine from printing any of the dope that at least two memliers of the as the demand for store space in­ ship if they would only invest their were dis­ creases, rents increase also. about the Klan Hold to have lieen state road department money in the stocks of the companies satisfied with Engineer Cocke's meth­ filched from the Klan lieadipinrtorn. " (3 ).— A l JTt >MOBI LE S A LES.— from which they buy. For instance, if ods, and his resignation therefore did ---- --------<■------------The automobile is. effecting the re­ a grocer, instead of buying mining, Newspapers say Unit three of the not occasion much surprise.—Tampa tailers in our Inrger cities. During oil, nnd other stocks, about which lie Times. tho past few years'people have been knows nothing, would invest bis sav­ rnndidatcs for governor of Florida getting out of the Imliit of using ings in the National Biscuit Company, were heard nt Hamburg. We know FREE HI'EECII AND A FREE street cars and walking to the retail Quaker Oats Company, American Su­ Florida right well hut wo would like I'KEHS. stores. They have been coming in au­ gar Refinery Company, etc., lie would to rise nnd n»k the question nhuiit tomobiles instead. But just now the location o f aforesaid Hapihurg ‘ . J - then establish a relationship which Free speech and a free prows has they have formed the automobile hah und why have thria' would ho gover­ would soon he very valuable. One sees been the great boost of our Republic it, the authorities come around nnd nors speak thereT * , , , , , , , , . . . vpry deahy what this would mean if at least during tho hotter yearn of forbid parking in frpn or the best ro- „ lnr(r(! •-------------— o ----------------croup *houl(| com,,|nt( th, ir "Will the Farmers Go On Strike?" its history, hut it seems to be hut tail stores. Ihe polled authorities |*{ock llohlInKS „ r,d vote their stock as asks the Tampa Times. Wo do not a mockery at least out In New Mex­ cannot bo hlnnied for making these a group. know hut one thing is certain. Un­ ico. rulings, but the effect on the retail " (4 )—STUDY BUSINESS CONDI­ Out in Ijis Vegas, Carl C. Magee, trade in tho congested districts is apt less they get more for their crops TIONS.— Retailers must give more tliai^tliey have lieen getting they will editor of the Albuqurquc Tribune was to ho vtxry harmful. Already tho ex­ thought ami study to the conditions found guilty of cuntcnipt in District quit work and let the rest of the clusive tihups in tha renter of tho cit­ of the country as u whole. Tile aver­ world starve to ilgoth. They cun do Judge II, Leahy's court nnd sentenced ies’ uro Rising trade, while tho subur­ age retailer must realize that his busit, nil right.to ninety days in the county jail on ban shops nru gaining trade. Aulo,bless depend* a great ileal upon the each of four citations, the sentences mohill's nre also changing the class of husinesH conditions of the entire coun­ We wish Hint 20,000 I. W, W. mem- to run consecutively, and in aiiditlon, goods demanded so that retailers who try, ycr. of the entire world. This is hera had marched on Toxus ns first fined $1 und costs on each of the fail tu adjust their business accord­ necessary in order to know when to advertised. Had they all gathered in seven counts in the citations. ingly are fulling by the ways hie. buy and wlien not to buy, when to The Mngcc Publishing Company, Texas at one time we would not hear " ( 4 ) —CHAIN STORE COM PETI­ borrow and when not to borrow, when from them again in many moons. which issues the Tribune, was fined TION.— Altho the rhutn store Is in its to advertise and when not to adver­ They have n taking wuy with them *1,000 on each of three, counts and ir.frncy, many lines of trade are ul- tise. down there in Texas nnd they would $1,050 on another, a total of $4,050 in re/idy feeling the effect of chain atore “ It is true that the retailors of our have taken the “ Wobbllca" Into camp. the same connection. pi gunizations. , It is mostly felt by country nre faced with four tremen­ The company was a co-defendant the grocers, Bhoe stores, hardware dous problems, hut I believe that all Take up that matter of athletic with Magee, cited to appear and show slealera, clothing stores, hut other these jiroblems^can he met if the bet­ i field, golf links nnd recreation cause why it should not lie adjudged iline* are gradually being forced to ter retailers will only organize und grounds and fair grounds. It is worth guilty of contempt for publishing the meet this chain store competition. fight collectively:—first, to get new your serious consideration. It means series of alleged contemptuous edi­ Considering that it is only in its in­ customers; second, to give better ser. much to this city in dollars and cents torials written by Magee, The court fancy, the ultimate results may he Vice; third, to establish stronger rPand means much more than dollars found Mugve and Ihe company equal­ serious. . futions with the companies from which ly guilty. and cents in health und life. Every ."Yet (notwithstanding these four they buy; and fourth, to study busi­ Mugce in liis writings had charged community needs a play groumf for Today young and old. that Judgu Leahy’s court nnd various problems facing the Tetuilers, I be­ ness conditions in general. county officials of Kan Miguel coun­ lieve," said Mr. Robson, "that the in­ business is about normal ns indicated --------1 — o -----------MUNICIPAL ATHLETIC FIELD ty were influenced by a political ma­ dependent retailer has a splendid op­ by. the Bahsonchart. What tho future portunity if lie will only organize und is to show will largely lie determined chine. AND GOLF I.INKH. Shortly nfter Magco had been found grusp it. There are ninny things by the nttitudo of the nation’s retail­ Some lime ago The Herald said guilty of contempt, lie was. served which these independent retailer* ers, It is commonly said that the that the cky of Sanford should have with another contempt ciUitiun based should do, hut 1 will mention only stock market discounts industrial four; changes. Certainly the retailers dis­ municipal golf links in order that all upon an editorial in his pnpur. the people could enjoy this game and It would seem that our boasted “ ( D — WORK HARDER FOR NEW count stock market changes. The re­ enjoy the beautiful country club that freedom o f the press in tho far West CUSTOMERS AND CIRCULARIZE tailer is primarily responsible both waa only being used by a few pAiple has become as "sounding brass und COLLECTIVELY FOR NEW TRADE for the high prices o f over-expansion It seem* that the idea lias taken root a tinkling cymbal." — The better retailer* must orgunise und the buyers’ strikes with the de­ in tht minds of many of tlie jieople Thuae court decisions in these Ut­ into groups for collect! rc advertising, p le tio n s that follow." here, especially in view of the fact ter day« if there arc such things a> circularizing, and gene fBl educational G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ that ao many other Florida cltiea Uught by Conan Doyle, we know that work. Thu better retailers can form pert, 216 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. were voting bonds for municipal tful/ the author of the Declaration of In­ group* of, about fifty, of which there 4-24-tfc links. Now the idea is advanced that dependence has turned many times in need ho c|nly one representative of a the dtjr should not only own the golf hi* grave and hi* soul is very much given lin/> i nearh group. It wtp he Why do we do 75 per cent of the link* but also an athletic field, a fair tormented.—Ocala Banner. found tiVut such group* can unito in long distance hauling of Seminole ground# and all.of these amusements ■ale* promotioni plan* for new custo­ countjf? The answer is, because we LJ>t that o«r people would be able to en­ Are you moving? Call .498 for a mer*, *nd thu entire 'fifty can get 4* do ij right, at Ihe right price.— joy Ufa in the' open as they should in QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, and good, if nut batter result*, tqr an QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. « w y part of Florida. ' Jfcava U dot* right' aa-tic *mor*it,af money that U would. co*t, Phone 498. 83-tfc S RETAIL SITUATION = .. ,!!(%),—.CfiMaKEA9EI) COST..ftK.I)nr. w- PEOPLES BANK of SANFORD Sanford, Florida 'Deposits Insured' 1 l- — �sX W ro m n jA iL T ^riB h 'A iiD , S a t u r d a y * j u l y 21**923 '» ytft mn clad to ‘note Ihnt the mer­ mer. The Retail McrehmW^ fTomchants of Sanford arc in the mind of mtttcc of the Chamber of Commerce pitting on special sales days all wjll take up this mntter at once and through the summer and stimulating put it over. business instead .of taking summer tpcatjions. This. Is n season when The negroes arc’ nil golnj? north, most of the people’will stay at homo and now the poor plow mules must or Uke their vacations near home learn to understand white-folks’ talk. pnd ins ain work’ up some'line sales days and soles weeks here this sum­ The Dally Ilcrald, 15c per week. in n e r July 22nd MENU Soup * Cream o f Chicken Relish Sliccd Tmontoes Hearts o f Celery > Sweet Pickles Cucumbers Roasts Prime Ribs o f Beef au Jus Roast Pork Hnm, Apple Sauce Braised Virginiu Ham Fricasce o f Chicken with Rice Roast Young Chicken with Celery Dressing Fried Spring Chicken, Country Style Entrees Pineapple Fritters Macaroni au Grntin »" * .*„ Vegetables Candied Ynms New Crcaiped Potatoes Whipped Potatoes Lima Beans Fresh String Beans Early June Peas Steamed Rice . Hot Corn Brend and Buttermilk Biscuits Pics * Cakes Pudding Custards Home-made Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake Iced Ten Coffee Sweet Milk Buttermilk Sanford’s Only Cnfeterin East First Street Mcisch Building ^ 8s i* ta ^ 8s 8^ 84 N I* *4i Ka 1*4 M !■». 8a l*a !*a Pa 8a Pa Pa Pa P* ®B re rtl 8a 8a n* 8* Ns IW 8n 8a 8a t*» 8a 8» 8a !8a 8# 8u 8a ^ 8a 8« 8* 8a 8*» 8u 8* 8a 8a 8a 8» 8a 8n fti, Florida had in otfldvalion 1,174,847 acres in ^ 1913-1914. This acreage yielded field crops and veg- ^ etnblc end- garden products M and other farm products^ fci valued at 183,937,135. Coun- * * les reporting In 1922 show- 8a ed valots df fnilt crops,. rt» field 'chops, truck crops, *a milk, poultry,' live W stock pn hand, 'all 'kinds, 8i aggregating $135,329,459. Ha Suwannee County in 1022 M produced field crops valued W at 32,000,181, garden and 8* vegetable products worth Ml 32,000,000 and fruits and M nuts worth 3841,034. Pa Union county's fruits and Pa nuts crops in 1922 yieldod Pa 81,830,114. Pa The federal government Wl patented to the state *of Pa Florida under the Act of M Congress of September 28, Pa 1850, a total of 20,414,- Pa 173.38 acres of lands— ^ swamp and overflowed, Os prior to January 1, 1021. On tho latter date orily 1,- rti 1B9,902.13 (estimated) 8a acres remained in posses- 8a sion of tho state. More' 8a than nine million acres were given to railroads to cn- rti courage the building of rail- M ways throughout the stnte. 8» There were in the state Ka of Florida 120,077 acres of 8a unappropriated and unre- 8a served federal lands on July 8a 1 , 1920. 8a More than |2,000,000,000 8a would be required to buy *a» Florida, according to ngrl- 8* cultural department statis- 8a ticians. These figures are 8a based on the 1921 report of 8a the Stnte Comptroller which 8a gives the nssessed valuation ^ of all kinds of property at ^ $423,906,718. The differ- 8a ence between thnt sum nnd 8a the estimated value is rep- * 8a resented in tho state’s net- 8a ural expansion in wenlth 8s and by variations between 8a assessed \alucs nnd actual 8a values of property. ** 8x 84 8 8i 8 i 8) 8^ la 84 HOGS NEAR LOWBSJ- PRICE .IN 1 when this bank was established, many chang2 cs have taken place. ■ 10 YEARS UNDER H1C.I1 TARIFF. The city and surrounding country have 3 grown—small mercantile houses enlarged and the farm acreage expanded greatly. % * Mtich -of this expansion is due to the backl ing given the people by this institution. j Your Checking Account is cordially in■ vited. A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I\ FORSTER. President II. F. WIHTNER. Cashier 1921 the Republicans imposed a heavy tariff on all livestock, includ|ing hogs, and on meats, fresh and cured. For the last ten months there has been n duty of 50 cents a. hundred pounds on livo bogs, (equal to about $2 per animal) of 75 cents a hun­ dredweight on fresh pork, nnd o f 2 cents a pound on "bacon, hams, shoulders, and other pork, prepared or preserved." i ■ While the Republican tariff has been of no assistance, t,o tho agricul­ tural producers of the country it has increased thoir cost bf living by tax­ ing everything they require to clothe themselves, build, repair and furnish thoir homes. HARDING IE NOW ENJOYING COI’FEK RIVER U. 1C. TfUi $1065 ^.o.L factory Further’ flight in tha airplane piloted by Russell X* Maughnn, army nvlator, who wa» forced-down hpre Thursday or the fourth leg of his proposed oc* con-to-occean daylight flight, is im­ possible in Its .present condition, and to repair the motor would require an indefinite period, Lieut Mnughnn an­ nounced hettriast night. An inspection by mechanics at the air mail field here, whore. Lieut Mnughnn landed becsqsc of leaking oil, revealed that the plane would not leave the ground, it was announced. It previously had been planned by the army flier to make a test fight yesReporting the condition of tho ma­ chine t o the army air service officers at Washington, Lieut. Mnughnn de­ clared that the investigation showed that not only was his oil cooler leak­ ing, but that ‘water was flowing from the cylinders and mixing with tho oil. More than nn inch nnd n half of the fluid hnd flowed into the cockpit when he turnediback to the nir mail field Thursday. Lieut. Mnughnn pointed out that cither tho water leak or the ell leak would have forced him down had be continue dthc flight Mechonics expressed great surpri inst night that Llout. Mnughnn ever succeeded in reaching Rock Springs. Asserting his belief that the army flier could not have flown much fur­ ther without having been forced to land, O. E. Stutx, mechanic of Mc­ Cook Field, told the Associated I’ ress last night that the plnne was in « "terrible condition” and to repair the present motor might require several months. Water was pouring out of the ernck<-(i water jackets at the termihntion of the flight. The water Jnckcts were of nluntipum castings, it was' said by air mall officials, and could not be replaced at'any Jiolnt west of the Mis­ sissippi river. -Lieut. Mnughnn, whot was ndvisoil yesterday to return to Mcpook Field for instructions, expects>to be in Rock Sprfngs'for several days awaiting the decision of Washington officials to send either n new motor or have the aviator return to McCook field by oth­ er means. iLcut. Mnughnn said he was sur. prised to read newspaper accounts that he was sick or nearly "semi-con­ scious" ns the result o f escaping oil fumes when he landed at Cheyyennc, Wyo., Thursday. "That is the first I knew about it,” the lieutenant said, smilingly' after glancing at a newspaper. The aviator explained that it hnd been hit pre-arranged policy to lie down and rest at each stopping place, while mechanics refueled the plnne. “ I am ready and nnxious to start again, any time plans for a repetition of tho flight nrc completed," he said, highly elated over hopes nroused by advices from Washington thnt a con­ ference on the question of the feasi­ bility of-another utlcmpt would be held. "I know 1' can ninko it. I would have made it this time if it hud been a question only of endurance. I only hnd n little more than nix hundred miles to go, and three hours to make it in. I had been snving my engine, waiting for that last dush. My speed was only about 155 miles un Hour, be­ cause 1 was snving It, to reduce the wear and tear on the engine ns much as possible." 'P R O P E R T Y on s brick-surfaced road or street has a permanently increased value— because it is served by a pavement which is lastingly smooth, easy-riding and economical -in up-keep. NATIONAL PAVING BRICK M A N U F A C TU R E R S A SSO C IA T IO N ENGINEERS B U X L CLEVELAND, OHIO U B R IC A T IO N is life— in motors. Because ■Jit defeat's wear and vibration. Jewett has a hollow crankshaft, high-pressure cyst cm, forc­ ing 2 gallons o f oil per minute to all main and connecting rod bearings, and spraying the en­ tire internal mechanism. Metal never rubs metal in a Jewett motor— a thin film of oil safe­ guards bearings. I T h e results of such ideal lubrication arc real smoothness and decided silence. Further, tho continuous oil-stream tends tok oop bearings cool, and Jewett -takes long distances at high speeds, climbs continued grades,or trudges soft roads, without overheating. You know what * happens to cars equipped with circulating and splash lubrication, under like'conditions, ljrt us show you the Jewett! Y ou try to ovcth^atlt. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A a w o r ld PHONE 648— HANFORD, FLORIDA 7-2l-24-26-28-4t About all you can say for the twelyc-hour day is •that it vnnblcs mon to do part of their loufing on tho company’s time. A PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS give* you the smoothness end flexi­ bility which go with eight cy linden.' W hen you drive an O ldsm oblle E|ght you have the satisfaction o f knowing that under the hood o f your car Is the most powerful engine o f Its size In America. This fact was proved in the great General Motors Research Laboratories. Wight Bros. Depart­ ment Garage Make Important Change That Will lie of Interest to Their Many Customers and Friends CORDOVA, Alaska, July 21.—The Owing, the popularity of tho flat­ presidential transport Henderson ar­ tery, their rugged construction and rived at the Cartlova dock during the long life, and in an effort to furnish night and President Harding came their customers with a battery of ashore shortly before ton o'clock this known quality and reliability, Ralph morning, He and most o f the mem- Wight, the efficient manager of bers of his party left fcoan after on Wight Brbs. Department Garage, has a trip to the Interior over the Copper for acme time been perfecting ar­ River railroad. rangements to open a full fledged "EX1DE" Battery Service and has THE 23RD PSALM UPrTO-DATE just closest a deal with Ray Brothers, the "EXIDE" Distributors for this Submitted to Ed. Hlgglnp hy Sandy territory, who will have charge of the Anderson 1 Battery and Igtiition Service, Re­ The Ford car. charging and repairing ail makes of batteries, and there will bo found I shall not wont another. It maketh me lie down in wet placet. there an Exide Battery for every It apoileth my good clothea. known ignition Job on earth. The It leadeth mo in deep mud holes. Electric Storage Battery Co., Phila­ It leadeth me Into paths of ridicule delphia, Pa., the oldest and largest for its name sake. makers of Storage Batteries in the It prepareth’ s break down for me world manufacture the "EXIDE” in presence of mine enemies. 'flattery In nJscs from ninety tons Yea, though I run through the val­ down to the Radlphone Cell the alse leys, I am towed up hills. 0! a gun cartridge, the moat import­ I fear great evils, while it is with ant of which la the automobile bat­ tery, end a» the battery is the life Ita rods and engine discomfort me of your car you should not Just buy a It anointeth. my haad wlht oil. battery or the so-called Just-os-good its tank runneth over. , when yon decide to got s liew battery, In.tat pn •'BXIDIT « P t fln P " V .. flureiy tha goodness of] this thing but Insist follows as# oil 4h*-days of my Ufa; I 1wo Exide stations In § shall dwell In the house oftthe'lnssns isniy High-Pressure O iling2 Gallons a M inute! The world is so topsy-turvey that mtistocracy ban no consolation in its poverty except thnt o f ridiculing We hnvc just closed a Tire Distribu­ t liasa. who have the money. tors contract with the Oldfield anti Mtchlin Tire Factories that will per­ lie Daily Herald. 15c per week. mit us to furnish you these celebrat­ ed tires at less than wholesale prices cn^some of tho same quality tires, OLDFIELD oyeralxa and .MICH KLIN - (tegular COIthfe 30x34 ....... $11-25 32x4 ..... 1................. .............. 20.89 33x4 - ....................................... 21.95 32x44 .................... ........... :• 28.00 38x44 ........... 28.30 38x5 34.90 35x5 .......................................> 35.80 86x6 ..................... ........... - .... 60.23 88x7 ..................- ............ -...... 85.75 40x8 110.50 These prices are cush. Truck Tire owners note carefully nnd supuly your needs for the coming sennon now. Prices subject to change without notice. These tires are av­ eraging their users 23,000 miles. We guarantee our products. * Drive an Olds mobile Eight and have the satisfaction o f owning a big* handsome, comfortable cor with an ovcr.plus o f power and an over-plus o f strength in every im portant chassis part. Every experienced motorist knows the advantages o f having plenty o f power to take care o f sudden bursts o f speed In traffic, and to overcome steep hills and deep sand roads. A nd the Oldsmoblle Eight (Hr Tbr AmumIi Io I P m u ) PROPERTY VALUES on fu u g t And all this at no higher cost than m any cars o f few er cylin ders* O lds m obile Is the low est priced Eight on the market WE HAVE IT 115 Magnolia Avenue Phone 4 b J pfiil^B, 11 j1 HfirJ H RMrinr mi nHInllli [ll(lt!IIUIilliiiillrih^^M f ilM jiW iM , v‘ ■yfifl.fiillicit t ». . . ■■ _ L < J ■ ■ ^ : �p 1 - LGfrFOUR r TH E SANFORD I)A IL Y HERALD, SATU R D A Y, JU l V 21,1923 REALM O f SPORTS GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING n, CELERY SEED )« S' - ' - 8a 8* *a Pa rn Mi 8* rn t o »*a BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET HALL TRAP SHOOTING B. L. SHIPP, Editor ROTARIANS TAKE SECOND GAME OF THE SERIES FROM KIWANIANS n e w s 's ^ * ” — * 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS I Florida State League Tampa 2, Orlando 4. lakeland 4, Daytona.10. St. Pete 13, Brndcntown 3. r m D ’j f c r r a or JK 'LA C A l^ T S National League SL Louis 9, New York lfc Cincinnati 11, BrookTW'f. Chicago .djtPhUai&ifltlaJ t. Pittsburgh T>, Boston 8,1 OR THE VIE FAN Heavy Hitting by Bob Holly oml.Charles Britt Bewanians sponsible for Defeat of fffivaniai Rotes win this time. r a se m e L et M e C ook fdT Y o u t h is • S u m m er” . American League Boston 6, Chicago 4. Washington 12, Cleveland 5. Philadelphia 9, SL Louis 0. Other not scheduled. ' . But you see they had the assistance o f Bob Holly and Billy Hilt this time. . <. i -, • *'* •“ You Can't Fool Your Wife1—a Yesterday afternoon the Kiwnnjans Reds Bunch Hits and punchy Paramount picture with o dropped the second game o f the RoWin From Robins powerful theme, startling situations, tary-Kiwnnis scrhjs to the Rotes to Holly’s bat haiT’ n Inrge sharr in *r lots o f . good common fense, nnd a the tunc o f II to 10. The game was the victory for the Ilotm. But he BROOKLYN, July 21.—Cincinnati gold-mine o f laughs at the Princess a hitting fray all the way through. Southern Association says that K wasn't fair—he'd make Britt mndc a two-bagger, Newman a hunched hits o ff Kucthor and Schrel-! Theatre tonight. the hits and bring in runners but Iter yesterday, defeating Brooklyn.. 11 Chattanooga 8, Atlanta 8. triple and Steele a home run In the then they’d let him die on base. to 4. The score: Memphis 4, Mobile 8. You ran Tool doctors, lawyers, final Inning though It was not enough Little Rock 1, New Orleans 6. fordil* tennr plates to U*nt the Rotes Cincinnati ...... HO0 100 010—11 15 1 scientists, judgewr-luit “ You Can't Any way it wits the turn o f the Brooklyn ..... 001 000 003— 1 14 5 Fool Your > W Nashville 5, Birmingham 4. with. Rotes to win and they went on the Rixcy and Hargrave; Ruethcr, Pulcston started the mound field with the determination to win— IIOIV TlljJY STAND You can’t fool one wife. Ininglne knew they were going to win—so for the Rotes and did considerably! Sfhrp{l,0r nnd T" y,or’ DcD#rr» uhnt a tough time old King Solo­ says Charlie Britt who is wearing a l*cttcr than the last game. Stevens NEW YORK. July 21.—The New mon must have had with his merry Florida State League who pitched the last and most part of number eight hut this morning* York (Hants, made a spirited .late ?th moh. Won Lost the game was given the credit for the inning rally here yesterday and w-on Orlando ......... ....... . 19 8 victory. Lane, pitching for the KiMessrs. Neel nnd l.illard played , ,, , , , |the third game o f their series from St. "D oc" Cook fooled the whole world. Brndcntown ........... 18 8 wnnis. , s arted o ff in fine shape and Uu|s „ Thc rcoIt.. left field together during jhe third in­ Lakeland ...__........ 12 The Allies fooled Germany— 13 the d by good support held t h o 's , , ouI#......... 03, 0|, i m _ 9 , 2 2 ning which was not objectionable to. £■«*<** ™pport Dempsey fooled Carjwnlicr— St. Petersburg ___ 12 13 the Rotes hut trouble started when Rotes safe until the sixth when the New York ... 100 IDG 002— 10 13 2 Rut— Daytona ________ 12 10 Rotes broke, louse and smashed his they both tried to lint. Nce| finally Tonc*y, Stuart nnd A Insmith, Clem­ “ You Can’ t Fool Your W ife"—not Tampa ......... ........... 8 offerings toall parts o f the lot nnd did the hatting—not hitting—because ons; Scott, Ryan, McQuillan and Sny­ for one single, solitary minute. he said the hall wasn’t where he scored six runs before the Kiwnnians der. National League knew what struck them. Struck at so it wasn't his fnult. Friend husband loved to feed his Won Iavst Rritt nnd Holly led in the hitting BOSTON, July 21.—Genewich's baby the bottle. But his was a jnw New York ........... r.c 31 Wc ran not help hut think that If nttnek for the Rotes, Britt getting pitching, aside from home run drives Tam haby-and the bottle dodn't hold milk. Cincinnati ___ ....... «)* ■ 31 the Kiwnnis hnd not have been so four safeties out of five nttempts and by Gooch nnd Russell, with one on Pittsburgh ............ 50 34 confident they might have won the Holly, while getting only two hits j | >a*e each time, w.as good enough to] And the honor guests tonight will Chirngo ...,_______ 40 $ . 42 game, hut it looks to us like they brought in runners on both. enable Boston to defeat Pittsburg 8 he G. W. Spencer, Jr., and lady friend, Brooklyn ____ ____ 43 41 Steele and l-anc were at the he ad were a little too sure. N o o n T ill 8 :3 0 tr 5 yesterday. The score:' and will seg this fine picture without St. Louis ........... 45 of the heavy hitting list.. Steele get­ 43 Pittsburgh ____ 000 010 220—5 9 2lcost to them. Philadelphia _____ 25 59 Queen Olives ..... . Southern Pepper Relish Next week the Sanford Indepen­ ting three out o f three trips to the Boston 200 102 30x—8 11 0 -----------Boston .................. 24 00 dents will meet the Deland Legion plntter, one being good for four bas­ Fresh Shrimp Cocktail Hamilton, Kurin, llaghy nnd G ooch;! Monday Bight Gladys Walton in team in what is expected to be the es. Ij»ne got three out o f four. "The Gossip" also Bull Montana tn Gcnewich and O’Neill. Hearts of Celery Salted Nuts This game evens up the series, l)oth League tightest game o f the season. Thuogh "Two Twins” n tv.o-patt comedy. Won Lost SOUP the Legion team has defeated the teams having one defeat nnd ory* vic­ PHILADELPHIA, July 21.— MitchORLANDOS NEW C o) f locals three times they had a hard tory to their credit. New York ....... .... 57 29 Chicken with Noodles ill won a hurling duel with Knufmann The proceed* of the game will bo yesterday, giving Philadelphia n 1 to run for thir money—and Sanford fans Cleveland .............. ,to 40 ’ ENTREES St.-I.nuis .............. 43 aay that they will lose their “ money" given to the Women’s Club. 42 0 victory over Chicago. >The score: ORLANDO, July 20. If the name The box score follows: Souffles o f Chicken this time! 41 42 fh ica go .............. 000 000 000 0 5 1 t» lived up to, Orlando's * new golf Detroit ........... Rotary Philadelphia 42 43 Philadelphia 000 0<t0 O01— 1 7 1 course, now under construction, prom* ROASTS All R H PO A F. Chicago _________ And now at last movement is on 40 43 Knufmann and O’F a rn ll; Mitchell' isos hcart-hreakihg ox|>eriencc* for • 1 1 Vounji Vermont Turkey, Vegetable Dressing 1 3 0 1 nnd Wilson. foot to have the city call n bond elec­ Newman, 2b 49 'the inexpert player. Dub-dread—just Washington .......... 35 5 It «1 3 1 n Host on . tion for 875.000 to lie used in the con­ Knight, lh. 31 50 Cranberry Suuee Seminole Salatl .3-3 ----------------------------uaii out bjr an experienced golf archi5 4 4 9 1 ti struction o f a municipal golf course, Rritt, e. . .. Roast Leg of Milk-fed Veal VII.LA WAS MI RDERED tovt or engineer—promise* to ’.*• one* ........ 5 1 0 1 0 i . baseball park, and fair grounds. An Hill, 3b. , , . • .i „ / In I k r e i r m l t C o u r t , S c v r n t b JuiUrlnl BY HAND OF MEXICANS, Roast Loin of Reef o f the best courses in ..it* section ol cirm it. iu .n«i for tkr i tiumt «»f > ) • t j Kent, ss. 0 1 0 enthusiastic promoter of this pin j.'Jv 'be South. burmlnvlr I 'la r ld n . In ( h n n r r r , . J BEING SHOT FROM A Mill' I Hrandt, rf. ‘ l 0 0 II 0 0 taking a petition around for tl VEGETABLES I IT IT IO S . llnynes, rf. 1 0 0 0 (I ( who really believe and know 'A ullrr of al p | . llr n t io » f o r r . l llrril W i l l i a m A I'itiu. S r . J 1> | t«vlt l» ..n .1 Candied Yarns l|. raid Prlm lt iK t’ o n ip a n v . « c o r p o r a - I White Potatoes Mashed in Cream t M i l * r r M n . S t* o f I hr I . c o r r a l . 3 11 >) 1 1 II Sangonl ought to have these things Stevens, p. . l io n . T )• l*ow e ll. J A. W il lia m * . 1 M n l n i r a o f liar M n t r «•< I I, Cauliflower nu Gratia Henry, cf.-*» . ... 3 1 1 1 0 0 to sign. . o 0 •1 0 0 II Holly, If, .... ■I P ' — - ■ DESSERTS --1 1 II n 0 0 0 If Sanford can get « docent twit Fuleston, p. Apple Pie Grape-fruit Cream Pie 0 n 0 0 0 park by December there is a chance Du Rose, If. — — — — — o f her being in the Florida Stale lee Cream and Cake 31 11 12 21 3 4 League next season. Several club* Cell-. •e Mints Kiw anis now in the circuit have signified their F.%> r.r), i ) i ( r a 8 f i l , nan u ly. W. H Intention of giving up their franchise i All R H PO A E H r t n d o n and Hvn l l r r m l o n , lilii ...................................................................................................................................J "Villa, TriIJn, and three mrmliors of 1,1Al* i uT j fA’nt i*i» " Ife t\ I*. lU rn d o n nnd L i l l i e I*. so Sanford probably will he offered Lloyd, lh. 4 3 0 M 3 ii . X <;,r irllTlPHlr•'*U* \i* Hr r i»d *iii, hi* " I f f . Hubert K. I N r Ti­ tl.cir r^cort vnrrr killed shortly l*tforc 11hr *.tii i l» v o f . la n e A l» I s . Steele, ks. one of them. 3 4 3 1 4 1 ll >!» a Tut J s. Ilerndon. h it w if e . i ^ 1*1 i • rll'.'it ,*It In m> " f f n <» I" H e r n d o n it Lane, p. 4 1 3 0 3 0 right o'clock thin morning with prr- I hap tint dr Aidillrntlftn f**r To\ * hIw **Iff . j, in (* m d * in g.'pfiriURiM’ M lih la'* I •It a. d i * 1M I P 1rtfah <8, Rrumvea >i Overlin, c. 4 1 3 6 o II nir<litation while Villa and hi* non* i t rlHlrjIt* i fn!.fai < a thr • i.. m » iit8 lifnlr-r F.nbt rt N pnnion? were driving in an aulomo* P4 rt I ••I i" • * * klluiated In ( ’asvvi ll. ;th. r 1 0 0 0 0 0 ill n .Mrd. **r t*lhf rw Ixr f *•*Uf11' *d-» t o - " It la*t M I ilv. which Villa personally pilotI V f t-Titlnnf b. show whnt they can do on the links Ilaumcl, .'lb* 3 (I 1 1 0 0 f *rii..nt* t. II a N. U m ’ T l < T S *11 l r . FarVt 1-.urM uiitl II I' P a rk* I|,uhrd (tUAnajuato, a auliurh of L»mI i tine At thn d.At. Ban.. rs«a a p ia u ; p or Cougfji and Cold*, Head­ •rt S .».ITatn t'a llftirn la without much expense cither. So wo Moore, 2h. 4 J if t 0 (1 0 0 purtti 8 •dsaimitu; in liT r M u p - « <1 0 1 0 « o ‘h :s r,lv T h r w e n rin d i,> I:;"-; •;( U J '‘V ,ik m r . ,,,'V !i,i. say let everybody affix hi* official Lawton, rf. (1 (1 I: aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism rt N * I'.i'ti* (IrdraPisd, **T ( * ai h o u s e o n^T, ll(r unU iol' « phalli *b«* r«n|*» it n 0 0 0 0 m.v «>r M-vcn nu*n p o s t.e di in !•• ifi .*t*.| t <» 11.•* fs’ U u uin tf rtf*, , , u „ T . „ i . . . ,i « m | » n . i i . . t monlk'cr. Dumas, rf. and All Aches and Pain* * * * * 1 1 ’ I* tm: a t * * 1 tsrltiii in nil* » n t l i . " r , l ,|«i' J u t , A I* 1 * :* Ganlner, i f 3 0 1 (1 0 0 th e r o a d . t • t.tti). I torhlM. tis*" n .South , ALL DRUGGISTS W 1TNKSS m> rn .-U I sIBtiHtu*, f nf th«* S o u th h a lf tS5' * ) *»f j "I immediately ordered an Invent 1- . . ■I tlit« t h r l i t l i <)*, o f Jtitn A McKay, cf. 1 0 0 0 0 0 t< t »• S M » i.-* t «iti » r t « r iN T .i , > .*f th. Athletics Found Four ..11 25c a n d 65c, ja r s a n d tu b e * w ! i J‘ l QUMt til tJ»L*| I «.»f Si v’!l"Ii Farter, ff. 1 0 n 1 .11 1 K A I t O t 'O l.A S S H o s p it a l siza, 8 3 . 0 0 ! *t *8i\ <"^1. T.*a%n»h»»» N ln rtn n C l r r k r i m i l l ' ’ ••mi Brown Pitchers Hard Neel, If. V (1 i) 0 <> 0 n ut hot it ie s. I h a v e l e a r n e d t h a t t h e s e 1 1 • S uth lUrtk* Th tft> (101 l.a»«t SfiBlnoIr Uount* , I*l• * f id a m e n , n r m e d w i t h 3 0 3 0 r i f l e * , f l e d 1 * upftrjirlnir f r o m t h r M f - r n m u •! Jinkins, If. . 1 0 u 0 0 Ilv A M. VVKHKB. I» c Cf*»r.Jslulfit musr that y»*u ST. lXlUIS, July 2L— Pounding Langley, If ha\. *r rl.iim ti» ha'r a**m«» Intrrc^t . . ‘ 1 u 0 0 0 0 f r o n t th e house on horseback in t h c '' tC-JS-}t-M-H-tt**t<*“ in ami i*. t.* tut* th*- ijiihih liiiuli* IirfrinahnYt* iirr**lna d« * four SL Louis pitcher* hard, Phila­ V , 3 tr— tif V |>pi trial I,tn f n r Tat I.rod * r < •- Ih* rrforr >nu. M H all ulllf I'lirk* bills. r f . moral I J . r 1-arKJiur.l si ti r r h e r e by delphia defeated the Browns 9 to C I rtilrr ^ r r ilo w r»T"» nf Ih 35 10 II 21 12 1 f' • * f,d t * <i;Jtr«d t«* !•»» ar M n M l r * «»f i b r of rin rM n . a ml "1 had no cavalry and could not puryesterday. The score: Score by innings: * . t r• .*ur M ill tT rru lt t*«»urt. at ittr* N'f»U(*» m h* f#*h|r L'lvt ti th a t I H ' sue them . In >ar.f' T«l, Fb.rltla* »’ T* t h r , The iru ^t 1 t uultl d o u f t ? K lll.r. *.f T a i : riutr .it . c *ssii» t Philadelphia .. 200 Oil 230—9 14 1 Rotary , 202 016 0— tl lL I . 1 . , V** *»1. d f lt r d t h r Mil tiny nf Jurn A 5*r.i »ta> i*f J u l> . A I» H»tl. and t h « n i to order the varioui» detachments in « r ti* t h r till! *»f SL l<ouis .... 101 0)0 021-—0 13 OIKiwanla 312 201 1 _ M ■ilil frrtK Idt. Ih to, and It.* tr fnAK* a n d h a * m a d e u o p l i r a t l i . n f.-r m m p U l t l t * k h lhitrd M l l n M > ou . *»th* sector to he Koninutl and Druggy; ;Davi», Root. .Summary: Two bare hits. Card-. this . _. on the lookout for .. iJim r . . |»rc* c n t i f c t t u n ill !#*• >.l to l*>u. In accord a nr. with , the assassins. The city a u t h o r i t i e s ta « Olid r. rttnValr <mhrai n the «nttP»-*l fttatuM > «»u Pruett, Dayne anti Severv-id. n«T, „Prill; home runs, Steele; three ^ ^ A n d all p a r t U a c l a i m i n g ln trr< »t i t •)•»<•rll mH\ p r o p r r n nlViiat»-«! c ordered a tit tarhinctit of ruralcs u n dr r Ib l * »t N J*aynr. *J**rra«td. c*r tins.- hits, Ntwman; stolen bases,' •i**b iT.iiiur. |*»-" it ti|i t h c r " 1 a r H nnd t> thr laruia af«.r* * i . » t s s: ! Its 11e# *8 L o t f i l btdI CLEVELAND, July 21.— Washing-1 Kent, Lloyd. Ovorlin 2. Hit by pitch- tn Mgin pursuit." ht r • !*> " i t i r r r d amt renutre-ct .... T h r iti­ »*. , • T r "-; In It. T*%t» t(‘ ',d Gen. Mnrtihci said that nt tl it a r y < i; • : r t: ind ar, b* f*srr our >*14 UirtDn and Cleveland to*>k atlvantage o fje r l*uleston (Steele), Ijtne (Kent), •aid larui t*ctnc d •f t h r iMUllhM •f BL !i % ! «' •v;rt r»; t*.. C >urth«ni»r in Snuj detachments had left Jimincx and 31 ” '•* nn o ff day yesterday to pin? tiff n f 'r d . 1‘ b . f i d * • n the <ih d«> «*f Au I’ r r l l t i r d U in I h r n x lh r <tf I ' t i l t i o u i, <\alle de Alltudc on the trail of the k'J*t. A I* bt-lXi*; t h r Auk*u»t m tf postponed game which the visitors I -■ won 12 to 5. The score: Washington 000 500 Cleveland OOO 030 ’1 . Zachary and Ruel; Scott and O'Neill. “ You’ll like the dishes I prepare, you’ll like my |% portions, you’ll like the service at the Semi* nole Cafe. Best of all, you’ll find that it doesn’t cost any more to enjoy delicious food here than at home. And you’ll save all the work and-drug?ry of cooking and dish­ washing. [f b S e m in o le G a fe 1 00 SUNDAY, JULY 22ND------ $1.00 I !hm & E $ « w S i T R Y A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! CHICAGO, July 2L— down afti r an unateady Chiiagti safe in the pinrhc i : s s mv i f f i r l a l a l a n a t u r o nr, I (>-|; a I . j mates hunched hits and tied Chicago’s ] ins .1. « lt>*4 |4|-»|*r|t> aliuatod In i ; a . i> * irf:t.A jis. rsoinlnolo cauni;. i**utiti. K KlurlJs. i»-w li: s-’ j,’ .|J " hen iH.litiiiar.s speak of a "logi- i *jj. ,. r o>oti.moi. io r id a , in -s ii: r **r‘* Juto. A I Clorli i.f H i, I ’ i r m l i I’ o a r t , early lead n , s . m l n - . l r |-|■ufit, . n i . r l d a . B ,..u » .ho t a r n . S . j y ^ * • - « * < * . "*>■ ......... « , « « . to 4. The score: n » : A W. W E E K S . P. C. t'l«rk Circuit Court. j ijMirpp ij. ilc -rrin c. at i t . »T*nol thr lasusiK-o *»t that can handle the job. but that can « Boston Sotiiinnie rouuty, rioridii fcu IW2 O ltt-h 11 a ! *“ *“ “e. ■rtitcai.“ ■■*“ *r thud C«sun»et ■uoh Is ilit ‘ ■"JJ’ * , “ r be handled. s »> A M VVKUKK. P. C. i FMhUlt r Uprh|iigit)4titg. " *■>•* eortllieaio »ha>l • ; Chicago . . ^ 501 0tX> 0 0 0 - 4 7 0; kiHoru |s . : : - : s - ; - t- h - : i - ! s- « c. n ^f-V un l s c m t lln c to .................................. — '- ■ - ■ --------------- — J Pietry and t ’ kinieh, Walters; T.f tie Itt-od will l*»u* »n th* Vth d*>' \— — ———r— . Anm*l. An>*«'•»«*. {* , . .. . . BBBBaaa««BBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBBBBBaBBBBB * Blankrnship, I^w rettc and Schalk, ■d WlT.NKSri * f t let* I » lm > a tu rr M*l t h i o k f S»lli 4s )•a J uSr s . U l>M '■ -- Graham. ^T'’’ -v" '* tSiCAi.) D a itf>r<JLAS>-. ■ v “ . w w t'trruit t > u n . ■ finminodo ivaian, sTa ■ STOPPED HIS BAINS lt> : A 3d WKKKS. D, C. ■ _ ^ ,V(C :r « 8| “ 1 was suffering with a severe cold.js -tv -f.r.it-ii.r^ -s-t-S io s We have been very fortunate in securing the finest Novelty Orchestra in the state for Wed- S headache and pains in my abdomen," \«S»ire <*r %rishi «llit|i four t'ai ■ nesdav Night writes J. B. Dring, Newport, R. I. 1 mlfr 8rrtlu« M.% «*f Ikr (sm rnl %t*l«9r« *»l ikr %|«tr rt rUHta. "A fter taking Foley's Honey and 'I i. l r* . i n .i. Sink* !■ hetot, th r u that Mrs Tar in nmjunttJnn w«th holey ( ath- »:*t.iic Msnlo, purct.aoo-r or Tat tVr•rtie Tablets I was entirely reHewd\ ^ \ ^ «U^ o f my cold and pains." Coughs re-jo*** in my offle* and has ms.to A T T E N T I O N !! su itin g , __ from Ilav Fever nay - sever, t , ____ . . . . B ron ch itis, Crouu » roup and ana . . . . ___'i-klli,* f r T * \ A sth m a, tai,.. Whoonir.z * * )' ” prom« • , prvi** ri' U rd n . n> iv ,u r l H A R T Z E L L ’S O R C H E S T R A I in a BB s;,id c o r u i,. at. l,'r f In ,ll<-« n k do*f rii..d 2 r uuMv.i J b l L a t e J If* »«. n.lnt.1, mitt *lr Unufttv, S « it . **THE H O Y S W IT H e y s Hooey and Tar. The largest Ul>i. n »* .-rd at ih. dsi. m IN G Sl.G o T A X P A I D selling cough medicine in the world. •* »*»ustvr* of *ur*i r n r t l f l c s t * la t h * *■ _ , , • s t a r at \ U S t l S . P t l u ll* . M id * S o l d everywhere.— Adv. i r v r t l f i c a i * > k a ll U- r o d o o r r . r j a c c o r d - ( ■ I n s I " la w T a t Pcaat w i l l taau* t h . i r o s l i «*a t h * S t r d d a , i.f J iU , A. IV. I t s * . W iT K K S M ■»> . . f f l r i a i , U n a t t i c a n d 5 ■me itself would aertti charming **•1 however, If described by the chop m a writes surrnu-r twaort literature — r * Nbtfeg X tf a want this wL tui.un ; n A K T IN R I /A llL lilU W EpNESDAY EVENING(•ic :;-:e-;-t-i<-si-«u. R E I» A N D BBBBBl PEI**’ • M Ike Itlh d>> of June A. 1> j2 . u ^ !g K A. IVMlIlJVH^i. ■ THE * ADMISSION A M ) DANC- • . I 0 */ rtv TI U O 1J G E N E R A L A D M IS S IO N 23c. T A X P A ID C a s in o 'f O f - Roofs that Challenge Weather U was Mark Twain who said, “ Everybody talks a lot about the weather but nobody nrwM. nrivtlvirsf* __ fa. ia . • * does anytliing about it .” b i t v f/: t m m i: But there is one thing you can d o ab ou t'th e effect o f weather on the roofs o f your buildings. Cover them with our prepared roofing or shingles and you c a n laugh a t intense heat, pounding rains, driving snow storm s and severe cold. • * " Free booklets an*? samples. Call a t our office and le t us tell you how good roofings w ill save money for you and add distinctive beauty to your buildings through their cheerful colors. HILL LIMBER CO. JULY 25TH ■ Phoae 130------------------------- Sanford, Florida l i ' 1*'^ 1 ! L b: iP - a ^ f*l, 8 n * ■ 8 8 * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a �TH E SA N F O fll) D A IL Y H ERALD, SA TU R D A Y, JULY 2 1 ,1 9 2 3 Raising the Family was an easy question tor Bullet r j u ^t lo o k kt~ THfVT LITTLE ' BON * - s — HOW DOrVOU '--------KNOW uIHEPJE. LITTLE ©CMS G O U)VAO_5---- vksshV w«r t h v w m b ij e "SICH1 ~ Ryaa Examined BUSINESS DIRECTORY Glaasoa Dsalgned Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. . WANTED WANTED— BOYS TO SEAL THE SANFORD HERALD ON THE STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD OpUcian-Optornetrist H I Bast First Street Sanford, Fla. CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A W. S. Leak J. II. Colclough FEW HOURS WfittK. SEE LOUIS You can find tha n a » « of S IlIlT AT THE HERALD OFFICE. Leak.& Colclough •very Hvo Business Man dh-tf INSURANCE In Sanford In this Column W AhlfED—1‘osition UH cure taker of Fire—Life— Auto •nch day. grove or something on that line or No. 3 First Nut'l Ilnnk Bblg. Annex furming or dairying by experienced, SANFORD -;FLORIDA competent married man. Apply Room 2, Pico Hotel. * D5-4t|i M K i H N U X l l D i M I t l WANTED—To trade equity in place Quick Service Transfer lot 50x117, fi room bouse, nearly Storage Facilities new, with hath, gas,'electric lights, on If ws pleas# you,' tell others; If not, paved street, for vacant lot, prefer toll urn. Phono 498 one with some shade tree's on it. Ad­ dress “ Trade" cure of Herald, D7-3tp SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER CLASSIFIED § ADS : --------I*a FOUND ClnnKified Ads 1c a word. No Fu Ad taken for less thnn 25c. I** FOUND— Florida license tag. Own­ And positively no Classified er can have same upon identifica­ Ads charged to anyone. Cash Na tion and paying for ail. Call nt Her­ must accompany all orders. • ha ald office.. 97-tfc Count the words and remit arordingly. fct MISCELLANEOUS 117 Commercial Streot—Sanford, Fla. B. W . HERNDON WILL BUILD YOU A HOME if you have a thousand saved up.— Melsch Realty Co. - 93-Gtc FOR SALE FOR RENT LOST ICHELLE MAINICS L A W Y E R -i— Court House INSURANCE TO A t ,I , I’ l l O I ' I ’ IITA OtVN HUS O W M M l IMIOI’ F I I T V O V H A N FO IIU A V K . m i n i F I F T H K l l l k u r SIII T I I T O T K A T H T T H l l K T i N n llrn Is lierntty a l v . t t t h a t th e c o n s t r u c t i o n u f t h e n s p h a lt p a v e m e n t o n H a n fo rd A v e n u e , front F i f t h Ft. s m ith t o T e n t h S t r e e t , , h a s b e e n c o m p l e t e d , tint! t h e c o m p l e t e d w o r k ban b e e n (tuiiHy a c c e p t e d b y t h e C it y C'otnmlssliin o f tha t ' l l y *,f Han forth T h e f i d l n w l i i a Is t h e Una! a s s e s s m e n t m i l r n v r r l m r s u i t p a v e m e n t s h n w lm r th e a c t u a l o s t o f s a id p a v e m e n t c h a r g e a b l e t o a ll p r o p e r t y a b u t t i n g u p o n aald purl loti o f Sanftu d A v e n u e : Flntil K s t lm u t c f u r I ’ aVIrur H a n f o r d A v e n u e front F i f t h S t r e e t S o u t h t o T e n t h S tre e t. Thi' f a l l o w i n g Is Ihu Gnat I X I f n n t e < t t h e rn st o f P a v i n g H a n f o r d A v e n u e w l l h 2" s h e e t a s p h a l t o n a « ” ru ck b a s e , n w i d t h o f 24 f e e t f r o m F i f t h S t r e e t Sm ith t o T e n t h Street. 16 29 Pit. Yds. g r a d i n g 4iV 8CI.15 4023 Hln. Vils , O v e r h a u l *t l c ........ !***.«•« 10.11 3341 1.In. Ft. c o l t c r e l o r u rh a n d g u t tp r Vi1.131.18 i Lilt. Ft. 4 " x l 2” cotieri'lt<# c u r b ip 33c 83.11 ir.n I.ln Ft. g r a n l l e c u r b re s e t If u.u 13.40 4631 Fq. Yds. Mur Adam f o u n d a t i o n Til** 3.871.(8 171 6 Fq. Yds. Hlicet 2” t o p ff 990 ■ 4.718.34 4 57 Fq. Yds, B rick l e l a l d on e d g e 1 Me 1*7.05 t'l Fq. Y ds. Brick Itvlnld fla t If not* . . *10 567 Sq. Ft. S i d e w a l k Imllt 4i t0B.ll it T y p e A I n le t s tr (2 51)-........................ *55.00 7 T y p e tt I n le ts Hr 31.50 . , 317.10 1120 F e e t S t o r m s e tve r f f 1.02 1.148.(1 I M a n h o l e ...................... ............... ......................... 50.00 I’ vlrii W o r k 10.71 3 M o n u m e n t s at stre t I n t e r s e c t io n '■< (! 18.50 I.ahn ratm y In sp ection o f m aterials 1.71.8* I ennl e x p e n s e , a d v e r t i s i n g , e tc .. If Ztt.SD F o u l ne, r i n g I f ' 683.00 en, ns in the case of Galveston, D ay-, Florida, and the soul of said Court at 114.919.37 ton. Johnstown Snid many others. It S'nutlty!,rJ.'ioVi!{»h 5" Hn" r" nl' . .14.973 12 would l>< rather new and novel to go July. A. l». IW23. ..... &.U48.15-, tHKAt.) 17. A. IMU’ttt.AHH. 2.010 shopping in n rowboat ns they do 13.7075 FIIK I* T W M .t.lA M H . K n g l n r e r . in Venice, but the disadvantages K. It. T r a fT o r d 's M a p o f th e t o w n o f H an fo rd , F l o r id a . would hnvo to be figured in the hun­ Name. F eet mtnee Assessment dreds of thousands of dollars. C. || M o o re . N. 32 ft l.ot 33 1120.68 This may not happen in many N o t ice o f A p p l l r n t l u o f o r T a x H erd L o u is e C r o o m s , F -12 Ft.. L o t 7. Blk . 7. T r . A. 48.91 13 L o u i s e Crilotos. L o t 9. Blk. 7. Tr . A .................... 44 165.77 I niter S e e llo n .NT.% o f th e l i c n r r n l years, but the longer it is delayed IM F t r l e k la ud, l.o t 9. Blk 7. T r A. 41 165.77 s t a t u t e s o f llte State o f F l o r i d a . 44 1*5.77 the more damage it will do when it N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n lliut F. H. J I ». Sheeit. Lot 10, lllk 7. Tr. A. 41 186.77 V e r n n y . p u r c h a s e r o f T a x P e r t l l l e a l e J. II. Sued. Lot II. lllk . 7. Tr . A. does happen. The conditions are per­ No. 227, d a t e d the GlH rtay o f J uu e , A J. D, F i n e d . L o t 12, Blk 7. I A. . 44 188.77 K n t lie r lp e Brow n. l.ot 7. lllk 9. . Tr . A 44 1(16.77 l>. B lit , has Hied suld c e r t i f i c a t e lu my fect for such it snlostrophy nt the 44 165.77 o f f i c e , a n d lias m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r A L. Held. L o t 9. Blk. S, T r . A. 44 present time, nnd I regret to say that T a x D ee d to Issue lu accordant*)) with, W. ft. D rcell, Lot 9. |tlk. 8, Tr ,. A............ * 1*5.77 W, O. l i r e ell, l. o l HI. lllk 8. .. A. . 44 1*6.77 Fa Id ce l l B1 cu te e m b r a c e s th e the sooner it happens the better, un­ la w . 44 1*5.77 f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y s itu a te d t. C. Hull, l.o t 11. lllk. 9. T r A. I C Dull, tail 12. lllk. v " . 44 :: k— : 1*6.77 less the people can lw brought to III Fciu lt ndo (Jim m y, F l o r id a , l o . w l l ; | St. J a n u s A. SI. K. C h u r c h . Lot ik Blk . 9. Tr. A. . _ _ So 1t f .l l W ' i ,.f S W I i o f H W ' i , Fee. Ill, T w p realize the seriousness of the situa­ N t l ra illB n g . l.ol 7. lllk. 9. T r . A. 50 I8t.lt 2H J l l a n g e 20 iln sl. 10 a r r i s . The O II. t Irn m b l Iu g l.ol 9, Blk. 9. Tr. A. 61 241.12 tion, and the necessity of taking ac­ s a id la nil b e i n g assesse'd nl I he itale O s c a r Ai l r u m b l l n w . Lot 9 lllk. 9. T r. A. 60 188.38 of the I*smm........ such I'ortBIcnte In T r u s t e e s . It..li T a b e r n a c l e < l>iireh. L e t 10. Blk 9. T r. A. 60 188.38 tion before it is too late. Ihe n a m e o f I* M Ka nose t'n less ICpiinn Miller. I.,>t r>. Blk. lo. T r A. 60 111.11 s T h e'on ly consoling feature is the a id I'l't'tBleale s h a ll' la* red eem i' il tii*- Pin mil Mille r, l.ol 7. lllk. lo. Tr . A .............. 60 118.18 e o r d l l i g t o la w T a x D ee d w ill I tstte 61 241.12 fact that the remedy is so easy of ac­ thereu ti o n Hie 13th d a y o f A u g u s t . <Cin mi |\ Miller, l.o l 8, lllk. lo. Tr . A. 60 . ■ tis .ir J N l ’ |.......... l e d 9. Blk. III. T r . - A . ................. D. *1*5,1. complishment. JkVith the headwaters A. WITNKHH J. N P r o , mis. I,,.tto. lllk lo. T r. A. . 60 181.31 my o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e and ole L e w is . W >i ,.f l.o l n Blk II. T r A. f.ll 181.81 of the St. Johns fairly clamoring for s e a l th is th e Till d a y o f J u ly . A. D JI H IV B a k e r , l. o l *. lllk 1 1 . T r A. 60 188.21 1923. 61 • I. I’ , lin k e r, l.o l s. |tlk 11. Tr. A. 241.12 an outlet into the Indian rlcer, it IHKAt.) 60 N a th a n LiiW vnlb nll. k u i ■. Illly 11. T r . A. 111.38 would be such a small undertaking F l u n k H arris, l e d 1i r T 4 4 k , A 60 181 38 33 W W. I.) win. Lot I. lllk 124.33 that-it would scarcely justify the W W le wis . N. „ f L o i ^ - T l l k . 7. T r. I 18.5 *3.18 ceremonies of a barbecue ur a fishfry William lliinict le. K l i f t o f F. ‘ x o r Lot 2, Blk. 7. Tr. 1.. 16 6 *3.1* William Itiirneiie. K 111 fi . o f F. l i o f la d 3. lllk 7. Tr. I. 33 134.32 to celebrate its completion. The San­ K. S. J81hll sit4II, 1.4*1 1. Blk. 7. Tr . I S3 134 II ......... N o t i n ' o f A l i p l l e n l l o o f o r T a x D ee d -In in» n l.«*l 6, lllk 7. Tr . I 33 124.12 ford Chamber of Commerce could do Fm lC r N rcllo n .*,7.5 o f th e f i r u r r a l \\\ I! Kt-ll lx. 1.4It C. lllk 7J T r. I 33 124.12 .. .... S l n i o i e s o f th e Sta te o f l*‘ lorliln. nothing with more vital and farM. 1! <Mitin'll H d) Lot Tt lllk 7. T r . I 33 124.33 N o t ice Is h e r e b y g i v e n D ia l (I. f. 33 1*4.33 reaching effort than to appoint a 1. a Vigil,', p u r c h a s e r o f T a x t 'e r r llle n t e to 188.11 60 committee to circulate a poition to No. 24il. d a t e d th e 6th d a y o f J u lio A. I8S.1S D, 1921. h a s llled s a id eC rt lD eale In 64 341.18 have drainage district created by the m y o f f i c e , nnil has m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n It ley L ittle . 1aO( 4. lllk «. T r . i. , . 60 li t 38 f o r T a x D ee d to Issue lu a c c o r d a n c e U4*or«B M. Mr* 50 l a d 1 Blk. 5. Tr. m ill next legislature. w ith ia xv. Said e e rt lllra tn e m b r a c e s Mels,i'li h i'f ih y «*|l.. Lot 1. lllk. 9. Tr. 60 118.18 th e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y s i t ­ Mels I'll IlilldtY ( 'll., Lot 2. Blk 9. T r 1 — SUBSCRIBER. 60 118.18 DAYTONA, July 20.—The local — ||y: A. M. W E E K S , D. C. chamber of commerce will take a re­ «.j«.*3-I0.7*7-l4-S l-»tc. A T T O H N B Y-A T-I.A W ferendum voto to see whether Day­ In C ir c u it Chart o f ( h r S r i r u l h J u d i ­ F ln t Rational Bonk Bailding » c ia l C ircu it o f th e S t a t e o f. M . r b t s tona's* business men favor issuing INFORD -> FLORIDA tu null for She Cauoly •* bonds totaling $070,000 for public im­ H U L K S F 0 U UAL. 10— J udI unloadcj Male, lu Chnnrerr. \OTI4T! A M ) OHIIKH OK F P S U C A car o f fino mules, for sale or provements. TION. Hmtly J. ll.dw ood. Joined by tier huetrade. ,Comu to sec theni.- Whighmm bend, Thomas K. Itedwood. 97-0tp Satire ef AppllruDon fur T s i Deed ELTON J. MOUGHTON & Benton, Sanford, Fla. C om plalnsnt, Fiuter Section 8TB ul the (teurrul W . J. THIGPEN ’ Estate SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! u ate d lu F e tn ln o lo C o u n t y , F in rld a . t o u li: L o t s 12, 15, 16, anil 17. Bra dley*# A d d i t i o n to L o t t g w ..... I * T h e s a id lurid b e i n g a s s e s s e d at th e d a t e o f t h e Isuntie,, o f s u c h c e r t innate I n . t h o tinine o f K. tt, B r a d l e y . ItuleSH said c e r l l l l e a te siinll b e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o la w T u x D e e d w i l l Issue l h e r e o n o n Ihe 23rd d a y o f J u l y A. D, 1923. WITNKHH m y o f f i c i a l s l g n n l t i r e nnd s e a l th is the IGth d a y o f - J u n e A. D. 1923. (H K A L ) K. A. DOUCILAHH, . C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t, H ciuln ole C o iin iy . F lo r id a . , . B y : A. M. W KICKS, II. C. 6 - 1 6 - 2 3 - 3 0 - 7 - 7 - 14-21-Glc.* j J aim m Njuimi # |. I sillI 3, lllk 9.T r. 1 64 141.11 .1a in ■•n Hunt lit’ 1I. fa*,i f. lllk . 9. T r. 1 60 188.18 J ll. r.n l.ol 5. Blk. 9. T c . t ........ 118.18 M. C , MtiMi'ly, l.ol 1. Blk. 10, Tr. 1 60 181.28 60 Jin* |a«>V«*tl. 1*1 1 3. Blk. 19,’ Tr. 1 ..... . 111.32 J. N. c*rmirn#i, Lot 3. Blk. 10. Tr. 1 64 *41.12 60 ,1. N. i ' n u i n in. Lot 1. Blk . 10. T r l ....... l l l .l t 60 F . 1* ItllM'K. 1Lot 6. Blk . 10. Tir. 1 118.12 Fau n uni i h k Ii Hi li on|, AlII lllk. l l . Tr, I 264 9*4.82 . T i l e a b o t e a n d f o r e g o i n g final a s s e s s m e n t s a r e p a y a b l es w i t h o u t Interest without u p 111 J u l y 27, 1923, anil f r o m and a f t e r s a id ilatu s old s p e c ia l a s s e s s m e n t s w i l l b e p n y n h le o n ly In te n equal a n n u a l I n s t a l l m e n t s w it h I n te r e s t U H i per a n n u m o n nU d e f e r r e d p n y m r n l s . W i t n e s s m y h an d ns C ity C le r k a n d Dm Heal nt Die C it y o t H a n fo rd , th is 26Di day o f J u n e A. !>. 1923. (H K A L ) U tt. F I U M I ’ S. C i t y C l e r k . 6 -2 7 -3 0 -7 .4 . 7 - 1 1 - M ' l l - 2 l SU BJECTS O F IN TEREST j H e m ln o le C o u n t y . F lo r id a . FRED R . WILSON K*m 7, Miller Bldg. SANFORD -t- -I- -:- FLORIDA W OOD SVAEO! s e v e r a l l y ur o t h e r w i s e In a m i t o th e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d la n d s i t u a t e In th e C o u n ty o f S em inole ami S tate o f F ln rIda. t i i - w t t ! T h e Kast h alf o f the Northeast q u a r t e r a m i th e Ka*t h a l f <if N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r o f H o u lh e u s l q u a r t e r o f Hertlu o .Seventeen ( 1 7 ) . T o w n s h i p T w e n ty -n n e ( I I ) South o f Iton gc T w e n t y And Also Make Inland Wnterwny n in e ( 1 9 ) Kast. It u n c a r i n g f ro n t t h e s w o r n hill o f To Miami. Kmlt y J. Iteilwnoil, Joined in lo r h ushand. TKotnna J, R e d w o o d , h e r e in tiled, y o n and rnrh o f you are' d e fe n d Do the residents of the St. Johns nthuat .. , . t s t o s a id h i l l ; th a t ) o u r r e s i d e n c e s V a l l e y r e a l i s e t h e i n e v i t a b l e r e s u l t ' a r e u n k n o w n ; th a t e a c h o f y o u , the n a m e d ' d e f e n d a n t s , If l i v i n g . Is of the numerous drainage systems so av id e r th e a ge o f tw en ty -olio years; emptying Into the St. Johns'river in th a t t h e r e Is n o p e r s o n In th e S t o l e o f F lo r id a , t h e s e r v l r e o f s u b p o e n a u p o n the event of n continued rainy spell w h o m w q n h l 111 ini th e s a id d e f e n d a n t s . If in g , o r e i t h e r o f t h e m , a n d It such as wo are having nt the present f u r tliv h e r a p p e a r i n g f r o m th e s w o r n hill time. With these pollring their o f e on ip ln llit th at It Is th e b e l i e f o f e c o m p l a i n a n t th at t h e r e Is a p e r ­ floods of water into the river sudden­ th s on. o r a r e h s i s o n s . I n t e r e s t e d In llte property, whose ly instead of discharging it gradually a b o v e JUKwflhed n a m e o r n a m e s a re u n k n o w n to the ns was formerly the case, and with e o m p l a l n n n t : IT IS T t l K R K K O t t K n i t K H K I t (lint y o u nnd e a c h o f y o n uml the contingent lakes and flatwoods D all p a r t ie s e h t lm ln g nil In te re s t In full to overflowing, what would bo salit la n d s a p p e a r t o t h e l.tt! o f e n m ln l In-rein die d o n o r b e f o r e M o n ­ the effect of aw "old time north­ dp ln a y . ' thu 3rd d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , A. I>. 1323, easter” such ns most of S;s have only f u r t h e r o r d e r e d that t h is n o t ic e heard nbout, It is a curious fact that lie ll pIs u b lis h e d lu th e S a n f o r d H e ra ld, the people must have a concrete ex­ a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In H an fo rd . H em ln ole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n c o a w e e k ample o f whnt would happen before f o r e ig h t e n n s e o illlv e .......ha. any preventive measure will be tnk- , WIT NKHH K. A. D . .o.u g l a. s s. . . C. le r k o f * tin* circuit Court hi Heinlmde County, PURELY PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECT B E V A 1M D W E -5 Upper S t Johns Drain­ age Dist. Badly Needed To Prevent Catastrophe FARMERS— You can get eeed bed frames and irrigation plugs at tha FOR KENT— One room, connecting FIRE-------- A UTO--------- BON D8 bath, 214 E. Second St. 90-tfc Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfc NICE RESIDENCE LOTS~Renion‘ FOR SALE— Hosier anil Gays' points nlde in price, very easiest terms. S. O. Shinholser and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Will increase in value. On newly pav­ Works, Sanford agents. lS3*tfc --------- * i ed streets.— Mcisch Realty Co., A. P. Contractor and IltiUder FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs _for Conijelly. Agent. 93-fite setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. FLORIDA Ellsworth, Beariiall Avenue, San­ FURNISHED ROOMS FOR KENT— BAN FORI) Rooms i quipped for light house­ ford. 83-tfp keeping, electrie lights, gas for cook­ A. P. Connelly & Sons , FOR SALE—fi Pointer pups, No. I ing, running water, pleasantly locat­ stock. Sec Vick Hawkins, 11G San­ E s t a b l i s h e d I BOH ed, abundance o f shade trees keeps ford A vc, C3-tfc Real Estate, Loans and Insurance place cool, • All conveniences of a FOR SA'LK—No. 817 West First St hpmo. See Mrs. Smith, 300 French Phone 48 101-H Magnolia Are. Attractive terms. Address owner, Avenue. 93-5tp flax 782, Daytona, Fin, GO-tfc FOR RENT—Store room in new brick FTEWART The Florist OFFER EXTRAORDINARY building, good’ husipcss location.— Cut Flowers---------------- Floral Designs One new five room house with bath, A. P. Connelly & Sons. 95-tfc full lot, well ligated—NEVER OC«*. P oll RENT—2 furnished housekeep­ Annual and Ornamental Plants CUIMKD. ing rooms, $5.00 per week. Bed 814 Mjrrtle Are. ........- Phone 260-W PRICE room $3.00 per week.—3Id East Gth $3,000.00--------------- Terms to suit you St. 95-3tp A REAL BARGAIN SANFORD MACHINE Fo r - SALE —O R "itE N T — Trucking A. P. CONNELLY & SONS land. I have hammock nnd pine • COMPANY tt ticking land developed, partly devel­ General Machine and Roller Tuiw few tilings wo really would FOR SALE—Good mub, oftenp, if oped nnd undeveloped in Iowa City need if there were no neighbors to Works taken at once.—E. F, Knesermnn, section for sale or rent. Write E. R. envy or stand in awe. Cylinder Grinding Ijike Monroe, !)2-CJp Moore, 250 N. E. 25th street, Miami, Phone 61!-----------Sanford, Florida business, or see Robert King, Oviedo. r t y j ~ s X L i ! — G o o d paying Sintlee o f A p p lle n fln n f o r T n * H erd that will net you n good profit. F u lle r S e e l l o n 37,1 o f th e t.e n r r a l 84-d; w-tfc S t n l o l e - o f th e S t o le uf FlnrltlM. Good business ligation, nnd first class N o t i c e Is h eru hy g i v e n Itiat (.*. W , FOR KENT— 2 nicely furnished bed H n t x m liig e r. p u r c h a s e r o f T a x P e r l B l­ equipment Apply II. P. card Herald rooms, 313 Wcit 2nd St., Call L. eat e No. 212. d o t e d th e 61 It l l» y o f J un e office. y 03-Ctp A. has (lied s o l d r e r l B l e a t e In Allen, 248. * 90-2tc m y li.o f f1921. i c e .nnd ban m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n FOR- !SALE—One first elass 1250 lb. f o r T a x D ee d l o Issue In nr c o r d a lire FOR ItfcblT— Furnished and unfur- w i t h la w . Hald e e r t lG c a t o e m b r a c e s mare mule, 8 years old. Also a nished apartments and sleeping th e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t ­ u ate d # H em ln ol* C o u n t y . F lo r id a , l o good single wagon. Phono 345-J. rooms. Ferndule apartments, under w it: N S o f HK'4 o f H W U o f HK U. 95-Ctc See. 14. T w p . 2» S. It. 29 K. 5 acres new management, Bishop Block, cor­ T h e said la nd b e i n g a s s e s s e d at the FOR SALE—One big gentle horep, ner First street and Palmetto avenue. d a t e o f th e I s s u s n c e o f qtich e e r lt llc a t e Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ '*one-horse wagon and harness.— Mil­ — W. R. Grovenstein, Manager, Phone In th e inline o f l.n u ra P ln rk . able Professional Men, each A l s o T u x FerlB Ira lH No. 211, d a t e d ler’s Bakery. 93-fltp 231-W. »• , 9G-tp8 th e Gth d a y o f J u n e . 1921. h a s Tiled of whoa. In hi* chosen pro­ s a id c e r t i f i c a t e In nty o f f l e e and bus THE OLD RELIABLE, the Sanford FOR RENT—6 room apartment, un­ m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D e e d t o Isfession the Herald recom­ s u e In n r m r d a n r r w i t h la w . Said r e r Building &. I-onn. Buy a few shares mends to the people. furnished, 714 Oak avenue. I'hone tlrlente e m b r a c e s , t h o f o l l o w i n g d e ­ nnd save a bit of money.—A. P. Con­ 304. , 97-Ctp s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s lt u n t c d In H em ln ole o u n t y . F lo r id a , t o - w l t : KKW o f NPAl nelly, Secy. • 93-Gtc ,KOK UKNT*-Ki(jht room houiw.1, W cit C o f N 1714, Fee. 14. T w p . 20 H. It. 29 13. 10 a cre s . T h e suld la nd b e i n g a s s e s s e d PoiTSALlS—tw o Ford touring curs. Third street.'*'Interior newly decor* at t h e d a t e o f th e I s s u a n c e o f surli Name your own price and terms.— ati'd and papered. Call phone 40-W. ce rt Blent e In th e n a m e o f D n k n o w tt. U n le s s sa id c e r t i f i c a t e s sh a ll lie r o George A. DeCottes C. W. Zaring Co. l»4-fltp . t»7-3tp d e e m e d n e c o r d l n g t o l a w T a x Deed Attorney-at-Law w i l l Issue therv nn o n th e 23rd d a y o f FOR SA LB ^SpriSli-r cum for cel­ J u l y A. D. 1923. Over Seminole County Bank WITNKHH viy o f f i c i a l s i g n a l lira n o d ery l>eds. Special bargains,* Call SANFORD -t-i- FLORIDA DAYTONA CHAMIIEU ASKKD S e a l t h is the ICth d a y o f J u n e A. D. and see us before buying.—L. Allen ABOUT BOND ISSUE ( H K A L ) K. A . n o r n t . A H H . Seed Co. .. . 80-2tC C l e r k C ir c u it C o u rt. INSURANCE AGENCY T *>H O K E ? StateanjotF learn very littla from m tu ri. 1I t i i suppression that makes volcanoes blow up. Y|, Statutes uf the Slate «( Florida. . -uMullce la hrrrhy given that M. II. O eory e W . Junes and ------- Jones, hie wife, Onrdnrr ’ I*. Wood anil —— Ilurkrtt, purchaser of Tax Certificate Wood. ble Wire. It. U. Itumeoy and No. 3IT, dated the Cih day of June A. the heirs, devisees, grant*** ur ulhcr •U, I93L * has illi'il said certificate In claimants under -George W. Junes my office, and lisa made application and ------- Jones, his wife, Gardner I*. for Tax IJeed to Issue In arcordaned Wood and -------.Who®, his wife, and with law. Hald certMIcats embraces It. If. Itsmsay. or either or any the follywing dritirltmd property sit­ of them In and to tbu following de­ uated In Hemlnole County. Florida. toscribed property In tha County of wilt Lot IS. Kro»t'a*Tlilrd Addition Id Hem ln ole . Htatr of Florida, lo-w ltl Altamonte. The aald land being aaaeaaed T h e Cast half uf the Northeast quarat the date of the Issuance of aucll ter anil the Keel half of Northeast certificate Jn the name of Unknown, quarter of Houtheaat quarter of Herunless aald- *«ertlAeats shall he re­ tlon Hsvenleen (171. Townatilp Twen­ deemed according La law Tax Deed ty-one ( t t ) Kouth of llange Twentywill laaue thereon'oil the llr d day uf nine (IS) Knet. and all unknown July A. I>. 1138. •** • parties claiming an |i|tar«sl In said WITNKHH my official signature and seal this the llt li day a t Juna A- D. ■ t t t S f c , W - t l i Q l i W ------- J o n ... 1*13. his wife. Oardner I*. Wood and -----(HKAL) K. A. DOITGLAHH. Wood, his w ilt, and It. 1I.‘ itaipsav Clerk Circuit Court. >1 fTl" Ssmtniile (bounty, Florida. and each of you If.liv in g and If dead, nil parties claiming an Interest or In1 1 1 ‘ — » » : A. M. W K K K 8, D. C. lafests under each and either uf them itv^s s c i • v i r r a v .a s » ;v i f s e /« a a a v i ;Y u # T .i i . i s * ■ > t w a ,' ; 4. I| , . . V S r . 'J PALMETTO A V E N U E AND THIRD STREET SU N D A Y NIGHT, JU LY 22ND “ W H A T CHRIST SAID AS TO W H E N HE W ILL R E TU R N " T U E SD A Y , JULY 24 “ M A N N E R A N D OBJECT OF CHRIST’S COMING” Will it be in^Hecret? Will anybody know it, ; or will it be o glorious event? W E D N E S D A Y . JULY 26 ‘T H E D E V IL —W H EN G E IIE CAM E” W hy didn’t God destroy tjie Devil and slop all the sin and,misery that has come? !■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■: 10 Wmd v # >* J v p mA TH U R SD AY, JULY 26 “ the b in d in g or satan and the M ILLE N N IU M " Will there be 1.000 years o f peace? millennium begun? Has the FR ID AY, JULY 27 “ H ELL” Where is it? When is it? IIow is it? b I there an everlasting burning lake of fire? | SU N D A Y, JULY 29 ‘T H E HOME OF T H E S A V E D " U llllU I I U I I I I I I lllllllllllllU I I I I U U I U I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 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/cd199cb80117f5680a79ca0875496352.pdf 58746303c1f64d85d15231e2a46d3963 PDF Text Text . nt> .{J-'i t. ,> »y \ v Ci -‘ i '•* ’ “■ K5r!r, {Wv** -4: .■ _ _ H O W .'...- . 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J., July 20.—McDon­ ( S f Tk» A u t l l a M P rm t) atatp supreme .court yesterday affirmaYf years to complete a railroad lino CHIHAUIIUA CITY, July 20.— ald 8mlth. of San Francisco, Robert Completion of the twenty-mile the DadC county court in down the West Coast of Florida. stretch of road would give tho west General Francisco Pancho Villa, com­ MacDonald, of Chicago and Joo Kirk, WW B« Included In Atjtettc'ftfrft rtiTTng' against a city ordinance of Attorney Gcnrol Buford states th at'COaat the same railway faciiltiea aa mander of rebel armies in northern wood, in a triplo tie with 80 holes to­ To Allied and American Ufa famLthat sought to regulate jitney ■a soon aa the lawa passed by the jnow enjoyed by tho East Coast thru Mexico, for ten years, was shot and tals of 46, showed the way yesterday and Jfcfflrciithm .Ground ments Tonight and in bus rifflC'in that eKjr. ■ 1023 legislature are printed he w ill, Jacksonville, according to informa- killed this morning at his big ranch at tho end o f tho second day's play In erate am) Amicable t£o court ait cn banc on the case egamine the aet that Is among them thm presented at the Interatate Com- at Canutilio in Durango, by Miguel tho eighteenth Metropolitan golf * "• A petition .VU?!"* clfnH .teJ to­ nnd wap equnlly divided in tho decis­ notfiorixlng legal action towards a merco Commlsalon’s railroad consoll- Trlllo, his secretary. In a battle championship, being played on tho ID F T h e A M ffflflll LONDON, July 20, day on' the itreefe asking the peo­ ion. .'JutkdfjijWhJtficld, West and surrendor of the charter of the Tal-jdation hearing in Atlanta last Octn- which followed Trillo was killed by links of tho Canoe Brook Country t(-rations war* matin today hi the c i u b. ? • ple to linn for the City Commission- Terrell rendered the ruling. Ishassoe and Southeastern railroad bcr. the men loyal to tho slain chieftain of draft reply to Gonhg&y’rf A era to call A bbtxf. ejection for |76^do and aecordng to latest advices re­ between the capital city and Perry, Walter Hagen waa in fourth place Among the benefits of such a railfor munWIM * ^ ^ «nd,im r e ! FH.‘ I f ho finds tho act la properly rosfd, it is argued, would he the elim­ ceived from the ranch the fight was with 147, and Johnny Farrell of Qua­ lions memorandum by the * drawn, Mr. Buford said ho probably ination- of merit than eight hours in ■till in progress. ker Ridge and Jim Barnes of Pelham cabinet which met in pren . would start action to carry out its trnvclhtff between the southwest nnd Were in a tie for fifth piaco with the in the house of commons, should seem expedient to haa been a*itat|ng the. minds of the scores of 148 each. provisions, although the legislsture west const cities aa far down as Tam- French Naval Officer eleventh hour changes Hr people for many months and should foiled to sppropriato funds for carry­ pd, St. Petersburg and Fort Myers, ment, it probably wifi bo be settled by"an election that will ex­ ing on the particular work called for It also would mean a big saving In Pardoned by Miflerand to allied and American <OV«) by tho- measure. IIo said ho would mileage -and time between mid-westpress the.opinion tfco people. It Was Serving: Sentence tonight It is andertttwtt thBT try to find tho necessary funds to de­ ertl dries and the west coast. has come to the question of the city gested reply contains abottl ( S r T il * Ptm «) taking ovtf ttfa p/eseAl goff links fray expenses of tho suit. . Civic bodies have only recently call­ PARIS, July 20.—Andred Marty, a hundred words ami is up tv The Tallahassee and Southeastern and country dull, a property of H I ed a meeting for the purpose of giv. of cogency and foretfulnOag uakhll former French petty naval officer was granted a chnrter to build a railacres of land upon which there Is al­ ing representatives of various .civic characterising documents serving a prison sentence for his par­ pad from Tallnhassee to Perry, a dis­ ready a At» nioe hole golf course On Ccfrn, Oats tfnd All tance by Lord Curson, foreign of 62 miles, but completed only organisations and others In west coast ticipation In the Black scat mutiny territory an opportunity to discuss during the war was pardoned by Pres­ and II Is marked throughout by 3& miles of tho line, from hero to Ccttrse Grain From the situation. moderate and a mica Me tone, ident Millarand today. Marty who is Covington, leaving n gap of 20 mllca The present cfob wifi lose w&L ihiy Ttfrtrifoto Sfatllfeast is still some doubt whether the a Communist, has his civil rights re­ At a meeting when the proposed la )|C spanned to make connections at have spent ton the proposition as It discussed supplementary stored but ia deprived of rank in tho gathering was discussed, a resolution iPerry-with tho Atlantic Coast Line. will all go to the city ia its present — 4 Hr t S , AuMUIuUTma) Lieut. Maughan Has dum of explanatory nature WASHINGTON. July 20—Rail- Buch connection would givo a direct was ndopted stating "nn important navy. shape. The city can put In nine more sent with the draft. holes making It one. of the finest wero ordered by Interstate Commerce lino down tho West Coast to Tampa, part of the state of Florida from the Failed Twice to Georgia lino to the Lake Okeechobee Anderson Indicted elghteetf hole golf course in the state Commission today to mako by Octo- 8t. Petersburg and Fort Myers. l Make Trip West coast people have for years soction, generally referred to as the of Florida. Since jt is more or less her 10, next, series of reductions on Prison Authorities of By Grand Jury of an advertising proposition for San­ corn, onts, sorghum and other coarso sought completion of tho road between west coast of Florida, is having its WASHINGTON, July 20.—Array Florida A For Grand Larceny air service announced today the at­ ford and a bid for. tourlatp there is grains moving from Texas producing Covington and Perry and finally suc­ development greatly retarded because Sanitary no reason why the city should not points to the Mississippi, Florida, ceeded in getting through the last of a lack of transportation facilities.” tempt to make daylight to dark flight «iV NEW YORK, July 20.—The grand foster the proposition as the property Alabama, Georgin and South Caro­ across the continent in which Uuet. XtlH Prevent Arif Jury indicted William Anderson, sup­ lina. To guide reductions the com­ is well worth <50,000 or more aa it Maughan has failed twice had been on CeiNfM mt erintendent of tho Anti-Sgioon League called off for this year. "tends today. It should not be pflow- mission ruled that between Texas pro­ of New York on charges of grand lar­ rd to go into the hands of private ducing points and- Vlclcsbnrg rates No cvpfanation accompanied the , ceny and forgery rfnd then handed announcement but It is understood m , n , cqp t!,*« ownership and wjth the .course aa a should be twenty-eight cents per hun­ riowij preienlment calling fur legisla­ dred-pounds. Schedules- will contain it .w o *" w i & > . j * . ! ; ^ . tive inresigation 'of League's activi­ increas’es 'proportionate to distances ip a :g n r w s T n ^ A .'’ias5 over Vicksburg levels on shipments ,’j r * , 1 chtiictt on „ ties since 1918 whan Anderson baesma period during another Interval of #pld, mle of . ny , ori golf links and oho of the prettiest pHadn CriMM ■ .• « -i superintendent. to points further east. . preparation wonid be insufficient iffola in Florida. . or jails, as tho result of uftneceeMi make probable that Maughan could lax sanitary conditions. AIM The athletic Amid which would Ittr Daring Cross-Continent Flyer HRs Second Failure The Herald delivered six times a reach.his destination at San Francisco of county commissioners, all wai chide a ball pafk add a place for the Orange City-Enter­ week for 15c. before dark. athletic activities of the high school In Attempt captains of state and county com prise Bonds Were da well as tho city players, the footcamps In the state haVe before bait field and the fair grounds would Passed Tuesday today resolutions adopted by (Br Tha Am m U M t*raaa> W placed on'a piece of property that ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., July 20.— river when the oil Unk began leaking state board of commissioner* of etattt can be purchased today for a «*m Will Link Up Two Big Systems of Forced down by a new leak in the badly, l}e said, resulting in his de­ Institutions calling for etepe to im­ that Is very cheap and that will some State Highways. oil cooling tank of hia plane, Lieut cision to abandon the flight and re­ mediately put all jails and priaoil day in the near future be worth many Russell L. Maughan waa forced to turn to Rock Springs. camps in first class ' sanitary condi­ times this sum if tho city wants to DeLAND, July 20.—With the pass­ abandon hla attempt* to cross the Lieut. Msugkan said'he felt no UItion. Tho action waa taken aa # ■ell It for residence property. ing yesterday by n large majority of continent between dawg and duak cfTects from the nausea which nearly suit of the receipt of IrifVrtRatlon These propositions are well worth the bond Issue for good roads by the late yesterday afternoon. He landed overcame him at Cheyenne as the a case of typhoid foVcf hrid ' ‘ ‘ considering from a financial stand­ Orange City-Enterprise road and at the air mail Held at 6:08 p. m. • result of fumes from the escaping at Itosd Camp No. 3 in Holme* co point but motit of all from a civie bridge district, the citizens of Lake A hurried examination by two air oil. He said he felt fine and was ty. standpoint. * Sanford wants touriata Helen-Osteen district are encouraged mall pilota who were the only men on going to "Uke a good sleep.” Tho resolution read In partt ’ slid visitors who will come here and to work in earnest for the successful the field when Maughan descended, "Whereas, convict inapectors'of Asked whether he would mako an­ B A R R E T T & C O . G A V E U P eventually purchase property and carrying of their own issue, a voto convinced the transcontinental flyer other attempt to apan the continent State of Florid* .employed under 8E A T ON N EW YORK make this city their homo. They on. which will be Uken next Tues­ that It would be Impossible to repair between dawn and duak, Lieutenant provisions of tho Chapter P1M, EXCHANGE slant these amuadments to get them day July 24. To further interest in the leak in time for him to reach the Maughan replied "that it was up to of 1023, having made report# e0Tl here and they ,wlUt.want them to bo good roads Lake Helen recently held west coast before dark and he called Washington.” He added that he nat­ ing all Jails and convict c*Mpe wl contented aftef they get here. Every a rally which was a red letter day off tho fltfhL in tho State of Florida, and, urally would be glad to try it again.” city in Florida that has no municipal for the town. Tho city park and The loak wna around tho edges of “Whereas, it appears frdA fh4 "Juat how did your trouble occur?” course now is Voting bonds for a mu­ ■tracts were lined with cars at nn tho portion of the Unk which had Lieut Maughan waa asked. ’ porta of such convict l# Rush Money lb Aaffttela Bar nicipal golf coUrse and in tipte there early hour and on enthusiastic crowd been soldered at Cheyenne this after­ In a fow of the Stdta — "Well, it waa a leak in the oil coolwill not be a cliy in Florida that wBI assembjed to hear the spcskcri, wit­ noon when Maughan waa delayed for eri I noticed it first near La Platte, PMpartng for Any Eventunllcampa the screening in prtfUel Ilea from Barrett Failuro not hava a municipal course aside ness the games and contests and to an hour. Kaughan passed over Rock Nebraska, but It waa not very bad. I food and prisoners fyoht lhatrtd ( B , Tk* A u x l a l n l P m * ) from other ciubai and many of them partake of the splendid barbecue din­ Springs at 458 apparently bent upon thought We (tad it fixed at Cheyenne, not in good condition] that lbNEW YORK, July 20.—Frank II, Turkish Straits N egoti­ of the county convict c*mH now have' seVeral golf courses for ner. "If those present show as much continuing the flight despite tha leak but it beeirte worse aa I drove dn. A ^ tbri visitors and fqr the home people. enthusiasm at the polls July 24 as but he turned back d few minutes few miles out of Rock Springs it be­ Barrett, cotton broker, of Augusta, haa been provided aa ia ated by Lausanne Every city- needs an athletic field and they did at the barbecue” said a citl- later and landed. in other county camp* the gan to leak In buekkUfuil. I thought Ga., notified the New York Ex* Convention change he was unable to m eet' his " I t would require from three to it beat to quit” drary county wants a fair grounds zent of Lakp Helen today, “the bonds la entirely Inadequate; that four hours to repair the teak.” a^d a place where * fair can be held will go through with a rush." the county Jails are not ltd Asked if h* waa tiMd, Lieut. obligations and rsqtsealcd Jtla seat (B r Tfc* Z M M tlfS P rtM l . and where other sports can bo pulled, First event In the day’s program Maukhan told the Associated Press, M kitW h raid: -Well, I'm leaning on the exchange be sold. LAUSANNE, July 20—Soviet Rus­ all. and in others the Kreau»l wa aa series of field day sporu in consequently the flight ia off.’ off at any tlmp. ... against a bed peat here. I. am hot AUGUSTA. Ga., July 20.—Meeting sia notified the Near East conference sufficient to servo tkV Lieut. Maughan went to W hgotel very tired, however, rind could evilly . Sanford muft either keep up with which men, women and children took of creditors of Barrett A Company, today that aho accepts convention for which it ia Intended, •hi procession or lag behind in t l ' part writer which the barbecue din­ here after waiting at the air field hat* gone to San Francisco.” "Resolved, That tha cotton factors, ia scheduled to be control of-Turkish straits negotiated progressive cities of the state. .1 ner was enjoyed. After dinner the while tha two pilots, Harry Chandler Asked pointed if ht WotlTd ny agriin held at noon, according to announce­ here end will aigii peel at Constan­ of Agriculture call the these propositions M f e with your ■peakeA introduced by Mayor A. D. and Jack SKarpc, examined the tank. |n an riltempt to span the evntbept. ment hore. The firm ia reputed to be tinople within -the next three weeks. tho State Road Daprii approval sign tha petltipna and when CJarkson. Mrs. Fsrklnson, of Osteen, the second failure which had greeted htf replied, "I don’t know.” Ta addfcd fact that the building# one of the largest cotton concerns in Stamper A Company have the screened in certain df the election la celled for bonding vote mado a very impressive talk pledging hia attempt to cross tha continent and that thfi was "up t'6 thri rilr service the south. Shipment of threri miljlon goods and they are not afraid to quote the support of her town and commu­ hiq demeanor plainly indicated dis­ officials at Washington.” ( i t It / • convict campa oio h®< 'I five hundred thousand dollars in cur­ •_____ nity for co-operation and everything gust as be walked away from the Lieut Maughan said he probably rency. consigned to various Augusta you the prices on ail kinds of meats, screened, giving iM This la F|our Week, with,the old re- connected wit hthc construction of field. " would not go to San Francisco, now banks waa received here today butter, frtiita and vogetablea. Stam­ partment the number per carries a big line of~frt*h and fUble A. A f . store oq Second street, tha road. J. A. Harper apoke on The aviator nearing Green that the flight was ended. through tfte Augfcat* postoffice from smoked meats at all times and tha ■uch camps, aJtd that the best branila of flour at prices Vpluq of good roads to the commui* Ur “ irva Bank to prices ate way down. Read them in Department be that will nuke^lriw. remember that tics which they servo and of tho ad. this condition. . Li t __>■.. tka Hetirfd today. First street—next below the dot- vanugea that would inevitably wheat haa f. i * r .to the Coca-Cola Bottling Works. culture be directed ir while not down cnw ^ the dU uns of Voluela conn% price Fresh peaches ty by the early completion of this much yet la board of county 3;[(ktisiiY Company in the Naw York ami New each county whei • «-•- See f fo t. Other speakers for ths bond afcd other frqi Orleans cotton exchanges Involved no camp baa boon f issue were Georre Colby, of <* •* local banka as Ing beenT"*1- " _ as one of the moe of the concern were ,-ni. o aervatlfe’ traders. His failure New York, Chk. big clear. haa said would affect the .entire rly Oppose Measure Frank board of county financial InaUtut duced, all of whom m ade in terestin g Hienaf a‘ Barrett, of tha Brir PadW »U- modlately bank Tk. fcdur. of sued a at«Um« statement dua dltlQB. »t<nrn ia •rd Wlillngham, cotton It •• ! to h£lnabUlty nabllity to opposite con, The three the' the tk* hoard of county commietiw pact and lead to havt 4l ■ sine# (B jr^ e A m tlS M P i*m » L ts ir * .m e ,s MAUGHAN WAS FORCED DOWN BY LEAK IN GASOLINE TANK M f t rock mm, mm LARGEST COTTON CONCERN IN SOUTH FAILED TODAY MAKES FINANCIERS UNEASY RESERVEB’NKS aid WILL W W .v^l iQd attend r* - M./ BASI IS D1 0E HBIISE TO SIGN FACT FOR CONTROL s v n rtrrisH �■'t n .'•('.vr W 5T X jlE S A J^ Q R D DAILY HERALD, y H U R SPA Y , JU LY 19, 1923 m eg , m 'm * M f •I '• • Rpi.J^YES RDBUMATO* none with SERVICE for their middle “I can simply say that Foley Kid­ name.—QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ Y E A R * AGO ney Pills gave me relief from rheu­ 83-tfc FER. Phono 498. matic pains, and have not used sup­ (Continued from page 1) , ’•v DOUGLAS MacLEA’N MBS. PBRO DAIGER, Socitly Editor noting.but Just the same we ore pro­ ports for the last $ix weeks (Had to IO.lt.an1 toai rare Om I The Daily Herald. IBe per w eek.' ‘ Rhone 11 MV the dark, Slgsbee reached the deck. A use two). the b e s t. proof you can gressing. —IN— If m kiirr ««r frtfmll vl.llta* I •» The “NaWj the question Is, arc we worth have that Foley Kidney Pills are cf—ft >*M *r» (»lii( aarw kfrr or aamlai icene of horror greeted Him. lawr. of If (•« ar» mlrrlatalaar. a flla Maine was sinking. Evciybody ran cat fish at Silver an effort of co-operation? I believe fpetive Is this, that since they cleared S U M M E R E X C U l t S I O N I ■paatal ra rl ta tbla Seuartmrat, ( tr ia l we are. As competition is the life ofim y system of uric acid, have been cn"None can ver know,” he said later,j j^icp (his after oa I tolalla. ar trlrahoar H r lira . It Mill FA R E S FR O M K "r 1W f t r M i r r r l a l r l . trade, co-operation is the life of a tiiely free of pain and depression, "the awful scenes of consternation, romimmlty or a countV\ If Sanford's writes J, W. Hunter, I-os Angeles, despair and suffering down in the N. f . LHIarjyhmi Mrs. H. A. Jacksonville wns represented here forward* compartments; of men visitors to Orlando tbrfny. hack country-da not prosperous how. Calif. Backache, Rheumatic Pains, yesterday by George W. Crews. This is one of those wild «nd far will Sunfiffd progress? Sanfortl’s Dull Headaches and tired feeling arc TICKETS ON SALE DAILY TO wounded, or drowning In the swirling wooly westerners, foil of thillli water, or confined in n closed com­ * Watch for the big time that San­ co-opcration with the towns and coun- quickly relieved by Foley Kidney Norfolk .......I...............- $ dG.no and excitement. Also a two-pm Messrs. Joe Harrolil nntl Emmett partment slowly filling with water. It try in tho county will assure her sue- PM*, Sold everywhere.—Adv. Hnllimorc ............ -57.04 Htrat are in Kissimmee today attend* is comforting to bdiove, ami It Is ford will soon give the folks for miles cess. . ... L . --------------- -------;— ;------ ------around. Philadelphia ..................... G.1.10 injf’ to ' business. Century Comedy probably true, also,-that most of those 'T wo* talking to q man in Winter SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN ....... ............ /|tr.»: -< • Allantic C ity .................... ..................... C6.02 full of laughs who were lost were killed Instantjy.” I’fcrk the other day who has traveled) If yotrr breath is had nnd you . « N e w Y o r k .............................. 0738 Mrs. M! Kronen has returned from . B.'J*migdrt of the A. C. L. RailThe tragedy cost the IIvps of 20-1 looking for ii desirable gpolls of swimming in tho head, poor _ ____ _ Boston ---y -i.f............... 1 79.81 .i,ninonih’n visit with relatives nndi*1 ^ 9WT H tf is in the city for a few days on sailors. The news spread over |1»«. . -Friday and Saturday. . He had visited most appetite, constipation and a general no[.friends In New York JOly and c n - 'P ^ f to m a to t « nccount’feriing,* it is ft sign your iiver is N iitg n r .l F a l l s ....................... ■i btiiinesl mission. woild In n few hours, hut not before in of the well advertised places in I.eatrlre Joy, N its I Naldl, Le,|r“ . torpid. Tho ono really uenendablo rrvry- M o n t r e a l ............ *KDiT0 ".■r m*>k< _____ the entire American nation war. arous-' viro«"' jy fnr ----- |»n_*i..nii M u ' state, nnd wns not satisfied. Stone, nnd Pauline Gordon in ■ r.nnsiieo. I) oslkeU nrdy mr n|| ail <|Lv>rder* msorciers in in tho too liver, liver, sto stomaeh SS 9N< Among the business visitors in e.l to a pitch of frenzy, believing the his chief objections to and Israels is llerinne. I tacts powerfully 1 o r u a n o , ....................... . George Mclford production him what were Sanford today Is F. A. Jones of Tam­ Maine had been blown up by hostile !d hialnnsw * rather on tho liver, strengthens digestion pun' B enfo.l H n rh o r ................... fO.Ga I.ake Mary will Ire the host next these places nnd '* H 1 ‘ fira tho bowels anil restores n fino feeling $ (. p a n ) ................................ 91.U0 pa, Who is making his licnilqiiartcrf Spaniards. Thursday for the thousands from surprised me, 1,1Clannishness, ..”|U ......................... 55.GO “You.Can?t Fool Your at the Montezuma. this nnd adjoining counties when the know what that iVicans. It meant sel- 60c.cnrn ^ | (v^m nr,d chcerfulnsas. Price ^ s |jCy J||e "Sutpcml Judgment,” urged Slgsbee W ife” H en d erso n v ille.................. GUO big Musical Festival for the band UNION PHARMACY fishness. • in his first report. His calm wisdom iSttn Francisco ................... 127.9G H. I.. Procter of Baltimore, Mil., tnkes plnije. Hanford, Florida ' "From what I know of Kiwonlsn^it PorlJnnd. Ore.......... ........... 112.H0 'arrived In the Cjty Substantial yes- did much to prevent tho United Slntos is of broad vlo'W.i and unselfishness. teuiay and will spond a short time ft'om rushing Into war Immediately. nnt> many oilier Etm tem nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Wilbur McKee He accompanied the court of Inquiry Help others to attain success nnd the here transacting business. ! W estern points. S to p o v e rs perhave nrrived home after a month’s In Its Investigation of the wreck, and reaction will nssurc your own success, in ittcd . ' wedding trip nnd will la* at home af­ his export knowledge helped’ It to hut do it by casting your bread upon 1 Mr. and Mrs. 0 . E. Holmes of oCry ' F o r Schedules, reservations, ter Augusct first on south Oak nvetho waters. Not with the solo tho’t dale, Go., were among the recent ar- arrivo at a decision as to the cause nua. etc., consult of "What will I gct n.it of it.’ For 'rivals- in Sanford and nre plensantly of the disaster. our towns nnd county to succeed we I ATLANTIC COAST "Tho question ban been asked many located at the Montezuma. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rallnrd of Altamonte must have co-operation. Let me tell • limes,” snld the Admiral years after LINE were In the city yesterday the guests T Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry McLaulin left the tiagedy, "Whether I lielicved then of the Kiwnnfs Club and gave the you of the only connection we have j G. W. CRIM, Ticket Agent i •'['In their car on Monday for a trip to that the Maine wns blown up from club members some Interesting facts with Sanford, a telephone connection • f?, U C O D r Y E A R Phone G.'i-J through Orlando to Sanford, the tax ] .; Pensacola and other places in North the outside. My answer has born that about Altnmonto nnd vicinity. vice Station assessor once a year nnd a bakery1, my first order on reaching tho deck Florida. wagon every day. Is this baker the was to post sentrips to repel ImnrdI -------The Rig Tent is interesting tho only live wire you have in Sanford?" ! Mrs. B. W* Herndon returned home ers.' people at the corner of Pnlmotto nnd i suppose y o u Rut the real speaker of the day Monday evening from an extended Admiral Slgsbeo added fresh laur­ Third streets with the evangelistic wns our own Dr. Phillips, ami his talk W r . a sen* ib le visit with her daughter, Mrs. 11. A. els to Ids fame in the war that soon lectures. Sec the nd in this issue for on the ninny improvements ami buyer. We w an ty o u r Bivins, In Kelly Field, Texns. followed the disaster. As comman­ ALL SIZES Tho Daily Herald, IBe per week.' subject of lectures each night. busIness.T herefore, changes in Sanford since his nrrivnl der of tho 8L Paul, a trans-Atlantic • " w e s e ll G o o d y e a r hure 42 years ago was illuminating, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Smith ami liner converted Into an auxiliary In connection with our transfer, Tires — fam o u s th e George Shipp, who is temporarily to say the feast. We regret that Dr. daughter of Macon, Ga., arrived in cruiser, ho captured tho Spnnish co'lir.vo rlorngo room, where you mtj world over fo r th e ir flapfortl yesterday for a brief stay Ifer Reetonpel, carrying coal to Cor- employed in the A. C. L. shops at Port Philips did not make notes of his talk etore your goods until you need them, fine p e rfo rm an c e — and stopping a t-th e Montezuma. vera/nnd thus, sealed the fate of tho Tampa, has been visiting home folks so tho Herald could share it with you. F. P. RINES an d w eg lv estan d ard at a nominal cost.—QUICK SERVICE Spanish fleet at Santiago. The cruis­ the past few days.' He left for Port His recollection of early lift' anil I 1 G oodyear Service on 105 Palinelto Ave.-------- Pimne 481-J TRANSFER. Phono 498. 83-tfc events in Sanford is perfect nnd his Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hnzzanl, wlie er .'Isabella II nnd the destroyer Ter­ Tampa this afternoon. every G o o d y earT ire have been the guests of the, latter’s ror lioth hauled down thoir flags and description of some of the happenings w esell.T h at tire and A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. I*. Dumas yyrrenderccl to him. A. 8. Smith left today for la k e ­ of yenrs ngo were deeply enjoyed by t h a t service are all the members. The Heruld trusts the for. the past two weeks, leavp Sunday we can give y o u — The naval career \>f Slgsbee begnn land, Rrndcntown and other points for their homo in Augusta, Ga.' b u t nobodv else can when ho was a hoy of 14 years. Born south where ho will spend n week or speaker will again give the Kiwun promise half so m uch inns the plensure of listening to more more. Upon his return hero ho will In Albany, N. Y., In 1845, he entered Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Ilrumley of Annapolis In 1859 anil was graduated lie the guest of Judge and Mrs. James of his rentlnenccs in the near future, and live u p to it. Chuluota and Rev. nnd Mrs. M. C. four years later. He was assigned to Sharon before returning to his hime lie proved himself one of the best Ab CoeJrtsr Sortie* StmiUn D«il«n u>« and rifomTaylor of Gretna were In tho rlty ihe West Gulf Squadron, nnd ut the in Madison. entertainers ever appearing before . mind n«a# Caadvaar CorJi % 0 i t h IhB iere/eW All* % this morning combining business nnd age of 19 was following Admiral Farthe club. Wmmthmr Trmmtl mntl atrh the Dnily Herald closely pleasure. thmfr* up BimntimrJ . H X It wus decided to meet with the ragtit .i* an ensign through the bat­ Caadyaar iarafta * tle of Mobile U.iya At 2) ho was these days for the many bargains Chamber of Commerce and Rotarians Hon. 8. A. Smith of Madison, who fighting under Porter at.F ort Fisher that nre being offered by the Sanford on the last Friday in each month, the KENT VULCANIZING WORKS has, been the guest of his niece, Mrs. and ut 23 he had been promoted to merchants. This is the season of luncheon for that week to lx* dispens­ Oak Ave. and Third Street James G. Sharon, left this morning the rank of lieutenant-commander. special sales nnd you can save money ed with. for a trip to Bradentown, Manalee During the 33 years of pence that by gleaning the storo facts from the As tho Woman's Club will receive and other places on the West Coast. followed the Civil War, Slgslno won Dnily Herald. all the money taken in nt the hull EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. fame nnd promotion as an inventor. game tomorrow evening, it was de­ CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. Mr*. A- M- DeKorrest left this Among other duties through that per­ Hunt’ forgot Uu; Ash .fry a t Uaxul- cided to give the Indlct'Yhargc of the ,V ». ------- N morning for Derbyville, Conn., where iod, he wns assigned to explore the ton’s place on Silver Iaikc today at collecting, so that each member of the she will visit her son Norman nnd sou bottom. Here his Inventive gen­ six o’clock. The Womnn’s Club is clull would he free to play the winhis family. Mrs. DoForrestj will nlsn ius came to tho fore and he Invented putting it on and you will uel $2.00 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u u u u a u c D u u u u u u siia i.a u u u B u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u iu u ju E i]U D tiu u u u a iiix s is a u K s q a u u a u a a s i •liing game. visit in New York la-foie returning Instruments for deep sen exploration worth of something good to eat for Schello Maines wns appointed n home. that are used today without material flrty cents ami get n good swim ulso. committee of one to meet with the rhnngc. The German government dec­ Chamber of Commerce nnd Kotnrian DANCE AT THE 8QR08I8 HOUSE Churchwcll’s nre putting on a big orated him with tho Rod Knglo of committees on street paving. • Mprh social Interest Is felt In the Prussia at tho suggostinn of ex-Em­ Shoe Sale for Frldny, Saturday and Jinkin* and ■Gnrdtu r wijl have dance to be given tonight at Sorosis peror William, and he also received a Monday. Special low prices on la­ i hnrgc of the entertainment features House with Ralph Hammond and gold medal ut the London Internation­ dies, men’s nnd hoys shoes. Sec tho next \v< ek. Dr. Philips won the mem­ ■ ® ’ "Bill" Nydegger in charge. Klwell’s al Fisheries Exhibition for these advertisement today and get the bership piir.e this week. prices. Your chance to get them is orchestra will furnish the music and achievements. now. • ’ a dullnr nnd n half is charged each Th<* llomcstend Lender suys that At the age of 58, Slgshoe wus pro­ man, who has tho privilege to bring work is soon to ha stalled on the moted to the runk of Rear Admiral. Mrs. A. Foster nnd Imr niece Miss a Indy with him for this price. He rounded out his naval career dur­ Inez Amelia left for Jacksonville to­ Hi inert end hotel, the iden being to ■. ’ The young men have planned this ing the decade ns chief intelligence remodel the place and udd' consider­ i dance to he everything the la>st so­ officer, eommuqder of the I-cague Is­ day where they will spend a week ably to tiie size of the structure. a rial functions can give nnd urge all land Navy Yard; eommundor of the visiting Mrs. 'Foster's sister, Mrs. When the improvements contemplated ' • who care for dancing to come and South Atlantic Squadron, ami as com­ E. A. Dnvls, then from there they have been finished Homestead will • enjoy the extra good music and fine mander of the 2nd division^of the will go on to Iaikelund where they have n first-class, thirty-five‘room ho­ will Ihj entertuinod by their friend 1 floor,—Reporter-Star. North Atlantic^Fleet. On his C2nd Mrs. Speer for another week, nfter tel, attractive in appearance und rumfortuhle throughout. The need of % Among those from Hanford attend­ birthday—January 10, 1907—he wns which they will return home. such n place is felt, nnd its comple­ ing this dance were Misses Snrlta placed on the retired list of rear ad­ tion will mid to the im|xiituiiee und and Maud U ke. Elizabeth Smith; mirals. "End of the Season Sale" Is the attraction of the place. Messrs. Hill uml Paul I-ake, Hilliard After leaving active service, he fro- way M. Kronen announces his big Malp|iua and James Sharon. These quentiy appeared in public ns n lec­ sale In todny'a Herald. Mr. Kronen ------------- 1-------------young people were chnproned by Mrs. turer nnd also on commissions per­ Correct this sentence: "You go on expects to go north In n few days to James G. Sharon. taining to the Maine. He was the purchase his fall nnd winter stock the picnic, mother," said the flapper, Ladies* lllack Kid Oxfords, sizes 3 to 8, per pair.......$2.50* author of “ Deep Sea Sounding ami of goods and ho wants to clear the "and I'll stay nt home und do the , LOVfl.Y BRIDGE PARTY FOR Dredging,’’ "United Stutes Const Sur­ shelves of everything before he ships hotispwoi k." Ladies’ Hrown or Hlack Oxfords, sizes 3 to 8, pair..... $3.25 vey,’,’ and "Personal Narrative of the his new stock here. He is offering ' RECENT BRIDE. Ladies* Brown or Black 1-strap Pump, per pair.......$3.25 Given opportunity, the chances are •■ A lovely event of Wednesday aft- llottleahip Maine, 1899." you some real bargaini todny In his that Japan could control everything While on shore duty us a professor big sule that starts tomorrow and • rrnooti was the bridge parly given by $5 Ladies Brown or Black Oxfords, per p a ir .......... , $4.25 in Chinn i fcccpt her appetite. Mrs. Frank M. Massey at. the homo at Annapolis, in 1870, Admiral Sigs- lusts ten days only. Drosses, hose, $5 Ladies’ Brown or Black 1-strap Pump, per pair... $4.25 ' of her mother, Mrs. H. J. Drawy on bee married Kllxn Rogers Lockwood, waists, hats, kimonos, nnd every­ daughter of Generul II. II. Lockwood, ; Seventh avenue honoring Mrs. J. thing ill ladies wear going nt prices Men’s Brown Oxfords, Bal or Blu, per pair.......... .....$3.25 U. H. A. that will astonish you. See the nd Frank Davies a rerent bride. $5 Men’s Brown or Black Oxfords, Bal. or Blu., pair. $4.25 The decorations and details of the todny. That there urn great possibilities affair, beautifully emphasized a color Men’s Brown SeoutWork Shoes, per p a ir................. $2.50 Yowull & Co., ure taking time by note of yellow, .quantities of yellow for the development of un important 'i 7 <9 i,i $5 Men’s Brown Munson Last, Rubber Heels, daisies being arranged In vases nnd dairy industry ut Fort Pierce and vl- the forelock and putting on u Big baskets through tho various rooms rinlty Is tho belief of Dr. Brown, dairy Dollar Day Solo that will bring the Work Shoes, per p a ir ......... ............................ ...... $4.50 and the tallies were also done in yel­ specialist of the Statu Experiment people to this big store^for Friday Htutlon, who wns there looking over und Saturday of this w eek., Every­ Hoys’ Brown Oxfords, Sizes 2*/2 to 5*/2, per p a ir .......$2.50 low. In the dining room the ten table the situation and conferring with lo­ thing innrked at a dollar nnd marked .-*/ / Boys’ Brown Oxfords, sizes 2Vs to 5V4» per pajr ..,...;r$3.25 „ was laid with u handsome lore cover, cal dairymen. Recently the dairy bus­ down in plain prices nnd you will centered with pretty yellojr_ldossoms iness thoienhouts is showing much im­ save more money nt this big Dollar m Mid yellow minis weer in small cut provement, tho indications being that Day Sale than you have nsved in u ILPIMG WE WILL ALSO MAKE SPECIAL PAIGES O N D R Y glass baskets' the handles of the It will, continue to expand when the long time. Tho sale Includes the M ATCRIAU GOODS, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY* llatYets' tied with bows of yellow city provides milk und dairy products synsonublo goods nnd Just whut you If you want tu Uullil inspection. havo been waiting for a t Yowell'a Olle.l > ' • Ix'ttcr bulltllns's ut u ' , ,, . • . . .- | • * r •"** •■MYlng. linn ink*- thn store. You will have to rcud the Thg. guevts 'tHiJoyed several laterinlvlrc nlT<-rr,| Ihtv. . M »111L"? / (IIIJCf(|A ndvcrtiscniunt ill this Issue of tliCj ating games of bridge the first prize Cory, Herbert Gray, Albert Mellon, i ’a!t u» uu lor n eonfiTMirr. Aciiualni us. feeing' a' handsome piece of lingerie, John Murdock, Ardrey Bell, Ernest Herald to grasp the meaning of wllli J u n e ni-nls unit While the second prise was a beauti­ Thomas, George King, Misses Helen Yowell'a Dollur Day Sale for there Wc will show you ful powder box with dainty puff nnd IHines, Emily Lucas, Julia Lino- are bargains here that will astonish the better way. the cpnsolation prlxo was a lovely set hough, Mury Isiulse Dickinson, Surah you. The sale is only for two days of fopr novelty crystal bracelets. The Keller, Elisabeth Range, Katheryn and you will have to h u n y to get Hill honor**, Mrs. Davies, was given an Hrondus, Edith Gibbons, Ellen Hobbs, yours. Lumber Co. Moduli Harvey, Evelyn liessley of •aqu)silo linen towel. Another cause of continued poverty ' Delirious refreshments consisting Jacksonville, Martha Muiphree of •‘I l n l U r r s 1 l l r n a u n n r pf a salad and an - Ice course were Gainesville, Norma Griffin of Klssim- is the eager willingness to buy some­ *era" ^ ^ _____ . ■ Mrved at the. conclusion o f j h t card nice,.Martba JW»°Pa. . Cvmlnf In^aa thing Uuil will.pay. .forty, per cent Phone ISO, Sanford game arid'K rs. Massey was 'assisted tea guests were Miss Sarah Italic, dlvcnds. jn *nUtraining by MDs Mary Weed-1 Miss Mary Wooden and Miss MarSo motion picture* don't seem so on, ’ jcella McG.uInras. The-guest list oujy a numThis wpa one of thf, most enjoyable very delibate if you have a friend d the young, m arked qml a lyw j affairs of the mld-qumuiur sesaou--^- who promised to pay hack that ten sa ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ qiflm sa ppsaibla. Irtsdds of tfes M w r guast, lu-.Tam pa Tribune. . ID S S II BEAR ADMIRAL 8IG8BEB . DIED IN NEW YORK TODAY, , AFTER A SHORT pj-N U sS L; R, PHILIPS YELLS OP g «n LOCALS 1 ■ »~•.*• F•It. '1 f “THE SUNSHINE TRAIL” SANFORD e i J Bicycle Tires! V $1.65 UP I> O O O D #Y E A R [Special Sale on 3 Days—Friday, Saturday, Monday Shoes with Lasting Quality at Lower Prices o a/fd re a d M/S- i f you 're /rtfe/McJus B O 5 I First Street wv«- ri X l i 'k ' Lll SELLS IT FOR LESS W elaka Block �, , ;i i JUtJU .-l11* » Yoaag Man's Order Installs One ’thousandths Chapter. — • KANSAS CITY, July 20—With the granting of letters temporary to the Parkland Chapter a t Louisville, Ky., tho Order of DoMolny marked its - ■“ I1- r MUtMUHiH. one thousandths chapter lha Uni­ ted .States, according tb an annajinccment by Frank 8. LaniL (jrand Scribe and founder of the •mov&nont. No fraternal organization has gro^n with tho same rapidity as DoMolay, . which within a period of four years has grown from a boys’ club of nine members to a member­ ship of well over one hundred Ihou- T H E SA N FO RD U M : VU I . S W " . , ' ' iLD, FRIDAY, JULY itiall trout arul blupt'flfh^ojPfofcfA jaiff pr thro cW.mtry's driest youth. m preventing tneft npd enabling the Ihi ring a period o f 20 minutes be­ authorities to rfCOYef car* tliat wen: fore n hard electrical a to m four big iitolen. ; . , waterspouts were seen, three fn Boca • We have just-received a new gupCcign Bay and one In the Gulf. ply of applications for title, blanks. C-omc in nnd get. M xpany as you LATEST ROAD INFORMATION need and let's have Orlando and Orrange county 100 per. cent registered, Every automobile owner should Florida Automobile Association. comply with the new law requiring For quick result* tty S want ad. ho reeistration of cars. This law JtrMnlny, Mr. i*ond said, la a secret organization for boys be­ tween the nges of sixteen aild twen­ ty-one nml U built on a ritual any­ one-would subscribe to. It stresses good sonship, good citizenry and teaches constructively about schooic, churches nnd like subjects. No other organization, according to Mr, Land, stresses citizenship so strongly. It tenches a boy implicit faith In his parents and guides him lntd Wetter citizenship through good $•,orals and manners, n •;*' 1'.>'/«. ’• ■ v Thb tWMoWy ord er W grhwlng in Hanford and many candidates‘tare bo|ng taken in a t every meeting night. It Is said to bo one of the strongest young men's orders in the country and growing fast. tnde anH temperament, few motion pictures recently produced can, by any stretch of the imagination, equal Geo. Mulford’a latest Paramount picture, “Yon Can’t Fool Your Wife,’’ which comes to the Princess Theatre Friday i tonight) and SaWtday and in which the thico principal feminine roles arc played by Lcatrice Joy, Nltn Naldl and Paulino Caron. .> • i Misn Joy, as Edith McBride, is tho trusting wife, charming and ingenu­ ous, yet Intuitive to th? Inst degree. H e r pmMcular type of beauty, with her soft brown cyca and dark brown High (Grade’Flour at Low hair, gives Just the necessary sym­ Prices— Buy now nnd pathy to the role of the modern wife, Snvc Money troubled nnd tormented by a millionThe Disease Thnt Shortens Your ■nire husband who has renched the Life. Quickest Wny to Gel [sn-callcd dangerous nn". —A. & P. FANCY PATENT FLOUR— Well is Through New Pre­ Miss Naldi is the siren dc luxe In PLAIN OB SELF-RISING scription Containing Seven­ the picture—a polished beauty, wife 12-lb Bags 53c" 24-lb Bags ...... $1.04 teen Ingredients Thnt Renew of an eminent surgeon, who seeks so­ Every Part cf the Body, cial conquests to further her hus­ ------ -------- PILLSBURY’S BESTThat itching, pimply, irritated skin band's practice. Her raven Muck hair is only a surface indication of the 12-11) Bags . .....59c 24-lb.Bags horrible polution in your blood that your heurt is pumping ovary minute through your veins into every inch of *- •*ESH CABBAGE, lb ii| •*-^**** your body, carrying disease germs that break down skin tissues, weaken­ ing the liver, stomach nnd kidneys. H GEORGIA PEACHES, lb That Is why any remedy that merely relieves skin eruptions is not suffic­ ient, hut a complete systemic treat­ ment Is necessary to gcVpdrnninently well. (IONA BRAND PEAS, Can ... .. This complcto treatm ent 1s found only In a prescription called Re-CuMn, which contains'’' seventeen Weil ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, lb known nnd thoroughly tinted .medi­ cines, so skillfully compounded that SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI, Phg. each one performs its function on the various parts of the body perfectly and harmoniously. This remarkable prescription starts right to work purifying the blood, re­ Package of ---------------- ;--------------------------For a King lieves constipation, eleanscp the, kid­ - F o r the neys nnd gets every particle of pollu­ ORANGE - PEKOE-rMIXED— INDIA - CEYLON - JAVA rkmnn, n tion out of the colon,.which, according h v j slnnd to Prof. Metchnlknlf of the P^stuor P k g ............ 18c Pkg........:u~. 34c Institute, Paris, In the direct cause of tiort three all our aches nnd nains. Re-Cu-Mn Heaskcd BOKAR COFFEE SUPREME, lb quickly and surely dispels biliousness, Mntthcw sick hendnehes, nervousness, rheuma­ xiper, the tism, restoring the appetite and nor­ ted away mal strength nnd completely rids your system of those toxic poisons which huve hern making you feel so sickly ce court nnd good-for-nothing. drlnqucnt Ito-Cu-Mn is sold nnd recommend­ O v e r 7.,:) 0 0 s t o r e s in t h e U. S. A. I). ed by tho Union Pharmacy and other good drug stores, nnd if you don’t — fool a decided change in your-cnndlJ tion after taking according to direc- Robs Cillomol of ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■*■■*■■■■■■■*■ 1lions, you get your mpney hack.—Adv. a i l g 20; 1928 2 fo: ™ Leavenworth, Times. Twenty <(B ) I . ? Rendered T h i- A n - u c l n l r i l I ’f f M l y2-tb ."ATATLANTIC & PA C IFIC ca . < BLUEFIELD, W. Vu., July 10.— Ten business buildings were nmong structures destroyed by fire which swept through Kimball nenr hero to­ day. Twenty families were rendered homeless but were no casualties. The damage is estimated at half million dollars. I* Medicinal Virtues Retained and Im­ proved—Dangerous and Sickening Qualities Removed. Perfected Tublet Called “Calolaba" I .li-tt %* Whether for business, professional use or for . pleasure driving there is a Buick rpadstcr,, suitable and perfectly adopted •to the need. — * . 1 i a. .. > n-is-se-w PHONE 1 6 mi i.w . .. Corner Magnolia Avenue and Second Street SANFORD, FLORIDA, f - ’. .. "When better nutotno'blles $re bUlRy Buick wilbbnU d them ■ '** i"»" ■■ i i" '■« "■» .ifc^TY' i i | P . 1 Li .tiiLIl’ -’ll r»lrt , 7* * ❖ h f ■*’ » MID-SUMMER Saturday and Monday CEVPTytlilng in Bathing SuitsT-fr^m the bit kof bright wool Jersey thnt n two-year old ^Wearg to the older girls nnd boys Swimming j puU*. The Saxony Garments urc distin;,guikhed by their aupcrlor quality^ materiuls, workmanship and fit. Regular prices from $2.51) to $5.75. Saturday and Monday spec­ ial, all Suits offered ut 10'/ Discount.. Whatever Path You Travel You 5 ■Will Need Hose Opened today with a rush. All pure Silk Ho.sc in n full range of colora S nnd tii2.es including / the following makes—. 5 f * . 1.1 a A . l l ___ /* ._____ f L l i ^ l ____ i ^ n ____ Gold Stfripe, Onyx, JsbHlgh and Quaker, Reg ■ ulnr price $3.00. .Saturday C O c o and Monday Special A Varied Assortment Boys* Suits mwS iSS‘*Wv1"* % "•- , t-’ * Here la an opportunity for mothfcrs to sup­ ply a fow extroa for young men. A varied oaaortmont of Boya' Suita in JvhiU’i tun, bluu, white with bluu collara and blue with white coltara. Rcgulur vnluea $5.75, $3,60, $2.50j $1.98, Saturday nnd Monday apecinls— $5.00, $2.75, $1.75, $1.50 \ White Goods for Summer gSfefcfc ci^p. w^itc fabrics in ull the popular KweavcB are here for your choosing in an jrt^miBfrt'Vartety. -SPECIALS—from the lYand Good a Section Thursday are— ETtiy SlLltC, fhe, popular material for MidButnmer Dresses. - Comes in checks only, piagulke-price $2.25. SatQQ lirday and Monday S p ecia l........t j l s t / O ' .L { v."" One lot of Imported Voiles in dots, figures and Egyptian patterns. Both light and dark cojora. Comes 40 inches. Regular prices $1.76, #1.60, 69c, Saturday ff nday, Special $ U 9 , $ U 9 and O O X , in distinctive stripes and dots. Both d dark colons. Begidnr pHco Q O a > iturday and Mondoy S p e d a l.'.O o F ^ Vacation days are at hand—days that call for. cool, comfortable apparel. We are offering Thursduy morning some more Normandy Voile Dresses which It behooves the nrospectfye buyer to take ndvnntnge of. They come in White, Copan Blue, Navy, Lavender ondi Tangerine. Regular $18.50 values,- SattiN day. and Monday O S A S]x;clal *j ■ j} ■ S * ■ Big Bargains. It is the policy of this store,.to clear out every dollar’s worth of merchandise V Oluo c ssiS f'J '^ rB sn si t a M t h N l M W atM tMi*Pent w»*toUms WrlM to kUI U»^s Will! pow der*. H w iM a o t a a y • x p c r l m a n u t pr»t»r*tlon». Ready for Us*-Bolter than Trap* %vt_ box. K4 * lVox. box. Il-U SOLD B V B R Y W H U K during the season in which it wa3 bought.. For this reason we have made such drastic cuts, >as we, are determined to sell and clear oiur Sash Ribbons Sosb* lUblgma— in No. 300 width in Ubo foi lowing colora.: Sky, Bamboo, Jade. Tomato Silver and Taupe. Regular Q *€ • i l l price $2. Sat. u iM ^ o n ? ? 5 p ^ il:r ^ J la jl:« l One Jot . ings for Collars1a m r x u tfs aiiTTH m nfln^'' Colors: White, Pink, Blue, Cream, Yellow and Ecru. Regular price $1.60, $1.25, $1.00, 85c, 75c, 65c, 50c,45c. Sat. and Mon. Q I*a $ 1.29, 98c, 89c, 65c, 59c, 49c, 39c____O O v Thrifty crowding our store and well pleased with Vacation Voiles ome and see for yourself. ‘ ,11 J.U .-Hr- • i f jfito.y i M ^ u i i u F. P . R1NES V a lr f * ^ •A ^ ^ i_ d .p il< ^ a 481-J MEN’S, SHOES—FIRST FLOO^; Shoes which graces the occasjon.as well as the foot—just arrived—Plain toe crimp vamp Oxfords. Black and e q n n Tan, price .......^ FIRBT STREET, OPP. POSTOFFICE nfi? ;-.iw*t4 > j u u iw tu u i if i . v v 4 rv v v v * OUR BIG Orlando's Favorite Shopping Place . , Both in the four and six c y lfn ^ ifnbders tWJJ • Buick line of roadsters provides;? a*yide ‘range. t , of selection for those whodesiroithe intimacy of this particular design. ‘ r‘, 1 , . ' ’ ST. PETERSBURG, July 18.— Hundreds of fish, ranging in size from four to six inches long, fell on the golf links of St. Petersburg Country Club at Pasadena yesterday nfternoon when n .wnlerspout estimated to have been more than a mile high, broke on the eastern shore of Boca Ceiga Way. Two local .fish companies sent out trucks to bring in the Ash hut it .was found they were tod small. TJie majority were mullet, nlthough n few « Nausea and Danger f -V* .. This distinctive Buick S p 6rtiR d a^ t^ ‘ia;ap ' ;; excellent example of the,ek*U that- B u n in a s t v dbplayed in developing roadstdrAtypea. for Jail • motoring tastes and re^uira^nti.^'J ‘JV ’ THEA-NECTAR TEA iKftu- Vi-lb . F ou r B u ic k R o a d s te r s ^ to S elect F ro m — -1 Ten Business Buildings Swept by Fire Today in Kimball, W. Virginia — —— Families Were Homeless. T in StmnUnl •/ Cowart— �w m '" S K S g K M IT. W. Johnson, Lot 0, Bit, 13, Tr. T F ' DAY OF It AY, A| D. 1913 The following i* the estimated coat of widening Myrtle from 18 fee* IW.wHtH U 24 ft. to width from Ninth Street Saoftth St. SMttmuUd M o t pavement 24 foot In width: HU Cu. yd*, *t 60eM.— ..... —........ ................................ Sq. fA . fl.90 ...... ................. gji6 lln. ft. ffl*h ouib i t 16c mii >iim _ 168 fwt nuah chrb at 30c ---------- ------ — --- ------------- ---jj70 foot storm w a i f 11 ll^ N ................. ..................................... j6 Inleti at $30.00 ..x...—. . —.................... 3 Manhole* at foO.OO ..... .... •........... .. .............. .v.-............... 1008 Ll« feet drain* tile -at $75.00 per M ....... ......... ..................... Engineering*, advertising etc, ---------- :------------ ------- ----- .$ 1,200.00 . 8,688.70 ■ 1,237.75 50.40 1307.00 800.00 150.00 225.00 661.1B Total estimated cost ................ i....... .... ....... ............... Estimated coat o f pavement 18 feet In width................. .... 1 - * \* , t *.f,V _ E«tlm#Hd>ort od Widening pavement from 18 feet in width to" 24, feet In width ------ ------------------------------------------ \ Amount to be borne by City 1 /8 ........... ........... .....$1,438.67 Melsch Realty Co., Let*9, Blk. 1.7, Tr..7 Melach Realty Co., I^ot, 10, Bllf. 13,‘ Tr. 7 : V. C. Welsh, E. W of Lot 1, Btk. 13, Tr. 8 K C. Welsh R. Vt of Lot 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 8 J, S. Dlnkcl, Lot t , Blk. 13, Tr. 8 . ..»........ J. 8. Dinkel, Lot 4, Blk. 18, Tr. 8 ...___ H. G. Gunter, l.ot 5, Blk. 13, Tr. 8 ...... — Mrs. G. D. Hart, Lot 6, Blk. 14,Y r. 7 ......... Mtb. G. D. Hart, Lot 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 7 ._ Mrs. G. D. Hart, Lot 8, Blk. 14, Tr. 7 ____ MTs. G. D. Hart, Lbt 0, Blk. i4 , Tr. 7 ...... Mrs. Q. D. Hart, Lot 10,^Blk. 14, Tr. 7 ...... M. Mlnerlck, Lbt 1, Blk.-44, -Tr. 8 . M. Mlnerlck, Lei t.D lk . 14, Tr. 8 to*........ M. Mlnerlck; Lot* 8, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 M. Mlnerlck, Ldt 4, Blki 14, Tr. 8 __ ......... M. Mlnerlek, Lot 5, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 ___.... JACKSONVILLE, July 1 9 .-J . H. Wondler, of-Orlando, has . been In­ flicted by the grand Jury on several counts, It bong charged that he used the mails to defraud. It . Is alleged that the defendant when this bank was established* rtiftriy chatfgwas mauagng editor of the Florida Post ,a. newspaper formerly publish-es have taken place. cd at Wipter Park. It Is further al­ leged that n campaign was put oil The city and surrounding country have offering prices and the Indictments grown-- small mercantile houses enlarged charges that p number. . o^,,t^esp prixes were hot given, and also H»h and the farrn a c ^ f e ^ expanded g r itty * claimed tnht prixes were given to persons hot. entitled Vo them, u viola­ Much of this expansion is dt*e to the t&iikw tion of tho federal..statutes, .y, ing given the people by this institution. Tho defendant is out on .bond and no date has been sot for,the trial of Your Chec'hlnfg Accnant is cordially in-: Notice Is hereby given to any and all persons Interested In the Special tho '-case. \ t Assesamenta against the various pieces of property above described that RELIEVES RHEUMATISM said assessments aro payable in full within 80 days after tho above and foregoing special assessment roll has boon equalized, approved and con­ “1 con simply pay t h j t ,Kelpy Kid­ firmed, or in ten equal annual installments, with Interest at B% per annum ney Pills gavo me relief from rheu­ from and after the time said special assessments stand approved and con­ matic pains, spd have npt used sup­ port* for the last six weeks (had to firmed. tho best proof you can A meeting of the Equalising Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will use two). be held at the City Hall at 3:30 P. M. on the 23rd day of July, A. D. 1023, have that Foley Kidney Pills aro ef­ A COMMUNITY BU ILDER , j at which meeting said Board will hear any and all complaints and objections fective Is this, that'flinco they'cleared as to such special assessments, and will at sold time adjust and equalize said my system of uric add. have been en­ S F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WH1TNER. Cashier assessments on a basis of justice and right; and when said special assess­ tirely free of pain and depression,'* 9 . i ments are b o equalised and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and be, writes J. W, Hunter, Las Angeles, ■ H * iu a a * a * * B * * g * a d a * ia * a * * e u * a M a a a H a a a i« * * a « a * a a * a * a and remain binding liens upon the property against which said assessments Csllf. ' Backache, Ilhcumntlc Pains, are made until paid In accordance with the provisions of Resolution No. 88 Dull Hcndachon and tired feeling arc of the City Commission cif the City of Sanford, Florida, adopted the 20th day quickly relieved by Foley Kidney PUIs. Sold everywhere.—Adv. of May, A. t t 1923. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford, Florida, this 10th day of July, A. D. 1923. There nro othpr Transfers; but A IL OKOGCtSTS nunc with SERVICE for Ihctr middle (SEAL) L. K. PHILIPS, J5c and Me, Jars k sJ tube* 7-13-20-2te City Clerk. name.—QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ ' 7 7 fiotpusi sis*, t x f i o ; ]} FER. Phone 498. 88-tfc MINERS DEFYING LEWIS' ORDER m t o t o t o t o t o t e t o t o Feet Preliminary Frontage Assessment 264 $363.98 ... 50 08.93 ... 60 68.93 ... 64 88.24 ... 50 68.93 ... . 50 68.03 50 68.93 ... 50 68.93 ... 50 68.98 ... 50 08.93 ... 60 68.93 ... 50 68.93 ... 50 68.93 ... 50 68.93 ... 60 68.93 ... 60 68.93 ... 60 68.93 SYDNEY, N. 8., July 10.—Four ... 50 68.93 thousand Cape Breton coal miners .... 64 88.24 ..... 60 68.93 voted last night to continue on strike to For Florida: Partly cloudy ... 60 08.93 In defiance of the order issued yester­ to Friday and Saturday; prob... 60 68.93 day by John L. Lewis, International to ably scattered showers and .. 60 68.93 president of the United Mine Work­ to thunderstorms; light to ... 64 88.24 ers of America. Mr. Lewis cancelled to gentle variable winds. ... 60 68.93 the charter of District 20 and ordered .. 60 68.93 the men. to return to their work. „ 60 68.93 .. 00 68.93 The Dally Herald, 16c per week. Tho Dhlly Herald, 15c per week. .. 64 88.24 .. 60 68.93 „ 50 68.93 ... 60 68.93 s Good Feed for Your Stock is Just as Essential .. 60 68.93 « to Their Health as Good Food is , 64 88.24 to Your Health .. 60 68.93 .. 50 68.93 Nit fc<‘«] la liny b ettef tlmn Itir L, f. McCoUer, t o t 3, Blk. 11, Tr. 8 ™.-----II. C. AspinwaB, Lot 4, Blk. 11, Tr. 6-----...... Lottie M. Paxton, Cot 5, Blk. 11, Tr. 6 ----- f, W. Mahoney Eefc, Lot 6, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 ---Ellen M. Mahoney, Cot 7, Blk. 12, Tr. 6 ---(j. A. Betts, Lot g, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 .................. £ A. Betts, Lot 9, Blk. 12, Tr. 6 --------- ----<X A. Betts, Lot 10, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 .............. Base Neal, Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 6 — -----------r. W. Mahoney E st, Cot 2, Blk. 12, Tr. • ....... N. J, Dugger, Cot 8, Blk. 12, Tr, 6 IT, R. Brooks, Cot 4, Blk. 12, Tr. 6 ---------Ml*, Jt. Villa Robinson, Cot 6, Blk. 12, Tr. 6 Retell Realty Co., Lot 0, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 ---Msteh Realty Co., Cot 7, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 — Rtjsch Realty Co., Cot *8, Blk. 18, Tr. 6 — RtUwH Realty Ca, Lot 9,’ Blk. 13, Tr, 5 -----Mtteh Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 ---t ft. Robinson, Cot 1, BUt. 13, Tr. ff — ------C. ft. Robinson, Lot 2r Blk. 13, Tr. 6 — 0, ft. Robinson, Cot 3, Blk. 10, Tr. 6 .... ft. ft. Robinson, Cot 4, Blk. 18, Tr. 0 ----ft. ft. Robinson, Lot 6, Blk. 13, Tr. 6 ----Kfikch Realty Co. Lot 6j Blk. 14, Tr. 6 .... Ilfteh Realty Co., Lot 7, Btk. 14, Tr. 5 lltlach Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 Utisch Realty Co., Lot 9. Blk. 14, Tr. 6 Frafak Bronao*-, Lot W. BUa 14, Tr. 5 .„. Utisch Realty Co., Cot 1, Blk. 14, Tr, 6 Msteh Realty Co., Lot 2, Blk. 14, Tr. 0 Meteh Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 0 Utisch Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr. «• Msteh Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk. 14, Tr. 0 !>; The follqirinr hr the estimated cost of widening the paving on Laurel Ate (Yom Sixth Street 8outh to Thirteenth Street, making the pavement 14 fhet In width instead of 10 feet as planned, j Estimated cost of paving 24 feet in width aim eu.y& ".tn.'*‘*& zT‘adM^ i . - A *v*wt^ *• ^ -- • -■** 1*21000.0» 40W .. 14,820.00 7900 8q. yds. paving at $1.90----------.. 2,183.85 4853 Lin. feet high* curb at ’46o — ....... .. 100.80 Ud Lin. feet flush curb at 30c *,*f t *4 .. 1J564.00 1140 Lin. feet Storm aewer at $1.10 400.00 Id Inlets at $30.00 -------------.......... —J . 200.00 4 Manholes at $60.00 ............ ...... i....... .. 300.00 MOO Un. fe«t 3" drain tlla at $76.00 per M .... 1,111.35 Advertising, Engineering, etc..........- ..... TH ERE IS ONLY ONE PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE IN SAN FOUR SO- LET’S G ET ON- TH E RIGHT ROAD— LOOK FOR £}1GN OVER WINDOW—---------- ------------D O N t RE’ 2 BARS GUEST IVORY SOAP I Inirreillrma tlml nro put tlilu It. AInlaa*ra nml A lfalfa Mrnl will rover up tlio fau lts of mistily pour araln anil ninKeiH mure pnlntnlile but It will 'NOT lip- One to Cuatomer lUsnieiUn «u«4he*> p > i m i o r k Your only protection I* to liny t m l mai|o .by m nnurtctiirers whi-eo re p u tstli it ,ls bulli up un Ouiilliy Keeils, Imcknl li>* the iruarantoo o f y n u r qua ter. "YOUH MONKY IlAf'K IP YOU AIIK NOT HXTIHPIRf*.’’ Yelk over jo u r fciil prnlilrnm W HEN BOUGHT >V1TU OTHER GOODjS ■with us: ,■ v • - GOOD TO T H E LAST DROP Estimated cost of widening pavement from 13 feet In width to 24',ft. '*K' In width ..... iX ------------- ------------------ t • 7.63C *• : 1v t • 4* J ' I ■"•l1 _*• | f , '■» .. ( ^ J F f f D T I A Y - C P A I N AND F C P T l U Z E R S PHONt. 5 5 9 - MVPTl I AVS fl 1 ' «ST SANfOPD.FU 1— — Amount to be borne hy CIty 1/3 — ...... .............$2,543.33 Amount to be borne by adpacent property 6,080.67 • Number of f e e t . frontage ------ t....... — — .......... 3/108 feet V Assessment per Toot frontage ------ ------------- -------$11868 k r FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. & U. Trsffard e Map of the Towa ef> Baaford, Florida ', ; . ' Feet PrsUmlni Nsate Dcseriptidit FnmUge Aeeeesm M. F. Robinson, Lot «; Blk. 8, Tr. 7 ...... ....... ..... 67 $70.01 !U. P. Robinson, Lot 7, Blk. 8. Tr. 7 — ............................ 60 afl-v MMsch Realty C*,1t o t 8, Btk. 8, Tr. 7 - i i . — .— ------- -• 60 C»1 X. T. Duriln, Lot 8, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 -----------------------------60 09.$ I Tl Allen, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 .......... - ............. - ........ 67 79.01 Qrttchen H. Houaholder, Lot l , Blk. 8> Tr. 8 -------------67 79.01 t. HI Lamb, Lot t , Blk, 8; Tr. 3 --------------------W w *s Emmett XUlow, Lot ft, Blfc 8, Tr. 8 60 69 3 Carter Lumber Co., Lot 4, Blk. 8, Tr. 8 ___ i_..-a-------60 69.3 Olsf Smith, Lot 3, B lk 8; -Tr. 8 — X ------ 4--------67 70.01 W. B. Hynes, Lot 0, Blk. 9, Tr. .7 and N. 8 f t of : Lot 7, Blk. 9, Tr. T .....................- .... ......... T. E. Wil.on, B. 48 fj. Lot 7, Blk. 9, Tr. 7 ..... ¥«teh-Realty C o, Lot t , Blk. 9, Tr. 7 Utlich ReeUy C o.,'U t 9j Blk. 9, T r 7*..------Victor and Belle Cheek, Lot 10, Blk. 9; Tr. 7 ---P. Hi Roald, Lot 1, Blk f , Tr, 8 ------- 2 .— .— . f • Hi Rand, Lot 2, Blk. 9, Tn ft. Hi Rand, Lot 0, B lk 0, 8r---------------------A-Ri Refc N. 14 of l e t / r Blk. 9, Ti> F - — r — J. Di Chittenden, B. H Lot 4| BUT. 9, Tr. 8 ---- .... % Hv Peters Eat,'Lot 0, Blk. ID, TV. 7* w. H. Peters Eat. Lot 7, Blk. 10, 7k*. 7 — »-------- t F. Whltnsr, JrMl A 0, Blk*. lO^Tt*.? : w. Hi Peters RoL, U t 8, Blk. 10. Tr. 7 W..& peters Eat Lot 10, Blk 10, Tr. fterfc, All Blk. 10, Tr. f ----- ----------(LO. Cobh, Lot 6, Blk. It, Tr. 7 —...... ft. 4. Miller, Lot 7, Blk. 11, Tr. 7.— JUST A FEW SACKS LEFT NOW’S YOUR CHANCE NICE A ND FRESH Evaporated I t WM M ark Twnir^ w h o M itt, l1 Full Hoc FruiU and* Vc;rUmbl«*—Shop early tp ovoid the rush. Plqnr are being drawn to laa pel her .chprUtnu counter, which will enable us to turn out t customers a minute. The u ................ ‘. K r ilr X J _________________ It .off Sanford (dr, IS.-:n— r '' / ' pooplt* their hearty _______ co-operation. bUUI c an d o ab o u t th e effect ‘buildings. Cover th e m WHERE SANFORD THfADES w ^ .H —*—*'-** I re * Ik 18. Tr.- T Blk. 12. TR 7 B k .l2 .T r .0 - FREE! With n purchase of this Combination' Total estimated cost of paving 24 feet wide Estimated cost of paving 10 feet in width I'; '. ‘ fi B aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^aaaaaM aaaaaaaa WKNDI.ER INP1CTKD ’ » .'JIY 5FBD8RAL JURY ■ fli 1 • •\ ___- f nr f lf 1m£ V mr ■ V �-------------' rV.Bspert*' any, dbat.Ncw. V o.lt*witt - have a population of 20 million peo­ ple In the year 2,000. If they want to moke predictions about th c r year 2,000 wo would say without fear of The Herald Printing Co. contradiction In th at year th at San ' ________p p s l u h b s i _______ ford will hnvc over n mfHion pftpuln. «■. J. BO U T___ ____ _______Mile* tton hi the ycnr 2,000. . A U l I m » i , - » w w (« ?|i.T rf»M itri 1. A. JSKKI,____ __...OrnrrtJ Maanarr ■. ■. H O l.tr „ AS*er<talwq Meeager o - J ISN'T NATURE WONDERFUL? Florida is truly wonderful. Down tn .S f. Petersburg it rains fish, up here our orange trees grow dullnru, — Orlando Ilcpoitci-Stnr, *— -r ^ Tier Yes, nnd over here tho pine trees >3 Ovals ,j{row pineapple*. i^ rn llr H r f » u r . Nrmlnnlr la p s k llik f l M f r j Friday. K m ic a M ilt k n im n ■■ • Improvements nnd convenience^. All thfclirdiimUm id’ll U* hot* iroth'i ownori ship of puhlk utilities nnd then there will nuf h r fnjip^fto bo ifjiro d Jn.tlm lino of improvements for a year or two. And nlong with nil of. our im­ provements our City Commissioners are keeping the books atrnight nndj every tr a n ‘iictiorr sHows in black nnd | white in plain figures and the city nuances nnd affairs were nover in better shone than a t Uio present time. A d*er a p i.llra - TQ CHECK y y , ON i All r i g h t s o f r e - p u b l t c a l t p n Of sp e c ia l , d ien e l e h r " h e r e i n a r e a ls o re s e r v e d . Of flee l ItICIIAl.ll m ilU I M a . Phayia I I I A J v e r d i l n y h * m r t r i i ', « t l v » jiican rn fs s clcnbllnen prevail*. Complaints continue th af trnrh 1» not collected from tho containers for it lengthy period and that the odor from r,nme Is anything hut pleasant. Tho inccnartor, bult with the pcoplc'a money, will take care, in n sanitary nnd speedy ninnner, of. nil trash nnd rubbish TAKEN to It. If garbage is allowed to remain until it is rotten nnd tho atmosphere around Is permeated with on offensive stench, then the health of the people will \>& jeopardized nnd no benefit will necTuoi ffohJ HhV mbitey 1spent lb build­ ing n plant to mnj<e Orlnndo ultra nrrt|jt4(|+-(h^nd*,Setninei.i: ,* ‘ OaMnl] * K K M I ll ill THIS AftaOCTATKD I’n E S S .' * T h a A s s o c i a te d P r e s s Is - l e l u n l v e l y e n t i t l e d t o t ' . e utie f o r r e i m h l l c a t l o n o f a l l n t w i d la p a l c h s s c r e d i t e d to It o r ■tot o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p a p e r . a n d a l t o t h e lo cal news p u b lis h e d . herein. I| arc made.**It*h*WMW^wer| i that .wo make n break r.j bad ntv that of ye itciday when .we said that nil growing citlea reeded incinerator* to I die pose of the traali and rdbhlsh nail garbage and v/e failed to remember that Snnford had built nn incinerator about ti yenr ago nnd.lt' is now being used mid taking rare of nil the trAsh thnt used ’to clutter up the' various dump piles over tho city lots. In fact them is hardly an improvement .need­ ed a t present that Sanford doc.’ not AssoaATio*i KEY WEST FULL OF l*EI "Jessica gets tho license" says big AMBITION. headlines in Tampa Tribune. She could got it h ero'if she wanted (It. ----------- o----------Clarence Woods, secretary of the Sumter county Chamber hf Com­ merce has received so many offers to go other places that he knows not What to do hut snys he will not go great railway system has brought anywhere—meaning Bushncll. hundreds of thousands of people to the city who would otherwise never A bunch of L W. W. members yes­ have known of its attractions. terday wefo Supposed to bo march­ To add to the altrnctivuness of the ing on Texas to take that state nnd place both for those who reside there hand it over to tho proletariat but tho Texans In hearing about the in­ permanently ns citizens nnd those vasion calmly oiled up their Colts nnd who tarry for, a portion of tho winter said "Ikt ’em come, we need men to season, the city has recently voted n work tho roads." And tho I. W. W. bond isnuu of $150,000 for the con­ thought bettor of It nnd colled the struction of a municipal golf links, the property of nil tho people and for business off. their pleasure and enjoyment, Key The summer excursions on the West’s civic spirit was never better Clyde Line from New York lo Son- tllsplnyed than in this instance.—^ lord are very popular and the boats Lakeland Slnr-Telegrnm. *ro bringing many cnMiwn people to this part of the state cvrry week. MAKE ORLANDO ULTRA SANT This work on tho part of tho Clyde i TARY. Line Is bringing In greater results in Now that Orlando hns n modern giving the people the chance to see Klorldn In the summer timu mid giv­ Incinerator, capable of conHUining ing busy business men n trip to Flor­ twenty tons of trash every,ten hours, ida nt tho only period of the yenr it Is up to the city officials to see th ey wan* got* away- ifmm. he si news. - •that- «{*.» refuse in* carried •sivrov-/ *hr To protect the business men from ndvertisefr.iudulent ment solicitors the Chamber of Com­ merce will have n committed' to look Info these matters n il determine If they are of virint! Jffi if they are THE DItINKH AID worthless. This wnjjWlVddcd a t the Happiness is no other than Sound­ meeting of the bniim ^^ directors Inst This city of Rr.nfprd Is moving so ness nnd perfection of mind—n .Semi­ night. V fast wo ennnot keep up with it nnd nole County Bnnk necount Bpells we forget from one day to the noxt Any one coming llito tha Halifnx country with n scheme for advertis­ about the many improvements thnt I!-A-P-r-f-N-E-8-S. ing In which they want to interest the business men will first have to got the sanction of the Chnmbor of Com­ merce through this committee. If the solicitor Is unable to produce creden­ tials showing that the Chamber of Commerce has approved, thb business men will then know thnt it is worth­ less nnd will not bo troubled with hnvimr his time token up. “ In this lo make this store continuously attractive to you. We want you to feel that this is your shop where you can be sure of Iljo very beat service. v . 1 if-,'J When You Think of Vulcanizing ( We want this store at once to occur to yarn* rniml. Wo nin to atfnin that end by the fairness of our pripe.^ nnd tho per feetion of our service. Kent Vulcanizing Company Oak Avenue and Third Street PHONE 17------------------------ ----------SANFORD, FLORIDA aggngr/raraat: CITY PUBLICITY TAX FOR FORT PIERCE. Thu Merchants' Association favor o' two mill tax in the city to lie used for publicity matters. Under this bend properly comes the Imnd and other strlclly city rogunizations, the benefit from which ncerues directly to those woh own property in the city and pays the tax. The merchants nnd other business people of the city have always re­ sponded liberally when culled upon to support a band nnd othr civic organ­ izations. They...... have. ■paid more ...............| ...... than > ninety per cunt of the exiiensox In We have just received a most beautiful line of Men's,. Boys’ and Children’s Shoes in all the popular styles, which we are offering* at,remarkably low prices. A Fairyland of Comfort in Red Goose Shoes. The pride of possession nnd the joy of wearing them make “Red Goose” shoes the young folkschoice. They are built so strong and so sturdy that they hold their shape. And- there is a pleas* fT. ing style for every boy and girl.’ ***** Studcbahcr Light-Six Touring C‘« r RED GOOSE We W ant to Talk to Every Prospect W ho ,Plans to Pay More Than 500 for a Car AU Leather—A ll the tim Just to remind you thnt we are selling out our Regal line of Shoes at legs than the co.-tl of manufacturing—Como in and see! ----- ---------r— ;------------SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ON ■'fTED GOOSE SHOES M ODELS AND P R I C E S - /, o h. ferfo ry L/atir-aix SPKCIAL-S1X i.em m aitrw .B ., so ii. a T u m i (e U m I four C a n ttn h m D E B A K E R SAN JUAN GARAGE •Sanford, Florida WE AIM TO PLEASE1 SHOES--------------— ----- �m r m m m m m This is last of “What this Baftk Does for You” s have grown so common place that you barely qries, for the present The services mentioned them. But you can see that they are valuable, and we would ask thkt you remember them as one of the evidences of this Bank’s value to this conihiuiiity. You might remember, too, that a convenient way toTOciprocate this value is to maintain with this Bank as adequate balance as your circumstances permit You might also influence your friphds to open an account with this Bank. BANK WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS --------- :------------------ S E R V I C E ----------------------------- BOWLING TENNIS BOXING BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING R. L. SHIPP, Editor YESTER d AV’H RESULTS H onda State I/eng ue Tampa 1, Orlahdo 10. St. Id e 3, Urndentown 4. Lakeland C, IJnyloqa'b. Natbmal League Pittsburgh 8. Boston G. Chicago 7, I’hiladclphia 1 Cincinnati 0, Brooklyn 1. St. Louis 8, New Yorii 0. Ameriran League New York 2, Detroit 9. * Washington 2, Cleveland 3, Boston 3, Chicago 8. Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 4. Soul hern Association Chattanooga 2, Atlanta 1. Unto Hock. 0, New Orleans 2, Memphis 3, Middle G. K;..«fiville 8, Birmingham Yesterday nftenioon on the local* diamond was seen a rather onc*sldedi gnme between Sanford nnd Orlando, the former coming out on top by the score of 12 to 0. Hammond, who started the hurling job for the Orlando bunch wns hit to oil parte of the diamond during the ...... ......... 00(1 000 000— 0 five innings that he adorned the box. ................ 110 135 Olx—12 Twelve hits were scored off this y: Two base hits, Deltcr youngster , one being good for two Stolen bases, W. Spencer, bases by Dieter, who also knocked an­ Hit off Ammons .1, Thumpother double off Rpker In the eighth. imonil 12 In 5 innings, Ba­ Poker who relieved Hammond was rn* innings. Hit by pitchtouched for five hits in the three in- j r.inga that he attempted to atop S an-, ford's onslaught. - wVaUJwrsi .pit iking, for Uu> Sanford : boys, wns in excellent form, giving up Hammond 4, o only three hits during the whole fray, i fi0„ Umpir, STOPPED 1ILS PAINS 'T was suffering with a severe cold, headache and pains in my abdomen," writes J. II. Dring, Newport, It. I. "A fter taking Foley’s Honey nnd Tar in conjunction with Foley Cuthnrtic Tablets I was entirely relieved of my cold nnd pains.” Coughs re­ sulting from Bronchitis,- Asthma, Hay Fever, Croup and Whooping Cough are quickly relieved with Fol­ ey’s Honey nnd Tar. Thu largest selling cough medicine in the world. Sold everywhere.—Adv. FAT HENS AND FRYERS ^ew Rivf»r Boat Being: Built For Palatka-Jax Run Momc-Madc PA N SAUSAGE “LAMB” Minced Ham tick led Pig’s Feet Honeycomb Tripe Liver i ; ■. 1 t g i e # M C 'M IC U B iu jijm iK um u. ■Lucas scored the eighth run on-Tink^r's prror In handling Crocker's hit. Thompson scored on Deiter's third hit of the gume, Rive scoring on this hit also. Crocker, who by this time wns at third started homo and wns safe of* the shortstop’s overthrow to the catcher. ‘ * AL * Fat Mackerel * Fine for Urekkfosl Longhorn atod | Pimento Cheese | WE DELIVER Give U s a lUALlTY aD I P SERVICE NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CO • 154th INF. F. N. G. (ll> Thp AamirlnltMl I'rruNl NASHVILLE, Trnn., July 20.—A $2,000,000 memorial, testifying to the regard of the people of Tennessee for her sons who gave their live* in the world war, noon will take its place among the most beautiful find elab­ orate buildings of the kind in this country. While the majority of Tennessee’s troops were returning homo from the greatest war of oil history in the. year 1010, and wore being welcomed in the larger cities wltr fervent cele­ brations and parades, patriotic cltiLcatrlce Joy, Nita Noldi, Lewis toiis inaugurated a movement de­ Stone, nml Pauline Gordon in a Geo. signed to preserve to future genera­ Mfclford production-v’lYou Can’t Fool tions a record of the contributions Your Wife” tonight ‘nt the Princess and sacrifices these sons of the state Theatre, hail made in the gigantic struggle for world pence. A picture that hits home—your Patriotism was still a t fever hont home, your neighbor’s home—your when a measure was brought up in friend's home. / . the General Assembly to build a $2,000,000 memorial to the Tennessee Whnt every telepfionl* girl knows— world war veterans, especially to the if she listens In when hubby's making memory of the Gold Star sons. The excuses for a night out. bill passed easily. The state appropriated $1,000,006, You can’t fool your wife— the city of Nashville raised $000,000 When you say you've been nt the ■and the county of Puvidson put Up club—nml alio finds lu b thefltra-llqjj^, $400,000 and tljp postw ar .ctpuppien V t'nabs'iSii,h )tllfMor.n (i' * ” ” ” jcrysUllied into the plans for a struc­ When you say you've been at ture which architects claim will be church—nml your Imir is dotted with one of the finest and most complete confetti. in the entire country. When you sny you’ve l.nen over nt The structure, according to the de­ Jim Urown'n house—and Jim Brown signs, will be fashioned after the has liecn over at your house. classic Greek Doric order of architec­ When you soy you're.been working ture sim llarVi the famous Parthenon, overtime—nnd the boss has been un exact replica of which stands in phoning all night to get Aou. Central park in Nashville. There is You can fool some of the people also to 1h* quite a sim ilarityibetween some of the time—hut when It cornea thin memorial and the new Lincoln mcmnihl in Washington, tho arch!*- - * ^ it *| 4 to the ladies—God bless ’em—you tect says. can't foil uny of 'em nt any lime. There will be four stories to the structure, including the ground floor, When William Jennings Bryan be the entire length to be 385 feet and cornea a bootlegger— When the hoys get their bonus— the width 115 feet, Whom Rockefeller gods to the poor house— Then you can fool your wlfo. SANFORD FLORIDA All members nrc ordered to report nt the Armory, Friday, July 20th nt Vt :00 p. m. Ail men fulling to report at thia time will he subject to court martini. Orders imperative. By order of the Commanding Officer. H. F. LOSSING, First Lieut, 154th Inf., F. N. G. A COMPLETE STOCK The Ball Hardware PHONE NO. 8 California Apples, per dozen...... reaches, per basket .. .V... . . . . . . . . . . Bananas, per dozen ................... California Bartlct Pears, per H) Iceberg Lettuce, per bead ,........ Ju _ J. _ J t ,* . » California Cantaloupes, each .... * * *- Next Door tu First National Hank Tho Daily Herald, 15c peC week And the honor guests tonight will Construction Work Well Under Way he Sam Yontz and family nnd will sea at l.ocal Bonthouse. this wonderful picture without cost to Kin Iran’s, Swift’s Fine Hams, Bacon Country Sausage Link Sausage Bologna TENNESSEE TO CONSTRUCT $2,000,00(1 WAR MKMOUIA1 Fraud! aitajuJo which should have been a home rtin to Crocker’s credit but he failed to touch second.'. «, , drockcr lead In th e hitting attack, getting four hita in five attempts, one !>«(«£'a .double, lid ter camo next with three Wta, two of them "being doubles, out of fivo attempts. Box sco^e: Sanford •*. ;} AB It II PO A E K. .W!*CaII, 3b........* 6 1 2 3. 9 0 Mcl.ucns, 2B, .—V 5 2 2 5 2 3 Thompson, lb., p. — ' 4 2 1 5 P Antnums, p., '5 0 2 2 2 0 ill4 ,< r. ......5 2 2 8 2 0 hf ; W n c .r , cL, c. 3 3 1 1 0 0 Crolker, rf. -J-.U 5 2 4 1 O' 0 A atenmfiont to ha operated be­ tween Palatka apt) Jacksonville by tile Pnlnlka-Jacksonville Steamboat Company is how b-Ing comitrudcd at tho Gibson boat house nod marine ways hero by the company, nnd It is expected that it will -be launched within the next aix weeks nnd take up tho run between Pnlatka nnd Jack­ sonville. Thia announcement will come as a surprise as the officers of tho com­ pany liave made no announcement of their plans until the keel of tho boat was laid. This has been done and the Work of cbnalruction is well under way under the supervision of an ex­ perienced marine engineer, * The new boat will replace the Pilot Boy on the Jacksonville rutu It is femight and vwUI the . trip l&tWdeit jsopvlile In SjtV^lJ operated by steam. . t The greatest advantage of this boat ia the number of employos ne­ cessary to operate it. Under tho re­ quirements of the government the Pilot Boy has to carry a crew of eighteen men, whereas the new vessel will only have to carry four, being six inchv«.,eh«>rter than tho acale ui length whiffc would require the same yuota of crew « sthat now jwquired, .V - n -l - ' ASHEVILLE, N. C., July 19.—Reso­ lutions declaring thnt the Knights of the Ku KJux Klun stand firmly .for law enforcement through properly constituted officials were adopted by the grand dragons mid great titans of the order who adjourned their an­ nual conference, here Wednesday ac­ cording to nnnounceniept by l^lan of­ ficial*. The resolutions condemned any per­ sons "who might seek to take the law Into their own hands.” The Herald delivered six times a week for 1be. will be dinro6 by a itcrcw propel lor instead of th£ side paddle wheel^, Which arc always striking some float­ ing object nn dteoring up. J U\ .^Thti - Palstko-Jacksonville lino ItM been a soured* of great bene (It to 1*0$ UUmVnd Imfcedlaio territory,->a .it haii buen the means of k ^ p iq g freight rotes down. During last year the-Pilot Boy brought in • revonpd of $20,000, 128,000 of which wont t(J operate the boat under the excessive requirements of Urn, goyyrftipent iq carrying a large crew. It js estimated by the officials of th^company th at the now boat can bo operated { p rid e s than flfliOportper.|ftur and cah Increase ' the rdvdnupfpp to as high as d M * - j ' ' Aa toon as nil* b o a tls cohAructrd A REAL REDUCTION ON LADIES’ PUMPS AND OXFORDS AT D. L. THRASHER’S A few Short lots in High Grade Pumps and Oxfords at... ..HALF Price $9.00 WHITE KID PUMPS, Per p a ir ..............t------$0.00 AND $7.00 11LACK SATIN PUMPS, Per. pair .«****-***-*-—-•-’••-, RED SANDELS AND PUMPS, GREY AND ELK HACK PATENT PUMPS, $4.00 ANtf $5.00 IILAC’K AND'BROWN PUMPS AND OXFORDS, P tr pair , J :..................... LL............. ........ s i Greatly Reduced Prices Saturday and Any thing in Women’s and Children’s ■*> r a Vil ■ M *At- * ’Jr 1 t■ ypiN 7* 1 L* »*aj �'‘nry-i « r # i . * . V.* »T*■ i n frr j « liS i occasion when two pairs of shoes-ina; he thought for about what One hits often' c o s t 1 '’re just what’s most appropriate ,f«fclatC'ViMSifttoiS1andseason-en(! outings. ItfShieca . Eall d ^ n s and to do this for#M6s* hoL ob^ R U B B E R -S O L to choose g< new o n es.1 SH O ES GROWING DP FINE FOR SPORTS Sometime this.sum m er you’re go­ ing to get n pair. Especially if you piny tennis becaufie they’re indispenBable. And dad Bays they’re fine for f ufuiing around the car or pottering in Uie garden. — Different ways though. Some grow up to Be splendid manly fellows, tidy, welj groomed, aware of the import­ ance of an attractive appearance. Others?— will you know. and you know too whfcff way you want your .hoy to grow. S t i l t him right by fit­ ting him out w ith dftees Khali are good enough and good-looking enough. to command his respect— WHATS, YOUR FAVOR­ ITE COLOR? LADIES’ WHITE OXFORD Bud likes them too, Bays it’fl great to Bhed .heavy leather ones as soon ns Bchool’B out and slip into cool canvas tennis nlioes. Here you will find as­ sortments at their host. Whatever it la you'll admit th at you seldom have an opportunity to ex­ press it in footwear, but this summer things are different. In fact it’s Colored Kid Slippers that are the hut word in smartness; red ones, green,' or white ones to adit your preference. BEST GRADE CANVAS Any Style Kods for Ladies, 15.50 for ........ Red and Green $8 pair $7.0? White Kid $7 paw....... $4.95 White Elk, $3.50 pair ..$2.45 20% OFF Ladles’ Tennis Shoes, 12.00 f o r ................. Others $1.95 and $2.95 10% M3COUNT WE WILL ALLOW 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL STOCK NOT LISTED FOR SPEC HERE I A L P R IC E WHITE IS SUPREME Are some real buys...O dd sixes 15.00 to |& 00 values at^ - , It is fashion’s first color choico in footwear as well ns in frocks and this color preference finds us ready with White Slippers. Many tdylca— 15% OFF Others priced lower. $2,95 13 DAYS —We Will Have All Shoes Marked in .Plain Figures See the Window ^ ^ iui't f'. . V'l'VW' :* i f iiip pBu|ji[ ' a? ,* # | .'I t r KEDS SPIC SPAN WHITE They are for little girlfl to wear with their crjsp tub frocks of nn afternoon. They're as pretty ns the boots Puss wore when he was dressed up fine ns a fiddle in court elolbes. Of course there are neveral styles to choose from in other combinations— CHILDREN’S $5.50 and $5.00 at— $2.95 AND $1.95 : • Golf Sole, $4.50 for ) ... ......... ... ■„ ! ’ V1^ *V -V *V- - ;* J WHITE SLIPPERS Like Cut, $5.50 for (PO QC $1.95 * i MIGHTY CO&L \ That’s the diest reason we.can'glve you for buyjng a pair of canvas ox­ fords. Besides that thejr’fe ,2 good looking and a fine value. Justiike cut $7.5a f o r , .... J'*r . . FREE , ■ *'1 „ TWO PAIRS OF .„ * *.# SHOES " ♦a, ' - i* To the persons guessing the number of words that win appear on the front page of the Dally Herald* issued on August 4th w e will give two pairs of shoes under the following conditions: w Abbreviations count os words. Figures do not count. Contest will close at 12 noon, August 4th. First nearest guess—any pair shoes In the store. Third Prize— Daily Herald, 3 months subscription. PRIZES " ■' > - - V Second nearest guess—any pair of $5,00 Shoe* in the store. . We will give one guess with each purchase of lOe or over. IT S ' SEASON OF S t r a p s ,y y, • _ » And the grdfctest favorites; are those Nothing is more flattering to one's foot tlinn tongue effects designed with the refined simplicity character­ istic of this Htylc in Sutin. d*4 Q(! 18.00 for .............. ......... ....... CASH BASIS No Shoes Exchanged First National Bank featured bjLlcutout effects or dyerlays of * contrasting color below the strap otreither side: . 4 THE CHILDREN'S VERY OWN To get shiny new Shoes for Summer you needn't go to half the trouble that Puss in Boots once had to when his master needed a new outfit. You haVe only to ask mother to bring you here where you'll find many pretty new styles at prices greatly reduced. See the window, THE WINDOW , IF FULL OF OTHER GOOD BARGAINS ON GOING GOOD -That about sums up the way. these Sporting Oxfords are selling to well-dressed men. It will pay you to get in on this: THE Thenddh ire alt in fhvoa JO B When word went forth that this waa to be a white sum­ mer we loaf no tim e in getting White Oxfords. They’re here now: • $6. 00 f o r ..... ...$3.95 $ 7.50 f o r ............. $4.95 *.1O-E0for.......... ...*7,45 ttg iS p o ri season. trousers: The Creased Vamp isn’t a fa d It’a a fea­ ture that makes soft, plain toed Oktonfc bet­ ter looking by preventing ugly horuontal 1creases: • $5i50f, �f JTTIiT'2«M9rtt -. :r-. VER-BLOOM BUTTER, Per lb, WE A R M O U R ’S HANDLE T H E R E ’S NUCO BUTTER SPREAD, [>*' .-Per, lb. ..............J........ A GOODS E X C L U S IV E L Y I T R EA SO N BACON Per lb, - VERY "BEST CHEESE, -Per ty. ..*...------ P<<t* lh RIRLOTN STEAK PROM TOP STEERS, Per lb. ..*..•»•..«•••*... BEEF STEAK, Pef lb. s e VR n b o n e i ' h k i 7-;.\ k ,D). i , ROUND STEAK, Per lb.......... T-BONE STEAK, *»*/.► iWI ' - " ARMOR’S SHIELD PIg E )i; P er lb. :......, | IPS SH E lhD PICNIC HAMS, ,-y » j PURE UARD In PacknRes, FANCY HOME CUR ED BACON, lb. ..... STAR- HAMS. ‘ FX T M ACK EREL LOINS, , nfWIE '•a ii^ S S v S iT T ' ^ L iv fe m tw m ti- te d A k t i >m . , : * b e e f to €]lCn ••«•»••••••«••••••••• . -PLATE s a u s a g e ,. Per lb. , i • ^ iWu • -l4 OVE?j K(cists; r -N A T A -C ir r STEAK, SMALL LOAVES O. K. BREAD for KENS, Select FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, Per dozen RIBS TO BRAISE 2 lbs. for ...... •M V BEEF TO STEAM Per l b . ................ BRISKETS OF BEEF, P(*r lb ................... . W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate K EbP WANTED WANTED—HOYS TO SELL THE SANFORD UEIIALI) ON TI1E FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE STREETS OK SANFORD. A GOOD CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS HOYS Cyee Examined " Glmssee Designed TO MAKE HIG PROFITS FOR A Henry McLaulin, Jr., FEW HQURS WORK. Be e LOUIS OFFICE. O p tD i' -• SHIPP AT tfjIR ..HERALD . *' ‘ dh-tf Optic! an-Optom etrlat K T R T !>—2 or 3 unfurnished rooms i l l Boot First S t m t Sanford, Flo. m r f ,' Hr la 8*afor •arh jiay. WANTEJ) —Pos|ti<m ns care Inker of grove' or tom rthlng dti that line of Leak Colclough farming ur dairying, by .experienced, * ^/T ^T iN flU R A N C E ■ ' ■ ‘ competent mitrrii-d man. Apply Room 2, Pico Hotel, ■ '• 06-4tp ,Fi re-rl. ife—Au t q Leak.,... J . 11. Colclough & ick ’Service Transfer Storage Facilities L 1 pleas* jrt>u, tell oth tra^Jd not, FOUND Ull uf . Phoa* 498 J''UUN 1>—Florida license tag. Own cr can hnve snnn uponr Itlentificn lion nnd paying for ad. Call at Her­ ald office. * 07-tf« MISCELLANEOUS •HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY S.,'0. ShinholSer >, B'- Contractor and Builder irrigation ping* a t th« SaAf«>nLNoT*]ty Work a ^ |0 0 tfc FOR SALE—Dosier and Gays' gialnU and Varnlabos a t Sanfodl Novelty P. Connelly Sons Works, Sanford agents. P 183-tfc K a ta b lU fc e a IM S FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for ^.setting, 15-eggs for $LO0. Mrs. il Estate, p/osns and Insurance Bcardall Avenue. Sanftlisworth, 1 48 ; 104-8 Magnolia Ave. ford. FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 WART The Florist stock. Sco Vick. Hawkins, 110 Han­ swers--------- ^ n 6 T M DselgnS ford Ave. 03-tfc FOit S A tE - N o . 817 West First S I mat and Ornamental Plante Attractive terras. Address owner. rtl# Art.----------- Phone 260-W 00-tfc Box 782, Daytona, yi & N iu rtb w V O I f F ^ M t ^ O R D I M A I lY m a c h i n e 0nbxriow*0W:^0o»r£5 house with bath full 1,4, welli Ipented —NEVER OCCUPIED. : ] ^PANY ichlne and tVoriu cr Griftfm SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED, UNDER AUTHORITY OF RESOLUTION NO. HO, AllOPTICD THE 1RTH DAY OK JUNE. A. 1923 The following I* the cstlmntrd rout of widening tho proponed paving on Third Street between Magnolia Ave. nnd M yrtle Avc. from 24 feet to CO feet jn width; » ? 120 eg. yda. Grading a t BOc ............................................ ............—....... .....$ 00.00 432 S<). yda. Paving a t,$ L 7 5 ........................ — .................. ........................ 750.00 Engineering, advertising, etc...............................-...u ..... ............... . 57.00 Total estimated tost To lie botne by City,'1 /3 ..... T o'I hi boriiu, by adjacent •'properly .« Number of fcot frontage .rr.:.. Assessment per foot frontago 582.00 ,1378.3.. ~ J . ............. ... ..... :..... $0.4223 FltB D T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. . of the IJo am of Sanford, Florida ku.Tra Feet Preliminary Frontage Assessment Name Description ... 117 $40.41 •S. O. Shlnholser, Ia>t 5;.Hik'd, f t . 3 ...• 117 40.41 Congregational Church/IiOldO, Wit. ... 117 40.41 J. N. Robson, Lot 5, Blk. 4, Tr. 4 .... ... 117 40.41 Mrs. L. II. Thrasher, Lot lp, ^Uk. 4 ... 117 40.41 H. P. Smith, Lot 1, Blk. G, Tr. 3 .:. ... 117 40.41 J. A. Mackie, Lot 9, Ulk^ 5, Tr<,.^ ... Temple Institutes, Inc., J. D. Jlnklns, Siccy., Lot 1, Illk The following is the estimated cost of widening tho proposed paving on Sixth 8troct, betwocn Magnolia Avc. and Park Avc. from 24 feet to 30 feet in width: ' .. 40 cu. yds. Grading a t 5!V.-----15C Sq. yds. Paving nt $1.75 ---Enginering, advertising, etc.; Total estimated cost T« b« borao by(City, 1 / 3 ------— To be borne, by Adjaccrtt Property Number feel •frontage Aascasincnt p ir foot frontage 1:.^,.'. FRED T. ■WlLLlXMS, Eng1nper.“ ~ E. IL Trafford’s Map of the Tdwn of Sanford, Florida Feet Preliminary Frontage Aseeeamenl f t ' Description .... 117 $52.60 George irym ahT'Kl n U i r Y / Y r .'J ... 117 62.50 Baptist Church, Ia,1 l^Jfllki.J, Tr, HZ- -.-vg, 62.60 Mrs. Bessie Irwin, * fci M «• M Mkhdfc A- Lake, t. WHAOlft IKY-AT-LAW ^one-horse wagon and ha: ler’s Bakery. THE /OLD RELIABLE, t * ’ 'Bunding A fx)sn. Buy a c u l lisnk Bel (disc ’ora to iring cars. iftce sml terras.— 044tp H T O N FOR SALELf Ford topring Avenue McBride, P, 96-1 tp Garage FLORIDA Lh>-Sprinkler I Special bargains. Cal! before buying^-L. Allen .. ..... VEAL STICW. Per lb........... LARGE GRAPE FRUIT for ..... VEAL ROAST, Per lb............. HU. 7, Tr. 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....m................................ L. M. Telford, W. 50 ft. Lot 0, Iilk. 7, Tr. 3 ...»......... Annlo III Moses, Lot 1, Illk. 7, Tr. -1 — ..... .............. . Annie II. Moses, Lot 2, Illk. 7, Tr. 4 ......... ;.................... Public Library, N. 07 ft. of Lota 0 and 7, Illk. 7, Tr. 4 $882.00 $204.00 . 588;00 • ...1105.8 $0.5318 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Feet Preliminary Name Drncriptlnn Frontage Assessment laiko Front Improvement Company, Beg. nt intersection of the north line of Commrrrinl St. with West line of Pnlmrtto Ave., rtin North 507 ft. N. 00 deg. 17 min. W. 150 ft. South to N. line of Commercial Street, E. to beginning’...........1......- ............. - ..... ...... t.— ...... 505 $300.43 Clyde Steamship aCn., Hrgin 00 ft. North of NW. cor. of Illk. 2, Tr. 1, Run North 148.0 ft. N. 00 deg. 17 min. p \y. 0,1.9 ft- North 150 ft., East 201 ft., South to n point Hast of Re|f., West to Reg. (Less Seminole Boule­ vard) '....i.:........... j..... ;......... :...... .............. ... .... ..... . 540.8 2R7.57 , / Total entliuhled roat To l*o borne by City, 1 / 3 ...... ..... ...... ......... To Ih< borne by '.adjacent p ro p erty ........... Numhff at Teop frontage .?... Asscssmmt per foot frontagi The following is the estimated cost of widening the pr»|>osed paving on Fourth Street between Magnolia Avc. nnd Oak Ave. from 24 feet to 30 feet CU. yds. Grading nt 50y ........ Sip yds. Paving at.$l.7.r) ..... Engineering, '(lilveRisifg, etc Totnl estimated cost To be borne l>y Adjacent Property .Number of feet frontage .^.......... Assessment per fojit frontage FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. K. It. Trafford's Map uf the Town of Hanford, Florida Feet Preliminary ^Inscription Frontage Assessment Name Jleacription $51.73 Mrs. M. Martin ,l^ot 8, Hlk.'G, Tr. 3 R. G. IJ‘,wt’r. Beg. ut SE. comer Ixit 13, Illk. B, Tr. 3, run N. 02 ft W 20 ft., H. 22 ft., W. 14 ft. H. 40 « ft. K. 40 ft. to beg. ......I........ - ........ .. I), L. Thrasher, Beg. ut S. W. cor. Lot 13, Bll 3;*ruh N. 70JI9 ft, F,. 117 ft., H. 8.29 ft., 8. 22 ft. W. 14 ft. 3. 40.fl., W. 77 ft. to beg. DP.’F.^ftoblnso'n, lxit 4, Blk. 5, Tr. 4 .............. '..~ M, F . Robinson, Lot 8, Blk. 5, Tr. 4 .......... . 25910 Henry McLaulln, I,ot 9, Blk, 5, T r - l --------------E. T. Woodruff, I ajI 10, Blk. 6, Tr. 4 — ..... . Episcopal Church, I-ot 1, Blk. 0, Tr. 8 .uL,____ Episcopal Chujeh, Lot fl, Blk. 0, Tn 8 — City of Sanford (Park), All Blk. fl, Tr. 4 — '•Md*4l «lJ* ea » '^’sl■liT• •v . Notice Is hereby given'to any and all persons interested In the s|>erial assessments against the various pieces «»f^property above described, that aaid asscssroents are pnyaldo in full withiit'SO days after the above and'fore­ going special nssaasmont rbll has been equalised, approved and confirmed, p r In ten wjual annual Installments, with Interest nt 8 ^ jiei- annum from and after the tljne suid special assessments stand approved and confirmed. A meeting of the Equalizing Hoard of the City of Hanford, Florida, will he held ut the City Hall nt 2:30 P. M. on the 23rd day of July, A. D. 1923, I t Which meeting said Board will hear atiy nnd all complaints and objections as to such special assesementa, and will nYsalil tithe adjust and equalise said assessments on a basis of justice und right; and when said special assessmedia- ore - so equalised und ni(Justetl name will then stand confirmed and be, nnd remain binding licit* upon tho property against which said assesswent* owrmade until paid In nmnrduncc-wlth the provisions of Resolution N6. 8\l at the (Jity Commission of tho City of Hanford, Florida, adopted the 18th day of June, A. D. 1923. Witness my -hand as City Clerk and the Heal of the City of Sanford, Florida, this 10th day of July, A. D. 1923. (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, 7-13.20.2U • i .City Clerk. • 8 ---- r ih o followlr ifjh iHtrect'bct' iW M gjAN G EEcB^July 10^-Two •Wtrfsof attachment wore Died In tho federal court, todgy gainst the film* of tho jDedipeey-Gihbous AhL seized yesterday at Hollywood.' One was, filed by C. A. Rassmussen, Internal revenue collector »Wr- Montana, in a claim for $5,826 Income tax, , de­ clared to fie due from the reoelpt* of the fight at Shelby, Mont. The other was filed by the Intcrktionel New* Reel Corporation hich baa a claim of f5,000 for Ukg picture*. .• . • ____ __ ' ,' J# rt! /* I’cr II). The followInj; la tho ealimnted coat of widening the proposed paving On Palmcttd Avc., between Commercial St. and Lake Monroe, from 32 ft. ,tflj 40 ft. In width! 1(H) cu. Vd<i Grading nt 50e .................. •100 Sq. yds. Paving nt $1.05 ........______ ...»........$873.00 Engineering, advertising, etc............. $ 201.00 WII.I. RUII.i) YOU A HOMO if you have a thousand saved up.—Meisch Realty Co. 93-0tc Presbyterian Church, Lot j0, HlV. 5,^Tr. 4 .......... ...... . Mrs. A; K. Iiyb 1-ot 5. V V 1*. ’§ • r*Tv....... / ..:..~. .A...;... 8. 0. & i.'C^vChose, Itol.Of IU kll, Tii-,G.....I FOR RENT—One room, connecting Atlantic Coast Idnor R.-ItJfco. JLglUMif-wny, Rlk, 4, Tr. 5 ..... ............... ....... —........ ....... ..............—* bath, 214 E. Second St. 90-tfc T. \V. Williams, Lot 1, B i t . 5, f r , 5 ................................. NICE RESIDENCE- LOTS—RonaonMrs. A. E. Hill, Lot fl, Blk. 5, Tr. 5 .............................. ublc in price, very easiest terms. Atlantic Const Line ,-R. R. 'Co., Right-of-way, Ilcgj»t Will inerence in Gallic. On newly pavN. W. cor. Lot 0, Blk. B, Tr. A, run.W 42 fU S 58.29 cd streets,—Meisch Realty Co.. A, P. 93-4 tr w u^nyA genT FOR RENT-r-Cottage, J. Musson, The following is thq cstimdlgd'frwt. °f widening thi Second Street between.OakiAvS. An^t Myrtle Aw. from FURNISHED, ROOMS FOR RENT- width: . < ‘j - . + Rooms equipped for light house­ ’40 cu. yds. Grading at*60c .... - ...............-..... keeping,' electric .lights, gus for cook­ 120 sq. yds. paving a t ' $1.75 .jp..-.-..*........—............ ......... ing,. running wnter,"pleasantly locat­ ; Engineering, advcrtls}ng^«c., ...................- ............... ed, uhundnnrc of s b ^ o . trees kccP8 place cboli 'A ll conveniences of a ' * Total estimated cost .—........................... .........................$249.00 home. See Mrs. Smith, 300 FYcnch To bo l>ome by City, 1 / 3 .....1-M".................................. - ......... 6 83.00 Avenue. . U3-6tp To bo borne by Adjacent P ro p e rty ........— .— ......................... 160.00 FOR RENT—Store roonrin new hrTek Number Feet frontago ................ ................................. ....... - ......427.9 building, good business location.— Assessment per foot frontage ..... ...........- ............ - — $0,388 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. A. P. Connelly & Sons. 95-tfc E. R. Trafford’s Mop of the Town of Hanford, Florida FOk RENT—£ furnished housekcopFeet Preliminary Ing ropms, $5.J)0 per wack. Bed Name Description Frontege Assessment room '$3.66 per' wc-ck.-2BI4 East Bth Atlantic Coast Line It. It. Co., Lo£ 8, Blk. 3, Tr. 5 ..... 117 $46.40 St. .. *>- ' . «. 06-8tp Alice F itts "and L. II. Gibbs. Lot 0, Blk. 8, Tr. 5 ......... 48.3 18.74 RI-JNT—Trucking Atlantic .Count Line IU .lt. Cq^.'Bight-of-Wny, Blk. 3, Tr. 6 ______ :..... ....... .................... .......................... .. * -5 0.70 Chaao A-Co.» IM “ 127, Illk. 3, Tr. 6 .— ...... ♦.......:......— 10.0 0.44 Chnse & Co., Lot 1, Blk. 4, Tr. 5 ..................................... 37.8 14.00 Atlantic Coast Lino Ry. Co., Right of Way," Blk. 4, Tr. 6 ...... ........................ ....... .............. ...............— 25 0.70 w 8. O. & J. C. Chase, Lot 0, Blk. 4, T r.*6....... ..............— 158.2 01.30 * taiilnt'et once.—E. F, Lake Monroe, C*rd* of .Sanford's Repot•Me Prefeesiensl Men, each wk°«. In hie cboeea p b fseeton Up Herald secom» * ^ e t* (he people. MOVING -Next Door lo Coca-Cola Rot. Works First Street P r a is e , I*«jr Hi. I nglnoerln I Total estimated coot To U borne by City, 1..3 To bo home, by Adjhcent property Number of feet frontage* Assessment per foot frontage the proposed p» rrom 2 4 -i$ H ‘. i * HltERFUL WELCOME a w a it s YOU � 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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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 20, 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/33e785c99c5b473962e95646963ba539.pdf 6b9ae60752730dbc1f8e0e178fb275ed PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 95 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1923 v o l u m e j X: DR. L. R. PHILIPS' TELLS OF SANFORD OF '42 YEARS AGO of IN THE RUHR DISTRICT SUBJECT TO CER TAIN CONCESSldNS ON THE PART 01 PRANCE ACCORDING TO INFORMATIOI' Concessions Appears to Include Withd French Troops of Occupation and Return the Expelled German Officials . WAS CAPTAIN OF THE ILLFA T E D MA1NR WHEN IT W A S . BLOWN UP . I f AS ANJNVENTOR Of A pparatu s for Exploring th e Bottom o f the Sea, Many of In strum en ts Still In Use (t»« Thr Asso'lnlr* Press) . PROTRACTED THIS MORNING ON REPARATION MATTER OTHER INTERESTING SPEAKERS . PARIS, July 19.—The Germnn government throBfeh Its em­ bassy In London Is striving to hnvc the forthcoming British note on reparations convey to the French government Gor^nny s « >l«ingness to cease passive resistance In the Ruhr subject to certain concessions on the part of France. This Information has reached the French government on what is regarded as unquestionable but unofficial authority. ................... . . . ... This concession appears to include first the withdrawn! of tne French and Belgian Iroops of occupation with the exception of a mere skeleton of military force which would in a diplomatic sense be invisible. Second, permission for German officials and func­ tionaries expelled from the Ruhr to return to posts restoring local Henderson Turns Her administration of all civic services ns existed before January 11th when the occupation began. Third, that the French agree to re­ Prow Southward To­ store the currency it confiscated. These conditions is declared here day For Home would he unacceptable to the French because they are unaccom­ panied by nny definite assurances of guarantees thnt reparation (Hr The Assoclslril |*re«») payments would be forthcoming. SEWARD, Alnakn, July 19.— The AIM) MUCH TO ENJOYMENT OF KIWAN1S LUNCHEON S W ih R fH G H The Kiwnnis noon-time meeting at the Valdes Hotel yesterday wns not only well nttended, hut was one of the most interesting meetings ever held by this progressive club. The gathering wns called to order by I’rosIcient Sharon nnd the Divine blessing wns Invoked by n visitor, Rev. It. II. McCntlln, o f the Riverside Preabyterinn church o f Jacksonville. Other visitors were: Mr., nnd Mrs. W. IT. Dalian!, of Altamonte; J. II. McCnslin, of this city; J. J. Tillls, Jr., of Deljind. They were greeted with the welcoming song nnd Rev. McCaslin (llj- Thr .\»»»cli,lril I*rr*,> was invited to mnko a few remntks. WAUSAU, WIs.. July 10.—Mary This gentleman Is a gifted nnd fluent Ijiwnmlo, who wns found in u swamp speaker and delivered one of the most BERLIN, July 19.— German representatives in London, Rome, impressive nnd enjoyable talks ever near hero lnte yesterday after eigljtWashington and the Vatican have been instructed to make repre­ listened to by the local club. He il­ dny search, confessed to Sheriff tosentations against prolongation of traffic blockade between occu­ lustrated l.is sj)cech with mnny hum­ dny she attacked her stepmother, Mr,. Amin Lnwnndo on the night of July pied and unoccupied territories of.Germany according to semi-or- orous nnd illustrating anecdotes 10, bentirg her over the head with ficinl statement. • ___________________________ _ which were thoroughly enjoyed l.y his a dub. The glfl, according to the henrertt. sheriff, said she had trouble with Mr. Mallard, o f Altamonte, wns her stepmother. next called upon nnd said: “ As I was forewarned I come •forom med with a few facts concerning my home town to let you know thnt Altamonte actually exists on earth even if the Sanford papers show no Indication of the fact. We have In Altamonte several things thnt It will do you good to know about. Wo hniie about 150 voters In our precinct. We have seven seven fern conservatories that ThvCity n f Sanford ha, n fine IncIperaU.r that baa been itf operation for |haw torn conservator!*, that the end many month, am! I, giving entire satisfaction according to the city manager II yv the end of of the the year year will will aggregate aggregate 104 acres, with about $800,000 invest­ and officials. The editor o f the Herald overlooked this fnt-t yesterday In an ed in them, with payrolls of about $2,­ editorial mention of the necessity of every city having auch n plant and now calls attention of the public to the fact that such n plant h in operation on 000 a week. •‘We have 500 acres o f groves de­ the city property near the gn, plant on the west side. An incinerator is one voted Our of the greatest assets to nny city nnd especially to the Street ( leaning Do- ------- to oranges •• nnd -grapefruit. ,, HAS CONFESSED She Attacked Her Step Mother and Fled to The Woods (llr Tke Aseietalwi Press) vHtd were: Mrs- J. trunk Davies, bonoree, Mesdames Richard Knight; U* Adam., J. WUliam Dupree. Geo. NEW YORK, July 19.— Rear Adulr.l Charles D. Sigaheo, U. S. N., retired captain of the ill-fated battle- navnl transport Henderson, with ikip Maine, died suddenly at hla homo President Harding’s party aboard brrr today. , . , wns to leave early today, steaming SIKsbee had been in poor health for out of Resurrection Hay through re­ the last two years though only yoster- cently christened Harding Gatewny dty he was out riding- Death was due nnd for the first time In two weeks lu henrt failure. Arrangements for turning her prow southward. Al­ funeral not made but will In* hurled though the president will visit three Arlington cemetery probably Men­ more Alaskan cltier, Valdez, Cordova nn dSItkn, he is en route •toward the ds). Hear Admiral Charles Dwight states for the .first time since he left SJfihee rose to fame through one of Tacoma,'July 5. tb« grvntest naval disasters in AinerIcsn history—the “ blowing up o f the M»i»e." He was 52 years old at the time; a captain, a veteran of the CivU War, and an InWentor of deep-sea, m poring and aounding apparatus. Captain Slgsbeo, commander of the |/Maine, was ordered to Havana har­ bor to protect American lives nnd property during the crisis o f the Cu­ ban rebellion against Spain in 1R98. As the vessel was on a friendly mislion, she was received with the cuotom.ry courtesies from the forts and partment since it takes all the trash nnd rubbish nnd garbage that wuu d one tourist hotel I, full to capacity Spanish war ships, and the usual o f­ otherwise litter up certain dump heaps and nride from being unsightly would'every winter. We have tourists evficial visits. She was assigned to n , ho unsanitary and unhealthful. The city of Sanford realized this fact ns the cry season numbering about -.>». I nrshipment of ferns and and fn.lt fruit ipecial nnchornge and placed there by j clty grcw out of the town class into the big city class. For a while the rub- cel ---' post — .................... have made our postoffico a third clnss the proper agents of the Spanish govblsh was dumped on the land to be filled In cast of the city along the lake (||, Tl.r Ass»cliM«l Press* croment. ATLANTA, Gn., July 19.— Effort shore a, it made good filling nnd was afterward covered over with dirt from office. Our population, colored nnd On the evening o f February 16 the to check the migration of negroes j the cify streets und from sand thrown out of the lake by a dredge. •Seeing white, is about three or four hundred. lig white battleship had l»een riding nud other farm labor, was given by j these rubbish piles , ‘ome time ngo brought the matter to the attention of the We h*tvc 24 hours electric service. A qrii'tly at anchor for more thnn two authors ns reason for Introduction of official, nnd the new incinerator wa, the result nnd if* worth ha, been dem­ chamber of commerce and a hoard rif aldermen thut at present are hiberauks. Captain Slgshce went to his a bill In the Georgia legislature to­ onstrated many times over In the health and clennline,, of the city. ____ (CoullnurO no l',s« Bit) cabin shortly after 8 o'clock nnd day which would make it felony for mote a long letter to his wife. By nny person or concern to soli'.-.: labor the time he had finished mnny of the in Georgia for other states. Punish­ Sfflj men nnd 20 officers .were nsleep. ment would be prison term of not j The captain had just enclosed the let­ less than thre years or more thnn ter in nn envelope and started to seal seven, • it when n deafening roar Bounded through the ship. The great vessel Another good memory test is u po­ begun to list. Groping his way thru litical platform. • (■•»• aui SANFORD HAS FINE INCINERATOR THAT BURNS ALL THE RUBBISH AND KEEPS THE CITY SANITARY For Many Months and DoEFFORT MADE Has Been in Operation ins' Good Work TQ CHECK LABOR LEAVING SOUTH Georgia Would Make it Felon to Solicit Labor in That State A M UNCERTAIN WHETHER DOC­ UMENT WOULD BE FORWARD OR NOT HIBERNIANS' WILL GO TO MAT GOV’MENTS Each o f Propositions Advanced By Curzon Were Well Examined (Hr Thr AssseUied Prr«*> LONDON, July 19.— Rrltish Cabi­ net held n protracted session this morning at which proposed repara­ tion documents formed the main topic of discussion. Up to early a f­ ternoon It wns still uncertain wheth­ er the documents would bo forward­ ed to other governments, including the United States, tonight. 'It la understood each of the proposltipnn advanced by !/ord Curzon .author of the note, was subject to searching exnminntion by members of the cabinet. It was still regarded ns possible an­ other meeting of the ministry might l>o required before proposed docu- • ments nro harmonized to meet all shades o f opinion represented in tha cabinet. Sam Hines, n well known negro of tlio midway section, wns shot nnd kill­ ed this morning, by Jordan Wnshlngton. They bail some words In front of Hines' house nnd Hines, it is rum­ ored, told Washington to wait until he got his gun nnd he would l>c out. Itut when ho stepped out Jordan was too tpiick for him and shot him dead. Washington bent It for the swamp and has not been apprehended yet but (Hr The AssorlnlrU Press) MONTREAL. July 19.—The An­ it Is thought thut he will give him­ cient Order o f Hibernians in conven­ self up as the shooting was evidently tion here is expected to net today on self defense. resolution pledging it to nctlvtf “ flnlah tight’ ’with tho Ku Klux Klnn de­ nounced in nn address yesterday by Judge nl’trlck O’ Donnell of Chicago, founder of anti-Klan American Unity League. Ancient Order in Meet­ * ing Will Fight to Finish - ' FLORIDA LANDS SOLD FOR TAX I. W. -W. LEAVING FOR TEXAS CANNOT HAVE TIMBER CUT BY WHERE MEMBERS ARE WHIPPED, ORIGINALJNVNERS OF TRACT WILL BE PROTECTED BY MEMBERS FLORIDA NEEDS TEN MILLIONS TO COMPLETE ALL ROADWAYS AUTHORIZED BY STATE BOARD NEGRO KILLING T1IIH MORNINQ Removing Timber Thereon Will Be Cause for Ar­ But Texas Ought to Be Able to Take Care of All rest and Fine of Them When They Arrive MAUGHAN HOPPED OFF EARLY TODAY ON LONG' FLIGHT 'A US HD DAYTON, OHIO. AND II ANN DIAL. MOn GOING STRONG • d ir Tkf A..,.vi«ira Press) , IIANNM AL, Mo., July 19 — Maughun passed north of Hannibal nt 10:17 o'clock this morning flying high at»d fast. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 10.—Cnrrymira rI’r r f« .. . , (llr Thr AMorlnlrd mnl n bundle o f today’s New York sens in Florida who allow their lands be worked for turpentlno purposes or NEW YORK, July 19.— Firmly bo «m»ors tho Civil Liberties Union, aml|>nir morning newspapers which he hopes to l>o sold for taxes and then m akes'old, assist or lie employed In working liuving in the efficacy o f “ direct nr- 1* unconstitutional. to sell in San Francisco this evening, esc of the Innds by removing there- for turpentine purpose* or cauae or tion," hundreds o f members of tho I. PORT ARTHUR, Texas, July 19.— Lieut. Muughan landed here at 11:25 fioin timber or by working them for procure to bo worked for turpentine W. W. nro leaving here on n crusnde central standard time. Thus complet­ turpentine pur|H>ses is liable to pun­ purpose* or uld, a»si*t or bo employed to Port Arthur, Tex., tho object of Members of the Industrial Workers ing the second leg o f his trnnscontln- „ ishment by fine o ' not mare thnn SL­ hi working for turpentine purposes which is the protection o f the I. W. of the World will hnvc a place wait­ cntal hop. Mnughan’a machine Is In OW) or be imprisoned not exceeding uny pine timlier or any lands In thl* W. constitution," nnd the rights of ing for them on lubor gangs to take fine shape mechanlca said after hasty one year, or by both fine and Impris­ otato when there shnll bo any unre­ three members said to have been kid­ caro of city work, local-officials said inspection. Muughan declared he exonment at the discretion of tho court, deemed and outstanding tax sale cer­ naped and severely beaten there. Total' cost F. A. protoday u;ion learning thnt officials of " f e n c e d no trouble of any kind and TALLAHASSEE, July 19/-Florlda| jecta to June I, ’23.. $3,C52.C.»7fl47 according to Section 5279, Revised tificates against such timber or tur"W e don’t boliovo in doing things the marine trnn*|»ort worker, branch thnt he now ,1* confident confident he he can enn make make needs $10,690,217.03 to complete all] |pontine privileges; provided, that this by official delugation.. When there of the I. W. W. have ordered all foot­ Amount to complete F. A. Statute*. up time so as to reach San Francisco work undor construction and authoriz- j projects under conL.... 11,322,28.1.35 ThM section of the-Florida laws i.jsccfion shall not apply to the cutting Is a Job-to be dono by the I. W. W. loose "wobbles” to Invade Port Ar­ before sundown. Maughan left for ed on the state’s system o f highways, I quTtvd br Attorney General Buford In timber when the taxes on tho tim- the rank and file go to it without thur In connection with the reported Cheyenne, Wyo., at 12:03 o’clock. Amount to complete F. A. according to Information complied by project*—force account 233,096.17 reply to a letter from George W. C. ber ahull have been paid or the tur bothering about their officials," Is kldnuping of three 1. W. W.'s re­ the engineering department for the pentine privilege when the taxes on tho report on the exodus given by cently. Amount to complete F. A. I.ittell, of Hudson, Fla., who asked DAYTON. Ohio, July 19.— Ideut. highway board. The information is projects—authorized .... 3,278.254.90 for a ruling on tho matter. The sec­ the turpentine privilege shall have local hcadquarteri of tho mnrlnc The officials would make no other Maughan, who left Mltchel Field, N. brought up to June 1, this year. been paid. That nny |>crson violating transport snsport workors. workers. statement. No definite steps have y ., ut 4:08 o’clock thl* .morning on tion reads as follows: . The figures show that the estimat­ nny of tbe provisions o f this section T o t a l..... ...... $6,333,635.48 How the men will cover the ^800 ^ |akM|| however, to handle the the second attempt to fly from coait , “ That hereafter no person shall cut ed cost of federal aid road projects shnll upon conviction therefor be iron- miles ilea to Port Arthur fa regarded at , , u ,3 understood, probably to coa»t between dawn aqd dusk ar-. ---------Estimated coat state proand remove or remove or cauae or pro­ sow under contract aggregate $6.­ Ished by n fine of not more than one headquarters as a minor detail. More jecta—under contract..$3,103,693.93 owing to tho absenco o f Mayor J. T . rivet) here nt 8:35. If* deported M l cure to be cat and removed, or remov­ thousand dollars or b« Imprisoned not 165,621.87; and that similar project* thnn 20,000 of them are on tho move Logan. Estimated cost state pro8;53. i . • \i *• ed, or old, assist or be etnployed In exceeding ono year, or by both fine from nil part* of the country, on foot, authorized for an aggrognto total es­ Jecta—force account .... 3.609.J-0.73 Four men with membership card* cutting and removing or removing, or nnd Imprisonment at the discretion of by freight train and by aca, accord­ timated at $8^9b,103.07. Estimated cost state proMITCHELL FIELD, N. Y.. July 1*. In thq I. W. W. are already facing in any tnanne working for turpentine State projects under contract arc ing to John Shu.kl, the sccretaryJecta—authorized ----877fl64-«* purposes nny timber on any Iknd In the court." vagrancy charges here. Ail are at — Lieut. Russell L. Maughan was In miniated to cost $3,103,693.93; state Section 6280, Revised General Stat­ treaaurer. llyberty under bond pending a hear­ readiness last night for hla expected projects covered in “ force account, Coincidentally with the I. W. W. T o t a l....... ......... $7,041,170.87 tbia atate when there shall bo any un­ utes, also was quoted by the Attor­ take-off ot 3:30 eastern standard ing, tomorrow. redeemed and outstanding tax sale that is handled by convict or hired la­ exodus came a pledge from the Civil ney-General, as follows: _ Total cost SUjte Project* time this morning in. a second at­ certificates against auch land, timber Investing)iun into alleged inU'bor, $3,059,920.7*. while authorization to June 1, 1923 — .... -.*1.784,595.82 “ If at any time after, six months Liberties Union to tho general de­ trcnlmcnt o f members of the trans­ tempt to fly nc’ros* tho continent be­ and turpentine privileges; and no per­ has been made for state projeefa esti­ fense committee of tho L W. \V. in Cost to complete state son shall cut and remove, or remove after the sale of tho timber or turpen- California to help In the fight against port workera division of tho I. W. W. tween dawn and darkness. A teat mated to coat $877,602.21. projects—under cont. .. 1,876,h m . ttno rights for non-payment of ‘4taxes flight yesterday afternoon proved hla cauae oV Tr |Jiuvu»w procure to or CAUN 5V be w cut and tc - I * " " • ----« The summarization o f the report the recent Injunction which rpnder* bore was requested of *t*to official* plane to he In perfect condition. Coat to complete atato . . . nR7 7g moved or aid, assist or be employed due thereon, the former owner follows: projects—forrt sect. ... 2,512.087.78 in cuitlng and removing or removing of, or his agents or scryanta, shall membership in the I. W . W, In that about ten day* ago by John Shuakle, Weather conditions were reported president of the Estimated coat F. A. pro­ state contempt of court, punishable New York, vie* . _ _ .. any timber from any lands In this take or use any of auch timber or by a prUon term of six month*. transport workers organisation. His favorable. jects under contract.....$5,105,524.87 Coat to complete »Ute project*—authorixojl... SC8’C09'37 •tata when there aboil bo any unre­ turpentine they shall each bo guilty U cufanant Maughah’a first effort, request follow* report* that John Estimated cost F. A. proTHa Ihjunctlon, which followed the deemed or outstanding taxtsale oertl- of n misdemeanor, and upon convic­ declaration of a general I. W, W. Hplland. an organlxar *iul one or two July 9, was frustrated when the gaso­ • Jocta— Fopoe- account... 804,070.19 tion shall pay a fine of; not less than line feed pipe clogged, forcing him M l ---------- =---fiestas against any auch timber or Estimated coat F. A. pro­ strike in California, comas as n re­ uther member* o f th* l- W- W. hod Totaj amount necessary to complete lifty dollar* or be imprisoned not down near SL Joseph, Mu. U;u-j shall In any manner work lot turpen­ jects— A u th o rise d ------ 3,290,103.07 ... sult of tho pressure o f corporations. been mUtreatod by a p»ols all work under construction and auth­ more thnn six months." tine purposes vr cause or procure to . A „f9,259,698.13 orized, $10,690,217.08. Total TALLAHASSEE, July 19.— Per- timber privileges; ;nnd no person Estimated Cost of Federal Aid Road Project Overj Five millions I �if--; . next meeting will ’tie1with Mka. ‘Johh to Abrahnms at her homo on W. Hughcy atrcct, at 3100 p. m. Wednesday. * MRS. FRED DA1GBR, Society Editor Thone 217-W I f t n h a r e a a r frl e m lii r l . l f l n r r « — If f s a a r t ( » I m a a r n fcr f » nr a a i l a a h n m r , nr If ? • « a r e r a f r r l a l n l a a . H r l u a p a a ia l r a n i l a Ihla f r i a n n i r s l . a l t Ina Ort all a, m f I r l r a h a a r f h r U n a . I l trill ha a r r a t l r a r s r r r l a l n l . f . . . ■■ Mm. V. V. Mahoney leaven this week for Wichita,'Kans., where nho will visit relatives and friends. Mr*. J. C. Aycocke and son Jack left Monday for St. Augustlnn whero they Will spend twp Weeks. Misses Alberta Aycocke and Anna Mason and Mr. and Mrs. 8 . Baumcl spent tho day most delightfully Sonday ht Daytona Dench. * » «• , WEINIE ROAST A Jolly crowd o f young people galhored at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Hughey on Tuesday evening, from whenco they enjoyed a straw ride to Clifton Springs. Upon their arrival n largo bon fire was built and after ^ much fun and merrlmoht a wclnio- * roast was enjoyed. After a Into hour ^ they departed for home reporting most enjoyable evening. Thoco pres­ ent were: Misses Frances and Esther Hughey, Helen Chorpening, Eva Rob­ inson, Mrs. Kenneth Robbins and Alisa I/ouisc Murrell, of Orlando, and Geo. Townsend, Henry Urquhart, Newton Stenstrom, Horace Chorpening, Joel Dell and Kenneth Robbins. Miss Mildred Leo leaves tomorrow MRS. ROUMILLAT ENTERTAINS Last evening Mrs. F. E. Roumillat for 8t. Augustine where sho will spend several weeks ns the guest of entertained in her usual charming and gracious manner at bridge at her friends. home on PalrSetto avenue. There were Mrs. Robert Wilson nnd baby of three tables of players and thn guests 'Orlando were the guests of her par- included the members of the Evening rnta, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Aycocke on Dridgo Club. Sunday. ' 1 Quantities o f lovely roses and tintins combined with greenery ndorned Robert Thrasher nnd Ervin Sony the rooms where the card tables were returned home yesterday from Dnde nrranged. Tho tally cards were fas­ City where they spent several days cinating designs nnd when scores were counted after an absorbing gamo of with friends and relatives. bridge, the prize for high score, an Mrs. T. L. -Humas and Mrs. Ray­ incense burner, was awarded to Mrs. mond Philips leava Haturday for Sen­ George A. DeCottes. The men’s prize eca, S. C., where they will bo the n wallet, was won by W. C. Hill. Following the card game, tho hos­ guests of Mr. Dumas' sister. tess, assisted by her house guest, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Connell, of Dc- Miss Dorothy Crabtreo, of Tampa, I.and, nrc receiving congratulations served a delicious ice course. ‘ Mrs. Roumillat's guests weret Mr. upon the arrival of an 8-lb. l»oy, who arrived on July 15th., The young man nnd Mrs. George A. DeCottes, Mr. and has been mi nnd Frank Howard Con­ Mrs. E. F. Hounholdcr. Tlob Newman, nell. Mrs. Connell will be pleasantly D. L. Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs. V. J. remembered to her Rnnford friends as Gonzulcs, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill, Miss Frankie Howard. . Mrs. Alice Peters nnd F. E. UoymllInt. - Tho Jennie Spaulding Circle of the W. M. U. o f tho Baptist church, held DeMOLAY YOUNG MAN'S ORDER their regular meeting nt the home of De-Middy is piimnrily nnd specifical­ Mrs. Herbert 8 |>dr, opposite Rose Court. After the business session an ly a young tunn's order, and its prin­ Interesting lesson was studied. The ciples nnd teachings afford wonderful ft.-' NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CO. “ D” 154th INF. F. N. G. . - . . I. f rV> M l SANI'OHI) FLORIDA Al! momberH nrc ordered to report nt the Armory, Friday, July 20th nt 8:00 p. nt. All men failing to report nt this time will be Hubjcct to court mnrtial. Order* imperative. By order of the Commanding Officer. II. F. LOSS INC, First Lieut, 154th Inf., F. N. G. & * tf 1/ ' '« ' U ». * I M » • ’ f l o r im Facts «* to Florida has the only genunc ever-bearing orange trees in the world, according to Information at the state cnpltol. They are locatod In Highlands county. Florida has tho only grapefruit in tho world bearing a. perfumed fruit. Florida makes' 400,000,000 cignts jland 8,TO0,000 cigarettes jywualiy. Manufacturing •Ih Florida nmouu^i to 3150,000,000 annually. It has the only factory making furrfituro from Pal-, metto, located In Tampa. Florida hna had four pfcriods o f history under Spain, one under France, one undcr England, one under tho Confederate States, and three under tho Stars and Stripes. Tho "Devil's Punch Bowl" is located in Levy county. to to to to to to The Southeaster* VaeitlnirCio;, Boar Fort Lauderdale, with tha-inoat modcrp mechanical equipment* nnd hav­ ing p capacity o f 200 cattlo nld 250 ^ hogs per Jay, artj having begun operntion only in Jnnunry Inst, is already distributing about WOfitiO pounds per Flno weather Just now with show­ week of thoir products, ami demand ers nnd some mhi. has been so great for the cured and smoked products, that they art now Mr. and Mrs. Roland Reed of conrturcting aeparate *moke houses, Geneva weer in the cHy yesterday on CO feet high, with a storage capacity business. . t f 10,000 pounds. Ml to ;to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to' to to to to to to to to to to to opportunities for developing young manhood of tho finest type. "The young man who observes the rules of conduct prescribed by gen­ tlemen will be sura to develop men­ tally an dmornlly nnd equip himself for useful citizenship,” says the DoMalay Councilor. LOCALS Dr. J. T. Denton and family left Monday for Daytona Beach whero they will spend one month's vaca­ tion. * Plggly Wiggly will have their special Thursday morning snle to­ morrow morning, with sugar, butter, flour, tea and canned goods ns the big leaders. Rend their advertise­ ment In this Issue nnd note the prices. LouitUna Lad jr Says She H u “ tier* e r Found Anything Better Than Mr. and Mrs. E'ndor Curlett nnd Mrs. Adnras of Geneva were In the city yesterday nnd report the water being 18 inches over the fill at the Geneva bridge and all Geneva travel has to come via Oviedo. Cardoi for a Run-Down Condition.” ■■ CLAY A W A Y THE YEARS Apply Boncilla Beaulifier catmlc clay to your face, and re*t while It dries, then rhomns If. Incc prod**),,, ™ A WIFE TONED” A man, primitive, masterful, girt who love'll his ‘ itrcngth a fear* Ma domination—and a p,,);, cd man o f the world. Comes a i rifle conflict' in the element*! the struggle to win a woma,-,! soul. * ' —T O t y O R R O w J “The Sunshine Trail”! \ remove and see and feel the wonderful I difference In the cojor and texture of the P. RINKS 30x3 “ 999” Fabric ...................... ................$ 7.40 30x3*/2 “ 999” Fabric....................................... 9.85 30x3!/•» Cord........ ............... 11.25 31x4 C ord.................. 19.95 32x4 Cord........ ........................................... 20.80 33x4 • C ord............... v.......-v- ...............-........ 21.95 34x4 Cor^............. ..........................:............ 22.80 33x4 V i C ord........ ............. 28.30 34x4Vj» C ord....................................... 29.90 36x4 Vi Cord..................................................... 30.65 £3x5 C ord................. /......:.....-........... -........ -44.m) 35x5 C ord........................’......................-...... 35.80 37x5 Cord ............. ......................-.......'......... 37.70 36x6 Cord....... ....... 60.25 38x7 Cord ....v............................... ...v 85.75 40x8 C ord....... '................-.......... ......... ....H0:50 Oldfield Tires hold all the track records for the laft three vears and are the only American tires to win the French Grand Prix Road Race—the classic of Europe. • RAY BROS., Sanford, Florida' * SEMINOLF/SUPPLY CO., Oviedo, Florida ' 0 . C. BRYANT* Wagner, Florida — — ^ _ Churchwell • i a*, Vacation Time is Here. Look over v Our Line of Handbags, Suit Cases and Trunks SUNDAY SCHOOL CHARACTER BUILDER SAYS PROMINENT BANKERS— ARK MOST IM-. POItTANT TO THE CITY (Continue*! from page 1) Sunday school, wo have better men.'' At this point U. F. Whitner wn» call­ ed into the interview, nnd I submitted to him two questions. "Mr. Whitner, if the 2,000 white citizens of Sanford who were not in nity Sunday school last Sunday were tc. enter oUr Sunday schoul» nnd re­ main there, what would be the influ- S eneu upon Sanford?" Thu cashier removed his glasses, held them in his right hand and began peeking the arm o f the office chair. After a while he sadi: “ Pretty Idg qqustion. If you could gel all then*people into Sunday school, it would liuvc n most wonderful influence upon the rising generation. It would he n great safeguard to the morals of the rity. Why we would be known all over this land—from one end of the country to the other. People every­ where would u y thnt Sanford had the most earnest, nnd tbe most sincere set of citizens in tbe country. it would attract tbe citizens we need;; the very kind we want. I believe thnt it would be the greatest tingle achievement for this city to bring these 2 500 Into our Sunday schools." There was one question which 1 lin'd gone to ask and I was determined to have a candid answer. I said: “ Mr. Whitner, here’s my last ques­ tion: "Which Is the greatest asset to this city, the banks or the Sunday Schools?" The cashier did not ap. pear to b« dazed, puzzled, or in doubt. Promptly was tho reply, “ Sunday schools beyond question.” , '. Mr. and Mnr. Render, why don't we give ourselves seriously to the blggepj, am) the grea^st thing \ybirh Son/orJ could do? ;i h HU. BLACK IIAND-BAGS...................... ..............$2.48 .$6.00 HAND-BAGS.... ........ ................... ..............$5.00 $17.50 HAND-BAGS............................... ....:...... $iti..m $15.00 TRUNKS.................... $18.50 TRUNKS.......... ............$15.00 , i«* ' ' $20.00 STKAMER TRU N KS....... ............$16.00 * » $25.00 WARDROBE TRUNKS .......... :.$22.50 First Street ' SELLS IT F O R LESS W e la k a Blocl ■■■■■■B l S S R O d _ IWi'.i-b't* • v. . ■! V or quick results try a want ad. John Bow. er ancf Marguerite De jLa Motte n r n tir r M n r m m .:* $1.65 UP you real tire service at these unusual prices |4 * of-tho tvom-j Jr r i n c e s i T O N I G H T___ ALL SIZES TIRES QUALITY from established dealers equippea to give X U TI1 V^— "One of the reasons why DcMolsy ranks so high is a chnractcr-building institution is tliat It fills a special need in the boy’s life at a period when membership in n secret society has a particularly strong appeal. "Independence o f action is encour­ aged by permitting tho members of tho order to choose their own o ffi­ cers and direct their own alTnirs, tho adult , order which sponsors the Junior fraternity simply noting in an udvisory tn parity. “ Standing as it docs for patriot­ ism, reverence for the Deity, filial love, clean living and good citizen­ FLOGGERS IN COURT. Have Clca ship, tho influence of tho organiza­ tion is bound to he wholesome, nnd Health* £ycs'\ LUMBERTON, N. C., July 18.— thoughtful men in all walks uf life John HedgiK-th, It. M. I-'iwson nnd II tKeyTireritch. Smart! Bum welcome its entrance in the field of July Ilregilt-n,. who nre alleged to or Discharge, U Sore; Imtatcd, fraternal activities.'' / hnvo flogged two while women re­ Inflamed or Granulated, use cently near Prnctorville, will be triedMurine, Soothex and Refreshes! Hnmbonc can fry a fish like the first on ehnrjpvi of kidnaping and vn- j Sale for Infant orAdulfcAt all old French chef Iirillat-Savnrin, of H our forms of assault, it was stated D ntggisu/^_______ ___.< -, ■ / whom it was said thnt ho fried a by Solicitor fMneNrill here Tuesday, j . ! ? * * / « f a s 6 « 4 )* a tV '• pan of fi»h no delightfully that it BUUOPJfclAN PLAN. . OPEN. ALL TH E .YEAR. as solution of a jury .to try the men £4 turned itself in tho skillet and cast CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. was wns started lit in super superior court here. upon the chef a grateful loolc. Thurs­ An effort Will U* made to dispose day at Silver Iu*kc. Five-thirty- in o f these charges before that charg­ the afternoon. , l>3-2tp ing first degree burglary which is n B B B B B B B B B B B B B g l f l B B B B I B B B B B B B M B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H B B B B B M B l B B H D B B I I BBBBBUnflBflBBBBIIll capital offense under North Carolina law, is taken up. i Solicitor MucNeill demanded thnt if any membor of the venire was a member or had been n member of tho Ku Klux Kan, thnt he state the fact. J. A. Campbell, of St. Paul, N. answered in the affirmative to the question hut when told to stand aside, explained that he'w as a member of tho Klan in reconstruction days, nnd Judge . N. A. Sinduir explained to him that no reference was intended to the former Klan. OLDFIELD n- ,VBR LAftE TON’S ON SILVER Morgan city, La.— "It would be ftard Cu#ranlce<j todo these definite things for for me to tell how much benefit I have faca or money refunded. Clear the derived from the use of Cardui,” said complexion and oivc it color Lift out the Miss Lucille Denton, It. N., is home ™ , enlarged pores. Rebuild iffilT fe after spending the past year in Or­ M n . l.O . BowuUfl. o! 1310 Front S tm t. fClose this city. •uet and muteles. Make the skin soil lando doing special nursing in th e! "I was bo run-down in health I could and smooth. J Orange General Hospital. She will hardly go. trad no You can obtain regular sizes from your .I was — thin. ------------I.— spend one month vacation nt Daytona ‘ nppcutc. Could not rest or sleep well. favorite toilet counter. If not. send this I was so weak, and so very nervous, I ad. with 10 cents to Boncilla Laboratories, Beach, after which she will spend Indianapolis, Indiana, for a trial tube. was no pleasure to myself. while in Battle Creek, Mich. " I suffered some pain, but the wont a 9 m • • • o f my trouble was from being so weak Rev. Paul Burhans is at Ft. Myers and easy to get tired and out of heart. taking n few days vacation on his "This nervous condition was worse ton aero grove nnd farm down there than pain. ' * and sent the editor of the Herald "Some one told me of Cardui, and I some mangoes yesterday Just to show decided to use IL Thu Daily Herald, 15c per wctl. "Alter using a few bottles, I regained us that ho really can raise fruits of all kinds. They were fine specimens my strength. I wasn’ t to nervous, and In connection with our transfer, i began to eat and sleep, and grew of tho Florida mnngo. atronger and was soon wen. have storage room, where you "1 have never found anything better store your goods until you need l Churchwt-I] Company want you to for a run-down condition." F. r.t n nominal cosL— QUICK SERVIC If you suffer as this Louisiana lady did, get your hand lings and trunks now Phone 431-J TRANSFER. Phono -IDS.* you, too, should find Cardui helpful for 105 Palmetto Av while tho getting i* good. They are your troubles. making special low prices on hand Get I bottle of Cardui, today. NC-144 A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW AITS YOU bags nnd trunks and the prices will move them. You need them now. if you don't it will pay to buy now. See tlM the advertisement. Buy the Famous Road and Race Tested k»v DIG I'W fl-F R V THURSDAY “ AFTERNOON AT', iHAEKL-r i a e k l -* -J . jl n t r The Chair Committee an'atClub ,of which Mrs. E. P» Moreo is the head, will give a fish-supper at Silver Lake Thursday afternoon* beginning to serve at about half-past five o ’clock. A cuistniftlnl anil abun­ dant support will be provided for fifty j cents per plate for adults nnd tl»lVty-j five fronts fpr children. Thp cuok-ing In to bo'done by Ilambond, whose skill with frying pan and skillet Is The Herald f$r first class Job work. too (well knowrf to nt^sd comment. Cold drinks and lea c^ream cones will . The Herald delivered alx times a be on sale, also, .and the committee week for lSe. bespeaks the pro^cncp of every one who would enjoy m good supper nnd I : the delightful bathing at Dr. Hazelton’s popular place. P3-2tp 5 \t if ft-'; E”SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1923 PACK S I* • ..-V-. ' . • _ ... . m i �' *A < r r i" t ' - m .- i. y t ,i |:.i ' i", r nv r~rr-} : :i i . T --TT b t r u M l X ifig y y 'fd a k f bf bkfgAlhs- th it' Ort* merchants would give them on those P«Mlakr< t m r in * T M «l M M K l m days. A Dollar Sale or Dollar Week or any old week that would give the merchants a chance to offer some real bargains— and we mean real bargains — not n mark-up and n mark-down rvnL intB K i sale. (Slvo tlje people a fish fry and DALI.T... MLI.AHD. „lM T tt> rr> T r,in r«r general' entertainment and have a KKItL----- --------U r a . n l M i u t n ' 1101,1.T A U T . r l l . l n K M t u i r r "coming out” convention for the Can­ A tn n U m M lln NM l didates and they will all be here and A n lln llM give you some good political pyro­ L B W in a l l l P T j , O l N t U l I n Ha I t a u i w technics. Make it snappy and keep it • f i n . M*-W att.r^l a, m. going. This is no time to lay down ' H t a n l t l l a * F r l n Ik A f r a m on the job. Mnybc you have plenty *>»• » — ■ ■ _______ i I k J U a tti ------- j— ----------- >.N of money and time for n summer c ilr kr Carrier ...... 1ft C«Ht« vacations but wo poor peonle have to keep moving and we do not intend to allow the city of Sanford to take ny summer siesta. Get busy, Get IIKK. a w H . r m , » i w yk ik artWMWT f"" issfi The Herald Printing Co. *r R. ve ■ B B iB K ' M r * a m o c i At r o - FRHilrf r ®ht; Thu Aaioclalw) Press la «aalaatv41r a in iL to tl,* u*s f o r raou bileA tlon o f d is p a tch .a r r o o lt .il la It o r rw la* cred ited I n th is pa par th o lo c a l nawa published J,0l> t0 u * ------------- BEAUTIFUL SANFORD. You hear much of this beautiful k.AH rlphta o f ro-p •publication of opaolal city and that beautiful city but did Alapatchaa haraln ar a a la o r e s e r v e d . £V\ vv «» 'V 4> \r. \? r t• m R »< , ill m •• * 11 n b ! n a VLy ' h e H a i Id ,: t h u r s d a V , j u l y 19, 1923 mm, f-." nra V- li( | ..tl t j i l l 1 . - . l i i l 'l l.lltl V> » t i ^t i - , ...in ».w tii' •' v*i mu, ViVeen' and‘ they hhve nb' 'firtii toWuli' Mfe.‘ It* lit td meet <thut need that tho without..any Intimation o f intention of the railroad contentiotisisrij : war." Tho Commission has felt en­ playground with its tennis courts, meetings and no place for then* sinn being given the Florida growers and discriminations against Fiorjj, ^ the opera houses o f this day arc too the parks, the municipal golf courses, couraged, on account of improved shippers. ducts in favor o f those from the p*. pools, the 4streets financial results from railroad opera­ expensive to construct tt> lose any the swimming Chairman Burr, in n statement jsciflc Coast.— Tnmpa Tribune. time In giving a few houra to' pub­ closed- at certain hours for play or tion, to hope for n reduction o f rates. sued to the press, says the Florida Instead, the railroads are demanding coasting an tho location and season lic meetings. Hence we are confront­ Commission will be handicapped in ed with the problem o f having a mu­ indicate ,nnd nil thu other menns of a further increase.. Another dismal failure lg an An*, nicipal gnthemg place. The court active recreation exist. They deserve This Increased tariff, raising re­ its fight on this tariff by Inck of ican manufacturer’s patriotic I house is available but" it is only the support of Intelligent citizens. frigeration rates nn nverago of 20 per funds, the recent legislature having to got interested in foreign through tho courtesy of the county The present tendency to include cent, which makes them higher than failed to supply the money necessary commissioners and the clerk o f the grown-ups as well ns children in they were two years ago, before tho to carry on properly the work of the when ho is oversold at home. provisions Is n circuit court and this privilege is lia­ these recreationnl decrease was ordered by the Inter­ Commission. However, he says, the The Dally Herald, 16c per ble to be shut off any time. A big good thing for American life. state Commerce Commission, was Is- Commission will do the best it can, auditoriim preferably on the lake , With the openng, of the free swim­ r. ____:______ ' ■— front .vy>uld.be an asset to the city ming pool yesterday iflhd the coming and wouldljbe a mooting place that inauguralon of the mUMcipnl golf m i g ft t 'W k Wonder! toward gctttyijr proper consideration o f this mntJ the Hetple!jtogcttio^ .op -many oc<*~ —Jacksonville Journal. '{ ,J sion^.'to discuss t^te questions of the •V day i ^HiertJ ft ntrthng quite as wholes > TIIE JtATK INCREASEsome arf n ‘-public! meeting on vital qiftstioW* that concern the public • The Florida Railroad Commifislon welfare nnd there Ib only one plnco to has filed a otTOtig protect with tho In­ hold such meetings—the public nudi- terstate Commerce Commission on torlum. Then the conventions that the subject of the proposed increase would like to come here arc barred if i|li refrigeration rates from Florida. they are big conventions because wo Tho Florida Commission cites a de­ have no place to hold n big crowd cision o f the Interstate Commerce outside of the court house nnd if court Commission of November 7, l'J22, es­ was in session this plnce would l>e out tablishing refrigeration rules, which of the question. A public auditorium thaf Commission declared "Juat nhil would be a bg asset to Sanford in reasonable." many ways and it should be consid­ The Florida Commission now pointn ered along with other munkpdl im­ out that filing an increase of refrlgprovements. erqtiijn char geo "rcnircly before the ------------ d------------Ink in dry" on the decision of Novem­ RECREATION IK NEEDED. ber 7, puts tho carriers "in the lwi;_ light xonu o f bontempt of the Inter­ PALMETTO AVENUE! ANI) THIRD STREET All work and no piny makes Jack state Commerce Commission." n dull hoy nnd The Herald believes The Florida Commission inaugu­ THURSDAY, JU LY.26 SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY 22ND in plenty of recreation of nil knds rated n fight for just refrigeration “ THE IHNDING OF.SATAN AND THK ‘WHAT CHRIST “SAID AS TO WHEN HE nnd make it possible for everybody rates in HUH, and has won its case MILLENNIUM” . in the city of Sanford and tho county threa times. The action of tho rail­ , i * ■ WILL RETURN” of Seminole to have plenty of rucrcn- roads in .attempting another increase, Will There lie 1.000 years o f peace? lias the tion. We practice what wo preach after the case has been determined, TUESDAY, JULY 21 millennium begun? in thin respect mid do not expect our shows very clearly, according to the “ MANNER AND OBJECT OF CHRIST’S forca in The Herald office to work Florida Cotmtii-siiui, that the car­ COMING” FRIDAY, JULY 27 long hours. We want them to have riers nre disposed to he unreasonable Will it he in secret? Will anybody kitow it, ail the pleasure and recreation they in their demands upon the public. “ HELL” or will it be n glorious event? can gel nnd we want every man, "This comes at a lime," says Chair­ Where i» it? When is it? How is it? Is woman nnd child in Snnford to have man R. Hudson Rtirri of the Florida WEDNESDAY, JULY 2;"> •there im everlasting burning lake of fire? piny grounds mid recreulon centers Commission, "when the railroads of “THE D E V II^W IIE N C E HE CAME" of all kinds. Clean healthy sport is the eountfy nre moving more traffic . SUNDAY, JU Ly 29 the finest thng in the world mid when thnn.nt any time in tluir entire his­ Why didn’t God destroy tho Devil and stop you have plenty of clean healthy tory, and nl"u in the face of operating; “ THE HOME OF THE SAVED" all the sin and misery that has cornu? sports you wll have a clean mid revenues which are the greatest and' * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H R S M B S S I l I R S S X i l B B S K CK K R flK B KU act HR B X B B ilB S S B S J r e a i i H H S B n B K B R I I I H healthy town. The Lakeland StarTelegram hits the nail on’ the head in the followng: “ It is n pity that every father nnd mother in luikelnnd could not linve heard Municipal Judge Hubert (,’• I’etteway’a address to the Lakeland Rotary Club yesterday nt Hotel Thelma. What he said provided ma­ terial enough for solid nnd serous thinking to last many a long day, hut, thinking ns it is acting that is now so as the speaker said, it is not so much thinkng ns It s acting that s now so «r »• 0 « %Is * t 4 i ,11 badly nettle ■Eivdcntly whnl is most OrttMl tIRRALD ■ 1UILOINO. n r a a t « you over stop to think that they would bo mere pikers if Sanford ever woke up to her wonderful opportu­ nities to really put on n beautifica­ tion stunt. IWth our miles of lake front, with our many bcnulful lakes People do not leave Sanford to get In and around this city, with our fine cooler weather. They juat want n soils ami flowing wells wo could beautify this city and surrounding change. country that would make the rest of ■ o -------------------------------------* For the weather in Sanford la per­ tho world sit up and take notice. And fect weather In the summer class. wi will do it one of those days ns The'nights aro cool and plcnsant soon as wo are able to shoo the wolf from tho door long enough to take n even though the days are hot. good breath. -------------o----------------------- o----------- Municipal golf, municipal pinyWo have been putting a premium grpunds, municipal swimming pools arid municipal athletic hold and fair on progressiveness. Wo have been making n few progressive people pny grounds is the thing. all the expenses o f running this city. -------------o------------French doctor is founding a chim­ They have, paid for everything that panzee form in South Africa where over enmo up in the way o f amuse­ he will raise the monkeys for the ments, clubs, advertising, etc. They glands and restore youth to the aged. have paid high taxes for living In a All those that need to be restored can decent house because they have pride go to Africa. We intend staying enough to build a decent house, while tlfcir neighbor next door held his ‘ right here. vacant lot for high prices and paid — — « -----------no .taxes. But the progressive people Every progressive city in the Uni­ of Hanford will not stand the gaff ted Stales is Hading out that the any longer. They, now intend that only way to have the improvements the lax dtslger and the civic duty needed is to moke the improvements dodger shall pay his share rind take through either bonds or n special tax his port o f the public burden whether or levy a publicity tax to take core of it J>e in money or services. The "pack the many' items that n few people horses" have revolted. would otherwise pay for in totn, , , ----------- -o------------’ • t . i * i P ■-* * * 0 "» ........... TIIE HERALD ISPREAD. General Wood is now in supreme control of the Philippines which We like to make mistakes some­ should ho power enough to please times just to find out if the Dally even the jaded appetite of the Gen­ Hrrald is being read. Wo like to note eral for “ big stuff." It sure swells that the editorial page of the Herald some penplaV heutd to get n military spurns tojhb fend- nlote avidly Ihiin title and n fifth' bixthtT* dust look nt other parts of the paper for .Sanford needed in Lnkclmu! rglit now is somo the "Second Lewies" o f the A. K. F. people are editorial readers—prob- general plan o f welfare Work, not In ------------ o -----------And now St. Augustine will extend nldy more thnn any other community thl. M.nlu, of r,.|[eving distress among the city limits and tuke in suffieietit of like size In the state*- Our editorial thi. |mor llnj n,r ,|y but in taking incinerator yesterday stock of the hoy nnd girl populnton numbers to make the city population about the brought out so many replies this from say six to twenty years of age 16,000. There is nothing to it. We morning that we were kept busy iwi- nnd providng healthful recreation will have to extend the city limits to Jacksonville north and Tampa on the swiring the questions on the street and environment. , . ami on the phone. We acknowledge "We nre givng much thought to south if all these enterprising cities the corn and call attention today to Imaterial needs such an street pnvng, keep swelling their populations. the fact that Sanford has an incinera­ sewer extension, water works, coun­ — ■ o------------At tho big meeting of the Ku Klux ting plant that Is ns good ns any of try club and other such items hut far Klan in Asheville the high officials them and is doing good work all the too little thought to the creation of stressed the fact that the Klan stood time in keeping, the city clean and civic rccrculumt) centers, playgrounds for law enforcement every time ami healthful. We are glad to note that uml those things that have become a law enforcement through the proper the people nre keeping cases on the part of the modern program in caring officials. The resolution also con­ editorial page. We cun take a "pan­ for the younger generation. As Judge demned all persons who took the law ning" ns cheerfully as any ntnn in Pettewny truly said .yesterday, the the world when we muko u mistake boys anil girls are not content to into their own hands. nnd we make plenty of them and ex­ stick around the bouse with nothing, Grover Cleveland Hcrgdoll now pect to make them. The only time to do; they crave activly uml a cer­ wnnta to give himself up nnd take his we feel badly about n mistake in an tain amount of excitement and are medicine for draft dodgng. We never article about'an individual that might determined to have it. As ho point­ kneW a citir.cn of the United States be an injustice to him or his family. ed .out, Lakeland is special)’ blessed yet that did not wnnt to come back This grieves us to the care'and we with a number of lakes - so located after ho had tried the laws of for­ hope we will never make any of them. that the adjoining lands could easily eign countries. And Grover C. was Mistakes on official life or public have parks with faciltiea for bathing, getting plenty of beer in Germany, matters can be rectified. Mistakes boating, fishing, tennis, baseball, foot­ on the weakness of the human race ball, basketball and all Hurts of too. can not be rectified as easily. Yes, healthful games and sports. Proper­ < TM* .city lias the chance of a life we make them and wo change our ly conducted and supervised, these timo right now to make it the best mind and we let other people, tell us recreational centers would be ft per­ city In ths part of the state. Every wherein we- arc wrong for wo hope petual attraction for the young peo­ business man who comes here from we can live nnd lenrn from duy to ple o f the city who would find there some other part of the country see day nml we want the public to know an outlet for that energy and exuber­ tho many advantages at once and ia that being human we are not above ance so typical of the normal, healthy ■truck with the thought that Sanford errors and never expect to be. But boy and girl. So the point of the should lot a commercial center. Our it pleases us greatly to know that the Judge's talk was Unit we nre obliged people have not taken advantage of Herald Is in the hearts of the peo­ to take thought fur other things than their many possibilities in the years ple nt all times nnd -if they did not material improvements and to in­ gone by but they are waking up. All know the editor so well nnd feel clude in tho Greater Lakeland profriendly toward him they would not grain certain well-defined provision it requires is u pull altogether. feel like "kidding" him occasionally. for tho welfuro of the boys and girls. ■ o To bring about this happy condition Tsbert's father will enter suit And they all feel like the Herald Is agaimt the J’ utnnm Lumber Com­ their paper and belongs tu them as will require co-operation between Ro­ pany for IIOO.OOQ damages for the much us any part of their posessions tary, Kiwnns, the churches, bulges, trades union organizations and every death of Martin Talari in the lum­ — and it docs. ------------- o-----------other public and semi-public agency ber camp. Since Higginbotham has in the city. With these enlisted un* been conVctOd of manslaughter, the NEED OF AN AUDITORIUM. ler the banner o f a movement to father has a good chance to make the . Putnam Lumber Company pay Along with our many municipal straighten out things In the only this sum. Of course ten times this improvements Sanford needs u large way they can bo straightened out, sum wjll never repay the parents of auditorium that will take care of big nothing is impossible of accomplish­ this boy for all the anguish they convent ions, of local meetings and ment." •------------ o-----------have suffered thinking of the awful will be a place where conclaves of all PLAY IN CITY LIFE. fata of their son. kinds can gather. We think wo un­ living in a progressive age but (ew Persons who consider municipal BRING TIIE PEOPLE TO TOWN cities nowadays have the old lime meeting plaee that the early days playgrounds as modern foolishness There is no need to sit around nnd produced when all the people could forget Ihnt tho city of today deprives in one common its residents of much natural and talk hard times because the summer gather together is here with all IU- alluring call to ground meeting plaee. In the early normal exerlse. Easy transportation quit work and play for a while. Tho days there was always a town hall by automobile or electric railwuy has way' to get business when there is no or some place where tho meetings almost eliminated the ncod and tho business is to create business. Just could be held and the old opera house practice of walking to and from.busi­ now. Sanford could get up a big that held a show a few times during ness. * Hunting, fishing nnd woodland week, or • biff day or a big two days the season was always available for rambles are impossible in tho city. Yet people still need' exercise as and get the people here for miles meetings o f all kinds. But now the ■round to eomi to Sanford and enjoy opera houses aro busy every night much as did their forbears In the days themselves while they were pertak- with moving pictures and shows be- before the high development of urban ' ; "s u b j e c t s o f Great Mid-Summer We have cut prices to actual and below cost of High Class, New and Seasonable Merchandise in all departments. Thrifty buyers will be quick to take advantage of the Wonderful Savings Offered Here SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL Ladles’ Hose, Fibre, Silk and Seam back, pair Sport Sweaters. Ladies’ Summer at, each— $2.0(1 CAPS One lot Ladies’ Shoes in Canvas and Leather, pair Ladies’ Fell Red Room Slippers, pair 38c $1.95 49c 95c SPECIAL SPECIAL In Ladles' Shoes one lot high qual­ ity at, pair— The J. W. Carter Shoes is all so’ id leather, at, pair $1.98 $3.98 SPECIAL SPECIAL 95c FIN CHECK PANTS 98c Work Shirts Double stitch, each 49c 49c SPECIAL SPECIAL For Children Sidid Leather Sandals, pair Marlboro Shirts, Guaranteed Fast colors, each 85e UVUJTTW.I m a a a a n f’ or Men Union Suits, al, per suit flHLTJ T : : S T m U B SPECIAL SPECIAL § SPECIAL LADIES* GLOVE SILK llOSI Men’s Silk Hose Special per pair at $ 1 .8 9 49c ' 1:i9- So - c .il i­> EXTRA SPECIAL Men's Hose per pair i o c Sale Starts Friday, July 20 FOR TEN DAYS ONLY _ ,ty< c i w i i On ate, qnp(vj«flr day the first 50 Customers entering • our Store we will give On the opening day the firktTjO Customprs entering our Store we will give FREE! THREE NICE DRINKINGGLASSES Follow the Crowd to THE OUTLET ------- . . . ------- Opposite the Postoffice / . “ ----- First Street---------------------------------- — Sanford, Florida FREE! _ THREE NICE DRINKING GLASSES ; �THtmSPAYt, JULY 19, 1923 AND duV;S4condf Offering1 of $1.00 Specials This Season J1.00 Sale on ¥ar|d Goods, Fancy Work nnriftpadyI! ! ' to-'Weiw One lot to> close out 2 $1.00 1m $4ioo Nc<ik wear, Silk Ties Cheney, pew pat­ terns Big table o f Vais, Hound Thread, Ciuny and Crochet Lace, 12 yards for One case o f 7-point Sox in all colors Navy, Palm Beach, Brown, Black. and 5 pairs for only— All our Cotton Dresses will go in this sale. Swisses, Voiles, Linens and Ratines—Buy one Dress and get an other of equal value fpr $1.00. Any Cotton‘Dress in stock over $3.50 will be in this sale: ONE $3.50 DRESS, 2 FOR....’................ ........$4.50 ONE $10.00 DRESS, 2 FO R .........................$11.01 Fancy colored figured Voiles and "Ever'-Fnst" Suiting, 2*/a yards for Imported French Ratines in colprs, only 10 pieces to ctbso put, ?1.00 yards values, 2 yds for Beautiful Materials of Nainsook in Colors, Fl£sh, Pink, White, some trimmed and plain, good val ues for $1.75. 2 days for............. :................... ................... .......................................................... $1.01 Extra good Chock Dimity Union Suits, sizes up to 44, for In little check and broken plaids, Bouutiful patterns, very fine quality, 3 yards for BLOUSES Fast colors ami Plain White, all sizes, well made— Guaranteed boll proof, shrunk and noh»crushableHin nil shades, 2 days for, yard— Pure Thread Silk Hose, white Ujg assortment of Brassiere, and Black ail new styles. Special for $1 and fancy clock day sale, 2 for— Hose, 2 days for, pair— 30 pieces o f Nainsook, 30-in. wide, 40c and 45c values, 3 yards for 1 dozen soft Handkerchiefs for NOTIONS ,BEADS AND EAR RINGS One dozen assortment o f any 10c nrticle in Notion Department for New styles, one lot for 2 fo r CHILDREN’S SOX 20 dozen plain ad Embroidered Hand kerchiefs, 15c value, dozen 1 White, Blue, Pink,’ Red and Fancy col­ ors, 5 puirs for . $4.00 * $1.00 ------1--------------------------------•--------------- — — — fe * Lavender, Pink, Flesh, Yellow, Whito and Poach Nainsook, Check Jersey and Soft Dimity, 2 1/* yards for— $1.00 •, G yards Bleach for 5 yards; 36-5n. "Hope” Bleaching for customer) SATURDAY FRIDAY (5 yards tt) a customer) ______ -W ITH FOUR DANDY NEW DANCE RECORDS YOU’LL WANT TO HEAR-----------------19087(SleUa— Fo* Trot:.......:....,,,.. (I Crteff For You— Fox Trot Great White Wa^ OrtfhWtra 19092(When You Walked Out Someone Else Walked Right In— Fox Trot 19093(Barncy Google— Fox TiYit L \ ........................ The Collegians ( ......................!*............................Z..... . B. Johns and his Orchestra (Carolina Mammy— Fox T r o t . (Behc^—Fox Xrofr J °hna «nd his Orchestra 19094— Gulf‘Coast Blues— Sugar Blue*—Medici Fox Troi....Temtcssce Ten. WEEKLY'Wteitf AND CHOP HE lil'rtHH ' j l ». -f ■ ‘ r . i As a whole’ the week was more fa­ vorable than the previous one, there btihg leas, rain over much of the cot­ ton; belt. Cultivation kept pars with thof higher percentage o f sgnl^lnY. Mid-day temperatures w «rt high*dur­ ing^ much o f the week, but they aver, °god about the seasonal fit slightly beUjw. There were aome heavy tulnx more or_leas o f a h*ol but'they were v___ ________ thafacter; rtin is needed o’vor smaff arels o f the peninsula. Socme -early r°rn was harvested; and ha) gredsed In tbe dry areas. Cot ••oM-program., trot- its condl COME IN AND cultlvatcd, but It is latej the growth 1.7;'vMontivfilo, 2.ifr and Quincy, 1.4 Is backward) and complaints of weevil Inciiak. Tho remark of ono farmer la illuminating: ’ "Owing to hcaty*r*ins ’and shedding are numerous. Cane, in May and Jyne farmers ' stopped ppanqtil, and sweet potatoes made fair working crops too soon,” which shows to good progress; all were worked, rc- that some crops would have boe'h sav­ RUlihig In Imjfroved condition. THe ed had there been persistent ‘ effort bulk of the tobacco crop has been during the rainy spells. .Ili^b'w ater ha’rVeitM—mostly ’ good W excellent. in the Everglades is again menatlng*— Cow peas, velvet beans, rice, and mlii- some cano lands arc under wottrr. or crops m sdi good progrci«s*-T5trawberry plants are being set out, and ..^■;vcn In these boisterous times it -preturotions, ate being Wade fot fall) D easy to lead a peaceful and' Undis­ truck.'" Citrus trees’ in tbe penihtfula turbed existence'if you will omit the J fc /t ^ conation,; the lroit i*hM- advertising ‘ appropriation. — - 1ing.w efff mvif aaliim s trees in tha California's Wjar ott I. W .W. is Emphasized With an Injunction Hearing On Order I’erma gen), Hrt For July 25. ) SACRAMENTO, Calif., July 1 8 .Callfornls's w ar against the I. W. W. snd its lactivittes pasted to a new stage Tuesday following the issuance by Superior Court Judge Charles C. 11usick, of Sacramento county q f a aweaping temporary Injunction pro­ hibiting virtually activities o f the or­ Xhd yet Salomon in a|l his glory ganization and afflicted bodice, in tha sardines whin his state.--5<»'* 't s o w f m o a « EC probably lived The hearpg , the miostlon of Great White Way Orchestra Great White Way Orchestra (Down Hearted Blues— Medley Fox Trot making tha Injunction permanent was set for July 25. Under the terms of tho writ mere membership In the I.'W . W. or affiliated bodies will be construed as contempt o f court, pun­ ishable by six months imprisonment without the necessity of a jury trial. The Injunction will be valid in overy court of tho state and any superior court will have jurisdiction. Tho action was brought in the name o f tho state by District Attor­ ney J, J. Henderson, of Sscnunonto county,, with the cvti*cnt of Attorney General U. H. Webb, after the crim­ inal '■syndicalism law. Althoug hthls law provides that membership in organisations advo­ cating violent overthrow of the guv- ernment, destruction of property and other forma of lawlessness, aball be unlawful, it la necessary in each case both to prove-the momberahlp shd to prove that the f. W. W. U an or­ ganization covered by the terms uf the statute. By mean* of the injunction District Attorney Henderson hopes •to have the I. W. W. declared an illegal or­ ganisation. Scores o f I. W. W. mem­ bers have been sentenced to prison under tho act In CallfornUi, but their trials have bccn/prolonged-and Jury disagreements have been many. r Members of the I; W. W. have b4en flock it] g to the state in the Inat two months. District Attorney Render* ■on avers, for the purpose g f U n or- Tennessee Ten islng the lumber, ogrclultutal, min­ ing and oil induatrice, >, Tha temponi’ry injltnrtloh is di­ rected against officials' and membera of affiliated organisations in addi­ tion to the r. W. W. itself. , IX MOTHERS Watch for symptom* of worms ia your children. These pswwtcs am tho gnat dmtroyera of child life. ’ If you ham roaaou to thiak your child has worms, set quickly. Clivn tho little one. a dam 9c saJlS ramtot~ox^t whero thia tltnoJri suocrMful remedy is used. It dr tho tACins and roeturoi the rosy health to tab;.'chrrks. PrhvSSe. UNION PHARMACY . Rsaford. Florida' , �PAGE ; GOLF BOWLING TENNIS 1 MBOXING i n .v P R n A I .n .T -THURSDAY,’ H I T T W n A Y v i JT TT..Y 19, 1 1923 THE SANFORD n DAILY HERALD, JULY REALM OF SPORTS £ R . L: SHIPP, Editor I Americus Still Worries Browns Shut Out the Athletics Over Joe Jafckson AND BASE BALL NEWS KIWANIANS ROTARY TO WAGE YESTERDAY'S RESULTS BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING* WAR TOMORROW ST. LOUIS, July 10.—Although AMERICUS, Gn., July 19.—Joe cuthlt nearly two to ona St, Louis Jackson, erstwhile White Sox player Fldrida State League Tomorrow afternoon, Ninth Street now the bono of contention of the shut out Philadelphia 2 to 0 yesterday. , Orlando ,3, St, Pete 1. Park, one of tho greatest battles o f “ unorganised” South Georgia League Tho scare: ’ Ilrkt)ent6vvn 0, lakeland G. modern history will !>e waged between come hero Wednesday to fulfill his Philadelphia 000 000 000—0 9 1 Daytona j2,Tampn 1. the Kiwanis and Rotary Club In the contract with tho local club and was St. Louis ........... 000 100 Olx—2 G 2 form uf-a baseball game. Tho Kiwnn- confronted with tho decision of the Hclmnch and Perkins; Shocker nnd National League is walked o ff with the bacon and h Igeaue's directors yesterday that ho Scvercid. j , Cincinnati 8, Brooklyn 4. number o f Rote prisoners at the end could not play. ' St. Louia 0, New york 4. of the last fracas. “ Organised baseball has no claim CHICAGO,.July 19.—Chicago and Chicago 0, Philadelphia 7. Tho Klwnnis general, Ed. Lnnc, and over mo or any other ineligible,” Jo« Boston broke even in a double head­ Pittsburgh G, Boston 1. his adviser, Harry Ncct, says that declared. He asserted that there was er yesterday, the Red Sox taking the there is no doubt that tho Rotes will no authority in his ease thnt could first game C to 3 nnd tho White Sox American League hnvc to sock new homes after the bat­ l>osnlbly he used to the detriment of the .second 11 to 3. The scores: Washington 1, Cleveland 4. tle. They nro now gathering implc- players with or against him. First game: Now York 4, Detroit 1. monts of warfare, which being new to ....... 000 005 001—fl 12 1 Judge Landis had “ long ngo” ruled Boston Philadtdph^t I), St. Louis 2. the Botes, will probably u|»ct their to this effect, he said. Meanwhile Chicago ........... 120 000 000—3 5 1 Boston 0-3, Chicago 8-11. nerves sek badly thnt, combined with the iotnl directors were undecided ns Ehmkc and Pjcinich; Robertson, their usual poor playing will certainly tr what disposition would be made of Lcverctte, Lyons and Schnlk. Southern Association give the Kiwsninns victory. * Among his case. Second game: • Little Rock G-l, Memphis 14-3. tiio new implements to l>c used is a Boston ............. 010 000 002— 3 9 4 The tennis in the South Georgia Chattanooga 4-1, Nashville 1-4. specially made fly catcher for the axLeague nro made up largely of col­ Chicago ........... 170 011 lOx^-11 10 1 Birmingham 1-1, Atlnnta 2-2, clusivc use of A. P. Connelly, It was Ferguson, O'Doul nnd Dcvarmcrs; lege players and simi-profcssionnls New Orleans-Mobile, rain. made by E. A. Ball and Is composed Walters, Thurston and Graham. and a number of these are said to lie of simply a large bucket tied to the concerned over what effect their HOW THEY STAND end o f n broom. You can figure out DETROIT, July 10.— Home runs by playing with or against Jackson might how it is used yourself! Judge ShorBabe Ruth, Ward nnd Dugan were have on their baseball future. Florida State longue on will be supplied with hosing mitts. tho margin by which New York Iwnt Won Lost Tct. The application of glue will be made a CHICAGO, July PJ.— Players com­ Dctruit yesterday. The score was G B ratlin town ....... . 17 .708 and put on tho hands of Steel, 7 peting in busrlmll games in which Joe to 1. Elmer Smith, playing right Orlando ....... ...... *.... 17 8 .58(1 Mnincs and Itaffdd. Tho rest, Lane, field, made an unassisted double play BL IVtcriiburit ..... 11 12 .478 Ovcrlln, Bnutnel, Hutchinson and Jackson, former White Sox stnr, par­ In the fourth. He took I’rntt’s fly and 12 .478 Lloyd having just retired from the ticipates, will lie liable to punishment then ran in nnd doubled Ilcllmann at Lnkclnml ............... 11 barring them from organized baseball, 1G .423 Daytona ..........._.... (1 Upsala professionals are in pretty first base. 0 .240 good shape and will provide for tlicm- Leslie M. O'Connor, secretary to Com­ Now Y o r k ......... Ill 000 100— 1 11 0 Tampa ................... 19 missioner Landis said Wednesday. Tho Rotes don’t suy much but there Detroit .......... 010 000 000—1 7 1 “ Wo cannot conceive o f any club National league is a mysterious look in the eyes of Hoyt nnd HoITtnnnn; Holloway, Cole Won I^ist Pet. Rote backers which makes us suspic­ owner employing a game thrower," and Woodall. 30 New York ........... . 55 .047 ion thnt Knight and Roumillnt, recent­ O'Connor said. “ There lias been no Cincinnati .... ......... 51 30 .030 ly obtained from the Fort Ecndc precedent established to cover a case CLEVELAND, July IU.—Guy Mor­ j'ittMmrKh .... ......... 49 .598 Americans, will be in their lineup of this character, but the players in­ ton held Washington l<> two hits yes33 Chicago ...__ _____ 45 41 .523 again. We haven't seen much of ltritt volved in a game in which Jackson terdny and Cleveland won the open­ Brooklyn ..... ........ 42 40 .512 and PulcatGn but suppose they have plnys certainly will be liable to pun­ ing game of the series I to 1. Score: B t Louis ___ ........ 44 42 .512 been warming up with tho idea of ishment." Washington ... onu inrti 010—l 2 0 50 .280 performing ifs batteries. Molly, who Boston ......... ........ 23 Although tiie American team is not Cleveland ......... duo 000 022—4 It 0 Philadelphia ........ 21 .293 made such n record in the Inst game, a member of organized baseball, the 58 Johnson mid ituclj Morton ami has been offered a position on the O r-j players, if they later nought contracts O’Neil. American League inndo Stale League team but refuses with an organized league club might Won Lost PcL to play under the liuiRc of Bulldogs, find themselves barred O’Connor said. Thnt chap who says d t t y in s y .079 ro he probnhly will be aeen again. New York ........ .... 57 27 ttonymous with response i* doubtless j 39 .613 Cleveland ...»..... .... 41 a student of the dignity of labor. .518 Bt. IjouIs ................ 43 40 40 .188 Detroit ............. 42 I n C’lr r i H f 1‘ntirl. **nt»ilh Jiiillrliil C l r f'iill, Nriultiiih- l o i i h l i , r i u r l i l u . .482 .... 40 43 Philadelphia \ \ i m \ T I < » \ nl* H U M ) * F.li.lHMMHI BROOKLYN,* July 19.—Ciclnnnti 42 l « « l H, Chleugii ............ 39 .470 H|ii'f*iiil T i n t Hrlun I I tp»i » i« l No 2. S» n i l - . 48 .416 Washington ..... .... 34 TAMPA, July 19.— Pnytonn made n knocked Dickcnnnn out of the box for n ill- Cmiiilv., I i.•(!.i i. I.\ It J . O v e r - | Plr**i’t, \Vt V , I nfill iit l J \V i n . .380 elenn sweep of the series here by tnk- his eighth straight defeat yesterday, 49 Boston ...»......... .... 30 !< cn. T i UNI***-*, ti1111 •* r I InrriHt'ii. ir.g-YMWrdnyV ennu* wlth-tM -Hun** -U'-^UwU.wiwimg..Uai.tiiiaMKHmw-4 fc 3 J t r x r r n n c . i u i r u n t t z — ■"ItiHM A . tiailrm Jvft th «»f ill** C o u n t y Southern league crs. 2 to 1. Gober, the visiting hurl- th" Bnmklyn H to 4. The H o a rd of I'u l d ic I iihi met ion f«»r J score: H«*mlind«’ c*oi i 111' . I ’ l«.i t*t.i Pet. er, was very effective. The score ' WonLost . v h . .010 Daytona 32 New O rleans......... GO 001 010 000—2 Cincinnati . ... 310 300 001—8 14 2 T I m* SI a t n of F Ini lit a * ' ft I ilcii, A l i i ’C u l t i ’M, , B lU lP ^ H n l ti' i fof 1 h r (too 100 003—4 12 3 3K .542 Tampa ... Mobile ...................... 45 100 000 000—1 Brooklyn h .futile in I r i t t 't,i mi i loiid.i Donohue and Hargrave; Dickerinnn, .541 Atlnnta ................ 40 39 riTATlHN. T o 11* P H lxt*nn and T .u i » u v * i h of .r.H8 Nashville ................. 40 42 ST. PETERSBURG, July 19.—Or­ Decatur nnd Taylor. NaId Sjo'clnl T a x School I n - i i i . i No 2 13 .Srniliitilt’ ( ’a u n t y , K m riilu Memphis ............... 40 .482 lando made a clean sweep of the ser­ l i r r (■;»B r 1A p e titio n hat* flt•-«1 NEW YORK, July 19.— St. fouls In \ Vtin* .410 ies here yesterday, defeating St. l’ete 40 Birmingham .......... 37 nt»o%ft Htylvtl r - H i r t l«% S u * H i l T u x SrJo<"l f itm r lc t N’o l1 , Sr.mliod* .429 3 to 1 in a game which rain halted in n dueed New York’s lead in the NntChattanooga ........... 30 4H b o u n t y , F liirld ii, tfcttlup fm tlt i f. n r* n mil league to two games here yes­ ttint it .410 the eighth Inning. The score: Iniff 11*•iifi r,ill* ill and Little Itock .......... 34 49 11* lit ■111 ha 11l S' pi ■v tii I T i i % Si •!11 m♦l I *I.n O rlando......................... 000 (130 0—3 terday, : / i ' * . i l !ng the vudd cham­ I r i d N o 2. on tin I nth d.n of i .*] * pions (> to 4. If wan only St. Louis’ ll»2 3* In ili'termllic H Im Hu t or St. Petersburg out 000 0 — 1 .11 n Iin ii III In* iiHiMiii’d b> mi til S | i L second victory of lb • season over New IH’ oi i i* x Sidinol I r l e t . I b i Ib I* In I h* hlllll of f.tn.t'DM do . fo lie n r “ lid **n “I ot III. York. The score: .LAKELAND, July lit.— Lakeland ml*- of Kin pi r e d i t M » » ; ) per an nun 010 200 3t0—0 12 2 lilt i t i*8t pay .i tile f*f ml - ii iitiu i l l ' pit rlj singed a last Inning rally but it fell St. Louis |i;t I .1 *» m . i l m r t Ii 111> M d i n l*ft * r ll 000 210 010—4 9 1 short and Itrndenown won (5 o 5 yes­ New York liiiti i»f Mm* I k i I h I h, i *ii <I tin- h; i nl I mijhI s Sherdel nnd Ainsniith; McQuillan, I n hi* il ii T r*il J u l y I Hi. I '♦- "L Mm |'t> \. BIRMINGHAM. July 19. — The terday, making a elenn sweep of the Barnes ami Snyder. Oi'iilH (it (III pahl I mi Ih I h to lie M-i-il f»U* tin* luiriiufM* nf n ^ i {u i r lt m . hulhhti two game series. The scores: Ci ackers won both games of their iUlllil MifUt, f u r n l s l i h m n r " U l l |V\|»> 1111 014 OKI 000—0 p lr iY llm NilUMlI h ii I Id I HU m lllul I m»m | double bended hero yester. Both llrudentuwn ........ BOSTON, July 19.—Cooper held icrniifulM (util f*»r llt»| rx tit m l v «■ ti’- • nf 200 lion 003—5 gumes were won by the score of 2 to Lakeland ............ M i*> jitilil It? f r t p HcItiiolN w i t h i n Mthl Boston to six hits yesterday ami PittsS jn clitl T n x H c Im k i I M I s M h t X u 2. that 1. I urgli defeated the Braves 5 to 1. The It «‘ii!iVilNf« (if Mil* Fi*tl||‘tlM nf Hdhl •I • Kj Pi Pa Pa Pj P* lUi M. in H u ll filiiiw I’rlnui h ii’ l r Mini nnlil •!•« Pa score: (l u ll wan In f a v o r uf llu* Usuaiici' *»f K-i CHATTANOOGA, July 19.— Nash­ 001 000 400—5 H 0 (lie Halil' Im u u I m as ti f u rrn.ih l I*>’ 11m 1*1 Pa Pittsburgh Kj l r l i ’1 . ville broke her losing streak here yes.......... 000 000 109— 1 0 1 N u w 1 1it*n* f lift* In )>ii rntiij in * l> nr* Pe Boston terdny afternoon, defeating Chuttn- hi ui*li*r l l i r «*i*urt |trr**lh nuitlf iti»tl in Cooper anil Schmidt; Mnrquard, f*i)mfntufHtfll Pi w i t h la w N u l l n I h 11*•r **1•y noogit Ito 1 in the second game of Millingim, Genewich and O'Neill, t i h i n Mint flu* r l l l x r i i H llllti t itx |*tt> ITH Pn i*f Mic ina IfI Hjif'cllil T u x Hi'lnml h l f M l c L a double bender after the locals had Xu He iifI in ti# CoutiL>* F l u r l i U , nn* Pi won the opening contest by the same Ti. PHILADELPHIA, July 19.— I’hlln- h> Mu* m i I iI u rili -r anil l»> law i r ' i n i n . l ►. P. P-i Pa It P.i Pi in I m * mill ti|i|it*nr In-fur*Hn iiunihh Score: delphin defeated Chicago yesterday in F lr c t i H F m i U u f 1hit B e v r i i th Jiulh'ltil Islanders Take Last of Smoker Series K »-n * . : ■'! -> >i v ‘i ■iMlti ,; ( rr Vi V . ij. e.i i| :ci t ihm i "(■.o _, PEOPLES B A N K of SA N FO R D Sanford, Florida * ■Deposits Insured' Reds Take First of Series from Robins A marvelous increase in distribution of Sealdsweet Florida Citrus Fruits Crackers Take Two Games From Barons by Similar Scores This season Sealdsweet Florida grapefruit and oranges have been sold in twenty-five per cent more carlot markets than last year. Sealdsweet fruits now are distributed in twice as many carlot markets as five years a g o ; in several times as many as ten years ago. FOR THE MOVIE FAN ‘Tiie SunDouglas MneLesn in LITTLE ROCK, July 19.— Memphis shine Trail" tonight. won lint Ii ends of a d o u b le header from Little Hock here yesterday, run­ Tills is one of those wild and wanly ning Up a score of 11 to 5 in the first game, and winning the second game westerners, full of thrills and excite­ ment. 3 to 1. . Firpo Holding Out For More Cash NEW YORK, July 19.—Champion Jack Dempsey and Luis Angel Firpo, the pride of Argentine, had not been signed last night following n confer­ ence at tiie offices of Tux Rickard. No ststement as to tho cause of tho delay was forthcoming, but it was indicAtcd that the articles would lie ar­ ranged in the near future. Ffrpo, Iit was Iearned was strong fo f ^rraegiug the fight in his native city.- Kearns, on the other hand, fuv* oredf Hoyle's Thirty Acres, across tho Hudson, but was reported not to bo ■adverse to a journey to Argentine, provided he ruuld be assured of a good gale and not another frenzied financial battle of Khdby. Another report hod it that the kite was nut the only qurstiun that was holding up the match. Tho South * American youngster was understood to be standing’ out fay a greater share of the purse than had boon offered him. The terms o f the Rickard prohave not been made public. aM ... ............“ The Herald delivered aix time* Week far lot. Also n two-purt Century comedy full of laughs. And ,the honor guests tonight V ’il In Dr. 1.. It. Philips nnd family mid will see this fine pit lure without cost to them, tiie treat being on Osborne. And tomorrow nnd Saturday—Leatriro’ Joyl Nila Nuldi, Lewis Stone, and Pauline Gordon in u George Melford production, "You Can't Fool Your W ife." STOPPED IIIH PAINS "I wns suffering with a severe cold, headache and pains In hiy abdomen,'' writes J. Ii. Diing, Newport, R. 1. "A fter tsklng Foley’s Honey nnd Tar in conjunction with Foley Cnthurtic Tablets I was entirely relieved of my cold and pains." Coughs re­ sulting from Rronchitis, Asthma, Huy Fcyyr. Croup nnd Whooping Cough are quickly relieved with Fol­ ey's Honey and Tar. The lurgest soiling tough- medicine in the world. Sold everywhere.—Adv. In theory, at least, u president in dcniiK-ratie Chinn Is 'entitled to jy}«t gx much resprrt ns n district govr'r«i t-f l|i a .M * » Ka ■ |S( i t < * ■ t aw a a a a MM. u thrilling buttle, the locals winning the game 7 to 0. The score: Chicago 001 031 001—0 12 1 Philadelphia 211 000 111—7 15 0 t'heeves, Dutnovich, Keen and O'Furrell; Wcincrt and Henline. CLYDE LINE TRIPPERS HERE. Mrs. J. B. Colder wns out with u party of Clyde I.ine tourists recently and us usual showed them ull the sights in the Sanford section nnd took them sout hto Orlando ntul then on to DcLnnd landing where they caught the bout again. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wlsncr, Jr., of New York ICty, Miss E. S. linrvio of .Jersey City, Miss H. G. Noble and Miss Inn Harvie of Jersey City, Miss Viairhees of Onondaga This increase in our distributing capacity shows that we, tho growers who cooperate in the Florida Citrus Exchange, have been fully awake to the importance o f expanding markets to tako care o f increasing production. Mlfi-ult, uf r h i t h l i l . I*n llu* 2 n l illp uf t ttn v » l , A . 1 h 1 v 2 ;t. i«t I n i *»*cl**i■I. 111 lit** iit *it'ii inn, nt Hit li fni'l. H'-m I iiulo t;l*»(i.tiii'p i h . 11 iin, i im ti t>1till tin m in h Ii u w n i i l M , If ilti> tll«*>* luivi*. vth% Haiti Ii m iu I h **ti"ti ht util In* v nli ila t » il fintl cun * MlI'101*11 W I T X K H H toy lutlid uinl uffli lal rent (tf o f fh f iii H a n C u r i t ,’H«rnlriiil«‘ I ' u t m o . I ’lu ih h i Mux llu* ) 2 th «ta> or J u 1>. A l» 11*2 -1. , / •r (S H A L ) I l A . ’ I >Ot*i I L A S S . i ’L r h I ’irci ilt C o u r t , Hcv»*nili J m l l c l a l ( ’ I r r u l t i Hernlnole C o u n t y . Flu rh lti. I l > : A . M. W i t K k , I* Hrhrlli* M alruK, A t t o r n e y fu r l ’fctltl$n«*r#. First we developed consumer demand for Sealdsweet grapefruit nnd oranges by aggressive advertising of the food and health values— for years and years carrying on this essential educational effort alto­ gether by ourselves. Next we gradually enlarged our sales force to properly cover tho sections o f the United States wherein we found potential demand for Florida citrus fruits. Today wo arc in position to sell in every por­ tion o f the country which affords p profitable outlet. i;in -:*i S-3*<to =F ONE IN TEN Ncgl •lint n littlo wound, cut or nl>rasion of the do (loh may in nino c&sea nut of ten cause no prent suffering or inrnnvcni once, but it is tlia ona com in ten that causes blood poiaoning, lockjaw or n chronio festering im*e. Tho chenjicst, safest and t>cst courso is to disinfect tiio wound with liquid Borozuno and apply tho I'uwdnr tq comjileto'ibo 11,0 Borozuno Bomzono 1" i. Price (liquid) 30c GOo county, N. Y.,; Mips SwpKIv Vooi hee-> VUi!)?*!Wder 30^ anj^60c. “b^ld'by of Kidinmml Hill, U L, Miss Daisy UNION PHARMACY Ketchum of New York City nml Al­ fred Clunbcrg of New York. Sanfgrd, Florida * 4i i ... - - = All this has been accomplished in tho face o f destructive competi­ tion from Florida growers who market through non-cooperative chan­ nels. We have sold Sealdsweet for more money than other Florida marketing agencies got for fruits o f comparable grade, pack and quality. We regard our work as little less than marvelous In view o f tho fa<fts as explained herein. Obviously, however, as the Florida'crop o f grapefrutt and oranges increases in volume, thero must be oven greater progress in enlarging consumption and extending distribution TFAy not A«/p ut da ih* job, to your benefit, and ourt, by working in our rankt rather than apainot tuf NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CO. “ I>” 154th INF. F. N. G. ^•1* til* W i r l l i Citrus R i e k t i c t Hi# Wm K mt IU (IlilribBlIsB u d « - « * - • ( I k . iM iH t k ia la a a a m u « « Il u j «*# •_ ___ OommrnH Ik * ‘ ****** « «S SANFORD FLORIDA All members arc ordered to report at tbe Armory, Friday, July 20th at 8:00 p. m. All men failing to report nt this time will he auhjcct to court martial. Orders imperative,________ Bjrortlcr o f th e ComirnaiidinE Officer. H, F. L O S S IN G i,,,., First IJeut, 154th Inf., F. N. G. \ 1 # V' • * 7 lfe F L O R ID A CITRUS EXCHANGE P ,U �BRti PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, ’THURSDAY* JULY 19, 1923 fU : : BUSINESS DIRECTORY M m M la Too can find (h i name of every live Uusinena Man in Sanford in thla Column each day. fa PURELY : PROFESSIONAL =a% ----- Ns H h M ^ Carda of 8 anford*a Repotable Phifeaaionai Men, each of e k m , In hla choeen profeaaiun the flerald recomoienda to the people. r* m Quick (Service Serv Transfer Storage Facilities m m m m m i o m CLASSIFIED ADS Ml I* M Ml M Claulfied Ada le a word. No A^J taken for lean than 23c. And positively no ClaMliled Ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all ordera. Count the words and remit acordingly. IM m H — It George A. DeCottes M ka m tea H FOR SALE A tto rn e y -n t-L a w Over Seminole County Bank 4ANPOUD -:. . . FLORIDA FARMERS— You ran gat saad bad frarart and irrigation plugs at the Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe FOR SALE— Hosier and Gays’ paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty ATTORNEY-AT-LAW V. C. COLLER, Prop. First Nstional Bank Building Works. Sanford agents. 183-tfc SANFOUD FLORIDA FOR SALE— Rhode Isladd eggs for sotting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Reardnll Avenue. San­ CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ford. 83-tfp ARCHITECT ' |17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 7, Miller Bldg. stock. See Vick llawkins, 110 SanIANFORD FLORIDA ford Ave. G3-tfc FOR SALK— No. 817 West First SL Attractive terms. Address owner. INSURANCE AGENCY Box 782, Daytona, Fla. G9-tfc f i r e --------- AUTO----------BONDS OFFER EXTRAORDINARY LA W Y ER One new fivo room house with bath, — Court House full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ CUPIED. Contractor find Builder PRICE • J.’i.OOO.OO--------------- Terms to Huit you FLORIDA BANFOllI) A REAL BARGAIN A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS 70-tfc FIRE, LIFE, AlITO INSURANCE FOR SAI «E—Good mule, cheap, if E a t a h l l a k r d 1 BON taken at once.—E. F. Kneserman, Ileal Estate, Loans and Insurnncc Ryes Examined CIsaac* Designed Lake Monroe, 92-Gtp phone 48 104-8 Magnolia Ave. Good paying business. that will net you n good profit. Good business location, nnd first'class Optlcian-Optoraetriet equipment. Apply II. I*, care Iloruld Sanford. FIs. ---------Floral Designs 112 Raat First Street Cut Floweraid fice. ’ 93-Gtp Annual and Ornamental Plants FOR SALK—Essex touring, good eonW. S. Leak J. II. Colclough dition, good buy. „ Iluihuin Super814 Myrtle Ave.-------------Phone 260-W six touring fine shape, new tires, 8100.00. Terms, ( ’ handler 7-passenINSURANCE gcr touring, new tires, completely . Fire— Life— Auto overhauled. Bargain. Sro Mr. Mc­ No. .1 First Nnt’l Bunk Bldg. Annex FLORIDA Bride at the Park Avenue Gurnge. General Machine nnd Boiler SANFORD ll.1-.1tc Works Cylinder Grinding Pioson-pen letters ner able crea­ FOR SALE—One round dining room table, side boanl, serving table, Phone G2---------- Sanford. Florida tions, but they never nre quite ns in­ Flemish oak set, two square dining teresting as a fat man’s love letters. room tallies, one kitchen table, one A revolutionist in southern Europe The nrmy of unemployed increases : gns plate, two double beds ami springs i< just a job hunter who hns been |—200 Park Avenue. 95-2tp converted to the Iden of direct action. rapidly when the buys steps out. If wa plraae yon. tell othtra; If not, t$ll ua. Phone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS General Shop and Mill Work FRED R. WILSON ELTON J. MOUGHTON B. W. HERNDON ICHELLE MAINES S. O. Shinholser W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate A. P. Connelly & Sons STEYVART The Florist Henry McLaulin, Jr., Foil sAl.l'J— Opt. D. Leak & Colclough SJtNFORD MACHINE COMPANY FOft SALE— One first class 1250 lb. Inure mule, 8 yeara old. Also n good single wagon. Phone 345-J. 05-fltc tfofc SALE— One lot celery boards, between 10 and 12 thousand feet, entira lot 875.00 if taken nt once.— Victor Check’s Farm, French Avenue. 93-2tp FOR SALE— One big gentle horse, one-horse wnf?°n nnd harness.— Mil­ ler’s Bakery. 93-6tp FOR SALE—6 room house, futnished, one paved street, nico corner lot. Easy terms.— E. F. Lane. 93-3tp FOR SALE— Good celery farm. — if. F.'Lanc. 93-3tp THE 6 LD RELIABLE, the !Sanford Building & Loan. Buy n few shares and save a bit o f money.—A. P. Con­ nelly, Secy. • 03-6tc FOR SALE—Two Ford touring cars. Name your 6wn price and terms.— C. W. Znring C o .' 91-Gtp WANTED WANTED— flOYS TO SELL T1IE SANKORI) HERALD ON TIIE STREETS.OF SANFORD. A GOOD CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. dh-tf WANTED—OH small 2-acre farm, good trucker. Prefer single man. Address XXX Herald office. ■ 90-Gtp WANTED—All round 1st cln ss me­ chanic nt I.lttlo Dixie Garage, cor­ ner Orlando nnd Oviedo roads. 90-Gtp FOR BENT FOR RENT—One room, connecting bath, 214 E. Second St. 90-tfc NICE RESIDENCE LO X^Raaaom able in price, very easiest terms. Will increase In value. On newly pav­ ed strccta.— Mcisch Realty Co., A. P. Connelly, Agent. 93-Gtc FOR RENT— Cottage, J. Musson. 01-Gtp FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— Rooms equipped for light house­ keeping, electric lights, gns for cook­ ing, running water, pleasantly locat­ ed, abundance of shade trees keeps placo cool. All conveniences of n home. Sco Mrs. Smith, 300 French Avenue. 83-f.tp 5 This getting* to KN0»W each other means more than handing your deposit in at the Receiving Tellers* window, it means good 3 fellowship, accommodation and saffc banking j service combined. 5 May wc have your Checking Account 3 and get to know you? s FOR RENT—Store room In now bricK building, good business location.— A. P. Connelly L Sons. 95-tfc P o ll RENT—2 furnished housekeep­ ing rooms, $5.00 per week. Beil room 8.1.00 per week.—314 East 5th SI. 'Ja-3tp First National Bank j G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. 4-24-tfc A COMMUNITY BUILDER ()ne I’«>r S1.50 Silk Hose With Each §10.00 Purchase KNOWN TABERT’S FATHER WILL SUE PUTNAM LUMBER COMPANY At Less Than Cost 1 FEED ~ No f e e d Is nil)' h e l l e r I l i a n t h e I n i r r r i t l e n i s t h a t n r e p u t I n t o It. M o l a s s e s a n d A l f a l f a M e a l wi l l c e v e r u p t h e f a u l t s of m i g h t y p o o r g r a i n n n d m a k e It m o r s p n l n t d h l e h u t It wi l l N O T i m ­ p r o v e It s q u a l i t y . . Y o u r o n l y . p r o t e c t t on Is t o t i ny feed mails by m a n u fa c t u re rs w t o ' s e r e p u t a t i o n Is h u l l l u p o n ( Jmi tl t y, f e e d s , h a r k e d liy t h e g u a r a n t e e of y o u r de ale r. “ YOUR . MONEY H A C K I f YOU A I I K NOT H A T I H f l K I V T a l k ' o v e r y our feed problems w i t h us. ■ M T H E CASH FEED S T O R E H B i Sanford Feed & Supply Co. FEED-MAY-CRAIN AND FERTILIZERS PHONE 539"MYRTLE AVE.6 4THST.SANF0f?D,FlA. BHBIBflHUEBKUSiaXBIIBUlUBBflflaflBBBBBflflBIBBflMBBBBBBflll LO W PR ICES One Pair of $1.50 Silk Hose A P C r f With Fach $10.00 Purchase T H L L i ■■ M. KRONEN’S LOT 1 20 Paisley and Canton Crepe ■■ SANFORD AVENUE LOT 3 20 Misses* Silk Sizes 11 to 3G SECOND STREET AT- END OF SEASON SALE ■■ s Good Food for Your Stock is Just as Essential to Their Health as Good Food is to Your Health MISCELLANEOUS OUR ■ TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! KAU CLAIR, Wis., July 19.—Suit for 8100,000 dnmnfccs from the Put­ nam Lumber Compnny will be Hied In the Wisconsin federal court within ten days by Bon Tnhart, o f Munirh, North Dnkota, father of Martin Tnbert, vetim of a whipping boss in the company's Florida lumber camp. Tabort died in the company’s lum­ FOUND— Florida license lag. Own­ ber camp nt Clara, Fla., February, er can have snmo upon identifirn- j 1922. He was serving under lease tion nnd pnying for ad. ('all at Her- there, listing been sentenced for aid office. *• « 97-tfc train riding. Ha died, it is alleged, irvn result of a flogging ndminstered b y \ Walter Higginbotham, employed \VII.L BUILD- YOU A HOME if you by mPuimlier company a s ' a whip­ have a thousand saved up. Meisclt ping boss. Higginbotham was re­ Realty Co. . 93-Gtc cently sentenced to twenty years im­ prisonment, but at present is at lib­ A town that is too p o o r t o nirnrd erty on $10,1100 hail, pending bis ap­ a "while way” hasn't much to brag peal to the supreme court. about its traffic problem. Man is funny, ell will go lo the Bolshevism should have made its ant, thou sluggard, for fifty weeks of efforts before n ilpphistiratcd world i tlio year in ordcl to go to the senlearned that a ted sigh means "stap."| shore the other two. FOR II. F. WHITNER, Cashier F. P. FORSTER, President Why do we no 75 per cent of the ■_ long distanco hauling’ of Seminole county? The answer is, because we dy it right, nt the right price.— QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phone 498. 83-tfc ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B la u ■ (*■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ F R I7 I7 ? r ilL L ! Officer! and employee of this bank wants to KNOW each depositor. - WANTED—2 or 3 unfurnished rooms or smnll house. Call 110. 94-3tp WANTED— Position ns care laker of grove or something on that line nr farming or dairying by experienced, competent married man. Apply Room 2, Pico Hotel. ’ 05-ltp FOUND ■■■» i tf 85 ■i 8 ON THE ENTIRE STOCK WITHOUT RESERVE ee ■■ B■ This final Summer Sale affords n long awaited opportunity to obtain Rcndy-to-Wcnr Apparel at prices which permit the most limited purse generous selections. This page tells of the varieties of merchandise and splen­ did qualities being oiTered, hut only when you see them will you thoroughly appreriate the extraordinary ad­ vantages this GREAT SALK offers. Come Early -------------------------------- YOU WILL SAVE MONEY! 24 Formerly to $15.75. For this sale, at- LOT 5 50 GINGHAM DRESSES $7.75 LOT 2 12 Flat Canton and Canton Crepe 30 IMPORTED AND TISSUE GINGHAMS B■ B■ — At— aa $2.95 ■B B■ .4 LOT 6 72 CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS • « * >:*i \ ■B.B...BBBBBBI Formerly to $3.50 For this sale at LOT 19 30 BEAUTIFULLY 10 Dozen of TRIMMED HATS LADIES’ GLOVE-SILK AND LACED HOSE Qriginnlly to $7.50, nt— $2.50 $1.95 LOT 4 Exceptional Sale of Summer 10 BARONET SATIN 15 PRUNELLA 12 FLANNEL ■■ .Some are pleated nnd somu plain. Fur S{»ort and General Wear. Sizes 25 to 35. $3.75 Formerly p rim l $3.75,, for this sulo— . $4.50 SPORT SKIRTS $1.95 $2.25 $2.25 Very Specially Priced SAILORS All colors and Bhapes, formerly - • __!£.£»Q. at— — '- f $1.39 FREE— A Pair o f $1.50 Silk Hose With Each $10 Purchase— FREE t^0m-l IBBBBBBBBBBBI IBBBBBBBBBBBBBB.BBI 32 FLOWERED CREPE KIMONOS $3.98 values ut -LOT 8 Formerly to $9.75, for this sale nt LOT 9 10 SILK AND WOOL SLIP-OVERS Formerly priced $2.95, for this * Snle— _______ <___, For this sale at $10.75 $9.50 values, nt— In White, Flesh, Bisquo nnd Black. Formerly to $4.98— For this Bale at— *• \ Formerly to $22.50. LOT 7 8 SILK SWEATERS $4.75 $1.25 ----------------- ^ EE SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 20th AT 9 A. M. 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GEORGIA’S C O N S T O n O H WOULD BE IN M K fiU N D • fr o m OF t h e f o r e ig n terms *T * . V t h is Br i * ■*. L --------------- :-------- w e e k it is h o f f ic e I M ded W ith G r e a te s t S o c ro c y U n til th e T w o G o v et| u n c n l8 R ea ch an A R r c tfm c o t (n r The I n u t l a l H P r««) • Three Corporations Triternat’l Harvester Mudt Bii Separated Attorney General Petitions For Breaking Up o f Trust. <nr T V , A<,*»rla(ri1 I’ rraa) W A S H IN G TO N ^ July J8.— Sopa: ration o f the Ihternntiannl Harvester company into at least three distinct corporations with {wholly separate owners, stock holders sntl officials was demanded by Attorney General Dougherty Tuesday in n petition filed in the federal district court at St. Paul, Minn. ' ■. * Such a step is necds3ary, the attor­ ney gcneral’e petition declared, be­ cause tho dissolution decivo origin­ ally entered uguinst the company in 1018 had proved "inadequate” to break up restraint of trade nnd re­ store com|>etitlon in the production farm implements. The court was asked by the peti­ tion to “ enter a new decree" holding that the Harvester company is still a combination in restraint o f inter­ state trade and commerce in harvest­ ing machinery, and stll is monopolis­ ing nnd attempting to monopolise RSJjd ^ra(jc „ „ j commerce in violation « .( ■ ........ Commission Has Won the Same Case Three Times • Before ON F R ID A Y NUMBER 94 S A N F & R D , F L O R I D A , W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 18, 1923 V O L U M E IV , =3= -I 141 V f'T T (H r m e A . . . A I H I’ ve**) . . . . ... Tho railroads o f Florida arc un­ money, which has not been supplied reasonable in their demands fo r in­ by tho Florida Legislature. The socreased refrigeration charges on fruit called Budget Committee has cut up and other pcrishnblc shipments out Into specified amounts the money o f the state, according to R. Hudson Vrhich the Railroad Commission can Burr, chairman o f the Florida State spend fo r any particular thing. The Railroad Commission, who, in a Commissioners tried to Impress the statement to the Tribune, calls at­ Budget Committee, and afterwards tention to certain handicaps which tho legislature, with the importance tho commission Is suffering in com­ o f givin g proper olasUcity to the batting repeated and consistent at­ money appropriated fo r the mainte­ tempts on the part of tho rondiy to nance o f tho Railroad Commission; further burden the shippers o f Flor­ and nlso that the amount he increas­ ed to an extent which would cnnblo ida. Mr. Burr'.i statement regarding tho tho Commission to function in a wny to be o f the greatest service to the situation follows; "The petition to Intcratnte Com­ people o f Florida. "The Commissioners asked for an merce Commission for tho suspension Expert Statistical Accountant, an o f increased * refrigeration rates, Engineer nnd Reporter nnd all that which has been filed with the Com­ mission by the Railroads, effective wna provided was $2,500 per nnnum August 10th, 1923, shows clearly tho for the employment o f nil three, history o f the long fight over this which Is an impossibility. Therefore, quention which was inaugurated by there will only bo avnilnblc $2,500 the Florida Railroad Commission in for the six months, July 1st to De­ September 1019. We have won tho cember 31st, 1923, to use in this ease. "The rnllrads will he prepared to care three times, nnd yet in the face present nn enotmous nrray of testi­ o f tho las tordcr o f the Interstate Commerce Commission tho railroad! mony nnd statistical Information in have filed the increased rates, which support o f this Increased tariff. To combat this properly ,and prove the wo seek to have suspended. "This shows very clearly tho 'do- unreasonableness o f the carriers con­ discriminations jerminntion o f carriers to he unrea­ tentions nnd show sonable in their demands upon the against Florida's 'products in favor o f those from the Pacific const, would public. "This conics at a time when the require a good many thousands of | -W . W AS IN T H E A T R E BUSINESS A N D ' FORCED TO CLOSE }JP BY TR U S T (n r Tfc« AasorUIrd Tress) A T L A N T A , July 18.— L. D. Joel, theatrical man of Jacksonville, ap­ peared before B..C, Alvord, examiner fo r the Federal Trade Commission here, to detail hla charges that he was "squeosed" out o f hla theatre In Lake­ land by unfair practice aof ftm ousI’ layers-Lasky Corporation. Tne cor­ poration la now under Investigation by the Trade Commission on charges that it maintain^! a monopoly in the mo­ tion picture industry. Pittsburg Woman Beaten to Death By Unknown Party OF FORMER GOV. H AR D ­ W ICK R A N N IN CORPOR­ A L PU N ISH M E N T Bride o f Few FOR ALL CONVICTS Months Found Dead in Bed by Her Father. (n r Tfce Aa«nc(n(ci( Tress) Resolution Would Submit Ques­ tion of Lash to the PITTSBU RG H , July 18.— Tho nude People body o f Mrs. Patrick Coyne, 18, bride o f few months was found In her homo todny by her father, John Conroy. -The father went there to tell that her husband, a railroad brnkemnn, had lost his legs in nn accident, and was battling for life in a Pittsburgh hospital. Mrs. Coyne had been beaten to death as she lay in bed. ( H r T h e A ■■delated T re a a ) - ATLANTA. July 18.— G co rfU ’a constitution would be amended to over-ride former Governor Hard­ wick’s proclamation banning corporal punishment o f convicts under the terms o f a resolution before the Georgin legislature. The resolution would submit tho question t o the voters. Whipping o f convicts la eeThe Fort I’ ierco Nows tells o f the svntiol to discipline, according to the organization of a building nnd loan author o f the measure. association in that city, which will P _______________ have capital stock o f $500,000. These organizations, whrn properly manag­ ed, arc o f great assistance to builders nnd hel da town or city i na wny scmowhnt different from the usual. Tho News-Tribune adds that out-of­ town and local capital arc interested Chairman Admita Result la Protest ir. the association, and thnt tho pur­ Against Republican Party. pose is to encourage homo building. PARIS, Jyly 18 — 1'i^ich foN-lgn offices Indicated ife cxfffci-d to re­ ceive Friday the British communica­ tion on Teparationi problcrfi. It has been prearranged by both French and British foreign offices that precise terms of note' shall l>c guarded with the grcatqpt secrecy until the two governments have reached agreement or have become convinced they enn not agree. Tha meeting o f council of ambassadors was held at foreign office today. Tha principal conversa­ tion before and a fter meeting was rrgarded so-called crisis between. Knglnnd nnd France. Jules Cnmbon, French diplomat remarked in course of conversation zuch crisis arc rarely of dangcrona character. ( I I I T h e A w w l a l r d I’ r r u l Owing to the lncomplction o f cerM A N IL A , July 18.— It is conceded d i r T h e A n n n fliilH * tain clauses o f British draft o f reply generally here thnt n ruling must ST. P A U L July 10.— Minnesota's to German reparations memorandum o fthc Shermnn anti-trust law and come from Washington in contro­ representation in the United States and explanatory letter to occnmpony contrary to the several opinions, or­ versy which developed over Governor Senate hns been turned over to the it the cabinet meeting that was to ders ami decrees of this court." General Wood’s reinstatement o f llay fnrmcr-lnhor party as a result o f ah-* bo held today was postponed until Conley, secret service agent, cleared railroads of the country uro m o v i n g (dollars. other political transaction the state tomorrow morning. Most rigid ai"Tho Commissioners will do tho o f charges o f bribery and which be­ more traffic than nt any time in went through in the special senatorial mic connected with tho foreign o f­ best they enn, using witnesses from came governmental crisis yesterday, their entire history, and nlso in the election Monday. Magnus Johnson, fice regarding . the nature o f the faco o f operating revenues which nro grower organisations, who lire necca- when members of tho cabinet nnd of Klmbnll, Minn., a "real dirt fa r­ British response. tho greatest nnd most favorable to snrily without essential technical and members of the council of state, all mer," gained the coveted post va­ carriers since the war. The Folrida statistical facta which should he pre­ Filipinos all resigned. Mnniln Itself cated by the recent death o f Senator Railroad Commissioners have felt sented in a rate case of this nature is quiet on teh face hut undercurrents Knute Nelson, additional returns encouraged because of this increas­ and will have to rely largely on try ­ o f excitement following in tho wake Tuesday from the special election ing to pick to pjeces the carrier’s of yesterday's events-,. With .tho swelling his plurality. ed. ,n>py«pciu...qf t.c°ro»nRr<:c. nn,l .Lhc resignations of departmental socrcImproved financial results from rail­ case by cross-examination. • • • When 2,630 o f tho atate’a 3,620 pre­ "W e feel impelled to call this to tnrios ndministration of government­ way operation, and if the present cincts had reported at noon on the Asked to Pot A ll Convict Camps in ratio o f business nnd operating rev­ your attention, so thnt you may al branches devolved on under secre­ election, Johnson had a 'lea d o f 62,­ A Sanitary Condition *. f enues so far in 1923 were to continue make demands next year upon the taries who automatically became act­ 600 over Governor Preus, republican, 1 fl men who shall represent you in the (Hr Thr A*«»rlnlrd Frraa) ing chiefs and everything apparently for the full cnlendar year, It would -j JERSEY C ITY, July 18.— Tho Erie tho count standing: Johnaon 244,207; session o f the Legislature of 1925, to (Hr The Assselatrd I'rraa) functioning smoothly. Manuel Que­ seem certain thnt some reductions in Preus 181,422; James- A . Carley, .T A L L A H A 8 8 E K , July lK .-^n provide adequate support to enable zon, head of^the new Collcstlvlsta railroad terminal and freight office rates might be made. Democrat 17,170. were destroyed by fire today and the Mructions arc being mailed out this "Tho contest before the Interstate tho Commission to curry on the work party nnd critic of the Wood admin­ Senutor-EIcct-Johnson will sit with flames spread to rnilronds, grain ele­ week gy Commlsaloncr o f Agriculture in which you are intcrctaed, nnd istration, who quit the presidency of ■it Commerce Commission over this new vators and terminal roundhouse. The Henrik Shlpstcad, who was elected embodying resolutions adopted by the which affects the biggest industry in V ••M.l. <111 the senate in general walkout made tariff, if properly conducted, means (ommhiKionura o fv state institutions , W A SH IN G TO N , July 18.— Moder­ statement to Filipino people general­ fire started in the office o f tho ter­ last fall over Frank B. Kellogg, Re­ the expenditure of n large sum of Florida.” Both Johnson and Shlgcalling on all boards o f county com- ate temperature was the rulo in cen­ ly urging them not to orgnniio dem­ minal, a two and hnlf story structure, publican. stend are Farmer-Ijiborltcs and have covering a block just as three hun­ missionerff nnd road department to tral nnd eastern portions! of cotton fcj On onstrations hero or in province sinco h 'h Ns n n to h i M m M K l V i ks H h fbi thoroughly screen jails nnd convict belt but very warm weather prevail­ ha such action might lend to collisions dred employes began to arrive for announced their intention to affiliate ha duty. In nn hour the building was with “ tho followers o f Robert M. Lacamps and put them in first clnss san­ ed in more western portions during between Americans and Filipinos. ha demolished. The firemen were handi­ Follotto in congress." the week ended yesterday, said the itary condition. h* capped by low water pressure. The department of agriculture weekly ha Mr.' Johnson today issued the fo l­ hn roundhouse and grain elevator were lowing statement: crop review issued todny. Rainfall rui ha eventually saved. mostly light to moderate though with h i "The majority o f voters havo elect-, hn some heavy local amounts in central hj cd me to the Unietd States senate i! hu A L TO N , 111., July 18.— Tho cause because o f tho principles they and I eastern portions. ha ha of tho explosion in the East Alton Summary for Florida says: Show­ stand for. m (n r The A ■••elated Prea») (Contributed) ■hi S E D A L IA , Mo., July 18.— W. M. plant o f tho Eastern Cartridge com­ Itains In the West Swell the Rivers ers and locally heavy rains. Progress "Government Is instituted to prePuckett, of Wavcrly, this morning pany in which 12 persons were killed moto the welfare o f the people, net o f cotton fair hut its condition con­ ha and Cause Floods. h* h a h n h a h a f c a h a h a t v i h a hn h« h» ha ha ha ha hu shot and killed his wife, mother-in­ a week ago, atill remains a mystery to protect a few in the special privi­ tinues poor. More sunshine and crop ha ►« ■ law, Mrs. Tubbs, nnd sister-in-law, after tha failure of tho Inquest to leges given them. The high tariff better cultivated hut growth slow and DENVER, Col., July 18.— Dnngcr lea o f bricks and stone were drawing . .. . A Mr. and Mrs. Reader, i f you are • hla eyes In that direction. I saw the J«nle Tubbs at the family home ac- bring to light any details thnt might on tho consumers, the unjust treat- . of serious floods in Colorado seemed late with weevil active. bravo enpugh to read with care, I explain the origin o f tho terrific chance for a different question. cording to telephone message rccclvto have passed yesterday. ment o f labor, tho plight o f tho farm*, shall lot you see the estimates of blast. Reports from Florence nnd Port­ USE MOLASSES FOR era, tho packing o f the judiciary with "W hat Is the cost of that magnific- c hcrt’’ two o f the city’s financiers on a mat­ W H IS K E Y SH IPM ENTS, land, Col., where floods prevailed men faovrablo’ to tho large financial IIU T METHOD F A IL S ter of primul importance to San­ ient new building across the street?” last night showed tho water receding. and railroad groups, the short-sight­ ■ ford's future. "Something over $200,000." Conditions nro practically normal to­ ed bungling foreign policy pursued by It was after hnnking hours when I M IA M I, July 18 .— Suspicions of a Then followed another question: day in the rivera in Pueblo and near­ our government towards other coun­ by. Damage to low lands will be clerk were confirmed here luesdu) went to fill an engagement with tho "W hat prompted you and tho direc­ tries and thelf peoples, end other when upon opening one of three bar­ president o f tho First Nntlonal Bank. tor* to erect this larger and more ex­ heavy. similar problems will receive my rels o f molnsses which had been left When I wan tested in tho president’s pensive home for tho First National earnest attention end study. DENVER, Col., July 18.— A fte r an at municipal dock for shipment to olfire, I said: "M r. Forster, I really Bunk?” “ I congratulate the people of this sll night vigil, due to swollen rivers Wisconsin, revenue officials discover­ want to dig into your heart, ami get state on their victory. What the or­ V t Z t o o f a matter which con-f “ Our ^quarters are dcmwidcd crowded moro here, bu|jneu snd crcelri, that threatened lives and ed that in cuch W r c l was a sealed your estimate o f a matter which con ^ ganized farmers and workers, pulling property, residents o f Denver nnd of sheet iron tank containing bottles of corns me much." I wanted to know loum.” If.you will watch closely, Mr. together, have accomplished In Min­ how well acquainted tho banker la other cities and towns in the storm whiskey packed in straw. nesota they can likewise accomplish VJ and Mra. Reader, you will ace pres­ Molasses filled the space between with the city so I proceeded to bom­ rdj swept areas were estimating tho 1 nothcr states o f the Union. ently why this question was asked. ious events. In the afternoon there Thursday, July 26th, has been tho bard him with tome questions. the tank and the sides o f the barrel. damage. 23 Now we arc ready fo r a turn In tho " I thank the people o f this state The clerk, to whom tho barrels "H ow long, Mr. Forster, havo you dato selected to hold tho second A n ­ will be a number of athletic contetAa Rains that in aome localities as­ conversation. • ’ ' for the honor they have conferred on open to all. Prlzea donated by San­ sumed tha proportions o f a cloud- were delivered, thought It extraordin- lived In the c ity ? " I turned upon the hanker with a nual Musical Carnival day for San­ me,” nry that the barrels should he ship­ burnt descended upon Denver, Park­ "Continuously since ’ 78," was tho very searching question: "M r. For­ ford and Seminole county. This event ford merchants will be awarded tho Charles R. Adams, chairmen o f the er, i Franktown, Jdclvin; Sulivan ped to Wisconsin since the production answer, ster, I want to ask a hanker a ques­ was inaugurated last year by the winners o f these contests/which In­ Republican atate central committal, Pueblo, • Florence and Portland and o f molasses here has not reached that "W hat waa the'population of San­ tion, end I insist upon the fairest, and *•■-j Sanford Chamber o f Commerce and clude running, jumping and water attributed the defeat o f Oov. Preus othpr points in auch volume that amount and as no molassea had been ford when you cam e?" the complctcst answer you can give. 1 to the fact that “ tho beat efforts o f ’ events. There will also be an artific­ creeks overflowed their banks, wash­ shipped out over that line before. " I dare any about 500,” waa tho an­ understand that the banka are indeed the large attendance at that time was Republican workers were unable to ..fll ial bait casting contest at targets and ed out highway and railroad bridges The shipment was seised hut the swer o f thp man who has lived In a greet asset to tho city, end the com­ sufficient evidence that It met with overcome the ovideqt feeling o f un­ the local Rod and Gun Club w ill in ■nd damaged acorea o f homes and shipper has not been arrested. Sanford fo r forty-five years. A fte r munity; now, air, tell me what you popular approval. , * ( , rest and dissatisfaction with econom­ I - . . aU probabllityarrange to hold a shoot business houbes. 1 • • forty-five years o f residence, what do think o f the Sunday schools as an **ic conditions, which found Ha vont In It is the purposo o f those having as was done last year. The athletic During thb night R waa feared yop think o f the outlook fo r tho city? ■et?’’ Tho man with the Iron-gray the matter In chargo to raaka tho a protest vote against the party la .'I program also includes two fifteen that the Castle wood dam uouthcast (< "From what viewpoint?” came the mustache set in silence fo r a time, P r e p a r e d tf power." event this yoar surpass in ovsry way minute wrestling bouts end two four Parker, would go out and precipitate discriminating, question. end then his pent up feelings began the one held last year. The famous Gov. Preus, who found hla support round boxing exhibition!. on Denver « » d the Cherry Creek val­ " I had In mind In asking this ques­ to express themselves. o ftho policies o f the Harding *dm bLake Mary Casino has been engaged ley the worst flood in tho region's The big feature o f tho afternoon tion the material Interests of tho ” 1 believe that more bankers attend fo r tho occasion with its excellent faIstratlon had lent a Herding vs. U <n> The A~— ■’ rra. ) history. Water poured over tho dams from a spectators standpoint will be *■ " lion? T A L L A H A S S E E , July l « - s ‘ ato city,” I said. Now this man, Mr. and charches than most any other profes­ cllitlcs for bathing and all other forma Follctte flavor to the ’ edmhdatrntit a bathing suit parade In which w ill ba throughout the night. MrsReader, should certainly bo able sion o f people. And I he Here that tho added nothing today to hie brt authorities are preparing extradition o f aquatic (ports. Being but four entered about fifty E a r ly Monday night residents all Sanford girls. ’.-K1 statement yesterday Uumklng bU paper seeking the state o f Pennsyl­ to give a fa irly accurate aniwer to men's classes In Sanford are larger miles from Sanford It ia eaaily acces­ along the valley close to Cherry creek Those who recall this feature last such, a question. As quick as a flash than any city o f similar else in Flor­ supporters fo r lh tlf vot**. H i will sible from all polntf in Seminole, Or­ fled to higher ground. Telephone vania to tum over to Florida Dr. A. came the answer, “ Why I think the ida. The churches and the Sunday ange, Lake and Voluata counties, and year declare that It was one o f the continue as governor until the ex­ Edwards Ctfrthell, who la held In operators /cmnlnod on duty at sev­ beet parades o f lU kind that has evar outlook more promising than ever In schools do more then anything else to Pittsburgh as a fugitive from f *or' “ * It is expected that a large number o f been held in tbs state. (londaomc piration o f hla term January 1. l » « . eral point* to sprpsd the news. keep the d ty straight. Tha Sunday people from these sections w ill attend. prison farm. Information o f Cortbell a the history o f the city." Two cloudbursts in the Parker dis­ prizes will be swarded fo r tbs moat Directly In front o f the president's school, Mr. ----------- Is a choracterAbout the •only w ay to ears on arrest waa contained In information The committee has arranged to attractive suite, the beet looking girt trict, were responsible fo r the flood window Is the new homo o f the First bullder fo r the citizens. I'd be dsardent raldcal Is to give him a IRtle received b y prison farm officials from in ld iie n u ll r P n t r i n h have two out-of-town bends present, •and the moat iunique conditions Hi this part o f the state. su it.'' Entrants authority end Jet N atpr* taka ha the chief o f detectives In Pennsylvan­ National Bank. The banker was look- lighted to see ovary man in this bank nnd these, with the 8anford band, w ill So fa r as coaid be learned early to­ fb r the parade and contest are being log, ip,that direction. This may have in Sunday school. Whan jrhoy g s to course. ia city. Cortbell escaped from the give a massed concert during the var­ «creu«s*4 «a Pus t v **) day tkfcrc had been ho loss o f life ) , been due to Dibit, or perhaps six stor(MnttaMS > C o* BU) ' * ------ “ “ “ ---' ■ • ■ farm May 4th. * ko shr demf shr em f cm fw cmfwm * *•» V\ County Commissioners Must Clean Camps and" Screen Them WASHINGTON HAVE TO ACT IN PHILIPPINES General .Wood Seems to Be in Serious Trouble Farmer-Labor Party Going Strong, John­ son’s Lead Increases ERIE TERMINAL FREIGHT DEPOT WERE BURNED TEMPERATURES ARE MODERATE Jersey City Has Big. Fire at the Railroad Terminals IT H E S e tF F ft Progress of Cotton is . Fair But Condition is Poor 4 SUNDAY SCHOOLS CHARACTER SAYS PROMINENT BANKERS ARE MOST IMPORTANT TO CITY Serious Floods in Colorado Do Much Damage | Missouri Man Shot Up the Family Today, Killed the In-Laws 3 BIG MUSICAL CARNIVAL WILL BE HELD AT LAKE MARY FOR BENEFIT OF THE BAND Second Annual Event Will Bring People From Everywhere Extradition,Papers^ Being For Dr. Corthcll •t*v£ , sC., vcvv ■ / �THE SANFORD DAICT HERALD. TUESDAY; JULY 17,1923 Rates Will Not ' Be Raised Says Manager Skelley MRS. FRED DAtGER, Society Editor Rhone 2I7-W Daily Fashion Hint « 1;.; W A U er AN t> W A tfc A fiE BEERY U A S H E V IL L E , N. G , July 17.— The Grand Dragon* from forty otntei In which therd nro Ku Klux Klnn organ­ ization* nre expocUd to participate in the meeting o f the im perial Kloncillum, which convened here Monday for o three days session. ■ MODELS FOR COTTON FABRICS The day of the frilly frock has re­ turned and there ore many lovely designs to lure one nway from the ewvere models of familiar type. The first dress pictured is in novelty voile trimmed with plaited net. The deep collar Is'of.plain net and widens as it nears the licit. Satin ribbon forms the cash. Medium size requires yards 36-inch voile and t i { yard nrt; (Gingham, that aristocrat at cottons, forms an alliance with organdy to achieve the striking model to the right. The large, tIde<losing collar is pic­ turesque and particularly suited to the summer fabrics. Medium size requires JW yards check and I f f yard 56-inch plain material. First Model: Pictorial Review Dress No. - 1012, Sizes, H to 20 years. Price, .35 cents. Second Model: Dress N'o. 1010. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. 1’zkc, 35 cents. , ims* I , ent.conforcnce in which the women of the’ Ku Klux Klan) recently chartered as a Klon auxiliary, have been repre-, (tinted. Mis. Lula A. Markwcll, of L ittle Ilock, Ark., grand commander uf the official * ta ff arc presont. An. dross by the imperial wizard Who spoke o f the achievements o f tho or­ der during tho last six months and mtlinnd work for tho future. In his speech he said that tho Klan had been cnjcstly branded as a lawless organi­ zation and that while the Klan stood or enforcement o f all laws they wish„'d these laws enforced only through the ptoperiy constituted o ff leers, lie said it is every fvlansman’ s duty to si/pfnWt the public official*. Dr. Evads also said unrestrained immigra­ tion Is dungeruua and that a flood o f I’ndesi rabies is entering tho United States. The Klan will mnktr evory e f­ fort to curb this, he-Said. , J. R. Watson of Gainesville is reg­ istered at the Montrzumn while in the city attending to business. , A fir e people is one that endures the waste of billions and scolds about a little junket. Jacksonville was represented here yesterday by Joseph Mikolos, who Dai.ir flcrnM on sale ut Jos’s Smoke made his headquarters a t the Monte­ House, Mobley a Drug Store and zuma. v . . Hunt's Pharmacy. tf Bicycle Tires! A LL SIZES C Convicts Put to Sea to Join the Rummers, Make Good Escape Mrs. John D-unardi haa returned i .. ------. .. VJii home from Daytona lleaeh, where she Won One of 3lost Daring Pulled O f rhaperoned a house party given by In Many Year*. Miss ls*na Belle Ilagan. A fter the houso .patty, Mrs. Ia*onardl npent several days at the beach as tho guest of Mrs. U P. Hagan. Hill Lumber Co II. J. Iw-hmun, I). I). Grand Master, of the I) O. O. F. is having a strenu­ ous lime this week among the various lodgea under his nupervisltm; as, in order lu install the respective officers, he, with his staff, are compelled to make tho trip to Orlando, St. Cloud, Leesburg and Kissimmee this week, as he ex|>ects to start north soon on n visit to Ida old home. He i specially requests those who are to accompany him to Leesburg on Wednesday night, to be at the hall nut later than five o'clock. / v i ,* Socro The Uerajd fy r first m s s Job work. iiitiJSsh^aiAA tJid- ‘ The Dally Herald, 15c per week, $1.65 UP In connection with our tiansfer, «, have storage room, where you mi; ztare your goods until you need th<» at a nominal co st— QUICK SERVICE Phone 481-J T R A N S F E R . Phone 498. 8J-tft A C H E E R F U L W ELCOM E A W A IT S YO U E U R O P E A N P L A N . O PE N A L L T H E Y E A R , CORNER B U ILD IN G . E V E R Y BOOM OIJTS1DE l E Z I I I I S a i N M I l I K I I I I I U I I I I I I I I I I I I H I I i m i l l p ic t o r ia l ( i f liuonina us. An o r ­ der rtiri'lvnl l»us meaua Inimrdlain d«>Itrw y. Iirlltj-ry Uy us Is u auaruiilr* uf satisfaction, tie! our prices siul coiu|iar» Ihtm. Rower. , ‘What a Wife Learn. Tho only thing France does idt conrol is the Ruhr now is the situation RUviEW Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner and Hambone enn fry a fish like the * I5 H 2 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Derby made up old French chef Hrillnt-Havarin, of a congenial party motoring to Day­ whom it wns said that he fried n ton* Beach, for the day, on Sunday. pun of fish so delightfully that it DF.LICUITFUL IN BLUE turned Itself in the skillet nnd cast ftPO NCE Mr. nnd rMs. W. II. TunnielifTc nnd Upon tho chef a grateful look. Thurs­ Mr. TunirlilTc, Sr., have returned day at-* Silver laike. Five-thirty in No one of the cotton fabrics so Mr. Skelly is rather inclined to extensively used this season makes up from St. Cloud where they spent the the afternoon. 0.1-2tn doubt the rent sincerity o f these two more delightfully than epungr. This week-end. • apparent efforts on tho port of the tixslrl in the new blue called hhicMI. closes at tile left side of the inverted trip to North Carolina, when* they Bishop and Mrs. Mann sailed on spent n month an dnre now at home transportation Interests to impose vest re and has set-in* sleeves, which July 4, for abroad where they will lo Ihrir ninny friends at their new higher charges nnd additional burdens may be made long or short. The upon the shippers. He says thnt un­ skirt is gathered and attached to the spend the summer, they were necont- bungalow on Myrtle avenue. lower edge- o f the blouse under a doubtedly the time Is here when Flor­ girdle of self-material. Mercerized pahiod by their daughter, Mrs. Fisher ida Is justified in not only asking for, picot braid trinn the collar, cuds, of New York.— Orlando Sentinel. A congenial party of Sanford peo­ icket* ami upper rdge of the lniu but in obtaining, some reduction in tho ple spending the day at Daytona «lium size requires A 'i yard-. 36transportation charges upon its fruit Miss Lnry Byrd Smythe tins re­ incli nulcrial. Beach on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. and vegetable crops. He feels that turned home from Titusville, where Pictorial Review Dress No. 1542. Andrew Mahoney nnd family and tlie spent tho week-end ns the guest their guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. the growers nnd shippers will not lose Sises, 34 to 52 indies bust. Price, night o f this fact because of any oth- 35 emts. o f Mrs. S. W. Ferguson (nee Dorothy Rynn, Mrs. Austin and Miss Nix of ei transportation propositions whirh Field in). I’nlntka and' Mrs. Junie Roumillut. may lie brought up by tho carriers to complicate the discussion* and becloud Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Rynn and -Mrs. Mrs. K. R. Murrell, Jr., left yester­ the real Issue.— Orlando Sentinel. Austjirund Mins Nix of I’ulntku who day afternoon for.W est Palm Reach, have been the guests of the Lumet's where ahe will visit for n short time aiatkj, Mrs. Andrew Mahoney for tlm liefoie going to Bowling Green, Ky., past week, left itunil.'ly evening for for the rest o f tile summer.— Orlando their homes in l ’nhilka. Sentinel. NOTICE, I. O. O. F, S o ft F. P; HINES Mr. and Mr*. Gcaige DeCotteu have returned home from.Titusville, where the former went on business. MEETING OF D KM O LAY Tomorrow night (Wednesday) be­ ginning at 7:30 sharp the Sanford Chapter, Order o f DeMulay will open on installation of officers und Initia­ tory degree. Every member o f ths chapter is urged to attend this meet­ ing. A ll Master Masons are also in­ vited. Milton Stile, M nrgauerilf p e li'M o lt . La Plans for tho creation o f a nation­ wide sentiment for better education throughout tho country were nlso out­ 103 Palmetto A rc,' lined by the imperial wizard. Imperial Kluziak Brown Harwood, who has charge of the meeting, pre­ sided nnd'btiefly outlined what the oufcjeitio proposes to do. ‘■Ten million Klansmon for America •s IhOj goal o f this order," Mr. Har­ wood said. A majority of the international Kloncilium or executive council o f the ICIan ia present at the meeting, which j is an international affair. Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin Whitner, Jr.) have returned from their wedding Here’s, a big, t*d-blooded that you’ll revel- ini A m romantic melodrama that you *out"lo* the” ojien T pin. w oet Soe the bard-»ldii gtmned sh eriff In this « o r round four o f "T H E LE PU SH E R S." I t W. Evan*, o f Texas, ‘ iimperial ' ’ j„ ^ done by Hambone, whose wizard, is here to preside over the ■kill with frying pan.nnd skillet is meetings, which, according . to— jui- ___ ___ ___ _____ _ too well known -to iiimd comment. nouiicrmcnt ato to discuss matters o f ^ j T v r ; „ ...... ntM|................. jcc cream cones willj ......... ..........._ policy governing the Klan iorganize- |jK> on also, and the committee tior). The Kloncilium is coi'^ P 08^ ^ Ibespeaks the pro*onco o f every one thc< highest state officers o f the Ku who would enjoy n good supper and Klux Klan. the delightful bathing at Dr. Ilaxcl.. 93-2tp. The local organization hlft planned ton’* popular-place. entertainment features. For quick rcaulta try a want ad. This ia’ sald to be the first Import- Mr.1and Mrs. W. II. Tunnlcliffe and Mr. Tunnicliffo, Sr., have returned from a visit to St. Cloud and vicirs- Foz when oftWomc I ’m pondering, I 1 fell I ’nrslck o f wandering, Hon. Forrest Lake Is in Tallahassee I weary o f the placet today on road matters and will en­ And the facca 1 deavor to get the Hanford-Orlando That are strange. ' toad paved with asphalt. I .think I ’ll be in readiness to lead a jlfe of'steadiness, The daily schedule o f bonts on the And atick around forever Clyde Line haa keen postponed until Where there's never . , ■’ the winter season starts and there Any change. will be only three boats a week now, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Aiid y ft 1 know, down deep in me, though wnndorlust may sleep Churchwell’s are running special in me, prlrea on sateens, linens, Indian Head, I t ’a pretty sure to waken Ratine, Colored Voiles, Solsette, Or­ When I ’Ve taken gandies, etc., and the prices will make My abode; these dress goods go.in a hurry. See And sure as flower* sprout again and the prices in this issue. f" grasses grow about again, And luring winds are blowing, The Bnll Hardware Co., calls your I ’ll be going attention to the fact that thoy sold On the road! (lie hard ware in the new PulestonHrumley building and tho beauty o f Mias Kathleen Brady wa sthe guest the fittings is seen in this fine new o f friends in DeLand this morning. building. Read their advertisement today. Miss Mary Mahoney Is visiting in Palatka as Ute guest o f her uncles, Mr. nnd Mrs,- It. H. MuirhesH and Messrs. Charles and Will Ryan. family have returned from n visit to Fort Myers nnd other places in South M iss,K itty McCrea of Ijtkeland is Florida. Mr. Mulrhcnd says that thoy •pending a few days here at the nre tearing up the earth around Ft. Gables. Myers nnd cultivating hundreds of were* of new lands with the idea o f D. T. Aldrich o f Jacksonville is putting it into vegetables. • among the popular business visitors In Sanford today. MARIORU H A W , JO H N N IE Don’t forget that the Kfwanis Club IN T H E BLOOD. 1 swear when I get home again I ’ll and th e'R ota ry Club will play ball Friday afternoon. never care to roam again, 111 oettle down and try it . Ho who haa lost confidence has lit|ifc else to lose—re-lnitate confidence l>y opening or Savings Account at the My I Itioifda fhnll not bo eensurfti{; my roving ami adventuring; * Seminole County Dank today. , at. : *°J* * 11* d N ,sr O N -"S ILV E R 4 iA H a tX s h e ^ H e V M .U ^ o r a Three-Day Session I f ? M h ove M f frlm d a t l t l l l i e r * l — I f r «* » « f * i i M t l r t * nr h m I m heme, nr i f ynm mf-r en trr«n ln ln «, H t flr And the nico warm sun continue* to ■ H a l i l ra re to t i l s Hrpnrtmeat, ( h i n t Ortalia, nr Irlro h a o r the Item, It w ill shine. .No rain'yesterdax. ha a r e a lly s y y reela te*. lllflp 'I ji’Ttlddding peasant In ^ .p )c a w ».t. • (JardflS plot. . * • ' BIO. F IS H -F R Y T H U R 8 D A Y Grand Dragons Gather :■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■amtJ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ « BManaaij | r WASIIEBETT|5 SATEEN. Flesh and White, yard .$1.00 ^ "1* T’* ' - ^ ^ ts-Mat • •%•»> iN ie « v « v » • • « > « NURSES* LIN ^N , per yarej.................. 29c and 35c ‘* IN yard .!.... • D’IA N HEAD, | v Assorted colors, • ' . . . . M * II M > II ) ■ Miisa M in 59c • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ! # 4/W * V I . 1t^l* **>*» sart t \ j — /v . • RATINE, Pink, Blue and Old Rose, yard COLORED VOILES, per yard *l. .: ........... 59c .............59c * •« SOISETTE, all colors, per yard » i . *. ' ( i "ftcajars, per y a rd ............... ..29c-50c-59c a Pictorial Review 'i960 W L ftH P R M X O N ^ oper y a rd .... V.V; M V H » \\ ’ 5 a complete description o f the men waa wot obtuined by the Pocomokr City officials, Kouder said he was Incflned to believe thoy wore the fugi.Y O U TH F U L liO D E S A R E ; ,; C O LO RFU L ' tlvo convict*: was at the wheel during the wild ride In the coloring And texture of this f t (jih this city lo Elkton is believed L'urnunds voile drcii there is the by local authorities to be aboard the Tory spirit of youth. The deep yoke o ( plain nulcrial is tpenrd at the Sunbeam. Edwards not only la an pack for the collar *v» the UW favtcuiug,' tut. iuud: expert automobile mechanic, but is « hi round outline. Tire embroi­ fandiar wit hall types o f engines. He dery n( simple design which appears once raced an airplane in aCnadian on tire yoke and about the neeik and tim es carries cut the color scheme air tournaments. That he 1s at the of tire pattern i f the print. Oilier thfoltU ’ of the Sunbeam’s engino is ’ guiubtr fabrics fur lists model are the crvpcs, both \vc«ej aud cm lotl oiul regarded as probable by Captain the vartsan ratine aud fpcsige effects Soudcr. One theory o f the police is Medium size requires 41 yard 36-inch that the convicts plan to Join a rum- plain and 1} j yard 36 i.uh figured luunjug licet off the Virginia rodfcV Material ' ■-•' ■( I ;i.( ■*r » -j**’ > W d u i i r l Review Ctrl*’ Dress No. ^|580t- Sues, 6 to 17 rears, Fricc, 30 . ....29c-39c ..... ...................... v t W elaka Block �►age two THE SANFORD i|)AII/V PERALP, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1923 SanfordDaily Herald r «k lb W t r n r a ftH % * n n n y l * i n IMt! * * T ' ■ « < U ______ l l t n M ____ MM t U b 1ST i t MkT3B l k -i A 1 'M — * m . ------ - - :r u . The HeraldPrinting- Co. P D IL IIN B R I P . J . H O LLY.. J U IIn V #, L IL L A H O . _ l t m l « r r - T r t i r a r f r H. A. NKKI------ ------- O r M t t l N a u t r r R. L H O L L Y ... ' A k m l l . l M I t a M i f r N l t f * M a ia K m w i A ffllM tlM A ltn tb lm m n rr rk ««* l iw ii Hi I A. C lr r a la t la a H a u i t r V a lta r I a a . •ab acrlrtlaB Prlea la A fr a a a * ;«i u - ___ fa C ltr k f C arrier -----------18 C eale la J ff.ii^ g r ^ f t r T a . s g y f c g j t ; • ■ f I* M k lla k r t e r e r r P H I a r . A f t e r - " O t » » f t k a a a a aa appllea- S * j *** ***** > l f f y la atfvaaff. M H K B H n t T I I H AXKOOIATIGD I'ltKaH Thm AMocIatad rreaa la « x d u a l v a l r not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local new* published herein. , A ll righto o f re-publication o f special llapatcbea herein ara alas raaarved. O ffice i II E ft A M ) B U lL m s rn . r h e a e J « m ia m f s V r o p b r t y VALUE ,| ^ t t T H t i W g i V A L U E persecution .than ,a prosecution.” As to the contempt cases, Governor Hinkle declared they also were "a persecution, the sentence harsh and beyond reason, and the whole pro­ cedure n disgrace and a blot upon the name o f New Mexico and the good people thereof." The governor de­ clined to make n formal statement, saying that the pardons spoke fo r themselves. Magee, tried before Judge Leahy In the libel suit, was sentenced to n year to eighteen months in tho jenitentary fo r ah editorial In whlph reference Was mnde to Justldc Parker. . Other editorials followed, in which Magee charged that Judge Leahy's court was controlled by n political machine dominated by Secundinn Itomcro, for­ mer sheriff and now United States marshal for New Mexico. Ho wns ed na ropidly.as It rose. They fold of steamers plying between Jackson­ ville and tho chain o f lr.kca In Lake county fo r a period o f a year, and also of a year when the waters were so low that only the smallest boats could negotiate the Ocklawaha. A ll this Interesting history and tho water gauge readings, with essays on hydraulics, seepage and evaporation, do nht discount tho fact that year by year the water levels o f the lakes nnd riVcrs are growing Hitfhef nnd high­ er, until toddy the flood stage Is reached, and, according to past )*crformanccs, cdvcrlfifr dljfrht years of ob­ servation by those damaged by wnter, 'it will continue to rise unless relief is afforded. Headings by A. P. Gibson, o f Cler­ mont, shows the following rainfnlls: •13.17 1914 ....... — .................. 55.18 1915 ............................. 47.32 2910 ...— ...................... 52.98 1 9 1 7 ......................... •12.78 1918 .... ........... - ........... 48.32 1019 ................... :......... 50.13 1920 ................... - ........ for contcmPt l)y Ju(|kc u*hy C H R IS T IA N E N D E AVO R 1910 M IA M I, July 17.— Miami’ s proper­ ty today la worth forty-six times ns much as it wns In 1910, just thirteen years ago. according to figures sub­ mitted to the city commissioners by C. K. Cring, city assessor. The val­ uation, according to his figures, was $1,506,183 in 1910, ns compared to $69,911,300 in 1923. In 1910 money derived from city taxes Amounted to $45,183; in 1922 tho levy brought In $1,136,933. Tho millage rate nnd the levy have not been fixed by the commissioners for this yesr ns yet. W bHR VI 't'AKEH L bS ORLANDO) July , Endeavor tfrsrk in Floridn has 0giin taken the lead, according to word r(. ceivcd from Karl Lehman from D*, Moines whero tho International con. vention has just ended The Florida union was present®! with a bannfr representing that the state society hr* organized more societies am] added more mombojs than any other in the United States. This Is the third y « r this honor has been given Florida. The Daily Herald, 16c per week. ------ J EWVTT RAXG£) BuUXCtf and at the conclusion of the trials last Friday was found guilty on seven counts nnd' given jail sentences amounting to 300 days and fined $7. -o----------■ li v e lATKlft An incinerator capable of handling f.o ,b . factory twenty tons of. garbage every ten D4b hours ImB just been finished in O r-1 Inndo. This is something badly •10.20 1021 ------------------- ---Since It seems to be so hot in the needed in Sanford ns we still dump 44.99 1922 ....... ...................... north where all those folks arc visit­ all our garlmgo nnd rubbish on som e, Although the rainfall for 1921 nnd ing why in the summer breezes don’t henp nenr the city limits nnd ns the 1922 wns less than for 1920, the “ old­ they stay in San(ord Instead o f w rit­ city grows the gnrbnge dump is re­ est inhabitant" stated thnt marks on moved farther and farther nnd it will ing us about the' weather. feace-posts nnd knots on trees proved soon be at n point five miles from the -o thnt the wnter continued to rise.. bettered conditions and is a powerful now dead and buried, in an untimely The Titusville Advocate colls at­ city making it an expensive proposi­ The Weather Burcnu at Jackson­ agency for justice." grave. I do believe they nil would tion. Throwing the rubbish into the •lu tention to the fact that it costs $3.50 plnccs where the lake is to be bulkhead It is significant, in this connection, be living today had they remained ville in 1920 stated that "the mean an hour to operate a linotype ma­ that thu men in Floridn who have nt home in the good old Southland. rainfall for 49 years is 50.9 inches." chine, aqd insists that ail copy bo cd is all right ns long ns the property criticised the conduct o f the press in I nlso visited one of tny dear old Y et the menu rninfnli fo r the years typewritten. And it should also be owners want It filled up but even this case arc the men who were per­ friends in the city of Philadelphia quoted above is 48.50, thus being 2.31 "boiled down." Say what you have this plnn will soon cense nnd then it sonally interested in the. jicrpetuntlon who owned an 80 acre farm in Flor­ Inches less thnn the average covering is the incinerator again. y i 'i to aay In a few words. The story o f the lease or who were in the pay idn, tho good old land of flowers nnd n long period, when the rivers were o f creation wns told in only a few o f the o(Tenders— including tho legis­ sunshine, he had four horses, a herd able to carry o ff excess water. "M Y CITtV AND t. hundred words.— Daytona Journal. A condition confronts Florida that lators who voted to tho last to re­ o f milk cows, plenty of hogs, chickens, o-- — ■ ■i My home nnd my business is found­ tain the system or its main evils and nnd everything at home. He sold must be considered, because nil of Bill Glenn o f tho Orlando Sentinel ed In my city. She gives ntc ami tho legislator who received a fee for out his home nnd stock, or partly Florida is studded with lakes and bi­ has nothing to do now hut to meander mine protection of law nnd order, defending its chief criminal. gave them away, and took his wife sected by rivers nnd streams— out the Orlando-Winter Park road on The chapter has been written nnd with seven children and went north. streams which would have the dignity tthnt my property may bp enhnneed Sunday evening and watch the and my right be sacred. I vile here. its conclusion’ is to Florida’s ever­ He took sick and died leaving his of rivers i f cleared of tropical decay. "spoony couple" in the autos ns they 'P ’ASILY the strong man handles the hundredWe learn from the edifying nnd My city gives my children--*^ su­ lasting credit. And it wns tho Flor­ w ife and seven children to suffer In spin past him wrapped in each oth­ instructive meeting of representative pound weight which the weaker man can perior schooling. Good neighbors are ida press that brought about that the nwful cold, paying exorbitant er’s thoughts nnd paying no atten­ citizens at Tavares, with the efficient scarcely lift. Just so the underpowered car fal­ conclusion.— Tampa Tribune. mine. Truly, my city is /home spot" rent, in the north, without a home. tion to Hill. He says it is dangerous. engineering corps of this district, ----------o----------. Hail he remained at Ids home in good ters where the full-powered Jewett performs for me. It is. And if his wife don’t hurry TH E C ITY COURTEOUS. old Florida, he would have been alive that, while the rninfnli is less thnn in I owe my city my fully measure of with ease. For it is not power alone that deter­ back It will be mure dangerous. is today, enjoying life at home. Many years gone by, the wnter level civic loyally. If I pretend « manly mines performance. It is power for weight that ----------- a----------Of interest to any city in America other such cases I ran mention, which growing higher. Whnt is the eausc? nnd fair conception o f reciprocity, I counts. ‘ • . .. » - . C B ’T ’ I f there is one tiling in the world It is largely the price o f progress. must, upon every occasion give my is the bulletin posted at headquar­ is very sad to think about. that makes n mnn sore It is the silly The Paige-built Jewett has only 11V* pounds As Florida grows, the menace of city a full measure of loyalty through ters by the chief o f police in Minne­ My advice to the Southern Negro, postcards sent him every day by well flood stages will he more and more of weight for cad^ .cubic inch piston displace­ intelligent co-operation with others apolis: ' Is to remain at home in the South. In meaning friends who havo the time pronounced if we do not seek remed­ “ You are hereby urgently request­ my declaration I must say, that when ment. So Jewett will beat any caj upjany t lll of similar sentiments. and money to travel while lie sweats ed to extend every courtesy possible the Negro leaves the section where ial measures at this time. you choose; add accelerate 5 to 25 rrtflpd ‘per My city does not want my partisan­ * .» a t work a t home nnd the postcard With about 7 per cent of Florida h ou r in 7 scconcjs. T h e s e a re JcwUtt’i p rop fs my dlsscntion, to visitors, for the reason that Min­ lie wns born nnd is understood, and * ’ V . usually reads “ How we wish you ship, my offishness, under cultivation nnd possibly 25 per neapolis has acquired a nationwide removes to a northern state, where my criticism, nor my indifference. lunllant, p o w e r f o r l t s m ^ b Ji l A i k I of Jewett’s abut were here.” I f they want you "up reputation for politeness in greeting the climutu is more rigorous nnd con­ cent of the wooded urea timbered, wc it is a stu rd y, 2_8 Q 5 *p q u n d <;ar— not* a *‘|fght it is a sturdy, C there” so badly there is no reason Rather my city expects of me qual­ visiting mitumiibile tourists. In fact, ditions foreign, lie not only does him­ have less conservation of rainfall and why they should not send the money ities o f high citizenship, tolerant one o f our officers was acclaimed the six." Would you like to try a Jewett? Say so. a greater flow o f water to the var­ 7 foe-you-is-get 4hare/t' - - -• - - friondahln. willing, co-operation, heart i pit)ire*( traffic' offlwsr in thu United self an injustice, but at the same ious outlets. \ \ya t f retrod ( t ha t iflive tim « works in hardship on members ♦fll tO tl 1141 given sympathy .and intelligent sup­ w o w in ' ----------- o----------States. of Ids race who are already establish­ of its rain only under deluges now port.— Daytona Journal. ---Guess that election in Minnesota contributes its quntn o f water with a "Do everything possible within ed in the north. — . o- will throw a scare into the Republi­ small downpour. It is history repeat-1 your power to make every visitor FLOUID1ANH S A T IS F IE D W ITH I must sny by m.v own experience can ranks that will hold them for n ing itself— the story of forcst-dcnud-: with whom you come in contact fell that the white man o f the South is I’ ll KIR W EATH ER. SANFORD, F LO R ID A while. Their promises to the people ed China, of the Mississippi Valley, of . perfectly at home the minute he en­ the Negroo's liost friend. The white in thu last campaign to reduce taxes Dayton and of the recent floods of ters the portals of our city." man o f the Smith knows itn> Negro A persual of the weather reports has not been carried out nnd their this year which have made reservoirs As the Orlando Sentinel remarks, a of the* South, and the Negro knows from northern cities will tend to wild economy In the • postoffice de­ »d countless cities in Qklahoma, Illi­ town with such an enviable reputa­ the white man, and tin- Negro cun partment has crippled tliut service make the residents of Florida glad tion wants to keep it. A town with­ nois, Oregon ami other states. get favors from the white man of in a manner nover before seen in tho they are living in this delightful out it should want to acquire it. The remedy lies in reforestation. In the South when he cant’ get I hem history of America. These two things climate which is cooler In summer Courtesy, like mercy, is one o f the the federal government creating low­ from anyone else on earth. If lie alone have condemned thte Repub­ nnd warmer in winter than almost things that blesses him that gives er high water marks and providing wants a home, lie can go to the lican party to oblivion— provided the any other section o f the United States and him that takes. It is worth while Southern white man and tell hlin |for carrying -off the water to tile seas'] enst o f the Rockies. Of course no*] Democrats p u fu p the right man. fo ritself. and it brings rich dividends what wants, and you will get it. Me at the lower stage; in drainage and [ body feels inclined to criticize the j ■---------- o----------in material ‘profit, as modern busi­ will build you any kind of a home you i eelumiitinn projects by private enter­ Baltimore, j Remember when you go to Orlando citizens of Washington, ness men are learning. It pays ii want and give all the time you want prises. Hint the one hour parking law Ittia Philadelphia, Now York, Boston, Huf- [ city no less than a business institu­ It is « condition, not a theory, that to pay for it, nnd he will give you a gone into ciTect again on certain fain nnd other cities for picking a tion. umfronta all Florida. As the years job to make the money to pay him streak}. The Sentinel says: "The city location where such marked extremes Courtesy ran bo dispensed with go by nnd other millions of acres are with.— Ixiesburg Commercial. council has given thu police depart­ of temperature abound. A week ago special effectiveness by the police, in laid war.te, we will have floods as — o----------to make this store continuously attractive to you. We want ment Instructions to rigidly enforce Buffalo was shivering In n tempera­ the ease o f visitors—a fact some­ damaging ns those recounted in tile p-i Y2 h i fci ri'z ha fca TU P r P y w to feel that thief is your simp where you can be sure of tho one hour parking law which went ture well down in the forties. The times overlooked by harassed traffic p i mute,settled sections o f the United ► the very best service. Into effect this mortdng; The streets last tiny or two Old Sol sent the officers. It can be dispensed more States. We must seek remedies Pa affected by the regulation are Church mercury away up in the nineties. effectively if citizens in general form Pa NOW. Tampa Tribune. Yesterday’s official temperature street from Gnrlund to Muiu; Pine a habit o f courtesy to each other and ----------- o----------street from Railroad to Main; Central readings for nil that stretch o f coun­ to strangers, so that it becomes sec­ A B ALAN C ED FOOD BUDGET. IC( We want this store at once to occur to your mind. We aim Washington to Bangor avenue from Railroad to Main, nnd try from ond nature. Could any finer bless­ lo attain that end by the fairness of our prices and the |icrfa showed a maximum rending o f 9(1 de­ Orange avenue from Jackson to ing be sought by a community?— St. Everybody is familiar with the fectiun of our service. n grees and this, mind you, wns taken Washington. The law is effective Petersburg Times, IM h h K) Y-T-Y8 f t f j f l f t budget principle for incomes. Now from tl a.in . through 0 p. m. every from the top o f the highest building --------- — o ---------come the food expei tn to suggest the ill each locality. Street temperatures day of the week." HOUND AD VIC E T O NEGROES budgeting of food nupplic.x to insure TH E HIGH W A TE R M ENACE were well above 100 degrees. Polk * ---------- A)----------the proper proportions of food elucounty thermometer* yesterday reThe Chicago News is all wrong on Coining from one of their own race, An interesting discussion In relation ,m'nt.« in the family diet. that boozu question they played up eorded from 69 tu 84 degrees. We Florida negroes probably will lend Oalt Avenue nnd Third Street • ' It is suit! by there experts that the so strong arid they hurt the state of have eausc to be thankful'.— luikc- ear to the words o f G. S. Crawford, to the present high water in lakes nnd rivers o f the stnto was brought out at tendency in the average family is to Florida very much. For instance tin lnnd Star-Telegram. 1’ IIONU 17pastor o f the Prim itive Baptist ------------------------------- S A N l ’^ p / J f L O U l D A • ■ -o a hearing at Tavares this week, when spend too much for meal and loo articles said you could buy liquor churches o f Orlando, Hanford and little for milk, fruits nnd green vege­ residents along certain rivers and CREDIT TO T H E PRESS. anywhere on the cast const for five New .Smyrna. Hu lias written a lakes sought relief from encroaching tables. For a lough estimate they dollars a quart when everybody pamphlet which is being mailed to high water, their contention Mieing suggest thnt as much o f the food al­ Declaring that "Florida has done knows the current price is six dollars the colored met) uf Central Florida a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■RBHHaBBHUgaaaBRSaSJI all it can," yet regretting thnl “ in that insufficient outlet in tho Oekla- lowance should be spent for vege­ ■ ■UHIIB ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ! ! ■ » and since tho articles in the Chicago nnd one of them huppened to fall in­ tables and fruits together as is spent ■ Thoroughly Remodeled Screened T h r o u g h o u t ■ News have been printed there has Tabert’s case it comes too lute,” the to our hands. Couched in Inngungc wnhn river is the rnusc o f the contin­ for meat. For more fully itemized j and Water System Installed \ Iwon thousands o f Illinois pcoplu com* Liuisville Post gives credit for the uiiniistakahlc in its origin, the pam­ ued increuse In tho wnter level. spending they offer the following ta­ ,lng to the east coast of Florida look­ eradication of convict evils in this phlet goes into tho subject and con­ The federal officers who attended ■ ble which, it will bp seen, allows even ing for five dollar booze. The dally statu to the press. The Prist is en­ vince* by Its plain terms. Excerpts tho hearing would not admit this ar­ a more for fruits and vegetables than ■ News ahoutd make the advertisers tirely right. gument but assigned other causes, a from it follow: for meats: But for the publication, by Florida confine themselves to the truth or reTo the Negro |>eoplu of the South, such as tile accumulation of water "M eat and fish, 12 per cent; milk newspapers, of tho facts in tho Tu- I take this method o f speaking to you over a period o f many years with ex­ - fuse to print the "uds." and its products, 44 per cent; breads bert ease, followed by their practical­ ... -------- o in regard tu the migration o f the cessive rainfall; also claiming thnt ly Uriited demand that the guilty be Negro from the South to tho North. the state is spring-fed, with many nnd careals, 13 per cent; vegetables EDITOR IS PARDONED. : punished and that the system lie You may think thnt you Are bettering boiling springs pouring forth rivers of nnd fruit, 17 per cent; eggs, fi per cent; sugar, 3 per cent; (miscel­ Governor J. F. Hinkle has signed abolished, it is very likely that the water, this water coming from moun­ es by leaving the South, but laneous, 5 per cent. pardon papers for Carl C. Magee, Putnam Lumber Company would still ■ Polled to Jmy to you that you tain rangers hundreds o f miles north It will take but a little time nnd a editor o f tho Now Mexico Stats be maintaining its murder camps, o f Floridu. ■ fltVJNj&ffiJ* 11 ‘tyugerous mistake, thought to put this adjustment of a Tribune, Albuquerque, convicted re taht the Tallahassee grafters would inive Traveled the North all over, Tlie fact was stressed thnt Lake the food budgut into effect, but if the ■ still be railroading boys to the hell­ contly o f libeling Supreme Court studying, the situation o f thu Negro county is not along in damage to low­ Justice F. W. Parker, and of con holes of the lessees and that Walter in the North, and to tny conviction 1 lands and the possibility o f encroach­ result is better balanced diet anil consequently greater health and e f­ tempt of- the fourth judicial court at Higginbotham would still be inflict­ must say, the South is thu best place ment upon groves built upon ham­ ficiency for the family, it will be lots' Vegas, presided over by Judge ing 100-lash beatings upon helpless fo r the Southern Negro. The North­ mock lands. The federal engineers worth the effort. Home one has said victims. D. J. Loahy. ern climate will not do for the South­ stated that the St. Johns river is out tbut it is the 20thlminute-L»six cook ’"R n r W Tho indictment on which Magee As the Post says: ern Negro, as a man or us a whole, uf its hanks and that, even at the who complains most loudly about the m **•■ fc p was tri&jl fo r libel "was obtained " I t was through the newspapers they can’t stand the cold weather in mouth o f the river, crews are work­ high cost o f living. It is the same W4u>' without the knowledge or the consent 7 » that the facta in the Tabert case and the North. I visited many o f my ing at a disadvantage, owing tn the individual who sets before her family . m j fcJF r o f tha party supposed to have been the conditions In the Florida convict best friends, ministers, deacons and cxrcasive flow o f water. High lake hastily contrived, ill-balanced meals * &§ said, In camps were made public, tl was laymen, in the city o f I’hiiadelphia, levels are prevalent nil over the iiy. i, ^ libeled” Governor Hinkle which take no thought o f digestion or m CORONADO REACH. F LO R ID A through them that public opinion was New York, Camden, Baltimore,* Har­ state. IV * 1 nourishment.— St. Augustine Record. m wa * held In a district court where so aroused that - the legislature o f risburg, Pittsburg, and other large Old settlers, who have lived in Lake Kurf Hnlhlng and Shower Baths : -O' neither Parker nor Magee lives. The Florida was forced'to action. In one cities In the North, who went north county as long as 70 years, apd many No better bathing in tha ?flunly For Reservations and Rates j > ; i ] roorti.caso.R hga been *h*>wp .*&»• W vrM A V ar. and I ara 30 and 40 years, recalled high water than at Silver Lake TJ^rsda^jarurADDRESS, OCEAN V IE W H O TEL, CORQNADQ. FLA. M * arid more V* 4* aay tb « them are stages in ryc|irf. gone by—even whor. iU* * bIing noon, • q, 193-2tp £ $1065 Ample Power-for-Weight Gives Amazing Performance SEMINOLE CO. WE SPARE NO PAINS FROM OTHER SANCTUMS' When You Think of Vulcanizing: K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p an y s \ OCEAN VIEW HOTEL ^th«b*r,w,nr<1 • - i �THfe S ^ F O l * # D A IL Y H E R ALD , W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 18, 1923 n B !*ipV E S R H E U M ATISM "1 c*n pimply Bay that Foley Kid­ ney Pills gave mo relief from rheu­ matic pains, and have not used sup­ ports fo r the last six weeks ftftid to use tw o). the best proof you can have that Foley Kidney Pilla nre e f­ fective is this, that since they cleared my system o f uric acid, have been en­ tirely free o f pain and depression," writes J. W. Hunter, Los Angeles, Calif. Baokache, Rheumatic Pains, Dull Headaches and tired feeling nre quickly relieved by Foley Kidney Pills. Sold everywhere.— Adv. ABOUSHINGK m THUNDER STORMS THAT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE M ILTO N, Mass., July 18.— Get un­ der cover if possible when a thunder storm threatens. I f this Is not practincble, lie down. That is the advice which Alexander G. McAdie, director o f the *Blue Hill Observatory in this toirrl and professor o f meterorology at Harvard University, gives in an explanation of the action of lightning prepnred for Tho Associated Press. He gives what ho describes as “ ten good rules to help people take core o f themselves." restaurants, picture showa and places o f public assembly have been closed. The French have allowed the Ger­ man city authorities until July 20 to produce tho person who threw a bomb from a street car Sunday. * Should they fail to do so more serious meas­ ures *111 be token, it Is declared. '■!' The Belgian'authorities at Gladbeck have arrested fprty-oijght citizens as hostages to ride in military train* as an assurance against sabotage.'^ the railways.. The bomb thrown 8t day landed in tho hugo automobile parking space nt Wcitmor, a suburb o f Bochum. Several citizens Includ­ ing tho head burgomaster, were ar­ rested, but all were released shortly afterward. DID NOT MEAN SNAP FOR . TKE STATE PRISONERS 3 Happy Medium is Wanted Between Harshness and Other Extreme and employee of this bank wants to. K N O W \[ each depositor. .‘ ' N E W CATTLE f This getting to K NO W each other means CONCERN STARTS f ATdAVQN PARK | more than handing your deposit in. ttt the ■ .Receiving Tellers’ window, it means " good ‘j ’‘TT. i ■ fellowship, accommodation and safe banking ■ service combined. ’ r. T A L L A H A S S E E , July 17.— No offq rt was made by Horlda ofAcials in fram ing the Jaw that abolished the w hip. to provide a bed o f esse upon I* tin . which the rccnlcitrunt prisoner could Plan to meal your friends at Hazelrecline at will. A t the I same time W ill Fatten Bee# Fdr Market. Large .. ton's on. Cilver Lake Thursday aftorevery e ffo rt was made to find the Numbers o f "Rapge“ ;Stock W ill doop—good supper and Una bathing. happy medium between the harshness 03-2tp Be Purchased and “ Fed Up." o f the laah and the other extreme. Such is the substanco o f expressions There arc other Transfers; but "In a battle," says Professor McA V O N PA R K , July 18,— Produc­ by officia ls who were Instrumental in non* with SERVICE fo r their middle Adfe, “ ahundred bullets ore fired for tion of beef for the market is the M , . . „ reforming tho Florida convict laws. namy.— Q U IC K SE RVIC E T R A N S ­ each soldier killed. It is something purpose o f tho Buck Island Cattle j a n d g C t lO KHOW y O U f The law was framed after a thorFER. Pbone 408. 83-tfc like thip with lightning flashes. There . , , , . . . . . . . . Company, which has been organized ough study of penal institutions* In w,th cnpIul stock o { , 1Ciq00 to op. are u hundred discharge sfor every the Southern states by two cabinet belt of. lightning that hits a person. crate out o f Avon Park with F. E. officials o f the state government, J. Platte, ns president nnd general man­ Fortunately, too, o f every hundred Tho Herald fo r first class job work. C. Lunlng, state treasurer, and W. A. ager. Tho compnny plans to buy up streaks of lightning about ninety nre McRae* commissioner o f agriculture. tango cattle, dip them nnd pasture from cloud to cloud or spill-over dis­ C A L L S OCTOPUS SI1Y; * A COMMUNITY RtiTLpER They visjted virtually all prisons lo­ them on,the company's Uuck Island Medicinal Virtues Retained and Im­ charges o f medorato electrical energy N O T TH E M A N -E A TE R cated in the south, it is stated. They proved— Dangerous and Sickening and arc mostly horizontal, doing no F . P. FORSTER, President IL F. W IIIT N E R , Cashier OF FIC TIO N W R ITER S did pto go tb tho norther and western ranch where they have 15,000 ncrcs w Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ dnmqfec whatever. o f tho finest pasture land in the IlS S IB B B B S B B ailS IS B S B B S IS Itin B n B rD O aiB B S B IB S IIB IB S I states, because o f the difference in state fenced nnd equipped to fntten let Called "Calotabs" “ About ten flashes In a hundred < n r Thi* A u w l i t n l P r » . ) climatic conditions that make the the stock for market. SAN FRANCISCO, July 18— Devil­ come vertically, that is, down to earth T h f latest triumph o f modern sci­ in a straight line. Some flashes come fish, better known ns “ polypus octo-. adoption o f methods used in those sec­ The compnny will do n strictly ence Is n *'de-nau*catcd" calomel tab­ tions impracticable in the mild cli­ let Known to the drug trade uh “ Cain- sidewise and seem to bo crooked, al­ pus hongkongennis,” arc being caught wholesnlc cattle business, selling in mate of this state. labs." Calomel, the m o il ut-nr rally cnrlond lots only* nnd plans to mar­ useful o f nil medicines thus enters though there are really no flashes nt Snqta Cruz, California, like flics A fte r observing the actual opera­ ket most o f Its output inside the upon a wider Held of popularity.— zigzagging like the teeth of a saw in a trap, and the tentacles arc be­ purified and refined front those OtaJectlonsliln dualities which hove here­ as artists genernly depict lightning. ing shipped to fish markets in San tion o f tho vurlous systems of handl­ state of Florida. tofore limited Itn use. ing prisoners by the different South­ “ The intense straight flashes are Francisco, New York ,nnd other cities Fiftcn hundred head o f choice I n tilllouaneee, constipation, head­ ern states, collecting data on the sub­ where they arc sliced and sold at aches and lirtlljcrMlon. and In n great the ones to be feared, and it is a silly stock has already been purchased nnd variety o f liver, atomach and Kidney ject, and discussing various phases of troubles calomel wna the most auc- person who stands out in the open from fifty to sixty cents n pound, is to be placed on tho Uuck Island tho subject with officials charged with ceesful -remedy, hut lie use woe often according to C. IL Florence, secre­ ranch Immediately. neglected on account o f Its Rlckcnlnn when such flashes are seen. He In­ (lUSlIllr*. Now It Is the eaileat nnd vites trouble, but tho invtitution Is tary o f the California State Fish E x­ the administration of prison affairs, Winter fattening pasture in Flor­ inoat pleasant o f medlclnca to take. change here. Mr. Florence says the the two officials returned to Talluhasi • H, p , (t V ' ry One.Calotub at bedtime with n sw a l­ not always accepted. ida is scarce .according to Mr. Plntt, sliced octoupus tentacle makes a suc­ see and submitted their findings to lo w o f water,— thftl'a all. No taste, •'.‘A t this tlmo of tho year thunder­ who" is nn experienced stockman. In np griping, no nausea, no sails. A I take pleasure In announcing my having .secured- the Governor Hardee and his “ cabinet.” ood nficm's sleep niul the next niurn- storms ore frequent and there avu a culent table delicacy when properly the past thousnuds o f head o f F lori­ NK you are fe e lin g Due, with n clean fried. That body then threshed tho mntagency for the handling o f tho NON-ACID F E R T IL IZ E R & da stock have been shipped to tho liver, a purified system and a Dig ap­ comparatively large number o f fntnl While fishermen emulate Victor ter out, .giving consideration to all west for fattening and tho beef petite. lint what you please. No accidents. One rends in tho press dis­ danger. C H E M IC AL C O M PA N Y’S Fertllizcra for thin section. It was Calotabs are sold only In original, patches that four men nre walking Hugo and other writers of fiction by angles o f prison discipline. brought bark here for Florida fotks seslctl packages, price th irty-live cents finally agreed that the consensus of telling of terrific luiltlea With giant to eat— paying thn freight ,l>oth ways. for the la rge fam ily package; ten along a New Jersey beach during a thought pointed to isolation and con­ Wo will have our warehouse and n complete stock of rents fur the small, trial slse. Your thunderstorm. Thecr is a flash of devilfish, usually ending by explain­ The new concern, in which Jnmco druggist Is authorised to refund the finement ns the method producing tho ing how the fish reached one o f its price us a guarantee that you w ill he lightning, one man is kelled outright, Fertilizers on hand so that wc can give prompt upd satis­ Y. Wilson, prominent Jacksonville Oho water nnd maximum effect of discipline upon the thoroughly delighted with Calotabs. ono severely burned, and the others eight arms above man, Robert T. Hughes, Winter Park, — (Aclvs.) wrapped it nround the bont, break­ stubborn prisoner, yet doing him the factory service. A-X9-V-4-H-1 1-13- 1 8 - 3 0 - 215- " 7-131 o stunned. * and K. D. Treadwell, Arcadia, nre ing tho craft in two, Mr. Florence least personal harm. also interested, is empowered in the “ Now there is no protection for a nnd Professor Harold Heath, depart­ The plnn o f punishment as adopted Wo will lie elnil to furnish further information regard proposed charier to conduct'slaughleh case like this unless one could carry ment of zoology, Stanford University, xvas designed for discomfort, those In holl(M( co|,rstorage plants and other around with him n metallic cover well inff our good fertilizers to thoso interested. California, state that this is physical­ charge o f the prisoners say, and it is departments o f tho meat Jacking bus­ grounded. The first rule is thun: I)o ly impossible. Professor Heath de­ dcclnfcd to be extremely effective, yet iness but for the present plans to de­ not stay out on n bench or In a field scribes the octopus ns being “ of n i far less severe thun tho lash. When vote its efforts to production. When dnrk, heavy clouda • are over­ shy and retiring disposition." tho prisoner becomes unruly ho is head or coming slowly from Ihs wecl The corporation is mnpy financed “ The devilfish has r.o bones or no merely plncod in a cell Cl* feet long or south. Get under cover If possi­ to maintain nn output qf thousands by three feet wide. Thera he is forc­ ble. I f this is not practicable, lie structure of any kind," sr.ys Mr. of head of fattened beeves yearly and Florence. “ It cannot swim, but can ed to stay until he agrees to obey tho down. Don't remain standing. present plans aro to ulilizo the en­ rules. By the insertion of a small only float on the water, or propel it­ of thu concern and “ Second: Do not stand under n self on the floor of the ocean by pnrtjtion ho is forced to stand in n re­ tire resources SANFO RD , F L O R ID A tree with thick foliage. Yuu are mnan9....()f, falconing Us suckers on stricted nreu, or else sit down on tho keep the pasture fully stocked con. forming n part o f tho fine o f disad­ n rock nnd pulling itself clung.' Each flb'dV—lid' is not provided with chair stnntljv—Tampa Tribunevantage, sinco the body, more partju, tentacles are covered or cot— until he makes up "his mind. tlcuorly the skin if moist, is a better with cup shapeJ suckers, and these The prison authorities do not deprive conductor than the trunk of the tree. form a vacuum when fastened on an him o f his food, but continue ^o give Moro people nre killed by lightning object. Fishermen haul them out of him full rations, except us a last re­ in this way than probably any other. the traps with their bn re hands nnd sort when he says he positively will “ Third: Don't stand in the doorway throw then* in boxes in a manner that NOT work or obey rules. of a barn or nt a window in proximity is extremely undignified to a fish This method is said to be effective, to n chimney. There are currents of that has nn age-old ftqtionnl reputa­ yet comparatively humane. Officials air or winds, nnd the lightning fid- tion o f being a mnn-lcillcr nnd bonlhere say that from thirty minutes to lows to some extent nny draft or smasher." three or four hours iminlly suffices to column of rising air, especially warm In tHo picturesque food shops that cause n change of mind. air. line the narrow streets o f San Fran­ To some sentimentalists tho meth­ “ Fourth: Don’t laugh nt any one's cisco's colorful Chinatown, tho tenta­ ods of punishment may look cruel, nervousness during a severe thunder cles of the devilfish may bo seen prison officials say, but they have C L O S E A T NOON THEY A R E M AD E IN ORLANDO storm. There is a good reason to be hanging from hooks alongside tnuny found it impossible to yield 'to senti­ nervous. Even if one is in n building (roni tho best materials nnd properly that is struck the damage is, in nine­ other edibles that are. strange to the ment; they declare that the change native Amcrlcun. On tho floors of installed in Sanford or vicinity, if you ty-eight cases out o f a hundred, con­ the wholesale fish houses hero the must get results. fined to ripping out plaster or knock­ devilfish muy be seen stacked in jellysriah. W c specialize in Awnings, ing off sines and tearing off uny pro­ like heaps, with tentacles, in some A R T IL L E R Y M E N L E A V E T A M ­ PA FOR C AM P BRAGG Porch Curtains or anything o f can- jecting timbers. Ilut there are times cases, extending ten feet across, five \vhen the storm clouds - descend to feet from each side o f the small, raa. T A M P A , July 17.— Tampa artillery­ earth nnd nmld rarkness the flashes egg-shaped head. men will lonvo Sunday fo r Camp are heavy nnd numerous. A t such W e also make W IN D O W SHADES Tho traps at Santa Cruz, where IJrngg, Fayetteville, N. C., for fifteen times there Is danger. It i» danger­ to your order nt n saving to you, ous to be near a chimney or a tree tho majority o f tho devilfish nre days annual encampment o f the Nat caught on the Pacific Coast, are built ionnl Guard. Nineteen offitory, 404 or a flagpole .or n metal clothes-line. rspecially on odd size windows. like fly traps, only much larger. The enlisted men will 'comprise the con "F ifth : Stock should not be tied traps arc made o f wire, with a cone- tingent, which will require fifteen cars Estimates given cheerfully. near n wire fence. shaped entrance for the octopus to for the trip. “ Sixth: There l« no particular sense squeeze through in order to reach the In going to bed. Standing on glass bait fixed fur him. He has no trou­ The Herald for first cuss jo(> work. or rubber or any good insulator, a ble in entering the ever-nurrowing woolen blanket for example, will give funnel, but finds it impossible • to BIG M U SIC AL C AR N IV A L" one a littlo more security and a great leave. Usually, fishermen state, two W IL L HE HELD A T L A K E M A R Y deal more confidence. Tho probability or more are caught In the same trap. FOR B E N E F IT OF T H E HAND of a persop In an ordinary residence Instead of being a fighter, the building *bcing struck is very slight. devilfish protects itself from uttack (Continued from page 1) “ Seventh: - “ I f you * rc nc* r B P®r* by chunging Its color a»d hiding from Phone 114— 204 S. Main SL secured by Miss AUic Gillon and Mrs. son who hss been struck mske every pR LA N D O FLO R ID A effort to rcsuscltste Him. Only rare­ its enemy, according to' Professor Howard Ovcrlin. Heath. lie says: In the evening a big moonlight ly does lightning kill outright. Most­ "F irs t in Our U na" dance will be staged. Those familiar "T o agility and naturally acute ly people ere stunned, and all that is with Lake Mary Casino know that it senses should be added their surpris­ needed is a little artificial respiration to restore them to consciousness. Of ing ability to change their color to is the largest ami finest dance floqr harmonize with that o f their sur­ south of Jacksonville. Situated on tho course get a doctor quick. roundings, so that prey and enemies edge of the lake, and open "on all “ Eighth: I f you are in a trolley •like i arc usually unaware o f their sides to the cooling breezes, it Is one car nnd a flash comes In and_ burns proximity. This color change Is of the most popular dancing psvlllions the fuses wit ha roar and a blinding flash, sit Still The danger la over, based upon minute clastic sscs filled in the state. An excellent orchestra and while you may he frightened you with pigment and supplied -with mus­ has been engaged guaran tying to the cles for causing, their cxpdnslon. • levers o f dancing an evening o f real aro not likely to be hurtplastercq “A s n devilfish crawls about on the enjoyment. "Ninth: I f y°u have a radio, bet­ LOU! The Woman's Club will serve lunch­ ter cut It out during a thunder storm sea bottom Its color can bo seen to from deep eon and all hinds o f refrosmenta can The antenna* should he grouded di­ change in <r twinkling rect nnd all wires, »s fa r ( or.' poe-ible, chocolate through dull red and to be secured op tho grounds, th e Ro­ gray. I f y»hd or rock is encountered tary und Kiwsnls Clubs are also be­ keut outside. WHERE SANFORD TRADES “ Tenth: I f your house la provided on the Journey the skin, is usually hind tho event and working to make it with good lightning rods you need throwu Into lumps and ridges, so that a success. The proceeds o f the day will go to not have much fear. Moreover, under i l l conditions the body Is prac­ the 154th Infantry F. N. G. Hand, dwelling, houses in city blocks are tically Invisible." which leaves shortly fo r the annual However, i f Professor Heath's practically sofe." encampment. The Sanford opinion o f the devilfish as a food Is state Chamber o f Commerce is urging ev­ heeded, the fish w ill continue to be ItOSIIUM IS I S O L A T E \ T FROM REST OF »U U B oaten by its celestial admirers and by ery citizen o f Sanford to .g iv e their limited few who crave tho unusual. fullest support in making this the Florida DU8SELDORFF, July 18.—The Properly to place before tho Am eri­ gieatest day ever staged through lo­ Bochum Is almost completely isolated can epicurean a dish o f tender octo­ cal e ffo rt./ In addition to raising the says, 01 aome- funds necessary for "the band the op­ from the from the test rest pt the me Ruhr immjx as the re- pus, Professor Health portunity is presented to everyone to suit o f bomb throwing. The street thing must be done "to destroy Phone 130---- Sanford, ihays a real good t i » « . i ., <<ar Mrrtre baa been suspended add all ) rubbcr-llk* consUtency.'* May we have your Checking Account \ First National Bank Robs Calomel of Nausea and Danger N To Farmers and Growers f WE +mmmw — Prunes, 60 size SELLERS Awning Shop 211b. tall cap It answer i the questionof Piaster! ACME HILL LUMBER A L L OYER THE HTOliU) Flu. ?•Lv; »,V -Art,. U VJ ■ �. , • 1 * !l ' • 1 ■' u « h 1.1 * " 0 1 T H E SAN FO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , W ED NESD AY, GOLF •: v BOW LING TENNIS BOXING REALM OF SPORTS BASE B A LL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING 1 l Y ’ tp it t « - j- nr j Y 18, 1923 BULLDOGS R U N JOHNSON IN FOR M "’ 'DAYTONA W INS W ILLIE WILSON SLUGGING MATCH A N D TIGERS W IN to SHOWERS FROM TAMPA FROM SENATORS ST. PETERSBURG, July Iff— Cutting loose wlth^K^jpidcipic o f hits in the first innlng:>nt yesterday’s game, the Orlando Bulldogs drove Willie’ ta to Wilson to tho showers and put the ta *1 game on ice, winning 0 to 1. Spore: to Washington •____ 010 000 010— 2 8 1 D a yto n a _______ ___ _ 700 000 014— 12 Oilnndo ......... ........... 500 000 100—fl to Y E S T E R D A Y ’S RESU LTS Tampa ..................... 000 G20 000— 7 St. Pete ......... ........ , 901 000 000— 1 w D c t r o jt _____ Ill* 010 OOx— 4 8 0 ni BOSTON, July 18.— Pitcher Luque to Mitchell and , IlUel; Johnson and o f Cincinnati rap .hto ilutnl o f victor­ Florida S ta ll League Ml Bossier. , •LO CATIO N OF D E M P8EY-FIR PO NO SH IPPE R S P R E S E N t Ml ies fo r tho season-fo 1G when he was brlando 0, St. Petersburg 1. F IG H T BE D ETERM IN ED TO D A Y A T A T L A N T A ; H EARIN G Orlando and Sanford tomorrow. t o ,to - W M m m h h Daytonn 12, Tampa 7. a : credited with winning J»oth games of C LE V E LA N D , July 18.— Cleveland i -------W IL L BE A T JA C K SO N V ILLE the double header with ltoston yes­ Another good one tonight. Bradcntown-Lakcland, rain. pounded Carl Mays fo r 20 hits and d c-j N E W YORK, July 18.— Whether terday. Tho .scores were 4 to 3 and They will play on Urn local field, frntqd New York 13 to 0 in the final Jack Dempsey will defend his heavy A T L A N T A ,4 Gn., July) 18,——A pub­ Milton Sills, John Dowmh , and Mar­ 0 to 5. The Cuban pitched six Innings game starting promptly at 4 o’clock. game of tho series hero yesterday,Uveight boxing title nbJct time in tho lic hearing on the proposal o f the v National League guerite'Do La Motto In ir.Thomns II. o f the first game and was relieved by making it an even break with the United States or tho Argentine prob- southern carriers to place n penally Cincinnati 4-9, Boston 3-6. Inro production, “ What a W lfd Learn­ Rixey and then returned and pitched Chicago .1, N4w York 7, ably w ill bo determined today when on ton standard citrtis fruit ship, Kiwanfs and Rotes will stage an­ cltampions. The score: nil the stcomLgnrae, The scores: ed." Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn G. other sernp Friday afternoon at the New Y o r k ...... 000 000 000— 0 4 3 J0ik Kearns, tho champion’s manager ments was held at the offices of the Cincinnati .K .S 'O O O 000 400-4 9 Ninth Street Park. . association Iwm. St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 1 (ten in­ Cleveland ... .. 020 510 50x— 13 20 0 confers with Tex Rickard, promoter Southern Freight Boston ...... - ..... 000 002 100— 3 8 A man, primitive, masterful— a girl nnd Luis Angel Flrpo, the South A m ­ Tuesdny. Only representatives tTf t h e ' nings). Mays nnd Bcngough; Uhle and who loves his strength and fears his Luque, Rixcy nnd Hargrave; Win- • Ed. Lane says that he will start tho erican challenger. Rickard Monday rnrriers appeared at the meeting O’Neill. domination— and a polished man of go, McNamara, Benton nnd E. Smith, ndvanccd u proposal to stage n Firpo- which, it was declared, was prelimin­ American League hurling himself fo r the Kiwnnis nnd the world. O’Neill. Drmpsoy contest in nuenos Aires, the ary to a meeting to be held in Flor­ he promises the Rotes n good chance “Washington 2, Detroit 4. CHICAGO, July 18.— Philadelphia capital of the Argentine, around No­ ida. Shippers had been .Invited to Second game: to fan the breeze. .Philadelphia 1, (3ilcugo"8. was unable to do much with Cvengros Comes n terrific conflict In the ele­ vember 1, but Kcnrns has expressed a attend Tuesday’s meeting here but New York 0, Cleveland 13. Cincinnati ...... 003 003 300—0 10 3 yesterday while Chicago launched two mental, and the struggle to win n preference instead, fo r two title bouts the Florida Citrus shippers requested Boston I, St. Louis 10. Boston .......... 000 000 203— G 10 0 Howard Ovcrlln, tho star of the last big attacks nnd with tho aid o f er­ woman’s soul. in this country, one with Firpo about that a hearing he held in that state. Luquo* and Hargrave; Oeschger, game, w ill hold down the receiving rors won the final game of the series Labor day nnd the other with Hnrry • Lnxity on the pnrt o f shjpdcrs in Southern Association end for the Kiwnnis again. So lie- 8 to 1. The score: Benton, Fillingim nnd E. Smith. Addcil attractions too. Wills, negro chnllenger, shortly be­ packing their fruit ca£s^k'Yin*’ H rware, Rote base stcalersl Lloyd will Philadelphia ...... 000 000 100— 1 5 2 N ew Orleans 7, Mobile 3. fore the world's bnseball series. IriCYs no little trouble* spokesmen at A ll others rain. BRO O KLYN, July 18.— Brooklyn probably adorn first irnse. Chicago ............. 300 001 Olx— 8 7 0 And tonight the honor guests will The titleholder’s manager, however Tuesday's mrcting said, and reacts bp George A. DeCottes and family nnd took the odd game o f the scries with Ilcirnach, Nayler, Walters and Per­ said last night he was open to the to tho detriment o f shippers them­ HOW T H E Y S T A N D Scheile Mnincs w ill do the hose will see this fine picture without cost Pittsburgh yesterday, 0 to 2. Score: kins; Howland, Cvengros and Schalk. proposition nnd might accept Rick- selves. Th e proposal to penalize non Pittsburgh ...... 000 000 101— 2 10 2 stealing fo r tho Kiwnnis. lie has to them. nrd’s South Amcricnn o ffer if no bet­ standard shipments ns high as 20 per Florida Slate I-eague Brooklyn .......... 000 000 OOx—0 7 0 been practicing in his law office so PR O B AB LE P L A Y E R S primarily, it was ter one was in sight. A t any rate, he cent is intended B*- f.v - Won Lost Pet. Tomorrow— Douglas MncLcan In Morrison, Kunz and Gooch; Smith thnt accounts fo r the strange noises has promised tho promoter he will said, to help the shippers. FOR HANFORD TOMORROW coming’ from tho Seminole County .G9G "The Sunshine Trail." Also a two- and Taylor. Bradcntown .... .... 10 7 A meeting will be held nt Jack­ ninkc his decision today. court house every day. 1C 8 Orlando __ ____ _ .007 part Century’ Comedy full o f laughs. Promoter's who hold boxing privil­ sonville September. 27 between car­ Rive or Spencer, catcher; Ammons, P H IL A D E L P H IA , July IB.— St. S t Detcrsburg .„... 11 .GOO 11 riers and citrus fruit shippers to This is not all o f the stars that will pitcher; "Dubby" Spencer, left field;; eges nt the Yankee stadium are ngxFriday and Saturday— “ You Can’ t Louis took the final game of the ser­ .500 Lakeland .............. 11 * 11 discuss the carriers proposal that 2.29 ious to promote a WUIa-Dempsby Crocker, right field; Thompson, cen­ ies from Philadelphia yesterday when be in the lineup for the Kiwnnis but ter field; Henderson, first base; Mc- match at world’s series time, .400 Fool Your W ife.” Daytona ................ 10 in per cent penalty be applied to on Fred Tony outpltchod Jimmy Illng in cvcry ono know" u* Sam Baumei’s, .250 0 18 Tampa .................. Firpo reiterated his desire to fight standard citrus shipments, it was de­ Lucas, second base; McCall, third 10 thrilling innings. The final score Judge Sharon’s, Bandmaster Balls’ nnd 10 thrilling innings cided nt a meeting attended only by JACKSON T R Y IN G A G A IN Steele’s stellar playing so no need to base; Dieter, short stop nnd Whiddon, for the title before his countrymen was 2 to 1. The score: carriers' representatives nt the office CHESS T O U R N A M E N T who look upon their rugged battler Babe McCall and Betts on tho bench TO G ET IN LEAG U E mention any more about it. St. Louis ...... 000 001 000 1— 2 9 0 ns something of a national hero. Rick- o f tho southern freight assocaitinn ready to go in any time. Philadelphia .... 000 000 010 0— 1 7 0, „ aid has received nssurnnccs from his j hero yesterday, tl was decided to The first half o f the Sanford Chcsa 1 • | Harry Noel is reported to have reAM ERICUR, Gn., July 18— A row Club’s tournament ended Inst ThifrsA re you moving? Call 498 fo r a agents in the Argentine thnt prospects hold a meeting in the Florida city in T o n e y and A ln s m ith ; R in g nnd j UHC,j m an agersh ip o f the Kiwnnis order' to have a good attendance of day with Edgar Ball ns winner nnd A thnt threntens to entirely disrupt the Hcntinc.. on account o f the salary. Says he can QUICK SE RVIC E TR A N S F E R , nnd of financial success fo r n champion­ Florida shippers. They found it too Rnffcld second. Ball won tho match recently formed South Georgia base­ ship fight there are unusually good. have It done right. 83-tfc make more on Job printing and any­ inconvenient to attend the meeting after a triple tie between he, Mr. ball league him lovclopcd here with N E W YORK, July 18.— The New way is not experienced nt managing the announcement that Joe Jackson, here; Rnffcld and Mr. Scarlet o f Del>and. York Nationals made it 3 out of G r.i mi-pros. TY P H O ID ’S LOW DEATH R A T E make a much better showing in their form er Chicago White Sox plnyer, lias ~-4iqoily packed citrus shipments from Chicago, winning yesterday’s regular games if the park was put in Tho second half of) the chess tour­ been signed to play with Americus. have nhen a soro subject' to carriers game, tho Inst o f the scries, 7 to 3. N E W YO RK , July 18.— Control of nament will begin next Thursday. The W e haven't heard who would be proper shape so that they could get Jackson, according to Manager Thom­ The score: typhoid fever hns made such progress nnd icnjflng shippers alike for several games are played In tho Montezuma “ chfiff cook nnd bottlcwnshcr" for the some good practice. as L. Bell of the Americus club, will It is .with a view to m in-. that in lj>22 the death rate for this years. hotel. V ______________ * N tM ’ cither piny here Tuesday afternoon or Chicago ............ 000 100 002— 3 0 0 Rotes but wo feel pretty sure that imizing these shipments that the Again trouble comes up about the disease was the lowest ever recorded, New York .... 000 014 l l x —7 12 0 they w ill Iki doctors and druggists Americus will refuse to put n man in roads have demanded a penally it according to figures compiled by the Osborne, FusSell and O’ Fnrroll; with perhaps a certain reality man disbarred Chicago American players Tho Herald fo r first class Job work. the field, t was said. that were expelled from organized Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Ryan and Snyder. thrown in fo r good''measure. A meeting o f the lengue^direclora Baaed on statistics from one-suvSTOPPED IN S PA IN S hnselmll several years ago for alleged F IN D W H IS K E Y A N I) was held at which, it was hail, ve­ 8-4 P i ha to ha to ha ha hn Managers of both clubs have pledg­ throwing of games. Jackson, one of enth of the totnl population o f the " I was suffering with n severe cold, W IN E ON SCHOONER hement protest ngninst Americus United States and Canada, the death ha ed themselves not to use non-mem­ the players disbarred is trying for the headache anil pains in my u!>domcn,” playing Jackson was made. rate in the year mentioned was G.fl on O RLAND O P L A Y S bers because thir own players com­ second or third time to get hack into writes J. B. Dring, Newport, It. I C A R A R E LLE , July 18.— A Cuban Baseball Commissioner Landis has ha plain and say they want to pull off organized ball. Wo thought Judge per 1(10,000 of population. In 1911 HERE TOMORROW " A fte r taking Foley’s Honey nnd schooner supposed to be a fishing ha that grandstand stuff. f.andia had settled that onco nnd for the rate was 22.8 per 100,000. Tar in conjunction with Foley Cnth been uppculcd to by the direetors but ftp nek, wns.Jiwvnhjd Monday by. Up;,,., up until a lute hour Monday night no These figures*—nvc— * particularly, TRc Oriandtr Independent- ha all. . .. ...... artlc Tablets I was entirely relieved captain o f the Revenue Cutter Arrow ruling had been handed down. cheering to the American Child Health ha Whjddon's Independents are in fine team will play the Snnford o f my cold ami pains." Coughs re­ However hard Jackson may have Association, which is engaged in who found, it wns reported, half a Jackson was scheduled to arrive Independent team hero to­ ha shnpe for tho frny witH Orlando In­ sulting from Bronchitis, Asthma, morrow afternoon (Thurs­ ha dependents tomorrow. Ammons-will tried to get bnck into hnachnil light fighting typhoid ns well ns other dls- »*«* rcl of wine and ten-gnllon demiHay Fever, Croup nnd Whooping here at midnight. He has been play­ day) at the Ninth Street ha do the hurling nnd judging front the the (Iricctors of the South Georgia eases whieh affect children and moth- |j«h n » of whiskey, which was sent to Cough arc quickly relieved with Fol­ ing in Bnrtrop, I.n., with other mem­ the Tampa office of tha revenue base ball park. The game to report o f his Inst game there will be League put nn end to it which shown era. ey’s Honey nnd .Tar. • The largest bers o f the Chicago American League service. ha the good of organized basehnll. Wo trouble fo r the Orlando team. xvi 11 commence promptly at selling cough medicine in the world. team who were outlawed. Members ha Bai.y Herald on sale nt Joe’s Smoko couldn’t do without our league presi­ of tho Americus team are firm in four o'clock. Bold everywhere.— Adv. The Herald delivered six times a ha The local hall diamond Is in nn aw­ dents and directors so give us organ­ House, Mobley a Drug Store uml maintaining he will be In the line-up week for lt>c. Hunt's Bharmacy. tf ha to to to ha to ha ha ha ful shnpe nnd the local teams could ized baseball! against Dawson, Gn,, Tuesday. Tho Dally Herald, lGc per week. BASE BALL NEWS It. L . S H IPP, Editor FOR THE FAN LUQUE W INS TWO GAMES FOR REDS D ETRO IT, July 17.— Sylvester Johnson, who has' been sjow to round tntrr form this year,-turned in a vic­ tory yesterday, Detroit defeating the Senators 4 to 2. Score: T A M P A , July 18.— The Smokers lost in a slugfpst with the Islanders here yesterday 12 to 7. Cusnck got a homo with two on nnd a three .baggerThe score: • , CELERY SEED B I I I I I I U 1S B IIM M IIR M ■ You may have the best merchandise in the world, but it isn’t going to sell very fast unless you present your story convincingly to as many purchasers as The 10,000 readers o f the Herald represent the greatest audience o f buyers in Sanford. Each year they spend tens o f millions of dollars’ on' the necessiti o f lift*. To place your advertising message in the columns o f the Herald is like placing your show window where an army of 10,000 consumers pass daily, “But who is to prepare my advertising announcements?” you may ask. Advertising Service Department of The Herald is These bi;p o d a U p U w iirh o l p tell your Mory in uHivo, dig iflfd,.powerful manner. They will submit for your approval a single advertisement or a complete campaign, also many ideas that have proven successful in other tU buying' s flbofit to start. I f you want a big increase in sales over last year, telephone 148 now for the Herald representative to call. \ * �i- ^ ♦ . x . , o r jjim : v i P A G E F IV E T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , W ED N ESD AY, J U L Y 18, 1923 the Fa nil ly? Oh y e s I P a d|dt^H in g w o r h F H h ori o o o r* R -O b * >— > A DO tT D O W K l ^TPx\U.S A jtM > ( W 6 H T HOV^ V H ft| * -c> | t e r t w e •W ftH H E P .- TO T H E ” d O P B O W t1 PsVAD G C -T " M t T ______ ■S o n e . ts P s U .^ — - < J E M BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURELY PROFESSIONAL Yoa can find the name of ever? lice Buainnta Man In Sanford in thla Column each day. ‘ Carda of Aanford'a Reput­ able Prufeaalonal Men, each o f whom, in hia choeen profeanioo the Herald recom­ mends to the people. Quick Service Transfer S to ra g e F n cIIiU cs U « • pleaae you, tell othera; If not, tell us. Phone 498 • SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. ,C. COLLER, Prop. George A. DeCottes A lto r n e y - n t- L a w Over Seminole County Bank SANFOltU -:- FLO RID A FRED R. WILSON A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W First National Bank Building SANFORD FLO RID A General Shop and Mill Work ELTON J. MOUGHTON CONTRACTOR and BU ILD ER 117 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. ARCH ITECT Room 7, Miller Bldg. ■ 4ANFOIID FLO RID A B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE A G E N C Y yjRE--------A U TO -------- BONDS CHELLE MAINES LAW YER — Court House S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder IANFOKU FLO R ID A -i- A. P. Connelly & Sons R aO b llah rd FIR E , LIF E , AU TO IN S U R A N C E ISOS Ural KMatc, Loans and Insurance Phone IH W . J * THIGPEN...... Real Estate 101-8 Magnolia Avc. STEWART The Florist C»t I'liUOs#--------------Floral Design* ttym Examined Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. Optic! nn-Optometriaf IIS Coat Flrat Street Sanford, Fla. Annual- and Ornamental I’lanta 111 Myrtle Are.----------- I’ hone 260-W General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding I’hone (>2---------- Salford, Florida J. II. Colclnugh W S. Leak L ea k SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Glosaee Designed *& C o lc lo u ffli IN SU R A N C E F ire— Life—A iiln No. 3 First Nnt'l Bank Bldg. Annex SANFORD FJ.OR1DA Tho Daily Herald, 15r per Week. The best housewives in Sanford arc Hubert Hines had to quit work to­ furnishing •the ralnil for the tamper day on account o f strange malady Th'irmlay at llnzcltoit'a . on Silver tk»t attacked him last night nnd j J^d:c. 93-2tp welled his face up lutwicc ita normal •he. lie suiTera no pain and does LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 1923 M feel badly in any way. Some of kn friends say Bob i.i having Elder Forenoon and uTlrrnntm tides occur hater on tho brain. at approximately tho aamp hour and ndnutev Oct Male June July Aug. Sept 0:41 1 4:05 4:31 5:33. 6:28 » 4:55 7:38 7:20 5:20 6:14 8:37 8:17 7:11 CORRECTED M A Y I, 1923 6:02 3 5:47 9:30 9:21 8:06 7:01 Sooth Round 4 6:48 9:00 10:11 10:32 5 7:21* 7:50 0:57 11:08 11:2G Departs 6 8:17 A rrive 8:51 83... .... 2:35 a.in. 2:46 a.m. 7 9:07 9:44 10:52 11:41 11:51 27 ... ...... 8:40 a.m. 8 9:57 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:10 1:38 89 .... ..... 2:25 p.tn, 1:08 2:45 p.m. 9 10:41 11:30 11:50 2:28 H5...„ .... 0; 55 p.m. 1:51 11:50 12:42 7:10 p.m. 10 11:30 3:18 2:47 1:31 11 12:16 12:24 4:09 3:33 2:13 1:10 Northbound 12 1:00 5:00 4:24 3:04 1:56 Departs 18 1:40 A rrive 6:57 82... ..... 1:4H a.m. 6:18 3:51 2:38 2:03 a.m. 14 2:20 0:59 6:11 81... — 11:45 a.m. 4:40 12:05 p.m. 15 2:55 3:15 8:02 80..._ ..... 3:42 p.m. 7:18 4:00 3*32 3:52 p.m. 16 3:31 9:03 8:22 6:30 , 17 >4:21 2 8 - — 10:09 pan. 4:51 10:00 0:23 7:34 < 5:48 18 . 5:08 8:40 10:25 10:50 Trilby Branch 6:47 19 6:02 9:43 11:21 11:45 7:51 Departs 20 7:02 A rrive >No. 100....... . 8:57 10:54 11:57 12:07 7:30 a.m. 21 7:34 iNo. 21.. 0:59 11:43 12:31 12:53 3:25 p.m. 22 8:32 1:37 1:15 11:53 xJ{o- 25. ..---- 1:36 p.m. 11:01 23 9:30 2:19 J'B.......... 6:50 p.m. 24 .10:28 11:50 12:47 ‘2:01 2:50 2:42 1:37 25 11:20 12:07 3:20 2:22 3:21 1:02 Leesburg Branch 20 12:24 4:00 3:55 3:01 1:53 1:18 A rrive Departs 27 4:43 4:32 3:44 2:41 7.°- 167....— 3:55 p.m. 28 2:10 5:22 6:10 4:20 3:26 21..... 2:45 p.m. 29 2:59 0:09 158-------6:52 5:00 4:08 0:30 a.m. SO 3:46 0:56 No. 22_____ ■ 6:52 4:49 7:10 p.m! 81 Oviedo Branch De parts First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter A rrive June 21 ' June 28 July 5 l Z°- 12®-------- 7:45 p.m. IN°. 127______ July 27 Aug 4 3:40 p.tn. July 20 Aug. 19 Aug- 20 Sept 8 I - D»il7, except Sunday. S ep t 17 _ Sept. 24 , Oct. 3 TRAIN SCHEDULE M. i-iv -' U/.V «U na ha ** ha W A N T E D THE PERILS OF POOR HEALTH American middleman soil reaches the retailer at n cost o f about 33 cents a bottle. He has to keep up his over­ head expense and run his risk nnd still sell it nt 50 cents a bottle. makes froru three to four trips a day with n motor hoot. A t this rate he W A N T E D — BOYS TO S E L L T IIE would mnke $20 o trip and from $00 S A N F O R l) H E R ALD ON TH E to $80 a day. Other craft are said to .STREETS OF SAN FO RD . A GOOD carry larger cargoes. C H AN C E FOR A M B ITIO U S BOYS ha The same situation obtains in whis­ TO M A K E BIG PR O FITS FOR A A Forerunner of n General ha ha key smuggling, these runners say. FEW HOURS W O RK. SHE LOUIS G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch E x ­ Breakdown That May But You xha *» They declare it is virtually impossible S H IP P A T T H E H E R ALD OFFICE. Out of the Running for Life. pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. ha Classified Ads le a word. No h i to get whiskey to smuggle on their dh-tr 4-24-tfc ha Ad taken for less than 25c. ha own account. When they run it ha And positively no Classified ha W 'XN TH b— On small 2--aTn- farm, Quickest Way to Get Well is across for the controlling interests Through New Treatment Con­ good trucker. Prefer single man ha Ads charged to anyone. Cash ha Why do wc ito 75 per cent o f the they receive $2.75 a case. taining Seventeen Ingredients Address X X X Herald office, 00-(3tp ha must accompany all orders. ha Despite these protests, however, It long distance hauling o f Seminole Thnt Renew Every Bart of the Count the words and remit ha W A N T E D — A ll round 1st class menppenrs probable thnt some o f them, county T The answer is, bocauso we Body. n ha arurdingly. i-hnnlc at Little Dixie Garage, cor­ ha by hard work, make a comfortable do {t right, at the right price.— ner Orlando nnd Oviedo roads. 90-tHp ha living. One youth clnitncd ho aver­ QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER I f you feel sickly and good-forras ha W A N T E D —2 or 3 unfurnished rooms nothing, have a sort of dir.xiness, dull ages -I Oca sc* of heer to n trip and Phono 498. 83-tfc nr small house. Call 110. 91-3tp hcndnchc, hack pains, rheumatism, and arc subject to indigestion or con­ T i l A I.I i - i t n i ' r i i T v o \ \ m : i i s h m m m i r n n i ’ c i r r t o n m w f o i i d A V WL I'lttlM F H T I I S T IIK IIT SOI T i l T O TF.NTII S T I I K K T l stipation, have no appetite and can't Notice is hcreliy given « list t the const ruction of tho usplmli pavement on FARM ERS— You can gat aeod bod sleep, watch out! There is grave dan­ FOR R E N T— Ono room, connecting Haiifnnl Avenue, from Fifth 81 soulli to T enlh SI reel, lias tied * is m plelisl. and ger ahead! frames and Irrigation pluga at the llie ciimplele.l work has luen llhnlly Hceeptcil by the City I’ummliialun of the hath, 21-1 E. Second St. 90-tfe Any remedy thnt will give tempo­ City nr Hanfnnl. Kanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe The fo llo w III)! Is llie limit assessment mil co vering sail) pavement s ho w ing rary relief to pain and dope you up NICE RESIDENCE' LO TS— Rrasimtile iirlunl cost of sahl pavement charg eable to all property n Inn 1 1tig upon aahl FOR S A L K — Doatcr and Unya' paints ntilo in price, very easiest terms. for a time simply postpones the final purl Ion of Saiifonl Avenue:. and varnishes at Sanford Novelty spell and makes it worse when It ri nnl Kn 11in ate for r a v i n g Sanford Aven ue from Fifth Street South to Will increase in vnluc. On newly pav­ comes. This is why a complete sys­ Tenth Street Works, Sanford agents. 183-lfc Tile follo w in g Is the Until INtlioutn o f the cost of P a v in g Sanford Avenue ed streets.— Mctsrh Realty Co., A. P. temic treatment Is necessary to reI with I " sheet asphalt on fl tf" rock base, a wldlli of St feet from Fift h Street FOR S A L K — New bungalow, reason93-Cte lira in good health. Connelly, Agent. South to Tenlh Street. ‘ ......................... cr>t.2n able terms.— E. F. Lane. 02-3tp „ --------, -----------------—j This complete treatment is found 1U2R Fit. Yds. g r ad in g f t the te .. ................ 40 23 I-OK R E N T— U room house, corner ofjon ly in n prescription known ns H>S6 Stll. Yds. Ovyrhitul “311 Mu. Ft. eonetete cu rb and gu tte r <r Toe F O It(S A L K — Rhode Island eggs for :.s,is.t« 7th St. and Myrtle Ave,— Dr. II. Hc-Cu-Mn, which contains seventeen 564 l.tn. Ft. t" x l5 '' ennerete curl) lr 33c Ki.it: setting, 15 eggs foe $1.00. Mrs. Noble. 22.41) ir.fi l.tn. Ft. granit e eurli reset fi' 13c. ...... 92-3tp well known and thoroughly tested 4*31 Hu. Vds Mneniliim fiuinilntlon f t 70c 2.C71 t>« medicines, so skillfully compounded Ellsworth, Bcnrdnll Avenue, San­ FOR R E N T— Cottage, J. Musson. Hi|. Vils. SI........... ............... 3" top f t !»!>o. 4.7t* 24 Dint elich one performs Us junction tTi.ft ford. 83-tfp S*|. Vils. Ilrlrk retold on ed ge *,66c 227.01 91 dtp on the various parts o f the body per­ 137 s r,o la 8.| Vds llrlek Ill laid tint <ff r.Oe FOR SAI.K— 5 Pointer pups, No. i i , S«|. Ft. Shlewnlk liulll <f I Do .. . . .. inr. *2 fectly and harmoniously. F O R R E N T — Go o d celery land— E. i:.A «n fi Typo A Inlets ft 13.SO stork. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San This remarkable prescription thor­ F. L ano . 7 Ty pe It Inlets ft ............ 227 tl2-3tp oughly cleanses the colon o f its ac­ 1136 Feet Him m sew er f f l.flj ................ u u a: ford Avc. 63-tf< 1 .Mnnlitflr ........ . .............. ........................... . F U R N ISH ED ROOMS FOR R E N T as an cumulation of poisonous refuse, dis­ l ’ U r u Work FOR S A l.K — N o.T l 7 West First sT. Sn.72 Rooms equipped for light house­ charging it through the proper chan­ 3 -Motiunirtila nt stret lilterseetInn It 6 60 is r>o Attractive terms. Address owner, keeping, electric lights, gas for cook­ nel instead of allowing it to course J 72 53 Luhiiriitoi y Inspei'tloti of innterlulH 2X1 fill through your veins and empty into Legal e<|iense. tulvi rl Islng. etc., *1 2>,'r nos 782, Daytona, Fla. Cfl-tfc ing, running water, pleasantly locat­ your body. The colon, according to Ftiglnevrlug It;, .................. . t.fi.1 on ed, abundance o f shade trees keeps Prof. Mctchnikaff o f the Pastuer InO FFER E X TR A O R D IN A R Y U10.37 One new five room Imuso with hath, place cool. A ll conveniences of a ntitute, Paris, is the direct cause of full lot, well located— NEVER OC­ home. See Mrs. Smith, 300 French nil our nches and (mins, in addition, ..... 2.B40 Itc-Cu-Mn starts the liver to work I2.7fltr> Avenue. 93-51]) pleasantly and naturally .without..gri­ CUPIED. F it MO T. W I L L I A M S ; KnstUi-A PRICE K. <M . , > afToi il'» Ale|i of (ho town of Sanforil, Florliln. ping or purging, purifies and ’— Modern ungaluw,. five Di-m-rli l>ciirrl|itlon Feet Final strengthens the blood, thus building Name. '$3,01)11.00-------------Terms to suit you rooms and sleeping porch, $30.00.— |Jj frolitnua AasrNHmeal inn, healthy, rosy flesh that is free f 11*0 66 32 A K R A I. B A R G A IN I., A. Renaud, Sanford Heights. Phone Jfrom pimples and other blemishes, ro- Loutim t’rmirna. K IJ Ft.. L..I 7. 1Illk. 7, Tr. A. 46 11 13 A. P. C O N N E LLY*& SONS 1 .oilI ni t-rimma. L.-t K . Illk. 7. T 165 77 44 r. A ................. ........ 150-W. 93-Up lieves rheumatic nnd hack pnins, gives Ed Sli Ickliind. Lot tl. Illk 7 . Tr. A. 44 . 165.77 79-tfc you n digestion that enables you to J. 1), Nlii-<»l. L.it 10. III). 7. Tr. A 41 1115.77 tint anything you like without fear of 9. I». Hni-il. l.itt tl. Illk. 7. Tr. A . 165.77 41 FOR SALT-!— Gaud mule, cheap, If J. 1). fttir.-.l, L..t 13. Hilt 7. Tr. 4 I A. ............... 165 77 had after affects and you steep like n 4I 165.77 taken at tntcce—E. F. Knesennan, FO UND — Florida license lag. Own­ log. In a word, Re-Cu-Mn is a scien­ Iwith.'i'lim Ill-own, Lot 7. Illk. X, Tr. A, ■ ...... ........ 44 A L. Held. Lot K, IHk K, Tr. A 165.77 Lake Monroe, 92-0tp 44 Illk. S. Tr. A. er can have same upon identifica­ tific prescription that revives, renews \V. i). tlni-ii, Lot 165.77 \V. Cl. .Si-t-i-o, Lot 10. Hlk K, Tr. A. 44 165.77 nnd regenerates your entire system so FOR S A LE flansnn Six, 1922 model, tion and paying for ad. Cull nt Her­ . r . It,ill. Lot tl Illk K. T r A. 165 77 44 that you feel constantly full o f pep 1 44 I. l\ Hull. Lilt 13. Illk K. T r A 165.77 07-tfc ami ambition. excellent mcrhuniral condition, looks ald office. till IKK 36 HI. .1iimi n A. M i: I'liiiri li. Lot 6, Illk. Tr. A. sind runs like new. Owner will sell nt I KK 3* Tr. A. .. ... ....... bO Itc-Cu-Mu is sold and recommend­ A. A. (ininiliim, Lm 7. Illk. 1)1 211.12 ed by the Uninn Pharmacy ami other !:. M. K O. II. UnitnlilliiK. Lot H. Illk. V. Tr. A . ......... liargain on gooil terms. Have anoth­ I KK.7K bn UhiYir ilriirnhtjiihf, to t J*. Hlk. 1». Tr. A, . 1« » 3* Mi er enr and need the money. Call nt VyiLL B U ILD YOU A HOME if you good drug stones, and if you don't feel Tnintm M, Holy Tnln uimi h Vl»nr« li, L«it I*», Hlk t», Tr. titii Miller, l.iit «*. Hlk. 10, Tr. A. bo 1 have n thousand saved up.— Meiseh a decided change in your condition, Tint Dixie Motor Company, 113 Park A ve­ D O 1 after taking according to directions, Ivhiittu Mill, r, I*«»t 7. illk. lo, Tr. A. 93-Gtc you get your money hack.— Adv. Unmut M llhr, Lot h. Illk. lo. Tr. A ........ bl nue for demonstration' if interested. Realty Co. J. N. rrminiR. i.Mt !«, illk. 10, T r* A. . Ml I 7-18-23 bn J. N\ I'riNiriiN, Lfit 10 Illk, Jfl. Tr, A ___________ I d-92-Gtp; w-101 - It p i.o 1 1 Ixi lr* 1 vw if*. W . Vg i»f 1,*41( IS, IHU. I I , Tr. A. J I I t u kc * r . kill 7 . Illk II. '1‘r. 1 A D O Cold drinks and ice cream on sale F o r K A L E -C m id paying business, LIO N 'S SH A R E OF HUGE RUM Rl ..... J. t*. Iliikt-r.. Lot K, Illk. 11. Tr. .V that will net you a good profit. Thursday a f lei'll non at Silver i^ike. (0 I '.'"V*lo it. Tr. a 1 u 03-2tp i PR O FITS GOES TO S Y N D IC A T E Good business location, and first class 1 t. Illk. 7. T r I. is r. li nt L -l 2. Illk. equipment-. Apply 11. I*, care Herald llt» Thr AHorlalril l‘ rr*«l 16 b Wltllnm num.'ll.-, t: II ft. i.f S. <j or Lot 2. Hlk. 7. Tr. I . Cecil L. Denton arrived in Sanford office. 93-Otp DETROIT, July 17.— Certain pow­ W illiam Horn. Hr. U. I l l It of S. 'a o ( Lot 2. till. 7. Tr. I. 2.3 33 Sumlny from Washington, D, C., to erful interests control the available K. H. Jiilimum, Lot 4. Illk. 7. Tr. | ............ ..... ..................... 33 •Iatti.-). Saiuiiitl, Lot ft, Illk. 7. Tr. I. . ... . FOR S A L E — Essex touring, good con­ spend one month’s vneulion witii Dr. 33 _ .............................. supply of leer and liquor on the Can- W . II. Kt-llli, I.ol U, Illk 7. T r I. dition, good buy. Hudson Super- J. T. Denton nnd family. He holds u 33 M- B. Hl.tirrli (('..lnro.1l Lol T. Rlk. 7. Tr. I. .*.... nmlian side ond the big money i» 33 M. K. <•Iiur.li i l ' o l o n . l ) Lot V Illk. 7, Tr. I ____ ____ six touring fine shape, new tires, responsible position with the U. S. .A. Sll J, S. rlotf-r, Lot I, Hlk. H , Tr. I ....................... . ......... made there, according to the rum DO $190.00. Terms. Chandler 7-puascnatrlix ti Itrult y Ft... Lot 2. Illk *. Tr. I, . . r. .............. runners whooperate the tiny bouts A. I). IlnukliiM. l.ol 3. Illk. K. Tr. I. . 61 gor touring, new tires, completely GAS C O M PA N Y IS 60 11ley L ll ll r. Lot 4. Illk. K. Tr. 1. ............ . .. -. . which chug across the river ’ here llrul'Ka DO M. III. wrr, Lot C, lllli. I, T r I . . . . . . overhauled. Bargain, Sec Mr. Mc­ BOOTLEGGER'S PR E Y 60 .............. with their cargoes o f illicit beverages. M. l mh llriilly I '.)., Lol I. Hlk, !>. Tr. I ....... Bride nt the Bark Avenue Garage. 60 MrlH. li Itrutty I V . Lol 2. Hlk. !>. Tr. I ..... .. * . . According to these operators, this Jumt-N Miimurl, Lot 3, Illk »,T r. I 64 ....................... S A L T L A K E C ITY, July 18.— The 93-3te DO liutimul. Lot I. Illk. 9, Tr. I .......... - .......... ... . “ syndicate" or "system” ns it Is term­ Juiui-a DO J. II. Hnl|.rn, Lot t., Illk. 1>. Tr. I .................. ......... gn.x company' is the latest victim o f FOR S A L E —One lot celery boards, CO ed, sell at prices which permit tho 31. 47. M oh.-Ij . Lot I. Illk. 10. Tr. I -------the bootlegger’s art, urcording to o f­ DO LoVrlt. I.»t 2. Hlk 10. Tr. I ......... between 10 and 12 thousand feet, runners and American bootleggers n Joe 64 J. N. I'rooiiiH, I ...I 3, illk. In, Tr. I --------- . — ......... . ficers o f tho sheriff’s office here, who 60 entire lot $75.00 if taken at once.— ... .............. ........ i..... comparatively small margin or pro­ J. N. Croom*. l.ol 4. Hlk. 10. Tr. I assert they have uncovered moonshine DO F. I*. Illlirp, Lot 6. Illk. HI. Tr. I ----- ---------------------Victor Cheek’s Farm, French Avenue. :*4 fit. ’ Haiifonl lll uh Krhool. All Illk. II, Tr. 1 ............................ . making meter tappers. T lir aliovr ..ml (oreKi.Ing llni.l HHHrs»mriila are imyal.le wltliout 03-2tp Tho officers state the manufacturer ’ Thus, sny these runners, tho huge ii (. to Jul y 22, 1223. ..nil from am! a f t e r *al«l .tale Hal.I Nprrlnl nnamamriitH Ini>u>ulilu In l< ii ."iiial an nual Inalallnirnt* with In trrrsl tt let. per FOR S A L E — One Idg gentle horse, of illicit liquor has no desire to avoid profits in the rum running business nrintim on oilui|i> d e f e n d payinenta. across the Detrait river area thing WilniHH my I iiiim I n> « ' l l y t.'lerk and the 8eul of the City » f H.iliford, till* one-horse wagon and harness.— Mil- an “ honest” gus bill, hut he fears an la rg e profits, they :cih day i.f June A. H. 1323. jer's Bakery. 93-Gtp excessive use o f gus will lend to sus­ of tho past, (tIISJkL) L. It. r i l l U l M . c ity Clerk. maintain, still nre being tnken in the (-37-3II-7-4-7-11-14-11-31 FOR S A L E — 0 room house, furnished, picion and investigation. Consequent­ liquor smuggling traffic, but the bus­ one |iaved street, nice corner lot. ly the last word in 1923 model bootiness has progressed and has been m ■ ■ B S s i i i a s s B S S B S i s s s B S i a B i a B s i s s s s i s s B s s i s s s i s i s a a s i leggery calls for u devise that forma Em:y terms.— E. F, J.une. 93-31 p : an emergency pipe around thu meter, systematised until only those who ■ FUIt~sX LE—Good celery farm. — E. ■ giving the operator unlimited gas for control tho traffic uml crack the ■ F , Lane. 93-3tp his operations, without a foot of gas whip over the rum running fleets T life iOLD” B E lJ a IUTKTjh e ' Sonfo7d being registered. reap the golden harvest*. Building & Loan. Buy u few shares The fho oand cagy ways of the days nnd .save a bit of money.— A. I*. Con­ CH ILD K IL L E D ; TH R EE shortly after prohibition became e f­ nelly, Secy. 03-0tc Kxtende to Orluudo und Unylonu as well aa the hundreds o( W OM EN INJURED W HEN fective, say the runners ,«ro gone. CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE FOR RENT FOUND MISCELLANEOUS !O u r S e r v i c e FOR H ALE—Two Ford touring cars. Name your own price und term*.— C. W. Zaring Co. 0t-«tp AUTO M O RILB SKIDS System' has come In, Qntll now it is bottles we put out In Sanford every dny impossible for a free lance' runifer1to G R E E N V IL L E , S. C., July 18.— obtain supplies on tho Canadian side what Tho two year old child o f Dr. and unless he buys them from amounts, virtually, to a closet! syndi­ Mrs. W. H. Walker o f Centerville, ,• * TU RK ISH T R E A T Y OP PE AC E TO BE SIGNED J U L Y 84 Ala.; was killed, Mrs. It. L. Walker, cate, according to these operatives. The runners cito Instances. They Mrs. It. C. Goodson and Miss Helen on account o f its purity is fust becoming the drinking water Moore, Woodrow, N. C., injured when say that nCnadian beer, when bought S for Central Florida. It Is also recommended fo r uso in bat­ I It r TV r ABDnrlafril I ’ f f w l L A U S A N N E , July 18.— Tho Turk­ the Walker automobile skidded off a from the Canadian operators, often teries. I f you are not drinking Elder Springs W ater now— ish peace treaty will be signed July high embankment on the Dunham costs close to $5 a case, ulthouhg Its give it a trial. 24 or 25, according to present expec­ bridge road 14 miles from here Tues­ actual brewery price is much lower. tations. The Allied and VTuricish day. Mrs. Walker and Miss Moore The runner gets 60 cents a casa for delegates now at Lausanne will be awere brought to the city hospital transporting It across tho river- and in River Rouge, the signatories o f the main treaty h e r^ where it was said the form er’s U is laid down and the other documents to be signed injuries were serious. Mrs, Goodson Wyandotte or Ecorse o f some other < place fo r $6.50. I f it U delivered to including the agreement fo r control was taken lo her home. o f the Turkish straits. The Russian ’ The party was en route from Cen­ the retailer he can truck It to his Soviet government has been invited terville, Ala., to Woodrow, N, C., place o f business and sell it fo r 50 by the conference to become a signa­ Mrs. Walker’s former borne, accord- cents a bottle and tnaka a comfort­ tory ’ toHfcls agreement but has not Ihg te Dr. Walker, who was drriving able profit. But, the rumterS* say, If d^ntyle^ its ^mention. th° C“ rlufU‘n Kwc*..thr®ugh the hands of Bn 1" ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a g ■ ■ ■ ■ R a p a ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ELDER SPRINGS S PHONE 311—WE’IX -DELIVER H | , ’ Elder Springs Water Company 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, July 18, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 18, 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 18, 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/b34dc06b3f7d61f7cd82613356a56c89.pdf eb33d853f28a1ba079e800a89228e9be PDF Text Text j-i.. V* T . ■ il? m N • •• r.|- U -5 #1 *■»?<* JK THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATf^T VEGETABLE SECTION JWI tetroleum NUMBER M SANFORD, FLORIDA, T U E 9 D A )£ j 6 L Y 17,1923 VOLUME IV. IR POLICY Yll ITLOUSANNE CONFER! Congress Powerless To Control Liquor * On Board Shjps ;«*i4iiJL W iulP 5siH oh*** I t c o n c e s s io n s WERE STUMBLING BLOCK FOR MANY DAYS ' Mrs. Harding 111 --------- A Gives So w Warren Up Highway Trip SETTLED NOW FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 17.— Nr*. W arren G. Harding, wife of the president, has hpen so worn out by And Turkey Seems to Have hospitalities extended by Alasknn* th at *he ha* been compelled to take Gnlned More In Fence to bbd, Mr. H arding informed an aud­ '« Thnh in W ar ience here ju st before he and his p ar­ ty left for Seward, Alaska. (Hr Tkr Am m Ii M Piw 'l LAUSANNE. Ju ly 17^-T he The president, who spoke to a Tnrkich peace trea ty will be Kigncrowd a t the base ball park, explain­ •d July 24th or 25th, according ed th a t Mrs. H atding, who suffered to present expectation*. The Al­ a critical illness last fall, hnd found lies and Turkish delegate* now the activity of tho long days in Alua■t Lausanne will be signatories kn very exacting, her hour* of rest of the main trea ty and other dochaving been very short since her a r­ umrnta to be signed including an rival in the northern territory. agreement for contror* of Turkiih Strait*. The Uuaaian Soviet government haa been invited by the Turkish to take p a rt in the signing of the S tralta conven­ tion. The agreem ent reported last night in disputed question* of concession* and exacuation of Turkish noil by foreign troops will be adopted a t the plenary seesion of the conference thin a f­ ternoon it is expected. Fashionable Resort Had Regular Cafe With All ‘ Kinds o f Liquors ‘ ® i n r Tkf A«.»el*leS Pre«*> , , , . , LAKEWOOD, N. Jl, July 17— Liquors valued a t threo hundred thousond dollars were seised in raids hero early today by forty federal prohibition agents and county officials. Lakewood is a fashionable resort and is popu­ lar with the wealthy people all the year round. A t the Hotel Marion in Point Pleasant, agents seized sixty cane* of liquor nnd a t an automobile agency, th irty quart* of whiskey .were taken. Breaking in tho basement floor at the B artlett Inn they found u room fitted like a cafe behind whoso sliding wall panels, whiskey, Sherry and gin filled tho shelve*. Behind a picture on the wall was a window giving necesji to a storeroom under the renr porch. Seventy-five cases in liquor were found here. The raider* were busy three hour*. No arrosth were made. W ASHINGTON JOly 17—Congress is powerless, in th e opinion of Sen­ a to r'S te rlin g , Republican, South D a­ kota, one’ of the dry llebdam*in th e senate, to lift the ban on th e.carrying cf liquor on foreign ships within Am ­ erican’ w aters, h u t it has ample au th ­ ority to give government c ra ft 'the rig h t to scorch and seize sum ru n ­ n er*'12 mile* from shore. Senator Sterling announced yester­ day he would revive his bill to es­ tablish a twclvo mile prohibition en­ forcement limit nt the next session If the state departm ent does not nego­ tiate n treaty to thnt end with mnrltimcipower*. A t the same time, how­ ever, he expressed the opinion th at no relief can be extended through leg­ islation, amending the prohibition en­ forcement laws to foreign shipping companies, forbidden by the supremo court decision to bring liquors within the three mile limit. “The supremo court based its decis­ ion on tho constitutional amendment itself nnd not on any act of congress to enforce it," Senator Sterling de­ clared. "The only avenue open to chnngo or in any way modify tho sweep of the decision must therefore be by the repeal of tho eighteenth amendment. In my judgm ent any such action is of such n remote con­ tingency thnt it need not lie consid­ ered. It is n situation which we can­ not affect by legislation." The South Dnkota senntor predicted nn attem pt would he ntndo to put thru u low prohibiting American vessels for having intoxicating liquors nlionrd while on the high seas, INCREASED FREIGHT RATE CANNOT BE NEGOTIATED OVEB BURDENED GROWERS . . . • ,i . i■ « • ■ McAdoo on Stand In Morse Case, Defraud Charffe WOULD HAVE TO CABRY ADDITIONAL IUJRDEN OF H A LF A MILLION 1 Form er Secretary of Treasury Takes Stnrid In Case R. R. COMMISSION Ml*' T h r . t a w l n l n l P r e r s t \ ____ _ • Points Out in B rief T hat '•M J u st 1 WASHINGTON, Ju ly 17.— William nnd Itensonable Rntcs G. McAdoo, secretary of tho treasury W ere E stablished In the cabinet of President Wilson, look the witness stand in the trial of Ml> The S mutUIM I’re n ) Charles W. Morse und associates to ­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Ju ly 17— dny charged with defrauding the gov­ C arriers arc in tho tw ilight of con­ ernm ent in w artim e shipbuilding con­ tem pt of the In terstate Commerce tracts. Commission In tho filing of a supple­ ment to incerac refrigeration charges on vegetables and citrus fruito from points in Florida to destinations in the United Stntcs and Canada, fn the view of the Florida railroad commis­ sion, ns expressed in a b rief prepared Farmer-Laboritc iWns Exciting Election in Minfor filing with tho In terstate Com­ ncsota Yesterday merce Commission asking th a t body to suspend the supplem entary tariff (Ilr Tk" 4 m netslrO P rr.a) which the railroads propose to make ST. PAUL, July 17— Magnus John- 'liirge extent yesterday nnd before effective August 10, next. The pro­ tabulation of retu rn s started ' Inst son, a practical fa n n er of Kimlmil, posed increase would am ount to night, unofficial reports pointed to n Minn., yesterday wns elected United uhnut 15.0 per cent, it is pointed out. S tates Senator from Minnesota In vote beyond the expectations of most Flection of Johnson This would “lay a burden of ap­ succession to the late Knute Nelson. party lenders. proximately one-half million dollars Both Gov. J. A. O. Preus, Republi­ Johnson Is a fnrmer-lahoriti*, ond# a Yesterday le a v e s Ma­ annually upon tho fru it end vegeta­ can candidate nnd supporter of Hardfollower of Robert M. I.nFollettC. . ble industry of Florida," the brief When 1,010 of the state’s 8,520 pre- Ing’o adm inistration nnd Magnus jority of Five IHiints out. This burden can not be Johnron Farm er-I^tborlto nnd I.n FolLAUSANNE, Ju ly 17.— An agree- Many Projects Will Be , cincts had reported Johnson had n ltornc by the industry, it is declared. ndherent,. voted enrly. in their t lend of 24,750 over Governor Johnson, lctto ....... _............. Ml, Thr Aa.itrlalrtl I’rraa* merit wns reached lato la st night on Worked After Legal­ The commission declares in the the count standing: Johnson 101,503; I respective homo precinct* ns did Jns. WASHINGTON, Ju ly 17. — The ■II the outstanding difficulties Jn the brief th at “ju st nnd reasonable re­ Preus 130,730 nnd Carley 11,424. This A. Cnrlcy, Democratic nominee, ity is Assured elertion of Magnus Johnson aif sen­ PROMINENT MINISTER AT Near E ast conference and nothing frigeration charges were established” veto—300,000—wns believed to reprej ' Idenl w eather helped to n ttrart ato r fiom Minnesota, leaven the Re­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH remains in the way of signature of (D> T h r AnaHirtntrtt sent about three-fifths of the to ta l, ninny voters to the poll*, hut nlso publicans with nominal m ajority of in n decision of tho Inctrstoto C o m -. peace. Highway Board disposed of tho husi- t.n8t. | slowed up tho vote in rural communI)r. R. H. McCnalin of Jacksonville five in the seniiti*. As the roster now inrreo Commission handed down No­ Ianret Pasha, head of the Turkish Highwn Board disposed of the busi­ The election wns conceded Inst night ities, whose haying nmi other hnrvest- will preach nt the Prcsbytcrlnn church stands there are fifty Republicans vem ber 7, 15)22 on rehearing of the delegation and the allied delegates ness before adjourned shortly afte r by Gov. J. A. O. Preus, Republican; ing activities are occupying the nt- Wednesday night nt 8 . o’clock, i t is nnd forty-three Democrats and two proceeding in the railroad commis­ ditcussed for B everal'hours the ques­ noon todny to meet again the second in a hriof statem ent to the Associated I Gallon of fnrmerg. Many farm ers, expected th at a large crowd will hear Farm er-I-aboritc*. There is a va­ sioners of Florida versos Director tions of concessions and evneuation Monday in September. The following however, went to the polls just be­ this well known m inister. cancy for Vermont duo to tho death Generui, Aberdeen nnd Rockftsh R ail­ by foreign troops from T urkish soil decisions wore mode by tho board: Press . fore closing timo. of SonnloV Dillingham and general road Company, and th a t to perm it Governor Preus conceded the elec­ and when at 11 o’clock tho rtcasions To build Road No. 5, C harlotte coun­ While spokesmen for Gov. I’reu* expectation horois a Republican will tho nchcdulca contained in the sup­ APPOINTED 11Y GOVERNOR tion n fter he hnd been told thnt 1,110 were resumed, the atm osphere was ty to pay 1200,00(1" toward work. Re­ plemental tariff filod to bcctome ef­ bo appointed to the place by Ver­ of th?,..*t*t<'’K.3 tr»20 precincts gave said tost night they would withhold .In n irn lt recalling the night of F eb­ quest of IJtSoto county for extension TALLAHASSEE, July 17.—Cover- mont’s governor. Then with n m a­ fective Xugu*l''10','"to’g o ' iriVo effect Johnson n ienA o{■ lA.OOti, the count nhy statem ent until a reasonable per­ ruary when Lord C would result in the complete nullifi­ ...... .. 4, ..........— - arton, - - • In ac- of rbad east from iforr Field d e fe r-1showing: Johnson 107,5*73, I’reus 81*,- centage of the 3,520 precincts in the nor llnnleo has appointed C. C. Sy- jority of six, however. Republican ioidance with hi* ultim atum , left fo r rcj pcn,|jnjT legal advice whether J-” " ..... state had repotted, lenders of the m onette commissioner of pilotage for lenders concede they mny havo diffi­ cation of theito rate*. London nnd tho first pence conference |K)rJoct woulti ron,p within tho p ro -j nnd Jnm c* A' Cnr,oy' 1 en 00 ’ “ Wa subm it th at the carriers ere Farm er-L abor party renewed their Monroe county. D. II. {looker hns culty on mine occasions In holding in collapsed. Tho d e k g .te s roprosent- vUion, cf the Miller act. UVlccidcd ^ p r e s e n t in g claims of victory for Johnson by in the tw ilight zone of contem pt of sufficient strength < to put been appointed constable in D istrict line These 1,110 precincts, representing ing re at powers brave -to give Monroe -county co-operntlon lllg the lilt* gKltUk K0"*** prepared -----------the. In terstate Commerce Commission nbout 40,000 mnjority. through adm inistration measures. No. 4 of Sciniftole county. incomplete returns from 75 of the ly to encounter tho Turks when they (|^ engineering assistance nnd advice In thus filing a supplem ent to in­ That th e Volume of votes yesterday a. second _ A AI > Attn tin IM . .• i .i mm _______ 1 slate’s 87 counties, showed n voto to­ met. athe tim e. One nf of tthem in connection with Monroe proposal crease refrigeration charges scarcely would exceed the prim ary liallotting summarized tho situation In Ills re­ to build n highway from Key West to talling 205,847 ns against a probable was indicated in reports from nearly before tho ink is dry on the rehearing total vntc of from 450,000 to .550,­ marks: Mainland us Parallel to the Florida lecision of th s t Commission," th e every one of the eighty-seven coun­ 000. brief continues. "If this procedure “ Little by little, by terrible ton­ E ast Const railroad. Decided Rond ties, which declared the vote would If Johnson m aintains his present can bo followed by tho carriers, then icity, these T urks get more out of 23 through Sum ter county if such ac­ ratio, hi* plurality will exceed 40,- run from 50 to 00 per cent of normal, there could nev’i r be a final decision u» and now they have reopened things ceptance perm itted by law. Made tfh ere are 80,000 eligible voters in the ood. , . . of the In terstate Commerce Commis­ we dreamed were already settled. We tentative agreem ent with Ilrndford With interest greatly increased in state. sion in any rate case before it. The will, try to end it tonight, but who county to maintain road nereis that the last few days of the campnign, it In alm ost every case the county re­ county a t a cost of $700,000. Decided carriers could apply for herearingj ran te ll? ’’ wns indicated Inst night before the port showed n vote in excess of thnt to tuke over for maintenance bridge upon rehearing being decidod against It was said the conference might polls closed nt U p. m. th a t possibly In’the pr|ninry nnd in some instances on ltoal 4 across Nassau river be­ thorn, they could lido a supplement last all night. mrnc thun 500,000 votes wero cast it was doubled. This led to tho pre­ tween Nassau and Duval counties. (us was done In this fasq) statin g diction thnt the total vote would ex­ American inalatenco (for tho open Several minor request* for roud sur­ yesterday In Minnesota’s special U nit­ were taken under advisement. the Increase desired, and thua procure ceed 500,000. In tho general election HUT HOARD LOST NO TIM E door and equal opportunity won’t win Request* tor assistance were con­ second rehearing; nnd upon th*. facing repair* favorably ucted upon. ed Slates senatorial election. IN ACCEUTING HIS Tho apathy th at marked tho June lost fall when Preus und Johnson victory. A fter a struggle the allies Tho request of Waukullo nnd F rank­ fined largely to projects designated suspension of such supplem ent they RESIGNATION 18 prim ary, when only 300,000 per­ were opponents In the gubernatorial agreed to keep conllrmntlon of the lin for fulfillment of promise* by tho recent legislative act, or ex­ could proceed to file nnuther supple­ to help Turkish concesilon* out of the treaty iu conatruction of Road 10 to Gulf sons voted, hnd been dissipated to a race tho vote totalled 715,000. tension thoreto. Rcprosenativc* ap ­ ment carrying the ' increases ,nnd ah and drop tire request for preferential const referred to counsel for decision peared from Putnam , Pinellas, Col­ on without end. Sufficient time tight* in fu tu re TurkUh concession*. lier, Hcrando, Hardee, Sum ter, Brad­ should, a t least, eiapau between • n* to legality. A complete record was reached on ford, Waukullo, Seminole, Franklin, final rehearing ilcclsion of the In ter­ Were Allotted Thitt M orning to and other counties. all the qucatlons a t issue, nnd on Mixed Claims Commis­ state Commerce Commission and an Two D ifferent official m eeting will be held Wed­ attem pt to nullify such decision by Member* of tho board recessed Scctionn nesday and approve the agreem ent. sion Makes First Decis­ their afternoon m eeting shortly a fte r filing tariff supplement*, aa to re a­ A date .fo r the signing of the com­ ion, Gives Big: Sum C o'clock for nn hour, with tho hopo sonably w arran t the belief in changed Mir Thr l’rr«») pact also will bo arranged. The date TALLAHASSEE. Fla., July 17.— of linhdiing the business before them conditions." WASHINGTON, July 17. — The of signing probably will be about n Resignation of VY. F. Cocke, atote Int a night session, hut upon recon­ The Florida commission a*k» th at miked claims conimU*ion, created to week hence. • 1 highwny engineer of Florida, came n* vening found additional delegates tho scheduled increases be stricken As the experts during the day had settle American war claims against one of the first development* of to ­ awniting to he" heard, und the entire from the tariff or else “th at th# In­ failed in th eir attem pts ito ■find • -Germany .today made its first de­ b ■. ■ ■ *■ ‘ dny’* session of regular quarterly evening session w a s . taken up with te rsta te Commerce Commission en­ McKenna with Mr. Ualdw(n in pre­ solution of the Turkish petroleum cision, an awnid of $3,315,705.92 to te r upon a hearing concerning the W ILL PR ESEN T FU LL TEX TS paring tho .d raft—tho two apent the m eeting of the Stnto Highway Board. their argum ent* for concession*. dispute it U presumed th a t the su­ tho International H arvester Company No reason wns given by him for hi* lawfulness of tho charge* the rail­ The Ihitnam county representa­ OF DRAFT AND COVEtt­ preme difficulty • aro*a over th at for property seized in Germany. week-end together at Chequer# Court action. Tho resignation was arccpt- tive* asked for help on tho I’alotka roads propose to make effective Au­ Several other award* ore expected ING LETTER . issue. Ism et Pasha looked worn and —aeeins to indicate th a t a plan aim ­ ed by the hoard which adopted re­ St. John* county road and several gust 10, “and the operation of tam e weary, for the p ast 24 hours he has before the commission suspends lU ing a t a Joint settlem ent of rep ara­ solution wishing him success and section* of rood No. 3, while Sum ter be suspended and the uae thereof de­ been pulled this way and th at by work for the summer next week, happiness in now connection*. The ferred for the statu to ry period." tions and inter-allied debts may have board nlloted two stretches of fed­ county advanced various reason* why Joseph C. Grew, the American repre­ when the German commissioner, Dr. tho *tnto should take over a new an im portant place in the discussions. eral aid seven per cent road this sentative, and the allied delegate*, KUsclbach, nnd members of his staff, $750,000 highway through th a t coun­ leave for a-vU lt to Germany, retu rn ­ D ra ft nnd L etter Are Exclusive­ tho form er insisting th a t he keep the Tho Insistence In Pari* dispatches morning, fifteen mile* of it going to ty as a connecting link In a Jackson- P U B U C HEARING ing about October 1. Some of the TurkUh petroleum concessions out of ly B ritish Pro- # yesterday on tho fact th a t Prem ier the highwny between Jnaper and Live vlllo-Tnmpa roadwny. tho treaty and the la tte r resitting American official* will go to Ger­ . . ductions Poincare’* speech wa*( prepared be­ Oak; th irty mile* to road leading E. !„ Matthew* asked tho *tato ON PROPOSt any change. Mr. Crew conferred many later to obtain information for southwest from Brooksville along. to meet Bradford county on a 500-50 fore the British Prime M inister’s with Ism et aeven te p a ra U time* in submission to the commission. Aripckn road to Pasco county. Au­ Mir The A*»«wlnl«l Prraa) No “brief contesting the Interna­ pronouncement was delivered, is re­ thorisation wa* voted to chairm an of bail* with $360,000 • to construct a two days, urging him to rcsU t con­ ii j r '.' LONDON, July 17.—Prem ier Bald­ soction of federal aid road betwcon firming tho g re at off 9ontract In the tional H arvester claim ‘was filed by win In the Houae of Commons yc*- garded hero as significant, as proving board and chief engineer to advertise Baldwin nnd anincsvlllr, while Hugh the German government, the facto treaty. , ,i/ tontoy* cleared up Uwo Intereating tho desire of tho French not to em­ for bids for construction of S late Halo pleaded for. « roud between TO PLACE PENALTY QN NOHp. According to Inform ation issued being undisputed and Germany a lia­ point*, namely, th at the BritUh note barrass London needlessly in the dis­ Hoad No. 6, between Brookavllel end . STANDARD FRU>T Brooksville nnd Aripckn to be added before the meeting, the allied expert* bility unquestioned. Pasco county line at estim ated SHIPM ENTS • to Germany will be communicated to cussions. Tho commission is without jurisdic­ to the federal aid 7 per cent road sys­ agreed to d ro ^ 'fita la te n ie on proof |300,000. W ashington and th at no recent com­ tem. fcrentU! rig h ts fo r ‘AritUh and tion in the collection of d»m*ges, m unications over reparation* had LONDON, July 17.—Foreign Sec­ ATLANTA, J u l ? H — PuhUe hear­ having authority only to determine Delegation* from W aukulia nnd TALLAHASSEE, July, 17— The French companies for fu tu re conces­ ing on tho proposal by tb s Southern Germany’, liability, but la under­ been exchanged between England rotary Curxon drew an additional sec­ sions. ThU, If ratified, U a victory tions of B ritish d ra ft re|>iy to G er­ state highway board adjourned late F ranklin asked tho sta te 's aid in a carrier* to place a penalty on t*ce»- "V« a ^ stood an early settlem ent of the and the United States. repd leading to the Gulf through for the American contention* th at The diplomatic talk* were returned man .reparation 'note today and it is lest night to meet again today, afte r those counties from Leon county, a standard citrus fru it shipment* such preference* ere monopolistic aw ard possibly will be made by lUtening for mare {hun six hour* to in London today, Lord Curxon. sec­ hoped to preeetn full tex ts both hf requests of county delegations for road which they said would give tho a t office* of tho Southern F reight Asand violate tha open door principle. Germany. draft and covsring letter to cabinet retary for foreign affair#, aering both government access to threo good h a r­ lo catio n here today. Only r*presetsBefore the m eeting the expertaefram tho lalian and French ambassador*. tomorrow. Copies of both documents aid in m aintaining, building or keep­ bors in time of w ar—St. Marcos, Ap- U tivcs of carriers appeared a t m eet­ • s dandles and tp maintain free P*»ed a compromise on the evacuation The prime m inister ha* a plentitude will probably reach Washington by ing roads .representative* from vir­ pnlalhlcula and Carabclle. This re­ ing which it wa* explained wa* pre­ of TurkUh te rrito ry ; the alllea agreed sage of the Black Sea. the end of the week. The d ra ft and tually every soction uf tho sta te ap­ lim inary to m eeting to U held to Or­ A* tho United B ute* l* not obliged of adviser* in hia delicate task of not to insist upon th eir rig h t to keep letter are exclusively BritUh produc­ pearing before the afternoon and eve­ quest had to do w ith tho “prom ised ra ftin g a reply to Germany, the to sign the S tralta convention, Amer­ type of contract- The delegation# lando probably" in August. Shipper* two warship* in the etrait* pending British aim aisadors to France, G er­ tions as neither Italy our Belgium be­ ning oesiiona o p ^ tk e hoard'* ■flrat ican warship* presumably will be the establishm ent of A perm anent m eeting since jmssuga of the Miller fcser still Iwing heard when adjourn­ havo been Invited to attend many, the United States and Jap an ing consulted in prvprationfnw to traverse the Strait* to any regime. On her p a rt, Turkey agreed act by the 1023 legislature, to present m ent was token, and others wqrc ex­ m eeting but Florida ahlpp being In London prevent. . ed a hearing he hsld in th * ----to invito each of the g re e t powers extent the secretary of the navy may their claims. , >^lrtu«Uy\all request* pected today. Th* Daily Herald. 15c p er week, • ’ ' -iry*. The doe* Maoclntion o f 1 Reginald to elation one w arship in the D ar­ consider neceaamrjr. PRACTICAL FARMER WINS RACE 1 FOR U.S. SENATOR IN MINNESOTA WHICH MEANS LA FOLLETTE VICTORY MANY FIXED BY THE STATE REPUBLICANS HAVE MAJORITY IN THE SENATE STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEER RESIGNS FROM THE JOB NO REASON FOR ACTION GERMAN REPARATIONS NOTE HAS ADDITIONAL SECTION BY SECRETARY CURZON . FEDER’L AID ROADS TO THE CABINET > mof w4 J it �- W .T * ’ T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JU L Y 16,1626 ST~ The fourth g re ater on account of increas­ ed. aoreage< i n s u n aiul • small “tr>v but” aeHiage o P o f PWdmoitt cig arette ' - t o N T 0 iT T i tobacco. • SANTA F E , N. M., Ju ly Iff.—The ’ Situation Today MRS. FRRD DAIGBR, Soeleiy Editor "Cuts In acreage planted point to appearance h ere'S atu rd ay of Carl C. ( •« ► • • ! P h o a t f l t - W - t :’ / • T V— ..- I * Magee, 'e d ito r of the Albuquerque Florida Farm era H are Had Too Much decreased production of oats,. Irish F o r Florida t P artly cloudy If ? M k aS t i« |r fR M il X tlllk c t m f fmm a n t ( • ! • ( kkkvkani or f lag potatoes, rice, sugarcane a n il the Tribune, who was held guilty of con­ to n ig h t and Tuesday; prob­ Rain For One Thnc. • r If yusC ‘ sla la x .V rllr minor field crops. . A noticenblc de­ tem p t o f court on seven cobnta-yes­ ably, scattered thundershow­ a M«ial m M to.l Mral. rftv t r t t l k mr frlrV crease In production of watermelons, This ia one of the most cnthr»m* «n» Tkf Jtu srla tfd P m ii( No rain today—m ark it down. er*. “ Vi? : terd ay by District Judge G. L. Leahy kt a t ’L a s ’VcgnA m arks another step In; GAINESVILLE, Fla., July 15.— cantaloupes and truck crops ns n m ost exciting dramas in mo#, J • —................ Maybe those w eather prophet* are w hat the editor d eclarer is a fight to ;T h e situation over practically the whole has occurred, p artly on ac­ I t Is an epic of tho great N»u«J Its fci N h ka Dr. W. D. G ardiner spent the a fte r­ break up a copperrlvitcd political m a - |whole of F lorida’s staple crop grow- count of sm aller acreages planted and Game—in which oil the und*Hjk! right about the moon. noon on aMttirffay In Orlando on buy I* chine which he says controls San >"* ■ " » « " »* sum m arised In the p artly on nccount of unfavorable dram a of tho game is e x p r,,^ 1 naaa. • Jn . . • t in honor of hor ; charm Ihg ’house Everybody waa In swimming yester­ Miguel county, including Judge Leoh’a statem ent, “lig h t yields from big growing conditions.” ns well as Its comedy momenUjh ‘ guest*, Misses Grace Allen and day in .th e la k e s,’pools and a t the Court. Notice wns served by Magee’s acreages," according to the crop re­!l|.. Tho condition of oranges has im -, Is the story o f.a girl’s gre,t L Mary I-noise W rtpi'of Tam pa la the Dlaurhc W ray of Jacksonville.. beaches. ■ atto rn ey s of appeal to tho supreme port Tdi' July, jtlst niade by the' Hu- proved slightly during Juno while i fo r a- man who In the eyes of ik Danrlng-ttma wnjoyed until a Inte guest of httf"abnt,i)lh». (Alfred Llljn court , . , reau of A gricultural Economics of th n t of grn u efru it and limes Is off n w orld’ wna on outcast—until u^. hour, when refreshments of lee cream • t her home xttt PffHt'. avenue. the United States D epartm ent of Ag­ A suporsadcas bond of (8,000 and point or two, tho report says. the power of her love he was and cake wwi* served by the hostess ' — ir from Pennsylvania whore he waa ra il­ a n ' appearance bond of ffi.QOO were riculture, located here. back.-' Also— assisted by her mother, Mrs. W. S. “ L ast spring the farm ers of the Mrs. John Rchhftrtl has a t hr*r ed la st week by the death of an uncle. signed by Jose A. Baca, lieutenant . . _____ , . , . . Columbia qounty hgd , 01), hand nt . . , 9 . ,, , . t oi m state prepnrrd ground, .and planted house guerta, h er sille r, Mrs. M. R. price and Miu: Will'Hand. governor of New Mexico, A. IZlnn, . ,, tho end of 1922 48,452 hogs valued nt ' 'BUSTBRoKKATON The guests were Misses Dlnnrhe . . ‘ . . . crops right up to th e limit of availLoreln and* children df*Macon, Ga. IN “CONVICT NO. i r Churchwell’a hnve an ndvertiaem ent $21C,2.19; horres numbered 415 with Wr*y, Grace Alton, Elizabeth Flow. ••NU — ■ • £ 2 . democratic committeeman* and £ I* >»« r.e -1 - y . "This a value of (40,180, nnd mules 704, in thla issue railing attention to thb Mortal era, Demnrius Mussdh,’ Bernice Aus­ would hnve been all rig h t if o ld , 1 -T O M O R R O W -! C. J. Ryan of F o rt Meade, form erly tin, E thel Borland, " E m ily. Iiailey, seed bed eleth th n t they are now sell­ G. II. H onker, chairm an of the demo­ Mother Nature had backed them u p valued at $78,175. Columbia cultl- Roy S tew art, Marjorie Daw, j ^ l ing to the growers. cratic sta te central committee. Magee with favorable weather, luft she vated 115,095 ncros, nnd piaiuced, d l, Field, M H a lc h ln ,* . H .l/n nie W alker and Wallace Hefrr ^ f few day* he>o *attending to b u si-1 is I ntown with his attorneys to see Kong, Florence Price, OIHe Vera didn’t. Our farm ers have fought **™™* othpr ro rn v" 'u*d ' ‘T h e S a iT G H r I I n il T n I ntsa. X . ‘ Tho Florida Growers Corporation Gov. Hinkle. ag ain st tmfaovrable condit!on«i;579-1.440; sweet p<rtatoe-:, (148,900, | , 1 ° a » C i5 rU 8 '1 m g Gtlsvon, Mrs. Steadmnn Taylor, Mrs. The la tte r is being urged from straig h t through the season and nre a»'J peanuts (104f«00. W. H. Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hand, are now com fortably located in the Mrs. E dgar Thompson returned Mrsitrs. Hilllanl Mnlphus, Ralph Qnll building, having the entiro sec­ m any q u arters to call n special ses­ facing the piocticill certainty of lo w 1 ~ • Sunday afternoon from A tlanta, tw o tfi¥ng"s'tfiat can lrecont|f*l^ l l-osslng, Ralph W arren, W alter Price, ond floor where they will have all the sion o f tho legislature to sit as n yields and productions all out of lin e ' In connection with our transfer,, we whore she went to attend the funeral room needed and hnve it Ju*t like to hnid exHter.ce ore sound rHpi| court of impeachment In the cose of with the acreages planted and t h e ' hr.vc storage room, where you nicy George Cowan, Ilyron Stevens, Ber­ o f her niece. they w ant it. • and ronstn’ ears. Judge Leahy in connection with the work nnd time given to the Job," t'he r.tore yoirr good* untTl you need them, tram Shepard, Ed Moye, Faye Losspolitical situation in Kan Miguel repoit says. ing, Victor McLaulin, Clifford Walker, • ct n nonxlnnl cost.—QUICK SERVICE Mrs. Rodman Lehman and Misses George Vehnble, the well known county. A w ritten statem ent to the and Hutchinson. I r n general wummaiy of eqpdiTRANSFER. Phone 498. 81-tfc Genevieve and • Ia u ra Lehman have __________________ contractor, ia building new houaes Associated Press Saturday by Magee tiomi, the irp o it eo:.tlnucs: to r rent fo r the Meisch Realty Com- contained the following comment on , “ |B',nton. J 'arbor> " h rr r SANFORD OIII) FELLOW S “The s ta te ’s aeroago in crops shown . th*y will spend the rem ainder of tho C utes Mnlnrin, Chills WILL GO TO O R LA N D O . |iany and Is nlso'-building the fine new the outcome of his trial before Judgv i ten jter cent ir.cm .uc over, la s t y e a r .1 bummer. home on W est F irst stre e t fo r Edwin Leahy. and Fever, Dengue or , Cotton adn peanuts have c.»mo liatk NENT RELIEF to Ik o n tirts»4 ^ Hllliiuit Fever. There will lie no m eeting of S an­ Meisch. “The case term inated as we nil exukrohg, as money i tops, with m a te -: W. A. Hopkins and fam ily and Miss .* 5-l-o.a.w.-20to ford I.odge, No. 27, I. O. O. F. to­ ported. I had charged Judge Leahy :ilal increases in thi*a^rts|«es of corn, Thelma Eaton motored over to The Mllane T heatre ia coming along night, ns all member* who ran, will w ith being controlled by Romeo (fornnd iiiv the iia h .y/ m and feed 1 *cf)w].-ctts d n i' vua nun ' iu i« v i crojis.. — | •in d • i^g e s t i o n Conoronado Beach on tho fifth, where j m otor over to Otlando, where D. 1). nicely nnd the seats have been in stall­ m ar sheriff and now U. S. M a tlh il)) 1Decreased acroogc acreage have been planted |- v . | r* 1 . I th e y will spend the lemulndor of tho drnnd M aster 11. J. l.ehnnn and stalT, ed, the aldcwulks are being laid and and running his rourt ns n font of r . , In oat >, | o.utocs, rire, -ngatrano av.d ; { j < l / k g r / k l / f | Q 111* A O i*<«4 Stomipk oe Colon. N,r»ou««Zt!5 bummer. , will install the officers of Orlando the finishing touches put on in th e political tnnrhlnc. He had hrld tin itt rainor crops. O I L V ^ J C 1 H C O . , way of windows on the front. The Lodge, No. 20. the tru th of niy statem ents would lxe *"Ju ly 1 condition indicate i c. 29.000,.- * * ■ m W ontlra " MATUll*’® ACTivma w i Mrs. J. F. F Fiitxpntrirk and non M>ilMur Hlemllm I “ your aptlra itlm U n tract Those who contem plate going, theatre will lie ready in about two a defenre to the charge, lie, of bald cotton cr.ni compared witii 2"»,l*y, of New Haven, Gann., a te among ALL SIZES O ur Guarantee • 1 ! ploaso lie a t'th o hall ro t later than week*. course, was the judge of w hether or 000 bales lant y c a i; about n two per » TO« am m « MtkSW aiW 'the> recent arrivals In Sanford, and taklaa •!< oancM (one half butUtl iZ •>:10 p. m. All who hnve cars, and not I proved it! , .• retil in n rave in production of e»rn;i have putchar.od property liete and turn It s i d w a r moocr aUl u . L . are willing to drive, please bring HANDSOME YACHT IS full/ refsadad. ^ nyone expect la-nhy lo ray: j« tw enty to twenyM ive per rw.U Ir.“ Did Twill make thin their future home. Mr. SEIZED AT NEW ORLEANS ' llicm along. A good time is promised Sold by , you proved th a t Romeo c o n tro ls crease in peanuts and ccvrpnu h a r ; 'Yen, F itsp a tric k will join them here later. nY PROHI 0 AGENTS to tho-.e who go.—Son clary. * j ____„ ind my couit is n political c o u rt? ’ (vestml for g ra in and a romewhal me anti UNION PHARMACY F. P. RINKS ■m ■■— a ■■ H ■ •The whole proposition was pre- similci increase in the velvet bun: Dr. and Mrs. Shclduii A. Morris and Hanford, Florida * NEW ORLEANS, July 15—Federal Palmetto Av* — — Phone l’t|-J The Dully Herald, lBc per week. posteroua as a m atter of court pro-]crop to he harvested if labor c.'oidi^ _ ...1 . F rank Ilaley of Jacksonville, were prohihitlo Ttofflcer* seized the hand­ leedure, hat it served tile porposo o fitio iia make it possible, th* fu rttB of Mis. Morriu* ni.ster, Mrs. some yarht, the Ambassador, said to A CH EERFU L WELCOME AW AITS YOU HARDING VIEWS DESERTED m aking It obvious to everyloxly loll Jbe H a n old “yo itetday en route to he owned by Rex M. E arllngcr, re-j COAL MINES IN ALASKA th eir home, fioin u m otor trip to the puled to Ik. a icllrcd husiners man of ,l ^ hv cn‘* ,,i.’ lh al ' vhJ*i W e st Coact. Chicago, on charges th a t it had lieen 11 ; naid in true. o(ind will come out of I ll>- T h r k M U flu lfd P m a l ■-------ABOARD PRESIDENT HARD- u.icd for rum running. There was th e frinl. Tlie public tecs nnd will Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson, Mr. and INGS’ SPECIAL TRAIN, July 10— no one aboard the craft when it was demand a inneily. I ahull go no( fight­ M u . John V. Smith ai.d Mur.trr Wd- Pirsiilent llunling traveling over the taken over by the agents und efTorts ing w ithout any i< t up.” «cn Smith spent a very pleasant dsy Aln.-kn railroad front Reward to Falr- to find Knrlingcr hnd lu-en unsneresaORANGE CIIOI’ OF 1923 y«kt«rdsy * t Daviona Ih n .li a* the hank* Saturday inspected tho Cliickn- ful, they reported.guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rtich- loon mines, where th? Anierfca'h Unvy WILL BREAK RECORD I t was raid nu Invertigation had • made ila first experiir.eit, g nernlly hern utarted into 1he death of W aller OF ALL OTHER YEARS regarded as unriireo.i.iful, in the pro- E srlln g tr, non o f the owner of the Mr. and Mia. H erbert P.uraell ale d'lcilon of coal. <n r Ti<r • i»«Tiitr»l I'rrsul Ambassador, who wan reported to G A IN E S V lI.U :, J-|.u, July IT. exported 1o let urn on Monday from The presidential train war. run up hnv ebcen drowned in tho Mississippi llielr wedding trip to (h lra g .i and im m MiUnnuska, on the main lin o ,1riio r two weeks ego when he Drill Unless unfavurahie fact or* ueveloa i tho 1921-21 oratigi* crop in P’lorula Orown Point, Ind, the finuier home ,20 inilen. north of Anchorage, Friday | fivitn the yaclit. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL T H E YEAR. __________________ will cxc.-fHl :J1 pievitiu.s ptoJuctiou cf the blide. Until full they will oc-jnlglil nr.d a fte r tro a k f in t nltoard, I ______ CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. tu p y (He Gilihs h.’.ihe lilt Mugu/’.li.i l p,,.«idi nl T liiV ding'In'com pany’wllh Pal. v Hertihl on sale a t Joe's Smoke | '^o»«l» and th e -ra m e is- likely for •venue. Meeivtaries lliMiver and Work, in­ llouci. M obleys Drug Store and ' FT»|wfruit,J eveh with i lightly unfa spected the properties. Tlic-e were H unt’s Pharm acy. tf voraljie rodditidr.s. on account of the ;i,,,'S 'i ,. !E*!l!iS!I!i'*5*'!'ESEu * '''''* ',,n ,' ,* "B* B,c,,u n |* a a l>r, uaw aaw uB nB B «B ijnuB » BMBBBUBaainiUBaiiaMsi ■ ■ •■ ■ •■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ u u u u a a u « a H a u u H U u u ju M B U B u a k iu u M a u u 0 u u u B u u u B K r2 a u a iia u M a u u a u e a a H a s u i| large num ber of young groves ju.it m .Misses Klizahetli Copp of Tampa 'tendered inoperative nfter the Navy • '• » .• i • ) I '• f itll •t:d Mirs .Margate! laiyton of Gaines- cD p arln i'n t, following n policy ret in MANY STUDENTS REGISTERED g ettin g jiit^r.bearing, according to a Vtlli, who have Ihmmi the attractive 1917, had expended about a million IN FLORIDA SUMMER SCHOOL iv p art ju rt n u d e public by tiic local hoiiie gucuU of Mins Marita l-ahe, dollars. Bureau o ft A gricultural Eennnntica. . lif t Matuiduy evening for D |y:onn The president was told th a t the TALLAHASSEE, Kin.. July in.— The coudjtion of oranges lias im­ flesch, wlien* they will npfthl w m e ]coal, wiilch is a noft anthrnrltc, was Seven hundred and thirty-five women proved rUghtly durir.g Ju re while tim e with Mrs. l-iytoii u h i h.iM a rot-iavaijahlo In large quantities-hut that ar.d two bundled and seveiity-oeven that of g rap efru it nnd lime, is olf n t*ge there. . the coal of production was*too g n a t. m m are registered »t the sum m er '>oi,,t ,,wo- thp rcI*“ , ‘ iveisity nf Florida ‘‘•nrapjdo*. avocado, v und other ; The party saw thousands of dollars r.chool of the Dniveisity Mr. and Mrn. George Kirhnrd Hart- worth of inni-liinery lu s tirg away and thin year, according to figures In th** south Florida fruit:: are Lung marb y and Mica Prvxeln Houser left I’li a d eseitrd village of about 20 houses Imtida of W .K. Gawlhon, su p erin ten -, kl tJ '' a,on|f w,itl' lH'ach“s. f« ’ **!"| day for their homes in Columbia, S. and bungalows, with electric light, dent of public instruction. (■ally grn|M*s, the report shows, and C., afte r a very pleasant vi.tit lo-re as w ater nnd n hull park. adds th at pronpoets for the fall crop the guests of Mrs. H artley’s parents, nf fiecmi.H continues go.Kl allh.nigh R<turning to Mniitnnuskn, the pres- JACKSONVILLE LOOKING i th *re has l>een some loss of nuts from Mr. end Mr*. T urner Ilo u srr .at their idonl saw the bituminous coal fields FOR FIFTY THOUSAND . . . . . . borne on Palm etto avenue. 'from which the Alnsknn railroad g e ls TOURISTS TH IS W INTER ‘U*c*s* nr,d • hw,din* » --------'it sentlrc supply. The train then F o r quick re su lts try n w ant ad. FOR VISITORS. |ptiH-rrded northw ard townrd FnirJACKSONVILLE, Ju ly lO.—F if t y , Mis* Florence I'Hco entertained nt-hnnks, when* it is due to arrive to- thousand tourists for Jacksonville this an informal dance on Friday uvening, jd ay. w inter is the goal set by the local • -> chamber of rommerve’s tourist comtriittee. Cahirinnn J. P. Ingle of th at committee estim ates th at 500,000 77i e tourists were in this state last w inter and th at they spent (50,000 u day while in the state. NEW MEXICO EDITOR !. r. * ) / , . FIG H TS “MACHINE” : raE B tam t z s tf-- * *” Light Yields From ^ X S & g S V tti^ “Tftl IiGwim or KING'S NcTREATMENI 666 $1.65 UP I ■ Have Supply of Seed Daily Fashion Hint to the Chromatic Scale One* apoa a lisas—it>d it was evsaJ m recently os early this Spring. If eo« wished to bv an ripooeot of the Mod* c m had to look as if o m had just stepped out of the dye poet Ladies were knawn to coax home I f tears from the shoe shops bcaasc do calves grew who** skins were th* exact shade of their new dress. Hats, gloves, hose and evea amber beads bsd to touch the ssme Dot* ia th* chrotaatic seal* or they wrr* consid­ ered to be too hopelessly out of tuot So be wora. But with summer come hints that subtler melodies are to be the vogvM, * and the more delicate art of blending colors or even combining opposite shades b being developed. Bloch and wblta is sadly inadequate to show the delicious shod* of nile grern taffeta, a lustrous piece from the South* KlinChester looms, that makes the little frorh la the pictare. The hat is a dull pearurk blue with just a reflretloa of g irro in its uffeta depths, the ribbon cocladr of lodian red. While stockings and bruarc in s p ir it pumps complete the very original effect. The dress Is mads with a very modiicd basque, a plain (root wtih Bounces that extend^ esrrpt In the rase of the top one, only around the sides and back. Cuffs d m and • collar lies with demure Oitiwst be­ neath a crisp n sn o w o rg .c tic band. A procession of vriy small s< fetduird . burtons marches down the 4 • nr la hr I' * sto p p ed th y • '> Y siq sll b u i i j r s u n ln ed bo*». _ STATE WILL TURN BACK NO PART O F . ROSEN WALD FUND 9 t f lr T h r S itM -U lrS Press I TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 10.— The sta te departm ent of public in­ struction is m aking stronger effort thi syear than ever before to uac the entire allotm ent of ihu Julius Jiosenwnld Fund for building better negro schools in Florida. A part of the fund, which am ounts to (12,500 for this state, wns turned bark during the last y ea r.. Under thr* nupervision of J . II. Brinson, in charge of thia phase of educational work in Florida, offers are being made to aid the construc­ tion and equipment of negro achoola where t h e -term runs at Iraat five ronaoeutivo months. The offera are made on condition th at communities benefiting by the fund m ust furnish from public school funds, private con­ tributions, etc.,* an am ount equal to or g re ater than th at provided by the RosenwaId fund. I^L or, land and m aterial ntay be counted as cash a t current m arket values. The money ia' provided as soon as the am ount otherw ise raised, with th at (o be given by the fund is sufficient to complete and equip the building, in­ cluding mudern desks and two aanita ry priviea. The aite and buildings of ra rh school aided‘by th e fund shall bo the property of the public seh&ol au th o r­ ities, according to porviaions for dis­ using tho fu n d .. it comes and Price, we an Interest ou 'W T H E GAYLY P R IN T E D ^ JA C Q U E T T E Tlie favorite companion of the pLitrd skirt is the jacqurtte blouse, and it Uud< its exquisite tones to the darker colors of the flannels, knit idks, e tc , «mpl>>)ntl in the develop, inml of sepasatc skirts. The fronts of this jaunty m rdtl are rolled with the convertible collar and, of com sc, there is a sasti at tbc side to rtxqihasisa the point of adjmtmcni. Any number nt decorative fabrics may' be used for this nvxlel . Medium sire require, ZH yards 34-inch materiaL Tbc skirt requires 4J4 yardi same width. Pictorial Itovirw Blouse No. 160$. Sires, 34 to bust and 16 to 20 years. R n cZ 'JS rents. Skirt No lcua Stirs, 34 to SO inches bust Price. 33 cents. •• . j! i! first Street &gM 'l l ; •IJ u ; t : Ua 7 J i» if.V SELLS IT FOR LESS !55SSs:sss:sKK5^!g»^g— W elak a Block �m I i'V <>it»T • i»tiiT»'ti«n'"»ni»i » h im 1 i »Sanford Dafly’HerWd ANOTHER b K; i 1 DEFLATION 'Bt>CABOO .1 , , j j . i i ,i n ) '■ . : Vit. ■t! 3;:T n- T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JU I,Y l 7 , 192?, j / i F i U , 'm W \ . . ,; peatedly by aafl.jfmd* terrible acci­ dents, y61 they arc still In too much of a hurry or too cnreless to exercise simple precautions when about to cross over a rallro jd track.—Tampn Times. i ^ 'i m fc«L.-; v i i-— : L ^ - _ >W M >t n w w i. In every comn*unlty,i In -th e cities , JAitfr the pabyL L ‘—■pri OH H»tR n i n e : f M )M both large and sm all and even lit the UwAHriH* *TVH MAC C ttiltt t ( JiH e u r n * NtAT- ITS J U i M l b i A t i , M t f a N , P la . - V„_-mnPlR * vha VMM’S big financial centers of the country l uit-i an w h e n THEY Notice Is hereby given th n t up | 0 H in A N WHEN The Herald Printing: Co. you can always find people who nrc s h o w s *m tiR . t i m p e r i and until three o’clock p. m. on the SANCTUMS : AUWAY5 r -w- IITEM predicting dire disaster all the time. J __________ ru B L iaiiicn n * 8lh day of A ugust, D. 1023; scaled ■ ~ ' AV.0NI ■ * t Sanford's ambitious streot paving BOUT. K « ll.r They never find Any b right spots In proposals will be received by* Forrest I* Ma Ra Mi Ra . m . M a p w . . » w r t i i i > . |r i f . n i program is causing comment over the _ _ > W R E L — ----------- O n . n l M a . a i r r financial or social circles and they Lake, S. O. Chnse and C. J. Marshal], W» ■. H O LLY _ . A A r r f ll a la a M a a a i r r s tir up moro state and especially with the visitors trouble, cause more as the City Commission of the City TWO VIEWS OF A LAW. to the city, DeLand sent a represen­ U f t r t l a l i i R a in M a ia panics and real trouble in the world ArrIIm i Im of Sanford, Florida, and as Ex-officio tative body of men over yesterday to than all tho other people p u t to ­ The nutomobilo registration law, Bond T rustees of the City of SanU I W I I I l l i r P . . C l r r a l a l U f , H a u i u gether, Inspect our streets with the view of Everything is put of joint FAmM -IV a tta r a pnssed by tho last legislature, Is now .ford, Florida, a t th e .City IU1I at finding out tho best paving .m atcrinl with them and while they nre m aking P rtf* la U v a a w being generally . discussed b y : the Sanford, Florida, for the: purchase 0f to be used. Our new streets will more mohfry than' any o n e 'e lse In p o i W i t r ^ ’L _____ -------- I.M their own homo town, they Are (crying open up much tcrritoYy for building state press nnd the prevailing view S treet Im provement Bond* or tho City h r C a rrW r purposes th at would hnvo r^mninod seems to lie th a t the law Is nn un? of B anfird, Florida,' aaid* Btfsds Lein# W .*k . . . » Oaata hnsd times with the iden of keeping dorm ant for years without good pav­ necessary one. ■The Tribune itself general lobligatiatis .of tM ld U ity ,.. j„ -the other fclldw out and'' Sriil fling .« •• I» -H n W nhlr IIrril n l l r r l r r a r a r a t r n l a a l r I 'a a a l r competition. This Is really back1of ed streets. There is nothing In tho has been unnblc to .see why th e cer­ the sum of .One Hundred anti:Fifty, -■ f i f to > » W I* h H a w r r P r l l a r . A t r > » world quite as good to stim ulate tificate of roglsration for, which n one Thousand.D ollarn ( | 151,000.00)), knocker and klckor nnd pessim­ : aauawLfls&assr. it u s a s every building Interest ns s tre e ts ,1 sewers dollar m ust be paid under this. Inw authorized by a resolution of the City ist In every town where you find one ! TM B A fR O C IA TK D FHKRR and sidewalks. Give tho suburbs the is any moro efficacious in preventing Commission of the City of Sanford, They have •usually T h # A sso c ia te d P r a i a la .x c lu s lv a l r of the In s e ts . a n tltla d to tk a una r o r rs p u b llc a tlo n o f accum ulated some money nnd they proper canvoniiuH'cs nnd people will thefts than the enrd which tho auto­ Florida, duly adopted on the Oth day a ll n a w i d is p a tc h * * c r e d ite d to It o r mobile owner receives from the Slate fcf’ July, A. D. 1923, pursuant to n o t o th e r w is e ctr e d ite d In Ih la p ip Ilvo there. arc afraid th a t tho other fellow will and ^ la o tb a local naw i published J b llib i Comptroller when he pays for his li­ C hapter 9897 nnd C h ap ter<9898, Laws come in arjd get some of the business k a rtn . All — rl right# of ra-publlcatlon or’ special ip . of Florida, 1923. cense tag. nnd he usually does because no one "GIVE ME YOUR HOY!" tl.p .tc h a a tiaraln a ra aiao ra«a| octtoai n mc-----Tho Minml Ilcrnld Is somcwhnl r a ij ) n itiL u iN n ? i> i.H 140 lovoa a pessim ist nnd a kicker. There Said bonds to bear Interest nt the aro no signs of hard times nhead. Newton D. Baker, Secretary of indignant nbout the new tax nnd in­ rote of six per cent per. annum and There were some aignf n few weeks W nr during the war, when his was sists th at nothing nppenrs in the net are to be dated July second, 1923, in­ ago because the kickers started their n living job nnd no mere m atter of to w arrant the belief ,that n ear will terest payable sem i-annually on July campaign but nil tho talk has dissi­ figures and routine, made nn im- be any safer from th eft than before. first nnd Jan u a ry first of each year, pated becauso times were so good both principal and Interest being pay. pnssioned nppeal before the Nntionnl The Herald soys: Association of Real E state nonrds to “The people of Florida, or thnt por­ able a t New York, In the State of Th# six convicts who escaped from th at tho calam ity howlers could not put aside partisanship nnd "ns grown tion of them who own automobiles, New York, said bonds being of the th# Pennsylvania prison Inst week mnkc it stick. Irving Fisher of the Political Departm ent of Economy of men" consider tho m atter of ending nre ngnin being plagued by another denomination of One Thousand Dot. INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO, , , r » believed to have taken n bont and 111' fool Inw enacted by the Into, but not lnrs ($1,000.00), each, nnd maturing p u t to sen to Join the rum fleet. The Yalo University In an article In the war. Jacksonville Journal says; ns follows: very place fo r them. EVery book or picture or mention entirely lamented lcgislnturo. "D ulrng the first i|unrter of this the heavy brunches of .the trees. It nnce and a real burden to the grower. of tho w ar recalls to him, he snys, ......... 1 0 ■ >.f\ Bonds numbered 1 to 15, to mature "Of course, the law requires the • LaFollctto wins a g a in .' His cnndl- year, ns the table nnd chart show, will save the trees from mutilation. It.w ould show more consideration for those days when he was knocking on people to come across with a little July 1st, 1924. of prices rose It will reduce the cost of maintenance, the rights of others, not to sny n every m an's door nnd saying "(live money, nnd, incidentally, to answer -• d ate Magnus Johnson won the race the Index Number Bonds numbered 10 to 30 to ma. fo r U. S. Senator In Minnesota yes­ about 2 l/i per cent per month. Dur­ ns relates to poles, wires and equip­ finer sense of honesty to approach me your boy!" ture Ju ly 1st, 1925. n lot of questions under oath ,and if terday. Ho was the Farm er-Laboritc ing tho second q uarter It has been ment. It will make the streets more the house and olTcr to buy fruit. At Bonds numbered 31 to ‘45 to ma­ “ I enn see the long lines of ships the harried owner of automobiles • c a n d id a te wnhtcver tlint menus) and fulling back nt nbout the same rate. beautiful nnd elim inate the ghnstlj/ lonst one Florida county has found bearing many of those boys back to does not nnswer the questions, or a t­ ture Ju ly 1st, 192G. Why was Inflation thus nipped in row of Imre poles. Eventually It is tho Riggly Wiggly system of help­ you. Hut nlso I can see the long, long tem pts to drive n car without the represented the U F u tle ttc wing of Bonds numbered 40 to 00 to ma­ r the party ns against the President tho bud? Presumably because its hoped to place tho electric trunk lines ing oneself so objectionable, th at it iines of ships bearing back the shat­ permission granted him, he m ust be ture July 1st, 1927, • H arding wing. Strnws show which existence was realized; this fact, In conduits both in the business sec­ has formed an association to prose­ tered rem nants of young American punished by fine or jail sentence. Bonds numbered 61 to 75 to ma­ •• way the wind blows. coupled with a lively memory of 1020, tion of the city nnd on some, of ’.he cute such offenders. This is a rath er manhood who had paid the supreme Thnt always follows, ns a m atter of ture July 1st, 1928. . * drastic remedy but It may prove ef­ .» —■ o—------- - ■ deterred business men from over- principal residential streetts. Bonds numbered 70 to 90 to ma­ price. I can see in the night those course. "The plan will prove of incstianiblo fective in checking n tendency which battlefields, scarred and littered, Pence In tho N ear E ast Is now expression. ture July 1st, 1929. “This new and vexatious regulation can hnvo t no defense. practically assured snys the lalcst where perhaps some of your sons was passed by the legislature on the Bonds numbered 91 to 105 to ma­ “ Among the timely warnings were benefit to the city of Orlando ns a "B ut we suppose nulomobllista all dispatches and this will be most re ­ tho Weekly Index, which is now whole nnd to the individual clitzcns looked up at a moon th at for them specious plea thnt it w as-necessary ture July 1st, 1930. freshing since It looks like wnr all available to over five million rend­ as well. It is to be ardently hoped over the world nre very much alike. Bonds numbered 100 to 120 to manever again was to rise. in order to protect automobile own­ ■ over again In the Near West. If we ers, the barometers of the various th at the property owners will co­ We saw ju s t the other day that the ture July 1st, 1931. "And the tragedy of it all is that ers from theft .although nothing np­ could get a few of the children quiet commercial service, the utterances operate with the U tilities nnd Hark growers near the summer resorts of Bonds numbered 121 to 135 to ma­ they wore sacrificed only because penrs in the procedure thnt w arrants a t one time there would be some of Mr. Hoover on the danger of in­ Comm inn ions to the fullest possible the northern states are having sim i­ ture Ju ly 1st, 1932. your fath ers nnd mine—with all their nn owner, in believing th at his auto­ chance pf letting the dove of pence flation, the efforts of the building extent, allowing the commissions to lar trouble#. Tourists help them ­ Bonds numbered 130 to 151 to ma­ skill at harnessing the lightning to mobile will be restored to hint by the selves to fru it, hop into their enrs flu tter around ngnin for a few min­ trades under the leadership of place the poles in the rear of thp nnd a re gone regardless of the pro­ make it do the work of men; with state thnt exacts this tribute, if it is ture July 1st, 1933. utes. Franklin Roosevelt to curb specula­ property and In the alleys. all their inventiveness expressed in The full faith and credit of the City ------------n-----------"To lay out n plan and make n pur­ tests of the indignant owner. The the magnificent pieces of mechanism stolen, or tnht he will lie reimbursed tion building, tho action of tho bank­ of Snnford, Florida, is irrevocably automobile is u wonderful machine, by the same authority. The E late Highway Hoard is In ers in iW -ournging loans for specula­ vey will require considerable work "Incidentally, it might be said, this pledged for the paym ent of the prin­ but it cun be adapted to the uses of toduy lightening the toil of man; session nt Tallahassee making plans tive building nnd in raising discount but agreem ents from the property with all their nbility in treatin g fine the crook as well as to those of the fee now being collected is not nn nn- cipal nnd in terest of said issue of • to put the new money Into circulation rates nt some of the Federal Reserve owners will hasten the work. It Is business enterprises—did not paj nunl tax laid upon the people, but bonds. honest nnd conscientious owner." and make it go ns for ns possible all Hunks. a splendid idea and will meet with enough heed to international rela­ the payment once provides for the The bonds hereby offered for sale ------------ o----------over the slate. There is one thing favor from the people, weare sure, tions to find some wny U > prevent "In short the price level anil the are excluded from nny limitation uf A GOOD MOTTO MUCH NEGLECT­ alleged safety of tho car ns long sure, though. The present plan will for OrlnttdoanH nre always eager to purchasing power of tho dollnr have wurs." bonded indebtedness prescribed by ns it remains in' the possession nnd take up certain roads and put them ED—SAFETY FIRST assist in any work which is for the And therefore, said Mr. linker, it ownership of tho present owner. the rh n rtcr of the City of Sanford, through without any delays ond our been roughly corrected nnd stabil­ best interests of tliier electric plant "This tax, for it is nothing less Florida. road through Sanford will lie one of ized by wisely heeding the threaten­ and their eity.” SevrrnI states have passed laws is up to the fathers of today to turn ing signs of the times. This authorized issue of bonds to Ik* I liem. ; requiring drivers of automobiles to their thoughts to the prevention of than that, will take approximately ---------- o------ -— war, nnd without childish partisan ­ fourteen thousand dollars <>ut of Dade; sold subject to the approving.opinion ; :----------------------- q-" " A t ptenfcnt Urn dnngrr is of un­ AUTO TOUKJ8TH AND* UAMUKHftlcoincjo n.Tulb.ftnp 1 Mississippi dipping vuls are being due caution or unw arranted pessim­ ........... Millroad gradix It is a strange emn- sh ip ,'b u t with’ 'nomirtrtunX'bt.TtJ- aft county and" for V o ' good“p tirp iT ^ th 31 of Joliq, C. TllPfnson, Xv bfi. fyrgUhed protected hy machine guns, says re­ ism. Some professional forecasters, m entary on the intelligence of our about to restore the faith of men.— nnyone can see nt this critical inu- by the City of Sanford, Florida. I'Toridn will try the new experi­ All bids m ust be accompanied by n port in tho daily papers. Well, we basing their predictions on mechan­ ment this w inter of the "nuto-leU " people, as well ns their regard for Jacksopville Journal. ment." ------------o ----------believe In system atic dipping for dif­ ical averages of p ast experience, ex­ for the Imirjst campers. It will he their personal safety, that sueli laws On the other hand, the Inw is not certified check for one nnd one-half ferent communities, but we do not pect a real slump in business. Hut on tho order of a hotel or large cen­ should !«' deemed necessary. without its champions, one of whom per cent of the amount of the bomb Ever RATES FOR FLORIDA. believe In forcing it nt the point of the underlying conditions Justify the tra l plnee where they i^nii board at since the automobile lias become a is Hon. IV. A. McKenzie, who was to be sold. guns. Our state has a much better opposite spirit. So far ns 1 can see, a nominal cost, there will be a garage eemmon mode of conveyance, the pa­ The right to reject any nnd all bids There is neither justice nor fuir- one of the most able members of the plan. W e 1will put it into force in the present outlook is for continued and everything for the com fort and pers have been filled with accounts of nexs in the refusal of the railroads to recent legislature, nnd who writes is reserved. the sections th at want it first and nee prosperity "spread out" over several convenience of the tourist camper. reckless fools rushing to their death | make their summer excursion rates the Tribune as follows: Proposals should be nddressed to how it operates before placing it years. Hut prosperity can l>o kept The tin can cam per may not like this in nn insane desire to beat the lnco- i><«<<l in both directions to Florida as "I note a short editorial in today’s J Forrest Lake, S. O. Chnse and C. J. everywhere. It has not proven s a t­ only by continued wisdom resulting line camp hotel that is planned hut motive to the crossing. There have well as from Florida. Tribune which says in substance: i M arshall, as the City Commission of isfactory in so u th . Florida where it in continued stability. The great un­ he will probably have to like it or been many other accidents of the same ‘that the ne waulnmobile a n ti-th e ft! the City of Sanford, Florida, and as Recent agitation of the unfairness was necessary to dip every fourteen derlying condition—our excessive lump it for the "nutn-lel" promises kind, not caused by recklessness, but bill will increase the trouble ntnl ex- Kx-OITieio Bond T rustees of the City of this policy of the railroads has re­ days in the hottest p art of tile sum ­ gold reserve— is still with us. If we to take the place of the nondescript by a lark of appreciation of the tre pense to ear-owners without m aterial of Sanford, Florida, at Sanford, Flornewed the demand on the part of nil mer. It is ull right to investigate "earm ark" the surplus ns Mr. Hoover] auto camp that in the past has liecn mentions chances taken. Many erossion. the people of Florida for a square benefit.* conditions before forcing Ibem on the suggests, nnd keep it out of harm ’s n menace to the man who wanted b r i n g s nre hidden hy buildings or shrub"Now I know that your paper al­ W ITNESS our hands ns the City way, inflation cun he avoided. De­ conduct himself properly ami to tb e ilu ry , anil others may be in ikvp cuts deal in this m atter. people. ways wishes to be fa ir in its editorial Commission of the City of Snnford, Unfortunately, the Florida Railroad comment, so I fear that the opera­ flation is likewise unnecessary. Only countryside that bad to put up with I which make the appronehing train inFlorida, and as ex-officio Bond Trus­ Commission has no authority to re­ tion of this Inw or sim ilar laws in foolish fntalisjic fears nre likely to The Herald wishes to tJinnu-nd the tees of the City of Sanford, Florida, the cam pers. The Tam pa Times in visible until it actually hits the road. action of the City Commissioners in halt business. We ought, with the an article on the “ Uses of the Auto­ To make such a crossing without first quire the railroads to give excursion other states has not been investigat­ nnd the seal of said City, this lGIh rates of any kind, even within the ed. I believe that you will find, up­ taking the people into their confi­ Iowa Unnkcrs Assoraition, in their mobile" says: day of July, A. I). 1923. insuring ones self th at no train is stutc. Hut for this situation, the dence before taking any action on big recent resolution favoring slnhilizn on Investigation, that a sim ilar law near, is indeed recklessness. No train FORREST LAKE, "There is one feature* connected Commission would uiulobiitedly com­ Improvements in the city. It is ul- lion, to keep "opposed to inflation in Michigan reduced thefts during the S. O. CHASE, goes through the country without with the grow ing use of the autom o­ pel proper recognition of this state. fir:-t year of its operation about 50 wsys u good plan to talk over im­ and deflation alike." C. J. MARSHALL, making a noise th at ran be heard for bile, which has not been largely com­ The members of the Com mission are "My own guess Is th at the rest n provements with the people lie fore As the City Commismented on, but is nevertholes an evil a long distance. A stop of n minute uf the same opinion as tho general Ipec cent and resulted in about 50 per putting any plans Into motion. There the year will see good steady husi Ice*' of the cant actually stolen being or two iXould assure a driver of safes r.ion of the City of which dem ands correction. The nu/o public—th at tho advertising of excur­ is always a divergence of jepinion on ness with a gradual advance in prices , . . .. . recovered—th ere fo re a net saving of Sanford, Florida, und >r the reverse, nnd he could act nc- sion has had the effect of largely inereivj. rates from H onda to ( alifornm, - r , , , all subjects but the m ajority of the ngain." . . . . . 75 iter rent of tho loss. Moreover, I coriring to his knowledge. ns Ex-Officio Bond ing the num ber of our w inter visitors. without the simultaneous advertising . . . .............. , ,t. , ,, „ , people arc usually right and since it , , ,, , . i thin!: you will find th at theft insurT rustees of the City We have made them welcome, estab ­ That a law should be deemed nec­ of similar rates from f aliforn a atu » , , . , BEAUTIFYING CITIES. Is their money the eonunissioners are of Snnford, Florida. lishing camping places equipped with essary to eliminate the awful slaugh­ other sections of the country to a nre rates in stated where this Inw spending they should have a voice in has been in operation have been re­ A ttest: all the accessories of comfort and ter th at is constantly going on at the Florida, is rank discrimination. Tho zoning system of Sanford has the m atter. We arc all a component duced m aterially—about 30 per cent L. R. H1IILIHS, (SEAL) convep ience, for, which wo have made railroad crossings, is illustrative of p art of the commercial life of the attracted the attention of many other Gocvornor Hardee has expresred or mon.. |f our law will accomplish City Clerk of the City of only nominal charges, and in many the fact that people m ust be guarded city and wo ran work together much cities nnd they nre nil looking to­ Ins hearty co-operation in nny effort t|, things- in Florida—UnH it Snnford, Florida. from tho ronsequenees of their own better than by pulling apart and con­ ward the boitcrm cnt^iif the cities in coses none nt all. folly. The ideal methods of course, "Vl!1 V ,\V . * t v ! , W ‘,rt-h‘‘ .'v(,r,h tho nmall expense and , 7-17-24-91; 8-7-4tc ‘‘C andor coni|>c!s us to sny that stan tly stirrin g up something that the wny of Improving the appearance wrong. He has w ritten Vance trouble It entails? The automobile would l>e to eliminate the grade cross they have not always shown an nponly makes a mountain out nf n mule of the streets. Cities startin g to U . Helm, of this city, who recently (dealers from almost every part of the hill. And the Herald will never lay grow are always confronted with preirfutiun of the pleasures which we ing altogether, and th a t will probab­ brought the subject freshly to public state were enlhusiatsic about the ly be done in the course of time, hut a straw in the way of public improve­ many problems about ju st where cer- hove provided for them. In some few attention, th at he has been doing ull passage of this Inw and it was en­ ments In the city or county th at seem tulu lines of business can l>e built cara*s they have shown ~a distressing at present the expense is too prohibi­ he could along the same line ond his dorsed by the Florida League of Mu­ CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 go Ad and th at will help the city or No one wants to retard the grow th carelessness about keeping the camps tive to he considered. Some substi­ belief "th a t with united effort on the nicipalities nt it's m eeting in Miami South,Hound of no county. of the city but they also want to get in. clean nnd snnitnt*,y condition. ,tute. must be, hud .and we know . . . I,art of all of us wo can secure for early in the year. When Alabama and t t e r one than the general inculrn- FlorilU that rocotrnilion (0 whIch ,t Departs Arrive the best results in city plunnlng nnd •mine few—we are glad they nre not U i ii n .. f . . b l . . .« .. n t t L ., . 1 Georgia pass sim ilar laws, it will be No. 2:40 a.m. 83 .:......... 2:30 a.m. HIGH ’ BUILDING COSTS DELAY have beautiful cities ns well as com­ num erous—seem to have adopted forjt»on of extreme caution at the rail i« entitled." almost impossible to dispose of n No. 8:40 a.m. 27_____ mercial centers. There should bo n th eir motto, "A fter us the deluge’ road crossing, HOTEL CONSTRUCTION. . It appears to the Tribune th a t the stolen car because no title can be and have no regard for th e disorderly No. 2:45 p.m. The railroad# have put out numer89........... 2:25 p.m. place for business, n place for whole­ concerte8 action of the state press in The fact that the hotel proposition sale centers, n place for factories, and unclean condition In which they ou. poster# counseling the public t o 'thl, mnUcr would br|njr rvliu,u . Wc given with the car when sold. nAil No. 7:10 p.m. 85...► ----- 0:55 p.m. the one dollar fee is good for the is being delayed beenuse of the high etc. And when it comes to a ques­ leave the camp. This is not fa ir to "Cross Crossing# Cautiously," pro- j l h#t cvcry newspaper in Northbound • cost of labor and m aterial Is not out tion of whether nn undesirable busi­ thuso who come a fte r them , nor i# v.ng th at they nre os much inter- JFlorida o,a*n up u fight to secure life of the car under one ownership. Departs "I would be glad to havo you in­ A rrive ,! of line with plana being adopted nil ness place should be allowed In the it courteous to the citizens who pro­ or ted as the general public in putting these excursion rates. vestigate the. working of this law or No. 2:03 a.m. 82...... — 1 :4H a.in. j^over the United Stales to help bring residence section the people who have vide these accommodations fo r them. an end to the numerous accidents at n sim ilar law in Michigan, Indiana, No. The railroads have "no case." JThey 12:05 p.m. 84 —LL..: 11:45 a.m. Mabout a more fairjn/td settled copdi purchased property In th at section Some cities, sowing this lack of ap grade crossings. The Milton Gazette 80 ..... . 3:42 p.m. '' 3:52 p.m.} ution in the construction line. If tho should have something to say nbout p red atio n have closed th eir tourist recently treated the subject In this con not successfifly defend their Colorado and Murylnnd. Other states, No, among them being North. Carolina, No. present position. 28. 10:00 p.ln. ’ " " pA dair Realty and T ru st Company can whether their homes are to be ruined camps, while ottiers have made mod­ common sense way: have passed such a law, but the iVilby Brooch They can not offer a logical reason nave from fifty to eighty thousand <ir not by tho appearance of un u n ­ erate charges fo r keeping them In “ It would be very hard, wc imagine above are the ones th at occur to me ’ " " ArriV»," rt| Departs why excursion rates should be offered dollars in the construction of the desirable building. It all comes back condition. HerhupM the fact th a t few to convince an intelligent ju ry th at at the pres^ntr 7:30 a.m. xNo: 100___ LL Lakeland Terraco by waiting a few to the city planning idea that will be people make a lengthy stay In any tho railroad company is responsible one way and not tho other way. "Automobile th eft had become xNo. 24..J.___ ’- < 3:25 p.mThey can not present a legitim ate months they can not be blamed very taken up in every city in Florida. uno camp ninkca them careless. when a train hits an automobile. The such a menace th at in spite of the xNo. 25--------- 1:30 p.m. much. However, every effort is go­ Tho Orlando Sentinel says: ‘‘Usually the tou :i»t flits from one engineer cannot reasonably be expect­ argum ent why people should be in­ fact th at theft insurance rates were xNo. 101.......... 5:50p.m. duced to go from Florida to Califor­ ing to bo made to got this company " It is planned by the Orlando U til­ place to another, ap p aren tly aim ing ed to stop the train every time he to a ta rt operations on the building ity Commission and the Hark Com­ to sec as much of F'Jorida as possible reaches a place where the tracka cross nia and not from California to Flor­ becoming almost prohibitive, insur­ it I-eeaburg Branch ance companies waro seriously con­ Just a# soon as possible and for which mission, although the plan originated in n limited time. ,Thc velvet high­ a highway or to slow down to a speed ida. D e p a rts A rrive they have the plana, have lot tho con­ wit hMessra. H arry L. Herman npd w ays of the state a re filled with auto­ which would make stopping In time AH th at Florida asqs is a square sidering discontinuing sdeh' insur­ xNo. 157------3:65 p.m. tra c t and have paid fo r tho lot and J. F. Ange, and M anager Moffatt of mobiles from d ay lig h t till dark, and possible when ho sees an automobile deal. The press of the state, backed ance altogether."—Tampa Tribune. No. 9 U ......2:45 p.m. ---------- ------------or# ready to da business when the tho Utilities Commission, to under­ this brings up a grievance of which on his right-of-way. All he can be by all tho commercial organizations, xNo. 158....... .... 6:30 am . The best housewives In Sanford are proper economic condition pros«nU take the removal of the electric light th e fru it grow ers ha f t to complain. expected to do is to blow his whistle, m ust get together on this point. No. 22._____ 7:10 p» furnishing the salad for the supper rftsclf. , If a delegation can do any- pole# from the streets and place them I t seems but a little thing for nn and he very seldo m fails to do that. It is perhaps too late to secure any Oviedo Branch Thursday a t Hazelton’s on Silver g h in g . th at will bring about early ac- in the re a r of individual's property. automobUist to seal# a^ g ro v e fence The moral responsibility for grade- definite or appreciable results this Lake. .A rriv e 93-2tp Yiqn, tho on# l u r i n g today fo r At"Uy doing this the City of Orlando and help him self to a few oranges or crossing accidents 'in all common sum m er—but wo can s ta rt now to *No. 12S.......... 7:45 p.m .’ f a h ti will undoubtedly get results.— will annually save (30,000 in lo st cu r­ g ra p e fru it, but when i t- in repeated sense rests squarely upon highway g et them for next summer,—Tampa xNo. 127______ ’ The Herald delivered six times a Iak#lam1 Star-ToU grsm . N ' rent caused from wire contact with m any times a day it becomes a nuis- travelers. They have been warned re- Tribune week for 15c, * —Daily, except Sunday. : *■> at t t « r iH m M t r m d <k«. H w i H n « ( l 4 la * . te r ' TRAIN SCHEDULE �w JU L Y 17,1923 ;*’W ■ >er (>miM Be Grown In TM* B tate Party Goe* to Panam a and m — 7t : P.id Not Qo F ar Enough In Defending ,tho Pontiff's Claim of Tomp'oraf Power. Cardinal Bellnnnino, Italian car­ dinal and controversialist, whose body was removed recently front the Church of tho Qesu in Home, where it had been buried for more titan 300 years, for reinterment in tho church of St. Ignatius, had the double merit with the court of Home of support­ ing Iter temporal power and spir­ itual supremacy to tthp utmost, and of strenuously opposing tho reform* i n l a n d .for a number of years no eminent divine among tho reformera failed t/i make llcllarmino's ar­ guments a particular subject of refutation. His maxima on the right of pontiffs to depose princes caused his attitude on tho temporal power of tho popes to be condemned, at J ’aria. On Uio other hand it did not satisfy the court of Home, heenuss it asserted, not a direct, but an indi­ rect, power of tho popes in temporal matters. This reservation so offend­ ed Sixtus V Hint ho placed llcllar­ mino's work, “A Body of Contro­ versy,” among the list of prohibited books. Bellamiino was made a cardinal because of his learning. At tho. elec­ tions of Leo XT and Paul V he was thought of for tho pontificate, and might have been chosen had ho not been a Jesuit. Ho was a nephew of Pope Mnrcellus II. I r I ij _>f*ersonal Prescribed For JRu&sw'sMU; Medical A id Saved Millions BOOK THAT OFFENDED POPE .to to to to to to to to to W ashington County: H as a fa ll­ ing w ater ca ta ra c t 75 Je o t high; a TALLAHASSpE, July 17— Experand employee of this b^nk wants to KNOW freak of n atu re in an unusual geolog­ irprnU In Florida haviqg «» their pureach depositor. ical form ation. Splendid cam ping sites m m tho growing of rubber trees for nearby. — the commercial production of rubber Calhoun County: Tho Dead Lakes; „,ay be benefitted by steps being talclarg est ap iary In the w orld;; immense fn by tfco United S tates departm ent more than handing your, deposit in at the shndc tobacco plantations. of agriculture towards the InvestlgaLeon County: S ta te cap ital; F lor­ tipn o (the rubber Industry In other Receiving TeflersV wip<Jow» it means good , ida S tate College for Women, said to countries. ‘‘ " ' , be one of the fin est women’s schools H. Hi, Bennett, !of the federal bu­ in the southern sta te s; agricultural reau of soils has been: assigned to ac­ service combined. college for colored; home anil grave company » ' party being sen t by tho ' ■: ' 1' ia l . ** ■* . 4» 'Vl« «\ $. 9 * t' i, of Prince M urat, nephew of Napoleon bepaftment of Commerce and A gri­ May we have your Checking Account tho G reat; estates of Marquis dc L a­ culture to Investigate Rubber produc­ fay ette; n atu ral bridge, state park tion and the possibilities fo r rubber and g et to know you? and bnttlefieid; Meridian stone from growing In C entral America. Tho which all survoys arc reckoned. party will sail for Panam a July 25. SL Johns Cqunty: Scene of the The Bureau of Soils has a represen­ first perm anent white settlem ent In tative with another p arty th a t will ; the United S tates a t SL Augustine. investigate the rubber industry in the House there over th ree hundreds years Amason region of Brasil. It is prob­ A COMMUNITY BU ILD ER old. S treets aro like those In Span­ able that another man from this bu­ ish (towns may be seen. F o rt San reau will be sent l g t c t with a p arty F. P. FORSTER, P resident I). F . W UITNBR, C ashier Marco, with its dungeon fashioned a f­ to. investigate the possibilities of this te r those in prisons of the dark Industry in tho Philippines. ages. Effort* arc nw being made In cer­ Volusia County: Ormond, tho homo tain quarters o f this state to Initiate ■■■■■■■■■>■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ of John b . Rockefeller. Daytona, with m■ U experiments in the production of rub­ * , - +>r* r- t .* •.-*► 4 f k- ■+ W - 1 1 J t * 4 the m o st beautiful beach in tho world, ber. The suggestion has been made DR, ltl-TNUY RKBUWKE3 where many automobile speed records that a practical man be put In charge [ f Good BuilcfincJs .D eserve Good Hardware J of experiments. According to an a r­ •TIow’s Oio patient th is m orning, typhus his proncrTptton called fo r have been broken by drivers who pil­ S I" I II I II I a ■ te ll 700,000 am pules .of neo-aalvarstn. oted th eir enrs over tho beach a t the Joel" oc' ticle that will appear in the next When she w as dying with cholera ra te of more thnn two miles n min­ "Bettor, thank you. I’ve given quarterly report of the agricultural __S 30,000 pounds of quinine and and smallpox ho inoculated and ute. Location of the John D. Stetson department, Senator Duncan U. (700,000 pounds of cod liver oil. and vaccinated h e r eomo 16,000,000 University: Fletcher will U kc a hand in the rub­ * _ i t begins to look as if sho would pull times. . I t has been an expensive case. The Pinellas County: G reatest sponge through.” ber experiments. medicines and medical supplies, the WE'RE ALL IN THE CAMS Heroic treatm ent? Yes, b u t I t vaccines au d scrum s, thu surgical fishery an the American continent is was n very nick patient—the Rus­ instrum ents and tho bandages, tho located in this now w est coast county. sian bear. H enry Bceuwkes, M.D., bedding and hospital clothing, tho burc Bred Stock J * of the United S tates Army, was tho hot w a te r bottles, tho hypodermic Plan to moot your frlonds a t lin te lShould Be Raised doctor in charge of th e 1 case, tho noodles and all tho re st have run up same doctor who prescribed lo t to |7,ti00,000, and th a t bill was paid tern’s on Cilver 1-ake Thursday a fte r­ By Florida Farmers General Pershing of the A. E. F., and by tho U nited S tates Government, noon—good supper and fine bathing. Boasia w as tho h ard er p atien t of which tu rn ed over $4,000,000 w orth • H3-2tp the two. Federal D epartm ent of A griculture of surplus A rm y medical supplies I t Is alm ost two years now th a t fo r R ussian relief, and b y tho Makes Statem ent. Dr. Becuwkcs has been sittin g a t her American Red Cross, which con­ LATEST ItOAl) INFORMATION bedside, m inistering to h er w ants trib u ted $3,000,000. B ut since Dr. <nr T » f A sso c ia te d P r r a a ) an d studying her m any diseases. As Bceuwkes took tho case tho Russian. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 17.— chief of the Medical Division of the Commissnr of H ealth says Itint there Furnished Daily by Florida Automo­ bile Association. American Relief Adm inistration; has been a decroaso of 83 per cent Emphasis is plnccd upon the advis­ D r. Becuwkcs has piled on R ussia’s in tho num ber o f typhus caaes re­ IS FINISHED THROUGHOUT WITH ability of farm ers’ raising pure-bred bed 470,000 blankets, 570,000 sheets, ported throughout R ussia and of 75 The road from fit. Petersburg stock ns n solution to th eir feeding 155,000 pillow and m attress covers, per cent In re cu rre n t typhus, white m ost or them plainly m arked cholera cases havo shown a q even north, via C learw ater, T am pa/ (ta k ­ problems in a statem ent released by . CORBIN’S HARDWARE .TJ'fllllllllllllllllllllll Ifill IIII1It'll IIIIIIIIIIIIH'.’? United States. Army o r American g re ater failin g off. ing .State Road Wo. 2 nt Tam pa) O r­ the federal departm ent of agriculture Red Cross. Ho has used 890,000 B ut w ith all tho medical a tte n ­ lando,. Fust is, Leesburg, Ocala, f i r s t Friend—Hello, Lilli! Wlmt are (or publication today. The statem ent, towels and 90,000 pairs of slippers tion sho has had, Russia m ight not you doing these days? Furnished by Gainesville, High Springs. Fort which is on record here, sums up tho fo r Russia while h er recovery wns have been well on tho way tow ard .. Second Frlem l—Well, lUlit now, I’m White, Lake City through to Valdos­ in doubt, and 86,000 times ho has complete convalescence if h er diet results of questionnaire sent to near­ Completely outfitted one of h er new­ had not been carefully looked after. ta and Mncon, is in very good condi­ ly five hundred practical stockmen, going to help a guy to do a lilfln born sons o r daughters from safety Tho Am erican Relief A dm lnlstraJ tion, unpaved portions Improving profiteering. who described their most serious pin to socks. c* tlon has fe d h er aomo 7)00,000 ton* First Friend—Yuli don't menu to tell feeding problems and bow they were tne that you nre piutM i nthig In Hint H e h as bathed tier w ith two and n of nourishing Am erican food w hite daily accnunl cessation of vnlns. State Ruud No. 4, from Minml to h a lf million pounds o f soap. Ho has Dr. Becuwkcs w as prescribing fo r meeting them. highway robbery? fum igated h er w ith 800,000 pounds her. Now th a t she is stronger th« tho Georgin-Florida line, via West To the question, ."Do you find liveSecond Friend—Yep! I'm going to of sulphur; bo has bandaged her Doctor is planning to discontinue him Palm Reach, Daytona, St. Augustine itock of improved breeding make pay my landlord bin rent. w ith 8,000.000 gauso bondages, and visits. Colonel Ilaskcll, tho d irected greater gains or produce more than dosed h er w ith 877 different kinds o f tho R ussian U n it of tho AmcrW and Jacksonville to Wnycroxs—good. i o f medicine. H ia w as no homeo­ can Relief A dm inistration, h a s alsri Road from W aycross to Macon and scrubs or common stock when fed in ..CROMWELL DESCENDANT DEAD. p a th ic treatm en t! 'It,to o k (forty, (ops decided th a t tho emergency has. account dryer weather. t i l »$ 1 1 1 <il I I'mi S¥t 4*ft i* -.i the same wnyT" thdre was almost 1 . --'.j ..-'I inlu u ujl i|t J itVlti /tltlill’M o f chloroform and other, 67 tons o f 'passed an d W s adVisdd th e Ch W aycross Chamber of Commerce unanimous agreem ent on the better m an o f thp A>R. A., H ~* ca sto r on, fifteen tons o f aspirin and “ M r. K ennelh lender Cromwell PHONE NO. 8 wires: "Roads to Macon good .via thirty -o n e tons o f boric acid. When Hoover, th a t ha wU) pud results obtained in feeding improved P re sto lt of Arlmrlielil court, llorkAtiWWDTCBtAUO*, 1 j o L worst ^nlbnmW.'BBuv «jgsgga& Almn, Douglass, etc.” livestock. Most replies gave specific Hhire, who has died, aged forty........................................................................... I l l ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Mncon Chamber of Commerce figures on the extent of superiority seven. wus lineally descended from The F ort.L auderdale Sentinel soya MASONS PLAN BIG wires: “Roods good nil way vio as shown by financial returns. The O liver C rom well,” says the London Route A, Mncon, Athens, Anderson, D’MOl.AY BUILDING th at peanut promoters have bought figures varied widely w^th an average Tim es. “ T he last descendant of the superiority of 30.6 per cent for tho FOR GAINESVILLE Grccnvillo to Ashovillp." 32,00(1 acres of land in the Ever­ P ro tecto r iu tho male line, Oliver Augusta Motor Club wires: Best Imptovcd stock. In general, purebred glades. Brown ami Co., of Portland, Cropiwcll of Theobalds, died in route to Wa'shington: "W aycross »—r-rrrr stock excelled the grades and the GAINESVILLE, July 17,—Masons Me., have recently purchased n large Blackshcnr, Bristol, Surrency, Reeds1821. H ia only daughter, Elizabeth grades greatly, excelled scrubs. trac t in the southern p art of Puitn of Florida arc planning to build n ville, M atter, Millcn, Augusta, Co­ p liv erin , m arried Mr. T . A. Bussell Good Feed for Your Stock is Just as Essential Commenting on the • result, - live­ dorm itory at the University of F lor­ stock specialists in the departm ent of T h ru ito n sf court, H erfordshire, Beat'll county, and the price is mild to ida to bouse 300 members of the Or­ lumbia, Camden, Monroe, Rocking­ ■ to Their Health as Good Food is S of agriculture ift W ashington point and h er daughter, Elizabeth, m ar-,h av e been $430,000. The Sentinel, der of Do Molny according to G. El­ ham, fiouthill, W ashington.” ■ , "Tfoad No. 1, from Jacksonville to to Your health out laht improved stock is more like­ ried M r. P rescott s g ran d fath er. M r-|udding, Dint tho company will p ro h mer Wilbur, grand deputy for Flor­ ly to receive somewhat b etter feed P resco tt was nlso descended from nhly purchase more land in th at sec- ida of the Order of Do Molny. The Pensacola, via l^ikc City, Madison, No fc«.l I* a n y l i . t t . r th an t h . Iiutrrilii-at* th at nru |iut Into It. and tare, yet since good stock and th e founder of P rescott's batik, lie I tlon, adds that "n product of th e'b u ild in g will contain lodge rooms and Montlcello, Tallahassee, Quincy, Ma­ Moln.iii'H atnl A lfa lfa Mi*al w ill good feed and care go together so m arried in 1911 Kliz&beth M a rio n ,' Brown & Co., paper mills is an acid 1will la- erected at an estim ated cost rianna to Pensacola is in good condi­ rnv«r tip tho fa n lio o< m l* h ty tion a t the present time. As fa r west cotnmonly, the per cent given is about daughter of Sir John Shelley, ninth th a t is used in refilling peanut oil." of $125,060 which will bo subscribed poor a ra ln and m ak e It m o r s as la k e City, a distance of approxi­ what othera may expect when they baronet of Shobrooke Park, Devon, Tests made by tho company a t Belie by the 22,691 Masons in the state, p alatab le liu( It w ill NOT Im- • mately 05 miles, Is hnrd surfaced. prove II n q u ality , i improve their herds or flocks. While •nd leaves three daughters.” Glade dem onstrated th a t peanuts Mr. W ilbur stated. . Balance of road surfaced only In the result la c k s 'th e preciseness of Your on ly p rotection la to b a y grown in the muck soil of thu Everstrips, rem ainder being sand clay and frril miiilfl by m a n u fa c tu r e r s scientific worjc, it hna- a s a \»#ckThe Iierald delivered six tim es a glndes yield more oil than peanuts in passablo condition at all times. whom, rep u tation la b u ilt up o n gmund theqircrnge .of twenty, years’ The Dally Herald, 15c pcs week. week for tbc. grown anywhere else. «M»4 --4 * p4*••>** **■*• Quullty KeedH. hark ed by th e Montgomery Chamber of Com experience a t nearly 600 ir .practical liuuraiitce Of y o u r dealer. "YOUIl TV merco wires: “ Road from hero to livestock owners, gorier farm condi­ « i *n i :y h a c k i f y o u a h h Meridian ra th e r rough, but nowise NOT BATIMKlKD." tions. The jfiguro girpn ia strikingly / U i B l W U A Q 's ' , AW, *TUAT%' D Uerr^lt iT H A V E fA ^ hazardous.” similar to tl^at pf .40,4 ppr..cent,i >ob*' T a lk o v e r y ou r feed problem s t A’ LUCKY^WlU, BUS* I R N A M E »W AS f , . .•DOLLAR FD R . Jackson Chamber of Commerce, w ith u*. tained by the departm ent .m ore-than t BUTCHER-BON'-/ IT R E , U E IC T T IM E .You w a it , s o m e w / ~ ±y,.- y "■* * Jackson, Miss., wires: "Roads JackfjVOUR a year ago na shoeing, the superior J r ‘ W E tS U R E ' son-Moridian rough but passablo in you BereusTfe^]YOU'LL'PACK A BIG* utility of pur^-bred aver ppmmon > B R O U G H T N bO j | I good weather. Jncksoit-Shroveport AtTD ivl CASE T H E /a B ET OVJ A VlORSE stock from q general farm point of} • w o M E r n V ' *1 (good via Vicksburg and Plncblff, A r­ WORSE SWOULD Atl' SOMEBODY WILL .frs & t-T b L -D V o U l view. A hdUthcrn hog grow er states BACOW/#BUS’ kansas." Wiki THIS WILL*-* PLA S^ AU ICE-CAP® ICBOiirfVfeSTfeRDAVthat his purebred swine make*,SO per LET ME*OWM, W E L P BUY r r e > FF.E D «hA V »C PA IN A N D F t P T i i.i 7 F P S ■ o m H im AU' W E fa ’'cent better grqw th than scrubs on h F N B 'DOLLAR RELIEVE!} RHEUMATISM. WAV TH A T a r o u u d w r m the same feed and care. PHONE 5 B 9 - M Y P T L E A V E . f t ^ ^ S T .S 4 N F 0 f ? D H A STOP RIGUT IliTW' w rr/P W M 3 6 ME I w o u ld u t be . "1 con simply say th at Foley Kid­ ATtekl SPOT. ■— ibrft i ■ ■ ......... , I ' ' 7 ■' ’ “• n J jM « M E T V -s r exactly ’ ney" Pills gave me relief from rh eu ­ F O R .A W E E K , 30 WITNEBSBS .CALLED l i i i i i i i i i H i m i m H i M i i i i i i H i i i i i i n i M i i i i i i i i i GAM BUUG matic painn, and have not used sup­ * V l\L L \V bU 7 IN BASED ON t . — ■ ........'■ ■ . 7 * 4 . ' —-■* -•. ' ports for tho last six weeks (had to FLOGGING O F WOMEN use tw o). the b*st proof you con F M i.•'* hove that Foley Kidney Pills aro ef­ I ; LUMBERTON, Miss., July 17.—More .-Vat fective la this, th a t since they cleared titan 20 witnesses hayc, been sum ­ niy system of uric acid, have bcoq en ­ moned for the trial of Jake I-aWaon, tirely free of pain and depression," John Hcdgpeth and Jule Rrogden, w rites J. W. H unter, Los Angeles, due to s ta rt here today on a charge Calif. Backache,. Rheum atic P alnsr o, fbuglsry find kidnaping arising out E xtends to O rlando nnd D aytona as well as th e hundreds of Dull Headaches and tired feeling arc °( the flagging of two wumen of quickly relieved by Foley Kidney I ( ^ s * bottle* we jput out in Sanford pypry day Proc^erviUe last April. Eayh side has Pills. Sold everywhere.—Adv. Wrapged (or qq imposing array of • . . . >•< counsel and prodietlqns wcrc made at NO HOY. OB.GIRI/SHOULD ELDER SPRINGS WATER the court hoqse Monday th a t tile QUIT SCHOOL FOfR LACK FUNDS trial woultf of ,U>e longest and iJ v i * ’ . ’' ■ t hardest fo u g h t in the history of Rob­ TAMPA, Ju ly JT-— No boy or gtri on account o l its p u rity Is fnqt bocomlng th e (Iriuktpjj w a(?r eson county courts. The women, Mrs. In Florida should quit school froip .t a ^ i fo r C entral Florida. I t is nlsp recommended for use In h a tH*ry W atson and Mrs. H attie Purgis, lack of funds until he has communi­ were taken oqt one night by a band teries. If you n re nob drinking E lder S prings W ater n o w cated w ith local men who hqve the o( men, and flogged. They said they give it a trial. adm inistering of the Florida Educa­ V* t / wrr*;told th a t tbclc abductors did not ■uA; tion Loan Corporation fund lit hand, like th eir conduce ____ ^ ___ according to a sto ry puhRshcd here. A m an‘ giving the name of H. L. PHONE 311—WE’LL DELIVER J. A. T urner, of btia city, is president T sllisfcrro recently was arrested in of the organisation whose m em ber­ connection with charges of attem p t­ Vt ship i> comprised of state R otariana ing to interfere in the case. bent on aiding worthy boys and girls In finishing th e |r education. They plan There nre other T ran sfers; but to raise $100,000 for th a t purpose. npnt( wlth SERVICE fo r th eir middle b s T B R ' c a s h e s ' uO o M J f a w e * SERVICE TRANS­ Th*. Herald for first clau Job work. 3 d i :~np* — — FER. Phone 498. ' 88-tfc m r T k e A M * fM ln l I ’r f M ) C The IHiTeston-BnKkAtey The. TRY A HERALD WANT AD f Sanford feed 8 S u p p l y Co. » Our Service �v s - ,< TT ,r >tm T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1923 ------------------. . . . v a i i a i | n SA VE £± SPEND « \ s a v e ! No. 5 WHAT ' THIS BANK DOES F O R YOU! 4 ii !S This Bank is a good collector, too. It brings money to you on out-of-town checks; and it takes your demand for money due to you in distent cities, jj i: has that demand presented in the favor of 9your draft,' and brings the money back to you. If a draft or check is lost in the mail, you merely jj M • 0 L . ask for a dunlicate. m ail rnhherv hnlH-nn of o f roitip R ank messenger wmMvnur monev is being returned it does not bother von. •« duplicate, but if there is aa mail robbery or or hold-up some Bank The loss and trouble will go. to this Bank, and in turn io the insurance Company. ____________ * . » *,« * • \l . • ' » *# ’ 1• g a Is il B A N K ... STRENGTH- i DK CrAALIM A C C D A D T 0 V I U r .ir llK I.Y -PROGRESS out, third to first, Deitcr out, pitcher to pitcher, I^vc out, pitcher to first. to f ir s t DeLand.— Richardson doubled, and BASE BALL DeLand.—Forsllng singled, Elisey Ilohdc walked, Thompson safe on field FOOT RALL filed out to first, Ilodgdcn singled, i t 's choice to third, which failed, crllU ilU lT l v l U 1 V /lllL / BASKET BALL Douglas struck out, Itichnrdson singl­ or on third throw ing to second and ed, scoring Forsling, Rohde out, sec­ Richardson came home for the win­ It. L. SH IPP, Editor TRAP SHOOTING Sanford came to DeLand with the ond to first.. ning run. The Bcorc: nvowed intentions of taking home the DeLand Tenth inning—Sanford. McCall bacon yesterday. The game lasted . . . . , , _ , , , , *Ji f t Ha ftn Pu Ha AB R II A 1*0 K fifteon'Tnnlngs and so the bacon for J cd ^ t o second, Crocker singled. Dempsey May Meet What Lloyd Says spoiled, and DeLand won by ? !'cncer._flic,d ° U.1 to cehtcr f,cl(,> *Mc' Fosling, 2b. ........ 5 1 1 3 7 Firpo November 1st About Last Week’s Sanford Kllzcy, cf................ 2 0 0 0 n m argin of two to one. The game Lucas struck out. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS DeLand.—Thompson out, pitcher to Ilodgdcn, lb ........... 0 0 1 1G was the most exciting tlmt has keen Kiwanis-Rotc Game NEW YORK, July 17.—The heavy, first, H arris out, pitcher to first, Douglnss, If........... 0 0 0 2 played on the Stetson field in a great Florida S tate League weight boxing outlook took nn unex­ Richardson, p...... .. fi 1 0 1 0 numbers of years, passing the Fourth Smith out, pitcher to first. (By Secretary Lloyd ) pected turn late yesterday when Pro­ Orlamlo 4, St. Pcto 2. Rohde, 3b............... 5 0 2 4 Eleventh inning—Sanford. Em. Mc­ of July gnmc in every departm ent. We ployed and conquered. It was moter Tex Rickard announced a def­ * Pa Hi Ps p i Pi Pi Hx Ha Ha Daytona 2, Tam pa 0. a fine gnnio and each player is deserv­ Sanford’s run came in the first inning, Call out, pitcher to first, Iltve singled, Thompson, e.......... 5 0 . • inite proposal to, atngo a title match Lakeland 3, llrndcntown 4. ing of special mention. The proceeds rnused by n single and n double* re­ Ammons singled, Rive out trying .to H arris, ss............... 5 0 A nother good picture tonight. between Jack Dempsey, the champion, we will use for building a new club sulting in the one lone mnrker. De- make home on Ammon’s single, pitch­ xSmith, r f ............... 5 0 and Luis Angel Firpo, in the cnpltal National League . Land scored i ntho ninth and fifteenth. er to catcher, Henderson safe o n .^xbopez, c f........ — 4 fl House for the Klwnnli Club. Boy Stew art, Mnrjorie I)nw, John­ of the latter's native Argentine, Due­ Chicago 7-1, Now York 4-3. The run in the ninth was the one short's fielder's choice, Amnions out ::Pitched from tw elfth, Ovcrlin, Lane, Rauincl and Steele nie Walker and Wallace Beery in ttos Aires, about November 1. St. Louln 13, Philadelphia 7. earned run for DeLand resulted from second. xxReplaced Ellzey in sixth. have already signed contracts with a Firpo, keenly anxious to fight for "The Sage Brush T rail.” Pittaburgh 4, Brooklyn H. DeLand.—Forsling out, third to I Sanford team nt Rnnd's Siding and will hold e. doulde steal and a passed hall from the highest of fistic honors before his Cincinnati-Hoston, rain. third to second. Fielding work was first. Lopez filed out to right field,' down their respective positions. H arry AB It II It) E Here's n big rcd-bloodctl picture countrymen, already has accepted Neel will manage tie* team. Their vciy fine and especially among the UoJ^dcn struck out. fi 0 0 fl Spencer, rf. tliatyoli'll revel in! Rickard's term s. Jack Kearns, the ti­ outfielders of DeLand, Douglass and American l.cnguc brilliant team-work has won them this Twelfth inning—Sanford. McCall 0 I Mel.ucns, 2b. 1 tle holder's m anager, discussed .de­ I.opez making several brilliant catch­ New York 0-11, Cleveland 0-7. •I distinetion. * filed out to second, Crocker safe on McCall, Em., 3b 1 1 A sweeping, romantic melodrama tails of the proposition with llicknrd es. Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3. •I third baseman's error, Spencer filed Riee, c........ 0 0 thnt carries you out to the open spac­ “ King of Sw at" Lake will he n reg­ lor «n hour yesterday afternoon and Itichnrdson, pitching for the DeW ashington 4, Detroit 2. out to center field, Mel.ucns flied out ir. 0 4 Ammons, p, ular oil the team, t'enterfielder Con­ o f the cm! of the conference told the es of the West. I.andjtes, held the Sanford team and to second. Bunion 1, St. Louis 4. p.i Henderson, lh ........ 7 fi 1 nelly said he wasn't going to run nfpiom ntcr Ids answer would be ready bis team m ates allowed no foolishness fi 0 r » See the hard-rillin', two-gunned ter balls thnt they knotted over his DeLand—Douglnss out, third to Deitcr, Ss.......... by Wednesday. on buses. Richardson was relieved in Southern Association 5 fi 0 sheriff in this story. 2o head and left the game early. Pilcher first. Smith struck out, Rohde flied McCall, Ed., cf. llicknrd said his plan to take the the twelfth. Amnions, the expoctorBirmingham 2, A tlanta 3. n o 0 (I Betts, If................... 2 Dumas was not present and said that out to center fielder. fight out of this country was prom pt­ ator, allowed but five bits during the New Orleans 5, Mobile 3. 0 1 Also round 2 (I four of "Tiie Leather when the boys got a little practice If........... 4 MexCrockor, Thirteenth inning—Sanford, ed by two reasons—Firpo's desire to whole fifteen innings for DeLand. Little Hock 2, Memphis 3. Pushers.” xlieplnced B etts in sixth. thnt lie would (day with them. Call out, pitcher to first, Rive flied] I return into his native country for the Ammoili fu rth er got four hits out of Chattanooga 0, Nashville 4. Rail ami Sharon, the two players Two bnse hitn_ Richardson,, Riyc,,, \ bout and enthusiastic repot tM from the • six trips to thmpJnUw -hi..~ ...m, out (o Thomj^iyn^ And (hi honor guests •tonight will Triim Pumpkin Center, will mft enter Henderson flied o u t' tu‘ .•er.uV' f i J l , ^ Am,n',n’': hitA 'Wf'WchWdsohV eighty ' prom oter's agents ns to the possildlInning by Inning IIOW TIIKY STAND Lopez making a wonderful catch. | ° ^ Smith, th ree; o ff Ammons, five; (ties of financial success in the "Paris I1’" Kmmutt M,ml ,,ml famil>' an'1 wH1 lh® W»f t,,i9 > 'ar* They are First inning—Sanford. Spencer I see this western drama without cost working on a patent "fly catcher” and Iiit by pitched ball, Richardson one; of South America.” DeLand.—Thompson out second to Florida S tale League 'to them, tiie treat being on Osborn©. when completed they will take rank struck nut, McLucns struck out, McAmmons one; struck out by Richardfirst, Harris hit by pitched ball, H ar­ llicknrd has had representatives in Won Lost Pet. with the big leaguers. The iut< her Call singled. Reeve doubling bringI son, nine; by Ammons, twelve; walk­ ris out, catcher to second on steal, the Argentine for some time looking Rradcntown ........ 111 7 .090 Tomorrow—Milton Sills, John Bow­ icsemhlcH a ten-(|iinrt pail. mg in the lone scon* for Sanford, ed by Itichnrdson, one, by Ammons Smith flied out to first. Orlando ....... 15 s .052 over the ground, but just afte r Firpo's ers ami M argnuerite lie Iai Matte in Brownlee, (lilton, (iardiner and Rive caught stealing third. two; earned runs, Del.and, one, San­ Fourteenth inning—Sanford. Deit­ ford one; inning pitcher, Smith. St. Petersburg 11 III .521 knockout victory over Jess Willard nt a Thomas II. luce production, "W hat Deane showed class in the field. They DeLand—Forsling struck out, F.llLakeland .5(1(1 Moyle's Thirty Acres a few days ago, a Wife Learned” with added a ttra c ­ saiil they could do better on tiie plow­ y.ey struck out, Ilodgdcn singled,. cr out. pitcher to first, McCall out II 11 Umpire, Page of DeLand. Time of short to fit: t , Crocker singled, Hen­ game 3 hours.—DeLand News. 11 .375 lie intimated that lie- had ahnndoned tions too. Daytona 15 ed ground as they played the past Douglass out, third to first. derson flied out to left field. (1 .2151 the project in South America because Tampa .................... two years at Crimes Center ami for Second inning—Sanford, Ammons of the prnhnhlu risk involved. How­ No b etter bathing In the county the next game we are arranging to STOPPED HIS PAINS out, second to first, Henderson out, • DeLand. -Forsling out, pitcher to ever, he received caldeti advices yes­ National Longue fhst, Lopez out, short in. fir.*t. Iloilirthan at Silver l^tkc Thursday afterwill inake them feel at home. We "I was suffering with a severe cold, pitcher to first, Delter filed out terday t but helped „lo alter his mind, 'den singled, Douglnss filed out-to left noon. * 93-2tp Won Lost P it. play on West F irst S treet as that is pitcher. headache anil pains in my iiliilomcn,” one of them fii.m Juan lloms, a pers­ _____________ ___ ___ New York ..... .051 onal agent, saying that a fight he- writes .1. B. Dring, Nl'Wpott, II. I. about the nearest we have to what i D< Land.— Richardson struck out, field. 54 29 I' ifti eiith inning.—Sanford. Spoil(J. W. I.nwton, Bracelet Watch Ex•IK 311 .1115 twoeii Firpo and either Dempsey or "A fter taking Foley's Honey mid Hu y require. Cincinnati Rohde out. pitcher to first, Thompson ccr out, third to first, Mcl.urun safe pert, 215 South Grunge, Orlando, Fin. Rnffrlil says the next time 4H .11(1(1 Hurry Wills .negro . i.nt.ii.ler, would Tar Pittsburgh 32 conjunction with Foley Call, safe on pitcher s error, H arris struck on error of pitcher, McCall flied nut 4 21 He 45 Chicago .. .533 draw more than two million pesos, attic Tablets I was entirely relieved! pitcher tries to bit hint ho is going ti out. 39 41 Brooklyn .513 about $800,(100, in tIn* Argentine eapi- of my cuhl mul puins." Coughs* re- i I*1 him do it and see limv far the ball 39 Third inning—Sun ford.'. McCall, suiting from Bronchitis, Asthma, will Isiuntl. Muinva will appear in city 8t. Louis ............ 42 412 .500 tnl. Ed., struck out, Belts out, second to nBBBEnBUBBRBBRBBUBailBRaailKna IBBI Whooping court next m eeting to have the dis­ Ilo s tllll.................. 5(1 Hay Fever, Croup ami 23 .291 l i nt , Spencer hit by pitched ball, ait third .2H8 Cough r.ro quickly relieved with Fol­ tance between second mul Philadelphia 23 57 The largest shortened. That Is his reason for not hponcer caught off first Mill run w Giants and Cubs * ey's Honey and Tur. N reaching home on time. * [down,.flint to second. selling cough medicine in thy world. American League Divide Double-header Soli! everywhere— Adv. C arter said that not a single ItotarDeLand.— Forsling walked, Ellzey att * « Won Lost Pet. iu i knocked a hall in his field and we! cut, pitcher to first, Forsling out, n 3(1 New York 2(1 .11K3 M t.'EW YORK, July 17.—New York say they had good, sense. ' To knock, stealing home, Smith flied out to rj 15 39 • Cleveland .53(1 LOW TIDES ON BEACH. 1923 and the Chicago Nationals divided n a il over bis head Would bo some job. short. Kt. Louis 41 4(1 .500 m double-header hero ygytcrdny, t|iu Fourth inning—Sanford, McLucns He is going to le drum m ajor nt the .491 in 41 Philadelphia Forenoon mid afternoon tides occur Cubs winning the first game, 7 to 4 nut, catcher to first, K. McCall struck .188 39 41 Detroit at approxim ately the sumo hour and next gnmc. ‘‘1, am i tiie (limits the second 3 to 1. Jlutchinsoli plays’ the game well and out. Rive out, short to first. ..471 Ii I Chicago .......... 37 -II minute. DcI.and.—Ilodgdcn struck out, W ashington ......... 31 •111 .425 Dili e June Oct we ju st bet th a t when he was forty July Aug. Sept PHILADELPHIA, July 17. — St. 1 4:05 Richardson years of age that he was a Jam-up Dougl ass struck out, Boston .................... 29 .382 17 0:28 (1 :1 1 4:31 5:33 Louis pounced on (llazner for seven <1 4:65 7 :3H player. As for the S ecretary—he is grounded out to first. 0:11 7:20 5:20 tuns in tlu< second inning yesterday, 3 5:47 F ifth inning—-Sanford. Ammons 8:37| not going In tell you how tunny offers 0:02 8:17 7:11 GROWERS TAKE defeating I’MIudrlphiu 13 to 7. 8:00 9:2! 9:311 he has had to ploy on tho big league singled, Henderson flied out to first. 4 0:43 7:01 ANOTHER ONE Deitcr safe on pitcher's error, McCall 5 7:24 7:50 0:00 10:11 10:32 team s—as a peanut seller. BROOKLYN, July 17.Brooklyn ev­ 0 8f!7 8:51- 9:57 11:08 11:20 Anyway didn't w> have fun? They walked, Deitcr out ru trh er to serum!, LAKELAND, July 17.—Assisted by ened the series with the Pirates yes­ 7 9:07 * 0:44 10:52 11:41 11:51 say the real players, F red Ball', Cus- Betts struck out. mmio breaks, llrmlentowii look tiie terday by hunrh'iig five lilts, two 8 9:57 10:38 11:44 12:17 12: til well, DcCottes, F ort, Jinkins, Lang­ DrLund.—Rohde safe on first hnsttin t game of t h e series from Lake­ passes mul uu error off.three pitchers 9 10:44 11:30 11:50 1:08 1:38 ley, Lawton, Mohley, M arshall, Me- rhnn's erro r, Thompson filed to catch­ land yesterday 5 to 4. The score: in tin- third inning for seven runs, 10 11:30 11:50 12:12 2:28 Cnslin, Moughton, Moore, McKinnon, er, Hurris struck out, Smith out sec1:51 Hrndentown 220 film 010—5 winning by 8 to 4. 3:18 McKay, Scott, Smith, Thompson, Wil­ uml to first. 11 12:10 12:24 1:31 2:47 lak ela n d ..................... 101 000 110—4 Sixth Inning—Sanford, Spencer 3:35 4:09 son mnl WuIhihu will be used next 1:10 2:13 Like Putting: Your Car on Exhibition When 12 1:00 t * struck out, McLutfiu singled, but was gmue ns there was no real danger of 5:00 3:04 4:24 1 :M > 13 3(40 Washington 'Fakes Rif? ST. PETERSBURG, July 17.—In caught steling second, catcher to ur losing uml they were not pressed 6:57 5.18 2:38 14 2:20 8:51 You Advertise it in the scrappiest game of the seuson O r­ End of Pitching Rattle 15 2:55 8:15 4:40 0:14 (5:59 into service. Tolur had Chief Wil- short, Em McCall out, pitcher to first. lando defeated St. Pete here yester­ DeLand.—F orsling struck out. Ell* 8:02 liam.i out for Ids protection but did 7:18 10 3:34 4:00 9v32 day 4 to**2. Umpire T urner was the DETROIT, July 17.—Zarhary bud 17 4:21 0:30 9:03 not need his services. Wo understand i:vy filed out to right field,; Ilodgdcn •1:51 8:22 object oft'the w rath of •several local the better of Onus* iu a pitchers' b at• 18 5:0S out, pitcher to first.5:18 7:34 9:25 10:00 there will be another game Friday. m fans, w lot' tonk^xcvplioii to many of Ur yesterday uud Washington defeat* 19 (1:02 0:47 Seventh Inning—Sanford. Rive sufe 8:40 10:25 10:50 his decisions, imd whited outside (hit ed Detroit, 4 to 2. or first baseman’s error, Ammons is 20 7:02 7:51 0:43 11:21 11:45 SPEAKER'S HIT SMASHES park for. him after the game. Orlando B 8:57 10;54 11:57 12:07 PITCHER BUSH'S HAND safe on fielder's choice, pitcher to 21 7:34 a tJ • ' i i f r l pluyera surrounded him and escorted second, Henderson singled, Dieter CHICAGO, July 17.—Ted Blanken* 22 8:32 12:53 0:59 11:43 12:3! him from the park. Score: ship's passes, coupled with nn error 23 9:30 11:01 11:53 1:37 1:1§ CLEVELAND; July 17— A lino flied to second, Ed, McCall struck out. a ; ,j | l, (X)0 Orlando . 000 J)00 310—4 by McClellan, en abled Philadelphia to 24 10:28 11:50 12:47 Del-and—iDougluog out, second to 2:19 drive off Tris Speaker’s bat hit 2:01 : The classified advertising columns of tho Daily 2:50 Pitcher Jou Mush on th e left hand in first, Richardson struck out, Ilohdc Bt. I'cto ................. . 000 000 002—2 defeat Chicago 4 to 3 yesterday. ■ 25 11:20 12:07 1:37 2:42 Q.04 3:29 the fifth inning of yesterday's game, out, third to f i r s t Herald i« the greatest Automobile Sale and Ex, 3:21 1:02 20 12:24 4:00 forcing him to quit. - The hand was TAM PA, July 17.—Chapman pitch­ CLEVELAND, July 17— Cleveland 27 1:18 3:55 Eighth, Inning—Sanford, Crocker 1:53 3:04 ehango agency in the city. H undreds of bargains B B 4:43 split and bleeding and an exam ina­ on third basem an's error, Sponccr out ed good hull here yesterday, particul­ mul New York again split a double* 28 2:10 4:32 2 : : 1 8:44 are offered daily by dealers and owners. H un­ 5:22 tion showed th at the forefinger was pltrher to first, McLueas safe on fa il-1 arly in the pinches, and the Islanders header yesterday, Cleveland taking 29 2:50 4:20. 5:10 3:20 dreds of buyers find th e cars they w ant a t pric­ 0:09 broken. took the first game of the aeries 2 to the first (1 to U and New York' the SO 3:40 4:08 ure of ficlder'a choice, Em. McCall 5:01/ 5:52 es they can afford. * * 0:50 scoond f l to t • out, pitcher to first, Itlve struck out. 31 4:49 6:52 0. The score: . Dc|*and— Tliompsop out, pitcher Why do we uo 75 per re n t of the D aytona _____ ___-... 100 001 0 0 0 -2 To buy, sell cr exchange an automobile, use the ST. LOUIS, July 17.—Long dis­ F irst Q uarter Full Muon Last Q uarter long distune© hauling of Scminolo to fikst, H arris out, pitcher to first. Tam pa ..........1 ...... 000 000 000—0 Classified Columns of the Dally Herald. county? The answer is, because we tance hitting enabled St. Louis to de­ June 21 June 28 Smith struck o u t. do it right, at the rig h t price.— Ju ly 27 Ninth in n in g - Sanford. Ammons A re y*u mo ring 7 Cjdl 498 fo r a feat Boston 4 to 1 here yesterday. July 20 QUICK SKlW TCr TRANSFER. doubled second and stealing third was Aug. 20 QUICK .SERVICE TR A N SFER, and Tobin hit a home nip in the fifth in* Aug. 19 Phone 408. . ' 83-tfc caught, second to third, Henderson1 Sept. 21 Scjit. 17 have it dope right. ♦ 83-tfc tting. GOLF ROWLING TENNIS ROXING- BASE BALL NEWS HI Hi -WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS----------------- ------------S E R V I C E • SANFORD-DELAND GAME IN DETAIL FOR THE MOVIE FAN s ■ The Daily Herald I* 7 BBRBRBBBB ib r r r b r r b r r « * bbrbrrrbbrrrbrbbbrbrrbrbrri \ ’* V v ' 1- » - A v , i 3 �' i’ i ' ' f ***** * * ** .............■ 1 ~ >.. ., tU a t '3 THE. w ar h u s ic ■■■■■ j ' , TH E SANFORD DAILY H ER A LD , TUESDAY, JU L Y 17, 1923 , - , , - -— - -| I ||>||*»W ■■' . -- 1-r . P A CE F IV E , - -«— risiu-.i: m i \y ypa-C9l|Wtvt 0iwv>jkojor_DoittTOcpticANi_________ >fc yR atslrig If ____________ Ig « 1 1' i 5" |""'-r"V'..! 11-*t " *7*'* x --------- ----------------------1---w eNe . B N J IN K S . f v s * * Fo o l f t Q o g s t »o *J f»> TOOl-'SVA EVMN W M £iy' \ l H ftO P o o h d H e b e m f t D o f e S f t f e E . - w h o 's _ . ------------ p = 3 Y P if tS l H * < T ° N O U *SKE.C>1 M E PsH D t TOV.O Nfti'. / T H f tr p . c f r | For quick results try a want ad. FOR SALE—D oiier and Gays' paint* FOR SALK—One lot celery Iwards, FOR RENT—Cottage, J. Musson. Dl-Ctp between 10 nnd J2 thousand feet, and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty Cat Flowers Floral Designs entire lot $70.18) if taken at once.— FOR RENT—Good celery land.—E. \ Ml I r e o f Anpllrntlna f o r Ta* Off* Works; Sanford agents. 183-tfc ICHELLE MAINES I ' m t r r N r r l lla o n .US o f « h * H e a r r a l Victor Check’R F arm , French Avenue. F . Lane. 92-3tp Annual and Ornam ental Plants N ln lu lra o f Ih r S l a l r o f I'ln rM a . Noileo la herohy alvon Hint F. I*. LAW YER FOR SALK— New bungalow, reason________________________ 1M'" lp FO It RENT—3 or 4 furnished house- Wimdrtiff, purchaser of Tax CortlOi’nlo 814 M yrtle Are.------------Phono 260-W No. foo. tinted the &th tiny of .lone A. —C ourt House keeping rooms, 2 first floor, 2 up­ It. |'tIt. able term s.— K. F. Lone. 02-:Up FOR SALK—One big gentle horse, Itna llltcl aalit pertinent* In one-horse wagon nnd harness.—Mil stairs; 3 bde rooms, running w ater, my t»fflee. nntl hit. made ttiiplleiti Inti for Tax Deed It, Inane In neeordanrn 03-Ctji gus nnd lights. Rent risusonubie. 312 wlllt law*. Kit Id FO lf SALK—Rhode Island eggs for ler's Bakery. rerlHIeate ernltrarea U2-2tp the futlowlmr tleaerlhetl property nltsetting, Ifi eggs fo r $1.00. Mrs. FOR SALK—0 room house, furnished, E ast F ifth St, SANFORD MACHINE n.vtetl In Seminole County, l-'Ittrl«li». tnEllsworth, R cardall Avcnuo, San­ W. J. THIGPEN one paved street, nice corner lot. FURNI SHED ROOMS FOR RENT— wlt: Meg. .V>.S2 cits. N nnd 33.61 rha. COMPANY W. of Si: See. ?. Twp. SO S. It. ford. 83-tfp Knsy term s.—E. F, I.nne. D3-3tp Rooms equipped for light hnuso- Sit v:. run S. I.SS eha. W. I9H eha. N, General Mnchine and Boiler Real Estate FOR SALK—5 Pointer pups, No, 1 FOR SALE—Good celery fnrin. — K. keeping, electric lights, gas for cook- *lJ^ h a. * ,,* • s V ^ N . *7 d*eV. W orks FIR E, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE stock. See Vick H aw kins, 110 Snn. lo.m eha K. 7.1 lit*. H. lo eha, F. Lane. 93-3tp Ing, running w ater, pleasantly locut- mCylinder G rinding SS eha. K w ly. t o l i r a . ford Ave. CM fc T il K q Y.D RELIABLE, the Snn ford e<L abundance of shade trees keeps { ' re *.l l Theanlil land helna a«*****d Phone 62--------- Sanford, Florida Kyss Examined Glaasea Designed FOR SALK— No. 817 W est F irst ST. ui the date of the Issuance of such Building & I.onn. Buy a few shnres place cool. All conveniences of a i eerllllcate In the name of Hanford W a­ homo. See Mrs. Smith, 300 French ter Works Co. t ’nlras aahl cerllflrate A ttractive term s. Address owner. Henry McLaulin, Jr., and save a hit*of money.—A. P. Con­ shall lie redeemed lo law '0J*5tp Tax lleml will IssuencciirtllnK Box 782, Daytona, Fin. GD-tfc nelly, Secy. H3-fitc Avenue. l hereon on th*> Opt. D. I5lh >lny ,.r July A. D. ISIS. '—Modern bungalow^ five O FFE R EXTRAORDINARY W IT N E S S m y o fficial sln iin tiffe am i Optician-Optometrist rooms nnd sleeping porch, $30.00.— s e l l t h l a t h e J S t h d a y o f J u n e A. D. One now five room hoyso with bath, WANTED 111 E ast F irst S treet Sanford, Fla. L. A. Rena ml, Sanford Heights. Phone 1s r: At.) 1 K. A. no tto t.A ss. full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ PURELY Clerk Circuit Court, 03-4 tp WANTED—BOYS TO SELL TH E 1SC-W. CUPIED. Seminole County. Florida, W. S. Leak J. II. Coiclough SANFORD HERALD ON T HE tly: A. M WEEKS. 1). C. . PR IC E 6-IJ.JC.7-3.1ll-17-H.eic. .. FOUND STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD $3,000.00-------------- Term s to suit you PROFESSIONAL : * Leak & Coiclough CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS FOUND— Florida license tag. Own­ I n f ' l r r u l t f n n r l . T lh J m l l c l n l f l r c u l l , A REAL I1ARGAIN INSURANCE In m o l f o r S r m l n o l r C o u n t ) , TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A er enn have same upon identifica­ A. P. CONNELLY & SONS PI m Mn. Fire^—Life—Auto Cards of Sanford's Reput- ** FEW HOURS WORK. SE E LOUIS tion and paying for ml. Call nt H er­ O il I I E I t O F I’ t l l l J r A T I O M . No. 3 F irst Nnt'l Bank llltlg* Annex able Prufessional Men, each h T h o m a s E n u m t W ilso n , C o m iilsln a n t. SH IPP AT TH E HERALD OFFICE. ald office. 07-tfc VN. FLORIDA FOR SA LE—Good mule, cheap, if o f whom. In his chosen proM SANFORD \ dh-tf H i - r m n n D. K o t t c r a n il M a r y J . K e l l e r , taken nt, once.—E. F. Kneserinnn, Ii I h w l l u . a m i F a r m e r s A* M e r c h a n t * fe a a lo D the Herald recom- W WANTEI)—On small 2-ucru farm, H an k of M ilan. M ic h ig a n , MISCELLANEOUS ; l*2*(ltp mends to the people. ht» fa An Pa ha M M M lu Luke Monroe, D efendant*. good trucker. P refer single man. T E l»F F L O R I D A . ft* FOR SA L E ^-H nrisotfSlxrH '22 model, WILL IIUILD YOU A HOME if yon CS TO A U N T Y O F S E M I N O L E . Address XXX Herald office. 00-Ctp i l u r n m n Ii. K f l l f r ntul Mi»r> .». excellent mechanical condition, looks have a thousand saved up.—Meisch w ife, am i F a r m e r * A M erWAS’T I'I* All round 1st class mu- Realty Co. nnd runs like now. Owner will sell nt 93-Gtc iK- heal lnel*r . HIlls a n k o f M ilan. M ic h ig a n : cliantc at L ittle Dixie G arage, co r­ It a m i c a r l it k f r o m t h e a f f i d a v i t o r bargain on good term s. Have anoth­ T h u m a a E m m e t W i l s o n t h e r«M l> l»lnner Orlando am! Oviedo rends. HO-Gtp er car anil need the money. Call at lil Ut** I4'!»*»v« unit 111*F1**ill ti k*I> George A. DeCottes Cold drinks and ice cream on sale mill t h a t th e a b o v e n a m e d di-fem lanl* a ro | Dixie Motor Company, 113 Park A ve­ A ttorney-nt-Law l’’OK KENT Thursday afternoon at Silver la k e . tl„l r e s i d e n t * o f t h e S t a l e o f F l o r i d a . m id D ia l I h e l r ................... r e s i d e n c e I* to : nue for dem onstration if interested. Over Seminole County Bank/ ,l)3-2tp M ila n . S l a t e o f M i c h i g a n , n n d t h a t d-l)2-6tp; w -!01-ltp FOR RENT—Convenient larg e un­ ('Inssiried Ads 1r a word. No m | 9ANF011D -t- -:- -:- FLORIDA t in - r e I h n o l ie r s o t l In t h e S l n t e nf furnished rooms for housekeeping. l-'lorlda. lh>- s e r v i c e of a * u h |i o e n n ut>Ad taken fur less than 2.'tr. ** ; Ft)R SALK—Good paying business, GOVERNOR PARDONS EDITOR ■iii w h o m w o u l d h i n d s a i d d e f e n d a n t * Rent reasonable. 205 Onk Avenue. Ami positively mi Classified M (lint will net you a good profit. MAGEE IN TWO CONVICTIONS ol.cr liee if t h tehr a to f s atihde md e af ennd d ut nh ta*t aItr e Is o vhei*r G: lH-lmo-p Ads rharged lo anyone. Cash ** [Good business location, nnd first class t h e n a r of t w e n t y - o n e y e a r * . FRED R. WILSON You a r e T h e r e f o r e O rd e re d t o n p p e a r must nrrumpnny all orders. equipment. Apply B. P. care Herald FOR RENT—One room, connecting SANTA ’FE, N ..M., July lTGovert h i s h i ll of c o m p l a i n t on M onday. bath, 211 E. Second St. UO-tfc Conn I the wonts and remit ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ...... uK U st 6 t h . A. t ' . It*-’)- t h e s a m e h e ­ office. 03-Gtp iior Hinkle yesterday afternoon is­ A lm ; a R u l e D a y o f t h l a ' o u r t . F irst National Bank Building •arordingly. It l» F u r t h e r O r d e r e d . Doit O*'* FOR SALK—Essex touring, good con­ NICE RESIDENCE LOTS—Reason­ sued pardons to CnrI 0. Magee, editor ............. h e p u h l l s l l e d f o r f o u r . - o n s e r u SANFORD FLORIDA able in price, very easiest terms. of tin* New Mexico S tate Tribune, Jt ve w e e k * III t h e S a n f o r d l l e r a l d . a dition, good buy. Hudson SuperI j I t Ki Xi K| m u Q In Sanford. 1 six touring fino shape, new tires, Will inetense in value. On newly pav­ convicted on the charge of criminal n e w s p a p e r p u h l l a h e d S e m in o le F o u n t)'. F lo rid a. ed streets.—Meisch Realty Co., A. P. lihel of Chief Justice Parker,of the $100.00. Term s. Chandler 7-pnssenvv . sEr .Ss Sn E re r.. h u m *l a s s . C l e r k o f W InT N A. ........... ELTON J. MOUGHTON FOR SALE t>.bO:c iBt|ite supreme court and of contempt s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t n o d III* se n ! of s a i d g er touring, now tires, completely Connelly, Agent. C o u r t , t h i s Sud d a y o f JutI). A 1• :U J 3 . E. A. D O l'O l.A S S . FARMERS— lu u ran gst seed b«d overhauled. B argain. Sre Mr. Mc­ FOR RENT—6 room house, corner of of the eighth judicial d istrict court. . u i - a I . i ARCHITECT C lerk C ircu it C ourt. 7th St. and Myrtle Ave.—Dr. H, C. from *' and IrrigaUon plugs at tha Bride nt the Park Avenue Gnrnge. Room 7. Miller llldg. S em inole C o u n ty . F lo rid a. The Daily Herald, 15c nor week. Ii2-3tp 100-tie T -J-IO -IT -It-JI-k tc SANFORD -sFLORIDA Sanford Novelty Works. 1)3-3tc Noble. STEWART The Florist BUSINESS DIRECTORY Tod can find the nam e of every lire Buarlneaa Man in Sanford in this Column •ach day. _ (Quick Service Transfer Storage F acilities V* please you, tell o th ers; If not, tell ns. Phone 498 | SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Y. C. COLLER, Prop. |General Shop and Mill Work JNTRACTOR and BUILDER klT Commercial S treet—^anford, FIs. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY F1RK-------- AUTO---------BON 1)8 S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder IIANFOKI) • !- FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons tta la b lla fc r d ISON lint Palate, Loans and lnsuranre | l’honr 18 104-8 Magnolia A re. CLASSIFIED E ADS .............. . ^ ............. ................................................... ' ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ‘ t 1 ■ T ■ ± ♦ 2 n 1 ame You majrhave the best merchandise in the World, but it isn ’^t going1to sell very fast unless you present your story convincingly to as many purchasers as you can reach. The 10,666 readers of the Herald represent the greatest audience of buyers in Sanford. Each year they spend tens of millions of dollars on the necessities and luxuries o f life. To place your advertising message in the columns of the Herald is like placing your show window where an army of 10,000 consumers pass daily. . “But who is to prepare my advertising announcements?” you may ask. The Advertising Service Department of The Herald is at Your Disposal — * ______ _____________________ ______________________ — --------------------- . ■- , ' - - 1 -------------- ' K ---------------- ------- ------ " ' ' ........................ '■ ' These specialists will hdlo tell y o u r sto rv in an a ttra ctiv e, dignified, pow erful m anner. They will su b m it fo r your approval a slnglo advertisem ent o r a complete cam paign, also m any Ideas th a t’have proven successful In other . ■ 9 cities. Fall buying is about to s t a r t I f you w an t a big increase in sales over la st year, telephone 148 now fo r th e H erald rep resen tativ e to call. � 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. 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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 17, 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/4cc81180da53207c53bf9f57ee4fabf6.pdf 0214b0f5a752ef9e7f058710c81d4e14 PDF Text Text ■ ■’ S’ m ■ ':1 .A ' —*™ iiiii . ■* ib li .• - 1 . * ‘J r»« » IN THE HEART OP THE W O RLD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IV . SANFORO, FLORIDA. MONDAY, JULY 16, 1923 NUMBER 92 HOTARY CLUB EAST COAST CANAL HOLDINGS . . . . . . . . . . SOLD AT AUCTION DEFI , i UN t u i t E a t e E PROCEEDINGS O f KIWANIS : m l ini Looks Lik£ New Deal to TJake Over Canal for Di­ land Waterway ,/• WILL PLAY BALL GAMR FRIDAY 'AFTER­ NOON FRENCH PREMIER’S ADDRESS ■it' l t NEXT i t •rv *' - * .v W AS NOT INTENDED AS A tnr T»» S n n rlitH I'r fu ) TAMPA, July 10.—The canal’s land K, Perry is tho special master and C. R E P L Y TO RECENT REP­ The Sanford Rotary CUib had a fine franchise, wharves, machinery and M. Cooper, Chiirles P. and J. J. G. ARATION SPEECH Cooper are the solicitors for the com- meeting today at the Hotel Valdes other holdings of the Florida Coast with much business transacted and plainanta. A deposit of ( 10,000 is re­ Line Transportation and Canal Com­ call red o f bidders as an evidence of much pleasure and recreation. Presi­ dent Knight called the bunch to^cthor pany, owners of canal along tho east good faith. coast extending through counties of ’ Tho meaning of this action is promptly at T2i30 and Will CatpenMade and an Explanation Was No. 4 in St. Lucie County Not ter asked the divine blessing on tho Duvnl, St. Johns, Flagler, Volusia, not known here. Recently there lins concourse. After singing Will Car­ Made In OfHcinl Circles Projrrcsflinjr According to nrevnrd, SL I.ucit-, Palm Reach nnd! *°we talk of the cnnnl company's penter hrought up tho matter o f tnk-. Today Agreement * • —■ . Dado to headwaters of Rlscayne Ray franchise nnd holdings changing hands ing care o f a family that needed it near Miami are to be sold at public the business being reorganized lllr TBe UtnelalM Trout and the dull promptly voted a cer­ And Getting Better Ev­ (Hr TfcP *«<Kl»tfd P r t « ) Nat’l Canncrs and Nat’ l auction at tho court house in St. Auwith n view''to Improvement of the LONDON. July 16— Premier TALLAHASSEE, FIb., July lfl— tain sum fo r thoir immediate heeds. ery Day Says Grapefruit Canners gustinc, September 3rd, according to waterways and tho oporutlon of a line After sbmo other business had been Baldwin nnnnunced in the House By adjournment for lunch the High­ a legal advertisement being published. o f boats between Jacksonville nml Mi* transacted Hnrty Kent wns given the o f Comni»q* he would communi­ way Board had taken no definite ac­ Get Together McRae The action is n foreclnure and is un- ,!ro*' cate to the United States for its tion. Several delegate* from through­ gavel for fifteen minutes of enter­ derstood order for which dnted July! Tliore is also n movement on foot tainment and he stated that since information the draft nf hr reply out the state were on hand to make I It} T h r A h g o flN lftl he Is preparing to German rep­ WASHINGTON'“*Ju\y 1U—"or-’ in- 2nd hn,! Petered in the circuit court of to get tho Federal government to take Charley Itritt hnd some New York requests on the bonrd. Hugh Hale, TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 16— aration note. Baldwin’s state­ who was chairman of the house com­ ization o f ‘agrapefruit section of the |?.t iTohn* pount>’ ’‘,n corU,n «»v« r tho waterways along the east talent lust time he hnd gone far afield Conditions In Floridn convict camps ment wan made to J. Ramsay mittee that handled the Miller hill NationalCannersAssociation and Na- lh<,rc,n i»pnd,"K whore,n Rhodo I9*9"*' in:‘91 a" ‘l improve and operate it This mnl seemed a singer from London and nre being rapidly ndjusted to the new McDonald, leader of labor opposi­ last session of legislature, came with tionni Grapefruit nCnners Associa­ hospital trust company Is trustee." j however, is only in Its preliminary oho from New Englnnd nml he then order o f things brought nl*out by tion in reply to Istter’a question. Herando county delegation and said tion is' announced here following n .Tho meaning of the action is not un- stages, tho war department having ii traduced Mrs. Leake, Mrs. Lurilla abolishing the lash, it Wns stated by Reports have'noted unfavorably on the report of Aspenwall Tnknrh and Mrs. Frances ‘ Commissioner o f Agriculture McRae he would ask the highway depart­ confcroneo of canriern representing deistood it is said. ment'to take over the maintenance ninety-five per cent of canned grape­ been current the company wns to the district engineer that a survey of Aspcmvnll Woodruff the first soloists in charge of ndmlinstrntion o f conPARIS, July 15.— Premier Poinof the slate road between Ilrooksvillc fruit output of Floridn, Porto Rico. chnngc hand and that Improvement the project bo made,.but the proposl- ami the latter the accompanist. Mrs. viet laws. No special ropnrls ro- , carv’5 address at Senile yesterday and Tarpon Springs and part o f road Ralph Polk of Polk Company, Miami, would l»o made in lino of honts oper-ition has been re-opened by the de­ Tnknch and Mrs. Leake then favored reived detailing unusunl conditions, wn9 mere miration of French govNo. 3 north from Ilrooksvillc to Cit­ wns elected chnirmnn of the grape­ nted. Reported olso the state planned *pnrtment for presentation of addition- the assemblage with several solos and slnce the law bernme effective, he ernmenta policy and not intended aa rus county line. Senator Ethridge of fruit section, and Edmund Bushmore to force forfeiture of company’s con- nl data in the fall. and «•also sang n duet stated. Such conditions as neyd cor- ‘ toply to recent reparation .speech o f . . , igroups , i o n i . i «o > *f nsongs v i i a n ••••»« • • -»» > ' 111( 1 , •• twenty-seventh district, Judge Hell, o f Spanish American Fruit Company, |trnct ,'" t »"» nctin" was ever taken. At the time of its organization, tht?; nccompnnl.-.l by Mrs. Woodruff. These reeling indicated in tho regular re-1 Premier Baldwin of Great Britain, it state of Florida Is sn.d to have grant-; ,nr R(),oiglM ar(t ^ wd| ports arc given immediate attention. was explained in official circles here. representative In the assembly from New York, chairman, C. E. Street of are too facts of , . . , FORT PIERCE, July 10.—The cn- wl the canal company lnrge tracts The entire mldress with exception of DeSoto and R. E. Garner, commis­ Florida Grapefruit Canning Com­ known to need any compliments or n few paragraphs, was written before sioner of DeSoto, were members of pany, Bradentown, secretary. 'The m is, waterways, wharves and other land in addition to Its franchise. Man never seems so mortal or fume praise for they are known far and the British Premier spoke, it was delegation that enme in connection name men wore elected to similar o f - ; holdings nf the Floridn East Const Cnso fiiklc ns when you read the hemlwide ns the host in their class nml stated. ■with roads Nos. 2 and 18 between (ices in National Grapefruit Cannera nal ami Transportation Company,! WEST TALM BEACH, July 10.—J. their music is always appreciated by'lines in last year's newspaper tiles. owners o f the Inland canal extending It. McDonald, who has been engaged BiuJentown and Fort Pierce. Association. Hanford audiences. After tho songs; *-------------------------------nlong the rnst const through the eoun- for r.cveral months in the organiza­ SENLIS, (Vance, July Ji 15— Premier Hurry culled on H. lietter to C. Dultose, „ f„ w word*. tion of Duval, St. Johns, Flagler, Vo­ tion of u company to take over tho |nmw|| nfl Poincnro ve\rrdny proclaimed the TALLAHASSEE, Fin, July If,.— ' wn> on tho m French government’s unalterable de­ lutin, Brevard, St. Lucie, Palm Beach Ilorldn Coast Line Canal, sa.d Inst ^ p> p> Fo„ vter Members of the r.tate highway hoard ~ ..... ........ program. and to the headwaters of Hisenyno night llint the foreclosure xyns n procision resolutely to stand for the assembled here today to discuss work) lor this effort hut could not lie pres­ IJay in Dade, arc to lie sold at public ^ceding to dear the title preliminary ent und "Ham" while unprepured was , complete execution o f Versailles pear* to' be done by tho department under treaty with the German debt nt 132,uuctinn in St. Augustine on Septum- to ttansfi-t- of tho property to the com­ ready iu^he can always he depended provisions uf the Miller hill designat­ 1 000,()(l(l,t)M 0 gold mark* ns ugreed up­ her 3, according to a legnl ndvertisq- pany now organizing. ing loads upon which woik shall lie upoii/fo sny something good and lie ; If the title in made to pass exon by the allies nt the Isindon con­ mrnt in today’s irsuo o f the Fort roiKentratod, until completed. Rond* diyl. He complimented the singers nminntioii and the financing of the fidence, against any international ______ I Pierce.News-Tribune. 1 and 2, considered by many ns most -and then suid that he was given nn in­ OFFICIALS AM ) PHtMINRNT new company is successful, the trans­ ntmncial rommittee to replace tho reTWO WOODEN COACHES ON AN Tho action is n fnn-clnsun* mile, impoitant uf list designated. spiration today in the nttitude of CITIZENS LOOKING AT pnrntion commission. L TRAN TELEthe order being entered in the Ht. fer will be made in August. Tho plan KotariniiN toward giving to every _ 8TREKT8 - . • *HCOPKD**‘ •'.lohna-county-circuit-court July -2, ,<f financing- contemplates the reor­ good thing, that the club seemed to M. Poincare said Franco had finish­ TALLAHASSEE, ' Fla., July 16— ______ 1l»23, in the rase of the Rhode ganization of ii holding company for have two objectives, charity and the Construction work on the several unAbout twenty-five citizen# of Do- ed the making o f concession to Ger­ n ir Tiir AnaiM-inieit Pri-mi Iflnml Hospital Trust Company us the stock of a canal operating com­ Hoy ScoutH and like the Boy Scouts, | nn,| nro ||, ri. today on n junketing many. She wns'tired nf temporarisntiiihed road-building projects has NEW YORK, July 16— Twu wood. , tiuztco "o f and under the will of pany and n land development com they were always ready to do some 1^rjp |0„king over the streets and roads ing with that country. The premier's pioccedeii i nthe usual course, except for dHaya caused by excessive rainr on roarhrs of a rruwded elevated trnin fjeorge L. Bradley, deceased," Peter j pany good deed every day. Their, actions 1with the view of making ninny miles strongly worded mldress whilo care­ were telescoped and crushed injuring . fully icfrainfng from mentioning the of tlio pact two months, according to speak louder than words in carrying of new streets for that city. . seven passengers today wlicn it crash- ( speech o f Stanley Baldwin, the Brit­ a report of operations by the State I out the real idea of service and their Mayor Campbell, Earl Brown secre­ <-d into the rear of anVmpty subway! Highway Department since the last j service to the community was filled tary of the DcLnnd Commercial Club; ish prime minister, in the house o f train in tho Bronx. The collision ncmeeting of the board. The report, with good deeds o f every kind. Mr. Clayton Codrington, |-dltor o f the Do- common* last week, is Considered as luirc-il on tlie site of the Intor-I>orprepared by Chairman II. Hr Phillips, |IhiHose is a fluent speaker and al- Land News, and other prominent cit- Hie French government's preliminary, ougli parking yards where tho elevat­ was rubmitted nt the board's meet­ ways hns a message to bring to the jKvnB nn,| officials of Dc'Land are in answer to the British position with ed and subway tiains travel un an regard to the occupation of tho ing in-re today, tire first since the Rotariun# nnd his talk today wns an the party. Ruhr. " . • new legislative act designating Flor­ overhead structure. inspiration to all. President Knight They were tendered a dinner nt the ida roads to Ire finished before other thanked linrry Kent for his excellent Hotel Valdez nt noon by the pnving SMALL BLAZE TODAY woi k shall be undertaken. program and niso thanked the Indies contractors nnd taken over the street* DELINQUENT CKOITH One of the most important mntters IN COLLEGES FOUND TO for their fine musicnl program. o! tho eity this nfternoon where they N The fire department was called to to be passe on' at tho meeting wan will inspect the new nsplinit streets, FAVOR EASY LIFE I). L Thrasher called upon for a tliaV pertaining to projects already a file oil Cypress avenue today about Tampa Skyscrapers the old brlek streets and tho many report on the idea of giving (100 to INVOLVING SELECTION OF pUnncd for "by agreement" or by three o’clock. The blaze was fn the I I l f T i l r . i M a r l u l n l l'r e « a ) orphans nf the state said he hnd improvements being made here. UNITED STATES I oof o f n negro house and wns extin­ Bring City Into Class the EVANSTON, Ind., July 16— Too ‘■promise." It'devolved upon the DcLnnd is taking up nn extensive gone into the matter carefully nnd * SENATOR little sleep, too much playi not enough board to divide which conUMtued guished without much trouble and lit­ hoped the club would decide upon tho paving campaign that will make that By Itself in Florida study, too much leisure; |fast eating "agreement” and which "promise," tle dumnge. institutions most worthy and it was beautiful city ono of tho host paved and diversified thinking are furtors the new law providing that work al­ Twenty-Five Story Building To Be voted to lay aside this sum hnd the cities in tho state nnd bofore they let ready undertaken should not he inter­ tion o f Project 683, Sulphur Springs uny contracts they want to see whnt that devitalize students nnd nre re­ recipients would be chosen Inter. Erected Soon sponsible fo rthe “ delinquent groups" Bridge, in Hillsborough county. fered with. The challenge of the Klwnnis Club materials other cities nro using, get found in every university, nrronding "Advertisement for tho construc­ On I'rcHont Administration tut lo Only one piece of construction work TAMPA, July 16— This city, the to .play another game of hall was ac­ tho prices nml the results, etc., and t on report made public by I’m?. Delis !not progressing ns it should bo, tion o f the approaches to the Safety Whether IdiFollettc Shall metropolis of Suuth Folridn, has cepted and it wns decided to (day then go ahead. Chairman Phillips reported; that on Harbor bridge in Pinellas county wn-> ............ ■■ " ■ .......... • ton Thomas Howard of Northwestern Win or Not jumped into the skyscraper class and the game next Friday nnd the pro­ University. ' duly made hut NO leglar hid wns a section o f Road No. 4 in Lucie coun­ before many month* have passed will ceed# will go to the Woman's Club. Comptroller’s Office received. An ir.formnl bid by wire In Northwestern alone, out nf 1,­ ty. Tire report follow.*: in i T h r AwiM-lalnl l*rcd»> lie able lo bqnst of a 25 story niodorn It was also decided to meet with the 635 students in the college of libertl “ The canntrubtlon work on the wn.t received, liiit the same could not ST. PA U L July 16— Voter* of office building, according ■ Busy This Week to an­ joint arts, professor Howard hbn found a several unfinished projects has pro­ not be considered on account of itf Minnesota today i# writing a verdict nouncement this week by local and Chamber o f Commerco in a With Auto T it^s ‘delinquent group" o f 205 composed meeting of Kiwnnis, Rotary and ceeded in Use usual course, except de­ terms.. in unprecedented contest involving INorthern” bonding nnd investment Chamber of Commerce the last of "Advertisement wnn made and one the selection of n United States 9l’n* companies. of 166 men nnd 99 women. In other lays caused by the excessive rains And Also Investigating Hid* And words, he point*, out, 10 out of every of the past two months. Any detail­ bid received on July 5th, for the con­ olor in succornlon to the late Knute i Th(, G liding will l>e erectod at a the month. . I<cttlng Contract. 100 students do nbt "pass." Hut deed information as to any porject de­ struction of a marl surface on Proj. run 1» a v> r Ij... iU1,iv .-iclitiNl',rcn' ,n 1,520 P° " ,n!? • ,' rPci" rt*|coit raid to i>0 in the neighborhood ' • --------» inquenry doe* not necessarily imply aru marked ^uetei mined of % lJb0om nnd will itrict|y mod­ FLORIDA NEGROES NOT sired by the-board will bo furnished ect 589. Rond No. 6. Leo count),^ eight • I llr Tfcr S M n rls If d I ' m , ) ack of intelligence, ‘ tho professor miles. Contract* have been prepared j w,ielhor tj,0 , U pporter of Harding by the State High Engineer. TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. July 10­ OVERLOOKED IN EDUCATION ern and fireproof throughout. It will "Work on tho contract to the Maule and sent to the noard of County Coin: Bljm|njgt<,rt|on ,hall go to the aenste bo erected on one of tho city's most In addition to the rush incident to the found. "N o result of our study," tha Paving Company for the construction missioners for execution. or If tho stale sholl throw it* com­ valuable corners practically in the TALLAHASSEE, Fin., July 10— title certificate law, the nalomnhlle “ Ap advertisement was made and plete senatorial strength to I^FolNorthwestern professor writes, “ U ( l l » - T h r A « bim *Im I pi I I'r r a a t of a section of Road 4 in Rt. T.ucle III department o f the statu romptrollerV center of the business district, mnkFlorida’s educational «mborities arc office has Iwcn dealing with, the de­ more significant nnd interesting than NOT progressing at it should and ono bid received on July 10th for the lettte group. While thero nre three ing it an ideal office bzuilding. not overlooking the negroes of the partment head* niso arc busy investi­ the discovery' that the average In­ your advice and Instruction as to this construction o f Project 604, Road No. candidates, It is between Governor Plans for the building include run­ 5, Charlotte bounty, extending from Preus, Republican, and Harding ad­ state as the plans for improvements gating bids nnd letting contracts for telligence o f the aoTcalled delinquent matter will be. sought. ning Ico water In each offico, seven the Caloosahntehee river to the "The probationers," the investiga­ herent, and Magnues Johnson, Farm- elevators, complete lighting and heat­ in school* and school methods prog­ license tags and supplies. "Since ourlaat meeting, in accord­ Charlotte county line. No award has ress from day to day. Tho legislature tor reports, "devote more time as a er-Ijiborite, and follower of Senator ing plnnta and a thermo system of ance with instructions given me by A contract for liccnzo tags calling proyidrd nppropritions aggregating for an initial shipment of 176,000, whole, by their own confessions, to tnsil, I - have awarded and executed been made and this matter la submit­ U Follette that ihat real contest lies. cooling. ( 8,000 for summer schools ht the with enveopes to match, hns been athletlrs, social activities, outslda James Carley, state senator,.Demo­ contracts an follows: , ted for your consideration. Tho completion of this building will "The State Highway Engineer ha* State Agricultural and Mechanical awarded to nn Ohio firm ,nt a cost of work, leisure, than do tho freshmen; cratic choice 1* third candidate butt give the city one of the largest office "On June llth«~Contract with the submitted to mo a report a* to cer­ College, located^ here, for the year* approximately (18,000. less time to' sleep, campus activities, . . even ojoso political friends counted buildings in the south and according A. Bentley and Sons Company for the ., construction o f Federal Aid Porject tain projects with hi* recommenda­ him out of the roco Ixsfore the polls to those behind the proposition it will 1923-21. This Is an increase o f more A contract also hns been awarded meals, classes and studies." ,j tions as to the same. This report opened. than 100 per ccht. It is ntated. group is quite as high as that o f tba ( for the ulumlnum weight inserts fit­ 89; -Sebastian River Bridge. ’ • be a 'forerunner for other o f a like ,.. .t.., i The negroes are showing their ap- ting into the tags of which it Is nec­ general *tudcnt-mody."i, "On June 18th-C «ntract with Noll I submit for your consideration, and • nature. I ask your advice and instruction in ‘These aro boys who have, for tha predation of the provisions to rthelr and N olFfor tho construction of Proj­ essary to have more than 120 assort­ WEEK'S WEATHER By November 1 of thla year ground most part, been reared under, easy . benefit .and have entered an enroll, ect 684 ^ section of tho Melbourne- regard thereto. ments has bocn awarded at a cost will bo broken and work begun on tho •‘Advertisements for bids on tnc circumstances and who have never ment of 194 at the local summer Kissimmee road, in Osceola county. of (1,059 for 210,000. Weather Outlook for the Period July erection o f a 15 story hotel. This ' "On June 22 contract wss awarded following projocts have been InsortThree thou.mnd chauffeur badge:, been required to view life seriously. will be erected by the Adair Interests schooi this year. M to 21, Inclusive to Noll and NoU for tho construction od: have been orderedfOt a cost uf fll cents Such students hsvo a distinctly chllof Atlanta desisted by a local holding "Project 37-E, Alachua county. Ith attitude towards their class-room CATTLE DIPPING WAR of Project 684, the section o f tho Kiseach. , WASHINGTON,' July 10— South company. Contract for this building work, have no intellectual Interesta, simmee-Melbourne road, .extending Road 2. Pane* Prairie to Marlon A Jacksonville concern will supply 18 ON IN MISSISSIPPI Atlantic and East Gulf States: Gen­ has boon slgnod and financial ar­ no definite ambitions, no sense o f rafrom Melbourne to tho St- John* county line; bids to bo opened Jluy erally fal# with temperature near or rangements completed, it is said. an initial order of 300,000 license tag FEDERAL FORCE DIGS IN river, and contracts sent to this firm application blanks, having submitted sponsiblllty. Iq most o f these cases, "Project 623, Road No. 8, (flteeeho- somewhat above normal; occasional for execution "but aamo were returned tho lowest bid among several turned as might be expected, high-chool Iltr Thr Anseelslrd l,rroa) If you wish to know how Chris­ and arattrred local thundershowers preparation has been superficial and to this office with the request that bce county, Okeechobee City to KIsJACKSON, Mias., July, 1(1— Armed in. tian martyrs felt, observe tho ex­ probable. Inadequate." the bond be divided. ThU request simmro river; bids to be opened July I with machine gun* and rifles federal e ■ — *“ ■■■■ ( j pression on the face of a email boy ItlnrSs, family troublsa, and flnan: was granted and - ' tho contracts are We can't Kelp wondering huw wars forra has "dug In" In Amite county practicing piano scales. , . And then If you are weary o f this Chairman Phillip* submitted with dal worries are among other causa* now in tho hands o f the contractoi where ” cattle dipping war" la in got started l«uk in primitive times the report for consideration of the vain world you might stroll through leading t^students being put 09 to be eXecvladk . when men knew nothing of diploma­ progress according to reports reach Tho Herald delivered out times southern Europe disguised ns a pre­ "On July Cth—Contract with Rob­ board a number o f communications ballon. ! , . v . . f - J 'v '* cy. Ing hart. week for Ike, mier. , ert M u ff* Company far tha ooastruc- received since the last masting. ORGANIZATION ONE ROADDELAYED O f GRAPEFRUIT CANNERS NOW BOARD MEETING' OF STATE Hi g h w a y Ue p a r t m e n t ; SO REPORTS CONDITION OF CONVICT CAMPS PREMIERBALDWIN IS ADJUSTED DELAND PARTIES ARE HERE TODAY INSPECTING ROADS ELEVATED TRAIN HAS ACCIDENT, MANY INJURED $ VOTERS OF MINNESOTA ARE WRITING VERDICT UNPRECEDENTED CONTEST TO HAVE BEARING M i 9 �? LU JB B M B a t t in 1of tha Immense'I «trV#d'|shd •found alittlo to admire* In the exhibit fjtjon. , . Mrs. Woodjiiff fourid parts of Spain HRS. FRED DAJGJ^, Society Bgltpr' Vcr yMmllnr to parts of Florida. San « » " " *•« $oba»Unn, with its famous ,casino — M ? M BM .■ • y w fc rre o r W l H %•*••« » r H V m w r a l r r l a l i l u i n * 1Ur more beautiful than tho. casino pi « H i M r a n t J jtf i l l e v p a r im r a I, # « (a lla , a t ( t l t a k n t I h t l l r m . (tta )lr ^ llr t t la lH . • ,'fr ,1 I I w ill Monte jCoVIo, its beaches and tropical ■• ■ - ■ *----- im ^ollago reminded her nf Sit. Augus­ tine. The streets In the Spanish , BELOV f^p BOUTIIEUN POET cities are like the narrow picturesque Robert Loycman, noted southern of fiy ^ujn>f‘ p*et whose death occurred recently Is Streets of the old i fso said to jhave uosscssed a lyric tiqe, and It is nmuilng, die said, to i ote which ait times held the singing drive through the street* in n car, the-horn the person i uallty of Shelley and Keats. He was At the sound i molten o f ip second only to Rldncy standing h i‘ the tiny streets scattc 1 anler nmrujg the poets the South has into tho doorways of $»o shops this I roduccd. He' was a romanticist nnd line lho ships because there are n singer, and tHore ore in the woritf-ef- sidewalks upon which to take refuge. As souvenirs of her stay in Spain rscmakcr*, Mit .few singers. sho brought home several stunning At legit on^r of his lyrics has liermanom pltfVD-lp .the hehrts of the pieces of Spanish ttmhroidury. .One of people wjifecvor the English language these Is a silk shawl beautifully emd-4be fallowing poem en- brodcrcd In gay colors and with a ls known mSffmm long silk fringe. The shawl 1 * re­ Rain.” with'long Tnc shswl 1* in,” Is a favorite with «1* W , jpiany of-the mlrcrs o f Robert Love- miniscent of descriptions of the fa­ mous 8pnniah shawl which is the man: dominst note of Ilergcrshimcr’s "The Ilright Shawl.” Another piece which It Isn't raining rain to me, Mrs. Woodruff, brought back was a It's rslnlng daffodil*; white lace mantilla such as la worn Ip every dimple jjrop 1 see by the Spanish women at festivals • Wild flowers on tho hills; »•* nnd on. dress occasions. These man­ The clouds of gray engulf the day, tillas are entirely of isco and are . And overwhelm the town; made completely bw hand. U isn’t raining rain to mo c It's raining roscs*down. Germany, as interesting as Spain In its own way, was entirely different. •; * Xt isn't raining rain to me, In Germany, according to Mrs. Wood­ J Rut fields of clover bloom, ruff, there is the most sppidllng con­ Where every buccaneering lice trast in the living conditions df vari­ i ¥ *y find a hod and roomous levels of society. Thorc are those 4 health unto tho happy! . who are wealthy and who live in su­ 1 A /Ur4f°r him wh° iro tsi— perlative luxury nnd there are those ft isn't raining rain to me, who aro living in abject poverty and it's raining violets. misery. The American dollnr is 1 1. : *Cf highly in demand among ail classes INTERESTING STORY OF MRS. and Its purchasing power i* nermous. Coupled dbith tho chenpncs of com­ WOODRUFF'S HALF YEAR modities In Germany there is a sur* AIIROAP. Mrs. Seth WoodruIT, who returned prising abundnnee in lho supply of -Wednesday night from a six months' goods. Tho shops arc beautiful snd trip abroad, is enthusiastic about cer­ the must lovely things can be gotten tain parts of Europe which she visited for almost nothing. rectntiy for tho Aral time, and talked Mrs. Woodruff considers hcr trip most Interestingly yesterdny morning one of the most enjoyable she ever upon some of her experiences. experienced but is glad to bo homo /'Y o u can not Imagine,” she said, and umong Floridians onco . more.— f'ihe luxury in which one can live in Orlando Sentinel. Germany for a nominal amount. Why, _*i____ ; fo r S'dollar n day, one can live ns Miss Josephine Knight left Tues­ the ex-kalsor lived when he wus the day for West Palm Reach where sho kslaar.” will visit hcr sister, Mrs. C. M. Trice. . Mrs. Woodruff, who has visited all the European countries before hcr Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chittenden an­ peasant trip, spent more timo in Spain nounce the birth of n son yesterday and In Germany than any of the oth­ at the Fcrnnld-Lnughton Hospital. er!.countries. Spain she found most delightful snd visited many of the D. T. Aldrich, o f Jacksonville, w h s prominent ptacos there, among these among thq business visitors in San­ Madrid, Seville, San Kcbnstain, Ore- ford yesterdny. pads and Kscorla. She was fortunate enough to reach Seville Just at the Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. I-cwi* left time of the large fair that occurs Thursdny for Ohio, Indiana and oth­ 4harc eqch year. To this fair families er places in tho East and North where come f^om all.parts of Spoin and they will visit relatives. huUd little shacks and enjoy the fes­ tivity of the csrnivnl week. Td this Mrs. O. P. Herndon nnd little son fair tho kjng and queen of Spoin nlsff Osborne, leave tomorrow for Hender­ como and open the bull light which i* sonville, N. C., where they will spend the big event of the week. Mr*. Wood­ the remainder of the summer. ruff was fortunate enough to witness Harry Ferran and mother, Mrs. L. a bull fight while In Spain and *at In the box next to that occupied by E. Ferran, of Eustis, were tho guests the royalty. Aside from the novelty of Mr. nnd Mrs. I). L. Thrasher on o f the occasion nnd the picturesque Thursday. T !•• - 11 ■ n t_ • „ . t ■> ( . o ', t r : t , 1' ';A THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JJJLY14/1923 Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe leaves this variable speed motor is being Install­ afternoon fo r ‘ Titusville where' she ed. This press Is, of course, the Job press o f the world. Bo-’ will spend tho w<?k end as the guest being capable of speed, this of Mrs. S. W. Ferguson. ... ■ press will turn out much larger * 4 • - -- . * . * » * Mr. (ind Mrs. H. E. Bates and Miss work than the press formerly pad. Margaret Bates, of Lanadbyvne, Pa., Tho' Lu-Dcth Cafotcria greets you arrived In tho d ty yesterday and aro again today with one o f tho finest stopping nt the Montezuma. *' .. » •• mcqup you have seen in a long time, thicken in every style nnd all the MARGARET .ESTHER SPENCER • Mr. and Mrs. lMorrls Spencer arc good things to go with it—Infact it receiving congratulations upon the fm on extensive ipenu and rootalns arrlyal of a daughter' at their home, everything ncoded to give you one dh jPgrk avenue, th e young lady has o f th, finest dinners ever. Glanfcc over this elegant menu, in this issue. .bdqit named, Margaret Esther. . t ------- •W i , y.dj/t?.. ■ ChiirchWcll’s greet you today do* Niagara Falls, N .'Y ., July-; 12^Miss Helen A. Shepard la entertain­ spiti/ t t i r a t n and ask you to nail ing- at tea at her summer homo on the and looiT*over the wonderful Shoe lake shore Thursday afternoon fro$n 4 Bargains for this afternoon and to­ to 0 o'clock In honor of ,h«r guest, Miss night. The weather will bo clear this Eleanor Herring of 8 anford, Florida. afternoon and tonight nnd you will enjoy coming down town to Church—Buffalo News. well’s and getting you a pair of ladies or gent’s shoes at prices that THIRTEEN BRIDGE CLUB HI astonish nnd please you. I-ook Among the pleasant social events at the prices in this paper. of the wfok,. was the lovely bridge party given yesterday by Mrs. D. P. Drummond at her attractive home on Magnolia avenue. There were threo tables of players. The rooms were adorned with quan­ tities of pink roses combined with ferns and the color note of pink and silver prevailed. After several exceptionally Interest­ ing games of bridge were played, scores were counted nnd the prize, a dainty fan, was swarded Mrs. Claude Howard, for high score. Refreshments consisting o f mould­ ed salmon salad, potato chips, pickles, nut bread sandwiches, Iced ten and pineapple mousse were served at the conclusion of the game. Mrs. Drummond’s guests were: Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. F; E. Roumillst, Mrs. Clsudo How­ ard, Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs. A. I*. Richardson, Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. W. A. Fitts nnd Mrs. Ben Caswell. COL. THEODORE ROOSEVELT ' AUXILIARY MEETING Tho regular meeting and initiation of Col. Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary No. 3, will be held at the court house Tuesday afternoon, July 17, nt four o’clock. All members are urged to at­ tend. LOU SMITH TEKHEUN, I’ rcs. Here is the Seminole Cafe with s menu that will tickle your palate oven if the weather is warm. T is springtime in the Scminolo with all the fans going nnd the cf^fcicnt waitresscs to serve you at the Seminole they just dote on real service. And then the menu for tomorrow. Yes, U>ey will have turkey tomorrow ns psual and all the good things to flank tho great American bird. Sec the menue in the Herald. * » I SEED J£ : THE WEATHER : W Pa ' ' T • For Florida; Local thunder­ showers probably tonight nnd Sunday; no chnngc in temperature. The Princi „ Only a few bales to sell v— ----- t o n i g h t . at mill prices.— Yowcllj Company. 90-2tc i DOROTHY DALTOJ — IN— In connection with our transfer, wo “FOG BOUND* hnvo storage room, where you mny store your goods until you need them, nt a nominal c o s t — QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phono 408.. 83-tfc Cora Bannon lives alone on ond Island out In the strait, i lead to tho Pacific. She b haired and has ail the indepe^ initiative and pugnacity (hit1, with /lam ing hair. The that happen to this little will plcaso and cxcita you. Ak day afternoon. First prize was nwardto ihoibsnffl representing the Rbffillo, N. Y., lodge. Santa Monies, Calif., won second prize, and Water­ town,. S. I>„ cajituccd third. ;i The 1024 contention is to be held id Boston, * International News Only One Day Old ------- M O N D A Y­ An All-Star Ca*t |B m rnm “Trifling With Hoiio L^rgc BJiipjnent pf Uic Famous Also Buster Keaton In . No. II” BULOVA WATCHES We aro offering this beautiful selection in nil the popular pat­ terns nt— .. . Bicycle Tires 15% O FF' Tho .nationally advertised price. T h is sale lasts f o r 10 d ay s, so come curly and got yours, v___ _ j largest stock of Genuine Blue White Diamonds io.thc city. Wc are offering 8. A. Smith of Madison Is in the them now nt p— city for a few week’s visit with Judge 10% Reduction npd Mrs. Sharon. Mr. *Smith is one of the largest planters in tho Madi­ See our window display____ son section having hundreds of arxes In cotton and com nnd forage crops 25 and also n big tobacco acreage. Ills lO-ycar-Gunrnntpc • family were pioneers in Madison snd .* i *• ' * : ' . . he has many friends all over Florida Bracelet Watches where "Aleck” Smith is known nnd loved ns n friend. Original price $17.50, special L. C. Moore nnd J. A. Robinson, of the Dixie Motor Company, which has the agency for the well known Hnnso nnutomobile, departed yester­ dny for Atlanta, where they will ar­ range for ‘ a big shipment of this popular car to this city. The Dixie Motor company Iih s the distribution of the Hanson over a big territory and will ‘have something of Interest to tell Herald renders about their plans next week. \ « •t___________ » - 1 • •I v - r j A t L SIZES Nemo Self-Reducing No. 333 U a real bargain. It ha* a low top and medium skirt. Made In dut« able pink or.white cou'.il; *txe» 24 to 36—snd co»t* oniy $3.00. Hymit dealer ean'tcef I*, tend name. »ddrew, »ixt and |I. We’ll tend (he cotut. $1.65 UP F. P . UINES I 105 Palmetto A rc.— -1’kfl.e | A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW AITS YOU . . ...... . I • it* j i M IA M I, $9.25, CT •••TTlCm DIAMOND PALACE I*. WEINIIERG, Prop. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL TH E-' CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OU1 American and EurpQcsnPlan HOTEL RAYMOND HKAHHEEZB.- FI.OItlPA Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Docmcr, of Jacksonville, spent several hours in Atlanta Says Farewell 807 East First Strccl, Sanford One block front Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. Summer rites to Thousands of Elks town Friday, enroute from the south­ — Room, ?1 per day nnd u p ; $5 per week and up. Special m ern section of the state, where they week-end rates.----------------- Every room has running water., Nearly 3,000 Attend Watermelon Ball report good YdSdi on the West coast Vhursdky hut almost impassable on the cast const. ATLANTA, "july 14.—Atlanta Fri­ ■ « " ■ ■ ■ ■ hum RfuamniubiinufchBNMuafcisBaBaii day badu^ goodbye to thousands of i i i i * * * i * * i * i i * i i i K * m i m i i i i i i i i i H i i i i i g * i * i * i u i * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ jr ■■■■apuaaasBRRRii FJks, who a week ago, rnmc to the Georgia capital from every state in the union, from Alnskn, l'orto Rico, and the distant Philippines, to attend the CDth'Annual grand lodge reunion and convention of the Benevolent nnd Protective Order of Elks. Jf - . And yet it^ninn on nnd on nnd on.t All outgoing trains carried full quotas of the antlered tribe, home­ On Saturday wo could dispense ward bound after s week of crowded with some of the wetness. business sessions and intensive jolli­ fication, nnd all singing the praises of But these rains do make it cooler southern hospitality. By nightfall all nnd wo have to take the rain with hut a mere handful of the visitors had tho sunshine. “ checked out" nnd the city was re­ turning to the even tenor of it* way. And when those big dollar day Although the gigantic parade on sales come along it will be better Thursday afternoon marked the close i wenthor and plenty of business. c.f the convention’s official program, ^ ““* the local entertainment committee Morris Spencer is some proud nnd provided plenty of amusement for happy father, lie was presented with those Elks who chose to remain in s fine daughter last night and mother the city over the week-end. snd child are all right—but Morris Nearly 1,600 couples were enter­ .$2.50 LADIES’ BLACK OXFORDS, at, per pair had to buy a larger hat today. tained nt tho Watermelon ball given in tho large civic auditorium Thurs­ Sanford Elks are homo again tired day night. During tho evening John ! hut happy. They advertised Sanford McClelland, general chairman of the $3.50 LADIES’ BLACK OR BROWN OXFORDS, at, per pair ,$3.25 everywhere snd made n good showing entertainment committee, presented at the meetings. They all sny that the prizes to winning bands, which Atlanta is some fjpc city snd a grnnd competed In tho band contest Wcdncshostess. « LOCALS for this Afternoon --= s $3.50 LADIES’ BLACK OR BROWN 1-STRAP PUMPS, pair.......$3.25 Office fixturcR for the new quar­ ters of the First National Bank are being installed and when completed Will represent an expenditure of $25,600. It is expected that San­ ford’s first skyscraper will be ready for occupancy September 1st. DOYQII_WONDER? Adu This Lady, *That I'm a Be* : liever in Csnfoi?"— Had Beea So We*k She Had to Goto Bed. Sanford's •.h i FOR 55 YEARS DETROIT JEWELS— AIRWAYS BEST . We make no chargoa for installation Sold for Caah or on Eaay Torma quality plumbers ■ . ■ Iral S tr e e t----------- -^ P fa « n e 109------- — K't i 'b ’; - l i , I f" MH't -Snnfor.d, Florida • $5.00 LADIES’, BLACK OR BROWN OXFXIRDS, p a ir .................. $4*25 Tho Milane theater, hsndsomo new moving picture and playhouse, is ' expected to open by Ottwitomle. Kin*.—Mrz. E. E. Heist, August IhL It will have a seating formerly of Illinois, residing here, soys; SOYS’ ’BROWN OXFORDS, at, per p a ir.......... ;.............. '.!• capacity of 700 and ita stage has fa­ "W e moved to HU* state eleven years cilities to handle the largest road ago, and 1 had good health lor a long "tr com paines. . . t. • • ,. $3.50 MEN S BROWN OXFORDS, at, per p a ir .... "I got eo weak I couldn't go. I couldn’t B. F. Whitnor, cashier of the First ititidon my feet at all. I hid to go to 'National Bank, purchased a view im B U t’r a n m f l b . ' r « a tfranlch A Bach piano from thfe Hln- medlcbet, andeverything: hsd the bcsl tsrmlater Piano Company of this city. pf attention, yet 1 wasn't oWe to get up. $5.00 MEN’S BROWN OXFORDS, at, per p a ir..... ' ......... Tho HintermUter Piano Company now I Uv for three months, not able to do anything. have the agency for these high grade "M y husband le a bill poster and has instruments and will glad to show ‘ “ Orif day there 32S3J you at any time the different styles a s m m i * w tinonff hit K t K S of this fine make of piano. to get some of the I et me a bottle of Cardui. . , . The Seminole Printery, comer j and took it "1 , . all i two weeks from Ninth and French, have made oeveral Cardui) ! Cartful J was out changes in their printing plant An v<* i addition has been bi^lt on the west ttotaproyg side, giving them one-half additional F irst S t r e e t S E L L S IT F O R y ^ s ’ space, and also « good lighting ar­ rangement A new 18x18 Chandler p tt _ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Oua Cartful.’ and Price new series press with ■■■■■■ . » i r. t .; i l •>. i >. I! L lit Ui I t* ii i ij LEE BROS. $5.00 LADIES’ BLACK OR BROWN 1-STRAP PUMPS, pair.....$4# .V i .' . . V t t W ............ �.1 < I t h e PAGE TW O « a r at «k « n a llS lB «, 1*T M w w l t o A r t , f c w U r t , r io « The Herald Printing: Co. rtJBuim en* J . R O U T .. M ltn l». J. I .I I ,!,A n n -------l » n * t i r r > T r r i i « r t r * . A . N K K I,--------------------O ta rra l E fc llO llT „ A U v r r tU la * R i m r r A lT in itlic Mates Mi<« K m w i aa A n lln lln u w t i a u i r r ... Ctrealritlaa M a a a c .r ■ n ia a a -W a fir e S a. a . I fc7C I 17 t»V c a r fir* AM Oaa, Week...-----r-------------------- is Grata 114 rsltrrl* ravrra . _ W r r h l t IIrr___ I r a l a I. I J . iaair Cw ■»A la aafelUhrS e v e ry P r l l i f . A S » * rI M a c n l M M i l * k a i a a a a aa allra * |rr year, rar. a lw a y s la a S v a a rr. MKMBKH THIS XSSOCIATKD PHKf Th e Aaaorlatad press la •■elualval. antltlad to Iks naa for rapub)lc«tlon of a ll nawa dispatches r r milled to It or not otherwise credited In Ihla paper and alao tha local nawa published herein. AI1 rights of r*-publication of apeclal dlapatchea haraln a la elan reserved. Offleet M R A L D BUlLDlNfl. Pbaat IM ip h u I .I I v. E S S S S f ,1 ;S O C IA T IO N Another week, another Blue Mon­ day, another newipaper to fill. -------------o -----------1The State Road Department ehould come acroea now and put a aurfacc on the Sanford-Orlando road that will laat for some time to come. ■ a — -- Dlapatch aaya that Harding view­ ed the deierted coal minea In Alsska where the U. 8. Navy made a mis­ take. He will probably find several placet in the U. S. where mistakes were made. Ha n f o r d d a il y h e r a l d , MONDAf, j u l y \b , 1923 ly, I shall use hoot hcrca/ter| if I possibly can. Hip o^d hogioscckem' rata o f 926 froiri Wash­ ington, even if increased 100 per cent to $50, would he a big ad­ vantage. If the Western roads find It advantageous, it ought to prove so for the Southern lines. "Standing out conspicuously in this information are two facts: "The summer round-trip rate from Boston to California is only 941 more than the round-trip rate to Florida. ' the summer. excursion rate frotn Boston to Los Angeles lb 902 less than the winter excurilor) rate, while tho summer fart* from Boston to Tampa and return is higher than j the winter excursion rate. ' "This means that the railroads are, offering special inducements Id sum -; mcr travel to California, by making a rate much lower than the winter rate. In the case of Florida, they not only do not offer nny Inducement, but mnko their summer rate higher thnn' their winter rote, making it possible I for a person to go to Los Angelos nnd return in summer for only n few dol­ lars more than he enn come to Tam­ pa and return. . "The Atlantic Const I-ine nnd the Seaboard Air Lino are participating in these low excursion rates from Floridn to California nnd other west­ ern points, publishing advertisements urging travel to California. While offering every inducement to take travel away from Florida, they are Line has fallen short of its responsi­ doing nothing in the way of special bilities nnd its opportunities. "I f you run, through your organiza­ concessions to bring travel to Florida. tion, wake up the railroad officials "As the Tribune has said, there is nnd bring to hear upon your problems Just as much reason for offering low tho genius o f n Flagler or n Ilnrrirotes In summer to Florida ns to Cali­ mnn or a Hill, you might lie aide to fornia, The fact that such rates nre accomplish in Florida within the next nut offered is proof of a deliberate in­ ten years more thnn you or the rniltention to discriminate against Flori­ rond people now anticipate could bo dn for the benefit o f California. ncromplished in tho next twenty-fivo "The people of Floridn are Incom­ jfenrs," ing justly indignant at this state of He stressed the importance of our affairs. more than 1,000 miles of const line, "Tho Tribune urges the press nnd nnd showed tho desirability « f estab­ the public of the state to join with it lishing nnd patronizing great refrig­ in such a loud nnd continuous protest erator steamship lines to take our thnt the railroads will he made tu produrIs to the markets of the world. feel Florida's displeasure—nnd to That Is (he easy way and the only FEEL IT WHERE IT HURTS. way to bring the rail lines to n real­ ------- -o---------------- izing sense of their duty to the slate. SAGE ADVJCK IIY A FRIEND OF California is shipping much of its THE STATE ptoduce by water through the i ’ana- Experience in a very expensive thing nnd Shelby, seems to have gone the limit nnd w* hope she profits. That nlune would not he enough, for there are hundreds o f other Shelby's in this world. ■VxidenU for "25,years. This action U lively to' attract national attention, (.ending FloHdiana believe thla will nducc many men of means to locate n and Invest In matters o f taxation, is ono jtatc that has not contracted i mania for imposing all kinds of ■tensities on wealth and pressed by .he fact that Florida has capital. “ During a recent visit-I was im­ pressed by the fact that Florida at* ractcd many notable men, particu­ larly during the last winter season. Some of these men nre investing ex­ tensively In the state. • "Besides cjtrus fruits, Florida has other products nnd induxtrigs which enhance th e ’ wealth of the state. Florida produced last year 37 per cent o f America's inaval stores. Of phosphate, it produced 1,7B9,000 tons of the country's total of 2,004,025 tons. ■ This product filled 73,838 ears. Fish filled 5,005 cars, lumber, 100,000 cars, and 80 per cent of tho national mtput or fuller’s earth came from Floridn. Tampa’s cigar industry is big; output has exceeded a million cigars a day In recent'.years and is expected to reach 000,000,000 this year. "Floridn is awakening to the im­ portance of telling the world some­ thing about its opportunities. Ten cities and towns have' appropriated for publicity this year $110,000. Of this, 9121,000 is to be spent by one city, Miami. "Floridians recently were delighted by a statement made to n California paper by W. J. Blnck, passenger traf­ fic manager of tho Atchison, Topeka Si Sunta Fe: 'Florida is becoming known as tho winter resort. Florida is getting the pleasure-seekers, while Colifprnin seems content to rest on past glories.' This last, however .isn’ t exactly so. "With its great, growing nnd pro­ fitable production of fruit, vegetables, cigars, minerals, fish, navnl stores, etc., its wonderful climate, the spirit of enterprise nnd progress shown by its citizens, and now the hid for wealthy residents by exempting them from income and inheritance taxes, Florida is advancing nt a rate cal­ culated to cause other states to take notice—nnd to bestir themselves lest they he left behind in the progress procession.” — Orlando Sentinel. ------------ o------------BETTER ROADS IN VOLUSIA. ward the 12-hour day wiJHbc read With!genuine .Intdreit:! * ) ■' "Representatives of 50,000,000 per­ sons o f all religious faiths in America have publicly condemned the recent report o f the American iron nnd steel institute which declared the 12-hour day In the steel industry' must be con­ tinued indefinitely. That condemna­ tion must bo looked upon by the di­ recting officials of the steel Industry as the handwriting on the wall. It dooms the 12-hour day, whether the industry likes It or not. It reveals the fact that the social and spiritual leaders of JiaH;:tho residents o f the United States nre unalterably op­ posed to such treatment . of laty)r. That is a force that can not be brush­ ed aside for the convenience or profit o fany industry*. It I* » forcc that has been accumulating strength steadily ngninst the system o f turn­ ing men into ‘ Robots’ ever since An­ drew Carnegie admitted tho evil ef­ fects of that .system. It will con­ tinue to gain strength because it is founded upon right and because it seeks justice for society as well ns for individual workers. The steel in­ dustry may ns well recognize the in­ evitable nnd act accordingly.’ ’— Tam­ pa Times. -----------------o ---------------FIRE LOSS ADDS TO HOUSING PROBLEMS. ■catfcllr hqert iaUtri'ta tho ppjdji lt. tcnlton when the railroads flo w e d it Vith Ih& W li Rbrid*^'rite Inezes*. It la no wonder that a sincers frjend o f Florida like Editor Richard H. Edmonds, o f the Manufacturers' Record, feels called upon to write x letter to the Floridn Development Board In which he points out the fail­ ure of the railroads entering Florid* to 'do “ one-half whnt they should have done" In behalf o f this state. Not only have they Inot done *h*t they should have done in the develop, mcnf o f the, state, b u t(they are now aggravating that failure,; by positive discrimination, aryl robbpry^ tyriff*.__ Tampa T ri^ n e.^ ^ U|| d im youit.1' ITS. A recent decision o f the Florida supreme pourt is o f such fnr-rem hing importance to. automobile drivers that' the effect and purport of that decision should bo impressed upon the public mind. Tho cane in point was thnt of * pedestrian being struck by nn nuto. mobile by night in which ho wss badly injured. lie sued the automo­ bile owner for dnmngca nnd recover­ ed n verdict of $0,000. The defense was thnt the driver was blinded by the bright lighLs o f nn approaching car nnd could not see the man walk, ing along the r.ide of. the road whom In view of the housing shortage in he struck nnd injured. The supreme court in sustaining Florida, it is not encouraging to find, through the ^National Board of Fire the verdict, o f the lower court hold! Underwriters’ Actuary Bureau, thnt thnt tho very fact thnt the driver Florida burned during the five year was blinded by nn approaching light period of 11)17-21 dwelling house put him on notice that He was in s dangerous position nnd he should property valued nt $.'1,731,111)5. hnve l>een more cautious in his drivThe Tampa Tribune says thnt tills ing, even to stopping if necessary. is only n portion of the total fire de­ struction in Florida, which represents Reasonable care and prudence, it i* a per capita dwelling fire loss for the said, requires extraordinary care under such circumstances. stale of $.’l!88. The decision too, reminds auto "A t $10,000, 375 comfortable drivers of the rights o f , pedestrians. homes could have been constructed, The pedestrian has the name right to with thomoney thus thrown away and the street thnt the nutoist has. The the scarcity of suitable housing ac­ majority of drivers seem to proceed commodations in Florida materially on the theory thnt tho pedestrian U relieved." n trespasser nnd must get out of the "More appalling by far than oven way of the swift flying cars. The the enormous financial loss, however, pedestrian must ,and should use due is the record of the thousands of fa­ care nnd prudence when walking on talities involved-—an utterlly purpose­ the highways or crossing tljcm. less waste of life from which Floridn. Nothing more fs required of him. unforunntoly was not by nny means And this due care and prudence i* a free. Statistics nre not available to mutual affair. show what projiortion of the. 15,000 Tho decision o f tho court will Is* deaths from fire— which in this coun­ recognized ns sound. It ought tu try is the average yearly toll—oc- serve as a means of driving people currcd in residences, but a fair esti­ to a better observance of light dim* mate would place it well above 50 niing. Too many drivers ignore this per cent. That dwelling house fires ■common sptjye.. ruh;.— Reporter-Star, "With all the properties nnd tho background o f low-comedy, thin little city gave us the greatest drama of The East Coast Canal will have n litM. The things that loomed big n foreclosure proceedings to get the few days ngo are now forgotten. property in shape to sell. Whatever "Shelby was a happy nnd prosper­ happens to the Hast Coast Canal we ous center of an ari-a of great possi­ . hope it will lie finnneied sufficient to bilities nnd then some one sold it make it a real waterway. It is the out. Shelby bet its future oil a date­ only hope of the people living on the line; following n press-agent's creed east coast for lower freight rules nm! that n daily mention will make you, water transportation. this town was beggared nnd its peo­ -------------o — —------ple were made world jesters for n Savings deposits in U. S. hanks dny. show an Increase over 1D22 nnd the "I.ike all towns that turn to a fight greatest amount in thi) savings de­ for life, Shelby is pretty much of n partments were in California hanks. desolate waste today. It demonstrates that people are be­ ina canal, hut we, much nearer the "Three hundred thousand dollars is ginning to save more nnd more nnd The entire south, nnd especially the great markets, continue to Bend ours a Inrge amount of money for n town they realixe that only in saving can state o f Florida, has no more sincere, of less thnn,ten thousand persons to they ever hope to become independent. earnest nnd powerful friend thnn by rail nt much higher rates. spend to secure n mention in the Do Land is greatly interested in the Mr. Edmonds said further: A nation of money navers would he n Richard H. Edmunds, editor nnd own­ sporting almanacs. It would have forthcoming bond elections in the Ornation of no more wars, no poverty, "If your development hoard will er of the Manufacturer's Record of h.rgely concentrate its work upon the hnuKht Shelby the finest herd of pure j ango City and Lake Helen special no heart aches, no murders, no crimes Baltimore.' He is constantly calling Hired beef cattle ..in North Americn; of any sort. . , ,I road nm! bridge districts. , Orange attention in n most effective way, in eradication of the tick evil ns rapidly . . . . . . 1—1 O' , . the pages of hilt magazine, to the rc- as possible, if you will develop the j il would have ,,u,U “ n experimental j City district will vote Tuesday, the " hcnsi$ . n 0t"* °,r, i* '«{• • “ „ th«* question wf-msuing Imods. - W- C4. .frequjmtUv aOMtUd by loss of i ___ Thu French Premier Poincare aaya sonrees nnd opportunities- of the shipment of your .Vegetables and citlus fruit.4 by refrigerating steamers. S*,c ” y whcnt 1,11,1 w" ul11 hav'' lrebledTjn the amount of $130,603 for a hard tlfe-^the victims- usiiSTTy l»emg wornthere will he no temporizing on the south. Moreover, he justifies his the wealth of Montuna acres might surfaced road to connect up with the en an dchildrcn—points clearly to the j reparations and (hut he will insist faith in Floridn by selecting it ns his and at the snnie time, not in a spirit have been evolved. brick hulf way between D djind and fact that fire prevention rightly he-j on payment in full from Germnny and residence during the months of win- " f ho9U,i,y' 1,1,1 “ nc of co-operation, "Instead o f sticking to the job f»r - Qrnnge city straight to the Monroe j gins n t‘home, no concessions of any kind will he ter, and many of his editorials a r c !" 't'k lo mnkc *hc railroads which are which her‘ acres were intended, Shel-1 |{rj(|g,> mid for a hard surfnccd-road . "It con not begin ton soon. Fires All parties wanting mattress work made by France. This course of pro­ writtenn while enjoying the delightful l , i‘ rry," K " " cnorm«us traffic to and by turned to what she thought was from Orange iCty to Enterprise thence arc occurring in American homes at before September 1st, will please give cedure is all right if he can make it the risponsil.il- going to be sport hut the only true j along I-ake Monroe to connect up with climatee of Florida in winter. He ran f " ' m the rate of 351) in onch twenty-four it to us during this month ns we take ■tick. The only flaw In the chain of he suspected of no ulterior purpose in ity to "l,en'1 " lar>''t' proportion of the sportsmanship was displayed by the t^. nmj leading to the Sanford-Oshour period—n fresh outbreak every a vacation during the month of Au­ procedure Is the fact that idl Europe Florida,. for, so __ far___ as Hori,,a the betterment of his liking for F_____ bridge, four minutes. If, as so often has gust. I hone 102 M -l. seems to ho broke nnd no chance to we knod, he has no investments here, , *u''r lines in the state nnd improve- citizens of the town nnd then Montarm neighbors who dug so deeply inu k e Helen special road and bridge been stated, the home is the ultimake the money that is due France and bus nothing to sell. His en(hus. ,m'nt ,,f tl,oir '‘ <>'1 keeping to their wealth to make good a press (1(Btrk.t V(,U>K „ „ Tuesday, the 24th. j mate bulwark of American imtituand lielgium and oilier allies. The SANFORD (asm for the state is based on practi- Ult',r d,‘l,ote in a sanitary condition, f(, j|mnds in the amount of 110,000 lions, then there w ouhl seem to he a only nation thnl does not need the cal first hand knowledge, the result J" h,ch ‘ "'"I'arntively few of them are agents folly. "There is a great lessan in this for wh)f>h woll1() 1>rovide a hard surfaced grave national menace in this con­ MATTRESS FACTORY money is the only nation that is not of years of study mid experience. \m,w do' nIL l'ou w'h have laid the other towns thnt strive for .(iiick hut asking for any— the United States. roadway from laike Helen straight tinuous assault by fire. oYt it is a foundation for progress which today Hence.- when he expresses himself ......, , ..............,, , , . , lasting fame, namely, one Luther to the (Jsteen bridge. ------------ o ------------danger that need not he suffered. It i |would seem well nigh visionary to the Bur hank is worth n million Jack KAIL HOADS A It E SHORTSIGHTED with regard to Florida, his words d ir­ i xtreme to forecast." m m i ihj jar can be cheeked by the exercise of Both of these roads are Important ty htore weight than those of the or­ H SHUTSCI UUD ■. Dempseys, Let tho big cities plu> carefulness, individual and public, for lie spoke of the absurdity o* feed­ the prize fight game, lt is more in highways and will men nmuch to the dinary tourist, nnd nre entitled to the It seems strange that t’n railroad-* continued advancement of the com­ an average of three out of every four ing northern tourists on canned goods their line.” ; with lines through Florida make such most careful consideration. At the fires result from negligent habits or from the north and weft when our To make loc$l application of the munities in the several districts nnd little effort tu build up the state. meeting of the Florida Development from ignorance of* hazardous condi­ will also he of great aid to Delwmd own markets are full, or should he. of n incident, the question might well be They toil not, neither do they spin, Board in Orlando last Tuesday, L CEMENT PUSTER CO. :. tions."— St. Augustine Record. furthering its clnims us being the hub the finest fruits and vegetables that asked tis to how much could he aceither in lowering the passenger and meeting which was attended by ninny I 3r.LOUIS.US.A--'' ----------- -SI------------nature lias cvro produced and the eumplished in the way of civic im- o ft he good ro.'.ds system of the en­ o f Florida's best nnd most progressive Height rates or in advertising Flori­ FLORIDA WILL FIGHT. tire state. tourists are hungry for them; o f the p,moments with that large amount da as they advertise t’ slifornin. It is citizens, the president, Jules M. BurDcl-md is interested in both of dining eats and hotels charging from llf nlolu.y. |t would build n splendid guier**s, read a letter from Mr. Ed­ a well known fart that the railroads ■Your b e st answer 1 l >rida, no. only its citrus but its these |Hiijecls and the citizens o f tliir. 30 c.nts to 75 cents for hi»U u grain,,r it would provide the in Florida moke nperlal efforts to di­ monds, regretting his inability to at­ to the question of truit. which inn he bought anywhere |0,,g,.,i.rlir civic center; or it would city hope that both districts will voc.l other interests, will make a fight to tend tlie meeting hut expressing his vert the summer traffic to California favorably on the c lection date.* for n finish against the unjust and ex­ in I-loridn^for • • or 0 cents apiece; of (.|,n|,t(> the city authorities to corndeep sympathy with its p u r p o s e and Ctment Plaster-( rather than bring them to Florida many other little things. unim|Mirt<uil plete the paving o f almost every tin- the propostd bond issues.— DeLand orbitant increase o f refrigeration designs. ' His letter was somewhat and not one o f these lines touch Cali­ charges on fruits and vegetables tmlengthy, but full of meat for thought in themselves, hut which help returd paved street within the municipal News. fornia. The Tampa Tribune says: tm.iuced by the. railroads, to become In every line. Ho compared the treul- the development of the state.—Tu ml,a i limits: it would extend the * electric "Since the agitation of the discrim­ AGAINST I2-Il()i:it DAY. effective August 10. merjt which the railroads lending into Times light and water works services to all Set that every ination of the railroads against Flori­ These increases amounting to from the state give Fluridu with thnt of thi outlying sections o f towm; it wauld j 6»ck b branded da and in favor uf California in sum­ The press, both religious and seeu- 10 to 20 per cent arc regaided ns outrailroads running to California, to the THE SHELBY THAT WAS AND enable the city to complete its sewer mer rates was started, The Tribune great disadvantage of the former. He THE SHELBY THAT IS. ryatein—in fuct, it would work won­ lur, has had much to say in proteiting j rageou.s and unwarranted by Florida has been receiving important informa­ J a c k s o n v ille , F lorida - 9 ders for this or any other community against the 12-hnur day in the steel shippers and proosts are coming from said in pni;t: , tion daily on the subject. ■a Failure of the leading hanking in­ o f like size an dambition. There is |industry. Judge Gary’s report to the all sections of the state. "Last winter I asked that road (the "The latest is a letter received by East Const )and the Atlantic CoaBt stitutions of Shelby, Montana, I.rings no danger of Lakelnnd attempting to American iron and steel institute has The first move in the fight is a re­ HILL LUMBER CO., Vance W. Helm, of this city, who first Lino and the Beaboard Air Line fur to mind once again the terrible and Inscoine the world’s fistic "capital;" occasioned much comment. The bur­ quest to the Interstate Commerce Phone 130----- Sanford, Fla. railed the discrimination to puLlic a t­ information as to the amount of pas­ disastrous experience of th it small that can safely ho loft to Boyle’s den of Judge Garys’ report seeks to Commission that the prupa.-.cj in­ tention, from a business associate in senger traffic handled in Florida. Tho mining town, boasting of n popula­ Thirty Acres nnd the Jersey mos- prove that the 12-hnur dny does no crease fwa held up until n hearing can Boston, who has made an Invest lg*- East Coast was able to give me the tion less limn of Lakeland by at least qtiiloes, Imt it docs no harm to re- harm to the workers; that the wofk- be given the Florida shippers. The tlon and gives the interesting results information very promptly showing it two or three thousand, *l'he hank fleel on the errors of judgment i<o ers like il; that to abandon it would Commission can not well refuse to as follows: tu foil carry im lease the cost of productionhear 15 per had handled up and down the road a went under because its prenident, act­ common lo humanity and the affected interests and, when '“ Union Pacific City (Boston) totnl o f six hundred thousand passen­ ing under the belief that he was per­ Iweause of "Shelby’s folly."— l-ake- [cent; thnt the number of workers was this hearing is held, the shippers ex­ I T 'S H I G H ticket office quotes last winter * reduced as fnr as possible when la- pect to show the Commission that the gers during the winter season. From forming a patriotic, civVc duty, ad­ laud Star-Telegram. excursion rates Boston to Los amount of ■------------ o-------------bor was plentiful; and that the comthe Atlantic Coast Line and the Sea- vanced n considerable new rates promulgated by the railAngeles, $211.34. hoard Air Line 1 could get no infor­ money that went Into '.ho guarantee EVERYUODY "SOLD" ON FLORIDA mittee would favor entirely nholish- rouils nre so ,excessive nnd unreason­ " 'Present excursion rates Bos­ ing the 12-hour day if labor and mar­ able that they should not be permit­ mation whatever that indicated any­ hold-up of Jack Dempsey, puglilist ton to Los Angeles, $147.00. thing ni to the volume of passenger and slacker. "Shelby's folly " Is the tYhile Orlando is not mentioned a ket conditions would permit. A lead­ ted to enforce them. $03.68 .reduction. manner in which tha pres* o f the recent article in Forbes Magazine is ing religious journal says that Judge traffic handled by these roads, The railroads have also issued a ' " 'Atlantic Coast Line city o f­ "Tho roads that hnve worked for country is heading it*< editorial com­ of direct interest to Orlando and Gary’s report is in line *with the plea new older requiring three hoops on f ic e advises: * the development of California have ment, the moral sought to be found Orange county because B. C. Forbes, of the defendant in an Irish lawsuit, boxes of citrus fruits, which entails “ 'Last winter eicuraiun Bos­ expended more money for publicity in the tale being that small commu­ like Roger \V. Bahson, is sold on who was charged with having bor­ much additional and unnecessary ex­ ton to Tampa, $100.11). than all the roads covering the entire nities have no right, moral or eco­ Florida. Forbes declares that Flor­ rowed a bottle and returned it with pense. Only the quality'of ouf breai “ ‘ No reduction this summer, south from Maryland to Texas and nomic, to engage* in such gigantic ida is,entering an era of growth that a hole in the bottom. The defense at­ The Florida Railroad Commission and pastry in high— not th( ths rate being double the one­ the wonderful growth of California gamble as thnt— pullod off nt Shel means a greater state. tempted to prove: First, that said has joined with the shippers of the price. We use only the finest way fare of $63.31 or $100.02. . Extracts from his editorial are as defendant never borrowed a bottle; state in protesting against the new materials in our bqkcry. W< has proven the value of that kind of by on the Fourth o f July. 90.4.7 increase. publicity. These roads are today car­ second, that he returned, it in good rates and regulations and in asking employ only master baker I’ ossihly the cr.itorial comment o f follows; “ 'Last summer there was* a “ Florida strikes me as entering an condition, and third, that the hole for a suspension .pending a full and and the pleasing result h rying on a publicity campaign which Editor and Publisher puts tho matter round trip reduction from Wash­ puts to shame all that tho railroads in u way that is more thoroughly era o f growth, not merely as a wintejs^was alfvsdy there when he git it. fair hearing o f all the fact*. high-type food. Order oui ington amounting to about $7 to o f tha south have ever done and pre­ convincing thun nny other publica­ resort, hut agriculturally, industrial-! The voice of the church throughout The railroads seem to be reeking a pure bakery foods by name. Tampa, but even this small con­ eminently Is this true as to what the tion'has pres .rated it: ly, financially, commercially and real i America has said that the 12-hour fight from Florida and they will u n -: cession, as mentioned in the let­ railroads of Florida have done. The "From every possible standpoint estate wise, Florida lately has done day and the sevenday week must go. doubtedly get it. There is already a! Seaboard Air Line has been winning the greatest fully o f presi ugentry something besides wiping out the The influence of the church in a final very decided feeling of resentment ter 1 sent you, has been abolishIts way in Florida and doing as much was brought to a fitting close at Shel­ leasing and lashing o f convicts. Her decision will be counted one of the throughout the state at the rank dis­ * ed this yuan under the circumstances, handicapped by Montana, on July 4. Everybody legislature has submitted to popular chief fnctors. The Chicago. Tribune crimination practiced by the railroads “ It’s a rotten shame we can't S A N F 0R D M A ID aa it was for a long period by adverse tost. Even Dempsey, hard bargain vote an amendment to the constitu­ has not always been counted friendly in advertising cheap rates tu Califor­ 'g e t some inducement from these conditions, as its owners felt justified slugger, is thy many thuumnds o f tion prohibiting the levying of in­ editorial on the clvurch’s attitude to- nia -and none to Florida. This evi­ juthern roads, and I hope you and yet 1 think that the Seaboard Air dollars tho amount pledged to him. come or inhcrilsgc taxes upon state to tho church’s ideals, and its recent dence of injustice and unfairness hod kaep after them. Personal' r« * v *. NOTICE ACME ACME CarolinaPortlandCementCo. I ROUTH BAKERY ftv BREAD - - , “ , st. L‘V �RT3 ■*r if™? R fflR B / T u rk e y W ill S e t U p ... ■••Turkey will eventually set up her ■eat of government at Jerusalem. At that time there1shall be a time of trouble such as never waa since there was a nation .oven to this same time. At that time Michael shall stand up the Great Prince which standeth for the children o f thy people. Turkey will come to her end and none shall help her. This will wholly change the world's map,” said Evangelist Dudley at tho big tent bn Pnlmotto avenue last night. .With the fall o f Turkey there is involved a most solemn event: The standing up of Michael, the coming of Christ. . . "The Dardcnclls have been tho bone of contention for centuries. Turkey would not havo retained this strategic polrtt if she could have been removed without a conflict among the other liowcrs over who would get his place. Therefore she has been suffered to remain in Europe in spite of all her meanness. But the Scripture says she shall come to her end and none shall help him. Different nations have assisted the Turks when it seemed that he was nbout to go. Many persons snid the Turk would be driven from Constantinople nt the close of tho war which ever side should win. But he is still there; and now more defiant than ever. One object of the allied powers was the •f.ilKTslIon o f the population subject to the bloody tyranny o f the. Turks; rejection out o f Europe o f the Otlomnn Empire a as foreign to Western civilisation." Butthia has not been accomplished. "Instead of the nllles declaring terms of pence to the Turks when thojt declared terms to the Germans' they dismissed the Turkish delegates with a scolding and wanted 14 months before risking the treaty of l-ovrci. The treaty of Levrcs would Hove turned tho Turk ou t.of Europe. This treaty kindled the Moslems fires nnd the allied powers were nfniid to en­ force it At one time when the Eng­ lish were bombarding Constantinople i they withdrew when the Turks had only six lound.i o f ammunition left. "The question now .to be asked," continued the evangelist, is "why Ins tho Turk ont been driven ou‘. of Eu­ rope? The answer Is God has inter-' posed for the world’s sake. Before j the end of time there will be n Strug-'t g!o between the Western civilization ] mid Molummcran. This will bring the great time of trouble mentioned by Daniel which will bo settled at the battle of Armageddon when Christ comes to put nn endto sin.' Subject Tuesday night, Armaged­ don. G. E. VINCENT. t SAVINGS DEPOSITS IN IJ. a* BANKS s n o w INCREASE OVER 1022 ftigtet -* i v v -fr.-, > y , ■( • ■ Wl ^ The Antertetn Relief Administra­ tion is leaving Russia, but it la leav­ ing behind food enough to care for its several' million or rescued chil­ dren for the hungry months between the time o f ite departure end the harvesting o f the great grain crops that are. Sure to yield Russia food enough to feed Its entire population and probably leave a surplus for export. > o f food, la tho better management that the A . It- A, has brought about, through Ita careful and frequent In­ spections and Ita grading b f the various institutions by whieh higher standards o f sanitation have boon set and potter care secured for the patientiLRpd,lpm>lM^_. - S Y C 'A D - E D I U Q L 1 n u z Fatm a d I dooZ i i i i i i i n i i n u n n H { ? i ’j i l i g / r t 9 -. ri Pauline Garon o f "Yon Can’t Fool Your W ife" Defends Her Sex Pauline Garon has won her spurs us the American screen flapper. And tt isn't a bit strange, for having flap­ ped through Cecil B. DcMille's "A durn's Rib" and at present doing n thorough bit of flapping in George Mclford'a latest tParamount picture, "You Can't Fool Your Wife,*’ which will be shown nt tho Princess Friday nnd Saturday of this week, she de­ serves the tltU, Miss Garon with her blonde hair, bobbed, nnd her blue eyes, snappy, looks tho flapper every lnc\ o f her five feet, one, height. She has n saucy manner, n “ make-it-snappy" at­ titude, nnd a walk that suggests much pertinence nnd sophistication. In “ You Can't Fool Yotfr W ife," Wnidcrmnr Young, author nnd scenar­ ist, has given her n "smart" role. She Is the life of the party nnd when the older folks slow up Pauline jnzxos up tliQ show in lively style. And Miss Garon is defender o f her sex who are sometimes slurringly re­ ferred to ns flappers. "You know. If more people In this world had the flapper's attitude toH ward life there would not he nearly so much sham," ahe said. "The socalled flapper Is not n 'yes' Individual. She goes straight nt the real meaning of things nnd is not afraid to say what she thinks. There is no camou­ flage for her. She doesn’t bow to the will ef tho crowd because she has tho courage of her convictions." " I ’m for the flapper pnd I nm glnd that I look like one and can piny on the screen, ft’s n joy." that th0 At R. Ai h it equipped and supplied with such necessities. Had it not been for the aid extended many of them would1 lun forced to close their doors, But perhaps even more Important than ____ ta _ ble gifts o f supplies and these 'i S T A T I O N W i V S A t D j .... ■ . . l ) Incidentally the American Relief Administration la leaving the chil­ dren's'homes, maintained in every Russian city for tho waifs and brphans, in n fa r better condition than it found them. Thcro are aheeta and blanketa on the beds, sup­ plied by the A. R. A., there are medi­ cines in tho medicine closets, and there la aoap. It is wonderful what « difference a few tons o f soap will from mAtert&l contributed by tho ^oake in a children's' home, even a American Baptists through the lusslan children’s home, narticn- A. R. A. •* irly if an inspector drops in occaIn addition to Its feeding, the tonally to report on whether or not A. R. A. has supplied this particular he aoap la being effectively used. homo with BOO blankets, C60 sheets, The home where tho above pic­ 300 pillow cases, 600 children's tures were taken is known as tho gowns, BOO yards o f muslin, 880 pound: o f* codliver oil, S e co n d Child City” at Odessa. One towels, 000 pounds poun picture shows a few o f the 1800 2,044 pounds o f soap, 1,000 pounds children which tho American Relief o f calcium chlorinate, to aay nothing Administration has been feeding in o f other disinfectants, flrst-nld this particular institution, and tho equipment, bandages and modicines. her shows some o f the girls at the _________„ _________ And this is only ona o f some 15faahlnnlng garments 1ooq institutions, Including hospitals,, • Real Joy For This Screen Actress To Play Flapper Role , I m&*\<4&*’***. Russian Homes For Children Jerusalem if Possible __ _ Show Marked Improvement As Americans Raise Standards gayB Evangelist Dudley And Calls Attention to Fact. V .J U L Y IS , 1923 T H E S A N F O R D P A I fr Y , H f f g A L P , xwm ' E l C rH B O R H O O D iji S T T H A T , ; / ^ i s TAiN/r<MiMMisrER^\ ' { PLHECMAN j HONEST*IT*l I- A IN T!VH4fer DORCr' DONT A *NEVER CrET MAO A T NO> j ( x(BODY.’ REAUY AN’ TP?UlY \ \ JHE. DONfT! : LOOKlT HERE,' ’ v H E DOI^T B ITE ERNOmiNl, i and employee of this bank wants to K N O W - ! each depositor. S. | 3 s | 5 * ! This getting: to K N O W each other nicans more than handing your deposit in at the Receiving Toilers' window, it means : tfood fellowship, accommodation and safe banking service combined. V" • ' May We have your Checking Account and get to know you? m \First National Bank I I 3 A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I’. FORSTER, President U, F, WIIITNKR, Cashier 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a n a p a cn ca n n a n a a D rtn a H a a a a H a n a B a a 1 " 1 I . >r ," -r ~ Jh ; 3 Good Feed for Your Stock is Just as Essential to Their Health as Good Food is to Your Health M AN 'S t BATTLE . W ITH SELF IS BASIS OF FILM "Trifling With Honor" at Illnttii Said 1o lie One of Year’s Beat Pictures m ■ H T H t : CASH No. t»>c*t l« a'tiy helter then the lagrcdlrnt.i that an' |mt Inin It. Maltese"! Hint Alfalfa Mm I ’ w III cover tin tl'i- ftiilts i>f mlithtv |tiw>r i;r:iln urn] make It more l<nliitnlilc lint II will NOT Im* prnvo Its •!na 111>. Your "lily prulrrllnn In in buy f,« I iiU'l" l-y iiiiiiiufiicliirera Vflmmr rcnntatlhn Is built up nn On. ill!v 1‘ctrts. hacked "Ity the iru.irnlitre i»f ynvir ilnalcr. "YOtllt SIO.YI’ Y HACK II' YOU ARB M T MATIsriKIV" T ith im r your fnctl prntdrms with us. \ W ^ I FEED S T O f * Z E 23D L * Sanford feed & S u p p l y Co. IIow n man's dunl personality cun lash with itself, stripping one side of bis nature bare of its grossness, re­ 3 kindling it with the fire o ' his better -p irlf. in pictured, vividly in "Triflnig H V\*!th Honor.". • the Universal-Jewel TaaBnRaaxNBRagtrnKiiM asXYipM .yagvnRZ.'x^nnoiaBiinva^aaBaRBaM production which if, nt tho Princess - ■ - r r ~ : —- -. rrr: Jttr .~-z r ) V . - j r n fj'S .W tonight. s i i B G a iu s s B n a r L ’ D B o n a a n e H D u iiiisz iu u s m m u a N R u a M a R a M U M ft is the story <if n professional lerohull player who had won the diein. tlon of being the crnelt hitter of ’lie league nnd held tho esteem of evny fan tvho had cvOr xeon hlm (day, V.:t whose memory was darkened with visions of gray days spent within I k^g Extends to Orlando nnd Day twin an well uh the hundreds o f oriron walls. . bottles we ]>ut out in Sanford every tiny lint Sliugrue wns nn nllns for a * chap who wns known In the under- a world ns the “ Gas-Pipe Kid"; the £ ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R “ Kid" had donb his "hit" in San Quen­ tin prison, had been paroled, but vio•ated his parole on the first day away on necount o f iU purity i;< fittsl. becom ingAho drinking wgltu: from prison. He turned to professionfo r Ccnlrul Florida. It i.t nlno maintmemled for use in l»atd Imsehrll to mark his identity, his tfi'ie!i. I f you ;tre noL driiikiug Elder Springs W utcr iiow— old life faded end he became one of the sensations nf-lhc. baseball world. give it u trial. But not so hia old seif. There wns bitterness toward mankind in Bat I 'L D S E 'A i Shugruc’s heart, and he fplt no thrill PHONI5 311— W E ’LL DELIVER in the baseball world’s applause, al­ though It did please hi* vanity. A newspaper article on his life, which pictured him as the Idral type of manhood that hls work on base­ ball field expressed,' awakened Bat to the realization that every kid who ■■■RBIMB■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! hero-worshipped him for hls ability tn bit the ball would real tthe article nnd believe In him. i t Of A messenger boy who championed him overheard a bit o f conversation which hinted strongly of Intrigue, v>: with Bat Shugruo in the role of i^ou- NEW YORK, July 15.— Increased S savings were reported throughout the country in figures compiled nnd made Public yesterday by the American Bsnkcra' Association, Savings de­ posits In bnnks, ns of June 30, 1022, the Iact available date, were an­ nounced nt ? 17,300,000,000 compared with ? id,020,000,000 the same date the previous year, or 4.1 per cent Increase. California led tho list in the amount of indivfdunl saving*. In mutual savings banks the aver­ age balance on June 30, 1022, was •480, in New England; $710 in New bJr-rossing hls owp team. York; $070 middle Atlantic states; How Rnt was brought face to face 1405 Washington; ?958 California with the biggest decision o f hia life, Vr and |500 for the 82 mutual savings /UNDER ISUSPlCTON with the truzt of a boy balancing an Hnn -H a i*» r >* banks in tho 17 states reported. iron gate barring his freedom, pre­ In state banka and trust companies sents a gripping human 'in terest the average savings account was |384 Iduccd in Florida. Quality is the one^"flee," to tho left “ Haw," etc. By drama. SAYS THE STATE. In New England; |441 in New York; aBt stayed true to the faith of the MARKETING BUREAU thing taht enables these wentern pre- the systematic use o f these or other •352 Middle Atlantic states; ^340 ‘ ducers to ship egg* y r o is the con­ words in connection with the whip bdy, and out o f tb6 horror that had Waahlngton; •BIO California, and |530 tinent and top the best market in gently applied, the bourse will come gripped hls soul grWe the first real Persons who work out in their gar­ to rail state banks and trust compa­ the United States. It Is possible lo to understand and will obey und com moments of happiness that he had nies reported, which Included 20,308 dens find that the soil may be kept produce the same quality in Florida mand without having the lines jerked ever known. state banks and 1,480 trust compa from under finger nails by wetting nnd at it much lower cost. or being whipped or yelled at. Tach tho ends of the fingers and drawing RELIEVER RHEUMATISM ‘ ” nies. your horse a short vocabulary and ex­ "I can simply say that Foldy Kid­ •In National banks the averago sav­ them over a wet cake of soap, forcing What pasture plant is adapted to plain it to the buyer should you ever ney PUU gave me relief from rheu­ the soap under the nails. This will ing* account was |376 New England; Florida conditions? In answer to it, Nell the horse or mule. Dogs can be matic pains, ami hath.’ net used sup­ •528 New York; $3B3 Middle Atlantic keep the dirt out and the soap can W. E. Stokes, grus* ami forage crop taught words th u will in time have ports for tha last aix weeks (had to states] •330 Washington; |073 Cali­ easily l>e removed with hot water. investigator of the Florida Experi­ nicnntng to them. Children and even use taro). the bold probf you' can fornia, and 1394 for ail National adults will scream and use language Irving T. Bush, president of the ment Station, says that no grass i» to animals which has no mure mean­ have that Foley Kidney Pills are ef­ bank* in the United States. New York State ChamiM r of Com­ belter than- Bermuda from the stand­ ing than to yell u line from a Greek fective is this, that alnce they cleared ,* V 4f * merce, la back from a trip to F.u- point of a general all around plant poem at them. By being sensible and my system of uric acid, have been en­ CHlCAGp WILL START rope, and says that France 4a hold­ for this state. The rainy summer practical with . unimays, tho owners tirely free o f pain and depression," BUILDING GREATEST ing back the recover)' of affairs on months is the best tlmo to establish will as a rule find that they arc easy writes J. \V. Hunter, Loi An gel ex, _ >** til11 , h i g h s c h o o l in u. s. m r the continent, and that country is |Bermuda. Write him at Gainesville to manage. Gentleness will persuade Calif. Backache, Rheumatic Pains, Hviff enacting the c lo s in g seen? irt her jlfc:G ir full details, CHICAGO, July 15/—Construction mankind muc heaiier tha nviolence Dull Headaches and tired feelipg are as a great power, He thinks’ I’ oln^ will begin in October o f the largest and tiie same rule will apply to, the quickly relieved by Foley -Kidney Many person* net upon the theory anlrnnl world. Pilla. Bold, everywhere,— Adv. Ugh school in tha United States. It cfcre, the premier, will fail nnd bei . i.... ■ . . . i i t . . . '.• como the most hated man in France, that horses nnd other animals umierwHI be situated in Chicago and is A "he-m|n," as we understand It, planned to cost 14,000,000, according Tho great coming country of Europe, stand human speech. Horses can h# The U. H. Patent Office recently ia one equipped-with an unusually ef­ to Charles M. Modcrwell, president he believes^ is Russia, that country taught to understand a few vnmU, approved and published in the Patent ficient bragging apparatus. being teh only rival o f tho United to teach them the owners should •f that board o f education who an­ States a ss producer of grain crop*, jbti regular ami exact .in tho use of Office Gazette a trade maik covering nounced plana for the ntructure to­ * — - ■'the words they employ to direct the tho name of the farm o f an Iowa in the U. S. Department o f Agricul­ day. There is always a good demand im animal'* movements. A dozen words farmer. Ledru C. Willita, the farmer ture, Mr. WllUta la the first atock• The building will cover an eight and one-half acre site nnd will be n the eastern markets for select egg*, j will be enough. To start the horse in,wlmre name tho trade-mark waa man ,and probably the first farmer say “ Go," to stop any J'stop," combination o f .’ Tudor - and Gothic Egg* from Pelndumn, Cnilfornin nro —' ............... .. — ■ - »■ or irzuert, is n breeder of purebred hogs, to obtain a United States trade mark Q^|phltecturc. Plans mill for aO faling shipped from the western to the east­ •‘whoa;’’ to have the horse move fas­ cattle nnd r.heep The name o f the to rhls faun. There ia nothing In the “ •mpaeity o f 4,070 pupils. Tlif-build- ern coast and "compete in tho flew ter say "Faster," to slow up any farm istradc mnrwked is “ Iiawkeye." law -to prevent it bqt apparently no j York City tfiarkct wHh Lgga prb* "slower/*1*to-‘turn to the right say T o-the knowledge » f lire etock men one thought o f it before. will 1m completed in 10026. ■ FEED*hAY«CRAIN AhiD FERTILIZERS PHONE 539'MYPTLE AVE.8 4 IHST.SANH3I?D.FU !O u r S e r v i c e ! ater Company m f >or^ r s a n d s ’o f n e w fr ie n d s f o r MERRY WIDOW FLOUR Balea of MESSY WIDOW. Flour in ipjz were (n 1,756 bars Its ola friend*,' bu i r S s r , c x * f X rtboS i ; Dow os tha market. Ho wonder MERRY WIDOW Self-Rising Flour la euch a favorite- ft already contains the right amount of para Ugredienu for malting delidoua biscuit*. You save the usual time of mixing, and good results are aeaureo. Better «t01, it reduce* the ooat of good bread to • minimum. Think of it, a nfckePa worth of MKUtY WIDOW Flour makes at least y j biscuits, regular aixa. MESSY W IM W i i l f Flonr la madeby tha Fora Company, mfflara the origins tora of r>4 d u n n . Aik tor It by name. Ford Flaw Ca, HaakvIIU, Tana. Beta R Deelent tt ymm k t t e $ e lf-] Z!The Flour JVithout a Doubt*! •4IU% 1 *.. -■- t » tJ.jjv ak: j .. �J \ TIlE SANFOnp DAILY GOLF * BOWLING TENNIS BOXING SPORTS It. L. SHIPP, Editor and Gibbons BASE BALL NEWS Dempsey May Fight in Tampa MONDAY, JU1.T; 16,1924 ,, BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TR AP SHOOTING Yanks’ Excellent Yanks Make it Two Out Pitching Staff is of Three From Indians Getting Results CLEVELAND, July 10.->Ncw York at South Florida Fair WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Florida M ale League Daytona at Tampa. Orlando at St. Petersburg, Bradontown nt iLnkcland. TAMPA, July 10.—A. second .fight l*ctwecn Jnck Dempsey, holder o f the heavyweight boxing crown, and Tom­ my fiihlmns, challenger, sometime during February o f next year in this city. | YEBTEItDAY’S RESULTS c ir c u it NATIONAL LEAGUE Williams, Philadelphia....23 Makan, Philadelphia Hornsby, St. Louis....... 10 Fournier, Brooklyn ......... 10 Miller, C hicago _____ __________.....10 O’Fnrrcll, Chicago .... .5.... H Meuse!, New York ......... 9 Wonder when tho Rotes and Ki. wanls piny ball again? An all-star cast tonight in "Trlfling With nonor." ^ AMERICAN LEAGUE made it two out of three yesterday, Ruth, New York —...21 NEW YORK. July 19— The allWilliams, S t Loulg „......15 Tv star hurling corps of the New York winning 4 to 2. Tho score: Hcilmnnn, Dotroit .ii.^Fr na Yankees, much the sanio ns thnt which New Y o r k .................. 310 000 0 0 0 -4 Cleveland ............. 011 000 000—2 Hauser, Philadelphia! . ' fy, twirled tbepi to thetf American Lea­ Brower, Cleveland . ' M W * gue title litfl.Mason, looms again ns DETROIT, July 19— Herman Pil- *a Miller, Philadelphiathe factor thnt promise* to swing the tide in favor: o f Miller Huggins’ men Ictto pitcher airtight hasebnll Until P i McManus, St. Louis —.... *7 ’ PI the final Inping of westerday’s game P'4 Flagstcnd, Boston .......... *7 Pi for the- third straight year. and Detroit easily defeated Washing­ r*» Crippled in their catching nnd outton, 10 to 2. Tho score: P a P a P i P u P u P n P a P o Pi fielding departments for several weeks,'the Yankees, by the aid of Washington ............. 000 000 Oil— 2 The young Turk will spon lose ________ 301 001 31 x— 10 their burling excellence, have run Detroit caste ns a menace bo the Allies un­ roughshod through most of their wes­ less he can persaude one of the Allies CHICAGO, July 19— Great pitching tern opposition. Ycsterilay's Victory over Clmlnrid hy Ed, Rommel, coupled with a time­ to finance him. put Italic Rntn hnd his thin twelve ly single behind second base by Haus­ Mr. Harding pleases us Immensely rnrooK in front of the Indians with St. er, put Phijadriphla out in front nnd Louis, showing Improvement In form, enabled them to defeat Chicago yes­ in one particular. He, nt least, hasn’t denied thnt he will bo n can­ ji.«\v third nft"r pissing Detroh, *.‘hl- terday 3 to 1. The score: didate. Philadelphia .............. 000 002 010—3 c«K>i and Philadelphia. ................. 000 000 100— 1 Tho Ni^v York Giants, in th" Nat­ Chicago The Dnilv Herald, 15c per week. ional, have found the western .nvnn- Thnt was tho substance of an article Florida State league appearing In one of tho local papers A t New York 5, Chicago 0 (10 in­ early this week. Apparently the box­ ning*). ing contest is to receive the endorse­ At Brooklyn 2, Pittsburgh 3. ment of financial and business inter­ No othcra scheduled. ests ns the pnpor stated that the quosing Is being freely discussed by bank­ American League ers nnd merchants. A t Detroit 10, Washington 2. It Is proposed to hold the fight In At Cleveland 2, New York 4. connection with tho South Florida At Chicago 1, Philadelphia 3. Fnlr nnd Gaapnrilln Carnival which At St. Louis 11-0, Boston 0-0 (Sec­ takes place early in Februnry. It Is ond game called 11 innings, darkness) also being suggested thnt the fight lie held under tho auspices of the lo­ Southern Association cal National Guard outfit ns this is At Nashville ), Birmingham 2. the only manner, the paper believes, At Chattanougn 2, Memphis 4. ST. LOUIS, July 19— After defeat­ In which it can be handled. There is i,,,> troublesom e though thee- out LOW TIDES ON BEACH. 1923 At New Orleans 3, Mobile 5. ing Boston in the first game of yes of five were tnkm from the dangerous a law in this stnte prohibiting prize Only three game scheduled. fights but for a number of months the I’Jrutes during tlie last week. Ycstcr- terday’s double-header, II to 0, tho Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur local Guardsmen have held weekly rfny McGrnw’s men dropped one to Browns battled the Red Sox to an 11- at approximately the same hour and HOW t £ b Y STAND t ie Cubs, reducing hteir lead over the Inning tic at G-nll in the second game. minute. bouts in their own arena. Cincinnati Reds to thre and n half The scores: Date June Oct July Aug. Sept. It is the opinion oT several large games. Florida State League First game: 9:28 9:41 4:05 4:31 5:33 business men thnt an arena cnpable 1 Won Lost I'ct. The St. Louis Cardinals, who won Boston ___ __ ........... (109 000 000— 0 7:20 7:38 4:66 5:20 9:14 of seating from 50,000 to 75,000 would llradentown .......... 15 mx out of eight games during the St. Louis ......... ........ 000 452 OOx— 11’ 7 .982 8:37 5:47 7:11 8:17 9:02 bo constructed nnd a purse o f sufficOrlando ................. 14 week, follow tile Cubs to the Pilo 8 .039 The second panic: . 9:36 7:01 9:21 8:09 9:43 clent size to l>o attractive provided. Grounds. St. Petersburg___ _ 11 i> .r.r.o 7:24 7:G0 Boston ................... 004 000 101 00—9 9:00 10:11 10:32 During the early months of the Lakeland ............... 11 10 .1524 Gincinmttt*had (he best record of St. Louis ............... 000 010 302 00—9 8:17 8:51 9:57 11:08 11:29 year South Florida and especially In Daytona ................. . 8 the week in tho Nntional, grabbing 15 .348 0:07 9:44 10:52 11:11 11:51 the vicinity of Tampa there are thou­ Tampa ................... . 0 seven out of nine games against the 10 .273 9:57 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:49 sands of visitors and tourists nnd weaker eastern opposition, while the McQuillan Wins Own 1:38 10:44 11:30 11:50 1:08 those in the “ know” nrc o f the opin­ Yankees and Indians, in the American National league Game for the Vols 2:28 11:30 11:50 12:42 1:51 ion thnt Tampa is the logical place in each took six out of eight games, the Won Lost Pet. 3:18 12:19 12:24 1:31 2:47 which to hold the “ quarrel." latter handing the Philadelphia Ath­ New York ............. 53 28 .954 NASHVILLE, Torn.. July 19— Geo. 1:00 1:10 ^ 3 :3 5 4 :09 2:13 Tho legality of holding the scrap on letics four straight setbacks. Cincinnati ............. 48 . *30 .915 Mi-Qiiillan’s single in the ninth scored 1:55 5:00 1:40 3:01 4:24 a military reservation will of course Pittsburgh ............ 48 • 31 .908 Graff fro mtlurd ha .- wit lithe win­ 2:38 2:20 3:51 5:18 5:57 be considered by those fostering thu Arc you moving? Call 198 for a ning run, giving the oVis a 3 to 2 Chicago ................. 44 38 .537 4:40 0 :59 8:15 0:14 movement nnd it is the opinion, of QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, and verdict over the B a ro n Brooklyn ............... 40 .509 39 The Score: 1:00 3:34 8:02 3r32 7:18 sonic that it ran be done in n way have It done right. 83-tfc Bliminghnin .... 000 loo 100—2 10 0 St. Louis ............... 41 .404 42 9:30 4:21 4:54 8:22 ■9:03 whirh wit) be legal and within the 50 -201 Boston ...... ........... 23 Nashville...... . 100 (OKI 101—3 11 2 5:03 5:48 7:34 9:23 10:00 law. NO OVERPRODUCTION 59 Philadelphia ......... 23 .201 Bates nnd Vann; MeQuillun and 9 :02 8:40 10:25 10:59 0:47 The city of Tampa can well provide IN STAPLE ( BOPS Eiffcrt. 7:02 7:51 9:43 11:21 11:45 for the largo crowd which would nec­ Amrricnn League 7:31 8:57 10:54 11:57 12:07 essarily travel a long ways to a re flit Tin* tHunrlntnl l’ rt*tk I (llj 'liit* |«tn«ii<|nlril l*ri* Won Lost Pet. CHATTANOOGA, July 19— Mem­ 9:59 8:32 11:13 12:31 12:53 turn engagement between these lu­ VII l TALLAHASSEE, Fin., .tu July 1 0 .988 25 New York ........... 55 9:30 11:01 11:53 1:18 1:37 men. [The general cron outlook is fair but phis won the final gang- of the series 38 .537 Cleveland ............... 44 yesterday defeating Chattanooga -I to 10:2H 11:50 12:47 2:01 2:19 there is no evidence of over-produc­ .500 10 St. Im u ls.............. 40 ’ 11:2(5 12:07 - 1:37 2:50 2:42 DUVAL’ S BOND ISSUE OF tion of cereal crops as compared with 2. The score: -10 n,9'l .491 Detroit .................. 39 12:21 1:02 3:21 3:29 THREE MILLIONS IS O. K. tile 1917-21 average, according to the Memphis ....... 020 no| 010— 1 11 0 .488 Philadelphia . ..__ 39 * 11 010 non oiO—2 (1 2 1:18 1:53 3:01 3:55 4:09 monthly agricultural review o f the Chattanooga .481 40 Chicago ................ 37 Fowl lies and Tale; Ballou, Wing2:10 3:44 4 llv Tlii* \ m•*1m*Inli*it I'rrmi I 2:41 4:32 4:43 United States Department of Agri­ .118 It) Washington ........ .. 33 JACKSONVILLE, July , •;«>;> ■ 3:29 4:20 5:10 • 5:22 III .1 •I t ( 1 « M ft Kin., *» I’liH f’'# /19— culture received here. I)cccensed pro­ field ami Nunnmnker.. , : 4 « :: Boston i ............. . Dufill Mfltitrif CftotityV frfAleX MAleX ’ rtf'vhitd (iCvtul and NEW URMiH'NS, July If1!— Mobile jab 3:19 4:08 5:00 5:52 ' rfioo duction ns compared with the fivebridge bond snmountin glo $3,000,00(1 4 : 19 5:52 9:59 year average is shown in the ease of defeated New Orleans in the opening 31 Why do we do 75 per cent of the have been approved by John C. wheat, corn, oats, and rye. Increases game of the four game series here i long distance hauling of Seminole Thompson, New York bond attorney. er Full Morin Last Quarter are estimated for Tuirley, apples, nnd yesterday, 5 to 3. The score: I county T The answer is, because we The bonds were voted in an election .... 200 (III OIO I IJune 21 June 28 July 5 peaches: An tieeumulnUon of meat Mobile N,ew Orleans do it right, at the right price.—■ June 15, and it is expected they will 000 003 000- 3 5 2 July 20 July 27 Aug 4 animals is also reported, QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. be piaeoil nn the market and sold be­ Ftihr nnd Having; Winn, Thomas j Aug. 19 Aug. 29 Sept. 3 Phone 408. 83-tfc tween September 1 and 15. The Daily Herald, 15c per week. and Milze. Sept. 17 Sept. 21 Oct. 3 t CELERY SEED FOR THE MOVIE FAN CLOiiTfena They don’t have a definite sch'cd. ulo—they play ns fast as they m over the ill effects of one game and This is one o f the most enthralling, are able to play another. most exciting dramas In months. --------- . I ' ‘ ■ ' It Is an epic of the groat National Game-pin which nlljilhe/ ui^orlying drnma o f the gam uts.p'zprdajtd.'M ■^fill ns its comedy moments! ,;;1 : i ,r *: ■1 tIt is the ktory of li gril’s great loye for n man who in' the oyes of the world wtfs an outcast—until through the power o f her love he was bro’t back. Also Buster Kenton No. 13.’’ in “ Convict And the honor guests tonight will be J. L. Miller (o f nuttcr-Nut bread fame) and -fnmily and will see this excellent picture without coBt to them. This is your ticket, bring it along. Tomorrow— lloy Stewart, Marjorie Daw, Jennie Walker nnd Wallace Beery in “ Tho Sage Brush Trail."’ Also round four of the “ Leather Pushers.” For quick results try a want ad. Shfiford’s Semi-pro team will r|sy th o , OrlAndo Independents, here sday afternoon: afternoon on the Ninth treot diamond, mond. |rh<f game Will sl>rt promptly at 3:30/ ti »«h • (x I ■ '4 - 4 Orlando Independents are consider, ed n pretty ‘strong aggregation de. spite the fact that they lost nn easy game to the Kissimmee Cowpunchm last week. Johnny Kilbanc, former * world* featherweight champion, says that he will now enter business. is fricndi estimate hia wcnlth to be near * quarlltor of a million dollars. So'we guess thnt Johnny wnsn’t so had off when he returned home and only a few loyal fans met him nt the depot. Roumania now has n golf course! So just look how much use the ath­ letics will bo in preventing foreign wars! Roumnnin’s war heads will |« so busy yelling “ fore,” etc., nt each other that wars will bo the same ns playing marbles with them—if they ever did such u thing. TRAIN SCHEDULE American League pitchers are still shy o f Uabo Ruth! Yesterday the big Bambino received his 100th free COBBECTED MAY I, 1923 South Bound transportation o f the season. Or U it . .poor pitching? - Wo are inclined to Arrive , ___[believe the former reason more ac­ 2:40 a.nl. 8 3 .......... 2:39 n.m. ceptable to bnscbnll fans. » 8:10 n.m. 27........... 2:15 p.m. 89........... 2:25 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Friberg’s Homer 85..... 9:55 p.m. Northbound Arrive 82........ 1: 18 n.in. No. 81..........11:45 n.m. No. 80..........•3:12 p.m. No. ....10:00 p.m. No. Trilby Branch Arrive xNn. 190. xNo. •2! xNo. Gives Cubs Game From The Giants Departs 2:03 n.m. NEW YORK, July 19— Chicago de­ 12:05 p.m. 3:52 p.m. feated the Giants 9 to 5, in ten inning* yesterday when Frlbcrg lined a Imme ,run to the left field fence in the 10th Ilepnrts with the bases full. The score: 7:30a.m.. Chicago ................. 000 120 110 1-9 3:25 p.ni. New York .......... «... 100 020 020 0 -5 BROOKLYN, N. Y., July 19— j Pittsburgh made it two Out of three Leesburg Branch with Brooklyn yesterday, winning 3 Departs to 2. The score: Arrive ........ 3:55 n.m. xNo. 157...... .Pittsburgh ................. 0(H) 000 201-3 it w*» *!>:f.?ip. in. 'No. .,21*!.. Brooklyn’ /.V..... 000 010 010-T 9:30 n.m. xNo. 158........... 7:10 p.m. No. 22...... .. About the only way to cure nn Oviedo llrnnch ardent rnidcal is to give him a little Departs . Arrlvo authority nud let Nature take its xNo. 129......... 7:15p.m. course. 3:40 p.m. xNo. 127. ........ x— Daily, except Stinduy. The Daily Herald, 15c per week. ' ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■ ■ B ■ ■ ■ " ■ Service Department of The Herald is These proven eucccsuful In other A �THE SANFORD D A iL Y HE&AM ), R a is in g He r e t h e F a m ily HONE fsT G fVWD N O T f k S iC -N O F DUNilS OP- SUPPERlTHE P O O F S GONHfX 6 n D A Y ,JU L V 16,1623 Iko believes ihni "discretion is the bettor part ofjvalor I m e <\' u it£ (J e t * m K H b 'u j ^ 'T V o u 6 e .r w aroo6K u m H ffv w w S iL t B A w t S o p h ie o o L i C ' S W , tu M E R E lb$ > T SP sM K U .E UfrN/E. Y O U B E E ^ A L L T U lS T H E '. S HOWS'* l Ue Cv o . v i t S u C k L E .- ^ 0 ______ M E E D TO EU&H H C H E _ O N M S * \ C C O u N T --y DO - y o u t h ih k w e . Go t c->.' ^TTA T O HIT P s T t H e C U O C kJ, s t p» lOMMtP F oes /> ] W M EtJ 1 C O H e U J ^ M O G o O U T -U iW V •40U SU P !*-#>_ \ Fuv OFF TUVS > S W *C I< - D lO N Y V3 ■ j m Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. FOR RENT Horse and Cow puncher Achieve Fame TARPON SPRINGS IIONDS FOR MUNICIPAL PARK AND GOLF LINKS FOR RENT—Convenient large uiv furnished rooms for housekeeping. Rent reusonahle. 205 Oak Avenue. TAMPA, Fin., July 15.— Voters of Optlcien-Optometrist "Perfect understanding." G-18-lmo-p Tnrpon Springs, near this city, will H I Boat P in t S t m t Sanford, Fla, ___ What a soothing feeling It can give FOR RENT— Wu have n well located one—even n horse— nnd this is not he given an opportunity within the furnished home.—A. P. Connelly & exaggeration. Wo cite an instance next 30 dnys to register their ap­ Sons. 79-tfc herewith where a horse and man un­ proval or disapproval o f the sale of Too eau find the nam* of titty live Business Man 1*UR RENT— One room, connecting derstand each other better than most bonds amounting to $50,000 for the In Sanford la this Column hath, 211 E. Second SL 90-tfc humotA. The horse—his nnnto is purchase and equipment o f a muni­ cipal pnrk nnd golf links. **rb day. "Pete." The man—ho Is Roy Stew­ I' UR RliK’T— Coltuge, J. Musson. Tnrpon Springs is said to he one of Get An Abstract Before 91-Gtp art, movie star, and they both appear tho largest producers of sponges in FOR RENT— Good celery land.— E. In "The Sngo Rrush Trail," the wes­ the country nnd recently more than ‘ Buying Property F. Lane. 92-3tp tern photo-novelty written by H. II. 200 sponge Ironts were anchored out­ Van Loan, author o f "Fightin* Mnd" Service Transfer E. A . DOUGLASS, Pres. FO RRKNT—3 or -1 furnished house­ nnd which comes to tho Princess The­ side the city awaiting opening of the sponge exchange, it is.also said thnt keeping rooms," 2 first floor, 2 up­ Storage Facilities atre tomorrow (Tuesday). more than $25,000 worth of sponges stairs; 3 hde rooms, running water, va please you, tell others; If not, M t a t c i K t ia K ii a i a Why shouldn't they understand ench change hands daily in this thriving gas ami lights. Rent reasonable. 312 tell na. Phone 498 East Fifth St. D2-2tp other7 They have been pals for city. years and thnt mnrvelous vein of According to those in authority l'OR RENT—0 room house, corner of sincere affection that oxiats in enrh there is little chance thnt the oppo­ |SANFORD N O V E LT Y 7th St. and Myrtle Avcl— Dr. H. C. other’s heart for the other hns gained nents of the sale of the park bonds Noble. 92-3tp unusunl fame and honor for both will ho able to muster sufficient W ORKS horse nnd ninn. Neither is selfish istrength to defeat the issue ns n re-j* P O U N D V. C. COLLER, PropFOUND—Florida license tag. Own­ and thin is proven In the furt thnt Ray rcnt straw vote was overwhelmingly |General Shop and Mill Stewart holds Rodeo champ honors jn f „ vor 0f ih city pnrk. Classified Ads lc n word. No er can have same upon identifica­ nnd you nil know half of his success -------- .----------------Ad taken for less than 25c. Work tion and paying for ad. Cnll ut Herin this line o f nedenvor ^is due the STOPPED 1IIH PAINS And positively no Clasailied nld office. 97-tfc JNTRACTOR a n d B U IL D E R "I was suffering with a severe cold, horse, which in this case was "Pete." Ada charged to anyone. Caah 117 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. The horse is cnlled upon to carry his headache and pains in my abdomen," ! muat accompany all orders. MrltAE w i l l s p e a k pal on many stirring rides in "The writes J, II. Dring, Newport, It. iJ Count the word* and remit AT FARMERS' MEETING AT Sage Brush Trail," nnd ho proves a "A fter tairing Foley's Honey nnd M acordingly. B. W . HERNDON GAINESVILLE IN AUGUST faithful beast. Tar in conjunction with Foley Cath-1 artic Tablets 1 was entirely relieved I INSURANCE AGENCY TALLAHASSEE, Fin., July 10.— TWENTY FLORIDA COUNTIES of my c o l d and pains." Coughs r e -1 f H O 'I'k f Am oM -liilril I’ rra a ) FIKP--------- AUTO----------RONDS TO EXHIBIT IN NEW YORK suiting from Bronchitis, Asthma, | FOR SALE W. A. McRae, state commissioner of Hay Fever, Croup nnd Whooping Agriculture, has accepted an invita­ Cough are quickly relieved with Fol- | SARASOTA, July 14.— At the KiFOR SALE— 1 team moles, wagon tion to attend the Farmers' and Fruit S. 0 . Shinholser ey's Honey and Tar. The largest I and harness at a bargain.— E. N. Growers' week at the University of wnnis luncheon Friday, General Man­ selling cough medicine in the world. Sutton, Geneva, Fin. 82-10tp Florida, August 0-11. lie probably ager P. T. Streider of the South Contractor and Builder Sold everywhere.—Adv. Florida Fair Association, a guest of FARMERS— You caq, get seed bod will participate,,,iu the .discussions Mi-. Owen burns, told o f tlm progress FLORIDA IANF0RD dealing with the welfare of the Flor­ fram -i and irrigation plugs at the There are other Transfers; but of John Ringling’s mid-winter Flor­ Sanford Novelty Works. 100-t/c ida farmers. none with SERVICE for their middle . The meeting is expected to be ida exposition in Mndison Square name.—QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ A. P. Connelly & Sons FOR SALE— Dealer and Oaya' paints largely Garden, was progressing. Mr. .Strei­ attended. Invitations have FER. Phone 498. 83-lfc and Varnishes at Snnfard Novelty F.atablluhrd JDON been sent •out to leading citizens der is acting both for Tampa and Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc New York products and said that al­ Deal Estate, Loans and Insurance throughout the stale and numbers G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs Tor have indicated tiieir intention o f at­ ready twenty counties laid begun ar­ Phone IH 101-8 Magnolia Arc. pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. | setting, 15 rggs for $1.00. Mrs. tending, according to information rangements to exhibit at the garden 4-24-tfc ns well as us Tampa. He considers Ellsworth, Dcardall Avenue, San­ from Gainesville. this the greatest opportunity that 83-tfp STEWART The Florist ford. 066 quickly relieves Constipation Pul Flowers----------------Floral Designs FOR SALE— 5 Pointer pups, No. 1 Douglas Fairbanks' son now him an Florida hns ever had for effective ad­ stock. Sec Vick Hawkins, 11(1 San­ excellent nipvlo job, but nothing hns vertising of her products. The Tam­ Biliousness, Headaches, Colds Annual and Ornamental Planta pa fair he said would he the greatest and LaCrippe. ford Ave. (53-tfc yet been done for the elder Cctogan. 5 -l-o.a .w .-2 0 te in the history of the association und lilt Myrtle Are.-------------Phone 2G0-W FOR SALE— No. 817 West First S t In I ' l r r n l l I'u lirl. 7lh J m llrliil t 'lr r u lt , thnt while the show at the Garden Nr hi In iilr I ' m i n l J . Vlnrliin. Attractive terms. Address owner. CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY would he that of individual counties Ovi-rotri-i't Turpi;iviIim C u jiip an v, GU-tfc vs. w SANFORD M ACHINE I!ox 782, Daytona, Fin. the combined effect would be to make I . u r y I’ . (tllisDfi, )'uitern* llu r r ls . I ln n NEW YORK. July 13.— Henry I* mill 11 ii i r I k . J i sh « l l u r r l s . nnU nil OFFER EXTRAORDINARY one of the most unique nnd interest­ COM PANY piTsiitis I n i i r i - » ( i-q In tin' p r o p e r t y Joyce former marine manager of the One new five room house with hath, I n v o l v e d In lIlls su it anti In-low ( !" ing exhibitions ever brought to the General Machine and Boiler Central Railway of New Jersey, was s c r ib e d , e l nl. full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ eyes of northern people. Mr, Streider W orks T o I he d e f e n d a n t s K u a e n e l l u r r l s , indicted by the f.cdcrnl grand jury was informed that Sarasota county Hntiniili l l u r r l s nittl J e s s e H a r ris , uml CUPIED. Cylinder Grinding today for violation of tho Clayton act ull p e r s o n s I n te r e s te d III t h e p r o p e r l y PRICE was now considering u fair item in I n v o l v e d In litis s u it s l l i u i l e In S e m i ­ IPhone 02---------- Sanford, Florida and conspiracy to defraud the govern­ n o le I ’ o u n t y . F lo r id a , ilrse rllie d as $.'1,000.00--------------- form s to suit you its budget of $4,000. Mr. A. B., Ed­ H K 'i o f HW *i , Her. 33. T p . 3lt H . It. K» ment !k| making false claims for $2,A REAL BARGAIN I!.. Pliil th e S ' , o f N\V»i u nd Uie wards proposed thnt inasmuch ns the (109,000 for operations carried on . , , . . . . . N\ V‘ i o f N U '.i. Her. 6, T p . 21 H. H. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS n " " , ^ « ln :u Itk .Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d thnt y o u und 79-tfc during the period of federal control iAtmcrlc,‘ " during nnd after the war. ,ho « rcction o f " rnrli o f j on do a p p e a r l o t h e hill o f on Hnnnnn avenue, tho most promi­ ■‘out pla in ! h e r e i n tiled, o n I ho Gth d a y FOR SALE— New bungalow," reasonust. A. I*. 10(3. nent street leading into the city thnt u f IIA ilu '02-3tp MOTION PICTURE able terms.—E. F, Lnnc. Is f u r l h e r o r d e r e d Hint t h is o r d e r o f p n h l lr u t lo ii h e p u b lis h e d o n c e (\ the name pf Banana avonuo be drop­ FOR SALE—Coot! mule, chenjh i? FOLK FACE CHARGE w e e k f o r e lp lil c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In ped nnd tho street he railed Victory tlo< S a n f o r d H e ra ld , u n e w s p a p e r puli taken at once.— E. F. Kucserman, avenue and that name which had been ll s h e d In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e f o n n l y , lutke Monroo, 92-0tp Florida. LOS ANGELES, Calif., July 14.— W i t n e s s m y linud uml th e s e a l rtf applied to a portion of Main street --------M FOR SALE— Hanson Six, 1922 model, Gaston Glass, a motion picture actor, t h e said I'lre u lt C o u rt at S a n fo r d . be dropped. Dr. F. W. Schultz pro­ F l o r i d a , th is 1st tiny o f J u n e , A . I). Cards of Sanford's Reputexcellent mechnnlcal condition, looks will face a jury September 13th on a posed that the Klwnnis nnd the 10 **3 n . A. DOItn l.ARH . able Professional Men, each M and runs like new. Owner will sell at charge growing out of a raid on n Ix-gions of nSrnsotn und Manatee c l e r k C ircu it C n u r l. of whoa, In hia choaen pro- M bargain on good terms. Have anoth­ residence irt the Hollywood district S r m l m d e C o u n t y . F lo r id a . counties get together nnd go before I t y : V. K. IKHHILAHH. 1>. t!. I m o Iob tbs Herald reconi- M er car and need tho money. Call at June 2. A Jury in police court was the’ commissioners of the two coun­ A— 4- 1 1 - IN-25— 7 - 2 - # - I G - J 3 - 3 0 - » t e nende to the poop la. M Dlxlo Motor Company, 113 Park Ave discharged lust night after being un­ ties and mnko the continuation of nuc for demonstration if interested. able to agree on evidence submitted in Uanann avenue which I* now the d-92-f»tp; w-101-Hp tho first trial. Hrndenlown road all Victory avenue SUMMER EXCURSION Glass will ho tried jointly with or Victory highway^ The Idea was FARES FROM W A N TK 1 p Louis J. Cannier, a motion picturo di­ greeted with Applause ami referred to WANTED— HOYS TO SELL THE rector; Miss Alma Rhoades und Mrs. Ceorgc A. DeCottes tho board of directors. It will prob­ • SANFORD HERALD ON TIIE Helen McClnskey, an actress. Tho four A tt o r n e y -a t-L a w ably go through and the highway as STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD were arrested in thd same raid. Over Bea ilnole County Bank. well as what is still allnana avenue TICKETS ON SALE D AILY TO Hanford •tF L O R I D A CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS HOYS beautified with trees and shurbbery N orfolk/............................ $ 46.90 TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A MRS. E. PANKHUR8T clear through to aMnatce. Baltimore ................... 57.64 FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS WILL START HEALTH Philadelphia ..................... 65.10 FRED R. W ILSON SHIPP A T TIIE HERALD OFFICE. CRUSADE IN CANADA Atlantic C ity ..................... G6.02 BANKRUPT SALE OF dh-tf ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES New York _____.............. 67.28 flr a t N a tio n a l D ank Iln ildin g TORONTO, July 15.— Mother o f a SLUTTED— Reliable •fitted colored Boston ............................... 79.84 jlANFORD Ik JltifigfeTltWUUA woman to live on place. Phone 676- new crusade, Mrs. Emmcrllne' PankNiagara F a lls............ ...... 80.50 In this issue is an advertisement hurst, famous English militant suff­ W. B5' tfc Montreal........— ................ 89.70 ragist of pre-war days, will start to­ of tho Florida Automobile Supply Co., 88.98 |e l t o n j . ‘m o u g h t o n Wa NTEI>—On small 2-acrc farm, day on a 30-day motor tpur o f North­ stating they have purchased Iho bank­ Portland, Me................ gpod trucker. Prefer single man. Benton Harbor ................. 70.65 .♦a r c h it e c t * Hr-j* ern Ontarla seeking to make Canada rupt stock or the Automotive Supply j ^ en JJ>n M nr,,or *................. Address XXX Herald office. 90-fltp 9L9Q Room 7, Miller Bldg. Company and will sell the same at the I » a u * ............ ................... "the cradlo o f a-atronger race and the 35.60 |<ANrORD - j. FLORIDA WANTUL)—T o know address of Mm. reconstructed British commonwealth, old place of business on Commercial Asheville ..... J. 0 . Caldwell, formerly of Orange by the spread of social hygiene edu­ street. All kinds of automobile sup­ Hendersonville .................. 34.30 127.93 City, Fla. Notify C. W. Wright, of cation" plies will be sold dqwn below cost. W. Snn Francisco............ . Portland, Ore..................... 112.30 Orange City, Fla. »0-3tp I. Tyler will have charge of the sale Mrs. Pankhurst, who was imprison­ and many other Eastern and WANTED— All round 1st class mTand tha advertisement gives you some ed In London several times, and onca ICHELLE M AINES chanic at Little Dixie Garage, cor­ nearly died on a hunger strike during idea of tho big stock o f supplies to be Western points. Stop overs per­ •!• LAW YER ner Orlandd and Oviedo roads. D0-6tp the militant campaign for women's sold. See tho advertisement in the mitted. — Court House COLORED DINING c A k WAITERS rights, has been living In Toronto paper today. The sale starts Monday For Schedules, reservations, and Sleeping Car Porters Wanted since the war, having become a Ca­ and will continue until tho entire etc., consult — Experience unnecessary. We train nadian citizen. . With her is her stock is sold. ATLAN TIC COAST you. Information free. Write 624 daughter, Chrlstabcl, who will care W . J. THIGPEN LINE during Mrs, Pankhurtl’s absence, the A free people is .one that endures Railway Exchange, Omaha, Ncbr, four girl war ophana they have the waste of billions sad scolds about ’Real Estate 7-2-9-16-23-30j 8-6-13-20-27 G. W . CRIM, Ticket Agent a little junket %'*y ‘ •’ W | l Y V V V V adopted, Phone 63-1 » * a , o m auto um u kascb DIRECTORY ? SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. CLASSIFIED ADS Merchants and Miners Transportation P R K in llT A M ) U A S N K M iK II S K IIV IC H . From Jacksonville From Jacksonville One Way One Way NIAGARA FALLS ......... $41.12 ......$30.11 ATLANTIC CITY ....... 30.90 NEW YORK, N. Y. ......... 36-14 BALTIMORE, MD. PHILADELPHIA, PA...... 34.38 .....'.. 42.52 BOSTON, MASS. CHICAGO. 11.1....... ....... 43.48 PITTSBURGH, PA........... 39.31 SAVANNAH. GA. ........... 6.00 CLEVELAND. O. ... ...... 39.31 TOLEDO, O....... ............... 31.71 41.93 DETROIT, MICH. WASHINGTON. D. C....... 31.71 El m i r a , n . y . ...............38.93 srvivi i ' ii r .x c r u s io x i ’ a h i ; n t o I ln t i l m o r e ............. (19.51 I*hllnil<‘ l|>Mn . 15.00 H usto n 71.71 T i c k e t s Incltnti- m i n i s (I'Xviqil t l r k i - l s f o r S a v a n n a h , Hn.) A ll r o o m s on A lit-a lm iiy anil lli-rkslt lr e anil so tn o r o o m s o n o i l i e r s t e a m e r s c a r r y ex tra rhnrues, S a i l i n g . f o r r h lln il r lit h ln via S n llln ic. f o e l l n l l l n i o r e t i n Nntnniinh IlilM I*. VI. S n t s n n n h StOO 1*. VI. SH l l n r r h r s t r r . Jill* 4. SS .Vlrrr lm ark , J u ly 13. 3.1. MS A ll .-B h i.iij. Jills I . IN, 38. NS r . n n , J uly A. in. 311. . s ' I 'r r s ln n , July II, 31. sW llu t t n r ii , J u t ) 0. ID, HO. ns C r e t a n , July I I . 3.%. ( I n rlm lln K r l o s r . l rn ra o n A lla * A t iio m n lill.'s e a r r ie .l o n a ll s t e a m e r s , n h i i n j uml t l r r k s h l r r . ) F u ll l l i ( o i n m t I n n o n r,ct|tiral. J. I*. W A I I I I . T r a v . I'ns. A a e n f . C. VI. H A H . I t , f i r n . A n t. T l r l . i t I l f f I r r mill I 'le r , MMI C. liny SI., J n r k s n n v l l l r , T r l r | i h n » r tins 3*rVi |5& J ls WE SPARE NO PAINS lo make this store continuously attractive to you. Wo want you to feel that this is your shop where you can be sure of the very best service. When You Think of Vulcanizing We want this store at once to occur to your mind. We aim to attain tfiat end by the fairness of our prices and the per­ fection of our service. K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y OnU Avenue nnd Third Street I PHONE 17------------------------------------- SANFOItD, FLORIDA ................ i GARLAND G A S RANGES PURELY P PROFESSIONAL = SANFORD For Better Cooking In over 4,000,000 homes. saves 10 pef-cent on your Sanford � 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/. 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W t- • WIK* _ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION V O LU M E IV . SANFORfl, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JULY I f , 1923 FLORIDA SHIPPERS TO OPPOSE INCREASE ! FREIGHT RATES , NO. FOR RAISE 11215121 v ----------- City Commissioners Will Have Publicity Item in th? Budget 11 ■» ^ 1J i NUMBER f t * i INLAND WATERWAYS CONNECT F WITH ATLANTIC 0I IS BEING REVIVED ip iS S ® A te MARKETS OUST OPEN m . i « /IM P Consulting Specialist in Agricultural Economics Gives Opinion Hy P. II. MeGOWAN In the Tampa Tribune Head o f Steel Trust Says six Convicts Escaped From Eastern Pen Will Stajrt in Six Near Philadelphia Weeks . IM CANAL ACROSS THE STATE OF FLORIDA WOULD SAVE MONEY WASHINGTON, July II.—Dr. W. ducc a surplus of corn thnt would J. Spillman, consulting specialist In have to he sent to distant markets, the Expert to Give Chnmler of Com­ (.Ilr Tkr AaxirliilrH rrra tl Heat Guard and Left in Motor the Hurenu of Agricultural Economics prlco would then become the price nt merce Funds for Advertising the distant market minus the Cost of NEW YORK. July 14.—Elbert II. Truck. of the United States Department of marketing—a producer’s price. This Gnry, head of the United States Steel That Would Rc Sfcrious to Every To Europe by Way of 'Atlantic At the Inst meeting if the City Agriculture, hns recently been mak- would mean much le.ss than $1.00 a Corporation, stated today tho aboli­ ( I I S T h e A a « < » r ln lril P r r a w t Grower and Shipper in the For In Hundreds of Miles PHILADELPHIA, July 14.—Six commlssioncra a specie committee i ing n deep and exhaustive study rel- bushel for corn in the Southern states. tion of the twolvc-hour day in the State if Allowed to Stand Nearer Markets from the Chamber of (ommcrcc ap­ ntivc to the distribution of types of "Florida alone of the cotton group steel industry recently plnnned by convicts escaped from Eastern . state pneitentinry today after benting the ORLANDO, July 14.—Prompt and peared before them witi the request farming in the United States. The of states shows n considerable acre­ President Harding would probably be (Ur Thr Associated r m a ) TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 14.— united protest by practically nil the thnt they make an incensed appro­ result of these atudics hns become age of fruita and vegetables. Accord­ begun within the next six weeks. guard. They osenped over the wall citrus bnd vegetable ship|>crs in the priation for publicity ii the ensuing jenown, nnd Dr. Spillman in speaking ing to the cenaus of 1010, Floridn had Speaking through Secretary, Gnry nnd held up a motor truck and fled in There is reviving interest her* Iq the direction of Fairmont Park. All were inland wnterway that would connect state has avoided n serious handicap yenr’s budget. The arnrint asked for of them yesterday said: “It is pos­ 8.3 per cent of her crop nren in fruit said, "We shall probably' commence shi dto be armed. was $14,000 which woul include an actively taking steps to reduce num­ sible, nt least in a general way, to nnd 6.0 in vegetables. The present the Gulg of Mexico with the Atlantic to these industries through the pro­ amount of $5,000 still ue from the determine what farm enterprises arc development of the trucking industry ber of twelve-hour workers within ocean by means of a canal serosa the posed increase in refrigeration charg­ The esenpe wns one of the most stnte of Florida from somewhere city. The balance aigmented by ndnptrd to a region hy studying nil in Floridn is about ns extensive ns tho next six weeks." ‘ He declined to es. This is the opinion of F. I.. Skcldaring in the long history of the pen- around Apalachicola through to Farn|y, manager of the American Fruit membership fees will gfo the cham­ the physical, biological nnd economic market demands makes possible. reveal machinery already set in mo­ ber sufficient fumls to properly ex­ conditions prevailing in the region nlid There are important truck farming tion to abolish the 12-hour day, nor itentisry. The men nppenred on top andina or porhops extending Into the Growers Inc., Orlando. While the ploit Sanford. The Pubkity Commit­ the ndaptahility of the various enter­ localities in several other of these would he cstimntc the number of of the forty foot wall, lowered two stale of Georgia where a connection subject has not yot been Anally dis­ tee, nssured thnt the ncessary finan­ prises to these conditions." . states, hut with very few exceptions workers who would he affected with­ thin ropes. They nppenred to he would be made with tho St. Mary's posed of, as it will remain for^thc rnim hut lowered themselves swiftly. river. cial provisions hnvc bo«i mnde, will Continuing, Dr. Stillman said: “A these localities nrc producing nil the in six’weeks period. • Interstate Commerce Commission to Small motor truck came along nnd meet this week to deebe on the ad­ practical question which confronts the vegetables thnt enn be sold in normnl Such a wnterway would save ship­ adjudicate the m atter, Mr. Skelly one of the convicts stopped the driver ping fro mtha southern states to E u ­ vertising mediums A) bi used (luring tanner* nt all times is whether to years and more thnn can be marketed feHs that the proposed increases in nnd all piled in. Driver wns ordered rope by way of Atlantic caaat ports the ensuing year. I. keep on wit hthe present types of in some years. These states produce refrigeration charges not only will to continue driving nnd the truck sped hundreds of miles, nnd result in a farming or to change to other types. winter nnd early spring vegetables not gd Into effect on the date'sched­ north nnd then turned west. In the South probably lihe most fre­ lor northern cities. substantial saving, it is pointed out. uled, but he believes they will be quent question would be whether it "The market for such products will Just what step., may be taken, to avoided entirely. would not lie to the advantage of that expand ns the cities to he supplied in­ In ing the m'ntlcr up for consideration Practically nil shippers nro report­ section to diversify its farming so ns crease in population, but it is evi­ of those whti have advocated the pro­ ed as having'been considerably Stirred to become less dependent on cotton." dent thnt there is no possibility of posal is NOT indicated, but there la by the midden isnunnee of n supple­ As to conditions in thu cotton licit expanding truck farming in the cot­ TREATY TAKEN TODAY IVY -SEC­ much interest in the possibilities of ment to the refrigeration tariff carry­ RETARY DKNBY'AT nnd in the fruitnnd vegetable sections ton states to take the place of cotton such a development. , , . » ing an advance in the refrigeration WASHINGTON of tho far South nnd Florida. Dr. over nny Inrge nren. Southern farm ­ The.idea is* in keeping with water­ charges of approximately twenty per MONTEVIDEO July 14.—Three Spillman raid: "An to liny, the high ers could make no grente mistake thnn way improvement* in other part*.of cent without previous notice to Flor­ days of storm and nod hnvc wrought price nt which this commodity sells to extend suddenly the acreage of n III) T H r A u ao rln fril I 'rr a x ) WASHINGTON, July 14.—Definite uu,U'K N AND ROBBED AND WAS the country, the greatest perhaps ida shippers or any discussion of the damage to the rir and hnrlior of in the South is due«to the fuel that crop like potatoes, watermelons, or among these tiring the agitation look­ THROWN FROM AN subject. Montevideo vstimr-d nt $1,000,000 much of the supply is brought from n sweet potatoes, of which the produc- flops toward fulfilling terms of nnv-; ing to the construction of a 33-mils Mr. Skelly point* out thnt two and have been rcapisiblc for the loss distance. This iH expensive in the j turn is already so great as to be mr- al limitations treaty now ratified by AUTOMOBILE channel that will connect the Great nil powers taken today by Secretary years ago, following n stubborn con­ of at least five livr by drowning. ense of n cheap, bulky product like i kelcd only with difficulty, Lakes with tho St. lyiwrenee river Denby when he railed meeting of na­ III) T h r \ M n r l n l n l l* rr« al test, "Florida shippers were able to Dr. Spillman then discussed other Up to Inst midniit the marine nu- hny. If methods can be devised thnt which will provide means wheraby ATLANTA, July 14.—G. II. Bass, val council to arrange details of scrap­ obtain an order from the Interstate thoritic shad not I ntcd the position will enable southern farmers general-j kindred subject*, physical factors, in­ ocean-going vessels may ply frealy uf Miami, Fin., reported to the police ping bnttleships abandoned under lim­ Commerce Commission reducing the of the liritish freij ter Trefusis, re­ ly to cure their hay satisfactorily,’ it eluding soil and climate, and said that I t tween foreign ports and porta .on today lip had been beaten nnd robbed then existing refrigeration /Charges ported aground ofl the Uruguayan will then pay them to grow their own while a diversification of farming is itation proposal. the Great l*kes of tho United States. of a diamond ring and twenty-nine fifteen per cent. This order was twico coast. News that e vessel was. Iti rather thnn buy it nt prevailing much to lie desired, due care should dollars in cash and thrown from an This will bo possible as sooo *» -U»e subjected to review nt the urging of tjoubie was trnns tted hy other prices. be given nny plan that hns for its obnutomnliile early this morning by two Canadian government completes the trh transportation lilies, and on De­ ships which relnyeAher repeated “S‘The South ordinarily does not p ro -|jcrt the sudden changing of one crop men nnd two women with whom he AVclIand canal, at an expenditure of cember 12, 1022 they were successful O-S" rails on Wed sdny. She gave (luce enoug hcorn for its own use;;, system to another, less great loss and jind been rifling. Hass told the police $100,000,000, to connect Lgke Erie in obtaining a small advance in re­ hcr position ns cortiernbly south of should the South for nny reason pro dnmngc follow. the man hud been introduced to him with l*ke Ontario. frigeration charges amounting to this city off the A ratine const, hut The belief has been expressed that two days ngo nnd both wore Elk from two dollars to two dollnrs and since Wednesday « (hns not respondhatlinnils nnd participated in the Elk then the governments of the UuUed Dr. Towner Leigh Lake Will Represent n half per car. This newest proposed 1cd to requests fot krther directions. States and Canada will get together parade Thursday. advance, on top of the small advance The vessel was bqul from Ilahis is Appointed as Seminole Co. Before on construction of the connecting link HAVE CLASH WITH MOB WHILE last December, it is pointed out, Blnncn for Kurnpcit ports. betwve lithe lakes and the St. Law­ TAKING BEER Head Pharmacists1 the Road Committee Another Woman would bring refrigeration charges up It is feared that he steamers Kurence. ■ .. BOATS to one hundrod and two per cent of gia, Tuscany nnd Mitforlnnd, which Will Be Executed This connection, it la pointed out: what they were two years ngo, be­ also were driven ng|ind in the storm Want Asphalt Shoulders On Stale School nl University of Floridn Sup­ will save seven cent* a bushel on DETROIT. July 14.—Federal pro­ Murder Husband ported by Druggists fore the reduction was obtained. • Highway To Preserve cannot bo floated. The last named whealcycpdftcil thimlgh-ahe St. Law­ hibition agents assisted by represen­ Mr. Skelly snya thnt there is no vessel was nt first (ioncously report­ Rock. tatives of the treasury department Men Seem.to Be Gelling Fair Shnke rence waterway. 4Hr T h r A I ’r r s a j doubt that the Interstate Commerce ed ns the Amstellari GAINESVILLE. July 14. — Dr. last night nnd early today seized two Agricultural products would be in the Courts Commission will suspend the operaThe crew of the rcany hns been The recommendations mnde by tho Towner It. Leigh has been appointed hundred motor boats off Kcorso, among the greatest beneficiaries of lion of this new tnriff supplement. taken off hy tug. c condition of j,0(Mj roa,|„ committee of the Chqm- hy the State Bonn! of Control, director these improvements and “every friend (ll» T h r A » * iv rln ln l I ' r m a l Wyandotte nnd Trenton in the down When that is done, Instead of going the steamer Devon! which groundCHICAGO, July 14.—Mrs. Sahelle of agriculture should endorse the licr of Commerce to the Seminole of the School of Pharmacy which will river district. Operations were con­ into effect thq proposed rates will be cd between Lobos land and the Nitti Crudellc convicted of murder of movement of having a United States rounty commissioners thnt. the Hon. open nt the University of Florida Sep­ ducted in fnee of an angry mob which, subject to hearing by the Commis­ const, is unknown. tember 10th. Money for the school according to officers attempted at her husband Inst week todny wns sen­ government canal service conectlng Forrest I*ke nppcnr before the State wns pledged recently at a meeting of sion. It will then be up to the trans­ one time to dynamite a small bridge tenced to hnng by Judge Dnvid in the great Inkcs with the ocean so portation lines to prove their right Hoad Department at its meeting in the Stnto Pharmacists nt Eustis. giving egress to boat well. criminal court. The judge overruled ocean going freight vessels can land Two W esten Towns to this advance in charges. Mr. SkclTallahassee on the 16th, have been Leigh is from Mississippi. The boats were seized on the motion for n new trial mnde in behalf at nny great lake port," in the view Destroyed Big Fire npproved by the commissioners. Ac­ ly Is confident this can not lie done. ground thnt they did not comply with of her and present husband and fixed of Florida’s agricultural leaders. He is personally appreciative of the companying Mr. l*kc will be Com­ ------------—n ---- |------government requirements ns to equip­ date of execution ns Friday, October SPOKANE, Wash July 14.—T^c missioner Bledsoe. These gentlcmch Building Prospects co-operation of the Florida represen­ 12th. ment. With customs department seals Begin Erection .. t u tatives in Congress in this matter, mining company of {arc nnd Burke, will attem pt to secure from tho State Bright in Sanford affixed to engines the vessels were Idahdre reported dceast of Kellog, Idah^rc dc asphalt the rock shoulders on the Sanparticuclarly of th at of Senator Park of a Sea Waty of Despite Tight Money put out of commission until the own­ Board of Control Traronjcll with whom he hns been stroyed by forest TV* sweeping up ford-Orlundo road which was con­ ers explain failure to equip vessels 1,500 Feet Long tern slope ojhe Bitter Root structed from material furnished by to Meet, Plan New in (lose telegraphic communication the western Future building prospects in San­ according to laws. Water front lanes Mountains. Wire cohunlcation with Rond Department an agreement to for some days. University Building SARASOTA, July 1 4 ^ Work was ford nt this time arc unusually bright, in cscore said to be favorite highway As to tho proposed "Three Hoop the fire-swept distriiis down. Fear the stnte some time ago. Due to the despite the difieulty in securing the for rum runners crowded with men begun this week building an eight Citrus Box," which is Bhortly sched­ is felt for the lives (tourists on the unusually heavy traffic on this road, necessary money to finance opera­ who protested authority of customs TALLAHASSEE, July 14. — The feet concrete tics wall fronting the uled for discussion, Mr. Skelly re­ Yellow Stone trail Ihwny. which is the shoulders arc fast disintegrating tions, Edward Higgins, local Ford agents in typing up boats. In sever­ Board of Control of state institutions 1,600 feet on Sarasota Bay, reserved gards this simply ns another effort understood from meflr reports to be but can be saved if given a proper agent, has let n contract for a new al instances officers had to fight off of higher learning will meet here on by Owen Burns when he sold Cedar surface treatment promptly. Tho on tho part of some of the carriers In the path of tho fies. garage to cost $17,000, and George gongs of men. August 13th when it will ngnln take I’oint to John Ringllng. For the past A thousand person are reported Sluto Road Department will also be to do away with the bulge pack, D .Bishop will erect a modern busi­ up tho matters that failed of dispo­ ten months the Burns Dredging Co., which he believes would be a (ferlous homeless in the twowns. Mace is requested to reimburse Seminole ness block Adjacent to 'the Milane sition nt the meeting held at Jackson­ has been filling in and raising Cedar DETROIT, July 14.—The most ser­ mistake. Ho enys the bulge pack is destroyed. The busts section of county for the state’s proportion of theatre, the estimated cost of which ious clash came when n quantity of ville last Monday. Among these was Foint and ip now ineloeing th a 3,500 here to stay; that it is not only a Burke is in flames a little hope is the expense Incurred by the former will lie $18,000. The Building and beer was found in tho hunt well. the awarding of a contract for tho feet with aiaca wall, from the nasthdistinct asset to the citrus industry held out of saving t»t remains of in the construction of the Osteen Loan Association has under construc­ Three successive attem pts were made construction of an auditorium a t the rm end of the wall abaady built along but that it is a malarial advantage to the town. Loss up U o'clock.Fri­ bridge which is tho connecting link tion over $21,000 worth of new resi­ to destroy small bridge leading to the University of Florida at Gainesville the city front to the Bums propeety. the railroads because fruit thus pack­ day afternoon was (Hinted at be- between Seminole and Volusin coun­ dences. The urgent need in Sanford well. Handful of federal agents held to cost in the neighborhood of $100,­ A short time ago Mr. B*me decided ed is better ventilated and. travels in twpen $300,000 and |0,000 and the ties on state aid road No. 20. While at the present time is for new moony, the bridge against an attem pt to dy­ 000. tu keep abreast of Urn tlsrte* and 4nin Tallahassee the Seminole delega­ better ahape tbap fruit packed in the progress of the fire |aid to be un­ as the seasonal domands on the banks namite it, later dispersed the gang of close his water front hold!** here checked. Attempts I dock the fire tion will also ascertain tho amount to finance the growera will not per­ flat pack fn tight boxes. No Funds to Maintain men armed with crowbara who said including the Duma Yacht bodHi Thls Mt . Skelly Is rather Inclined 4o by dynamiting homes slncss houses duo the county from the automobile mit these institutions accommodating they were sent by owner of proporty land has also been raised until lb la State Director license and gasoline taxes. and tflii« structures | rod futile beprospective home builders. doubt the real alncerlty of these two to demolish bridge. An attam pt to higher than any storm ttdb recorded apparent efforts on the part of trans­ ccuse of tho high win set fire to the bridge was al*o frus­ and protected by the asp wall sashes The State Board of Vocational Edu­ Kills Large Wild Cat . Income of Florida Hi portation 'Interests to Impose high el" trated. Action of treasury depart­ cational has announced that, owing to a splendid addition to th e w ater frent charges and additional burdens upon ment in joining foreoti,,o^ prohibition the lack of funds, the position of Stato of the city. Especially»will thle ’be .• • Near Cameron’s Vat Boosted Higher agents the. snippety. Re oaya th at undoubt­ • • 1 • • . expected to make operations Director will not be maintained after noticeable If J. C. Brown, ed blew To Give Bdd for edly the time ia here when Florida is down tho .of rum runners , In­ Juna 30, 1023. York and who la expected la -tha sdty • Our fct Basin Deputy Sheriff Vickery had a nar­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 14.— creasingly river Justified In nqt only asking for, but difficult according to pro­ row escape from a wild cat, while Tho income of tha state of Florida Tho present State Director feels a iho coming week carrlep a n t hie ex­ In obtainipg, some reduction In the hibition officers. walking pear the road out at Camer­ debt of gratitude to the State Board pressed intention of having hla own transportation charges upon Ita fruit And Municlpa IPIer aifVork in Now on’s Dipping Vat. Ho noticed a cou­ was boosted $8,772.25 In June by tho for ita past confidence and apprecia­ 1.500 feeU rontage walled la the aome collection of inspection taxes of 25 Held. C bnd vegetable crops. 116 feels that Georgia Governor , ple of kittens run off in the bruah cents a ton on fertiliser and feed sold tion of the work accomplished, atid as the Ringllng and Bums holdings. the grower* and'shippers will not ■ ■ 1* ....... . also for the uniform courtesies shown . Has Florida ’Gjator The contractors, aided bid along the aide of the road and he in the state. lose lig h t of -this Diet because of any had not taken but a few steps before by School Officials and State, Super­ The tax on the 15,090 tons of for'other ’ transportation propositions for tho construction n giford's muOn His Hands visors. he MW the big mother cat only six or tilixer, including 1$0 tons of cotton nlripal plpr *pd yacht n, havd been which may b« brought up by the car­ seven yards In front of him ready to Severance from a position will not I n r T k r A w m Is U K V r r *«> riers to complicate the dlscusaiona unable to make bom This means spring, upon him, when he. quickly seed meal sold for th at purpose, gmounted to $8,007.50, while that on ATLANTA, Ga„ July J4 —Gover­ mean severance from ties th at bind further delay on this | ect which it and becloud the real issue. A . x ^ c v ^ a ^ ‘ was hoped would be Ipleted soon pulled out his revolver and shot the op food reached $4,774.76 on 10,000 nor Walker today receiyed a live my Interest to the cause of Vocational cat, which was a very large and beau­ Ions. alligator aa a gift from L- A. Loire Education, from now to the end. Belgian court mat after tho first of the ). Tho com­ ' Another good way to break a tiful specie. This is one of the larg­ Very respectfully, of Ralford, Fla., and ia in a quandry Or the death penalty missioners are re-advc ing far bids drouth la \o schedule a double-header. The only thing France docan con- as to proper disposition to m ik t of SHELTON PHILIPS. mans, Count Van but It will bo fully thi days before est wildcats that has been killed, in Seminole county and Deputy Vivkery trol ia the Ruhr now is. the a lti* Uort. it. The alligator,, about fifteen inch­ R. F. Cooper announces the work in and Klngender and Ilfs * DaCy Herald on sa lt a t Joe’a Smoke the contract can bo m led and the says that he la going to have this es long arrived a t the governor’s of* tbs Sanford High School will go on a t hard labor upao tho some amount of time fore actual Mobkgr'j Drug Store and animal mounted. . For quick rem its try • want .ad. ’ . flee early this morning. •, \' t , just the same. Lorbeer on conviction of •i Hunt'd Pharmacy. . tf ccnsthictlon begins. I < AVOIDS JANDICAP ON THE SHIPMENTS mm— FIVEUYI a . . . . . . . . . . TNG FOR TrflEE DAYS m m m rn O • • • • • DEFINITE STEPS TOWARD PLANS REPARATIONS MIAMI MAN WAS ROBBED ' IN ATLANTA I'l FEDERAL MEN SIEZE BOATS.... NEAR DETROIT ■ Contractors Fit ■ h i • t I f ■ Imposes Death Penalty on Three Germans Jkv- .i’.A r-.* PROMPT AND UNITED EF­ FORT AND PROTEST HAS HELD IT UP *-----------------------—■. . . *r ■? �DAILY lUCKAl.P. f . jy, Short and wife, of Willinms>lbn Crrinmt.Owen* leave* thin af­ b o ti, r»;, arc vsitmg Mra. Short’* ternoon for her homo In Mn<li*on, ----------T O N 1 G II T___ " father and mother, J. W. Rutledge) Fin., whore alia will apcml a month.: i nomas r osier# u-oicnian. •* .■ , ' «^ r . t ■ ' and wife, 307 L is t Third ntrcct and' Miss Marlon Cooper, vJark.mnvillc, -CJ . »i *... MRS. FRED DAIGKR, Society Editor y « ’» •’*•»» • •»' •*•• Marguerite Dc La sister, tiro. W. M. Mmgrove of Lake IC R . Jernigam who In wilh the A .1to Mr. Charieif Martin, Savannah. i .... I’heoe JlT-lff ^ II.rrm base amr trtrmUm lUnimi , ak C. L. Railway, L In the city un busi­ Miss Annie Lou A ndenoii,'Jnrk- Mnry. ' Motte, Frank Keenan “ - W r w a r e a r a t M r n r n t r r r n r r a w l m ness. • « < > iv Me, ,to Mr. William *U h>, Jack, l a m a , a e If r a a a w v a i c r l a l a l n a . w r i t * and Lloyd Hughe Tore Fobd Market—Florida nnd bo sold way down. Read nbout sonville. * •' m r a a ( « l e a r * ( a I h U SranriM M -al, » l * l « a the well known bill ■' GcorRO PDarker M . O e f a l f a , m r Irlrm h m m r I h r l i r m . It nl l l , western meats, mutton', t*»rk, fat wonderful batgnina in th b issue, Mixo KaUilecn Brady of Sanford , Misa -Mary White, Jacksonville, to boa hi man of Orlando was ciretHatin* b* i m i i r m n v u i r i . hena *mf- fryers Is whst Hugh Tillis fpent the ,<biy yenterdny in Orlando Mr. James I«ewi*, Jacksonville. mning his Sanford friend* today. wilh her nunt. M'R. Addle Bortee.— Mis* Mllinn Thompson, Jneknon- advertises in this issue. Quality anti DIFFERENT. ■ Herald on sale a t Joe’s Smoke Orlando Scnlircl. , villo, fo Mr, 'Joseph Jordan, Jntfcson-. Service is \hc motto of the Pure Food '•Don’t worry,’* aay* the Optimist; Mobley a Drug Store and villr. * . \ M arket ,J > c tbc. nd. “ If you should lose your hard­ (lu n ty I'linrmm y, , tf II. R. Hilsmnn of New .Orleans, 14., g • ---— ' ‘ , ' earned pelf, A raging forest fire! A lynrhln i ,•*' Don’t forget the biff three day aalc arrived in the City* Substantia] yo|imoh in close pursuit! a nu Keep tip your head, Prow out yer chin, a t Churchwell’s Stores for today, tcnlny and is making his liendquaySEED BED CLOTH and a girl trapped in the rngin. j, ( E f t written stuff like that myKatin day nnd fllnndny.-illoys, Men’s teia a t the Montezumn. . ferno clinging to the edge of at® Only,a few bales to sell Miss Ota Morris, Tampa, to Mr. C. pool of w ater barely deep ,-:iou. , LaOgn a t your woes—nnd nover at mill prices.—Yowell Miss Lucy Byrd Kmylho spent the M. Jrrigan, Tampa. * to cover them as tho flames • It roan, day yestenlay most pleasantly at Company. 90-2tc onward. Also— Mrs. Opal Rawls, Tampa to Mr. , Re brave,” they counsel us, bat Dnytonn llcach ns the gticst of tyathsnlrl Rlsham, Tampa. when friends'. International News Mbs Kulnlle Sawyer. Jacksonville, Only One Day Old They atriko some troubles of their to Mr. Calvin Carter, Jacksonville. Mrs. Andrew Mahoney hae as her owh, Miss Olllc JUggins, Jacksonville, to —T O M O R R O W Lnrffe Shipment of the Famous Well, that la Something Kl.rn Again! houso ( guests her brother nnd his Mr. Thomas Purcoll, Jacksonville. Dorothy Dalton In wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Rynn of Miss ,Kthel Shousc, Jacksonville, to Palatkn, who will spend a week here. “FOG BOUND’ Althobgh your courage may be Mr. I* B. Cheatham, Jacksonville. . •' ' strong, . Miss Ethel 8awyer, Jacksonville, to Mr. nnd Mrs. John Mclsch leave Mr. Raymond Winstead, Jacksonville. vVc aro offering thin beautiful . u i i cannot nlwnys sport a smile; loilay for Now York where they will selection in nil, the popular pAtMis* Mcrrla Carroll, St, Petersburg Bomettittes when things ntc going visit relatives. They will also visit in to Dr. T. C. Holmes, St. Petersburg. lcrnn»at— ■. " yrong, i. New Jersey before returning home. Miss Julia Marsh, Jacksonville, to It docs you good to grouch n while. They expect to he nwny a month. 15% OFF Mr. Albert Higginbotham, JnckaonT h e .other fellow’s III', In truth. The nationally advertised price. ville. You bid him bear; but now nnd Mrs. George DcCottcs, Mrs. Frank Mias Gcraldino Cnthels, Miami, to This pplc lastn for 10 days, so then r Millar nnd Mrs. F. J. Gonzales motor­ Mr, Rays Shallmcrdlne, St. Peters­ Nemo Scif-Rcdudrig No. 333 come early and get your*._____ {When YOU have got nn aching tooth, ed to Dhvtona Dench yesterday where It a real bargain. It h*« a low top burg. and ptcdlupi »klrt. Made tn dur­ Largest stock of Gonuinn Well, Ihnt Is Something Else Agninl they were the guests of Mrs. W, J. Miss Lillie Mac Crows, Jackson­ able pink or white counts site* Thigpen who la spending the sum­ ville, to Mr. Odis Smith, Jacksonville. 24 to 36—and coin o*.iy $3.00. • Blue White Diamonds' mer there. l l m t ilo ltr #»n’«stt It. »««»4n»m«. f'Don’t worry," snyn tho Optimbt, Miss Christine Angc, Sarasota, to life**. lUe iitJ ^1, Wl*n 4etu i «he toiw f. ' And that’s an easy thing to say, Mr. Judson Clark, Jacksonville. N e m o I lv 0 lrnflc*fAthlon Initltwio offering in the city. Wo. 120 B. 16th 0 U N tw York (Def»r. 3.) Mrs. T. A. F railer of Fredericks­ Rut whan had fortune will persist them now nt u— . You wonder How They Get- That burg, Vn., arrived in Sanford last EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIAU evening and Is the guest of her daugh­ Way; ♦ Tho Central Florida Epworth 10% Reduction "Don’t whine! Don’t grumble, moan ter, Mrn. Robert Hines. Mrs. Frazier league Union held n very merry nnd A CHEfcRFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU has many friends here who will be enthusiastic meeting a t the Metho­ See our'window display ~&r scrcecht” interested to learn of her v isit Is cheerful dope for bards to pen, dist church Thursday night, July But do they practice what they 12th ,wlth nn attendance of about Mr. and Mrs. It. R. El dredge left three hundred members. preach ? • 10-yonr-Gunrantce Well, that is Something Else Again! yesterday in their car for Richmond, For this occasion tho church was Va., where they will spend tho sum­ beautifully decorated with asparagus — Hy llcrton llrnley. Bracelet^ Watches mer. They were • nceompnnied by ferns, asters, crcpo myrtlo, nnd tall Oritfilinl prico $17.00, special Misa Julia Lning nnd Miss Dolly; bamboo. JOY OF TUB ANGLER. When the big bass strikes/ nnd the Miss Laing will visit her brother Stewart Dutton, president of the Roby Idling nnd his wife a t Marshnll- Sanford league, had charge of the glad reel sings, And the water ripples in bubbling ville, Gn., while Miss Dolly will go devotional program, which opened to Greenville, S. C., for n visit with with a beautiful piano solo, by Mias rings, * < And heaves, where ho leaps, a rose friends. Charlotto Smith, After this service 'o f spray; of hymns, scripture, responsive When the tingling rod is in rhyth- WHY ONE DOY LEFT THE PRAM. psalms readings, nnd sentence pray­ EUROPEAN FLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. , j mlc play, . I left my dad, his farm, his plow, ers, the meeting was given over to CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. And Old laughing line wide-circling Dernusc my calf bernme his cow; tho union president, Thos. G. Bird, of I -hi fwings; I left my dad—’twas wrong of course, Orlando. Dernuse my colt became his horse. Reports from the several chapters reaervutions, Oho I QhoLThc world’s dust clings BEADRERZE, I left my dad to now nnd reap, were read, each showing some fino American and No more with its weight to the IkvnuMo my lamb became his sheep; work Is being accomplished. 8cvcrnl FLORIDA I*. WEINHKHG, Prop. European Plan spirit's wings, 1 dropped my hoc nnd stuck my fork, splendid suggestions were piado by m l: RnHt Ortfc block from Ocean nnd H tm 'lTlarendnn.r Summer rates .Aridwjy heart forgets that my head ItcciiUHc my pig became Ids pork. —Jioom, $1 pur day and up; $5 pur vvuck and up. Special is gray The gnrdcn truck I made to grow G. W. CHIM, Ticket ABcnt week-end rotes.-------------- Every room has runnimt water. When the big bass strikes! Was his to sell nnd mine to hoe. SELF-REDUCING; > What joy so pure? Nerves tremble - -| like strings If a happy harp, and the bright blood ,/ springs A-flushing lira in the pulses gny. And washes all bitterness quite away! Oh, who remembers life’s frets nnd stings When the big bass strikes? —Stukcly S. Fisher. ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGS IN THE STATE. Engagements. Alias Jeanette Parker, Titusville, to Mr. Harold Spooner, Jacksonville. Miss Kuthryn Moore, Jacksonville to Air. James Griggs, Atlanta. Miss Thelma Akin, Jacksonville, to Mr. John llrunnlng, Jr. Miss Kloise Powell, Jacksonville, to Mr. Robert Morrow, Aluntgomery, Ala. . Friday—Mrs. I). I*. Drummond will Mlaa Winfred Warren, Jacksonville, entcrtsjn the members of the to Mr. Clifford Scott, Dothan, Ala. Thirteen Bridge Club a t her home Miss LurJle Williams, Jackronvillc, on HftSWlf11 avenue, nt .*1(30 p, m. to Mr. Wiley Kennedy, Jacksonville. i ’••Phone 63sl) • i• i AFTER BEING CLOSED FOR TWO DAYS REPAIRING SHELV Rented. Ocoee wan here with a good crowd, nnd was awarded the banner for having tho largest percentage In ’attendance. Orlnndo, DoLnnd, Enter­ prise, Klsslnnnce, nnd Winter Gar­ den nil deserve honorable mention. However we missed Ilyron Ames of Kissimmee and "Hrother Hamilton Jones" of Winter Gnrden. Come out boys to our next meeting which will be held in Orlando on Thursday, August 2nd. Immediately following the usual l.eaguo benediction Ihc doer of the Daughter! of Wesley nnd Tnithscekers Sunday school roams were thrown open, where Mrs. Stewart Dutton, | ! FAT HENS AND FRYERS Home-Made PAN SAUSAGE Kingan’s, Swift’s Fine Hams, Bacon “LA MB’’ •- * V 'Iv »’ •!*)•. ’’ Country Sausage Link Sausage Bologna Minced Ham Pickled P ig’s Feet Honeycomb Tripe LiVfer • F at Mackerel F in e Tur H ru u k fa st In connection with our transfor, wo lihvp slorago room, w hen you may storU your goods until yyu need them, a t a nominal cosC-QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phono 408. ' 83-tf( F O R 55 Y E A R S DETROIT JEWELS-ALWAYS SEED BED CLOTH Only a few bales to sell at mill prices.—Yowell Company. 90-2tc Longhorn and Pimehto Cheese l m*crf .vi*' V WE DELIVER Give I1h a Trial QUALITY -:- SKUV1CE \1 1 & J -a / v n tC-.i ( A J ING AND FLOORING—WE OPENED THIS MORNING WITH A BIG f You buy it for less at Churchwcll’s' | BOYS’ WAIST UNION Try us and see'lor yourself! SUITS;’ each | MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, each .... .. ........... * MEN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, each • MEN’S WORK CAPS, e a c h ................ ............................... : MEN’S CANVAS WORK GLOVES, per p a ir ........ J . MEN’S GOOD LEATHER GLOVES, per p a ir ................ $2.50 LADIES’ SILK HOSE, per p a ir ..... $1-00 LADIES’ SILK HOSE, per p a ir........................... LADIES’ GAUZE VESTS, each....................... ............... lOc HAlfftfNETS, each...:.:......... L ..;1 ..L : 5 BABY BLANKETS, each ... i BABY RUBBER PANTS, e a c h ..................................... • i LADIES BED ROOM SLIPPERS (most any color), pei Wo make no chargos for installation Sold for Cash or on lioay. Terms 1 ^ 1 aM ^ i JM tf: • . More than 10,000 A U T Y PU lM nK ItS - •. .■ . 'Xwu. i j msJ �‘ .a M ir j. ' T H E S A N F f tR f t)iy V !y ,y i • * m v * * 1 i ' l l i I I P ■ III d D a ily f a e r a ld The Herald Printing: Co. R* His act may be of^he tam o degree toT( n ru rc h y ^ s that of fclrkfilw^jr MMlfli who defies an nrm 'of the government, but dawgawn it, It ta mighty difficult to 'associate big corporate wealth with just plain anarchy. There is no Rood reason for that state of mind. Put it is so. It simply Isn’t done. "Accordingly Manly’*..protest will sink Into oblivion. "The Pennsylvania Railroad will continue to strike ngalnst the federal board. ’ "And the Injunction against the workers striking against a.’rullng of th e'ta m e board will be poiJ/nancnL "Judge Wilkerson made Jt so yes­ terday." * ' ,,,! S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 1 4 ,1 9 2 3 * * ta (O — 1r HO W ftt>EM IT , F E U >TO/ 0 E j f x * 1 AL" UHCLfeT t / Y dom ’t ' F EE C* S O T ta to ta S f rta ....;■ : m other : i it m - io m c o u r s e » i t s k J . Qo IT E Y a b*SP#MSAB ILlTY.'» BEm’#A 'ur«C LE - YOH PONT jb a o ^UWHArCMA.UMCLE ,to .Toni-Vf - a Bonr a R #JE2f A G t R L T r: KIN ,YUH 'MAGIHE a SU™ L , » ■ ■ YOUMG’ A S S lA n BElNVfc • FELLER ’ CALUKTOnnr UNCLE - . D Chicken Gumbo Soup RELISH Sliced Tomatoes Hearts of Celery Cucumbers Queen Olhcs Sweet Pickles , ROASTS | ' Prime Ribs of Hcof au Jus ,• j | ' . .* | Roast Pork Loin, Aflpfc Sabce t , i *1 . Braised Virginia Ham j Jj Roast Chicken with Calory Ifreshiqg, Fricassee .of. Chicken with Rica,-. ■ ^ Fried Chicken, Country Ftyl* ' ’ '< fi* ' Veal. Croquets, French Peas ' 1' " ’ '' j ' 1 ENTREES •' *' ;t \ Mncnrnni nu Gratin Candied Yams' Rnnann Fritters, Fruit Saucc> _ VEGETABLES Crcnnu I New Potatoes Lima Beans Garden. Spinach Earl r June Peas Fresh Siring Hcnns Whipped Potatoes Steamed Rico" Hot Ruttcrmilk Biscuits and Cornbroad j j DESSERTS Apple fie Ralsen Pie Pumpkin Pie • Coeonnut Custard Pie Lemon Meringue I’io Blackberry Pie s « Vanilla Ice Cream, Home-made Cnkc } BEVERAGES 1 Iced Ten Coffee Milk ■ ■ ■ B B a a a a ^ B a a B B a a a a a a a a a a a B N B H B B a B B B a a a a a a a a a y ia a a a a n i i a SEE »MMtYaFEUERS A S i----uncL E S* po ru n * C T ^ QTTNTJlA Y PROFITABLE BUSINESS—AND WAGES. Wagcs, money paid to wiilkers for work doq*. or surprised to he done, continue to be n maftei; o f dispute be­ tween employers ijpi). pm ploy on, but only,; when, there If mbmpdcfstnrdlng, or luck of appreciation,, between the parties, concerned. Where there l* appreciation on tho part of employ­ ROULVARD A/.ONG TIIE OCEAN ers, of waht needs to be done, the M i m a T 1 IB ABBOCIATKD PflKSH TTi. A s s o c i a t e P eso * Is • v e l u s l v s l r planner of doing nnd the amount nnd The greatest asset lo any city or • m i l l e d So l l . a l j r a f a r r s p u b llc a tlo n o f a l l n o w s d is p a tc h e s c re d ite d to It o r county or state fsr the beautiful roads quality of service rendered, in order n o t o th e r w is e c r e d ite d In th i s p a p e r a n d a ls o l h a lo c a l n e w s p u b lish e d and driveways along a lake shore or to {justify the payment nnd receipt of money, in the form of wages, there b *A*lnr l « h ta o f r a - p u b lic a tio n o f a p o d a l along the ocean or the gulf or river isrsln are ala* raservsd. are no disputes, or, If nny, they nrc or any body of water than can be lALD^pILDIKO. Phan# Id* very rare nnd easily ndjusted. In n made beautiful. There is a restful, k lv ertl.fn e h i s n i n l a t l n , cooling and comfortable worej, mutual understanding nnd ap­ effect Jn 1CAN PRESS ASSOCIATION driving along a water front over n preciation contribute to harmony be­ tween employers nnd employes. good road that Is not enjoyed in any other manner. Knowing this Cali­ This was clearly brought out in the fornia and other states hnvc made convention of the Southern Newspa­ All those ^ position to know say wonderful progress along this line nnd per Publishers’ Association, in ses­ th a t the railroads will not bo allowed the greater part of their beauty out sion in White Sulphur Springs, W. to put ,oter the latest raise In rates there is made by ocean or lake or Vn., n few days ago. As was report­ on fruits and vegetables, INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. river front boulovnrds nnd roads. ed in the. newspaper dispatches. ----------- o----------Floridn is Just coming to this,, and Major George Horry, president of the Latest dispatches say the French the recent plan proposed by RepreInternational Pressmen nnd Assist­ are holding I.imberg and Ilarmcn, sentaive I-akc in the legislature is t a ants' Union of North America, "deThey ought to thrive on thnt with being followed by other counties in Kb clnrtxl that ho nnd hl|,filjp|vers were^g America dry. the state. Sanford nnd Seminole ta desirous of seeing the newspaper nnd county shook! not delay in', cstnblixh- t a Vrlnting business of Xfrierica ns prnsW w uith,the n in c many hew Ynembers cotn- dg- tljo: Bd^evnrd nnd thq roadway ta perfois ns. it, i,' humanly possible to "■-lamber of Commerce ing Intttl^hd ,Cham rom Shrffofd to I-akc Monroe nnd t a mnke itj" quoting the pre^s report. OVeal working body it will ^Q°njfar!k(iV from Snnfbrd to Osteen brdge. This Then Major Kerry,said: "We can not BBBBBBB ■■flBBBBBBBBBBflBBIBHBBBBBBBaaflBBBBBVBBltBaaaaa" Ing prices on nationally advertised composed h l j per cent of nil driveway will enhance the land val­ WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., July _ o. r ^ RYdhly expect to secure from it better wages goods. Some chain store retailers the business men of the city. ues in city and county to a point I I,—"So many people will he bearish hnve .been selling certain nationally and conditions of employment unless ■ — . ■.— e ----------where tho owners never dreamed of while the second hnlf of tho nrea of advertised goods at or below cost in it is a profitable business. The fu­ AH wo want In this world Just now nnd the entire commonwealth will be business readjustment is lining com­ order to get people into the'store nnd ture prosperity of the Industry,” he For Cough* and Cold*, Head-* Is the cbknco to get nwny for n few enriched thereby. Hut not alone In pleted, thnt it is well to stop once in then sell them something else. The added, '.'depends upon increased aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism hours and the dry place to sit on the commercial values Is this great un­ a white nnd consider some of the op­ national advertisers hnve claimed that voulmo as represented in the enlarge­ and AU Ache* and Pains bank of tho creek or lnkc and Just dertaking counted. It is in the values timistic features of the Bltuntion. this in not only unfair lo the manu­ ment of the size of papers and in ALL DRUGGISTS make a few casts with our old skin­ of the ronrlwnys for a State Highway, There is much good news constantly facturers hut nlsu to the public, and increased circulation. We therefore ner-bacon bait, like we used to do. J5c and 65c, jars and tubas for the beautification of the river and coming nut. The great improvement hnve insltsed that their prices he up­ rceognlze," said Major Hcrry, "that Hospital »ize, $3.00 lake front, for health's sake ami for in the condition of the railroads; the Yes, it is hot. nut thnt is no ex­ many features in which money docs corrective attitude on the part of la­ held by nil retnilers. Tho Federal the. development of the future must Trade Commission has taken tlic part come from the pressroom and we are cuse for laying down on the Job. We not enter. Do not let this mntter bor; nnd the into developments in the of the chain stores and those who adjusting as speedily ns our resources would never have n real city here if drop. Do not let anything else take foreign situation are all optimistic wnnt to cut prices. The Supreme will permit to meet the innovations we paid attention to the weather kickyour mind off this Important sub­ factors. Ope op'timlstie feature that Court hns upheld the nntionnl adver­ of the day in order that the well­ era. In the summer it is too hot and ject. Do not let any holdbacks de­ we do not hear much about, however, tisers. The rase in question was being of every unit dependent upon in the winter It Is too cold and these feat this measure or hold it up. Day­ In the present attitude of the United brought by the Mennen Company, the business may be adequately pro­ folks never do anything all the year tona Ikach has just put over some­ States Supreme court. It is difficult large distributers of toilet articles. tected." round but kick. thing thnt will make tin* Halifax for. the statistician to measure -court Rome may think that this decision is o — —■ Rear in mind thnt what above is country one of the greatest sections decisions," snys Mr. Roger W. IlnbWe want to see quick action on the In the state. Rend what the Daytona son, "nnd if he did it too often, con­ against public Interest, but 1 seriously quoted was the expression of the rep­ doubt I t.' Public interest demands resentative of employes, the workers boat basin and tho municipal pier. It tem pt of court proceedings might fol­ Journal says: should havo been finished before the •' "Our nelghlmrs on tho peninsula low. Nevertheless, these court decis­ good business ■which will keep people who receive wages. It is evidence of Wo Inn installed (he latest Enamel Spraying Machine anti winter season In order to get the ben­ have voted a $450,000 bond issue for ions arc a grent factor in business, employed nnd goods moving. Prices appreciation of the proper relation of never long remain too high because t‘% 'ivillilierl»Jo*t«! give yeu>*7»ho*rt service wither Guaranteed efit of the tourist business this win­ tba building of nn oeenn shore houle- anil could probably be reduced to a high prices nhknys either encourage the employed to the employer, that ter. And then the bullfhcading of. ygrd^'^To this will lie nd£cd a HJiC statistical analysis. 1 ha.'o sjiccinl nIew ,'the d e n iH 'M i prospa th e'lak h front for m any'hides east amount from assessments on abutting reference to three recent decisions of eompetitiou or olso check buying through.theTntellii^nit,Efficient Wo tistics show thnt business has been o fthose employed, the latter reason­ and west will follow anil Sanford will property owners and magnificent .'ll) the United States Supreme Court. harmed more . by price cutting than be one of tho most beautiful cities in mile boulevard will result. T is said - O U PRICER ARE REASONABLE"The decision in connection with the by price fixing. If prices are too ably can not expect the payment of I1? 1 — llhj 1 in. the state. what might be termed prosperity J we can not get too many good roads . Southwestern Telephone Company high they correct themselves. Price / - ------ - o tanging: from Fords to Packards and Peninsula voters have evidenced I was exceedingly cheering to Investors, cutting, however, kills the goose that wages, Or, ns. Major Kerry put It, The Midsummer Edition of the "we,” the employes, "can not expect their belief in this theory, There is This decision clearly ruled that neith- lays the golden egg. Florida Grower is a work of art. It *'5ri.on to $2i.no * J to secure from it"—the business that no doubt that such‘a 'drive will prove cr legislatures nor commissions can "Rusiness continues fair," conclud­ gives the memployment nnd pays conists of sixty pages of finely illus­ popular and will add great stim ulus, mnke rates that are confiscatory in ed Mr. Rnhson. - "The Hahsonchart trated and well written stuff and is to the development of the upper pen- ’ any way. The court indicated that stands nt 1 per cent above normal, wages—“we can not expert to secure \ \ e lug1 j u s t com pleted m ir .'121st jo b an c a rs h e re jn San­ also filled with advertisements of insula from Ocean City to Ormond the cost of reproduction must lie con- fh e intermediate area of prosperity from it better wages and conditions fo rd 4 Florida lands, Floridn business ami licnch, n region that lias heretofore sidered, as well as original cost, >nnd which threatened to develop into a of employment unless it is a profit­ Florida boosting. While tho eat is been inaccessible." I that investors must be treated fairly period of inflation has been checked. able business." away the mice will play don’t hold Here is recognition of the funda­ so us to encourage them rather than We have now sturtde in again t» with the Grower. It seems tlint CONFRONT THEM WITH FACTS. discourage them. This decision has complete the puriod bf readjustment. mental basis of all wages, recognition while tho "boss is away they get bet­ fact *that been welcomed by nil interests, espec­ ’ibis is not.Imd news hut reully good of the ^II11 'ly conscientious em­ ter every day In every way," yes. Cities, communities nnd sections ially the public utility group. i • .1 . i .. . . ;... t plovers mostly It news ilooking at the long point of 1 • • 11x the rate . _ . of cam2 ii i >:n c h a v k n u e served by the Banford-Trllby branch should make more safe telephone se­ SANFORD, .FLORIDA pensation they receive. If they ren­ view. Urforc a .man starts out cxRATTIER "STRIKING” DECISION of the Atlantic Const Line railroad der efficient service, show by their ct,rities, electric light and |K»wcr se­ will lie given opportunity on July 18 curities, and street railway securities. padding he should first pay up bin work that they have proper interest bills. Tho same rule applies to a na­ The Supremo Court and the Fed­ to inform officials of that road why This does not mean that tho Supreme tion. This is the conclusion which the in the prosperity of the business in eral authorities have made n ruling they want and should have Sunday Court upholds dishonesty pr stock United States has at IuhI reached. For which they are employed, and strive that the workers in the railroad shops train service. Every community on to make thnt business prosperous, watering, but it does mean that it one 1 am very glad of it." t gan not strike again nn it would he the line should assemble all the will protect capital when politicians,, wages, practically, take care of them­ Ip defiance of the injunction. Rut FACTS and figures possible to con­ for selfish motives, attempt to Jeop­ selves. Disputes are eliminated; good WHY DODGE THE ISSUE. the railroads can r r fu.ro to accede to vince these gentlemen thnt Sunday ardize it. Furthermore, this decision _____ work hours abundant fruit, for the' (he demands of the Railway Hoard train service Is absolutely essential will encourage corporations to appeal The new income-tax figures tell „ employed as well as for the employer. any time they wish nnd it is not to the growth of the entire section of to the courts more and bother with I Where tpis appreciation is lai'ink, anarchy. It seems like u poor rule Florida lying between Trilby and Sun- congress and legislatures less during plain story with a plain lessen. one year, tho number of Americans where there in fniljui; lo rcwgiiirc r-» that will not work both ways nnd ford. the next few years than they have paying taxes on incomes nbovti $1011,- what an employer lias a perfect right shown where thin government under The mere fact that this branch heretofore. 000 decreased from "3,600 to 2,1100. expect in the way of efficient services Republican rule in pointing. The serves the most beautiful part of the form employes, there is constant trou"The second decision which Interests js a |(|sn c f j^too. Jacksonville Journal says: state; tliut it serves a section that hie, more thuff- likely, unprofitable business men was when the United The governments of the United l>uis ness for the employer, nr*d, on j “Two years ago the Pennsylvania indicates that ti will soon lie one of States Supreme Court held that the Railroad found it convenient to ig­ Florida's most Important citrus and Kansas Industrial Court can fix or States are practically inviting peo­ the part of the employes, dissutisfuc-! nore a ruling of the Railway Labor vegetable sections will not have the regulate wages only itj a grent emer­ ple to evade their tuxes by seeking turn of their.own creating. relief through investment in tax-fire slightest influence with the represen­ Hoard. gency. Briefly, this decision was that Good wages depends on profitable securities. tatives of the road, who,, no m atter "So it went on strike against the in the case of irruilrond or coal strike, business, nnd the sooner all employes how pleasant nnd affable they may The governments, local and nation­ learn this, and perform their work federal decision. where the public is threatened with be personally, are the hardest bend­ starvation or diaustcr, nil Industrial al, lay before a man of large Income accordingly, the sooner will be estab­ " It hss remained on strike ever ed individuals in the world in m at­ Court can come in nnd fix wages, but a great nmss of- their securities, ev­ lished complete harmony nnd hearty since. ters of this sort. ery few days, and say to him: co-operation lietween employer and "In the past week or two it reaf­ "While you Way have no argument only In such instances. The special If you will hand over some of your employes, with consequent Kuh.-danliul case* was one involving the Charles firmed its ‘right* to disregard the to present personally to these gentle­ Railway Isibor Hoard’s ruling when­ men. plan now to la* in the meeting, Wolf Packing Company. The United money in exchungo for these securi­ employes, with consequent submfw ever it felt the rulings prejudicial to for the mere fact that it large number States Supreme court held that it was ties, we will see that you pay no benefit to both.—Tlmes-Union. not necessary for this packing com­ taxes on the- Income that you draw o Its interests. f of people ure Interested enough to at pany to do business. There wero oth­ from the loan,,, \ Rood m orning, one th a t la good in every * There nrc other Transfers; but “This moves Hash Manly, formerly tend the hearing will have some lit­ •sc o f th e word, follows a su m m er n ig h t sp en t er companies from which go&ls could Many taxpayers accept this invita none with SERVICE for their middle Joint chairman with Chief Justice tle weight with the officials fcool, refreshing sleep. be purchased, and as a last retort pcoTaft on the War l^b o r Hoard, to wire Now, if ever, is the time for not pla could temporarily go without their tion and thus evade, or dodge,’ taxes, ( name.—QUICK SERVICE TRANS83-tfc thereby unloading n floocc tax burden FEU. Rhone -108. President Harding a protest anginal only Clermont to work as uno unit, Before long you will need a p lea sa n t sleeping this ‘anarchistic* altitude and to call but for the entire strip' of the state P r ^ ic ts for a while if necessary. As on the rest of oe. I of the states of the country were G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ So long as the governments im­ rch . w hich w ill le t you g e t o u t o f th e 6tufiy upon the President ta enforce the la­ in consideration to art and think ns ly awaiting this dccis[fin, the pose enormous taxes, and ut th t same pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fig.4 bor decision against the Pennsylvania one unit,—Clermont I’rcsa. ’ { j P t rtoor?8/ Such « porch pays d iv id e n d ions of muny political- leaders time offer » ready way out, th j pres4-21-ifa. Railroad as he made It his business : b ^ e r h ea lth and th e “ pep’* th a t c o me s frorp ------- o --aturally he greatly curbed there ent abuse will go on. ---------------------------to do when the railroad shop workers ; \ GREAT AND GLOUIOl’B. o n d sle e p . J by There will be fewer Jittempts Straw Hats, half price at McKinPoliticians who rage agairuH rich went on strike following what they • 87-5tc dodgertF'*’ bAa*-' 'thun '.v o te non-Markwoud Co. regarded as u Railway l^bor Hot rd. Another great and historic event during tho next few years to inter­ tux Add a room to your hom e by b u ild in g a fere with business by legislation than Is. Vos transpired. The other day it was for tax-free securities, are merely ruling prejudicial to their, interelts. recncd, m osquito-proof sleeping porch th is "Parallel'though the definaro to the Dempsey and Gibbons, two refined there would have been If the Ignited beating the bush nnd they know it.— RECOVERS FROM LAME HACK State Suprvmo Court had upheld the "My daughter suffered with a laimr Daytona' Journal, Railway Board's ruling in both in and genteel gentlemen. Yesterday R rl" 8,' ' Vc. CQn help » (th tl.c , and back and could scarcely move without O f ■■■ stances seems to be, it is hardly to was Willard and Firpo. A great nni Kansas # Industial court. pain. She tried Foley -Kidney "The third epoch-making decision of T im* n « d ’ scr*cm *nd oth*r* to» be expected that the same Jails lion was held spell-bound. Men paid ' " , f f' * Get in on this low great Rills nnd the trouble with her hack is which opened for the railway workers fifty dollars a seat near the "arena'* the United States Supreme court was will now yawn for the ofifclals of the who haven't bought their vrivgs a new to tlw.effect th at the Federal Trade price and good grade of all gone,” writes Mrs. J. C. I’erkins, Pennsylvania Railroad!!. Parallel dress this year. Untold thousands Commission can n o t‘interfere .In the Seed Bed Cloth—-it’s go­ Boston, Mass. For Backache, Rheu­ though the ‘anarchistic* attitude is in wasted their time around bulletin rights of private business i>r In the ing fast.—Yowell Com­ matic Rains, Kidney and Bladder Trouble use Foley Kidney Pills. Will both cases, It somehow is difficult for boards to witness this clastic and ed­ m atter of fixing prices. Fer some I'fcone 130---------- --- ---------_ W o r d > is- pany.____________ Firpo. time, certain great national advert apvrnu, 9Q-2tc relieve that tired feeling. Take no Mr. Daugherty, Judge Wilkerson, and. ucational event. Willard and FI * ‘ A 'ii/Writtite^-ifnsIsf upton ■* •,* * J"^***ii|*-'«w*f*‘***i.Grf i tru th to tell, to most of us, to think of Blafn!—Smaihl—Blood V* G rtff VfiS IWIfaVe' b«ft‘ liltf MWfliA' Vtth the everywhere.—Adv. The Dally Herald, 16c per week. Federal.. Trade Commission concern• railway official as an 'anarchist.' glorious.—Gainesville Sun. = r r * SUPREME COURT DECISIONS } t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a t a I L n-B eth Cafeteria ! • I — o IK ■* — TRY AIERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! I -------------- — — Gnw Faint Company % (jood ^Morning f j — --------------------- IfcJ, HILL LUMBER CO. �MCf? jjHSgyjgg THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY. about that interesting character, Si- the fiast- have filled id i daniolkifctd , 5 , who waa more Europe." t l I I I IM “The ex-Kaiser’s ambition was to A. Raffdd will aUo mqjte, h . lihort Germanise the world and to bring (n il- I n 4L » i 11 * la . it f ... ta lk ,to .the clfsa. A U ,.tW ‘bbyR*j *wlll 'frurdpc a id e r his control. His efforts plfaae be on *byu>, jqdlfl.g, •' were futile. He might have known his folly if he had read the Scripture » • • * • • • • • • RAl-I'H INGRAM TO ADDRESS which declares that the kingdoms of • CHRISTIAN ,SC1ENCE I r . BIG BRttRAN RRUTHEEHOOD Europe shall not cleave one th an­ • SERVICE I other even ns Iron is not mixed vftth • SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1923. t Whcfl the. B|g Berean Brotherhood miry clay. The Europeon rulers • Subject: * • • “GOD" • w ae1organised last September, the have Intermarried an the text said they would—“mingle themselves with • Church Service 10:45 a. m. * class decided to arrange for a series the seed .of men’’—but they .do not • Services will be held In the * of addresses by men who are achiev­ cleave one to another. No league of • Palm Room of the Valdez Hotel. * ing In their professions. The first nations or other arrangement will • All are WELCOME. • mgn invited to address the ejass was bring Europe together that there • • • • may be unity of attion.? "Europe Dr. Andrews, superintendent,' of For­ will regain,” continued the speakeft mosa Hospital, Two puint^s later ; FIRST BAPTIST CHIJRCH “in a disintegrated, bellicose condi­ Hon. Charles D. Haines addressed, tho Sunday School a t 0:30 a. m. Ralph tion until The God of heaven sets up Ingram, of Nashville', Tenn., will ad­ class. Then two addresses were" de­ His universal kingdom. livered tq the young men by.Dr. Rorr dress the SchOo). I O. E. VINCENT’ Meriting worship and . sermon a t 11 Boyce Tupper of Orlando antr Phila­ delphia. Tomorrow morqlng 5fr, S. m. • Subject, “The Most Interesting Ralph Ingram, Nashville, Tenn., will' Recent Appointments Letter Ever W ritten.” address the young men, Baptist Young People’s Unions, By Governor Hardee Mr. Ingraham has red haair, 4kocn o'clock. -------eyes, and candid convictions. He was TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 14.— Evening worship and sermon, at tho‘leading factor in the building of Otwny Ware, harbor mnster at St. From Three Angles.” the Main Street Baptist Sunday o’clock. Subject: "Viewing Life school of Jacksonville, Flo. This Andrews Bay, is among the appoint­ Prayer meeting Wednesday evening school haH more than a thousand in ments just announced by Governor Cary A. Hardee. at 8 o’clock. attendance. Because of his growing Other appointments Include: ability he was elected to a position W. P. Etheridge of Tavares, court If you are a stranger in town, we with the Baptist Sunday School Board reporter of the sixteenth Judicial cir­ heartily Invite you to attend the Sun­ of NashviUc, Tenn. cuit, composed of Lake and Sumter day School exercises a t the First Bap­ Every member of the Big Berean counties. » tist Church, corner 6th and Oak, to­ Brotherhood is asked to be on hand Albert G. Davis, of Chipley, to be morrow morning a t 9:30 a. m. tomorrow rporning 0:30 with another analyst working under the state We are especially anxious to get man. Mr. Ingram will address the chemist. the young men who have just arrived main school 10:40. tn town to visit the Big Berean Broth­ Tallahassee Being erhood Class there. A fter you get AT THE BIG TENT CORNER there you will -wonder why you ever Improved by New THIRD ST. AND PALMETTO t W ight you were a stranger here I And, of course, we w ant all the old Streets, Sidewalks The lecture course conducted by standbys there, together with all the / li TALLAHASSEE, F1a„ July 14. friends they can "accumulate” on the Evangelist Dudley opened last eve­ ning with a good attendance. The The city fathers of the cnpital city way. speaker’s subject was “Europe—To­ ore planning many improvements for Let’s make it a t least 50 tomorrow! day and Tomorrow.’* the betterment of the city's streets, THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. Mr. Dudley said, "The prophet sidewalks, and lighting arrangements. Daniel centrum's ago made an ac­ Plans are under wny to do street pav W. J. Carpenter, Pastor At the morning service the. pastor curate writing of Europe as it is to­ ing at a cost of $300,000; resolutions will speak on “How Simon Peter day.” He based his remarks on Dan­ are being drawn calling upon citizens iel the second chapter. “This chap­ in sections of the city to extend the Knew Jesus Was Divine?” At the evening service th ^ subject ter,” he sajd, “covers the time from system of sidewalks, and a third the days of ancient Babylon down to proposition is to extend the city's will be: "Sowing and Reaping.” The Epworth League will meet at our day and on into future when God whiteway from Adams street to the Women’s College down Collcgo ave­ nets up His kingdom.” 7:00 sharp for a rousing meeting. nue. Sunday, the 22nd, we shall have a The speaker dwelt upon the fortyChurch Rally Day service. We are third verse of this chnptcr at great The test of n party’s virility is its planning to havo every member pres­ length. -He said, “This verse refers ent at One or both services on that to the ten divisions of Home or Eu­ ability to survive In Bpilc of its naday. Special preparation is mnklng rope as it now is.” lie further stated tonal charman. to have one of the most interesting that, "Never again would there be a One thing that America and Eu­ services of the year. universal kingdom, as Rome or Baby­ The Scrap Iron class will study lon and that all the efforts of men of rope have in common is nn ability to sec one another's duty. S a TTT: H&itihgd PotafoF t. Lady Astor Bill Restraining Sale of Crop.Ioi: 1923 Was icat g :Liquor Valued at $800,000 ii. | 1 ’1 -------i ‘I i n . T h e A—o r lu lf S P i m i I Commissioner L. M. Rhodes, of the LONDON, JULY 13.—Lady Astor’u State Marketing Bureau reported that bill restraining the sale of intoxicat­ the association had marketed $800,000 ing liquors to persons under 1R years of this city an4 vicinity make this bank the worth of potatoes of tho 1923_$rop, of ago passed {he third and final the season for which product around depository fo t their ireserve funds. Hastings Is generally from April 1 to reading in the house of ‘commons to­ f *• * ■ > t f, *. •*<• - 1 <• u t . * , day by a vote of 25? to 10. May 15, though some seasons may They hold our Certificates o f Deposit produce an pari lor or later crop from HEARING FOIl SUNDAY TRAINS. these dates. bearing 4% Interest from DATE of DEPOSE The association which was formed The Railroad Commissioners of the ihe latter, part of last year, is com^ ITINGfunds. 11 ‘ ‘ 1 u,!' posoc^ of but slxty-two members. 5$r. State of Florida will hold a public, . . , . ... >. .. Rhodes s ta te d ,'Out o n -th is sea son’s hearing in this city next Wednesday, This means a safe investment, good in­ atop supplied around 110 markets, anejt July lath, having been petitioned to determine the m utter of renewing reported evch successes that a t pres­ terest and funds available when necessary. ent the association has $28,000 In the Sunday tra in fservice on the SanfordV9$eprc fupd to await nyx^ year’s op­ Tril^y branch q^. the Atlantic, Coast Line railroad. ,'i YOUR RESERVE AND CHECK v erations. Communities served by this railroad Other. ,speakers on the Hastings ACCOUNT BOTH INVITED V, program Included Reed Curry, state Include Winter Garden, Oakland, Kii* larney, Mohawk, Minncola, Clermont, organizer of the Florida Citrus Ex­ change and Dean Wilmnn Howell pf Grovciand and Mascotte,, each of the yniversity of Florijla. ' it was wh|ch will have strong delegations re ported that approximately 2,000 here next Wednesday, armed with a ppraona were In attendance at the all­ strong array of facts to convince the — L V. A COMMUNITY BUILDER day session,'featured by an old time gentlemen of the commission that they want nnd actually need Sunday B. F. WHlTNBR, CsaUw barbecue, with everybody enjoying F. P. FORSTER, President service from the A. C. I* the annual occasion. ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■jmnwpUaa iiiH iu iiiiq iH m s The Press would suggest to its lo­ Commissioner Rhodes address In cal readers that all who have some p a rt fqliowa: “So long as the population of ti e suggestion to make regarding the se­ Mil J , HW earth e a t . 800 pounds of food per curing Sunday service, or statistical capita per annum and wonr clothes data that will have weight with the made from raw materials produced Commission, get in touch with W,. N. tWiYWi front the soil, agricultural production McKinney, president of the Chamber U- . PA 1 0 E BU'ILT ^ < iLtfc. will b e . the most essential industry, of Commerce, H. C. Brown, secretary and so long as 97 per cent r f tho food of that body, or cither of tho banks, $ 1 0 5 5 /.«. h. factmrj and 08 per cent of the material f ir so that all m atters pertaining to this * * •' *••»/’ f v# the tnanufaqiqre of clothing comes important prqjqqt may be qsscmbled ns much as possibly in one hynd for from the soil of (he farm and the t >11 of tho fanner, farming will ho our proper presentation' to the Commis­ sion. basic industry. ■ "The moat progressive, economir ef­ The general public is urged to a t­ fective, scientific methpds of produc­ tend this hearing, nnd to aid in every \ *»«4 tion should bo used nnd the maximum Way to create n spirnt of enthusiasm production should lie secured with the that will pinko certain thin matter, which ^nay lead to more extended im­ minimum labor and expense; . Agriculture the oldest art is a provements in the railroad service.— young science. From a few acres Clermont Press. crudely tilled by Indians, barely yield­ ?'i ■ ■f r i a r ing enough to keep gaunt famine PRESIDENT NATIONAL ‘ away from their wigwams, in this LUMBER COMPANY country when white men grew their . .. . DIKE IN AIRHIIAFT first garden in American soil at St. I Augustine. Thu agriculture of tho <11, T h e A s s n rla tr il P rr« « l United States has grown to enormous PHILADELPHIA, July 14.—Clar­ proportions. The forest nnd prairies ence II. Sweet of Blucficld, W. Vn., have been transformed into 0,452,090 president of the National Lumber farm s with a cultivated area of 337,- Company, was found dcud today nl 000,000 acres. With nn investment of tho bottom of nirshaft of Bellevue$78,000,000,000 and u production equal Stratford hotel, where ho hnd a room to 50,000 carloads of products daily, on the fifth floor. t—249 cubic inchea^nd with nn annual output of crops and power U not obtained tt the expense live stock products ranging in total PHILADELPHIA, Jul. 14__ Sweet’s ot hiihcsffoffpced' with lt» premature .weij. value from $15,000,000,000 to $21,- skull wns crushed, evidently in n fall 000,000,000, a business with more from the window of the room police From thaaix cylinder* 34x3 Inch*,* mod* money invested, more laborers cm- .believe. VapWt foMPd.nmqrut h)s .ef­ ... erata r,pi»m. |ivc4 peak power. However uabioytfd;' producing -num* raw material fects in.room indicated, according to uiugl the emergency, Jewett never thaku\va'' than any other industry in the world. polieo, that tilings had not been going meet it, but hatvdUe every elroadon moothly * “If the formers had developed the well for him. and easily. In a word, thexeV Paige quality, ha business side of agriculture and had every particle ol Jewott pgwer. Let ui prove to held their own hy orderly, profitable Tho Herald delivered six times a marketing, they would have had $G0,- week for lbc. 000,000,000 more wealth than they R’ have, or they have lost an average of SEED BED CLOTH $1,000,000,000 a year for sixty years, or they have dumped into the channels Only a few bales to sell qf. waste, greed and speculation at mill, prices.—Yowell enough to buy every acre of land nnd ’ SANFORD, FLORIDA ‘ 90-2tc all farm implements in the United Company. — — -------------------------------------- States. Why do we do 75 per cent of the “The farmers of the United States long distance hauling of . Seminole have produced $173,000,000,000 worth cqqptyT The answer is, because wc of products in ton years. Their total }* i . *« * . 1 » * l « .'Jh , I ,f exports have Increased 100 per cent dOj.lC rlg^i. «t the rjght price.— TRANSFER In q decade; their total indebtcdnqta QUfCif , SERVICE Rhone 408. . , < ,f 83-tfc hud increased 110 per cent. Their 1 . ..A. mortgage indebtedness has incre^qed. 240 per cent. Their taxes on ^qr^n land have increased 220 per cent^ the Li«i»^W>e«8ae< i .ii|T ^ x w> ; -• general average of freight rates , on farm product* has Increased 60 per cent, farm supplies have increase^ In price 150 per cent, while the ay^rage price of the twelve loading farm products has only increased 8 per cent above 1913 prices. What pturo do we That you can have every little spot on your car that is most difficult need tq prpve that ouf gtjcelnest probgtea^ed. This is just what that car of yours needs. We guarle ^ ia marketing. ‘ ., ( . “Tho.taperiencca of tho past make it aq clc^r 'that 'the farm *xf ryad tq infisb'I^O REACtl the most vital places. We have installed the finest success & WSS*Vfr 'infect ^iji-^-bate Auto Qreasing Rack that money can buy and we d..in* and products, and since 185 co-operatiVe are now equipped to give you the best service obtainable at very reas­ associations that are more than coun­ ty wide and hundreds of smaller co­ onable rates. operative marketed mqre than $1,000,000,000 worth of products profit­ ably In 1922 and at a much smaller cost htan through other channel*, • a • • i» *#*••! M' I* w i t h California selling 86 per cent i of her dried fruit and 72tk per cent WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER YOUR CAR : of her citrus fruit at a coat of only if i / K V J1 f. V. ' i t two to two aod $ half ‘per cent, qs well as many other examples of suc­ cess In this country and Europe and with no other remedy in sight, farm ­ ers are tu n in g toward co-operative marketing, which is the golden njlo I %*j i* ** i* ** *S’ -4 4 *J f*. of agriculture and ' means ’Working together for the mutual benefit of - .1 all’.”—Timea-Unlon. • * . • i T h e F ift y -H o r s e p o w e r SEMINOLE OVERLAND CQ. We have purchased the entire stock of Automobile sup­ plies of the Automotive Supply Co., at Bankrupt Sale at a price which enables us to give the public the • s Greatest Bargains ■ s iit* this line ever known. Prices made are such that will move the stock quickly. If you are in need or expect to be, of any thing for your auto, call at once. Sale begins MONDAY, JULY 16th, and will continue juntil entire stock is sold. • l i t . ’ . Everything for the Automobile Such as: Bumpers, Springs, Wrenches, Pumps, Soaps, Polish, Spot-lights, Flashlights, Fan Belts* Shellac, Screwdrivers, Tool Kits, Spark Plugs, Cleaners, Piston Rings, Fire Extinguishers, Battery Boxes, etc., etc. Call Early While We Have a Complete Assortment ■i n i -U* iit t o Tallahassee Will Have Nine Months Term of School (Sljr T h r Au m U I m I 1*» I'.BJffc ' l-« W. I. TYLER. Manager 104. W est Commercial Street Sanford, Florida TALLAHASSEE, July 14. — Tha capital city provided fur • full nine months term with a kindergarten tn an election Tuesday, in which they voted favorably on •* seven mill tax iexy. Of 94 votes o u t, 84 favored the proposal. Just Phone 41 W e Have It -i •t, w , i .< V �. . < r ,--- • . . . SALFORD D AILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 14,1623 rn R. L. SHIPP, Editor BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING Municipal Golf Course Golf Course Built by Will Open at Jax Tarpon Springs to Open DICK TERIIEUN WINS. THE SWIMMING MATCH AT D. S. NAVAL STATION OF SPORTS FOR THE MOVIE FAN IV l w R v > minion/ S M U K ff* -’1 JACKSONVILLE, July 14— The TARPON SPRINGS, July 14.—A Word comes from the U. S. Naval bond Issue of |40,000 for the con­ new 18-hole public golf course, just Station nt Hampton Roads, Va., that ■ Why “Roast” in the Kitchen?. Wheii You can Enjoy a D elightful Dinstruction of n Rolf course here is completed here, will be formally open­ Dick Terhcurt, Jr., came in second in a B ; t^ *2 planned by citizens of Tarpon Spirngt. ed to the public Within th!,pext few swimming match of eighty-four memThe general scheme would include }n days. Tho foursc is approximately licrs of, Company 90, Unit D, wid’ tfib ■ ’ ■‘*f}| K« *a lu Ka to m m Hutting beach and playgrounds* a t the C,000 yard* long and is one of the winner liking first place was another ■ ■ ■ Dorothy Dalton tonight. in "Fob mouth of Anciotc river, near tho city. finest im the south, according’to tho Florid! b o ^ n a m e not given. Sanford \ii opinion of experts, either public or hoys and girls go away from home in Bound." private. A professional of long ox tfie state and out of itj adding more FAME OF FLORIDA pcrience has boon engaged to take fame to tho “little ole home town." We save you the fussing nnd fretting »ver a hot stove theso sultry day.i. We help you forge troll about thf MOSQUITO FIGI1T IS Corn Bnnnon lives alono on Dia­ (barge of the course. heat by serving SllfiH appetizing dishes in a clean, cool atmosphere. Just try our dinner this evening, will, D(ck wns nn employee of tho Herald NATION WIDE mond Island out in the straits that Go. Dick is slated to take part In its fine salads and vegetables, Jts frozen dainties and Iced drinks-nnd you won't spend many more days in lead to the Pacific. j the Intcr-ccmlpimy contests nt thc Florida's anti-mosquito campaign, Lee County Plans n hot kitchen this summer! » training station. She is red-haired and has all the which has been productive of such Many Improvements independence initiative 'and pugnacity excellent results during tho past year, sy Monette appointed that conies with flaming hair. The has attracted nation wide attention, FORT MYERS, July ll.-^Loc coun­ . COMMISSIONER OF PILOTS things that happen to this little vixen according to George W, Simons, Jr., chief engineer of the state hoard of ty authorities will pass on n budget BY GOVERNOR HARDEE will please mid excite you. 1.00 -SUNDAY, JULY 15health, who yesterday received three of $201,595 at the next meeting of the $1.00county commissioners on August 8th, M ir T lif A M xrlnlril I 'r e m ) Also International News only one letters from widely separated points TALLAHASSEE, July 14— Gover­ Served Noon Till 8:30 in the Unietd States asking for in­ providing many improvements during day old. , nor Hardee has .appointed C. 0. Symotho fiscnl year beginning next Octo­ formation’ an the methods employed ber 1 nnd ending Soptomlx’r 30, 1023. nette commissioner of pilotage for Pickles Olives And the honor guests tonight will here. Monroe county. A large part of it provides fur road The first letter was from tho Antibo K. R. Murrell nnd family nnd will Cocktail nnd bridge improvements. see this fine picture without cost to Mosquito Association of Massachu­ LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 1923 setts, with headquarters at Camb­ ’ Fresh Fruits in Season them, tho treat being on Osborne. Closing out Straw Hats nt McKlnridge. , George C. Whipple, president Forenoon and afternoon tides occur non-Markwood Co87-fitc SOUP And believe us Osborne has arrang­ of the association is a professor at nt approximately the same hour nnd Harvard university nnd stated in the ed some program for next .week. Cream of Chicken minute, letter that tho association was pat­ The Daily Herald, 15c per week. Sept. Oct Dnte June July Aug. ENTREE Monday—An All-Star cast in terning its work after the Florida 1 4:05 4:31 5:33 0:28 0:41 board of health method* and using “Trifling With Honor,” nnd Buster Sea Trout, au Gralin 2 4:55 5:20 0:14 7:20 7:38 literature broadcasted from this state. Kenton in “Convict No. 13.” 8:37 .3 5:47 0:02 ’ 7:11 8: 17 He asked that the association be kept ROASTS 4 0:43 7:01 , 8:00 9 :24 9:30 1923 CORRECTED MAY 1, Tuesday — Roy Stewart, Marjorie advised of any new steps made by 5 7:24 7:50 9:00 10: 11 10:32 Roast Turkey, Sage Dressing and Cranberry Sauce South Bound IJnw, Johnnie Walker nnd Wnllncc the engineer. 0 8:17 8:51 0:57 11:08 11:20 Roast Loin of B6ef Beery in “The Sngo Brush Trail," a l­ Horace Albright, superintendent of 9:44 10:52 11 41 11:51 Arrive Departs 7 9:07 Leg of Lamb, Current Jelly so Round three of the “Leather Push­ the Yellowstone National Park, ask­ 2:40 n.m. 8 9:57 10:38 11:11 12.17 12:40 ed Mr. Simons to send him all the No. 83.. ........ 2:30 n.m. ers.” 1:38 VEGETABLES 8:40 n.m. 9 10:4-1 11:30 11:50 1.08 official literature issued by the state No. 27. 2;45 p.m. 10 11:30 11:50 12:12 1 51 2:28 No. 89.. ........ 2:25 p.m. Wednesday—Milton Sills, John board of health in its anti-mosquito Creamed Potatoes 1:31 n 17 3:18 7:10 p.m. 11 12:10 12:24 No. 85.. ........ 0:55 p.m. Bowers, and Marguerite Do La Motto campaign, saying that nn active fight Asparagus un Toast with Drawn Butter 12 1:00 1:10 2:13 3 35 4:09 hns been started in the park to rid in “Whnt a Wife Learned." 1:G5 3:01 •I .» bl| ' 5:00 13 1:40 Northbound SALAI) it of the winged pests. 2:38 3:51 r. 18 5:57 Arrive Depart* It 2:20 in From Iliddeford, Mninc, canto a let­ Thursday—Douglas MncLenn 3:15 4:40 0 14 0:59 Florida Fresh Vegetables * 2:03 a.m. 15 2:55 No. 82.. ........ 1:48 n.in. ter from Mrs. C. M. Wilder, who has “Tho Sunshine Trail." 1 18 8:02 10 3:34 4:00 IhKI f* 12:05 p.m. No. 84.. ........11:45 a.m. witnessed nt first hand the work No. 80........... DESSERTS 4:54 0:30 8 *1'1 9:03 3:52 p.m. 17 4:21 3:42 p.m. Friday nnd Saturday—tantricc Joy, done in Florida while wintering in No. 28._........10:00 p.m. 5:48 18 5:08 7:34 9 25 10:00 Vanilla Cream or Apple Pie Nita Nnldi, Lowis Stone, nnd Pauline Dnytonn. She requests that all in­ 0:47 8:10 10 25 10:50 Trilby Branch 11* 0:02 v r,ut Ice Cream nnd Cake formation and literature in connec­ Gurdon in a George Melford produc­ 9:43 11 21 11:15 7:51 Depart* 20 7:02 Arrivo Cheese nnd Crackers Coffee tion with the w urk.be sent to the xNo. 100.. tion, “ You Can’t Fool Your Wife." 8:57 10:54 11 57 12:07 7:30 n.m. 21 7:34 Maine coast resort to aid in the cam­ xNo. 24... 9:59 11; 13 12 31 12:53 3:25 p.m. 22 8:32 paign being carried on there. I.AKF. COUNTY OFFICIALS • 1 18 1:37 23 9:30 11:01 11:53 xNo. 25. ........ 1:30 p.m. Mr. Simons stated Inst night that xNo. 101 ........ 5:50 p.m. 2:19 IIAVB OFFICES ENTERED: 21 10:21} fl:50 12:17 4) 0! he would comply with all of the re­ 2:50 1:37 25 11:20 12:07 42 NO CLUE TO RORHERS. quests made. Tho fact that the fame 3 21 3:29 20 12:24 1:02 •1 Leesburg- Branch of Florida's campaign to eradicate 1:53 3.01 3 .TTi 4:00 1:18 Arrive Departs 27 Tavnres, July 13,—The offices of 1 32 4:43 3:11 28 2:10 2:11 county Clerk Smyth und Judge E. M. mosquitoes hns reached so far is xNo. 157.. ..... 3:55 p.m. In ken by Mr. Simons as quite n cum5 10 5:22 2:59 3:20 4:20 29 ......... 2:45 p.m. 21... No. T77T"~:.T —- . . i r K v n H r i T r r . i r iy.u,-----1 . .«■ Talley in the county building, were > * •>i l i*«•••• Mil .| f\t \9 ; •• • 0:30 n.m. no 3:40 4:08 -ntov 0 52 6:09 broken into Inst night nnd drawers pliitient to the efficiency of the state xNo. 158... * board of health in this work.—Timrs0:50 22 5:52 31 4:49 No. 7:10 p.m. nnd cupboards disturbed with evident Oviedo Branch ♦♦♦ *1* ♦♦♦ «$► ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ *♦*♦♦♦ v *♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ K* haste. The rniders attempted with Unlon. Arrive Depart* first Quarter I’ll11 Minin l.u ■1 Quarter use of n pinch bar to open the door June.28 July 5 June 21 xNo. 120 ........ 7:45 p.m. to the Tax Collector's office nnd the •TRIFLING WITH HONOR" Aug 1 J uly 27 xNo. 127... 3:10 p.m. July 20 IH INTENSELY HUMAN Sheriff's office. The latter door was Aug. 20 Sept. 3 Aug. 19 badly damaged but the frame and AND DRAMATIC PICTURE Sept. 24 Get. 3 Sept. 17 X—Daily , except Sunday. door failed to yield. The only office that no attempt "Give us something human,” has was made nt entrance was that of the been the plea of the motion picture tax assessor nnd superintendent of public to the exhibitors. srhOolsi In "Trifling With Honor," the Uni­ It is the bcliuL-of officers that the versal-Jewel photoplay which will lie culprits were seeking evidence In shown nt the Princess Theatre Mon­ v some ease and the work was done by day, the public is presented with an Idcnl talent. Nt» fc* it 1h any Jm,M*t llisiti tin* Y intensely human drama of the most Photographs were taken of finger I iifii't'dl *' m m H i m |ir«» i»ui I tit it It gripping interest. The story lias its MftlnffHf'K un it A l f a l f a M e a l w III prints on papers and drawers which nppcul to every class of motion pic­ p o v p r u p II m* / a n i l * u f n i l n h t y may lead to tho offenders. j m n r u r u l n a m i m a k e It m a r # ture fan, because it is the story of n This is about two spark plugs. At the it pays to swim with the current of p a (a l a M r lent It w i l l N O T I nt moral derelict who was the idol of m NEW HOMES AH RESULT j t n t y r tin f i n a l i t y . Y Y thousands of American boys. popular demand. moment they are lying on the sales • OF LOAN ASSOCIATION Y o u r o n l y p r o u n i < * « h 1 h t o Imv He hail a trust to keep—and to keep manager’s desk in the establishment of “Our job,” said one jobber, "is to , frrtl uiml«l»y m i t n n f a c l u r r m it lie bad to tear down and rebuild his wliiifit1 I n lull It m u pi ,.n ou w h o s e i .« ep nulmJiiloit i i 4 .l i is Hum u One hundred and fifteen new homes E a large middle-western hardware job­ supply markets, not create them. Let inner self. Quality .....Is. backed by llte ■ I i have been built in Orange county Ibis The story was written by William ber. ( the manufacturer make a market for year through the activity nnd co-op­ Slavens McNutt nnd first appeared eration. of one agency alone, the his goods, and \vc will handle it." in Collier’s Magazine, nnd is built One spark jilug hears a name known Orange County Ixinn Association, of around nn escaped convict who became which II. W. Barr is secretory-treas­ Y wherever nutotnobiles are used, the K i i i r u n l e i - uf > o u r ilxBl.r." " Y O I 'H J urer. This compnoy, • which nsists a professional ball player to mask Ids Said another—“Our salesmen cany Y I I A l 'K I F YOU A R K m other a name seldom heard. ITHE CASH FEN EMONIC D VS T OREI folk* in building, their own home* i* identity. In the underworld he wits O T S A T I H K 1 K P .” a catalog with thousands of items in it. The Gas Pino i, known a* "The Ga* I’ ijk.* Kid." As Y incorjKiruted for $1,000.(100 and 1* T a lk o v e r y o u r feed l in j i li r o s ■ Y They haven’t the time to push unad­ Both, says the sales manager, are creasing Its capitalization to 52.000, the home-run king of the Pacific w i t h us. t ’oust IhiM-hull League, he was known f 000 that it may bo able,to take cure vertised goods. Their work is princi­ good plugs. *On the score of quality Y of its growing opportunities. 'I he ns “iilH" Shugrue. pally taking orders." In the year* thut followed his break they run neck and neck. company hns just paid a seinl-nimunl t h from handcuff* to'a baseball glove tlic dividend of $7,573.0(1 nnd is hacked “But," he adds, "we are discontinu­ by many of the most substantial citi­ “Gas Pipe Kid” was forgotten, but If you go among these wholesalers to­ zens in Orange county.—Orlando “Bat" Shugrue became a name for ing this line"—and he holds up the plug Y hero worship on every sand lot on the day to introduce a new product in com­ Sentinel. west coast where kids played base of unfamiliar name. "Yes, and our dis­ petition with merchandise nationally ball. count on it is larger, too." s $ TRAIN SCHEDULE Good Feed for Your Stock is Just as Essential to Their Health as Good Food is to Your Health v : FEED m VI Sanford Feed & S u p p l y Co. FEED-NAY-CRAIN AND FERTILIZERS PHONE 539'MYRTLE AVE.fi 4 ST.5ANF0RD, FLA ? * f I t fY tY It Pays to Swim With the Current Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y X SOM 1CREALS FACTS A1JOUT FLORIDA New York Markets ns Escambia county: Pensacola is the linc*t port south of Newport New*, it ib claimed. Fort Pirkcn*, the only fed­ eral fort In the Southern state* not raptured by the Confederate* state* during the Civil war. Fort Spn Cur­ ios, built by the Spanish under Don Amlred In 1099. Fort* McKee and Pick Ins. Also ha* aviation field. Franklin County: GreatestO yster fisheries on the gulf. Walton, Okaloosa and Sunta Ho»a counties have the largest national for­ est reserve south of the Alleghaney mountains, 270,000 acres. 4 Liberty County: Forest of Turnnom Taxi foil urn—"Gopher wood"— very few of them in the world. • Our Service Entirely Inadequate to Handle Supply —:----- W. P. Hidden, U. S. Research agent In marketing, after u year of study of the. situation says: ‘There is im­ ■ pending danger uf a complete break down In the marketing machinery liy ■ which inure than 70 per <ynt of New •■M York's supply of fruits nnd vegetable* is received. Present terminal facili­ ties are reported to be utterly inade­ quate to handle tho city's supply of fruits and vegetables." Quoting from tho report “The present system of car float and pier station operation of breaking und handling hulk with each commercial operation of long truck haul in and out of a central market Are you moving? Call 408 for a is not, only exjiensivc but threatens to QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, nnd break down altogether because of the have it done rigid. 83-tfe inability of the railroads to hundie the rapidly growing traffic over their Tbs Dally-Herald, 15c per week. available pier spacs." Extends to Orlando and Daytona as well as the hundreds of bottles we put out in Sanford every day s KLDER SPRINGS WATElt "W hat’s wrong with it? Not a thing. It's a good plug—mighty good plug, but—no one knows about it. It isn’t advertised—the other one is. The demand is for the advertised make. And we’ve learned it pays to swim with the current, not against it." ♦• on account of its purity is fast becoming the drinking water for Central Florida. It is also recommended for use in bat­ teries. If you arc not drinking Elder Springs Water now— give it a trial. , PHONE 311— WE’LL DELIVER i* ffftl'j Atf I ,7 •* More nnd more jobbers in every line of business are learning every day that advertised, unless the article is excep­ tional. you will be met everywhere by the injunction: "F irst go out and get n reputation for your goods through advertising. The wholesaler knows by actual con­ tact with dealers how they value speed of turnover, goods which movo With n ’ minimum of effort,'goods petfp^e1fc^noW about nnd ask for. P u b lis h e d b y the S a n to rd D a ily H e r a ld In co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies Elder Springs Water Company j Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y iY Y Y Y Y Y Y X �); MOJCL■ •' : 11 . .* n • • / > ■' ■. R a isin g th e F a m ily N d w o n d e r C y k e p t ’e m l uhcu£ P E T tS UHPfVCV<lN6 , R \, A.NO WrvHI-J VOU fPj t BROUGHT L~ s o n e 'SEE<SA(iS I aovtohe of -l c ' i n e o p e . r » s 'e JEERIN' THfcT DP^HO m O P .^ ID ! r - BPOH T H E \flLLftCE FOP>V<\-6tC>'. v---- FOR RENT BUSINESS DffiECTORY COUGHING DISTURBS SLEEP “ My wife coughed all the time and could not sleep," writes Geo. A. Ow­ en, Bridgeton, New Jersey. “She tried Foley’s Honey and T ar nnd had the best night's sleep she hnd had for a long time. I used Foley's Honey nnd Tnr nnd It helped me too." Coughs resulting from Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthmn, Hay Fever, nnd Croup quickly relieved with Foley's Honey nnd Tar. Contains no opiates, ingredients printed on the carton. Largest selling cough medicine in the world. Insist upon Foley’s Honey nnd Tnr. Sold everywhere.—Adv. I*‘OU RENT—Convenient large un­ furnished rooms for housekeeping. Rcrtt^ensonablo. 205 Onk Avenue. Daytojia Beach, Fla. G-18-lmo-p Comfortnblc, Airy Rooms FOR RENT—Wc hnVo n well locnted Open the Year Around furnished home.—A. P,^£onncIIy & Ton can rind the m m e of Reasonable Rates. Sons. 79-tfc every lire Duainraa Man Special rates to parties. FOR RENT—Furnished 'rooms with In Sanford In thia Column On Main Street, near Ocean light housekeeping. Corner of 11th each day. *irm and Elm nvc,—M. Schneider. 80-Ctp FOR RENT—Rooms for light houscEyes Examined Glaaaea Designed kceping, equipped with gas for cooking, electric lights and running water. Inquire of Mrs. Smith, 800 Storage Facilities Get in on this low French avenue. H8-ltp Optician-Optometrist If wa pleaae yon, tell othera; If not, FOR RENT—2 connecting furnished IIS Bast First Street Sanford, Fla, price and good grade of tell na. Phone 418 housekeeping rooms, 1 bed room.— 312 East 5th St. y 89-3tp Seed Bed Cloth—it's go­ SANFORD NOVELTY FOR RENT—To adults, furnished ing fast.—Yowell Com­ apartments, first floor, three rooms WORKS 90-2tc with largo screened and curtUincd pany. V. C. COLLER, Prop. porch and private ath. 813 Magnolia avenue. . 89-3tp General Shop and Mill FOR RENT—One room, connecting Work bath, 211 E. Second St. IPO-lfc CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Classified Ads lc n word. No 7 FOR RENT—Cottage, J. M usson^” All parties wanting mattress work 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla, Ol-Gtp before September 1st, will please give Ad taken for less than 25c. 7 And positively no Classified 7 it to us during this month us we take Ads charged to anyone. Cash 7 a vacation during the month of Au­ must accompany all orders. 7 FOUND—Florida license tag. Own­ er 'can have sanio upon identifica­ gust. l’honc -102 M-l. Count the words and remit 7 INSURANCE AGENCY tion nnd paying for ml. Call at Her­ acurdingly. ' 7 ald office. 97-tfe -AUTO-BOND8 FIRK- C. M. CUSTER, Prop. Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. Quick Service Transfer S CLASSIFIED NOTICE FOUND B. W. HERNDON i u i u l > 4 7 a m n i ( 7 i n S. 0. Shinholser FOR SALE Contractor and Builder FOR SALE—1 team mules, wagon nnd harness nt a bargain.—E. N. IANFOKD ■> FLORIDA Sutton, Genova, Fla. 82-10tp FARMERS—You can get *eod bod A. P. Connelly & Son^v frames and Irrigation plug* at tt* F . a t s h l D h r d ISO* Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfc Real Estate, Loan* nnd Insurance FOR SALE!—Hosier und Gay*’ paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Phone IH 101-8 Magnolia Ave. Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc FOR BALE—Ifluulo'Tslund egg’s for Belting, 15 eggs for 51.00. Mrs. Col Flower*-------------- Floral Design* Ellsworth, Ueordall Avenue, San­ ford. 83-tfp Annuit and Ornamental Plants FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 811 Myrtle Ace.----------- Phone 260-W stock. Sec Vick Iluwkins, lit! San­ ford Ave. 03-tfe m STEWART The Florist SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine und Roller Works Cylinder Grinding Phone G2-------- Sanford, Florida F O R S A L E — N o . 817 W e s t F i r o t S t. Attractive terms. Address owner. Box 7H2, Daytona, Fla. 09-tfc WANTED SANFORD MATTRESS FACTORY WANTED—BOYS TO SELL THE SANFORD HERALD ON T llE N u t t e r o f A p p l l e n t l o n f o r T n x H e r d t i n i e r H e r i t o r , B73 o f I k e U r n c r n l STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD still a le s o f I k e S l a t e of F lo rid a . CHANCE FOR AMRITTOU8 HOYS N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t H. It, l.a V lu n e , p t ir r h u s v r o f T i n C n rtlO ca to TO MAKE IDG PROFITS FOR A No. 216. d a t e d t h e Gth d a y o f J u n o A. FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS D, 1621, h a s filed s a i d r e r l l f l c a l e In y offlre, a n d h a s m ad e a p p lic atio n SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. m f o r T a x H e e d t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w ill) liracon _________________ dh-tf t h e f o llal oww. i n gS a idde s ccrei br tei df i c aptreo p ce m rty s it­ WANTED Reliable settled colored u a t e d i n Hem I Auto C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o ­ w n : t o i l s 12, 13. 16, a n d 17, M r n d l e y 's woman to live on place. Intone 575- A d d i t i o n t o I j o n tr w o o d T ile s a i d l e n d \V. 85-tfc biiae inncgn aosf s essuscehd cnte r t itfhi ec a tdea l eIn otfh et h ne a mIs-e T lrndloy. C n l.-ss s a i d c e r t l f l WANTED—fin small 2-acre farm, oc fa t e!•;. s II. h a l l lie r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o good trucker. Prefer single man. l a w T a x U s e d w i l l I s s u e t h e r e o n o n Address XXX Herald office, 90-6t|> t h eW 2I 3TrNd EdSaSy mo fy Jouflfyi c iA.a l I).s i g192.1. n a tu re und e a l t h i s t h e ICtli d a y o f J u l i e A. I). WAN'IKII—To know address of Mrs. s1923 l i A. D O U G L A S S . J. O. Caldwell, formerly-of Orange ( S E A L ) C lerk C lreu lt C ourt. City, Fla. Notify C. W. Wright, of H c m lu o i o C o u n t y . F l i i t l d a . Orange City, Fla. < U0-3tp 6 - 1 6 - 2 3 - 3 0 - 7I-l7y-: H A- 2 I M- 6 tc.IVBKKH. l> C. WANTED—All round 1st class imiA p p llrn H a n f a r T ux llrril ckanic nt Little Dixie Garage, cor­ 3 ' nI t ul rirl r r nfXr«-tlo,i STS *>f I k r f i r u r r n l N t n l u t r a of I k r S t a i r o f F l o r i d a . ner flglando nnd Oviedo roads. 90-Gtp Ntitli-u la hi-rali,- l i l i i 'l l I h a t F. H. MAKE $30 weekly at home, furnish­ VcrtlBV, p u r r M a s r r *>f T u x C o r t l l l r u l e No. 227. linti-d (lie 6ll* d a y **f J u n e . A. ing names and addresses. Experi­ D, 1921, h a s III* *1 s n b l *-* r t I t l r n l *• In m> ence unnecessary. Particulars Free. o f f i c e , a n d h a s niaiTV a p p l b - a l l o u f o r T a x D o r d t o lssu*< Iu i H - r o i d a n o e w i t h United Mniling Co., St. Louis, Mo. l a w . . S a i d c c r t H l r a l o r m h r a t - c a t h e fol lo w I in.' ilcs* rlbi-*l p r o p t - r l ) a l l u u l i d 91-ltp In H e i n ln o l a C o u n t , . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : OFFER EXTRAORDINARY One new five room house with hath, full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ CUPIED. H it N t y t t Of S W ' i of H W ' i . S i r . Hi, T w p . 1 2U H. ItaiiK*' 31) H a s t . HI u r r o s . The u n i a ^ i a i a n M D $3,000.00-----------—Terms to suit you ' a a b t Ifttul heltiK n»»e**e*l lit t h e d a t a A REAL BARGAIN Important Hearings o f t h e I s a u a i u - r o f ailrli c e r H I I c a l e In t h o n a m e o f Ii. M.‘ Kanuae. L'nb-*n A. P. CONNELLY & SONS s a i d c n r t l f l r a t e s h a l l I**- r e d e e m e d a*-For R. It. Commission r o r d l n g In law T a x Deed w ill Issue 79-1 fe Several Florida Cities tA.h i - rII.e o n1923.o n Hie I 3 l h d a y o f AUKUSt, MORNING ANirNHfliT~M ILK de­ W I T N I - ’.HH m y o f f b l n I si a n a t u r e a n d livery. Phono Ed. niggers your s*-«l till* t h e 7 t h d a y o f Jut,*, A. D. Telephone nnd Railroad Rate* Will 1923. wants. 87-5tp (H K A L) l i A. DUUlILAKH. Be Aired. C lerk C ircuit C o u rt. FOR SALT—Fivenrrc* <m good road, S e m i nole C o u n ty . F lo rid a, Cards of Sanford'a Repot- * M TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 14.— near lending station. Inquire at n y ; A. M. W e e k * . D. C. able Professional Men, each h 1103 Oak avenue. 8H-3tp The slate railroad commission has 7 - 7 - H - I t - 2 S - X - f - l l - 6 t r of whom, In hla chosen pro- M fixed dates fo rscvcral important feaaloo the Herald reeoraFOR SALE — Custard hearings Ike N r t r n l h J n iltthroughout the state during I n r l Cn li r cCuiirtc uFi tm oi rfi I of k r M a te of F lo rid a mends to the people. ^ In a m t f o r I k r f ' o u o t r of ( t r i e apple muck. Just the this month on requests and com­ plaints pertaining to public service N O T I C E AH oMlr.I f ltiot I IFE kI la nOr eF r , I. ' l ’l t M C A thing for seed beds, $4 corportnion changes. TIO Ai. per ton f. o. b. Moore The first of thu hearings was” held E mb ialnyd .J . TRi ne*dmnw oao dF., J oIliende dw oboyd . h e r b u s Haven. Write or wire, July 13 on a request by the cllixons H e o r g e AV. Jvs.o n e s n n td' o m——p l a l Juoa nn ei ,s , hi* fthnt city for a reduction of tele­ w ife, H a r d n e r I'. W o o d a n d ------W. E. Daniel, Moore ophone A tlo m e y - a l-L a w rntes at Kissimmee. W o o d , h i s w i f e . It. II. I l n m s a y a n d t h e h e i r s , d e v i s e e s , a r Over Seminole County Bank Haven, Fla. Give refer­ On July 17th the commissioners c l a i m a n t s u n d e r H e ao nr gt ee r sWo. r Joot nh ee sr ■ANFORD -:FLORIDA go to Crescent City to hear argu­ „ I ,|| — — J u l i e s , Ilia w i f e . H a r d n e r P. ence. 86-6tdp; 100-ltp will o o d u n d — •— W o o d , h i s w i f e , n n d ments on the application of the At­ W FOR SALE AT IMUCES THAT ARS lantic Coast Lino railroad, for author­ oIt.f t hIf.e m RIna masma yi , t oo rt h ee ift oh lelro w oi nr g adney­ s c r i b e d p r o p r r t y In t h e C o u n t y o f RIGHT ity to withdraw all intra-state rates B em lnole, H tn lr o f F lo rid a, to - w lt: Dodge Touring, thoroughly over­ to and from Crescent City in connec­ T h e E a s t h a l f of t h e N o r t h e a s t q u a r ­ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW te r und Ihe E ast h a lf of N o rth e ast First National Bank Building hauled, new cord tires, new paint and tion with the Crescent City Transfer q u a r te r of S o u th east q u a r te r nf Sec­ SANFORD -sFLOlUUA top. tio n S e v e n te e n (17), T o w n s h i p T w e n ­ Co./ These rate* weer originally made t y Nunf- ( I I ) Hiiulli o f I l n n B c . T t v e t f i y * ------------ ------------A l Buick 0 touring, good mechanical- to meet competition of boot service n in e (29) E a s t, a n d nil U n k n o w n p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g o n I n t e r e s t In s a i d 5 cord tire*, practically new. furnished to Crescent City which is n ru p arty . aLto model Ford touring, A-l con­ located on Lake T o H tinrgc t t , Ju n e s, a n d - - — J o n r s , Crescent, by the h i s w i f e . H a r d n e r P. W o o d a n d ------ARCHITECT dition, new top, good rubber. Clyde Line. The station of the-rail­ W o o d , h i s w i f e , a n d It. II- R a m s a y K nm 7, Miller Bldg. Ford, light delivery, good condition, road company being about one and a n d i n c h o f y o u If l i v i n g ' a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t l r a c la im in g a n I n t e r e s t o r In­ •ANFORD -t- •> .U FLORIDA new tires. te re sts u n d e r each and e ith e r of them a half miles from the city. o the Dodge delivery, fir*t class condition, On the following day, July 18, a sf oe vl leorwa lilnyg od re s cortihbeerdw ilsaen d Ins i t aunadt e tIn the 4 new Royal cord tireshearing will be held at Clermont on C o u n t y o f B e m l n o l e a n d S t a t e o f F l o r ­ i d a , t o w l t : 1921 Olds 0 touring, good condition, the complaint filed with the commis­ T h e E a s t h a l f o f t h e N o r t h e a s t new batter, 5 good tires. sion alleging that the public conven­ qq uu aa rr tt ee rr aonfd Kt hoeu t hEeaasatt h qa ul fa rOft e rN oorft h Se ae sct­ SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. ience require* oatablDhmllfc of Sun­ t i o n S e v e n t e e n ( I T ) . T n w i i e h l p TwWT^ LAWYER day train acrvice over the Atlantic tnyl n- oa n e( 1 9f)t l )E a sSto. u t h o f R a n g e T w e n i y l)0-2tc — Court House It a p r a r l n g fro m th e a w o rn MR of Goaat Line between 8anford and E m i l y rJ . R e d w o o d . J o i n e d b y h e r h u a b a n d , T h o m a s J. R e d w o o d , h e r e i n filed, The State Women’s College, located Trilby. A ^ f f c p p l i c a t i o n of t h e Southern Bell t h a t y o u a n d e a c h o f y p u a r e d e f e n d at Tallahassee, had an enrollment of a n t a t o a a ld b ill; t h a t y o u r re s id e n c e s a r e u n k n o w n ; t h a t e ac h * f t y o u , t h e 718 In 1922-23, compared to 204 In Telephone company for pertnbwion to M id n a m e d d e f e n d a n ts . It liv in g , Is c o n s o l i d a t e ^ e x c h a n g e * at Raiwm# r w e |- t h e a g e o f tw e n ty -o n e year*; 1905-OG. C i t y 'arid S L ’Andrew* w i l l be hfcartf t h a t l h * e e 'l * «u» t a n * * 4 * « I M I M I * - s f F lp rld a. th e service o f aubpoen* upon firb ; u f r , a u t o i n s u r a n c e on July 2G. w h o m w o u ld k ind Ibq M id d efen d an t* . For quick results try a want ad. PURELY PROFESSIONAL George A. DeCottes FRED R. WILSON ELTON J. MOUGHTON%. CHELLE MAINES W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate PA G E F IV E m E . a A f f F Q R p , P ^ I L Y H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 1 4 ,1 9 2 3 _ >t<'IM I»1M )ilN nini in n .H H i AiHrajftPRi^Hof \ ; b eeh \ D»0NT - IN* HIS SrOHEL P b R . 1 1"T~~*— v HI6H 2 0 K E CCjOuO SELLV ’E h ! '» " v i n e . .«»r e i t h e r o f t h e m , a n il II T a x D e e d t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h Hald r e r t l f l c a l a e m l i m c e s t h e f u r t h e r a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n MM t a w , nt e i. iii|iiu iiu H u t It Is tin- b e l i e f of f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s l l u n t c d tliu r n m p l n l n n n t t l m t U n-re Is a p e r ­ In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : so n . o r a r e p e r s o n s . I n t e r e s t e d In t h e l .n t * 33 t o 3* (l.i-M L o t s 31 a n d 33) above describ ed property, w h o s e T h e t ii - n e v a T r a c t t o S ec. 21. T w p . 20 n a m e o r n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n t o t h e S. It. 32 I! T h e s a i d l a n d b e i n g n s s e s s e il c o m p l a i n a n t ; I T IH T H K H E F t i R K . O R ­ a t t h e d a t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f s u c h D E R E D H int y o u a n d e a c h o f y o u a n d r c r t l l t r n t o In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . A l s o T a x C e r t l f l r a t u No. 312. d a t e d a l l p a r l i e s c ln l m lt i K a n l i i t e r e e t In mild l a n d s a p p e a r t o t h e . h i l l o f r m n - t h e 6 t h d a y o f J u n e . A . D. 1921. h a s p l a l n t h e r e i n filed o n o r b e f o r e M o n ­ tile d s a i d r e r t l f l e n t e In m y o f f i c e , n n d d a y , t h e 3 r d d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , A. I*. h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f*u- T u x D e e d 11123. t o I s s u e In a c c i i r d n n c e w i t h l a w . S a i d I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o t i c e c c r t lll c n lo c m h r a ci-s Hie f o l l o w I tig d e ­ b e p u b l i s h e d In t h e H a n f o r d H e r a l d , s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s l l u a t i - d In S e m i n o l e S W 'i of a n e w s p a p e r p u b lish ed In H anford. C o u n ty . F lo rid a , t o - w l t: S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n e * a w e e k N K U W , o f I t l v e r . Sec. 29, T w p . 20 fo r e ig h t e o n se eiltlv o w e e k s . S. If. 3.1 K 6 acres. T h e said land W I T N E S S H. A. D o u g l a s s , t ’ l e r k of b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a l e o f t h e t s t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , s u n i i e e o f s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e tim in' F l o r i d a , a n d tin- s e a l o f s a i d C o u r t a t o f F n k u u w n . t 'u le s s said certificate* t h e C o u rt H o u se nt S a n fo rd , S em in o le s h a ll be re d e e m e d ari-iirdlng to law C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , till* t h e 61 h ila y o f rl'ax* Di-id w i l l I s s u e t h e r e o n oil t h e J l i lv . A. 1). 11133, l a o t l i d a y o f - J u l y ,A. D. 1923. (H EA L) K. A. P o t TOLA HS. W IT N E S S m y offlelnl s ig n a tu r e nnd C lerk C ircu it C ourt. s e n t - t i l l s t h e 23r*l d a y o f J u n e . A. D. 1923. I l y : A M. W e e k s , O. C. A lixanilerinnn A kerm nn. (H U A I .) K. A. Dill If i I A HH. S o licito r for C o m p la in an t. C lerk C ircuit C ourt, 7 -7 -l(-2 1 -2 S -* -l-tl-ls-2 5 -!i-l-9 te S e m in o le C iu in lv , F lo rid a . Ily: A. M. W R IC K S, D. C, N o t i c e o f A p p l l e n H o n f a r T a x H e e d 6 - 2 3 * 3 0 - 7 - 7 - M * 2 1-2»-«tl*. t a d e r S e n i o r * 3T.1 o f I k e C r n r r n l S i a t o t e s of Ike S ta le of F lo rid a. In Ike C ircu it F n n rl, Si-xe uiti J m l l r l n l It a p p e n r l n K f r o m t h e s w o r n b ill o f c o m p l a i n t m e n i n (tit* c xu'io t h a t y o u b n v c o r c l a i m In h a v e s o m e I n t e r e s t In n n d t o t h e l a u d s h e r e i n a b o v e d e ­ s c r i b e d . t h e r e f o r e , y o u , Hulllo I’a r k h u r s i n n d M C. P a r k h u r s t a r e h e r e b y o rd rre d nnd r n i u lf e d to he nnd n p p e a r hefon- o u r said C irc u it C ourt, nt th o C o u r t h o u s e In H n n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o n t h e 2 3 r d d a y o f J u l y , A. 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(B E A L ) D. 1911. h a s (Red a a l d r r r U f t r a l * I n ray o f f i c e , a n d h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r I-3T -3 0 -T -4 -7 -1 1 -1 4 -1 I-2 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 14, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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' :: ’K j '• ■' • . V ,i(. -m /« y, .f ' i v t n •. • ; < ■ : • . ■ • ;■ ■ ■ ■ • • . . ' ■ v ■ . . . ■' ■ • IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ■ ; { jiipj ORjp.‘ FLOHIPA, flU D A Y , JULY 13, lj)23 DIED T NIGHT I mT AMPA HIGHWAY ROBTf Was in Direct Line to Become Chairman of the Judiciary Committee MAY BK ONB OF THOSE WHO HELD UI‘ CUMMER’S PAY ROLL MONT PELIER, Vt., July 13.— Unitod States Senator William Pillingham, of Vermont, died last night. Dillingham underwent an operation three weeks ago for gall trouble. He rallied well and appeared to1be on the way to recovery until Inst 8unday when his condition took n turn for the worse. Funeral services will be con­ ducted in Wuterbury, the senator’s nntivo town, Sunday. . ( O r T ti r A « a « r l n lr ( l’rr««) AT VERMONT HO UPON IN FRENCH OFFICIAL CIRCLES AStCAREFULLY / ^, 'WORDED To Agreement This Being De­ pendent, ~*[»on Upon Nature Natur of announced Note Anm l ( I I , TV* A s « « e l a ( ‘r 4 V trm n } PARIS, July 13.—PrimS Minister Baldwin’s reparation* statement is generally comniened'lipon In French ofifeial circles today/ as a carefully worded document which might lead to agreement, this being dependent upon the nature of note announced as forthcoming for French government's perusal and assent...' Both In French official.circles at conclusion of meet­ ing of cabinet coundu and at ministry of interior the general tone was op­ timistic. *LONDON, July 13.—The prime minister, Stanley Baldwin, in the House of Common*, and Marquis Curzon In tho House of Lords, to eager audiences yesterday made k> Identical pronouncements on the gov­ ernment’s policy on the reparations problem. In contrast to such state­ ments by Ills predecessor*. Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. Bonaf, l*W. which were very- long, Mr- Baldwin’s pro­ nouncement* were particularly brief, taking about sixteen minutes for de­ livery, and aa In neither house did the qpposition offer criticism *f any con‘ • sequence, the momentoua proceedings “wiro’quTckly quiatfon bn everybody’s lips—how *f*r the British government’s open disapproval of tho Ruhr policy of the French and Ita holding aloof therefrom were to be converted into an actlvo policy, sep­ arate from France-^was to a great extent unanswered. Premier Baldwin certainly moved quite perceptibly nwny from Mr.'Bonar Law’s attitudo of passivism, Inasmuch as he announccd the government’s decision to submit to tho allies a separate re­ ply to Germany’* latest offer, but he did not give tho slightest indlcotion of the nature of the proposed reply. , This was tho only important point In the pronouncement which for the remainder, wae a warning couched In the most friendly language, but plainly telling Franco that tho Brit­ ish government could not much long­ er remain a paselvo spectator to n policy which threatened the economic collapse of Germany ana with It* de­ struction to tho whole of Europe. Taken as a whole tho pronounce­ ment seemed to be a new appeal to France to reslraet her steps and come into lino with all tho allies In a new effort to settlp tho reparations problem by negotiation instead of by military penalties. The. The pre­ mier was most careful to avoid and shutting of tho door on renewed nego­ tiation*. . Carefully framing hia pronounce­ ment to ward off criticism from proFienevh members of tho government and parliament, tho prime minister was emphatjc In declarlpg that Ger­ many must ty made to pay to the ex­ tent of her capacity, but ho made no answer to the French demands ae to what should constitute Franco’s secur­ ity in th* absence of the AngloFrench-American convention which wae originally proposed to afford France security* against^* renewed German attack. / ~ '' nearly tho BrMsft policy will bo developed stop hy stop. leaving an opening to the Inst to Francs to coma Into Una. .It may h* assumed that any question of calling a conference o f bankers or exports to determine Germany’s paying capacity will come in tho proposed r*»ly to tfao Gorman cflfer which made that suggestion. .The government1* draft of ita re­ ply to Germany on reparations, it waa j - . - j . . . . - i l l ... Iw. ■uhmiLU'd stated. I l k JlWlW tq the allice early heat week, probably Monday, and It la likely to give the British view favoring submission of tho question j>t Germany's capacity U» pay to *n Impartial tribunal, pro- And Will Prevent Any Tie Up of Transporta­ tion in Future WASHINGTON, July 13.—Attor­ ney General Daugherty, in n state­ ment issued hcer yesterday, declared tho Chicago federal court order mak­ ing permanent the Injunction, naked by tho government In the 7922 rail­ road shop men’s strike, "forever set­ tled’’ tho law, Insuring tho public against repetition of transportation paralysis. “No extensive strlko tying up lntorstato commerco will ever tnko place ngnln,” was a prediction y»iternted by the attorney general, who is at his home in Columbus, Ohio, in the statement Issued from tho depart­ ment of justice. "Thin in n comfort to which the public is entitled.’’. The attorney general’s statement pointed out that the cane was com­ menced and closed in approximately ten months. "For Its far-rcachlng consequence* in peacefully maintaining law and order, and for its expeditious hand­ ling," sal dthe attorney general, ’’the case is without n parallel In legal annals.” "The companion case of Pennsyl­ vania railroad against the railrond labor board, conducted at the nnmo time, panned through the United States district court, the circuit court of appcnlB and the supreme bourt of __ United ___ tho States also in ten month* Rflor |j,0 hearings commenced. Such expedition Is extraordinary for cases of such magnitude nnd speaks well for tho Judges of the northern dis-, trict of Illinois in discharging the public business." Samuel Gompcrs, president of the American Federation of Ijibor in n statement said that shopmen still on strike would not bo Influenced by the Chicago court action. He predicted that tho agreement modo by most of the railroads with the unions would be finally entered Into by *11 of them and the strikers would "continue to exercise tho normnl activities guainntced to them by tho laws and con­ stitution of our country.’’ "So far as Attorney General Daugherty is concerned," tho state­ ment continued, “nothing else could l>q expected from him than that he would follow tho bent of his original­ ly declared purpose to use all tho power vciito<l In him aa Iho head of his department to establish what lie called the- ‘open ahop.’ Tho future, the very near future, will bring about the organisation of thu rnon ami wo­ men of toll whether on the railroads or engaged In any other useful retr­ ied in our republic." Fifteen Injured in Railway Wreck N ear Huntsville HUNTSVILLE, Ala., July 18.—Fif­ teen persona were Injured In a wreck fthe Memphis special early today were brought to the hospital here. L. If. Carf, 1®, of Durham, N. C., was killed. It wa* Mid at least 12 per­ sona were seriously Injured. MEMPHIS, July 18.—One man kill­ ed. thirty other* Injured, loin© *crlously early today when the Memphis vkgn derailed two mljc eeoat of larkin*villa, Ala. According to reports four Pullmans and two coaches were torn loose from tha engine of mall combination care hurled “ ‘ --------- - x r -jf .7 ., ■ TAMPA, July 13.—lr« Holmes, young man now out op bond charged with robbing filling station hero was arrested, today in connection with tho daylight highway robbery June 10th of $11,000 from the pay roll officials of the Cummer Lumber ComlMpauy WASHINGTON, July 13.—Important changes in the sennto at Locoochc. Awaiting transfer to committee leadership will result from tho death of Sonator Dil­ Pasco county he asserted ho could lingham. He was In line to become chairman of the judiciary com- proro an alibi. mittcq upon re-orgnniration of the senate next December as he was ranking member to tho late Senator Nelson of Minnesota who was chairman at tho time of his death last spring. Senator Brnndegee, Republican, of Connecticut, now is in lin^ for that chairmamjtjip. _ . ' , FEDERAL JUDGE MAKES PERMANENT INJUNCTION AGAINST 400,000 R. R. CRAFT UNION MEN Final Decree Permanently Restrains Last Sum­ mer’s Strikers from Interfering With Operation ( U r T f c r s « —>cmtr<l F r e a a ) CHICAGO, July 13.—Four hundred thousand employes nnd officer* of the Railway Shop Craft* Union* who went on n strike a year, ago In protc*t against a United State* Railroad Labor Board decision, yesterday were permanently restrained from inter­ ference In any wny with the opera­ tion of railroads in what is considered tho most sweeping permanent Injunc­ tion over granted . Tho final decree, which makes per­ manent a temporary Injunction grant, cd tho federal government October 6, 1922, upon application by Attorney General Daugherty, was entered by Judge Jamca H. Wllkrcson In the United State* district court ycatorday. The defendant unions, which comprlso the railway employe* deportment of the American Federation of Labor, were given CO day's to file an appeal. In entering tho decree, Judge Wllkerson said the evidence showed "be­ yond doubt that it was part of tho purpose of those engnged in this conlhinntion to carry on the strike by as­ saults und acts of violence." He thon cited numerous acts of violence and noted that damage to tho rtfads dur­ ing the strike, according to the evi­ dence, was more than $00,000,000. Referring to tho contention of the unions that the temporary injunction was an interference with froo speech, Judge Wllkorson declared it a "mlanomsr" to characterise any of tho acta of the defendants as peaceful. "Tho peaceful words of pickets, tho peaceful 'oxhortation* of strlko lead­ ers, taken on by virtue of the atmos­ phere of lawlessness and violence In which they uro spoken, a for*e not Inand herlng In tho words thenu No Changed Law Regarding Convicts gays Alabama Solons Five Women Injured In Auto Accident N ear Tampa Today Chinese Robbers Raided Residence of German Near Canton Bobby Cruikshank Looms on Horizon as Golf Champion Dry Forces Alarmed Over Present Situation Existing: in Congress Judiciary Committee* in Charge of Men Who Are Not Dry >« .K> '» : 0N. THE EAST SIDE At RrisflonTi Siding and Next Year One Will Be Built ' on West Side • The Florid* Vegetable Corporation, ’ Sanford’s largest co-operative asso­ ciation of growers from the stand­ point df acreage represented, an­ nounce the awarding of a contract to Cornell, Mathews it Kohler,',for tho construction of a precooling plant to cost $00,000. Tho now plant will be located' at Brissons siding which is easily ac­ cessible to tho growers operating on both the cast and west sides.. ' Tbu plant will bo equipped with the sprinkler Immersion system of tho latest type, which according to nothoritics on this subject, Is the most efficient system yet devised, and, 5 when running to capacity, will ho able to prccool fifteen cars In ten houre.* . , , Stripping and packing in standard­ ised packs will bo done in the field, tho washing takes place when the package ia Immersed which Is a part of tho prccoollng process. The shfing, to be shortly installed will accommo­ date twenty cars. ' v ' Tho Florida Vegetable Corporation, which was organised but a short Urn* ago, la actively proceeding to effect an organisation, which, when com­ pleted will bo tut important factor lh e lim in a tin g a great nuiiif "of’ tk r . marketing evils experienced by the growers in the past. Standardized pack, pooling, precooling ,and th* .*•curing for every member the advan­ tages of a highly specialised **!**• manahlp In tho marketing pf hia crop are recognized by the grower* as be­ ing absolutely essential to tho fu­ ture prosperity of the Industry. . The officers and directors of tho corporation are tho largest growers n the section. Although they havo made money under the old system of marketing they have recognized tho fact that co-operative marketing has proven a panacea in other agricul­ tural section* and, na leader* In the Industry, are determined to secure l or the grower* of Sanford, through tho new organisation, tho utmoet pooalblo measure sure of money returns for their produte. (Or Tha AaaorlalM Prraa) WASHINGTON, ,July 13. — Dry forces in congress who for several years havo exercised undisputed con­ trol over legislative machinery hsndl(Ing prohibition bills in both tho sen­ ate and house are looking forward THE STUDRHAKBR 5 PA8S UN­ GER COUPE IB A BEAt with some concern to tho situation which seem* likely to confront them when tho next session moots In De­ ly A. C. Fort of the San Juan Gar­ age Company . cember by'a combination of circum­ When we. unloaded one of this big, stances men now in lino for chairman of the senate and house Judiciary com­ line Studcbaker Big-Six five-passen­ mittees which have charge of prohibi­ ger Coupes a fow days ago, I couldn't tion moasurcs arc Senator Krcndegee iclp contrast it with some of tjie aarland Rep. Graham, both of whom vot­ cr types of closed cars that were pre­ And Extra lloopa Around the Orange ed against lHth amendment and since valent only a fow year* ago and to Boxes have steadfastly refused to be count­ qiarvcl at the vast progress that h*#' been achieved In the art of body buyi­ ed amoung the dry*. (D r T he A w o r la lrl Prraa) ng TALLAHASSEE, July 13.—R. II. One of tho oddest Job* 1 can re* , urr, chairman of the Florida Rail­ rail—although It was considered very road Commission will attend a hear­ fashionable some year* ago—Is tty ing before tho Southern Freight As­ bid rear-entrance tonneau* with step* sociation In Atlanta next Tuesday it up tho back like tha step* on an Ice was .stated today at which proposal of railroads, to require additional hoopa Also Occupy Town of Barmen Which wagon. The door hung at nn angU .ml you couldn’t open it if yo* were be placed on citrua fruit boxes will bo Mskes Good Combination the step*—and couldn’t reach It taken np. Burr will assist the ship­ unless you were. Im r TH*> z u m u i m r r t « i pers in presentation of their objec­ • The manufacturers abolished this. DNSKKLDORF, July 13-—The town tions tw ruling. . ■ of Limburg just beyond . Coblen* type of car because tha door 'at the bridgehead which tho Americana for- back wasn’t practical and there was aft CENTRAL FLORIDA OP­ ( marly hold vw*s occupied by French room on the aide for' the dears, TICIANS MEET AT ORLANDO But th* motor car buildera have? troops yesterday as permanent occu­ Tty Central Florida Optical Asso­ pation town. Barmen In Elberfeld lost sight of the purpose which ciation held Ita second meeting in manufacturing district aJ*o occupied designer of that rear-door job had in Orlando Thursday. Dr. K. J. Welho by detachment of French troops. Sev mind. And that Idea has I of Ocala was elected president. Dr. eral of Barmen city officials were ar­ oped to the nth L, H. Ramsell of Orlando, vice presi­ rested after which tho French with­ close-coupled friendliness dent, Dr. Henry McLauIln, Jr., of drew. that you ’can get in the . ' Sanford, secretary and treasurer, and French official announcement of Coupe. *. Dr, Tom Moore of Sanford, Dr. P. R. tha occupation does not give number Seymour of 8L Cloud and Dr. Cor- of officials thus taken as hostages but Saturday and Mo don N. Keen* of Orlando at th* ex­ It Is understood the operation > ! ecutive committee. was on considerable, *?olt waa underOptometrist* fro mall over Central tood., bumr. c Florida were In attendance and matkind. . f cn -.rU . k»d extreme importance to optty occupied area and fSizO • imr Burr Will Attend Hearing: in A tlanta oh Freight Raises RADIO WOULD HELP GROWERS IN CASE OF THREATENED FRE UTILIZING ALL STATE SERVICES b (dr The Ammm tele* *r»ee» • . TALLAHASSEE, July IS.—Offic­ they believe, would answer tho farm­ iate of the agricultural department of ers purposes from educational, pro­ Plorlda have before them tho digest duction and marketing angles. of an exhaustive atudy of the possi­ One of its most valuable uses, they bilities of the radio aa a means of dta- pointed out, would be in cases of hcminuting lofomixtion1to the fann­ threatened freezes. Upon the ap­ ers <>f thin country, .. _ , ' proach of a cold wave tho broadcast­ The digest point* out that to tha city dweller the radio ia a valuable ing station could easily reach every medium of obtaining- news, informa­ orange grove owner in tha stata at tha tion and entertainment but to the' far­ regular broadcasting hour and warn mer and hi* family it has the possi­ biin of tho approaching danger. The bilities of becoming a vital necessity grove owner could in turn get his in tboir economic, aplrltual and Intel- smudge pot* regdy for use, and ba prepared .ahead of time. Another tlone foreseen by educators of the valuable use would be to tha inacces­ coontry'whff devote themselves to a g ­ sible persons who might be warned by extension worker* of t|z« approach ricultural betterment. • • of devastating peats. ,’V - W In the opinion of officials of the 0,000 America* llvFlorida deportment of agriculture • n radio MCrigo in this .U te could util At Some aDte Soon to Combat Freight Kaiffe l All the shipping Interests in Flor­ Present Law Working Convict* Will ida'will bo represented at a big meet­ ing to he held in Sanfonl at a date to Not Be Changed be designated as early as poxaihlei This was decided upon today at the (Hr Tke Aaaix-lnfrd Preen) MONTGOMERY, Ala., July 13.—By regular meeting of tho Chamber of n vote of 52 to 22 tho house of repre­ Commerce held at noon at the Hotel sentatives passed a resolution making Valdez. It was thought that since it tho sense of the legislature that no Sanford was centrally located that change in tho present law relating to tho growers and shippers could hold tho working of convicts bo mado by the, meeting better In‘Sanford than the present body. In any other part of tho stay*. Tho Increase in freight rates on fruits nnd vegetables Will bo a hardship on tho people Interested In growing and shipping fruits nnd vegetables and that tho railroads will not bo allow­ ed to put over this new rniso in rates I’arty Was Returning From I’ansa-a- hns boon determined upon by tho peo­ ple of Florida. Tho campaign to op­ Grille When Auto Skidded pose the raise in rates will be work­ Illy The AMit»flaird Vrrmm) , . ed out at tho big meeting hero and TAMPA, July 13.—Five women re­ that It will bo well attended is al­ turning to their homes at Winter ready assured. Tho mooting and de­ Haven from a house party at l’ass-a- tails of tty same arc being worked Grille were Injured, one seriously near out by W. M. lxfflcr chairman of tho hero today when thair automobile Traffic Department of the Chamber skidded nnd turned over several times. of Commerce who is anxious to get Mrs. Albert Klemm, jr., was seriously a concorted effort of overy shipper in hurt. the state aa it will tako the concert­ ed and united efforts of tho pcqplo to opposo successfully tho latest movo of tho railroads to put over this new ralso In rates thnt will mean addi­ tional $200,000 to the Florida ship­ pers. therefore transcending the right of free speech," ho said. The labor board decision which re­ sulted In tho calling of the shop crafts strike July 1, 1022, ordered n wage cut effective on that date. For two months leaders of tho un­ ions mnintainod that the strike was becoming more effective each dny while railroad heads asserted tjie strikers were being replaced without serious Interference with the railroad service.. Dlffaxent...roads, Aowevcr, sought Injunctions ircstrnjfiliTg Inter­ ference nnd alleged thnt workers who hail replaced the striking men wero being Interfered with. On September 1, 1922, two months after tho calling of the strike. Attor­ ney General 'Daugherty appeared un­ expectedly in federal court In Chicago and sought the injunction which was Ml* T d r A S M c U l r d l*rr»«> mado final in yesterday’s decree. HONGKONG, July 13.—Chinese Mr. Daugherty asked that the dcfcnclants not only ho opjolncd from I robbers raided and looted tho realInterfering* with railroad properties, dcnco of a German at Tungn Shan but also thnt they bo enjoined from near here today. Foreigners of tho conspiring to injure or Interfere with district arc In a state of consternation. the railroad companies in tho conduct of their business. He maintained the strike had resulted In Interference with interstate commerco and trans­ portation of tho mails. Restraint of plckotin gand visiting the homes of Inr The Auiwlalfil Pr»»i) employes who had replaced tho strik­ INWOOD, N. Y., July 13.—Bobby ers with the Intent to dissuade them Cruickahank, of Westfield, N. J., from their labora also was sought. In auport of hia petition, the attor­ loomed up as leading contender for ney general declared tho strlko waa the national open golf title when ho accompanied by violence. Tho grant­ finished thirty-six hole play today In ing of the injunction waa opposod by 73-72 for total 146. reprcecntativos of the ahop craft*, but n temporary Injunction waa granted October 6, 1922. Broadcasting: Station Could W arn Every Grower in the State BIG OF SHIPPERS HELD CONTRACT AWARDED TO CORNELL, MATTHEWS & KOIILER FOR 560,000 . r i -i; ■-■ French Take Lhnbcrg, Not Cheese, But City in Germany by Name , * . , �auHSMat itmwre . ALLEGED HALL G A M * '* I 1 • ’ •' ___ _ >• i n Venuijr was the “pinch hitler" for W E E D DAIGRR, Society Editc the Rotartane. Some one had to *• V . Phone II7 -W . / • a M e * e a r r d « < i v U ltlo s r r'rn “pinch" him to keep him awake. . V A r ifG LULALo . SStmSSSniK L M O^1 p u b l ic . in s t r u c t io n * ft* i* Of Seminole County on the Death .of Kon. Howard C. Lyman. ----- —T 0 N I G H 1 AN ALL-STAR ItttFor Florida: Partly cloudy M fci tonight and Friday. M M ■' .• rm r a m m n t a M h i m u w ■T*a o r e a * i> a a a rw fc a r* mr r * « i « mm, mm If t x a t e * a l * r t a l a l a « . w rll • e t a l e a r* t e th la O w n n r t i , a lia , mr t t U t k w i Ik e H em . I i n l • t e o l l r a a a e e e la le e . Whereas, God, In Hi* inflnito wiaConnolly waa tho boat man the HIItrarloh n. Daggett will Icavo towanlnns had In the field and they da? for SistcrsYille, W. Va., to apend dom, ha* called from this life our were all ao jealous of him they took!* "-ccka with Mrs. Baggett and friend and follow-worker, Sir; How­ ard C. Lyman, and him out. Bald he could not ace the HfH ' Whereat, Ihia Hoard of Public In­ hall—hut that was not tho renson They were simply jcaloua of hie au Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bntmlcy and struction feel* deeply tho lots of this perinr ball hlaylng. , grandchildren of Chuluota worp |n friend of'education, who has render­ thfc eity-today ofi n shopping thui1 and ed nuch faithful and energetic serv­ Holly’s record was without a flaw. report Chpluota, as bcl^g the map ice aa member of the Hoard of School Mr. and Ufa. G W. Stokca ami daughter Dorothy aro spending the The score today reads ’‘nothing*’ all despite the Icavy rain* oV tho past Trustees of his home town, nnd along the Hho. However, this Is a month. afternoon at, feustii. >Vhcrcas, wo desire to express to wonderful record when one takca as this, bereaved family in their hour ijf H. P. Smith of West Palm Bench Is deep Borrow our sincere sympathy, J. M. Andrews, of Jacksonville was many chances as lyo did on third baao • . . in the city today coming up oh busi­ tlmrefore be it among the business visitors in the and never made an error. ness at Orlando and stopping over Resolved, Thnl we extend to tho City Substantial yesterday. f T * • Hnward Overlln, for the Kiwanls, hero to. see his many friends. Mr. sorrowing family and their friends C. W. I.loyd of the City Beautiful and Geno Roumlllat and Charley Britt Smith is tho vico president of the this expression of our highest respect was In the city yesterday transocting for tbc Rotary were some good IJlJm Beach Bank A Trust Company for our deceased brother and of our catchers. Gene split his finger In tho and is happy In his new location. business. sympathy for his family in Ibis sad game trying to atop one of Doc Puleshour, and Iks it further The Stork Express came into San­ Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Gonzales and ten’s curves and had to retire to the Resolved, That a copy of these re­ Mias Helen Gonzales are spending ambulance. Charlie finished for him ford rcsvily laden last night and this solutions be forwarded to the sadden­ Ih grand style. Howard Overlln la a morning and brought n new Dodge the afternoon at' Daytona Beach. ringer and will not be allowed to play salesman to Mr. and Mrs. L Urban ed family, a copy furnished the press Mrs. Joe I«oo has returned home again. Hia real name la said to be May, in tho shape of n now son. It for-publlcntion, and that these resolutiona bo made a part Jf the minutes from Titusville where she spent the Shawkey and he has been playing also loft n flno baby boy to Mr. and of this meeting of tho Board of Pub­ Mra. J. D. Woodruff, and all tho hap­ past two weeks os the guest of rela­ with New York. lic Instruction. py fathers and mothers arc doing tives. Another thing the Kiwanls Club die well. BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLA. Miss Hazel Sorrell has returned to to the Rotarisns was to run In a pro­ fessional pitcher. Fellow who goes by * . C. F. HARRISON, Chairman. Evangelistic lectures on Bible her homo In Orlando aftc ra pleas­ CHAS. A. DALLAS, Member: ant visit here with her sister, Mrs. tho namo of Lane la really named Phophccy at the big tent on Palmetto Hully and he used to pitch for Stct- avenue and Third street. Starts toFRED T. WILLIAMS, Mem. C W. Stokes. • SCHKLLE MAINES, Attorney for Board. Mrs. L. Bishop of Tltusvitlo arrived son University. Judge Sehclle Maincs nnd Judgo T. W.' LAWTON, Scc’y nnd SupL here yesterday and is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph I.en at James Sharon were "Central" figures In C l r e n l l I 'o u r l , S r . m l h J m l l r l n f (,'lf. her apartments In tho Leo building. Ilf tho game and t^cy played to tho m i l . S r m ln t.l* I ’n u n l r , F lo r id .* .' grandstand nil afternoon which InteriM i.iiM T im n r iio .m ih saa.oo.'.oo IMI'R Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lcnfosty of ferred aomowhnt with their playing. Hpcrlal TnX M, In.'il DfMriCt No. S, H-inlThey wore repeatedly called down by nolo Count)'. Florida. I»y II. .J. Over­ Tampa arrived in Hanford yesterday street. IV. V.. Dunn. nmt J. W. (»*Forest Lake, who was sore on their torn. TrustorM. mitt C. K. Ilarrlson, and are stopping at tho Montezuma aUnding in his way in front of tho Chalrmnn, Kreil T. tVllllsms. rn>J C. for.'a few days. A. DrIIhm ns M-mbrrn of tho County crowd. Jluard ut I'ul.lk Instruction fur Seminole County. Plorldn. Mrs. J. N. Robson nnd children nnd First ntrcct—is putting on a big vs. Col. Knight, Dr. Pulcston Roscbro, Tho Ktatr of Florida. ox ret Ocn A. Miss Margaret Cowan who have been Closing Out Hale starting tomorrow DrCutlrs. Htnte Alturnry fur the IDr. Stevens and Brandt, of tho RoNrvrnth Juiliolitl Circuit of Florida. spending somo time at' Daytona and tho entire stock of spring nnd tnrlsns and Lloyd, Lake, McKinnon, CITATION. Beach aro at home for a few days. To Hut Clllxrns nnd Taxpayer* of nrownlec, Baumcl and netts were the summer ladies drosses, hats, wraps, nald Hpooliil Tn* Hrlinol Ulxtrlrt So. 3. only professionals that were discov­ douses, underwear, hosioi? and bath­ Hrmliiolo i.'uuutv. Florida: Whereas: A potltlnu linn hern llloil Miss Martha Millar of Plant City, ered by "scouts" from some of tha big ing suits, etc., will bo nold at once. 111 tho ebnvo Ntylid Court liy Kpoolul is the atlractlfh guest of Misses Alllc leagues who were down hero looking Nothing will bo reserved and nothing TasMtcIlmd Ulntrlrt No. 3. Honiluolo County. Florida. Mltlm: tnrtli tlio foot and Ruth Gillon at their home on will be enrriedover—it must bo sold thut n elrrlliui linn limn mllrd nnJ for material. They were searched af­ Palmetto avenue. ter the game but nothing was found at this big sale and it will bo sold hold In Raid S|ioo la I Tax School Hisl or tho prices will mnkc all this up to on their hips. Mr*. Hawkins Connelly leaves to­ date stock move. See tho big free morrow for Wlnston-Salom, N. C., Tho game waa played In order that offers in this issue of the Daily where she will apend a month as tho n new hospital and a new Woman's guaat of her sister, Mrs. Hugh Car­ Club, n now Country Club and a new p a l t o m a t u r e t h i r t y y . . i m n f t r r t lx d a t a u t Ilia Ixmila. mill t lm mil.l liomU ter Pollard. «u !>• ilntixl J u l y tut, 1 :133, in,. , , r „ . Churchwctl's will put on n big Hall Park nnd Fair Grounds could be Odwla o f tin- h a |,1 Ikiiii I m 1,1 hit uin.il for Thrce-Dny Halo atariing tomorrow to built from tho proceeds. After the i h u p u r p o h o of u r i | 111 rl tut. I iullillns, Mrs. Marked nnd little son Ted gnmo it was discovered that no one celebrate the many changes recently r n l u r K l n ^ . f m h ImIi I iik n r n ihnrw JiH ' lni> a n il wd.onl tomorrow for North Carolina [had.taken.up x.coU.ccUon and pot one made in their stores. --Tho chnngcs gp rr oo vulnndi f* . «immlHmiif Io r titalJtlltiKM ih»« r& cttir'lvc urn* «-f «.where they will spend some time,'go­ cent waa forthcoming from thd game; Will grcnUy facllltato their handling U»* n u t d l a ( r t u AchiKilA w i t h i n , ihi Id B p v r u f T»% tfI'lntol n u i r l r t N«». ?, t h a t ing from there to New York state, It will not be a hard matter to dccldo tho large volunio pf business that la a r a n v a a s o f I h u n l u r n a u f ual<| i . | r r IIon a llo w p r l o t a fiii'li. t h a t > a l i l • Icowhere they will visit relatives. which Institution will receive tho coming to these stores and they have l i o n w a a In f a v o r o f tin. ih h u a t u i . o f t benefit. n otlmc to quote prices for the big t rhlpc t .n a ld Ui■tu l m im i if i.i i ' kr iii hy t lie 1>MMr. and Mr*. Archlo Botta, Mr. sales. .Suffice to any that you know Now lhrrrf1•rr in purMUanro to nn of thu Court liari'ln tnadu iitul In and Mrs. Ed lApe, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. . Among tho several “ringers" that Churchwctl’s nnd know that when order comformlty. with law Nmlcu 1 . Iunh> L. Britt, Mr. and Mra. W. W. Potter, were uncovered during tho game was they merely ^announce today that KlVutl that tho rlilil'tiN.an.t tuxpnyiTM Ihu anld special Tux Hi huol Dl.vlrlct Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Mr. Haynes, a former big leaguer from they will have a Three-Day Rale that of No. ! .• Hemltiolr (‘minty. Florida, arc hy awlil order anil hy law tritulri'il and Mrs. DonaM Smith formed a party Kansas, nnd Ralph Stevens, who you will have some real bargains in «o ihp hr and appear tirfurr 11••ti..r.i!•11* motoring tp Daythna Beach this af­ pitched for Lake Monroe one season. dry goods, ladies and gent’s roady-toternoon where they will attend the They will not be nllowcd to piny any wear and oveything in wearing apdance this cvenlfqf. more for one month—they arc not pnrcl and it will bo to your advantage able. to visit Churchwcll'a Friday, Hatqrday and Monday. MASTER l 0. WDOOfcliPP, JR G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ Mr, and Mr. 4. D. Woodruff s pert, 215 South Ornngo, Orlando, FIs. Dally Herald on sale ut Joo’a Smoke proud parents pf n ton pound sc House, Mobley'a Drug Store and • h 4-21-tfc who arrived UHa ffmrnlng nt t Hunt's Pharmacy, tf Kernsld-Upghbm Hospital, T The Ilerald for first class job work. young m ai^h*i been named Jol OPPORTUNITY I)AYH Dcvelin Woodruff, Jr. ” Tho subscription lints of the Daily SAYS KNANBIt’H STORE nnd Woeldy Herald having been sold IN PAGE ADVERTISEMENT BRpWN-GHAVES. every subscriber has been sent n The following announcements have bill nnd n notice of his subscription b*sn received: and nil those In arrears have* been Mr. Seymour Samuel Graves stricken from tho list. If you hove announces thu marriage of Ills sister l*ccn cut off by mistake or you bavo . Jessie Cornellla not pnld up come in and nettle the ac­ count and rontinuc to get your Week­ Mr. Taylor Gollicr Ilrown ly or Daily Herald. The pay In ad­ Tuesday evening the tenth of July vance rule will be followrd strictly in One thousand nine hundred and tho future on account of tho change twenty-three in handling the subscriptions and this Sanford,. Florida. ' goes for everyone. Why do we do 75 per cent of the long dlstanco hauling of Seminole county? The answer is, bersuso we do It right, at tho right prlro.-QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phona 408. 83-tfc Reds” in Second Place hy Winning Two From Phillies what it says—everything. Mcn’a and Indies wearing apparel and shoes and hnta nnd hardware and notions and chinawarc and ruga nnd everything. Rend tho advertisement today and at­ PHILADELPHIA, July 12__Clncln- tend the big sale ut Kanncrs starting natl took both games of n double Saturday. BIG JULY CLEARANCE header from Philadelphia yesterday, and moved into second place, five SALB AT IIAUMBL’S SHOP STARTS TOMORROW MORN games behind hto Giants. The scores were 0 to 2 nnd 0 to 0, NEW YORK, July 12.—New York All partica wanting mattress work f«W v«tarla at Baumel’a Specialty before September 1st, will please give Mmp and Sam Baumpi saya this la made it two straight from Pittsburgh positively ono of tho best ho has ever by winning yesterday1* game 0 to 1, it to ua during this month aa we take n vacation during the month pf Au“ ;red to the pcoplo of thla part of BROOKLYN, July 12.-—Chicago de­ tppt, . Phono 402 M-l. .aknla. Iiaumcl’s Jrlace la noted feated Brooklyn yesterday 2 to 0. having at all limes a woll select* •d alock of ladies apparel and milli­ ROHTON,July 12.—8t. lo u li took nery and orerythlng for** milady’s their tlflrd straight game from Bos­ wardrobe. Thla shop la hoadquarton yestorday, 10 to 4. tera for aiyle and* prices and for this •alp they have, arranged for Immcnic, shipments of new and up to date* ready to woar and millinery and no­ tions—«very thing now, everything' right up tp tho minute and every­’, Pills and the trouble with her back U thing marked in plain pricea showing ■ wrltea Mrs. J. C. Parkins, you tho tremendous saving (hat you1■Boston, Muss. For Backache, Rheu­ are getting at thla big aale. Nothing matic Pains, Kidney and Bladder resarved—avarything must go. fief .trouble use Foley Kidney Pllle.' WIU l*uwdoe SO* and 60o. HmVfiddows and-attend the fair rally ' relieve that tired feeling. Take no nndfiJO. * •• \ r ft ! substitute—Intlst' upon FVd^/a,0 H6Ul «.■. ■ n m o g r iiA M M c r : everywhere.—Adv. '' riofK , \ .. . * til*, § ..SANFORD The Herald dell i week for 15c. red six times a COUGHING DISTURBS SLEEP WlfATKVKft Vonr iv.vita i out> te. wo f« tl (iinrutsnl -«>f to. Ini: ni.tr T« lilt Hum In the siiririrft nmcunt of time, hi the least rost. Cltre us u rhsnce to allow you fust whAt we ran <to. Hill Lumber Go, Phone 130, Hanford The Dally Horald, 15c SUMMER e x c u r s io n FARE'S FROM 8IGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN If your' breath is had and you have spells of swimming in the head, poor appetito, constipation and a general no­ account feeling, it is a torpfd. Tho one really dencndablo rem­ edy for all disorders in tho liver, stomach and Imwels is Hcrbine. It acta powerfully on Uio liver, strengthens digestion,,punflea tho bowels ana restores n fino feeling of energy, vim and chocrfulnww. Price GOc. Hold by UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida 105 Pnlmotto Ave.----- _[u,_ P. P. RINKS A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THET YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. 52552S22222252552H".""Sa """«*MHM| WILL OPEN TOMORROW MORNING, JULY la jH WITH re v iiuvi.il I Uie unie 10 quote priceH as it is taking all of our lime to straighten out our stock as you know we have been closed several Blast It with a Rod Seal Dry Battery. A » fiercehot spark every time. Always depend­ able throughout its *ong life. day* making repairs on shelving and flooring, but look for Churchwe'I’s Store Friday, Saturday and Monday and we will have price, you will lie glad to p a y ., ‘ ' 7 ‘ ] THERE WILL RiE A SALE ON OUR E N U R E ING RESERVED ' I s i V\ fM•n im ■ ri i®i |1 I JH l \ i1J/ ii i ■ ■ i'Ay SPARSER ■s • ’ ■ * 1 , STOCK—NOTH H T' IW I 1 w »i jLi Li 1 SELLS IT FOR F < W - �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923 NEW TIIONB ,CABLE. Mm. C. L. Wost and family nre spending the mor.th of July at Day. World’s first one .palt ’ telephone tuna Dench. cable, making possible s e vpn simul­ Mr. kind Mm . H. If. IV.tishall loft taneous conversations, link'** Santa , Catalina Island in southern-1 Pacific Sunday for tno summer homo in North Carolina. |.with Californian coast. y Misses Nell Willaims and Looting is n hard job. It takes so The Daily Herald, 15c per W.cekJ " Swope entertained at a handkerchief long to get enough of it done. shower at the tatter’s home ^ r^ ea‘ day afternoon, the honoree P * nB ‘ Miss Ruth Young, whoso mar.'*1**0. " RESOLUTION NO. 89, ADOi»TRD THE 18TH : to R. R. Wright has been announc.'®* f DAY OF JUI> JB, A. D. 1923 * The house was prettily decorated with * i The following is tho estimated coi t of widening tho proposed paving bn cut flowers and fems. About twenfh.Vi’ d Street between Magnolia Avc, at d Myrtle Avc. from 24 feet to 30 feet ; t y guests were present, who heartily V participated in the games, contests n w ^dtb: add general merry-making. A dc- 120 c.1*: yds. Grading at 50c ....... .......... .......... ......................- ...... - .... ..$ 00.00 Hgmftd* salad course was served, af- 482 Sq“. yds. Paving at $1.75----- ............ X ——............. ....... ........... ............. 750.00 En. flnocrinf;, advertising, etc......... — . ....... ....... .................... ............. 57.00 tar which the guests compiled a re­ cipe book for the honoree, each one writing a XavUrite recipe In a blank ’ book. A mbit “delightful afternoon was broken up by ~tho approach of dark.•r foot frontage ...................- ................... .................$0.4223 Miss Louise Ilolt spent, last week TUED T. WL*,.LIAMS, Engineer. In Oviedo, the guest of her aunts, R. Trafford’a Map of the T> iwn of Sanf« rd, Florida Mrs. L. R. Mitchell and Mrs. Frank Feet Preliminary Ntferio. She returned to her home in Frontage Assessment accomnmc 1 Deaeripllon I Orlando Friday afternoon ... 117 $49.41 pan led by another aunt, Mrs. E. lJL . O. Shinhols cr, Lot 5, Dlk 4, Tr. 3 .............. 40.41 Congregations I Church, Lot 10, Illk. 4, T /. 3 fitudlvant 40.41 - ......... • L. H. Gore, who has been quite X N. Robson, Xot 5, Dlk. 4, Tr. 4 .............. 49.41 Mrs. L. H. Tilrashcr, Lot 10, Dlk. 4, Tr. 4 ................... ill at the Orange General Hospital in 49.41 - ......... Orlando since Thursday la reported If. P. Smith, Lot 1, Dlk. 5, Tr. 3 ....... 49.41 J. A. Mackie/Xot 9, Dlk. 5. Tr. 3 ........ ......... better. Mr. Gore had to undergo a aerlous operation but is now consid­ Tomplo Institutes, Inc., J. D. Jinkins, Secy., Lot L, Dlk 5| 'Tr# -,4 *i v m u....********•«■•«•••*ssi•*v******»*•*******•**•••■.**»*'•**••**** ered out'of danger. Mrs. Gore has Presbyterian Cthurch, Lot 0, Blk. 5, Tr. 4 .......... —------been In Orlando most of tho week. Mrs. A. E. Hill,* Lot 5,’Dlk. 4, Tr. 5 — ............- ....... - ..... Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, Miss Mable Swope and F .W. 8wopo spent S. O. it J. C. Chase, Lot 9, Dlk. 4, Tr. 5 ....... .—........... ... Thursday in Sanford attending to Atlantic Cosat JAne. R. R. Co., Right-of-way, Dlk. •hopping errands. ReV, J. N. Thompson is attending T. W. Williams* Lot 1, Dlk. 5, Tr. 5 .—............................ the p»pUst Assembly at DcLand Mrs. A. E. H ill, Lot 0, Elk. 5, Tr.^C ..................... - ...... Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co., Right-of-way, Deg.nt N. W. cor. Xot 0, Dlk. 5, Tr. 5, run W 42 ft. S 58.29 ft., northeasterly to beg........................... ........... - ....... 287.57 ’ The following Is the estimated cpst of widening1the proposed paring on Fourth Street between Mrgnolia Avd. and Oak Avc. front 24 feet to 30 feet In width: ’ $ 40.00 80 cu. yds. Grading nt 500 MHlltlW 540DO 312 Sq. yds. Paving «t $1.75 ...'....I 44.00 Engineering, advertising, etc, SECOND SECOND STREET Between PARK AND OAK STREET Between PA RK AN D OAK BABY CAN; TALL CAN, each ........ LARGE BARS OCTAGON SOAP S worth League, accompanied by six or eight members of the Orlando League, came to Oviedo Inat Sunday afternoon for tho purpose of assist­ ing Rev. A. Macfarlan and the noung people of Oviedo in organizing an Epworth League, There wero nine­ nlncteen active and eight hoiiornry mem­ bers . enrolled in tho new organiza­ tion .and} the following officers were elected:' President, Miss Janet Mac­ farlan: vice president, Miss Kathe­ rine1: Lew ton | recording secretary, Miss' Maxim. Young: corresponding ■ecrf$ary, R, M. W. Sturdivant; treas­ urer^ Emmet Kelsey. U k i. Janet Macfarlan ontcraincd ssv fn l 'glrrTriendrTncsday evening. r| v. W H i r i . J. N. Thompson and son Alan, Mr. and Mrs. I-co Wheeler and;:two daughters, Florence nnd Evelyn,. EMU Lively, Joe Lively, spent the Fourth very pleasantly at Pali* Springs. Alton Farncll, William Robert Wil­ lia m , Miss Noll Williams and Miss Palmer Argo spent the Fourth nt the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norris, Mrs. E. R. Sturdivant, Wolscy Sturdivnnt, Miss Louise Holt, Mrs. L. R. Mitchell and Miss Mitchell drove to Leesburg on tho Fourth, going by way of San­ ford and returning via Apopka and Winter Parti. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Iaiwton ant family s^snt Tuesday in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. K. A Farncll loft July 4, for a visit to Hnwkiu»villt<, Ga., going by I „ auto. They were accompanled by Mr. FarnolPn sister, Mrs' Brown nnd Mrs. Farncll’s cousin Mr*. Pojk, both of Georgia. Mr. ami Mrs. S. W. Swope and fam ily,’Mr. ami Mrs. W, E. Young and* family and Rcvcrdy Wright of Oviedo and Mrs, E. P. Swope and family' of Orlando made a pleasant party at Palm 8prings for the cele­ bration of the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs: R. W Lawton nnd children spent Wednesday afternoon In Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Munday have gone to Waynesboro, Ga., in their car and expect to be away several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown returned last week from a motor trip to GeornADDING t o USB THE HBNDERSON ON CAL1FOR~ ”N1A“ NBW YORK TRIP The following Is tho estim ated cost of widening the proposed paving on Second Street between Oak Avc. and Myrtle Avc. from 21 feet to 30 feet in width: 40 cu. yds. Grading nt 50c ................................................ »..... ................$ 20.00 120 sq. yds. paving nt $1.75 .—............................. ......... —V................ 210.00 Engineering, advertising, etc., ........ ................................................. . 19.00 Tolnl estimated cost .................- ............. ~ ........ .,..$249.00 To be borne by City, 1/8 ........ ............................. - .......... $ 83.00 ,, To bo borne by Adjacent Property ........................ - ................ 166.00 * Number Feet frontage ............. ...... .......... - ...... ......................- .... 427.0 Assessment per foot frontage ...... - ...... - ..................................$0,388 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. \, K. R. Trafford’s Mnp of the Town of Sanford, Florida \ j Feet Preliminary Name Description Frontage Assessment Atlantic Const I.lnp R. R. Co.. Lot 8, JlJluO JT tJi - — . .117 » $46.40. Alice Fitts nnd L. 11, Gibbs, Lot 9, nlk. 8, Tr.* 5 ......... 48-f *Tk.7"I~ Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co., Rlght-oMVny, Illk. 3, Bottle Summer Beverage THEA-NECT --------------------------- ORANGE-PEKOE— -M IXED Notice is hereby given to any and nil persons Interested in the special assessments against the various pieces of property above described, that said assessments nre payable In full within 30 days nftor the above and fore­ going special nssnssment roll has been equalized, approved and confirmed, or In ten equal annual installments, with interest at 8% per annum from and after the time said special assessments stand approved and confirmed, A meeting of the Equalizing Board of tho City of Sanford, Florida, will be held a t the City Hall at 2:30 I». M. on tho 23rd day of July, A. I>. 1023, at which meeting said Board will hear any and all complaints and objections ns to such special assessments, ant! will nt said time adjust and equalize said assessments on n basis of justice and rights and when said special assess­ ments arc so equalized and ndjusted same will then stand confirmed and he, and remnin binding liens upon the property against which said assess­ ments arc made until paid in accordance with the provisions of Resolution No. 89 of tho City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, adopted the 18th day of June, A. I). 1923. Witness my hnnd as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford, Florida, this h Olh day of July, A. D. 1923. » (BEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, 7*13-20-2tc ' City Clerk. i-L B . 1 Qa 4 I*KG.......................... l O L A .«& IP. AT I V P D UL1VEO » ’ T l? t 1 J j /lt J —r—^------- : "Deltcl6t?A Ref rcHhine S a tis f y in g INDJA-CEy Lo N-JAVA 2 I'KG. .....................U 1*!; LARGE..—. ............................ 10c SM ALL...................................... 23c grh ee atATLANTICSt PACIFIC c< Over 7 5 0 0 stores in the U.S.A ( *» iL SATURDAY AND ‘MONDAY-SPECfALS Chase &. Co., I-ot "12”, Illk. 3, Tr. 5 ---Chase it Co., Lot 1, Illk. 4, Tr. 5 ......... Atlantic Coast Lino Ily. Co., Right <i Tr. 5 ...„ .......... .........................~......... S. O. & J. C. Chase, Lot 0, Illk. 4, Tr. 5 The following is the estimated coat of widening the ] Sixth Street, between Magnolia Avc. nnd Park Ave. from in width: 40 cu. yds. Grndtng nt 50c ..... ...... - ....... ............................ 160 Sq.' yds. I’aving nt $1.75 ............ ........................... - .... . Engincrlng, advertising, etc....... - —....... - ............... . Total estimated cost $315.00 To ho homo by City, 1 / 3 ............. ......... - ................——.... .:.....$105.00 To bo homo by Adjacent Property - .............................. . 210.00 Number feet frontage ........................... - ........... -..............................408 Assessment per foot frontage .................................. ........ .....$0.4491 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. K. R, Trafford’a Map of the Town of Sanford, Florida Feet Preliminary Name Description Frontage Assessment George W. Hyman, Ix>t 5, Illk. 7, Tr. 3 ............................. 117 $52.60 Baptist Church, Lot 10, Illk. 7, Tr. 3 .................................. 117 52.60 Mrs. Bessie Irwin, 1-ot 1, Blk. 8, Tr. 3 ........ ........ ............... 117 52.50 Maude A. I-akc, Lot 0, Blk. 8, Tr. 3 ......................... 117 '52.60 Tho following Is the estimated cost of widening tho proposed paving on Fifth Street between Magnolia Avc. and Oak Ave. from 24 feet to 30 feet in width: 80 Cu. yds. grading a t 50c ...»............. - ...................... ...............v............ $ 40.00 312 Sq. yds, Paving a t $1.75 ....... - ........ - ...................... I.......................... 540.00 Engineering, advertising, etc........... :........................... ...... .............. 44.00 Total estimated cost To be homo by City, 1 / 3 ........................... To he home by Adjacent property ........ Number of feet frontage ...».................... Assessment per foot frontugc .......... . $0.4421 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. K. R. Trafford’s Map of the Town of Hanford, Florida Feet PreliminaryFr outage Assessment Name Description $51.73 J. N. Whltner Estate, Lot 5, Dlk. 6, Tr. 3 ....... i...~........ -. 117 117 51.73 Methodist Church, Lot 10, Blk. 6, Tr. 3 ........................... 109.64 City of Sanford (Tatk) All Dlk, 6, Tr, 4 ............ .......... ... 248 25.11 J. M. Wallace, E. 66.8 ft Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3 ............... ... 66.8 26.61 W. I. Hughey, W 60.2 ft, Lot 1, Dlk. 7, Tr. 3----------- ... 60.2 Georg# A. HeCottes and A. P. Connelly, B. 07 ft. Lot Dlk. 7, Tr. 3 L. M. Telford, W. 60 ft. Lot 6, Blk. 7, Tr. 3 .............. i Annie II. Moees, Lot 1, Dlk. 7, Tr. 4 .. Annie II. Moses, I.ot 2, Dlk. 7, Tr. 4 ............. ........... ..... Public Library, N. 67 ft. of Lota 6 and 7, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ABOARD U. 8. 8. HENDERSON, Wit* President Harding, July 13,— President Harding will mak# the trip from Sad Diego, Cal., to New Y6rk via tha Panama Canal and Porto Rico on the marine transport Henderson, Instead of on the Shipping Board •tMffier -President Harrison .and American Legion. Definite arrangements for the use of the Henderson were decided on The following is the estimated cost of widening tho proposed paving today and announcement was made that the achedute for return provided on Palmetto Ave., between Commercial St. and Lake Monroe, from 32 ft. to for the arrival of the presidential 40 ft. In width: fiOc *,..**« •«*....•.■««<.••».«»***».«. . . i &0.00 ’ party at New York August 27. It j 00, cu. ydh* (ftiidliig 400 8q. yds. Paving at $1.05--------—.......... .— .... ................... . 780.00 was considered likely that the I’ryslEngineering, advertising, etc. —— — «— ------------------ 62.00 ■ dent $rill deliver an address before p >; proceeding to .Washington. $882.00 Total estimated cost *’ The Henderson today continued on ..$294.00 To be homo by .City, 1/S ----------—— :_t her course Across the Gulf of Alaska V 68&O0 To he borne by adjacent property*,’ ..... _ . l 105.8 Number of foot fron tage--------..$0.6818 HOYS’ WASH PLAY SUITS, 2 TO 7 YEARS JE S T TH E THING FOR HOT W EATHER MEN GET COOL WITH OUR LINE OF MANHATTAN SUMMER UNION SUITS Going at 10% Off of These Prices—$1.50, $1.05, $1.75, $2.25 LAST CHANCE LAST CHANCE Take one of our Suit Cases on Your Vacation We have a most durable line to offer at The Price is Right GENUINE MOHAIR SUITS HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Regular Price $18.00, now— — HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Regular Price $ 1 8 . 0 0 , n o w — ; Specially Reduced from $3.50 and $1.00 to, each OUR AIM IS TO PLEARE * d # ^ 4 P * ^ r*a,w a»aaaaa«r«»w . �. 'Y‘ . •*’• - ■■■. ‘ l_fj THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923 PAGE THREE . ^ ** P A C T ' e A A i r n P n *» L t / u J 1 O a l l l U R l / been foreman several years, E. B. Brown of the Virginia Caro­ The need bed tent* are being orect- lina Chemical Company* liras' In. the ** od HRaI,b pndier each year than the city today palling on hi* many friends » I previous years from now nn till Do-' and the local trade, •’ VffiSWB jmember the cnrnmptm-nl. of need l>td * 1 ^ 1 * a r i e r a h * ! a i W i a a ® i j U’J’ts will be seen to,raise cclut^ M toinake iMa store connriuQQsly attractive to you; We i coil to feel that this .is Vbur shop Where you Can'be sun the very, - rj ; * , :V . -------— ; lettuce ur.d other plants for the hunSunday, July li» Is the regular n|»* • died.* of acres of crops to In.' scon pointment for Rev. Joseph W ainright! throughout the winter farming w a­ in proarn at Moores Station church, son of 1023-2-I. Mrs. Thclmn Smith of St. Augus*-...... - .............. — tine was the guest of her parents,; There are other Transfers; but Mr. and Mrs, W. H. H ates. during j none with SERVICE for their middle the past ............. _ ]nnuie.—QUICK SERVICE TRANSMr. nni| uMrc„ l^vii\g E.aUv'^gc nrtjl ( FI£g. .Rhone 498.', 8J-tfc children will move frqm, tqwn 1 house on Heardnll avenue, recently [ 'y 1^ Sanford burrtituro Company is ingredients printed on the carton. I-a^gtuA selling,cough medicine in. thp wofld. Insist upon, Foley’a Honey and Tat. Sold everywhere.—Adv. Wlteh You Think of Vulcanizing Robs Calomel of Nausea and Danger \Ve w an t this store at oiico to oeeur to ypur mind. We to 'attain that end by the fairnefts of our prices and the feet ion of our Bervice. Pon’t wait* time IrrUi* to kltl Ihm* r**t* with poirden. liquid, or an? Mpailianlil l<rrearstlno*. ' R u d y for Uso-Batter thon Trap* So*, bo*. Vo rww. Nn: u m SOI D IVRRYWHKRB ..... UifilWHi- Medicinal Virtues Retained and Im* proved—Dangerous and Sickening Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ let Gelled “Calotabs" Oak Avenue and Third Street PHONE 17- SANFORD, FLORIDA Cough, and Colds, Headea, Neuralgia, Rheumatism ad All Aches and Paint ALL DkUCGlSTS 48c u d 65c, for* and (oboe Hospital tixa, f 3.00 ■■■■■■■■■ Extends to Orlando and Dnylonn as well an the hundreds .of botllefTWeTmt'out in Sanford every day . KLUUR SPRINGS WATER on account of its purity is fast becoming the drinking water for Central Florida. It is also recommended for use in bat-/ tcries. If you are not drinking Elder Springs Water now— give it a trial: PHONE i4i! WE’LL DELIVER SfififMin: :- !-■ .<• isu n u r . • ' :v * . . ,, T ito l n l r * t t r i u m p h o f m o d e r n netenc<> |* n “d*-wiMMe<ited“ r a l o m e l t a l i li t It n o w n t o ttio itrm s t r a d e u* “ C a t o tn lie ." I ' e l o m r l . t h e luimi r i n c r a l l y im e flil o f n il i n r i l l r l n r * i h u n e n t e r * tilum n lvlrt.-r Held ».f i i o i m l n r l t y , — p u r i f i e d a m i r e f i n e d f r o m Uu>*<> otiJii'IIiiIIiiIiIk l i u a t l t i e * Wliirll h a v e h e r e t o f u r o l i m i t e d It* u*e. In lillfuuxni-Kn. c i i i i x i l p a t l o n . h e a d a c h e * timl I n d i g e s t i o n , a m ) In a u r e a l v a r i e t y of l i v e r , M o m a r h n n d h l d n o y t r o u h l e * m ln i n t - l ivu* t h e iiiohI *uree**ftil r e m e d y , h u t It* u*o w u * o f t e n n e u l e c t ih! o n i i e e u u n t o f It* a ir ie r n t n * ■l u a l l ll e * . N o w It I* t h e iia*ie*t n n d m u st p l e a s a n t o f m ed ic in e * t o t a k e One t'a lo tu h a t h e d llm e w ith n nwal lo w o f w a t e r . — t h a t ’* a l l . N o lii»t*. n o R rlplm r, no nutiren . no sa lt* . A g o o d n l c h t 'K slct-n a n d t h e n e x t m o r n , i n * y o u a r e f e e i i n v lino, w i t h a e l e a u l i v e r , a p u r i f i e d Kyuteni a n d a l d u o p p e tite. H it what y o u please. Ni d u n g or. C i il n t a h * a r e s u l d o n l y In o r l u l n n l , nettled jm e k h u e * , p r i c e t h l r t y - n v e c e n t * to r th e lartic fa m ily lu iu k a K c ; te ll r e n t * f o r t h e a n m l l . t r i a l *l*e. Your i l r u t o t l s t I* u i i t h o r l i e d t o r e f u n d t h e p r i o r a* n K iiu ran teo t h a t y o u w l l lt h n t h o r o t i u h l y d e ll K h l e tt w i t h C n lo tu li* . . ART DEPARTM ENT VELMOSS P O ri’EUY, Rose Jars, Bowls nnd Urns. Regular vulues $1.25. Saturday and Rfftnday, S p e c i a l . . . O V v TH REA D Regular price $1.00. Saturday and 7 Q a HANKIES Rure Iriah Linen Handkerchiefs. One-eighth inch hind-drawn hem. Sheer and fine. Reg­ ular price 45c. Saturday and A A Monday, special, 8 for ..:..... . ^ I s U v TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT your skin has the habit of continually getmig oily and shiny, you cannot begin too soon to correct tills condition. Get a enke m Woodbury’s Facial Soap today—begin to- rronm wore served. __And the next ofJtynR'j'b ono ftir .Elenor ’I yStir i)uf tlre'rrttfi came and not many could get out but all had n good time who did. Rcfiothmonta- wore served ; here also. y Mrs. Leonard VipTcn wna allowed by Hr, Stovons yn return lmmo on Sunday,.evening from tho Fomnldlaiughton hdsfiltal an *ho U iw * 1get­ ting along so Well. Thoir <lnugbtor, Mm. Slgna Rnlibin* is with her while Mr. ami Mr*. Hunter are near by, comping out at the lake. While •ho was in the sospital 17 dnys^ Iajsslag who had already got up tho frame, rushed the house which he has been building on the Chase place for them and the family got moved in nil ready for her coming. It 1* h very nice Hvo room cottage with n alceping porch, hull, closets, bath­ room and toilet nnd hot and cold, J. P. Contes* thread. Comes in all numbers Snturdny and mid colors Monday, Special, dozen ...................... flIEN’S BATHING SUITS- .♦ Men's Two-piece Bathing Suita. White sey with Idue trunks: Jerseys, D O C A Trunks ffA Priced .. ^ O a t f y priced Also .Knitted Flannel Trunks. Comes in a ll’ sizes. Laces both in French nnd round thread V a is have l>cen reduced from 25 to 50 ’ i for Sat­ urday and Monday Special. AIro a selection of Clumy mid Torcheon edge at 5c and 10c Saturday and Monday Special. SCRIM! SCRIM! SCRIM! The material so in demand for cool airy bed <tf tZ f* room curtains. Reg. 23c value. Saturday and Monday Special. NOVELITE BED SPREADS Comes in both stripes and checks. Blue, Pink, Red and Yellow. Sizes 81: 10, Kegular;$4.00 RegumrJfe.uu Values* values, ij 72x90, Saturday nud Mondajr ipecial Regular $3.75 values, Saturday and Monday Special’. . . . . . . v f u r n it u r e DEPARTMENT. Double Cane seat Porcb Rocker. Regular value $3.00. Saturday > y (■+'and Momlay Special .................. - . V * A wonderful assortment of 9x12 Rugs ular values 330.00. Satur­ day and Monday Special ... •i'», • i Hat Bo^os, thg much n«e YOUR RESERVE AND CHECK ACCOUNT BOTH INVITED TH E STORE W HERE QUALITY REIGNS NO. 1 CAN IJELMONTE SLICED PEACHES . ... NO. 2 CAN M ANHATTAN SUGAR CORN ..... NO. 1 CAN IJELMONTE FRU IT SALAD ....i..... NO. 2 CAN OVEIt-SEA KIDNEY B EA N # ur.. NO. I CAN DELMONTE LOGANBERRIES ...... NO. 3 CAN VAN CAMP’S PUM PKIN ........ T H E KIND WE A LL LIKE BEST VAN CAMP’S MILK, TA LL CAN I8-OZ. HOT. PREM IER PEA N U T BUTTER .. K A FFE E HAG POUND .......: H-OZ. HOT. PINTO-AINE PU RE O IJV E OIL' CLICQUOT GINGERALE, PINT . ............ ............ ..... AIR-FLOAT TALC FANCY WHITE BACON, POUND 0 BAltS P. & G SOAP - ...... 35c ROT. WALKER’S DEVILMENT ....... 10 I'KGS. STAR NAPHTHA POW DER .......... ... . ‘. r . OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, can ....... CO A LIN E SOAP, BAR .... .. FANCY LEMONS, DOZEN ----- ---- 2 EkdR, POST TOASTfES OH CORN FLAKES GARDNER’S FAMOUS CAKES. LB............... CREAM OF WHEAT, FANCY ORANGES, 'D o z e n .:.......!./..... WJ1EATENA, PKG. i. LACE DEPARTMENT Monday S p ecia l.....................M U ^ jj All parties wanting mnttres* work evening, before September 1st, will ptcaric give it to us during thin month as wo take u vacation during the month of Au­ gust. Phono 402 M-l. Saturday and Monday Specials I[i tho ■‘REAtiY-TO-WEAR’’ Dcpartmfcnt there will bo found a large and varied assort­ ment of lovely, fashionable and exceptionally fine Voile Dresselt which comett in chocks, nets and figures. Colors: Black ami White, Navy and White anti Copen-blue and White. Regular price $11.50. SatQ Q C A nrday and Monday sp e cia l___ You have never seen a more sensational Value than No. 721 which Is a Mercerised lisle, full fashioned IIosc. Colors: Black, white and cordovan. Regular price $J.O0. 7 Q o Saturday and Mondtjy dpocial.’......v _ * 4FV* Also No. G88 which comes fn out sizes. Full fashioned. Colors: Black and White only. ;i They hold our Certificates of Deposit : bearing 4% Interest from DATE of DJ2P0S3 ITING funds. # , ' 3 ■ ...it * This means, a safe investment, good in3 terest and funds available when necessary. Get in on this low price and good grade of Seed Bed Cloth—its go­ ing fast.—Yowell Com­ pany. 90-2tc Orlandofs Favorite Shopping Place Some nttracUona from tho YARD GOODS SECTION— 10-iu. Fancy Silk Crepes. Splen­ did patterns in checks nnd stripes for Sum­ mer Dresses. $2.50, *2.75 and Q A O Q 13 valucH, SuL and Mon. special. 32-inch Mudraft. Fine tiunHly, fancy stripes. Beautiful doth for Men's Shirts.’ Regular 59c vnliiL'H, Saturday ami Monday. Special .... ‘. . V . . . ' , . . . ; . . . . ; . . V* 27-inch Erie Madras, n gpotl Substantial ma­ terial for Children’s wear, Boy’s Blouses and Men’s Work Shirts. Regular 22c values. Sat­ urday and Monday, iO n ■ « other points on tho V.*o#t coast in their new Red bird car to visit Mr. McClelland’* people. Mr. nnil Mr*. II. G. Doltorlch nnd Mi*it Gladys llleterich arc moving to Park avenue in town this week. ■ u C. S. Chorprning and brother-inlaw, Jack Blddinger are _ driving through from Ohio vln Washington, J). C. in Mr. Illddirger’* car nnd arc expected to nrrivc any duy. Mr. sntl Mrs*. J. F. McClelland have Held their fnrnt and home a t Moore’s Station to Mr. IViUcri of Detroit, Mich., Mr. Potter Ih a brother of Mr. Potter who bought the Harry Ward faint on IlennlnJI avenue. Mr. Pot­ ter has arrived nr.d is superintend­ ing the wmk pit hit new place. A COMMUNITY HUILDER Mr. and Mr*. J. F. McClelland have u V, p. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNKR. Caahier moved to the Chase farm on Celery avenue, whore Mr, MeCcllnnd hha —(Ailvs.) C-Tl-N-t-0-11-13-1B-30-IB.*7-13(0 SANFORD ALWAYS SOMETHING INTERESTING IN TH Et ’FABRIC *SECTION * .. . .• _ g of this city and vicinity make this batik the 3 depository for their reserve funds. po w d er thuBo who were out to Sunduy *chi>ol a good talk on the “Great A^ak®11* Ing,” Sorry he could not go out to Ih'j evening aervteo led by.I\ev, W^)d berg, hf baa Iwen idneo Fcbniary. Th Huard kindly gave hint a vacation nnd on full pay. The find he hoi had since taking up the Florida wdlk. He will have to go ta*y for a time aa hia voice entirely failed him. Eov, Wahlbcrg w»* a gucat thl* time of Mr. nnd Mr*. Carl Curlson. Bira. H unter was a caller to acc Mr*. dwdtaaon. \eir in on this low’ ^ind^pood grade of d Bed C loth- it's gofast.—Yowell ComI 90-2tc a , W, Lawton, Bracelet Watch KxpCrt, 810 South Orange, OrUndo, Fla. 4-24.tfc Straw Hat*, half price at McKIn non-Mark wood Go. B7-GU The Sanford Shoo t Clothing Com­ pany are offering, you come apedata | ^or Saturday and Monday that you cannot afford* to overlook. * Uoy* wash ^^liCI. Full Line Fruits nnd Vegetables- *.*■■* ■Conte Early to Get Your Choice THE STORE WHERE SANFORD TRADES 1 1 1 • • ■ 1 91' jBL1. Wm u p �V:>*. : •• • • v . . -A • ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923 PAGE...»FOUR ------- g -i. move out of the congeated districts from $75 to $150 a inonlh would "England Warn* Against Long for. the ninny r.owr homes nn dtlpnrt- ly tu the grindstone. - Is it tlm peo- lending national advertising medium. nnd build themielvcn little homes on pny for a line home for any j Occupatlon" any* hem)lines In Til* ment houses needed here the city will p!o who slick to their dully routine Grcnt as i.i the volume of advertising the abundance of cheap residential In tho magazines, that in the news­ An hoijdst architect ami enntr^ J hupo thin morning. Yen, you tire do little growing and apmadlng out steadily, every week in the year, who h M Itk it m r r hftrrrtwow property thnt surrounds nil of our * » T • « tk*i H r m i d I l n i l d f n r , IOT Too tong occupation of any- In the nest (cw year*. And then you make the blggeit business success? papers is far greater. And what Is can put up n homo cheaper today, j,A < r . f a « r n d . rill. * right. great cities. thing, tiny where Ja bad. We hove, mu.it rc'membar thnt Sanford reach- J Or Is it thy people who alternate work more to the point, it is fur morn ffThis would accomplish two results: proportion to your income, tha# tried it, the Germnns tried it, the ed out several yettr.t ago and took In and piny, and do each With the great­ fectlve. Tho reasons arc plain. Every local first, n homo owner makes u better would have been possible in pj^ r r n i.m nCTK French are trying it. Ford and Bryan everything this aide of Orlando and er seat and. freshness because of the merchant knows how thoroughly hla citizen because he han an Interest in Don’t let tho high rent artists acaii|j DeLnnd so that we are all set for the change ? ^ j . iH O LL Y ..... K d llo r have tried it. All agree with us. 'ip.. u i____ i . i . A ___ im . —H rrrrta rr-T rra .u rr r hump, paper covers his own locality. our government nnd becomes (lnnn- you about building. They build and bigger city w hen.the houses can be ----------------o----------I t . A . N K K l._____ -------O pw p m l H . m i i r r "Life Itself i i change. ConictousTho national advertiser, usieg tl« cinlly more independent than tho rent arn making money,ugr you. You c*#1 R . X. MOLLY ; j. M .n a .rr near, paychplogia! i ^rty, is change. The. board of commlftfloners of built. newspapers, completely* - covers ’.lie payer; second, it would help to hold' build and! pay that money l,acjj , 1 A ltlH M af lintr. Madr K a o n n Were it itat 'for ch-jn;:t', no living state Institutions have agreed* that j —n— * A p p llrn tlo a cmjntrjr in a way tflherwise impossi­ down nnd maybe reduce the inflated yourself nnd at the end of ten yfafl .1 Florida objects to the now raise In thing would ever have n new idea, or horeufter the proceedings of the leg­ ; I.E W 1 I H l l i r P .... C lr m l a i l n a I f . M f t f ble. A limited number read the mag­ value# for n large portion of nport- hnvc a valuable asset instead-«f Florida wit! object even.develop, improve and advance. a islature in ' hound volume ore worth freight rntgp and ______ *2»-W a f t e r S v. ni. azines’ ' .Everybody*' j including thq ment house property and rents. The ‘Wbrthhvs rent rcceipi^.j— St. cl’iur*. "And^llfc Ja mate than husintrA. as much ns $3.50. If tho board \hinki s»lt<JnuA6:ly to any ar.d, nil .'raises in P a W r l B t l o a P r i m la A d v a n m ^ O aa Y e a r . freight .rates. Florida farmers and Surely human beings work to live mnguzlne reader#,'the newspapers are j overage apartment house rent of j burg Times. they hnvc some of tho "boat sellers’* ■ U .M a n illa ■ DO they ure badly .mistaken. We wouldn’t Florida mftrehante are paying all the* rather than live to work. Wh*t doc. ---------- , . enn m ret tho varymg In C ity h r C a r r ie r O a n W a a k ----------------- :--------- ...... i a C e h t a give library room to the proceedings freight "the traffic will stahei" riml It bo3t £ \ Individual to oiavc for traik' ,kf ,»«ds lho f N ™ T h a h i * 13 this is the trufh. If djo railroads lifetime, putting himself utterly i n t o j ^ r ^ nf any legislature that ever legislated. £ ■Id r n U r . t r r a i a r a H rm ln n li- U m intjr ment* of goods, hut te l peri (it In killing the goose Hint lays somb imjLsone.] business or other, ............ o— ------—a n d la pnfclUfcrd r r r r r P r ld a y . A l n r ^ i where* those goods mny be obtained. Mat ■Aifntra a a d r k n . i r r n a n a p p l l m Looks like Cflicngo will get the Re­ the golden egg then before tho kill­ and losing hin identity so thnt he can l*r r r r a r , a l i r a , a I n a i t . n m ’r . ‘n tm|rmon>’ wIth tho ,cn: In thnt ease ing, the goose should get wise nnd hardly he said fo have any real life i' They . t u b a h i o h a t i -.h r r if ..h i publican Convention. ----«|o not wanto any of tons. nmj T h a Alaaoclatad i . . I’r.ita la «tclu*lr.lr we suppose AI Smith will wunt tho take to the water—meaning tho St. nn a man with a heart and soul and A. , a n tl tl a d to « tt>« u.a for rfpubllcatlnn nf mind of hi* own? Life i / for th o it,,pir n!r,> 1(•,,l• whcrt,as murh magazine Johns river nnd water transportation. a l l n . ila. tllBpatehra emitted to It or Democratic Convention in St. I<uuis itfiet l*. credited In thla paper not oth.rw building of Individual character, with mlverttslng shoots‘into the nlr-Sanford and all of this part of the and alpo tha local nowa pnhllahad under the Anhcuser Busch. Hanford state has the remedy at hand. All we gdinftil vtork as a mere contribution hsrslu.T HOME OWN EllS VS. RACE All rights of ra-pnhtlcallon of special will not make any bids for either the need to do is to use it and the Hcrnld "Vacttlon emphasizes this truth. Sl.patUhF. herein nr# nl.o r,mirv.d. Kcpuhilcan or Democratic convention, SUICIDE. nrrtw i iir iia i .u iii i i .d im ;. p t in , m It would absolutely spoil all our is glad to sec the railroads pushing Many si-person, indeed, never realizes * —— - —...... A ilm lliIn K h r p i , » n ‘aU«, ■ chances to get the C. E. Convention tho farmers nnd merchants to the it except when taking'a genuine vaca­ Perlodicnly we rend something KniCANPHE.VSASSOCIATION last ditch,* When they reach tho last tion In n new environment. The next yenr. nbout race suicide in this or other ditch they will get wise to what wo change hringj him to his centos nnd .... -----o----------countries. hnvc been preaching to them for mnkes him l>cltcr acquainted with I p .; Our summer visitors from the The latent statement is in our own northern states are greatly surprised years—tnko to the water, gentlemen, himself, with n desire to Improve his Uniteil States that apartment house take to the water. acquaintance. And this is the grentFriday, The Thirteenth. at fhi^cmA weather we have in San­ lifo will ha the cause of decrease est benefit' of summer vocation*." *' •’ i ----------- o-------:— ford and especially at the delightful in our own population. Thcer is no VACATIONS ARK THE THING. * (iodd day la transact business oVcrn night" and mornings. VVti have hot questfon about that, for the average NEWS J* A PER AIIV ERTI8 IN G. though tho signs nru had. weather here a t noonday in tho sun The drawing at the top of this advertisement illus­ Vncatioiin nic thu thing. They nrc It was pointed nut recently by apartment nllowa or.ly dogs, not chil­ i _______ B hut in tho shade it is always delight­ the cat’s tinkle, the ra t’s .overshoes, trates the test which the operator makes before giving Flrpn mndo $f)0,00f* for knocking ful. Tlds Is nu qld story to Flori­ the clam's garters nnd then •some. Louis Wiluy, bus inert manager of the dren. the busy report, Now York Time', that the* newspaper Tho Tomcdy, according to the Man­ out Willard last night and Willard dians but it is nn unending delight Vacations are good for everyone nnd him supplanted the magazine as the ufacturer, is to urge our people to When she receives your signal nhc picks up the plug, made $120,000 for allowing Firpo to to summer visitors. anyone no m atter what age they may - i a . . . knock him nut and the damphonl pub­ os shown in the illustration, nnd is rendy lo serve you. ho. Vacations are even good for lit­ m kpout o r t i i i : r n v r i m n s o r lic spent half n million looking a t the l ast night two big stiffs "battled” tle babies and a few weeks at tho When you tcli her the number she touches the rim of fiasco. for the chnnco to knock Dempseys’ bench dnes wonders for them nnd the hole (known as tho jock) where the called number — — — o----------head off. Olio of them wan Jess Wil­ more than that for the* tired mothers At 1)1 fa-tln, I’litrliln. In Itir Muir i.f I'lort.ln, nt ih<flour of liii.lni-.a Junr Zn, I fil is located. We note by yesterday’s paper that lard who never made such easy And overworked fathers. It - is the tiKMit itrr<i, t.'iunu anil nis-otint* .......................................j_... f j o | •; r,$ the "hog rates- from Florida to the money in his life ami had to come greatest asset in life for a vaention f>v.iri!r»fl* If she hears a clicking sound she knows the line ia . 7D*t »».» southeast huvo been lowered” nil of hack to the ring to make some more njteul in the right manner is well 1*fillet Htnirt II •inf • "busy" nml so reports. If there is no sound the lino ia . Cnlinlv ii„<i ,Mit 1.-11»:»1 11.>),•(-< r r.-n.on which reminds us thnt this wotdd lie while the picking was good and Firpo, worth the money. A vacation saves FtH*t* liinklni; llnii.n. Fiiriittlit.' nml I'lxtnr.-x 1..*.<)« HU clear nnd she makes the connection. a good time for some of tho “Itond the south American who In the past doctor's bills—sometimes—and brings Duo fr.int lM...r|i .1 I It ml... nr«J It* out.... *:r 0** Should site tell you the line is busy, without first test­ Hogs" to take n trip. • few months has seen more easy you back home with a new vision in •'n il ItllMM f»i.7r. mi M im h I m i i ;• ----------- o-----------life, with renewed energy nnd vigor money than he ever dreamed of In his in': it, she knows you will call again in a few minutes, Depositor* llu.irm ii Uiiml ....................... 2.TG2.7H j ;’•*t»f» ........ Forbes On Florida, says that It home town. These ldg lHilngr.cs and the will to do things. 'W o nrc Mutnl Plrc* Pun t so her work is not lessened. She lias all to lose nnd will lie the greatest state in the fought eight rounds and Willard speaking of vacations that other peo­ Total ..................... . nothing to gain by making a false report. Operators I.I tllll.lTIKH. union. Itirhard Edmonds says so, rakes in $120,000 nnd Flrpn about ple take not <>f our own vacation but •’niiltal tiiorlt t'.ili) In ? HOooo.no are trained to know this, nml are anxious to please you. ii William Jennings Bryan snyso. The $ROtOOO of easy money. And yet they some day we intend to take one. The Stirntii*1 Ktitul l 'fill! vlrlrit 1 M l I I I lit 1I ■ M * : iM -U R f'H ' flinl 9 * n i.r.o? r.t D O Oilnndo Sentinel rums them up ns When calling a party lino telephone it will help you editor nf the Herald snyso and said say that people are starving to death r>ivM *iitin i . t ,snm.itst j "V " :o or* liKllvi litnl tirr-i .|i« , ii • . n ii, (’liifli so before Forbes, Bryan nr Richard ill parts of the United Stales and wo follows: to remember that lho line may bo busy when tho tele­ :i*., l "Some people never take vacations, Dr ni.-itu) iVrtllujitf nf D’ itmilt still semi missionaries to China. Kddtonds ever discovered Florida. phone you ere calling is not in nr?. . . ...................... * *6.03 hut devote their whole lives continu­ nenertvii luiorrii ■-----------o------------------------- o--------------Bill Glenn of the Orlando Sentinel ously and unremittingly to husinesn. Telephone operators appreciate co-opcration. T o ta l . . . . . . |t M ,t U ,M Again we want to rjso up nnd say H T A T U * ) K l ’- |.( i l l 11 ■( H Fiitlte.r*-, * s that we want one million dollars here thinks we are gloomy because we Is there any business worth such t. T . t„ I.I Ii it. <*i- lil. r i>f llu - n l m v i i .l l r i n i .i l lim it .. .!<• S n l r l i i l i l v - .v .- n r l l i n l .if III) I , i i i i w I . ’.I h .- Hint ln -U rf. to loan out for homes, apartment say that more territory for Sanford sarrifical devotion? Dr if, so, is there llu* n lm V C n t m . 1.1. Ill I* I r u , III 11, .* T . I-. J . l N i a i . ( ’iis lile r . houses nml a big tourist hotel. We will not bo needed for n*Tong time. any business, even the most altruistic, P n li s .‘ril> Fi1 M ill n i l . i n t i. In fu ll- mi- l l i l x I i ' l l i iln v n f J u l y . 1 0 U1. which really profits by it? Wo are not gloomy, Billinm. We just need the homes and apartment houses I t*. I - W l t S T , N o t a r y 1’ u b U c . C o r r e c t — Att» i t : “A little looking nrotiml may open this winter. Wo will lie needing the want to tell the folks the truth. We > ■ “ , ; , , . ji ,; t Hjinuf,..,;. v t . tv. ,r.A wr> >\\ tourist hotel next winter. Wo need have said it before and we. any it now a fellow’s eyes us to questionable n. f . t v m :r :t .i:ii. that unless mole money i s procured value of keeping his nose everlastingthe money right nuw. It lr e c t o r s . Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing: Co. When The Line Is “Busy” THE BANK OF OVIEDO ii SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY n a x a u u n»>:3aai>iiiiU x c a a u n a iu cEzai)uaii" r iu m h io ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «****«***H **M ******B **a*****"******"*u * * " " * " * * " * * * * * * » * * * * * * * * R‘1*:»a*U **»««H U ^aaM naauaK aB B aB aD K ac3N aK K B aa& a»aaR aB aaB axaaM B ccK H aeuauM M auK uiuauaxzna]iauH XI Eg Be ALL SHI)ES 1-4 OF!? $3.00 (I 12.25 (J at ................ i|>1.50 75c 27c 25c 19c 22c 19C ' Boys’ Shoes, at .................... $2.00 Women’s Shoes, • 98c Children's Shoes, nt ................... .......... ... 35c Cre tone, 36-in. wide yard ............................. Cretone, 30-in. wide yard ............................. « 30c Cretone, 30-in. wide 86-in. Light nml Dark Percale,,yard .............. 49c Pongee, colored Itep p 3 £Sp yard ' ftiT.2..;.... JLg jjl OelV ■ » • ... • Remember * . ‘ithe r V Date. July 14 to 30 y , . *, . IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW FALL STOCK, WE WILL START OUR BIG STOCK • REDUCING SALE SATURDAY, JULY 14, and Continues Through MONDAY, JULY 30 r Our prices arc always low and this sale ‘will be a .trreat opportunity for you to buy your merchandise a t pric­ es far below what you have been paying. Wc invite you to attend this sale, inspect our (ioods and Prices and learn what a great Money-Saving this store means to you. Below are a few of the big bargains offered: 49c Cotton Pongee, yard ......v.................:........ 19c Dark Figured Voiles, 40-In. wide, y a r d ............ 39c Pluid Voiles, 40-in. wide, yard ................................... 35c 39c 25c llig atistitTmenl Ratine Voiles in PlaidH and stripes, regular price 75c, Z lQ tf* at, yard •................... ...........................l u v Ratine Crepe, regularprice 75c, yard ............... ................. 18c Imported Ginghams, 32-in. wide, yard ........... .................. 29c Gingham in Stripes, Checks .1 and pluiu colors, 32-in. wide, yard.. Mill Ends, 40-in. white Voiles, yardt....................................... Mill Ends, 30-in. fine quality Lawn, yard ................................... 49c 39c 23c 19c 19c Mill Ends, 40-in. Whilo Organdie, yard .................. Dixie Unbleached Sheeting, 9/4, yard ............................. Pepper el Bleached Sheeting, 9/4, yard ............... ............. 72x90 Scanted .Sheets, each .......... 81x90 Seamless Sheets, each $1.50 Red Spreads, e ach ........................ ............. ...»..... M -'ITTi I t t f ■, ' / . $2.75 Dimity SpFcfuts, large size, , each * ............ 19c 50c 60c 89c $1.49 $1.29 $2.39 Here’s Your Opportunity. Take Advantage of It. .. ... $2.50 Dimity Spreads, each ....................................... Good GnitTo Apron Gingham, Piece Dyed Gingham, vnrtl 35c AH Linen Crush • Toweling, y a r d .................... 36-in. Pure Linen Suiting, yard ....................................... $1.98 Satins nnd Taffetas, 36-in. wide, y a r d ............. $2.98 All Silk Paisley, 40-in. 40-in. wide, yard ....;...... . ?1.25 All Silk Pongee, y a r d ............................................ $2.98 Canton Crepe, yard ......................... $1.98 .. 12c HOES 1-4OFF l.adit s’ Gauae Vests, 3 for ....................... . 50c Ladies’ .Silk Lisle Hose, p a ir ....... Children’s Silk Sox, p a ir ..................... . 25c 39c 50c 98c Lndies1 White Gaber­ dine Skirts ............... $1.5!) Ladies’ Vestccs nnd O Q g * Collar and CntT S ets.... v O v ........10c ..25c 43c 98c $1.69 $1.39 $2.25 98c Read Every Line of $2.39 This Advertisement. Men’s Work Shirts, each 98c, H9c and......... Men’s Dress Shirts, Col­ lars to m a tc h ............ ... Men’s Khaki and Pin cheek Pants �1-"•Fr'~ PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923 -Mfl 88 S A V E - S A V E SPEND No. 4 JW H AT THIS BA N K DOES FOR YOU ■jj If yourcreditor happens to live out of town, tills Bank is just as ready and just as efficient. Itwill send the money just as fast as the mail will !■ carry your check. You realize, upon reflection, that it costs this Bank a lot of money to do this for you and for other people, year by year, but ’ f’ . « «; it does not cost you anything. You mail your check and forget it. The work of getting that money where you want it to go is this Bank’s ji burden. mB II.. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK...! WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS : : S T R E N G T H --------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------S E R V I C E--------------------------- GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING D P ATM HP CDADT0 KrAi . V y r Nr l K h t U L lillJ lT A v l U £ R . L . S H I P P , E d ito r v l i l U BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING hi m iq im f j ^ pj pn Itound'SIx: Firpo shot in his right to the neck. Willard covered up as he was short with his left. They jabbed lightly a t long range, ns Firpo circled hia opponent in search of an opening. Firpo drove rights anil lefts to the jaw, hut failed to shako big Joss. Willard's left stopped Firpo short. Sanford drops another to DeLand! The Argentinan's aim was had with his left, hut he shot in a right to the DcLand certainly has no easy time body nq the gong ended the round. heating Sanford. Round Seven: Willard shot in a They battled seventeen innings yesRINGSIDE, July 13.—Jean Willnrd.j Willard subsided. Firpo paved (be hard light that sent Firpo to the terdny and Sanford finally lost to lha man.mountniu from Kansas went way for the end with u sloshing nt- ropes. He employed the m bit punch |-:nk to fistic oblivion Inst night but tack in the seventh weakening thej to the buck of Firpo's head in a clinch. DeLand by the score of 2 to l. in staged the last thought futile net Kansan with rights to the body. Wil- Willard's left shot home twice to the Ammons, Sanford', hurlcr, collect­ of his come back before a throng uf lard showed n few flashes of form in j jaw. Firpo showed a slight cut under ed four bits during the fray while more than 1U0.000, the greatest in the seventh, but they were ineffec­ his right eye, Willard took several others of local hitting fame didn’t tive and the end came in the eighth blows to the bead, as the round ended. ting history that filled Itoyle’ft Thirty seem to find the right sjkjL on the ap­ Acres to overflowing. Luis Angel after one minute and 35 seconds of Round Fight: Firpo clinched af­ ple. Firpo; the dark-browned mauler from fighting.............. ter missing with his left. Willard flic ArgPhtine.VToVM tM.-flh.fr fir WIU '"‘TKus* elided* a fTfrlif '(Wilt has no jabbed, blit •FirjW clinched again, bird’s attempted return to fistic famo parallel in ring history for a bout in shbotlng in his rigid to the ribs. Wil­ Another attempted come-back fails! by knocking out the giant, former which no championship was at stake. lard came out of his corner to take When big Jess Willurd was knocked champion in the eighth round of a Hut the fact that two of the most pic­ the aggressive. He landed two left out in the eighth round of the Wilt.hching battle—one of the greutest turesque figures the game has over jabs to Firpo's jaw. The latter clinch- lard-Firpo fight Inst night It gave a in recent heavyweight history. Inol- known—one a veteran trying to scale oil twice, apparently tiring under the good example of what happens to the slentally he reached the goal at which the heights again, and the oilier a relentless pace he had ste. ltut as he old fellows who try to stage n come­ lie has aimed for the past year of his rugged brilliant youngster—were to drew away from Willard he suddenly back. nutcrolc rise to prominence—a match fight fn ^ n chance at tho throne now launched n whirlwind drive to Imth i s __ * ^***^^p» » Babe Roth is still going strong af­ for the title with Jack Dempsey. occupied By Dempsey, proved tho Iwu.l and body. Willard’s guard drape ter “Cy" Williams. Yesterday in There wnu no question of the super- greatest magnet o^any match in his*, ped from a jolting right. Firpp rain­ Chicago he era. ked out his twentieth 'ioiily o{ the brilliant Argentine bat- tory. The main bout of the owning ed a Volley of rights and lefts to the homer of the season find is now only tier lust night. Willard’s superior was followed by a flash of tho dra­ giant former champion's head. Wil­ two behind Williams. Williams is lard tried to ward off Firpo’s drive* matic which on another occasion weight, height and rcaeh cnaled the very kindly slowing up and giving lug Kansan to cheek Firpo’s rushing would have attracted greater atten­ hut his defensive tactics were inef­ Ruth a chance to catch up. fective. A powerful right straight to attacks in most of the early rounds tion. tho chit* sent big Jess reeling back to luit, despite the American's gumeness THE IMtHIT 1IY ROUNDS In yesterday’s I-aHobind Star-Tele­ under fire the tide of battle swung' InRound One: Firpo came from his thn ropes. Dazed and groggy he drop­ gram among the pitchers that were ped slowly to one knee. He shook his i vitality jn favor of the younger, more corner with a characteristic rush. Wil­ selected for the Florida All-State team nigged fighter. lard blocked his right and Jabbed with herd, much ns n big, m astiff might, as was Chapman, of the Daytunn club. The final round opened slowlyil u left, Firpo landed a ligh tldow to the referee tolled the count, lie tried! We will, and hope other Sanford fans They sparred at long range and there the body. He drove his right again to to rise at eight counts hut could not will, congratulate Chap on his suc­ was little hint that the end was near. Willard's rihs. Firpo forced Joss to lift ills hulk to his feet. He was lift- cess. Many times have wo seen Chop 1Sut suddenly Firpo,unleashed n sav­ the ropes und cuffed the big fellow <<i to his corner in a daze. make that famous windup on the locul age drive to Wil|ard'$ htfiid and body. about the head ut close quarters. ball lot. WINNER GETS LESS MONEY I lie fury of that attack had never be­ Iilood trickled from n cut on Willard’* THAN THE L08F.lt fore failed to' bring down the South left car. Jess drove home a right to American's' quarry, Mg Jess despite the side of tho head as the Ik II sound­ JERSEY CITY, July 13.—Willard will receive about $120,00(1 and Lull his towering sizo and stamina, wilted. ed. Step by tep Willard give ground, tryRound Two: Jess carried the fight Firpo around $80,000, ns their share* ing almost blindly to ward off the tQ Firpo ,iut mi8n.j n right uppercut. of the gate receipt* for their hnttle volley of Jolts to hi* head and body Firpo landed one in the rlbii but was Inst night. These,figures were based Yesterday the Suiltiiud Early Ris­ Hacked .up .against the ropes a right short with n rigjit. The big Kansan on estimated total recoipta of $400,ers kept up their stride in the Pepper chut to the head sent him to his knees. blocked Firpo’s attempts to attack his 00(1, Willard receiving 80 per cent and League by defenting Ihe Rig Berean He kneeled as Referee JIarry Lewis body. Willard's left side showed Firpo 22 per cent of tho gross amount. Brotherhood from Sanford in n seven i .mated, shaking his head and trying splotches of red frpm his opponent’:! Official check, however, Tex Rick­ inning contest by the score of 9 to 5. ard said, will not ho completed until to lift himself up. Rut the waning vicious punches. Firpo shot n hard strength in that great hulk was un­ right to til ejnw that Willard stepped today. His estimate of nn attendance Roth twirlers were u hit wild through­ equal to lha task und he sank Into out of the way of, and nnuthcr wal­ of more than 100,000, ho said, wiib out the game and the Sanford team tho rtrnfy of hi* handler* ut the final lop.aimed ut the same spot, pa the Inclusive of nil within the howl, police, pulled four errors a t crucial moments ushers und others who did not figure hut otherwise tho game was nicely count. gong sounded. played by both clubs. The score: in the box office total. Four year* ago Willard enme up Round Three; Willard jabbed Fir­ Sanford .......... ...... 002.200 1—5 4 4 niter being knocked down seven times po about the head at eloso quarters. Sentinel . .......... 001 140 x—9 0 1 in tha first round of the fight In Firpo forced Willurd hack into n cor­ ALL-STAR TEAM FIRST Batteries: Burris and Thurston; HALF OF THE SEASON \vhkh*hfe lost Ids tltlo to Jack Demp­ ner with n oily attack. Willard’s long Humipond and Rnilsback.—Orlimdu sey hut, while tho sumo courago re­ left stopped Firpo short ns ho tried Catchers—Ku nSmith and • Chili Sentinel. mained float night he could not mus­ to ore in. Willard seemed content to ter the strength to rise after that dc- employ dcfenslvo tactics, blocking Franc!*, Closing out Straw Hats at McKin­ Pitchers—Humphries, Luther, Fer­ non-Murkivnml Co. , M.stiitiiq* attack of Firpo’s. Firpo's powerful rights. They worn 87-5tc gus, Chapman, Camp, and (Jlllnger. FtrjWs greater speed and ability to sparring as the gong sounded. Round Four: Willard Jarred Firpo attack hi* big target a t more angles First base—Nlehaus, gavd-jJhj nn parly advantage. Rut with a left to the head. Firpo swung Second ba*9C—I-eqch., v {*. tho South'Am erican often displayed both fists as they went into u ellnoii, Third base-^-Ammons.) Willard had judgment o f distance and this, hut inflicted no damage. Left field—C. Stewart. coupjed with Willard's ability to block caught F*n» with on upper-cut com­ Center field—Gulley. his opponent's rushes, resulted in lit­ ing in. Firpo bounded from tho Right field—Greene. TAMPA, July 13,—“Son" Brown tle effective battling. Willard, except ropes, landing a right to the stomach. Note—Hankins did not participate doing plnrh hitting duty In the last for an occasional Jab with hi* loft, He pummcled Willard about the head in games of first half.—Lakeland of tho lanth broke up a pitcher's dual stayed on the dcfenslvo waiting for at close quarters but Jess only smiled. Telegram. hero yesterday between Alvarez anti n chance to shoot in an uppercut. Rut Willard was wild with a right and ab­ Gosctt, tho Smoker* winning 2 to 1. Firpo, a shifty object, gave him fow sorbed further punishment about the head. Firpo ruahed in with both fists opportunities. In the "first F irp o . cut Willard’s landing heavily. „ Jess rallied amj ear and in the fourth ho pummelled drovo Firpo to a comer, «» the bell . the big. Kansan about the ring with a rang.. Round Five: Willard sent Firpo s drive t i the head. Je ss' absorbed S1VPETERSBURG, July 1 3 . Wil­ mad back with ?p »tr#lght straight loft. Ha heavy punishment hut caina.back in head, JTOl ls WIUon wa» in great form yester­ the n e it round w itlfr his ofllfc real of- t lent day andTflfld Daytoni W&releis while f.-n.U -.. • “ the ropes’ clinc f ensi ve. repeatedly a* j hi* team mates bunched nine hits t© the head right. They under i TIRPO KNOCKS OUT WILLARD IN EIGHTH ROUND OF BOUT TO DECIDE WHO WAS WHO CELERY SEED Since Winner is to Fiffht, Jack Dempsey as Soon as Possible SENTINEL XAKES GOOD ONE PROM DIG BEREAN PINCH HITTER WINS FOR THE SMOKER CLAN WILSON HOLDS BULLDOGS TAKE ISLANDERS SO ONE FROM THE ST. PETE WINS GROWERS, 4-2 in BASE BALL NEWS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida State League Orlando 4, Brndcntown 2; Lai.eland I, Tampa 2. Daytona 0, St. 1’ete 4. Amerirnn League Itoston tt, Detroit 5. Philadelphia t), Ulnvelnnd 11. New York It), Chicago 0. Washington 5, St. Louis 8, Kimthrrn Association Atlanta l>, Mobile (i. Birmingham 8, New Orleans tl (It innings). Little Rock li, Nashville 4. Chattanooga 7, Memphis. 2. HOW THEY STAND Fioridn State League (Second Half) Won Lost Pet .700 0 I) indent own ... ....... 11 .050 ...... 13 7 Oilando ...... .500 10 Lakeland s ...... ....... m .9 .500 St. Petersburg ....9 .381 ....... 8 13 .280 15 ........ G pj ti m M fj ir FOR THE MOVIE FAN w m m h in tu iu u Tonight Do La Motto, Frank Keen­ an and Lloyd HughcA ill “Scars of Jealousy." A raging forest firo A lynching mob in pursuit! A man nnd a gill trapped in the raging inferno clinging to the edge of a tiny pool of water bandy deep enough to cover them as the flumes sweep onward. Also International Nows, only day old. groggy for several minute* a fter ho had been counted out. Indeed, he ap­ peared a trifle groggy 30 minute* af­ ter the light ns his trainer* wer© patching him up In Ida dressing room. Willurd said, he had .not yet made his plans for the future, hut that he probably would return to hi* homo In lais Angeles for n few day*. Te* Rlcknid last night said he prob­ ably would sign negotiations a* noon ns possible to match Firpo with-Jack IVnipscy for n title match, In cither September or October. FIRPO TAKES HIS VICTORY IN SAME] MANNER FOUGHT • National League I ittsburgh 5-2, New York 3-4. Chicago 2, Brooklyn 0. Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 0. St. I.miis !l, Itoston (i. m help tho team, by attending the games and a small euntfibution, we will fur­ nish llie kind of games that will please everybody. We play Orlando here Thursday, July 10th and DeLand here Thursday, July 2fltli. C. A. WIDDON. I Hr Tho Im^orlniril JERSEY CITY, July 13.- L u is An­ gel Firpo, «onq’.iernr of Jo*n Willurd, took id* triumph with the r,niir* solem­ nity that ho displayed in tho seven and a fraction rounds to put the giant Kansan down, “ Willard is a fine man. I am proud to hive defeated him," ho said. Told that Willqrd had declared he would make a “great match" for Champion Dempsey, he said: “ I have never seen Dempsey in tho ring, hut I am anxious to get in the ling with him. 1 believe 1 enn heat him." Firpo said Willard had given him a tough hnttle. The blows the former champion landed, he said, hurt, badked nn they wean with the Idg Kansan's 242 pounds ef hulk. Willard characterized Firpo ns a good, tough hitter. “ He certainly gave me a good hard fight," Willard said. “J don't.want to alibi as 1 was fniily beaten, but my left arm was r o sprained in the tra in ­ ing that I could scarcely use it lit nil. 1 had many openings for Firpo's face, hut I couldn't Jab bard enough to duwn him.", Willard raid the blow .that, put him down fur the final count was n hard right cross to tho jaw which had him LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 13 — Jack Dompsoy, heavyweight boxing champion, after rending tho Associat­ ed Prosit Rtory of tho *Firpo-Willard fight in Jersey City last night, *ald he was “very much satisfied with the results,” nnd Hint he “believed the best man won." "Of course," ha added, "I am anx­ ious to meet Firpo or Harry Wills, nnd it is up to my manager. Jack Krnrns, to sign up one of them for a match for mo on I-cbor Day." ^ THIS 13 A VIRGIN. Chaili? Britt to Gone Roumillat—J* "Guto, have you got a yard stick?" Gone—“Yes, but we're using It. How long do you want it? " Chat Ho—"Why, about three feet." RECOVERS FROM LAMP. R A C E'"My daughter suffered with a lame back nnd could scarcely move without great pain. She tried Foley Kidney Pills nnd tho trouble with her buck is ail gone," writes Mrs. J. C. Perkins, Boston, Mas*. For Backache^* Rheu­ matic Pains, Kidney nnd Bladder Trouble use Foluy Kidney- Pills. Will relieve that tired feeling. Tnke no substitute—Insist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere.—Adv. GARLAND GAS RANGES one And the honor guests tonight will lie Mr. McKee, of the Palmetto Lunch room nnd Indy, and will see this won­ derful picture without cost to them. Tomorrow—Dorothy Dalton in “Fog Bound." LOCALS DEFEATED BY DELAND TEAM The Hanford Scml-Pro team went to DeLand Thursday afternoon and play­ ed before the crowd gathered a t the B aptist Assembly, ona u f tho great­ est games in the history of base ball. Sanford got off to an early sta rt and scared onu run In tho first In­ ning, but only to nllow DeLand to tie the scure in the 9th nfter'w h k h It re­ sulted In a gruelling affair of fight und tight play until tho 11th inning when Jackson running for Ammons crossed the plate with what seemed To be the winning run, but }bo vmqilrc made a poor decision and called him out, although ho was unquestion­ ably safe. The battle lasted, to seven­ teen inning when DeLand scored In and our beys went down In dpfeat after fighting like ' lion* to win contest. The score waa * to 1. L - In over 4,000,000 homes, s^vi 10. i t per cent on your ft S* *--. r *-»' J ~ i— LM* » 1 *^ ffW ii ' 1 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923 IS THE DAY that Surburban People and People from near-by Towns can get away to trade and for that very' reason we are going to make it SURBURBAN DAY of our sale and we are going to have our store so full of UNMATACH^ GAINS that you will be glad you could visit us SATURDAY, JULY 14th, 9:00 A. M S U R B U R B A N D A Y B A R G A IN S SWEET-ORR SETS 2 BURNERS Plain White, ungluzed $2.25 value, set 58,50 value, each Values 52.75, pair White Enameled BRASS 3 BURNERS Saturday Only $8.00 value, each $11.50 vnlue, each $1.25 value,.each 14-quart, $1.50 value, each ALUMINUM FREE! FREE! Good Heavy Steel BERLIN KETTLES DECORATED The first 100 customers spending $10.00 at this sale will be given ONE DOLLAR S WORTH OF MERCHANDISE from eur stock absolutely FREE** Here’s another 10 per cent saved for the early buyers, --------- DON'T FAIL TO ASK, fO lt YOUR COUPON------ — C-qiinrt with Cover Value $1,75, each Set of G $1.25 Value, each [ Lot Men’s Dress Shirts Combinollcs, galvanized, $1.00 value; e a c h ................ ............. Ice Cream Freezers 2-qunrtn .7...?....... Decorated Cuspidors, 50c value, each .................. Ice Cream Freezers, 4-quarts ................................ Wash Boards, Galvanized, eacli - ...................................... "Evenhent" Electric Irons, Each ...................................... Hot-Point Electric Irons, Each ...................................... Aluminum Water Pails, 10-qt. $2.00 vnlue, each ................ Aluminum IVivo] a t ors, each ......... ........................... Paper Napkins, 1,000 for ............................... .Kcrogns Wicks, 30c l value ........ ....................... . Mop Handles, 25c \ value, each ...... .... . $3.98 39c $4.48 $5.48 $1.39 98c 98c 28c 18c Chambers, plain white unglnzC Q a • d, with cover, e a c h .................... f i x * Cpmbinettcs,1plain white unglaz edi $1.50 value, c a e li.................. Wc have hundreds of other bargains In our store that wc cannot list, just as good anil better even than those shown on this page. Iced Tea or Water Pitchers, brown stoneware, 2-qt. 49c vnl Ice Ten or Water Pitchers, 3 qt., 79c value, e a c h .............. Special an every item ill our stock for this sale 42-piece Dinner Set, strictly first quality Chinn, beautifully decorated. Wo have a number of patterns for you to choose . from and every set is open stock ware $12.50/Value. Specially priced for this sale, at ($ A A O only ................................... t P e / « « 7 0 LOOK OVER THIS CIR­ CULAR FOR TIJE SALE PRICES on these bargains * Sweut-Orr Overalls Men’s Gabardine Suits ’Assortment, of stylos and colors. We have gono through our en­ tire stool; of Shirts and picked oul all the odds and ends that accumulate, such as discontin­ ued styles, etc. These we hnvo put together in one group and there are really some remark­ able values to be secured from this lot. Values up to $2,50. Your choice, at, only— Our Entire Stock of Lion Brand Shirts are on sale now at drastic reduc­ tion in prices. We haven’t space to list one-half of thenrbut don’t fail to seo our elaborate showing during this sale. Every* shirt guaranteed fast color. You get a how shirt if it fades. Values up to $G.50. Priced* at— 9 /4 Sheeting Galvanized Pails Oil Stoves Lorraine Tissue Ging­ 9-in. Bowls, plain white, 35c value, each ................. WORK CLOTHING hams Imported Frenrh Ging­ C h in a w a re hams lUpplette Bed Spreads We have ju st received a big shipment o f Chinnvnre, WcRinven't tho space to list it hnl we urge yOu In come In as enrly ns possible and look ft oyer, t Prices will be greatly reducing during tills sale. White Table Cloths Shoes for the Whole _____^ '* _ __. . —! - ■ f ■ -- -■ $4.50 Pants, , pair $6.50 nml $7.00 Pants, irnir i Family Ii II Sweet-Orr Overalls, Sweet-Orr Dress Pants, all wool Worsted* in Gray, Black and Striped patterns, also all wool serge in navy bluo ■ n a Sweet-Orr Khaki Pants, pair .............................. : Sweet-Orr Pin Check Pants, ................................................. Sweet-Orr Shirts, Polka Dot and and Blk. Snteen. $1.95 val, on. ■ f iiii *•*•*•*■•***■•••••**■>»*i _____________________________________ ___ ______ Tl*. ~ Sanford, Florida . . t ■"i.-n , . i l l ' . . �. 'O- 1? ? ■' ' • . * •' • * i • ■ • . , , • * ' I. •• ( \ -I I tR V Ji S .■ * ■ . 1iAft * > V.> 1i : , ■ Y Y THE SANfFdRD DAILY HERALD,-'FRIDAY, JULY'18,192-3*- BUSINESS ton can find the name of every fie. HuMnes. Man in Sanford In this Column . sack day. •' "• ' Wi ] , » a*nu»„ ... i «a ;«m, ; m i'*ti m fci u ate Fnctlltle* Storai ,w .‘ tell R a R ,k 'k a k CLASSIFIED 5 ADS I; ck Service Tran sfer please tell R others; If not. rhene08 *-------ka Clawsiflcd Ads tc a word. No I Ad taken for lese than 25c. P And positively no Clauiflrd » Adt charged to anyone. Cash P must accompany all orders. I Count the words and remit • acordingly. i l a m m m m n i k a m FOR SALE V o It SALE—1 team mules, wagon nnd harness nt n bargain.—E. N. Sutton, Genova, Fla. 82-10tp FARMERS—You can get seed bee fram*A and Irrigation plugs s t tk* Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfr V. C. COLLER, Protv F<l|{ 8 ALE—hosier and Gays' paints and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. < . 183-tfc FOR SALE—Khodo Island eggs for IcONTRACTOR and B U IL D E R sotting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. |||f Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, San­ ford. * 83-tfp FOR SALE—5* Pointer pups, No. 1 stock. Sec Vick Hawkins, 110 San­ ford Avc. G.’Ltfc INSURANCE AGENCY FOR SALE—No. 817 West First St. fjRB--------AUTO--------BONDS Attractive terms. Address owner. Box 782, Daytona, Fla. 69-tfc SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS IGeneral Shop and Mill Work B. W. HERNDON OFFER KXTItAORIMNAKY One new five room house with hath, full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ Contractor and Builder CUPIED. PRICE FLORIDA $3,000.00-------------- Terms to suit you IANFOKD A REAL BARGAIN A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 79-tfc MORNING AND NIGHT MILK de­ Raiakiiahrd ieon livery. Phono Ed. Biggcrs you? Kri! Eatatc, Loan# nnd Insurance wants. * , 87-5tp Iphone 48 101*8 Magnolia Are. FOttTiXTTE—Vivo acres on good road, near loading stution. Inquire nt 1103 Oak avenue, , 88-3tp S. 0. Shinholser A. P. Connelly & Sons [STEWART The Florist GENEVA Mr. and Mrs. Moldanhaur weir guests from Bloomington, 111, a t the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. P. T. Wnkcflold Monday. Mr. nnd Airs. Rebinder of Ocala were visitors hero Saturday .and Sun. day. \ 1 Alice Gicgcr, Pauline Miller, of Orlando, wore called: herp la st weak on account of tho illness of their father, Mr. George Gicgcr. Mrs. Nellie WilUngton of Jackson* ville, is spending n few days with her sister, Mrs. Gllln Sipps. Mr. and Mrs: H. H. Jones and chil­ dren from Augusta, Ga., who have boon visiting here for two weeks, left Tuesday for their home. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. It. Provntt and son of Aloore Station, Air. and Mrs. II. H. Flynt spent Sundny with Mrs. J. M. Prevntt* Air, nnd Mrs. Tim Tcchimnth and children spent Atonday evening with Air. nnd Airs. T. W. Prevntt. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kilbec and Mins Lucy Atkinson spent Sunday in Or­ lando. Aliss Atkinson stayed to visit friends a few days. Mrs. M. E. Wicks and U ulse and Kutdugo Culpepper spent the week­ end nt Coronado Bench. The Community Club met nt the tuwn hall Monday nt the usunl time with large attendance. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Johns of Jack­ sonville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield Thursday. Mrs. George Peters, Airs. Wm. Ballard, Miss Elizabeth nnd Homer Ballard nre In DcU nd this week at­ tending the Baptist ussemhly. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnss Franklin nnd daughter Floitn, left Monday for the mountains of Norte Carolina, to be gone for n month. Mr, and Mrs. Endor Curlctt were in Sanford Monday on business. Federated Clubs held their monthly meeting here Satunlny nt tho town hall. At noon n large dinner was served. Mr. Georgo Gieger Is very ill with high blood jircssure. FOR SALE — Custard apple muck. Just the Annual and Ornamental I’lanta ! Ill Myrtle Are.----------- Phone 260-W thing for seed beds, $4 per ton f. o. b. Moore SANFORD MACHINE Haven. W rite or wire, W. E. Daniel, Moore Hen Still Has Merit COMPANY Haven, Fla. Give referFor Incubating Eggs General Machine and Boiler enee. 86-6tdp; 100-ltp -W orka. | Cat Flowers-------------- Floral Design* FOR SALK AT PRICES THAT ARS Furriers l ii.,irll|l!?in w n iT llM irtli\rt Cylinder Grinding for Hatching vs. Artificial RIGHT Phone 02--------- Sanford, Florida Dodge Touring, thoroughly over­ hauled, new cord tires, new paint and top. Buick G touring, good mechanical ly, 5 cord tires, practically new. nLtc model Ford touring, A-l con­ dition, new top, good rubber. Ford, light delivery, good condition, new tiros. Dodge delivery, first class condition, ■I new Koynl cord tires. 1921 Ulds G touring, good condition, new batter, 5 good tires. SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. 90-2tc ~ By SETH W. SHOEMAKER Director, The School of Agriculture, International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa* SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UlfDBR AUTHORITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 88, ADOPTED TJ1E 29TH DAY OF MAY, A) D. 1923, ; , Tho following la tho estimated cost of widening Myrtio Avo. paving from 18 feet in width to 24 ft. vln width from N inth S treet South to Thir­ teenth BL Estimated coot of pavement 2-1 feet in ' width: 2400 Co. yds. grading a t 5 0 c -------------- --- — — — ------ -—— ...... 4 1,200.00 4573 Sq. yds. paving-at.$1.00'---------------------------—.— .---------------8,688,70 2795 Iin. ft. High curb a t 4 5 c ------ ------------- ----- ------------------------ 1,257.75 1G8 feet fluah curb a t 3 0 c ----1270 foctraiornLa«vre*-at-$1.10 » 1,307,00 10 rnleta hi $30.00v. •♦«*••****•• •••***••. *00 3 Manholes a t t S f h O O ...........*...... - ..... - ..... ............... ______ _ 150.00 draltr uia tlli a t $76.00 3000 Lin feet1 feet-draltr f 76.00 per por M. ............................ .—...‘.f. airi.oO Engineering, advertising etc...... CGI.15 H. W. Johnson, Lot 0, Blk. LI, Tr. 7 ..... Julia Hicks, l o t 7, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 ............... Melsch Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 .... Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 9. Blk. 13, Tr. 7 Atcfseh Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 ^ F. C, .Welsh, E. Vi of Lot 1, Blk. 13, Tir. 8 tii C. Welsh E. V4 of Lot 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 8 .... J. S. Dlnkcl, U t 3, nik. 13; Tr. 8 ________ J , S. Dlnkcl; Lot 4, Blk. 10, Tr. 8 ______ — Mrs. G. I). Hart, U t G, Blk. 14, Tr. 7 ...... .............. GO Mrs. G. D. Hart, U t 7, nik. 14, Tr. 7 50 Mrs. G. D. Hart, Lot 8, Blk. 14. Tr. 7 ...... Airs, G. D. Hart, Lot 9, Blk. 14, Tr. 7 .... Mrs. G. 1). Hart, I-ot 10, Blk. 14, Tr. 7 ..... M. Ilincrlck, Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 ......... Total estimated cost — ...................... - .... ....... ;___ .....$13,030.06 AL Mincrick, Ixit 2, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 ........... Estimated cost of pavement 18 feet in w idth..... ..... .....4 8,620.00 M. Mincrick, Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 ............ M. Allncrlck, Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 ............. Estimated cost of widening pavement from 18 feet in width M. Alincrick, Lot 5, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 .......... . to 24 feet in width .........I . . . , ............................. .. ............ $ 4,310.00 Amount .to .6c Boifto liy City 1 / 3 ........... ..—.... ...... $1,430/17 Notico Is hereby given to any nnd nil persons Interested In the .Special Amount to Ikj borno Jiy ndpaccnt property.......... . 2,873.33 Assessments against the various pieces of property above described that Number of feet frontage ............- ....... ................. 2,084 foot said assessments nru payable in full within 30 days after tho above and Assessment per fo il fro n ta g e.......... :........ .............. ..... $1.3787 foregoing special assessment roll has been cquniizcd, approved and con­ FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. firmed, or in ten equal annual installments, with Interest at 8';. per annum B. It. Trafford’a Alnp of the Town of Sanford, Florida from nnd after the time snld special assessments stand approved nnd con­ Feet Preliminary firmed. Name Description Frontage Asaeanment A meeting of tho Equalizing Bonn! of the City of Snnfonl, Florida, will S. O. Chase, all Blk 11, Tr. 5 .............................t............... 204 $363.98 he held a t the City Hall nt 2:30 P. M. onjtfic 23rd day of July, A. D. 1023, L. P. McCuller, Lot 1, Blk 11, Tr. G ................ — .............. r>0 G8.93 nt which meeting said Bonn! will hear ady nnd all complaints nnd objections L. P. McCuller, I-ot 2, Blk. 11, Tr. 0 ............... .................. 50 * G8.93 as to such special assessments, nnd will nt Bald time adjust nnd equnlizc-said L. P. McCuller, Lot 3, Blk. 11, Tr. 0 ................ ............... * 04 88.24 assessments on a basis of Justice,And right; nnd when said special assess­ M. C. Aapinwall, Lot 4, Blk. II, Tr. G................. .......... . 50 G8.93 ments are so equalized nnd ndjunlcd, same will then stand confirmed and be, Lottie AL Paxton, Lot 5, Blk. 11, Tr. G .............. 50 G8.93 and rcmnln binding liens upyrf the properly against which said assessments F. W. Mahoney E s t, Lot G, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 .......................... 50 G8.93 arc mndo until paid in nevdrJImrc with the provisions of Resolution No. Ht! Ellen M. Mahoney, L ot.7, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 .......... ................ 50 G8.93 of the City Commfssion,tif the City of Snnturd, Florida, ndbptcd the 29th day C. A. Betts, Lot 8, Blk. 12, Tr. fi ........................ ............. 50 GS.93 of May; A. I). 1923. ** * . ■ C. A. Betts, Lot 9, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 ........................................ 50 G8.03 Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Heal of the City of Sanford, C. A. Betts, Lot 10, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 ................. ............ .... 50 08.03 Florida, this lOlli day o f July, A. D. 1923. Isnnc Neal, Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. G ....................................:.... 50 G8.93 (SEAL) t L. R. PHILIPS, F. W. Mahoney Est., Lot 2, Blk. 12, Tr. 0 ...... 50 08.93 7-13-20-2tc ' City Clerk. N. J. Duggar, Lot 3, Blk. 12, Tr. G........... ............. 50 08.93 W. R. Brooks, Lot 4, Blk. 12, Tr. G ............................... . 50 08.93 Airs. R. Villa Robinson, Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. G ................... 50 08.93 Mclsch Realty Co., Lot 0, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 ...'....................... 50 G8.93 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 ...................... 50 08.93 Mclsch Realty Co., L6t 8, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 .......................... 04 88.21 Mclsch Realty Co., Lot 0, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 .............................. 50 08.93 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 6 .......................... 50 G8.93 C. E. Robinson, Lot 1, Blk. 13, Tr. 0 .................................. 50 G8.93 LYE. Robinson, l^>t 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 0 ............................. 50 08.93 C. E. Robinson, Lot 3, Blk. 13, Tr. G ............................. Gt 88.24 R. L. Robinson, Lot 4, Blk. 13, Tr. G -— .......................... 50 08.93 VAWR-ISVtMUU R. L. Robinson, Lpt 5, Blk. 13, Tr. G .......... ................... 50 08.93 Alelsch Realty Co. Lot 0, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 .......................... .*... 50 08.93 Mclsch Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk. 11, Tr. 6 .....1................... 50 08.93 88 24 * Alelsch Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 .................. ■•'..... 04 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 ....... <................. 50 68.03 683)3 Frank Bronson, I-ot 10, Blk. 14, Tr. 5 .... 50 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 0 ............ ............ 50 08.93 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 2, Blk. 14, Tr. 0 ......................... 50 08.93 Mclsch Realty Co., Lot 3,* Blk. 14, Tr. G .......................... . G;t 88.24 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 0 ......................... 50 08.93 Mcisch Realty Co., Iot*5, Blk. 14, Tr. 6 ......................... 50 08.93 -ar The following Is the estimated cost of widening the pnving on Laurel Avc. from Sixth Street "South to Thirteenth Street, making the pavement 24 feel in width instead of 10 feut ns planned. Estimated c o |t of puving 24 feet in width: 4000 cu. yds. grading at 50c .................................................................. ( 2,000.00 7800 Sq. yds. paving at $1.90 ................................................................. 14,820.00 4853 Lin. feet high curb nt 45o .......... ............................................... . 2,183.85 Built fer Summer D r i v ’nJ 33G Lin! feet flush curb a j( 30c ...................i......................— ........... 100.80 1140 Lin. feet Storm sewer at $1.10 ............................................... . 1,254.00 T he B uick S'x C ylinder T ouring 10 Inlets at $30.00 ......................... '...,................................................... 180.00 Sedan is particularly popular be­ 4 Manholes a t $50.00 ........................................................................... 200.00 cause it c o m b in e s p erfectly the 4000 Lin. feet 3” drain tile at $76.00 per M. .................................. 300.00 • m any ad van tages o f th e open lou r­ Advertising, Engineering, etc........................................................... 1,111.35 TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING LET US DO YOUR NEXT JOB OF PRINTING In spite of many Improvements In tho artificial incubation of eggs there are still ninny poultrymen who pre­ fer the natural method. Artificial in­ cubation is particularly adapted to h Csrtla of S iif o n i'i Reputquantity production. Total estimated cost of pnving 24 feet wide .............................. 22,450.00 N able Prufraslonal Men, each (’hicks hutched and renrd artificial­ Estimated cost of paving 10 feet in width .............................. 14,820.00 to of whom, la his chosen pro* ly will do better during the cold fc I Melon (he Herald recoin* weather than chicks hutched nnd rear­ Estimated coft of widening pavement from 1G feet in width to A mends to the people, ed naturally. However, ns soon ns h 24 ft. in width .....j.....................................’............... ........... 7,030.00 spring arrives tho brood of chicks F o il KENT—3 room furnished apart­ with the mother will do very well. h h h h n » h M i i ment with private bath. Herald Amount to be borne by Oily 1/3 ......................... -...$2,543.33 On farms where few chicks are building. Special rates for summer. hatched nnd where there is "no neces­ Amount to be homo by ndpaccnt property ........... 5,086.07 —B. W. Herndon. 85-Gtc sity for early hntching natural incu­ Number or feet frontage ........- ..... ..................... 3,6G8 feet Assessment per foot frontage —................•........... — $1.3868 FOR RENT—Convenient largo un­ bation does well enough and Is less Attorney-at-Law FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. furnished rooms for housekeeping. Over Hemlnele County Bank troublesome than artificial IncubaE. It. Traffurd’s Map of tho Town of Sanford, Florida IAN PORI) . j . . j. . . . PLORII Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. tlon. Many farmers claim that chicks Feet Preliminary 6-18-lmo-p handled by natural incubation and Frontage Assessment Description FOR RENT—Wo have a well located brooding will lie more vlgoroUB than Name $79.05 67 M. F. Robinson, Lot 0, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 .... furnished home.—A. P. Connelly St those handled artificially. 60 69.34 M. F. Robinson, Lot 7, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 .... ATTOHNKY-AT-LAW Because of their belief that brood­ Sons. 79-tfc First National Dank Building 60 09.31 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 ing induces greater growth in tho BANFORb -i* . j. FLORIDA FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with thicks many fanciers who try for E. T. Durlin, Lot 9, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 ...... 60 69.34 light housekeeping. Corner of 11th 67 79.06 honors at the larger shows hatch and J. T. Allen, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 street nnd Elm nve.—M. Schneider. 79.03 67 Grotchen II. Housholdcr, Lot 1, Blk. 8, Tr. 8 86-Gtp rear their chicks naturally. One of 50 69.34 T. H. Lamb, Lot 2, Blk. 8, Tr. 8 ............................. the most ardent fanciers says that E bh'R l'iN T —Rooms for light house50 G9.34 fanciers unquestionably produce their Emmett KUJow, Lot 3, Blk. 8, Tr. 8 ...»....-.......... • keeping, equipped with gas for 50 G9.34 ARCHITECT best specimens by natural incubation. Carter Lumber Co., Lot 4, Blk. 8, T$. 8 ..—.... ....... cooking, electric lights and running Reeni 7, Miller Bldg. 79.05 67 Olaf Smith, Lot 5, Blk. 8, Tr. fi ..... ..... He also says that artificial incuba­ IANFORD -t- *j. FLORIDA water. Inquire of Mra. Smith, 300 tion has absorbed the attention of In­ W. H. Hynes, Lot 0, Blk. 9, Tr. 7 and N. 8 ft. of French avenue. 88-4tp 90.14 65 Lot 7, Blk. 9, Tr. 7 ........... - ....... ........... ......... vestigators and others to such an ex­ 42 58.25 FOR RENT—Two furnished bed tent that tittle is written or taught of T. E. Wilson, S. 42 ft. Lot 7, Blk. 0, Tr. 7 ............. J rooms, good location, reasonable the old-fashioned or trustworthy nat­ Melsch Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk. 0, Tr. 7 .................. 50 OU.34 69.34 60 rent. Phone 248 or call a t tho L. Al­ ural method. Melsch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk. 9, Tr, 7 ........ ......... 79.05 len Seed Co., L. Allen. • 88-3tp 57 Victor and Belle Cheek, U t 10, Blk. 9, Tr. 7 Natural Hatching 40 07.90 FOR RENT—2 connecting furnished In view of the fact that there are F. H. Rand, U t 1, Blk 9, Tr. 8 ............................. 67.06 49 F. H. Rand, U t 2, Blk. 9, Tr. 8 ......... ............—.... housekeeping rooms, 1 bed room.— so many poultry raisers some infor­ .** . —Court House 07.06 49 F. H. Rand, U t 3, Blk. 9, Tr. 8 ........ ................. — 312 East 5th St._____________£9-3tp mation bearing on this particular 68 W 81.13 68W FOR RENT—To adults, furnished method should be widely disseminat­ A. R. Key, N. V, of U t 4, Blk. 0, Tr. 8 ....... ................... 81.18 58 Vi J. D. Chittenden, S. tt U t 4, Blk. 9, Tr. 8 ed. To hatch eggs successfully it la apartments, first floor, three room# 09.34 60 with large acreened nnd curtained well to follow the following precepts: W. H. Peters £st-, U t 0, Blk. 10, Tr. 7.,-, 69.34 60 W. H. Peters Est. U t 7, Blk. 10, Tr. 7 ....... Select'a quiet hen; discard one that porch and private ath. 813 Mngnolja 88.75 64 B. F. Whltner, Jr., U t 8. Blk. 10,T r. 7 i— — . avenue. 80-3tp uses her voice constantly. 60 W 34 j W. H. Peters Est., U t 9, Blk. 10, Tr. 7 .... Natural incubation and brooding ruiK, l if e ; a u t o i n s u r a n c e 50 GO.34 W. H. Petera Est. U t 10, Blk 10, Tr. 7 .... might well be consider 264- " * 306.12 FOUND—Florida license tag. Own- who rear only a few chick# nnd per­ I’ParkT All B lk/lO /T r. 8 50 G9.34 C. C. Cobb, U t 6, Blk11, Tr. 7 ................. e r can have aame upon Identifica­ haps by some of those who rear (jeV50 6934 tion amj paying for ad. Call at Her­ cral hundred. Many poultrymen |T . J. Miller, U t 7, Blk. 11,'Tr. 7 . 64 88.76 ald office. 07-tfc claim th at It.U always well to hstel\ T. J. Miller, U t 8, Blk: 11, Tr. 7 ---------50 60.34 port of your chicks and rear them M. F. Robinson, Lot 9, Blk. 11, Tr. 7 ..... 60 6934 with the mother hen. . -J1 T. M. Dunlap, U t , 10, Blk. 11, Tr. 7, — WANTED—BOYS TO SELL TUB 162.26 117 W^H^Hynea, U t 1, Blk. 11, Tr. 8 Comfortable, Airy Rooms SANFORD HERALD ON THE 49 0736 W. H. Hynes, U t 8, Blk. U , Tr. 8 ------------------ ------Open the Year Around STREETS OF HANFORD. A GOOD WANTED—BOO more farmers to W. H. Hynes, U t 4, Blk. U , Tr. 8 40 67-06 ............ .. plant the old strain Golden Self* W. H. Hynes, U t 5, Blk. )1, Tr. 8 ------—------Reasonable Rates. CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS 67.96 40 Blanching' celery, this season. We I s .hell# C. Higginbotham, U t 6, Blk. 12. Tr. 7 ......... Special rate* to parties. TO MAKE. BIG PROFITS FOR A 60 ■6034 On Main Street, near Ocean FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS have the seed. Come and see Us.— Isabelle C. Higginbotham, U t. 7, Blk- 12, Tr. 7 ------6934’ ■' w . CO. \ tt-W *2tp SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. The L. Aben 6934 60 U t 8, Blk, 12, Tr. 7 . -M .- V 69.34. A to , 60 0, Blk. 12, 69.841 ’ 50 * A Buick Closed Car ing m odel w ith th e l u x u r y a:id convenience o f n line closed car. T h e w ide w indow s provide louring car airmens; y e t in c a a e o f a summer show er or dust storm , a turn o f th e hand in stan tly protects th e o c ­ cupan ts w ith ou t obstructin g l.tcir vision. FOR RENT George A. DeCottes * Bui c k traditional p e r f o r m a n c e , pow er, depend ability and ild ing com fort arc w orthily typified in th is T ouring Sedan. FRED R. WILSON SANFORD BUICK COMPANY PHONE 1G ELTON J. MOUGHTON CHELLE MAINES r ;• '!• LAWYER W. JJ THIGPEN ..Real E state FOUND Daytona Beach, Fla, 00.34 69.34 88.76 60.34 09.34 .09.34 ■09.34 .88.75 69.34 69.34 i 60.34 09.34 88.75 69.34 . 09.34 69.34 G0.34 1R8.76 G9.34 69.34 . h . • ‘• y PAOE SEVEN Corner Magnolia Avenue nnd Second Street SANFORD, FLORIDA_______________ W hen better automobiles ore built, Buick w ill build them ANNOUNCEMENT!! TO OUR FRIENDS AND^CUSTOMERS: 1 HAVE IlOUCHT THE INTEREST OF F. I). McDRIDE IN THE PARK AVENUE GARAGE AND WILL CON­ TINUE THE BUSINESS UNDER: THE PARK AVENUE GARAGE. g. w. McCl e l l a n d . We are Equipped to give you ser­ vice at ull noun* from 6 a. m. Jo 12 p. m. WANTED GAS !. M. CUSTER, Prop T. DRIVE-IN FILLING STATION VISIBLE GASOLINE PUMPS Ol L--------TIRES— ACCESSOR! ES EXPERT REPAIR DEPARTMENT � 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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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 13, 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