13 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/285abc24a62b06b2b560eafb31f13a4b.pdf 2bba50a2ed6c9ecf1708457ec1ce85f0 PDF Text Text IN THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION HEART SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, JULY 13,1923 POSSIBLE DELAY foe Proposal Wjilch Alms Solely at P a d fM io n of i, Europe * LONDON, July 12^-G r*ut Britain has informed France and Italy she la n a ty to aaaumo responsibility of preparing d raft of reply to German reparations notp. Tho reply will lie submitted to the allies with least pos­ sible d«l*y in hope they Will agree to ita tertnp. Announcement to this effect was made by. Premier Baldwin in a statement to tho House of.Com­ mons today on Great Britain’s repara­ tion policy. Tha British government aald it In­ vites sympathy of allies of nil inter­ ested states for proposal which aims solely a t pacification of Europo and recovery of exhausted world. Bald­ win foiled to state what tho British proposals will be in tho note tho gov­ ernment intends framing ,n or dit^ he day anything regarding international commission to examine■ ■ in to Gcrmany’s. LONDON, July 12.—Replying to questions by Ramsay McDonald, op­ position leader, Premier Baldyin said in reply to Germany would be pro­ ceeded with forthwith. He would aay tomorrow whether tho reply was be­ ing communicated to United States. Commander Kenworthy, liberal membee tor JLU-.aakod-whethcs.tho.uuvrrnment had approached or had been approached by Uio United States In m atter of reparations. Baldwin's re­ ply was described by reporater* as Inaudible but w m U tcr learned he said he required notice of question before answering.' * NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR CAUaUT FOR SPEEDING WITH TBNB88EB GOVERNOR RALEIGH, N. C , July 12.-Governor Cameron Morrison * waa re­ lieved of a ■perfectly good ten-dollar bill as bond by a Henderson county speed “cop" last Saturday afternoon when the latte* gentleman contended the Governor’s big limousine waa oxreeding tho speed limit. • The North Carolina.executive waa showing Governor Austin Feay over th* highways of Jtenderson and Bun­ combe counties when the officer overtook their car. It Was, Indeed, fortunate that the Tenneaseo gover­ nor wqs alopg ** Mr. Morrison did not havo the right.change with which to settle with the officer. .* "Lend me ten dollar*." eaid the governor of North Carolina to the governor of Tennessee. "With pleasure, air," said the gov­ ernor of Tennesee to the governor of North Carolina, and tho money waa handed over to the officer. Governor Peay did not discuss the m atter when he arrived here last night, but members of hia party were having no llttia amusemont out of the fact th at one Henderson county speed officer caught two governor* Of Sheffield Steel and Iron Company at Bessemer NEW YdRK, Ju lV 'll-iT h d follow­ ing statements woro made last night hy Jess Willard and Luis' Firpo, prin­ cipals in tho heavy-weight show a t Royle’a Thirty Acres tonight: Willard: “I am not overconfident, but J think 1 can win. I havo never seen Flrpo fight, but I haVoboen told ho is a tough fellow, and a hard hit­ ter. 1 believe that to bo so, but I don't think there’* anybody in tho .ring who can tako my measure to­ day. I'm in otter condition than a t any other time in my career. I hope to whip FJupo; If I do I’ll bo ready for a return ninteh with Dempsey tho next day or any other day ho signs. My one and only ohjcct la to w(n back the title 1 loat to him four years ago.” Firpq: *'I know I can boat Wil­ lard. I watched him fight Floyd Jqhnsott two months ago at tho samo show in which I knocked out Jack McAu|lffo, end I know hia atyle. I don't know how long it will take mo to win, but I hope It will be early. However, I iup in the host condition of fry life and enn outlast Willard, if necessary. I havo oil tho confidence in tho world that I’ll bo tho victor, and then—it’a Jack Dempsey and thb title.” - Five Autoists Two Modern Gladiators Killed by An Indiana Train Stake Pugilistic Futures In Jersey City Tonight yesterday when a motor car which was stalled on the track of tho Big Four railroad wsa struck by a passen­ ger train. The dead: Jack EUla, Mary Ellis and a daughter, Lilly Ellis, 10, and M argaret Dunlap, 13} Ernestine DunInp, 14. . ;Tbc: injured..lvercMdr*: Fprd Sterciii and her daughter, Dorothy, aged Sam Htcrchl, IB fronth* old son of Mrs. Stcrchl escaped injury in tho wreckage of tho car, which was hulred 100 feet. v . Member* of tho train crew declared th at the engine died as the car reach­ ed the crossing. The automobile was not moving when it was hit. FLORIDA’S FEDERAL ROAD TOTAL M55 MILES CITIES LOCATED ON THEM Jess Willard and Firpo Will Battle For Supremacy I n r T k * AaaaclaleO Preaa) JERSEY CITY, July 12.—Two mod­ ern gladiators, one fro m th o prairies of Kansas and the other from tho fair stretches of Argentine, will atako pugilistic futures tonight in a 12round match In the-picturesque set­ ting of^tho. nrenat-at* Doyles Thirty Acres. For Jess Willard, tho man mountain, who held tho chamlponshlp of the world from 1015 to 1010, it will bo a test In his comeback, by which ho hopes to obtain a return match w ith'his conqueror, Jack Dempaey. For Firpo It will bo tho crucial point in one of the most sensational careers of ring history, a steping stone, if victorious, to a chance a t Derapaoy’a crown. 70,000-fans are expected to see the fight. Tho preliminaries will BACKER OF FIGHT FAILS. Ml, Tfcr Aaaarlatrd I*ress> ’ TALLAHASSEE, July 12.—Flor­ Stanton Bank and Trust company, ida has 1,855 miles of federal roads, seconding to figures compiled by the Great Falls, M ont, whoso president Bureau of Public Roads of th e ,Uni­ waa activo backer of Dcmpsoy-Glbted States department of agriculture. bona bout, closet ita door*. These figures show that nearly every city in 34 states hnvlng a population of 5,000 is located upon tho federalaid system of highways, and th at the few that are not soon will lie connect­ ed with the system over improved roads. Indications show, it U aald, that over 90 per cent of the entire population of the United States will live with! nten miles of n federal-aid highway. In a number of states the figures is as high as 08 per cent ami in none of tho slates will it drop be­ low 65 per cent. Mileage in other southern atates shown in tho figure* are: ...L ia n a 9 CUM 6,662 (estimated);- tLouisiana 2,867 (estimated); Mississippi <** m ated); Alabama 8.968 (estimated); Arkansas 6,037 (estimated); North Carolina 3,810; South Carolina 3,179 (estimated); Tennessee 4,534 testi­ m ated); Virginia 4,018. CHICAGO IF 18 Rates From Southeast to Texas Will Be Lowered ( Hr T S r AMWfUHM I 'r r a a ) CHICAGO, July 12.—Republican National Convention will bo held a t Chicago next June if Fred W. Upham, National Treasurer, makes such re­ quest of the National Executive Com­ mittee, J. L. Dabler, National Com­ mitteeman from Missouri aald here today a t a conference of the National Committeemen, State Chairmen and Republican leaders from seven states. Il»r Tfce A»«orl«lnl Prr«a) Wa s h i n g t o n ; July 12 — Rail­ roads were ordered by tho Interstate And Id Made of Concrete UfMPj Commission to rrduco by from flvo Fine Bow and to 64 . to seven per cent, rates on hogs grown M ik a L oqr i in the southeastern atates and des­ aWMMW l W. V tlfl tined to packing plants in and around Business Worries Said in r r t f AmmtK IH Pr*M> ' Forth Worth, Texas. The new ached- Major Odum Here I.AKK CITY, Fla., July 12,—Every ; To Be Cause of * true friend of tho cause of good roads J ulo will become effective October 3, In Interest of Homes, and will apply to all ahlpmcnta o r ig ­ in Florida may rejoice over the good * inating in Florida, Alabama, Misaaipwork of tho legislature, declaredPrisoij Work, Relief < n r T k r A s-(K (a (r4 P r t w ) ul, Louisiana, Tcnnoasco and KdnORANGE, N. J., July 12,—Ken­ udge H. B. Phillips, chairman of tty ft tucky. The former rates were made Well Known Worker and Ilia Wire neth M. Kylnnd, member of tho New state highway department, In WBr ad-. ‘ on carload* basis for homo shlpmonts. Devoting Lives To Thls-W erk. York Consolidated Exchange com- dress here today a t the ceremoniesTho order today altered this and In­ mlted suicide a t the homo of hia‘sis­ incident ta the opening of tha Laho^ structed railroads hereafter' to fix Major L. A. Odom, State Superin­ ter* early today by shooting himself City-Jackionville highway. The 0*W^‘ charges on weight basis. tendent of the Volunteers of Aitwrtca, through tho heed. Miss Serna Eyland, road, just completed a t a cost of ayunder General Ballington Booth, la In sister told police Eyland had been proxlmately $1,600 per mi|e, la 6 4 $ AUTHORISED TO SIGN TREATY, Hanford. In tho Interest of two phi* despondent because of business trou­ miles long, and has beon proqouncosj by experts as one of tho finest pieces., lanthropics which might bo called, bles, Angoria government has authorised “Two of Florida's Greatest Moral As­ of road work in the southern a t a t e j ^ Ismot Pasha to sign Lausanne peace sets.” Representatives from all tectioM * ELKS WILL BUILD treaty, Constantinople rispatch says. o f tho atat* were present among the One is n stato-wide Prison Welfare THEIR BUILDING, throng that gathered hety for Uni oo^f, and Relief Department. Tho other is the Florida Rescue CONTRACT SOON from JacksonS InclfnodtffpFwmfclnfw^ Slate Institutions caslon, largo delegations coming from ■ Homo, for the reclamation of erring Will Save Money on girls and young women, located a t ATLANTA, July 12.—With tho ap­ Jacksonville and other nearby ciU w .^ proval of tho grand lodge of the “The day of patch work road buQd- ’ Legislative Acts Jacknonvillc. Bonovolcnt Protective Order of Elk*, Ing by tho State Road Department I*', The prison department of thp Vol­ contract* for tho construction of the over,” Judge* PhlUipe continued, In Expect to Make Charge of |3dSQ Fof unteers helps discharged prisoners of headquarter* referring to the passage of the MQhfr' ] Florida, and In doing this render* a proposed memorial Bound Volume building Jn Chicago will be let with­ bill by the 1023 legislature which most signal service, not only to the in tho next few wceka, according to designated tho road* to be coneen!l»jr TXr AaaoclatM Frraa) individual, but to the stato and so­ the report of the eommlaalon In trated upon by the highway depart­ TALLAHASSEE, July 12.—The ciety. , Hoard of Commissioners of Stato In­ That philanthropy which throws ita charge to tho grand lodge meeting ment until completed. “The depart­ stitutions has taken steps to savo the influence and c*ro about a man, here today. ment Is now free to carry out Its true . The building win coat In tho neigh­ state money heretofore loat through purpose and function M, a state dd- n whoso Ufa has l>ccq atrophied by a distribution of volumes of Legislative term In the penitentiary, and’ en- borhood of 13,000,000 and work la ox- partment and build a system of atata Acts a t lest than it cost to print thorn. denvors to guldo hfm back to the pectcd'Jto be atarted this year, tho re-' roadi without having 1U work lntar- . port aald. It has been decided to make a chargo sphere of usefulness, not only em­ ,4 Committee reports and -other-rou­ fored with hy delegations asking. tyty of. t2.50.fur a . volume-Unbound and bodies humanity-, and - • Christianity, tine business occupied the attention' this little Job and lh at U n it Job-tyL $3.D0 for those hojind in Buckram.' but is statesmanship of tho most con­ of tho grand lodg^ yesterday. The dono here and there, and everywhere)! structive character. , J WHEAT TAKES ANOTHER final session will bo 'held this morn­ throughout the etate.* ' The initial province of this depart­ Under tho law a now governing thg < FALL; NOW UNDER $1 ing, to bo devoted to the Installation ment la to keep constantly in touch 6t the new grand exalted ruler, Jamaa department’s activltlas, Judge PhlM? CHICAGO, July 12.—Wheat fell with tho men while they are wards G, McFarland, of South Dakota, and lips said tha highway department,-, the other new officers. The reunion “will continue for tho present year W iatQl further below the dollar mark of tjie state. Major Odom whi is in charge of will cloee officially with the grand work on the preferred list s f roads and to the lowest prices since before and to carry out Its existing con- i this department with his attaches, is parade this afternoon. the war today on tho Board of Trado constantly visiting the prison* of the tracts with the counties. N eat JaiK here. Reports of excellent wheat In addition to the grand lodgo ses­ state. Periodically religious services uary It will make up |U budget sions, yesterday’s events included the weather, bumper crop sand immunity are held, Sunday schools are kept, or­ work on the preferred list of toads band contest, water festival, barbecue of* the northwestern crop from black and when tho same becomea flnpl a g \ rust were ascribed by broken as tho ganised societies and leagues formed, and fire works a t Lake Wood Park. John K. Tenor, former governor of provided In the law, NO other work •• incentive that sent the prices tum­ Bibles and other wholesome reading m atter are furnished— in fact, those Pennsylvania and past grand exalted will bo undertaken until the budget? bling to as low as 98% for Septem­ things looked after which make for ruler of tho Elks, made the report on Is completed.” ' ber wheat, lowest levels since 1014. the advancement of the morale of the "It la well to note th a t the law . the proposed memorial hcadquartors. One dollar wheat was sold yesterday men while Incarcerated. Upon re­ I t waa pointed out th at the increased says ’contracts’ with counties atf.fc for tho first tlmo In several years. July wheat’s low level was 00% lease many of tho men are furnished cost of construction both In labor and that language does NOT Include of materials had made It necessary to mean a mere promise of allocation of < and December wheat sold a t $1.10 revise the plana and specifications for funds," Judge Phillips aald in refer* but reached l t t cents a t the dote. the memorial. This revision has been ring to the provision* of the MUUf/, made, now bids received and tho com­ act, which take* from th# road pilation la preparing to doao con­ partment tho powor to designate tracts with a largo New York con- ctsabllsh state rood*. . *truction company, ths lowest bidders, • Under tha term* of tha paw h for the work. Substantial progress way law provide* th at a t a mee in tty work of construction will 4> ’ to bo bald In January o f^ a e h y Inr that particular field of philan­ avident before tho end of tho present the department shall make pp « thropy. It waa founded four year* year, tho report stated. get of work for tho onaufrg y ago, and by dint of assidious effort, Another report' of Interest waa which ahall bo published througl has continued to increase In useful­ niado by tha committee on social and the atate, together with a notice n ess It ia truly a real home where community welfare, showing th at tho tlmo and place of a public h motherly influence abound* and any more than $2,225,000 was spent In the Ing a t which tlm# th* depart* laat year by the Elks In charitable •hall hear ail complaints and I work alone. Need of an Intenalvo aestlons a t to th# budget, and o campaign in Americanlratlon waa om- MeDANIBL NOT ALtOWBD j i TOO MUCH RAIN IN CERTAIN BXlL AT TALLAHASSEE STATES HAVE DAMAGED CORN O N^CCOUNT OF ACTIONS habeas ooepua proceedings instituted court, by E. E, B. McDaniel, the eupreme L. ,*, In decieioa handed down today order­ ed petitioner bo allowed ball in aum of $6,000. McDaniel was convicted of assault and attem pt to commit m ar­ ty r by a Jury in the Fourteenth TALLAHASSEE, July 12 - T h c cot­ ton condition has dropped of lata In South Carolina, Georgia, Florida nnd Tpnncsacc according to Information ^ . ^ • t h e federal agricultural dewhich shows the weevil in-' fcsUtion U heavy in Florida * Georgia. Plant* In Alabama are re­ ported healthy but weevils numerous. Tobacco harvesting U on In Florida SSfki .n d th . £ * « cut by dry ^ ° ° ‘ A acwKf of UTm l* complained of in many after con* »k*r»tiw« fwffTf ■ •* * * for adoption, owing to the extreme youth and inability of thejj; moUtcre to provide for them. This splendid service to society is being performed In great volume, ee far aa ,)ha **• sources of the ImtlLiUop, permit. Fur further information regarding this department, write Mr*. Major Unlocking the CHATTANOOGA, July 12— Tha 26th national encampment of tho U. easier to m Ue. •. 8. w. V. will be held In Chattanooga THE T b m ph r a t u r September 18-20. Veterans of the 8panlah War from all parte at tho ACKSONV1LLE. country, accompanied'by relatives and member* of the women's auxiliaries, will mingle with men of tho Civil and World w a n a* honored guests a t tho city. Twenty-five htoosand persons are expucted. ‘ . . . The national convention W t l t U # �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1923 * ------ -; -—r ---------------- ,,, ■ - - — ------------------------r , AVAW AVTHEVEARS lure of girlish lovoJincus In her ucxl- Ifc ding gown at white Georgette rfver ^ Kite -xnttri, gb* bWuao bUuso i yut»\ *£**V Ifng ^ pi white -antill, ftp# MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Seel walptcd, .the rg*ok and alcnvq* outllnI Rhone 217-W y cd with Jtohd pearl*, rapes. of j pearl* If ran k*T# a w frte*Ss * J wen* fualpped /worn the shoulder* to * • « are c a te n a And It rains without any effort. i t^n girdle with rosette* of Gewrgctte I la this departs elvphear Ib r III 1 nod pearl*. fh v nkirt was made with a p p rerlslrd . Soino of the heaviest rainfall of pleated Xlouneo*, apron effect. Her I tulle veil wan worn coronet fashion the aensou fell west of Ranford and , caught to her aoft hnUr with ropen of South of Sanford yesterday. , pearU. .She carried a -cascade boo(HK-t of bridu'a rosea and vaMey 111- The Rotary and Kiwani* Clubs lies. Y > -\» ‘ 1• i ‘ could not play ball yesterday and will * . _ Immediately following the rent- endeavor to play today. _ muoy, the btride arid groom left for Mr. and Mrs. Ballnnl and daughter pn extended trip amid shower* of con­ of-'Altamonte were In the city today gratulations ajpd good wishes.: i l Mr*- Brown is traveling In a smart on a shopping expedition. throe pleee ault at Caator. Pslret twill­ Secretary R. W. Pearman of the * The *coat being cut bo* effect, with Commerce atthree tuclui at fhe bottom. The bloilse, Sanford Chamber ( Is o f Egyptian crape. Her hat Is of landed-the big meeting of the Flor­ _ Castor felt with trimmings of blue ida Development Board In Orlando chennlllc. Her glovea, shoes and oth­ yesterday. er accessories were also of Castor color. The Sanfprd merchants are con­ t The bride la one of Sanford’s love­ templating putting 'on a big Dollar liest and most popular girls, and Is Day atunt that will bring the people • highly accomplished and attended to Sanford for miles around. Big Sanford High School. Her marriage prizes will be given nway aside from is the culmination of a romance which th e regulur Dollar Day Bargains. p began during the high school days when both the bride and groom were F. A. Hazcltlnc, divisional ■head of ’ leading figures in the clsss play, "At of tho Federal Prohibition forces In p the End of tha Rainbow." Florida and C. W. Crook, head of ( Mr. Brown Is the son of Mr. and the Anti-Saloon league of Florida, I MrV E. L. nrown and is a young man were In tho city today en route to 1 of sterling i|uallties and holds a re ­ pointa in south Florida. Mr. Hazel* sponsible position with the Sanford tine Is a newspaper man of Washing­ f Truck Growers and is ppoular In botV ton state nnd paid tho Herald office I social and business circles, and has an appreciated visit ‘and pronounced .hosts of friends who will join in wish- our printing plant) as being one of i ,n f both ho. and his charming bride tbo most complete that he had seen every good wish for a long and happy nnywhere. I married life. Among the out of town guests woro: People arc dying with heat in Chi­ Mrs. T. O. Butler, of Atlanta, aunt of cago and other northern cities. It bride; Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Osteen, of is lino weather down here in -Hanford. ' Dcl.nnd, cousins of bride; Mr. and Hot In the sun around noon but al­ ’ Mrs. A. M. McDaniel, of Bunnell, sis­ ways with a good breeze blowing , tor snd brother-in-law of the groom; and plenty of rain to cool the sir and , Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stltlo, of DcLand; muko life worth living. We should p Mrs. Mary Adams and Misses Maude worry about staying in Florida dur­ t nnd Annie Grace Adams of lakeland; ing the summer months. Miss Grace May Ilozarthc, of Orlan­ do; Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Osteen, of Ten pounds of sugar for 9B cents Osteen; Mr. nnd Mrs. M. T. Graves says Piggly Wiggly today In their ’ and daughter, Allen, of Jacksonville, advertisement. /Specials for Thurs­ . brother nnd sister-in-law of the bride; day are sugar, butter, peaches, flour, F. Z. Graves, of Jacksonville, brother bacon. All kinds of fresh fruits and P i f the bride; Miss Corlniio Hells, of vegetables. Hpeonils for Thursday Jacksonville. .. and only open for half the day no EPWORTH I.EAGUKRH, ATTP.N come early in the morning nnd get them while they nre there—all pedal . T10N1 bargains for Thurday. MIBB JENHIK GRAVES WEDS COL­ The Ccntrul Florida Epwnrth LIER IllfOWN LAHT EVENING league Union meets In Hanford at Cotton Not Productive .Th® -First Methodist Chnrch was the Methodist church on Thursday Since the -Civil -War th* *cen* of nn Interesting wedding evening, July 12th, at eight o'clock. Says Senator Dial |s*t evening a t eight olclock, whon All I-oaguers arc expected to be there. Miss Jessie Graves became the bride All.young people over sixteen yenrs Houth Carolina Senator Urges Better Prices For Staple. of Collier Brown, the church being of age arc Invited. filled with friends of tho young cou­ ple, and the ceremony performed by Host of Friends Rev. W. J. Carpenter. . ‘ Htstely ferns and palms in graceful Pay Last Tribute arrangem ent formed a lovely back-' to Howard Lyman ground for tall jwdestal baskets hold­ ing white dahlias. On the altar were quantities of usparagus ferns Inter­ spersed with cathedral candelsbras holding white burning tapers. The chancel roll was entwined with feath­ I.nkelnml nnd Ornnge county, attend­ ery ferns, and1 the pews for tho rein- ed the funeral services at the Hand .lives ware also roped off with ropes chapel nnd at the Greenwood cemetery of asparagus ferns caught with clus­ grave yesterday afternoon. Ileuutiful floral offerings covered ters of white asters. The entire ediDaily Fashion Hint the chancel of the Hand chapel and ■fke was encircled with tall bamboo. -Before the entrance of the bridal a most Impressive service was ren­ party, an appropriate program of dered there under the direction of -nuptial music was rendered under the tha Rev. W. A. Cooper, pastor of the A special direction of Dr. II. H. McCaslin, or­ First Methodist church. ganist, assisted by Mrs. O. I'. Jlern- music progrum was given during the tdon and Mrs, F. E. Uoumillnt. Mrs. service, including n selection by n llatndon sang very sweetly, "O Prom- quartet nnd a very effectively rend­ ered Koh, "Beautiful Isle uf Some­ where,” by Miss Grace Chandler. At the grave, the local Elks lodge had charge of the service, Justine Vnn Iluskirk, merited ruler, leading one of the most impressive funeral services ever held in Orlando. Howard Lyman, ono of tile most pmminent of Orange county business * Mrs. Claude Herndon was Itecoming- men, while diving ut Pnss-a-Grille last ry attired in orchid voile with ruffles Saturday, broke his neck, never re­ uf lare. The girdles was of lavender gaining consciousness after the acci­ tatlu caught through rosettes of lare dent.—Orlando Sentinel. iMra. Roumillat was gowned in while LONG WOOD NOTES n tt and lac* over flesh pink satin. Her •gitdM btms of dresden ribbon, r -Miss Weyms Graves, sister of the brid*, attended her as mnld of honor, wvutfng a lovely gown of Aimond -green chiffon, made - with basque •w»Ut and boulffnnt nkirt. Her hat PRACTICAL AND MODISH '%BM uf allvor cloth combined with g ltttt inallne and tiny French flowers. I B h e carried an arm bouquet of white Apply Boncilla Beaulifier c*»mlc day to rm *nH roil while it driee* driet, then your tm face* and reft remove and aee and feel the wonderful d!fta£&* In the cdorand texture ol th* LOCALS ’ tlrlTStklBS. .' ,* • - -• , r 'rTh# Usher* <w*re Hugh TIIIIb and Nawton - Lovell, and Uta groom was attended by Ernest Gurmely os best W an.' Llttio Mary Ratliff was the adorable little flower girl, and prrerded tho bride, scattering rose petals in her p#th. She wore a fairy like roatumo of whit* organdlo trimmed with tiny rvfflea and lace, and carried a white 1basket tied with whito tulle. ' .L ittle Billie Mitchell, wearing a cunn|ng ault of white, waa ring bearer, carrying the ring in the heart of a ney J. L. Lester and will ho signed at Jqrgo whit* rps*. | once and forwarded to the bund buyIFIIa b.ida, ksiko who SHl.raii entered twills with line bm the scaton’s mode*. Cashmere duretyn, heavy crepe. Puirrttc. pciu de j-friic, and satm arc suitable (or it* development. Tltc frixUi arc under­ lo ad and may !«• rolluljwith (lie con­ vertible collar to form rrvert. Turn­ back cuffs fittidi tltc kimono ilccvcs. Medium size rctiuirrs 47i yard* |6inch or J ti yard* SA-inch material. Pictorial Revirw Coat No. 1559. Sisc*. 34 to 44 incites bust and 10 to 20 year*. Price, 35 cent*. M ^ B* For Flotlda: Partly cloudy today and tomorrow; probably local thundershowers. Ito -----T O N I G H T ___ . Gloria Swanson —AND— Guaranteed to do the** d ^ i t t thlnaa tor tha fac* or money refunded. Clear the ^ Bn ^ complexion and qi vo It color. Lift out the Theodore Roberts line*. Remove blackhead* a,\d.P‘£ f Close enlaracid pores. Rebuild incial US* ^ a n d S w . Make th* akin aoft and smooth. 5 You can obtain retjular »U*s fronryour favorite toilet counter. II not. eend thta ad. with 10cent* to Concilia Laboratories, Indlanapolit. Indiana, for u trial tube. • THE TEMPERATURE —IN— See tho modem jaas*mad. g|r| tt her dizziest pace. See the riotou* revels, the mid-night bathing p ,r. ty. Sec Gloria’s flashiest |0¥t. drnmh. Also round three of "THE LEATHER PU8IIEI18" —TOMORROWAn All-Star Caul in cfttorul l*u PARIS MODE FOR COTTONS Pari* i, very ford of gineham, nnd this season *l»e gives preference to Ibe new efferts which alternate* kwhI squares and filet block*. This prelly dress is lit plain nixl check lavcnd.T gingham. The sleeves.may lie runtinned to the dhow, or la-low it pre­ ferred. and widened into, a flare. The compost effect Icainrcd in this model, is especially fashionable. . Mrdiiim size requires yahl* 36-inch plain and 1 yard Jo-inch dieck eiugliam. - Pictorial Review lings No. 10UQ. Sizes, 34 to 4ft indies bust and lb to 20 years. Price, 35 cents. «. Daily Fashion Hint ly or Dally Herald. (vnnee rule drill be followed rtrictly in ( the future on account of the-change in handling the subseriptioaa nnd this goes, for everyone. s Moines Fastport; Me, Kansas City New York ”... Pittaburg .... . Tho Dally Herald, 15c per week. SIGNS YOU CAN BEIJEVE IN If your breath Is bad nnd you havo spells of swimming in tho head, jx«r appetite, ronstijiation and ft general noaerount feeling, it is ft sign your liver is torpid. Tim one really dencncl.iblo rctn, cdy for all disorders in tho liver, stomach j and ixtwrls is Hcrhine. I t acts powerfully on tho liver, strengthens digestion, punfire tho Itowels nnd restore* a fino reeling COUGHING DISTURBS SLEEP ; of energy, vim nnd cliocrfulnvm. Price “My wife coughed all the time anil COc. Hold by P. P. RINES UNION PHARMACY could not sleep,” writes Goo. A. Ow­ Hanford, Florida en, Bridgeton, New Jersey. “S|jo tried 105 Palmetto Ave.--------ipho Foley’s Honey nnd Tar nnd had* the l est night's sleep zhe had had for ft A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU long time. I used Foley’s Honey and Tar and it hel;>ed mo too.” Coughs resulting* from Whooping Cough, Bronchitis. Asthma, Hay Fever, nnd f’rmtp quickly relieved with Foley's Honey nnd Tar. Contains no opiates. Ingredients printed on the carton Largest selling rough medicino in tile world. Insist upon Foley's Honey nnd Tar. Hold everywhere.—Adv. Toledo ....... Washington • EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL TH E YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE r An . ugly cut ? MENTHOLATUM is antiseptic and gpntly helps the A I-VW7 J] tana “Mighty Lak* a Rose” HEABREEZE. FLORIDA American and European Plan One block from Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. Summer rates —Room, $1 per day and up; $.r> per week nnd up. Special week-end rates.-----------#—Hvery room bus running water. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BM auaaBaHaanBM HaaaaBBM aaassa fHBBiaXBBBBBBBBBBIBBBIMBBBBBNBBIBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBIBBXDflBBHflBBSBBBBBBBBBBBIllS! NEW VF.RSinN OF THE Apron # ' The apron <omet forward to exprevj a new irtr? i'l simplicity and development. It (asliiouid «•! pum unbleached muslin and trimmed with a Idrt crochet edge i:i d-luate row color. The design lend* ilsell in iliU frrrnt sha|K's. lor tltc bib may lie slashed and the upper comers nil in points, or it may •* rounded away at the top. Embroidery also may be added to 11ic hill Liul tin* turners of tin- apron. For a fancy, me organdy and trim it with lace insertion to form panels, finishing the rd<cs •vitli lacc. Medium sire, as illustrated, requires 7* yard 32- or JO-incii mate- Our Store will be closed until Friday Morning on account of E xtensive R e­ pairs w h ich m ade it neces­ sary for us to close for a short t i m e . — ' "" w t », f||). Pictorial Revirw Apron No. 1487. Sires. .Vi. 40. and 44 .inches bust. Frier, 25 crnli. Dress No. Sizes. 34 to 48 indies bust. Price. 35 cents. Before letting your conscicnn your guide he sure you linve one. Some men are so stingy they refuse le laugh at thuir own expense. Ignorance is no bliss in the eyes of the law .' , Trying to show what you know of ten sliuws what you don’t know. 17825121 Black-Dranjtl RecoaoMndn} by an Arkansas Fanner Who Ha* Used It, When Needed, * lor 2S Yearn. 9 . Hatfield, Ark.—Mr. Q. W. Parson*, a well-known farmer on Route 1, this place, n j u "1 keep Black-Draught In my home all the time. | | U the best all-around oedidne I have ever found lor the liver and tor constipation. W* began using it 25 or more yean ago and have used it whenever needfd slace. I have never found any other medicine as good lor constipation, gad that was what I suffer­ ed with till 1 began using Black-DraugliL Black-Draught corrected this condition, ta d now we us* it lor the liver and lor indigestion—a tight and sluggish feeling after meals, lor bad taste In the mouth and sour stomach. “ My wile uses it lor headache and biliousness. It sets on qur shell and we t a t t let it get o u t It te a been a great help to us. I believe a great deal ol skkaess is caused by hutrifd eating and Fir&t Street \ it# > ' * *. • 9 i ( — \] * SELLS »JIT FOR LESS i . __ ! L * 4 ** * Welaka Block ...... i. ► . �n r OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, THE SUM OF OftK HUNDRED rTY-ONE THOUSAND DOIRS, THE PROCEEDS DERJV1FROM THE 8ALE THEREOF BE USED TO HELP FINANCE E PROPORTIONATE PART THE COST OF CERTAIN REET IMPROVEMENTS AS8SED AGAINST PROPERTY G SAID S T R E E t ' IB1 ernihert of the City of Sanford. Setn- tbo nnld bonds' and coupons with thej Municipal Government of the City' of of & & C o en tV . S ta le ‘i f H o rtf.: IrU&W W j ’SafrfdM, Sdihfhole ‘County,Organize, Incorporate and Establish ‘ different numbers anil different date* ] Florida, and to Organise, Incorporate and Establish a City Government for the Same; and to Prescribe the Juris­ diction, powers and Functions of said Municipality.” also passed by the 1923 session of the Legislature of the StajCo of. 'Florida, and also pursuant to certain orders and resolutions of the City Commis­ sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, C h Y OF SANFORD duly had and adopted, m aturing and IMPROVEMENT ROND made payable as follows: KNOW ALL ME HY-, 3 Fifth Street from Magnolia A t *, to Myrtle Awt, Z— 4,860.00 Ninth S t m t from Cypress » to Sanford Are. 1,016.00 Ninth S t m t from Sanford Are. to Park Are. ___ , 4,668.00 Thirteenth St. from San­ ford Are. to French Aye. 14,380.00 Central 8L from Sanford Are. to Park Are. _____ 5384.00 Central St. from Park Are. ; to French Are. ___ 6394.00 T*almetto:Ave..from Central S t to Hughey. SL .— ,—< 3^07 J 3 W a t | Ifundr Palmetto Are. from t Com­ larV ( mercial St. to Lake Mon- CITY. OF SANFORD, Florid*. bas turned thl* bondtoiJro aigncd bp.:|t* Mayor,!*iid by the City Clerk and it* corporate seal to. be affixed hereto, and has further caused the interest coupons hereto attached to bear the lithographed fac-aimile signatures of said Mayor and said City Clerk, and this bond to be dated the first dsy of July, A. D. 1923. Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida. Attest: pViTHE PORM. AND CONDITIONS RESENTS, That the City iJ r OF SAID BONDS TO BE SO 1S192*4. » '* ’ '* / *‘4 • ’• riLdn Un*j p tate of •(Ir.rid.i. . BUEDitANDjPROVIDING FOR A j i (Form of Interest Coupon) SINKING FtlND FOR THE PAY*ur th ui*-t municipal inunn.,”. . •nxm lngkerfler ariff In ipu?*u (Interest jCoupon)»; .» ..’ .J* * ■t ; MENTtO^ YHE FRlNClPAL AND dalid speciri«*nyrl t ; ^ 0|F t ik $ |)j6, ••RdndS’W v . - s r n r w w r s w r No ' \____ 830.00 INTEREST OF SAID BONDS. set forth In the preamble of this tc>- [ value received, acknowledge 1926. ON THE FIRST DAY OF JULY, 19._ 'J,'v Whereas, the City of Sanford, Flor­ Thirteenth S t . ________ _. 7,560.00 oiution be and the same is hereby^ | n(jPbto,i( nnd promises to pay to tV Bonds Nos. 46 to CO on July 1st, THE C1TV OF SANFORD, FLORIDA ida, ha* heretofore by appropriate Laurel Avenue from Sixth ‘ authorized; that sa|(L bonds shall be j bewer. hoyaof thij,*um oT U‘27, 1 j s j '. ' r , / • iij will phy the bearer Thirty Dollars . hfutaedlngs, prorided’for the paving, ^ fro U S A m )' DO LLARS Bonds Nos. 6l to- td on July 'let, (830.00), in lawful money of the Unit­ St. to Thirteenth S t — 9,880.00 of the denomination .o f One Thusand, -fV-paving, hard-surfacing and reDollars each, bearing interest a t the jn | awfui monoy „f t he United States 1928. and, ed States of America a t The Chase Ymrd-aurfactngof pertain streets and Whereas, the aggregate total of rate of six percentum (6% ) per *n-!o f America, of).the firs* day of July, ’ Bonds Noa. 76 to 90 on July 1st, National Bank, in the City of New the proportionate cost of the im­ mim, interest payable semi-annually A- D. 19.1.. tkith interest thereon at 1929. * York, State of New York, being six Bonds No*. 91 to 105 on July 1st, months interest then duo on Sta Im­ provement of streets and avenues on the first days of July and Janu- lhc n t i „f 8jx p.rcentuib <CG ) per aforesaid, assessed against property ary, s*hl bonds to be numbered con- nnnuin. payeUo teml-jmnnnUy, Janu- 1930. provement Bond, dated July first, J u|y njat, of each year, Bonds Nos. 106 to 120 on July ls tr 1923, payable from a tax to be a s ­ fronting and abutting on said streets socutively from one to one hundred ory first and avenues is the sum of 8216,801.99, fifty-one, both numbers inclusive, sniil (in presentation and s u m rd c r of the 1931. sessed, levied and collected upon all bonds to mature serially in the fob i n t e r e s t pons hereto annexed ns Bonds Nos. 121 to 135 on July 1st, taxable property within the boundar­ and, 'they severally become due. l>oth prin- 1932. Whereas, contracts have been let lowing manner, to-wit: ies of the said City of Sanford, Flor­ Bonds Nos. 136 to 151 on July 1st, Bonds numbered from 1 to 15 to cipal and interest being payable, at by the City of Sanford, Florida, to ida. The Chase National Bank, in the City 1933. the Hutton Engineering and Contract­ mature July 1st, 1924. (Bond) IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, RE­ Bonds numbered 10 to 30 to ma- of New York’, feVnto of New York, ing Company for the paving of said No._____ _ This bond Is' one of a series of one CITED AND DECLARED, that all streets and avenues with 2" sheet as­ tore July 1st, 1925. Bonds numbered from 31 to 45 to hundred and fifty-one bonds, aggre- nets, conditions and things required by phalt on a 6” rock base, and Mayor. City Clerk gating Ope hundred and fifty-one law to exist, happen and be perform­ Whereas the said Hutton Engineer­ mnture July 1st, 1920. Bonds numbered from 40 to 60 to thousand dollars, of likts date and ten- ed, precedHit to anjf in t^e issuance ing and Contracting Company arc now (Raid Bonds to be endorsed on back mature July 1st, 1927, or, except as to maturity, issued by engaged In the laying and construc­ as follows) Bonds numbered from 61 to 75 to the City of Sanford, Florida, for mution of sai^M phftlt pavement on the Number mature July 1st, 1928. ■ niclpal purposes, in strict conformity regular and due time, form and man­ aforesaid streets and avenues, and ner, as required by law, and that the Bonds numbered from 76.to 90 to with the Constitution and Laws of the Whereas, the City of Sanford, Flor­ State of Florida, including among nth- amount of this bond, together with . CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA ida, under and by authority of hn net mature July 1st, 1929. IMPROVEMENT BOND all other indebtedness of the City of Bonds numbered from 91 to 105 to lts an act entitled: of the Legislature, entitled: “An Act f i 000. "An Act to Validate, Approve and Sanford, Florida, does not exceed any to Validate, Approve and Confirm All mature July lit, 1930. Interest'd Per Cent Bonda numbered from 106 to 120 t6 Confirm all Proceedings Taken by the limit- prescribed by the Constitution Proceedings Taken by the City of San­ Dated July 1st* 1923. nnd Statutes of the State of Florida, mature July 1st, 1931. City of Banfonl, Florida, in Connecford, Florida, In Connection with the Interest Payable nnd that before the issuance of this Bonds numbered from 121 to 135 to tion With the Construction, Paving, Paving, Re-paving, Construction, . Semi-Annually on Bo-Paving, Hard-Surfacing, and no. bond, provision has been made by Hard-surfacing, and re-hard-surfacing mature July 1st, 1932. jj.i SL to Central St........... January 1st, and July 1st ■ Bonds numbered from 136 to 151 to Hard-Surfacing of Certain Streets in resolution of the City Commission to of Certain Streets in Said City, Vali­ Fourth SL from Sanford Principal Due Said City; Validating, Approving and assess, annually, a tax upon all real dating, Approving and Confirming mature July 1st, 1933. July 1st, 19---- and personal property, railroads, tele­ said entire issue of bonds’to be dated Confirming the Levy of Special As\T‘ Afe. to Myrtle Avc........ the Levy of Special Assessments Both Principal and Interest ' Myrtle Ave. from Fourth Made by Said City Against the Prop­ July 1st, 1923, both principal and in- oessments Made by said City against graph and telephone lines, owned or Payable At The SL to Thirteenth S L ..... 18,333.33 erty Fronting or Abutting Upon Said tcrest of said bonds to be payable a t the Property Fronting or Abutting situated within the City of Sanford, CHASE NATIONAL BANK, Htreeta to Bo Paved; Authorizing the some bank in the City of New York, Upon Said Streets to be Paved; Auth- Florida, to realize a sum sufficient to Elm Ave. from First SL to New York, N. Y. Issuance and S al; of Crrtiflcitoi of Statc of New York, in lawful money oriiing the Issuance and Sole of Ccr- pay the interest upon this bond as it ^ . Thirteenth Street ......—BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED may become due and to create a of the United States of America. Said Uficates of Indebtedness, and AuthIndebtedness and Authorizing f ie Is­ Second 8L from Oak Ave. suance and Sale of Bon is of the City bonds shall be signed by the Mayor oricing the Issuance nnd Sale of sinking fund for the payment of the | that any and all special assessments to French Ave-......... of Sanford, Florida, in Connection ot the City of Sanford, Floridat and Bonds of the City of Sanford, Flori- principal (:ercof at the maturity of levied, and imposed by the City of .’'T h ird Street from Sanford Sanford, Florida, upon the property With Said Street Improvement, Said by the Clerk of the City of Sanford, da, in Connection with Said Street same. Ave. to Magnolia Ave. bem fitted by the street improvements Florida, with the leal of the City of Improvement; Said Bonds to be Genj And. for the payment of the prin­ Bonds to bo General Obligations of and from Oak Avc. to Said City,” passed by tho 1923 ses­ Hanford, Florida, affixed thereto. The eral Obligations of said City," parsed; cipal rtnd Interest of this bond, the constructed out of the proceeds of the ^ ’--French Aye. and from Ma­ sion of the Legislature of the .Slate interest coupons to be attached to said by the 1923 session of the leg islatu re' full failh nnd credit of tho City of bonds authorized by this resolution, ple Aye. to Mill Crock .. A ttest of Florida, and under and by author­ bonda shall be signed with the ,cn- of the State of Florida, an act en­ Sanford, Florida, is hereby irrevoc­ shall, upon their collection’, be imme­ Third Street West from Mill diately paid into the sinking fund und ably pledged. ity of an act entitled: “An Act to graved or lithographed fac-slmile sig- titled:, 1 Creek.'to . Avocado , Avc. "An Act to Abolish the Present JN WITNESS WHEREOF, the pledged solely for tho payment of the Abolish the Present Municipal Gov- natures of said Mayor nnd said Clerk; ‘ and Avocado Aro. from Ev,angelishIc Lectures on B ible 1Prophecy PALMETTO ANI) THIRD ST, SANFORD Beginning F. H. DUDLEY, Evangelist SEATS FREE—-------- tX X V l-it-i t. HEAR DUDLEY’S SUPER-SIX SUBJECTS : -v rw ; ... * Wednesday, Ju ly18: “A NIGHT ON EART The wor'd, washed white or whitewashed. Friday Night, July 13: “EUROPE TODAY AND TOMORROW.” A Bible prophecy to be fulfilled. What it will mean to U. S. A. Thursday, July 19: “THE AGE OF ENLIGHT MENT.” Why didn’t Abraham have a bicycle Solomon a telephone, and Peter a “Ford?” I Sunday night, July 15: “TURKEY.” The sick t m^n of the East to be ousted. A change coming P in the world’s map. ^ Tuesday, July 17: __ “ARMAGEDDON ” against the W est The Mohammedan peril. j Friday, July 29: “THE BATTLE FOR BREAD f * -Capital and Labor Struggles. Sunday, July 22: “WHAT CHRIST S A in AS TO WHEN HE WILL RETURN.” ft. �.. ik n rtfc « ia W B M iU U M N N > « M * n * M B ra n i • ■ • ' * '■ '•* •' , .. J "•! ■*■■*■*■ MBkiaWni •\\\ v!-:, *hiJ ,»-*b<3 %r. iC*» ' tV> 4 every facility t o r h a n d lin g m a n y m o re a c ­ counts in a fcrojtopt? a n d re lia b le m a n n e r— M^K LOCATION OP J. M. DUESNKH- this b a n k so licits th d b u sin e ss o f F irm s, C or­ -214 EAST FIRST 81’. porations a n d In d iv id u a ls . I• ‘ If ' ■ ‘ ■ . SALE OPENS1 FRIDAY ygu Have th e n e e d for a s a tis fa c to ry JULY -13th, 9 A. M. SHAR] banking service, w e ca n , a n d w ish to fill it! i.-if.*.. '•*V j- V?‘ lu c-/ .•i L u ; ■ *!-.;• 1887 . . E s ta. bj , lis j . h e d> r, / . ~*ft-t K/*jj** if .y-y. ,'f* ; *t j ' ■*i ■ /,> ■.** Our Entire Stopk of jfjfirmg gild Summer Radies’ Dresses, Hats, Wrap% Blouses, Undersea?, Hosiery, Bathing Suits and Sweaters must be sold in order to make room for Our New Fall Merchandise which will be here in another month. Nothing reserved as we do not carry over a ' Single Summer Garment t' * ' ■; O ur C ap ita] a n d SutylU d, $1,600,000.00 A COMMUNITY BUILDER P. P. FORSTER, President ‘ SALE OPENS FRIDAY, JULY 13th,f 9■ A. M. SHARP ' * J‘ B. F. WIIITN Cashier Advantage EXTRA SPECTAL Fine Voile, Batiste anti Dimity Waists nil sizes ut> to 46. Values up to $2.50, each ........... -..tf Cf Xe To the first 50 customers that make a $5.00 purchase or over, we will give absolutely FREE a beautiful Hanplpainted lirooch or llgr. Pin :: :: W h ite Sh6e Dressing FREE! The Whitest White Does not ru b off. Liquid a n d cake FREE!! «s FREE!!! Reg. $1.50 Silk Hose in Rlnek ant! White only, p a i r ...... . i v v Trimmed and Sport Hats Values up to $5.00. Closing out price Summer Millinery Values up to $.1.95, closing Extra Special in Silk Hose Dress and Sport Hats Q JS f* Mid-Summer Millinery Wide rnnge of colors nnjl Values up to $10.00. Closing out price ........ Values up to $7.50.'C|os- D A Q / f ing out p ric e ..... .... . . ^ e i s v V For Cour;h« I and Colds, Head** aches, Ni Rheumatism 11 Aches and Pam* and All ■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■BaaaaaeaaaaBaaaaaBaeaa«aeaaaaa*«a*»» Our • ic e s I DA Silk-Slip-Over Sweaters \ ff .r G.25 .. 0.95 Silk T.uxsJi) Sweaters Jf SwoBteps .................$1.95 k { wcAt^ps ...«. 5.95 fi,50 wefttors 0.95 wearers Extends to Orlando and Daytona as well aa the hundreds of bottles we put out in Sanford every day Silk 0yer?$loyses Valups up to .$^p.Q0, Gabardine Skirts All sizes, values up to •# C A $8.95, each .................« p X « t J U Regular $1.75 Silk Hose In Greys, and Sands with Clocks and Plain Black, Brown, Grey and Nat­ ural. Closing, out O fi/) at, pair ...........................v O v Extraordinary Values in Silk Dresses Consisting of Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Tuffeta, Georgette and Cf<!pe Knit, For Sport, Afternoon nnd Dress wear: $15.00 Silk Dresses, at ............................. $18.95 Silk Dresses, a t ....................■........ $22.50 Silk Dresses, •a t $27.50 Silk Dresses, at ............................. $12.50 Silk Dresses, a t FREE! FREE!! FREE!!! Wonderful ». #• Values *- • fg*/ 1itt **• * SufiY)-*%\ nler Wash Dresses Consisting of Normnndy Voiles, Dot* ted SvVlssds, Fronch-and Tissue GingImniH, OrgnmlWs; Linens; and Ratine, mado up iu snappy styliiS arid attVitb$4.50 Dresses, $5.05 Dresses, $0.95 Dresses, J a t ' ' ' ** $7.9f> Dresses, »$8.95 Dresses, .................... $37.60 Silk Dresses at ............ *........... [ To the first 50 customers that make a $5.00 purchase or over, we will give absolutely FRKG a' beautiful ITailctimin ted BrmJch or lW Fin :: :: $9.95 Dresses, SSale Starts FRIDAY, JULY 13th, at 9:00 A. M. Sharp, and Continues for Teh Business Days J ELDER SPRINGS WATER on account of Its purity is fast becoming the drinking water for Central Florida. It is also recommended for use in batlories. If you are not drinking Elder .Springs Water now— give it a trial. All-Wool Hatliini? Suits All Wool Kathing Suits Values up to $7.50, eiosing^oiit shapes. Q ff Very attractive Combination of col­ ors. All sizes, values © if O f f up to $8.95, at .......... W CLOSING OUT ALL DRUGGISTS J8e and 85c, J tn n d tubas $1.95 Kxlraordlnnry Value In Ncver*Shrlnk and Imported * . ‘ - -__ . >* ** * , ■ PHONE 311—WE’LL DELIVER H U , ___ I Former Location 0t J. M. Dresner—214 East First Street |HaaaHHBnaBKBHHllBHHKIlHH3haKBHafcBnKBiaUlfBa>fHn"l' C,l|l(Ha supporters of William .l«|nlrgi« Hiysn for the Democratic noitilnatlon for Mr. Harris has no criticisin' to president. |DEAN 01 innkc of the ipodorn girl. “Site's nil "Shortly before the cpnventlon of n e w s p a p e r m e n . i ight,” |to said. “Times change lhat's IfiUfl,!* h«V ntab'd, ”1 read n spehch he all.” had mad« nrnl readied he was a com­ looks in p a s t The whole I rend of th'a times Is ing figure In American' politics. I The world is growing bettor. There toward better things, he sold, and advised Colonel Robert W.* Davis, a M* proof of It right here in Jacksoiw pointed to the methods used In treat­ delegate to the convention that year, fo nominate Bryan, th a t it would win ITill*, li:,y street, for instance, g u d ing convicts as an example. “Thin is familiar to the people of. national prominence for him, and ho R be lined vrith nnloona lui(l gambling Houser. Today all lliciie places are Flolrda," he explained. "The con­ asked ine who Bryan was. Ho didn’t rone and commercial houses have tak- vict Icnre system nnd the lash un* noiniputp Bryan, but voted for him, M Uuir place. gone. A now system lit* twin In­ al though he "had no lief of <hdh£ R augurated, Thst’s Urn ojdiiion of F rank Harris, nu„. .. nnd this will gradually when he (eft Florida."—Jacksonville • | *dltr>r of the Ocala Babin er 'arid .lean be made ntor4 humane, because public Journal. G L.: •J Flotida newspapermen, who with onion'wllldem nad p CMFoo use-na Jjra. Harris, Is visiting his daughter, opinion will demsnd it.” WEEKLY WEATHER kr*. Charles II. Moyd, ICO Powell Mr. Harris talks interestingly of AND CROP BULLETIN. Insec. ■ the newspaper history of the state Mr. Harris is 70 7G years old and has and 0# t j,e part editors played in old Feu- the week ; enduir. 4ply 10, 1923. ‘v ,,»"»*.‘s Jr*" PhbUsJdnil rt‘Utlcn, lb # n^m'es of dli WovwtAk Waoi nticlv Cooler lh*i) 1B6C. He eaVatdlrtcd it Tmmo- fU te >a most prominent editor's w the seasonal average* atthougii mid­ nsUly after the war. Ileforo "^ho . the tin of his tongue, day temjmrnluros on aovcrtl Jays b* bad been a printer's sfetlf in , hl> ..^Jy ^ y s ,'' he rccsl'leil, were Widl up I nlhe 00’a at- some ata1 n*‘w*p'sp«r shop a t Quiitcy. "nil politicians and newspapers were tiona in the interior. The rainfall ^heii Mr. Harris started tho Baodividod into two dacses—Whigs «»“> was less than the normal, and irreg­ **r there.w asn’t a daily new*p»i»cr Democrats ami po|Itfco were kept ularly distributed, although showers ® the ctato and an editor had to at fever heat by bitter fights.’ were frequent over the portions ftf ■tiuw how to use a gun aa well gs ihe peninsula, and locally heavy rains •rite, hecauso po)ltio^ Were w a n t In Then came Jhe Stockton and Ilrowi occurred ovet the several divisions; ard factions'of the Democratic parly. tkoie days. There wasn’t a'railro ad *w‘h „f Gainesville. Miami, Lpkc-|»tm -remembered by the older illi; tho sunshine w u about' the normal over much of the acctioii, except most knd, OHando, Leesburg and a score «*»>•* * * - , , «rrU WM of the wjrtbeastern counties. As a iho Stockton faction. «l other thriving cities had not been whole, the sCversl clcmrnU were fa­ “Tboi* were exciting days," b» d*earned of. vorable for crop progress. i-ooking, backward," Mr. Harris o e» c* « ^ uld . '4;! . . The ----------- ------- WJ magi coastal district, has boon abandoned; lively opposing the effort to raise thcip is still tout It grass and liio Wee­ refrigerator charges and culled in vil Is active, although cgorti lo eonk imnion yesterday a t the Interstate trol Its ravages met with sitme de- Cetiimciv'e Commission und mude gren of success, where showers wore- vigorous runi|daint against tho pro­ not of daily occurrence. Ij »U* com posed incheard of approximately ten «n uplands1 mode some , progress. dollars a car which is to become ofCants, street potatoes, nrd peanuts' r.H-live August 10th unless suspended v improved on uplands nnd eultlvation by the commission. made f ,i r progress! practicallV nll*| Senate^ Trammell was advised of such crqps on low lands are ycry the necessity of formal complaint to poor—mpeh land abandoned-/ 'T hcic l>e miuio by same growers organ iiahas boe^ too much r»ln o\-er much tion tn /i number of organizations and nf the oectilion for the sweet point it, ho' hmi .Co/iUmmlcated Vflth many ui although' the- viho is luxuriant. Rice, the Florida growers relative to early cow-peat, velvet henna und nlj cover action .hi’the nature of a formal com­ crops nfc in good condition. The plaint nuking for a suspension of the melon crop.Wns one of thn poorest of piuposed in n o ise prior ttf August lo; record. Tobk«o hss.bccn harvektedf It was genorally good—probably the There arc other Transfers^ bui only outstanding auVcoss to date. Clt- nnna with BERVICK for their middi , rus I rocs a ru in good condition, aud'nnm e.—QUICK SERVICE the fru it Is holding wr1l.' The mango j FKfi. Phone 498. Is id good condition; also, the avocado I pear, rfatsumn tre^s are dqjng wt'U ■R I I R K R J V i E N A N D in the western division. TheijwcutUmr ^ was favorable for thu sett Ingulf piiieapple slips. . * _ - CHICAGO, July 12.—Tho Yankeea defeated Chicago yesterday 3 to 1. Tfn sc'pry: J \ { \ ' ONE TU DAYTONA, 4-3 %'W York — ^... 0^0 110*010—3 9 0 ('fiicago ------ 000 000 010—1 8 1 12.—Daytona Hoyt, Hofmann and Bengough; F a-, DAYTONA July made It two out of thfac from St. Mir, TImixton and Graham. I'etcrsburg hero yesterday/by taking the Iasi' game of the'scrH 'i, 4 to :t. ■DETROIT, July 12i—Boston fell bere Detroit’s attack in both game# After tho visitros had assumed . a yesterday’s double huader losing three run load the locals '^o> to Hin­ o first 7 to 3 and the second C to 1. kle for' (ivu Idtii nnd four runn, knock, ing hint out.of the box id , -------- — -----------Cooper pitched good ball but gave LAKELAND, July 12^—Lakeland way to Little in the eighth when, he and Tampa aplit a double header here got himself In a hole. Little waa un- yesterday, tho Smokera copping tha hlllablpj Hist contest 8 to 3. Hankins held Tampa to three hits In the adcond and the Highlanders won .1 to 0. Hfewart’s ItHtlng.fwtured. : \ .* :if.-' i SOcond S tra ig h t —- — - '. SAINTS lo se I Uo; Cfcvohuidws | CLKVELA.NI>, July li-C lc y c la n d made it two straight from Philn^clphia today by winning to ^-1,‘ Sconr; Philniiclphi:i ...1 0<k>; 0«J 902—2 7 0 Cleveland .. . Wli 6p0 ? b 5 '-4 ip 0 Rommell. tu ilett and Oruggys CovSENATOR TlfAMMELL . ORLANDO, July 1 2 /-In the long cieskio; and; Myat^. ; ■ ;t / ACTIVELY OFPOSlNft, .wr-i-L ,0 ^ ^ cst game ever played in tka Florid/ ; :■ lyCHBA^ p i I f A t e Sfats 'Le'jjruV, "tho Orlando Bulldog) ^ July 1 2 .-8 L Louis and the*pennant chasing Brudentowi ’ Wnahinctort piuim rs W A B lilN O T O ^ ^ Growers bsttb'd for a e « h te « j inning) A cnftUAr of < 1 and the fruit and forty-five’ m inutes'after the ioV rU flijJ. 'Umpfte* T urner (JROWERB RATTLE FOJ(t D jNNINGa »^ *r>: V +** ^ i\! nominal cost. QUICK SERVICE tNSFER. Phono m . tie Watch for i �w & w L l E l r f l U * ^ kV fn 1lJff ’^ f t l H V Ham. tell you what mergers nro essential to sbvo whjit you hnvo And coin by combination St. ..’Anfcuathie. Roc The Herald Printing Co K. A U O IJ.Y . J. tlLLAni BIt. . A . NKKL.... «. MOI.t.r "Ford Boom Cannot I^ad to While Houso" says a prominent writer in the newspaper*. Well, where in the Bummor breezes do you think tho Ford Boom will load? To Detroit, maybe. ■ o----------Thrco days now since we hnvc heard from President Hnrding and we are afraid he Is lost in Chilkoot Pass or ono of tho dance halls in Dawson City. Let us hear from you, Mr, President. ----------- o Woman convicted of murder tries to beat her brains out by beating her head against the cell, states article in current press. Well, some people we know could not i>cnt out any brains in th lf manner. * ----------- D---------- » Ilotarians nnd Kiwnnlnns played strenuous gnjne of ball yesterday a f­ ternoon nnd tho boys while sweating and burning under the hot rays A>f ■B the sun thought! Wuy/Jwuru earning money for charity. But come to find out no one took up any collection and ao they really played for nothing. Tho public really owes them at least fONE THOUSAND DOLLARS?*!. —---------------- r ~ Centralization is tho tiling those strenuous days. Centralise your gov­ ernments, contrail to your municipal nflTaini, centralize your business, contrnllxg your transportation problems, centralize your growing nnd shipping. And Sanford is tho center of the in­ dustry of the state so make Sanford the central distributing point. * -----------o----------Headlines say that the U. 8. In­ come lax is lower than that of any other imtIon. Well, maybe so, may­ be so. But that is not helping us to pay our share of it every yenr just when wo havo no money to pay it with. It Is strange that n man should lie compelled to pny inenmo tax on something that does not really exist. In other word* yon hnvo to pny n tax and borrow the money to pay It. ---------- <>—.-------Key West voted glliO.OOQ for mu­ nicipal golf links. If Key Went thinks this much about golf playing it Is high time tintl 8unf.ini and other cities thought something about it. flolb should t>e a game that everyone could play. It i* the greatest outdoor game for y^ung and old of all glasjKis that has ever been invented and everyone in Sanford should have tlie privilege of playing golf if they are on minded. • Tim currents of today's fajR tnoving butinos* trend are sweeping newspujiers into consolidations. In tho trade journals like "Editor and Publisher" apd Printers' Ink (month­ ly and weekly) ono may read every few.days about new consolidation* of two or more newspapers in the same town, and of newspaper failures. Ad­ vertisers, national ' aid local, desire concentration in their space-buying campaigns, und unvariably welcome newspopor combines. One newspaiwr to the town is be­ coming quite tho—may wc way "ant's pants," oven in cities of a hundred thousand population und over. Flint, Mich., 0 r instance, a prosperous manu/ai luring center (homo of Uulck Ami several other automobile fac­ tories) now has but one newspaper. An advertIsediont in “The Fourth of June SO. says: y " y is pg»t foy the old-lime .YVH rotE ME -run WUS OA «D TO HER hSuH KriOW TVH DIO YuH DOWN? TP Hf L 5‘tOQ OAO The Farming Industry has been re­ garded as one of Seminole Coun­ ty’s Greatest Assets INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO, — — fo r b u y in g C o lu m b ia s — they last longer Colum bia H o t Sh ot or Colum bia Ignitors are "right” fo r/y o u r needs. That's why people have the habit o f asking for Columbias. Columbia Dry Batteries Tor alt purposes are sold by hardware and general stores, r lectrical and auto supply shops, garages and implement dealers. IS word U the beat bond that H any honeat business man can put up. W* have given Goodyear our word that every customer who buys a G oodyear Tire from ua will gat real Goodyear Service. Wa era keeping our word—and wa era satisfying old cus­ tomers and winning new ones. At C n O w r StrtU* S M I t t t S n a x «m mtt « m u r n * ■fa&&B3 fcs lJk»«ri «<f» a#ffA « l •ndrnrm KENT VUL c Tw ORKS Oak Avenue and Third Street ft ColunsMa 'Dry Batteries w To assist in maintaining* Sanford s position as the Center of the World’s greatest Vegetable Garden wc are prepared to take care of the mate requirements of the regular patrons of this Bank. Sanford Peoples DEPOSITS INSURED SANFORD, FLORIDA o ----------------------------- The real reason ■— ■— u i -fV* r ‘•41*«**V* " t 1* * WHIT POfiTCHA GO HPUNCH T»1E tlTTl IDOOO' WEU.'HELP l to h T o n n Y __ it coraw to that—pn|>er is cither kcennus?. for their tasks is to bo re­ spot cash or nothing oml wp must stored in the brief time usunlly avail­ hnvo the money. Those who are In able for vneutions. There should be arrears nro expoctod to pay even u minimum of suggestion of tho job though the paper la slopped because which has been temporarily nbnnthey hnvo accepted the puper through tlolied. The following from the Lakeland the postoffico nnd the government Vncntlon should he a definite ehnnge Star-Telegram cavers the plan of has made Hitch a ruling. On duly from vocation, nnd unless this can bo the llernid nnd MVoral other dally 20lh every subscriber who is in. nr- Nccured to tho maximum degree much papers in the slate who have sold roars will bo removed from the lint10f the value of the period of relnxntheir circulation list to Mr. Berg: in order to get to the goal to which tlon will be sacrificed. Tho person "Tho cjrculnllon department of the we nro working. That is only nine wbo can manage to adopt himself Star-telegram is now under the di­ day* away. Statements havo been promptly to conditions that will pro­ rection nnd management of R. H. sent out to those in arrears nnd it duce tho desired iv alt t may count Berg, formerly with the Miami Me­ will bo highly appreciated if every­ himself fortunate. tropolis for n number of years ns cir­ one who wants his paper continued It should not be norc-snry to rugculation manager of Hint paper. For and hot miss an issue to nee that the g ir t to any oria the wisdom of enretthe past few days Mr. Ilerg has been paper in paid in tidvnncc nnd kept fulness iii t h e .m atter of eating nnd busy systematizing tho mail list of that way." drinking when on vacation. That is tho Star-Telegram anil ha proposes taken for * granted. More physical to hnndle every account just ns the VACATION TIME rejuvenation will not lm possible at justness office handles advertising its best Uiilesa the mental altitude of accounts. In other words the whole Something more than n change of (he vacationists towards life in gen­ subscription list is placed on n busi­ location is necessary if vacationists eral has been tpiickcncd by contact ness bards. Thu Stnr-Telegrnm sells who are nhlo to take*only two weeks with places Anil individuals.—Tampa tho papers to him every morning and from their work each year are to gel Tribune.. , j . he pays cash for them; he in turn the best results from the time. There sells them to the carriers nnd the car­ should be ns nearly ns possible a com­ Straw lint*, half price at McKinriers check up nnd pny cash for ev­ plete reversal of the activities of tho non-Mnrkwood Co. 87-fite ery paper that is is sent oyj; If a individual during his employment at I subscriber falls to pny tho carrier, home. <1, )ll t, r •/,, M|A*e\C|! tint Imy threlJin r because he must Surgeon General c ummutg of the VIE pay for his paper nnd keep his col­ United Stules Public Hen till Service lections u plo date; therefore, don't says that indoor workers should make blame the boy if he atoms to Ik oh nearly ns por..ihle n complete Clean < wV n aHave n c wicur* anxious for bis money. Taon Mr. change to outdoors ,nnd that workers TOUR m S j i c a l t h y £ycs j Ilerg also must pay the Star-Tele­ ii the open will find their greatest gram cash for all papers nnd siib- t cm ati'.m in reversing the conditions U they Tlre^Itch, Smart, Burr* scribcrs should not blrime Mr. Ilerg with which the yarn fnmilijix.in their or Discharged II Sore', Irritated, if he, too, insists upon payment for [employment. Inflam ed'or Granulated, use the papers he sells. Every subscrib­ The fact is that very few persona Murine. Soothes and Refreshes. Safe for Infant o fA d u lu A u d i er I* treated alike and a system is ic overworked physically, but whnl Druggists.*^ _ __ adopted that will lie lietier for every* J they need is a change of environment U'mtf.t Fm&Afit*k\ one who is interested in having Ida!that will give them tho mental relaxVIUR1NR CO., 9 E*it Ohio 8<r*«. C h k ** - , ntiun .that is necessary hills paid. As has been explained several times we must hnvo the mail sub­ scription paid in ndvunre if wo are to become members of the Audit IIurenu of Circulations und it is no re­ flection upon any person now taking, the paper if they do not pny up and the paper i:i slopped because it la Just n plain business proposition.. Wo hnvo boon sending out several hun­ dred papers ever yday to readers who do not pretend to pay and yet the puper on which the news is printed T h e-la rg e st laboratory, d evoted to must be paid for in advance by this office nnd there is no six months' dry cell research, experiments contin­ or yenr's lime to oven cortflder when uously to make them ’'last longer.” NEWSPAPER MERGERS. r f •v’i * ^ O O LOOK t FELLtRS \ S H E A f COMti ' T onM t'* ► CHL WITH'WAT Bwr wHA1* JE ? CAME "FW n N<to TtflK, Now is the time /or Sanford mer­ chants to Rot together for one big day in Sanford and that one big day should bo a Dollar Day and general trading day for the people living within a radius of fifty miles of San­ ford. Make it interesting by putting out'som e real Dollar Day bnrgnins. Make it Interesting by giving several automobiles and maVe it interesting by making tho people who come heiy feel that they are; in the best trading center of tho state. Ttj* Aaaorlatad 1’rasa la «ielu*lvalr •ntltlnd to the uaa for rrpiihllcMton of all nawa dlanatchaa credited to |t -or not otherwise credited • In thla paper and also the |poa| newe pobllsbed Sanford this summer. People make 'All right a of re-puh|lcatlon or special dull times by sitting nround in the dlepatchee herein at* alao raaarvad, Him nnd talking hard times. Right o ffic e i 111*11 a i.u nuiLiiiwn. i«i now In the midst of the greatest Ailvrrtlalnt k«p building boom that Sanford has ever C TtForrlan IF. AMF.IUCANPP G0S/O experienced nnd on tho eve of a most successfuli winter tienson we should he up nnd doing nnd not grumbling nnd growling either about tho weath­ Rum ruhners nro telling nnmo er or about the ".Big Freeze" or about funny stories Just now—or is It the anything that is past and gone. We anti-prohibition crowd telling them. arc-living in n most wonderful age and the man who goes after business The F.lks spent over two million Is the man who will succeed. Moan­ dollars for charity during the past ing nnd groaning nnd getting blue in year. Tho great heart of Klkdom the face talking about hard times is all right. The Elks do ns much will never gut you anywhere. for charity ns any other organization on earth. NEW CIRCULATION PLAN m Wk*t\u*er>ri‘* —they last longer ■■■■XHfl*nM BrfRaaaintHf(W ftBiirflffcV!)artttVft:!lt?ffaBfcEXBaHnuHKKRaHnaaiia:iaM HaHaHHaaia~iii continue to sell our citrus fruits for less money than they are worth? .We, tho cooperating growers who market our own fru it through the Florida Citrus Exchange, continue to sell a t top prices; grade, pack, quality, and volumo considered. Your fruit, if you are not a member of tho Florida Citrus Exchange, continues to bo sold in direct competition with ours, lowering tho prlcos received by all of us. • 4* . 1w . * Practically every car of fruit wo sell has to meet consid­ erably lower prices offered to tho trade by tho non-coopera­ tive and speculative marketing ngcncics. Wo are able to get better prices because of the consumer demand lor Sealdswcet grapefruit and oranges, developed by years of consistent advertising, nnd by reason of our reputa­ tion for fair treatment of tho trade. Every Florida grower, whether or not a member of the Florida Citrus Exchange, receives less for his fruit under the present system than it is actually worth. Why continue the destructive methods which produce this result? Five thousand a n d more of us who have tried the coop­ erative idea of marketing nnd havo not found ft wanting, in­ vite the other Florida growers to join us in eliminating un­ wise competition from the citrus industry. In the Florida Citrus Exchange wo havo built up an effi­ cient, strong organization which is amply able to sccuro for every Florida grower all that his fruiMs worth, whenevor tho present plan of selling fruit for less than its real value by many growers is abandoned. HWy not try cooperation instead of competitiont ll'/iy longer accept for your fruit less than you should rcceivet J*U 111* IlarM n n tr a a R i r l n u t fa r > uar f r u it, f r u u l t Ike n i l u | , r , w k - B u k u i i o r w rit* u ,( h w iarm a i �THURSDAY, JULY * 12, 19 2 3 “WHERE STYLE REIGNS” “WHERE STYLE REIGNS” THE PO^T OFFICE IS NEXT DOOR TO US THE POST OFFICE IS NEXT DOOR TO US SANFORD, FLORIDA SANFORD, FLORIDA Starting Friday, Jiily ]13a 9 A J la m IP* >siltively End s !Satui day Ntght, Jlid;y 28 Two weeks of sensational selling of HIGH QUALITY WEARING APPAREL, MILLINERY and ACCESSORIES. The greatest MONEYof the year. Tremendous sacrifices on seasonable merchandise. Reductions that will startle the most conservative buyer, Everything must go regardless of cost. Come early and be first to get some of these wonderful bargains. Silk Drosses of u mis uni bonuly. The very latest Mid-summer Fashions. Represented in Canton Crepe, Flat Crepe, Printed Crepe, Wash Silks, in the light pastel shades tor afternoon wear, and the dark colors suitable for traveling, at— , • - Dainty Cool Cotton Frocks that acicnttlhtc the spirit of Summer.’ Distinc­ tive models in French Voiles, Normandics, Swisaes, Ginghams and others, Specially priced, at— Values from $10.75 to $,‘15.00 Values' $0.95 to $10.50 A fortunate purchase enables us to offer this remarkable line of Frocks tit ridiculously* low prices. C and Workmanship are supreme. Peg*j>:y Paige needs no introduction. Assembled at 2 prices Cotton Frocks in all the choicest of Cool Summer ma­ terials. A large selection of popular colors, at .........— Values up to $29.50 Summer Silks in beautiful coloring and combination effects, a t ........................................................................ Values represented up to $59.00 ■ m mm mn Values to $0.95 » ANY SILK AND SILK AND WOOL it a ■n U A mm ua in un y m fra n iBUiitxnTJM E a sw re assa tw a CAPES AND COATS OVERDLOUSES BATHING SUITS Every smart conceivable shape—every advanced Mid-Sunimer Style—every popu­ lar and prevailing effect jn Dress, Street and Sport H als,- Special sale prices— In the newest of spring modes. Paisley and Persian colorings n m and plain designs. Specially HA t%A priced at— ma ma mm ka a m $29.00 Grade,s HA AH HAND-MADE WAISTS MA MU »S PETTICOATS $12.95 Grades ■■ ^ $18.75 Grades W vl . : $ 3 .i 5 §1 *S?liradca- $3.95 «■ ©Al Q S y T iO O mm u■ M NM MM ?5.9G QuaUties, at ------------------- ---------------------------— ~ ■■ TWO SPECIAL LOTS AT Fashionable Sport Coats ■ ■ Gay shaded Petticoats in Silk SS Jersey, and Jersey and Taffeta 3 “ combinations: Cotton Crepe Kimnnns. All col­ or combinations. Closing out at Superior Quality Hand Drawn Waists. Pretty collars in Peter Pan and Tailored of feels. But­ ton in front or back, on sale, at— WHITE WASH SKIRTS Sateen and Gaberdine, about 50 to close out a t— PRINCESS SLIPS Snlccn and Lingclto Slips, In all popular colors. Sale price— CHILDREN’S HATS AT REDUCED PRICES $22.00 Grades Formerly -$2.G0 and $ 1.59 ' ------------------------- ATISTE UNDERGARMENTS SILK HOSE Kaysdr and Wolfhcad Jersey and Crepe de Chine Underwear. Wo have an unusually largo and pretty assortment to suit the most discriminating: / ‘ Glove Silk Vest'd', regular $2.95 Q A A S quality. Sale price ....... Gk-yc Silk Bloomers, regular © Q O ff $$.95 irratle, ut ...................... Glove Silk Step-Ins, $5,95 « d 0 5 Crept) dc Chine Teddies, Lace trimmed, $3.95. value, at .... Crepe de Chino Teddies, extra fine, ,95 quality, at EXTRA SPECIAL Envelope Chemise, fine grade Long.Cloth and Batiste, well tailored, $1.50 and $2.50 grades. Special sale price: Gowiib, best quality, at AND KIMONAS AND AM if n MA SKIRTS ■di!I nit ■*! Charmingly pretty Silk Skirts in Itoslmimro mid Canton Crepe. Colorful combinations. Sale price— A choice selection of Wool Bath ing Suits. Pretty color combi nations, on sale: $1.50 Grades PZf\ Smart Can Ion, Flat Crepe and Camel Hair Capes, smartly Iriinmod. Some sheared, others fring­ ed, priced to move: mu ■ a ma , OfleJiwti' Dveswewi 'odflw iunl tw in-in-Organdie, Voics, Ratine,1 ami Cantons, at .......................................... .......................................... . <5 3ne Lot Dresses, in Ginghams and Voiles, SWEATERS A ‘1Ar/re nelecTfeuf of Tnie quality SwoatotV divided into 2 prices, ANY ALL-WOOL SWEATER MARTHA-4-FQOT: That smart, guaran­ teed Gjove Silk Hone. \Vonderful wearing qualities. Colors, Black, Silver, Brown, White and Bdb-o-link. HefdoUng features: Plain $3.75 Grade, C Q .O f f Fancy $3.50 Grade, LATE: Ail pure thread Silk Hose of'Very fine wearing qualities Good service behind overy pair. All popular shades: Hpnd-drawn Clox, Bluck and White only, $3.50 value, !!nt All Silk Full Fashioned $2.95 fcrndo, in Black, White.-Nude, if* -A, -J’V. •'**\*fi • *I* V*. *t*L . * Vi’• \ Pure Thread Silk, Lisle Top, Full Fuehloncd, Colors, ■ Grey, Nude, Otter, Bluek and White, a t ........... .................. Thread Silk, UsleTop, ©4 £ f f Our Special $1.50 R $1.95 val., all colors Blk.; White, Brov 1 I%*-’ • 'I'? *' t V, of Negligees, Hand Bags, Ear Bobs, Beads, Combs, a *%**,%/* ' WJ-'3S ,'r ' CORSETS AND BRASSIERS The Corset as an accessory is absolutely essential to give the well gowned woman better lines. Kabo, Thomson's GIove-Fittihg npd tho W. B. Stylish Stout offers either tho slender or stout woman an opportunity of choosing the best corset adapted to her figure. Wo also feature the Uiuu Jolio Elas­ tic Brocade Girdle. Special sale prices: % L. $4.95 Equality$6.75 $0.95 © f f m £■ $9.75 * ; © f * Q f f qunlity y U i l t f quality / •« /£ ) The BRASSIERE is as important as tho Corset'. It solves “tho above tho waist line” problem. Wo have Brassieres for every typo of figure at spec­ ial sale prices $2.25 D $2,50 Quldity V Grades $1.95 Grades, 95c Quality. Special, at $1.50 Gradcaj G5c Grades, SpcciaJ, a t . Special, at <VE riTTlNO** CORSETS. V ■ } -+'• too numerous to mention, will go at Special Sale Prices. Store closed ThursLY CLEARANCE SALE •;v i3 �w tv i'iiv il 9 4 ITS S iii Price-Cutting Event that You Haven’t Seen the Like of B efore-E ven the Most Skeptical will be Surprised Here's a Special -Bargain on . BUNGALOW APRONS FREE! 3x6 FT. BUNGALOW RUG. FREE! Assorted Pnltoilis nml stylos, Ginghnm nnd Percale Aprons, well made and a value at $1.19. OQp Salo pried, 6ach ........... ... .............................. O v v Every customer spending $5.00 or more at our store Monday, July lGlh, will he given a handsome 3xG-ft. Bungalow Rug absolutely free. Look— MISCELLANEOUS. VALUES— Read Don’t Forget---------------------Monday, July 16ih DON’T PASS THESE BY Ripplclto Bed Spreads, G3x90-ln. $2.50 value, 0 4 QO Ripplctte Bed Spreads, 81x90-in. $3.25 value, each ...... ............... ................... .......................... Bath Towels, extra large, G9c value, each .... .................... ..... .......................... .. Buck Towels, plain while, also red border, 25c value, each’........ .................. .............. Table Cloths, good quality white Damask, • 58x01*1nr* each ............................... .......... Table Napkins, largo size, hemmed, $.‘(.50 value, dozen .... ....... .............. .....*..1. OQ QQ RAIN LASTS 2 WEEKS ONLY OR SHINE CLOSES SATURDAY, JULY 28 Ladies' Ribbed Union Suits, 69c vnlue, AQU each ............ ......................................................... Ladles’ Night Gowns, of serviceable Crepe, assorted colors, a big value at $1.26. O A tA Sale price ....... ...,O v v Ladies’ Vests, 16c value, • A A ia each .............................................................. ................. Ladies’ Vests, extra fine quality, Mercerized Tape, 35c value, each ............................................. Children’s Body Waist, 60c value, QAW V each ................................v......................................... U.O f f 1 5 Saye Money Here on Piece Goods LADIES’ SILK HOSE $1.25 Vtiiiie Sale Price, pair Cliambray, effects solid color,' 4 yard ...................f............................ X V I/ Amoskeg Apron Gingham, 23c value, . 4 , ym;d......... •...... * .- > r r ......... • • • • - y.............. ....... ■ ** IJji’ea.'ftGltitfURn, 8£4hvj0liUor'iiMt^dii(£ • 1 French Gingham, 32-in. wide. A dress from this fine Im­ ported Gingham is a treat for anyone, and just THINK OF'THIS PRICE—it's like having money sent Q Q a you from home, 59c value, Sale price, y a rd ..... ..... O t / V * 18C P ULL FASHIONED LADIES* PURE THREAD SILK HOSE Value J|!2.75, pair iUoln*Voiles, Rim* nwJ.^mtY, wifjU,...,, white dots, G5c value, yard ................................ T U V Windsor Crepe, white, blue and pink, ftQ a 35e value, yard .........................................................a u v Remit Percales, gunvantood fast colors, JtG-In. wide, 1 Q a • yard ..... :.... .............................................................. X tF % / Lorraine Tissue Ginglmm, with silk st ripes, 32-in. wide. This fino material launders beautifully and cannot tie excelled for mnking cool attractive dresses for the hot summer days, 75c value. Kale price, C Q p yard ....... ....................................... '..1.......... 4.......... O ***✓ Paisley Voiles, the most popular fabric of the sen- A Q a son ami JU ST LOOK AT THE PRICE, yard.... $1.98 MEN’S MERCERIZED LISLE* HOSE 30c value. Black and tan 5 pairs for White Voile, 4‘1-in. wide, fine Flaxen, 36-in. wide, 40c value, Flnxon, 30-in\ wide, 50c vnlue, y a rd ............................... SPECIAL Sheeting, 9/4 Unbloached, U5c value, yard ...................................... 29c .......... CHILDREN’S1 : MERCERIZED SOCKS 39c Value, 4 pr. foi> $1.00 CHILDREN’S MERCERIZED SOCKS 3-4 Length, 49fc value 3 pairs for $ 1.00 d (fL MEN’S WORK SOCKS Black and Tan 3 pair for SPECIAL 49c Imported Japanese Crepe,* 32-in. wide, 4Qe,Value. Sale price, y a r d ...... 25c 1 LOT GABARDINE SUITS Sport models, well made of the vory finest material. A value at $22.60, but we have only 8 of these suits l**fL to close out quick at only IT’S A SCREAM! Don’t let UiIh get by—como early to be assured of your size Men’s Palm Beach Suits, $14.00 v alu e....... Men’s Mohair Suita $15.00 value ...... Sweet* Orr REMEMBER THIS IS FOR SATURDAY ONLY W atch for Tomorrow’s Paper for More SHOES O U T THEY GO WOMEN’S SHOES Women’s Patent Sandals, low heels, $6.00 values, per pair .................................... Women’s Patent 1-Strnp Oxford^, gray trim ­ mings, $5.00 value, p n lr.......... .................... . Women’s Tan *1-strop Oxfords, Suede back, Cu ban heels, $5.00 vnluo, pair ...... ................... ;x Women’s Kid Oxfords, 1-atrap; vnluo $3.98, pair % i.*!r *f '•*„1*i, { J * Women’s Comfort Oxfords^ Cushion ■ ' Solos, pair 25 pairs Women’s Patent Oxfords, 1-strap, ■.different i nml broken sizes, low and high heels. Values up tp Your choice of any pair in the lot, 4Q 85 pairs Womun’HShoes, odds and ends of discontinued ( but m-m- nn »• nro crivwt Shoes mi. n CkA A A CHILDREN’S SHOES Children’s Patent Pumps, , sizes 3 to 8, pair .... ............... -.... ;.... #......... . Misses’ Patent Pumps, sizes 8«/s to , I Hi*. $2.50 values, pair .............. Misses Patent Oxfords, 1-strap, sizes 12 to 2. values to $2.75, pair ............-A...-.:...:. Children’s Barefoot Sandals, sizes 12 to 2 I>air........ ........... ............ .... Men’s Vici Bluchers, FRO last ■- $L00 value, pair ............... Men’s Oxfords, values up to $0.50, pair ;,'ri y .y * .__ . Every pair"of"these Fifth Avenue or Overglobe. Lverv nair a h a r p ATM ' w . L Douglaa3 ShoC;li P3,r A BARG^ V I 11 I I ■ J l it k 4 . . ( j t '( 1 FT f ? — * .. _ V We have several dozen pairs of W I n n u n a a< ^U ( 1____i * , ™.V1 w * L. DOUGLASS SHI styles that have been dinoonlinued. Values uj to $8.50. Tliey arc going at only, pair ...... jlas Shoes Btiy your shoes no �(yea B x n M Glasses M r Henry McLauluvJr O p t D j O ptW w -O ptom rtrlrt IS B u t P in t Street Sanford, 1 find the «»»*> t Duaines* Man j (a this Column c S e rv ic e S to ra g e FORD NOVELTY WORKS . . C- C O LEER . I’rt>^ iral Shop and Mill Work CTOR and BUILDER trelal Street—Sanford, Fla. w . HERNDON iN C E a g e n c y AUTO------- -BONDS S, 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder p. Connelly & Sons r.al.bllahrd 1900 I E»t»lc, Ix>nns and Insurance II 104-8 Mhgnolla. Ave. ART The Florist (rt_ -----------Floral Designs I and Ornamental Plants e Arc.----------- Phono 260-W {FORD MACHINE COMPANY lerel Machine and Boiler Works • Cylinder Grinding e 62---------Sanford. Florida Lbrtk -J. 11. Colclougb <eak & Colclough INSURANCE FirrVLifeJ-Auto 3 First Nal’l Hank Btdg. Annex. TORI) -:FLORIDA Cirdi of Sanford's Rrput»W# Professional Men, each •f whom, In his chosen pro(m Eob the Herald recom■tods to the people. George A. DeCottes A ttorney at-1-it w 0»w HraRnide County Bank WORD FLORIDA RED R. WILSON a tto rn ey -a t -l a w if»l National Hank Building fORD FLORIDA ■ ton j . m o u g h t o n _ ARCHITECT r. , FLORIDA front) CHELLE MAINES *:• LAWYER *:— C o u r t H o u se FOR hENT—To adults, furnished - apattm cifttr’f l ^ I I o o r , ’three room* with large screened and curtained porch and private nth. 813 Mngnolla avenue. 89-3tp .. ......... ....... $4.00 Rotary club In tho ‘fifth- as catcher and a certain Klwanian told u* that the Rotary manager had to u*c thla player who is not a Rotarian because all of the Rotarians had wi-fit homo acared of the rain. But we notice >*. LIFE, AUTO IN8URANC1B who I* also a npn-Klwam* in tneir line-up. Bo both aide* have got aomethlng to explain. R n .^ 1 _ t ___ * ■_ jcl : ____ : I t L. SHIPP, Editor WANTlilF—ROYB TO SELL THE Sharon, <*L, 3b; HANFORD HERALD ON TUB Beane, rf......... HTRKKTS OF SANFORn. A GOOD CHANCE FOR AMMTIOU8 UOYB OtVHln, c. TO MAKE niG PROFITS FOR A Lane, p.......... J. FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS Raffeld, rf. SIIIPI* AT THE HERALD OFFICE. Maincs, c f.__ • ' jd h -tf Tho Kiwanls b ase,ball team , under wan caught, making the second out. Rrownlee, rf. ... ;■ ) •! " Classified Ads le a word. No ha WANTED—Rellahlo aclllod ^ -jfc--"Sting to the competent leadership of Ed. Lina, Bail was thfownr* oUt nttempi ’Ad taken .for less than 25c. . in woman to live on place. I’l Wial estate and m oviornnn, defeated steal tjjird. So ended th d 4 i And pool lively no Classified . th e ’Rotary club, under tho leadership Inning. Ads charged anyone. Cash in Rotary „ i to . ...... of Charlie Britt, real estate, etc!}* by Thrasher who led off for the Rotes' Tonight an all-star ra rt In "Mighty must accompany all ordem. tho close score of 8 to ft. was out, pitcher to first. Knight wns U U ’ a Rase". FOUND Count the"words and remit Pulcston, who! startM /pitehlng for safe on short stop’s error, going to Thrasher, 3b. . >*4 atordingly. FOUND Own­ tho Rotary, wns a little out of form, second when, ccntorficldcr fumbled Holly, 31*. !..... It Is a in run.- melody! This Rhap­ er can have snmo upon identifica­ not having played base ball In such a B ritt’s fly. Judge Sharon hnd forgot­ Knight, lb. sody of the city rtnn.13 played on tho tion und paying for ad. Call a t Her­ longtim e. Ho gave up three hito, one ten to put glue on his hnnds was tho Britt, 2b, c, p heart strings. ald office. V D7-tf< walk and combined'with one error al­ renson for dropping tho easy fly. Rnsehrn, ss. ..; Fo r s a l e lowed tho Kiwanls to scoino ,'^threc Rosehro'doubled to left scoring both Newman, rf. . A’ tale of love and devotion, of FUR SALE — Custard APOSTLE OF UNDERSTANDING times in the initial fram e.' Knight and Britt. Ho was .later Speneer, rf. ... atrong men nnd women of two kinds, Sam Ilaumol started'-,the pitching caught napping off second. Newman Haynes, If. .... apple muck. Just the of dark streets nnd sunlit places, of job for the Kiwanls and w hile’allow­ filed out to Judgo Sharon who didn't Brandt, If. ..... the mngle of music, and of something thing for seed beds, $4 President Harding a t Wrangle Is­ ing one one hit In tho first Inning, his think It snfc to drop it. Henry, cf., 3b, land says ho goes to Alaska as apos­ else that some might call God. team mates were a littlo dlxxy and per ton f. o. b. Moore tle of understanding. The rest of the game wns pretty Roumillntt, c . . rnmlo twu errors allowing tho Rotes good but tho scoro keeper couldn’t Henderson, c. . Haven. W riteor wire, Also “Spooky Romance, to cross the platter two tim es before get the other four Innings play by Pulcston, p. . DECREASE IN part Century Comedy. W. E. Daniel, Moore SLIGHT Stevens, p....... Iho terror was over. piny on account of both sides making UNFILLED ORDERS BY Ed. Lane was really the s ta r hitter so many changes In lineup. Kent, 2b......... Haven, Fla. Give refer­ STEEL CORPORATION And the honor guests tonight will of the afternoon. While not getting Gene Roumillnt, who started tho re­ ence. 86-6tdp: 100-lto 1>o Tim Keene and till] Pules ton, (the tho most hits ho .smashed out a home ceiving end for the Rotary cluh had NEW YORK, JULY 11.—Unfilled FOR SALK—1 team rnulilea, wagon only requirement is that they bring orders of the United States Steel Cor­ run in tho fifth Inning scoring two to retire in tho second inning when n Score by Innings: and harness a t a bargain.—E. N. no Indies with them) and they will runner* ahead of him, tho "trem en­ pitrhod hail hurt his finger pretty Sutton, Geneva, Fla. 82-10tp poration on Juno 30, made public yes­ dous" blow going to left field on badly. This was about tho only not- Kiwanls ....... .’..................... 301 13—8 bee this finu picture without cost to terday totaled 8,330,201 tons, a de­ FARMERS— You caa got seed bod iccahlo casualty aa every one hnd * a Rotary ....... ......... ................ 210 03—0 them, the treat being on Osorne. crease of 595,000 tons under those nt French avonuo. fra m n and irrigation pluga a t tho the end of May. Summary: Two Imso bits, RoseThe Kiwnninns started off with n few scniUhes. The w riter noticed Sanford -Novelty Works. 100-tfc rush in tho first, Baumel, first up severnl >rr tho players of both teams bro. Hume runs, Lane and Hender­ Tomorrow — Marguerite Do La singling to left; Lloyd struck out, limping sround this morning and up­ son. Stolen bases, Ovcrlln, Pulcston, Motto, Frank Krccnnn nnd IJnyd FOR SALE—Dosier and Gays’ paints Baumel going to aecond. Stceio sing­ on inquiry received the answer, "Just Ball. Struck out, by Pulcston 3, by Hughes in "Scars of Jealousy." and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty , Stevens 1, BHlt 1, Hnumcl 0, Lane 4. led to center, Baumel held a t third. n little sore." Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc Hutchinson walked, filling tho bases. Losing pitcher, B ritt; winning pitch­ The box scores follow: Saturday—Dorothy Dalton in Fo r SALE—Rhode Island eggs for Then Forest Lake, o\ir mayor-bnnker, Lane. Bound." i Klwanis setting, 15 eggs for 31.00, Mrs. cr, stepped to tho plate and as usual AH R II PO A E Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, San­ started the fire works. Ho ’singled to Baumel, p„ cf. 3b. 5 1 2 1 1 0 Are you moving? Coil 408 for a ford. 83-tfp center scoring Baumel and Steele. Lloyd, lb ................ 3 0 0 5 0 0 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, and Kiwnninns won! FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 Anthmcitc" operators nt Atlantic have it dono right. Ball grounded to third but Thr«Bhcr Steele, ss................. 3 3 2 1 1 - 1 83-tfc stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San* threw wild to first nnd ho was snfc, Hutchinson, 2b...... 2 2 0 1 0 0 City ngrcc to eliminate the 12-hour ford Ave. • 63-tfc Scoring Hutchinson nt tho same time. Lake, ah. ................. 2 0 1 0 0 0 working day “as soon as practicable,” Electric light Inst longer if kept in FOR SALE—No. 817 West First St. the dark. Lnkc ventured too fa r off second and Ball, If..................... 2 0 0 1 0 0 but oppose wage advance. So goes the critic that don’t know Attractive terms. Address owner, nnylhing about baseball, but known Box 782, Daytona, Fla. CP-tfe all about the Kiwnnis nnd Ilotnry OFFER EXTRAORDINARY clubs. One new five room house with bnth, full ‘lot, well located—NEVER OC­ Hope there won’t be any hard feel­ CUPIED. ings by anyone but the Kiwnninns PRICE just naturally nnd “leototnlly,” etc., $3,000.00— -----------Terms to suit you outclassed the Rotes. A REAL BARGAIN A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Did you see Ed Lane pound out ’ 70-tfc that home run in the fifth inning MORNING AND NIGHT MlUTTicT- with two on bases? Tho above named livery. Phono Ed. Riggers your gentleman must have been practic­ wants. 87-5tp ing in someone’s vacant lot judging FOft~ffAI 32—Five nrfrs"|n go|d byMhc way nc tossed (bar pill ucross. pear loading station. Inquire nt 1103 Osk avenue. 88-3tp Schcllc Malnes is nil right when it FOR SALE—11)22 Ford louring enr, comes to "lawyering," getting walk­ splendid condition, n rent bargain ed to first base but we’d advise him to some one for cash or terms. Phone to lay of? that base-stealing. He Mr. Register No. 5. 88-2tp hasn’t quite the right balance for FOR KALE—fimnll secoiul-hnnd iron fast running nnd yesterday was office snfe. Used three months, thrown out trying to steal third. 21 MID-SUMMER LINEN AND RAT­ good na now, Fireproof anil big enough for small business.—Haynes .Sam Baumel nnd Charlie Brill INE DRESSES & Ratliff, 115 Park Ave. 88-2tp must believe in this, "Vnriely is the All sizes ami colors, made of nOn-crnshable Liiton and FOR SALK—Maxwell touring car, spice of life," and apply it to base*, Imported ltatir.es; looks good, runs good nnd is good. ball nlso. Both of these stars were A bargain, cash or time. Bee F. C. seen in three difTcrent positions each. $21.00 values, Welsh, at the II. & O. Motor Com­ (Their playing wns a variety also). pany, Sanford Ave. nnd Second St. If wc. hnvo to describe the game nftcr 0 p. m. HO-ltp we might as well describe tho appealFOR R E N T unco of some of tho players. Judge FOR RENT—3 room furnished apart­ Sharon nnd Edgar Ball will havo to ment with privnto bath. Hurald use tho tiasuo paper water wings to­ building. Special rates for summer. gether ns they both deserve them ac­ —B.-W. Herndon. 85-Gtc cording to their appearance. K bit- REN T—Co ri ve n ie n t largo un­ MEN’S SOCKS Those urc nil new styles mid extra good mutcriul, one Honorable Judge Sharofi was attired furnished rooms for housekeeping. New nhipment of Phoenix Silk half price for 2 days in a pair of gray work trousers, brown Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. Sox in Brown, Grey, Navy, Blk. C-18-lmo-p shirt nnd a bandana handkerchief and White und Palm Q (? « NEW VICTOR LIST around his neck. A littlo brown hat HICKSON HOliSE Beach, pair ................... O w v SUMMER DRESS GOODS Up-to-date Apartments and Rooms was perched upon his head a t a re­ OF BLUES spectable attitude, A very different Daytona Bench. Imported Swifts and Ratines, all colors 19081— 10-in.; Summer rales: $1.00 p«r day, $21 judgo wns he then ns ho is usually CHILDRENS’ Special, 2 day8 at, yard •'How High Is Up?— Pari 1 per month, including lights nnd water. dressed in white. Ball, the leader of CLOTHES How High is Up?— Part 2 20 pieces of Ratine-Voiles, Emb. Voiles, Call J. F. Hickson, Phone 238-W, San­ the city’s finest musicians, was "neat­ \ ford. 70-tfc ly" dressed in overalls. values up to ?1.G0 yard, 2 day snle, yard New Dresses anti Rompers made 19085— 10-in.: FOR KENT—Three rooms, partly of finu Gingham and Imitortcd T a i n t N obody’s Ili/.-ncss If In our opinion, Howard Ovcrlln furnished, near Routh Bros. Bakery, Crepe and Silk Pongee, all sizes SILK SALE West Side. Inquire Mrs. Annie Philp. was tho outstanding star of tho game. up to 7 years, each— Triflin’ Blues. d-87-3lp; w-100-3tp The little manager of tho tclephono All colors in Crepe de Chine and Tub 18791—10-in.: ive a well located company niado five putouta, five as­ Silk. Special, 2 days, y a r d ............. sists, one run nnd n stolen base. Baltimore Buzz—Kox Trot furnished home ■A. P. Connelly & While not dangerous nt tho bat he llundnna Days—One-Step. 79-tfc gave the Rotary infield a lot of trou­ FOR RENT—Furniahod room, 411 19086—10-in.: IMPORTED • MEN’S PANTS ble when ho was on bases. unfurnished FOR---- RENT—Large ent, 714 Oak Avenue. Phone DR. R. M. MASON 804.apartm • B6-5tp ‘ UENTIBT „ . ; . rooms with FOR RENT Furnished New MHsch luilding Compr of llth light housekeeping, anford, Florida street and Elm ave.- M. Schneider. 86-6tp Comfortable, Airy Rooms Open the Year Aronod Reasonable ‘ E stes. , Special Oa Mala Boxmq WANTED Rooms 226-228 > Daytona Beach, Fla. BOWLING TENNIS J- BASK BALL, \ FOOT. BALL \ BASKET BALL THAI’ SHOOTH Tho ocortkeeper haa got a severe headache yet from trying to keep up with the faet, wild and all horte and kind of playing th a t waa tried out during the game, French avenue. RENT—Two bed fo r j m m . furnlahed p, Th* Big Berean Brotherhood of the rooms, good location, reaaonable Pepper League will go to Orlando rent. Phone 248 or call a t the L. Al«L8tP k n Beed Go-, L- Alien. furnlahed iR RENT—2 con I Down-Hearted Blues Wallin’ for the Evenin’ Mall 19083—10-in.: , I’m Goin* Away You’re Always Messln* ’Round With My Man 19070—10-in.: Louisville Lou—Pox Trot Beale Street Mamma—Fox T. ] 9084-10-in .: ■ ' Good Woman’s Bluet) I’m Broke Fooling With You All above records, at each .........— ............- « Men’s Palm Bcaph Pants in Tan, Grey, Brown, made by SncJcnberg.djcst grad? and well fl* Q Q f f tailored. All siites. Special for 2 days, pr. 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HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAIi LE SECTION _________ * '• ! ' I ; •> '4i *V >* » j ^ NUMBER 88 SANFORD. FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1*23 VOLUME IV. m t m club STATE PR0H 1 AND .. FOR FLORIDA ALL FLORIDA FOR ALL IS WAV TO EXPRESS IT ‘ > • » ,r r£f/f ’ ■. .‘. I l/l'X'- ‘ •’ .1 O-.'-vF ORIANDO GROWS EXTENDS LUTS TOURING F. A. IIAZELT1NE, D1V. CHIEF OF PROHIBITION FORCES HERE THIS MORNING ■BT 1 t * | \ | , r ’v n « i n n n f , v .EflSLATURE BIGVAULT v SOME FLORIDA AUTO DEALERS D SELL SPECIAL BOOZE CARS _ _ TO TRANSPORT M’FARLAND IS EXALTED RULER ANYWHERE IN u! S. OF ALL ELKS f-il 11 LOCAL TALENT RENDER VAR­ IED PROCRAM AT TODAY’S^ LUNCHEON ■Mi? — i-------* FURNISH NEGRO CHAUF­ FEUR AND GUARANTEE^ SAFE DELIVERY A fter today’s mrctirig of the Klwanls Club was called to order b y the President and the blessing wns In­ voked by Dr. Brownlee, the following visitors were introduced: Mr. and - - S»* Mrs. Wakefield, of Geneva, who were * -r-nrr I ' l J O In Company With C. W. Crooke, out-of-town guests of the club; Mr. Chicago Daily News in Second That Will Carry Name of Flori­ Head of Anti-Saloon League and Mrs. George W. Brockhnm, and of Scries o f Rum Running da to AU Parla of the of State of Florida charming little daughter, Maxine, Says Something •iii e W o rld in • t guests of F'd. I.nnej Mrs. Wngner, . A. Ilazeltine, divisional chief of While It Was I llr Tkf %*aurlatnl PrriB) <» r Being Flvn Grace Wagner, Miss Rcizenstein, Boston Chosen For The CHICAGO, Now Has Some 18,000 th F1 July ll.^ R u m running ORLANDO, July 11.—"All for i F’odcrnl Prohibition Bureau for and the Shirnrd brothers, guests of Meeting Place Placed in Position ■ • People in City along the Florida coast has devel­ Florida and Florida’ for oil" was the F’Inridu and C. W. Crooke, head of the entertainment committee. oped into such flourishing industry N ext Year keynote of the all-day meeting of the the Anti-Saloon league of F'lorida Yesterday * ! * iLimits The vaudeville wns varied and most thnt mime Florida auto dealers sell Florida Development board yeatenlny were in the eity this morning on their entortainlng, and shows thnt Sanford car* specially built to rtansport liqattended by nearly two hundred of The big door to t the safe thnt will |* indeed favored in the possession of ATLANTA, July 11. James (, way noiltli to look over the field and Orlnndo took another step fonvnrd the most prominent men In the state, yesterday when* by referendum vote acquaint Mr. H ardline with condi­ guard dhe money In the new l'irstjso many accomplished performers. McFarland, of Watertown, South I)n- our furnish negro chauffeur and representing aw ry lipp of; nativity in the city limits were extended approx­ tions first hand. Mr. Ilazeltine is a National Bnnk building fell yester- j The Schirard brothers on the cornet kotn, wns chosen grand cxnltcd ruler guarantee aafe delivery anywhero, Florida. ^hia naooUnK characUjrlied imately doubling the city’s former newspaper man in the state of Wash- dny while It wns being raised prepa- j and snxophone, accompanied by Mrs. of the Benevolent and Protective ()r- the Chicago Daily New* declared to­ as the IntrwUictlo «qf o row era in area. Freeholders and prospective irglon where he hns lived for many rntnry to being put in place nnd madej Wagner at tho piano, entertained with de rof Elks, nnd Boston was chosen day In the recond of a scrip* of copy­ the history, of the state wns marked freeholders enst their'ballot* for the years and he paid the Herald office the’ people ’ across the street think two selections that were heartily np- for the 1921 meeting plnce, nt the righted articles describing rum run­ by the spirit of enthusiasm and faith ctiy limits extension project, creating a short visit. In speaking of his tak­ there was nn earthquake. F’ortunnte-' plaudcd. The next on the program fiPth session of the Grand I-odgc in ning along the Atlnntic seaboard. manifested by* the- delegates in the n “Greater City Beautiful." ing up the prohibition work in F'lor­ ly none of tho workmen were in­ wns Sanford's favorite little song nnd convention hero yesterday. Both ac­ The writer, who with a bootlegger future of Florida. The-whole day In proof of the fact that there was ida Mr. Ilazeltine aaid that the Into* jured hut the ponderous door broke dam e artiste, E va Grace Wngner, who tions were unanimous nnd Mr. Mc- named Terry investigated rum run­ was given over to discussion of the but little opposition to the proposal, j passed by the late legislature to some of the marble of the hank near­ rendered two of tho lato songs to the F’arlund wns given nn ovation when ning nlong the const, the newspaper man to he bootlegger nnd described possibilities of the state for develop­ n light vote waa cast, but 282 free-1 rtrongthon the federal laws were by thnt had already been put in place hearty applause of every hearer. She he accepted tho office. The other officers choson were: trnnxpnrtntion method*, particularly ment and a deliberation upon the j holders casting their ballot. It wan j good and he proposed to work under nnd this will be considerable loss of was accompanied by her mother at the methods of effecting this develop­ a crucial election, ns much as the j the state laws ns much ns possible money nnd time since the marble will piano. This charming little Indy has Grund Esteemed cLnding Knight, the negro driver. "The Bahama*, poverty Htricken other special city elections hnve l>cen j instead of ignoring them nn wns bc- have to lie matched and cornea from appeared several times a t tho Kiwnn- Harry M. Ticknor, Pasadena, Cal.; ment. before prohibition and with revenue* The morning session consisted of but the interest has not been ns great | ing-done in some states where the Vermont. This blgNuife door for the is luncheons and is nlways assured o f : Grand F’stecmed Loyal Knight, Gcb. from nil source* of lea* than n half n most hearty welcome. A rising vote [ Winslow, Uticn, Mosler safe was shipped from Ham­ N. Y.; Grand Ksinspirational address from leading nn in the ense of others, for the eiti-ilnw s were lnx. He was shown n ropy millio ndnllnri>, realized $2,798,000 in of thanks wns tendered the entertain­ ilton, Ohio, where these safes arc teemed Lecturing Knight, Clement men of F’lorida upon the possibilities zens of the city nnd especially of UmjoXthe papers containing nrtieles from 1922 in duties from liquor shipped ers by the club. Geo. DeCottes wns made nnd it is raid to weigh about Scott, Vancouver, Wash.; Grand Sec­ of the state and after the adjourn­ territory tnken in by the election | the Chicago News that are now runeighteen tons. It was necessary to 'th e whole entertainment committee, retary, F’red C..Robinson, Chicago; into live* United State*," the article hoc mo dto hnve fully realized th n t! njng in tho daily papers nnd said this ment of the afternoon session, In *nid, quoting n Nassau official, who which the body unanimously adopted the extension of tig limits wns for was iRp first he had seen of these engage the steam roller of the H ut-j “Chiekenliawk” Deane fniling to show Grand Treasurer, John C, Burch, *nld, estimating the 1,340,443 gallon* Grand Ilapids, Mich.; Grand Tyler^ articles relating to tho exportation ton ICngitieering Co., to haul the door up. the outline pf the progrnm committee the good of all concerned. A motion was carried thnt the Joseph Mayer, (Hols', Ariz.; Grand of* liquor cleared from the Bahama*, Just how mnny citizens the addi­ of booze from the Bahamas nnd tell­ from the freight car to tho Iwuik for the following year, there wns n building. This pnrt was negotiated club's shnre of the base bnll receipts Inner Guard, W. E. Murphy, Round- for the United State* wns diluted 50 meeting of the executive board. This tion hns given Orlnndo can not be ing about the different cities where all right and the big door was all he donated to the Womnn’s Club, to wood, Texas; Member Board of Grund per cent, thi* would mean that more accurately stated now. As a conser­ the booze is handled. He thought it body effected an organization of the thnn 2,000,000 gallon* of liquor wero help pay for their new building. state into five districts which will vative ostiinntc, some 3,000 new citi­ wns poor publicity for F’lorida, since safe inside the bnnk and wns being r I’red Ball drew tho lucky number in Trustees, Ismis Boisemonue, F'nst St. played on the market in thi* country put in plnce when in some manner j Louis, 111. * raise funds for a Florida publicity zens have become Orlandoans over­ it was no real news and everyone was allowed to slip from the bfg tiin-' membership drawing, and was The new officers will bo installed from the Bnhamn* alone. knew they sold booze in the Bahamas night by the notion a t the polls. rsinpalgn to be carried in the coming Official document* in Wanhington The city’s population in 1020 was and thnt it found its way into the hers holding it and crashed to the i presented with a carton of c igarettes, at the session Thursday morning. >Var all over the world. The real stnte thnt these figure* are conserva­ floor yesterday afternoon. »«’ ««V 4 ’ * > > « ’ Prl™ *» Kvn Grace WngAs n compliment to the military significance of the entire gathering 9,282. In 1922 n city directory gave United States from this nnd other tive because there arc not included This big vault door is one of tho I'* ", who atntml thnt she Intended branch of the order, the Grnnd Isidgc was the fact that oratory jyas sub­ Orlnndo n population of 1,000 nnd so^ices. Itfr. (Jroqke hud not been largest nnd one of thoVmest thnt has trailing the cigarette* for candy, the liqnor cargo carried’by 40 to 80 took nn curly adjournment for Un­ ordinated to action and discussion of wtih yesterday’s additions Orlnndo in Snflford for several years und was been shipped into the state for any boat* n month from West End Grand AHnffeld, the speaker of the dny, dress parade nnd competitive man­ plsns made second to nn actual form­ now hns a population of 18,000, dou­ astonished a t the signs of prosperity gave hi.x version of Lincoln's Gettys­ euvers of the hnlf dozen drill teams Bnhnmn, to F’lorida, the article *hld. banking Institution ’ nnd when in­ and growth on every hand. On his burg address, adapting it to the work ing of plans. ’. • . bling her population in three years. The rum runner* who do thi* bualWith the pnssage of the extension last visit he stopped at the old San- stalled will be the pride of the First <>f the Kiwunis Club. His address attending the reunion. These were Jules M. Burguiore* of West Palm pos*, the writer said, "arc sore beproposal, tho dream of the Orlnndo j fon| Uou.nc and he was glad to learn National and nn important part of made n real hit with the club nnd vis­ held nt tho old race course nt I'MdReach, president of the Board, pre­ enuxe London nnd Glasgow are send­ mont Park and wero witnessed by Chamber of Commerce hns m aterial-jIthat the old landmark had hern torn the olegunt new bnnk fixtures. itors. Rnffcld will talk to the “Scrap thousands of FJks and their admirers. ing boozo to America 80,000 to 440,­ sided and following a brief welcome It is being put in place today nnd ited. The local civic organization,, ,|own mnko way for a fine newlion" class next Sunday ut the Prin­ by N. P. Yowcll of Orlnndo, the bus­ 000 caapa at n time in bigger rum fostering the movement, some months business block nnd the Valiloz, Scml- it is thought that no more trouble cess Theatre nnd all ate invited to Seven army officers, headed by Liruiness of tho day was started. Mr. ship* than the Bahama* ever dream­ tenunt Colonel J. II. Watson .of the will bo experienced in • getting it ago appointed a committee to make a ; nojC( Montezuma and other new bo­ hear him. Hurgueieres In opening the session ed of before; and they have made F’ourth Corps headquarters, acted as where it belongs. rough draft of nn extension proposal. tels were now catering to tho tourists F’ort and Gillon aro the eijertuinstated the purpose of the meeting nnd ■tome i<trange ilreunm come true in This committees’ work finally led the and commercial trade and giving ment committee for next week and Judges. the results that the executive board . Perhaps the girls ure shocking be­ laist night the Elks were entertain­ the lluhnninH." citizens of the section into definite them good service. They wcie only Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Billiard, nf Alta­ hoped would grow out of tho event. cause the men are so anxious to act ed with u progrnm of tableaux, and action. A committee of seventeen here a short time hut expect to re­ monte, will he the invited guests of Karl Lehmann, secretary of the well known citizens was appointed turn at an early date nnd stay longer. nr shock absorbers. dunces under tho title of "A Night Longwood.and Atlathe club next Wednesday. Orange County Chamber of Com­ at n mass meeting nnd drew up the The membership committee met Im­ in the Old South," followed by n monte to Build Con­ merce, made n dynamic addrcaa upon ' proposal which wan passed ycstcrmediately after the luncheon nnd it is grand hall. solidated School Florida, "The Laat Great Frontier," Mr. McF'urland, the new grand cxunderstood thnt several new names !dny. coni|wring tho advantages of the .The city limits are now: On the ultod ruler, who is a lawyer by pro­ will he hnllotted on at the next moot­ State to the other grent products north, n line running one-hnlf of the fession nnd former member of the Bond Issue of 133,000 Carried More ing of the club. Than Three to One legislature of his home state, was that were exploited In other frontiers. distance between the Halfway Store To the gold of the west he compnred and the electric sign of tha Orlandonominated by Governor W. J. McBody Disinterred The Board of Public Instruction for Mnstors. In his speech Accepting the the gold of the- citrus fruit and the Winter Park highway, Formosa nnd Seminole County, met this morning the office, Mr. McFurland denounced profits from it; to the silver of the adjacent territory being n part of the and Head Cut Off in all anti-American tendencies, includ­ an<l canvassed tho returns of s apscmiddle west tho great trucking In­ city proper. On thi; northwest, the Chuluota Cemetery ing Bolshevism, I. W. W. ism .nnd iul election held yeaterday throughout dustry which produces tho lettuce Orlnndo Potteries f>n, the Apopka "other ill-grounded Isms of the pres­ Special Tax School District No. 2, uud celery nnd benns; and to the ad­ road. Onvthe northeast, tho Brad­ Deputy Sheriff Connor Williamson ent day," and declared tho "great which 1* known a* the Lougwpod dis­ vantages of tho Floridian climate. shaw Subdivision tract is omitted by ANI) BRING RELIEF TO THE Had Grusomr Tak Locat­ American fraternity" of Elks stand trict. The election wa* held to decide "The state where you can spend three agreement with the city of Winter SWELTERING SECTIONS, committed to “defend our country whether or not the district would bond hundred nnd sixty-five daya in the Park, whii h is seriously thinking of ing Trouble. BUT ALSO ACCIDENTS and constitution” against attacks by to r $33,000 for school purposes. The yenr in tlus open air with perfect taking In that territory. On tha cast I bonds carried by more than three to comfort,” waa the way he character­ the limits hare I►cell extended a half Called to negru cemetery near all such elements. one. The result *howjng *ixty-nlno Chuluota ~by the report that some­ ized tbia state. mile, In eluding the Finn (’rcuk net­ votes for bond* with 21 against. Only trouble with the widc-nwnke body had robbed tho body of a negro Frank U. Vrooman, famous as the tie menu. On the roulh Myrtle Tho I.ongwood School District, young fellow of today is he doesn’t woman long since dead nnd hurled nun who opened up the Peace Uivcr Heights aro included in the eitcntakes in Longwood, Lake Mary and In Many Northern Staten and ALTON, III., July 11.—The tool of Deputy Sheriff Connor Williamson get wide awake until midnight. country to tho world, delivered n aion. • •• _ Altamonte Springs. The call for the Twelve Died Yesterday scholarly and thoughtful address up­ dead claimed by a terrific explosion nt hnd a gruesome task Monday in in­ electlorKprovlded for a ffi.OOO school From llta t on the necessity of the. “get-together" tho Western Cartridge Company plant vestigating tho report. Tho grave building Ai be erected a t Lake Msry hnd been opened nnd the body partly spirit and tho duly of being intelli­ mid for <20,000 consolidated school III) T h e A aaurlnlrtl Pre««) al ICnst Alton, yesterday afternoon lifted out but he found none of the gent. building to bo erected as near, as prac­ CHICAGO, July 11.—Idsts of •reached a total of eleven when two jewelry on the body had been touch­ "Economically Florida la undcvelticable midway between Longwood dentils caused by excessive heat In more women employes succumbed to ed. What he did discover, however, oped. ’ We are only beginning to and Altamonte Spring*. It I* undermany parts of the country yosterday their injuries shortly before midnight. wns that the head had been severed know tho significance of her resour­ ntood that the consolidated school wilj were addod today with reports of The number of injured was reported from the body nnd waa totally mlsn' . • j j be located on tho Hanford-Orlando ces. To develop, them as they need csnunltirs resulting from storms to bo 23, ten of whom wero only , . t— U ] i H i R ■ ing. It ia a mystery thnt may never and deserve, V( must got ’ to gather. which last night brought relief to ■lightly hurt. SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS WILL public road midway between the two be solved—this missing head on the The one great dead of civilization,’ to BRILLIANT RECEPTION GIVEN sections which swolterod the past two towns. $1,000 will be spent on Im­ ~ ■ • " 1' , REACH HUNDRED ' body of n negro woman, dead nnd CHIEF EXECUTIVE AT GOVproving the school* and school MUoU Mill, ‘Is the power of co-opera­ Any man can patch tho leaks In his days. Twelve person* died yesterday TUOU8AND buried, Whether tho head waa want­ Kl!NOR’S MANSION '* ' grounds throughout the district. tion.’ At is that which distinguishes front hast and five deaths caused by roof so they give nu more troublv un­ ed by sonic medical atudenta or by This bond issuo carried by a great­ our strength fro m that of tho wild til it rains. lightning, was reported today. I n r T h e A m o r li lr < l’ r r « l aome lodge for aolemn rites of some er majority than any other Issue ever t !. , ii , »■i •• beasts, i t is that strength that will PETERSBURG, Vo., July 11.—The AB6AR” u Ar s ^ K N D E R S O N , kind Is not a t this lime known and National Bank of Hopewell, whose voted on in Seminole county, and tho carry Florida to tha front. It is our Woman Sentenced WITH PRESIDENT HARDING, July Railroad Commission Deputy Williamson says ho does not cashior, Lewi* Shelby, was arrested people of the district zrtjjio b# con­ duty to see things as they are—to • |lf__Carrying with him nwenork* of want to Investigate' ony mor* decom­ last night on a charge of cmbexsling gratulated on the progressive spirit To Hang Attempts Asks Suspension of be intelligent with respect to pur op­ a pleasant day spent fn ths Alaskan posed bodies to find out. the Institution’! funds, failed to open shown by tho result of the sloctieaportunities. Commit Suicide Increased Rates capital President Harding sailed,from Their doors this morning. Henry Wat The consolidation of the two schools “Tha d u m b e r of Commerce is the Juneau today In further search, of In­ On Refrigeration Charge# Oa Vogkins, president of the bank, said tho in one centrally located and properly Heat Head Agalnat Wall and Tried Woman Kidnapped (tables and Frulta. g n u t switchboard, the central clear­ formation relating to Alaskan prob­ shortage In the cashier’s accounts equipped building will mean th a t AlTo Choke lleraelf. ing house for development. We must lems. Tho decision wa» reached Just While She Walked would total 9110,000 hut that $50,000 tnmonte and I.lngwood will have a | U r T k r A u w U l n l l ’r* » « l learn that sfflrU nry la organization, before sailing to atop for a short time on Chicago Street of tho amount had been recovered and school second to none in the county. TALLAUA88EF-, July l l T h o I n r Tfcr AtMN-lsInl l‘r»u) that organisation U efficiency and at Skngway cnioute to Sewaid instead CHICAGO, July 11.—Mrs. Sabelle the balance of the amount will bo railroad commission has asked the this organisation is the secret of the of making a visit to the town oa the Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gaasman and CHICAGO, July 11.—Overpowered mode up by stockholders. Depositors, Nitti Crudelle, sentenced to hang on interstate commission to suspend the gat-together- idea." return trip. The visit of the presi­ family have arrived In the city and by four men as she walked to her th echargc of murder, attempted to the president declared, will lose nothdential party to Juneau endod, last proposed increased rates on refrigera­ will be future citizens of Sanford. tion charges on vegetables and citrua commit suicide In her cell here this place of employment, Mlsn rhllam ina lag. >’ Mr. and Mi*. P. T. Wakefield of night with a brilliant *pccPtlon, a* tl»* Mr. Gnasroan will have charge of tha fruits from Florida to destinations in morning. She beat her head against Costello, 18 years old, was kidnapped Gtrieva waa in tha city today guests governor’s mansioh attended by, serpnd thrown into an automobile in Kvi'.ry time taxes jifinp they land on new Woolworth Stores in thin city. United Rtatea and Canada amount­ the ham of the cell until blood came of tha KiwanU Club and report* that era] hundred persons. which two men were riding. He is a ’ former resident of Illinois, tha average man's neck. ing to approximately fifteen, and six- and tried to choke herself. Only In­ -- C-----------------------thriving city as coming right along but for the past few months ha* boon tervention of matrons in time pre­ The police who obtained the number tenths par cent, It was said Ivore. When a couple of lying folfi*rs hat they h*ve to go miles out.of the People who live In autos should not in T ub)pa with the Woolworth Stores^1 vented her from doing serious injury of the car loarned that It had been meet, the recording angel has t p a ‘»rt nay to_g#t to Banford new oa account v. of th a t city. throw glass. tie bersalL . .The Dolly Harold* 16c par waak. writing shorthand. «f repairs to tho Goneva bridge. r>sr *• *. * ADV. .... . STATE TO THE FLOOR ( EXCESSIVE HEAT IN NORTH AND CAUSES MANY DEATHS STORMS COOL ATMOSPHERE ELEVEN DIE , . IN BLAST AT SHELL PLANT IS SWELTERING HOT pr e sid e n t o ff FOR SRAGW view ing siw rrs •iyt IM O' uVl iMJH HOPEWELL BANK CLOSED TODAY, CASHIER JAILED �m ‘ •. T H E S A N F O B O D A IL Y H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 10, 1923 e*».w ,>.» y . n y • : w s . TTf ■» ‘ -■■•••■■------— BV Si HSf MRS. FRKD OAIGBR, Society Editor ’ Pheae 117-W . " .If to* k i t o w r M tM i f l d U h e r w ^ “ i f * • * M l* « (M ill rarO * tbla IfMriatMM, i l r M e«t*Ua. or lrl*Ob*or <fe*4trttu>'U*iMt k* * N a llr I l i r i r l i l r t . -’ •* % n r sw ; ■ - j*;-Y‘ ««* % • K & tt - 1 •— where they will visit relatives. Miss Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Potter, who have Juanita will remain and go to school hee» .the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. there. W. Potter a t their home on Magnolia ave., leave tomorrow by boat for their Tho many friends of R. E. Nickles home In Chicago. were glad to sco him hero Saturday • •____ _ and Sunday, lio Is now with the Nat­ Misses Marion Phillips and Ethel ional Board of Fire Underwriters with Keraey left yesterday afternoon for headquarters in New York. Ho spent Jacksoqvll^a where they will spend a one winter here ns a teacher in tho fair days returning to Sanford by High school. V 5-w-V; • li-i f.. Hgi % » Dfift H* Mys. Joe Chittenden, who returned honjl frld iy from Pennsylvania, where she has been visiting relatives, Is very III here a t the Fcrnald-Laugh-ton hospital. I Bf.; HrI '!•: ' ■ t! ture again yesterday \vlth introductiori in the house of a joint resolution calling for appointment of a commlttc tV l five members of the house and th re e of the senato to hold hearings on\thi! subject, and report ack during th|s session. Tho resolution, which was Introduced by Representative Jldyford of Clinch, was referred to t h f ^ committee on constitutional amendments after advocates of Macon W p *•1pita I were defeated, 87 to irts to have tho resolution 41, In of for aeIT*o |hv committee on state of the r< public, Beth houses psssed a joint resolu­ tion Inviting Senator M. B. Dial, of South Carolina, to address the assem­ bly s i an early date. Irpads Earnings tr May Reach Total of About $90,000,000 ton? ' - * WASHINGTON, July 10.—Net eomlpgs of class one railroads which operate DO per cent of the country's rail Rillcsgc’' amounted to 180,000,000 * ' ’May, ’ , according to estimates dining iradeipuklM Sunday by tho Bureau of K^tiffay Economics. The total, indicatin and caUnjf »f earning rate of 0.33 per c e ||t bn 1tba value of capital invested lii railroads, was tho second conseculive monthly return rate above six per rent-! , . . In five months of 1023, includ­ ing May, the net income of class one rfatp.M M »3WJ,068JtOO, which the • a | *alu equalled a C.G0 per cent i f i n U on the value of railroad »erly as tent*tlv*ly estimated by Interstate Commerce Commission, ■oad rate levels under present policies of the commission are aimed a | producing 6.76 per cent for operatii-g Unea. <11* T h e A aaitrlalrd I 'rr s a l ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 10.—Lieut. Russell L. Mnugluin, army aviator, who was forced to abandon his dawnto-dunsk New York to San Francisco flight near St. Joseph yesterday de­ clared last night another flight would be attempted within a week. Lieutenant Mnughan will fly back to New York Wednesday or Thursday of this wock, ho said, in tho piano which broke down at Avenue City, about 0 miles northeast of St. Joseph. The plane is undergoing repairs and Maughan expressed belief it would bo In condition by tonight. A closing in the guno line of his engine caused Maughan'a first trou­ ble he said. He was within five min­ utes flight of tho St. Joseph Munici­ pal aid field 16 miles away, when his engine went dead. Mnughan dropped Into a pasture, damaging his landing gear. • Lieutenant Maughan estimates he made approximately 1,330 milea in nine hours, although ho waa loat In a fog for 260 milea. He stated that ho feared he would awerve from his route but hated to loso any timo by slowing down. lie made several trial flights to go abovo or around tho fog, but it seemed to envelope him completely. , *. - ....... ■__ i■ ■ — ■---I ■ ■ —.»—— ■» »♦ # »- Sure and. muscles. Make the .kin so and smooth. j Comptroller Gets the First Remittances j From New Gas Tax wctoium. £p«fcr\«l FASHION'S FLAIR FOR FRILLS Nothing equal* the youthful charm nr live demure loveliness of a frilled frock. Tbc rceurrcnt vogue for white is responsible for this design in flat white crcpc. The dress closes on the shoulders and the kimono sleeves arc'also finished with frills. A belt of colorful ribbon which closet under a bouquet of artificial flowers defines the waist-line. ’ The edges of the frills on troth skirt and sleeves art picotcd. Medium site requires 5>i yards J6-inch material. Pictorial Review Dress No. 1538. Sizes, J4 to 44 inches bust and 14 to 29 years, i ’ric* J5 (CUR, ' FOR THE FASCINATING CRAPES The soft, supple crepes of exquisite coloring should be selected for this semi-formal frock. The delightful tone of the fabric is echoed in the fancy ribbon which outlines the Vshaped neck knd flowing sleeves. The skirt is laid in plaits at each sidefront, giving it a draped effect, the back and sides being ’gathered Me­ dium size requires 5}$ yards J6-inch material. * Pictorial Review Blouse No. 1535. Sires, 34 to 48 indies bust Price, 3S cents. Skirt No. 1530. Sizej, 24 to 34 indies waist. Price, 30 cents. D^iiy Fashion Hint Daily Fashion Hint — :----- T O N I G H T . Gloria Swanson —AND— Theodore Roberts IM n i l t i i M M S i n K i V a M CITRUS INDUSTRY TO BE STRESSED AUGUST 6 TO 11 Is Again a Live Irtsue in Georgia MAUGHAN FORCED TO ABANDON HIS ATLANTA, July 10— Capital re­ RECORD ATTEMPT moVal flared up In the state legisla­ Rv For Florida: Partly cloudy today nnd tomorrow; scat­ tered thundershowers. You can obtain regular s jw framflour favorite toilet counter. If hot. send tnis ad with 10 cents to Boncilla Laboratories, Indianapolis. Indians, for u trial tube. —I N - . “PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS” ■ | "" The subscription lists of tho Daily Sco tho modern Jnzz-msd p r| her disslcst pace. Sec the ri . 'TALLAHASSEE, July 10. — Tho nnd Weekly llcrnld having boon sold ravels, the mid-nlght bathing n, i first visible effects of Florida’s three every subscriber has been 'sent n ty. Sec Gloria’s flashiest | c«nt gasoline -tox are beginning to bill nnd n notice of his subscription drama. Also round three of come into the comptroller's office In nnd nil those in nrrears havo been "TI1E LEATHER PUSHrrj. the form of remittances for taxes on stricken from the list. If you have the gasoline on hand July 1, efflctivo been cut off by mistake or. you have -T O M O R R O W <file of the tax. Tho amount of the not paid up como in and Bcttlo the ac­ An All-Star Cast in remittances were for as low ns seven. count and continue to get your Week­ ty ccnta. Tho figures that will show ly or Daily Ifcrnld. Tho pay in nd- “Mighty Lak’ a Rose" the effects o# the law in its relation vnnee rule will be followed strictly in to the state’s Income will not begin the future on account of the chnngo to come In until after August 1, the jin handling tho subscriptions and this dealers having had a leeway of fivo goes lor everyone, Tho Daily ncrald, lGc per W(tU days after the first to mnke their re­ ports. SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE INI If your breath is had and you havo COUGHING DISTURBS-BLEEP spells of swimming in tho head, poor "My wife coughed nil tho time and appetite, constipation and a gcneml no­ could not sleep/' writes Geo. A. Ow­ account feeling, it is n sign your liver is en, Brklgcton, New Jersey. "She tried torpid. Tho one really uoixndnblo rem­ ,ALL SIZES edy for nil disordeta in tho liver, stomach Foley's Honey nnd Ter nnd had the and bowels is llcrhino. ltartafxnvcrfully treat night's nlccjT she had had for a on tho liver, strengthens digestion, punlong time. I used Foiey's Honey and fire Ihb l>owels'and restores a fine feeling of energy, vim and cheerfulness. Price Tar And it helped nic too.’.’ Coughs 60c. Sow by ‘ ‘ r resulting frdm Whooping Cough. | F. P. RINES UNION PHARMACY Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, und Sanford, Florida 1106 Palmetto Avc.--------I'hona 4t|J Croup quickly relieved with Foley’s Honey nnd Tar. Contuins no opiates. A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU Ingredients printed on the carton Largest selling cough medicine ill the world. • Insist upon Foley's Honey nnd Tnr. Sold everywhere.—A»!v. B icycle Tires] $1.65 UP SEED BED CLOTH— Only a limited amount at mill prices (3 grades) —Yowell Co. 86-2tc EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. r wr<- Apply Boncilla Beautlfter c w n k : day to uour face, and rest while it d r i e s , then and see and feel the wonderful difference In the cojorand texture of the skin. 5 * Guaranteed to do three <1«5*}l*# ! THE WEATHER ^ Following ore aome of tho features which will bo emphasized In connec­ HT. A(INKS GUILD tion with Farmcrit' and Growers' The regular monthly business and Week to be celebrated August G to 11. accial meeting of tho St. Agnes Guild Future of tho Citrus industry in was held yesterday afternoon at the Florida. horns of Mrs, W. R. Leake, on San­ Prospective citrus growers. ' ford Heights. i Citrus growing a paying Industry. A short business session was held Beginning right. Planting a seed a t which tlpie Matter* of,Importance bed,, lining out in the nursery, root trp (DfCUlsed and attenddo to, after stocks. hlch a'jyttla) hour Was enjoyed. Tho Propagation. Budding, grafting, hostess serving sherbet, wafers, and bud selection, scion rooting. tik t Care of nursery. Cultivation, ferti­ Among the members present wore: lisation, insoct pest and discaso con­ Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. Clyde trol, importance of nursery inspection. Verity, Mr*. R.* W. Pcsrman, Jr., Mrs. Tho grove, • Selection o f ’the-grove Archie "B etti, * Mrs. ‘ J. II. Coleman. site, preparation of the sail, citrus Mrs. Chris Matthews, Mrs. Paul Big varieties, planting and pruning, culti­ gpra and Mrs. Fred Daigcr. vation and cover crops. . »»• •> . Fertilization. Fundamentals of ft rljlization, fertilizing tho grove, fer­ jOapital Removal tilizer formulae. •,*> r* • iwp. CLAY AWAY THE YEARS J [ iu » * » v s * IS H S IS g S M S S ' , And it rains again. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ebcrhardt left . Miss Olive Bussey, of Toronto, Can­ yesterday for DcLand and other ada, arrived' In the city Friday and if points north and expects to be back the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. R. Jn Sanford some time In the next _____ month or so. Their many friends here are always glad to see them. W: Morton Thigpen is spending a few 'days a t Daytona Beach with his Mrs. L. Allen, Guy Allen, Miss family, who are spending this month Juanita Allen and Mrs. Ernest Brothetrthd Seaside Inn. erson left this afternoon for Kano, I1L Bgv If Daily Fashion Hint .. J , ...------- — ------ v_ Uopq It, docs not spoil the Rotary KI wants game today. ’ ’ Frkjsy—Mrs. "D. I*. Drummond Willi entertain 0ic member*’ ' o f the But tho rain is great, for cooling off Thirteen BAdgo Club qb ber home the 'atrdosphorc and. no, dobbt • other on Magnolia kvenue, nt 3:80'p. m. “ IT states would love to base pur summer ‘ #‘ ' 4v)l/ * . .vj \ p» Miss Kathleen Brady spsmt the day showers. ’ # ' yefterday In Orlnndo as tho guost of , You may. be excused for being b|uq, he/r aunt, Mrs. Addle Borte*. but never fok* being green—a Sctnlnoio bounty Bdnk account >wU|- keep yoti Mr*. Mary PKcipa ii speeding, some from'being blue. time In Miami aa the gueai oft rela tlrea. Mr*.' Lonrtie McMullen and daugh tety Juanita, returned horns from i s Mrs. W. M.. Scott left Sunday for month's visit with relatives at Web­ Virginia and othpjr p i n t s ’-where she ster and St. Katherine, Sunday. will spend the summer. p -AIM | I «rn *yi H f o k w , f t r — *lmM k M * o r U ><• a r* n i i f h l t l i K , w «S M Daily Fashion Hint .-JS 'iu S fet _ ia :i.Af : ... American and Europcnn Platt HOTEL RAYMOND SEA lilt KF2K, FLORIDA Ono block from Ocean nnd Hotel Clarendon. Summer rales — Room, ?1 per day and up; ?5 per wuclc and ujt. Special week-end rates.----------------Every room has running water. ® Rtvir ■ if.Ofc ■ >gJor *<*i FROCK QF BEIGE JERSEY a Copird dircrlly from the Parii mode, this irink rlcrls to single nut tile straight gatlierol panel fur orig­ inal treatment. The closing is at the left Side, tbc neck and onc-piecc flowing sleeves lieiii'! stitelicrl with colurful braids. The |uml is lurked at the lower edge and falls several inches l>clow the luin of the skirt. The wide girdle is laid ill plaits, pros’ing that this form of trimming is invading new fields. Medium site requires 4|f yards -lO-indi or 3 yards 54-iiKli material. • Pictorial Review Dress No. 1606.' Sizes, 34 to 4H indie* l»u*t and. 16 to 20 years. Price, 35 cents. Daily Fashion Hint ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a** **■■■■■*<■*■■■■■■*■■■■■■****■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■BBaaaBsii IN ANTICIPATION OF SUMMER F.mphalizing t Ii e impirtanee of combining contrasting fabries in at (fast one frock, this in.-lei selects plain white voile and delicate green Voile, polka-dotted .in a darker shade of the same color. The sleeves rather slip the responsiblity for style success from their • shoulders, leaving it to tiny puffs <Tf the printed voile, which arc gathered into narrow white bands. If prefcrretl, jrowever, the puffs may lx omitted and the kimono sleeves trimmed with turn-bark iuffs. Mediutn size requires equii 2'a yards 40-inch while and l!i yard 40-ineli green voile.* Pictorial lfcvicw Dress‘ No. 1596. Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust and 16 to 20 years. Price, 35 tails. Y our Daily Fashion Hint s t FATHER SHOOTS BABY AND HIS WIFE AT HUMBOLDT. TKN'N. Ill* Thr A•••rlaird I’rrsa) >• MEMPHIS, Tenn., July 0. - J . , ARoc, 24, of Humbolt, Tenn., and wifo are dead, an dthair baby Doris, Is at the hospital in a critical condition as thg result of bullet wounds allsgod to havo been inflicted by Roe, when he made hi aappearanea today a t tha home of hla sister-in-law, where Mrs. Roe was making her homo oftor a recent separation from her husband. Survey Issued by United States department of labor shows less unBureau of labor statistics says Ipyment during May than at any elrctricity is only Inrgo Rent' In cost I,during past twelve month*. In of living which has decreased In la* ■of the J a r g t r industries the price since HU7| all other medium* 1 for common and skilled la- of fuel and riight have shown latirc ly exrcfdod supply and the increases. sc, employment condition* lx if lwport Indicated. > ' j* D m lisrald fur first o tesr job * « * . Rk.Vll.VV jj ■ iji ■ SMARTLY IN FASHION Adorshly designed is (lilt frock in. MsdeUir>c. blue crepe and lace; The yoke of tlte blouse is of lace, rut in one with die kimono ticvfcs. The. front and back sections mr joiiietl to llsc yokes and a wide pintle gailsxed and dosed at the front b-iuls orig naU ity to the w aist‘ treatinniL Tlie skirt is laid in plaits cillstr side, of tlie front to ga'.u a drajMil cfTc*t the back and sides being gather.d Me­ dium size require* J'/i yavds 3>-ncl. rrepr and 1W yard', z.ll over taev. Pictorial Review 111. me No. 1587. <ises, 34 to 44 inches bust. Price.- . i <>tll MEETS EVERY EXACTING' ; R EQU I R EM E N T 117 t\ IP Cut wifli the same swagger straight lines' and twiuminate style tliat char­ acterize dressier s, tliis suit may be developed in :r silk, wool or cotton fabries. TU6 .jacket rket is amply supplied with nockqU' of self-mate­ rial, any two of wlikli may lx omitas fanev dictates. The ratines heavy silk Ip-mgcs arc idisd for a Summer suit of llus style. Mediinn size requires 4tf yards 36-inc!t or JJ i yards 54-inch material. Pictorial Review Jacket Na 1522. Sizrs, 34 to 43 inches bust uni 14 to 20 years.. Price. 30 rents. K a CHURCH W ELL’S F irst S treet- SE L L S IT- F O R I FSS -------------- J . M .--------------------------- --------------------- ------------------ W elak eiB lo ck .a in i , . tl-ll Wrowisi • v > t «»ii.* I* / . i r j hi u y l ii 11 i ^ t i »> ■,n * ) n*-nf �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, JULY 11,«1923 •••Sairford D aily H erald tha S A / c t t A * ATOWtU ICE FOR HARDING SPOILED BY FOG Once more has the right of the t— o n rrr _ - Mlkl y u m I• L.AHIUA v»ANNA C 5k t — *?TB A »1f I ITWOMJE*. prens been sustained to say things an CAM Fui>f»DOM> . QET* r WHATCttA * HEAM - « T _ PAIGE BUILT The Herald Printing Co, it views them, to tell of any undue n o n * * m k e th a t A o o u n »r a i u o «R tY ^o « i'u . I performance upon the part bf public CUE AM TOWELS 5 S A Y J GET RATS - BE ’SPIC iA U X OVJB T TA W -A lW r iTFuNTtr f. o. b. factory CAREFUL 'CAUSE | GOT _ ( D r T fc r A w w l i l n l P r r « l officials, and still refuse to disclose HOW W in in »s S t a t o n ABOARD U. 8. S. HENDERSON THUNDER v y e s t e r d a y ! ! the source of Ha Information. The DEATH . OVER A MTtvE. OlAT« WITH PRESIDENT HARDING, July Buffalo New* some time ago told of 11.—When tho transoprt Henderson many cases of vice existing in that carrying President Harding, nnd his city, and stated ita belief th at some party steamed Into Taku hay enroute of the officials were being subsidized. to Juneau, the capital of Alaska yes* > a h * r r ta tl« a I*r1r# Ik A l r t i N Immediately the mayor anught the tcnlny prepared to afford the party Oh Y e a r__________________ _________ News and requested the nqmc of the I U M a a t k a ________________________ _ the rare sight of navy guns firing in­ informant*. He was so anxiops to to tho Ico of n huge glnclor hut n get hold of the mnn who gave the in­ 1*-, ta IM -aaca W * # k lr l i a r heavy fog settled down nnd the hornla l « r m i Vatalaala Vommty formation to the reporter* that he bardment was abandoned nt tho Inst illakak a la r y K rM a jr. A O t a r - ha dtho entire foreo aummoned be­ ra a a l t kaataa aa aa yllra * minute. p a r ya a r, altaaya la aavaaaa. fore the court when the refusnl was The progrnm of the president’s tour MEKREII TUB ASSOCIATKO PIIK II continued. But the Judge looked nt of the nation's northernmost territory Tha Aaaorlalail Prana la atnlualraly sntIUsd to tka uaa for rspubllcatlon of m atters in a different way from the permitted twenty-four hours in Juall naara dlapalchaa rrsdltsd to It or executive, and turned down nil re­ not otbarwlaa eradltad In thla pansr nenu before moving onward toward and alao tha local nawa publlanad quest* for action which would cause tho gulf nt the north end of the Pnrihsrsln. All rights of ra-publlcatlon of apaclal n newspnper mnn to break trust with fic ocean. The president was to l>e flapatcbaa baraln ara alao raaar*ad. OfflHl HERALD BUILDIIVn. Pkaaa Ida nnyonc. The' News felt it was con­ welcomed to Junenu by Scott C. Bone, tending fo rn vital principle, and how of tho territory, received by a commit­ * F o r r l j m A .l v a r l l a l n a h . p r » . » r i^Jt secured the facta was the business TTIE AM EHICAN P H E 3 S ASSOt tee headed by Mayor Goldstein of of no one. In dismissing the case the Juneau, nnd escorted by the American Judge "made nn excellent discourse, UM M ER or winter, Jewett’s 50-horsepower Legion and n detachment of regular one of his expressions being below: motor runs at its highest efficiency. Sudden troops from the Chilkoot Imrrucks to "I am strongly impressed with the weather changes do not disturb carburetion. the governor’s mnnsion. Well, Warren, how do you like view thnt it would be unwise to heckle The plans include n greeting to the Alaska? The car drives economicaUy and dependably and annoy the press in writing what President nnd Mrs. Harding by the always. Start cold— inside a minute you’re tlhey desire to inform the citizens of INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. children, in whito dresses, scattering going strong. N o “driving on the choke” to And It was easy sailing for you on the conduct of municipal affairs. If flowers through the street as the pro­ the Pullmana. You should have every article subjected them to nn hamper power or waste fuel here. cession passes. Tho day outlined for "mushed” it back in the early days. examination thnt would hnrass and A hot-air intake to the carburetor vaporizes Juneau, the busiest since departure of ----------- o----------annoy whenever the subject m atter aU the fuel, even in coldest weather. A n d as the the Henderson from Tacoma, Wash., But anyhow it is fine that our was unpleasant by way of criticism intake manifold fa cast in one piece w ith the last Thursday, called for n speech by president can take a trip like thin and of officials, the public would lose Mr. Hnrding nt the governor’s mnn­ exhaust manifold, mixtures are always hot and see the conditiona an they really exist much, even recognizing the license sion followed by a visit to Mendenhall kept from condensing. Dilution of oil in the in our "big gold mine” in the far oftentimes used." glacier. crankcase fa reduced to the lowest p oint Gas­ northwest. This is being the course of nctiqn Secretaries Work, Hoover nnd Wal­ oline mileage is increased. Motor operation is now generally tnken throughout the lace had before them conferences with ( l l r T h e A m » f In I f <I | * r r * n ) NEW YORK, July 11—Wall Street at its best See the Jewett Six and drive its country. It is the only Just method It seems to rain these days without SOUTHAMPTON, July 11.—The the citizens of Juneau and tho sur­ heard rumors Tuesday thnt differ­ —and the habit is spreading rapidly. . “motor that never fears the cold.” rounding country nnd visits to the any trouble, whatnoever. Junt turn on liner Leviathan on her first trnnsences between the American Mexicnn —I’nlntkn News. country. the sprinkling ean und there in nn un­ members of tho arbitration commit­ Atlnntic voyage under tho American Presentations by the Scottish Rite limited supply of nky julre. We arc tee had been settled and that recogni­ flag, was sighted olf the Nnh light­ Masons' to Mr. Harding and by the LIVELY TIMES AHEAD. not kicking on the weather, under­ tion of the Obregon government ship off the east end of the Isle of F.lks nnd Pioneers to Mrs. Harding stand. It la fine mid dandy. Wight yesterday afternoon steam­ It is becoming more evident every might be announced by tho State De­ ing slowly up the Spithead to South­ are on the program. Indiuns nrc to partment ut any moment. day that the great light for prohibi­ SANFOItD, FLORIDA ampton water. She • docked ubout come at that time with gifts for both. The truckers of Florida are again tion is yet to come. Its friends thought At the offices of the Mexican fin­ Late in tho evening n reception is 8:.'!0 p. m., English time. getting ready for the season of ll»2.'l- thnt with the adoption of the eigh­ ancial agency it was said thnt noth­ Spcclnl trains were on hand here to be held for federal, territorial and 1924 and with eyes turned ever to the teenth amendment, nml the yussage ing supporting such rumors had been to take her passengers to l^mdon last city officials. east are going ahead with the crops of the Volstead act for its Aiforce- received, but it was "hoped they were and trying It another year. For nn night. nient, the tight had been won. But true." optimistic Bplrit give us the truckers No warrants so far have been is­ Wheat Takes a John Barleycorn dies hard nnd ex­ The rumor apparently was based sued b ySouthnmpton magistrates for of Florida. They are always ready Tumble, Now $1 ■■■■■■■ hibits a wonderful vitality. Not hop- on the fact thnt the international for another try. the arrest of any of the I/ovinthnn’s ,t ............... in gfor a change in congressional committee of hunkers headed, by crew for alleged desertion from Brit­ CHICAGO, July 11.—'There w a s h sentiment, which is strongly against Thomas W. I-umont of .1. I’. Morgan ish liners. demoralized market for wheat yester­ ’Tit said millionaires nrc already any repeal or modification of tho Volund Cofnpnny, hud on Monday issued (A 1-ondon dispatch filed early to­ day nt the close of the hoard of trade flocking to Florida uh n result of the stead act, the friends of lx>ozo are its formal call for the deposit of day said Scotland Yard detectives session, with prices down to a burproposed constitutional prohibition of d ire c tin g 'their attacks through the Mexicnn bonds comprehended in the had gone to Southampton from l*mgain counter basis, $1,110 a hushccl. tho levy of an Inheritance or nn in­ states, believing, or hoping, to with­ come tax. The upprovnl of this draw rertui nutates from the active agreement reached earlier this year. don with about 2011 warrants pre­ According to well informed authori­ Extends,!!) Orlando and Daytona as well ak the hundreds of This step would not have lieen tak­ sumably til l»o served on members of ties, dollar wheat gives the grower amendment by the people will start support of the law, nnd throw the en, believers of the rumor argued, if the Ivcvltithdn's crew accused of de­ less than .the fos) of production, but *uch an lufjiixof .waging mpn as no onus of its enforcement on .the f*ilbottles, we put out in Sanford every day state ever before saw.—Daytona ernl government. They do not go so (lie way to recognition nY tho sister serting'B ritish ships.)' the market nt the tdhse Hf 'yesterday's republic wore not assured. Journal. trading displayed no tendency to re­ fur nn to claim the ability to “nullify" Touches at Cherbourg. bound, notwithstanding that every fu­ E L D E R S P R IN G S W A T E R a federal law, but they do expect to WASHINGTON, July’11.—High of­ CHERBOURG, France, July IL — ture delivery hud suffered n break nt GOOI) WAY TO CATCH A TIIIEF. create und foster a strong sentiment ficials at the Stale Department au­ The giant liner l.evi:ilh:iu arrived a new low price record for the season. against its rigiil enforcement, which thorized late Tuesday the statement here yesterday on her first trails- 'I........ ...................... ..... ns ...... >____ on uiTount of its purity is fast becoming the ^li*iiikin$c water lie setback in values compared A story that is going the rounds will lead congress cvcntuully to Con­ thnt they know of no basis in fact I Atlantic voyage ns a passenger ship! with 21 hours before was irregular, for Central Florida. II is also recommended for use in bat­ here and causing considerable amuse- sent to its repeal or modification. teries. If you are not drinking Elder Springs Water now— ment in ns follows: A certain well They invoke tho doctrine of state for rumors current in Wall Street Iunder tlie' American flag. She landed varying from S'-ic to .‘t fi/8c a hushthat American recognition of Mexico 800 of her passengers heer and con­ known citizen had been missing gas rights in Justification of their notion, give it a trial. was immediately imminent or that tinued on to Southampton. from the tank of his ear for sevreal hoping thereby to bring the states, negotiations to tlint end in Mexico nights and finally got tired of it. One which are most eager for thnt doc­ City had been successfully Concluded. Governor Appoints evening last week when lie rnmo home trine, into line for tin* right of every P H O N E 3 1 1 — W E ’L L D E L I V E R lilt VAN PLEADS THAT ' he drained off the gas und filled llie state to determine for itself just how Lewis to Succeed GEORGIA WILL STICK tank with water. The next morning far it shall go in the m atter of pro­ Florida Representa­ Late Judge Wilson TO I’ltOIIIIHTION LAW the water was gone. During the day hibition. That is a m atter which tives Will Fight In­ a party who lives u short distance should have been more carefully con­ TALLAHASSEE, July II.—Amos ATLANTA, Gn., July 11.—William out of town appeared nl one of (tie sidered before tile requisite numltei crease Freight Rates Lewis, several times member of the Jennings llrynn Tuesday addressed garages towing Ills truck which lie of states voted prohibition into the raid refused to ntait. The mechanic constntutiun. It is there now, nnd WASHINGTON, July 11.—Deter­ lower house of the Florida legislature, the Gem gin house of representatives IIim D IIIB IB B IB a n B IS IO lia a ilB B IB lIIIIIIB R IIlIZ IIH went to work on it und in n short there to stay, for it is impossible to mined Hint every legitimate r.tep that was yesterday appoiupted by GdVer- making a plea for the retention of timu reported that the trouble was suppose that HO slates will ever con­ i mild lie resorted to will bo tnken in nor Hardee to succeed the lute Judge the state prohibition luw nnd for the L. Wilson ns judge of the four­ prohibiting of the teaching ns n fact • caused by Ids having water, instead sent to take itout. It may be ignored the interests of the Florida fruit nnd of gas, in his tank. The first party or overridden, hut it will take a great vegetable growers to prevent unjust teenth judicial circuit, rumopsed of of Darwinism. The Georgia house hint before them a hill to repeal the mentioned, it In reported, bus not revulsion of popular sentiment to increase of ton per rent in refrigera­ Jackson nnd Calhoun counties. Judge Wilson died nliout two weeks stale prohibition act. m ined any gun since that night.— even bring that condition about, ’flu* tor charges, as announced a day or ago. *‘I believe in statu lights," said Mr. Dade City Banner. south nnd the west are strong for two ago by tile Interstate Commerce The appointment was announced Bryan, “und they must lie preserved, Commission, Senators Fletcher nnd prohibition, nnd They are opposed by yesterday following a visit to the gov­ but they ean not he preserved by BEEN I'UNIHHEI) KNOUGII. the great manufacturing centers of Trammell und Congressman Drane, ernor's office Monday by n delegation making them a sham or a pretense the east nnd by many eitireus qf fji- have .gotten squarely behind the mut­ of citizens representing the fourteenth for covering the liquor traffic. Your ter. The Times’ investigation of the eign birth and linege. district, several of whom told news­ state has the right to assist in the Both the Floridu senators nnd Con­ workings of the Community Chest in It is evident thnt a strong effort HE growing number of the many cities using it dues not will he made to secure n modification gressman Drane have protested to the papermen they had conto to register enforcement of the prohibition law Rov ,— R oyal C ord C linchers find baseball among the uetivitles of the Volstead act nt the next ses­ eommission informing its members objections to the appointment of Mr. and if it does not do su il invites the national authorities to come in and carried through by that method. Base­ sion of congress, and it is equally that they believe such proposed i»- Lewis. (you see on the roads gives There were other applicants for the lo it." ball would not Ik* in the Chest of any evident thnt there will bo a stern re- vrense unfair, unjust und inequitable. nn idea o f how many car The eommission Ims also been in­ jndgship, among them being John M. o fthese Cities anyway, fur they ^ e sistsnee to any such move. The Anliowners there arc who want localities where baseball is a financfcl Kuloon league is alive to tho danger formed by the members of the dele­ Calhoun, W. E. B. Smith, nnd Judge Confronted With New the best tire m oney can buy. success In itself, or where there are thnt threatens prohibition nml has gation mentioned thnt the proposed K. C. Welch, of the Jackson county court. There weren’t near enough Problem in Ship Liquor 'plenty of fans with the means and announced it* intention to spend $2,- Increase of $10 n enr effective Aug­ Clincher Royals to go around ust 10, would add nn unnecessary bur­ will to make it a success. Tangle; On Govt. Ship 00,000 if necessary to defeat the pur­ last year. Aid for baseball might or might poses of those who would weaken or den of many thousands of dollars on Huge Road Bond Liquor Stocka on Passenger T his year—even with the not be Included in a St. Petersburg repeal the enforcement codes of the thu Florida growers and that such or­ Carries in Volusia PrivateShips ders us have heretofore been . issued lias Them Guessing production more than doub­ • Commulnty Chest. That would be for vurious states which have them. A led—you can best be sure o f -,R a governing body to decide. But special campaign on the issue of .should ut once lie suspended. DAYTONA, July 1L—Tho election I I I , T h r AsjMM-lalrd I ' m . i Thu Floridians were informed of the them by taking them a t the the Times Is (Irmly of the opinuln state enforcement laws is plunned for the $4M),000 bond issue for the WASHINGTON, July IL —Conmoment. that if 8L Petersburg hud had a Com- for this year nnd next by the league W eessity or formal bom plaint to lie purpose of building nn ocean shore ( frontud with new problem in ship made by growers organizations nnd 'inunity Chest for this year's other in 12 states, Including New York and boulevard from Ocean City, Flagler liquor tangle by reports of appear­ that tlti* complaint should be filed at public welfare activities, there would Maryland. county, to Mosquito Inlet in Volusia ance of intoxicants in dining saloons 'have been no serious difficulty financ­ There is nothing equivocal about or.ee. county, was carried yesterday by a of certain government owned vessels These have been communicated with ing the bal Itcam. the shipping board has decided for the .the course of the fydcrul govern­ ’relative to early action in the nature murgin of eight votes. •*w _ . For a successful Community Chest ment. It is morally und legally bound tif a formal complaint asking for n present at least it is without author­ ity to interfere with consumption nf t * would have received the contributions to tenfurco tho laws passed by con­ Kua|>ension of thu proposed increase State Officials Will liquor stocks by passengers E j JE* " from several times ~as uihhy people gress. It has no option in the matter, prior to. August ten, the date * upon Visit New York privute a* have really furnished all the funds; law is law and must be enforced un­ whirh it would, under present ordciV aboard such vessels. Indications to­ those who have given, and always til it la repealed by congress, or de­ take effect. TAfcLAtfAl&EK, July ll.-G o v . day, however, were board would seek • give, would have givrn much less be­ clared void by tho supreme court. It It is understood that tho necessary Cary A. Hardee, J. C. Luning, state definite ruling on question probably The cause of the greater number giving; is safe to say that we muy look*for objections nnd complaints will be treasurer, nnd Fred C. Elliott, chief fiotn department of justice. the one drive for the year would have some lively times in the United States Tiled witli the commission at Wash­ engineer of the Everglades drainage question involved is whether police removed that continual harraaainenl during the next two years.—Tampa ington within 'th r next few days nnd district, will leave hero probably to­ powers of ship’s officers would war­ th a t alm ost kills the kindly spirit of Times. Cither a hearing scheduled for some­ day for a trip to New York City. It rant their interference with liquor giving; and the baseball management time between this date nnd August waa qtated at the executive offices drinking by passengers so long as the .'would have worked in a fair Held that Why do we uo 76 per cent of the tin , or n request for postponement lute yesterday that the trip would l» liquor suppliod was served entirely by made jin numyc^ldto with unexpected passengers themselves and no mem­ & *-was also in the right spirit. long distance hauling of Seminole askod. und ugporlant' hiisint-za having to do ber of ship’s crew involved. Altho r’ ~. Surely, the boosting and giving county? Tho answer is, bccauso we FRANK AKERS' TIRE CO., SANFORD with the internal Improvement board, some experts in maritime law indicat­ ' people of St. Petersburg have 'been do It right, at the right price.— Ard you moving? Call 4DS for a taxed and punished enough with QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, and and fUd- Everglade* drainage board. ed opposite opinion tho spokesman for LAWTON BROS. CO., OVIEDO ' drives to organize a Community Chest Phone 408. ~ , 83-tfc Several' conferences will be held be­ tho board waa emphatic in view such 8S-tfc have It done right. GARAGE, LONGWOOD tween tho Florida officials and others interference was not within authority fo r next years’ work.—St. Petersburg * % i *<-> — Tha Herald for first class Job work. Tbs Herald for firat class Job w6r|t. ~ '* ■ '* * -.A* m * i • r*$ #1065 I t's A lw a y s S u m m e r f o r t h e J e w e tt M o t o r ! C S RECOGNITION OF LEVIATHAN ENDS MEXICO AT HAND, MAIDEN VOYAGE SOUTHAMPTON FINANCIERS SAY SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. WE AREEQUIPPEI) TO DO GOOD PRINTING Our Service Elder Springs Water Company Everywhere-Royal Cords United StatesTires are G oodTires T Wher&tobuy USJins su it* * * * * a i ik±iL J»r* m X k,‘ �............................. 1 *. ' ' 1 ' One hundred thousand acres of LOVE THEIR ANCIENT SlA) Maine forest* have boon burned this 1 »■ 1 acssoh with estimated loss of 100,000, New York Ladlta of th's Old Roglmo THE SANFORD DAILY n fe ftA L ^ ’v m lif^ tS b A Y , JULY i t , Daily Fashion Hint We ATe Too Lazy, or Too Busy, or Too“ Urirealizing to Get at Beauty Will Not Part With Bslovsd greatest1 alnco 1W)C* Thln,l of thc loss In 48 states. The campaign of Instruments. the Nationnl. Board of Eire Under­ There is a tribe of old ladies who writers sgalnst such terrific fire waste should have undivided sup­ seem to pass as do the seasons, and ] fey ANNE BOSWORTH GREENE, ^tn "T he Lorfe Winter.” Equipped Wiffi People try to persuade mo out of fanning. They say a person who jj every facility for handling many more acyet whose places hre taken again by wrifeR o r paints should have no c a m . • . • • Is there any other port, _______ ■ counts in a prompt and reliable manner— others as like their predecessors as pursuit tlint furnishes one fraction of the joy, as a by-product, thni farm-. ■ Umatilla—A. C. I- Ry. extending Robots. They are the old ladies who injpJops? Here I m s , jnslr goings out for posts, n n ^ what blossoms anil 5 this bank solicits the business of Firms. Corlive alone in boarding houses. Alone, poetry did I not como upon P its track system. . ' « .• • .* * fliat is, for all except their pianos. No matter how ejtasperatedjy one itarta out, ono returns rewarded, ■ porations and Individuals. pianos they cling as (o a Robs Calomel iff !-^ ij j 1 To-those whether it is from a trip to tiro barn bn a stonny evening, when your Inst child. And a last child most of J*.« '' •' '" ’If *4*1' Nausea ana Danger the pianos are. The other* come to lantern makes a golden rielmcss in the brown shadows, and everything *m, If you have• . the need for a satisfactory ^ call now and then with tlicir wives smells of hay and niilkufess, and the beasts aro so sleepily pleased to seo Medicinal Vlrtuea RcUlned and jlpi- and husbands. yoo that they quite melt your heart'; or from a dash through a star-lit « banking service, we can, and wish to fifl’it! proved—pangerous and ^Sickening 6 • ‘ t ' '• - 4 .1 M ‘ f* * barnyard, on some anxiety or other, with a freezing wind blowing, but More than likely most of the Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ with Venus and a young moon putting-your eye out over tlio top or the pianos once graced the "parlor” of let Called "Calotaba” i Established 1887 the stately old ancestral hull. They w all; or from a fagging jaunt in a twilight rain after escaped ponies, ■ when the graying mountain world grows beautiful beyond any dream, and The latest triumph of modern sel- were the most loved pleas of the 0 ■f '-r* ■>■' bneo • " a “tte-hausested" calomel tnti- house. Aud to the old ladles they one pushes the soaked liatbrim awoy from one’s eyes and thanks Heaven l,t known to the drug trarto as "t’aloOur Capital and Surplus, $1,600,000.00 3317 taha.” Cstomal. the moat generally still are, a New York Sun writer for sending one out to sec it. useful‘ of all medicines thus enters ■ . . . . observes. upon a wider Held of popularity,— Wo are too lazy,'or too busy, or too unrealizing, to get nt lwauly; we . purified and rsflned from those oliOccasionally when some of the ' jrrltonable qualities which have herehave to^bo shoved out into it, and if i t is your vacation that docs the toforo limited It* use. younger generation call you will In litllousness. constipation, headshoving, thnnk it with all your soul. Give up farming? Not while I love Aches and IndlKvatlon. aud In a (treat hear a modem jazz tune being wnlLIGHT AS A SUMMER ZEPHYR air amt moonlight and gray rain and bird song .and tie woods—and a variety of liver, stomach and kidney A COMMUNITY 1IUILDER troubles calomel was the most suc­ . loped qut of the horrified strings. Charmingly picturesque nnd dainty | cessful remedy, but Its use was often But that very same nighty after her ' million other things. If fanning did not drag mo out, I should miss them. arc both rtf the frocks pictured. The fieglsettM on account of Its sickening B. F. WIIITNER, Cashier first model, in striitcd organdy, i* S F. I*. FORSTER, President . qualltles. Now It Is the easiest and youngest sou amt his younger wife most pleasant of medicines to take. trimmed with plain lawn ornamented Out Cslotah at bedtime with u swal­ have gone, the old Indy will sit down with drawn-work. A very deep collar, low of water,—that's nil. No taste, and softly, Boothiugly, almost ca­ fastening nt the side, forms a v-shaped no griping, no nuusen. no rails. A neck and the sleeves nnd pockets cqr- be +cndy for n formal opening on a Icn-tfay trip to Atlanta, Philadel­ good night's sleep and i Iil- nest morn- ressingly draw out some world-fa­ “Monstrous Folly of the Versailles Conference respond with the. collar. Medium *Ins you nev feeling fine, with a clean liver, a purified system and a t»lg ap­ mous tune of the past. size requires 3J-4 yards .76-inch striped, January 1, 103-1.4 — Without a Woman” phia, Baltimore, Washington, New petite. Hat whftt you please. No and 1 yard .76-1nch plain material. __________ i ■ . ... i — v She is sittiug again in the "par­ This hotel nt\Pinccnsllc, which is York, Cleveland and Indianapolis, danger. . . . . , . , Figured dimity, which has such a 1'nlotnbs are sold only In original, lor” hack home, Her friends, per­ By MRS. LOTTIE HOLMAN Q'NEILL, Illim>ls*Btate Legislator. prominent ptacb In the season's modes, desjgned to offer n stopping place to where he will Interview groups of sealed psrkngrs. price thirty-five cents for the large family package; ten haps her husband, arc grouped be­ is used for the ae.-ond dress, which is . matbrists at tho end of n long day Previous to our own Lima there \yta no nines thought by women rents for tlio small, trial slie. Your trimmed with plain organdy. The of touring, ia to hnve sixty rooms, ten wealthy men who nro already heavy hind her. She touches the keys and druggist Is authorised to refund 'the on tbc problem of the new generation.- Bcfbrd out time there were very drew closes at the front underneath price ns a guarantee that you will lie they speak for her. small plaits. Tiny accordion-plaited two-room cottages each containing a Investors In Florida nnd who will un­ thoroughly delighted with Cnlotnhs. few women that Imd a vision broader than their- own family interests, —(Advs.) frills outline the collar, cuffs, sash nnd bath, nn automobile service garage, doubtedly subscribe in large quanti­ The old lady clings to her piano G-S1.8-t-G-U-tS-18-20- 25-S7-l.Hc pockets. Medium size requires .7)4 restaurant nnd enfetcria nnd every year after year like a mother cling­ indeed, there were few humans that gave any public service unselfishly. ties to the stock, which will be used yards 36-inch 'dimity snd 1)4 yard But now wo liavc in every hAmlel in the land bodies of enrnest women other convenience that the traveller in building the first unit in Pinccastle. ing to her last child. organdy 36 inches wide. ONE IN TEN i— First Model: Pictorial Review Dress might desire. Seven other such units groping for tlie light, puzzled where to start, when so much ip to bo done. Such a plan can not fail to be sup­ No. 1010. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. nru to be built according to the plan ' a little wound, cut or dbraoAN INFORMER , Pan it be that Providence is waiting fur a sign front mankind that ported for it is what has been needed Price, .75 cents. llcsh may in nino easce'out of Second Model: Dress No, 9097. of the Auto-Tel company, each of so long in Florida. The motor route ten cauao no great suffering or Inconveni­ will imlicnte that woman, who beam more than half life's burden, has been Sizes, 34 to -46 inches bust and 16 to which is to offer just such excellent is becoming tho tnost popular way of ence, but it is tho one earn in ten that admitted to her just share in tho governing of tho world? 20 years. Price, 33 cent*. ^ muses blood poisoning, lockjaw or a accommodations, tho rates for all of travelling and Florida can secure the chronic festering sofe. Tlio cheapest, Con you explain the monstrous folly.of the Versailles conference, them being $3.f>0 per day nnd down.” right sort of tourists only by provid­ safest and best course is to disinfect tho that gathering of presidents nnd premiers* scientists unTI savants nnd gen­ Auto-Tel Company Each Auto-Tel unit will cost F100,- ing for them in n satisfactory way. wound with liquid Horozono and apply the Borozono l ’owdcr to complcto tho erals from hither and you—men from every land nnd every race—and 000, nnd in the first eight days after The knowledge that nt the end of the healing pr “ 30c. *“ 60a Prieo“ (liquid) Will Erect First the snlu of the stock opened, $”0,000 day's ride n swell equipped hotel a t among them all not.a woman? and f L20. Powder 30c and 60c. 8old by worth was purchased in Orlando nnd a moderate price is waiting Will be • Here was a meeting to scttlo the squabbles of the earth, and woman, • Hotel Near Orlando UNION PHARMACY Orange county alone, Senator M. O. big factor in attracting more end tlie great specialist in the art of adjustment, a woman who could have Sanford, Florida Overstreet of Orlando is the president more winter visitors to the state.— First nf Chain of Hotels to lie Built contributed so much wisdom to these deliberations, was altogether over- j f of the company, J. W. Sample 'of Orlando Sentinel. nt PincriiMllc; to He Heady looked. Tho welfare of humanity, the fate of mankind, was nl slake and Haines City the vice president ami January 1. she, the mother half of the world, had not a word to say because those Burks Hnmncr of Tampa is the treas­ If thefe is a huslness depression It in power, in all lands considered that what she hud lu say was of no urer. F. II. Trimble of this city Is Is n pretty high depression. The Auto-Tel Company, recently plans in . re cmfw infw mfwybgkq importance. * * • organized at Orlando to build n chain the architect for tho company and has of hotels throughout Florida which his plans in readiness to begin the FOR SALE—10 bales of but even those luxury-lovers finally . SEED BED CLOTH at Ills Mother—A little bird told me HONEY BEk IS reach tho staBe when they are kicked wl11 c,ltcr *"otor tourists, building ns soon ns all the necessary you've been naughty today. funds arc in hand. SOME 7VORKER out nnd sent on their way. mill prieps. Light, med* !ia ,nnki"K excellent P^R rcs.. It has Little Bobbie—Nix on that little bird W. U. O. Smith, founder of the Unlike man, the working bee does bwn Hocidcd by this company to build ium and heavy weight— stuff. You've been workiu' the oulju GAINESVILLE, July 10. — Tho nott stop her offuits offoits wla-n when she has npup thp firnt ,,f the chnin ,lt Pinoca»Ut: ln Auto-Tel company and originator of board an me. 86-2tc hard-worked anil tired housekeeper peased - hcr own - appetite, Irot much Qrange, ppunty, anjt this _hotel will 4ho idea/ left-yesterday .afternoon for Yowell Co. ARE who bemoans her lack of judgment in like tho housekeeper who has the K A T H E R I N E T H E O B E D IE N T not selecting for n life partner one dishes to wash, etc., continues on the Small girls aro often Ihe • cause who could have provided the luxuries Job. “On nlmnst every trip to the of embarrassment to their relatives. ol life, should ponder the life of the woods and fields bees gather more footl than they enn consume," Mr. My daughter is no exception to the tiny honey bee/ Frank Stirling', who has made a Stirling says in discussing the honey rule. close study of this industrious little gatherers. "Hut through an inborn One day, recently, I took Kather­ ine to an afternoon lea, warning her worker, in his connection with the instinct they seem to realize that the State I hint Hoard of Florida, declares .days of bright sunshine and blossom before we left to behave nnil out­ that the honey lire is entitled to ho lining what her conduct should be, known as man’s hardest working are numbered, uud that in order to knowing that my hostess was critical friend. The working bee, he says, ac­ avoid starvation (maybe for their master, too) and maintain life, some­ of me arid of tho way I brought up tually works itself to death, or wears thing must be store daway. It is for WE CUQSE AT NOON— niy child. its wings out flyinjt to nnd from tho this reason that, when its own tiny As I turned away after greeting hive in a ceaseless effort to store up appetite Is satisfied, the bee does nut the hostess I heard Katherine re­ sweets for man—nectar of honey. cense its labors nnd lie down to rest, IIIKY ARK MADE IN ORLANDO mark to her: "Mrs. Wilson, mother Strongly coincident with the case but works on and on, carrying load from the best m aterials and properly told me to be sure to tell you I had of the overworked housekeeper, the after load of nectar buck to the hive.” female bees are anid to bo the resl Installed in Sanford or vicinity, if you had a good time whether I had or G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ not, and I was afraid I might for­ workers among their kind. Only tho wish. We specialize in Awnings, get it before I went home.”—De­ »pjern is allowed to live a life of idle­ pert, 216 South Orange, Orlando, Flo. ness and ease, along with the drone, 4-24-tfc Porch Curtains or unything of can troit Free Press. raB. AS8EMBLEB R IFLE B LIN D FO LD E D BBBBBaKBrfBBflttRBRBanaHiltBBBBBBBflBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBa We also make WINDOW SHADES Thoroughly Remodeled Screened ThrouRhout The United Rtatps marine' corps Light and Witter System Installed to your order nt a saving to you is proverbially expert in tho knowl­ edge and use of firearms, but (here especially on odd size windows. is a gunnery sergeant, Qunion F. Estim ates given cheerfully. Chursha, at present atationed at Quant ico, Va., who, Popular Me-, chanics Magazine says in an illus­ trated article, has so thoroughly mastered tlio mechanism of machine guns and automatic firearms that he can lake several of these weapons apart and then reassemble them while blindfolded. He has per­ Phone 114—201 S. Main St. formed this almost unbelievable feat ORLANDO -:FLORIDA several times. f _______________ • "F irst in Our Line” ■ | First National Bank INEXPENSIVE JLE SELLERS Awning Shop Sliced Brefikfast w o m a n in h ig h p l a c e SNTPLASTER C a t in* beet answer] the question of ment Plaster. ( MiAa Marie Ijtwsun, who,is man­ aging director of tlio Ignition brauch of a widely known firm of American manufacturer*, is said to be the only woman managing director in Eng­ land. Miss Lnwson baa been hon­ ored with membership in' the Irondon chamber of commerce and in the British chamber of commerce in Paris. HOTEL 5 CORONADO REACH, FLORIDA * 2 s Surf Bathing and Shower Baths. For Reservations and Kates »■ — —-8 8 w ADDRESS, OCEAN VIEUf ..RpTRL. CORONADO,, * 1 ^ . | ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M BaaBaaaaapsBiiaBSUSBauM s Oh, boy! Our (ruR nnd vegetables counter Is running o v erw llh lolHof good things’to cat- So come early to avoid the rush und get first pick—Tangerines,’ Oranges, Ha mums, Wars, IMums, Peaches, Mangos, Apples, Pineapples, Cabbage, Celery, Ocets, Tomatoes, Ice lAttUte, Okra, Green Peas, Lemons, Limes, Egg Plants, etc. •*<>; ---------------------- ,----------------------W H£KE iiANFQIID TRADES- . KEEPING HOUdfcHOLB ICE S P E C IA L ! 1! !! 1! S P E C IA L ! -1 ( :8 e« that every j (Sack, is branded < Jacksonvilla, Florida HI]Aj LUMBER CO. j Vhoi» ISO— Sanford. Fla. | and as it melted it frose in the pan beneath and was ready for replacem eat • , ■ ^ _ ■-*, uitj * Tiddllng ftmr oVn canoe is fine, !»ut you make more speed If you get somethin gto push it. ‘ .*JS ^Ai.’ U'. �GOLF BOWLING . ' -TENNIS BOXING REALM OF SPORTS BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING WILLARD AND FIRPO ALL SET FOR THURSDAY Price Decline REORGANIZATION Cotton During: Past Week OF FRENCH ARMY Government Report IS PLANNED (llj- T h e .tu m - U tr i l P rm « l Exports However Arc Larger Than NEW YORK, July 1_L—Completing For Some Time. their training program and with hut light exercise needed during the time ( n » T a e A M M li it n l | > rru l WILL STIFFEN AIR SERVICE AND ta im ta h iiiK ita n iM . M aa Irtcrvcning to keep them on ‘edge, “DUTCH” HENRY WASHINGTON, J u ly ^ ll^ C o ttM n ALSO T flE GAS Jess Willard, former heavyweight prices witnessed -declines during the fka M SHUTS OUT THE SERVICE champion, and Luis Angel Flrpo, the week ending Ju ly ’fl, ranging from 117 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS South American slugger, were declar­ to (15 points. There was no hcwb of CUBS, 9 TO / 0 PARIS, July 11.—The plan for the especial consequence outside of the r ed lost night by their handlers to be M *__ N M Fa fa It* t a Ba n« Florida Slate League in the proverbial pink of condition forr leorgdbJxAtion of France’s aripy of goverriment cotton condition rejKjrt RROOKLYN, July 11.—Frank the brittle at Boyles' Thirty. Acres to - 1GC0,0pD 'inen, was distributed among to June 25 of 09.9, W^jch was in line Bradrntown-Orlnndo, ruin'. Old Jupiter PIbviua spoiled all the (Dutch) Henry, (formerly of Orlando) the .members of Parliament yesterdny morrow (Thursday) night. Tnmpn-Lnkclund, rain. Rrooklyn southpaw, shut nut the Chi­ , ,, 4 _ , with trade oxpectatlofia Spot demand fun! by Colonel St. Pete II, Daytona II. end of the conditioning grind cago Cubs with four widely scattered f t& t& S S T a " * « * * * . , < » > « E x p -rf. h„: L -— brought with it n marker!- sw^rig in the chamber hits here, yraterdny. The score was to Glorin and Theodore played contemplates a modernlnsing „ He certainly plcka Thursdays and Nntionnl League sentiment among boxing expert* to­ !> to 0. Chicago used three pitchers. The dry. goods mnrkets were again packed house last night. base hall days to show his strength. ward Willard, the JO-year-oio- Klinsan based on the lessons of the grcnt'w ar reported qulcj with only n moderate St. Ixiuls ll.fi; Ronton, 1-3. The score: vvho is attempting one of the mokt un- with serious attention tonew develop­ Chicago 0, Rrooklyn 0. Chicago ......■...... 000 000 000—0 4 3 And to accommodate those who did ur.unl conic backs in prise ping his­ ments in nviation and war materials. business jloLiig. We certainly would hnvr like to Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 2. Th enverage of the quotations of Brooklyn ...... 012 M0 Olx—fl 13 3 not get to see the picture last night Aviation nnd gas, the report says, Pittsburgh H, New York 11 (ten In­ have got a glimpse of the Hon. Mr. Keene, Fussell, Chceves and O’Fnr- it will he shown again tonight, no do tory. When the match was made, af­ are menaces of the future. Germany, designated spot markets was 27.ni Dumas heaving the old pill I? So you rcll, Harnett; Henry nnd Tnylor. ter Willard had knocked out Floyd nings). cents per pound on July C, ns- com­ not miss it. know that we didn't have anything Johnson nnd Firpo eliminated Jack by force of circumstance must seek pared with 28.1(1 cents the previnm to do with making it rain. MncCauliffo, 2nd, at the milk fund her fields of action in the air there­ week. July future contracts on the American longue NEW YORK, July 11.—The New Glorin Swanson nnd Theodore Rob­ show two months ago, critics estab­ fore France must be strong there. New York 3. Chicago 2. York Giants won n hard fought ten erts have the lending roles in "Prod­ "We are preparing the army for New York Cotton. Exchange closed lished Firpo ns an odds on favorite. Washington 1, St. Louis 0. Two other games were postponed inning slugging match from Pitts­ igal Daughters" which will he shown Rut the increasingly good form of war, which we are resolved to pre­ at 20.73c, compared with 27.25e the Roatun-Detroit, rain. on account of the rnln. The Rig Her­ burgh yesterday’ 0 to 8. The Giants at the Princess again tonight and for Willard hns shown in his workout at vent," continues the report, "hut I*e previous week. Exports for the week Philadelphia 3, Cleveland 4. eon Brotherhood was to hqvc played made five home runs, the fifth, by any recommendations ask anybody Yonkers, N. Y., nnd his unbounded ready to stike the fist MoW. Fance were 59,195 hole?, against 43,950 the the Orlando Sentinel in games of the Frisch, tielng the score with two out previous week nnd 109,833 for the who was there last night. confidence, have altered 'opinions. Fir­ is now supcio to othe nations in avia­ Southern Association , Pepper League. The Rig Herenn had in the ninth. New York then won in corresponding week last year. tion, except perhaps bombing planes po, rugged nnd sensation ns a hitter, Mobile 0, New Orleans 2. o formidable lineup and probably the the tenth on successive singles by And then ns an added attraction lias yet to oppose a fighter of Wil­ hut she cannot rest satisfied and must Atlanta 5, Rirniingham 3. rain saved the Knrly Risers from two Kelly, Jackson and Snyder. In the round three of the "Leather Pushers" lard's ncknowlcdgrd stamina and a t­ not he content with machine guns in Governor Hardee Little Hock G, Nashville 0, defeats and league leadership. second Meusel nnd Cunningham hit will be shown. tacking power, critics point out, nnd the air, for perhaps the time is near Only three games scheduled. home runs on successive pitched balls. And Officials Are as a result it Is probable little choice when serial cannot will appear." ’ Ilnhe Ruth contlryies to hammer out The score: And the honor guests tonight will will he accorded either boxer as they • Off to New York M. Fabry presents three conclus­ HOW THEY STAND his homers, and now lie is only three Pittsburgh 121 003 100 0—8 19 1 he Messrs Sam Bradford and Forrest, ions: enter the ring. counts behind the major league lead­ New Y o rk ...... 021 021 011 1—9 13 0 of the ChurchwelF Company, their First: "France, so long ns she bas­ Internnl Improvement Hunrd Mntlers Florida State Lcngur (Second IL.IO er—"Cy" Williams. Fourier, traded Ticket sales continued yesterday, to Cooper, Rugby ami Schmidt; Rent- rives being away, they must come Take Them Away. es her existence and respect for her . Won Lost Pet to Rrooklyn by the Cardinals, made exceed all expectations, thousands ob­ ley, Jonnnrd, Ilynn, Illume nnd Sny­ •gather, nnd will see .this picture rtght3 upon the prestige of her Brndcntown .. 5 .737 his twelfth homo run of the season der. , Ill» T h r t a a n r l n l r i l I 'r r a a J without cost, the treat being on the taining the pasteboards at Madison strength must, because of her will for Orlando ......... ........ 12 7 .032 off his former team mates day before Square Garden nnd sending the ad­ TALLAHASSEE, July ll.-G oviV house. 8 Lakeland ....... ........ 9 .529 yesterday. vance "gnto" beyond $300,000. Pro­ pence, maintain a strong army.” nornor Hardee, accompanied by PHILADELPHIA, July 11.—Ring Second: "That the army, solidly St. Petersburg ....... H 8 .500 moter Tex Rickard believes it will ex­ Treasurer I.uning nnd Fred Elliott, and Donohue staged a fine pitchers' Tomorrow—An All-Slnr ’ cast in constructed upon the lessons of the Daytona ......... ....... 7 12 .308 ceed $500,000 by the night of the chief engineer of Everglades darinnge *)r|» » Another tiling we notice about Dale battle for nine Innings yesterday nnd "Mighty Lnk' n Hose" also a two-part M itlU Tnmpu ........... ........ 4 14 fight. A sell out was announced for wnr, ought to be definitely guided to­ district, will lenvo this afternoon fur Ruth,—it was predicted that lust year then in the tenth Cincinnati pounded Century comedy.. 1 the higher priced ring side sections. ward .the utilization of nnd search for a business trip to Baltimore, New was his Inst of the heavy hitting car­ Ring all over the lot, winning from more perfected armaments than those National League eer—hut we cannot help hut notice Philadelphia 7 to 2. Friday—Marguerite Do La Motto, Should the unreserved a reass, which with which the enemy can ho equip­ York, The exnct nature of the busi­ 1 Won I<ost Pet th a t the gentleman is third among will lie sold at $1 and $2, beginning at Cincinnati DIMI III) 000 5—7 12 1 Flunk Keenan nnd Lloyd Hughes In ness was not made public other than New ‘York ...... 25 .007 the five leading hitters of the Ameri­ 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon he fill­ ped so that the army may retain that Philadelphia 000 DID 100 0—2 10 0 "Scars of Jealousy." it is in connection of unexpected de­ preponderance of force we are going Pittsburgh ..... ...... 44 28 .011 can League! Funng thing? ed, it is believed the record of a lit­ Donohue and Hargrave; Wclnert, velopment of internal improvement to give it." Cincinnati ...... ___ 43 20 .597 tle over ninety thousand for the Ring nnd Dentine. Saturday—Dorothy Dalton in "Fog hoard and Everglades drainage board. Third: "The time may come when Brooklyn ____ ...... 39 34 .534 Dompscy-Cnrpcntier fight two years "Dutch" Henry, of Florida State Round", also International News only Stnle Treasurer I.uning before ,5lfl League fame several years ago, now Chicago ...... ... — 40 37 ago will bo broken. Rickard places • «'»*«-' wh" n,ust «lt?cl,le whether to reBOSTON, July 11.— John Stuart, one day old. leaving for New York on business 41 St. I-ouid ........ .... . 38 .481 playing for the Rrooklyn Dodgers, the arena seating capacity at 92,000 "r ucct’l,t " r cvon anticipate war former Ohio State pitcher, hurled St. trip authorized the announcement he 99 * Boston ............ 52. .297 added another shutout to his list of J.ut several thousand others cun he n c-, wi" h,lV‘' *" ■*»»■ “ h™vY responsible Louis to victory over Boston in both The Daily Herald. 15e per week; Philadelphia ......... 21 53 J!84 victories. He shut out the Chicago eoimno<ratcd with standing room. I’D" and. Ihtiiuso of the very brutality would be a candidate for renomina­ games of a double header yesterday. • and efficacv of the first Mows struck. tion in the democratic primary next ---------------------------;*> Cults yesterday, 9 to 0. He allowed The scores were 11 to 1 and (i to 3. LOW TIDES ON REACH, 1923 American League Tlie reason some people slip Is lie- it is important to give them instead of year for the office he no whntds. only four widely scattered hits while First game: receiving them." Won Lost Pet it took three Cub pitchers to stop the cause they haven’t the sand. St. l.duls ........301 102 001—11 15 1 Forenoon nntl afternoon tides occur .089 onslaught of the Dodgcrsi 23 New, York .... ..... 51 SAYS FRANCE IS MALIGNED Boston . . not 000 000— 1 3 1 at approximately the same hour and ASK AVOIDANCE OF REPRISAL. .520 Cleveland 30 , Having the laugh on somebody Stuart and McCurdy; Fillingim', Mc­ .500 Philadelphia ... ...... 37 87 Ambassador Pussernnd tells Colum­ minute. seldom a permanent job. St. Louis (’lulls evidently make it a Namara and O'Neil. Pupal representative at Brussels bia university summer students that .193 business to make and cast off good 30 Chicago ......... ..... 35 Date June July Aug. Sept. Oct Second game; 38 .479 players. Jneipies Fournier, thn’t by Detroit ............ ...... 35 1 4:05 4 :3l 5:3't H28 Entirely too many try to he a howl­ asks Belgium to avoid taking severe France is maligned .by enemies, who St. Louis .* .330 000 000—11 It I •1 reprisal measures because of Duis­ call her militaristic. 39 .473 the Cardinals to have passed Ids best Si. u u | i ...... ..... 35 4:55 5 :20 : 0til 1 20 ing success by jdst howling. .132 baseball days, was traded to Brook- Boston . . .. 010 OIK) 020—3 10 l 3 5:47 0 :02 7 :l 1 h 17 ..... 32 Washington 42 burg bombing. . Stuart nntl McCurdy; Ocschger, m 41 *-^197; <1*1 Jlontipi .......... ..... 27 The Herald .delivered six times .a \ 0 ;JT ...7 \H . There, sucuis to he tponvy )k tw ;(!< ; ulid now he is hitting around 2180 Gdicwirh, Miller nnd E, Smith. i "5 r* 7 :2t ' 1 M ' i :00 ID 11 The Herald fdr firsf'cfAss Job'work. week for lt>':. many things besides working. nnd only one or two points behind his 0 8 : J 7 8 ;51 -9 :57 1 1:08 team mate, Zack Wheat. Another YANKS TAKE 7 19 07 9 44 10 52 u 11 ease of St. I.ouiN "cast offs" was Little Rock Shuts PITCHERS DUEL when "Dutch" Henry was sold to the 12 17 Out Nashville 98 {1:57 to •38 11 ■44 10 :44 11 30 1! 50 1 08 FROM WHITE SOX Mobile Rears. From them he was ♦*♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ *1**1*♦♦♦*1*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*1**1+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦*1**1* K * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*1**** -------i 10 II 50 12 42 1.51 11 .30 traded to the Rrooklyn Dodgers and LITTLE ROCK, July IR— Graham ? CHICAGO, July 11.—New York now look, if you please at what he is administered the third shutout Nash­ 11 12 10 12 24 1, •If 0 47 12 1 00 1 10 2 13 3 35 ? yesterday defeated Chicago 3 to 2 in doing! ville has experienced this season, v H 1 40 1 55 3 04 4 21 n pitching duel between Cvchgros and ? while ids team-mates hunched hits 13 O 20 *1 38 3 51 5 IS Jones. The score: There is at least one woman in the yesterday, Little Rock winning 5 to 0. 14 T « » 55 3 15 4 40 0 14 15 New York 000 101 100—3 7 1 w„r|,| thitt is interested in base hull The score: 4 00 5 32 7 18 C h icag o .............. 010 100 000—2 0 2 atnl t lint is Dr. Violet Middlehrnoks, of Nashville 1100 000 000—0 (i 1 10 3 34 ? 17 4 4 51 0 30 8 •10 21 Jones und Hofmann; t'vengros and ts t. Petersburg, who yesterday loaned Little Rock 001 001 00x—5 12 t rji 34 08 5 48 25 5 9 18 T Hchalk. the St. Petersburg Club $1,000 which was needed badly to arouse more in­ ATLANTA, July 11.—Getting five 19 0 02 0 17 s 40 1J> 25 ST. LOUIS, July I I __Urban Shock­ t e r e s t in the drive for funds that wen- of their six hits in the eighth inning, 2ft 7 02 7 51 9 43 11 21 - ? er held Washington to four hits yes­ needed to keep St. Pete 111 tile Florida which scored three runs, the Atlanta 21 7 34 8 57 10 54 11 57 12:07 f T U*» ;* 59 11 43 12 ::i terday nnd SI. Louis defeated the Slate League. Crackers won 5 to 3 yesterday. Score: 1*»*f 8 32 ? 18 9 30 11 01 It 53 1 Senators 9 to 1. The score: Birmingham . 020 001 000—2 12 2 pi 47 1•1 T t o Ol 10 28 11 50 24 Washington 000 190 000—t 4 2 Atlanta 100 1(10 030 —5 <1 2 “No Title Bout For 1 37 «’| 42 St. 1-ouis 20(1 -112 OOx—o ur 0 Whit chill anil Vault; Tucro and O. 25 11 20 12 07 20 12 24 1 02 2 22 3 21 This is about two spark plugs. At the ZnhnlKcr and Ruel; Shocker and it pays to swim with the current of Benjamin F ield” Miller. cj 27 1 18 1 53 3 01 3 55 Scvcrciil. y moment they are lying oir the sales popular demand. < 1 * 1 Hesterly Declares Mobile, July 11.—Mobile took the 28 10 41 3 14 4 32 f 0 mnuugor’s desk in the establishment of 5 10 "Our job," said one jobber, "is to CLEVELAND. July I L—Cleveland final game from New Orleans yes- 29 a* 59 3 20 4 20 y "There will he no championship O S 00 52 5 80 3 40 4 5 took the first game of the series from a large middle-western hardware job­ terdny, 9 to 2. The score: supply markets, not create them. Let y 4: 49 5: 52 Philadelphia yesterday, I to 3. Score: bout presented in Tampa between New Orleans 000 till 000—2.10 1 31 ber. 1 I lie manufacturer make a market Jack Dempsey nntl Tommy Gibbons," for Philadelphia tin non oil) 3 h 0 M obile.............. Mil) 270 OOx—9 13 1 y his goods, and we will handle it." Cleveland 100 III U0x—I H 1 saitl Major Homer Hesterly, comman­ Martina, Matteson and powic; Long First Quarter Full Moon Lust Quarter One spark plug bears a name known June 21 Juno 28 July 5 Heimiich and Perkins, Druggy; der of the lllith Field Artillery, when nnd Henry. interviewed Tuesday night. "Reports July 20 July 27 Aug I Hide and Myall. wherever automobiles arc used, the circulating unut the city that officers Aug. 19 Aug. 20 Sept. 3 Said another—"Our salesmen carry other a name seldom heard. Oct. 3 ijcpl. 17 S e p t/24 RECOVERS FROM LAME HACK ol the artillery are contemplating Sanford Independents a catalog with thousands of items in it. "My daughter suffered with 11 Ia mi staging a boxing exhibition of Hie Play DcLand Tomorrow ! hey haven’t the lime to push unadlloth, says the sales manager, arc f hack and could scarcely move without championship class are in direct con­ tradiction to a statement that I made good plugs. Oil the score of quality great pain. She tried Foley Kidney The Sanford Independent team will vertised goods. Their work is princi­ Fills and the trouble with her hack is whi'li being questioned on the sub- ^ ay the Ik-Land Legion team tomorpally taking orders," they run neck uml neck. CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 all gone,” writes Mrs. .1. C. Perkins, jtcl. They are unfounded and of no | row in DoLnnd at 3:00 o'clock. The South Bound local team will leave Sanford at one Boston, Mass. For Backache, Rheu­ truth whatsoever," "Hut,” lie adds, "we are discontinu­ According to Major Hesterly, the \ o'clock and every one that can go to matic Pains, Kidney and Bladder If you go among these wholesalers to­ Departs Arrive ing this line"—and he holds up the plug Trouble use Foley Kidney I'ills, Will officers of the ntlillery who have DcLand is urged to come on and go. day to introduce a now product in com­ 2:40 n.ni.< relieve that tired feeling. Take no been conducting boxing exhibitions at The last time Sanford went to De- No. 83 ........ 2:36 a.m. of unfamiliar name. "Yes, and our dis­ 8:40 a.m. No. 27 substitute Insist upon Foley's. Sold Benjamin Field are all agreed that I-ami there were defeated by the score' pel it ion with merchandise nationally count on it is lurger, too." 2:45 p.m. 89. ........ 2:25 p.m. the bouts are to lie confined exclu­ of 3 to 0 in a fust, tight and thrilling Nn. everywhere.—Adv. • t advertised, unless the article is excep­ 7:10 p.m. sively t oamulcur pci formers. Fri* Iganie hut just whatch them go this No. 83........... 0:55 p.m. tional, yon will he met everywhere by "What's wrong with it? Not a In connection with our transfer, we day night will he the final exhibition Time n# they are in tip tog form. Niirlhhnund • .----------------------------. have storage room, where you mny given brfnro the artillery Imitation! Hie injunction: “First go out and get tiling. It's a good plug—mighty good Departs. Arrive Ktrnw Hats, half price a t McKlnstore your goods until you need them, leaves for Faycttesville, N. (’., for a reputation for your goods through .plug, but—no one knows about it. It 2:03 u.m. 87-ptc No. 82 ......... 1:4H u.tn. a t a nominal cost.—QUICK SERVICE two weeks encampment at Camp non-Markwoud Co. 12:05 p.ni. o-in. No. 84 ..........11:45 advertising. . * V’ ..........- ■—----83-tfc Bragg. The bouts are to lie disconisn’t- advertised—the other one is. The TRA lSFEIt, Phono 498. 3:52 p.m. tinued until August.—Tampa Trib- Bagdad—Lumber mills In this sec- No. 80. ........ 3:12 p.m. No. 28 T h^lfcruld for first class job work. unc. jtion running overtime. Trilby Branch — --------------------------------------—-- T—wm—■7— Departs AritVo < SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE T,._T 7:30 a.m. xNo. 100 — 3:26 p.m. xNo. 24. tyuwtiu xN'o. 25. ....„ . 1:30 p.m. O vie do Orlando Sentinel Ilia Itorrnn Pro. Brotherhood St, A xNo. 101..«•»•*«#### Il'yEiO Muv 29 12 Oviedo Lrrahurjc Branch Depart* Arrive :55 p.m. Orlando Sentinel 2:40 p.nr. 0:30 a.m. 7:10 p.m. Oviedo Branch Brotherhood St. A Arrivrf BASE BALL NEWS R. L. SHIPP, Editor FOR-THE MOVIE FAN CELERY SEED I It Pays to Swim W ith the Current f i ± ± 1 9 1 J El y p* f*■a [vj ■' r ’ »ft; tff *1 H [j , fl J 1! TRAIN SCHEDULE F lf y yy yy ■y yy yy yy yy y % gib r.jr. n « r- UlgkBcrcan ' X—Daily, except Sunday. -r id«>. A:.-'.': �r .* + ; THE SANFORp DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11.1923 Ka|s |ng the fam ily^ p .s00^ 0^ 3,0^ Trying,.,, MSHi- . -. J. ' / J r * f ' / i • ■ I ., . | , -------------- - Svell .n 'ouvh: w : <bor ^ mNRJ*-, ttUPMYL BUTTU-i G ti * . PW M fVTE vi t^VEpSfTiO*^’ Hoorn* 22G-228 T od can find tho name or tvrry lire Oualnesa Man ' tn Sanford in Ihia Column each day. Ba Quick Service Transfer S to rag e F acilities If we plena* you, tell olhera; If not, t«ll ua. Phone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY • WORKS V. C. C O LLE R , Prop- General Shop and Mill 1 Work CONTRACTOR and B U IL D E R 117 Commercial S tre e t—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON IN SU RA N CE A GENCY FIRE-------- AUTO---------RONDS C ontractor and B uilder -S-FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons K ata lilla h e d IBttN Itral Ivttale, Loans and Innurancc I'honr IH FOR RENT—Two furnished bed! There are other Transfers; but rooms, good iocntion, reasonable Weeks Weather none with SERVICE for their middle FOR RENT—3 room furnished apart­ rent. Phone 248 or call at the I* Al­ and Crop Review DENTIST name.—QUICK SERVICE TRANS^hi,,l‘r™’ of child life. If 1?’you IT™ „„„ „„ destroyers have H8-3tp ment with private bath. Herald len Seed Co., L. Allen. New Mrlach lluildiai; I* hit. I hone 488. 8.1-tfe reason to think your chili 1 has worms, art Issued on So. Crops building. Special rntes for summer. Phone 201 Sanford, Florida quickly. Giro lira little one ft d<«o or —I). W. Herndon. 85-Gtc WANTED two of White’s Cream \ t rmifuRo. Worms Rainfall Heavy Along I mined late Gulf FOR SALE—10 bales of cannot exist where, this time-tried and FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for successful remedy is need. It drives out • Coast light housekeeping. Apply 701 Mag­ tVANTED— ROYS TO SELL TIIE the worms and ronton* the rosy hue of W. J. THIGPEN SEED BED CLOTH at SANFORD HERALD ON THE health to baby ehecks. Price 35c. Sold by nolia Avenue. 84-Gtc tll» T h e .iM itirln lril I ' t r . t , STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD mill prices. Light, med­ Real Estate FOR RENT—Convenient large un­ CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS ROYS WASHINGTON, July l l.- T h e UNION PHARMACY FIRE, LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE furnished rooms for housekeeping. TO MAKE RIG PROFITS FOR A week’s weather mill crop review of the ium and heavy weight. Sanford, Florida Rent reasonable. 205 Onk Avenue, 86-2tc FEW HOURS WORK. REE LOUIS Department of Agriculture issued to­ —Yowell Co. G-18-lmo-p SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. day contains the following in refer-i Kyaa Examined Glaaaea Dealyned HICKSON HOUSE ™ dh-tf uiiee to Southern crops: Temperature Henry McLaulin, Jr., Up*to-dnte Apartments and Rooms WANTED— Reliable settled colored averaged near normal in cotton belt Dnytonn Reach. Opt. D. woman to live on place. Phone 575- though were niuderntely beh>w normal Summer rntes: $1.00 per day, $21 Opticixn-Optometriat 85-tfc in greater part of nrca. Rainfall was J11 Beat Firat Street Sanford, Fla. per month, including lights and water, WANTED-j-500 more farmers to heavy along immediate gulf const (’all J. F. Hickson, Phone 238-W, San­ plant the old strain Golden Self- from Eastern Texas to Northwestern ford. 70-tfc Rlnnching celery, this season. We Florida but elsewhere amounts' were FOR RENT—Three rooms, partly have the seed. Come nnd see us.— generally light to modem to with am­ furnished, near ltouth Bros, linkery, The L. Allen Seed- Co. HH-UQ-2tp ple sunshine in most sections. Sum­ West Side. Inquire Mrs. Annie I’hilp. mary for Florida says showers occur­ . d-87-3tp; W*100-3tp LOST red with occasional heavy rains hut Daytona Beach, Fla. FOR RENT—We iiuvc a well located LOST—On Went First street tine distribution irregular. Cotton made furnished home.-—A. P. Connelly & black sample case containing feed fair progress owing to less rain hut lo make this store continuously attractive to you. We want Comfort aide, Airy Hniimn Sons. 7U-tfc samples. Finder plcnse call .5311, Sai - Its condition still very poor to poor. you to feel that this is your shop where you can be sure of Open the Yenr Around FOR RENT—Furnished room, -111 ford Feed & Supply Co., for reword. Cultivation resulted in local improve­ the very best service. Reasonable Rates. HH-ltc ment nnd some success attending ef­ Park Ave. 84-Gtp Special rates to parties. forts to control weevil. When You Think of Vulcanizing: FOR RENT—Large unfurnished On Muin Street, near Ocean FOUND npartment, 711 Oak Avenue. Phone Wo want this store at once to occur to your mind. Wenlm COUNTY ENRICHED 85-Btp C. M. CUSTER, Prop. 3W. to attain that end hy the fairness of our prices and the per­ FOUND—Florida license tag, Own­ FOR KENT—Furnished rooms with fection of our service. er can have same upon identifica­ CHICAGO, July 11.—The county light housekeeping. Corner of 11th tion and paying for ml- Call at Her­ was enriched by one cent Tuesday. It RaluMRataiuKa** street and Elm ave.—M. Schneider. ald office. 07-tfo was paid in by Walter Voliva, head of SG-Gtp the iZonists at Zion City, who was FOR RENT—4 room house with one fined that amount in a recent suit Pa BRITISH NON-COMMITTAL ncre ground, Vj mile from postofbrought by the county. Oak Avenue and Third Street Doe, on West Side, near lake, $15.00 im per month from August 1st. Answer British official circles are silent in The lawn mower Is a non-musical PHONE 17---------------------------------SANFORD, FLORIDA p , ' Box 233. HK-2tp face of reports that Great Britain instrument which the neighbors use Classified Ads !c a word. No Pa . i ’OR RENT—Rooms for light house- has decided to act independently on along about daylight. Raj keeping, equipped with gas for German reparations and Ruhr prob­ Ad tnken for less than 25c. ** And positively no Classified Pa cooking, eieitric lights and running lems. Ads charged to anyone. Cash Pa water. Inquire of Mrs. Smith, 300 88-4tp The Herald for first class Job work. must accompany all orders. Pa French avenue. Count the words and remit to a m . I'lio i'K ir n ia t\ i;iiH d w m x i j i-iio i-iiirrt ox k i n i i i j i h a v i :. ocordingly. i i t o o r u i n s t i i i : i :t n o c t i i t o t e n t h h tu e k ti m V n t l« « 'l w liiai Hu* m riH tnirltnit i»f tin* ituplinli imvrinrtit on GREYSTONE HOTEL J WE SPARE NO PAINS K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y CLASSIFIED ADS S. *0. Shinholser •ANFOltD 101-8 Magnolia Avc. PaPaPaPuPaPataPaPa STEWART The Florist Cut 1’lowrra-------------- Floral Design* FOR SALE, Annual and Ornamental PlanU FOR SALIC — Custard apple muck. Just the SANFORD MACHINE tiling for seed beds, $4 COMPANY per ton f. o. b. Moore (Icnernl M nchine an d Boiler Haven. Write or wire, W orks W. E. Daniel, Moore C ylinder G rin d in g Phono ........... S an fo rd . F lorida Haven, Fla. Give refer­ 86-6tdp; 100-ltp W. S. Leak J. II. Coldougli ence. Leak & Colclough FOR HALE— 1 team mules, wagon hit Myrtle Ave.----------- Phone 260-W nnd harness at a bargain.—E. N. INSURANCE Sutton, Geneva, Fiu. 82-10tp Fire— Life—Auto N11. 8 First Nut'l Ilnnk lllilg. Annex FARMERS— You can gat te*d bod SANFORD FLORIDA fram ~i and Irrigation plugs a t tbs Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfc FOR SALE—Doner and Osya’ psinta nnd varnishes at 'Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc ** 'FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for 1 setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcardnll Avenue. Snn83-lfp ford. ^1 PURELY PROFESSIONAL Cards of Sanford'a Reput­ able Professional Men, each at whom, in his chosen pro­ fession ilia Herald recom­ mends to the people. HQXP- HO&OtT/ I UJQdX.| ( W O p 'x l ^ J FOR RENT DR. R. M. MASON BUSINESS DIRECTORY (UlWxtlWVNfV t-p 1 M£M^ dOH^OSW1 io»J— i WDur r FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 stock. Sec Vick Hawkins, 11G Hnn, ford Avc. G3-trc FOR SALE—No. 817 West First St. Attractive terms. Address^ owner. Box 782, Daytona, Fla. CB-tfc Hniiftihl A\«*liii*s from Fifth Hi. Hoiitli to Htrri't. hit* t*r« it p h ii ii i I H h I. pint ilii1 t **in j •I«t ft I u ni l, limt Imm- h finally by |h*» U l iy i *ntniniro«l<jh of th r i *11> » f HiuiftmL Tli»* fill low In*: I** fli** flit’ll itHKi'Hiiffic'ltt full o*iV«*rlriK foi hi iinvcrnrni t-lmu Inn tin* in I mil cup! nf p :i t«l (myt ini rit c Iiu i k ' it bit- tn nil |trii|it*rty xtbitli iitit jk.i LI 11«11i 1*in •»f Ha t! fit rt 1 A \ »*ih i *-: FI mil Hwtlttinii* fur F a v li m Hnnfonl A v r n u o from F ift h H t r r H Hmitli t»* IV tltli S l r r r [ y’li*. fnllnu inn I p lb*‘ flottl llPtlmnti* nf tin* niMi nf T';t\ lim Hniifnrtl Avonm* w ith 2’* »*h»**‘t iiRphnlt *>ri n ii“ rock bam', n w b ltb of 24 f«*■*! frt»ji » F i f t h Htn*»*t HfiitUi l«» T « ritIt Htr«*t«i. ir.JK t ’n. Y iI h. p' ii m II jo; rtf 4n<* ... ------J CTil 2*i 4G2& Slu- Y i I p . Ov«*rl»l»»ll If l r lo 2f* 3.111 IJn. Ft- ri»nrrol«* «*urb nml k i i U i t 7<Jo I 2.&31LKV 2:.4 M n . Ft. r * i r ronirot*- rtirb *fi' 33r ........ R3.M2 jjfifi Lin. Ft. lira ttIto rn r b ri*»i*t fli11 lfir. . .. .... .. .* 2-1 40 4^31 K*|. Y i I h. Miirailam founrlot b>u O 70c 3*071.00 476f» H*|. Yill*. Hlii'i'l 2" trip ff UHr ............ ..... 4.7IN-34 4f*7 H«|. YtlH. Itrlrk robtbl cm pi I k o IT li&i? . 307.06 10 H«|. Ytip.’ Itrlrk lltla h l flat 4f &0r 0 " tr»7 Hm I t Hl.l. walk built ff I0 p 105.13 f* T)*|»i» A lnii*m 42 30 ................................... 255,00 7 T ) |»** II Inb-lM ti 32.30 227.50 1126 1%‘t‘l Hlttrm Hi'Wi'r O 1.02 1J4K.52 I M i i ii I m.I.* ....... . r.O 00 F i l m Work 55.71 Z M*iriuininl** at Htrnt InlarportIon f*i 6,50 *... 10,50 la b o r a t o r y Inipmstton «»f matfriiiln .............. 1*73.53 I ciiol f ip t m i p . ailviTtlitlriK. fI 2</, 2*1.50 Kmclnocrltitf 4r^ . .............*........................ 555.55 f i «.u i u.:i7 T n l n l cost .......... hy th r ( ’ lly 1-3 .................. . ....... M .a i s .i : hy ndjiin-ht pro perty ow ners __ . !*.£»««.2.V 2.IH0 fort froiitiig*- ....... ......................, — is.7(i7r. tier font frunln go ..... .............. .. F i t ICO T . W I L L I A M S . Engin eer. I*. It. Trafforil's Map of the to w n of Sanfuril, Florhln Peel Flnnl 1>i-» i -r I|<t I<-11 T o ha h n r n r T o ho Imrnc N u m b e r of Asst semi u t N am e. frtiiiifigo* AB*M’f*Bm<’ni c I F Ml lire. N r.: fi t.l.t T, Itlk 7. T r A l.i.iiiso ( ’ rooms, S 17 l-*l . I.iil 7. Ulk. 7, T r , A. i.uiilee ( ‘rooms. I.ot S. I(lk. 7. T r . A ......................................... Ell K trlr k I iiih I. l.ol !•. Illk 7. T r . A ............... J. I*. Kneed. Lot lu. Illk 7. T r . A. ............. ...... .............................. 4. I>. Kneil. Lot 11. Illk. 7. T r . A. ............ ................................. I |i Kneed. l,o( 12. Illk 7. T r . A. ....... .......... ............... .......... Ka th e rin e Drown. Lo( 7. Illk. I, T r . A ................................ A. u Held, l.ol H. Illk. S. T r . A ........... ................................. ....... W . •». (Ireen. led 9. Illk. *. T r . A ................................................. W . O. (Ireen, Lot 111. Illk S. T r . A . ................................ ............ I. C. n u l l . Lot I I . Illk. *. T r . A ................... ...................... .............. I. (*. Hall. Lot tr. Illk. «, T r . A ................ .... ......... Si. James A. M. I v ( ’ liurrh, Isit 0. Illk. S, T r . A ........................... A, A. liru m lln a , Lot 7, Illk. 1*. T r . A. ...... ............ ................ R. M. & <>. II. (-ru m b lin g . Lot *. Illk. 9, T r . A ............. ........... (isru r t lru m ld ln g . led 9. Illk. 9. T r . A ............... ........ Trunlee*. H o ly Tabernacle C h u rch , lu>t tU, Illk 9. T r . A. E m m a Miller. Is>t Itlk. 10. T r . A. . E m m a Miller, Isil 7, Illk. lo, T r . A. ......................................... E m m a Miller, lad «. Illk . 10. T r . A. ................................ J. N. (’ rooms. Lot 9. Itlk. 10. T r . A. . .......................... ........... J. N. ( ’rooms. lail 10. Illk. 10, T r . A ........................................ — Ltsxle Lewis, W . 14 o f lad 6. Illk. I I . T r . A ............ - ............. J. P. linker, la d 7. Ulk. 11. T r . A. ..... .................... ................... J . P. linker. Lot *. Illk. 11. T r . A. .......... ........... ....................... N athan laiwenthnll. Led 9. Ulk. 11. T r . A. t r u n k H a rr is . Lot 10. Blk. 1l. T r . A ...... W . W . Lewis, la d I. Illk. 7, T r . L ................... W . W . Lewln. N- >4 (*f l a d *. B lk . 7, T r . 1. . OFFER EXTRAORDINARY One new five room house with bath, George A. DeCottes full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ Attorney-al-Law CUPIED. Otm Scnlaola Counly Bask PRICE — ■ANrpRO* PLORIDA $3,000.00---------------Terms to suit you William Ilurnette. K. II ft. of H. 14 of lad 1. Illk. 1. Tr. 1' •■ Wliilam Burnett*. K. I ll ft. of H. *4 of lari i, Blk. T. Tr. h A REAL BARGAIN K. H. Johnson, lad *, Blk. 1. Tn t --- r __ J a m e s H im u il, lad 6. Ulk. T. T r. I. A. P. CONNELLY A SONS FRED R. WILSON U. K e llis.- la d •. Illk T. T r. I. .......— —........ 79-tfc XV. M. K. C h u rc h (C o lo re d ) L ot 7. U lk. 7. T r. 1. ----- ------- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW M ORNiSc' AND"’NKlTlt'MIIAx lc Firat National Bank Building livery, Phqno Ed. Uiggera your SANFORD FLORIDA 87-5tp wants. FOR SAIiE—Fivo acres on good toaiT, ELTON J. MOUGHTON near loading station. Inquire at ARCHITECT 1103 Oak avenue. BB~3tp IU m T, MiUnr Bldg. FOR SALE—1022 Ford touring car, ■AN FORD -»- .> -t- FLORIDA splendid condition, a real bargain to some one for caah or terms. Phone Mr. Register No. 5. ________ S8' 2tp FOR SA LE-Sm aU aecond-hand iron ICHELLE MAINES office safe. Used three months, good ns new. Fireproof and big LAWYER -!- M. K. (’liu rrh (C o lo re d ) la d *, U lk. 7. T r. t „ — J , K. d r i e r . la d 1, Ulk. 8. T r. 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M id e. p e e la l a s s e s s m e n t* w ill up to J u ly 17, l l t t , a n d fro m a ml --------------U 1% per l» p a y a b le o n ly In te n e q u a l a n n u a l I n s ta llm e n ts w ith I n te re s t !“ h r-t-rCpaft P w I .....................~ 33 ]2 tt tt •tt tt tt tl tt tt 11 tl tt Ml r.» ct Ml Ml r.o Ml Cl Ml li (•BAD > .. U It. TH ILlP a, city C la rk . Things W e H ave A lw ays Known Thu recent busincas condition has lirougiit to the forefront of thought many funda­ mental considerations that havo always been known but have been damned with fqiut praise. Human nature in the mass is very much like liumnn nature in the individual. Ono of its dominant characteristics has been s summed up in the observation, "You nev­ er miss the water till the well runs dry." We never appreciate fundamental things until we have occasion to do without them. This observation -has a special applica­ tion to the demand of the public for the products of industry. While the demand was at hiRli tide nml everybody was busy trying to supply that demand at a profit no one, seemingly, gave a tho’t to where the demand came from, how long it might last, or what would happen if*it should fail. Wo merely assumed tho permanent existence of tho demand, ju st as we as­ sume the presence of water, air nnd fire. But a day came when demand began to subside, and in many industries It canto al­ most to a full stop. And then we missed it, and realized, as never before, whnl an important th in g it was. And we began to inquire where it cume from in the first place, ami how it might lie restored. We always knew—everybody know— that desire for things made a demand for them in tlie market. That people desired things we nccepted ns nn elemental fnct". But when we discovered that desire fluc­ tuated we began to appreciate Hint desire, ns we know it, is a tiling created by tho art of man. II is a highly specialized form of an elemental need—just as a Louis XVI chair is made out of a tree. ‘ This discovery led to another equally important discovery th at tht? means of re­ fining nml specializing thnt desire was ad­ vertising. The gigantic work that has been accomplished by modern advertising now stands out in bold relief. It has been the means by which tho refinements of civilization have been made known and made desirable, and Ihia desire bus been made into demnnd. It >h a simple fact th at a million profitable forms of indus­ trial activity owe their very existence to fhe fuel th at Advertising upheld the standards of living which in turn provided the demand for their products. (Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Ad­ vertising Agencies) � 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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' ; . . • • IN THE •* ■ • • HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1923 VOLUME IV. ISSUANCE OF AUTO TAX TAGS SINCE JULY FIRST . ........ r' I More Than One Thousand Saturday. IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES AT WASHINGTON AND OTH• e r Co u n t r i e s INDEPENDT Between Countries But Designed to Supplement Each OTHER f WASHINGTON, July 10.—Action of French Chamber of Deputies in voting .ratification yesterday of the Fou rPower Pacific Trenty, coupled with the favorable vote last week on the naval pact, caused great gratifica­ tion in official circles hei'c, although some regret was evidenced a t the forecasts‘th at the three other Wash­ ington treaties woiild not be put through at onco. The flve treaties negotiated a t the arms conference nre independent documents, but to a certain degree they are designed to supplement each other and to extend tho .effectiveness of the general plnn contemplated by the conference for removing possible enures of war. Although there will b eno barrier to putting into elToct the naval treaty and tho I’nrific pact even though French ratification of the other trcntics is delayed, the re­ sult of that delny may be to develop a -somewhat peculiar situation. Tho Chinese treaties, one dealing with customs m atters In Chinn and the other with political questions there, were worked out as a very vital element in the project of assur­ ing peace in tho Pacific. It wus through these pacta that the' confer­ ence delegates hoped to iron out 'causes 'ot WCi'rtkflMiff friction in China and to make less like classes of interest In the fnr Hast that might lead to war. The aspect of the situation is re­ garded as of importance just at this time ,on account of the disturbed con­ ditions in China, where the power of the Central government has been greatly weakened and bnndit out­ rages have become numerous. It is felt that proclamation of tho Wash­ ington treaties might have had some effect toward stabilizing the situa­ tion. For a somewhat different reason tho delay over the submarine and gas warfare treaty is a cause of regret to officials hero. It has been hoped nt tho tint* of tho Washington conferenc ethat the dooctrines laid down in that treaty as binding upon the signatories could bo extended with­ out delay to all other nations, add­ ing a new chapter to international law. The world procoss cannot go forward however, lentil the treaty has been ratified. Submarine provisions of the treaty probably are of greater importance to Great Britain than the signatorocs because of her geographical situation. It is to be recalled that the British delegation to the conference sought to outlaw submarines entirely. The Root resolutions embodied -in tho sub­ marine and gas warfare treaty were written for tho purpose of finding a compromise ground in which naval opinion'of all tho powers could com­ bine. —. TURKS TO'SIGN PEACE TREATY (H r'Tfce AsseelaleS Press) CONSTANTINOPLE, July 10.— The Angara government, after ex­ amination of tha latest dispatches from Laosanno, haa authorized Isroot Caaba to sign tho poacc treaty. There had been*some doubt as to what ac­ tion the-authorities of Angora would take or how long it might be delay­ ed, but .the announcement mado yes­ terday evening . apparently confirms the settlement which was reached at Lauaanna yesterday by Ismet and the delegatee representing the allies. l,t. is considered that the head of t^ia. Turkish delegation at the Near 'East conference haa gained notable diplomatic victories and there is a feeling of satisfaction iq Constantin­ ople and evidently at Angora over tho outcome of the long drawn out negotiations. JiM d ii . t - • .’ I Mailed Qi|t ^ast Mir Tfce AuerlMed t»rra*t , TALLAHASSEE, July 10.—Issuance of automobile license tsgs since July first have shown big incrcnso in records In automobile division of the, comptroller’** office show more than 1,000 mailed Saturday and registrations to dste this yaar total 147,000 which is only 7,900 short of estimated number of machines in the stato. The registration has already passed tho total of last year. NEAR CANTON IN BATTLE NQ INDICATION OF PRECISE NATURE With Chinese Troops— OF STATEMENT MADE IN PARLIAMENT Main Body Escaped BY PREMIER BALDWIN NEXT THURSDAY to Hills (Hr Tfce A tiorlilH I’rru ) HONGKONG, July 10. — About twenty of the _bandits who held up train near Canton last Saturday wore killed todpy in n battle with Chinese troops.. The main body of the ban­ dits, however escaped to the hills with ninety well-to-do Chinese who were taken prisoners when the train was raided. Concerning Reparations Question But Nothing Spectacular Expected M ir T h e A a ae rtn te fl P r e s s ! LONDON, July 10.—While there is no indications of the precise nature of the statement to lie made in parlia­ ment Thursdny by- Premier Baldwin concerning reparations question offic­ ial spokesmen here say there will be nothing spectacular about the govern­ Dade County ment’s declaration. The statement Has Farm for A gri­ they ssy will aim nt setting openly world the views of Great Ilrit^ cultural School before pin for economic ’political restoration of Europe. Door will be left open for MIAMI, July 10.—An eighty acre full co-operation btcwccn Great Brit­ farm has licen obtained by the Dade ain and France. county agricultural high school at Lemon City for use duVijig-tIncoming LONDON, July in.—Prime Minister school year to teach praNJunl farm ­ Baldwin's nnnnunucmcnt in the house ing and citrus culture. Provision is of roinmnns yesterday afternoon that being made for a dairy bnrn and milk it might be possible for the govern­ room for twenty cows, poultry depart­ ment to make n statement on repara­ ment, slat bouse for plant propaga­ tions Thursday, cased British public tion and nutmhllc truck equipment. opinion, which has been manifesting increased impatience and concern over Improvements Started the failure of the cabinet to commit For Docks a t Tampa r TAMPA, July 10.-Plan» arc being drawn, it is understood here, for improvement by the Mallory I.iim of m e i w c i v c ihundrod i u i i u r t n i ifeet i ' u i uof i m u i i u i i the twelve tho liendry and Knight waterfront terminals bought a few days ago by the Mallory people. Tlic contemplated improvemchts nnd |>urchnso price will involve an outlay of approximately $1,000,000 it is said. Florida Rice Grow­ ers. Arc Interested in California Crop Crop II sh Not Made Any Headway in This Stale. todefinite policy, it is antic* tpntod that the prem iers statement Par,,an” nt und th,,0 p“b ,ic wlth a c,|car ,cu ’ ^ '^iwre h e n sllv c • i M u l u i t L of •the L.i twhole i ' l w i l n ulll w -t n lH analysis subject. This may afford the opposition groups In . - ’ , , ,l ° hoU, , ° . u i luitc, nnd it is considered likely that before the week is out tho Ruhr contiovcrsy will have entered t\ new anil broader phase. Whether this will involve separate action by Grent Britain in dealing with Germany, no one in authority would say. The whole subject of rep­ aration* and Britain's pmbuhly course is enveloped in thick mists of dipluin a tic rctlcenco, word apparently hav­ ing gone forth .from foreign Secre­ tary Curzon that neither France nor the public shall have nny intimation ns to whnt the government will do. The opinion prevails in official cirties that France Is playing for time, believing that Germany will raptulatc before England can take independent action. France, according to these circles, is convinced that Germany is on the verge of a collapse economically and that with her commercial dlsintegration the passive resistance, upon the cessation of which Franco has been so insistent, will disappear auto­ matically. Grent Britain, however, feels that Germany, nltWiigh socially pressed by France, still has an abundant re­ serve of vitality and that she will ul­ timately weather the present storm. Whatever turn the situation takes this week it is considered likely thnt England will icnew her suggestion for tho appointment of nn,.internation­ al commission of experts'to examine into Germany’s resources nnd deter­ mine her capacity to pay. JOHN BURKE WILL TELL THE GRAND JURY ALL HE KNOWS ABOUT BROKERAGE FAILURE NEW YORK, July 10.—Haggard, tion I hod hold," ho said, “I felt that TALLAHASSEE, Fla*., July 10.— Rico growers in Florida, a crop that dejected nnd “'broke," John Burke, there must bo no question about the has not made grent headway in this onro treasurer of tho United States soundness of tho policy of the firm of Kardos ami Burke should pursue, state, nre interested in tho growing and thrico governor of North Dukota, hence I insisted on the contract I have walked Into Distrirt Attorney Blan­ of tho crop in California where it hns mentioned. 1 had overy reason to bcmade rapid strides during the Inst ton's office yesterday to offer the 4icvc it would bo lived up to, anil now authorities what help ho euuid in the ten years. thnt things have gono wrong, I want grand jury investigation of the brok­ Commercial growing of rice in tho to lay nil my cards on the table and Pacific const state did not begin un­ erage firm of Kanins and Burke, do everything I can to aid tho district til 1012 but by 1010 the value of the which failed eighteen months ago attorney. I have lost everything I crop reached the high mark of $21,­ for more Hum $2,000.600. had in this world—even my insurance Mr. Burke said ho was ready to 000,000. I'lnnting of the' crop on n policies. 'Hint's pretty hard at my commercial baski followed three waive immi'iiity and tell the grand age—I'm .sixty-four years old now." years of experimenting by the United jury cveiything he know—which wus When some ono mentioned the fact States department of agriculture to n'toending'y little—about operations that Mr. Burke recently had been in of loo firm. determine- the possibilities of its cul­ ill health, he broke in: ture in California. Up to 1009, the “I givo my won! as an American “ I can’t get sick now. I’vb got to industry had been confined to tho that tho first intimation I had of what work, and work hard." was going on was when the bankrupSouth Atlantic nnd Gulf states. Assistant District Attorney Gcraty Results of experiments, with varie­ ty petition was filed,” ho said. said, after questioning Ourko at ties, fertilizers, cultural methods, "I think that •» y°ur trouble," cut and irrigation practices performed at in ono of the assistant district attor­ length, that everything against Kar­ tho Iliggs (Cal.) jcxpcrinient station neys, who was examining him. “1 dos and llurkc would bo placod before since its establishment form the basis don’t think you even know you were the grand jury next Monday. He de­ clined to say whether Mr. Burke for information just published in alive in that outfit,” bulletin form by the federal agricul­ “Upon my word, you pre right," re­ would be called to testify. tural department. sponded tho man whoso name once • Thirty-five varieties and strains of appeared on millions of currency of FUNERAL OF HOWARD LYMAN WILL BE HELD AT rice have been grown in tenth acre the United BUtes. “I fool this thing. plots and nine-year averages obtain­ It'll got me licked—broken. I never ORLANDO THIS AFTERNOON ed for seven varieties. The variety thought it possible. What hurts me giving the highest average yield In toiore than:anything else, la the fact The funeral of Howard Lyman will the nine years, it is stated, was Wa- that I, John Burke, tha former treaa- take place thla afternoon at Orlando taribune, C. I. No. 1661, a late-hiatur- urer o f: the greataat nation on earth, at 4:00 o'clock and many of h|s San­ ing, vshort-grain rice, yielding 4,364 should have had my name connected ford friends went down to attend It. with a brokerage houae that went to The Kiwanls Club here sent a beauti­ pounds per acre. • The fertiliser experiments conduct­ tho wall and wiped out the money put ful floral offering as did unany of the old friends of the deceased attesting ed during a three-year period, 1914 up with it by email investors.” Mr.-Burke said he had had virtual­ the love and esteem in which Howard to 1916, inclusive, show that manure ly naming nothing to do with op- was held in Sanfprd. The burial will increased the average jrteiu io uu m ui tho luo routine ivuuiw im­ yield 879 jy pounds, sulphate of ammonia 6 6 l ,eratione of the firm, leaving all that be in the Orlandi cemetery and thb pounds, dried blood 640 pounds, and to Louis Kardos, Jr., hia partner. Ho Orlando Elka will have charge of the cottonseed meal 683 pounds per acre. said Jit had insisted on a clauae in tho ceremony at the grave and the Meth­ stipulating odist minister al the Hand chapeL In the depth of submergence ex­ partnaninlp agreement periments, the highest average yield, that the frim would not itself engage Our national income for 1928 will 3,926 poundds per acre, was obtained In speculation. Ha thought that this exceed expenses by a quarter of a by submerging the land six Inches pgttemant was being lived up to. cause of my age and the post- billion dollars. deep during the submergence period. * *Wcci J PRESENT AND FUTURE 'TQ BE b is c y s S E p AT tH E * MEETING • • ORLANDQ, July 10*— Members of the Florida Development Board, which meets this morning at the Snn Juan hotel to discuss tho present and future of Florida, are to ho the guests of the Chnipbcr of Commerce a t n luncheon nt the Snn Junh hotel nt 12:1. Following the luncheon the representatives of all parts of the state, nearly one hundred in all, will return to their session and try to complete the discussion in time for the visiting representatives to make afternoon train. Since all of the men who compose this conference nre very busy ami can only take the one dny, they will hnvc no time for a trip around tho city. The luncheon at the San Juan therefore is the only opportunity that the Orlando representatives will have of displaying the advantages of Or­ lando to tho visitors. There will be several talks nt the luncheon from tho representatives from other cities, and then tho talk from the Orlando delegation will bo mnde by l-righ Newell. He will set forth briefly tho advantages of Orlando, its present problems and what it hopes to accom­ plish in tho future. Jules M. Iluguries, of West Palm ^ " f, lh» n°Brdi A- R- CouU' * f JnHck* . « ^ n c ra l secretary of the Board; J. K. <**«!, of Jacksonville. Organization Service Bureau Manager; J. C. Sell« » . of Jacksonville. Associate Editor Florida Timcs-Unlon; and Frank B Vroomnn. of Jacksonville, prominent Florida property holder, arrived here late laat night for the one-day con vention of the Stale Development oBard. 26 INDICTED IN CLEVELAND BY GRAND JURY CLEVELAND, July 10.—Twentysix Texas oil promoters, Including l)r. Frederick Cook, former Arctic explor­ er, were indicted by the federal grand jury here todny on «'hsrges of using the mnlls to.defraud and conspiracy to make fraudulent use of the mails. The trial of promoters Iwth In Cleveland and Fort Worth is predicted by the federal authorities in view of tho fact that separate offenses are charged in the indictments returned in two cities. Road Construction In Sumter County IS EXPELLED Today Frpiq Consolidat­ ed Stock Exchange Mir Tip Associated I’m i ) NEW YORK, July 10.—Harvey A. Willis, head of the brokerage firm hearing his name, wan expelled todny from the Consolidated Stock Ex­ change for nullifying “effect of clients order by tnking transaction to his own account." A committee which investigated the ’charges found him guilty of “obvious fraud or fnlso prctense in huving on many occasions ns shown by evidence under cover of two opposite transactions indulged in practices complained of." Pinellas Park and Bridge Dis­ trict Election ST. PETERSBURG. July 10.—The county commissioners ,,of Pinellas county hnvc called an election for Au­ gust 6th to determine Avhcthcr or not the proposed I'inellaa Park road and bridge district will be created. The district proposes to issue some $250,­ 000 of bonds to build a road from Pinellas park to Gnndy Bridge and thence to Seminole bridge nnd across to Boca.Cciga Bay. The commission­ ers also ordered advertisements to be run asking for bids on tho new sys­ tem of county highways. Road to Mainland From Key West KEY WEST, July 10.—New impet­ us hns l>een given plnns for tho build­ ing of n road to the mninlnnd by n communication received hero from O. R. Bell, of West Palm Bench, suggest­ ing thnt n rqad finance corporation be formed to handle stock for the pro­ ject which would bo capitalized at Monroe county. Governor Hardee Will Not Attend Ceremonies (nr T h e A sso c ia ted I 'r t H * TALLAHASSEE, July 10.—Gover­ nor Hardee will bo unable to attend the ceremonies at la k e City Thursday incident to the formal opennig of the million and half dollar highway con­ necting Lako City with Jacksonville it was stated at tho executive offices todny. Pressing business m atters are given ns tho reason for tho gover­ nor's inability to attend. Writer Tells of His Own Expert* cncc in Running Rum and Selling it in U. 8. ‘ M ir T h e Am m Is I H P re ss 1 - • •! CHICAGO, July 10.—Rum running ‘ along the South Atlantic ' seaboard' hns assumed such tremendous proper lions that inhabitants of the poverty ' stricken little island have become rich almost overnight and that sec­ tion has become known aa "bootleggera paradise," the Chicago Dally News, said today, in a copyrighter articlo describing conditions along tho Florida coast. In the city of Naa-* sau alone, the article said official clearings of liquor bound fop the United States increased from thirtyseven thousand gallons in 1917 to'one million and three hundred And forty thousand gallons last year. The writer accompanied by a bootlegger named terry ns n guide told of visiting rum fleets nnd talking with rum runners nnd helping transport fiquor'and al distributing it in the United States. Minmi, the first stop of the inyei; tlgntura was described as a city where, if you feel the need of a drink and don't happen have your own flask with you all you need to do is wait in (he shade of a palm tree until a resident comes along and ask him where you can flod a bootlegger and if he isn’t one himieR he will tell you where to go. You can boy all tho whlslety you want in Miami at five dollars a quart." Hatnhrea and Nassau were described a s but two of ports that are flooding the United , States with liquor,' soma of it from American distilleries." “When wa were ready to return to Chicago" tho nrtielc declared, “we left the Florida coast in a Ixiutlcggora motorboat met nnd boarded n rum schooner loaded with two thousand rases of Scotch whiskey. Rode this ship to New Jer­ sey >00**1 , bought ten cases of Scotch whiskey from the captain and landed it along with two hundred other cases on New Jersey Coast, trucked a it to Newark, packed i( into trunks and shipped it to Chicago and sold it to Terry’s customers." Nobody inieyr* ferer or quoatloncd us. It waa all in a dny'a work." PRINCE AND PR1NCI VICTIMS OF fW p pOBBirftS M i r T fcr A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s ) ROME, July 10.'— A bold robbery jj BUSI1NELL, July 10.—Rapid pro­ with a prineo and princess os the vic­ gress is being iflndc on road construetim*, was carried out here today; tion work in Sumter county, for which Taking advantage of their pooilion In ) $135,000 bonds was voted last August. the palaco household, a waiter and a chauffer early thla morning .over­ powered Prineo Carlo Giustinfainl 5,000 ROAD SIGNS Rnndini and his wife, Princess Marla, FOR ST. PETE druggo dthem, and made away with Boosters Meeting jewels and money valued at two n»UST. PETERSBURG, July 10.—Tho In Orlando Todny lon lire. The pollee are searching governors of tho chamber of Com­ for Marino Guagnelll of FatendOa d i merce here have authorised tho pur­ M i r Tfce A s s o c i a t e d I ' r r . a ) ORLANDO, July 10.—Ono hundred San, and Alfredo Cluehl of Galleae, chase of 5,000 road signs advertising S(. Petersburg, The signs will mere­ and fifty men, representing virtually Italy. It was two o'clock this momlag ly call attention to St. Petersburg as every section of South Florida, ere when the two man after makiiig sure here today attending what waa ad­ a %Yinl*r resort. They wlll.bo distrib­ uted by residents and visitors who arc vertised as the meeting of the Florida that the others of the Household were _ Development Board, looking to tb* asleep, covered their faces in the north this summer. masks, cut the telephona wires, and , advancement of tho interests of the entered the bedroom of the Prlnra elate from many economic angles. The j . g . McF a r l a n d . grefct possibilities of' tho state were and Princess, whom they attempted NORTH DAKOTA, I* to drug with an anaesthetic NEW RULEK F. O. B. emphasized by many speakers. Tho sleepers awoke and tried to mon aid, whercup they ware b« ( H r Tfce A M a e U l f S T r e e a l ATLANTA, Ga., July 10.—James Tax Collections in and drugged by foree. Tha th O. McFarland, of Watertown. South Hillsborough Almost then took their keys opend the Dakota, waa elected grand exalted Two Million Dollars slid removed all the Jewels, ir ruler of the fraternal i order of Elks a historic diadem, which belonged at the first session of the grand lodge TAMPA, July 10.—Total tax col­ Queen Hortenao of Holland, and of the order in conventton/hcre. The lections in Hillsborough county for 000 lire kept there for current name was present by Gov. McMas- tho year Just ending, exclusive of per­ pensca. They escaped after lc ters, of 8outh Dakota. In his speech sonal taxes payable up to November the bedroom. ’ ma of acceptance McFarland donouncoct 1, 1928, leached the grand total of bolshevism, I. W. W.ism and other $1,848,846.68, an Increase of mops CHURCH WELL’S CLOSED “111 grounded isms of the present than $180,000 above the preceding day," declaring the Elks orders la a year's collections. These figures rep­ Churehwell'a store* will be law-abiding fraternity. Boston won resent collections up to July 1, and all day tomorrow on account of the next convention. include $163,202.06 paid to the coun­ ing extensive repair* in the ty by the state comptroller from tax­ that will necessitate moving a —1 The Chairman of tho Republican es ,■(received from railway and tele­ or part of tha stock a National Committee la certainly graph companies. changes in tha at working overflow earning the grati­ big dale and opening in a' tude of tho Dsmocratio.party.*-From Panama City to apend $200,000 for keep posted on '.-prices by ) the Detroit Free Pres* (Rep.) , Improvements of highways. Churehwell’a ada In tho Dally .< • - - ’• < \ •i J , �ROTARY CLUB iM’ 31•. . *«. * A*"‘ MRS. FRED DAIGBR. Society Editor • Phone 217-W '• . If k a rt a*r Irlrafa irUlllaa >»» •Mf tmm a n ( a tig aaywhrrr «r ruMlm k to a, mr If ym »r« rnlrrlMlalna, n r llt • fM lal ratal ta IfcU fryariM rai. alvtna falalla, or lilt f k t w the lie*.. Il will kt c rra llr afy rrflalrf. Tuesday--Grnvcs-Brown Nuptials at .the Methodist church at 8 p. m. Friday—Mr*. D. P. Drummond will . entertain the member* of the ‘Thirteen Bridge Club a t hor liomri on'M agnolia avenue, at .1:30 p. m. . ej- •■)»»*( |W.' . . I. .1 .. .Mr. and.iMr*. Archie Betts spent the week-opd a t Daytona Reach with the letter’s: mother, Mrs. M. Hand i' *• , Mr. and Mra. Gordon Rowe of Day­ tona were the gueat* of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Rowe yesterday at their home on Holly avenue. ’ . •tin . ----------- ■ Mias Sarita Lake has returned homo from Clearwater, where she a t­ tended the Chi Omega house party at Mr. and Mra. John Mclsch leave Friday for New York and New Jer aey, where they will spend some time visiting relatives. O. C. Branch and C. S. Brown of Ocala arrived In the City Substantial thia morning and will apend some time here attending to business. also numerous burning candles. , Tho Hridnl chorus from Lohengrin ( wu* .used as processional and the * Wedding March of Mendelssohn 4m* * **« used ns rrceridonal. The brldfc who entered on the arm of the groom, was lovely In white Dr. Claude Peterson-and wife of rnnton crejie worn with a large white Jacksonville wero here this morning hnt of georgette crepe and lace. Her flowers yjere bride's roses and valley louring the southern part of the lilies, tied with white ribbon and tulle. stale. Mrs. Peterson was formerly Miss Margaret Herncr, the maid of Miss Lilnh Nolan, daughter of the honor, entered on the rirni of the best Hite Judge Nolan and they lived here man, Mr.,John K. Fox, Jr., and wore for many years. changeable blue and pink taffeta. Her The band will play tomorrow night hat was pink cropc and lace, her flowers being, pink Russell rosea tied and the Klwanis Gub* nnd the 'Ro­ with pink ribbon and tulle. , tary Gubs will meet tomorrow after­ Immediately following the cere­ noon. So that in .glancing over the mony, a nuptial mass wnn celebrated, sport sheets It seems' that Tuesday during whleh Mrs. F. E. Rou'millat will .be a big day in Sanford. sang a aolo, "At Dawning," and Mrs. Nixon Ilutt of tho Uutt-Guemsey Koumlllat anfl Mr. C, V. Mahoriey Co., of Orlando wus In the city to-, sang two duets, "Ave Maria" and day calling o nhis many friends nnd "Oh, U n i I Am Not Worthy." The bride was a teacher in the also attended the meeting of the Ro­ schools of North Hampton, Mass., tary Club. Nix is nn old Sanford and has done exceptional work In her boy and his many friends here are al­ ways glad to* sec him. profession'. Mr. Daniels is well known in North Get your seed bed cover cloth at Hampton, Mass., but has made his homo In ML Dora since last Septem­ Cburchwell'a says the advertisement In this Issue. In.othcr words Chuchber, and Is expert accountant. The large number of friends of woll’s have these seed lied cover* at Mr. and Mrs. Daniels will Join in prices that are lower than the lowest and you can bet on this bcin^ n fact. wishing them happiness. Seo Churchwoll's before buying your seed bed cloth. | SEED BED CLOTH— Only a limited amount at mill prices (3 grades) —Yowell Co. 86-2tc Ellen Telford has rotumed home from Jacksonville, where she has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dorn PEOPLES HANK STATEMENT ftsrrenUne. SHOWS INCREASED BUrtlNKSB AND EXCELLENT REPORT ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whiddnn and daughter Ruby, and Mrs. Della Rob- • Tho Peoples Rank publish their e fts'o f Arcadia were thri guests yes­ statement in this issue and it is a terday of Mr, and Mra. R. E. Herndon most excellent one to be taken nt this en ruritc to Atlanta, whoro they will time of the year. The deposits total vjsft relatfves. $592,81)7.27 which is very good just now wlicn people are drawing out Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mclsch will inohey for summer trips, for fnrming arrive In Sanford tomorrow from operations nnd for building purposes their wedding trip and will be at and other improvements. Their state­ hogie to tbeir friends a t the homo of ment also shows Overdrafts None, Mr. and Mrs. John Mclsch until their Notes Rediscounted None nnd Rills new home Is completed on the West Payable None nil of which shows the Peoples Rank to lie in first class shape. , CLAY-BRAND. President Tunnlclffe says thnt the The following Invitation will be bank's business is inriynslng to surih -of Interest to the ntsny friends of nn extent that the room now occupied Dr. Brand, who w u In business here by the Western Union Telegraph for some time, selling out to Dr. Tom Company will be taken for the di­ Moqra, and going to Miami, where he rector's room nnd this will give the and his bro'lhor are associated fn bus- bank more room nnd a fine And large Inessi . director's room—something that is Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Leo Butler greatly needed. The present d ire ^ request the pleasure of your company tor's room will be user as pnrt of a# the marriage of their niece the banking rooms and will give this Mias Susan Irene Clay part of thp bank n better appearance to and make tho working accommoda­ Dr. I«onard Allen Brand tions much larger nnd better in every on the evening of Thursdny, the way. . twelfth of July at six o'clock Rend the statement of the Peoples At Homo Rank today nnd aepnd a copy of tills Falling Creek, Richmond, Vn. paper to your friends. • M " the first of September, I)r. Brand and his bride will l>c at home to’'thelr friends at Miami, Floridn. Daily Fashion Hint * ’ * 't American Charged With Heading Plot for Wholesale Smuggling A1 VALDEZ FROCK OF EXCEPTIONAL • CLEVERNESS Flat yripe, in Pharaoh blue, cork, or almond green, would be appropriate for this exceptional frock. Simple embroidery edges the sectional collar and deep cuds of the short kimono sleeves. The closing is at the left side and, if preferred, the neck may be finiihcd in square outline. A wide, deep girdle closes in front, above the forward turning plaits of the at­ tached two-niece skirt. Medium site requires 4J$. yards 36-inch material. Pictorial Review Dress No. 1570. Sites, 34 to 42 inches bust and 16 to 20 years. Price, 35 cents. ijaily Fashion Hint Silvia Brea^n t i An MENTH01ATUM is antiseptic and gently helps the healing. B Ucbcile Maine*, Secretary,j to b« drained and improved. ’1 • cess m m jft Estelle Tuyl "-tin - HOTEL RAYMOND WWlVrf lt>10 (1 For Florida > Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, prob­ ably local thundershowers. TO ihG er Tito subscription lists of tho Daily —IN— nnd 'Weekly Herald having been sold ; H h fc to H K« every subscriber h a s . been sent n i yy bill nnd h notice of his subscription Tampa £irl Killed nnd till those In arrears h ave been The Rotary .Club met today at th« stricken the list. If j w hnvo Tho ytar’s most sensational mys­ Vnldex with a good atteridkhco copAnother One Injured boon 'cut from nft by mistake or you have tery tfjrrt|er, It will 1 keep you hlderfrlg tho heated term and vacation giii’Bslnfe and, IcaVc you gasping. in Auto Accident not pifid up comri in and settle the ac­ Also period.; President Knight tailed upon STa N IJa UREL In count arid cohtfriuo to get your W eek-1 Dr. Carpenter for the dfvine blesklng Storbucefc Killed When the Car ly or Dally Herald. The pay in ad­ and then with edngs nnd n general I vance rulo will be friliuwed strictly in Turned Over good tlrfie thi? members and guests A Two-part Coi .J 'yry-i . • thri future an account of the clinngu passed away a most pleasant and In­ in handling the subscriptions and this teresting hour. Nixon nult, a visTl- IMIa.t Ellen 'Starbuck, IR-yenr-old goen for- everyone. ■ , ■ ' ■ Wednesday* ing Ro'tarinn from Orlando, was made daughter of Mr. and Mta.’ X R. Ftn*tw| K°eu 1 a Ason and Theodore to starid up. buck, ....o. 824.South Orleans Roberta in 11. C. DuIJose was made to toll the Tampa, la dead aa tho result of in­ Cures M alaria, Chil wjiy* and wherefores of his being ar­ juries which she received in an auto - 1 nnd F ever, D engue or “Prodigal Daughters” rested in Georgia nnd he tried to do mobile Occident near Lakeland Sunday [ UiUous Fever, 5-l-o.n.w.-20tc so but there are many doubts about afternoon, nnd Miss Loyce Burnett, I the truth of his statement. Dr. Car­ also 18, daughter of R. J. Burnett, N o.1 penter called attention to the fact 6210 Nebraska avenue, Tampa, driver Tiie Dally Ilerald, 16c per week. thnt a sick boy was at the nuto camp 6f the car, is suffering with n broken nnd needed attentfon nnd this matter wflst nnd sovcrc bruises. Miss Starwill ho taken up With the proper auth­ bock died at the Morrell Memorial s p e c ia l s Fo r orities. Hospital, Lakeland, at 10:45 o'clock, SATURDAY Frank Vemay was n new member j where she whs taken nftrr th6 ncclugly f u t ? Hot P oin t E le tlr lc Irons....,.$6.00 nnd his duties os n Ilotnrlsn * were! deni, .I2x 1 VA C U U M C U P TIR ES fully explained to him by II. C. Duxj,0 nccldc-nt occurred at 4 o’clock j Fabric .............................:. 110.20 Bose, who O gave a brief outline of th e jut t},0 Polk-Hlllsborough county lino, ( -'- — '*■ ----------Cord ......................................... $17.25 aims and qualifications of a Kotarian about six miles from Lakeland. , -M(ss O versize Cord ......................$23.10 and what was expected and required Ournett declares that slio attempted of him. Mr. Vemay promised to com­ te muko a turn after crossing the rail­ ' F. p. RINES ply with all rules and to become a road at this point nnd the '^brakes Palmetto Ave.--------Phone 481 -J good Rotarlan and his initiation will failed to holt the speed of tiib car. no doubt make him one. Tho automobile turned completely The gavel was turned over to Chas. over, pinning Miss Sturbuck beneath. a c h e e r f u l ; WELCOME AWAITS. YOU' l _- -and .I L-heLI'.l : : . . •. .."**•• • • . IL. 1 n rilt for fifteen minutes hnd * Passing motorists picked up the Mrs. Wagner, Miss Evn (Jruce Wag­ injured girls and rushed them to the ner and tho Schirnrd Brothers, nil hospital, rebelling Lakeland at 4:20 ready to go* nnd they went nnd they o'clock. Mins Sturbuck was conscious brought down the house. Miss Eva at this time, it is said. Grace Is so'nio'sprite and she known Dr. If. M. Richards, who attended b o w to sing nnd the way she sang two Miss Sturbuck upon her arrival nt songs nrcb'mpanhbl by her mother, the hospital, stated that she suffered was a riot. Called upon to sing nn- a crushed chest, abdominal injuries, n uther special song she could not re­ crushed collar hone und a broken spond beemise she did not have tho shouldei. After her injuries had re­ music but promised Mr. DeCottes thnt ceived attention Mi»a Burnett wus she would have It ready for the K i - l nkcn tho homc of „ Lakeland wnnis Wednesday. The Schirnrd boy1^ friend, t «e?oinl Miss Geraldine Ellis of North on the cornet nnd snxnphonc were Krnturk avenue, where she is now EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. good nnd they were given grent ap­ vluying. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. plause. ; Immediately after the nrrivnl in Hon. George A. DeCottes was then Lakeland of the two injured girls,) celled upon ns the speaker of the day their parent* were infoimrd of the SEAHREKZK. American and nnd for ten minutes he gave the Ro- uccidcnt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sturbuck left FLORIDA European Plan tartans something to think ahnut in for Lakeland, taking with litem Dr. the m atter of the good thnt is being John H. Helms. Mi38 Sturbuck recog­ Ono block from Ocean and H o ld Clrtrcndbn. Sum m er rates accomplished by the Rotary Club, the nised her parents when they readied — Iloom, §1 per clay and up; $5 per w eek and up. Special Kiwanis Club arid the Chamber of tier bedside, hospital attendants said. week-end rates.----------------- Every room has running w ater. Commerce and oLjj»-r kindred organi­ —Tampa Tribune. sations.’ His look, tip ’ the mntier i»f the hulkhrnding of the lake front and ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■.•■■a............... .......................................................... .. other enterprises, the Rotary, Kiwan­ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ii!iua«aM aB M tf«aiiiitaaaaB BP is nnd Chafnher of Commerce meet­ ing together once each month nnd talking over ideas that would lie of benefit to the elty. That the Rotary hnd the Roy Scouts* fo rtheir big work rind the Kiwnnis Club has the hospital end both rluhs wefc making a Letter city nnd better eitlxens In their work. He spoke about playgrounds for the city and the idea of mnklng the Coun­ try Club nnd golf links a municipal proposition in order that ull people could enjoy this club nnd the grounds. That the clulm should find out whnt the city needed in the way of im­ provements nnd bring it liefore the fity commissioners and they would be glad to listen to the propositions nt any time nnd take action. Mr. De­ Cottes nlso touched on other subjects of Interest to tho city arid county und gave the Ilotarians something to pon­ der over. President Knight expressed his a p ­ preciation of tho efforts of Chairman Britt, Mr*. Wagner hnd Miss Wagner, tho Schirard boys nnd Mr. DeCottes end with the dosing song the meeting adjourned till next Monday. Baptist Assembly Of Florida Opens - in DeLand July 10 ■> ■■■■■ . ,• .• 44 %«H|* f* Weather Qutlook for the Period Jnljr 9 to 14, inclusive WASHINGTON, July* O .-Spulh Atlantic and East G ulf'States: Part-, ly cloudy with scattered local thuttdg ershowors; normal temperature. GOOD MUSIC AND ENTERTAIN-j £ i iiON. G. A. De1m h COTTE8 MADE TAliK ‘ IN HONOR OF MR. AND MRS. . MRIBCII. ' Mr, 8. Mclsch, former councilman, or Arms Into Chins From Russian and B| Mclsch entertained most and Japanese Sources. delightfully at their attractive home oh*'County Ull l.UUlil avenue, in honor of th# (fi t T h e A s s o r ls lr d T re ss) SHANGHAI, July tl.—A wnrrnnt marriage of Edward Meisch rotant m . and Mins Min. Mario Teague of South was issued here today for the arrest Carolina nnd nn< also to celebrate the o f|j»wrencc Kearney, American, birthday of Mrs. Frank Meisch of chnrged with being the head of a plot Florida. The Tin spacious home for this for wholesale smuggling of arms in­ occasion was kdecorated with hun- to Chinn from Russian nnd Japanese of crystal lights beautifully sources. d reds " colored, the color srheme being orchid ItOYAL NEIGHBORS. and yellow. Streamers from cither The Royal Neighbors will meet side of the rooms reaching to the (humlidler making a beautiful sun­ with Mr*. G. W. Venable, on West burst picture. The centerpiece for First street, Tuesday nt 3:00 p m. th i table was a large basket of orchid All mrmltcrs invited to conic. a»4 yellow and filled with flowers of MRS. MAIIEL I,. FERN A LI). the same hue an dtlrd with a beauti­ ful orchid bow. Each guest received Whereas, God in His infinite wis­ a paper snaper of yellow, while the favora were lovely standing roses of dom nnd merry has deemed wise to orfchiis containing a miniature kewpie call from thia life our friend, Mrs. DELAND, July D.—The Florida doll. The festure of tho evening was Malsl L Fernnld, nnd Baptist assembly held at DeLand each Whereas, her life has been n bless­ ing, the music being by the Elto dancing, year, opens nt Stetson University on 29$ the supper march being ing to so many in this her home o ra wutsra, tir Tuesday evening (tomorrow), July led' b^ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meisch town, und 10. Advance reports arc to the ef­ ptciohriuricviiw Whereon, through her generosity, su'd Mr. and Mra. Frank Meisch. A fect that 1,000 Baptist young people lovely dinner course was served, of kindness and love of humanity, she from ull sections pf the state will be delicious (lenities. Those helping to made possible our hospital, the Ferpiesent for the meeting this year, ■smsI In entertaining wero Misses nald-I^iuglilon Memorial Hospital, INTRIGUING!.Y SIMPLE which will last two days longer than Afina Kramer, Gertrude Cordcs and which institution has resulted in so usual. All availablo rooms In the big | Till* model flaunt* it* arace and great good to the sick and suffering Mfkria Baker. The guests departed university dormitories have boon en­ distinctloit in fog gray faille silk. In' the wee sma' hours of the morn- of our city and county, therefore be The short kimono ilecvr* arc Imailigaged and committees are scouring ■wll the guests voting Mr. and it curd W*th deep culls which are sbunrd the city for additional accommoda­ M.i'Afeiseh the most charming , Resolved, ^ h at we extend to the into narrow, m ix !* chiefly to .exploit lining of alcjrrt green ^rfpe. A tions. of. entertainers. Twenty-five couples bereaved relatives and friends this araping stitched underneath has an A large gathering of naptlsts of expression of our sympathy In their clastic inserted to regulate the fuln<*« attended : this happy gathering. .H I . DeLand was held a t the First Baptist L » ■■ ■i i , ond hoe a Uknitd ctfert. Tltc shirred loss and sorrow, nnd furthei' be It ets at the sides cxintd Itciow the church yesterday morning, a t tho re­ Resolved, That a copy of these re­ DANIRU4-HPRING. cr edge of tiie drist. Medium quest of Rev. W. W. Willlan, who call­ The All Saints Catholic church was solutions l>c forwarded to the bereav­ sire requires 5Jj yaidt .Vviiuli ma­ ed, the meeting an Assembly Rally, TV • terial. r th l scene of an Interesting wedding ed relatives .and be it further when final plans for the convntion Pictorial Review Dress No. 1291 Resolved, That a copy of these la)t Wednesday morning at nine Vt. 34 to 48 incite i bust. l*rkr. wero threshed out. o'e oik, when Mise Anna Mildred resolutions be furnished tho Hanford . 1 cuit*. A program of special interest has o r j Bp ing of North Hampton, Mass., be­ Dally Herald for publication, and be Valparaiso—Mpdern hotel to be been arranged for each day und even­ ’ the bride of Mr. Raymond It further Resolved, That a ropy of these erected. 1 * ing of next week beginning on Tues­ It Daniels of Mt. Dora, tho cereday. Preachers and laymen nnd wom­ being performed by Rev. John resolutions be recorded in tho minutes River Junction—West .approach of en of note from many states besides ran of DeLand. in the absence of of this association. Florida have been engaged for the t pastor, Rev. John Hen- FERNALD-LAUG1ITON MEMORIAL Victory bridge will cost $30,213.20. meeting and large attendances have HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION. | ----- r —------- ;------been the rylr at thedq exercises held —250 acres of Lake liarT. W. Lawton, President U eshurgly dccoryteJ fe te la tltf pait. j f : J / tit *))d . fam, * ?• •: • 1 •• • ft j ■KM 8l(J«. ■Tv IV 1 j.I.V �r5 r? i i 1 » u v t^ i LOB TWO rtrfa ford D aily H era ld i/f i j . ,7 .(i.i j n t iiia .u m r tV n :i t r THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY,-JULY 10, -1023 =*=te I i . ± tttt s \ m m s - ± L ^ P ^ T w d r^ , V, * . t t “7TrTTt“ Lr n f <r ;-r,i:l"':i ‘.i .Triliuri AVf^EtfE T8' tO U lf HOY‘XT N m p j ’l lly Ai CATlW, DREADED 1B Y iiEV E I f t ! SAILOR LAKE MONROE Encounter W ith WaUnrpout is O n. «f Dad, do you khow where your boy ' fyben you pay your electric light ] tha Most Feared of the Perile n o ! t h a t t s d r o o it t th e j ■r «« Ik* IlmiM BbIMIbk, 1«T bill and note that you arc phying so spends his after-supper hours? , of the Ocean. Ri CHT IMA PC - MOW n o lM »S C .. A boy about IS years old slept In a much for each "kilowatt hour," you ' T h a t a n a r p 7 - n o | . im e «* 15 * g j » B ' i« k* pra hs !■» I SAW *5 a UlFCB PAHMCa _ city jail one night not long since. He The Herald Printing Co. give little thought to Just what a kil­ ’A waterspout is • remarkable meAM O n«sPVTrmwjaao *"> 'l " ? * ! had stolen something. It waB hii see. H A T C H IU H U 5BA M O V mrtlACMET r p a u i w a ' i __________ owatt is and just what It is capable teorological phenomenon, frequently on t Ai'Tr'v''V -OM.5 im s’ OnAlMK WHEM ITS end offense. When he committed his CONSOLIDATION-OF CITY AND j. 1- ■ o l.i.r.------- _ ........ m u « of doing. observed at srn, and analogoua.to tha COUNTY GOVERNMENTS , I* J » -----* m » l « r r - T r t » i » r r r first misdemeanor he wasn't a t home. The kilowatt Is n powerful bit, of ■* * • K « K L ------------------U n r n l M i u | f > whirlwinds experienced on land. It Why did he do tho thing that finally K *»' B O l i H — J U * r r l U i i ( N a a a a e r energy. It has the force and efficoccurs wheu opposite winds o f dif­ Sanford, Fin., July 10, 1023. landed him in a cell? ry to do many things. r A fflln tln ferent temperature* meet in the You were a boy once yourself. Editor of the Herald, V - u m ■i sa imU Pr Pr — C l m l i t l n R M N T rr The French government, after ex­ upper atmosphere, whfcreby a Rreat What were your motives the night you Dear Sir: P h a n Mk-W a n .r I k m . haustive research and experiment, and Sklany swiped the ice cream from 'Regarding your nrticle in the TTcr- amount of vapor ii ood'dirifecd Into a has drawn up a list of tasks that can Prtf* la i l n i N In r . 1Mrs. Smith’s' p ark- pbfcht " You nid concerning the consolidation of bo done by one kilowatt hour of elec­ m m VUa---------.---------I M promptly reply1 that It w hs'the love the City nnd County governments ns D tlltm * ta CHr k | Carrier tric energy. The unit of energy will W —fc— .............................. IB O r a l . of adventure, !tho Spirit' o t -pcrsdnal proposed While I-Vrns a member of the perform the following duties: Drive ______ __ ____ Weekly II.r- n sawing nfachinc Tyr twenty hours, Initiative "Which properly tfnfned will city council'will say thnt I 'did advo­ a vast funnel.vshicb,,d(^dcniting nenr aaltrrlr m w » a ia l.n l* ( ' n i l , make a man out of gny healthy boy. .ta H kiU w k n u r r P rU *,. A im * save 1.05 gallons of kerosene, clean cate same, as ni.member of the city the surface of the sea,, <lr*ws up tlie Ml** a*4* kaanra aa am tlea. How about your boy, PndT Dotyou i w y r , » lm ,a la ■«,■»**. 15 steel tabic knives for a year, clip 5 government because I thought nnd water in its vortox,..wlucb,-jolm| in make your home more attractive to horses or 25 sheep, heat wntcr for ( i . ;/ « w m r t h i AaaociATKu r n K i i still think that .it could be worked out its whirling motion. The AMMltUd Praia la «xclu»lvalr shaving for one month, light three your boy than the dance,halls? Arc to the ndvantage of the tax payers. The whole column, which after antltls* to Ik* naa for republloatlon of all n o n dispatch#* credltod to It or cigars a day for five years, heat n you seeing to it that he has the bright At that time I was given little or no tho junction extends from the sea prodlted In thta p»p*r ' | not otharwiao credit lights, the games, nnd better company hupport from the other members of to the clouds, assumes a magnificent and nlao the focal Bawl published flatiron for three years, boil 2.37 gal­ than he can find away from home? the city government, but on the other appearance, being of a light color n rlBhta of „ >---------------„ .ro-pul . - p u b l i c a t i o n o f e p e c la l lons of water, fry 15 chops in 15 min­ d la p a tc h a a h e re in a r e a la o raaarw ad . utes, heat a curling Iron for 20 morn­ You will have no tfjfuhlc keeping him hand met considerable opposition near its- axis but dark along the O ffle e i H K R A L D B D IL D IN O . P l a n e IM ings, Incubate 250 eggs, milk 20 cows, }jnt homo if you make home the most from those who held positions of prof­ sides. When acted on by the wind 1 _ F S ™ ,F " A il* # r » l* in f h * p r* **n '.. I lv * separate 350 gallons of milk, chum attractive place in toWn nights. it in the rity. My plnn then wns ami the column assumes a positidh'-ob­ | T H E AMERICAN rR T J J ASSOCIATION •M0 pounds of butter, chop one-half | Take the boy into your confidence, I still believe it will work out, is as lique to the horizon^ but in calm ton of straw.—Tampa Tribune. ' *■ Dad.—Ilort Morehouse in Lakeland follows: I would abolish the present city weather it maintains its vertical po­ Gee, if this is the case the Southern’ j Star-Telegram. government hy the proper method of sition nnd is carried along tho sur­ Utilities Company are not chnrging ---------- -o----------.■.Two .balloonists in Ihc balloon race enough for one kilowatt. Our kilowatts going to tho legislature. I would in­ face of thd sea. iiy, all advertising, all money for all line of endeavor1. The old theory that COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS. staged a few ditya ng<> by the govern* here arc not so industrious ns nil this purposes that concern the public will a co-oporativq jp Aron Irot ion is under crease the present board of county » ■ , * i inent loat their lives in Lake Eric. —they seem to lay down on the job be taken from this Community Chest "dirt farm er” management no longer Probably no one appreciates the commissioners four members, nnd MANY MOTORS IN TASMANIA /sB triry time an attem pt is made to with everything except to turn the thnt will bo in charge of the city nnd exists. Tho'tpM *er controls hin mar- country newspapers more than the that nt least four of the new county Inhabitants of Little Island Hava Sean county commissioners nnd a commit- jjtetirfg iiwuvu/itwm, but depends on city 'newspapers. This may seem cdinmissioners must live within the • jMatover something new about the air meter. the Value of Catering to tee of citizens nnd there will bo no real sale managers nnd executives to queer; hut it is a fact thnt the city present corporation of the city of San­ -the Tourist ,* : foftke intrepid flyers of Uncle Sam's ALL THE MONEY IN ONE CHEST more drives against the busy busi­ handle his business. newspapers need the publications in ford. 1 would so divide tho county im ' ♦ ‘ f I lose their lives. It may be In ness man who is busy enough with his After*novcrnl,ttoUter experiences in the territory nbout them more than to commissioners districts thnt the Motor transport is making rapid -* thd interest of science but it docs The Herald hns called attention to own business nnd that of the rity nnd the early days of co-operative endcnV- any one other thing. They usually present corporate 'limits of Sanford strides in the tight little island of fit r^i ?■ '#e«n like a waste of goo<i material. the fact thnt Sanford nnd Seminole has neither tho time or the money to rr, farm er's modern selling organiza­ have correspondents in the principal would enntnin at least four commis­ Tasmania, according to advices re­ County were drivrn to death nil the take part in everything that comes tions have also learned the necessity towns nnd communities, and get the sioners districts nnd these could not i ------------o— — . ceived by the Department, of - Com­ )} 'President of bank in Montana help- time nnd especially since the war along—worthy objects some times but of binding their members to their co­ news nnd print it, from the farthest be changed except by a ' two-thirds merce. At King’s Wharf, Hobart, ■\*<\\ to llnancc the Dempsey-GIbbon* when the people became Imbued with objects thnt should not be shifted on operative agreements by contract. olT point in the state before tho local vote of the combined districts. I would recently, 22 motors were awaiting the idea of making a drive for money the same people day by day ami of course, have all taxes assessed and 'i flaico and now the bank has failed, every time it was necessary to raise month by month and year by year. All These contracts can hold growers to newspaper can reach it with its regu­ their agreement to stay with the as­ lar day of publication. But this is collected by the present county offic­ the arrival of a ship'to take the pas­ r Li. ‘ is sure and certain that the pub* it for some public purpose. There are cities are coming to it. Sanford will sociation over the length of time tic- the item that is considered of general es. The policing of the city would be sengers anywhere in the civilized tic Is'tire d of being grafted-by the few projects but were worthy of the have to come to it. si gnu ted. They enable the pssot'iutinn importance. Neighborhood news in turned over to the sheriff's office and part of the island they wanted to support of the public.' The only rrui prise fight fakirs and they will look to make marketing arrangements in not always sent far nway to the big; nil t rials would be before the county go. In the last fiscal year 3,109 objections to the drives were thnt the CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING advance with the assurance that part papers. The correspondents u s u a l l y who wou,,! l,n,'a Ju,,Kment nn<1 vehicles and 1,875 cycle cars were long and earnestly before n big purse same people paid for everything nnd of the growers will not suddenly quit consider that some events nrp only of fix penalties in the same manner as registered, nml they paid £13,390 in Is d fsln backed by any financiers to there wore nhvays n few amply aide Co-operative marketing is the thing. the organization, taking with them local Interest, and these can only be does the present city judge. There taxes, which went to keep up the see two bolognics spar n few rounds to pay who never pnid anything. In It hns been tried with varying sur- some of their business. known through reading the local pa­ nrc many details that I should not n,]jujmble main road between Ilobefore the cameras. ■! Hi ■ other words the merchants of San­ cess at many places nnd many times There are .many critics of the co­ pers. There is tho editorial column, enre to cover that would be worked bflrt t n J XAUnc<,gton and tho cast ford easily approachable- nnd always nnd it is not always a success on ac­ out as it does under any now form of Ths Community Chest idea first to be found ready and willing to help count of improper management but operative movement who claim it is also, thnt does so much towards government. Now the most import­ coast road, which is the Australato paradise. Mourged In Florida by the Times was a along every good movement were be­ the idea is still good and the govern­ attem pting to, disrupt present moth- moulding the sentiment and forming ant m atter thnt would come up under sian motorists’ rontl . .. , , , , consolidation ,,, „ , , , . tor transport betwesn llo b a rt and • few days ago taken up by the Times- ing pulled to dentil. For instance, n ment thinks so nnd many foreign ods of distributing farm produets, the opinions for the lenders who per- the plan would be the c * Union for Jacksonville nnd now the progressive business man of Sanford countries think so. The state of Flor­ This- charge is jyithout foundation, igonally know their editor, To know m atter of our bonded indebtedness I-«utlW5ton, the north and south ’ ■-Tribune is back of the proposition.for belongs to the Chamber of Commerce. ida will endeavor to foster the idea by Wherever there arc already establish- wh-lt is really going on in the state, nnd I believe thnt this can bo hamllctl ports the islrtnu, is making seried channels for Attribution, co-opera- nmi |((. n|,lt. t„ think nionK u.jth Tampa. It is high for St. Pclcrs- He might attend the regular weekly giving the farmers u plan whereby iif simply ns any other part of the Otis inroads, i t if said, on state ra-llive associations invariably make use lhp |1C<>I1|C in th(f rllrn| districts it is .1 burg business men to got busy if j meetings nnd keep up with nil thnl is they can finance such an organiza­ plan. I would pri>|:o*u that the pres- way receipts. Tho western part of St. Petersburg is to have the honor going on nnd he pays for his Friday tion wherever they have six or more of them. Where those channel* are necessary to rend their newspapers, «-nt corporate limits of Sanford carry: Tasmania remains a wilderness of not sufficiently*developed, co-opera­ ■• V pt organising tho flrsl Community luncheon ns well as his regular dues. members. Diseussing the country editor the such additional mil la go as to take lakes, forests and mountains hut in tive agencies hn^’e built up other |i\ Chest In' Florida. (.cl's go.—St. He belongs to the Rotary or Kiwnnis Charlotte Observer recently said: In his book, "Co-operative Market­ means of getting the products of their care of tho ini rest and sinking fund tl)e north, cast and south,- road t Petersburg Timrs. "The country editor is becoming a just a* many special districts carry building is proceeding steadily. Clubs and keeps up bis dues in those ing, the Golden Rule in Agriculture,' growers to the consumer. man of more consequence in his com- different millage for a special purV...1 ----------- o----------Inatltutions. lie Is a member of one |lv|nR distributed by the Anteri­ i ---------- -------------VI t"W* are becoming more, -ooiivineed or n t .several fraternal orders. nntL.( j,jj -Fnnq u J'eij*)fatiiin Ilf r- • hi" upernl ' i i ' i M e . " U ^ n the.public is disposed tp !« 0RU> l RL,U nothing in it except , INSECT'PLAQUE tORKADi- > UmVi" th e jW qiM affoh of garni' \V h „ rW < V lh f" 1 W " ’’M 1V M ,^ i Vm! i: V A t ^ l n '1# 1 r.f every day that the city of Sanfurd, keeps up his dues regularly. Doing „,nn Steen, editor of hte Prairie' Far- m o re M , . the county of Seminole nnd the civic in business be .donates to every other mer, says thnt in 1922 there were business methods to farm marketing. people d- without their home paper,! We could secure ns good county The sprciul of the Mexican bean ; : bodies of ail kinds should get togeth- project thnt is presented to him and more than 10,000 local co-operative Dumping and uiisystcmatized selling nnvwnv ? So good an authority ns commissioners as we do city comniis-, beetle to higher altitudes is nppnrb p * r on the big things needed here and there are ninny of them during the ussoeiations operating in but twclvi of such products, which prevailed al­ thc * hief of Division of Rural Schools' sioficts, in fact the same ones could cut to entomologists of tho United before the days of eo-opetnl put them over. Tho day is post when year and when hu takes stink of western states. The chief comtnodi-; together at Washington, ha* prepared u very serve with one additional member. I States Departm ent of Agriculture. , , . , , , , , -, tion, are substituted by mcrchandis>'• a few enterprising men shpuld be himself nt the end of the year he ties marketed by them are livestock, . attractive houqucV which lie is toss-1can not help hut believe that we would Three nr- four years ago the Mexi­ ,. , , „ . . . . i mg, making for orderly selling and 1 V1 Baked to do it nil. What is tile busi- finds out thnt he Inis paid out nlniut gram, dairy products, potatoes and .... , . ,, , ... ing to tin- country editor. This com* be much benefitted by the plan. There can U*nit beetle wns not found (higher . ' f ' , , 1stabilized markets. It benefits tho , ness of ono is the business of lull nnd one thousand dollars or more for var­ Dull. In the south, he writes, co-op„ ' . , . ' , i consume ras well us producer, for it niunity asset, say* the Chief of Di- is only one thing We might lose and than 5,000 feet above sea level in big improvements should Yftr under­ ious public enterprises aside from his erativo marketing associations revolve , . product , . , . in vision, gives freely the use of his that would be the name of city wbiih, ., „ . v . , , deliver* the at. . the market Colorado nnd at elevations as high HI,-* taken by municpnlitics and not in­ regular advertising bills and other i hiefly around loUai eo nnd eotton, and . .... . , , , , , | better rendition, and often for les* «"liiiiiris f..r publication of all new* amounts to nothini^, compared with as 7,000 feet in New Mexico. Quito side issue* and in some instances his dividuals. to a lesser extent around fruits and money, .. r imin* relating to education in the the cost. I am glad that you are giv. than ,before, bills are more than one thousand dol­ vegetables. ... territory covered l*y hi* paper. He ing this m atter some publicity, nnd 1 recently authentic reports liute been Western co-operative en­ Frank Miller is the first to write lars. lie has contributed to all of deavor is limited mostly to fruits and leads tin iiinvi incut for the establish- hupc the m atter will be discussed by received of tho occurrence of this ALL HONOR TO COLUMBIA an article about the consolidation of them freely and willingly but—some dried fruit*. mrnt of the county agricultural high <>ur citizens and if it iH a good tiling I*i*>t at altitudes above 7,000 feet in c m NTY. city and county. Since lie was the of his neighbors have contributed to m Imiil. He pnintR the way to sehuul for us that we give it proper consid- New Mexico nnd one of its occurThe early trial* and tribulations, first to broach the subject in the City none of them. The hand must Ih* and the present methods of efficient niiiMili/latioit iti section* of the eoun- eration.' i thunk you for asking me to retire nt Chaffee, Buena Vista cotin"Higginbotham i* Convicted and tv where several ili trim* can unite write you on the subject ns I had giv- tv, Colorado, at an elevation of 8,Council it is no more than right for kept up, the hospital must lie kept management of one hundred of the Florida is Vindicated" is the way the to hnvo one good school with high «'» very little thought nbout it since 231 up, the ehureli dues are to be paid, him to hack up v/lial he said them. In Mexico it is known to leading co-operative marketing asso­ ; He U right about the priti iplcs uf the other worthy enterprises from time to ciations in the UniteiL States are de­ Lakeland Star-Telegram pul* it eom*"1 grades. He voices the demand * bad mentioned it some few years, occur in Puebla, stale of I’licbla, at consolidation. The tax payers have time—all of them good and for the scribed in Mr. Steen’s book. His story men mg on Ihc verdict of nmiMaugh- f thl Hie outlying districts «Bu- Wishing you success in the pro- an elevation of 7,110 feet. The state * 'everything to gain and nothing to Iwnnftt’of tho city must ho kept go- o! their origin and growth furnishes ter brought in by the Columbia coun- ( modern sehnolhauses, for im­ position if it will be a good thing for entomologist of Colorado reports lose by the arrangements and there tug nnd they help to make tinnford a convincing argument in favor of the ty Jury Sunday- morning ugainst liig- prove.l .school methods with better our I*oplo. 1 am, this species at Salida last summer, would bo a bunch of offices elimi­ tdggcr anti better in every way. How­ extension uf the co-perativu move­ ginbulham, Hie erstwhile whipping pay for teachers, lit udviK-atcs the Yours very truly, mid says that it is spreading in Delta i ever the public spirited citizen has boss. All this is true. Florida tin* nated by the idea. Read his article in ment among American producers. .He U “e o f th e s c h o o lh 'iu ns a eomnuiF. L. MILLER. heen paying all the bill* and some of county on tho western slope in the I h cii vindicated and the whole wurld thls issue. narrates how the tobacco growers of ivit V rent r, wlr-rr Ihe jH'ople call get ■ ------------o tho fplkp th a t, are l>eitig henefitted will give her due credit for taking irrigated region. .- v « . ----- -— o—------- • eld Virginia, a fter eight years of i together, only to talk over school's F. O. Miller, president or the Jackperhaps directly »r ftulireetly from all ------------------------tf e the bull hy the horns and banishing progress, but to ill.-euss the many sonville Motor Club, will open a nigh: £ Sanford needs a recreation cen­ t^cse objects are /tot paying anything- n’ght /iding, barn burning, crop de­ e one black spot in h e r ' . , " , ................ , smiv.ue motor v iuo, win o| h th s n a k e s s a v e t r e e s forever e ter either in the city limits or out- Aside from the objects named there stroying, nnd other unlawful practic­ if. ii..........r iclatirg to U tte r farming, school for free lessons to motorists history. Regardless of uh..n..... Whether itit t ,. alde of tho city limits. Sanford needs urc many others in the line of adver­ es, perpetrated in the hope of raising . . . • . i ,i t t 7 * M * editor t* the last friend of the in teaching them how to avoid nceiOne fair-sized snake is worth s the fact re- . . , -, , , , tobacco prices, finally organized a wns as black as. painted, . . . . . . *»>>' and gn *' dub a ball park nnd a place where the tising Sanford nnd keeping her good sulmtnntiul nroir ri-ssivo lo-oiw-nitivi- mains that cruel whippings and lash-.. ' . ’ ", d< nt* and how to handle their ears, j dozeu’ rodent traps. One hungry it football games can be played. San­ name !<cfore the public. The pro­ substantial, prognsslve o -o ^ ro tiv * ^ M » ||y start ,n the sehm,I.,, and vvlll print Who will be the first to e»pen such' a ' snake will destroy a litter of young Wtrt «nMng place, convict* w e n U|)y nuni| K,r ,)f itrm || n|)(,ut thc ford needs n fair ground nnd a swim- gressive citizens also _ spend many association, with a membership of rabbits, six to eight mice or two to ill-treated ami there were many care of corn, the host pigs, the lies! ihool in Sanford? 'i n ing pool and othcr'nniuseinents. The i hours of their time in public meetings nearly 2MIJI00. He tills of the mar--------------- o keting trouble* of tile cotton grower, ‘'firnes laid to the door of the lease four rats at a meal, says Nature time to get tho land is now—not after I of all kinds working for the benefit (liiikin* and the largest tomatoes Why do we do 7o per rent of the and how he has recently organized system. This was especially true of Magazine of Washington. Flow It has gone too high to rrach. All of the rity. They make trips to other raised by the club members. And all long distance hauling of Seminole and is now solving his problems thru the fee system that allowed a sheriff many trees is a snake worth? Bup( cities are coming to it. Many of them places and to many meetings of var­ and a county judge to snatch men this ii fiee. Ih c -ountry editor i* county? The answer i*. Iiecausc we a mouse accounted for ten trees s have even established municipal golf ious kind* that mean no more to them n co-operative selling association, lie do it right, at the right price.— walking along the roads or riding on ‘some pumpkin.' isn’t he. Zcb?" a year by girdling and eating seeds V courses—giving everyone who so de- than to other citizens of .Sanford and lists each of the forty-two states now TRANSFER, the trains Into the'convict camps— Endorsing every thing said about thc QUICK SERVICE ;* lire* a chance to play this great yet—ail the citizens of .Sanfurd do not served by co-operative agencies, and country editor except the last line Rhone 198. 83-tfc und roots. One snako would cat, from sold into slavery—in so many words . game. And why pot? Everyone is attend these meetings and are not tells of the organization each has. quoted from the Observer it is to * —— _______________ April to October, 144 mice, so «**• Due credit is given by Mr. Steen to and made to work out twice the suggest that the pumpkin allusion U A H S "DONE WITH" '. born free and equal nnd everyone that spending any of their time or money tug 1,-110 trees and seeds. amount of their tines. Their fine* desires these amusements should to build up Sanford but the burden the work of the Florida Citrus Ex­ were nut even allowed to be paid so and the title indicated are not merit­ POLITICS, 1IE SAYS * j have them and the mere m atter of. is falling on the shoulders of the few change, which he describes in a chap­ ed in these day* of easy communica­ FORESTRY, greedy had the big corporation* be­ -j V : having the money should not be any patriots who have always carried the ter on “ Pioneers in Co-operation." tion and modern methods, Thc editor. Politician# und their friends who come for human, flesh to grind up in This organization while not as large load because they feel that Sanford m bar to their pleasure. Forestry, like agriculture, mait is very often a man or woman of have l»een afraid that former Govcr_houlj be up and doing and getting ®» Its big brother, the California Fruit their hoppers of industry, ‘ Hut ull unusunl ability and wide experience nor Sidney J. Catts will again "iMib" concern itself not merely with the B Jacksonville recognizing the value her share of publicity and telling the Growers Exchange, is IWmilted by the this i* changed. The lease and the nnd hi* friend "Zeb" is also pretty up in politics will perhaps be "deetechnique of production, but with of life guards and better appliances world what we havq in the way of in­ Califoroians to be farther advanced lash hare been abolished and thc well informed on world affairs. TMat lighter" to learn that the former cxthe husinc&a of land management for life saving at Pablu Beach will ducements for investment and pleas­ at its age than the Pacific Coast u s - lcount>' official* raufcht trafficking in the country newspaper is essential ecutivc is "done with politics." and crop marketing fend the eoono* ‘ sociation was when it was but four- human flv*h wiirildsd'tboir jobs and atari a big fund for that purpose, ure. for development and progfens is c c r-1 The cx-givernor, it ap|a-ars has re­ mic requirements And industrial teen years old. "It*» success is shown 1 '^ ‘‘ KI> rtd nuhte of the state is vindiThfetal'ora several other beaches in Thc only fair way to attend to ull tain, and it is doing belter work all turned to his original calling, for he practices that integrally shape that . ^ Florida U|at shoul<j do likewise. There cf these m atters is to levy a publicity by the fact th at in twelve yearn the c*tcd indeed. the time. The Florida weeklies and | is now appearing at Jacksonville in business, says CM " Wiilisnt'-'B. S will be a loss of life, some of these tax and put uside a certain per cent percentages of thc Florida citrus crop'. But since 'the Yriiif ‘ of Iliggln- semi-weeklies arc well edited, useful connection with a revival meeting bc-Greeley, chief of the forest Service, C tim es a t these beaches that will start of the tax money for this publicity hnndlrd through its channels has.bothatn occurred Jqr Lake.City in Co­ and a great asset to the state.- ing conducted in that city.—Tampa ^ something—but just why the people and stop the drives that are driving a doubled, at)d Is increasing year a fter lurnbia equity, and fho man had a Times-Union. United Statea Depart W hit of Agri­ Tribune. culture. 1 • ■, should wait for some one to lose their few of the progressive eitizens wild year," writes Mr. Steen. fair trial and the jurors stuck to ljrea before taking preventative in the endeavor to keep up with all of The co-operative organizations of .their tasks like real .men even though ----------------— V ’JJ , Orlnndo is voting today on tho TWO PERSONS KILLED __ measures Is more than we can under- the work and expense. It is a burden this modern day, formed by growers on^ uf them had appendicitis it is question of extending the city limits. ADVANTAGE WITH HEAVY LOSS IN | ‘ stand. There Is a law on the statute that should be shifted to tho shoulders primarily for merchandising their pro- **1| to remember that Luke City and Orisndu probably needs more terri­ NORTH DAKOTA STORM books that makes it mandatory about of every tag payer In the community duets, are far different from those Columbia county are due a vote of tory. Hanford look in so much ter Another whimsical retort by Sir life aaring apparatus and life ropes end we briiture that our City Commia- first attempted. They are nearly all*thanks of thetpeo^lc of Florida. They ritory several years ago that we have Harry louder la reported. Soma F’ORUA, X. D., July 10.—At least and other appurtancea but the law is si on era believe t* X(iia method and based on the commodity plan; but one Iperformed their full duty as men and never needed any since and it will b«vt*o persons were killed and damage , presence'.Wu contrsatmg openly flouted and few of the beaches they W ill’ take atsifC this year to fix product and not diversifying their jas citizens of the state of Florida and a long time before any moree-land is IelUmetcd nl 51.00.000 was done by V13 Irish ami the eloBeespecially ns jurors. -have any protection whatsoever. We the city budget along these lines. selling effort*. needed for thc growth of thii city, *&<-■’* jterrifftc wind and rain storms which fisted Scotch. tOlat,” said 8if Columbia is a good name. It stands Home of these days the budget of (loi’t know whose business it is to see Another thing the ro-operativea — -----o swept over north central and nurth- Harry, “if you get in s fight xrWch It Urea a n protected a t the various the city and the county will be ar­ have come to recognize is the neces­ for freedom and liberty and'lLjypiarc Are you moving? Call 498 for a eastern part of North Dakota late servea you best, an open band or I hut: it la. surely the business ranged in s big Eommupity Chsst sity of employing experienced execu­ QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, aad Suaday; according to reports reachfiat?”— Boston*TlsnacriDt, i one and the laws should be that will take care of all the puQfc tives to manage their business. These haVe it done rig h t ' '• 83-tfc* Ing hete today. ' ■ ' 1 “ wferaHhetM g summer «es-* inatitaUdua>and there *riU *aoc«abe m /n’ l r i vgcnera!fy ' the best trained’,* honsF to Columbia-I'cJumy /'SAiF its , / ’ensacoja—^ypipipqj yail aaother drive for anything. All char- and often the highest salaried, in their thriving county seat, Lake City.' gets under way. For quick reaulU try ■ want ad. For quick rtauRs try a want nd. w-ork progressing. ___ m r r r r a t t w n i ><Mf< a n * a*Q*lkl *W*l»»h>«il}fc__ $ E -*'1p‘1 Hid ■- W 1 Lv — i-; �EWT: SKIP H f t r S t u f f ^ F o u r ■Mf' T iiu e^ B yt Quits TARRYTOWN, N. Y., Jply 10.— John D. Rockefeller ■observed hU 8tth bitthday Sunday by attending church pm vices and later entertaining a few friends at ^irtner. Aa h e . left the c h u r c h .Mr., Rockefeller was surround­ ed by a group.of fifteen children and in honor of the occasion he handed each youngster a nickel. y r. Jlockedellcr, Attired In an overcoat iuid a m uffler and with brown roggle* protecting his eyes appeared in good heilth. He chatted smilingly with newspapermen and photograph­ ers. He Invited them inside the church, promising to g rant n re n te rview afterward. When he emerged from the church Mr. Rockefeller obligingly enacted a aeene in which he gave a 'nickel to Robert Irving Hunter, aged two, four time*' hut .balked when he .waa asked to do it again. f NERVES ARB WRECKED BY BRIDGE PLAYING a | T . , , ......•- . I / , I*., NESTS AR E B U ILT TO ENDURE -«w MU Kagtaa Erect flames Which Much Ra. Mmbla the Ancestral Manilene ef Die FroTileet Families, / ^ hr'* ’ r HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 10,1923 SAN KOI J o h n ifc © foes v Crospei of Love ‘o f th e''Prince of W-iU-Sav*’dje{jVofJd fflf Vocational Training In tlie Public SchoolB C j? ihuoWm ve Ud R M 'th O T Jul v g \ j tIo OTT v 11 irid War reteran S h o t B y Pool Room Owner s m H. O. Crippen w ns'lier^ !*■(:' visiting his fattier and mo ther, Mr. aad Mrs. A. H. &^|ip4uV&r.i*Ba'M- , turned to Chicago Saturday. MIAMI, July 10,—Walter ( > r r / 5 = F According to'Statem ent Submitted to world war aviator, tand motorcycle ON* IN T*N. the S tate Board ' n E most imjKirlmit issue of this hour.is that of the preeorvatioir policeman a t Miami Beaoh, lies a t a ' Vfealeellnjt a little wound, cut or ahfl6W| local hospital, with a hullot - h o l e ^ c » M mil of law find order and a proper regard for our American institu­ <Hr The SwineleleS I’ rrss) R uS TALLAHASSEE, July 5.—Voc*. through his head, while L. L. Cope-' tions. Jt makes no difference under what guise or, pretense or name lawlessness may manifest 'itself, it jChenpens the life and tiona! training in the public schools of land, operator of n pool room In ML causes blood poifouhiK, lockjaw, or a ami is in tho county jail facing a J&oWo Tho ' * property right of .every individual citj^n jn the nation. It is just a* Florida showed a remarkable growth during the period from July, 1919, to charge of assanlt with Intent to ™ r- w o S l ^ d l ^ i ^ i d ^ S i wrong to murder a union man tu it ts to murder a nonunion man, and „ ' the Borozone Powder t o , ____ the end of May, 1923 according to a der. no decent citizuu will draw distinction iii his attitude nf disapproval. statem ent.tatjb^itted te ., the State Dealing process. Jprfce (liquid) <J and |L20. Powder 30c tn<f.G9c-» .i The niob at Harrison is'just os culpable ns ihe h'wb at Herrin. Board for Vocational Education by The Daily Herald, J6c per week. It wgs neyer before .so necessary for high-minded citizens to speak Shelton P hipps, Who Automatically * UN10N*PlIAftMACY and act boldly anil courageously in defense of American institution* retired *from jzifflco Jfcne 3Q os direc­ NOTICE Sanfori!, Florida* as it is today. The chief enemies to the restoration of tranquillity through­ tor of vocational’education in ‘Florida, , out the-world, and to the stabilisation of conditions, lire -hatred, preju­ the, last Ocafldvi-of- the legfelatlure To Whom It May Concern: having failed to provide funds for the Please ’take notice that we', L. A. PT!P dice, revenge and greed, which nre manifesting themselves in inter­ continuance of his office. Rennud and Elsie A. Ronaud, husband k r * national relations ahd in relations between classes, Threw and sects. At Growth whs shown both in number and wife; of Sanford, Florida, wiij orf somo points there is entirely tod much tolerance, ntld at others there is of schools and the number of pupils the 12th day of July, A. D. 1923, at too mhch of hateful intolerance. Only the gospel of Love, which was tnUght. The greatest increase-was Sanford, Florida, nts 10:00 o’clock n. preached by the Prince of pence, and only.the principles which were shown in the subjects taught In even­ m., or as soon thereafter ns we can bo ing classes pertaining to trades and heard, will- make application to and embodied in H is'life, will save Amefica and the world. industries, although agricultural sub­ beforp the Hqporallo Circuit Court In No League of Nations nor any other 6om]\act or instrument of jects and home economics training *nd for Seminole County, Florida, understanding will hold against the destructive influences of evil, except made good gains. leave to adopr and tan order of adop­ .they lie founded ujton the solid truths enunciated by the Savior of man­ Figures quoted In Mr. Phillips’ tion apcbrdlm; to the laws of Florida, kind and are permeated by the spirit of brotherly love th at. He statement showed that only 22 schools Paul Dyess, n lu n ar child. “Why don’t you,” said a woll Dated, Jm.c 19th, 1923. proclaimed. ., were teaching vocational subjects in known H*rley street physician to A. L. A. RENAUD, U p o r ifif^ 1919, with 35C pupils taking advant­ " n 1 ■ ' * — • .......... .. ■ < ' — — E. Manning boater, “write about ELSIE A. RENAUD, t age of subjects available to them. Coal Commission bridge wreckd'f I can assure you that Atlanta is Turned W hen your m en eom • Petitioners. These had jumped to 160 schools with pletn n r o o f ln x Jolt I have quite a number of them among SCIIELLE MA1NES, • * .1,236 pupils taknig such training by th ey appraise their Urges fe d e r a l’ p vertoE Ik s pa Big work w ith utter sn tmy patients—msn and women whose Attorney for Petitioners. the end of the present school year. Isfart Ion hernusa nerves have beep stuttered by play­ L IT T L E CHANGE IN HUMANITY Mine Operation t h e y k n o w t h a t o u r '*1 Convention Opens Gratifying to those in 'charge of June 12-19-26; July 3-10. rootlnir pa|H*r p l u s ‘i f --■■!, J ing cards too much. ■I know them al the work, if was pointed out, was the * t h e i r t r a in e d a b i l i t y Jm lavestlgatlon Has Shown That Modem entiiUlne to m n k s tha s | nf A p s lln a tln * fo r T * « llrr V a glance when they come Into the WASHINGTON, July 10.—The ad­ ATLANTA, Gn., July 10.—It’s fnct that the boys and girls of Flori­ lin s s t k i n d o f Job. j Q Man Is Very Much Like His I 'n ilrr N rriln n m s nf ( h r ( i r n r m l ministration is definitely on record in consulting room." "Hello Bill” In Atlantn today. From da were realising mure and more the N l n r u l n u f I k r K la lr nf K ln rld s. Remote Ancestors, Horten Is heroliy ulviMi Hint K. t* fuvor 'o f government operation and tho north, south, east and west thou­ value of practical work In agricultur­ “Well, it is hardly my province to W o o d r u ff, p u r e lia s n r o f T n x c V r tlltc n in Hill e w . dnt"<t t h e Dili ilny o f Jutto A.' represent bridge as a vice like dramDfinnld A. MacKensie'a "Ancient control of the coal mines In the event sands Of members iff the Antlered al schools and the usefulness of No. t>. 1DII. hus llli'il unlit rorlU Icn tr I ii Lumber, Co. drinking or cocaine-sniffing. But Man in Britain” gives a most inter­ of a strike or other emergency which tribe nro trekking into the Georgia training as good housekeepers. hty o f f l r c . nml tins inuiln u p ptlrn iliili f l»su*- In n c r n n ln iirn without being a doctor, 1 have in my esting account of our more remote threatens the nation’s fuel supply. capital for the fifty-ninth grand Tho 63H pupils enrolled-in agricul­ woirt h T nl xa w .lici-ilUntilt o i-i'rtini'iitn nm hntces eilatld v ra* lies time advised quite a number of peo­ ancestors, in the Stone ago and in This was tho recommendation made lodge convention and reunion at the tural subjects cultivated 680 acres of t in 1 fnltoivliiK ili'in'rlluul iirupiT ty a l l ter* " unti'il In Ki'nitiiolf C o u n t y , K lorhln, to to congress by the United States Coal Benevolent and Protective order of Innd during the' last school year, the w l l : lti-*r. .19.SS cliw. N nm l I3.C4 elm. ple to give up bridge and take to days down to Homan times Some Phone ISO, Sanford W. o f HK i*or., 8oe. 2. T w p . 20 .H rt. Commission in its report on the an­ Elks which opened officially Monday statement showed. They also kept 63 3i) some .quiter game," Mr. Fostcf goes K. run H. 1.*! elm. W. t o ! * elm. N. 1 *..*.*. 25,000 years ago, it is known, from hogs, 66 cows, 760 poultry, and lookod IS elm. K. 12 elm. «.■ S3 ili'fe. H. S.3I thracite industry. on writing Jn “The London Daily night skeletons, that the men found in elm. N. 12.71 elm. K, I *), rhn. N. 7 ileir. 'While the commission opposed gov­ M«U." While Initial ceremonies were held after 39,903 nursery stock. 10 ’ j;. l o o t elm. K. 73 Iks 8, 1(1 elm. More vital than Uio cold figures in­ )V. H i elm. H. 29 oha. g tv ly . t o betr. ^ T h e re is no doubt that auction Britain “In all essential features ernment ownership of the mines, they yesterday afternoon with n great 33'nerea. Thu aulit Innil Ix -Liik sases*e<l bridge is a nerve-racking game which were of modem type. They, dressed beilevo* that even this drastic Btep open air patriotic and religious serv­ dicate, however, according to the view at t h e itnte o f t h e la a u sn e u o f Buell itle In Ihtf M i n a o f H anford W n - . Is unsuitable for certain kinds o in modem attire, would pass through should be. taken if the operators and ice in picturesque Pirdmon Park the of the retiring director, "is the more el eerr tllto W o r k * Co. tt n lo a s anld errtllteiith' temperamental persona. . They get the streets of'a modem city without miners now in session a t Atlantic City official opening, public session, of vital fnct that instruction In agricul­ ahull to- r e d e e m e d necordltiK t o l a w T n x D e ed w i l l laaue I h e r e o n on tin* worried and harrassed over i t They; particular notice being taken of fail to reach a new wage agreement the grand Hodge will be held tonight. tural courses Is more fully organized 2t.ih iln y o f J u l y A. D. 1923. WiTNKHH my o f f l r l n l alKitnlure ntld which will assure continued produc­ Gov. Clifford M: Walker delivered an around the practiral phase of the cur­ are haunted by tho hands. They thqin.” aenl t h i s t h e IStli duy nf J u n e A, D. s u IJRSION riculum, and pupils nre mnking cash tion of coal after September 1. 4 923. wake up in the middle of the night These people suffered from our address of welcome on behalf of the I SKA I.) ' « K. A. POUteLAHH,* The commission Is not clothed with state and Mayor Walter Sims ex­ returns on their projects that, this M FAn and see with pnlnful clarity the faults complaints. They were clover sur­ , C le r k O lr o u lt Ciiurlii year, will approximate {25,000." H em ln ole C o u n t y . Klorldn. power actually to prevent a strike they have committed, the things that geons and could trepan the skull tended A tlanta’s greetings. Judge F. k A. M. WlilCIvH, D. t.’. expressed that larger (1-19-2Dbut Chairman Iiammnnd and hla asso­ L. McClelland, of Atlanta lodge N o.! Regret wns — 7 -3 -ln .!7 -2 t-fttc . might have been. with success, as skulls. hare been ciates arc confident the fairness of 78 and grand exalted ruler J. Edgar I nl,Pr®Pri“t 'on* were not made avail“And yet it has a fatal fascination found in which the wound made h? In - l ' l r r u ( * - c m i r < . T tb J n S M s I r l r r u l t . TICK ETS ON S A L E D A IL Y ,TO . . , , flV la liv th o Im riu m tu rv fo r d e V e lo n for them which they nrc powerless trepanning had healed. They bur­ the conclusions reached In the fact­ Masters responded on behalf of the able by tho legislature for develop I n mm4 f u r S r i u t n u l r C o u n t * , N orfolk ............... 46.90 ment of training in home economics. finding investigation, will make T lu rlfa. • to resist. It Is a poignant pleasure- ied the dead with rites which proved order. n i i n i i i i ni-' i* rm .|C A T to x r» Haiti m ore ........................... 67.64 "While large s u t ob can be appropri­ strong* appeal to the contending W i l s o n , C ointilninnnt, pain which has all the lure of a vice. that their minds, like ours, were oc­ All incoming trains today brought ated by legiidaturcs for the care of T i m m,s * Kiuniet - v 'v s. * a P hiladelph ia ...................... G3.10 groups and result in the speeding up They love it and hate it a t tho skmc cupied with the mysteries of life 1>. Ki'llur nml M m y J. Ki-llcr, fresh recruits to help swell the grow­ animal and plant life," the statement '11,-riMun ’ 66.02 of the wage negotiations. Ills w i f e , iiuit-VfltliKW" K- M orr lin el* A tla n tic C i t y ............. .. time. ing list of delegate's who poured in R an k' uf Mltun. M lcliluau , N ew York .............. “67.28 and death. In the mouths of some continued, “no voice is raised in legiB. Anthracite miners who work tho lli'frtiilnnt*. “This is no exaggeration. I have B oston ....................i..: * 7 9 ^ 4 of the dead found have been green year around, the commission said, re­ all day Saturday and Sunday. Ap­ lutlvc halls for advocacy of appropri­ H TATD O F F 1 . 0 III PA, seen men and women nt tho bridge COUNTY O F HKMINOI.U. 80.50 stone amulets, as in Egyptian bur- ceive an income for n family of flvo proximately thirty special trains are ations for a typo of education that T o l l e r m u n P. Its'llor nml Mnry J. N iagara F alls .................... table-whoM hands- shako-a* .they don) schednled„tni arrive dicing the day. U o l l s r ; l i t * w i f e , ‘ittut-Karim -mA i l r r M ontreal '8 9 .7 0 Will fit th e 1 young* women for 'the Tho b . C .'/io d ranging frohp {i,Ti0A to {2,000. r lu m ln Uulik o f Mllull. AllrlilituU: and play the cards, whose faces ar< W i m Portland, Me. ..... ' 88.98 Early estimates today placed the practical art* of home management, commission docs not set forth wheth­ ■ I iinpi'iirliiK' f r o m ih>> a f f i d a v i t o f pale, worn, jaded and anxious. You perhaps even further. Kinmot W i ls o n t h e r o m ii l a ln - Hentan H arbor .................. , 70.66 Tho nTtioiiiiiM er the miners are justified in asking delegates already on hand ut more health, and food preparation. tit In Uio nliovi- M i l l lu-ri-ln d u l y III A i l wonder why they play when they t h a t th o uliovo n a m e d d e f e n d u n t s a r e S t. P aul ........................ 9 1 .9 0 . /o r a 20 per cent increase in wages, than 12,000. Preparations have been mothers of the next generation will not r e n ld e n t s o f t h e Htute u f F lo r ld n . seem so pained over it. Out they do ” DRIVING) 8TRAN0E FLOCK A sh eville .............................. 35.60 need to know more than the mothers but in discussing the question of ma^c by the Atlnnta Elks to enter­ nnd th at t h e i r pin............ r e s id e n c e Is They can’t help it. M ilan, S l a t e o f M le h lu an , unit t h a t H cndorH onvlIle................... 34.30 of this generation, for life Is growing freight rotes, urges n re-examination tain 60,000. A farmer of Waitsburg, in the t h e r e Is no p e r s o n In t h o H l a l e uf "There are some people who cannot more complex; and the question is, F lo r ld n , t h e s a r v l e e of n s u lip o e n n u p ­ .San F r a n c is c o ..................... 127.93 of the rate structure by the Interstate Hundreds of Florida Jplks loft the state of Washington, had a flock of o n w h o m w o u ld hind sa id d e f e n i la n t * play auction bridge even in modera­ ............... 142.30 commerce commission, state Sunday to attend the B. P. O. should the state teach tho things that or e i t h e r o f t h e m nml th n t .11 Is his Portlnnd, Ore. tion without getting upset. They 1,700 turkeys to market As tlve b e l i e f t h a t sa id d e f e n d a n t s tire o v e r peculiarly prepare the girls for those and m any other E a stern and e nice o f t w e n t y - o n e y e a r s . take it too hardly and too seriously market town waa only 18 miles dis­ IIASELDEN'S ON SILVER LAKE. E. grand lodge meeting in Atlantn responsibilities T Tho culture of the t h Veil a r e T h e r e f o r e O rd ered t o a p p e a r , W estern point?* Stop overs per­ July 9-14. The shortcomings of their partner! tant, he decided that the cheapest to t h i s hill nf c o m p l a i n t on Mhtiduy, m itted . mind needs the culture of tho will to AviKiist T r lltli, A. P . 1923, t h e s a m e b e Between 10,600 and 200,000 visitors prey upon their minds. They bccorm way of getting them there was to do useful things or clso our entire i n * n Hull* D n y o f t h i s Court. They have ronovntod tho dance For Schedules, reservation s, Jt Is F u r t h e r O rdered, that thl* make them walk. The ground was floor and now have; one of the best are expected in Atlantu a t the big education mny, fall ut the point erf morbid over the game. n o t i c e he p u b l i s h e d fo r * fo u l' e o t is e e u - etc., consult convention, and tluvdclegates from “nut most bridge wrecks are mad* rough and hilly and the journey floors for dancing in this sect,Ion. If l i v e w e e k s In t h e S u h f o r d J leraht. li tset.” new spaper published III Hanford. ATLANTIC 1COAST by excess. Ix>ng hours spent In stuf­ which was don* in oasy stages took you want to have a good time and Tnnipa and the rest of Florida have Despite increases during .tho last H em ln ole C ou n ty. F lorida. arranged to give the Northerners WITNKHH !•:. A. P m u t l n s s . C f r k of fy, smoke-laden .card room* day aftei over a week- On the march the enjoy swimming, dancing, boating hnd four years, tho statement showed thnt s a i d C ircu it C ou rt an d t h e nejil lnf LINE said day and night after1night, often wit)' birds foraged for themselves, eating picnicking this is one fo tho most plenty of information about tho ad­ out of an enrollment of 11,358 girls in C ourt, t h i s 2ml day o f J u l y . .A. J>. 122,1, (i. W. CBIfrt, T ick et A g en t * K. A. POIM1I.AHH. the accompaniment of endless cigar­ grasshoppers, ants, seeds and any­ ideal spots to go to as they have e v ­ vantages of this state, Florida head­ Florida's high schools only 1,000 are *(H K A P) ' C le rk C ir c u it .f ^ o u r t l P hon e 63*J quarters are to be established con­ H em lnole C o u n t y , F lo rldn. ettes, cocktails and ‘nips,’ try thi thing they could pick up, with only erything /o r your pleasure a t llato lto be found taking home economics t-I-10.IT-t4-ai-6lc > • m nerves of even the strongest am* occasional rations of grain and meal den’s. There will be dancing there spicuously in the convention city and training. Florida booklets and other advertis­ hardest. They are particularly bac’ from the fanner’s men. every night now and Al Wttherington ing of the state and the various cities ALABAMA MAY ABOLISH for women, among whom are some ol H ie turkeys arrived .at their des­ will be there with tho dimeo (music. will be distributed. CONVICT LEASE SYSTEM the worst cases of bridge addicts. We all know that Al is there when it tination without casualties and in “Sensible people not only take their comes to mnking music to- dapee by • ( and when yo\i get tired of dancing you SAME PLANT PRODUCES Illy T h e A H U rla lrd I’r ra a l bridge in moderation, but. also inter­ good condition. MONTGOMERY, Ala., July 10.— SPUDS AND TOMATOES sperse it With physical exercise. Goli ------------------------t can take a swim in the prettiest lake . WcJU6T A SOCIAL ERROR One of tho results uf the recent in­ in the county, Silver Lake, and they and bridge go very well together, nnc vestigation of alleged outrages iu ALEXANDER. La., July 1G-H. F. hate it named rig h t G<f out and Oee it is astonishing how much more on* A certain young oouple in Irvings it on fhose moonlight nights ahd you Hanes, a farm er of Willow Glen, has Florida prison camps will be to make enjoys a rutd*or» of auction after t ton invited a* Sunday dinner guests will see one of the prettiest sight* brought to Alexandria a freak of na­ the subject of the leasing of Alabama, strenuous round of golf. AS another young couple. that you have ever aeon before. Sli­ ture which it is understood here convicts one of the most complex ‘To all who And themselves get­ matters to come before the Alabama Unknown to Mr. Husband, Mrs. ver Lake is only a fwu minutes ride Luther Burbank, the plant wizard, ting *nerVy’ a t bridge, I rocomtncmi legislature wheu that body convenes knocking off for a time and nevei Hostess had run out of butter for fioih the city and the price ia >o low has been trying to produce. It is a today, for its summer session, accord­ sacrificing outdoor exercise for the the meal and had telephoned the at Haselden's that you will be aur- plant hearing Irish potatoes on the ing to the opinion expressed by mempleasure of the cord tables.”—Tamps coming guests to bring some, which prised. There are plenty of bnth roots and tomatoes on (he foliage. bars in advance of the meeting. houses to accommodate all who go out they did. Tribune. Hdnes planted tomatoes on a plot Inspired by the investigations and any everything for your convenience of ground where tomatoes were pro­ In the midst of the dinner the their results in Florida, citizens of ■ ■ R U a a a B g u g R B B B ji R B a i u i H M u ia a u a a M u a w ia a u ju B n w G a is there ao go out and enjoy the awim-; duced last fall and found the freak For quick results try a want ad. host suddenly said. “Hose, you can Alabama started an Inquiry Into con­ mlng and dancing. ‘ recently. The potatoes .and toma­ give the company butter if you wjrat ditions in this state and several COU.EGB OF 8UEGBONB TO toes are about even aa to number, to, but after this give me nothti groups now are demanding that the IT ISN’T YOUR TOWN; IT S YOU HOLD MEETING IN CHICAGO like this—for this is the rotteneet but the potatoes are larger. present lease system be abolished, Discovery of a potato-tomato plant despite the faot that the legislature butter I ever ate*.”—Iudtsnipblls If you want to live in tho kind of ( S r Ttt* * — H atM P i t * * ) was reported recently a t Forest Hill, a t Its January iession extended the. CHICAGO, July 10. — Hospital News. ’ town - ~r ~.' r la ., but was given little credence, leasing until December, 1928. ----- -------------------\ standardisation, scientific research Like the kind of town you like, until Hanes arriyed here and ex- ’Governor Brandon has expressed PIGEONS DO GOOD WORK application of recently developed forYou needn’t slip your clothes in a grip hited his plant and the fruit to potato himself in defense of the exietjng mulaa in the control of disease, sur­ And start on a long, long, hike; growers. Pjgeorif arc being used ,iq the na­ system, declaring the state should gical and medical clinics and a series You'll ftad what you’ve left behind make no change until somo other em­ of technical discussions in the ad­ tional forests in fire control work. Por there’s nothing that’s really new ployment might be arranged, en­ vancement of science, are among the The birds ore taken to tha aoeoe of It's a knock at yourself phen yqp FLQIUDA DEVELOPMENT BOARD WILL MEET |N abling thq state to continue thcn\ a t features of the. program of (he Amer­ a fire by the ranger and are then knock yopr town— .* ,* i ** ' *1 , I . *■* . * I ‘ ORLANDO TODAY work without lost. ican College of Surgeons, which will dsed to carry t import to headquar­ It, isn't 0 m town, it’s you. We want the business of every Individual, The league of women voters of hold its annual meeting here October ters which gives the octutl location Real towns are not, made b y' man III* Tb* A t w l a l f f V i f a a l Farmer, Firm and Merchant who hasn't a 22-20. .gffroid. ORLANDO, July 10.—Th# ^lorjda Alabama, who also have the aid of qf and condition at the firs. In g various legislators and tnsoy private1 banking home. Lest sosnebpdy cl*s gets ahead, • The surgical and clinical program test in the Idaho National forest* Development Board hae set today as *• I *111 be carried wit In 4A Chicago hof- carrier pigeons were flown from .17 When everyone works and nobody (he date for a “get-together meeting" citizens have declared their Intention s h im ' ' , pitals, medic*! schools and .labors- different fires and in every.ca»e each here to which one hundred leading of endeavoring to have the Icgisla* MAY1 .pWE HAVE .YOURS? tqriea, according to announcement by bird made a successful return with You can raise a town from the (load. men of the State, representing cham­ lure repeal the extension measure at ' 4*r > v • ’ , And if while you m ike'your personal the comjng session. Aleged insani­ A. D. Ballou, general manager ol bers of commerce, banking and land ths message it carried. stake; - * 1 '• \ the congress. Membership in tlu interests, Hotels, Jobbing and whole­ tary conditions, inhuman treatm ent, Resources $1,600,00^.00 Your neighbor can make £ne too, college extends to every state in thi sale houses, railroads and newspapers negligence of - moral supervision and TRUCK REFRIGERATOR OAR Your town will bo What you Want to have been aekeo to come. bad conditions in general are charg­ union, Alaska, the Philippines, every ed by thoee opposing the kentlniaprovince in Canada, Central and A refrigerator truck and tniiler, tlon of the leasing system. South America. England and tlu operating between Detroit, Mtch., I t isn't the town, ifa you, continent, China and other countries and Toledo, O., carries 18,000 G/acvviUe—*city pianning to build G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ Mr. Ballou said, all of which coun­ jQuodf of froth m a t in tix hour*. A COMMUNITY B^JIIJjlER extensive concrete aldewalk*.. ‘ pert, 216 8outb Olsnge, Orlando, Fla. tries are expected to be represented : by dalegatea. P. P. FORBTRB; Praaldaat t 4 H. F. WI1ITNBR, The Hefpld datWorad alx Usres a Closing out Straw JIsU at McJviu’ The Daily Hsraid, 16c par weak. 8 7 - M f w aakfiocU c. The Harold (o r first class Job-work n o a - M a r k w o o A C o . ' t ’svi ' ’ rg ir .* -A£ * »• Describing the bald eagles whifh make their nests on the desolate islands off South Carolina, Herbert Itavenet S obs write* in Harper’* Magazine: * There is something characteris­ tic of the great bird itself, ahd some­ thing attractive to the mind, in the performance of tho - eagle’s home. Most birds’ nests are ephemeral things. Alter a few weeks or months they are gone, and not only gone but forgotten. The eagle’s home is like an ancestral mansion. I t stands year after year, enduring for a longer time than many a man lives, ctred far.and kept in repair by tho winged architects who built it and who seem to feel a genuine affection for it. -On a plantation near the coast (hero ia a nest in a -pine 113 feet above tho ground. R>r more than' SO years the same jiair of eagles have inhabited this ntat, and it is possible that they will still bo living there when houses that men are building today, out of the kind of lumber with which one must now bo con­ tent, have fallen into ruin.” By PRESIDENT J. E. &DGERTON, N a tl Aas’n -of Manufacturer* T SANP8RD SPECIAL! !! !! !! SPECIAL! WIGGLY s m �>?*•? ’W f - ’v'-y P A G E PO U R « W THE SANFORD D A l l A ' f W T U E S W A V , ' tH itV jg% 92« ‘ ‘ - ~ t1/ . \ T ii S A V f V =r== ==^ - S A V E ! ! S P E N D No. 3 IW H A T THIS BAN K DOES EOR YOU! Is This Bank runs errands for you. If you want to pay someone, even: though he lives in the ijekthloek, you do not have to carry the mdney to ;| 1/ • U l U V i i f JU U U V I1 V V v w 7 ~ ck the best receipt in the world—his gjj him if you are a bank depositor. ITiis bank; Wil|qitend to that.eri^M'for you, and hand 51 the back of your cancelled check—at the end of the month. P»n :: HA l Wi' • kr $ • • -WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS■ S E R V I C E--------------------------- |5 S T R E N G T H PROGRESS Ml BBBBaBBaBBBBaBBBBB*BBBaBaBBnBaBnnBBBBBBnB*nBaBBBBBBaBBnnBnBnnBBnBBnBBBnnBBnBBBnBBBBBBaBBBBBnnnnBnnnnnnBnBBBBnBBnanBCaniUBnnannBlt1BBnBanBBBnnBBnBnBBBBnnBn«BniinaaBBBBBnBlianBBBnBBnBBanBaaBa«; GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING REALM OF SPORTS Dodgers Win From Cardinals, W as Wicrd • Game of Baseball Win By 6-5 Score Hit Hasty BASE BALL NEWS Tigers Hard But Machmen WHERE THEY IM.AY TODAY Florida Slate League Hrndentown a t Orlando. Tampa at Lakeland. St. Petersburg at Daytona. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida State Longue Hrndentown 3, Orlando 0. Tampa 4, Lakeland 3. -Bt. Petersburg 1, Dnylonn 15. National League Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 4. Chicago 4, Roston 1. St. I»uis 3, Brooklyn 3, New York 13, Cincinnati G. American Lenguc Philadelphia 0, Detroit 5. Huston 4, Cleveland 1. Washington 1, Chiengo 8. New York il, St, Louis 3, FU Fa fca ta FOR THE MOVIE FAN Always Feasibility of Rehabilitation of ■ Tho«# Who Have Besn Victims of Misfortune. 84 84 84 84 BROOKLYN, July 10.—Brooklyn 84 evened the series of four games with it* St. Louis yesterday, winning a weird R h h 84 84 84 84 R» 84 gntnn of hall, marked by many shifts In the visitors' line-up. The score was Gloria Swnnrion tonight! 5 to 3. The score: P h ila d e lp h ia .... 040 001 100—0 10 1 St. Louts .......... 001 100 ‘100—3 8 2 Theodore Roberts tonight! D e tro it ......... 100 031 000—5 13 2 Brooklyn .......... I ll 002 OOx—5 10 I Sherdel, North and McCurdy; Hasty and Perkins: Cole, Johnson, You‘can’1 bent that pair, so say we Vance‘and Deberry. Frauds and llnttsler. all. DETROIT, duly 10.—Boh Hasty permitted Detroit to get 13 hits for 21 liases, walked two and hit three yesterday at the same time pitching Philadelphia to a (I to 5 victory over Detroit. Thu score: ST. I.OUiS, July 10.—New York made it three out of four hy wallop­ ing St. Louis 0 lo 3 yesterday. Babe Ruth, Smitli and Collins, who hatted for Boot in the eighth, cracked out homo runs. The score: Now York ....... 201 500 0J0—0 12 I St. Louis 100 000 011—3 (1 2 Pennofk and Hofmann Davis, Kolp, Boot, Pruett ami Scvcreld. C111CAUU, July 10.—Chicago even­ ed the series with Washington yester­ Southern Association day by Uiklng the final game of the Memphis 2, Nashville 3. to L The agoro;.-, MoiiiIp r>, New f Ricans ft (II Innings Washington ......000 001 (lilt)—1 7 0 culled account of darkness). Chicago -000 102 23x—R II I Atlanta 4, lilrniinglinm 2. Sedgwick andRucl; Levorelte anil Little Hock 0, Chattanooga 9. Scdfnlk. “ HOW THEY STAND BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING It. L. SH IP P , Editor CLEVELAND, July 1ft,—)Host on broke Cleveland's winning streak yesterday, winning four to one, nlthn nutbattml almost 2 to I. The score: Boston non 2oo 11112—I fi 1 Cleveland ... 100 000 000—1 10 0 Pierey nnd i'lninieh; Smith and O’Neill. Georgia’ to Require Refined Sugar is Again Slashed in Secret Orders to N ewY ork Market File Member List FEW R E A LLY ‘ DOWN AND OUT* BOSTON, July 10.—Chiengo took Gloria Swanson uml Theodore Rob­ the third straight game of the series erts In "Prodigal Daughters" tonight. with Boston yesterday by 4 to 1. Barnes was hit hard und his support See the modern jazz-mad girl at was erratic. The score: Chiengo ........... 002 001 100—4 15 0 her dizziest pneu. Boston .............. 000 000 100—1 5 4 See the riotoos reve s, tile midnight bathing party. NEW YORK, July 1ft.—Manager Mcfirnw, of the Giants, shook up his See Gloria's flashiest love-drama. lineup before yesterday's game and the (iiants closed strongly, winning Also round three of “The Leather the last game of the series from Cin­ Pushers.” cinnati, 13 to 0. The score: C in cin n ati ___ 2UO!lOtt‘3ftO— :« 1 1 . 2 And tonight the lucky ones are New York ....... 030 024 22x—13 10 1 “Dutch" Bigler and Jiis wife and will Benton, Keek, Harris and Har­ see this great picture without rust to grave; Nehf, Scott and Gowdy. them, just bring this with you ‘Dutch' PHILADELPHIA, July 10.—A it will be your ticket, hut be there. strong finish nl the closing inning of Tliis sanfe picture will he shown yesterday's game gave Philadelphia n Florid» State League (Second again tomorrow night. 4 to 2 victory over Pittsburgh and ■ Won Lost l’ct t enabled tltc locals to take the odd Then Thursday, An all-star east in 5 .737 14 Hruilcntown game of the series. The score: .(132 Mighty |,nk' n Rose", also “Spunky 7 Orlando ..... ......... 12 Pittsburgh 200 000 000—2 1> 0 .321) 8 Lakeland ...... ....... u Philadelphia 000 000 3lx—4 10 0 ' Romance," a two-part Century come­ .407 H SL Petersburg ....... 7 Morrison nnd Schmidt; Behan ami dy. , 2189 11 7 Daytona ..... ..... Undine. ORO FOR RENT—Three rooms, partly 14 Tampa ....... ........ 4 SPOUTS furnished, near Routh Bros. Bakery, In connection with our transfer, we DAYTONA WINS West Side. Impure Mrs. Annie I’hilp. National League have storage room, whore you may d-87-atp; w-liltl.3lp Won Lost /P et EASILY FROM store your goods until you need them, .002 26 New York ..... ....... 4lJ ST. PETE CLUB r.t a nominal cost.—QUICK SERVICE Straw Hals, hnlf ’price at McKin­ .020 ....... 14 27 Pittsburgh TRANSFER. Phono 408. 83-lfc ...... * 42 non- Mark wood Co, „ 87*5te .592 2D Cincinnati DAYTONA, July 10.—Dnylonn, .528 81 Brooklyn ....... ....... 38 with Chapman pitching, won an easy UMATILLA DEFEATS THE .52(1 30 Daffy Derail] on snlo a t Joe’s Smoke ■111 (.’hiengo ...... SEMINOLE ATHLETIC CLUB victory over St. Petersburg yesterday .408 House, Mobley’s Drug Store uml 4J St. Ixiui* ....... ....... 30 with a score of 5 to 1. A home run 0*1 . tl .300 51) Boston ...... . The Seminole Athletic Club’s base Hunt’s Pharmacy. by Giimnrtin featured the game. O | .288 52 Philadelphia ball team was bonten in n hard fought KILJIAXH, 1V1TII $20,000 RECOVERS FROM LAME HACK game by Umatilla-Monday afternoon. American League TO 1 LOW BUSINESS FIELD "My daughter suffered with a lame The hnttorics were: Hahn and John­ Won I-ost Pet hark nnd could scarcely move without son for Umatilla ami Knapp nnd Lud­ .085 23 III. T lir \ kmim-Ih lr«l r r r o . t New York ... ...... 50 great pain. She tried Foley Kidney wig for the S. A. C. Ilahn fnnncd (!, .520 CLEVELAND. July 10.— After nil Cleveland 80 nnd Knapp fanned P2. The diamond Pills and the troulde with her back is nearly n nmnth’s rent on his furm .507 Philadelphia ...... 37 * 3ft all gone," Writes Mrs. J. (’. Perkins, was wet nnd slippery. neai Vermillion, Johnny Kilhane, .500 35 Chicago ....... ___ 35 Boston, Mass. For Backache, Rheu­ Thursday, July 12th, the S. A. (’. 38 .470 matic Pains, Kidney und Bladder will piny Crescent City’s strung team world’s featherweight boxing champ­ Detroit ........ ....... 35 .400 ion until lie met Eugene (Tiqui in 34 39 St. Louis .... . Trouble use Foley Kidney Pills, Will at Crescent City. A truck load of .438 New York, is ready to settle down to 32 41 Washington .. relievo that tired feeling Take no fans plan to go along. the life uf a business man. His .307 ....... 27 41 Boston* substitute—Insist upon Foley's. Sold friends have estimated his financial everywhere.—Adv. EXTRA INNING assets at a quarter of a million dol­ GROWERS ROMP lars. GAME WON BY There are other Transfers; but ON ORLANDO, 3-0 none Johnny will become a business man with SERVICE for their middle SMOKER CLAN without aby regrets at having lost ORLANDO, July 10.—Sullivan was nnm u.-qillC K SERVICE TRANS­ LAKELAND, July 10.—Tampa out­ (he title, although, ns he says now, 83-tfc corporal of the guard for the Grow­ FER. Phone 108, played Lakeland yesterday, winning h efeit regret when he staggered to ers yesterday afternoon «t Tinker the first game of the serier 4 to 3 in hi* foot Immediately following his SEED BED CLOTH eleven innings. Erratic support kept knockout. Field und hii work, combined with thu aid of his eight assistants, salted the Only a limited* amount Luther in trouble uml Hankins reliev­ "No more fighting for me" Johnny first game away for the Manatee ed him in the ninth with the score has said. ' "I can’t fight any more, county hunch hy the scoro of 3 to U. at mill prices (3 grades) tied; anyway. The old pep wns gone in tty: The score: —Yowell Co. 86-2tc The sepra: Criqui fight, my hands were had, I Bradetitown v............. 000 100 002—8 Tampa ......... :...... 000 000 101 02—I had nothing. And to gleet u little Orlando ......... . 000 000 000—0 Tho Daily Herald, 15c per week. Lakeland w . . . 100 001 000 01—2 fighter o f (jriquiy{(t)Tu you gec-d everything. , ‘r , t , ‘I havd nj/flrt jin'ted the way my S c h e d u l e f o r f i Rs t h a l f p e p p e r l e a g u e . friends i4|UrdlnbUit me uftcr I had been beau’ll. Wijiyi.. 1 turned to Oviedo Orlando Sentinel Brotherhood St, A. Big Berean lira. May iffAbe Attell fur the championship, June 12 HEAD May 24 * June 19 100,000 ■people met mo at the depot. July 3 Juna 6 July 10 A few hundred of my friend* met ^— u_ __ ,_ July 12 June 14 me when I returned fro mthc Criqui June 7 June 2(1 HERALD fight. They weer downcast, but I May Cl Juno 28 July G want them to know that 1 am not at June 21 vJuly 10 nil blue; -tuht I’m glad I’m no longer June 7 June 12 champion.’ . July 3 Brotherhood St. A WANT • May 24 • Johnny eaya hie only intcreat in June 28 July, 12 ■ f Juna 1 4 . boxing in the future will be centered May 31 Juno'5 a In Al Zippier, hie sparring partner Muy 29 Dig Brreal) “ i n j i h e 20 ADS. for yeare,iwhom he want#' to aend ufJun* 21 Juna 19 July 5 C riuat k ii-' • -is NEW YORK, July 10.—Another ATI.ANTA, Gn., July 10.—A hill The fact that a workman has suf­ slnsh was made in tiie price of refin­ requiring nil secret organizations nnj fered n physical handicap is in most ed sugar in the local market yester­ societies to file a list of their officers cases no rcasou why ho should join day. Fine granulated was cut to 8.75 nnd membera with tho cleVk of of the the ranks of the unemployed. There by one refiner. This is 1Vi rents bolow tho minimum high price of the | superior court in counties in which are a few disabilities in which men season. The drop was due to the re- , * have meeting places nnd to pronnd women, who have suffered in* ofi’ering of 20,(K)0 -pounds of sugar bibit the wearing of mnsks or other juries resulting in the loss of nn that had boon shipped abroad, and covering over tho face or head nut. arm, a leg, certaHfmiiscumhsfunc- was returned because no market could side the lodge room was introduce! in tions, or even eyesight, have, through be found. The slack domestic mar­ the Georgia house of representatives proper attention and training, recov­ ket also was a factor. yesterday hy Representative Roseered their former curbing capacity man of Worth county. The hill wtu und possibilities of promotion. NEW YORK, July 10.—German inferred to the Judiciary committee. Disabled persons miinot bo re­ marks continued their march toward habilitated in groups, declares the the vanishing point yesterday being GREAT FALLS, Mont., July ]<)._ Southern Workman. Been uso of quoted here at .000.1 3/4 cent or 2(55,- The Stanton Hank and Trust Company varying degrees of disability, edu­ (Xfi to the American dollar. .A t the of Great Fnlla closed its doors yester­ cation, age, capacity, energy, spirit nominal rate of exchange of 23.8 rents day. George II. Stanton, president, or determination, each ease presents each in effect before the war this was prominent in the financing of the its own problem nnd difficulties and number of marks would have cost Dcmpscy-Gibhons fight a t Shelby, on July 4th. requires its own specific solution. $03,400.50. The whole work is organized on Cali:irt• r S o . I(f*acrv«* District No. t what is known ns the case method. IIC IM lIt T n r T i l l ! n iM I I T I O N Till: The disabled person is interviewed for the purpose of securing n rotnpletc inventory regarding his dis­ A t N1n iifn r it, 1 't u r lil.i, lit t h i * 1 #*tnJ uil*lie o f:to.I 'tiomr li h i, nl flip Howe uf Iiiiuiiirh* ability, education, occupational ex­ i i i x i i h i i :**. . in * an d illu m iin t* In u lm lln K n < ll * e i n in t n . l i c e t fit * periences, capacity, personality, fi­ a L oatiio-H o f oTTift I t n n k w , a n d f o r e i g n Lilli* o f o x c h n i i t f o o r 41r a f t ft mu I W i l l i lfi<1iir*«‘jiiv t i l . o f I h I n la iliU e x * nancial resources, attitude toward anti »•) i t |il tltiim* Himivn III T o t a l limit!** ..... Sfai.a;'.'* ■ rehabilitation, his desire concerning • H v n ln iftn , ftf'uiireil, titlin'; iitntviittiil, i t ; \; return to employment, opportuni­ IT, f*, !• lit i*rtititrtif Nt*«*tirlllrM o n •irtl i a. ! to Huuni * ' drritintloti i r. s, ItomlH nuir value $ 511,0 D O t y fpr employment nnd possibly I* A l l I t l l i r T*f i l l i lft*<5 l .IVf'Ut f th V rrt V if i- ft1! '*. (*!»r t f t* * ( I t u J i a l - , , luv!1 •*!* mtiitnfe. tf arty) ' . .... 134.150. Oil oilier factors. All these fnetnts are T«*tn l 1vt, 1:>nmi 311.007 ,o thoroughly studied for the purpose ( I t l i r r ViuiitlM, m i ujfliM, M -ftiir if Ir a , r t r , i !<(itin (iii J ta n M m t 11«iii«a«* I m n l t u r i . u m l i i m h i . h . s t . 000.00 of developing the best plan of re* I t i'iiI i MtaV* * 1v. til'd i i t l i i r th a n h u fili In -; I t •»11ph* , , _____ 3 2,tu»M mh L u n f i l l r m e r v e w ill* I f t l i in l |f» m r%i- Ittin k 71 i ;h habitation in each ease. Such a t ‘0f*h In v iiu ll 4i 11cI a m o iiiii d m fr o m n . iilm i a l la ifik N Cli.Jul 3; plan in all cases requires, on tho A in o tr til din- fr o m ^ t a t r h u n k s , h a n k i rs. nn d tr iiN t r o t i i i i a itl«*|a In th o U tllli-il S talest l o l l i c r th a n In r h u l* d In Itu itiM h. !*, a n ti | 0 ) __ .* 2U.IM si part of dim rehabilitation agent, a i* h t ol.M **u o tln r h im kf* In th * jiainY n r to w n a n n h o i t ln n Im tik l o t h r r th a n M m i i 12) ti.122 M general service to the disabled perT » d « l .*r I t l HIM !». I«». I I . 12. m id 13 1152.530.13 «*k* a n d d ia f lM on h ankM tlu « lu d lllu I'e .h r a l U o * t-un in the nature of advisement, a F lumrrV t* H a n k ) t u r a t i'il m i l « id . o f « H y n r t o w n u ( r e * p n it lii K hank ^ ... Nunn guidane? and co-operation. This l» M l.'4e«*tlan*>oiiM eiihh Itm iiM 2K3.&K service does not cease until the dis­ 1Ci*«l*• 111|» iton fu n d t v iili 1* H. T n . i M i n 1 a n d d in f r u in I* S. T r t^ n k u r e r 1. im abled person has been definitely es­ <H li* r a»i*MdM. if an> Tl iTAI. | t ,l» l. 2 l.l 2 » tablished in,remunerative employ­ * l.l %H II.IT IK s. ment. .(*.i|ittut s t o r k imtil lit I Ion,mm ui) Silt ntllH f 1111,1 25,111(11uu rio tlv J il.il |,rutit s f I o.7Hi*. 2 fa PLAYING SA FE 0 11*si*t\ r,| for lateri-st mol (.is n r r r ii*il r»,ooo no 15.780.25 15,7",*( ty.m in no *'limini t mu notes i titsluinilna m o il ut iliti- lo m ilt.n o il litinU s 2;r. rl ;.2',n; 3s I ' n l l t J . i l i l l r r l i s on tstUIOttULi FIRST NATIONAL BANK I ’n s lilt i s i I io o U m o iils t n m lliiw , T o t a l o r I lo tu s « | , ! ! , 1 Ir in mol <lr|<osl Is (itlln-r llmti (ilrtum lls im ynlilo w i t h In I ml Iv id u a I dr p o s it s sn lO oet t o i V r t l l l e a l r s o f d e p o s it dtm In 5,(75.311 :<s, "Why «lo you carry your cigars with J'ou If you’ve sworn off smoking? Don’t you know It’s Just a temptation to sm o k e’;" "N ot ut nil. •O l ( 7 ,S. 1.71 l» l l r .i r i r , ... (o th e r than d r im stts soeurod lo.ml . • l.y olrd ue AND VOLCANO AKIN 5 5 5 .5 t*.tS . for. 3R,4Ci>.31 of JOH,217 ,3 2,cm no o f d r u m m l d e p o s its u .M ie r th a n tin n k ile p o s its ) s u lito ite s e r v e . Ite m s i’ ii, :>s. au, a n d .1) in u a .S Z C .lt s u h t r e i to K e s e r t r (p a y n ld e n f l e r Clt d a y s , o r s u tid u .'s m ille r , a n d p o s in l s a v in g s ) : 20,5()u (in 1 ' i r l i n r a l c s o f d e p o s it ( o t h e r t h a n for iimm-v lo .r r o w r d ) S ta te , c o u n t y .or o t h e r m u n ic ip a l d e p o s i t s se c u r e d lay p l c d x e o f a s s e t s o f t ills hank or s u r e t y hood ........................................ O llier t i m e d e p o s i t s Cod a I s-iylnos d ep o sits ............ ................. .. T o t a l u f 'time d e p iist ls s o l i j . e t t o Ite se rve . I t e m s .72. 33. 31. am i 35 ............ >r,nu.HI! nti lulled kinlrs ileposits ( o t h e r I him lo-stal s n l o u s ) . In elud ltia Wnr Loan d e p o s i t s ueeouiit m ol d e p o s i t , ,.f I’m i e d H tntcs h lsh u r slm c 411,0112 535 3'.* I 13 t .747 35 ufflrors •rt IT A L 1 left my m atch es iiotne t V O I l l l l t l ' t lu > ( H D I I l t p , ] . " GEYSER 77. .in d a y s ) : eln-ck . toss t h a n .in ilu ys money borrowed) ........... .Stale, County, or other muiUetnul jis-. Is i f t h i s hunk or s u r e t y U l v l d e m t s iin| mId T o ta l je . t T i m e d e p o s its Jeet lo 30 „ io l Inink (lr|t»slts> su lijr rt H’l '. t T K UK 5i s :s 1 1,454,251 3« |.'M >lt 11»A, C o m ity o f S o to tio d e , ss; I. IS E. W hittier. C a s h ie r >>f ||p . a b o v e n am e d h a n k , do snlitmifij" swtbir that t h e a b o v e stilt, no nl Is tr u e to th e best ,.f m e k i o n v h . l y e and b e lie f . • 11 !•'. W IIIT N K It, Cash or. Coreret— A tte st: H. O. ClIAHli II. IT. HQ 1.1 It KB. T . J . 5111.1.It 11. B u tie c rlh e tl a n d s w o r n lo b e fo r e mV th is Otb d a y o f J u ly , 1023. H o t L a v * the C a u ie of the E ru p tio n ! of Doth W a te r and Molten Ijj* (HEAL) n °ck* Geysers lime often besn rmnjiarciT lo volcanoes, presenting in minia­ ture us they do, with water instead of molten rock, .nil of the char­ acteristic phenomena of a volcanic eruption. The source of the hrat which causes this outburst is the hot luvn, lying beneath the earth's sur­ face, and which is part of tho volronic nature of the region wherein geysers ore.in evidence. Tiie water that • is forced ont at tiie ground level Bows back ngniu into tiie gey­ ser tube or percolates ’through tiie porous lava, descends, is again heat­ ed, nnd tiie cycle etnrts anew. Small geysers gosh every few minutes, depending on tho intensity of tho promoting heat; while the in­ terval between the eruptions of larger geysers may bo a matter of days or even weeks. "Old Fuitliful,” in Yellowstone National park, usual­ ly performs every 05 minutes; and imiui interval of four minutes it will throw about 200,000 gallons of •water skyward to a height of from lk’Oitot 170* fe^e t -I At Lit - IV. I* HUMCI.E. N o tary CuMIc. My c om lilies luu o s pi r es F e b r u a r y 20, 13 Jj . ■■■■■■■E4444 4444 4HN4444B4Hnil4444 4HWHaHaHaHaHaaaH484>* m B * a J IO u r S e r v i c e s E x ten d s to Orlando nnd D aytona n» well ns tho hundreds of Si • b ottles wo put out in Sanford every day ii ii ELDER SPRINGS WATER on account o f iLs purity is fa st hocom inu th e d rin k in g w ater ta for Central Florida. It is also recom m ended fo r uso in bat* terles. If you are not drinking Elder S p rin gs W nter now S .Rive it a trial. M a a a a a : TS g PHONE 311—WE’LL DELIVER ‘■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaaaaaBaaBaaBBaBaaaaaa**«i S'* ■' �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD pAILY HERALD, TUESPAYt JULY 10,1923 R n is ln g .t t ie F a m i l y *■ Wo"th o u g h tth o tS o p h ld w ould JalffoT irsom eTtlm ol \ » ■! i i t «, a . t i; > 1 ■ » < - » JC A H T pTU X O V r<pR ft(tTlC E i h j r t e a .e o o o .w o o R 1 W(m o OTfN* « o [- MOSSM \6«0WNMOKj_ O tfE ’- V U J O t H o e e - cxhe : , TUJO -T H (3 .E E 5 FOR RENT—\Vc have a welHocoU’d furnished home.—A. P. Connelly & New Ford Plant DR. R. M. MASON Sons. 79-tfc .A t Green Island Will DENTIST FOR KENT—Furnished room Be Second Detroit New Mr>sch Building Park A vc. Phono 201 Sanford, Florida c unfurnished s » n i u i v n ■■■ ir v u m F U '/ iu v n i **■ apartment, 714 Oak Avenue. Phone Farmer Help During The 301. 85-5tp Winter Months. W. J. THIGPEN FOR RENT—Furpished rooms with Real Estate light housekeeping. Corner of 11th qulrcments of the Ford .Motor Com­ FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE street nnd Elm ave,—M. Schneider. pany. for increased m anufacture will 86-6tn bring a rapid expansion of the com­ ------------------------------------------ 1-----pany's plant at Green Island, N. Y„ Ryee Examined Glaaoee Designed WANTED it is just announced by the Ford Rooms 226-228 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Too can find the name of «Ttry live Business Man Is Sanford In this Column each day. , Competitive'Exam for Free Scholarship at Two State Schools Examinations Will He Conducted By The County Superintendent. THE S H O O W W ^ Q O U W p rj TEMPERATURE JACKSONVILLE, July 10,—The maximum nnd minimum temperatures in representative eilles, furnished by the weather bureau ns compiled at 0 p. m., yesterday follows: Max. Min. City 00 Atlantic City .................. ...... 71 08 58 ..... 81 00 Buffalo ......................... ...... 81 08 Chicago .............................. ...... : D2 02 Cincinnati .................... ...... 88 71 pcs Moines ................ ........ 1*4 62 78 Kansas City ................. .. ........ 92 00 82 New York .......................... 02 Pittsburgh ....................... ........ 8(1 70 SL Louis ............................... ...... 1*2 02 Toledo .................................... ...... ... 88 08 Washington ................ ...... 81 *" SHARP ATTACK IS Hunting's nomination is already set­ tled, in the same manner that it was settled itrlor to the 1920 convention. "The policy of the Republican ad­ ministration was one determined by the plutocratic forces of that party nnd not by the masses of the party," he continued. "President nllrding has deceived the people by honeyed words nnd shriveled nationalism," the senator said. “ He rnmc to the senate nnd told us wo must join the world rourt. I didn’t believe hint sincere but call­ ed his bluff and introduced a resolu­ tion enliing. for a vote on the treaties ns fho y werp presented by the court,” Continuing, Senator King declared: "Senator I-odge, the sinister nnd intriguing force which hns so often been manifested against the Ameri­ can people, got to work, subsidised the Republican press nnd brought pressure to benr upon President Harding which frieghtoned him. Hard­ ing being always an opportunist,’ who seeks a policy of expediency, yielded, but when he got to St. Ixiuis he thought he found a good opportunity to put himself straight with Senator Reed .of that state and others, so he changed his front again. “The disarmament conference which hns been pointed to ns the greatest achievement of the Republi­ can administration was a delusion nnd n snnfc nnd a menus of deceiving the American people. Republicans point out that the conference was the means of disarming the grent nations of the Wbrld to a great extent yet we find the leading army and navy hfficltils of the country advocating a big army and navy." TALLAHASSEE, Fin., July 10.— Notice hns been sent out from the Department of Public Instruction nuthorieing a competitive examination for the scholarships in the University of Florida nnd in the Florida State Henry McLauiin, Jr., WANTED—BOYS TO SELL THE News. College for Women, provided fo r by Who nthc plant is ready to operate nets of the 1023 session of the leg­ O p tD . nick Service Transfer SANFORD HERALD ON THE at its full capacity it will take its islature. The examinations are to be STREETS OF SANFORI). A GOOD place as one of the dominant manu­ conducted by the several county su­ Optician-Optometrist Storage F a cilities CHANCE FOB AMBITIOUS BOYS facturing institutions of the country, perintendents in their respective HI East First Street Sanford, Fla. |*» please you, tell others; If not, TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A the announcement says, nnd in the counties on July 17. Phone 498 tell FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS volume of production will be second Printed questions will be sent out SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. only to the Detroit plant. A feature by the state superintendent on the dh-tf LNFORD NOVELTY will be the employment of farmer subjects of English, History, Algebra, MADE ON 1IAUDING WANTED—Reliable settled colored help during winter months, permit­ and Civics. Algebra and English will WORKS BY SENATOB KING Woman to live on place. I’hqpo 575- ting thrill to work on the farm* dur­ be the subjects for exam ination' ill Daytona Beach, Fla. W. V. C. COLLER, Prop# 85-tfc ing the summer. the forenoon and the remainder in Comfortable, Airy Rooms SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July £>. FARM WANTED—Wanted to hear At present production is limited to' tlu> afternoon. leneral Shop and Mill Open the .Year Around —Declaring that President Harding from owner of farm or unimproved that of radiators nnd ring gears, em -1 Four papers will lie required in nil. Reasonable Rates. is insincere in advocating adhesion Work land for sale, for fall delivery.—L, ploying 62 men, but this force will Blanks which the applicants must of the United States to the world Special rates.to parties. Jones, Box 361, Olncy, 111. 87-ltp be Increased ns stion ns now machin­ fill out before entering the examina­ I n t r a c t o r and b u i l d e r On Main Street, near Ocean !court and classing the disarmament I Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. ery is installed. tion* have been forwarded to the conference called by the president “as C. M. CUSTER, Prop. A new department will soon he county superintendents and those a delusion and a snare” United States FOUND opened for* the m anufacture of wishing to eonipecte for their schol­ Senator William H. King, Democrat, |B. W. HERNDON h r i fti in t i w » n m » !• uUix 1 1—r Hindu license tag. Own­ springs and will give employment (<< arship should obtain the blanks from of Utah, last night launched nn a t­ er can have same upon identifita- 100 additional men. their superintendent. tack upon tile Republican adm inistra­ tion nnd paying for ml. Call a t Her­ INSURANCE A G EN C Y Extensive improvement nnd devel­ All papers prepared by male ap­ tion. * • ald office. 97-tfc opment of the waterways in the Green plicants will be forwarded to n uni­ Senator King, speaking before the FIRE------AUTO--------- BON D8 i Island section also is contemplated versity faculty committee, ami pa­ Young Men’s Democratic C\ub of i l»y the Ford Motor Company and will pers prepared by girls will lie for­ Utah, also declared "the cards are PEOPLE CLAMOR FOR TAX S. 0. Shinholser include an all-water route to Detroit, i warded to a similar committee of the stacked so far as the Republican te* ------- Pa REDUCTION—G. O. P. OPPOSES The property will be flanked by a | women's college. nomination for president in 1924 is SAYS REPUBLICAN PAPER massive concrete w ater front nnd this PS ( JnHHifird Ads 1c n word. No *U Contractor nnd B uilder Each paper should have the name concerned, and no .phwer on earth fca Ad taken for less than 26c. . 1*4 . , i * • » i * * “ I ‘ • * » * dock system will lie equipped with of (lie applicant plainly writutu: upon etui ilefdn't Harding for the nomina­ Reduction of taxes on small in­ cranes nnd other paraphernalia to bej mum -:F l o r id a And positively no CIsNsiiled ^ it. tion." He nsEcrted that President As Ads charged to anyone. Cash **t comes a re _ lieing urged upon mem­ employed in extensive water ship-t l must accompany nil orders. **« bers of Congress by their constituents (. P. Connelly & Sons Uo Count the words nnd remit **• since the publication of stories that meats. Construction of nil new Ford plants > the Federal government lias a large I'^lMbll.hrd IOOH M ncordingly. on sites with abundant water sup­ ka i mi surplus at the beginning of the new ply is significant of the part naviga- j ^eal EMalr, Loan* and Insurance n l a n n a i iu in ta hi fiscal year I(123-2-1. It is stated that tion nnd electrical power will play in |>ne IS 101-8 Magnolia Arc. scores of letters are reaching the of­ the future expansion program of the fice* of Senators in Washington. FOR SALE company. The New York Herald, u Repub­ PEWART The Florist The Green Island hydro-electric Flowers------------- Floral Designs FOR SALE—1 team mules, wagon lican newspaper, publishes the fol­ plant, erected in 1(52), after the gov­ lowing from its Washington corre­ ernment granted permission to the and harness at u bargain.—E. N. |Annuil ami Ornamental Plants spondent: company to utilize the power from Sutton, Geneva, Fin. 82-I0tp Slyrtlo Are.----------- Phono 260-W “Many taxpayers (writing to Con­ the dam a t Troy, now houses four FARMERS—You can get seed bed gressmen) say they are hardly able uniquely designed low-head lurbins frames and irrigation plugs at the to make ends meet, while the Treas­ which are the largest of their type INKOKI) MACHINE Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc ury Department seems at- n loss to i nthc world. They operate as "dou­ COMPANY FOR SALE—Dosier and Gays' paints know whnt to do with the huge tarfes ble-current" generators, producing j The recen t b u sin ess condition hns brought im pu re w h ere it cam e from in th e fir st pcncral Machine and B oiler and vnmlahos a t Sanford Novelty collected." both alternating nnd direct current. to th e forefront o f th o u g h t m any fu n d a ­ place, and how it m igh t lie restored. Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc W orks Republican leaders nrc hostile to The capacity of the power house is Cylinder G rinding FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs tor any proposition to reduce taxes, the 8,000 horsu power. m ental, con sid eration s th a t h a v e a lw a y s W e a lw a y s knew — everyb ody k new — |one ----------Sanford, Florida setting, 16 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Herald’s correspondent intimates. The plant area at Green Island is been known but h a v e been dam ned w ith Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, San­ “The Finance Committee (domi­ 180 acres and the manufacturing that d esire for th in g s m ade a dem and for | H. l.r.ik J. 1|. Colrlougli ford. . 83-tfp nated by Republicans) is opposed to building is 120 by 1100 feet. It is fa in t praise. them in th e m ark et. T h at people desired I FOR SALK—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 any tinkering with the revenue law operated exclusively liy (electricity, H um an nature in the m ass is very m uch INSURANCE . stock. See Vick Hawkins, 116 San­ because of the abnormal conditions even to the heating. th in g s wo accep ted a s an elem en ta l fa ct. 03-tfc now prevailing," says the Herald’s Fire—Life—Auto ford Ave. like hum an nature in th e individual. One Throws Scalding B u t w hen w e discovered th a t d esire flu c­ h-®first Nat'l IWink Bldg. Annex FOR SALE'--No. 817 West First St. correspondent. .of its dom inant c h a r a c te r istic s has been |NF0KI> FLORIDA The Fordney-McCumber tariff law Hot Coffee Upon Attractive terms. Address owner. tu ated w e began to ap p reciate th a t d esire, yielded a totnl of about $100,000,000 sum m ed up in th e ob servation , "You n ev­ Box 782, Daytona, Flu. O'J-tfc Jailer and Escapes in revenues while permitting the pro­ as We know it, is n th in g created by th e nrt er m iss th o w ater till th e well runs dry." fiteers to take some four billion dol­ OFFER EXTRAORDINARY TAVARES, July 10.—Grabbing the o f m an. It is a h ig h ly sp ecialized form of ( One new five room house with bath, lars in tolls from consumers, includ­ W e never ap p reciate fu n d am en tal th in g s coffee pot from Jailor Avcritt ns he an elem en tal need— j u s t ns a L ouis XV I ; full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ ing $300,000,000 more from formers was nerving prisoners their breakfast than it returned to them In higher until we have occasion to do w ith o u t th em . C U PIE D . this morning one negro dashing the ch air is m ade out o f a tree. prices. , PRICE steaming hot liquid over the fnco T h is ob servation h as i\ special applica­ $3,000.00--------------Terms to suit you made n'Lreak for liberty followed by ARE YOU GUILTY? * A REAL BARGAIN -------m tion to th e dem and o f th e public for th e T h is d iscovery led to a n oth er equally two others of the same rare. Within Csrds of Sanford's Repot- m * A. P. CONNELLY & SONS a few minutes two of the escaped A farm er carrying an express pack­ products o f in d u stry. W hile th e dem and 79-tfc im p ortant d isco v ery th a t th e m eans o f re­ •We Prefesaional Men, each prisoners were back in jail nnd the age from a Chicago mail-order house •f whom, |n hia chosen pro- *m MORNING AND NI(fUT~M 11AC de­ w as at h igh tid e and everyb od y w as b u sy fin in g nnd sp ecia lizin g th a t d esire w a s ad­ thir dwas-surrounded In a hammock fmaion the Herald recom-' m livery. Phone Ed. Diggers your was accosted by a local merchant. west of Tavares. Sheriff Casaldny “ Why, didn't you buy that bill of tr y in g to su p p ly th u t dem and at a p ro fit v e r tisin g . T h e g ig a n tic w ork th u t has ■•ads to. the people. lm wants. 87-5tp goods from me? I could hnve saved and deputies using the captured men FOR .SALE—Approximately 7 acre no one, se em in g ly , g a v e a th o't to w h ere been accom plish ed by m odern a d v e r tisin g you the express, and besides you nn guides believe the third will be lo­ farm, one acre orange trees, three cated before the day is over. Jailer would hnve been patroniring a homo th e dem and cam e from , how long it m ig h t now sta n d s out in hold relief. It h a s been acres cleared under fence. House on store, which helps pay the taxes and Avcritt'a scalds are serious. The ne­ place. A real bargain. Address G. groes were charged wit hstcaling an la st, or w h at w ould happen if it should |Georg:e A. DeCottes th e m eans by w h ich th e r e fin e m e n ts o f builds up this locality." The farmer A. Apikes, Sanford, Fin.______ 85-ltp A ttorney -at*Law looked at the merchant a moment and auto, moonshining and beating an­ fa il. Wo m erely a ssu m ed th e p erm an en t c iv iliza tio n have been m ado know n and *"*r County Beak then said: "Why don't you patronise other negro to death. - FOR RENT >F0RI) *:* -tFLORIDA e x iste n c e o f th e dem and, ju s t a s w e a s ­ your home paper and advertise? I m ade d esirable, and th is d e sir e h a s been FOR SALE—10 bolts of read it and didn't know that you had FOR RENT—3 room furnished apart­ su m e th(j p resen ce o f water^ a ir and fire, m ade in to dem and. .It a sim p le fa c t SEED BED CLOTH at tED R. WILSON ment with private bath. Herald the stuff I have here."—American th a t a /m illion p rofitab le form s o f indus­ • U ut a day cam e w hen dem and b egan to building. Special rates for summer, Paint and Oil Dealer. mill prices. Light, med­ . ATTORNE Y -A T-LA W —B. W. Herndon. 85-6tc J* m National Bank Building trial a c tiv ity ow e th e ir very e x iste n c e to ium and heavy weight. su b sid e, and in m an y In d u stries it cam e al­ KILLING THE BUGS l NF0R*> FLORIDA FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for —Yowell Co. 86-2tc th e fa c t th a t A d v e r tisin g upheld th e m ost to a fu ll sto p . A n d th en wo m issed light housekeeping. Apply 701 Mag­ Messrs. Alvord and Powell, repre­ • 84-5tc senting the A. L P. Disinfectant Com-, sta n d a rd s o f liv in g w h ich in turn provided it, and realized, a s n ev er bcioro, w h a t an Lt0N J. MOUGHTON nolia Avenue. H OTHERS FOR RENT—Convenient large un­ pany, are in' the city today and state ARCHITECT th e dem and fo r th e ir products. im p ortan t th in g It w a s. A nd w c began to Watch for symptoms of worms in your furnished rooms for housekeeping. that they are having fine success kill­ R« « 7, Miller Bldg. children. These parasites are the great ing the boll weevil In mtny places In destroyers of child life. If you have »RD ... FLpniDA Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. 6- 18-lmo-p the county. They also have some- reason to think your child baa worms, act thing that will kill the worms and quickly. Give the littla one a dose or ' RICK SON HOUSE two o f White's Cream Vermifuge. Worms Up-to-date Apartmenta and Rooms bugs on all kinds of vegetables apd cannot exist where this time-tried and say there is no need to worry any successful remedy is used. It drives out (Published by the Sanford Herald In co-operation with The American Association of AdDaytona Beach. ICHELLE MAINES the worms sad restores the rosy hue of lungsr about insects. health to baby cheeks. Price 86c. Sold by ' Ytrthdng Agencies) --- —— .............. — “ LAI ’ UNION PHARMACY j <i h Palmetto—5,000 carloads of green Sanford. Flaring > 70-tfc vegetables to.be shipped. , ford. 1• * * ”■•*" a __ ________ ----1 n < . - • m i *trr» GREYSTONE HOTEL = CLASSIFIED 5 S ADS : Things W e Have Always Known L lali & Colelough J PURELY = PROFESSIONAL : ■g - - ——r —■ , ■* ■ ■ ■- - -t . - ■ ■■ --w,. — � 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 10, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 10, 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 10, 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/577e61af536bb9472b163a63621e4675.pdf 811f0c20f540b8926e0fc745f9cfd40f PDF Text Text I IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JU LY 6. 1923 VOLUME NUM BER 86 FARMER' S CROP INSURANCE GUILTY SECOND DE(iREE MURDER FEASIBLE AND WARRANTED AGRICULTURE PROTECTION GERMANY POSTS' PROCLAMATION PROGRESS IS MADE CONDEMNATION MISSING BALLOONIST WAS FOUND IN n i u u t n d u i i m in BASKET OF BIG AIRSHIP FOURTEEN MILES FROM PORT S T A G E Y BECOME EFFCTIVE NOW 'a a s r . ™ PRESIDENT IN BETTER MARKETS ALASKA TODAY ON BIRTHDAY ING D RA W N U P • i i u u i v u n i « i And Better Synlem of Growing and Handling nil Florl*■ da Crops * • • Another Body Found Today id Lake Erie Off Point Pelee Believed to Be That of L ieu t Null, Who Accompanied Roth as Aide Last Wednesday ’ FORMER WHIPPING BOSS RE­ LEASED UNDER $io.000 BOND. URGENTLY N EED ED FOR AMERICAN AGRICULTURE SAYS O FFIC IA LS PORT STANLEY, Ont., July 9.—T he body of Lieut. Itoth, I.AKE CITY. July 9—Thomas Walpilot pf the ill-fnted United S tates navy balloon, w as found in the terter Higginbotham, former convict basket of the airship fourteen miles southw es^'of here this morn­ whipping boss Into Saturday aftering. Evidence th n t Roth died of exposure w as seen In the fncl th at hls head and shoulders were hnnging over th e edge Of the basket. Inoon wn* guilty of the murder Identification Was established bv laundry m nrk ML. J . R.” on his i"f *,riMin Tn,H,rt» of N'orth ,,nkotn. underw ear. Ring on th ird finger of left hnnd contained red sto n e.,in hv ft Jur>’ The basket was towed Into th is port and th e body of Roth tempor The Verdict carries n sentcnco of 20 years. The juiy was out one hour arily placed in fish house in charge of polled. By InHurnnce in O ther Fields, A dequate Crop Insurance Is Forthcom ing nnd twenty minutes. i l l , T l i e .1 •»i>cln t r i l I ’ r r a a ) • I.’ TALLAHASSEE, July 9.—State TALLAHASSEE, July 0.—The There was no demonstration in - WINDSOR. Onl^ July 9.— A body, believed to be thnt of Lieut. house officials lire heartily in accord lUtf agricultural commissioner's de­ Null, the HCrnnd m issing balloonist who disappeared with Lieut. court when the verdict was reported. with steps under way by tho United partment hopes soon to hove plans in Roth in the ill-fnted United Staten nnvy balloon w as found today Attorneys for the defense immedi­ States' department of agriculture •hspe for presentation to the farmin I,nke E rie off 1'olnt Pelee. T he body was discovered shortly ately made a motion for a new trial. having ns their ultimate aim the tre of Florida looking to tho organa fte r th n t of R cth was picked up in th e basket of th e balloon four­ The verdict carries n minimum sen­ providing of crop insurance for fnrmiiation of co-operative marketing aste e n miltfrs o ff P o rt Stanley where th e biff Imp fell Into the lake. tence of 20‘yenrs nnd a-maximum of <llr The t» a r ls lr il 1'rr.i) COUELNZ, July 0.—Tho • German jers. Mciations under terms of a law that The body apparently had been in the w ater nbout a dny nnd a half. life improsinmont. Higginbotham KETCHICKAN, Alaska, July 9.— became effective with this month. was in-court when the jury announc- governor .general of the llliine prov-, General crop insurance Is feasible, President anil Mrs. Harding celebrat­ hire yesterday posted u proclamation ani| urgently needed for the protecBy-laws governing tho operation of ed yesterday one of the most memor­ |ed its verdict. stmngly comlcmimig sabotage ami a .(j,„ t of American agriculture, the fedlurh associations now are being drnwn able of their thirty-two wedding nnHigginbotham was sentenced to 20 , , ..... „ ............. ............ , number of the t.irm nn offic n In ,.r„i ilepartnienL of agriculture de­ ffieinls up by T. J. Brooks, chief clerk In the nlvcrasries, by nrrvlng in Alaska, the ! yenrs Imprisonment. He wns relens. . . . .. i edi on emnnn „ .hearing . I.occupied territory, according to the clares in information rent out for the department, who was Instrumental In first chief executive and first layd of $10,000 tbond■ pending of nil nppcnl. ' j French, likewise have expressed their j farmers of tho country, nnd Florida's framing the • hill and getting it tho land to ever visit the great north­ During the trinl, the state charged j"'**«PProvnl of violence ngninst theJnBI|l.u| turn| commissioner, W. A. Mcthrough the legislature. The meas­ ern territory. ure was piloted through the house by IHgglnhotham ‘with having whipped I ° n f" ,c0”- lk c ,* " nrh Rue, heartily endorses thnt view.,; landing at Mrtlaknhtln, site hf the thorities assert thnt Yhis change in Representative J. C. McRae of Mil­ historic missionary effort of Father Talicrt so verely that It brought In view ,of the progress made by attitude is due to instructions from ton, Santa Itosa county, and through inbout traumatic pneumonia, causing insurance in other fields, it is hard to Duncan, known ns the "Apostle of Berlin. the upper house by Senator Ander­ i his dentil four days Inter. ihcticvu that udequatc crop insurance Alaska" tho presidential party spent son of Gadsden county. It was one — Tho defense ndmitted tho whipping, three hours, twice ns long as hnd been DU ESSE I’.DORK/ J uly 9. - T h e faci,|,t,C" * T T " * 1" “ " W ' of the few measures that passed both intended. The president here heard RELATING TO PACIFIC ANI) i hut contendeil it was "within the ,, i oped .according to the view of tho German railroad m ens strike fund,!.., . . . . . , . . . bouses* without a dissonting .vote. I law,” basing this on testimony thnt Washington department heads who a t first hand regarding one Alusknu PASSED HILL APPROV­ A> soon ns the by-laws arc ready only from 8 to 10 lashes were struck. „ , .have been studying the question, problem, the natives' struggle for ING TREATY tho French at ... * . . . . they will be placed in the hunds of The Florida convict camp regulations , , , , , they are now preparing data for tho food ngninst the increasing inroads Mnximillcnau, near l.udwigshnfen. 0 . ... , . ? • , . the farmers for their use. Mr. Brooks permitted administration of ten Sonntc committee which wus appoint­ of the salmon canning industry. Mem­ is an authority on subjects pertain­ !Inshos. The defense contended Tned at the last session of congress to bers of tho presidential party visited PARIS, July 9.—Frnm-o-Hclginn. ing to agriculture und economics, hav­ bert died from Jolinr pneumonia. investigate ami report on tho practic­ the church erected ns the result of | -------- . action against Germany in retali­ ing been a farm er,him self.for many ability of extending the zcopo of crop Duncan’s efforts and talked with th o !T h e C o m p lim e n ta ry A g re e m e n t ation for the bombing of Dulsberg yrart In western Tennessee, and later LAKE CITY, July 9.—noforo passinsurance. This committee held n will not In* affected by— the papul j ivindc In W a sh in g to n I’re be was professor of markets and ru ­ Indians. i ing sentence yesterday morning upon series of hearings at Washington in Ketchikan ncconled the president I representations at Paris and llrfisral economics in Mississippi A. & M. clsely Defined _____ (Thomas Waller Higginbotham, conApril, and will reconvene In Decem­ nnd his party a noisy welcome, fish­ sels, it was said today in official cir­ College. 11c is the nuthur of two ber. • • r n , , T V T o m W o n f n d ; ,vic1cd lute Saturday of second degree ing hunts, tugs, motor boats and , „ r Thr A„ „ rln(rd ,.rr„ , cles. The French foreign office has books and numerous articles on these Billions of dollars are annually in-, other crafts meeting the Henderson PARIS. July 9.—The Chamber of • replied to the representations from topics. Mai tin Tnlierl of North Dakota, vested in farm crops. So great is tho at the entrance of the harbor nnd es-1 Deputies ‘today unanimously approved the papal nuncio that the bombing The co-uperstive marketing law is risk in this investment, thnt the far­ | Judge M. A. McMullen denied the corting the transport to the do-k. ] thP Washington trenties relating to occurred in the Belgian zone nnd entitled “An act to encourage the comotion of the defense for a neW trial Every boat was black with people. ,thc Pacific. The chamber passed n therefore the Belgians would determ­ mers who make it have been called opertaive marketing of farm prod­ nnd granted the usual time for per­ (Ilf The AMMiH’Infril I'rran) The town, which hns a population hill approving the treaty concluded ine the penalties. Both France nnd gamblers, the department declares in ucts and to authorize iori: the incorpora­ fecting an appeal to the supreme discussing the insurance question, TALLAHASSEE, July 9. — The Belgium, however, reserved themtion of co-operative marketing asso- of 5,-100, was decorated with flags December, 1921, by-France, United hearing set for -I o'clock this after- j court, and continues: “But Rumbling, say nn dftowers in honor «f the most Slates, Great Britain nnd Japan cov­ delves the right to any nnd ull meas­ list ions.' For the first time, as far ns known, noon before Attorney Genernt Buford distinguished visitor in its long his­ ering their island possessions in the ures necessary to prevent a recur­ department official-, in a term prop-* The |Kilicy of the hill is declared to crly applied only to the taking of un­ tory. Tho weather was perfect, clear Pacific nnd declaration ndopted same on petition of the State of Georgiu in the history of the trinl of cupital rence of such violence. b* “to promote, foster And encourage necessary risks, ju*t for the sake of for extradition of Raymond Dennett cnacs in Florida, the hearing on the and pleasantly cool. date relating to Pacific mandates. the intelligent and orderly marketing taking u chance. They point out that to Atlanta, where he is wanted on;motion fora new trinl. and the pnssThe Henderson steamed into the ROME, July 9.Italy Joins neither It also accepted complementary of agricultural products through co­ the risks of agriculture are unavoid­ chnrgcs of assault nnd Im ttery! ing of sentence upon a convicted dehay a t Mctlakahln a t fi o’cloc kaml agreement made in Washington Feb­ with England or France in her a tti­ operation and to eliminate specula­ able, and should he as readily In -. chnrges which grew out of a fight on fondant, took place Sunday morning, President and Mrs. Harding stepped ruary 0, 1922, in which application tude relative to the Ruhr, it is semi­ tion and waste; and to mnko the dis­ at a time many children were attend suiable ns similnr risks In other lines. on Alnsknn soil for the first time at of trenty was precisely defined ns It the golf course there, it is said. officially stated. Italy remains faith­ tribution uf agricultural producta as Ing ftundny schools nnd people were "It is regarded as absurd that agri­ 8:15 o'clock. The Henderson anchor­ concerns Jnpnn. Saturday, the cham­ ful to the memorandum which Pre­ direct as can be efficiently done, be­ preparing to attend worship in the UNTERMBYF.lt. ACTS FOR culture should continue without ndced off the ihwer end of Annctto Is­ mier Mussolini presented when he ber approved the Washington agree­ tween producer and consumer; and various churches of this city. * JEWISH EDITOR IN qunto Insurance facilities, In fare of land most o fthe night so ns not to ment on nuvnl limitation. Both treat­ attended the I^indon conference. This to stabilize the marketing of agri­ , Motion Argued. • Hl’IT AGAINST FORD arrive before daylight. was based on unification of the prob­ the general application thnt has been ies now go to the senate. cultural products." Judge McMullen entered the court lems of reparations and inter-allied given to tho Insurance principle In “Agricultural products" hro de­ NEW YORK. July 9.—Samuel Un- room ut 9:80 o'clock nnd tho motion debts and other conditions which nearly all other kinds of necessary fined os horticultural, viticullural, term yer hns boon retained to prose­ for n new trial wns at once argued have been adhered to throughout. enterprises. With pioper statistical forestry, dairy, llvestuck, poultry, bee cute. n •suit for libel against Henry by the attorneys for the defendant. With respect to the passive resist­ data as a hnAis for rate*, means of »n«l any farm products.” Ford by Herman Bernstein .editor of In denying the motion, Judge McMul­ ance of Germany, the Italian govern­ supplying the lark ought to l»o ob­ Three or more persons engaged In Two Strike leaders and Many Fol­ the Jewish Tribune, it became known len stated thnt he considered none of ment thinks it should not he insist­ tainable," sny tho department’s In­ lowers Go to Jnil — the production of agricultural prod­ today when n letter from Mr. Bern­ the gorunds ,for the motion were For Murder of Frederick Schneider, ed upon, as Germany can not defeat vestigators. ucts tnsy form u co-operative assostein to the manufacturer was made ‘well taken." Only n few persons, I n r The Aaaorlalra I’rraal Crop insurance, they believe, should Bronx Contractor. rialion, under terms of the mensure, BROCKTON, Mass., July 9.—One public. The suit was based on alleged other than the attorneys nnd those France by this method. cover actual damage sustained, but Lmdon nnd Rome are in agree­ not theoretical losses resulting from »uch'association to have capital stock hundred pickets were arrested today attacks against Mr. Bernstein in con­ directly interested In the case, were * ( I l f T h r A « « o r l n t n l l 'r e « » ) or operate without it, according to on tho opinion of City Solicitor Handment in intensifying diplomatic ac­ failure to reap expected piofits; he NEW YORK. July 9.—Mrs. Annie nection with n scries of articles on present. their wishes, nnd such association rnltnn that picketing during tho shoe tion with the object of bringing needs simply protection against crop . Wife Stood by Him. Ruzzi today wns sentenced to die in the Jews published in Mr. Ford’s tti ysrt as agent for its members or strike now in progress here is illegal. about an understanding oq repara­ damage so severe a* to endanger hie Higginbotham's wife accompanied tho electric chair during the week of Dearborn Independent. Moekholders. Among those arrested were two strike August 0 for tho murder of Frederick Mr. Ilc.rnsteln declared In the let­ him into the court room, where Judge tions and the occupation of the Ruhr; financial safety. Such protection, In The set further defines thnt "Tho leaders, Joseph La Cautrc and Mrs. Schneider, Bronx contractor, with ter that be was represented by Mr. McMullen asked tho former whipping but havo not reached an accord on tho opinion of department officials, t»irw 'member* shall includo actual Nellia McHugh. Every cell In polico . Ford as n "sort of 'a spy In your boss if he hnd any thing to sny why lnter-nllied debts. could ho given at a reasonable cost. whom zho livor for eight yenrs. members of association without capi­ station filled and prisoners led by sentcnco should not be passed nn him. mythical combination of Internation­ They do not believe it would 1)0 sound tal stork and holders of common their leaders sang "America." He replied in the negative and sen­ Tha Herald for first class job work. al Jewish Bankers." policy to furnish Insurance against •lock in associations ‘organized with tence then wns passed. loss of prospects, both for reasons of capital stock; • tion on all shares offered for.sale, nnd The $10,000 bond under which Hig­ expense nnd because such protection “The term ‘association' means any all transfers must be approved by the ginbotham was relented after the might discourage diligence und care corporation organized under this act; association. Associations organized verdict will hold good until the In furming. and • hereunder shall be deemed non-profit, higher court Ufsposci of the cazo. was roAll necessary coverage should bo The following L'h'ffrnm ‘The term 'persona' shall include inasmuch as they are not organized Higginbothnm l*ft here enrly Yes­ ceived this morning: available in a single policy, giving individuals, firms, partnership, cor­ to make profit for themselves, as terday with Mrs. Higginbothkm and ATLANTA, Ga., July b.—Sanford protection against damage from de­ porations and associations. such, or for their members, as such, tneir four-year-old son, for his home delegation arrived enrly today gave ficient or excessive moisture, from •■or the purpose of this act, the but only for their members as pro­ in Green Cove Springs, Fla. Members a puradc for thousands. Douglass plant pests, from storms and frost, words “Co-operative company, cor­ ducers." ^ of counsel for state and defense also wont to tied three times with Nut from hall and hot winds, and from poration or association' are defined to The purposes of the proposed co­ have departed. Rundey righ by his side. Fred Dor- all other dangers. Tho department m'tn « company, corporation, or as- operative organisations are declared ner got caught In nn upper berth. officials hold, in fact, thkt the "pWltry * •ocution, which adheres strictly in in the bill to be "to engage In any FORMER ABSOCIATB JUSTICE Mike Rtolnoff is buying breakfast for should cover damage from any* eahse,' jts business operations to the follow­ activiey in connection with the mar­ MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y., July D,—Lieut. Russell Mnughan, piloting n U. S| SUPREME COURT the bunch; Percy Mere at last ac­ except the negligence of tho farnier, ing principles: keting or selling of the agricultural pursuit plane, hopped off a t 8:5« Eastern standard time today on the first . DIED TODAY .IN MICHIGAN count was qnder tho table. Watson when tho damage Is so severe as to “Return on capital invested re- products of its members, or with tho leg of his dawn to dusk flight across the continent. The attem pt to reach lost his bed a t 3 o'clock and has got bring tho crop yield materially below •triite dto not more than eight per harvesting, preserving, drying, pro­ coast by light of single day was, begun in flood of dawn of high visibility *4Hr Tfc* AunflRtHl l*f ■) a chaser o u t Tillis Is lost entirely. tho investment in the crop. (*at. Mackinac Island, Mich., July 0.— . cessing, canning, packing, storing, which' held promise of excellent flying weather on the first leg of his flight Monk Bennett is getting tho roses William R. Day, former associate Author zing and refunding |n wfl.dling, shipping or utilization to Dayton, O. Clear weather will prevail, tho weather man said, oxccpt In from the girls; Rungo Is looking fo r BAND CONCERT justice of the Unltod States supreme L "f, uy ° f My m°nle- rem*ln/ t p " ' o f . or the manufacturing or Montana and Utah, where thundershowers arc oapected. Tho aviator, said TOMORROW NIGHT Miss Anheuser; Judge Housholder court, died a t his cottage here a t five these disturbances would not prevent his trying to reach the coast. If necse* * th* PV ,nrnt of e*P®na*»JJrMrketlng 0f tho by-products therehas lost his golf sticks and a special DruviH' °n Ca,> « **°°k lnvt'*L*d sndi0Y j , r jn connection with thb manu- sary, he said; he would odd a few miles to his trip and fly around the storms, this morning. With him at the time train Will bring them; Yowoll Is on The regular band concert will ba was his son, W illing L. and the lat­ P id ng . member's reserve on the t X ^ ring, »«llinV or supplying of its hut h t thought it likely he could fly over them. held tomorrow night at CcnUml Park. top of the hunch. Big time ahead. ter'* wife. Funeral services will he tronair °»r " p” *P°rtlon t(^tho pa- Vefmirr* with machinery, equipment —FROM THE BUNCH.v The program Will he published In DAYjTON, July 9,—Lleut Mnughan arrived at McCook Field here at 9:10 held Thursday a t Canton( Ohio. .uppllei; or In th . U n rein , Tuesday’s Dally Herald. Don't for­ Gtu- member, one vote, regardlees the above enumerated activities; or in Eastern time, one hour and thirty-eight minutes behind schedule on the first get tlx.*' time nnd con­ a Cocoa—Grapefruit canning factory W number of shares. Dade City—Oldest town, once sny one or more of the - activities Up at dawn ot dusk flight across the continent. He departed at 9:36 for St. cert Tuesday night In Central P ort l to he built a t Vero or Fort Pierce. fort, new prosperous community. ’ Option must be given the atzocia- specified herein." ‘ Joseph, Mo. oan *t*| III, T h e * P rrM ) Of Sabotage and Many Officials Express Disapproval Celebrates Birthday in Historic Mission Town CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED WASHINGTON TREATIES EXTRADITION IS CONCLUDED OF BENNETT HEARINGTOOAf lam pa Man Wanted ir. muni,.r in connection with the death Georgia for Assault j«»r and Battery One Hundred Pickets Mrs. Buzzi Sentenced % Are Arrested Today to Electric Chair in the Week of August 6th MAUGHAN STARTS ON FLIGHT TODAY DAWN TO DUSK ACROSS CONTINENT Excellent Flying Conditions P ut Him in Dayton on F irst Leg . •'* * "“»>»"• X, 1- Elks Have Arrived •and Captured A tlanta and Are Going: Strong: �Misses Mac Holly, Mary Elizabeth IJ p k M i » & m NOTICEr Pileoton, Katherlno Huff, Eliza! " •S' Smith, 8am Evelyn Smith, I -T O N I O H th e Rcmlnblo’ 'Athletic ’ Club an­ iiams, Sarah yPhcolis, MRB. FRED ftAldER. Shclkfy W ot nounces an important meeting Mon­ i &* ■** i. . Ctafra'Jones,. IIcl?n Vcmay, Helen ■ ™ Vf ' . WALTER HEIRS day, July Oth at tho Monroo School. tr r*« U r« Gontfet6s, Gebj'gln Mobley'and Mnude jk ^ s k House*All members urged to be —I N •-M r«a tr* ■ Lake. ' y .v a For Florida: Partly cloudy ham s •» If fm present. • • H a iti rani i One day w|th no ralm l*o • Saturday and Sunday, with M tlb , tr The public Is Invited. ' g f * MW* *• "ti< Me Ideal thundershowers. No CHRISTIAN SCIENCE J ^ t Af g o t o RRlixjfc CLUB W v rra tlr « l . . . . . VICTOR CHECK, , •~> * ) *V—. . . - Good breezes blowing right from t*3 change in temperature. SERVICE rho member* ’< ®f th e/E n trs Nous 83-84-85-Wltp President. SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1023. i s Club " ' ,wcm wen moft delightfully j the ocean all day. Monday—8t. ^ rtios GuTT3 meet”a\T?i^ Tlridjfc Subject: .­ entertained by r s . pJ).. fchUrl iy M Mrs, .W ilder home of Mr i. W. R. Leake on San- entcrtalne I Sixty laughs a minute with Joi,; SACRAMENT" at her home on IOak aVenu'e. Tne re Don’t forget Sunday school and • ford Height at jl-^O p m... Walter Heir* as a small-town ,o«j! church tomorrow. Hon. George THE TEMPERATURE 'Church Service 10:46 a. m. blcs of players. Tuesday—Gra Vos'-Brown Xuptialn at rlcrk In love with a bank Pml. Cottcs will speak a t the Scrap Iron ik'rvlces will be held Jn the Va^ca and baskets flllod with old the Method! It ehurch at 8 p. m. JACKSONVILLE, July 7.—'The dent’s daughter a ■wcctly-navowi . ' Falm }Room v t iho Valdez Hotel. maximum and minimum temperatures fash loped (jjr«jpn flowers 'dom ed . the class. roncoction, guaranteed to que^w t K . . All are \VELC0ME. . Wfivrt the erd tbles were r* Raymond Key left yesterday for your thlrat for sparkling, sure-fl,/ in representative cities furnished by • • • • • • • • That' baseball gnmc Tuesday _bc_ f • • '• • New York arnere he goes on busU comedy Jacqueline Lojan as Urf . . . . . . ..... | | | 0 tween1(he Rata'rians and KlwnnlAtis the weather bureau from records com­ neaa. ' - • girl who made him go like sixty u THE SCRAP ihON CLA88 piled at 0 p. m. yesterday, follbw: prize For will be worth two dollara of Any­ win her. Also International Ne*,‘ Hon. George A. DcCottcs will de­ members, body's money. Turn out ahd ‘do ybur Cities Max. Min. N. M alveln.rtf Oviedo, was among arify one day old. * • purt. ' * liver an address to the Scrap Iron Atlantic City ......_____...... 82 as won by the business vlhltora’iri' Sanford' yei70 class tomorrow morning. Mr. Do- Vtlonta .................... eat prize, terday. * ' 90 72 — -M 0 N D A Y__ i .bottes Is an oraW and will havo (of)on ...................... .Tonight at Churchwcll’a tho spocla ralnty hand-made handkerchief, went 70 06 Wallace nccry, Estelle Taylor a.i bargains In dresses of all kinds will something worth while to aay. Pres­ luffnlo N. C. Vandivender waa among the Jo.MtK. V. J. Gonzales. .............;........... 70 00 Silvia Dreamer In Following the awarding of the priz­ l>c one of tho big events of the month. ident T5kp has planned to hnve some Chicago ........................... business visitors In the city yester­ ,84 72 one address the class each Sunday on Sec the prices quoted In this Tssuo. es, Mrs. Whltncr served tempting re­ day from Jacksonville. - “BAVU” Cincinnati ...................... PR 08 freshments, consisting o f orange idler You know what Churchwell’a means— irtattera of general interest. Interest Dcs Moines ........................... 82 74 In the work of the class Is being re­ Eastfciort, Me. ...................... C. W. Lloyd, of Orlando, spent the bet, chocolate cake and Marguerites. cash and the lowest, prices. 72 54 newed and a large number was pres­ Kansas City ................... The guests wore: Mrs. LaRuc Dllss, day here yesterday transacting busl02 72 Eat at the Lu-Dcth Sunday and ydu ent last Sunday. Remember the place, New York __________ Tho Daily Herald, 16c per wwfc. Mrs. F. J. Ganzolcs, Mrs. Tom Owen, n#st. BO ( Princess Theatre, at 9:50 a. hi. Miss Lee Ammons, Mrs. Rosbro, Mrs. will realize that you have missed Flttsbusgh ......................... 80 ( I ------ -------Jimmie Ridge leaves tomorrow for R. J. Holly, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs, delightful opportunity by not having ist. Louis ...................... 04 *i SPECIALS fW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH discovered our cafeteria before, aaya J. G. Dali, Mrs. 8. 0. Chase, Miss Fhlladelphia, Fa., Where he goes on Toledo .................................... 80 1 Tho siifnmcr congregations at the the^Lu-Bcth Cafeteria In their adver­ SATURDAY Mnrtha Fox and Mrs. Deane Turner. business. Washington ................. B8 C tisement today. See the elegant menu Presbyterian church arc much larger Nemo Hot Point EJectHc Irdiw....M and chicken dinner for Sunday dinner. than' usual at this time of the year, l»X>caI bargain. It ha* a low *op ZRRNOVRAp-KKNIS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffcth have 32*4 V A tU D M CHI* T n l® and medium aklrt. Madelndutr nnd every department of the church At Cafeteria prices, too. The marTlogc of Marincca Zcrno returned home from Sarasota where ................. able pink or white coutilt alte* if functioning well. ' thly spent tho past week combining vrnn and Sam Kcnls took place 8un 24 to Jo—and co»t» oMy J3.00. Cord .....................................$17.fi Services Sunday will bo ns follows: Luko Thompson arrived last night If HA* cU iltf enn’f i r t lf, M nJ n tm t. »J* day at the home of the bride’s parents business and pleasure. » Oversize Cord ....:......... iZ lftifl ilrcM, th e and ) ) . w a l l acml th e corset. 9:46 a. m.—Sunday School. after a three weeks trip and stay in ’ __’ %„ Mr. and Mra. Nick Zernovean on N r m o !lT fflan lc* F aah li> n In stitu te Thediord’i Black-Draught L ite r 120 VL I 6cii N ew Y ork (D ep t. S.9 11 a. m.—Preaching service. F . P . p iN E S W. P. Townsend, of Birmingham, Bcardnll avenue. The ceremony waa Alabama. This trip was n business 7 p. m.—Senior C. E. f Medicine (Vegetable) Prilled 103 Palmetto Ave.--------ITjoa* m j Ala., arrived In tho city yesterday and performed by Dr. King, the ring ser­ and pleasure trip. Mr. Thompson Is 8 p. m/.—Preaching service. is stopping at tho Montezuma whilo vice being used. Tho bride was at­ the proprietor of the Lu-Dcth Cafe­ by the Head of a teria of this city. Reports business tended by Mlaa Dculah Drown and In the eity attending to business. . A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU Louisiana Family. Miss Elizabeth Silica. Little Mias good In Alabama, lots of building go­ THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. Ml*a Esther Miller leaves tomorrow Mary McMahon was the dainty flower ing on. Lake Charles, La.—"I don’l know Tho pastor will speak on the subfor Fort Myers whoro she will be the girl. The groom had as l»est man, what we would have done had we not The Seminole Cafe hns n menu in ect, "Sailed for n Purpose" nt the had Black-Draught. It sure Is a?a of gtitsi of Mrs. J. E. Kelley ( nee Mollle Sam Desires. Other friends of tho todny's Herald that will mnkc you sit morning sclrvlec. groom In attendance were Snm StraAbernathy). the best medicines made, and am sure t h e 1 At night the subject of tho sermon best liver medicine," said Mr. Henry j tns, Dill Carnaslon and Nick Cnrnas- up and take notice oven in tho good old summer timo. Young .turkey Is, "Which pays !>cst, Meanness or Garrett, ol this city. tia Mri. Edgar Thompson left yester­ ii.n. ■"Mir whole family uses It," continued The bride wore n lovely frock of sounds like Thnnksgiving time but it GoodnessT" day afternoon for Atlanta, where Wc nre looking for n large turn Mr. OikrreH. "M r wHe says she believea ahe waa called on account of the orchid taffeta and carried an nrm is In July nnd you want something ie kept off the 'flu’ by nking dotes, o lnico nnd well cooked in home style out at Sunday school on Sunday, bouquet of pink radiance roses. A death oi her niece. lack-Draught regularly. The Epworth Ix-ngues will meet nt . "I, mimelf, use Black-Draughl lo r' wedding breakfast was served direct­ u8t like tho Seminole knows how. Mra. I,aRuo Dllss, who hns been the ly after the ceremony at which about And Seminole service—there is the :00 p. m. nnd ull the boys nnd girls Indigestion, and It Is fine. "W e used pills and tablets and other ■ guest of her sister, Mrs. F. J. Gon- 46 guests were served, the chef of the secret of success. Rend the menu in who nre not in the hospital will be laxatives, but they never seemed lo do today's paper. Dell Cafe having rhnrgc of it. Tho counted on to be present. sales, has returned to her home In Or­ Uf good, but the Black-Draught sure has, Just watch the Scrap-Iron Class and It has come lo our house to stay. bride and groom went to Daytona for lando. EUROPEAN PLAN. 6PEN ALL THE YEAR. The subscription lists of the Daily We give It to our daughter for headache a short wedding trip. They nrc now Sunday morning. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OU*T8IDE. snd tor torpid* “liver. Mr. and Mra. A rthur Hnzzard, of at home to their friends in their nnd Weekly Herald having been sold ' "1 am glad lo recommend anything every subscriber has been |scnt n FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Augusta, Ga., will arrive hero tomor­ apartment in town. that hat been the help to my family ihal bill nnd a notice'of his subscription Sunday School, 9:30. There was n tableful of both useful Black-Draught has. row 0hd will spend two weeks ss the Morning worship nnd sermon, 11 n. American and SEABREEZE "My present health'Is good. Have guests of the. latter’s parents, Mr. and and ornamental gifts on display that and mil those in arrears have been had been presented to the happy cou­ stricken from the list. If you have ni., auhject, "In the School of Clirlat.” two boxes of Black-Draught in the houso European Plan ■! FLORIDA Mrs. T. L. Dumas. now.” been cut oil by mistake or ^ou have ple.—Contributed. B. Y. P. U. 7 o’clock. Reports will If your liver cels out of fix. fake One liloelt from Oceun and Hotel Clarendon. Summer rates not pnltj up come in nnd settle the ac­ be given of the Federation meeting Utack-Drouchf. Mrs. 0. L. Taylor left Thursday for [-Draught, it will help to drive the —ltoom, ? l.p c r day and u p ; $6 per week and un. Special count and continue to get your Week­ held nt ^!uiiti>. bde poisons and other unhealthlul mat­ Indianapolis, Ind., where she will BIG BERRAN IHtOTHKItweek-end ra{ca.----------------E very room has running water. ters out of your system. ,, , ly or Daily llernld. The pay in ndEvening worship nnd nermon, nt 8 ■pend several weeks In tho Millinery HOOD WANTS YOUR AT­ Sold everywhere. NC-148 vnncp^rujp will l >9 followed striqUy in o’clock. . Sptdo**: “Getting Ready for whbleaidfa hblisca getting tho latest In TENDANCE THIS SUNDAY the futuro on account of the change tho Approaching End." fall hata and trimmings. • •* Prayer meeting Wwlncxdny evening Even though the excessive heat is in handling tho subscriptions and this ■ ■■■■■■■■■■a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ hub ■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■■■■■■■.iM auaapaaagaB iraiiaaaB a nt 8 o'clock. Miss Dorothy Crabtree, of Tampn, preventing many people from a t­ goes for tveryonc. arrived here yesterday afternoon and tending Sunday 'school |o some ex­ Haynes Si Ratliff havo made some Selfridge Field la the guest of her cousin, Mra. F. K. tent, you really ought to go to the big changes in their printing office Roumillat a t her home oh Palmetto Dig Reread Brotherhood Sunday Ordered to Search * in the past two weeks building a new atenuc. School Clnss tomorrow, nt the Elrat for Missing Balloon Baptist ehurch. Dr. King will de­ extenison for their press room nnd Miss Mary Howard, who Is spend­ liver another of his inspiring talks, have now moved nil their presses in­ ing the summer at Okeechobee with nnd everything will be done to make to the new annex. A "big window of Lieutenant Both !!■■ Bern Ixmt In her jiareiit*, spent several days here you feel ns comfortable there ns pos­ the steel Joint type hns been put in The Ijike. the east end of tho building thnt as'thb guest of Miss Ruth Glllon, re­ sible. turning to her homo yesterday. III* T h e ( x i i r l n l r i l I 'r r a a t gives them a daylight office and will Dr. King has estimated thnt 2 per WASHINGTON, July 7.—Com­ not only save the eyes of the printers Mra. T. C. Rutclr, of Atlnntn, will cent of the Sanford people nre nwuy hut will save money on electric lights. manding officer of Sclfridge Field nt arrive here Kunday and will Ih> the on vnention, nnd after allowing for The new annex gives Haynes & Hnt- Mount dcmeqm Mich., waa* ordered guests of her nieces, Misses Jessie sickness, and pthcr good reasons for IlfT n most complete office in every today by army air service to help in , ., . ■rid Weyma Groves, until after tho not' attending, there should he 2,000 ___. , 0 , , ,tomorrow. way , nnd one that will. give , them the the search for Lioul. Both, miming people in ..__ Sunday School Graves-Brown wedding on Tuesday, ---------------- maximum amount of comfort, con- navy balloonist who hna been report­ Surely the II. tl. II. ought to hnve an ed loat over Iuike Erie. venience nnd good work. Glenn Whitcomb anti Miss Miriam even 60 attendance! Our claaa now haa one of the finest Whitcomb loft Thursday In tho Whit­ .WILLIE O. GOOLSBY Case Nolle Crossed comb enr for Aiken, H. C., where they claan-roomn in thia section of the will spend several weeks with their state, nnd for a while had the Inrgeat Against Defendants The friend* of Willie O. Goolsby brother and sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. Don­ attendance of uny young men's claim in G. Reynolds Case will he grieved to learn thnt he died ald Whitcomb. in the state. loot's work hard and in United States Hospital nt Otrn, N. get a record attendance tomorrow. OCALA, July 7.—The case nguinst C., Monday, July 2nd, nnd was buried Mrs. Donald Whitcomb and baby Don't forget! 9:30 a. in., corner nt Lake Butler, Fin., July 4th. M. P. Bronson and C. J*. llowcll, left yesterday for their home in Aik­ Oth nnd Oak avenue.. Tho clam-room Mr. Goolsby was a nephew of Judge indicted with Henry Gordon, O. E. en, S. C., after n very pleasant visit cordially Invited. DRY GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING AND LADIES’ Mnines and Mrs. Tom Moore, of this Wiggins in connection with fatal here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WILLARI) LUMLEYj city, and wa* making his home In shooting of Gardy Hcynolds near R. L. Peck. Mr. Peck accompanied Clnm Reporter. SUMMER DRESSES Hanford at the beginning of the world here some months .ago hns been nolle her as* far na Jacksonville. » war. He enlisted as from Seminole prossed in circuit eourt, Gordon und DEAT(| OF MBS. MABHII county, wfth the many Sanford hoys Wiggins were acquitted two weeks The St. Agnes Guild will hold their The many friends of Mrs. B. Marsh, ago. regular monthly business . meeting wife of It. Marsh, the agent of the in Company C, nnd went with tho YOU IJIJY 7IIE M FOR LESS TONIOIITCompany from Orlando to Camp Monday afternoon at 3:30 p. m. at Standard Oil Co., will he ahocked to Wheeler, where he was transferred Johnson Wins Second the homo of Mrs. W. R. I-cako on learn of her death which occurred Inst Hanford Heights. All members are night about eight o’clock nt Dr. J. N. to Co. C, 310 Machino Gun Battalion, New World*s Champion­ and went over seas with the. battalion, rtqutstcd to attend. Hobson's private hospital. Mrs. Mursh nnd saw service in the tfcnchcs in ship in Lawn Tennis had gone there for treatment hut was France, was returned to tho states in $4.50 Ladies* Gingham Dresses, e a c h ...................... $3.50 Mr. and Mrp.' N. T. Gravca and stricken while in tho nutomobilo nnd III* T h r A s a o r lB lr d I’ r r a a l daughter, and F. Z. Graves, of Jack­ became unconscious and never regain­ Febrpury, 1919, and discharged April, WIMBLEDON, July 7.—Willlanr $6.00 Ladies* Voile Dresses, each ...............................$J.98 sonville, arrive! hero yesterday and ed same, passing away quietly. She 1919. Whilo in Camp Whoolcr ho Johnston, No. 2 In American lawn (ontrui tod moatlca and pneumonia and ark tho gucsta of their aistera, Misses was m member of tho Mcthodiat tennis ranking la *thc new world’s $9.00 Ladies* Pongee Dresses, each ..........................$7.50 Jessie and Weyma Graves. Coming church, n devoted wife and mother was nftcrwnrds gassed anc^ after be­ champion on grass courts. Diminu­ ing out of tho service for a short whilo down to attend the 'GraVca-llrown and beloved by all who knew her. $15.00 Ladies* Silk Dresses, each ......... .................... $9,98 he developed tuberculosis and was en­ tive San Fran<;|aran defeated Francis. wedding which takes plurc Tuesday The immediate cause of death be­ Hunter of New Rochelle, N. Y„ ninth £ tered In the government hospital for evening at the Methodist church. ing complications of kidney troublo ranking American in final of Wfmhle- S $20.00 Ladies* Silk Dresses, e ach ............ ................ $15.00 ticatm ent, hut never recovered. • ••' ' . -------from which she had l>oen suffering don tournamciU today alx-0, 0-3, 0-1. (5 Tbc funeral occurred from the home BRIDGE PARTY for some time. Mrs. Marsh was born $28.0(1 Ladies* Silk Dresses, each ............. . $20.00 Mlya Gladyre WUaon entertained ill Canada forty-three years ago and of Dr. J. K. .Mnines nnd interment FIVE PERSONS.klBET most delightfully at bridge at her haa lived in Sanford for eleven years wjfa made in the I^iko Butler ceme­ DEATH tN STORM home op Ninth street. There were and was highly respected and loved tery. Dr. Doyle, pastor of the Bap­ AT WTTHpUKGII tist rhdrch, of Lake Butler officiat­ thrq# tables of players. Ipr all who knew her. Quantities of lovely garden flowora To mourn her loss is the husband, ing, during tho services the casket PITTSBURGH, Pa„ Ju ly 7.—Five were effectively used in the rooms a son of 15 years of age, and two »i»- was banked with many and beautiful persons were killed duflng a thunder­ '.where the card tables were placed. trrs, one living in Ocala and one In florlnl offering* and was draped with storm whirh broke over the city late Tho hours passed quickly on th e ______ __ ____ Lakeland, both a*e here to attend the tho American flag. Alx ex-service yesterday. A man and a Womiin were absorbing game of bridge and when fyt,cra] which III be held at 3:00 men In uniform acted as pall bearers. filled by coming Into contact with erprea were counted it was found th a t!0*c|ock thj, *ftemoon at the home on elcctriq wires struck by lightening D eland—Citrus growers plan can­ another nian waa atnick by lightning Mlaa Mary Elizabeth Puleaton held I West First s'treet, Just west of tho high score and waa awarded a box Monroe road. ning factory. while atandlng on tho porch of hbi powder. Rcv. Carpenter, her pastor, will conresidence and two women met death At Uia conclusion of tho card game, duct tho services and Interment will Sarasota—Three tracts water front when their automobile skidded on a tho hostesa served congealed fruit be made In Ukeview cemetery. act cage bought for subdivision. slippery road while they were hurry­ ■•lad, n u t bread sandwiches and Iccd^ The Herald Joins In extending to ing to shelter from the downpour. > i Ci > LI. . | the bereaved family and retailvas the flplm Ileach copnt pineapple crop — r ) v* ’ h r - T T - Tho guests for. the afternoqp were: sympathy of the ehtlro community,. „Mhlfcyear estimated % 50.ado. Irat class Job work. The Herald ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a u a a a b a a a a a r ia f liilis iiia ii ■BaBBBaaBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBai LOCALS rm m CHURCHES ‘S te a t& m “SKTY CENTS AN HOUR” f.y, l'.- ■ SURE IT n GOOD t -y * r. > • . ia itk i, S HOTEL RAYMOND Attend ChurchwelF TO-NIGHT 0 Hr Fir»t Street 1 .. V w / s * 1m 4 * • 1/ ‘'lifi I \ \ V V..4..S J I ■■■■■■I he j - 1, HIlRSSHIRUtfite SELLS IT FOR LESS Welaka Block �' 'v • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALp.frfONDAY, JULY 9,1923 PAGE TWO n period of six months following the GOES FAR BACK IN HISTORY the vital necessity of drainage Is evi­ date upon which tha fund# p r ty r i^ . denced by the interest shown In the f o ^ n Chapter 0201;'liiWa of Florid^, 1 ■ ■ i■ n r t p l lu < Clumber of Commerce a.,law weeks Plktlakrt n n r iilm Pass Und 1923, become available. 1 +*r *4 t l r •ra il B IIMISI**, illlla t, 1ST ago when they requested the city to by Marinara. H a|i* ll* A*r« D tifirf, ru < "Tick eradication la a livestock san­ make surveys looking toward a start AW- -SIS UJ£NT M atter Has Been Given Careful Con­ Tho origin of the four cardinal of proper drainago systems. The itary development project, carried on sideration and Study growers have long recognized it. r u n i.i amen ■ TO TH' MOVIES AW' in the various southern states by nnd points of the mariner’s eompaM W U -W- DIDN'T n WWV with the co-operation of the United datca back to tho invention of the R O L L T .. ..M ttar Last Monday morning at the meeting n tr Tkr A«.ncl*fed 1’r f .it s il l K j ! ULL1HD-. —S*«-i-rl»r/-Tr»».«r*r of the county commissioners an ad­ States Bureau of Animal Industry. compass itself and probably even TALLAHASSEE, July 9.~O pera­ ‘ A. N IK I .........Orarral M a n ir r DO ^ 0 U £ft, » . H O L L Y h a d A da -te with A llir tliln i Maaaarr mirable presentation of the need was Tick eradication Is essentially a co­ beyond th a t Tho name "south’' i, tion of Florida'! tick eradication law, H O H E V O tu t. A l r m U l a # B a tra M a la K a . w i made by County Agent Leo II. Wil­ which Dr. R. A. Ramsay, chief of the operative measure, depending primar­ believed lo ho derived from "*un» v - T U ' D E N T IS T J J A p p lica tio n son. tick eradication division, United ily on the co-djMsratlon of the cattle aj being tho direction in whid>ih# L I W 1 I n u r r .... C lr e a la tU a M a a a ca r States Bureau of Animol Industry, owners of the state for its success. sun appear# during the heat of the ______ n » . n » - w a i i n Mr. Wilson brought up the question Washington, I). C., declares to 1» ex­ The annual expense nnd the total cost day; north laj of course, the oppobefore the commissioners for them to S a fc o e r tp t la B P r i M l / i U i l i w O aa Near................... ............. ........ ........ gcoo take such action ns they deemed ad­ ceedingly well written and shows that of tick eradication In the stat^ de­ ■ la H a a t k a ___________ _________ l . w rite 1direction;-where the sun doe* the subject of eradicating cattle ticks pends on the co-operation of tbe_ cat­ visable, looking toward an ultimate n . l l r r r r a la C lip hp C n r r l . r n o t1apjwar/ but lliA' origin of the O aa f t t r k . -------------------------------------- 1 | O a f * under Florida conditions hns been giv­ tle owners. In the.sixteen years tick program which woifld solve several word 1b ’unkhbwA, ‘"'feast” comes Tfca I L fa llt-pag* W ..k lr Hrr- problems, lie prefaced hla remarks en extensive and careful considera­ eradication has ./been in progress, ravrra ■ R.M a.1. ________ M t m r *a»i ._________ Caa ■IP from a'rM'.ttfat'tei!kili*,"daw]i" re­ tion," it w as uxplained today by Dr. there Is no Instnnce lo show that leg­ B a t la H k l b k r l a v t r p F r i d a r . A d v . r - with the recognition of the fact that ferring, lignin I'tOj’tKfef • l1wt Vhil# tta ta i rates a u l a h a o n n aa a p p lie s islation nlono hns eliminated ticks J, W j Knapp, state: veterinarian. f t * , m i p a r r a « r , a lT T ir a la a d a a a ra . drainage districts menn mure taxes, I)r. Knnpp snid some Items contnln-j from a state or county, The Inw "west" is from a root meaning M M M R THE ANROCIATRI) 1*11ICNN hut hnlanced that admission by the Tha Aaaorta Iad I’raa* la ■xcluitlvalr more Important one, that they also ed In n previous artltlo on this sub-1 must he firmly nnd judiciously on- “abiding place,” also referring to tntltlrd lo tbs uae for rspubllcallon of ject, purporting to Have been slate- forced and the co-operation of the cat- the Bun. The other points of the all nawa dispatch.* eradltad to II or mean ’Increased valuations, and the *iot olharwlaa eradltad In Ihla paper jnents nnd opinions of his, wore mis tie owners obtained, compass, northeast, nprth-northeast, and alao tha local nawa published prosperity of the county. He went baraln. lending nnd nt variance with the facts. "The 1923 tick eradication law of northeast by north, elc., are easily All rights of rs-publlcallnn of apaclal on to develop the Iden that Osceola ilapatchaa haraln ara alau raaarvad. The legislative act providing for j,-|orj j n provides that one-half of tho derived from the cardinal points. It Ofltaai H IIU I.U It r I MU NO. Fkaaa 14* county is recognized ns having soils tho tick eradication work in Florida IPL.tuni necessary nnd reasonable ex- is not known for certain who insecond to none in the state for diver­ Fonlin A.Iv.rfl.Inf hrprt«*nulln sot aside nn appropriation of ono-hnlf pcngc incurred in collecting nnd driv- vented tho compass; tiro Chinese, sified farming, cilrlcullure, nnd allied THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION n mill of the state’s taxes to carry on jn(, sajj cntt|e to nnd from the dip- Arabians and others are given credit cultural interests, but that the county the work. This would nmount to pjnjj vats by such owner shall ho paid by various authorities. A native of was merely scratching the surface of ArrPXAAmoATcM.Ttx*t cc. a» r $210,500, all of which may or mny not by the State Live Stock Sanitary ita possibilities by lack of drainage, be used, depending upon the work Board by such owner. This provision Naples, Flavio Gioja, introduced the nnd this lark Is holding hack pros­ It looki like the whipping boss will perity. He called attention to the for to him of thu original rertifirntc ;ho morq logical for the state dopart- necessnry to accomplish tho elimina­ wns included in this Inw by the legis­ suspension of tho needle in 1302 first using it on a ship. In honor of his at tome future date. fact that the Chambers of Commerce of ownership is liable to a penalty, mont to do than to extend nid to tion of tho tick from Florida’s cattle. lature for the purpose of relieving the tho king of Naples, Charles of An­ ----------- o----------of both Kissimmee nnd Snint Cloud niicl if the car proves to he stolen Liny county iiml to l’utnnm county Dr. Knapp mnde ho mention of tho cuttle owner of n portion of tho ex­ jou, he marked the north point of his Tha growers of this section should are convinced that the future of Os­ and he hns not the original certificate j in making the highways through number of veterinarians necessary to pense of dipping his cattle, thereby compass with the royal fleur-de-lys, take up the drainage proposition bo­ ceola county lies ih its soil produc­ of ownership, ho is. in a precarious these counties of standard width carry on tho work; either did he dis­ soliciting the co-opcrntlon of snid cat­ the symbol that is still borne by cuss details of the clerical force nec­ th# equinoctial gales. tiveness, nnd that Imth chambers nre position. He not only loses the car and construction? tlemen." ----------- o----------mariners’ oompasses among all na­ essary. He said; enrrying on n real co-operative pro­ hut is subject to n crmirinl prosecu­ Putnam county has the money to "According to the provisions of tions.—Exchange. If the weather prophets nre correct gram with the growers, which is for tion. Besides thu certificate, a smnll tender to the department to nssist in and when the moon changes in n few the benefit of all. Every acre would aluminum plate nn the inside front constructing the road from the Clay Chapter 9201 (No. 83), Acts of the NATURE'S WAY WITH PEARLS HE'S BETTER OFF days the wet season will change, wo he increased in value by proper drain­ of the car hears the number of tho county line through Pulntka to Dunn's Legislature of 1023, the territory Highly Prized Jewel fa Not to Ba comprising tho state of Floridn is di­ can look for some dry wenther, age. Frequently a crop is half in nnd certificate of ownership, the number creek. The roud from Dunn’s creek Found Within the Shell of tha ------------o----------Edible Oyster. then comes high water nnd the farm ­ o ftho car nnd the number of thu to the Volusia county line is already vided into sixteen zones in which the work of tick eradication Is to he tak­ The raise*in freight rates on Flor­ er’s time, labor, nnd expense has gone engine. And it is unluwful to sell a com pitted ,or is to be completed nt nn en up progressively, starting in the ida fruits and vegetables will arouse for nothing. That means that much car without this plate, just an it is early, date. Putnam county also hns Occasionally n pearl is found ia counties nnd parts of counties com­ an ordinary edible oyster, but it has the growers to action. They have curtailment in the business life of unlawful to offer to sell without the tho money with which to construct n waited too long before they acted on the city. certificate. And it is unlawful to road from Pnlatka to the Alachua prising Zones Nos. 2 nnd 13; also in little or no tunrket value except as a .• the present working areas of Gadsden the suggestion of wntor transporta­ "The sooner we master the prob­ buy in tho absence of these. county line, tapping tho magnificent county nnd that part of Duval lying curiosity, says the Pathfinder. Pearls tion made several yearn ago. lem of drainage," said Mr. Wilson, It is difficult for a thoif to dis­ highway that Alachua cognty has north and west of the St. Johns riv­ are formed by foreign matter, such ------------o----------aa a grain of sand lodging between "the sobner will come county pros­ pose of n stolen automobile in states built as Its part of the statu system er. When tick eradication hns been of HowardLyman is the oyster. Sand perity of n lasting nature." He where the registration law ia Btrict- This road has been designated by the completed in the above areas, it will mantle and shell death In the families of the many recognized the many difficulties in ly enforced, and unscrupulous deal­ government for federal nid in recog­ he undertaken in tho adjacent or ad­ nets as an irritant and induces in­ Sanford people who knew hiPh so the way, and ho suggested some sort ers who trafficked in stolen ears find nition of its importance, nnd surely joining zones, continuing in this man­ creased secretion, resulting in ]>c*irl well and loved him for his many fine of action which would ultimately re­ it hard to got nway from this pre­ the state department cun not continue ner until the whole state is tick-free. on mantle. Pearl resembles shell on traits. Ho was a breath of fresh sult In getting government action on cautionary measure. Many automo­ longer to ignore its importance to a "Tho present dipping equipment, which it is found. You cannot gather air and a ray of sunshine wherever "Look nt that p o u motorist belnj the Kissimmee river. bile thieves have been apprehended very great section of tho state, nnd vats, pens, fences, etc., in Floridn is figs from thistles, lienee it is futile (owed In by u horse." he appeared and wl> shall miss his - "■ ' ■ o - ■ because of the operation of the regis­ of grunt convenience to the .visiting about 50 per cent complete. Before to expect valuable pearls to grow on "Lucky guy, I culls him. lie ain't cheery voire and hisbright smile. HAVE ONE GOVERNMENT FOR tration law. motorists. systematic tick eradication work enn opaque shell of edible oyster. Only hnil to buy no gas since he broke ----------- o----------• C1T.Y AND COUNTY. Tho effectiveness of the Florida A delegation from Clay, Duval, be. started in Zones Numbers 2 and 13, pearl oysters and certain mollusks down." The Ocala Star boasts of n business law will depend upon the teeth it in Putnam, Volusia, Seminole and Or­ the dipping equipment will have to havtf sufficient iridescence and manager who will stup bin best friend’s This is Ihc day of chute affiliation, supplied with, nnd upon the back­ ange counties could go before tho de­ be completed. Thu time it will take transluceiico to produce most valuAre you moving? Lull 4U8 fur a paper unless the subscription is paid up and collects ull accounts except closer corporations, more compact bone of public officials. The chances partment, without a doubt, and in­ to construct the required number ot able pearls. IVarl oysters are of a QUICK .SERVICE TRANSFER, and from people who nre dead. The Star ways in governing, the commission are thut no one will find the certifi­ sure stutn nid und immediate con­ vats in these areas varies, depending different family than edible oysters. 1have it done right. H.l-tfc had better quit boasting or that bus! form of government ami many other cate a had investment.— Reporter- struction of these projects.—Pulntka on the number of vnts atul the condi­ They grow in the Red sea, Indian N’cw’i. tion of the present equipment in the ness manager will be offered a place ideas thnt might seem widely diver­ Si ar. Jacksonville—Handsome new quar. several counties; however, it is esti- . ’ ’ . and a big salary on every newspaper gent from the ancient forms of city ters to he built by Riverside athletic mated thnt this preliminary phase of i F^’a an" parts of the buutli FLORIDA PROTESTS. in the state.—Clearwater Sun. Yes, and county government—yet they nre ROAD DEPARTMENT'S HIGHWAY chib, ........... tick eradication work will not exceed i I’ueific. we have the aanto kind of business good, sound and wholesome ideas. DUTY. -----,..Announepnient..Diat. Um., railroads UJ_____ Wilt —. IH I l l 'I I B “ We nre over-officered, .overtaxed, "m anager on {he Herald. Some folks On Monday, July 1(5, the ntnte road nre proposing nit increase of from •thfnV’t r tif’iillTd Hhrs But it is mere­ over-solicitel, over-bui'dehed with 1 ly a m atter of good business. If peo­ clubs nnd organizations, tnpheavy in department will hold Its quarterly 10 to 20 per cent in refrigeration ple can not pay their subscription to every purl of our civil, religious anti session nt Tallahassee, according to raets from Florida to all putts of thc' ■ny magazine or newspaper in the official life. Tile county of Seminole an uniiounrcmciil by Cliniritian II. R. country will hritig a mighty protest STA TEM EN T O F T IIE world today they, are stricken from and the city of Sunford should lie un­ Philips. The meeting will, no doubt, from the people of Florida generally. The additional niinouncrmenl that the list. There is no reason in the der one head. Half of the offieiuis he at Laded by delegations from a world why the home paper should nut could he dispensed with nml while large number of Florida counties the railroads will require that boxes (hose holding fat offices might object seeking nid on local road projects ns of citrus fruit Im? hound with three be accorded the same privilege, ----------- a----------to (he arrangement the taxpayer af­ well for through highways. The del­ hoops will incrense the intensity and ter it is explained to him would favor egations making the strongest repre­ the vidtipie of this protest. WE NEED MOItE DRAIN ACE. it heartily. Abolish as many offices sentations, naturally, will get the Citrus shippers nre already mak­ Drainage is one of the most vital as you can, get your county nnd city most. ing plans to vigorously oppose these necessities of Florida especially in government under us few heads as In view of tho departm ent’s an­ proposed rnlrs nnd- regulations. As the lower levels along the lakes and possible—getting the right kind of nounced policy, and in view of the a preliminary step, they are making rivers where an overflow might oc­ heads—get your county und city bus­ net passed at the recent sennioii of a nefforl lo have the hearing on the cur during the flood times and the iness in a business form and then go the legislature making it nuuidatory changes held in this state, where the seasons of heavy rains. W ater drains to it. oil the department (o finish Ruuds 1, citrus interests can Ih1 well p rese n t­ When Frank Miller was n member 2, 3, -I and , with some miner short ed, instead of in Atlanla, where it off easily in Florida but many days of heavy rains spoil many fine crops un­ of the council he sprung this idea on stretches to connect up othitr roada, wlil ho difficult to m ake,a strong less it has n chance to drain off rap­ the members one night when there before any other projects nre taken showing. . idly. The Sanford section is well was an idle moment waiting for a up, Putiuitn county should hu repre­ SANFORD, FLORIDA Relief on tho part of the railroads drained as u rule but a comprehen­ member to arrive. It cuused con­ sented before the department ,if pos­ that, owing to the large increase in Y sive drainage scheme should be car­ sternation of course. Any innovation sible, by all three members of the the citrus crop, the shippers wifi At the Close of Business June IHlih, 1D23 ried out to give both caul und West in city or county affairs always commissioners for special road dis­ stand for anything in the way of in­ sides a real drainuge system into the causes consternation hut Frank had trict No. (5. creased rates, Is doubtless responsi­ lakes and rivers. A few years ago the right idea ami the idea has been The department hns spent .-millions ble for tho proposed rates. (Condensed) Y such a drainage system was started pul in foree in other states and could of dollars on roads and bridges from It was only a few days ago that but It was stopped before it was com­ be carried out in Seminole county th ewestern nnd most thinly pupu- F. L. Skelly made n statement that pleted since which time drainage just as easy as rolling oir a log. It luted section of the stute to Jackson­ the time ha dnrrivcd for shippers of inches have been dug in any old way sounds big and it sounds strange ville. The logical thing to do now is perishable products to ask the rail­ and while they serve a certain pur­ hut so did tile commission manager to extend tlto ninin highways out of roads for lower rates. It wns pointed pose there is also dunger of Septem­ form sound big nnd strange when'it Jacksonville south. There are three out that citrus growers are paying ber storms tearing up acres of good was first sprung on the people hut main highways tapping tho Pensn- $480,30 a car, while shippers of fresh vegetable lands und need beds and it is the greatest form ever devised RESOURCES L IA B IL IT IE S roln-Jackszinvillo road, ns well us meats pay only 184.37. destroying in a single night more for tiie efficient management of cities the roudn coming in by way of Val­ The meat packing houses are con­ property than would build miles of und thu saving of money to the pcodosta and Wuyeroas. One is from trolled by largo interests which have good drainage ditches. A compre­ po. Loans and D iscounts ............ C apital Stock ........ . ljiko City south to Gainesville und the attentive curly of the railroads hensive drltinnge district should be The Herald intends to take up this O v erd rafts ............................ Undivided P ro fits . the west const, unothcr is from Jack­ in the fixing of rates. These interests formed and by a long time loan put mutter during the summer months sonville through the heart of the nre aggressive in both business und ■United S ta te s Bonds ............ Bills Payable ......... over all the ditches necessary for the arid will hear from different ones on pejiHifiulu to all points in south Flor­ politics. As tho Orlando ReporterO th e r Stocks and B onds...... N otes R ediscounted east and w rits sides and like fire in- the subject. Bring in your contribu­ ida and the third is from Jackson­ Star soys, tho present schedules and! B unking House, F u rn itu re D ep o sits..... ............... aurance it will protect the farmers tion ami let us have your ideas pro ville down tho east coast by way of tariffs are both unscientific nnd unand F ix tu re s ....................... *white they ure nsleep and while it and con. St. Augustine, _______ — fa lm h d based largely on misrepre­ ■ o )nay not be needed all the year there O th er Real E s ta te o w n e d ... Thu logicut road to build would be sentation of tho facta. It is not L_ are times when it U badly needed. AUTOMOIUIAJ REGISTRATION D epositors’ G uarantee Fund tho one through tho center o f.th e lieved thnt a truthful accounting by And then many of the open ditches O th e r R esources ..................... Plotids nutunuibilo owners when state, coming from Jacksonville to tho railroads would sustain the pres­ along the public roads could be rover C ash on hand and due from ed by using big drain tiling nnd nuke they go to aweating over the applica­ Green Cove Springs, Pulatka, De- ent rates—yet It is now proposed to o th e r B anks ...................... land, Sanford, Orlamio, Kissimmee, increase them from 10 to 20 per < the roada more sightly, Kissimmee tion submitted to them to fill out und is considering the establishment of u file with the comptroller of the state lakeland to Tampa. Oir thu wuy down and alao impose an additional regula­ drainage district as the following who will register th eir' nutomobilo this road ^nakea dir x t connection tion that is unnecessary and that ' for the sum of one dollar, will feel with the east und we it coast roads, prove burdensome to shippers. * . .tram tha {Gazette would Indicate; Every business Interest in Florida LiHHAW ^ 11 iH 'F o r a great many ycara the people cooler when they realise that this making it nearer to any point on the west ur east coast of louth Florida should Join the citrus intetesta in pro­ name law prevails in many other * ,61, Kissimmee and Usceolu county a who have looked forward to the day states and L spousored by automo­ than by uny other route. This is testing against this Incroaic. Rotes irrefutable. should be reduced, not raised. The •„ when the county shall become the bile associations. , Duvul county has recently bonded railroads entering Florida are largely The registration law may bo good i'r. * rich producing section which It is naturally endowed to become, have or had. The purpose is good. Rad for $3,000,000 and included in Ita susatlned by the Florida business < talked "drainage." Every once in a men may be abli to get around it projecta the construction of the high­ they should be forced to grant to while an especially wet season calls just as the 'rin d gets around tha way from Jacksunvillo to the £lay Florida aimlUr concessions to those ? ;■ ** this old question more forcibly to orange.. Nevertheless,- It ia rcssan- county line. Clay county is doing its they give others.—Tampa Tribune. ...........—o----------mind. The present season Is par­ uble to suppose that the law will best to raise funds for Its part of the Why do wo do 75 per cent of the highway. Putnam county has' al­ maks trafficking in atolen automo­ ticularly productive of this line of long distance hauling of Seminole ready votnd as much as its validation biles less profitable and more dan­ ' thought. Aa one. grower said tha will atand to carry the roaif on county! Tho*answer is, because wo o tte r day, "Tbia ia the wettleat sea­ gerous. In Indiana, where a nlmllar law is lit rough U> the finished portion o f the do It right, at tho right son I have seen in this county in SERVICE In force, the man who buya an auto­ highway between Dunn's creek atnd QUICK seventeen years." Phone 498. the Vol'jsia county line. What could mobile without demanding tha tram That tha business men recognise ■ . ■« lic k Eradication Law Will Solve Q u e z o n ii, —State Veterinarian Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co. HAffetpl Peoples Banli Sanford Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Sanford, Florida E va ■ \ . * �' Ir • r , ODD SOURCES OF MEDICINEE at ST. PETERSBURG, July 0.—How,1 r(| Chitrlca Lymnili <5, of the Armour F r r tn iw Co.;, of Orlando, died nt Pai>!i-n-GrllI® Reach. Snturday after­ noon nt 3:30 with * ^ o k en neck, caused by diving off a.plx foot platform Into the Gulf, Guy C. Beach, captain of one of the local fire station#, who was ,wimming near Lyinnn when he dove Into the water, rushed to the rescue wbpndie found that tha.jnan Jailed to ropteupcarried him to rthc. beach ng(| although Lyipaij was atlll breath­ ing, ^rtiXlclnl ,iwanlr*»lrior» wqa iimiucccsafuL. A ..Pass-atGrille physicialn pronounced doath due to a broken neck, tut- Vtr . ' ■ iMr> and.JJys, Lyman, and two childrep, Howard,-age. 0, and Hecbort, age 4, arrived in St. Petersburg Thursday from Tampa, wjiere they spent the Fourth of July. They had gone to Pass-a-Grille for the afternoon to en­ joy the Gulf bathing. Mrs. Lyman, wjth her oldest son, sat on the beach while tho f a th e r’and youngest boy went In the water. The little baby played in shallow water while his father swam to tho diving platform about 100 yards from shore, where tho water was about five feet deep, it being very low tide. He had not been in long when he made the dive from the top of the platform, about six feet the top of the platform, about six feet from the water.. Tho dive wns straight and persons who watched, saw he failed to come up. A little hoy called the fireman's attention to it, and l.ymnn was brought to the loach, where he died in about five minutes; The body was returned to Orlando Sunday. Lyman was one of tho “Lyman Twins," of theatrical fame. Tho wid­ ow, Emma Abbott Lyman, who before her marriage eight years- ago, wns known in Chicago theatrical circles, having owned her own company. Howard Lyman waa well known here where ho and his brother, Her­ bert Lyman, nnd their families visitid many times. Howard lived at Altnmonto where ho had an orange • grove and other interests, and he was n Seminole county booster, being a member of the school board in his district nnd wns one of the most pro­ gressive citixens of the Altamonte section. • As one of the Lyman Twins, he whs known throughout the length ami breadth of the land and they Unveiled through Florida for many seasons with thoir big troupe—one of the best on the road. Alwut ten yearn h r o they decided to quit the theatrical business nnd settle down on an orange grove and they purchased a fine grove nt Forent City in this county, where Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Lyman made their home and Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Lyinnn lived in Altamonte. Several years ago they disposed of their big grove nnd Herbert moved to Winter Ilnvcn and.Howard remained at Alta­ monte engaging in the fertiliser bus­ iness with offices in Orlando. The Twins were known and loved by ev­ eryone with whom they eatno in con­ tact and the death of Howard is a blow to his. many friends everywhere in Florida and in other states. Their old home is in Michigan where they "ere born nnd raised but they have been citizens of Florida for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Ilerbort Lyman were in New York taking a vacation when the accident occurred and they will arrive In Orlando tomorrow morning or afternoon. Tha funeral services will occur from the Hand Chapel to.niurrow afternoon at four o’clock and Orlando Elks lodge will bp in charge of the services. Interment will la made in Orlando cemetery. 1 he sympathy of their many friends in Sanford and Seminole county, la extended to the wifo and two litllo sons left to mourn the losa of husband ■nd father. | SURGING WATER IN TANK GIVEN AB CAUSE OF TRAIN WRECK : * 4i« « , #.___ p., * WASHINGTON, July 7— Water surging bock end forth in the tender t*n*t of the engine wee chiefly re­ sponsible for the Denver, Rio Grande •»d Western railroad wreck near Grass, Utah on May 2, In which seven ^ r e killed and 24 Injured; according to reports1to the Interstate Com­ merce Commission today by Its safe­ ty inspectors. Tha train had attein‘■'I a speed that wag top high for the condition of the track, tho report Laid, and the water aurges derailed the tender behind the engine which resulted in the derailment of the en' V * * > t{ a in ..;. ..., -v/ , . . . The Herald for first class job work. ; f*y • ................... - f » .-. » ' » ------- m' 1j J ifau ■ ■ M i; BoITTOMLESS tt. W ELL HAYNES URGRff M ollR i ! CO-OPHRATION IN DRY Co*l and Many Other Mlnemle Furnlah LAW ENFORCEMENT Concerning Shaft Phyelclene With Drugs Which That Is Probably Part of Early Are of High Importance. Irrigation System. LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. O* July / 0.—Addressing the socinl servlqc con­ Many medicines in common usa Thera ia a site in Arabia -that is ference of the, Methodist Episcopal Sbn§ U como from quito unexiieetod famous among archeologists for church, South, here yesterday after­ sources. =. , andas potent a* the something .that is -hardly a monu­ noon, Prohibition Commissioner Hay­ .brinted word. They range from , Who, for instnnoe, would eoument, but merely a hole ■in the nes urged greater co-operation on the nect antipjrrine, tho remedy for . Band printed linens, to too Javaground. I t is a round shnft, like par tof the authorities in enforcing tome designs on cottons with « leheadaches, with coni? Yet it is one that of a well, and probably n part the prohibition law in sections “where fjead from the waist to the hem, to of tlje by-products of ‘'block-dia­ of some great irrigation works of re­ there i sadvereo public opinion to be ■ilka -which are this year chiefly monds.” printed after Chinese or Japanese mote at\d disputed date, perhaps combatted,” and told of the accom­ p i odels. Epsom salt and magnesia, a mild more ancient than anything in that plishments of enforcement during the aperient, occur frequently in beds Yon look down this year at a a aueiedt. land. And of course there fiscal year just ended. io long lop which was far so ., a block ( V of limestone! ■’ProhbiUon,” Mr. Haynes dcclnred, is a legend about that ancient well. nton crepe plateau an “is most popular where It is most On some parts of the coast, on It is to tillti Gilbert K. Ghotderlou’s nearly enforced, for public opinion high clUTs overlooking the Fea, book, “Tho' Man ‘ Who Knew Too reflects tho attitude of public offi­ grows a pretty little blue flower Much.” cials quite ax.cuch, if not more than called the squill. Tho bulb of Util It isaaid that somebody they roll to a modest formalized pattern of the officials In .th eir conduct ex­ is the foundation of various rem­ leaves, in wood brown and'a deepSultan Alladin (not lie of tho Intnp) press tho public wishes.” edies. * sea blue. It has marginal notes at commanded (he giants to build him “One of the chief proqicnt difficul­ the neck, sleevea, bottom’and belt Plants of tho aconite family are a sort of pngoda, rising higher and ties,” he continued, "may be termed of georgette crepe in a brown tone full of a most powerful poison, higher nI<ovc all the stars. He want­ sectional, where there is adverse pub­ to harmonize. which is u scfu ljn the treatment of ed a tower that would pass heaven, lic opinion to bo combatted, nnd is to The goiter, made qf a double gout, neuralgia, rheumntism, and and riso above it, and go on rising b cfoum! mainly on the eastern sea­ |decc and draped softly allows an heart affection. forever and ever. But Allah cast board, although there arc certain interesting return to the monk’s Camphor is obtained in a curious Alladin dowu to earth with a thun­ cities where local conditions also collar. The front is the same as way. Chips of camphor-wood are derbolt, which sank into the earth, mnko the problem quite difficult. Co­ the back, a trifle longer at the cen placed in cartlienwnre vessels closed ter. The long cuffs open at one timing a Hole deeper and deeper, till operation in some of the localities re­ aide, are simply square pieces of % at the top. A strong current of it made a well without a bottom as ferred to, on the part of local author­ material. The loose panel that * steam is then driven into the vessels, tho tower was.to linve been, without ities, is not whnt It should be, nnd covers the back is caught only at which forces the evaporated camphor a top. And down that inverted the press is not favorable. Prohibition th e . waist nnd shows; a definite to tho top of the pots, whore it con­ tower of darkness the soul of the sentiment will grow less rapidly in lilousc. .It ends in an eight-inch denses into white crystals, which aro proud sultan is falling forever and these localities because progress in Land of the plain georgette. enforcement will bo slow. afterward collected. ever. The only difference between the “Another present day difficulty is ’ Glycerine and soap linvo a, com­ hat and a lampshade seems to bo THE KICK n certain type of misrepresentation mon foundation, the former being a the small rosette on the right side, — rri A'f?; which has as its purpose the de­ Lut-it made a decidedly becoming by-product of the latter. At one struction of tho morals of the public model nevertheless, tl|c scallops time Die glycerine was allowed to most interested in prohibition. Its making piquant shadows on tlio tin flow away as useless during the purpose also seems to be to discredit .wearer s face. manufacture; now, of course, it is and. hamper tho officials of the gov­ collected carefully. ernment entrusted with the duty of mnklpg the 18th amendment effective. i2SyyfES2S252SE5arara5aSM25252SMa5H525aS2525Z5E52Sa5aSUM2.raryrB5MUP TO THE TIMES Some of tho things which stand out as having n large part in the excellent accomplishments of the fis­ cal year, just ended, are the bettor co-operation of court's nnd state, /By ALEXANDER MACDONACD, N. Y. Conservation Commissioner. county and municipal officials, in OXSKRVATION means intelligent use—securing the maximum general tho widespread application of of benefits with n minimum of wnsfe.N Applied to our natural the injunction proceedings, tho invok­ ing of tho conspiracy provision of the resources', it means their utilization with-regard t(i the future; United Ktntc-s criminal rode in pro­ and the generations (lint arc to come after us. They have hern i secuting liquor violators, now regugiven to us in abundance for use, but n o t'fo r destruction or extermi­ TTM.1 Itnions which have contributed to the nation. The manager—I'm afralil we can’t better supervision of the work es­ Serious inroads bnd been mndo ujwn our natural resources before it 1 H ubby—Well, wlint’n on foot nnw t us* your olil melodrama any more. It's pecially of the permit methods ina bm;k number. Wlfe-f-Woniout sbneat I must have a (diluted nod the concentration of was home in upon us that they are not inexhaustible. Carelessness, The Playwright—But I’ve rewritten new pair nt oncot bonded liquor, It and brought R down to date. In waste nnd prodigality had reduced our forests and decimated the wild “Throughout the country the re­ life of our fields and streams before the need of conserving them begnn the third act where the heroine Is LEAVING HER SPEECHLESS sults of better co-operation of courts evicted for nonpayment of S3 back to impress us. Much of our wild life wns gone before an intelligent rent I’ve rained the rent to $00. My husband and I wore enter­ is apparent. More nnd heavier jail effort was made to save it; the same is true of ouf, Jorests. taining a young married couple and sentences arc being imposed, not only The intelligent use of 2,00(1,000 acres of our forest reserve supplies FIND ANCIENT TOMB in prohibition but also in nnrcotlc a wilderness playground-w hore-all-tho-peopltfof—the vtiitq can enjoy their baby; this being the eecoiul cases.” • •. A tomb, believed to Iks about 3,000 healthful recreation with no restrictions other 'than those required for time we had seen them. They had Commissioner Haynes declared tho journeyed from an adjoining town years old, baB been discovered at tho necessary protection of this great common property. efforts to secure greater co-opcration in their automobile and tho baby Cattcrline, four miles from Stone­ The subject °f conversation is broad and of vital importance to all was well bundled up in a blanket. from municipal, county nnd stnto en­ haven, according, to tho Stonehaven of us, but its rudiments may he taught in four words: Protect, preserve, We, too, have a baby, and -this forcement agencies, are making good correspondent of tho Ixmdon Daily headway in most localities. TM* Yeara Dress May be j Read as Well The Rudiments of Conservation: Protect, Preserve, Propagate and Plant c ■>AT THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD MONDAY, JULY B, 1923 I 'i ' DOVE INTO s h a l l o w w a t e r II EACH ANp IIROKE HIS NECK . ta le op CLAY AWAY .THE YEARS r — ■ ■ A i i s M . t r w M f mrnmre— — — —— ■ » Appiy Eonall.i Bcaqtillrr cosmic cl r : a your face, ond'r«5t while it dries, remove nnp sea an^ difference in ihe col __ ________ skin. ' ‘ S Guaranteed to do these drfieltc things for I Ihe face or money refunded: Clear th* complex ion sod qivn it color1, LUt oulth* lines. Rcmov* blackheads *nd pimples. cnturned pores, pores. Rebuild Iscial tl*Close tnbrtjcd sues and muscles. Make the skin toll and smooth. $ -• . t You can obtain regular sizes from your favorite lolls! counter. If not, send this ad. with lOctnlstoBonclll* Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indiana, (or a trial tub*. * i. Hi 'MAtdJ CEMENT PLASTER CO.. ;iours*U&AT —M--* , * " ■m *’>' ' ""1 \Your Itest'answer 'to the question of Cement Plaster.f D * * *** __ V A C M E S ee that every , J sack ia branded. CarolinaPortland Cement Co. J a c k s o n v ille , F lo rid a rai ■ I H IL L L U M B E R CO. j I I’hone 130-----Snnford, Fla. | KING’S NaTREAlMt'NT INDIGESTION L jtceii n c l J i . O t i P r t u u r t ____ I the stom ach* h eartb u rn , ln taati» al ____ ra te d S to m ach O f C o lo n . NrrvousncM , C o n Rlltlon, d itio n , Dtalnci* DU xIckcm aand nd D DttppiRitBcyi’ evpgndcncr. * tti* J KINO'S KsTWgATMgNT y l t t w M ACTIVITIES t* m•torn tom NATUnirS _______ ___ I four tnllra dlstsUv* UaM * Our Guarantee If vou i n not IMft u t b M alU f takln* i l l ouncM (on* half bottUj n . I tun, It and rottr monej wlU te castes i Zultr rriaodtd, , Solti by UNION PHARMACY Hanford, Florida ;* O H J » propagate and plant. blanket resembled ono of miuc, This is “ The Floor News. Protect our forests from fire nnd disease. The utmost care-in tho which happened to be a bit soiled. SANFORD ELKS ATTEND While James Scott was digging in Without a Doubt" In the course of the afternoon a'field his spado at ruck n large stone use of fire in the woods is enjoined upon every ono. GRAND LODGE MEETING Preserve our forests and wild life th a t the benefits we enjoy there- Frances placed her baby in the car­ slab, lie continued digging nnd ex­ Because it already Headed by Exalted Ruler, H ournage and was about to cover him posed to view three layers of stones. frinn may be enjoyed in like mcnMtro by those who come after uv. contains just the bolder, fifteen Sanford Elks lefl Ho sent for Ilev. Sir, Fraser of Propagate valuable species of wild life to prevent their extermination. lip when I picked up the blanket Sunday afternoon for Atlanta -where she held, exclaiming, “ Don’t use proper amount of Kinneff, an antiquarian. With as­ Tliis the stale is doing. they will attend tho Grand Lodge this; it’s terribly soiled, and I ’m pure ingredients, sistance the largo stones were re­ Plant -and (hi* is of paramount importance—forests on every avail­ Convention which will be held in that | moved, and a grave wan revealed able acre of idle land, because forests form tho keystone of the conserva­ positively ashamed of it. I ’ll got city July 9th to 13th. This is the j and you have only containing tho skeleton of a fully- tion arch, ( pou them depends the conservation of.our streams uud our you a dean one.” first time in many years Uiut a grand toaadc Icold” water or I was rendered speechless when grown innn, lying on his left side, lodge convention has been held in the wild life. Without forests there would lie nothing to conserve. milk, and shorten­ my visitor said: “That’s my blan­ south, and Florida expects to do har with an earthenware food uni beside ket.”—Exchange. ing— thpn bake. him. part in helping Georgia entertain tha TRADES CHILDREN Mr. Fraser expressed tho belief FLORIDA Ill'll.DING FOR thousands of visitors. It ia estimated Y ou w ill h a v e COYOTE SAVED PAVILION FOR CATTLE AND THE FIRST HALF OF that there will be around fifteen hun­ that the remains belonged to tho uniform ly g o o d dred Elks from Florida in attendance, llronze age, and might |>ossibIy be COURT GETS HIM YEAR IS $27,770,971 The howling o'f s coyote saved the biscuits and save a and that there will bo over 75,000 3,000 years old. The greater part of big pavilion in Denver’s city park Elks from all parts of tho United lot of time if you the uni is in a good state of preser­ MIAMI, July SI.—Report a from 21 COURT!,AND, N. Y„ July 9.—Alfrom deatruptiou by fire the other .States in Atlanta during the week. Folriiln towns ami cities of Southern leged to have traded his two daugh­ vation. use it regularly. Sanford lodge continues to grow Construction ,a magazine published ters ami a son for a horse, a cow njght, according to the Rocky Moun­ COMPLETE Ford F umjx Co. hare allowed building permits total­ and a calf, 1-nrk Thurninglon of tain News. A policeman was walk­ snd during every month there are NuMVtUO.TcKM. ing through the park, when lie heard Inrgc number of candidates to be ing $27,770,971 issued during the first Tiuxton, was convicted Saturday of He had stopped to talk with his six months of 1923. Tha combined improper guardianship before' Judge tiu agonized howls of &n animal in initiated, FO RD’S It is understood that soon after friend’s little child. “Wo have acme populations of the municipalities are Champlin in children’s court. George. distress. On investigation he found littlo children at our house,” ho approximately 300,000. Shaw, of Tiuxton, with whom, it. ia a fir* smoldering beneath the pa­ the Exalted Ruler returns that there will be n grand get-together duy ut Estimates from other centers which charged, the barter wns consum­ vilion. said to her. d onot issue permits bring the total mated, recently was released in S ir Before the arrival of the firemen which time it is expected to initiate “How many?” she asked, Self-Riaind Flour sorrfe 40 candidates, and everybody *. • w |» in new construction this year of $.30,000 bail on a charge of attacking the tii* blaze had gained headway. “Six of them, three boys and will have a grand time in Sanford. younger daughter. The latter and 000,000 or more, according to the The coyote, the pet of all men em­ three girls.” “And have thoso children a magazine. The leading municipali­ her brother will Le committed to the ployed in and about the pavilion, mother, and grandfathers and ties are: St. Petersburg, $1,405,810; county home. The court ordered that was trapped in the cellar. Shortly Jacksonvllo, $3,397,008; Miami' $2,- the father In- compelled to pay for after streams of chemical had been grandmothers, too?” ^ t ,, .. * , . . • u*. t ..‘ I *-‘lt • 803,700; Miami Bench, $2,798,207; their keep. The cider daughter, turned on the blaze several ifiremen “Yes," be replied. Mamie Thoringtun, 28, found in the Tampa, $2,025,833; Palin Beach, $1,volunteered to aave the animal. “ My, my 1” she sjwke up, gravely, 909,020; Orlando, $1,734,214; Del-and, Khaw home, was detained for mental Grouping beneath the floor of th* “then you have a whole set, haven't $1,700,000; estimated); lak e City. examination, it came to light in tho building the firemen readied tin you?” * $1,150,00 (estimated); West Palm investigation that the children had coyote aud released i t Beach, $11,045,235, and Sanford, $1,- never seen a railroad train until re­ ‘i* VALVELESS INNER TUBE cently and had been closely confined. 000,000 (estimated). of fellowahip is extended as a t this bank es­ INDIANS IN CANNING BUSINESS PL Asi inner tube for motor tire$ has tablished in 1887—there’s small chance qf COUGHING DISTURBS SLEEP AUTOMOBILE SALES been invented that ia without a Indians on Annette ialand, “My.wife coughed alHths time and mistake being, made In the starting of your HAVE PASSED PEAKValve. Air ia pumped into it by Alaska, are buying an up-to-date flrii could not aleep,” writes Geo.- A. Ow­ FOR THIS YEAR cannery. The prexeiti ownera have Checking Account meant of a small hollow needle. en,* Bridgeton, New Jersey, “She tried When the tube ia fully inflated and Foley’s Honey and Tar and had the -HI' made an agreement whi'h providea NEW YORK, July 0—Confirmation that royalties of from 3 to 10 centa the needle withdrawn, tho tube au­ best night's aleep she hul hart for a Wp want the business of every-Individual, of reports that automobile sates have on each salmon shall be paid to. the tomatically acala the puncture with long time. I used Foiry’s Honey and Farmer, Firm and M erchant who hasn’t a a substance it contains. Before tlic Tar and it helped me too." Coughs passed th e poak for this year «(•* Indiana »nu at the earae time that seen last night id the preliminary banking home. tire it mounted, it ia necessary to resulting from Whooping .Cough supplemental royalties accruing to fill the opening in the rim for the Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, and figures of June sales of the American the natives shall be invested i n ’the and Canadian passenger,, and com­ Croup quickly relieved with Foley’s valve with a rubber plug. MAY WE HAVE YOURS? mercial car division of the General property so that absolute title will Honey and Tar. Contains no opiates. be acquired by them withiu tire Motors Corjwratiun . which totalled A DUIFFOPRUQGAR VIOLIN Ingredients printed on the carton. years. Largest xelling cough medicine In tha 68,000 cars, as compared with 76,410 Resources $1,600,000.00 An ancient violin, believed to world. Insist upon Foley's Honey and In May and 48,541 in June, 1B22. PAID EX-SERVICE MEN : Total sales in the first half of the have bom mado by Gaspard Duiffo- Tar. Sold everywhere.—Adv, year were 305,506 cars a t against pruggar, master woodworker and The federal government has paid 200,700 In ths» corresponding period out approximately 1(760,000,000 as inlayer, 400 y r i - *go> in 1M*> * FOR SALE—W teat year. April was th* high month compensation and insurance claims now owned .by lira. J . H. Wright SEED BED C this year with total aalea of 76,850 to ox-aenrioe men. of Keane, N. H. A fcojIMUNITY BUILDER ears. .flCW.’Lkwton, Bracelet W att* Ex­ iuiri and heavy w eigbt-r Valparaiso — Thousand* of Satsu- Pensacola—Escambia county sta rt­ F. P. FORSTER, President' *nd he* l a F. WH1TNER. Cashier pert, 216 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. i ing road bulldiqg campaign. • 86-2tc m norange trees being planted. 4-24’tfc Yowe&Co. ■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MB « » J r W here the Hand First National Bank miff price*. ■■t ■I • \J Ji il �j> f i' ^ i.r R. . h .m * ^ U t) ’ M;j T** . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD MONDAY, JULY 9,1923 PAGE FOUR GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING B t> :» : BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING REALM OF SPORTS R . L. S H IP P , E d ito r Cuts Lead of BASE BALL NEWS RuthWilliams in Homers MARKED EFFECT OF RELIGION to to FOR THE MOVIE FAN WIIERB THEY PLAY TODAY Florida 8 late League Tampa a t Loflkclnml. S t Petersburg at Daytona. Hradentown at Orlando. i ---------- Lamalim Has Completely Changed ths Character ef the Fierce and Warlike Race of Mongol*. WAS GREAT EASTERN RULER D A N E8 FOR M A D A G A SC A R ? The international labor office hits been informed that tho French gov­ ernment has communicated, to the Danish minister of foreign nffnirs a scheme for settlement on a large scale in Madagascar. A large area of arable and forest land would be placed at the disposal of Danish emi­ grants; they would be permitted to bring their own teachers and their own ministers of religion. Some well-known members of tho medical profession in Denmark have offered to accompany the emigrants aud to 6tay with them for some time. Public opinion in Denmark is not r.t'present unanimous as to the ad­ vantages of the scheme. There is n certain amount of opposition on ac­ count of the had climato nnd high disease rate of Madagascar. L'*!' *"SH» H---*•; . W H A T A BLUFF Memory of Haroun-AI-Raechld Has Long Been Held In Veneration by the Mohammedans. The tltlo to tho namo of ITaroun? nl-Itoschid the Ju st is sullied by his extirpation of ilib generous, perhaps the innocent, Barmecides. Ycl he could listen to (lie complaint of a poor widow who had been pillaged I by h is ’troops, who dared,, from a passage in the Koran, to threaten the inattentive despot wit!) the judgment yoar. newv ^ 'ty p tw rite r named AllceT* of God and posterity. '••Yes* w hyr. * Hamim-nl-Itasrliid was tho third "You ntwuya tmo that sultan of the lino of Amhascides. lie yen talk in your sleep.’’ . namo when was a contemporary of Charlcmngno, ■’Well, slio docs auch poor work tlm| to whom lie sent nn embassy, .with a elio Is,alw ays on my mind." present of a famous clodf, which, when put in motion by means of a clcpsydrn< pointed out the hours, struck them by dropping littlo balls on a bell or drum, nnd caused littlo doors to open,' nnd a number of knights on horseback to come out ns corresponded with tho hours. Ho was the last of the caliphs who made a pilgrimage to Mecca, and he vis­ ited tho prophet’s shrino eight dif­ ferent times, lie was caliph of Bag­ dad, 78G-S09. Tho meaning of the word caliph T h ere’s only one w ay o f find­ is "successor or vicar,” indicating ing o u t'h o w desirab le our pas­ try Is. T ak e a cake— try n pic tho claims of the sultan to be the ;tnd yo u ’ll sa y " T h is is fine.” successor of Mohammed, nnd hence, W hen you’re fed by our bread in a more exalted sense, the vicar of you will sa y “ T his fo r mine." Gbd. All o f th e p ro d u cts of our bak­ ery enjoy n firsl-class-fam llyrep u ta tio n . to CHICAGO, July 9.—Dabc Ruth, of to the New York Americana laat week lessened the home run lead of Cy JVil* Tho Mongols of today ore of the Rama of the Philadelphia Nationals eamo strain as their /nr-oqnquering $chen he smashed out fdur circuit h i i o i t o t o t o t o t o t o t o predecessors and mogy of fpitn live Houts, bringing hia total up tp 18. * YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Uie 'ssme care-frrc nomadic life on ’During -the -week Williams g o t’ one Waller Heirs pleased a large crowd thb’plafns. But among the people na ^umier, his total to dglp being 22. Saturday. Florida Slate League a whole thcro has been a tremendous Ken Williams of t h o r n TSAiilit Am­ No games scheduled. ** change in habits nml outlook on ericans also added to his circuit And tonight is n great mystery life. *Buddhism—or rnlher its de­ drives Inst week, bringing his total r,tory. National league generate phnsc,. Lamnism — lias tq 13 with two homers nnd placing At New York 3, Cincinnati G. him in third position for homo run Wallace Beery, Estelle Taylor nnd wrought the change; nml furnishes At tlrooklyn 0, St. Louis 4. one of the most striking instances honors in the two leagues. Lending Silvia Dreamer in "Bfnvu." No others scheduled. BURGLAR-PROOF WINDOW known of the power of n religion to home run hitters with six or more Hrcuit drives to their credit follow: This is the year’s most sensntionnl make over n people.- The particular L’ '' American League A bnrginr-proof window, shown American league: Ruth, New mystery thriller. nspect of Lamnism flint 1ms deeply in Popular Mechanics Magazine, At Cleveland 1G, Ronton 10. York, 1R; Williams, St. Louis, 13; affected the Mongols is tho growth permits • the sash to tie opened to A t Detroit 0,- Philadelphia 7. Hcilmnnn, Detroit, 10; Hauser, Phila­ It will keep you guessing nnd lenve of monasteries. Some estimates nrc any desired height. Protection is A t Chicago '4,'Washington 2. delphia, t); Milk), Philadelphia, 7; you gasping. At St. Lonulk 4, New York 0. are to the effect that ns many hb one- insured by a set of. iron bars, five rower, Cleveland, 0; BTohin, St. Louthird of alt the men among llic Mon­ inches opart, thnt are raised or low­ i.’, (1; McManus, St. Louis, 0; Speaker, And as nn added attraction will be gols arc monks, living in idleness, Southern Association ered with the window. When the Cleveland, 0; Flagstend, Boston, fl. Stnn Laurel in “The Egg." a twoA t Mobile 2, New Orleans 1. supported by the remainder of the window is down, tho bars are tele­ National Leaguo: Williams, Phila­ part comedy. At Memphis R, Nashville 2. population. scoped between the wall nnd wood­ delphia, 22; Moknn, Philadelphia, 10; Only two games scheduled. 'Tho Chinese, nfier tho Mongol work. Mortised and locked, at nil Hornsby, St. IaiuIs, 10; Miller, Chi­ And the invited guests tonight will cago, 0; Fournier, Brooklyn, 0; O’Fnr- be tho efficient tax collector of Semi­ dynasty was driven from their times, to a heavy strip of metal fas­ 110W THEY STAND rell, Chicago, R; Mouse), New York, 7; nole county, Jno. I). Jinkins and fam­ throne, encouraged Lamaism be- tened nt the bottom of the sash, tho Flprida State Leaguo (Second Half) Tierney, Philadelphia, 0; Trnynor, ily, nnd will sec this mystery picture enuso tho growth of inonnsticism window can scarcely be forced. tended to retlure the birthrnte, to . 1 Won Lost Pet Pittsburgh, C; Wheat, Brooklyn, 0; without cost to them. Bussell, Pittsburgh, 0. keep tho remainder of the population Bradentown ......... . 13 .722 G NO COFFEE In poverty, and to discourage wnr. Orlnmln ................ .007 And don’t forget Tuesday nnd Wed­ C Lnkelnnd .............. . 9 .503 nesday—Glorin Swanson nnd Theo­ Their plan worked so well that the 7 On a Woodward avenue street ear t 1 dore Roberts in "Prodigal Daughters." people who 700 years ago were the recently, a passenger slept peacefully .500 SL‘ Potcrahurg ..... . 7 7 Also round three of "The Pencil Push­ wnr-thirsty, ravening scourge of the crouched up in a side scat. When .353 Daytons ................. . fl 11 ers." . 14 .170 Tutnpa ........... ...... . 3 civilised world are now a nation of the car neared the end of the line TWO GAMES IN THE PEP­ pacifists. Even the hardy horsemen tho conductor awakened the rider. The Herald delivered six times a PER LEAGUE TOMORROM who remain nru uiuh r'llie dominance National League NEW YORK, July 9.—Cincinnati’s "We are nearing the end of the line, Won Lost Pet home run hitting enabled the Beds to week for lot:. of the corrupt Buddhist priests.— 25 .668 take the second game of the series New York .... ........ 48 Tomorrow afternoon on the Ninth National Geographic Society 1’iillc* haven’t you passed your stop?" the conductor naked. Tho passenger .029 yesterday from tho New York Giants, Street diamond the Big Berdan BrothPittsburgh ............ 44 2fl tip. woke but si ill half asleep, replied. .000 G to 3. It was the sixth straight vic­ erhd and Orlando Sentinel of tho Pep­ 28 Cincinnati ...»........ 42 “ Yes, dear, put on the coffee. f’|| j 34 ’ .521 tory the Reds have scored against the per League will meet in a double Brooklyn .............. 37 WHAT A B L U F F be . . .” But he stopped Suddenly .520 Giants nnd Luquc, the Cuban star, header. The first gnmc will start Chicago ........ 39 30 when he discovered it was n mascu­ 40 .474 who twirled a masterful game, ac­ promptly nl two o'clock so ns to gel 3d SI. Louis ....... . 49 .310 counted for hfs third triumph of the both games through in time for the r u m o u r a m i r.t as i:\u m i m :nvn r„ line voice.—Detroit Free Press. Boston .........—...... 22 From Jacksonville One Way .292 season over the champions. Cnvcncy Rotary-Kiwnnis gnmc. From Jacksonville One Way Philadelphia ......... 21 Gt ATLANTIC CITY ......... S3fi.ll NIAGARA FALLS ......... $11.12 WOMAN |N WELSH PULPIT and Burns put Cincinnati in the lead BALTIMORE, Ml). .......... 30.9B NEW YORK, N. Y........... 30.',t American League THE TEMPERATURE with circuit clouts in the second in­ BOSTON, MASS. .......... 12.52 PHILADELPHIA, PA...... 3I.1H A woman lins been selected to fill Won Lost Pet ning and Fonseca’s home run drive .......... 43.18 CHICAGO. ILL. PITTSBURGH, PA.......... 39.-11 the pulpit of one of the leading Bap-. .081 clinched liio gome in thu eighth. The 23 39.31 New York ............ 4!) CLEVELAND, O. .. Yesterday's temperature as report­ SAVANNAH, GA. ........... ti.(K) DETROIT, M1C1I. .......... 41.9.1 TOLEDO, It.................:. It.71 tist churches in Wales. .627 score: Cleveland ...... ....... 30 - 35 ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau: .......... 3S.93 ELMIRA, N. Y. WASHINGTON, I). C....... 31.71 .500 30 Philadelphia ......... 3fl Cincinnati ................ ,. 030 000 011—n High Low m aiMint t:\r iiis iiiN i xiiiih DIED AND LEFT NO RECORDS 35 .493 Nev^ York .................. 010 001 001—3 Chicago ................ 34 TO " Abilene, cloudy .................. 92 .480 37 Detroit .................. 3G 1*4It hnni r __ ...... | I9.fr! Skeletons of Prehistoric Men Found In 70 02 Asheville, pt. cloudy rtiklm1«'l|i|ilu . frfr.iMi 38 .472 St. liOula .............. 84 t Missouri Believed to Go Back for BROOKLYN, July 0.—St. Louis liiiHlnti 71,74 .444 made it two nut of three from Brook­ Atlantic City, clear .......... 70 40 Washington ........... 32 TIukilH ItM ’ltiilc imsiln f« xn pi 1 lt*K « < | h fur B iiy ti i \ null. 45;i,) A11 t uuin.i oil Fifteen Centuries. AJIl'KtllltlY il llt( 1 U 'Tlf fll l I F t" H IM I , H U 1 1 1 U Boston, clear ......................... “la your new jgr(*r.vriirr named riM»niN n i l m l i e r H t r a m i rn c u r r y •y .388 41 B oston, *««•*• 20 i ** * *- — • *'X l m lin irjU 'N , lyn when OJydn; Barfpntphr h|tr first' Ituff n]<>, cloudy Alice?" 70 Skeletons of prehistoric men'who *n llltii£tt f u r f l n l tl t i i i i r r %l Mn 111ii k to f u r I 'Ii lln tlrl|» li l;t %In start of the season, blanked the Dodg­ Charleston, raining ........ “Yes; why HO 74 IkHiitill uilHI I*. 51, M i o n i i n n H AtfHI I*. 51, inhabited the Ozark mountains be­ “You always p a n 'th a t 11:11110 when lliirriit'stlrr. J u ly I. ers, 4 to V- The score: Hs l i F r r l m n i ' U i J u l y <3, S3. Chicago, clear .................. 74 A t f r u h n i t ? , .ful? 7, IH, *| h . you talk In your wleifp.'" fore tho day of bows nnd arrows, kH J»»l> 5, 111, 3H, SL L o u is_______ '.... 1)01 000 300—1 Cincinnati, d ear I V r a l n n , J u l y I I , 31, 80 “Well, slu* duos such poor work that have been unearthed near Noel, Mo. s s r r i ' f n n . J u l y i t . ^.5. 9 9 K t i i i n r i l , J u l j 9 , |l», **141, Brooklyn . ... ..... 00 000 000—0 Corpus Christi, part ddy.. Kti she In ulwnys on my mind." A i i t u n u t li i l u i i u t i r r l i ’il m i u t l Rli i m i r f R I Iti r l ii i l I m g rlit*i*ll r u m m i l l l i i These primitive men are believed to M11it ill itnil If)'rkwVifrr.it Full in i mti( ioii i*ii | . i|U* hU Denver, eloudy . .......... HI . PARIS, July il.—“Untiling" Siki have lived IB centuries ngo. They J , ! ' , 51 11(11, I ' n i i ' s .5u n i t , r . 51* IIA I f .17. U r n . \ « l . FILIPINOS GOOD AT DUNS 94 Des Moines, d ear .i.......... yesterday knocked out Marcel N'llles, T l r k r t O f f h r u n i t l * l r r , mmi |*. H h > .fiii‘k«tm % f l l r t T r l r |i li o » » r (VilM differ in characteristics from nny 90 I lodge City, d ear ............ n French heavyweight pugilist, in tliu ■— Filipino soldiers?boing developed known tribe of Indians. East port, eluudy ................ 70 second round of what wiia to have ho i by the United States in units ns part In historic times the Osage In ­ Galveston, pt. eloudy ....... HI been n fifteen-round Imttic. HU 74 of the Philippine scouts are milking dians inhabited the Oznrks, but the MattiTiis, clear Nlllek In May was knocked out in ST. LOUIS, July 9.—New York Kansas City, clour 94 good artillerymen, recent tests have iniii mHo came before them were en­ the eighth round by Georges Carpi'llwon yesterday's giilito from the Memphis, raining 92 disclosed. A report received til (be tirely different. They were spear tier, the light-henvywoight. lie was Browns, fl t<j 4, by piling up n lead in 90 New Orleans, cloudy Wnr department from Fort Mills, throwers nml did not know of tho considered by followers of the ring to the earlier innings which the locals 70 New York, clour Philippine islands, describing the bow ami arrow. Their dead were have*been France’s beat heavyweight. yore unable to overcome.despite their OH first major calibre sen const buttery HI Norfolk, clear cremated in elaborate grass mats. Siki’s hard head and bis "steel" ribs lust inning rally during which Hush 92 firing ever attempted by natives, This ancient tribe lived in homes proved immune to nn onslaught from was driven frt>m the box. ,The score: Oklahoma City, clear 90 St. Louis, clear Nilles in thu first round. The white New York .............. 210 20(1 1)01—fi says the work of all taking part wm under tin? lime cliffs null ruck forma­ Halt Lake Oily, cloudy H2 man curried tho battle to the negro St. Louis .... ............ excellent. tions but were not cliff dwellers in 000 000 103—I San Diego, clear OH throughout this session, with Siki The firing was done by the Twerp the strict sense of tho word. 02 Han Francisco, clear bent nearly double in a crouch and ty-seveiilli company, coast nrlilierv Among article* uncovered was nn DETROIT, July 9.—Plilludcfyhiu a nssiipilnting every thing Nilles hand­ won from Detroit yesterday 7 to G, by Seattle, clear ............. corps, Philippine scouts, rompri-ing "invitation inrd,” a bundle of short 74 Toledo, clear ..... ed out to him. Thu judgment of those scoring three runs in the ninth in­ 101 enlisted men, all natives, under sticks bound with a hark rope. H2 about the ring side wan Unit Nilles ning after two men were out. Scheer Washington, dear American olllccrs. Firing 12-inch Whc'i left near nn Indian camp tiro chance lum u lot to do w ilh th in g s. H w as n r a r e chance 7H Wlllislvn, pt. cloudy was sure to be the winner of n onc- hit to Rigfley in the ninth for what guns at n moving target at ranges by another member of the tribe it th a t enabled us Hi provide additional facilities for nn ini-' sjdeii contest. should have been the last out uiu] the RECOVERS FROM LAME BACK from 9,100 to 8,200 yards, the coin- constituted an invitation to dine. proved vulcanizing service. T h is g re a t serv ice is th e result Over-confident from his showing, Detroit shortstop fumbled the hull. "My daughter suffered with a lame pauy scored three out of n possible The spears were thrown by means' lo r we w ant you to enjoy the sam e chance a s we did. Conte Nilles came from Ids corner at the The score: back and could scarcely move without six hits- in an elapsed time of 17 of n notched stick. The shafts were clung of the gong for the second as Philadelphia .......... 000 220 003—7 grout pain. She tried Foley Kidney and get your sh are of the good th in g s. T h e m ore you buy minutes 13 seconds. clnLmitely painted. One sample of If it was his Intention immediately to D etroit ...................... 120 1)0(1 200—6 I'ills nnd the t rouble with her buck in tiie m ore you save. white enamel resisted tho scratching finish off Ids opponent. Thv shifty a)[ gone," writes Mrs, J. C. I’erkins, HARD FOR M'NA of a linger nail. Senegal man, however, went into a CHICAGO, July 9.—Charley Rob­ Boston, Mass. For Backache, Rheu­ clinch with Nilles and pushed him ertson, whose suspense!) was raised matic Pains, Kidney and Bladder Little girls in one section of De­ RICH IN HISTORIC INTEREST Into a corner. Then, as they broke by Manager Gleason yesterduy engag- Trouble use Foley Kidney Pills. Will troit are using tlto' boycott to im­ nwujr Siki swung hi* left to the jaw I Walter Johnson in u pitching lint- relieve that tired feeling. Take no Fur nduitry Alio an Important Fac­ press on Slitm, five years old, Hint Oak Avenue and T h ird S tre e t tor in ths Early Life of | of the while man. Nilles went d o w n ,!^ Chicago defeated Washington substitute—Insist upon Foley's. Sold she must revise her 1ting mi go if she face forem ost, ns though he Imil been 1 to 2. The the Country. j y, ■ everywhere.—Adv. wants to play with them. This ia PH O N E 17------------- —--------------------SA N FO R D , FLO RIDA btruvk with nn axe. * ~ • I Washington 10U 001 000—2 how Mina explains the situation:1 There is no industry in the world Before the fight Siki wns enraged Chicago 100 002 JOx—4 WEARS “RADIO" HAT “ You see 1 like 'to ploy with the that ia so rich in historical hackover the decision rendered Saturday hoys; they have lots more fun. And ■ground uml dramatic interest as tho by the judge of,the eivil tribunal, giv­ CLEVELAND, July 9.—Cleveland One of the fantastic lints worn at ing Edmond Impart an injunction for­ multe it four .straight from Boston a recent millinery show in Cit)cili­ now the little girls won’t play with American fur industry, which has bidding the promoters tu pay over to yesterday, winning Hi to 10. Score: ~ ^ mit i had, according to Popular mo any more.” Minn’s mother says been in existence since the early 2 Siki nny part from yesterday's match. Boston ..................... 000 141 180—10 the hoys have ■flavored her daugh­ trailers arrived in Canada, and in Mechanics Magazine, two aerial Siki because of the court’s decision Cleveland ....... . 000 070 U x—15 towers running up a few incites on te r s language Avith profanity. So what is now the United Stiles. To was fighting merely for "glory”. she uml the other mothers devised the activities of tli; old-tiiue trap­ In connection with our transfer, we either side, with the usual arrange­ the boycott tq refino,eouvcr*utiun at pers Avns due tho ojK-niug up uf the ------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- ------- ----■ There nr© other Transfers; hut have storage room, where you may ment of wires strung across iho top, the doll’s ten parties. — Detroit country, and from those parly days nntio-wilh SERVICE for their middle store your goods until you need them, and connected to a radio receiving News. E x ten d s to Orlando and D aytona ns well ns th o h u n d red s of down to the present time fur has ■ n a m i—QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ at a nominal cost.-QUICK SERVICE set, which tuned ia with local sta­ S bottles w)e put out in S an fo rd ev ery day •been an important factor in both ■ FER, Phone 498. 83-tfc TRANSFER. Phone 498. H3-tfc tions readily. CHEAPER HELIUM ■ ITS D E L i n n y s - 5 ^ »'■ SEED BED CLOTH Only a limited amount at mill prices (3 grades) -Yowell Co. 86-2tc Circuit Drices Enables Reds to Defeat Giants ROUTH BAKERY Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. <70 Battling Siki Kayos *Nilles in 2nd Round St. Louis’ Rally Falls Short and Now York Wins WHEN YOU COME TO THE POINT K e n t V u lc a n izin g C o m p a n y [Our S e r v i c e ! ♦ * * -h 9 • 4*rf • • SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE Orlando Sentinel Oviedo f READ OrUndo Sentinel June June July June 1-^ 20 G 7 ' Brotherhood St. A... Juno 28 May 31 1 * May 24 ’ Juno G June July July June June July May 31 Juno 21 HERALD Juno 12 July 3 July W Big Berrun Bro. Brotherhood St. A. “MiTSST June 19 July 10 WANT May 24 June 14 * Juno G June 20 * May 20 12 3 1 2 ____ 7 28 10____ Juno 2 1 t ^ to A*t ADS. laboratory experiments have re­ sulted in the discovery of a simpler and cheaper method of extracting helium from natural gns. The United States government lins al­ ready storoll more tlinn 2,000,000 cuhjc feet ilf^lioliiitn aud is produc­ ing about 15,000 feet a day in the large helium plant at Fort Worth. WHO’D EVER HAVE THUNK IT? "Tho curse of tho poor is their poverty,” declares an English writer. ( And Bonar I aw ia reported a* say­ ing, " if war is inevitable, it o u st pome.*'—Boston Transcript. .. "J oaV zoJH* 'a . •*' T T T ■ V, > \ foreign nml domestic tnule. The greater jwrt of this foreign trade in raw $kins consists in imports, says Ada A. Qridley, editorial repre­ sentative, F ur Trade Review, in an article in the America Today Maga­ zine. Practically GO per cent of the number of skins imported arc rabbit skins from New Kculaud and Aus­ tralia, aud 30,000,000 to 40,000,000 of these arc Australian rabbit skins. Even ths uninitiated know that rab­ bits have becoutQ veritable pests in Australia, bccanso of tlieir habits of multitudinous propagation. The Daily-llcralJ, 13c |*»r week. . . _ iBto. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ fi. e l d e r s p r in g s w a t e r ■ " : II II 1 I ffi ■ ItO T i ■Hilt *1 on account m its purity is fu st becom ing th e d riu k in g w ater fo r Contial Honda. It is also rocommcnded fo r use in batt u tes. i you are not drin k in g E lder S p rin g s W a te r now— give it a trial. M ■ ■ ■ M a ■ ■ m 'm *N t ■ PHONE 311—W E’LL DELIVER ■ N : s \ 1 Elder Springs Water Company h �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD MONDAY, JULY 9 ,1 9 2 3 l o s i n g t h e 't 5a T rn iy Fl.shP. , t w n t s -m s . ^ v p .s r - rr *m n V o l d . 1 i R A R C K -U M V C rX .1 CEfeN n a S i n c e \\ U)C UJAS IN .^ J C C H O p t- , .h r r '.-nVlE. I ENG.* WEAVD £30LCi< C&U*.D CoRMS’ m A TS A . e t A u n r ^ i - h >c w n a h c . f o ™ ACjeMO-GHAH-1 g ijjH rJt, ) uivam^s w e \DEA OF \5 7 2 Cf\uUN6> f 'C o r n s * ? C / £ . \ V C j j y \ V /E U c o r n s i t s x Be e n nanm a n e a r . l 1SIN C E . UJG. U JG N riO THE OI n SCWOOLWOPSE X L TO 6 B T H E .R .— ) N E S , WAC2RV,1— ■ DVA RG.HG.HBG.RW E H OflNS— B i s O ^ 'G V - : H t£ Ct/A ^ A 'l'A /'V «’o AV t h g : P o o r C F , T" Rooms 226*228 FOR SALE—Approximately 7 ncYe WEDDING CAKE BARLEY LOAF furm, one ncro orange trees, three hcres cleared under fence. House on In Ancient Time* the Set Piece of DENTIST place. A real bargain. Address G. the Marriage Peart Waa of New Meiach Building Primitive Simplicity. 85-ltp Phone 201 Sanford. Florida A. Spikes, Sanford, Fin. DR. R. M. MASON BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR RENT W .-J. THIGPEN Real Estate FOR RENT—3 room furnished apart­ ment with private bath. Herald building. Special rates for summer. FIRE. I.IFK, AUTO INSURANCE —II. W. Hctndon. 85-0tc FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply 701 Mag* lyaa Examined Glasses Designed nolin Avenue. 84*5tc FOR RENT—Convenient large un­ furnished rooms for housekeeping. Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. Optician-Optometrist Storage Facilities 6-18-lmo-p If we pleaae you, tell othera; U net, H I East First Street Sanfonl. Fla. HICKSON HOUSE tell on. Phone 4t8 Up-to-date Apartments and Rooms Daytona Reach. Summer rates: $1.00 per day, $21 per month, including lights and water. Call J. F. Hickson, Phono 238-W, Snn* V. C. COLLER, Prop* • ford. 70-tfc Comfortable. Airy Rooms * FOR RENT—,\Ve have a well located Open the Year Around furnished home.—A. P. Connelly & Reasonable Rates. Sons. 79-tfc Special rates to parties. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER FOR RENT—Furnished room, -111 On Main Street, near Ocean 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. Park Ave. 84*6tp FOR RENT—Two connecting house­ keeping rooms, furnished. Apply 71C \V. First street. 84-3tp FOR RENT—One 3-room upnrtmcnt, INSURANCE AGENCY furnished; one 2-room apartment FIRE-------- AUTO---------UOND8 ofter.luly 12. Corner Oak and Second street. Phone 3.—Phillips A part­ ments. 84-3tc F o il iOTXT—Large unfurnished apartment, 714’ Oak Avenue. Phone C ontractor and B uilder 301. 85-fitp FLORIDA FOR RENT—Bed room, close in, 202 IANFORD 3 ark Ave. 80-Up FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with to to to light housekeeping. Corner of 11th K.tabll.hrd 10OS . . street and Elm ave.—M. Schneider. Itral Estate, Loans and Insurance 80-dtp Phone 18 101*8 Magnolia Are. M Too ctn find the naate of M twery lire Bunines* Man M In Sanford In thla Column to each day. I* to to M Ha Henry McLaulin, Jr., O p t D. Quick Service Transfer SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS GREYSTONE HOTEL Daytona Beach, Fla. General Shop and Mill Work C. M. CUSTER, Prop. B. W. HERNDON S. 0. Shinholser SEMLNOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get An A bstract Before Buying Property E. A. DOUGLASS. Pres. IS OLD FORM OF DIVINATION The Skyscraper Is the Achievement of American Daredevil Originality By LEON BAKST, In Now York World. Among nneient writers on the sub­ It is daredevil originnlity which put America inlo the lend of tho ject of tho “Wedding Cake,” Quin­ rest of the world as regards technical sciences. And it is this daredevil tus Curtius is probably the most originnlity that has made the one art which is America’s specific contribu­ definite and reliable, for he quotes clearly the law# of Horn ulus, based tion to the art of our century—in which sho has produced something upon thoM of the Etruscans and the, superb and unique, which tho world has never seen before and but for other rnrcfl whose advent preceded America may never have seen. I mean American architecture—I mean tho foundation of Home. In those the skyscraj)cr. days it appears to have been cus­ The New York architect saw himself confronted with a growing tomary for the families of the demand for dwellings and office buildings and a stationary amount of “young peoplo” to enter into certnin building space. Natural conditions set n limit to horizontal expansion. prenuptial agreements for the future The development of steel nml concrete, plus the rock bottom of Manhat­ provision of their son and daughter —much as “showers” nre given to a tan, opened up possibilities of vertical expansion. The result is the skybrido at the present time. These fern|»er. American architects did not worry as to what Sir Christopher agreements wero ratified nt the mar­ Wren would have done dr what the architects of Homo or Paris would riage festival, and accompanied by a do. They asked: “W hatIs needed? What can we do?” And they went lavish outpouring of corn, oil nml and did it. other kinds of food, a ceremony The skyscraper, tho magnificent office building nml apartment hotel which practically constituted the and tho railroad terminal arc the achievements of a distinctive American wedding itself. art that is as different from the art of Europe as the tomb of Tut-AnkhItoinuhis devised n simpler method Allien is from the Cathedral of Chartres. And American architects known as comfnrrcatin, whereby the achieved it bcninse tliev dared to he themselves. contracting parties simply ate a loaf of barley bread together and solemn­ GOING FAST ized their union nlo n re. Gradually, IN WASHINGTON with the 'general Spread of civili­ "An* we passing n cemetery?** zation, the loaf of hurley bread was "I can’t tell whether my judgment "No, but tho milciltoiies are get­ is good or not, hut it appears to ins transformed £n(o a cake of u more delieato texturd, and finally* into the ting pretty close together. Perhaps tluit these government clerks are wo had hotter slow down.”—Louis­ rather a su|»crior lot.” elaborately iced structure. ville Courier-Journal. “ Most of them came hen* us con­ OUGHT TO BUTTON HER FACE gressmen.” — ixmisville CourierAND MANY LEFT OVER Journal. In a recent campaign in Virginia, 670,1)33 rats were killed in one weak. „jrhc Daily Herald, 15c pin- week. •••• Practlco of Tolling Fortunes by Toa Leave* Can Ba Traced F a r Into Antiquity. M Telling fortunes by means of tealeaves is a polite form of sorcery with which wc are all familiar. Having drunk your tea, turn the rup Upside-down in tho shucer and :rl it around three times.- Turn cup again and examine the leaffragments dinging to the bottom and sides. There, say the super­ stitious, lies your future! In this magic rite wo have a com­ bination of two ancient systems of divination, hydroinancy and ccroninney. ‘ llydromnncy was practiced in ancient Egypt. A bowl or cup was filled with water and a boy gazed into it until he became hypnotized and “saw things.” The magician interpreted what tho boy thought he saw. The strolling magicians of North Africa perform tho same trick today by means of a drop of ink in a boy’s hand. When Joseph sent his messengers to find his silver cup in Bonjntnin’a sack, he in­ structed them to say; “ Is not this my lord’s cup in which my lord drinketh and wherein he divincth?” Ilenco tho mystic qualities of the cup. (ifiG quickly relieves Constipation Hiliousness, Headaches, Colds and I-aGrippe. 6-l-o.a.w.-20tc A. P. Connelly & Sons ~ CLASSIFIED : to to Cut Flowers — Floral Design* to to Annual and Ornamental Plants to 811 Myrtle Are.----------- Phono 260-W to to STEWART The Florist SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General M achine and Boiler W orks Cylinder G rinding Phone 02--------- Sanford, Florida Classified Ads Ir a word. No Ad taken for Iras than 25c. And positively no Clunidflcd Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit arordingly. to to to to FOR SALE WANTED—IIOY8 TO SELL T1IF. HANFORD irBKALI) ON TI1E STREETS OF HANFORD. A GOOD CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS SH U T AT THE HERALD OFFICE. dh-tf WANTED—Reliable BeTHelT” coTorel! woman to live on place. Phone 676\V. 86-tfc COLORED DINING CAR WAITERS nntl Sleeping Car Portera Wanted —Experience unnecessary. We train you. Information free. Write 524 Railwny Exchange, Omaha, Ncbr. 7-2-0-10-23-30; 8-G-13-20-27 11-3-10-17-24- I2tp > Fl)R KALE—1 team mules, wugnn W. S. Leak . J. II. Cotrlaugh and harness nt n bargain.—E. N. Hutton, Geneva, Fla. 82-10tp FARMERS— You can g*t *Md bad INSURANCE fram -i and Irrigation plugs s t tha Fire—Life—Auto • 100-tfc No. 3 First N at’l Bank Hhlg. Annex Sanford Novelty Works. SANFORD FLORIDA FOR SALE—Dosier and Uaya’ painta and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford ugents. 18S-tfc FOUND—Florida license tag. Own er can have same upon identifica­ FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for aetting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. tion and paying for nd. Call at Her­ * 1 07-tfc Ellsworth, licardall Avenuo, San­ ald office. ford. 83-tfp Leak & Colclough FOUND® PURELY PROFESSIONAL Cards of Sanford's Repotable Professional Men, each of whoa, In his cboaen prof Maton the Herald recoinnenda to the people. Things W e Have Always Known WANTED LOST FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San­ LOST—Thursday evening between Sanford and Daytona,, small black ford Avo. C3-tfc week-end bag. Liberal reward if re­ FOR SALE—No. 817 West First SL turned to J. D. Asher, 212 N. Lake Attractive terms. Address owner. Street, Orlando. 84-3tp Box 782, Daytona, Fla. CU-tfc “She's as easy ns an old shoe." “ Yes, and bza us loose a tongue." FOR SALE—10 bolts of SEED BED CLOTH a t mill prices. Light, med­ ium and heavy weight. —Yowell Co. 86-2tc George A. DeCottes 79-tfc FOR SALE—Small Ford truck with 192$ license. Rarjey-Davidson mo­ *ATTORNEY-AT-LAW torcycle side car.—R ..J. Dorson, 13th First National Dank Building S treet and Sanford Ave., City. 85-2tp SANFORD FLORIDA FOR SALE—18 acres, 6 in bearing FRED R. WILSON ELTON J. MOUGHTON o ^ ’t room house, nicely furnished includ­ ARCHITECT ing piano. Flowers, shrubbery, Rm m 7. Millar Bldg. shade trees, grapes, fig*, guvas, etc., ■ANFORD -:- -j. -:- FLORIDA and just think of it, right in the town of Paula. Good school, store, church, station, paved street, 15 minutes from Sanford. Now resident write*: “Mu«t be told, cut price from $10,000.00 to *6,000.000." $2,000.00 cash wiU hanLAWYER die thlst desl^ B - *.T4 { Till«r, 1 Fla. *' *+ • i * 88V(i T «*staw »iroiiQ K 8uk««8ii ICHELLE MAINES ( H r T h r A a a o rla fr 4 P rra a ) WASHINGTON, July 9.—Justice Stafford refused to direct a verdict of acquittal in the case of Charles W. Morse and his three sons and four others who are on trial on indict­ ments charging conspiracy to defraud the government in connection with wartime ahip construction and opera­ tion contract#. At the same time Justice Stafford overruled motions of counsel for the Morses and R. M. Much for dismissal of indictments against them. With these rulings trial will go forward with defense re­ quired to submit its case in reply to that represented by the government in more than two months that, the trial has been in progress. inquire w here it came from in the first to the forefront of th o u g h t m any fu n d a­ place, and how it m ight he restored. m ental considerations th a t have• • alw ays •a » , MARRI ED BY CABLE A Nebraska man has been married by wire to a girl in Paris. The judge who married them, says the Dearborn Independent, went with the bridegroom to tho telegraph of­ fice, where the court asked the bride­ groom the usual questions, receiving affirmative answers. The judge then sent a cablegram to the bride in Paris, in which he asked the ques­ tions of the marriage ceremony. Seven hours later tho answering cable was received, and the court de­ clared the two man and wife and aent tho bride a cable to that ef-feet. persona Intrrratwl In Ilia property Involved In this suit and Or low d e­ scribed. ct al. To llic defendant* Kuvrne Harris. Hannah Harris and Je*aa llarrla. and all persons Interested In the property Involved In this suit situate In Hsmlnola County. Florida, described as u l . i i ' of HWM. uW M l U . m *8. T .. «to n u BBU Bec. Tp. 8.. ll It. .•<* 18 K.. and the NH or NWt* and the NW14 of NKU. Bsc. t. Tp. St 8.. IL f9 R 11 la hsrehy ordered that you and each of you do appear to the l.lll uf complaint herein filed, on th* <th day of August. A. D. I*tt. It Is further ordered that this order of publication_ be _ published ones a __pa._____ __ |__ week for eight consecutive w eeks In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pul.llshed In Hanford. Homlnala “ *1# County, Florida. W itness my hand and the seal of the sold Circuit Court at Banrord. Florida, this 1st day of June. A. 1>. 1818 . H. A. UOITGLARB. V I I I v i i i u i t V l i U l l . Wo alw ays knew—eveiybody knew— been known but have been dam ned w ith th n t desire for things made n dem and for fa in t praise. H um an n atu re in th e mnss is very much OFFER EXTRAORDINARY One new five worn house with bath, full lot, well located -NEV ER OC* CUPIED. PRICE l a d r e a d C a u rl. III. J u d ic ia l f l r r a l l , N rm lnuli* C u u a l r . M u r i d * . -Terms to suit you To Defraud the Government In Con­ Gvrmirrvi $3,000.00Turpontln* Company, Attorney-at-Law va. • A REAL BARGAIN nection With Ship Construction. Over Beaaiaale Coasty Rank Lucy C. (HI,non, Kuui-no Harris. Han­ A. P. CONNELLY & SONS nah Harris. J i-mx Harris, and all ■ANFORD -sFLORIDA Justice Refused Verdict In Acquittal of Morse Charging: Conspiracy Tho recent liiiHincsH condition has brought like hum an n atu re in th e individual. One of its dom inant ch aracteristics has been summed up in the observation, “ You nev­ er miss the w ater till th e well ru n s dry." We never appreciate fundam ental things until we have occasion to do w ithout them . them in the m arket. T h a t people desired th ings we accepted ns an elem ental fact. Hut when we discovered th n t desire fluc­ tu ated we began to appreciate th n t desire, ns we know it, is n th in g created by the n rt of man. It is n highly specialized form of an elem ental need—ju s t as a Louis XVI a chair is mndc out of a tree. T his observation has a special applica­ tion to the demand of the public for the products of industry. T his discovery led to nnother equally While th e demand im portant discovery th a t the m eans of re­ was n t high tide and everybody was busy fining and specializing th n t desire was ad­ try in g to supply th a t dem and a t a p ro fit vertising. no one, seemingly, gave u th o ’t to w here been accomplished by m odem advertising th e demand caijie from , how long it m ight now stan d s out in bold relief. It has been last, or w h at would happen if it should th e m eans by which th e refinem ents fail. civilization have been*m ade known We merely assum ed th e p erm anent existence of th e dem and, ju s t as we as. . • \ 'I n * sum c th e presence of w ater, a ir and Are. T h e gigantic work th a t has of and m ade desirable, and thin desire h as been • 1 made into dem and. I t is a simple fa c t B ut a day came when dem and began to th a t' a million profitable form s of indus­ subside, and In m any in d u stries it cailie al­ tria l activ ity owe th e ir very existence to m ost to a full stop. th e fact th u t And th en we m issed A dvertising upheld the it, and realized, as never before, w h at an stan d a rd s of living which in tu rn provided im p o rtan t th in g it w as. A pd we began to th e dem and fo r th e ir products. (Published by co-operation with The American Association of Ad­ vertising A gencies) KemlnoU County, Florida. By: V. B. DOOOUBfl. D. C. I-11-18-2S— 7-l-»-l«-SI-8U-»lc * . *-* — -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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HEART OF T g E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION VO LU M E IV. t, > — > ■.... aI j FOKD, FLQR Wfr ■ ifi N U M B E R 85 SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1923 xy ; '.t i~i in:- : 19115121 At Dinner Recently Held lh BANDITS HELD LIM ITATIO N IIP TRAIN ON CANTON ROAD WAS BEGUN THIS AFTER­ NOON WITH DISCUSSION OF PARTS ON Of N aval A rm am ent— France Will Not P erm it In terferen ce on Finns F H p iiir f e % ■■ Illy Tin V«.oftalr< IV fii) xdrk by Hid ' , , NEW YORK. July 7.— Detailed fefyps f o r U|e lnunchmR of Willinni G. McAdoo for presidtjiit lxwm have .been worked out lit n dinner of a dozen of his most intim ate friends h c i^ v th e New York Evening Post said today. Although McAdoo hns not formally an ­ nounced his candidacy his supporters here arc declared to he con­ fident th at his h at would he in th e ring! NEW YORK, July 7.— Diner* m eeting recen t^; ostensibly to honor Samunt Amitlon, National Dem ocratic cQmmittci’man from Kansas, picked Amitlon to hnmlle th e McAdoo cam paign the Even­ ing Po:.t says. D iners discussed relative stre n g th of form er Gov­ ernor Cox of Ohio, Gov. Sm ith of New York, H enry Ford, Senator Underwood, form er am bassador to Grent B ritain , John W. Davis, concluding McAdoo could e n ter th e convention w ith four hundred delegates and w ith many others ready to sw itch to him as soon as they had registered "favorite son” choices. D rifting jn Lake But No Word Received as Yet I n» Tfcr I’t r i .l CLEVELAND, 0.. July 7__ West­ ern Reserve Navigation Company operontlng the steamer Colonial be­ tween here nnd Port Stanley, Ontario, received unconfirmed report this morning Hint the Colonial nightcr a halloo iiwith the Iwskot submerged drifting in Lake Frie last night. The company officials here say the Colon­ ial reached Port Stanley this morn­ ing and was scheduled to leave there for Cleveland at 11 o’clock. The steamer is *nol equipped with wirejess nml the company* offiriala have not received on word from the captain regarding the balloon. NAVY AIRPLANE FALLS IN SEA SUNDAY AT NEW YORK CASK IS EXPECTED TO GO TO JURY LATE THIS AFTERNOON SESSION Of Jury May be Case as Predic­ tions of Hung Jury Are Being Made lllr The Associate* Press) Duffy and Two Navy IH» Tlie A uw U lH r r r u l Chinese Highbinders At PARIS, July 7.—Open debate In LAKE CITY. July 7 .-W lth the re­ Men Were Rescued ,It Again Near the French Chamber of Dputics on appearance of Juror Chamber*, who . Uninjured doctors said last night, waa sufferthe ratification of Washington treat­ Canton log with acute appendicitis wa* in ies, was begun thin nfternoon with III, The A--»ilnlr,l I’rr-.l , . the box today. Argument* were discussion of those parts of treaties (ll> TSr Afckurlntril l*rr«»> NEW YORK. July 7.—A navy air­ dfnlitig witli the limitation of naval HONGKONG, July 7.—linndils to­ plane in rhnrge of t.icut, Duffy, fell startl'd in the closing chapter of th* armament and capital ships. day held up n train on the Cantoninto the New York linrbor near Ray trial of Thomas Higginbotham, Kowloon railway, fifteen miles from Ridge, Hrnoklyn today. Duffy nnd charged with the murder of Martin PARIS, July 7.—The Chamber of Canton, killing a Chinese military of­ two navy men who were with him Tabert in the convict camp of tho Putnam Lumber Company. Tho care Deputies, yesterday after n discussion ficer and one soldier ami carrying off were rescued uninjured. is expected to go to the Jury lata of the Pope’s recent letter on the about ninety upper class Chinese, today. . subject of repafatfonM nnd the Ruhr who are Wing held for ransom. A Base Ifcill Game That Will Go Dpwn in History Chicago Editor is occupation voted confidence in Pre­ Unity valued at $50,0(1(1 wns al-o as Biggest Attraction Ever Pulled Off in Sanford ' Guilty of Libeling LAKE CJTY, July 7.-T h* trial of mier Poincare. The vote wbb 388 to taken. Thomas Walter Higginbotham today 190. . American Legion Thin game is scheduled to go the The Sanford Rotary nml Klwnnis hangs in the balance. Court waa ab­ The French government never will entire nine inning*, if— T ruptly recessed yesterday by tho ill­ Club, will, without a doubt, btage one permit interference hy the Pope CIIICAOO, July 7.—Arthur U The game will he played according ness of I„ M .Chambers, a member either in domestic or foreign policies, of tlie biggest events in a base hall te allf the rulea nnd regulations ns rear., former editor of the Slants of the jury, who Is in a serious con­ is the sense of a statement mndc hy way ever seen in Sanford, at t,,r laid down hy the new league lieing or-. /.eitung, a (iceman language news­ dition, according to physicians, and HAS FIVE II ENURED AND HKHL Premier Poincare during the day. Ninth Street Park this coming T ucar; ganiced ‘in China. Every Rntnrinn paper, wns found guilty of criminal probably will have to be removed to TV STUDENTS IN AT­ M. Poincare, however, defended day at 5 p. m in. ‘The Herald reporter, nnd and every Klwaninn, rqgnrdleaa libel again*! the American l-cgimi by a huspitnl. The juror ia threatened TENDANCE. 1 embassy at the Vat icon, in replying of his sire, age or moral standing in a jury today. tetrenr. was indicted in with appendicitis. after an interview with Manager to attacks made hy critics here in the community, will take part in this [connection with the publication in the I II» Thr \ wnisrliifril |*rr««t Court was recessed until 9 o’clock Paris. PERKINS RETIRES AND IS HON­ llrilt of the Rotarinns nnd Manager ,.nmo at Mime hinge or other. newspaper of mi editorial referring TAI.IJVII(\SHKK. July 7.—State The critics a s se rte d th n t the em­ ORED HY LAWYERS OF THREE Lane of the Kiwaninns, ua< given an j The following line-ups have boon i to the legion member* in derogatory Woman-* College here has the larg­ today by Judge McMullen. At that bassy proved its uselnessness when let m:<. A motion for n new trial wins est enrollment in summer school this time attending physicians will report insight of the proposed doings nml decided upon for the start: COUNTIES IN DISTRICT on the condition of the juror. In th# It failed In its duty in not preventing heard July 21. year in its history with approximate­ Kiwanis --------i we want to go on record ns stating publication of tho Pope's recent let­ If motion for a new trial is do* ly five hundred nml .eighty students even (Chamber*, who la R2 years old . The first day of July lion. .Ins. W. (tint they are going to la- some real Lloyd, first hnse. ter o%‘representations or at lenst ad­ 1 nii'd Judge Hugo Pam will impose in nt tendance. ’This number exceed nml n farmer, is not able to enter Perkins, of Del.and, retired to private Det’ottes, short stop. vising the French government in ad­ life after having served as judge of doings. j sentence which may he jr year in the largest enrollment of preceding the box again, Judge McMullen has Lake, third h*so. The membership of both clubs will the penitentrinry or $500 line or both. years by more than fifty, it is xaid. announced a mistrial will bo declared vance of Ha being made public. the seventh judicial circuit of Flori­ meet at the corner of Magnolia and fo n nelly, right field. t.orcmr. did not take the stand in Not more than ten per cent of those nnd tho rase continued to the next The Popefl Premier Poincare as­ da for 12 yeni's, nnd Hon. J. J. Dick­ Second streets at four o’clock shnipi Ovcrlin, enteher. Ills own defense. The editorial to enrolled nrc men. Students this year term of rourt. sorted, has no authority in temporal inson, of Sanford, nssumed the offire, Sharon, center field. nnd will parade front there, with E d-' In the rvent ho .(a abla ,tp return I which the legion objected was print­ are taking more professional work m a tte s .___ u having lawn nominated in • tho last Lawton, left flMd.* to jury duty, the defenso tendered a ed in December, 1921, and charged limn in other years. "No doubtf* he continued, ’'the Democratic primary without opposi­ gar Hall's special hand, to the hall grounds. We learn that the reason I Ilrownlee, second hnse. suggestion to teh court, that If agree-, i that legion members were "bums, Pope’s views hear certain resem­ tion. Dumas, pitcher. • for the assembling nt this place is in aide with the state, it would close Its I tramps anil vagabonds" and thnt the blance to Ihos’e of certain of our Itotary Judge Perkins nnd Judge Dickinson order to give every one a chance to case nnd limit the arguments to legion was bought witli Hritish gold Speeches and Dinners allies. not so that they Thrasher, third hnse. iiiea. Wc wc do UU^nui ' nrt were given ,, banquet at DoLaml last vj,,w the undertaking parlors before three hours for each slda, with two to suppress truth. Mark Collier County Knight, first hnse. n ymoirc_°#_*1^ _ __ _(|. m., Saturday at noon l»y the members of |h(, K„nu. starts nml the pnrndo will attorneys speaking for each akle. The Pope, than from our nllies. On First Day of Baby state today I'uleston, second base, the liar of Volusia, llrcvnrd and *'cn,'|p a sn the hospital, with a stop there will announce whether Tho Pope’* lrtte r, to whirh refer­ inide counties, and a mammoth silver | |ong enough fur each player to pick !Nej?ro Boy Who Shot Rnsehro, short stop. the defenso suggestion will ho ac­ ence critic* took exception, should service was presented to Judge Per- tj,,, |,ed he desires. If possible, the Collier County, Youngest In State Haynes, left field. cept able. White Man Taken from have no political effect, the premier kins hy the mcmln'r* of the liar ns a ,,nrn,|P will also st<q» in front of the Conics Into llring Today. Newman, center field. Attending physicians, according to added, and left French critirs full token of the friendship and esteem jail long enough to allow each one of Stnrling, right field. Jail to Save His Life court announcement, declared ChartiIll, Thr VsaiM-Inlrfl I'rraa) litx-rty in firm ing their own opin­ Iloumillat, catcher. the hard-boiled player* to pick Ills in whirh he is held. lx-rs had a high fever nnd was on tha FT. MYERS, July 7—N|*ccchcs nnd ion*. Conaequently, M. Poincare S. O. Chase, pitcher. AltHKVILLK, S. C.. July 7—Henry The banquet was held at the Inglo- cell. picnic dinner nt T'nxnmhia followed verge uf an attack of ’appendicitis. coil Id see no rcaaon for suppressing hnrt Inn and State’s Atjortiey (ico. The entire membership of the above Allen, a 10 year old negro, held on The parade, which will start hy a trip to the Everglades where the They expressed themselves as doubt­ the embassy at the Vatican. ’ A. DcCotte*, of Sanford, presided as promptly on time, will break at the two club* wllHnrl as sub*, umpire*, ||,t. pj„n-j,,. of shooting A. S. F. (linn, new county officers are to lx- induct­ ful n nto whether hr would ha able to The Pope, concluded the prcni ' 0f Valina, (in., wns removed from the 1master of ceremonies. The presenta- I park and the player* will nt oner get pail liearers, etc. ed into offire were features of the return to duty. If an unfavorable while tho chamber applauded, has n < » ............ .. was made themselves .............................. There will l«> n small charge m ade, Ahla ville county jail here during the into trim. That is,. all oxof the. ................... silver service program marking the ufficinl birth turn is taken, they said, Chambers power In tho world to deprive I raW / f Iinvid Sholtz, of Daytona. Judge (]rnndpa Dumns, A. P. Connelly, for tills affair, the proceeds to lie ill- night and taken to an unannounced of Collier county carved from the will have to be removed, from hia (jfl'V H ■ . . . I ■ * . .. I f • a *1.. •!».» tun « * 1 • 1 1 • « < . of l » rights under the treaty Perkins feelingly responded, saying and Forest Lake, ns these three nrrlvided equally la-tween the two clubs, destination for safe keeping, it be­ lower part of !<cc county hy tho last room in a local hotel to a hospital. Versailles. that he esteemed every member of the inacticing every day, Dumns in the and then passed on to some of San- came known hero today. The remuv- aesslon of the state legislature. Ever­ The juror was taken III yesterday, "Today," he wont on, "France np- bar ns n personal friend. "Many times nlley hark of his home. Lake on top l fo il's worthy Institutions. Turn nut ii 1 followed threats of violence. hut after medical attention he waa glades is the county seat. ' pram to certain people* who did not I know," he raid, "I have made do- of the Seminole llapk, nnd Connelly: and watch the fun and at the salm­ Ginn, a (50 year old traveling sales­ able to report for duty and a short have part of their territory devas­ risiona that did not please the differ­ on hia seventy acres on the height*. |tlm e, help n worthy rau*e. man, was shot three times in tho session was hold. It waa after tha to Maintain Full tated in the war, and who did not ad­ ent member* of the bar, hut my decis­ head, shoulder and arm and his auto­ II. noon reersa wa ataken yesterday that vance * hundred billion In behalf of ions were always ns I interpreted the mobile stolen yesterday afternoon. Efficiency for Year the announcement was made ha hod Germafiy, a* a hindrance to financiers law, regnrdless of personal feelings. Allen who had accompanied the Geor­ Minimum Naval Force collapsed. wh oirc In a hurry to form trusts. ’ Mistakes I have made," he continued, gian to show him the route from Ab­ The defenso- announced It had but "Wfc went Into the Ruhr, without "but they have Ix-cn mistakes of the beville to Iva, was arrested when ho llattlrships nnd Cruisers smi Many one or two mure witnesses to testify any thought of annexation or permn- head nnd not of the heart—all of my walked into l-owndcovlllo Into yester­ in aurrvbutal and than would dost Its, ,Submarines. »ent Occupation, hut to have a p l e d g e decisions have been the law ns I inter day,, case. • • of ^dnranfee, and to exercise our pitted It." Judge Perkins coneeluded .Sheriff M rlano said yesterday that I lip Tbe %wwof-lnfr«l I'rrw*) llebutal testim ony'by th* state was hi* talk hy expressing his apprecia­ righUi under Versailles. WASHINGTON, Jply 7.—Tho Uni­ completed early today, a fte r Rearing Allen .admitted the shooting, saying "GormAny Intaehd of honoring its tion of the token presented. He said Many Matters of Great Interest to Community hi- wanted Ginn’s automobile. The ted Slate* will maintain a full cf- several witnesses on the stand who i-Jiinn, fiav$ (tuva. ordered obligation* ordered it* Ita official* that he was glad to retire and doubly nutomoliilc wns found a short dis­ ficit-iicy during the next fiscal year testified the defendant’s reputation ' . Were Taken Up therj to organUe criminal resistance. glnil that such an aide jurist as Judge tance from Calhoun rtcar the scene minimum naval force at sea” of was had in Clara, FI*., where th* We ask above all that Germany erase Dickinson succeeded him. of tho shooting. H was said today he Ightct-n firnt fine battleships nnd state rontends Martin Tabert of Hon. Frank E. Jennings, of Jnrk- mado by the Chainla-r through its Judge Dickinson made a brief ad­ resistance and withdraw their Ideas fourteen cruisers and eighty-four North Dakota received a whipping has n slight chance for recovery. of dem ounting France’s intention to dress, saying among other things. honville, slid gubernatorial candidate, various committees. These reports submarines, under decision hy the which resulted In hia death and l« Hint he intends to spend one day each addressed the Sanford Chamber of go out under the caption "Sanford age from Jacksonville to Hanford general lx»aril formally approved hy collfrl their reparations. this city, where Higginbotham la said "Din’t despair' of seeing these month in the several county seats and Comment- at it» weekly meeting held Sustantialisms” nnd it is hoped to from one hundred twenty-four to one Secretary Denby. The decision la to have resided for a short tlm*. truth* penetrate through all of o“r one doy each month in Daytona to last Friday. Mr. Jennings compli­ develop n periodical house organ In hundred thirty-two miles which would vii‘wcd%n slgnficanl in view of un­ Objection by the defense to an ef­ allies. We are doing all wc can to hear matters nml thus not compel mean an Increase In rates. Tho com­ certain status of five |x,wi-r naval fort by the elate to introduce In evi­ the near future with thia name. mented the; orgnniralion on its effic­ lawyers to go to Sanford on minor math then! prevail." The golf course committee announc- missioners refused to approve this treaty resulting front continued do- dence a strap which the state declared iency as demonstrated in the rem ark­ Uy «f F ranee to ratify. Analysis of • ' *•’ ■■— , - . matters. * ■. He also td a very Important meeting of stock­ distance table until actual muasurc- complete program shows tho navy similar to the one used by HlfglnN*£ In atw tlo n * Froip Vatican __ y e n&v.cti that the lawyer's o thc able growth of Sanford. nients could lx> made. Thl# matter Ixitham In whipping TabMi, wha *uaklreaasd the lm|Mirtnnce of nil com­ holder* in tho Country Club which' will I lt e u N ; July 7.—The Relachatag various cities get together and select will.he held Monday evening, July 9th had liecn previously taken up with the will keep nt fighting trim and at sea lalned. The where about*'of the etrsp, munities supporting their rcs|»crtlve full strength allotted to the United said to have been used, la not kitown r i l F W l & n indefinitely today for a day thnt they would like to have commercial organisations which had for the purpose of rcorganlilng. The commissioners hy tho Chamber of la ‘ i, nutho him make his monthly visits. Judge BtaU-a under tho treaty. the aummer n#fe*«, «t *» • «ut»mritarww plan will permit the Country Commerce. and the state had on hand an (hitruDickinson Intimated that he would been primarily responsible in attract­ A most interesting rommunlcaUon Club to become a corporation for tivare ftate4 r , men! formerly in convict camps In ing new cltUcns to the state. Th# (ikncellor C q V coytinued hU con- follow the law . nnd court rule, strictprofit, and membership share*, at the was read from W. T. Donnelly, of East Coant Railway balance of Mr. Jenninga time in Banthis rounty. ferjfijca y ia U r d a ^ it h Mona.gnor |y in all matters, and concluded hy ford waa spent visiting hia numerous present timo of no negotiable value, New York, elaborating further on Forty-seven citisens, Including asking the co-operntlon of all lawyers Makes Improvements Paeilfi, Pppal Nupflo. was anwill represent a pro raU ownership the proposed new boat line for the bankers, lawyers, legislators, coun­ to expedite the husinei* of the court friends. ' and Extensions ty and city official* of Perry and PodUYd that » coUr,er h,*d The attendance at Friday’s meeting in the property on which the club fit, Johns river and the possibilities A n m d , from Rome bringing new ln- as much as possible. house nnd course are located.’ Those of shipping a portion of the product* uraa unusually large indicating a other Florida towns, testified s i to It was voted to form a bar associa­ strtfctivns for the Nuncio, from the having the matter In charge are con­ of thl* section to eastern seaboard Bevrral I'rraona Injured When Train tho good rhaVocter and veracity of greater Interest hy the cithrena In the tion for the aeventh judicial circuit, Valli*n. Tho t®»ernment’a «"UWaa Upset. work tho Chamber is attempting. fident of interacting a great many markets via refrigerated veasela. Mr Dr. T. Coper* Jones. PutnAm Lum­ ‘ -atlon on the aahotage and Mr. U-Cotlca waa madu tempor­ Krventacn new member* have been more people in subscribing when the Donnelly U still actively engaged in ber Company’s physician, who testi­ ary chairman of the organU allon.ISIS T S , « j a « f l i l M P r e e O securing a handsome tourist hotel for Ruhr aeicton h i «not been outsecured by the Membership commit­ new feature is adopted. TAMI’A, July 7.—According to re­ fied Tabert di«d from l#4nr poenHanford and stated that he expected yeL ipJ thp faferal cabinet D Ncw Smyrna New*. Advkc has been received from tho tee during a ten day period. The com­ monl*. * HU testimony Wm supported rlUng with thf.frua.U n governJighthouac department that aids to to have something uf special interest port here several persons were In­ by six expert srilneaaaa- Tbe Mate U Kia*immec—Citrus grower* to en­ mittee hna prepared a fiat of pros­ jured at 1 o'clock this afternoon, fnent on tha formulation of the state­ pect* for memberahip who arc con- navigation would be placed marking to report on thl* matter before long. when- fast passenger train of Atlan­ i (in tending Tabert died from * b*»large packing bouse. ______ In Tha meeting approved the recom tinnally solicited by maU- The pia- the rerently completed channel ’ ment. matlc pneumonia, hreilfhl lho«A by mendationa pi U*v .attfjCon- tic Coast Line * w upset near 8effncr jority of tha new member# to date.Laks Monroe. , expected. an “excessive floggln|.<r Tavares—Bumper crop 12 mile# cast of here. All am­ have been secured thia way. • A letter from the Railroad Com­ vent Ion Committee that the Cham­ Mast Stop tha R«hr Many watermelon* shippedbulances In the city and a number uf BRUSSELS, J u l y '7.—The B*lg»n A brief resume of the proceeding* mission w*a read In which they pd- ber sponsor Musical Carnival pay Chlpley—New fttJHO L 4 N. peodiplomatic agont pt Berlin ha. in­ of each Weekly meeting la mailed to vised that they had turned down the Which will be held July iptly at Lake physicians left for the ecene of re­ senger and freight ddpot W iring formed the C arm an government that unequivocal the Ruhr crime.- The UtiTmambcr.'and proapecU keeping)petition of the Atlantic Coaot Line to Wary for tbe benefit of tho Regimen ported wreck. The train was an its completion. French ambassador was given similar way from Jacksonville. them informed of the progress l^l®* |*trmlt tho latter to Increase tha mile- tal Band. -* •< dlulomatic relapona will will be auspend• M J f (Tc ficfpKer Jooai jnot repudiate notice. ROTARY AND KIWANIS WILL STAGE FjYRCE COMEDY NEXT TUESDAY, 5 P. M. SUMMER SCHOOL AT TALLAHASSEE LARGEENROLLMT J. J. DICKINSON OF SANFORD IS CIRCUIT JUDGE s. LARGE ATTENDANCE AT MEETING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE YESTERDAY -JENNINGS ADDRESSED THE CLUB * �T W Somlnoh Athletic Club nth rtincM an important m eM nfl Mon- Delicious punch . waa served thryout the cnonlng and after the awarding °f the prise*, the hostess served a dainty Ice courae. Tho gpeeis for tha evening were: Mr. eqd Mr*. 0 . A, DeCottea, Mr. and lira. P. E. jtqumiltxt, Mr. and Mr*. W. C. nUl. tor. Ralph Sthwovi Ncwmon, to.’U Thresher, Mrfc Jujj'jff BthottTWld gmcafWotiah^der. f i f m H M il ( I N «• (Its 4tpm| W s H m w i r k f k s w tfe* *• ftn llr (m rtU lrl ■ J D , R. Briason of Daytona Head: b In town looking after hla business <««*■<>• •-*. _ _ '‘:w m ? MI11 Ethel Borland, of Hartford, Ala., la the gu est'of sYbf* Bcfpltsa Austin. -> _____ 'IJ /• - Ji ; Mbs Hattie Bod f ly tt , * t Ortsndo, .was the charming guest at Mrs. II. J. Holly today. *. D. R. Brlsson ,of Daytona Beach, Is spending the day here attending to Mrs. W. Bfr TireV Day SpedM Bala of Drr«»jnr a t B4um«1sa fpeclelty Bhop aa edvc'ytWd in thla fraae. A fortunate liorriinae1tnabUi the Specialty Shop to offer! these remarkable ,v*lue* at e*tonl*hlngty low priqe*. _jna and aflkrulisc Jn ion of colrfra dreaaea..^A la w early and g e f Snd-.aB die*. X [ collection. Sed first Q^qPc <^Ji the adrertfaemen M r i^ V PrtAftlcnL •StrS4-8^W ltp d l'f where bnrgnln* reign mr coin buya It forjlcaa— ' have apodal bargain* cvthe 'gear—Churchwcll'a of* m edal ‘bargains far to- iopk ‘Collier, of Itarrp, .u^n ly t^e gUrat of-her daughter Mr*. 8. Ur. aha Mrs.nDoorge(hV^ Broejtholnf ruleston, was the charging hbnoive, and' child have arrived fa tM city antf at a sewing party given by TWrs. Pi}l- 4ri)l m i ie it their future home. Hr. akton on Wednesday afternoon at hir Prochhojm Is art old trouper and wo*' aUrnctlve home In B om Court, in the show busineaa ever since h^ t? Tho approach of tjjia'Fourth, waa waa able to walk. Ife is well known *yMc.1ced by the .dtcor>tJ(?ns *nd .Oth­ here having been with tha MeivUla er details of this pretty party. Tho Players upon aeveral occasions and rooms were abloom with quantities of red dahllaa combined with ferns. ___ ^ ___ After a delightful afternoon spent'^ m'*n>. Sanford frienda are glad to with sewing and other fancy work, know that ho will become a citizen the hoatesa served delicious refresh- m j have charge o f Sanford's fine menta consisting of Mary Ann Cakea ntw theatre. • ■< Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wallace and foully spent the Fourth moat pleas­ antly at Orlando. * ■ _____ l Mrs. W. D. Collier,^/ Marrojsvthe, guest of her daughter,'Mrs. 8. Palesf o i .41 her home Ip Boh Qourt. Hon. Frank Jennings, of| Jackson­ ville, was Ip the city today calling on hla many friends and speaking about hla candidacy for governor. Mr.'Jen* nlngs was speaker of the house when Hon. Frank P. Forster was the mem­ ber from Seminole and they had a good talk over old-times this morning. Mr. Jennings la well known In the state and that he will sound them out and If It looks good make a strong campaign gdea without saying. He Is a good speaker aiid knows the state of Florida .a* few men knw it and be la also a good campaigner. He made a very fnvorablo Impression here today and ho prqmlsea to come back again some of thfcH days and tell the people all about It. J M rs.' Bradford, Mrs. Walsh and tittfa' daughter r6f ’ Jacksonville, are 6>« guests of Mr*. Mary leonsrdl. ? Ms*. Cb Wplih.’.o f Wilmington, N. 0., Is iho guest of her mother. Mrs. tarF-Lvonardl at her homo on Pal lotto avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene-Roumlllat and children and Mry. Alice Peters and children were a congenial party spend­ ing the Fourth at Daytona Roach. t. and Mrs. L. Wdnt and children W. C. 'Erickson hare returned home from Daytona peach where they Illglor is associated with the Stokes’ kava spent tho past ton days. p . Market of this dty, and wo all offer congratulations to "Dutch" and wish EVENING BRIDGE CLUB ; tbe couple a happy msrrind life.' • Mrs.-E. P. lleushdldor entertained TT-------------------- — . • the membersof the Evening Bridge . T|t« establishment; of dpc of the p u b most delightfully at itcr hqmo largest, fertiliser warehouses 4on tha ftn Ninth Street.’ ■ • ridge by the biggest fertiliser con­ - The rooms where the card tables cerns in the world Is announced by E. were arranged ware bright with roa­ G.. Todd, superintendent of the recent­ ds end baskets tlllfcd with tinnlas In ly Incorporated Avon-Fruit Company, various ttiofa, * who will act ad agdnf for tho Ameri­ The/lelly cords were olio of floral can’ Agricultural Company,. f Flggly Wiggly has something spec­ ial for you on Saturday and Monday as usual and this time It Is somathing that will cause the housewife much Interest. Irish potatoes and milk and butter and breakfast foods are things things'needed needed during tho hot weather and Plggly Wiggly, Is putting tbe prices down to rock bottom. Read the Hat given today and* attend the special sales tomorrow and Monday. The Atlantic ft 4»aclflc Tea Com­ pany Invite you to a feast of real bar­ gains In groooriea today.' Lard, ism . • jtr tv rw w it, quality consider) 'bouth eastern* state* 'rapidly. It Is now apw ers v f that negfdn tfnl be providThe Sanford Shoo ft Clothing Com- *d with the pany know the value of advertising vrfilfjj yrc hire m r beejo #We As ottk1Jbo,'Information colfocted by the and their special Mies have brought a lot of business to ’thl*’ fine store sit­ leaned wire which will be extended uated in the ngp. kfelsch building. 70- entirely across tha country to tho Pa­ day they advertise to the men and cific const will be made available to boya the fine line of Manhattan shirts southeastern states through an office at greatly reduced prices for Satur­ at Atlanta. The exact method of day and Monday. Also a big run of transmitting this Information, wheth­ hata and suits at 30 and 20 per cent er by leased wire or radio, has not off and mapy other bargains too ipim- beep finally decided upon. Conferenc­ eroua to psntion. Go to the Sanford es eyp still to be held with the market Shoe A Ciothtpg /Company Saturday qfflcltys of several of tbs southastand Mondgy npd take advantage of ern states who desire to co-operpto these hot wefthpr specials—they are with thd Department in market news bargains c Veryone of them.Read the work. Experiments arp being con­ ad today. “ .* . ducted to test radio as s means of t . distributing Information w|U) • vl«nV SLemper ft Companyhavesome to utllfslng this method whenever pos­ gontle reminders today In tho meat sible,1owjng to Its greater economy s i and proddte line. 8 tern per ft Com­ compared to the use of the leased pany have-the ptlcoa on all kinds of •win*. fresh and smoked meats and they Market news field stations which gtvo them to you’ bvery week—espec­ were maintained this season at San­ ially have they gome good things for ford on cpiery, at Hastings on ppts* hot weather. Fpt Mackerel for In* loos, and at Ocala on watermelons, stance at ten cegfa each—you oan’t will bo continued and expanded. Simi­ beat tho prices tfint Stcmper puts on lar stations for lettuce and tomatoes hla meat and produce. Read the ad.- nre contemplated, Growers of citrus vcitlaemcnt In tty* Imuc and then see frqits will be ftimlshed with doily Stamper—JuAt across the railroad if shipment Information gathered thru you live on the east side—next door tho Washington office, which will bo to the Coca-Colp Bottling Works—the broadcasted for cJtm r growers thrulome o f ’cheaper and better meats, out Florida. The establishment of n belling bread at coat. fully equipped office at Atlanta,' to­ gether with the use of malls and rad­ io distribution will mako available to guests at the Hote[ Valdes and Will the grtwers of the southeastern states be here a fe wdayfi. Fred Is the well practically all of the market nows known Willlto man who has been here several times in the interests of the Wi!ilte-8outheoat £©., paving materala and has a host'of friends here. 11* marriage was., a surprise to his frienids all over the ,south as It oc- WALTER IIB1K8 In . TSixtyCiWtS ttiiTfouP’1 Nemo Self-Rcdudng No. 333 is a real bargain. It has a low top and medium skirt. Mode In dui* able pink or white cou-.il; stoct 24 to 36—and cotts o».if $3.00. I l r w 4»Op cMv’ya* jt. Ktvdn.m«.*ddrew, »Am fnd J). w*Ml fend the cotau Hot Point El* Irons..... |6,o* 32x4 VACUI Fabric .............. c y p TIKES Cord ......... Oversize Cord I«W|*» lfWl 5t« ftew TOf* (U(|8. 9>| A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEA CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSI| « S 1 HOTEL RAYMOND 8= " Ono block from Ocean and H otel Clarendon. Summer rgtea —Room, 51 per day and uto; (5 per week and up, Special week-end rates.--------------- E very room has running water. *M£ i:mr« up to a few daya>gi,. Mrs. Eberbsrdt Is an.Atlanta girl fnd they are making their bprag^ln Atlanta which a tRe headquarter* of the Willjte Company for tho imuthofn states. tE H « ssH m m sssm sm ss:m s:sa sH » s» s» m m » :u » m sH M R :K ! Fqrt Ptorco—Contract let for buildng of dike alqng Indian river. - npATH OF AnilK bjoblom . SATURDAY A N D MONDAY ONLY Abbie SJoblom of Lake Mary dM A foftunsts purchase enables us to give the Ladles of Hanford an opportunity of buying Dreagesftlther In Cotton or Silk at remarkable reductions. These frocks are beyond question Of doilbt tjie best values we haveliad this season. Come early lo get choicest selection repre- o'clqck in charge of the Legion. American OFFICERS Beautiful hand-drawn French Voile Dresses. Peter Psn and Tailored cellar effects. Sorao fully trimmed with Irish Lace or edg >luc 915*50, on salo at— Gsnton Cropc, Flat Crepe and Satin faced Cantons. Suitable dresHcs for traveling. lr Navy, Brown, Cocoa, Tan and Black, extraor dinary values: 120,75 PRESSES, J O d CJ] $24.50 D R E SSE S, Normandie Voiles, Dotted Swissoa rsndics, a large selection of light and ades. W onderful qualities. Values to Saturday and Monday, only— b I19.7S D R E S S E S , Handsome Frocks for Dance, Party or Din­ ner. Cantons with Spanish Laco combina­ tion effects, Very pretty colors. Values up to 945.0b. Saturday and Monday only— June 00, 1023, at a apodal minting of Semlnoje Rdx'kxh Lodge No. 43, I. 0. 0. F. the following officer* were Inxtnllrcl into their resfecilve place* by p(*trlrt Deputy President, Hattie Loaf lag, assisted by Susan Ball, Ida CrlSt, Orphs Hughey, Signs -Rabbins, Mary ’Ferguson as Installing staff: Noble Grand—Kila Townsend. Mce-Noblc Grand—Eva Robinson. Post N. G.—Carr>e Munson. 8pcretary—Orpha M. Hughey. Warden—Francos M. Hughey, (inductor—Jeasiu Sharp. R. 8. N. 0 .—Hattie Loosing. L. 8. N. a - B . & Jarvis. L 8. V. G.—Signs Rqbblna. R. 8. V, G.—Susan Be|L t Chaplin—VlUa Corpaalpg. 1. 8.—W. B, Monaon. a G.—Kenneth Robbins, ,1 After which a ooclsl hour was cn- eautiful Pattern, per yard 72-IN. TABLE DAMASK, per yard ART LINEN, Natural Color, Fast Colors, per yard 76c TISSUE GINGHAM, Pretty Now Patterns, per y a r d ...... ..........48c 32-JN. COTTON PONGEE (Rood selection of patterns), per yard.... 45c retary lot of Gingham ghd Voile DressTo Close out, salo price 35-lN. SCOUT PERCALES, per yard PONT TORGEt TBE PBfAKTMKNT OF AQUCyLTVSB .WRITES 8BNATOR HWTCHBR . ABOUT MATTBp "WIIBII8 8TYI.B REIGNS" • lisp M U m e n is ’ !•«< 1 nkxt door to . ng Benttor FleUhtr has worked early and late for a market pew* asrvtce and baa never turned a deaf par to tbo. fo m m pf thle end other uUUe In Iheir rf fort a to have a reel market efnrko report ihpk.weuld, i.m i / - i , 4 'i t .i* « �in H is iiiH R n n in i» » in > » N M in n iu ii ua. There are not many of us left - !dents to make Lakeland* their permnnow, Eracat—not many. And ' ryyry ^ \S i3 5 3 £r; * m I' M«»If. Prpiurtd tyt, tpttre ^EiW H&reSimday / l1$f C l M U M * t » r y i ( l r f k * n n « r f l S e e . year we grow lesa and our ranks ket under strict supervision nnd bear­ 1k« Jll.r . .. to an l* r......BetHll^t. ................IS ...7 r i . .I i » ----------1i— grow thinner. To moat of uf^Wift El I t M in d ta A tt— 1 * w u t CLOVE A l t l T Vnd wo f e e l’ Blirc’you w ill' ing the stamp of the iHs|><!ctinIf offi­ monthly pension check you •send os, ’ A ATK tfAlblrlSojRAB much* account • h u sh Bur, cers as to cleanliness nnd health, realize tjiat you have m iss­ TUAOlrftTHAT^CO0D*OiEtO The Herald Printing Co. comes liko a God-scnd. .1 am sorry f u G iv e n r o u t E Y I D • would find that ready sale that is KtTTtN A O R W S P0«R HMOfted a delightful opportunity rT O L IB H U II to aay, Ernest, I didn't lose nn eye, jm R e a ffls s flS is A D O t C cU A S A H A DEA D now denied because of present pro­ a. 4. noLLr. R A T WITH A ST R IN G TO ^ 114It nr foot or hand during the war. I wish if iC L /u-ow nt w m ik tA D P o e by not having discovered cedure. Another astonishing develop­ U U * A B D ------ H r r r ft« r r -T r r ii* « rrr WHATCHA FOUhP HlSTlRDAYAflTVI SU m C H tR B V - A IE F E R , 5 u r cafeteria before, Ex* * ? * * • ' ...............; ...( l r » * r « l M M n ir r now I had. AH I lost during the wnf TOUR NO ACCOUNT G lO z L l THE OTHtRkYHtH&Er I*AWT SO ment ns a 're su lt of tho ngitatlon of M ' l - tl W. 0. H l l t t r „ A a .r r t l . l nK H m i r t wan my reputation and I know you I * fcvAE A CO r W S H l I S E M t U PAEtlCLARtTHCUftHlf tellcnt food, and a ttra ctiv e this m atter is th n tvhundreds of peo­ A i T t r t l i l i c M etre M ata won't pay me anything for that." jurroundings. W hy not . ■ A aplleattaa ple in Lakeland, Bartow, Winter Hndrop in Sunday-and see for ----------- o -------t i< aw ii a i i i r r —Ctrr*l«tl™ Maaajtar ven, Haines City and other places in r k m 034 -W aflrr B a. m. EDUCATING OUK CHILDREN yourself ju s t w hat you pro Florida will not buy n pqund of Flor- ® _ ■■Wrtatlam rriee la Atraaaa Ida' meat, perferring Western meat Pi m issing? Oaa Hear..................___...............aa nn Tho Carnegie Foundation for the BU M aaika------------------ Z ^ Z Z T a S because it bears the stamp of inspecAdvancement of Teaching reports Dal I*, rat IrfMllr By Carrier fion ns meeting all sanitary Trrnd Oaa ---------- --------------- LB Oeala that, in It* opinion, public schools food requirements.' ' _ ,P l» la U U pa»e W r t k l r n IleraM n i l i t i r revere ftem lnale C oe aly must be limited In number and scope Judging frorti'th N ,1 It' would seem • g f k M W W i r l f r w T F r it a 7. A A t* ttar* because of gradually increasing tax ••"'■•a k« " » •« appllra- b u r d e n s . The report advises the reAsonnble to atfpffaio that with a ***** , l w B»r r e a r , a lw a y a la a t r a a r * . SUNDAY DINNER well-mamiged dvic slaughter pen, the MRMBKn TUB AHBOCIATKD TRRM elimination of pupils whose intellect­ .in aioducts from Polk county's live Ilia Associated Tr*«i la -xeluilveljr ual endowment is ill-suited for for­ ant It lad to ll,a uaa for rafiublloatlan of Menu ; *. <*• itock farms would find n ready nnd all ,new» dispatches credited to It or mal study and a restricted curriculum. Hot otharwtae credited In thla pap irofitnble mnrkct right here at home. and also tba local nawa publish The. National Education Association SOUP , . heroin. With regard to the profit, *it is n . All rights of r*-publlratlon of epeclal meets the charge that the nfition is i Chicken n In Heine .•crtalnty that the Florida stock tlapatchea herein are alao reserved. Orftaal IIKRAt.D BDILDIIIO. Phone l«l now, or is likely in the future, to raiser would greatly benefit because RELISH spend "too much" on education, with he would deceive n better price for Forman A.lrtrlfaina Krpir..entail** H earts of Celery Slicotl Tomatoes Cucumbers facts, in the face of which, it con­ THE AMFJUCAN HflK33 AS 5SOCIATION his meats nnd would eventually in­ Queen Olives Sweet Pickles H earts of Lettuce tends, argument is hardly necessnry, crease a demand for the home prod­ ROASTS First usking these questions: "Is uct that would make us forget to Prim e Ribs of Beef nu Ju s there justification for the belief that ask for Western beef, pork and lamb. R oast Pork with Apple Sauce the cost of the public schools is cnor It la Judge Plckinaon now. Under proper conditions of stockBraised V irginia Ham (nous and is sorely taxing the ability - o raising nnd preparation for mnrkct, ^ ^ / > ? ^ » ^ N A T l o 1 i A L clffTOON CO% Roast Chicken and Celery D ressing of tho Anicricnn people to support the cattle of Florida ought to enjoy Mora death* in Ohio during the Fricassee of Chicken w ith Rice them 7 I)o figures ns to the cost of a demand and popularity equal to Fourth doca not mean they arc more Fried Spring Chicken, C ountry Style education and the ability of the nation ha hi n h h ie M' in Ri Ri n hi Ra Ft )i« hi hi Fi Ft nn doven exceeding the products ship­ patriotic. to pay for education support tills at- Fu Fa ped long distances from other far­ ----------- o----------EN TREES tituilo7" the National Education As­ ha Fa away states.—I-akeland Star-Tele­ Comport of A pricots The average man doca not flout sociation asserts that: Fa gram. Fn Candied Yams, Macaroni au G rntin the lawa. He almply wnutn equal Fa Fa "The nation in 1920 spent $17 for — o----------juatlce with the other fellow. VEGETABLES Fa luxuries for ovory dollar that In spent Fn ' " * '-----—— o----------- * "SYNDICATE EDITORIALS." ! S Creamed New Potatoes W hipped Potatoes Corn on Cob Fa Fo for education. " "i „i Prealdent Harding act nail yeatejr* Is Fresh S tring Beans Garden Spinach Fa f t Fa Fa Fa Fa hr ha Fa Fa f.i Fa ha Fa Fa in Fa Ri m Fa "It spent $8.B O for jthcr forms of The Ocala Banner disapproves tfu* day for Alaska. Lucky mini. Hi* E arly June Pens Steamed Rice use of "symriente editorials" because ■ will be throwing anow hnlla nt hla public service for every dollar ij. spbnt the market irrespective of the earn­ WELLESLEY HILLS. Mass., July 7 nftcr reproducing some of them with wife in July while wo nrc throwing for public elementnry and secondary Hot B utterm ilk Biscuits —Roger W. Rnhson is optimistic over ings. When we are in n hull market# proper credit it not inf re c e n tly sees schools. flat irons. • t* nil stocks go up; nnd when we arc in them Inter in other papers. Still, S Pies Cakes Puddings Custards ---- — ■ o----------“The cost of nil public elementary the condition of the railroads, even Our Own Make Vanilla Ice Crcnm and Cake Tomorrow la Sunday school dny and secondary schools in 1020 was though he Is not bullish nn rnilmnd n bear market, all stocks go down, ir­ there is something to be snid for % Iced Tea Coffee Milk . and rhurch.Everyone should go to four-tenths of 1 > e r cent of the na­ stocks. He insists that the rnilooads respective of merit, although the bet­ them. are making more money than they ter slocks go down less than the poor Sunday school If possible hut to tion's wealth. The proper editorial field of the have made for yenrs ami thnt business ones. Therefore, I do not wish to say church by all tnenns. You nro wel­ "Tho cost of ■nil public education should get the benefit of this money anything relative to the future action small city newspaper is its local field, come at all of them, Was less than 7 per cent of the before long. Mr. Babson's authorized of railroad securities on the stock ex­ and its best work must be the treat­ MASONIC HOME AT FT. PIERCE TAMPA SHOWS BIG INCREASES ----------- p--------amount of money lying in the savings change. 1 'do, however, wish to em­ ment of matters of direct concern to A aick Juror make change the accounts of the banks of the nation statement is ns fojlows: phasize that the railroads «re having its own community ' or state. But Fort Pierce, July 7.—Work is. pro­ TAMPA, July 7.—Building statis. “ Whatever may happen to the stock Higginbotham trial to n mistrial and in 1921, a year of acute business de­ home issues will not suffice for all gressing here on the new $50,000 tics, postal nnd custom receipts, lank about forty million dollars n month market, the fact, nevertheless, re­ much valuable time lost and the first pression." the paper’s editorial space, nod there mains that the railroads .are making more to 'spend for labor, equipment, must be "fillers" or a more general home of local Masons. Contract for clearings and cigar manufacturin' victory for the whipping boss. Jus­ money, in fact, more trinney than they and* supplies than they had at this nature. These the "syndicate" edi­ the building was let a few days ago phosphate shipment,.Reports ail show tice la turned in strange directions, AGRICULTURAL MARKET NEWS have made for years. The two hun­ time Inst year. When one takes into torials furnish, and they may he of a by Fort Pierce Lodge 87, F. & A. ail appreciable increase over the same aometimea. SERVICE dred lending roads should report for consideration the increased mainten­ high degree of excellence. The senti­ M. It will Ik* three stories high, of period of time in previous years, ac­ ----------- o--------- - • steel and concrete, hollow tile nnd cording to figures covering the first the Inst month, for which we have ance charges, this means thnt the Goldfields, the last o f.th e western To enable "producers ter regulate available figures, .about $550,000,000 railroads should have this year five ments expressed in them, if any, nrc stucco construction. half yeqi' of Tampa's 1923 record. boom towns .was burned up yester­ in agreement with the paper's own shipments so ns to prevent the gullMore than two million dollars worth gross compared with about $150,000,- hundred million dollar* more to spend policy, ami the /act that they art* ob­ day and while it seems hard for a .Seventing or undersupplying of markets," 000 for the corresponding month of (him they had hist year. APPOINTED ADJUTANT. of new building{i were started since town to burn up It was n fitting and ns n result the "stabilization of last year, thus showing an increase of eighths of this should gn into general tained elsewhere is one immaterial the first of Jnnunry. sequel to nno of the hotleat towns prices to both producers and con­ over u hundred million. Two-thirds of business, I cannot make the hears to lift? reader. GAINESVILLE, July 7.—William ‘ that ever drew n bunch of prospectors sumers," is tho object of the agricul­ this tins been eaten up by operating see this. They point only to politicEven if such editorials were of Maurice Harrison, Florida UniVitr- | Why do we do ,7o jht cent of the in the early days of the west. tural mnriret news service which, be­ expenses, but about forty million is inns nnd talk constantly that an a t - , strictly home production they still sity graduate, lias been appointed j long distance hauling of Seminole — o----------tempt will he made to have congress could not lie altogether original; the adjutant to the civilian aide to the i county? The answer is, because w* Warsaw, in Poland will be the first ginning With this week, the United iJft” '*"nn Increase of net." During the Stales department of agriculture hns month of Mny, 1023, 1,87.1,427 freight PrtfirSHtY M**' railroads next year, themes and treatment would often lie Secretary of W ar’ for tin; state of do it right, at the right price.— Europcnn city to have n sky scraper «sl«njled to the Southeast,,,, ■cers- worr ■loaded.<*«inpnfrd"SfclWH, *1 nubnhljj 4 V 4m'h ”U no..ivHviUipt will Ik* more or less borrowed -« like' *»sermons. mmiii n> i FJiirill*. •#J0r*.U:ucri-tm.jiijit'yluU'd thu ,QUI!, b'.. .....„TJtANSFKIu ( of 22 stories. Thtn mny sound ftlnny made, hut this is no reason why our —St. Petersburg Times. Establishing one of the largest 811,083 freight cars during May, 1922. 83-tfc It. ft. T. work at the university Phone -11)8, to thoso who have never travelled in congressmen and legislators will be -----------o----------thi syenr. His home is at Coltondnle, Europe but it is the truth. This is commercial leased telegraph wire anil The loading figures for June show a so short-sighted ns to pass any detri­ Tain pa—Contract let oft* construc­ Fla., where he received his public Tite Herald doliv?rcd six timet i the first thing that seems strange rndio system in the world, the de­ greater increase. Truly this -ds re­ mental legislation. tion of St. John’s church. partment designs to provide for farm­ markable anti a similar situation hns school training. week for 15c. to nn American—there are no sky­ "The railroads are not perfect. In scrapers "over there" and that is the ers, shippers and receivers nn ac­ seldom happened before In tin* rail­ the past they made a great many mis­ road world. This means thnt over a curate picture daily of the national scrapers “over there.” agricultural market situation by million freight cars are living loaded takes which were unexcusnlde. Their ----------- o----------attitude toward the public was med­ The agllation about the twelve- means of radio telephone or tele­ a week. It therefore shows that when ieval. These conditions are now great­ hour day will get results in the steel graph broadcasting stations and the the present area of business readjust- ly changed. Altho the roads are not mills and if anyone ever saw steel press. It will show dnily the total [meat is completed and we are ready to enter n period of real prosperity, V'T perfect, it must be admitted that workers they will readily co-operate volume of perishable fruit and vege the railroads art* linhlo to break down they are now trying to do what is j table products moving to the various in thp idea of shorter hours. Tht'sC right. If the Interstate Commerce men really work and it is the hard­ cities, the estimated receipts nt live­ ns they will la* unable to care for tin* ('ommissiori arid Congress would only! country's business. One wonders if est and the hottest kind of work fdr‘ stock markets, the supply, demand help hctti in this endeavor, it would1 twelve long huurs at a stretch. If and wholesale prices of livestock, the Interstate Commerce Commission greatly help in bringing bark a real or the politicians of the country real­ these hours can lie shortened 11 will incuts and other products ami the ize this serious condition. The num- period of prosperity. What will hap conditions governing the various mar­ be doing a great work for the mun I ht of freight cars .should he increas­ pen, I d>> not know;,hut I do know that who have put in some of their best kets. Quotations and other informa­ ed ns tlie normal line of tin llabsun-! things are going nieely with the rail tion on cpld storage and dairy prndyears nt Ibis heartbreaking job. roads at present and all live business' UPt*. cg|Jj, honey, etc., will be fur­ elmrt runs upward.*- The car landings — — o men win* are selling the railroads nuturally fluctuate wRb the hills and Statement in dully foreign papers nished daring the day. valleys of tho chart, but the number should profit from these improve* says that Fratico will not permit in­ This will introduce n degree of cer­ of freight curs in existence should in­ conditions," terference by the Pope in bur plans. tainly into the marketing end of crease ns tiic normal lino of tho chart If wo know anything alrout Frnnni farming which is almost absolute, increases. Tin* llulisonebnrt stands to*lay .at I we would soy that she does not want leaving nil the uncertainty in the per cent above normal, tin* same as "This improvement in the railroad interference by nnynno at the prc(* production. After the farmer lias lust week. situation has developed without any I ent lime nnd nil our worry is for weather and insects and gungoiil nothing, l.et France nnd Germany pests he will nut have to guess at the special reasons. Tho country has been j work out their own plans. ,JThcyy reception his products will meet with enjoying for the past few months, n I'EDI'LK ARE INTERESTED IN SKULKING SANITARY MEAT. worked them out before when the in the markclx if he studio* (lie re­ small intermediate area jjf prosper­ ity. As this was not a real area of situation was reversed nnd other na­ ports wisely. He will not ship to n prosperity, one can readily imagine A recent editorial in the Startions did not tell Germany she war market already overloaded with the what will hapiK'n when the real area Telegram referring to local conditions particular product lie desires to sell, too bard on France. of prosperity conies. Furthermore, ns regards slaughter pens anil thy If he seek* to know where that.jiurthese earnings have route about dur­ sale of meat under surrounding* that The Farmcr-Iailtor Parly was born ticujnr product is likely to find a ing a perioit of very bad weather con­ are far from sanitary, lias amused • the other day in (’hicago. We do not waiting market. ditions. Railroad men tell me thnt general' comment, not only In Ia*ke, quite see tho connection. Farmers . ll makes of the whole country one this fs the worst spring, from a ri*D'||mi,| but in other communities in Foil, have been shy of any labor- move­ gaint exchange. Heretofore, the far­ road.point uf viow. that the railroads C(lUnty wh|lllB ri.ailif.n, B nrc beginning ments for many years and itcing the mer and shipper has been in the dark. have ever experienced. Even during j t„ M„k lhp nuwtlon nmonK themonly class of people who worked from Light ^ sfrom a searchlight is thrown April, the northern part of the foim- L d v es: "1 wonder where our meat sun to sun were averse to eight- on the market conditions throughout try had severe snowstorms, while th e |comM from nm, hoW jt b nA Oldfield Cord Tires are race tested—hold­ * hour laws and other items enumer­ the country. The usefulness uf tlu* southern part suffered "continually FABRIC'S ing all of the track records made in the past * for m arket?" ated In the labor platform. However, United Slates department of sgriceul- from floods. The cold weather over three years. Tube Tire Size The military department of the if the farmers of the country will get ture could not Ik* shown in n more the entire country, during April nnd Oldfield Cord Tires are road tested—in organized they will swing an awful striking manner than this. 1.65 the Wichita, Kansas, Economy Road Test, "0DB" 7.40 30x3 May, greatly retprded buying. Of city government has also expressed An immense volume of statistical course,'the railroads had an increase upprcciutiun of the article, stating fist and make the rest uf the-world in the winter of 1B2S, the ’ official record 1.75 9.H5 30x3 Vt *'909” sliowed a set of Oldfield Cords had traveled information must beco nsidered, in rates, hut this Increase took plaeo that the city betterment program in­ sit up and take notice. CORDS 34,523 miles before the first tire gave way. sssshbtietnoni shrdlu cnifwyp vbgkq Inure than a year ago. There has cludes thorough (peat inspection but And this is only one ol many instances o< 1.75 COLONEL DOII’H PKNHlON. 11.25 analyzed and reduced to shape in u been u decrease in rates and an in­ thnt the sanitary work hud not yet 30x3 Vi unusual highway performance. •■** 2.55 20.80 vety short time, much of it received crease in' wngvs since thqjdunkot in* been completely extended to cover 32x4 Otdfirtd Cords are built by one of the 2.65 ■DiColonel Robert W. Davis,t editor of by night, in order to bo moved early ercniKt'lWO yearn ago. Oil July first, this activity, tf is admitted that the 21.95 33x4 largest tire manufacturers, who must main3.30 28.00 tbs Gainesville Hun, is not entirely in tho next day—information useful lis t'y e a r! the Interstate Commerce best remady would be tho providing 32x4 Vi. til n tha established reputation of these re- , 3.50 28.30 ' , , satisfied with his losses in the war for that dny only. Some forecasting Commission put into effect a cut of of • municipal slaughter pen, fully 33x4 Vi markable cords. 3.95 34.90 33x5 • ) between the states, according tq a must be done to keep the funning 10 |a r cent on must commodities ex­ equipped wit hull'the necessary sani­ Here are the biggest tire and tube values 1.15 35.80 35x5 . letter he addressed to Ernest Amos, public informed of the passible sup­ cept grain, which was c^f 10'4 per tary arrangements for the expedit­ ever offered by anyone. Come in today. 8.70 60.25 36x6 state comptroller. His complaint is ply uf farm products in the various cent January I, 1922. In addition to ious lialulling of meats, for their pre­ Buy your tires now bciore our stock la ca­ 10.60 85.75 3Hx7 lls usted. Purchase from a regular tire deal­ that he didn't lose enough. It's all markets, not only of the amounts on this, there have been many other re­ cording and proper marketing. Many er, located near you. We stand behind |p |j 13.75 110.50 40x8 because of provisions in the new pen­ hand but of those on their way there­ ductions of rates. When comparing of the leading cities of the country these tires and are ready a t all tim es t« • have already udupled this method of sion law passed by the last session of to. But the farmer, the shipper, the the net earnings of the railroads with give you prompt service. • the legislature increasing pensions by receiver and the customer will all four years ago, we must allow for thu dealing with one phase of every-day $5,00 for each soldier on the roll who be benfleted in the stabilisation of increaxi of rates; but tlu* forty mil­ life that means much to s community. RAY BROS., SANFORD, FLA. lost an eye, foot or hand In the cause prices through the event distribution lion dollar* a month Increase in net It is pointed out that a municipal ubSEMINOLE SUPPLY CO., OVIEDO, FLA. ,cgrnlngs, which the railroads ure now batoir in lakeland would not only be of the Confederacy. of products.—Times-Union. , a wise investment from the stand­ ----------o----------making, compared with a year ago "That was s noble thing for the O. C. BRYANT, WAGNER, FLA. Are you moving? Usll 498 for a has developed with u decrease, in point of health but as one prominent legislature to do," Colonel "Bob" Resident pointed out yesterday, would wrote the comptroller, ' ‘and we do QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, and rntes, 83-(ff " ‘"Railroad stocks usually go with be un, incentive for prospective rcsiwish you would tLknk them all for have it done right. Sanford Daily Herald : S 9S f ' '< V: la RAILROADS SHOULD BE GOOD CUSTOMERS IK. i ft i OL Y®u Know £ LD C o r d Q u a lity BUY NOW From Regular Tire Dealers at These Astounding LOW PRICES w*. r*AsI i •>*- .* H SE ‘ " �'''Jy***.,«fv..» UtC T # IMW t Hr rrrrrt“ ^5‘1 I *‘*V,H irr-ir >, SATURDAY, JU LY 7, 1923 IR LUCK If. EVEJi NUMBER HAVE ODD BREEDING W _ ^ill JBe Awarded F o r P e s t Essays i . . t - • Ul . ti ■ li ,1 n - ■■■ >• -ir— *-'*— 1 AD DIE MULLER STRIKES'A RESPONSiVB CHORD. ■onI the Theory Put Forward by “Rory O'Moore.- thorns an expensive p roeeciltig.' ThV l e i s W fthey ^ioul<& bi 'In between Tree Blackberry is a true blackberry, December 16fh aod .F eb ru ary 1 lat) grows In easily managed upright and did not plbsr deep and land pro­ perty prepared in advance, which bushes, and brings fine prices. with the dry spring caused the Idaa of Florida grapes will rival citrus many plants. Florida People A re. Beginning to groves; they cost less to develop; are If yot\ intend to put any of these freeze proof and are ready for the Plant tn Quantities. market earlier than from any o th e r'fru its in thia winter, prepare now; part of the world—commanding high plow deep, plant velvet beans or beg* By William J. Sell. prices. In Tampa now, grapes nre gar weed, harrow-In this fall and cul­ Lnst winter there was an extra­ 30 cents to 45 conts per pouqd; blue­ tivate w ell,’’applying a dressing of ordinary'demand for Florida adapted berries 30 cents per pound, and blqck- Bone Meal or other fertilizer rich in irrnpc, blueberry and blackberry berries 30 cents per quart. nitrogen three weeks before planting. ptanta .and this year the-interest is Grapys and blueberries must hav* Blueberries also are destined to be even greater. This demand coming an important commercial crop; es­ plenty of humus in- the soil, it car­ so suddenly, is the result of seeing pecially on the heavier soils that have ries them through ,thc dry springs, what profits are being made by those good drainage. * Older trees often and forms n loamy sbil, rich tn bac­ already in this industry, the safety have 30 quarts and as there are 302 teria on which the plants thrive, and of the investment and quick returns. trees to the acre, even a t 10c per above all must have good drainage. These small fruits uro no longer an quart would make a nice Income from Chicago prices arc ARGUMENT IB HEARD dxpertment)—any one can find, dut the a few aerts. facts by writing to the Commissioner about 40 cents, and the Florida crop ON RAIL VALUATION of Agriculture, Tallahassee, Fla., for will be marketed lopg before others BEFORE COMMISSION booklets on grapes, but- one must use arc ripened. For the first few years common sense In selecting none but vegetables can be grown between WASHINGTON, July 6-A rg u m en t those varieties which experience hga trees, or Ireo blackberries, and these on the general principle involved In shown tobe profitable In Florida, such bear in nbout one year. Blueberries the federal valuation of railroads— ns the Carmen, Munson, Florida Mal­ often bear the second year, and most now nearing completion—opened yes­ aga and Ellen Scott grapes, and only all the third year. terday before the Interstate Com­ Orchard grown Blueberries — not Nurseries could not supply the de­ merce commission with an attack on woods varieties. There are several mand for grape plants Inst season; the methods o f the commission.in a r­ no-called “new" varieties of blnck- one concern ordered 27,000 alone, and riving nt ita conclusions by D. R. licrrics, such ns the Australian, this year most of tho available plants Rlchbcrg .counsel for the national known in Flocldu for generations, be­ have been contracted for by large conference on American railroad valing exploited nt high prices, but in­ growers nnd nurseries. uutiun. Ho was followed by P. J. The trouble with some who have Fnrrel, solicitor for the commission, vestigate whether the plants pmy t>°t lx* too high in price, require heavy I pul out grapes und blueberries is that in a defense of its valuation conclus­ trellises and .make picking among the | they put them out too Into in the ions. |j Grape, Blueberry and Blackberry Plants Have Great Demand Peculiar Method by Which Yeung ef Addle M. MUUer of Osteen, a bril­ Surinam Teadt and Salamanders liant young high school student, has <• Are Nurtured. 1 .; . n 1 4 •MURRugili struck a responsive bhord In'her fine n - M Bf n e United D .u fM m of MV. and Mrs. D. D. Terrell and Visitors to the American Museum essay on the influence of highway “l . the Confederacy. Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Wills, of Pitta- of Nctuyal History who are inter­ transportation upon the religious and boro, say they have final proof that ested in ( the’ breeding h a b its'o f educational Hfo of communities. This irrsBURG, July 7.—Nine v*lu«- the number 6 is a lucky number. mammal and bird life will find a point is emphasised in Sarasota coun­ J S I i l b. nwarded, the FlortThey care nothing about No. 13, variety of %remarkable forms of ty almost every hour in the day and SLm and oth" " who T J U S S No. 7, No. 23 or any other number nurseries which are immunity well Is further accenthated 'by reason of „ ty eonleit thi* y « r of t h e United of mystic fame. They pin their brought out in &atpnber of exhibits the proposed bond issue for good tvluirhetrs of the Confederacy, acfaith to No. 6. And this is why: in that wondcr-bouse of nature, the roads throughout the entire length ® 3 i« to plana made pubJIe hero toof this great and .fertile region. Dur­ Nora Jean Terrell, daughter of New Yorjt Times observes. 2 f5 r . * « * “jing the laat few years, according to Noteworthy among these is the “ i , , f lhe welely. T h . . w . r j . Mr. and Mrs. Terrell, was bom at this author, * Immense changes in , be made at the g«wnH conyert- on* minute to 12 o’clock noon on Surinam toad, native to the Qoianas modes of living have taken place, ' £ of U . U. D. CL to be held in Friday, March 16, 1923. I t will be and parts of Brazil. As a female changes directly traceable to the Wuhlnytqn. D. C„ neat November. noted that this was the sixth day of lays the eggs the male distributes more general construction of good They will include one for $100 cash, the week. Uuth Edwina Wills, them over her back, the skin thick­ roads. The religious life of any cfliigiven by the War Record* Com- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wills, ens around them and they remain munfty includes - more than mere ' „iu»e to divisional directors on per was‘born at the same hospital on in capsule-like cavities during the church attcndancc-^-it moans good the same day at 12:05 o’clock process of incubation. These cavi­ citizenship and better citizens. It tent and per capita basis. Under the regulations for conduct­ p, in., just six minutes after the ties have been found on th*' back covers every spiritual phase of liv­ ing the contest, as outlined by Mrs. birth of Norma Jean Terrell. of the femala to the number of 100 ing and all intercourse that lifts to Ewll, the essays must be in her hands Furthermore, ‘ Norma J e a n or more. They contain sufficient a higher plane. not later than September 1. ■ They weighed seven 'pounda and on* yolk to support the embryos, which Miss Muller goes on to say that: must be typewritten, and of not more ounce, or just six ounces more than continue on through the tadpole “Only those who have lived in 'No than 2 000 words in length. Con Ruth Edwina weighed, which was stage and finally emerge as1 fully Man’s Land' can oven faintly realize U.tants may sign fictitious names U what heartaches and struggles its iix pounda and eleven ounces. In developed toads of a small sice. « the essays, but must send their real settlement has meant. Many a home­ addition to thia it ia shown by rec­ The Surinam toad does not hop, names in sealed envelopes in separate sick woman has thought wistfully of invelopes sent along with the essays. ords that the Terrells were mar­ skip or jump like other toads, but some little white church “back East;" The prises that will bo given were ried six years ago and just aix days pushes itself along, the legs being Its peacefulness, and the friendly before the Wills were married. Mrs. carried out flat behind iL Tho toes lilted by Mrs. Ezell ns follows: Terrell and Mrs. Wills are sisters. of the front feet end in four-pointed faces of those who were brothers and .1. The Raines banner, to Pittsboro is about six miles from stars. These are very delicate or* sisters in that church. Mnny a strong awsrde dto the division making the man, without quite defining hi* need, N\g a n s of touch and aid the toad in wunted the inspiration of forceful largest collection of papers and his­ Danville.—Indianapolis News. TfrttHwg^fDpd in the muddy water. sermons and solemnly swelling music. torical records. Rose loving cup, for the best essay ADDS TO 0EAUTY OF CAPITAL Another interesting point about But it takes money to build churches, written by a Daughter of the Conthe creature ia its lack of a tongue. nnd a fair number of members to fate rtry on “Behind the Lines: The Sculptor's Idas Furnish a* an Addition It is quite toothless, but the jawe support then), and the settlers were U Mia Many Beautiful Statues Achievements and Privations of the of the adult have horny substitutes. ordinarily poor,, and long distances That Adam Cepanhagen. Women of the South.1' apart. When roads were only dusty Anns Robinson Andrews medal, for THE DIAGNOSIS trails, friendly callers were few. Copenhagen, already rich in the best essay written by a Daughter “As more settler* came, roads jg monuments and statpes, is about to on "Jefferson Davis, secretary of war were improved aomewhat—thr very g in the cabinet of Franklin Pierce." add another to its public sculptures. Worst crossings on the creeks w ere!h A soldiers’ prite of $20, for the The city of Home some time'ago fixed, nnd tho deepest sand strnwed. ■ best essay written by a Daughter on presented to tho city of Copenhagen Sunday schools, nnd occasionally' " "Robert Uc Bullard, Mon and Sol a beautiful classic column with a church, were held in the first one- g Dante relief, and it was decided that dler." room Hchoolhouso, nnd no one who g Roberts medal, for the second best it should be erected as a Dante has not experienced a dearth of re- ■ monument on a square to be ussy In any contest. Yourec prise, $100, awarded by named Panto square. The king of real value of Sunday school there. ig War Records Committee to division Italy laid the foundation stone dur­ Men and women drove weary miles g director on per cent and per capita ing his visit to Copenhagen last over tho toilsome .roads, to feel unew B basis. year, but thero baa been doubt the ‘pence that pnssclh understand- ■ Hyd emedal, for the best essay as to bow the column should be ing,’ and old, old miracles were trnns- * • writte nby a D aughter'on General treated at tho top. I t was first in­ lated into the marvels of their daily “Jeb" Stuart. tended that an antique capital surroundings for the little children. Owe nKandolph Smith medal, for should solve the problem, but teste Doctor—Did you ever have house* "Still the relentless miles were a ■ the best essay written by n Daugh­ proved this unsatisfactory. Pro­ maid's knetrt . *. ■ r 11 > barrier. A home missionary, duuntthlnkln* of Blum Girl—Yon're ter on “Jefferson Davis, Officer in fessor Ution-Franck, tho sculptor, bathin' girl's kne«, doe. 1 didn't show lessly daring heat or cold, driving u United States Army 1828-1835, and was appealed to, and ho has succeed­ my knees when 1 wss playin' .that team of Indian ponies, might meet I in war with Mexico, 184(1." mnny warm welcomes in the isolated1 housemaid's part. William Alexander Cox medal, for ed In finding a way out of the settler's home, and yet encounter re­ dilemma, which ia possessed of best essay on "Three Private Sol­ HER JUST DESERTS fusals to attend church services, h e -1 diers, C. 8. A., Julian S. Carr, North great artistic merit mid beauty. He wte•ft 1• illl' *•» »# cause- they were too-far off,^ ml tho^g the cohlTflfi'V Carolina; John Allen, Mississippi; place* on the Top Louise was a mule of unusually roads weer bad, or because, in the ] ■ William Alexander Cox, North Caro­ bronze figuro of Beatrice in a loose mulish disposition. Sho belonged rush of farm work, horses worked all classic garment with a gilded laurel lina." . to Joo Mitchell, a darky possessed week rpust rest on Sundays. The wreath round her head. This figure of a truly remarkable fund of pa­ work, of better organized churches CHARLES G. DAY will be more than two meters high, tience. But he needed it all. If in the few small towns, had little in­ RESIGNS AS MANAGER J.ho pedestal two meters and tho Joo wanted to go uphill, Louise in- fluence outside the immediate limits OF THE ANGEBII.T column itself rather more than six vnriably felt impelled to go down. of tho towns. The roads were stilt a IS meters high. If Joe yearned to ride in tho shade, hindrance; the roads, nnd lack of any g Chailes G. Day resigned us man­ nothing but sunshine would do fbr mean* of speedy transportation. A !g ager of the Angebilt Hotel today, AIDS ARMY OFFICERS * » '• * * Ia>uiso. If the darky expressed a ten mile trip th*n was, to \nany, th e 'g his resignation to take 'effect July An agency hus been established in wish to go forward, the mule wai equal of one of fifty todnjV' Motor J 15th. His resignation also applies vehicles were rare, for their vnlue to the directorship of the Angebilt the office of the adjutant general of immediately seixgd with a desirir to wun unproved,' and tho condition of liotel Company. the army in'Washington, as a clear­ “crawfish" in the opposite direction. the roads discouraged their use. Mr. Day will Irecome manager of ing house of information, to enable Yet Joe bore with her for pm years. Newspapers stimulated interest, how­ the DeSoto Hotel nt Savannah, Finally,- however, Louise, balking ever, and curiosity did its shore, the hundreds of officers who are to hustclry of .'too rooms, which J. B. bo dropped from service, to find po­ at a time when sho was weighted with the nrrivul of nutomobiles, good Pounds, chain hotel owner, has just sitions and to make business connec­ down with two bags of lime, backed roads became a necessity, und a last­ purchased with the idea of making tions. Employment agencies, large off the duck into deep water, and ing change took plucc, resulting in of it om> of the foremost hostelrlea in corporations and commercial and in­ forever vanished from Bight. good straight roads, passable ih all the south. , , “Yo* Louise,” !breathed tb* col­ seasons. I t 1 took perseverance and dustrial establishments will bo can­ •Mr. Day told the Reporter-Star to­ vassed. Of the officers to be sepa­ ored roan, fervently, aa h i leaned hard work, but men who dared ‘Nd day that he regrets to leave Orlando; rated from the service, many are over the 'wlitfrf to shako his fist at Man's Land were never quitters, that he likes the city and th* peo­ highly qualified proffauional men— the rising bubbles, “I hopes fo’ once \UDecaiis* they forced the improve­ ple, and thinks there are vast possi­ lawyers, surgeons, chaplains, engi yo* has got yo' most complete satis­ ment of roads, automobiles, helped In bilities here for development. Under many way*. It *is hard to believe, neens, dentists and veterinarians,— faction.”—Harper’s Magazine. the circumstances, he said, it was even whan one has witnessed tho Indianapolis News. highly unfortunate circumstances IMPROVED WIND TURBINE change, how much they have increas­ took the turn they did with relation r. . * .t j ed religious activity! Ail life was VERY GOOD THINQ to the Angebilt. A Japanese haa invented an in­ broadened; young peoples' societies Be canto hero last August, resign­ Bishop Flipper said at a straw­ genious Wind, turbina capable *f furnished experience and developed ing the management of the Seminole Utilizing air current* in th* graera­ thought along many lines, encourag­ berry festival In Savannah} Hotel at Jacksonville, to take over “Wo Vliink we are np to date tion of power. When th* velocity ing comradeship and helpfulness. the job not only of managing tho of the wind ia eight meter* a sec­ Sunday school and church came to Angebilt, but came to the city down here in the South, but I see ond, the model develops four horse mean more, when distance was no *ix months before tho hotel opened by the pspera that a New York church haa eetabliahed a baby room power. Its equipment Include* a longer au obstacle. With better com­ to take part in fitting it o u t munication it was rnsler to practice The Seminole, of which ho wag where members may leave their storage battery by which the power the deeper principles of Christianity, generated may be held tn reserve to , managre seven years, U a Pounds babies during the preaching.” ' The bishop added with a rougish secure scrvic* whim the wind -sub* love and kixullinesn“-^Sanuiota Times. hotel, but lie was employed in the side*.Pounds company, as manager of th* chuckle: Anstey, Atlanta, three years before “I've always understood that it’s PAPER FROM PINE 8TUMP8 RESEARCH into magnetism Mng to Jackaonvllle.—Orlando Re beat for pareuta and children to I ( •* b • ~^e t .**v Porter-Star, in . 8 sleep apart.** V COUGHING DISTURBS SLEEP ‘ My wife coughed all the time and tould not ■loop/' writes £eo. A. Ow*•», Bridgeton, New Jersey. “She tried Poley'* Honey and Tar and had the h*»t night's alcep she had had for a Wng time. I used Foley’a Honey And la r and 14 helped me too.” Coughs resulting from Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Aathma, Hay Fevar, and roup quickly relieved p ith Foley's Honey ood Ta,. Contain, no opl.Ua, Ingredients printed on the carton, largest selling cough medicine in the wort*. Iwfctupon VoUy<i U(m9f ^ I Hold everywhere^—Ad». There are other Trahafers; but "^SE R V IC E for their nriddA feT “ S.UICK 8ERV,c e tra ns­ f e r . Phone 498. 83.tfc w it * ■ CA8Y TO TKLL SPEED “I don’t need any apeeclometer on my car," said John McKee. “I can easily tell the speed.*' * ‘ “ llow do you do tliat?” asked Jim. •■“ Well, when I go ten miles an hour* my lamps rattle: when I go fifteen miles an hour my mud­ guard* rattle, and at twenty in ilea an‘hour, my bones rattle.*4 MONEY AND MOTORS The money invested in the auto­ motive industry In the United 8 tat** a (Mounts to twice the capital of all the national banka in : the eountiy. w d $ E«I-eeaburg and Fort Pierce—Free Hrt, 21b Louth Orange, Orlando, Fla. deOvaiy will be tnauturatod At 4-24-tic first. *- ct That scientist* .of tb* Camegi* institute of'Washington'may carry on a delicate research 1»nto--th* mysteries of magnetization.-withoui the interference of threat ear*' which run about half a mile from tho laboratory, Lhu cars Mill be‘replaced by busaea for throe weeks. No iron was allowed fin tbn cojilt ruction df tho laboratory built for this U st ' IN HARO LUCK Arthur had been left in care of three spinster aunts, who felt tb«iv responsibility greatly.' Being ao closely watched pro­ voked Arthur ao on* morning that he .heaved a great sigh and. re­ marked: “ My, so many women! A fallow can’t get away with nuffin’ f** < ■ — -— ;----- r— ■ [ Sarasota — Peninsular Telephone lljf awards contract tor $75,000 Tine stumps'left on cut-over and bnfiwd-bver timber ‘land* in thf South are in b» utilized by a procea» tli«( will convert this material into satisfactory grades of paper. Aft^r the charcoal i*:removed from Die stumps by « machine, they then go to other machine* that cut them into chfpc. After the tar, turpen­ tine and rosin are .extracted, the residue is’ convertod into a palp from which the psp«r Is made. I . . ..... ■ THA-rt ALL; GOOD-BY “Ye*! Yeal Thia U Mr. Jonea., “I am going to luncheon and I will! not talk to anyone until I here fin­ ished." “Oh I l’urd<m me for intar* rupting you. I merely wiilted to In­ form you that jour houee ia afire.'* i-L ifaf » •“ • Lacoochm—Seaboard Air Line to wet orw depot, f * Report of the condition of the SC 8 SANFORD, FLORIDA At the close of business, June 30th, 1923. Condensed from the report to the Comptroller of the Currency RESOU RCES LIA BILITIES t; i . Loans and Discounts ............... .? 850,030.97 Onpitul .............................................$ D verdrafts ...........’......................... 479.70 Surplus .......................................... U. S{ C.ovt. B o n d s........... .............. 184,150.00 Casli and Due from B a n k s ...... 226,493,08 DEPOSITS .................................... 1,302,217.88 Total ...............*.................... $1,494,038.13 Total ...................!............. $1,494,038.13 100, 000.00 40,780.25 2.040.00 Dividends U n p a id ......................... Other Stocks and B o n d s ..................................... 39,607.50 NONE Bills Payable ............................. Real E state, F u rn itu re and Fix­ NONE Re-discounts ................ ...... ...... . ... tures, including new building........ ... ....... 49,000.00 Circulation .................................... to d a t e ................. 193,267.88 ■ sI 8 “A Community Builder* . 1 i* PROGRESSIVE STJiONCx 2j‘ hTL Of*I CONSERVATIVE i AT J. C. STAPLER FARM 'SANFORD; FLORIDA ( o F a r m H o r s e s a n d M v y l e s Mr. L. E. Bates, who has been reeognized as one of the largest Horse ana Mule Men of Florida is positively re­ tiring from active business. ^Vith that thought in view he has leased his stables out for other purposes, and is selling everything he has got con­ nected with his stables such as Hors­ es, Saddles and sohie Big Farm W ag­ ons, and some extra Good Mules. . •____________ ' - < . d . "_______ Mr. Uateu hna shipped one complete carload of these fine big Homes and Mulfio to San­ ford, and among tnem wlU be found some’Extra Fine Homes and Mules, the kind for heavy farm ing. He has also shipped ONB SHETLAND PONY for children's use, nnd 3 head EXTRA GQOPSAPDLB PONIES FOR COW HUNTING, Bte. ' « Tlfls stock can now be seen at the Stapler Farm, where they can be bought privately or exchangee con be made any time before the auction starts when every remaining animal must and shall be sold to close them out, ps this is the wind-up of business. If you noed or expect to need a Horswor Mule of any description, come and pick one of these good ones.______ i „ . » * -K r • . This Auction Sale Will Positively Take Place Rain or Shine . Saturday, July 7th, at 1 P. M. A t J. C.fetaphjrs Farm, on W*8t First Street, Paytons Road SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 “ A L L M U ST B E SO LD ” BY Q W N E g ; i L, E. BATES ; �REALM OF SPORTS R. L. SH IPP, E ditor BASE BALL NEWS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida State I.raxur Orlando .1, Lakeland 0. Dradennown 6, Dnytona 0, St. Pete 4, Tnmjm 4 (called nt end of aixth, darkness). FOR THE MOVIE FAN BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING OLD MAN LUCK SMOKERS AND GOES AGAINST SAINTS PLAY THE GROWERS SHORT GAME i‘ t • ‘1 1 1 h l f i . I:-- ; im <*. '•>-------- i f * r »' - > ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ !!■■■■■■■■■■■■ " ■ ■ w o H sh a -T 'til ■ J 1 .0 0 SUNDAY, JULY 8TH— ___ $1,00 ^ TlfTl') TTTT T^rrTTTTrrr: NEW COAL DEP08IT OPENED ' r* m :___• *} Five miles cast of GiletU1-, Wyo., a new conL deposit was recently opened. Significance attached* to this new field oT con! operations' lierau.s’e this is said to be the third largest deposit in the Vorld. The vein extends to a depth of 95 feet thick and covers nti'nrca of 890 ncrcs. Only two other fields in the world nrc larger, it is claimed, one In France nnd one in Austrnlid, Hut the Clilelte field hna^this advantage over tho other not uniform or rn nst an tl 11 ^r’ ** id said, whemu ili$}$i1t^Wjfield is i of uniform elinmeler, i 'e i Noon TUI 8:30 F resh F ru it Cockjtail Olives Sweet Pickles SO U P Cream of A sparagus DAYTONA, Jilly 7.—nnseball jock TAMPA, July 7.—St. Petersburg almost jirevopt^d a 'defeat for, Ihe and Tampa went six innings here yese n t r e e s ;,. pennan^Ahhhfiir'CrKrwer^ here yester­ 'terxtay for h 4-4 tie, the game being ; day, butirtfiAJ*T)aytonn n w W n t beat called On account.of.darkness. TnmRissoles of Chick^p f e the fickle ,oj^(Indy .and the Braden- ■pn'H nine pitcher, Rufus Atkins, made ROASTS OH, lioyl town tearp out 0 to 5 in one of the hiirdeput, working against Ollinger. ♦ ' / -" * • ' *"" " « * I 1 National League hardest fought game* ever witnessed Tho Satnls' hurler was weak nt the Young -Turkey-with V egetable D ressing BEATING* HER TO IT Look w ok wboVi hem tonight! here. In the first of the ninth, wltn start, Tampa promptly taking tho Chlcago-Boston, min. ami C ranljorry Sauce . * t the score 9 to Q in favor of Daytona, load, only to lose it when tho visitors St. Lsiis-Brooklyn, rain. Prime Ribs of Reef ; “ Did you tell her that you had <T Walter Heim , in "Sixty Cent* an with the bases full, Johnson hit to mndo a single, wnlk and nn error Cincinnati-New York, ruin. Spring Lamb w ith Green Pens j; Hour” scan her li unhand down town 'with shnllow right, the hall being lost in counted for two runs. Tho score: Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 5. VEGETARLES tlie tall grass, nnd four Growers tro t­ St. P etersb u rg ............... ... 000 22D-r i a strange woman?” l Sixty InURhs n minute with jolly ted over the plate. Then Arnold hit Tampa “Yes, nnd I wish I hadn’t now.” ..... .................... 210 Old—1 American League Mashed or Sweet Potatoes Fried Eggplant ■ Wnllpr Heirs na a small-town soda a home, which nccountcd for llraden“Why?” Washington-Chico go, wet grounds. Green Apple’ Snuce Salad : clerk In love with n hank preaident’a tnwn’a five runs. Duytona scored RECOVERS FROM LAME BACK “She just smiled at me in her Philadelphln-Detroit, rain. daURhter a awcetly-flnvrtred concoc- three more runs in the last of the "My daughter suffered with a lame wiHc wav and said: “Yes, I know DESSERTS Boston 0, Cleveland G. tion, guaranteed to quench ynur thiral ninth on four hits off Franks, who re­ back and could scatcely move without i all alxnit that. My husband saw New York li, St. Lou la 2. a Ice Cream and Cake forsparkllng, auro-firn comedy Jnc- placed (’amp. The score: great pain. She tried Foley Kidney you nnd knew you’d hurry right up ■ Orange Cream Pie fiuelinc I«ogan na the girl who made Brndcntown ............... 000 000 005Pills nnd tho trouble with her back is to loll mo all about it so he teleSouthern Association ■ Idol K‘» like sixty to win her,. D aytona...................... non mxj 033—0 all Kont>' writes Mrs. J. C. Perkins, p |loncfl the I|0WH to me Jjjrmielf just American Cheese Mobile 4, New Orteana 1, Crackers S * Coffee Tea Bos on Mass. I-nr Backache. Rheu- t(* bcat’ you (o | t » Milk || Little Rock B, Chattanooga 3. Alao International Ncwa, only one mntic Pains, Kidney and Bladder Memphis 2-3, Nnahville 3-1. 12-Hour Day May Be day old. Trouble use Foley Kidney Pills. Will Atlanta 9, Hirmhinghnm 2. CLOTHES AND THE MAN Abolished in Steel relieve that tired feeling. Take no And the honor guests tonight will substitute—Insist upon Foley's, Sold Clollies make the man, hut not Industry Centers everywhere.—Ad lie V. C. (’oiler nnd family and will v. HOW THEY STAND the aesthetic dancer.--Judge. aeo thia fine comedy without coat to Things are still looking good around Southern Negro Influx Will Make it them an the treat ia on Osborne, bo Grovclnnd nnd several new buildings FloridavSlnte League (Second Half) Possible . be there V. C. nnd bring the family, Blountstuwn—Fertilizer works nrc contemplated. J. B. Arnold will Won Iaist Pet IIIIIX IIIIU B IX B IIIIIIIIIIlllE IIIIIIE B IIllllR lllliiiii, erect a new $10,000 residence on In­ tnblishcd on G'hipnla river. .700 5 Orlando ............ .... 12 I ll> TIlP t-mx lnlrit I'rraa) Monday—Wallace' Henry, Kntelle .700 r> Brndcntown ...... NEW YORK, July 7.—Influx into diana avenue, which will lie one of the .533 Taylor and Silvia Dreamer in “Hnvu.” northern industrial centers of negroes nicest in the city! W. II. Hunter, of 7 Lukclnnd .......... .... 8 a Collier county starts budding .102 Alao Stnn Laurel in "The Egg" a two from the south, and laborers from Clermont and J. W. Farley, of Grovefl 7 ■ St. Pctcrsbunr • part comedy. land, are making arrangements for Miami trail. .375 10 Daytona ......... 0 Mexico, the Philippines, Canada and n Ice 5Toa Glassea^Sherbert Glasses, Water .10R 13 Tampa ............. . .... 3 few European countries, soon will the erection of n brick building On Tuesday and Wedneadny—(Morin make possible abolishment of the 12- Broad street to be used ns n moving Glasses, $6.00 per dozen Swanson nnd Theodore Roberta In National Lcnjrur lour day in the steel industry, E. II. picture theatre with upstairs apart­ '‘Prodigal Daughters" with round ments also. Won Lost Tct jflnry, chairman of the bonrd of Unit­ .075 three of the “Lenthcr Pushers." 23 Now York .......... ... 48 ed States Steel Corporation, announc­ The Herald for first class-job work. .023 20 ed yesterdny. Pittahprffh ......... ... 43 Thursday—An All-star enst in 28 .588 Cincinnati ...... . ... 40 Mr. Gary declared ho could not say a / 32 .529 "Mighty I.ak' a Rose," Also "Spooky when Ids corporation or any other that punch hi gets several fortunes, Brooklyn ............ ... 3(1 iUill 30 .507 Romance" n two-part comedy as an company would get ri<^ of the 12- besides notoriety which pauses'in our Chicago .......... .. 37 .400 added attraction. 39 34 St. Louis .......... . jiour day entirely, but he asserted ho' day for fame. Likewise the movie *111'0 49 Boston ................ could publicly stale that they would stars who can go through some cap­ fT*a TAMPA CLUB CHANGES HANDS .290 no 21 Philadelphia ..... begin to act in that direction very ers nnd simulate virtues which they do not possess, are heralded ns great soon nnd would be., very diligent in TAMPA, July 7.—T. T. Roberts, of me nand woman because they attract their efforts. Ameriran League Birmingham, Ala., yesterday purchas­ LOST, Strayed or Stolen—an Won Lost Pet His announcement followed action buyers of tickets to box offices. The ed the franchise of the Tnmpn Base­ appetite. The products of th is no same is true of hm-rhnl] players. .081 47 by President Maiding in making pub­ New York .. ball club, taking over all of the slock, Imkcry will help you regain "Boys r\nd girls and young men .507 35 34 Philadelphia lic yesterday of correspondence be­ practically all of which was held by your food-avidity. Our pastry nnd women-who emulate these weak­ 35 .507 30 tween himself nnd directors of the Cleveland .... E xtends to Orlando and Daytona as well as tho hundreds of » S. B. Denton nnd F. P, Farisa, of this will please hath your tastin g .500 33 33 American Iron nnd Steel Institute, in lings, termed and pictured ns heroes ChlcnRo ..... ii bottles we put out in Sanford every day ii .478 city. Despite the present position of which they pledged themselves to and heroines, nre building on sand. and digesting machinery and 30 33 Detroit ....... ii the Smokers, in last place, of the you will find our bread to he a The real heroes ate those who nre ii .478 30 33 abolishment of the long day, when a St. Louis .... Florida State League race, Mr. Rob­ sure-enough s ta ff of life. contributing to ofir . physical nnd .135 30 39 sufficient labor supply- is assured. Washington erta expressed himself as being con­ ELDER SPRINGS WATER .40(5 38 He estimated that the chiipgc would mental and spiritual well being. lThey 20 Boston vi—t ttt. ••••»■•* f ' » ie*T t sal sa I M Mf»l n M H#»*•*! ' d Ii n T »•* til * h» iltiif i . . wi.-< \f t I #, |i it fident be could place, the team upon u require *4K11III Ml Ift iir'lfihil.ff ortVerrmTutt^l. The sixty thousand additional lab­ winning lias is. orers, and would increase the cost of value of their work can not be npon account of its purity is fast becoming tho drinking water HUMPHRIES IS S. F. I- I). Cnrr, business mana­ finished steel products by 15 per cent. prnised with the dollar sign. The for C entral Florida. IL is also recommended for use in l»ntger, will remain with the club in' Ills HIT HARD AND Mr. Gary predicted that good pro­ idealism of America will sulfer if present capacity until such time as tories. if you are not drinking Elder S prings W ater n o w LEACHMEN WIN Mr. Roberts decides to handle it him­ gress towards abolition of the 12- false standards of value are accepted give it a trial. hour day would soon result nnd suc­ by a large proportion of our Aniericess wouhl soon be reached in a com- <,,,n youth." l.AKKI.ANI), July 7.—l.tikclnml till self. purntively short time provided the Humphries hard and often yesterday, increase in number of available work­ PHONE 311—WE’LL DELIVER winning the second straight game State Comptroller -L. men which is now apparent continues from Orlando, 0 to it. Gulley, Stewart 77*an a MuitarJ /*/a«f#r Will Have Offices For Coughs and Colds, Head*" ns ut the present. and Lm-tutter contributed sensiitiun■ I aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism All Ready to Work The decision Mr. Gary said, \Vas i,l catches. The score: and All Aches and Paint made in recognition of the growing Orlando ............... 010 200 000—3 ALL DRUGGISTS Lakeland .................. 003 111 OOx—0 The Hiw IliiHinesH of Certificate of public sentiment in favor of such a Ownership. step and in recognition of the preiti35c and 65c, j*r* and tube* di nt's altitude. Ho pointed out, how­ llotpital tize, $3.00 O B IB IIIR IIIlIK IIIlllia B B IIO IIE IK B U R lIB IIia illB B im ll Indians Win When TALLAHASSEE, July 7. — The ever, thut ha also hud always been op­ Jamieson Hits Homer slate comptroller's department will posed to the 12-hour day, nnd that its his machinery running smooth­ retention had been dictated by circum­ With Two on Bases have ly and everything in readiness with­ stances. CLEVELAND, July 7.—Chnrlie in a week to promptly handle nil ap­ Jamieson's home run with two on in plications for certificates of owner­ PUTS KIBOSH UPON tho seventh yesterday, drove Elimke ship under the new motor vehicle PUBLICITY GIVEN e _ from the box, nnd Cleveland defeated "nnti-theft’ ’Inw, passed by the Iasi P A I G E B .U J L T session of the legislature. Numbers BIG FIGHTING FEE Boston r> to 3 in the first game of of applications already have been re­ the series. The score: /. a. b. factor^ B oston 0(10 000 (>30—3 it 0 ceived, and some are being attended Money-Making llasis Is Cause of Cleveland ......... 200 000 30x— 9 0 »«». hut the supply of blank certificates Mirny Wrong Impressions. ___ .lias lieen limited. • HE SMXHNKS, Juiy 7.—America * ST. LOUIS, July 7,—New Y ork- This shortage soon will lie n thing will suffer n loss of idealism in the pounded Shdrker for 12 hits and won ° Dhe past, however, Robert A. (»rny, future because of the prominence' the opening game of the series with | chief bank examiner of tin* state, given to huge salaries and fees paid •St. Is.uls yesterday, 5 to 2. The score: under whose supervision the appliesNew.York 110 000 021—5 12 0 lions are issued, stated today that to movie stars, prize fighters nnd Nt. Louis 200 000 000—2 8 t 300,000 application blanks have been Imselm!! players, according to Clar­ _____ ._____________ . | ordered and that enough of these ence Hamilton, of Boston, in ad­ In connect Inn with our IrunxfiT, we were expected within the next few dressing today’s session of tho In­ V 'ty , Endeavor Convention have Murage roAin, where you may dnya to more thun take core of the ternational here. More your kimhIh lintil you need them, 150,0110 automohilcx in use in Florida. “ Modern heroes as pictured in. the at a nominal roBL—QUICK SERVICE newxnppem and magazines are not Iwcftbuig is now a Bird Sanctuary TRANSFER. Phono 4U8. 83-tfc very desirable characters for our and is to give adequate protection to ) v •• Orange county )inh to have 'n atreil- birds'front (he kingly mocking bird to boys and girls to emulate," said Mr, tiignx along i tlie lowly wiMidpecker. 'This m atter Hamilton. "Practically all of them UoimVitmmign to remove rei ita IditlXvayH. July, Auguxt and Sep­ was decided ut u meeting of the city urc placed upon u money-making 1 I THIS Paige-Timken rear axle has delivered tember are the three numthx that thin commissioner*. Manager Bivens say* hash*. Character nnd achievement X phenomenal service in the Jewea Six. A work will bo Mrouted. Advertixer# that there has been nn ordinance on for little with them. The prize fight­ whoso nigni appear on the highway* the statute books of the city for many ers who can deliver a punch to knock careful factory check-up recently made on the of tlie county will be nuked to co-oper­ yearn against killing' of song nnd his opponent senseless Is given many first 20,000 Jewetts in use revealed that only ate. Scminolo might well fullow harmless birds but evidently ’very lit­ big headlines before und after the ef­ It was Mark Twain who said, “ Everybody two-tenthsof 1% had ever had any axle trouble their example. tle effort bus been made To enforce It. fective punch is delivered und fur tolks a lot about the weather but nobody whatever—even including those due to ac­ docs anything about it.’ * cidents. t'jj ,, y . / y . n u ; SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE A remarkable record—said to be unequalcd B^it there is one tiling you can do about the effect in the history of the industry. But it is typical of weather on the roofs of your buildings. Cover them Brotherhood St. A. Orlando Sentinel Oviedo In Big Korean llro. . of Jewett's stout and dependable construction. with our prepared roofing or shingles pndyoucan laugh Extra-tough steel and ample size give this May 29 at intense heat, pounding rains, driving snow storms Juno 12 * Paige-Timken rear axle of the Jewett a great READ May 24 #une 19 Oviedo----------- ----and severe cold. July 3 June 5 July 10 * surplus of strength for safety. See Jewett Six July 12 Free booklets and samples. Call at our office and June 14 for yourself—get the facts of its Paige engi­ June 7 June 20 H ER A LD Orlando Sentinel .... May Cl let us tell you how good roofings wiU save money for neering, big Six qualities. We'll be glad to ex­ Juno 28 June 21 July 5 you and add distinctive beauty to your building* plain them to you. July 10 June 7 Juud 12 ■ through their cheerful colors. July 3 W ANT Brotherhood St. A... May 24 • 1 July 12 June 28 June 11 # June 5 May 31 June 20 May 29 SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ Big Korean............... Phone 13o--------------------—Spnfprd, jFlaridit ADS. June 19 July 5 ^ toi ... Juno 21 . VVEARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING f c * 1: mt r *‘ > S3 K FL' ■ t ! ITS A P P L IN G f Vv* Ei H K t' 1£ *. § fi Bp i ; S P E C IA L — M O N D A Y ........... *• ! McLADLIN, THE JEWELER! **'M .. jO u r S e r v i c e ! i Elder Springs Water Company I $1065 ft P a ig e * T im k e n R e a r A x le s — 9 9 .8 % D e p e n d a b le ! . Roofs that Challenge Weather Hi i SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO HILL LUMBER CO. �r t i w / : - J j i n i h i ’l p a ts lr ig th g 5 r V/OTOV VOO W l , l <2f\M R E A D " fo o d e tv > a w :re Q . b s f e e ’CTn I O ti <COL«.ECiC ’“B'?!£'?■ « » t V Iloomn 226-228 DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST N e w M e>ach R u ild in jr Rhone » n »■ m*■ * Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If wa pleaae you, tell othtra; If not, tell aa. Thooe 4J8 SANFOItD NOVELTY . WORKS •v. c. COLLER, P rop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 201 S a n fo rd , F lo rid a FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE lyaa Examined Glaaaw Danigned Henry McLaulin, Jr., O p t D. Optlcian-Optometrtat f i t B u t Firat Street Sanford, Fla. GREYSTONE HOTEL Daytona Beach, Fla. Comfortable, Airy Itonma Open the Year Around Reanor.ahle Ilatea. Spcrinl rates to parties. On Main Street, near Ocean C. M. CUSTER, Prop. |)7 Commer'lal Street—S^pfftrd. Fla. B.. W. HERNDON - t INSURANCE A G EN C Y N M '-------- AUTO--------- RONDS 3 CLASSIFIED £ rm No Hu Ha Hr Ha Ha Ha S. 0. Shinholser Pa Ha Contractor and B u ild er Ra FLORIDA Ha ■ANFOttn Classified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken for leas than 25cAnd positively no Classified Ads charged to nnyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Cbunt the words and remit arordingly. A. I*. Connelly & Sons E stablished IMH Itral Estate, Loans and Insurance FOR SALE Done IS 1UI-H M agnolia'Are. FOR SALE— 1 team mules, wagon and harness at a bargain.—E. N. Sutton, Geneva, Fla. • H2-10tp STEWART The Florist FARMERS—You can got aaod bed Cal Flowtra---------------F lo ral Design* frames and irrigation plugs at the Annual and Ornamental Plant* Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-ttfe FOR SALE— Doaicr and Guy*’ paints III M j r l le A r e . -------------- R h o n e 2 C 0 -W and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc SANFORD MACHINE F O in fA T E —Riioilo lsluiH) eggs for COMPANY setting, 15 eggs for $ 1.00. Mrs. General M achine a n d B oiler Ellsworth, Rcurdutl Avenue, San­ ford. 83-tfp W orks Cylinder Grinding FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 Phone fii-------- Sanford, Florida I stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San-' W. S. I .r a k ' & Leak J . It. C u lclu itg h Colclough IN S U R A N C E I ire—l.iTe—Auto No 3 F i r s t N n l ’l H u n k I l l d g . A n n e x SANFORD 'FLORIDA PURELY Cards of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each «f shorn. In hi* ehooen profroalos the Herald recom­ mends to the people. George A. DeCottes A tto rn ey -n t-L aw ‘" • r 8**,boI« County Bank ■ANroRU . .. FLORIDA FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW . N,lJwul Bank Building . ;. FLORIDA ■ANFUItU ULT0N J. MOUGHTON a r c h it e c t lik . Fo r d f. MiUer Bldg. ... . . . FLORIDA CHELLE MAINES s LAWYER •:—Court House H E P kO - J U S T " ! ford Ave. FOR SALE—Approximately' 7 aero farm, ono ncrc orange trcea, three ncrcs cleared under fence. Houac on place. A renl hnrgiiln. Address G. A. Spikes, Snnford, Fla. 85-ltp FOR RENT W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate To* t a n fin d t h e n a m e o f each day. , NO OR. ^ m e bom ps S S it \ h t h a t ew w ® - ^ t----- -•*------— mE -T V A ^ T f ___ 2 * w r y l i r e H uflinra* M a n (a S a n f o r d In t h i a C o l u m n *~~~i Fisher F a m l l y ^ j w o o d ^ s t i p p e d a m u g o n M s p h r e n o lo g y s t u f f r C3-tfc i P o IT sX L E —NoTi817 West 1F irst S t Attractive terms. Address owner. Box 782, Daytona, Fin. ClMfc OFFER EXTRAORDINARY One netv five room house with hath, full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ CUPIED. PRICE $3,000.00------------ —Terms to suit you * A REAL RARGAIN A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS 70-tfc FOR SALK—Small Ford truck with 1023 license. Harley-Dnvltlson mo­ torcycle aide car.—R. J. Dorson, 13th Street and Sanford Ave., City. S6-2tp WE HAVE 30,000 fino plants Adapt­ ed Gropes for quick sale in whole­ sale lots—Carmens 14Vfcc; Florida Mnlagns lOtsj Ellen Scotts 21r. De­ livery in December, small deposit re­ quired. Also Blueberries. IGe and 21o, and TREE Blackberries 3 * c . In small lots, prices away below regular season price now. For short time only. Nursery, Route Two, Box 289-H Tampa, Fla, 85-ltc FOR SALE—Set dining room furni* turc, porch swing, two wardrobes, very reasonable. Phone 264 or Call at 711 Park Ave. K4-2tp FOR SALS^-16 acre*, 5 In bearing grove, 1 in pecans, 10 cut over land. Every foot fine for citrus. Good 8room house, nicely furnished includ­ ing piano. Flowers, shrubbery, shade trees, grapes, figs, guvaa, etc., and just think of it, right in (b* town of Tael a. Good school, store, church, station, paiied street, 15 minutes from Sanford. Now resident writeai “Must be sold, cut price from 10,000.00 to $8,000,000." $2,000.00 cash will han­ dle thia deal.—B. T. Tiller, Paolm, Fla. 81-Gtc FOR RENT—3 room furnished apart­ ment with privnto bath. Herald building. Special rates for summer. R. W. Herndon. 85-6tc FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply 701 Mag­ nolia Avenue. 8(-5tc FOR RENT—Convenient large uie furnished rooms for housekeeping. Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. G-18-lmo-p HICKSON HOUSE Up’to-dalc Apartment* and Rooms Daytona Reach. Summer rates: $1.00 per day, $21 per month, including lights nnd water. Call J. F. Hickson, Phono 238-W, Snn­ ford. 7ff-tfc FOR RENT—We liave.n well located furnished home.—A. I*. Connelly & Sons. * 79-tfc FOR RENT—C o t t a g e , J. Miilson. 80-Glp FOR RENT—Bungalow, 5 rooms and hath, up-to-date. Apply W. It.tPcll, H10 West Third, Snnford, Fla. 82-ltp FOR RENT—tl room house 1215 Oak Ave. $10,00 per month.—II. R. Lewis. * 83-3tp FOR RENT—Two furnished house­ keeping rfmm $5 per week, two beds. 312 Eatt 5th Street, 84-2tp FOR RENT— Furnished room, 411 Park Ave. 84-dtp FOR RENT—Ti^ui comiDcting housekrtpiiiflf M(ftji<! futrrtlshdti. Apply 7Ifi W. First strict. 84-llttf FOR RENT—Onc''.'J-rnom apartment, furnished; one 2-room apartment after July 12. Corner Oak ami Second street. Rhone 3.—I'hillips A part­ ments. 84-Ste m i TiE N'l,— Large unfurnished apartment, 714 Oak Avenue. Phone 301. . R5-5tp * LUlMfWUUlJ tH o * * S G « » fe o w T SO OP. H 6 P ^ .< J n C IE wi,io, ik o ic p ^ e s ^ \ > w e e n S e ^ s e 0 ?rJ V H O M O R 1 <x------- FOUND LOST i T H *T B O H P .r S W O u ^ u J H E R E jl w m T to K E ^ i s u p * Lu7 o n T H E S T W P S * r ? N E sn o M ) <c e t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o r S e m l n n l c C o u n t y , A n t l e r o f A p p l i c a t i o n l o r T a x D erea T a r t e r S e r l l o n STS o f I h r t l e a e r a l F l o r i d a , titul t h e , s e a l o f s u h l C o u r t lit S ta tu te * o f ' t h e S ta le of E lorhla. ttio C o u r t H o u s e n t H a n f o r d , ’S e m i n o l e N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g l l e i i t h a t E. It County. F l o r i d a . t h i s (lie Mil d n y K l l h c c . p u r c h a s e r o f T a x C e r t lllc at n July, A. 1*. 1 3 23. ' No. n o i, d a t e d t h e M b day o f' J u n e , A. (HEAL) 14. A. IXftTMLAtUt, D. 1921. h a s (lied s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y C lerk C ircu it C ourt. o f f i c e , a n d lia* m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r B y : A. M. W e e k s , D. C. 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 ith A b -ian d erm ati A her m an, law . Snhl c e rtific a te e m b ra c e s th e H olleltor f o r f o m p i a l n n n l . fo llo w in g describ ed p ro p e rty situ a te d 1 - T - H ‘5 l - * S - S - t - n - H - r i - 9 - l - t i t c In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . E l o r l d a , t o - w l t ! l o d s 32 t o 3K ( L e s s l . o t s 31 ntirt 3N) N o l l r p o f A p p l l r n l l n n f i tr T i n D r r i l T h e ( l e l i c v n T r a c t 111 Sec. 21, T w p . In U n d e r S erllo n MS nf (h e f .ru rr* l S. It. 32 14. T h e s a i d l a n d b r i n g a s s e s s e d • S t a t u t e s n f t h e S t a l e »f C l o r h l n , nt th e d a te of th e Issu a n c e of such N o t l e u Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t II. E. e e r i l l l c a t e In t h e tiu m o o f I 'u k t i o w u . L n V i g o r , p u r c h a s e r o f T tis C e r t I (leu tu A ls o T a x C e r t I g r a t e No. 312. d a t e d No. 24«. d a t e d t h e Clh d a y o f J u n e A. t h e Kill d a y o f Jq u 'e . A. D. 1921, h a s h . I»S«, h a s filed s n h l e e r t t i t r a t e In llli'd s a i d e e r i l l l c a t e In m y o f f i c e , a n d tny o f f i c e , a m t h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n him 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 f o r 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 t o I s s u e Id a c c o r d a n c e ' w i t h l a w . S H.,,.,* aid w ith law . Hntd e e r i l l l c a t e e m h r n e e a e m i n e n t 4) e m b r a c e s ( h e ■ f o l i o w i n g d e ­ t h 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 ­ s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e u a t e d In S e m i n o l e C o t m i y , K l o r l d n , t o ­ C o u n t y . E l o r h l a . t o - w l t : sW U of w n : L o t s I I . Ifi. IS. a n d IT. I l r a d l e y ' s N E ’4 W. of l l l v c r . See. 59. T w p *n A d d i t i o n t o I.niiKWnnd. T h e s a i d l a u d S. tl. 33 K S acres. T in - s a i d l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a l e of t h e ls- b e i n g a s s e s s e d n t t h e d a t e o f t il e l»u a u c e o f s u c h e e r t l l l c n t e In t h e n a m e s i o l n e e o f s u e h e r r t l f i r u t o In t h e n a m e o f E, It. t l r u d l c y . C n l e s s s a i d c e r t l l l - o f E ii l tn o w ti . U nless suhl c rrtlD c n te s c iiln s h a l l h e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o s h a l l h e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g I n Ipw l a w T a x D e e d w i l l I s s u e t h e r e o n o n T a x D e e d w ill I s s u e t h e r e o n o n t h e t h e 13rd d n y o f J u l y A. D. 1913. 30th d a y oT J u l y .A. I*. 19 23. W IT N K 8 8 my official s i g n a tu r e a n d W ITN E S S my official s ig n a tu r e add s e a l t h i s t h e ICMi d a y o f J u n e A. D. s e a l t h i s t h e 23rd d a y o f J u n e , A. D. 1933. 1953, (SEA L) K. A. D o n t L A S S , (SE A L ) t : A. .1 Hit h i L ASS. C lerk C ircu it C ourt. C l e r k .C ir c u it C o u r t . K e rnlhote C o u n t y , E l o r h l a . S e m i n o l e C o u n tV ; E l o r l d a . My: A M. W E E K S , D. C, Ily: A. M. W E E K S . D, C. G - H i- 2 3 - 3 0 - 7 - 7 - l l - 2 l c C t c . . f i - 2 3 * 3 0 - 7 - 7 - H - 2 l- 2 S .f i t e , h alf. ( S ' , ) of (h e S o u th h a lf ( S ' , ) of hi Hit' N o r t h e a s t ( j u n r t e r . ( N 14K I n f t h e S n u t h e a s l ( j i t n i t r r ( S I 4 H ) o f S e c llu ti T h i r t y - s i x (3 * ), T o w n s h i u N in eteen ( l » ) S o u th M ange T h i r t y (30) H ast. It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e syyorn h i ll n f r o m p l a l n l llle u - n »ti»a r- .u * o t h a t y o u h a v e o r c l a i m to h a v e a o in c I n t e r e s t III n n d (•> t h e l a n d s h e r e i n a b o v e d e ­ sc rib e d . th e r e f o r e , you. Sn llle P a r k h u r s t a n d ,14. C. P n r k h u r s t a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d a n d r e q u i r e d t o lie a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a i d C i r c u i t t ’n i ir t . a t t h e C o u r t b o o s e In H a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n t h e 23rd d a y u f J u l y , A. D. 1953, a n d t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e n n s y v c r in t h e hill o f c o m p la in t ex h ib ited a g a in st you. o th e r w 'l s e n d e c r e e p r o c n n f e s x o w i l l lie e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. A n d a ll p a r t i e s r l a l m l n g Interest l,,,d e r R n b e r t N. P a y n e , d e c e a s e d , n r o t h e r w i s e In n n d t o t h e l a n d * a f o r e ­ said a re W ra h y o rd e re d a n d re q u ire d t o lie a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a i d C i r ­ c u i t C o u r t , a t t h e C o u r t h u i l s e in H a n ­ ford, E lo rld a. on th e 8th d a y o f A u ­ g u s t . A. D, 1953. b e in g th e A u g u s t Mule D ny, n n d t h e n a n d t h e r e n i n k a a n s w e r t o t h e h i ll o f c o m p l a i n t (lied III t h i s c a u s e , o t h e r w i s e a d e c r e e p r o e o i i f e s s o w i l l ho e n t e r e d a g a i n s t s a i d u n k n o w n p arties. It Is o r d e r e d t h n t t h i s n o t l e e h e p u b ­ l i s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , it n e w s ­ p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . E l o r l d a . o n c e a- w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u ­ t i v e yve eks n s t o t h e k n o w n p u r l t c * . d e fen d a n t, and once n w eek fo r e ig h t eim se cu tlv e w e e k s ns to tho u n k n o w n p a rtie s , ile fen d n ill. W IT N E S S my hand n n iL lh o seal of (lie s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t o n ( h i s t h e I t h d a y of J u n e . A. D, 19 23. (SE A L ) 14 A. DO CfILA SR. C lerk o f th e C ircu it C o u rt. ' S e n i l i u d e C o u n t v. E l u r l d a . I I v : A. M. W E E K S . D. C. G e o r g e tl. H e r r i n g , • • Solicitor and C ounsel f o r C o m p la in an t* . 8 -9-16-23-3(1-7 - 7 - I t - 2 1 - 2 3 - g - t - * t o Mrs. P. S. Morton nnd son Ted spent the day with Mrs. J. S. Dinkel Saturday. J. A, Ristlinc and Mrs. F. J. Nelntyer attended the American poultry show a t Dclatnd Inst Wednesday. E. L. Dinkel has accepted n position in the East Park Garage nt Winter Haven. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. IVa Iter Hand, Miss Marion Hand, Mr. nnd Mrs. (’nrl Schultz nnd little daughter were visi­ tors in town Sunday afternoon. Miss M argaret Stunrt spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Stunrt. T. P. Lewis nnd Chnriie Hartley took in the baseball games at Orlan­ do the 4th. ■' Mr. and Mrs. New nnd little son of \ n l l r r o f A |i|»l la*nHon f o r Tn% D r r i l I n t h e C i r c u i t U i i u r t, Sex r u t h J u i l l r l a l ( ‘I r e , i ll , In n n d f u r I h r C n n n t y n f l r r HrrHtii! JVT.1 o f I h r G r i t r r t t l Orlando were visitors in town Wed­ l Ni iif m S em inole E ln rld n . In I 'l in u r r r y , n t r n aif i l i r HIIn I r ,iif I 'liirltln , C IT A T IO N . Nh II i t In lirrrh )* w lv a n t h a t Mrn. nesday. W i l l i a m A. E l t l s . Sr.. J . I*. D a v i d s o n , t r l l r Manla'V, p i i r r l m n t 'r o f T a x t V r - j Mrs. Chaffer spent Thursday in 1O1Vit'iifa t' N»», 17V d a ( Mil t l i r Htli ilny o f * l b l a i d P r i n t l u g C o m p a n y , u c o r p u r n I !• m! T. E. Co,yell, J . A. W i l l i a m s . Formosa with her daughter, Mrs. Ted j JuIK ' A I ». I!*21, h a n Ilia d niiht r u r t l ! ’. It D i i lf l u . l l o w a r i l D c v c r l l n . J. r a l r In m y offii*i». anal h a s mailt* n p p tl* M. W a l l a c e , V. I \ ( ’o i le r , a n d MllxaTice. r j il l n ti f»*r T a x I hu-d t o Imhui* In lit*- | h e l h L e o n a r d , w i d o w a n d o n l y h e i r - Notl ee of Apiillentlnn for T a x M e e d w ith law . Halil r«*rl lfh*atr Mrs. Eckles nnd children of Ocoee I'airiluna'a* nt - l a w o f N, II. L e o n a r d , d e c e a s e d . I m i c e S e e d . Ill 373 irf (hr (ieneral amihrna'i'H tin* f(dh*\vlm r a1rK<*t*lhrtl C o m p lain an ts, S t at ut e* of th e Stale of Clnrlrta. are the guests of her mother, Mrs. ( i m p o r t > a l l i i n l r i l hi Homhinh* iMiiinty. j Vs. N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t 14. M. t 'o s e y I h u l t l a . t o - w l t : Ni:*4 o f S \ V | , Hai\ 3t’., I l n t l l e M i l le r , ( l i r e P n y n e ) a n il D. A. Kramer. p u r c h a s e r o f T a x C e r H I l e a t e No. 386, Tw p. 21 S. It 32 K h M. to a r r a a. T l i r I M ille r, h e r h u s b a n d . S iilllc P a r k - d a t e d t h e tilli d n y o f J u n e A, D. 1931, J. E. Phipps nnd Delmore MeWork­ nn lil In lid htdifi^: “iihei *anvil a t t l i r tint** h u r s t , ( l ic e P n y n c i . a n d 14. C, P a r k - 'h a s tiled s a i d e e r t l l l c n t e Itt m y o f f i c e , o f iHHimna'a* o f a u i'h i*i"r t I l ir a I a* In t l i r ! i i r s l , lo r h u s b a n d , n m l ( h e h e l r s - n t - a n d h a s m a d e a p p lic atio n for T ax man were visitors in Orlando Thurs­ iiiuni* of N. u Sw uiiHon, I ’i i I i mn hu Ii! { hlaw of M ary E. H erndon ( ne ii D e d l lo I s s u e Iti n e r o r d i i n e e w i t h l a w . r o i l Mica to ^ III! II lie ri'dra'ma-at u r r o r i l P a y n e ) , d e c e a s e d . n a m e l y . W , Ik day. h u t t*» l a w T a x lt«*-i| w i l l IsNtia* th i- r o o u 1 H e r n d o n a m i 14vn A. H e r n d o n , hi* S a i d e e r t I Ileal it e m b r a c e s t h e f o l l o w ­ i n g d e s e t 'l h e d p roperly s i t u a t e d ill Mr. nnd Mrs. Dough, Mr. and Mrs. o n t l i r 23rd d a y o f J u l y A l». 1023. w i f e . C, |>, l l i r l l d o n a m t l .l l l l c 14. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . E l o r l d a . t o - w l t : HH W IT K K H S in y o f f i c i a l kIn u n i l ir e m id j I l o r n d o u , h i s w i f e . H o lie r ! 14, l l e r n * o f L o t 3, Her. 17. T w p . 21 H, M a n g o 30 Muson, of Tampa, were the wqck end mini U i I h t h e lilili d a y of J u n e A* 1» • i l o n a n d J e s s i e S. H e r n d o n , h i s w i f e , T h e said lan d b e in g IH23 • ii, I’ H e r n d o n a n d E l o r r n r e l l e r n - j E a s i - t n a c r e * . guests of J. E. Phipps. a s s e s s e d a l t h e d a l e n f t h o I s s u a n c e of (SE A L ) . I!. A I MUM 11 .ASH. ib m . h i s w i f e , a n d a lt u n k n o w n ] s u e h e e r t I d e a t e Itt Hie m i m e o f U n ­ Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Miss Olive iMork i ' I i t u H I ’o u r t . h eirs, d ev isee s, leg a te e * , g r a n te e * nr k n o w n U n less snhl e e rtlllcn te s h a ll S t t tiliin lu I ’o u n t y . IM orhla o ilier c la im a n t* u n d e r H u b e r t N, be r e d e e m e d iie e urdltlK Dinkel spent tho 4th In Orlando the t o inw T a x n> a m w i : i ; k h . i u ', Pnyne, deceased, or o th erw ise, D e ed w i l l Issue t h o r r u n on th n 6th d a y r , . 1(1- 23-30-7* 4 - 1 t ♦21 • 6 It*. guest of Mrs. E. ,C. Mary. I l e f e m l a n t s. of A u g u s t . A. D. 1953. N n l l r e of A |i|illl*st I n s Tor T«% D r r i l 4 The Daily Ilcrald, 16c par week. t ' m l r r X r i'llo n 373 n f llic L r n r r n l M i a tw tr a » r it>. s t a t e n r t ' l n r l i l n . N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h u l J. 14. \ ti fh*r i i f Ajip H r n t l nit f u r T m D rril I h i r t b ' t l . purrliiiMi'r of T a x O r t l l l c u t e t t i i l r r N P H lim M 5 « f ll»r H r w r r n l No 333. rt n ti ‘!| flu ' 1. 1li d a y of J u l i e A S i n ! tatm nff I h r W ln lr n f Fliirlilw. I* 1921, l ie s n b *1 s a i d c**rillleale In m y N o l l r v Ir l i r r c l i y islvrii I fiat K S V c r iu iy . p u r r lia tier t»f T a x U r r i l l l r a l r o f f i c e , nurt Inis tiiniln a p p l i c a t i o n f o r a x D e ed !>• liomc In i i c c o r d n n c e w i t h No, 227, ala i n i H i r Otli tjiiy «»f .1 urir. A. T S a i d I 'e r l i f l c u l e i*tub r a c e s t h e D. *1921 • Iiuh f l in t kii IiI a a T t l f l r a l r In m y law*. f o llo w in g d escrib ed pro p erty s itu a te d n f f l r r , anal Ha« maa|a» i ip p l i r n tl a m f o r T a x Uui’il t o I sal i a* hi riiTair<laiiri’ w i t h In S e m i n o l e r o m i i y . E l o r h l a . t o - w l t : N. t'o . law . Halil c e r t l l l r n l r rmt»rac*4‘a tin* L ot I3U, A Main on I e I. 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T o w n a h lp T w e n ­ C lerk C ircu it C ourt. Much development is reported from tt iyo- ntu nH* e (v2r1n)t r eSno u (1 th of K a lia n T w e n ty S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a. Altoona nnd with the completion of n i n e 129) E a s t . • I ly : A M. W E E K S . D. C. I t u p r a r l n a f r o m t h r ' a w u r n h ill o f the new hard road from that placo to K m l l y J. I t a d w o o d , j o i n e d by h e r h u s ­ 6 - 1 0 - 1 3 - JO-7-7* H *31-S ic . h e r r l n Hied, AatOf it is expected that a real boom tbha an td . yTo uh o umnads' eJ.a c Kh erturond, qf y o u a r e d e f e n d ­ N a i le r a f A p p llc a lia n f u r T a x Deed U n d e r M r r l l u a 679 u f ( h r G e n e r a l will take place. A. L Confer, of Penn- a n t s In s a i d h i l l : l h a l y o u r r e s i d e n c e s d l a l u l r a u f I k e Ntnttt u f ,1'L rrlda. m u n k n o w n ; t h a t earl, of you. I h r hylvania, has purchaaod a large tract aaafil N fitlP e la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t M. B. n a m e d d v r r n d a n l a . If l i v i n g . Is l u r k e t t . p u r c l i a s e r o f T a x t ’e r t l n c a l c of land near the towit'iind will devcl- o v e r t h e n g e of t w e n t y - o n e y e a r s : INn. 337. d a t e d t h e * t h d a y n f J u n e A. t h a t t h e r e Is n o p e r s o n In t h e S t a t e o f ope it a t once. Charles Dempe, of St. E l u r l d a . t h e s e r v i c e n f s u b p o e n a u p o n D. 19X1. h a n file d s a i d r e r l l f l e a t e In h o m w o u l d h i n d t h n amid d e f e n d a n t s . m y o f f i c e , a n d h u a m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n Louis recently purchased 260 acres w U l i v i n g , u r H i l l e r of i b e p t . a n d It f u r T a x D e e d I n I s s u e In n r r u r d a n e c therO and will set it out in citrus 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 h ill w i t h t a w . 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T h e said lan d b r in g a sse ss ed Umatilla—Methodist church com­ anba omvee o r d rni ar rmi he es d a r e p ruonpkenr ot yw. n t wo h ot h*e! a l t h e d a t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f s u e h pleted, much other building under c o m p l a i n a n t ; I T IS T I I K I l K E O i t K o i l - cCenr lt ei fsisc a tsea i dIn r tehr el l t tncaaml ee sohf a lUl n kb ne o wr ne .­ D K U K D th a t you a n d .e a c K o f you a n d way. a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n ( m e r e s t In d e e m e d f i c c u r d l n g t u l a w T a x D e e d s a i d l a m i a a p p e a r t e t h e h i ll o f c o m ­ w i l l I s s u e t h e r e n u o n t h e I 3 r d d a y of p l a i n t h e r r l n nird o n o r b e f o r e M o n ­ J u l y A. D. 1**3. W I T N E S S tny o f f l r l u l s i g n a t u r e a n d Lakeland—Atlantic Coast Line to d a y . t h e 3 r d d a y , e f H r p t e i e i n u y . A. D. s e a l t h i s t h e IC th d a y o f J u n e A. D. spend $86,000 on now shops. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t J b t f n o t i c e 1911. K. A. DOCtILAHH. b e p u b l i s h e d | n t M H a n l a H p | e r a l d . (SEAL) C lerk C ircu it C ourt. a n e w s p a p e r publish ed In Sanford. S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a. Quincy —^ 5 0 ,0 0 0 Presbyterian S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d * , o n c e a w e e k B y : A. M. W E E K S . 1). C. fo r e ig h t c o n se cu tiv e w eeks. churrfi being built. U Wit n e s s k . a . Douaiat*. clerk of 6 - l 4 - 2 3 - 3 0 - 7 - : - 1 4 - l l - C l r . \mW* rr T ■*)---------- - ■ —d WANTED rl f i ' C T ASP 1 T o S a i l I •• I ' a l k b u r s t a n d 14. C. C u r k W IT N E S S my official s ig n a tu r e and liu t'st,,, S tu ), .PraUKifccbx CaUXpcnUL; . , s e a l Hits ( h o 30 th d n y o f J u n o A. D 193], T o a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n ­ . ( S E A L ) 14 A. DUCtILAHH. d e r Mohi'i't N, Pity lie, deceased, or t’lork C irc u it C o u rt. u l h e y w l s e , In a n d i n t h e f o l l o w i n g d e ­ S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , E ta . s c r i b e d l a n d s lx In g a n d b e i n g lu S e m i ­ Ily : A. M W E E K S . D. C. nole C o u n ty . E lu rld a . lo - w ll; S o u t h 6 - 3 0 - 7 - 7 - I t - 2 1- 2 8 - 3 - 1-file Tl» A L L P l t t l P I I I T V MW M i l l s MW N IN E PH M P I4 IIT V MN NA \ E d i t II A V E . I H i n t E l I ' l ' l l N T I I E E T SMI T i l T O T E .N T II H T l I K K T l N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e c O l i a t r u r t l o n o f t h e a s p h a l t p a v e m e n t on S a n f o r d A v e n u e , f r o m E l f l h St, s o u t h t o T e n t h S t r e e t , lia s b e e n c o m p l e t e d , a n d th e c o m p le te d w o rk h a s been du ally a c c e p te d by t h e C ity C o m m is s io n o f th e C ity of S n n fo rd . 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I T h e a b o v e htSI f o r e g o i n g f inal a s s e s s m e n t s a r e p a y a b l e w i t h o u t I n l r r e s t u p I n J u l y 37. 1921, n n d f r o m a n d a f t e r e a l d d a l e s a i d s p e c i a l «s«i s s m c n l s w i l l h e p a y a b l e un*y on*y In lt e un e q u a l a n n u a l I n s t a l l m e n t s w i t h I n t t r e s t i t 1 % p e r a n n u m u n a ll d e f e r r e d p a y m e n ts . W i t n e s s m y h a n d ua C i t y t ; i c r k a n d t h e S e a l n f t h e C i t y u r t U u f o r d , t h i s 2 l l h d a y n f J u n e A. D. 1913. (SE A L ) . U n . P H I M P S . C ity C lerk . ^ :7 -3 0 -7 -(-7 -ll-l(-ll-* l _ _________ . ] ■ $ T o be b o r n i T o l(c b o r n e Nun* *er of A ssessm i nt � 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 07, 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/e34df841dabcf46be9a343c4d336653e.pdf d4d5297189888ea5c852a39b4147ca50 PDF Text Text mm IN THE HEART OF 36 States N< ro t N a tf! B ^ n k Continues to Crovjr Larger and Larger lemmit Today Shows gM L1 Wonderful th ere had been inform al conferences w ith re p re se n ta tiv e s of a t least one qf th e othor powers which received th e s t t f e departm n t’fl propoanl. Inquiry a t the s ta te d ep artm en t b ro u g h t no in ­ form ation oh point n o r w as th e re an y th in g indicated w h a t nation The F irst National Hank in a state­ had in tim ated favoraM o a ttitu d e tow ard Hughes* plan. I t appear­ ment today in this paper called by th« ed certain, however, th tr e had been a t least an in d efin ite suggesNational Comptroller, shows that this tion th a t tho plan m ight be found acceptable by powttra concerned Untie! county [lent by witnesses who testified i had been' associated ;wlth him isen y e a n . . W itnesses, were last up by dkfenro In re b u ttil, tty having closed l u c*eo ihortly court c o n te n d early, today. « attended T sbert, Who the state ts was whipped to death In ths oft pneumonia. Judge McMpllcn fine batik continues to grow ejl the time and Is Mgettlng better day by day In every way.” Without *ny mention of the several Items that look good to thp aveyajro stoekholdir, depositor and investor , tho one item of of.fMpqaJts Investor deposits is especially fine Jo*t at this reason of Jbc year. ’JTho deposits today show 31,302,217.88 and the loans, and dis­ count* $850,039.97. Othero Items list­ ed show a big growth and this First National Bank is to bo congratulatod upon; their fine showjng In what is probably the dullest time In the year to mako a statement. T he'F irst National Hank la building a fine new six story building and is also assisting In builtjtog.np Sanford. Glance over their statem ent today and send a copy of this paper to some of yotiy friends who want to know about Sanford and her financial Institutions. The Seminole County Bask and the Peoples Bank will al*o make a fins showing when they make their state­ ments a t a later data, ' It Is the bank statements th a t «how the financial status of any city and arerypne is proud of the showing of the Sanford banks. L M. Chambers, a member of the ry, Is threatepad with kppcndlellU, dors say. He was able to enter i box for a Short white during the using session. Because of his 01is, the aftorpoon session was two drs late In getting Ultder way. rejournment was taken a t 4:80 ftyr, a t the request of the Juror's Impeaching testimony t y the stete stored Vs* short session. Mr. J. Johnson, a t ona time the i» jnlasary\Wp*r for Jty lumb*r ntence a t the lunamr»th resulted. \ Mr. Johnson Is Dr. Jdi« brothcrflaw, and It Wsa brow l but on ess examination' th a t 1 was dlaurged by the lumbar c as*, the witness said, of isundcritending/ f ■ Esrl Callahan told M e m o i rrosa examination th at pa lumber company on C rtL " are planning to develop ana open up for sattieraent In tha near future. Experts say th a t the "8ugsr Bowl” Is one of tha most fertile sections of tha state for gardening and general vegetable growing* Key West—1250,000 government lighthouse to be erected. Dr. Jonas attributed the death of Ta hart to lobar* pneumonia, and yester dgy eras corroborated by aix expert witnesses. V.- 'V.'fy-.v' ■ • ■*< Ssrersl character wltoasaes testi­ fied aa to the reputation of Higgin­ botham. T. yr. Cash, a character witness for the defense, was allowed to testify during the rebuttal by agreement, as to tbs character and reputation of Dr. Jonas, which ha said waa food. My. Cash is superintendent of ths Taylor county school* and a former States Cannot Escape'Her European Ob­ - ■' . ligations 1 Wblr he contended tho Unted must ad Europe h sdjustng ts offers, ho asserted nothing In that direction could be accomplished by Jotping an International Coprt of fustic*. , No reference was made in the statement to domestic politics, notwithstanding the announcement before his depar­ ture for Europe th at he woujd dlscues the possibility of becoming a presidential candidate as urged by h b friends, on Ms return. - Declaring that . .nothing had., been done by the O n lttf f tu ts . to aasb t In the solution of European problem*. Senator Underwood said that this country could not escape its obliga­ tions. If there la not war, he assert­ ed. “it would ba . solely because Eu­ rope 1* financially and economically exhausted." "Wo are not a party," be con­ tinued, "to the causes of the strife a sthey exist today In Europe, and theoretically It certainly Is not neces­ sary for our country to become In­ volved. We must remember th a t in 1914 when war broke out In Europe we stood for peace. In 1917 w* were |n the Wff wld lh e tone of America were dying on the battlefield of E u ­ rope. I can not believe th at the peop|s of America h*vs forgotten thslr pledge to aid In securing tha paac* ot the world, tah t they have forgotten that our man and women »aM w* were fighting M»at w* might mska tea world • batter place In wkleh to live." . ( Declaring that government abroad statement continued, “seem paralys­ ed so fa r. as helping, to t h a | direc­ tion; we seem to be standing In re­ spect to ths affaire of B u ro fi with­ out a policy, without courage nr con­ viction, without anything th a t goes to make a man a man o r a govern­ ment a governm ent Wa seam to be Just observing and drifting, a t least so far as the public is allowed to know—we continue to d rift down stream an dthe rear of the cataract can be beard ahead.” ■>> f ’ It would not be necessary for the United 8tates to , anter Into the League o f . Natiopa o r. tb s. World Court' to dU cnargb^lta obligations, the Alabama senator asserted, add­ ing the United SU tcs, however, should have “a policy looking to the ultimate psace of the world and re­ habilitation of tho shattered financial conditions. ' “ Distressed economic conditions In Europe states," Mr. Underwood pre­ dicted, "will eooner o r'la te r, unless they are remedied, bring distress and disaster to our people a t home. Most of this might have been avoided If wa had played our part when the great war dosed, but we did not. We rejected the tre a ty of Versailles and have pot nothing In IU place—wa m ight have been fa r on the highway to permanent peace and restored busfneok and Industrial conditions If we n a tio n with efforts Sdrhich Wine of tbo state legislatures will soon maka to pot into offoct o c^aollno tax in or> der that mora rvvonuo may bo riaeed, Interest attache! to a report on the gasoline tax aituation Juat made public showing that 36 stales now exact such tax—an Increase of 17 ao faf this year. Speaking statistically 76 per cent of the states now collest a tax on gasoline. The 17 stataa which passed gaso­ line tax laws this year are as fol­ lows. Alabama, S cents; California, 1 cents; Delaware 1 cent; after De­ cember 31 two centa; Idaho t cents; Indiana 2 centa; Maine 1 cent; Ne­ vada 2 centa; New Hampshire 1 cent aqd 2 cents after Jan. 1; Oklahoma 1 cent; Tennessee I cents; Texas 1 cent; Utah two and one half,cents; Vermont 1 cent; Virginia 8 cents; Wisconsin 2 cents; West Virginia t cents; Wyoming 1 cent, . . The ten states to increase the tax this year are as follow*! Arkansas from 1 to 3 cents; Colorado from 1 to 2 centa; Florida from 1 to 3 centa; Maryland from 1 to 2 centa after Jan. 1, 1924; Montana from 1 to 2 cent; North Carolina from 1 to I cents; South Carolina from I to I rent*; WnshtftjftoKi from I to 2 cents, CIIICAOO, July ®.—The Federated Farmer-Labor party with a platform under the leadership of the workers patty o f America was born hero last night, but In which the farm er-labor party refuted to participate. A sub­ stitute to the organisation’s eoropleio platform was submitted by pm oaacua of the farmer-labor delegates bat was tabled by thunderous* Votes. One of the n b stitu to sections pro­ vided that no organisation affiliated with the Thjrd Internationals dt Mos­ cow: could be a group to the party. ' It la said th a t a largo share of the gasollno tax will be used by the verious states for the purpose of build­ ing and maintaining highways pri­ marily for the use and benefit of those persons owning and operating motor driven vehicles and In each state the tax is In addition' to the license or registration fee exacted Under tho lew. At mora by good highways than do the Isrgs-nom btr of teapayeVf who »rc not fortunate enough to possess a "flivver." The constitutionality of the act providing for tha tax tya been tasted In a number 6f sU taa’ but Inv sriab ly bald. Wbil o "Joy riding" hereafter fn many stotes will coat more money, It Is worth the price. . 1 S o u th e rn F r e ig h t A s s o c ia tio n * t o Meet in ass Proposal T* Am rus Container Tariff. Ing to b* held tithe} In AtifOte bf Orlando July 17, h ts been called by tks Southern Freight Association, to discuss proposal to amsnd citrus fruit container tariff, it wu« learned hwrw. It Is proposed In amendment* sched­ uled to come up to provide fruit eratee which m o s t’be fastened with three h*>p* of birch, m et.l or liber a t each and and penter WHh pm slty MurrfP an flair .> _ lo g F a r H eller W ages ATLANTIC c n Y ^ J d y T ^ 'N e g o intions th st probably will tab* th* better p art of the a s s t two months began hero today between anthracite operators and apinera to work oat a new contract If passible to replace wage agreement which expires Au­ gust 31, Mora than one hvrirw f men representing either minor* or coal companies and affecting one hundred and flfty-flv» thousand workers In apthraclfe fields of Pennsylvania have gathered for Joint conftamee. At today’s meeting it was planned (e r th* miners to piaaept tn fw teeli/ international Mi«. Worker. o | '* * « > » , » < V ^ J after Jan. 1, 1924. ure to prcrldo fastenings, Watchman Indicted For StJipr’s Death At Key W est on Trial Federated Laborpi of the fartnartlabor delegatee, osten­ sibly In th slr own convention. The recess waa taken to permit up­ on their further urtJpn. A t t ty t Un** • farmer-labor caucus to decide time the Workers Party of America, which C. E. Rpthenberg, pn# of Us group leaders, bald, was a branch of the Communist party, waa In'control. Jay (j, Brown, National Secretary of the Farmer-Labor pgrty, to* PU t* bwn hero several day*, will tmm the demands In an add rose In jrjhlcb ho wIU go gonorelly Into reesens for asking Increase In wages. ‘ All Predictions West her Prophet. Bay That Just Bo Much Moisture Falls I>srfs* Vear The local weather sharks SI* pre­ dicting a dry fail—dry w f s r as te ttf Nationalisation of all public utlllgj^V^..*.: • ' Operation of Industries on a basis of v o rge n *nd farmers Increasing Just how much t|»*y know about tty contro| Df management and operation weather remains to'be seen but they l h m i l h their own economic organlsa- back, up their statem ent with ^Ihf fact that Just ao much moisture faty Maximum security against dsstitution, unemployment, sickness and high ts red Over a certain parted of It falle during certain month* nil prices. ona time aa we seam to be getting .G overm »«ui reasonable since a glance a t the rainfall fig maklnx*violation a t ^i p mpkiag violation 'a offense. would indicate and the "oldest ini ? Government enactment of 'a law itant" comas forward with tha si maklMr the federn) reterye howd m int that such a wet spring apd as I t m the farmers, and workers. summer has not bssp knowp In FI Child labor H V * rw pjw - da In many, many years. Tb# fans ma»t to children over 19 years o f age. who watch the weather closely/ A apldlsr bonus t o > f a ty * ^rt* te a t a certain amount of ral* the levying of Inhsritalyw t u n , ex* eta* profits, surtaxes oi} uitehrood lq- cornea every year or If a llafj amount falU thla year more rain fan aaxt year and ao oh to thOj, ^ y jrtm a n t the chapter. If thU U t l s ease law fpnda fop which to be n M ti1!^ have been thy on witUf t|p to J tasstlon similar to that of Ute Botdter year and now w* are getting It al tment of a «Mteri?lty Insurance one big Rood and after1Uw flood1 hlch would ppvjde RlU V*** come ths drotikht. ijn® *K«»f saga compvnssUon t^ tU -p ro f- telE ^ow over, ths mothpr* on* mopth W «ra W»4 it of a minimum Uvlag f* titil M rt of flowing w a ft, for all WOftUkra. there <| a }rem plsntlqff tltei t �. ■ L* M r t r i n O >Ultla« r « I (•!■* a.rH k rr# m r t e l u •pee are N l w l i l .l .a , writ* i to tala t m n o n t , . M m Ir lr tk n * Ik* IIM . ll'a tn i mm mm P i Ruth Spencer, Mr. and Mr*. Stewart, 'if Dutton and Virgil Lee Smitji, and illsrty Flower*. ,► . v'-* r V j V ’V rectory, coating $12,901 M Dads' City- Seaboard A ir Lino R. It. to boUd $14,000 station. BNGAGflMfiNTO AND WEDDINGS p F INTgM W T I ^ W l B fT A fij, i MU* Mne Petri*. Oakland, to Hr. att*H < .tft. Horace HtiH, Oakland.' . , Ml** porothy Afcram*, Tampa, to Mr. and M rs. D. P. Weeks-and child Mf>,|!^Sone Zachafla*, Atlanta. of Jacksonville are spending a short Mfia Kjlnry' Lockard, Jacksonville, time here # t the Montezuma. / '*' (o' M r!‘LoOls •• (Damn to, HunUvIllo, Ala. Mr. and’Mr*. It. I ,-Mjss Lene Cooper, Jacksonville, to Wal»* wHf* ammig ■Mr.TDrrry FouraVcr, Jacksonville. ; a t 't h f Mctotviunui i Mftir Anna Banlptofi, Reaper, to Mr. Clover Vc Art bur, Cordcle, n ' '# **r f»}KV‘T"*•*' V \ . * • Miss Lucy kyrd • UA. , V. v ‘ * ,, • day m ost.farta'ahtl , 'Wlaa: R eita FWiik, Jackaonville, to friend* at^Dayton* Mr! Robert Pen land, Jackaonville. .Ml**1Vartna W ^ghV ’Jacksonville, to'Ml*!4 Weltrir Chaplin, ’Jackaonvtaf. MU. G e r a ld I n a /l td M , Jacl*6n- R. E. Herndon and,Me*. J . S. Stumon spent the day yesterday at Orlando. ' _____ Mr. and Mra. C. L. B ritt and family motored to Daytona Beach yesterday whena they *pent tho afternoon. _____ Mr. J . L. Betts of Woodbury, Ga., returned home 8unday after a visit with his brother, Mr. C. A. netta, who is eery ill a t hi* home on Oak avenue. , (_ t t ’ , ;__ Mr. and Mr*. D, V. Drummond »nd Mr. and Mra. David Caldwell were a congenial party spending the day y n t ir d s f at Daytona Bc*ch. v *. v . . i i. ■■ — Mr, and Mr*.'R. 8. Holly and Jack anAtikslr guest*, Mr. and Mrs. Woods and ton* of Ellenwood spent the day yesterday most delightfully at Dayton# Beach. * It -------B. J. Mays of Tampa and C. W. Lloyd of ‘Orlando w ere, among the buelnese visitors here Wednesday and made their headquarters a t the Montezuma. . , , . * • Mr. and Mra. W. V. Wilson, Bill, Archle and JSdna Wilson and W. E. Wigenmann. made up a party spending, the day yesterday at Daytona Beach. ,, ' , » i' --------- J' Mr. and Mr*. G. D. Bishop returned home last, evening from Jacksonville where they spent the past three day* as tbe guests of Mra. G. D. DeCottes, 8r. -------• Mrs .Lucius Mcl^eod and baby of P#A*\C(ty ate the guests of her moAH*r(' Mra. Mary Higgins and risM r,'M i’s. .Ralph Wight, at their home In Roe* Court. ■ '• --------, Mr. and Mr*. Henry Mcljiulln and Henry McLaulin, Jr., agd Victor MoU Ulln,iWHl JftlfA .tyla ,^ f n * m oored to Daytpna Beach- Wednesday where they remained until thl* morning. ,. B — •— Mr. in d Mrs. George Richard Hartley, and. Miss Fresll Houser of Columbiibp* C., are the guests of Mrs. Hartl#$’$ patWnU, Mr. and f i r t . Turn e r . H ouser,’ai.^thrir hqme,.<m R f - The Herald for first daaa Job work. AOOtbrr glorious rain a; ilarloua Fourth. . . Onr community .1* aaddcned — T O N IG H T NOkMA TALMADGE, EUGENE O'BRIEN In Robert Hlchmi* u mJ* end drama, now the scrW8 , ' nation of America Hoston today nt Mount Hope Yliapcl and the Interment made in Bouton by MV. and Mr*. FJ. G. Park spent the curred at hia home h Soujth . Chu»luota Friday mopilng pt 4:3^) o'clock, the aide oT her late husband whose Fourth a t Daytona Beach. death occurred nbout oeven year* Vwpaww U J j Say* Site W u R o t the result of a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Harrell wn* born in Klasim* ■ (I t was hotter at the beach yester­ Here tempestuous love sad f a -, 1 Down, Saffered With Her Back, day th n n .it was Jiere in Sanfqrd all men, Fla* July SO, 1$01. Died Jpn* dnrvrer* p la j. thou***, f I !• Took C a r tH tn d ' 29, 1&3, larking one (month nnd oho Urea sweep across (he day of be in* C2 yoara old. H# wP* beauty. Vast accncs— the son* of Jamea -and Eliza Hurat they como; they go-iuvl ,™cs Harrell, deceased. • j ... Rldeidtld, Ind.—“ I flK , Mr. Harrell united with tho Chu- Hardware 'Cottpariy Vtas o de'bf the th d ’W o m R l ^ h i i % . r ^ r a ’e st hardware and plumbing es- write A line Of *Q, to My tj luota Baptist church in 1882, living Also **Thf Howling Poccert,-, J A conucratod hnd . loyal ,'f^iftbcr to part'Century comedy. J t'hr 1; i: tlhl: t “* Uw,‘, t r the denomination of his ,belief for -^ -s a t u r d a y J over 40 year*. Ho. wa* a conslstcpt n the death of Mr. Fcmald hi* ggHroid Street, thl* city, member of the f \ A. M. lodge of WALTER HEIRR (, t. disposed of tho business and »<| wad 111 run-down i Qvicdo. He was married in 1882 to m$do her home in Boston, hor former Ihougtit they would lose m( Hour"! MU*. Martha Jacobs, daughter .of W. home. She loft the beautiful Fcrnald f ^ ^ ’ul. W . W S e I <5. Jacobs, one of the first pioneers home to the city of Sanfnrd for tho u > | do not regret it, Fe/nald-Laughton Memorial Hospi- to do all Oiy work and do I talmas a tribute to her husband and* “ i*1*?* Jjre chddren. f The Daily Ileruld, 15c 1ier mother with the provisions thnt ,,, my “ wn work foi a certain sunf of money be paid by find time to play. , We all j the city ns long as sho lived. It was Every sick and run-down ’ a , i l , and » m m o rl.l that » ill b . reX ^ jS S lS lS membered by a Kratoful^publlc and fed ir^ln m y limbs?7 I) J '» #..•*. , . tho hospltnl will lie a fitting tribute n | fe|( hard]* able t 15% Reduction in Prices of Tho Yowell Compnny nre taking a to tho memory of Mrs. Fcrnald. The tired—SO tired all the time, PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM half page today to tell you about the news of her death will be a shock to “ It was an etfort fee m big July Special Sale for Fridny and •* CUP TIRES AND TUBES J h#r Snnford. friend. » . t a j H t *” Saturday.* All kinds of big bargains was not unexpected as her health had ,f „ are In I nln-di in this sale in men’a and ladies wear, been" bad for many years and she condition, sutferinga* this sox, blouses, towels, silks, hand hags, j now r fully recovered from the death say* she did, give Cirdul £ NC-147 105 Pnlmetto A re.------- Phone U || ginghams, bungalow aprons, house ' o f her has band. '?*? dresses. See the advertisement. ton of Orlando. Subject: “The Fivi A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU Facts", viz., God, life, death, Judg ment and destiny. The older mem­ children. Thcao pamsitna ore tho great bers of the church aatig the drrras deMroyer* of child life. If you have ed’s favorite hymn, “Come Thoi reason to think your child has worms, act (fQlckly. (Jivo tli«ili(tln ono n dosn or Fount of Every Blessing," played bj two'of White's Cream Vermifuge. Worms Mrs. Waller Ilorcgord and Prof. J. j cgndot c^Ut where this time-fried time-tried ami cannot exist Tlldcn Jacob* offered prayer .petition­ ! Buot-eesful remedy ii tisr<l. It drives out Urn worms and nvtorra tho rosy hun of ing divine comfort and guidance for health (o Isiby cltceks. Price 86c. Bold by the bereaved family. UNION PHARMACY The Masonic order of Oviedo will) • Sanford, Florida Undertaker Hand took charge and all repaired to the cemetery whpre thn Masons concluded tho nervirea with their beautiful and impressive ceremony. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL TH E YEAR. 5 The floral offering wnn profuse nnd CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE, t beautiful. , After these were tender­ ly placed, upon thu grave by his Masonic brethren we “all went out” leaving him in the silent chambers American and U fY T F I D A 8RAUKREZR of the dead to await tho great re­ European Plan FLORIDA surrection.The deceased leaves henides tho One block from Ocean nnd Ifotcl Clavfndofi.*' SlBhmcr ratea Sold by above mentioned family, ono brother, — Room, $1 p e r day nnd u p ; $5 p er week and up, Special Henry Rarp'H of Orlando, and n host week-end ra te s .---------- ;-----E very room h a s running water. UNION PHARMACY of frlcndeito mourn his loss. Sanford, Florida THE MINARET g MU* Mary IJurris. Jacksonville, to Mr. Charles Tlencken, Jacksonville. Mis* Dorothy Adamson, Tampa, to Mr. George Carrington, Tampa, Miss Hazel Bryant, Savannah, to Mr. Claude Palmer, Savannah. Miss Katherine Bitzer, Tampa, to Mr. Alvin Magnon, Tampa, Miss Lavlna Bayer, Charlotte,- N. C„ to Mr. Francis Bowron, Tampa, Miss Beulah Franklin, Tampa to Mr. Recher Edwards, Tampa. Mis* Huth Baugh, Jacksonville, to Mr. Fred Pratt, Silver Springs, Md. Mis* Vance Nredham, Jacksonvlllc, to Mr. Thomas Clarke, Jr., Jacksonville. Miss Marguerite Anderson, Pansacola, to. Mr. George Brent, I'cnsacola. Miss M argaret Young, Tallahassee, to Mr. John Powell, Tallahassee. Mian Jeanettp llogert, St. Petersbuig, to Mr. Clarence Klplinger. Mis* Bertha Davis, Jacksonville,'to Mr. Herbert Mcycrson, Jacksonville, Miss Christine Vlllencuve, Pensacola, to Mr. John Oertlng, Pensacola. Miss Billie Moore, Boston, Mass., to Mr. Jamas itobinson, Jr., Jacksonville. Miss Jeannette Bonnet, Jacksonvllln, to Mr. William Knight, Havannth. Miss Stella Daley, Jacksonville, to Mr. Carl Callahan, New Orleans, Miss Ethel Hhouae, Jackaonville, to Mr. Lnverd Cheathnm, Jacksonville, Mrs. Florence Martin, Jacksonville, to Mr. llcsac Adams, Jacksonville. Miss Camille Burroughs, Jackaonville, to Mr. Raymond Winstead. Miss Curtis Flowers, Tampa, to Mr. J > F. Moss, Jacksonville. * Miss Pearl ;Alken, AtlnnU, to Mr. Charles Ball, Jackaonville. Tho Daily Herald, 10c per week. M{sa Julia Waters, Tampa, to Mr. John Dolcater,,.T am pa..' Ijiko City—$135,000 three-story ho Miss V ary Schultz, New Orleans, tel being erected. to My. Glogeiv Tampa, Mias Irpne RleKrt, Jacksonville, to Clewlston I.ocnl farmers ship 200, Mr. Kcnrtkh Knlgnt,‘,yijldqsMk, Ga. 000 crates green vegetables Miss Piorenfe W(lll^Vn^TV 4Jncknonvillo, to Edward ^P*rcz, New Tampa—$1,000,000 phosphate plant Orleans. . . * Miss Janie Todd, Wrens, Ga., to to be erected here. Hyde Park—$00,000 Sunday Rrhool Mr. W . E. f'rawford, Orlando.^ building completed. ..Ml1** Ji»ll* W«ryh. Jacksonville, to Tho Dally Herald, 10c per week metto $W.nu#J ’ V . ' , W . lilt. Albert !lll$$lnl^iantli :i W et Palm Beach. Tho Seminole Athletic Club an­ lionifay—Mobile Si Ohio to extend Mra, lac k Hewitt* and son, Jqhn * v • nounces 'an Important meeting Mon­ day, July Ptlt at the l^cjnroe' School line through Bonifay. ASSOCIATION PICNIC ilouae. All member* .urged to W Srhring—$000,000 to he used for ptesent. , building new i^ads in this vicinity. The Atlantic Coast Lino shop em­ Tho public I* Invited. * ployees hp)d their first annual pic­ v ic t o r c iip :c k . nic at INilm' fiprfng* on July 4th. *8.‘84-HK.Wltp t President DEATH GBOKGR FERN AM) "-A large ’crowd Wa* present and spent a perfect day under the big RKCOVBKH FROM LAMB-HACK tree*. Free fried fish and lemonade “ My daughter suffered with q lame server! abundantly to all comer*, imWra Hr v(short, supplemented by #ll binds b f gpod thlpgs, brought out by the gund ladles In baskets, Tho Hon. Forrest l.nke, muyoi^of md Mrs. J. K. Sparling, Hr. Hanford, made an Inspiring iddres* 1.1 . T. String**-, Mr. M p. on palflotlsm and good citizenship ly. W ell. Mji #»d and wclcotperl the new shopmen. to Florence, Thelma, Anna Belle Sanford atul Semtnolfl county, w^i*Yp i Rprling s|M-nt the day most they have already proved’their Value ully yesterday .,#t. Wcklwa pgi citizens, by moat of them estab­ lishing permanent home here. T m speakers remarks were highly appre­ Mr,v *nd Mra. B. L Ferklna and ciated by lHe*e new citizen* and drill family and Mr. and Mra. Piaggett and do much to maIce them cOntenled to Uy formed a pongcnjsL party atay hero. , . r'to Orlando yf*te«lay aftor- " The weathe^ ’wak grekt and the here they #ttciid4d tho hall crowd (horougtdy enjoyed tho eale, epent a mom pleasant afloc swimming, dancing and games and voted uhanmloiitly to have the ahopid evening. men's picnic mode made a regular annual sg those from Sanford spend- Inatllutloiu ittA K fiS A 8TRON m a g i N atjon (Rectal thank, are due the efficient ■ day yesterday a t Coronado wore Miv arid . Me*- Andrew committee Messrs. Wilson tMeeltf and to believe in hoiWu of th e promiaea m ade by aoipe ncllMahfcmy and family, 4 ^ ' and Mrs. Hlnchliff, under whose *bli\ direction tTK of QAKI^ANl) CARS. Thinga th a t you know aro H a rfr Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Hittry everything went ofTMlko clockwork Inino^tihle nro offered as glibly as th o m ost reason­ Nick e# and daughter Mary U ulae and under whose diioctlun ojd llambo able proposition^.. and ML and Mra. Voile Williams and fried fish bctU r thaq ever, aa waa proved.by thair rapid consumption. WE ARE NOT SELLING OAKLAND CARS * fatal y, t •- * Many of lju crowd left in afternoon for our health, nor do we believe any one else is. R ut to witneas the bpll game between the FISH FRY. we know th a t our pric es are as low as honest qualities A v*ry congenial party of friends Sanford and Lakeland shop baseball . spent 'the day yesterday a t a lake teams, palled off In Sanford. —o n e W h o w a r t h e r e . near Geneva,, where ! ‘JUteF enjoyed fish lag, swimming and a delightful There are other Tran*fer*j but Ash fry. • none with SERVICE for their middle attending were Mr. and Mr*, j l A Rayvard.i Mr. and Mr*, p. II. name— QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ FER. Phone 498. * 81-tf* le t Deroth; ■SANFOUI), FLORIDA “Sixty Cents an A FIVE DOLLAR BIU, Takes an Electric Fas’ P. PRINKS llUlMi UAKlTiUiW N dncii! XHV*--n The herald for flr*t elaas Job work. Ladies* Bed Room Slippers, all colors, per pair $ 5 .0 0 Ladies' Black or Brown Oxfords or 1 -Strap P u m p s , p a ir..$ 4 .2 5 $6.00 Ladies' Black or Brown Oxfords or $.1.50 Misses Black or Brown 1-strap Pump, sizes $5.00 Men's Brown or Black Oxfords (Bal. or $8.50 Men’s Black or Brown Oxfords (Bal. or Blu.), per pair,. ^7*50 �,« u L iitsn m « a :m m r a n tiir i u » ir r i ar»iiirnrs«in 4r r j b i m n . * »• i: tv t * s ri'» i m in J! •QMK'lvl SERVICE TRANSFER, and a*’ * r r ? have It done tight. BS-tfcl*!1 n* .: Uni.y IJeralU uii »ino at .><>«'• Smoke Jfouw y Mobley’* Urug Store afi.l n u n t’a Pharmacy. VA SECOND STREET SECOND STREET Between b etw een PARK AND OAK PARK AND OAK Orlando’s Favorite Shopping Place Daily Fashion Hint LARD, GRANDMA’S JAM, J h r .......... ....... A. & P. STUFFED OLIVES SAKE A. & P. PLAIN OLIVES S i A. & P. CHIPPED BEEF, i 27c 25c A. & P. GRAPE JUICE SHREDDED WHEA1P, I’kR............. . #•'--*■*1 lc A. & P. MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI, 10c COFFEE SUPREME, u l 39c , THEA-NECTAR TEA, 34c omA! A TLA N TIC St PACIFIC coA Over 7 5 0 0 stores in the U.S.A. [ Saturday Sand: I Elmer Tyner left for Gray, Gn., la»t j Sunday to visit v/ith relative* nnd friend* for n short time. s:Mr. land Mr*V Nonh Fry nnd Mr*. Ik-ngslort1 Were here Sunday from ! \Ylmlermrf<r nnd spent the day n t the j bftnna h f Mr. nnd Mr*. T. O. T y n er, nud Mrtr.'BcnjTBton Vras here ngnln tin! TARLELINENS .m i. , • t f . r. • I JIF F O N FROCKS V, t|{o F o u r t h .■” ' .11 JJ ■ • , . Jf .u ,'t • Cornea in tiio Sw m ttika (G reek Kev) and (l™ ■Mr*. Alma Nees? wn* much pleased B eautiful Green Gingham piped i n r plain Si)ot dcaigna, nlad rose b’u d. open yoac/ppAi]>)] by the coming of her hu*bnd'n moth­ green and black. R egular price . py, nnd .du-yeanthem um . Size 68x72,-70x er on a surprise visit from her homo $2. Sut. aud Monday, special....... 70. A ll lin e n . R e g u l a f v a lu e (P i a q at 1‘unta' trordo Inst Friday. $ 5.75. S a t. a n d M o n d h y , 's p e c ia l. Yellow percale, neatly trim m ed in black anil Min* Tnrrie Cramer spent n fe w ,a w hile edging. R egular price, (P J day* With her brother’* family and “ t-jB HOSIERY §2.00. Sat: and Monday, special.. tended the Children’* Hay cx-rcine*. *|£ Silk Hose, Silk.Top w ith Lisle Sole. Col- i t Mni.'W. .Mr.h r wn, « S te M f o r : fi B lock C w h |t c ch c ck p e r c t o w ith n d istin cPure - $1.79 * t™ ■>«>’»• r,r- , ’" ll"n • FAVOR I’ITS l ’OR ‘SOFT MATERIALS To Ic m a'h iiu h il/ an.l uio<!ir'lily la the nt'.lit'f! rf tlir little fm-k pictltml to the l<It, .’>rii| 'itir cnuld mention offlutnl ‘*ttra matcrtalt in wltirli it would Ino'< Myli-li. It* *implo design offers broad opportunity for the intri-lurtinn of ctnltroidcry or nny other decoration tli.iL woutd nuke It more cLiIxmitc. It i* K|nally npjiroprinlo for general or uport* wear. Medium ei/c rttpiirrs JJf yards .15-lnrli material. Tltq second ilrcsS set* out tn prosu. tlu t it de»i|;n may lie simpln nnd yet rinphnsUc the feature* that wetliltrMCil women like moat —the rascads drapery, (lowing sleeves, V-shapcd neck, etc. The materials suitable for its development cover the approved lilt of aiitki, natlna nnd cottons, with the twills added for coocl measure. Medium sire requires 4i i yards 36-lnch material. 4 First Model: Pictorial Review Dress No. 1416, Sires, 44 to 50 inches bust, -Price; .15 ernts. Second Model: Dress No, I40fl. Sires, 51 to 48 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. ' “JJ?1 ™l S live blue strip e , trim m ed in plnin blue pip- o rs: block, w hite, faw n, grey, cocoa and biege. R egular price $3.00. (Pn r a | Mr*. Norn Swanson helped care « . i. , y g ed in black.-. ' bRLegular price, S atu rd ay nnd M onday, Bpecial ... tp L .d il j for* her, y $2. S at. anil Monday, special:;..... Sorry to learn thnt Mr*. DcForrcat J UNDERWEAR hns been conflmd to h<‘r homo for u , *| Unbleached Mualin elaborately trim m ed in tiouple of week*. Dr. Tolitr has heenjB blue and w hite crctom Reg. price, (P I 'y Q A varied a sso rtm e n t of plnin hemstitched attending b'f- Wcr- henr rho wn» ■ $2,00. S at. and Monday, special.. « p l* l o N ig h t Gowns. Comes in w hite, flesh and-! mnde III by thr bite (if n yellow fly oil pink. R egular value $1*25. Green Linenc appllquod in black nnd green her enr. S a tu rd a y an d M onday, apodal C retonne. R egular price, $2. .. (PI *70 Rev. Clink nnd wife called on the S atu rd ay and Monday, special..... « p i# ( O sick, Abbie Sjoblom nnd Engineer ’ RIBBONS Brady In Lake Miiry hc*ldc* helping, DRESS GOODS 1 . Snnknnce nnd R ainbow , s o ft finish satin rib­ un with 9ur practice Friday. bon in w idths 80—'75c; 100—$1.00; 150— A frock of G enuine Swisa O rgandie em pha­ ; Alfred Erlcnon unfortunately broke $1.25; 200-r-$ 1.50.' C oloht: W hite, sky andu sizes th e s tra ig h t line.ailhoutto of yo u th­ hlr «rm ,!n two place*, we .heijr, lp*t •flesh. S a tu rd a y nnd Monday, special 2 ful charm . Genuine Swiss O rgandie sells ^rlday noon but Dr. Mnrshnl set the y ard s /o r .the price o f one. * for $1.00 p er y ard. S atu rd ay bones dnd he i» tloing n* well n* con be expected. His daughter, Mis* Mar­ ind Monday, special ..................... T O IL E T G O O D S garet, took him homo. . 1 . . W hite Voiles in both checks nnd strljies. Rev.1 C. K. Wahlbcrg will ho here Spcdnl in V antlnes Toilpt Goods, indudihg Slightly soiled. R egular price _1_ D D I F F for prcschlnjT nest Sunday a t the Face Powder, S achet Pow der, Smelling 75c and 85c yartl, S at.-M on.... Illv L i Lutheran church both morning nnd Salts, Shampoo, H a n d - Lotion anti Cold cvenfug.' ' He was n guest ln*t time nt Cream. S a tu rd a y nnd Mon- X D R I P I ? Genuine .Inp Crepes. Colors: Rose, M ulber­ the'hom e of Mr. nnd Mr*. Stodt. day, special 'SB-1 R llfE rff ry, yellow, brown, tan , delft blue, jade Rev', O. O.’ Ktknrd \vn* here on green, lavendar and grey. S a lu r- O Q _ ___ H O U S E F U R N IS H IN G D E P A R T M E N T . Thursday and nenin on Sundny even­ dny and Montiny. s p c c i a l u i u L ing, We did not henr of it in time to A large a sso rtm e n t of Aluminum Cooking SILK D EPA RTM EN T announcp It. He was n gue*t ns usual U tensils. S a tu rd a y and Mon­ nt the home of Mr*. l.undqui*t. day "(F o u rth floor), special.... ..... Pngoda is n m aterial which comes in a Pon­ 1 Wp notice that little Olcdn Cruse, gee color nnd Is used extrem ely effectively who fell nml broke her nrm nt the C H ILD R EN ’S D EPARTM ENT in S p o rt D resses, Sport S uits and is also elbow dn a very had nhape, is now very desirable for gentlem en’s sum m er C hildren’s K n it Body W aists. able toMic out ngaln. ( su its. Comes .10 Inches. S aturday, special ........ ' plad to son o^r old fish-mnn out Price, p er y ard .....i.................... bgai^l vfifivlhi*'wares ThUriilny.J, ){ -M EN’S D E P A R l’MENT 41I a Mr*- voile Williams nnd Children ART D EPARTM ENT Just received lig h t w eight Foulard and I’us-(thf. U tter haying tho whooping C hildren’s ‘G ingham Drosses; Ready made. cough) and Miss Florence Tyner came i sy Willow F our-in-hand neckties. Prices— • • . . . . Stam ped for em broidering. Sizes 2 years, home fron^ the beach S ntunluy nnd i' •1 y ears and G years. ’ Reg. val. (P i Q Q spent the nfternonn in Orlando. Mrs. S atu rd ay and Monday, special.... «pJLti/0 William* and children went hack over lt4i Vpllo late Sunday. W i i t u M m * VAV fiflctl on’fitin* liny for tHe Children’* Day nnd we deed that hi* soul doeit tran*miitrnte’ of the years, the liours, or the min­ and gladness In the softening twilight) think overjr one was ptca*ril with Ihe hour* which ripen* one for the hirrJ and in another shape and time he re­ utes. •xereiae*. That moment which elapsed be­ cat nnd the heroic entrance ihlo tha*^ The Children’* Day acrostic wa* turn* to earth. tween the reading of the last para­ Wo experience youth hut once, the graph anil this sedtehee ha* rolled In­ m agnificent .experience yuhlch wear*, especially liked—first the flag* (the church and the United States) ear- rounded experience of manhood hut to tho umymihered centuries which wont tn believe nwnitj u» beyond th^ rieil by MafgAVet Herachl and I-eon- once, the twilight hour* of dccadince mark the part. It will never return. tomb.—Tampa Tribune. « -; __ _ ard West, then the flower children: hut once, life and death hut once. Youth hut once! Why do wo do 7.) j*cr cent of Elizabeth florschl, itolwrl Kohderson, Jf thl* were not true, then it would long distance hauling of .Smii| That l« the sentence oT deity. Audrey May Nceso, Dorothy Swancounty? The answer is, liccmu Hut it ?* not a hard sentence. ton, W. C. Mcnlor, Jr., and Clair llert he possible for man to realize physiIt is possible to ro live tjic days wo do it right, nt tho right jP lesoft followed by the twelve children J cal immortality; nml we know th a t,I* SERVICE TRAsSF 4 hnvVC, that, even when the physical QUICK with their pretty red caps: Pearl Ty­ impossible. 83-tfe anilities arrive, there remains a joy Phone 4U8. There can ho no turning backward ner, Itaymond LundijuUt, Esther Ericson, Lucy May, Lloyd and Archie Henderson, Myrtle Mcalor, Ellen nnd Melvu l.undqubt, Ruth Ericson, Eli­ nor Tyner and Glen Cramer. ’Two of the little ones were out of It with the whooping cough nnd one was uslcep. ’In spite of hi* broken nrm, Mr. Eric--------------------------------------------- n AT ----------------------------— f son and wife *ang a duet very nicely. Mr*. Clnrlt accompanied also, for her daughter, Mr*. I’odmorr, who n.ing *0 sweetly, "lie Once Wa* a Child." I a 1on aril WiSut played for the song “Jluttereup* and Da1»lc*," ln*t year'* favorite which wa* so liked It was called for ngaltf. In the ln*t piece "Ring Truv," I^on* atd also p(ayod on the clarinet with Mr*. H a rk on the piano.s Tho little tots gave oor m inister’* wife a flower shower to show how they love her. ' Tho big folk* were not It that day. We t^rik oll enjoyed the play "How th e' Sunday' Scliool Came to Lone . Creek’’ o r J Atn'*rlca for Chri*L" The i-ollcttjop wa* over ltl.00. nesldea thljhom fl folk*, Mr. and Mr*, Dunn.imd two little daughters, of Like MftrV, Mr. and Mra. Carl Cnrisfod ofThe West End and Mr.-aad Mr* .C. F. Prevatt of Kiaahnmce were V 79c :98c 29c 1 S J^T h e^l .Studebaker Light-Six '•» fflata 3, 4.,—d S. D«rot<. wtim ihr U%-tU«. lU SprrUl Sl» and Bmrka M l m i mad*, m*net i Unm La Uu.IdStmtS) Vast Resources M ake Possible High Value a t Low Price, in \ Studcbaker Light-Six v -VAv Btudebnkcr’a V M tW oorces ore utilized to mnnu- * facture (not o n o n b le ) tho, Light-Six complete In the newest and moot modem large automobile plants In the world. , , , The C o rp o ra tio n 's re so u rce s, e m u la tin g o f $85,000,000 of actual net assets, including $45,000,000 o f plants, make i t possible for Studebaker to offer a six-cylinder car, a t less th an $ 1,000, th a t is emphatically superior In design, construction, .per­ formance, comfort and dependability, to any car> within hundreds of dollars of Us price. • B y complete manufacture, Studebaker no t only ]1 guards the quality o f each part, but saves th e mid -1 ’.j dleroen's profite, with the result th a t no other make ’ f o f car ever built, b y anyone, a t any price,'represents' ' J so great a doUor-for-dollar value as the Light-Six .1 / , Evidence o f Its mechanical superiority Is found I n '/ i ts practical freedom fromYtyrntion. T hisfiaccotn- ■ ptehed by the perfect balance of (he motor. Perfect^ balance is obtained largely through the complete machining of all surfaces o f the crankshaft and connecting rod*. _ This requires 61 precuioaxjpcr-j a H n n i. wma designed by 8tudftbakcTeaeioccraandiammilinktreagtocersnn clismmi* ufiK-tuml complete in the NEW BTU d E d a KKR PLA N T8 AT SO U TH BEND, fND.j which ore notable in design, alte and equipment fur efficient and economical manufacture. Tlie Booth Bend Plante contain 4,675,000 equnro feet of floor space. , , They emptpy 13,000 person*. They cost.$33,250,000. The Booth Bend Farce Plant cost $4,000,000, which nUfie Is more than the totmi asset* of tqaoy automobile rmnpaolea. Ami then there m tt T h e m ac h in e sh o p s •ddeh cost $7,000,000. T he stam p in g p l a n t which cost $4,000,000. ! The new foundries which j will cost over $1,000,000. 1 The power plant* which ) cost $3,500,000. The asscmhly and stock plants which cost $S,ooo,000, as well as closed and, J P This xnethod fa followed exclusively by GCudrhaker OQ t u i y t this price. In fact, very few o th e r c a r s 1 i! have this feature, and their prices are from three' ll to te o tim e a s a great as th a t of the Light-Six, > I H a sfgnifieant. therefore, th a t th e seje o f n o n ‘ .th an 60,000 Studebaker cars during the first tix," *C ^ M d U s o f th is y e a r broke all records/ , ' ► ';B iT O «ncr Justified in expecting more fo r.tl* Ir •? 1 Big Auction Sale! F arm H orses and Mules Mr. L. E. Hales, who bhs been recog­ nized as one of the largest Horse and Mule Men of Florid* is positively re­ tiring from active business. With that thought in view he has leased his stables out for other purposes; and is selling everything . he h%S got con' netted With his Atables trtidi $is,Horscs, Saddles antlf 1spi bns, and feohtfijbxt preheat. 1 ■» f■. ' -------------------- -------Tha Herald for Brat class job work- Mr. R ates bus shipped one complete carload of these finoblg II orsea and MuIch l» B*" ford, and nmoni; them will be found some Extra Fine Hdrtos'ltnd Mufoatltho C lItN ri AKTM/tlA\]V ‘ heavy farm ing. He hua hILn hu ahipped HML> O NE SH ETLA N O /l’ONY fo r children’s USC. use, QUO ona *’ I head EXTRA GOOD SADDLERI'ONIES KOR COW HUNTING* E to. t>m k -v - i - ■jBtndebakmhan insmy ’i h iaalcck can now be *ecn a t the Stapler Farm , w her/ (hcy.cnn be exchanges can be mude nny tlm i before Ihe auction s ta rts when every rj^walrfma m ust and shall be sold to close them out, as th is Is the wind-up of buslnois. I f y w j* or expect to need a Horse or Mule of any description, come and pick f»nc of thq>c b o res. S jA N JJIT A N WEST FIRST ♦i C * J A G A R A G E HANFORD, FLORIDA 9-kuMd!? V t ld may be made young again. Ile who ha* lived to 50 or hotter land finds the fire* of yout^ cooling like ember* on the hearthstone, fqudly hr Iloves that ho would gain something could be recover the physical abilltlpa of youth and couple them with the r?; taFaUsctoni K in walks tha I . t This Auction Sale Will Positively Take Place Rain or Saturday, July 7t) At J. C. Stapler’s Farm, on West SANFORD, FJ - i A tij at 1 P.M. D *! 1 �■' *-*v ■ l 1T .r • ’Of M —% -V - u I V- i ^ lebrated the 4th Reportfof.the condition of N For the wvrk-cuding July 3, 1923. the week \n ii in vnfavorable one featured, an it was, by 8| i *ifait and. General Goad.Time at Ballard Home A t / ? Atie belief that personal mapneliain ia a gift of the gt>de and that po man mty come (iy it unless he is born with it, it erroneous,” aaya Addington Brncc in Forbes Magazine, “as may *bo ihown even local cnmp-'of' Onltfcd Spanish by a* m6re enumeration of the faeftora which in combination oonstiT tule personal niaguctfsm. "Foremost among these are self* confidence, enthusiasm, rigor in , «nd‘Sanford andC U rtorm to tnQhght and action, arid, in especial, he gracious hospitality of their human aympatliy. 8tin]y Uie per­ ind the auxiliary. sonality of any man you know to w waa a bounteous dinner, upon the. long tables beneath be magnetic, in the sense’ of at­ l oak. trees updn the lawn—a tracting others and exercising a ht fair'tbd gods, snd the coffee marked influence over them, and sl| the nectar of the gods. Quar­ wayi you will find him self-conflter Lord, presided over ,the dent, enthusiastic, vigorous and t of that coffee‘and say those sympathetic. ' ,•have wives , ____V___r " It it also through habitually Ekns 'th a t 1know how E*d a ..bunch of- hungry soldiers. thinking vigoronaly, courageously, Lone aten heartily and after cheerfully; through habitually ■« leventy-flve were served there maintaining a manfully erect pos­ | j*t enough for seventy-fly* more. ture; ai once expressive of vigor and L n plllsu—lots of It, sanddrlches cwaijva of it. Such a : posture, I Enst variety, eggs, pies, 'cakes, may add, is also expressive and Li, fried and baked, chicken, creative of that other prime in­ btt, olivet, crackers; freah fruits. gredient in personal magnetism— I t with real cream and so many •elf-confidence. Lr’ good things, bountifully ahd “Sympathy ia of paramount im­ Uhingty prepared, too humeroua portance in the developing of perL/ntiun. ' tonal magnetism. The most con­ fcoughout. (the day delicious fident, enthusiastic aud vigorous of, b a d e was served by p retty girls [ittractlve young matrons. - At meh will find his influence over he o’clock, the, veterans, led, by others diminished in proportion as' hrtment Cotnmander Terhaun and he is,deficient in human sympathy. Eking like th f boys of *98, passed This being so, and sympathy being [ rtvciwlng stand, the broad in itself one of the most precious of sods, whefe the "sw eethearts of personal assets, its acquisition should [a^d 'wives of today, greeted them be sought by all.” h generous applause, and passing look their pdsltlop before the flag I oa the lawh, where, joined by the its and uthar gUMta a simple po­ etic program whs rendered as the t was raised, the assembled com7 stood a t salute while Mrs. J. Brady of Orlando played the "S tar inyled Banner.” The pledge to Bag was repeated In unison after ch Com fade Sharon read the poem Itled “Spanish-American Vets." i simple exercises closed with the iging of “Amorlca,*1 -and The Star angled Bunn'er.’’ Chaplain Sharon invoked . Die diw blessing and everyone "fell to" that wonderful, lunch. ^ unanimous motion to '"picnle” lb.sh*.Bellaada.. .annually ^nn.JLba. srth, was carried .'enthusiastically, i the welkin rang with the cheers Comrade Ballard and his charm! wife for. their delightful, hosplJtjr. Once again the tiddlers of ■ gathered in fancy around the Imp fires and re-told their expertlets af,t|is war with Spain. Amusing jtl* l*t|ers from’ Oomradd IUHard I his mother, much,' of which' dealt Ilk the dsrk-ejred senorltas of Culm, prt read and’ pictures and relics Used frorti group to group. A hspv feature of the diiy was Hie preirk t of Comrade H arry White, of L (^luud outpost,' a brake and loyal jidisr of 'the1Sparilsh-American -war, m experience* liSvo mndo of him k Invalid cripple, Comrade White is loved’' b y his comjades o f , Col. Module Roosevelt Camp No. 13 and i received a routing Cueer und edrml welcome upon his arrival. H as a happy and delightful get-to•ther meeting th at will Jong be ffe•fibered by thal joyoai crown! of rtarsns, auxiliary members and sdatg, which guesU besides veterans >4 (heir families vNre: ) .ft' Mrf. Bradford and Mrs. Walsh of sjbonvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar hnnpson, Sanford, Mrs. Fam ell of Viejo, Messrs.' Tyler so d Balpli -;l L ___— M r Police Captain—Have - you cleaned up tho product yet? . i.DetectivonCap'n, L'va..scoured . It from end to end. Violent delugea hare occurred in Macedonia, southern Serbia and Thcataljr. Entire villages were swept awaj bjr the swollen riven, and the terror-stricken Inhabitants t^ok refuge in the mountains. Thousands of peopla are homeless, end a heavy death roll ia feared. The Salonika and Cavalla regions were converted into an enormous lake. The villages of tfoulakia and Valmada were entirely isolated. Hundreds of people, half-demented by fear, climbed to the roofs of their houses or sought refuge in trees, where they, wpre held, prisoners by tbg floods. Barges were scut to res­ cue them, and cavalry patrols ren­ dered help where possible. Whale herds o f cattle and flocka o f. sheep were drowned. & . . . . H«?icinninj- In January 1921, the Woman** Club" urulcrloo ?W »>«** needed work 'thVbiigh u1 fommuled appointed to make themselves responsible foe.the waxes off’ll man to devote his entire-tim e'to takimr e a r/ At the close of business. lne 30th, 1-923. CotUj^TTs5tkii'/Jm the report* ippU’oller of thij^uiiericy * ; Re s o u r c e s LIA BILITIES Loans nntl $ 850,039.1)7 Overt! rnrtn 479.70 Surplus :.......... ..... 40,780.25 U, S. Govt. 184,150.00 Dividends Unpaid 2,040.00 , 39,607.50 Bills P a y n liltf...... , NONE Rc-discountn ....... .NONE • •—*4*fe- 4 exjiense. In 1021 there were one and pddflUts '*rtUf(Id‘'f£li^ ^ atfr^ ss ah' hundred and thirty-one individuals upland*,“ bUt WW laWli W w ^ a s # who contributed variously from one nnd thb'croftii dtd pd6r£abM a ifranui to six dollars per annum. In 1922, , , nd* W >e ' abtthilo’njd 'n fiiH w lir Ik« only seventy lot owners contributed planted' to ‘ fever as above, and Mr. Miller paid the crops. ' fThe ^ a J V f o V W H h c 'rln* the difference necessary to make up the Rverglados district Is fair to pqor. man’s wages. He also put in a new smell shipments nt melons continued, tank, and nad n new well driven to ^he crop in very poor and inferior, nnsube plenty of vyiter. At present Tho trucking season is ended, exthere are some two hundred lot own-’ copt in a minor M nw. Cow ers, and it scarcely seems fair for so okr„, vclvel heans, and swfCt polasmall a proportion to carry the re. i ^ | made good progress. Citrus sponsibnity. After a go6d deal of trees in t^b pehipsula ore In good course in tho Commercial College. C. M. Stowe, of Cameron Avenue, consideration and discussion, n com- condition,' although Itow' lands are plete reorganisation of the work has {0Q Wl,t lrt Mme in«innc«s; the fruit will leave soon for n visit nt vnrlbus [been effected and on a constructive is hoMlnir vary well; and Satsumn points in Mussachusottn. ; Mrs, 'Charles Dunn and thro" nnd business-like basis, in the hope trees in the western division made younger children ure at Daytona hat instead of a mere m ailer of ul)od prcnress. There was slight j keeping things from getting no ,ianihge fn,ni hail In the central ill- Beach for the r.umntor. Mr. Dunn ; worte, u definite forward-move may vision;' ....... — *------- — ----------- roes over for week ends. Tholr oldcst roll is in the mountains of North j Ik; made toward beautilication. As . I the committee now stands, it is rep0 . W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Fx- Carolina with friends for the summer. The hardest rain of the seaSon rescnUtive of every church In Han- pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Ha. struck here Sunday ovuning nt about ford, with a member who will take 4-24-tfr 7 ii’rldelc n storm from the southwest : care of all collections from her own . * ........... and another from tho northwest ap­ !denomination. Tho m atter of collect- i g U i a i a m H i i a i l i M i n ; lug from so many lot owners is too M heavy to be undertaken by a small K ’ F t A n m O A j U D A P f i M committee, and so it hns l>een on- m | j A l \ l ! U l U r . tat larged as follows: M *1 Mrs. Alex Vaughn, Mrs. Minarik, Ml U h f t ' h h M l .t l l a Ik Mrs. Ben Monroe, Mrs. Sheridan •“ —— Z Jewett, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. AlSunday was the last day of the refred I.ilja, Miss Martha Fox, and vivnl that has Iteen carried on at Mrs. Henry Wight, chairman. Be- Moore's Station church fo t ihe past gfmtfng"wlOr3 ufy Tstr7Ke7einet>ry two, weeks.. Au<>U\ar , (cjrog^,,.,froi>t is in charge.of My. F. 11. Mitchell, I-uke Helen wns In attendonre brlngwho comes to the work with Ihe high- Ing n picnic dinner and apemling the eat recommendations as to personal day. 11 car loads and a truck load of character, and horticultural expert- people came from VoluaLn county, ence nnd knowledge. It is Mr. MitchMr. and Mrs. Fred Wolsmn are, oil's Intention to begin something at (leaving the 16th for Michlgnn on their once in the way of u plan for general | usual visit to Grand Haven und other beautification of drives nn»l park- polnU. ways, and in this he is to have as an Tho Brumloys left by train and advisory committee the able assist- nuto last Friday for Chsrlotlc, N. C„ uncn of Mrs, Horry Heeren, Mrs. Ben several weeks visit. Monroe and Miss Martha Fox. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. F railer left on Miller will provide the necessary f?r- hriday In tholr car to visit in North tilisers for this planting, and os soon Carolina and Georgia before returnas u plan is complete a call will be 1«K. made through this column for conMr. and Mrs. Curtis Coleman and tributions of shrubbery and plants. JW * haw moved from the StarUi> to the present date only 37 lot to *own, Mr. Coleman has owners have paid in full for the year « P<>-«tion with the Elder Springs STRONCi Capital ......... . ? „ 1 Oemelrry Co. on ju n . U t. T hl. romytet r.lnl.ntitnl I. b i n , I r a k public in tbs hope that thoso inter,p,„ d m u w v , . . m , 49,000.00 DEPOSITS . 1,302,217.88 A ' C o m m u n i t y p u l l d e r ’’ P R O p R E S S IV E . peared to meet directly over Fast Sanford. Mra. M argaret Mnrcholl returned to hbr honte-ln Cameron, City from a slay of a couple of -month* with' rOlb* lives in I^pler, Mieh. Mra. Marrhsfl was quite 111 during her absence'. A. It. Cameron went to Tampa oil WKfiiendSy for severnl day* visit with his daughter Maude. ' Celery Avenue Circle No. 4 of thd Methodist ladles met with Mrs. 11.' K. Squire last Friday afternmin, the time passed delightfully in visiting; after i t « d ( Mra. A. D. Abrama have •» f m M IIh. W~1 SWo. »nd Mra, G. W. Smith and 1-- 5*r“ is » L 2 r NONE. UUTTER JACKSONVILLE, July 6, - T h e Miss Luc Be I’ope has returned from Imkeland from a stay there of several weeka. Mr. and kfre. James F.stridge are moving to Orlando. Jim is taking a Atlantic City Atlanta v — IN NICE CARTON SUMMER EXCURSION FARES FROM fo r o ur h ealth , nor do we believe any one Dee Heines Mcntrrr'trrr; Eastport. Ift(i.... -.•wrr»4rr>Kansas City t Ul i f f f l -Vrf New York ......... .. ■ Pittsburg : SL Louis ........ .....-4............ St. Louis — —— — — Toledo .— Washington -------------- - J • J ‘ 46.90 57.W 63.10 AU e b Mc C i t y .................... :. 6CJ )2 of Fresh Fruits and VegetabIeK—1% kind of Store for every kind of i Harbor fc.’www msiwiVMVfr ........... BLOUNT DBAD. y pi NorfpUc H allim ore ... J ,.......... Phltadelphla ..................... l ' ' ■ *■** HorHand, Orel - ............ 1 42J0 a n d ' m any o th er E aatem and W eatarn ptiinta. 8top overa per* mi t ted. ISA COLA, Pla., July <L—Judge I, For Schedules, reservations, h\ V . ’ .rWount, Oi, brother of the UU ^ ' c o n s u l t ' m Blount, and promlaent at• of this d ty . died Hare yeatar* flcnmoo. He retired -v u « » 100, 000.00 Circulation maximum and ’ minimum tempera­ tures In representative, cities furnish­ ed by th^ weather bureau from rec­ TICKETS ON SAM* DAILY, TO ords at « p. m. f o ll o w : - ^ ARE NOT SELLING OAKLAND CARS $ j .... .. C O N S E R V A T IV E n abort business session,.delirious, ic* cream, cake and wafara' waa svrya^ Tho next meeting will, be with M/s, Q. J. Fope oft typjery avenue, the last Friday in July. Mjrs. Lilly H. Jones uiid Mlsa Ifosklns Jones ar^ moving to town, Mjr*. Jbnes has taken tho management^ al, the'W igwam iy\ I’ark. iivenpe, , Tbs Oi D. K, 8 . Club picnicked, a t Weklwa Sprtngo tije 4t)\ of ’Jjtl^ ancl. had 'a ffno' tliue. lliss Vivian Cros­ by front* town and Mist FoulaS Murveil of A p o p k a ^ r e guests. With a $3.00 purchase 1-lb Bulk Co­ coa—the kind you pay 45c per lb for Florida t Partly cloudy S local tkuadtrekowers Friday so4 Saturday. The Dally Herald, 16c per week. . 5 ’ Mr*« KmrTWlaht, Reporter n Rhone *«S-W «V pa R It hi w N w m Ft WEATHER FORECAST, . Ambition can creep as well aa sear, that account today as a creeper Seminolt County Bank. It will , �ns ,tt-p the Soiitnern whlt£ folkA. T T ia tls as wrong a* it is rllly. Wc do not mqnn to say that we arc satisfied with all things In the South, but running awny from them will do no good. The most of us, if not the best of us, are going to stay here, and by up­ right living, earnest toil, the careful handling of our business affairs, con­ vince the South th at.w e are worthy of a man’s place in it-’’—Tnmpa' Tribune. > ■ r 'l l 'i -i— i— ---------v. TH E A ir r o HOLD Uf K l 0 'S h i M a k f S * * * r j a f le r n n o n n r r t l S o * . 4 » r a t ( h a H e ra ld n n lld ln a r, If ' M a g n o lia A ce., a a n lo r d , r l a . Perpetual depiction of all the w at­ er* of the stnto with never restock­ ing has reduced the aport of the rod H fW e y o o T f f i ? and feel enthusiasts to such a meas­ ___________r i n i . i s i i K n i ure th at m itigates strongly against BEEN IN T H IS E x ten d s to Orlando, am i D aytona in well pa the hundreds of «H O l.I.Y t — ------------- : (M ite r N. J. 1,ILI.AIII> .... S rrrrlarr-T rraaarrr the winter visitors. Whether It be j b o ttles we put o u t in S anford ^ v ery day II. A, NKICI.-------- : tlr n r r a l M . i . t r r Lake M» S ,') I O I .I ,l r A d r e r t U l a q M a n a g e r the vast w aters of the great Okeechobee, the w aters of Lake To-! hopakilga, or any of the thousand lakes nnd stream s whero there for­ merly abounded fish of many kinds in plenty, ' or wholhor in the brack­ on account of its p u rity is f a s t becomt t h e d rin k in ji watci ish lakes nenr to tho ocean separated , fo r C entral 'Florida. I t is also recoup n jed f o r use in |,at. from tho ocean by a tiny fringe of, Agreeable to' n ustom ‘established tcrics. I f you a re n o t drinking' Elder: land, there has been a wonderful dcrjiiff.s W a te r nnw~ 12- l> IM-nate W ftklr Herin nil states, whore there is on innate [jive it a trial. ; •< r Carers StwlMln ('nnnif pletidh of fish, until now even a fish [ desire to “trot* hi lone can while the laheS r r e r r IT M a y . S d r r r ■ e*»4i- k a » w n a n a p p lt r a - of ordinary slza Is gazed at with ns- j getting seems plausible," yesterday » r > r « r . M w a rn In n ilv a n rv . tonixhmont: was -the tliri:* to walk to tho clerk's SIK X R K II T I I R S S M M IIA T g O I’llKNS People hnvo cornu t-. look upon nil The Aesor-tatM I'rren la *i <TuhIvalr office nnd pay a dollar for a tin tag • nltllrd to 11.0 UM Tor repuMIcntlnn of ntrenms nnd bodies of water as they to replace the card tag which was all new" dl*|inli:h<tn crodllad lo It or •mt otliorwlaa eradltrd In this |*»|n-r have considered the Iliblieal parable given each nutomobile owner when and also tha local nawa pulillahad ul the widow who, each time she haraln. the year’s license was paid. These All rlghla of re-piihtlratlon of spaclal tipped forward the flour bln in her llv ptlclin haraln ata «lw r,„rv ^ d . little works of a rt cost nt least three IlffU -ri H K I I 4 t.l t H t l l . l l l M i . I 'l n .n r 144 kitchen cabinet found still a supply cents each, sell for a doPar, nnd hre —even greater than she had left Toraliin A.larrili'na hrnratrovailv* termed “Automobile Anti-Thoft Auxthere a t tho lust baking. Always THE AMLI 11CAN I' HESSAS.VK. IATI *JU ilaries," or sumethlhg like that taking out nnd never putting back Each will contnin the same informa­ must, in these days long past the tion that was carried on the card demand attention on the part of tha getting ftinro und better for thrgi mirnr.le singe, finally produce extinc­ which was bought a t nn expensive lationnl government. Tho other day, money than under former cMUttoSSI It la ju st about time for Hanford tion. For this reason the government nrico ju rt before the tlrst of lost Jnn n hi.s address In Idaho Falls, lVeri- when m arkcling had no rydera nndi merchants to put on another Dollar conducts its butcheries where nt no uary. Thy price of the license for lent Harding devoted hia time and no direction. Day Hale ant! stimulate business gen- expense to tho one who would repoputhe year was n guarantee that the it Lonlion to nv» of the l»'g problems On Thursday, In the name reuMj’J ‘ orally. Lot us make K a gain tiny ns i « ,,0,,y ,,f wnUr>r^,, l,r ohtainwl owner had the right to drive that car bat is before the entire world. It is .i............... ......t* under certain restrictions of whatever «,..u -.,.1 ,t........t well ami give the visitors u good for that length of time; an d .n o th in ' tho. exorbitant cost of living. V-.. mc,*i fish are natural for the wnters to ho COfVfflCMT pcrcorally u manufacturer of rrstime. was said relative to an extra tin teg pffTenM<mprtfti»cftgT6QH*i;pji Frerldcpt lln r.lb g . In the speech nervon, f t tiles, jnms, marmalades, re*, 1 restocked. Am with the rent of a house paid one to which rcf< renee i3 made, did not Florida, unfortunately, has never all mndo from fruits grown in FlorFourth of July wna 117 years old period, there would doubtless lie fu r­ to tiorthdrn cities would soon crentc year in mlvnnce one would not expect pretend to offer n solution of this hig ida^, most of them in the imim-duit«| Wedhradny. Well, it aeems almost seen fit to protect her fish. There is nished the fry desired. There nru nin? •ltfobhims for those cities—an­ bceausc the owner nailed a picket on world problem. He did not nay verjt vicinity of h!a model plant, known u that long sinro wo were allowed to a fish commissioner of the state, hut frequent like instances in Colorado noying to the cities and disastrous to the fonco to pay an ndded rent of ten much that the [teoplo already do not "Num ber a lim itation.” Mr. N « i shoot shooting crackers nnd hnvo a ho Is bnndirnppcd by laws easily brokper fent. where tho fry of tho mountain trout, the negroes. kr.ow and appreciate. But he did nmn Is imjrkottylg practically . i i ^ real old fashioned Fourth with pink in nnd a class oT people ready to take From TuIIchassce comes tho ex­ give very great encouragement to to consumers, exclusive and partial. ou$ nlj tho fish easily procured, and which a t times roach ubnorinnl size, We now note with much interest lemonade nnd everything. hns been furnished—tho recipient th at In Bo.it on “ Uncle Toni’s planation: “A fter the law is actively them in th-? efforts they are making by n multitude of people who will •------------o---- ;-----Inr people,An Boston, New York, merely paying tho transportation of Cabin" is .itilj read nt the breakfast working those who are found with nn townrd finding- a practical solution of Despite all the stuff about a safe never say a word in testimony of any Chicago nr.d Ihtoughout the country. tho largo cans, while ninny creeks in t s b l f U n y have organised a Society automobile in thair possession with­ how to inerearc the financial returns Production wna a problem ho rolrni and anno Fourth there were n score Illegal fishing. What the state needs that state have been supplied with for Hie Suppression of Negro Immi­ out n registration curd are guilty of •>f food production and a t tho same by years of study; pritctiral market­ or more killed by tiro works nnd toy is n law, with proper means of rigid the same variety of * fry for the nn infraction of the law of the ••site.” time lericn the cost Lo the consumers. ing came *hfe.it. T1m b ttr r Is even g rating—to Bo1-lot*. pistols and accidents of nil kinds. Of enforcem ent,'prohibiting the extinc­ stream s flowing down the mountain course there are many more people tion of fish by means or unfair catch­ In this cdniiectho n friend who That is why the card to carry In the IL’ gave assurance *»f his high office more eaaentlal to nuccc-rt tlmii the sides. In the Hogue river in Oregon pocket is sent with each license In the m atter of helping themselves. former.. It is so all* ulorg the lias ing. Oregon found herself In the in. the United States n o w ‘than for­ there hns been much re-stocking on has recently visH“d Hr. l^riis gives bought for the entire your, same predicament regarding the “fisli This, not by law hut by tho employ- of food production. merly and a srom or more killed In tho snnie basis, and it is n very com­ the Trihum* come in <li sting informa­ wheel," which was a device of a na­ .T lic law is is sort of silly, and to nploym ent of practical common nut so bad nt that. tion about the i . gvo problem in that Florida farm ers and fruit graven, ture that actually took every Hnlmon mon sight to nee fish "swim up” n city, quote homo of tho l Uto papers, seem:* cm.? in tho work that accompanies ------------o----------in1 common with those In si! other dam having n ten-foot fall, in their not obligatory, for they say, after re­ food production and distribution. A million dollar cement mill will Ik* in the Columbia river. They were al. endeavor to reach a high spot in the Several year iif i, there was n rneo ■'tatcs, are glad to know that the peating that "the county clerk lius established nenr Mneon nnd this will lowed to come up the river to spawn stream in which to npnwn. "Wc realize,” said the president, president of the United Slater nppnriot in East Hi. 1 nuls and, in eonthe tags,” soya: “All owners should give (ieorgia nnd Florida builders and their outward journey to the sea Florida needs different fish than rc.picncc, St, I..mi'* had to harbor the send to Tallahassee the one dollar." ‘“ hut the real producer, under utir ciatcj their nccdsi, and to have hi.i ucheaper cement. At least tho freight they were snapped up so aggressively elaborate nnd costly system of dis­ xuratiCfl of help, especially now that thouu localities, nnd it also needs pro­ ncgtW a chased **.it of' that industrial It is understood, niso, that in the tribution, it rot |K-:mitted a fair will not he quite so much nnd this that It seemed iih if tho supply fur they nrehclping themselves n " never tection for even the fish that are center. During tin- past two years blanks for fall information some of ought lo bring tho price dawn. We tho coming years would amount to share of hi t product for his own use before.—Timcs-Union. now breeding In tho stream s nnd many thousands of negroes have been these queries nru asked: . nothing. Htbung laws were mode re­ need all the reductions wo can get if and enjoyment. We hnvo become con­ - - - ■o----------lakes. When the people here realize attach'd to 'St. I otiir. by the offer tho building program Is to continue. garding Liu* unsportsmanlike methods, Where did you get the car? vinced that somehow our ry.Uem of RECOVERS FROM LAME BACK of work In manufacturing plants. W'hnt a great asset fish nVo to the nnd the wheels wore destroyed. ---- ----- ■o .............. distribution has grown too cumber­ What t!o you call It ? There negr* hail to live, so they "My daughter suffered with a lime Senator Duncan U. Fletcher hns state, and m e common sense regard­ Five were saved from drowning nt some, tno cor.tly ,too complex, ion in­ back and could scarcely move uithoid ing Hm, skinning of the w aters there Is that the same nunm you use giinitially cncieaclied tin tlta ‘brown been frequently appealed to from var­ Pablo Bench Tuesday by the Life is little doubt tho government will stano fro n t” lection and, with a when you have on your pqmhcechea direct, too unrelated, to the Intercuts great pain. She tided Foley Kidney Having Crew at that place, Wo were ious portions of the slate for a sup­ tender its aid in co-operation.—l’n- mighty surge, forted while owne'rr nr.d have to trot out the' crank nnd of real producers ai.d legitimate con­ Pills and the trouble with he r bsirk ii just thinking of what would happen ply of fry to stock different lakes and sumers, We m int find methods to all gone,” writes Mr*. J. <\ IVrkini, latkn Nowa. nnd tenants to nave beyond Grand apply it 7 • If one should venture out nt some of streams, hut In every rase he has take up nn much <u possible of tho Boston, Mass. 'For Bhrkarlii*. ItlieuHow did the former owner acquire avenue. Now trnvej \lirough the other U'nchea where thuy have been refused the request he niqdg.khc U V . J s w r f t m 1•>•"> '* f slack Iqng jin e ‘jMwppn pro­ m ntir 'lHlas’, ' Ridhoy nnd' lilaiklcr THATCOSTflY JUNKET I!; * I ’•nifW^Tlrt itilick of'tlie •(pin ul id oldno life saving crow or ropes or boats government. Thu middle western ducer urd consumer; to give the pto- Trouble use Foley Kidney Pills. Will Wns he Caucasian nr negro? If so, states have no difficulty in securing Our beloved Senator Fletcher nays type Ht. iJiuis rcddriicos nnd find or anything. luenr a le tte r share* in that which relievo th at-P ro d feeling Take no why ? al frequent intervals vast, quantities that the trial trip of the Leviathan negroes draped nil over the front ......... o ...... — he fuuilshr .1 to the community and substitute— Insist upon Foley's. Sold Did you get it on installments — steps, with here and there n small Having called one hundred wit­ of fry—but-that was been use the peo­ bin* been n history making event. it* enable the consumer to meet lila everywhere.—-Ad v. or did the seller hnvo you sized up? shop ami establishm ent« of hairnesses for the defense^ of Higgin­ ple were held in cheek by stringent Sure, it was by far the g reatest junk­ re gdrementa at reasonable post." What is Us color? After wash­ wnshcis, barbers ami other similar laws. Hen* is a recent incident in eting trip ever pulled off in this grout botham, the whipping boss, it is It Li lint 'necessary to go out of intimated by the attorneys of the de­ Florida, and what takes place in and glorious country of ours at the ^ u’ ,IW|11’1 are merely ing? Before washing? Flotilla for illualrution *>f wliat Pres­ If furnished n metal, will you fense that one hundred more will he Sumter county, is duplicated over the taxpayers exja'iise.—Wnurhula Advo- hiding their time until the old houses ident Harding said, in the words are wrecked for office buildings, swear to wear it under your beevccrailed. All of which Is taking soma entire stale. ente. above quoted. There me many ap­ tlees a* a chest .protector? b.fts, factories und wholesale home*. There was wanted n supply of fry fellow's money and we would like lo The ship in question cost millions plicable illustrations to be found in What distance ran you make on n | Silk-stockinged St. Louis, in order for Lake PnnuMifkcc, in Sumter know whose money is defending Hig­ of dollars mid belonged to the people ,? U B L f C s’l)llc. Just one or two must ginbotham? Home company, or some county, nnd this wish was forwarded of the United States. Ab usual with to reach the retail trailing section gallon ? How much on an Imperial suffice. The poultry rain ■r;s in Vo. pint ? has-to drive through these Inmlcvnrdx Senator Fletcher, who handed it to I I .; hunch of men noincwhero ore nfraid new ships the Leviathan was sent on Do you own stock in the standard Imi.i county became convinced, ns the that Higginbotham will lie convicted F. 'Moore, acting fish ’commissioner, a trial trip before going into regular with miles of houses in decay. The presiConl cays, that their "system of oil? anil if ronvicted he will talk nnd he who in turn made the following reply service in competition with the ships hotel guest, in order to reach the to the senator: What horsepower is your car, ami distribution" of eggi nnd poultry, will tell something that will bring of Italy, Spain, France, England and parks and amusement resorts and to “You are advised that bureau bo* hnvo nny of tho hnrsea n hone had “grown too cumbersome and ton view the real St Isiultt has to drive r-i other people Into this grusonic case. other countries. n . tty, too complex, too Indirect," licvcsjt to be an unjustified expendi­ spavin ? through this Mellon of unattractive ■------ — o — ----- ----Five hundred or more Americans of Does your wife ride with you, or d c . Consequently they set about llccnuffc of • Us flavor our Headlines sny "Hinto Coffers Are ture of public money t<* furnish fish prominence wore guests during the docay, occupied by negroes. finding a remedy. They believe they for such waters, Hmiill mouth hnss do yon use the car for pleasure? Hruiitl ha 3 found fnvor with Hunnlng Over” nnd another one says trial trip, nnd on returning their opin­ Those homes were once the homes have found n most practical one, al- the folks who like the purest and wall-eyed pike lire not suitable It is thought by many who have of tho white people, whn kept Vvery"Governor Hardee Has Ilctumcd to ions as lo it being a desirable croft the subject considerable though they nre not claiming perfer-tj of foods. Explain in a kindly Work." Of course there Is no rela­ species of fish to introduce under nn> for homo folks to patronize appeared *|,!nn spotless clean nnd attractive, given conditions, since they do not thrive in thought that fnrclrnl measures which Hon nryet. They organized poultry h u t em phatic manner that tion between the state coffers run­ in llmuxHiid* of papers. Their meals l^bo negroes have forced those people scuthern waters, Florida waters urn in some way wriggled through both clubt i no number of localities in thni your grocery man should send ning ovor nnd Governor Hardee com­ during the trip probably did not cost 1° -They had to move in teeming with large mouthed bass and county and Hu n co-ordinated their) you our bread— it's a .better houses ami bernme a Inw, was merely ing hack to Tnlluhns.ee. Ju st a inuth more than n page advertisement |*lll'h numliees that the rent profiteer various species of sunfUli and cat­ woik by combining in a federation ofj kind cf bread—you can tell a joke in order to worry a few into strange coincidence, Paulino, nnd the of n foreign ship company or u canned I'dcd on the tax and today nu-n earnnaying the extra ilollui; if It could dubs. They hnvo established p ern-, tbe difference in the dark. fart that tho gna tux of lust year put fish and fi they are fully protected goods company In one «jf the Curtis n MUe •** $-5 n week have to over two million cold hard dollars In there Is no reason wjiy there should Publications nnd the "feed" hill was!«'l*hcr pay 460 to f66 n month rent lie worked just that much more tr.it marketing r. jc n y , in DcLand,! tbe state treasury and no man knows not he nil abundance of these species practically the only cast to the tax­ for n stifling three-room flat nr have money for the state road department* ami co-operatively are m arketing1 for the sportsmen. what tlu.* new taxes will put In. But their families Uvo among the negroes. The Ht. I’etershiirg Independent saya, their products with satisfactory re-, payers. The Florida laws do not afford pro­ editorially: suit* to thrum-mlK'ra nr.d to consum­ what troubles we people down here l> Tho negro from the South is Tho ship was so comfortable nnd tection to the game fishes during the ers who buy their products. Thai “ Whnt more proof of ownership “ Who will take it out?" spawning season, nnd it is felt that attractive that m any, of the guests steadily enming* in mu) winking for (an n man giro on n small printed producom nre getting fur more snt_------------0----------- ‘ decided to make reservations for the less money und there are noticeable A Georgia legislator row up in his no expenso should he Incurred In dis­ initial triii abroad. Instead of an ex­ rumblings of rosuntmunt nnioiig the card than is contained nn n card th.it Ufactory results, financially etui tributing such species within the is issued to every person who takes ,l’“ ”— ‘ ‘ “— ' place vrider day nnd said that prohi­ pensive junket at tho cost of the tax ­ whites. He is a ls o .forcing the me­ out n license on n motor vehicle nt state. The particular waters referred bition In Georgia was not prohibiting payers It was a wise stroke of busi­ chanic to pay more rent and to spend ami that he wanted to take all the to by Mr. Woods probably contain ness, just what any private concern two hours of enrh day riding the cars the first of each yenr? The duuhlomure boas than all the hatcheries op­ cutd, double-pay system Is just an­ state laws off and let the government would have done under the circum­ to nnd from hi* work. other device to get more* money nnd handle tho subject. This might 1m* all erated by the bureau, nnd n few pair stances. It In a condition, not n theory, nhd make more truuble for the left to spawn undlstuihed would be nutoin right especially If he Is right In anymore efficacious' In maintaining the The government Is In the shipping '.sides ill for the negroes who are rr* oh Hi* owner." Ing that Georgia officials are more supply Hum anything that tho bureau business, at a cost of billions uf dol­ sponsible for It. A race outbreak It ia evidentt that tile editor dobs intent on seising nice big cars than , , * ■ j v.... .—«•» could do, a t considerable expenso, to lar*. Whether it should )*c in tho may le* expected any day—and the not sanction or advise npplicaLimn they ore In seising booze, you can U, • . . . . . . ,, . ,L ’ ' m ■ 't h e same end. It Is tho pulley of the luisiniiss Is a m atter for discussion; negr,* will get the worst of it. for such tags, and it is probably the blame tho offlcars for wanting nice St. Lc.uis is complainin'- that it is first test case I tirmii t« supply such specie* for de­ To break down a government or a taken to the supremo big cars. Everybody wants them ami pleted w olm i to cktaldiuh a brood husinosa is to criticize It without rea­ getting negroes -of the worst type. court will come ic out clean Iweauso of when they can soak the i»oor innocent which, properly protected, will main­ son nr facts. The cost of entertain­ T h e re -air gwod and decent negroes tho law being t w t aside.—Point ka bootleggers for nice new cars they tain a p u n ctual supply, ing the guests on tho Leviathan was a thrrp, of course, with intelligence and News, will bo opt lo get mighty busy on tha "Person* Interested In the fish of trifle, to magnify it into a costly ju n ­ amhltion—but these hare little lo do aulk'jre qutatloii If not tha booze ques­ Florida have related to me almost In- ket is misleading the public. . , with (lhcir ipyp trace. There are also tion. rredibla stories of tho destruction Henator Fletcher did not think that negro papers, run by unscrupulous The Herald Printing: Co. ELDER SPRINGS WATER PHONE 311—WE’LL DELIVER iS2 5 2 i which has been wrought Ip various hu was Imposing upon the taxpayers agitator:* who jrnuder to rate feeling Volusia county it to have its own Interior w aters, and I must earnest­ in making the trip nor does the Her­ and excite th^ vicious. county fair next spring during tho ly urge th at the stuto take measures ald think *o. Keep, up these flings at The Florid^, negro of good souse wintor reason. A tem porary county to protect a resource which may not tho United States Shipping Corpora­ and ill.cretion. will resolve to stay in fair assoc jat jo p has been formed, te adequately appreciated today, but | tlun and it will hasten the duy when Florida, where generation a fte r gen­ tho site selected, enthusiasm of u wilt lie sumo ttmu in the future, when ifK. coupon cIlp|K-rs of London, Paris, eration of association with the whitu high order arousod among tho lead­ lutihaps It will he loo lute. Knowing Naplrs, Riga, Hamburg and Madrid people has given hint lx place In life ers of oveijr auction of tho county, your keen and enlightened interest will again lie In control of American and whrre, if he is a good citizen, many of the big n itra tio n s and ex­ Ir. nil that concern* the welfare of shipping interests. It has not been ho la respected and, If In want, nerd hibits ul ready secured ami co-opera­ your s tile , I feel sure th at you will vrry long since tbo Gorman*American never ciy twlco for help from his BIO PROBLEM WITH FARMERS tion of county commissioners assured. lend the weight of youy Influence In Lino furnished this country with ita white (rivnds. When the president of the United Everything D nil primed ’ to g>— creating public sentiment In favor of only effective transportation facilities Good advlco Is being given (he Ststcs, engaged with the very many V rU stile Value la will have the best Loiter laws for conserving its fishes." with the West Indies, Central Ameri­ negroes of Florida in this regard by Important m atters of national nnd In­ counly fa ir In tlta state of Florida Fhouid the owner of some private ca and South America. the Tampa Ilu\leUn, a local negro ternational concern and Importance next year.—Dcl-and News. Good for lake of considerable site in Florida '' paper, which says: confronting him, turn* a*id* onj Volusia county. There la nothing take precautions to strongly fem e (n A DANGEROUS SITUATION. “None of us should allow ourselves give* sprious consideration to ih■7 quite as good for a county as a real Uj-»‘ tract, and make such prrangeto he fooled north. If Wc ga a t all it one great problem that bothers the good fair and Volusia iu#U U U big big enough enojgH 1(|, nU , (uil tin* fry would bo retained "Sevoral wi*eks ngo, the Tribune re- should be af»«V serious thought- We farm ars, U indiratea th a t 't h if V proba bay# a good ♦“‘‘■jin tha lU e uv»n during a high water m iH ud thht tho movtnwml uf negroesj.houlJ not frY to luako believe th a tjU m is so big and so Important , FROM UTH l SANCTUMS *'■' "!*■ • ■ 1'v.: . i. . i *■;■■ , i.vli',.!../'!.1- n.-£,. - i./.tl-'i r.- vC : . -j Tts', .1 .w*a.afc.i«LtJwNjw.ajr .v?)rv /.if .S ts Preserves, stops leaks and is fire pr Use it on aify thing, wood or iron THE HEST PAINT FOR �Let us pass over the protection o f your surplus cash with just a word or two. You know the danger of theft if you read even a weekly paper; and you would notice liow often the fire-bell • r rings and the siren sounds, even if you didn’t read at dll. It is worth a lot to have your cash j J p er jje e n t 7 ' -v?\ i i protected; but that is only /the beginning o f th is bank’s possible value to you. “i «£♦ *1* GOLF ROWLING TENNIS BOXING ■a ■" *A. m^U',*.4-.’m. - *1* **«***♦*♦ ■■, --- - ,*♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ , , , -■ | il | 3 1 [ 1 [ t j j I ♦♦♦. t . «$► DK Cr ,AA I J¥ M H I? C D A D T C ^U ir Vl ml l ll U^ l l l L i x l I l i l i lv i lr ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *** ♦*♦ ♦♦♦ MILD BEVERAGES UNDER CAN BASE BALL FOOT BALT. BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING U. L. SH II’P, Editor Jack is Now on Brooklyn Loses When Henry Cuts Earned Vacation • Loose Wild Ojne CHEAT FALLS, Mont., July 0.— Jack Dempsey, World's heavyweight champion, last night started out on a few days’ vacation after his confining nine weeks' training grind for his bat­ tle with Tommy tlihbons at Shelby Wednesday. The title holder, accom­ National Lrnsue panied by his father, Jerry Imvntius, St. Jjouia Ifj, rhUftdcl|thia 12, his faithful little trainer, Lloyd StanlloRtou 3, Hrooklyn . nard, a neuhew, and Mike Trunt, n Othem not scheduled. Chicago detective, left for Rail Lake City to visit with his mother before American League I rocccding to Los Angeles. • n V o ’it 0, Cleveland 10. Th? champion expects to In? in New Philadelphia 5, IloRtnn 7. York by August 1, ready to resume Chicago,3, St. Louis 4. training for a title mulch with either Othorn net scheduled. H atty Wills, the negro heavyweight, or the winner of the Luis Firpo-.lcss Southern Asaoclatian Willard fight. Dempsey understand* 'that Kearns, his manager, already has A tlanta 3, New Orlcnmi 0. opened negotiations fnr these bouts. Ilirtningbam 22, Mobile 11. . Dempsey was in high spirits, joking Memphis 2, Nashville 5, \M0i the' blij t'KLvd that taint down Little Rock C; Chattanooga 3. to the station to' see bint off. Hitt tight eye was only slightly discolored HOW THEY STAND tind the cut over his left eye Was Florida State Lcanue (Second Half) starting to heal nicely. Tin* cham­ Won Lost r e t pion bore no other marks ns a result .750 of his fifteen round battle. 4 iiradentown ........... 12 .750 4 Oilumlo ...v...^...,.... • 13 .r.oo 7 . 7 Lakeland .402 7 yt. Petcrelnirg ....... * G .333 10 Daytona ................ . r. .108 13 Tampa ---------- ----- . 3 Florida State League Orlando 3, Lakeland 4. Rradmitown 0, Daytona 3. St. Pete 4, Tampa 1. i ♦♦♦**♦*♦, ' --, ! Early Prejudices Ajalnst Cetlee, Tea, and Chpcolate Were Not Easy to Overcame. ■■ ■■*--■ ■"— YESTERDAY’S RESULTS | I j ( | ^ +*• Sentinel Has One . Bad Frame, Losing To Oviedo, 4 to Ji Natimial League Won Lost 23 New York ,L ....‘.... 4.8 25 <3 I’ittnburKh ....... 28 • Cincinnati .......... . to 32 Hrooklyn ... ........... 3(1 33 Chicnao ......’-.t...:— 37 30 3> Dt, I.oui.i ............. 22 40 Ilostuii <10 Philadelphia .... 20 DKOOKLYN, July G.—^Jess Hornes held the Dodgem tit four scattered hits yesterday,and Roston shutout Drool;lyn, 3 to 0. The nraves knocked Cndoro out in the second. "Iiut di" Hen­ ry allowed only four hits dating the tt mninder of the game, hat let in the third run in the ninth, when he made a wild throw to first. The score: ItoBton (120 000 001—3 8 .1 Hrooklyn ..... 000 000 000—0 4 2 Dames tin.I E. Smith; Cadote, Hen­ ry and Taylor. PHILADELPHIA, July G. — St. Louis (toped off in thin city for a single game with Philadelphia yester­ day ami won tt poorly played foulest IG to 12, Hornsby hud two home runs nttd a single in four trips to the plate, and then retired from the gamy. tje.m; St. Louis ....... 212 231 Ull—10 H> I Philadelphia .010 011 151 —18 ll» 5 Norllt, [Uuart, Pfeffer, Darfoot nttd Ainsmllh, McCurdy; Weinert, Wint­ er*, Kagan, Hulibell and Wilson. Mack men Lose us Quinn Wins Over Game in Eighth m ns ^ n kt n ki m m n 5 FOR THE § 5 MOVIE FAN 5 Am crknn league Won 1.0 t Pet fb) .081 4k#** . 47 New York .... .507 34 35 I’biladolpliin ,500 S3 (L ic o g o ...^ .— V .r>ti(j 35 . ( jeveiand .............. 35 .478 ,10 33 Detroit »*•«»»»*".478 30 33 f?L I^>uis .435 Washington .... ' no * 80 41ti Hosion .......... r - ;-- _ SO na POSTON. July 0.—Pitcher John Quinn's r.inglo In the Hth scored two runs and gave Dontnn the victory over Ihc Athletic«, 7-5 yesterday. Scores fhilmlelphin 010 100 210—5 IK 2 Ik.rtoil 010 400 02x—7 10 2 ITITHHUKCH, July 0. Two home Hasty, Kell, tt, U. Harris and llrug- runs In the ninth inning won yester­ day's exhibition pants for the New 'ty: Quinn and Pirnk.lt. York Americans over Pittsbutgh-U-8. ST. LOUIS, July 0.—Overcoming n Two runs behind in the ninth, liuth three run lend, St. Louis yesterday da- canto to l,i.t with a runner on and knocked the ball over llie right field fanted Chicago, 4-3. The score: Chi< ago ..... 021 000 000 - 3 8 1 fence. Hendricks hit for four bases. St. Louis .......... 001 012 OOx—t 7 2 Score: Cvencro* and Schnlk; Davt* and New York ...... 000 202 104-0 12 1 P ittsb u rg h '....... 121 300 001—8 10 1 Pi|>grns, lioetgvr and Hengutigh; CLEVELAND, July 0.—aevelam l Koehler and Matlnx. uvcnril up the series with Detroit and remained in the flrit division yester­ day, by winning 10 to 0. The score: Detroit ...... 000 000 000— 0 4 0 Cleveland ..... 110 041 80x—10 18 0 Holloway, Wells and Dossier, ManIon; Smith and O'Neill. TAMPA, July 0.—8t. Petersburg and Tampa fought eleven innings here yesterday before the visitors succeed. *d in locating Fisher for three neces­ sary runs to win by 4-1. The score: BL Pete ......... ..... 000 001 OOO 03—1 Tampa LAKELAND, July 0.—Lakeland staged a ninth inning rally yeaterday ntid scored three runs and beat Orlan­ do, 4 to 3. Roth Luther and Wake­ field received sensational support. The score: Unando ....__ 020 001 000^-3 President vf Tuskegcc Whose Life !1 * l + 9°? 000 0 ,8 “ 4 la Threatened NINTH INNING IS FATAL ONE FOR BULLDOGS Miami—ft»"uthorn Steamship Com­ pany Inaugurates fast freight service between here and New Orleans. ■ifif , 11 , #. ‘*l Orlando—Maehinery being install­ ed, in plant of OiUpJo Manufacturing Company. ft nee. The Iiradentown Daytona ..... Negro Association Calls on President For Protection FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER, ffiAGUE * Oviedo In Ovigiio .... ....... m *m Orlando Hcntiarl >» ■ v**.June 10 July 10 READ *f HERALD Orlando Sentinel . ,, » '..7------- June 1 Dig Rerein lira, llrolherhood Bt. A. Juno July July June Juno July May SI June 81_____ WANT . 12 3 12_____ 7 28 10 ■ May t i / J u n e l4 y f ‘ —i ' . -rN . Vv \ . .' RaWKt w ith a B u ic k S p o r t C ar Core-free vacntlon time has a perfect companion in the Quick Sport Touring car.. Every line of its beauti­ ful appearance, every sparkle of Its luxurious fittings reflect the spirit of summer dsya with fhclr many social enjoyments. - And the Buick Sport Touring car U more than a ploy* ■ time motor cor. It ia suited to business and other every day motoring because it is a Buick—with oil the traditional Buick dependable performance, ability and stamina. ....................... .fi r . »-:•*. SUe* ■ Four* j r« i. Mm I. . I«1 s r<u. RmJ. JII’J 4 IW C mp* t I'M*. Tew. • sss J I'm*. CiHifrt , 1171 S l'**«. Tour. *11(1 I Pm*. Taw. S P . m. • 1JPS s p *m. Tou>. r r**«. s«sm S P*i». Twit. *IktUn • •• ISIS j Sport Road. tr 1**11 * • • I I I ) l|M I Kiwi. • toil S Pit*. DaIm • KSS Sport Tuuriaa (rrt t. o. h. IluUk furlnrlt); gavtinmlmt tmm bt ajjgJ. All oNiul OitO. M. A. C'. Pwrr. a*. uSIch proilJrr for lith m d h i m NEW YORK, July fc—Declaring the liras of R. It. Mwten, president of Tuakegee Institute and of, the negro surgeons a t the United State Veter­ ans .Hospital a t Tuskegcc, Ala., has been threatened by masked mobs the National Association for Advance­ ment of Colored People today wired President Harding u rg in g . ha (end federal troops to protect them. In connection At moab cat a little Icsi of every­ thing than usual; never tako two (crving*. Knt slowly and chew thoroughly end less food will satisfy you. -|lltt - 141S • ms • 1*11 * 1871 D-IS-4I-NP There will be sixty laughs a minute May Be s Little Hard at First, but Specialist Assert* They Will in this fine picture, su don’t fail to Do the Work. see it ns it will lie here only one night —Saturday. TAMPA LOSES HARD ONE TO THE SAINTS SlcCulley.—Orlnndu In 1G70 a Dutch writer said that lea was ridiculed in Holland under the iianto of hay-water, and another ingenioui writer said: “The |in>gre.-s of this famous plant has been iotneihing like the progress of truth —suspected at first, but very pain* table to those who ha\o courage to taste it.” For about 20 years after (he in­ troduction of coffee in Great B rit­ ain, there was a continued scries of / * 1‘ Did you sec the picture Inst night? invectives against its adoption both for medicinal and domestic jmrIf you did not yon missed a good jmw's. In “Tim Women's Petition one, ami bettor go see it tonight. Against ‘Coffee,” 1(174, they com­ plained that “ it'-jtiude men ns tin*For tonight will be your last chance j fruitful Hg t|10 deserts whence to sec Norman Talmndge m,d Eugene t |mt imhappy berry is said to be O Drien In ‘T he Voice Horn the Min- brought 1” Hint tha “offspring of urct.” , - ■ - their mighty ancestors would dwindle into n succession of apes And, an an ndded ottrnetioti llrownie (nd pigmies” ; nttd that ott n domes­ the wonder dog, In “The Howling Ructic message a lutshnud would “stop cess1 n two-part Century Comedy. by the wav to drink u couple of cup* And the honor guests tonight will ^'Ifoc.' .<• L(1 Pptls jigtl ,/wpiiiy ami will n 3 V iugipylprale: >ifr;of chocolft(o see this Wonder picture without cost in the Seventeenth century was conto them os the treat is ott Osborne. si do red eo violent ait inflamcr of — — the passions that Joan Fran, llaurh And lest you forget tomorrow night enforced the necessity of forbiilding slatting at 7:0(1 o’clock Waller Heirs the monks to drink it. In “Sixty Cents tin Hour” with Inter­ national News ns a sideHlter. RULES FOR REDUCING WEIGHT Pa Exhibition Game Sees Ruth Clout l*ct .075 .032 .588 .520 .507 .400 .310 .280 v' BANK WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ---------------------------S E R V I C E -------------*£♦ J L p er jb e e n t 1 . C. MOO l i t ; Manages W h en b etter autom obiles arc built, IT Avoid highly seasoned or very acid foods; they cn countgo over­ eating. Plan to have ono meal each day murlt lighter than tin* other two. Knt nothing between meals, aban­ don evening lunches, afternoon teas, treats ntid spreads. If you cook, don’t tnstc. Do not cut more than one itnrchy food at a meal—cereal, bread, po­ tatoes. Fat butler, cream, and salad oil sparingly. Fat rich cakes, pastries and fried foods sparingly. Fat sugar, rich preserve* and fonfectioncry sparingly.—Miss K, I). Washington, Nutrition Hjwciulist, Colorado Agricultural College. ” A PROLIFIC WRITER Arnold lJcnnctt’s astonishing liter­ ary industry—equaling the industry of Anthony Trollojm—is refleutod in an entry in his diary. “This year I liavo written 335,* 340 words, grand total. Two hun­ dred and twenty-four article* aud stnrira and four installments of a serial called T h* Oates of Wrath* liars actually been published and (Iso my book of play*, ‘Pollto Farce*.* My work included six or eight short stories not yet published, also the greater part of a 55,000word serial, 'I*or* and life ,’ for Tillutson’s, and tho whole draft, 80,000 words, of my Staffordshire novel, ‘Anna Tell wr i g h t 'u— Prom (lie Writer's Msgsxinc. Sara s o u —Contract 1360,000 hotel, ' awarded ' Roofsth at Challenge W eather It was M a rk Twain who said, “ Everybody talk* a lot about th e weather bu t nobody docs anything about it,” , But there is one thin g you can do about th e effect o f weather on th e roofs of your buildings. Cover th em w ith our prepared roofing or shingle* and you can laugh a t Intense heat, pounding rains, driving snow storm s I and severe cold. Free booklets and samples* Call at our office and le t u s te ll you how good roofings w ill save p * -- -—*•-*-* you and add distin ctive beauty to for transfer, N,Un“ l o tW K RCS �T b 'f i ^ t anize Society into j Established Glasses [ON IN COURT *y iM *A«pnnam i r r m "9 HlNOTON; * Jtrty- fi.—1Counsel irlea W. Morse, his three sons t others on trial on rhargea of gey to defraud the govemi w ar time shipping contracts, Aloha ydslerday to dismiss the enta and to direct acquittal of tusSd. Justice HUfford took \& U S K E a E E , Ala, ^ u ly O.—De­ claring Hint he woirtd n e b 'b e * -p a rty to bring disorder to the Tnskegec Director*! Frank’ Tf. community, DirectordllinCs, -of the War Vets Dipftaii, yes­ terday asked nn assembly of Tilskegeb citizens to nppoIht‘ a committee of three to meet with him to help solve • tho prpbleip^ relative to the control of tiro' hospital for disabled negroes hare, “With n committee of three tnlstad-Tiiskegco citizens, I 'a m 's o r e we can Work out this problifm J of conf i l i n g ih« hospital ,fey olffkfi White officials i t negroes (In *uch.a manner tha tall citizens here will be satisfledr’ Dcripetoc nine* said. “I will Vibt t>e b party '-to anything that will bring about friction between tho rapes.*’ i, . . . Tl»d cpmndltec to confer with Di­ rector Minns on the question is com­ posed .of Dr. I). W. Johnson, I* W. Campbell nnd State Senator R. 11. Powell, all of Tuskegee. No dote for the first meeting has been set, Chair­ man Johnson said. In n statement to the. press Mr. Hines said while an efifclent negro personnel could bo secured which would l>o representative of all sec­ tions of the country.no appointments had Iteen mode nnd none will'be made until the cominlltco has taken some artion. defendant*. None of the arguhlbntk "o nthb motions was before the'Jfify.' The trial has been in pro g ress'firr eleven weeks. . The defense contended the govern­ ment had failed to establish beyond reasonable doubt that there was auq combination In restraint on the part of tlie 'accused to accomplish n crim ­ inal art. It also wai asserted the ; prosecution had developed only that a series of controversies" existed be­ tw een'the Morse corporations and the emergency fleet corporation; such Controversies having been civil and hot criminal in nature. , Attacking the Indictments, defense counsel charged thoy faffed to allege a crime against the United States. During the arguments on the motions, Justlc eBtafford 1asked the governiv irteni attorney to cxplaih various chargnr ln: the iniliettfieiAs, and to give their Interpretation of just what could not sleep," wrltoS Geo. A. Ow­ M m tituied 'the alleged cortalpfaby. en, Hrldgetnn, New Jorsey. “She tried Foley's Hewy nnd Tor nnd had the VETERANS BUREAU l>clit night's sleep she had hnd for n HEAD A t ’ 'WORK ON long time. I used Foley's llonuy nnd v‘ f t ’s KEG EF. MA1TF.R Tar nnd it helped mo too.” Coughs m u llin g fram Whooping Cough, TUSKEGEE, Ala., July 0.—'There Bronchitis, Astlimn, Hay Fever, and V is no contract binding the guvern- Croup'quickly relieved with Foley’s msnt to place n white personnel nt Honey and Tur. Contains no opinion. th* ne wvetcraun’ horpttnl here, blit Ingredients printed cm the rarton. lh*i« "appeal* * inuml Obligation," Largest r.cllinir cough medicine in the \\ .Director flfhka, of tho' Veterans' Hu- world. Insist upon Foley’s Honey und rta n , told n citlxeqs committee in Tur. Bold everywhere,—Adv. ' Mtif«rcn<^(* here late ‘yncCcrdny. The 1 committee" rVprcnentod clllkms with WOMAN MAKES NF.W ■ protested nt n pegro perxonnnl. Mr. ■ Hines eaid *1 the opening of the eon.' ffranee, “Tlila niptlor riiLst bo set­ HT. LOIJIS, Mo. ^luly fi.—Mrs. tled today." licithn Hurchcn, professional aviUtrlx Btat eSenator It. 11. Povftll, speak- of Rannoinc, Knn., enlnbilahod n new ; Ing for the citizens, said Hint Tun- nllitode recont for women by nscend; kag«« had the JirfltnUn of a tepresen- ing U1.H00 feet ul St. I^iuis Aviation N ative of the THiaaifty 1Department Field yesterday, Thn-pairig>is record th at the hospital w6uld( lw In charge was lf.,700 feet ,iind it wna made by » of white ufficS’ro noil* doctors nnd Andrew 1'ey n;y , * Fn; nch wq pm ji, (fn that the p fb ^ o ' cbrisidoredf' this 'n California Inst M«y. . .. * _ J" . A. . - —u . . 1 a K H n i a l b O o e l n l l u ....... ... -i i i. [ I clou*. " • then a moderate tax on tho land value* will be sufficient for the up­ keep of the schools." The consoli­ dated district will cover an area of ten square miles. Hie school plant will iucludo a grade school, a high school and a homo for tho teachers. The buildings will accommodate at least .100 students, including chil­ dren -auiUhlgh school students.— Madison News, ift Topeka Capital. aa RIBS OF BEEF TO BRAISE, lbs fo r ... ....... PORK SHOULDER ROASTS, Per lb .... ........ CORN-FED PORK, Per l b .......... ..... ...... SMOKED SAUSAGE, This is Hickory Smoked, It PURE PORK SAUSAGE, Per lb iL LOAF FOR LUNCHES, Per lb .......................... LED HAM, Per l b ' :...... . . i . VEJt BLOOM fiUtTER, Per lb . ... JED HAM, Pei- l b ....... .....' '•» .........." KED LUNCHEON MEAT, Bono Itolied In Smoke.'Pcir ijbi E BEEF TO STEAM. Per lb, ............ ... ' ^ H J SAUSAGE, HOME-MADE, Per l b .......... ‘ MACKJCREL, Each......... ...... ........ .............i.......I.... on the market. I’T FORGET WiS HANDLE^RMOUR’R GOODS EXCLUSIVELY.! p.rtnetihlp Ut«ly aubjlMl Hickaon And Company. Of April, 1*11. J lw lM rt ronixnu : Th# buclitau ,01 nrrahlp I# now■wound up.■, w. L. Plah win rpUrcl-nni money#' and 'ptopirtv.' dtorto an Id ’flrin. A • Medicinal Vli provedr-Da Qualities Ri let Called " The latest triumph, at modern ec|. ence Is a "4*-nauseated" Calomel tab­ let known to tbe drug trade as "Calotab*." 'Caldmel,' th* moat jtenerally useful of all metUcInea thus eaters upon a wider field, of popularity,— purified and rerinerf from those ohjectlonable analltl«a .wh|ch have heretofore limited tie wae. . . In lilllouaneee, constipation, head­ aches and.ladlitfBtlba. and-In*a areab variety of llvVr. stomach and hidney troubles calomel was tbe must *btccimful remedy,-but Ita OH WOa often ncelected on aecount of It* alckenlna iiualltlea.' Mow It f» the. easiest andmoat pleasant of medlclnas>,to take, Qfie Calotab, at hedltip*' with a swatrow of erater.-^navSl all. No taate/ no KVlplng. no touts#*, no - aatt#.ttnod n Is tit's sleep and; the nest morn* , in* you feeling flnS, with w clean nver, a purlflyA^iyetem and w hi* eppetltC. Gat what' you please.- No “S l U are sold only in orlilnel. ■e*led packages, price M)lrtV-nve ctnte for the large family package; ten rente for -the email, trial alia. Tour druggist Is authorised to refund the price'as a guarantee that you wilt be thoroughly delighted With daiotab*. Ready for U M H M tM r tM itT r a p * »«s.box.Ke c ‘ .I4ea.bex.su* SOLD SVERTWHEBS THE HOTTEST PLACE Ten years of record obtained at tho United States weathor bureau's sub-station at Greenland ranch, in Death valley, Oal.,~ indicate that this is thu hottest region in the United States, andj, ^ J f ^ r aiex*. trepio nm ximtinrVImnKsfur^aro concerned, tho lioUcaL ftgion on earth. . fr Tlio temporatnro’ of ^3 4 degrees F., recorded July 10, -1913, is boIfcved by meteorologist* to be tho highest natural 'qir^tepjperaturs ever recorded with a tested stand­ ard therinoinetcr. 1 , ■.**17•1- 1 V *^ &MC1' H ■1 g#T**rp» **e 1 If HAS EXTENSIVE VIEW Tlio lookout man on ths.liuer Ma­ jestic, tho world’s, largest ocean greyhound, is 180 feet above tho wa­ ter level and in 6lcar weather he liar a view covering bouiq 900 square miles of ocean. MONDAY SATURDAY Regular Price $2.00 to $4.00, Going at MOTOR* V*. POPULATION --- a There are enough motor Vehicles in the United States to fake the entire population for a,ride at on# ___________ ___ . . time. t Now is your opportunity to lay in a supply of the finest.make of‘Shirts AT HOME IN THE SADDLE It haa been said of many people who live'much in the saddle that they are “centaurs." Th* Mongol of today has a better claim to the title than most of hi* competitors.’ The typical Mougjtr horseman will rid* fifteen hburs without a murmur, iu t bitterly re*«nt* havhig. to walk A hundred yards. Bo unuaad is he to walking that he haa a rolling gait Ilk* that of the saltiest “seadog." lie tums to his horse in many emergen­ cies. If a saddle strap breaks the Mongol ridor pulls a few halra from hit pony’s tail, braids them and uses tbe resulting strong cord to make bin equipment aa good aa new. Mon­ golian horse races are grading, atfaightawny enduranco contest*. Soma of the wiry ponies entered in ihees qontust* have beenTknown to gallop twenty miles without a halt. -^-National, Geograpliio Bbciety Bui, DON'T FORGET, Ol/R SALE ON MEN’S STRAW. HATB AND PALM, BEACH AND MOHAIR SUITS 25% OFF COtyE EARLY ANP GET YOURSSEE OUR YOUNG BOYS’ SHIRT SPECIAL Regplar price $1.00—going at, each; Sizes froip 12% to 14—This special w|II,surely be a, winder. I QUetN'O ODD HOBBY ,i The principal hobby of the Queen . Mother Mafia Cliriitina of Spain 1* the collecting of playing card*. She _pu**cMM a large number of curiow puck*, many of which have no little historical Internet, together with aome 'exceedingly rare cards of Arabian, Egyptian, French and Spanish manufacture. "■ " " 1 •« 1 • ~ - ■ Mrt. Davto tipeer ha* taken a cot­ H 9 V IN O government. \ • " ^ W r * in g tKatUKere now ekfnti "a great, deal of rivalry, between federal and «>unty offlttr* In the drive for whiskey running anttjtnobtlH/* D r Arnold aaM there waa more interest, on th* p a rt of county, sheriff's' nnd deputies in capturing the cars which ore confiscated under the Georg Is law, than in the apprehension of the W OULD fuuclnmi. ii Ially reorganize sof le tj b i d three legally estab­ lished classes. 1 would place tho reins o f governm ent, and national Illy T tr Aw fdalfS P in*) control In the hands of a ruling d a ta to be known aa A, oorapoeed ATLANTA, Ga., July 6.—1“Prohl- #, of oitiw ni of greatest worth, and their power would be all-cmbraclng bltlnn In Georgia haa not been a fail­ ure and wo desire to continue-iii coand complete, would deny the Tote to the" m illions of illiterate*, menofficials," fally deficient, end convicts, ai}d deaignaU them 8a (Jlaa^C citireni. .Ioperation with county F red1 AS DUmuke*,'state federal pro­ would restrict the number of offspring in this class ‘by b'deliberate social hibition director, declared last night NO NEED F OH W A lTED.MfOBOS i nreply to a statem ent of. Represen­ tative Crai gAmnld, Lumpkin comw Frlsnds Undsntoed Ise h O thtr Without the Formriity of Any ttiiU d iy, author of, the bill now^titfarff’the general assembly dwlgptsjtf jto place enforcement of the VoUteaU act in Clan A parents, with* Q»e opportunity pybre whether they. were fit to thla state entire!? upon tho govern­ ' . go up or down. I would prohibit marriage between tho upper and lower ment. ’ The legislator whose'TmHUnretvould repeal Georgia’s prohibition law, The m u lt of such a system would bo to place the political power states enforcement of the dry net in in earli nation in the hand* of a reasonably select body of men and women. th estate has been nnsuccessful, add­ Each nation would tbbs be fortified against the tendency to die away at ing that in his opinion federal anil tho top. county official* were not worklrig to­ . . The A class of full citizen* would be protected against, the lowering gether. of its quality through the iritormixtore of'Inferior blooi. "A majority of county officials nre Under the influence of an ethics in which the national principle working with us,” said Mr. DiSwas fully recognized the function of parenthood would bo restored to the mukes. "In some wet counties we position of honor and importance It has enjoyed in every healthy end arc not receiving the county officials! co-operation. Enforcement of the •table society. . law has shown a decided improve­ We might hope to eee the family re-eetablished.as ttye foundation of ment during the past several years." tho state, the true social unit, and the nursery of those national traditions Dawson and otlier counties In that which alone raise ue aboTe abote the level of savage life. 7By its development immediate territory also were speci­ elone mankind may hope to rise to higher and highar levels of happiness fied, with Lumpkin as being lacking in co-operation. end culture. Representative Arnold declared in his. assertions th at “prohibition ip this state is it furce and everybody SCHOOL IN AN OIL FIELD MODERN SLAVERY knows IL” A school town will be built la the A bill-to repeal tho Georgia prohi­ Iluninn slaves are sold on tho open country eight miles west of block in Abyssinia, according to in­ bition law, which would leave the full Madison, in the center of the Green­ formation reaching tho league of responsibility for the enforcement of wood county oil district. “Tho proj­ Nations. Unmans nre caught in the Volstead act in this state up to ect nn attempt to solve the oil the open, chained, grouped and sold the federal government, was intro­ field educational problem,*' said W. into slavery for rich slave holders duced into the house of representa­ I4 Smith, director of school consoli­ living in the interior of Asia Minor. tives by Craig Arnold. “ Prohibition has been a total fail­ dation, at the Kansas State Teach­ Thu latest 102.1 quotations nre as ers' college nt Emporia. "The in­ follows; Able-bodied male slaves, ure in Georgia," tho representative crement derived from the taxes on $0 to $24, according to age, declared in discussing the measure, the oil production will Ik> usedMn strength nnd productive ability. udding that lie believed the prcsonce of a federal low and state act 1ms constructing tho plant. Should tho Female slaves, demand slight, $0 caused n “conflict in enforcement,” supply, of oil be exhausted in time down. Child slaves, absolute drug end that tho repeal of the Georgia ARMOUR’ STAR STOCKING NETMAMS ON SALE THIS WEEK l’lCrJlC HAMS—YOU CAN IHJV THEM CHEAPER HERE TH^N ANYWHERE IN THE STATE FANCY HOME-CURED BACON, Per lb .. VEAL STEW, Per l b ............ ......... ARMOUR’S SHK1LD PURE LARD, Per lb BRISKETS OF BEEF, Per lb FINE ROASTS OF BEEF, Per lb FINE BRISKET OF BEER, Per lb OVEN ROASTS, Per lb .!.:..... CHOPPED MEAT. Per lb BEEF STEW, 2 .lbs for 1 « ~v Letialatnre 8ays -There Are- After Cars and Net The Booze :, , . • ** u' ■ ***** "■' •"** Runners. By PROP. WILLIAM MeDOUP ALL, Harvard Upivsratty, STPHKB.' NO U E U V E R Y . NO HOOKft NO OVEf l i b AD E X P E N SE , NO PH O N ES-------------------------------- NO MATTER HOW MUCH.YOU HU _______. 'T H A T IS O l/ll REASON" — G o A fte r-T h e m h e r e ‘on the port o f 1W tage at Coronado Beach and will *p#ad tha Ifonth at that popular r»- OUU AIM IS. TO :PLEASE i i i , » jifir* ■ »• . * . 218 EAST FIRST STREET '• *1 1 f W , • v * ■* It' . ,* * M I - . '*. t ‘ I . �\ 's WELU.W HOUHHT SO H E BOON W W TS "*N « T T H E fcA o H B , OUGHTfK COT T H E D P sK .M ^t J y:" . | ( m s * mo ' T P A K W H O S H 'I r R E C K O N u £ ' _I c u s e m e : f\ N tw n tr . c i b o y ! RSHH'Hl T l . ty I ’ Jm . Mr jy . 4 ‘teuwtiv.^M- Rooms 226-?23 FOR RENT ' DR. R. M. MASON FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for DENTIST light housekeeping. Apply 701 Mag­ New Mrisch Building Rl-Stc Phone 201 Sanford, Florida nolia Avenue. FC5r RENT—Convenient largo un­ furnished ’rooms for housekeeping. Rent reasonable, 20G Oak Avenue. C-18-lmo-p H IC K S O N HOUSE FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE Up'lo-dnte Apartments and Rooms Daytona Reach. *J«s Kismloed GIsas as Designed Summer rates: fl.OO per day, $21 per month, including lights and water. Cal! J. F. Hickson, Phono 238-W, San­ ford. 70-tfc O p tid a a -O p ta m a tiia t FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with HI East First Stract Sanford, Fla. Slorgge Facilities light housekeeping. Corner of 11th wn please you, tall others; -if not, street and Elm Avc,—M. Schneider. left os. Phong .4*8 , . 70-Glp FOR KENT—We have n well located furnished home.—A. P. Connel Sons. * 7 FOR KENT—Cottage, J . Musson. Comfortable, Atry Rooms I V. COLLEH, PropOpen tho Year Around FOR RENT—Bungalow, 5 royms and Reasonable Rates. luUli, up-to-date. Apply W. It. Pell, Special rates to parties. 819 West Third, Sanford. Fin. 82- Itp On Main Street, near Ocean [X)NTflACTOR and BUILDER FO B R E N T — 2 room apartm ent, 1 1 2 17 Commsrclal Street—Sanford, Fla. Im urel Ave. . 8 2 -2 tp FD R RF.NT —* 0 ro o m h o u se 1 2 1 5 Oak A vc, $ 10.00 per m onth.— H. B. Lew is. . 83 - 3 tp FOR ITe R T — T wo furnished houseINSURANCE AGENCY keeping room $5 per week, tw o beds. 3 1 2 East r.th S treet. 8 t - 2 tp IRE------- U U T O -ll— BONDfl P o ll ' RENT—Furnished' room W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. . uick Service Transfer SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS > Daytona Beach, Fla. c. General Shop and Mill Work C. M. CUSTER, Prop B. W. HERNDON S. O .' Sfonholser Contractor and Builder A. P. Connelly & Sotos * Mi Ml Mi M Ml >M Classified Ada 1c a word. No Ad taken for lcaa than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. -Count the words and remit 'arordin*ly. fern 1 *, T h e best w o rk is done in the s p ir it o f play. A n y m an w l\o goes to busi­ ness w ith b u t one th o u g h t, asking g r im ly how m u ch he is g o in g to get o u t of. i t in d o lla rs lin d rents, W ill p robab ly g c? a c tu a lly less dollnrs and lit t le i f any o f the jo y o f the m an who approaches b u s in m fro m q u ite a d iffe re n t angle— fro m the angle o f d o in g so m e th in g w o rth w h ile , b u ild in g , c re a tin g , serving. BUTTONS DtSfLACHLEVERS I f a m an lik e s adventure, he o u g h t to fin d a d ve n tu re in his busi­ ness. I t is there. A ll he needs is the w ish and d e te rm in a tio n to dis­ cover it. I f ho lik e s - s p o r t o r m manea o r tho s tim u lu s o f economic achievem ent o r co n tact w ith nhlo and a le rt m in d « o r ’ llto tr n in in g 'o f youn g m en— ho enn fin d fliesc, too. T h e p ro flt lias to come, o f course. T h a t is p ro o f o f cle ver p la yin g . B u t the gnm o its e lf, th o apa rt and rest o f p ln y in g it, o u g h t to be a big part o f tho rew ard even I f there were n o th in g else. I f th a t ia absent, the m oney p a rt o f tho rew ard is too .SOUTHERN TRADE s m a ll, no m a tte r i f I t is m illio n s .— , CONGRESS IS PUT OFF Jam es S im p son, P re s id e n t M arshall UNTIL OCTOBER D-l 1 F ie ld & C o m pa ny, rn Forbes M ogatin c . NEW YORK, Jliljf (I.—Postpone­ CUQHT TO BUTTON HER FACE ment of the Southern Trndu congress convention here from July 9*11 to FOR R K N T L -T w o conmn-ltog house­ October 9-11 wus nmiouneed yesterkeeping rooms, furnished. A p p ly 7 It) W. F irs t street.____ . , B4 -3 t p ^ ‘rTwo Amdrlcan trade cummisslons ^ ’C)R R E N T —One';Hrt>om apartm ent, fu rn irh e d f one- IT-room apartm ent a fte r Ju ly 1 2 . C orner 6 nk and Second street. , Phone !t.— P h illip s A p a rt­ ments. • • B4 -3 tc Sutton, Gonevo, Fla. 82-10tp FARMLilii— VoiT can g .ts e e O beo frames end Irritation plug! a t the Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfc FOR SALK—Uosier antTGaya' ralnta and varnishea a t Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. . 183-tfc FOR SALE—Rhode island~eggs Tor sotting, ID eggs for $1.00. Mra. Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, San­ ford. 83-tfp G eneral M achine nnd Bniier . W orks C ylinder G rinding Phone 62— Sanford, .Florida; FOR SA L B c* Pointer pups, No. 1 slock. Soc Vick Hawkins, 116 San­ . 8. Leak j J. B . Colclough ford Ave. , 63-tfc FO irS AL E ^ N iT s i 7' WctTFiTiTSt ..AUrncliVQ Unns. Address owner, iK siut.V N w ; Rox 782, Daytonn, FIs. F ir^ —K4f t —Auto Bank mdg.* Annek No. 3 F irst Nt Tj V F« k KUTltAftltblFTAW •:* V\ / FLORIDA One new five room hon*o with bath, SANFORD ! full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ CUPIED. PRICE 13,000.09-------------- Terms to suit you A WEAL BARGAIN A. I*.-CONNELLY ft SONS Leak & i \Coldough » George? A. DeUottes AlUrney-al-Law Over BetMoefe County Bask I ANFORD 4 FLORII FRED J* ATTO! P int Nal SANFORD ELTON j . FOB SALK OR T R A D E — Overlnnd enr in A-I comtition. Will trado for good Ford. 211 French Ave. S M tp FOR S 'A L E ^Jiaty carriBi.'r, good «*ndition. Most sell a t once, leaving town. 20H Park Ave. 8*-3tp p o k fiAbfc 6 k , R E N t—Trucking land. I h«Vc hammuck end pine trucking land.developed, partly devel­ oped end undeveloped in Iowa City section for sale or renL Write E- JL Moore, m N,,E.,?4Vh atrecL Miami, or bcc Robert Xing, Oviedo. FOR S A L E -S e t dining room funUi,I pO fck r * ir in ir l i L»0' w aw IraU a, very reasonable. Phone 264 or Cat BY-AT-LAW at 711 Park A v e - ________ ,4 2 t p at Bank Bolldtag FLORIDA FOR S A L X -i# acre*, ft ilTbeiring grove, 1 In pecans, 10 cut f»v*r land, l-hwry foot fin* for cUrW». Good 8M O U G H T O N room house, nicely furnished Inciuding piano. Flewere, shrubbery, shade trees, grapes, figs, g«*a«, •tc-» and just think of It, right tn m of Paolo. Good school, store, church, t. WIL80N. <I .„», . I I I H I . U . . H l t f j t W Tnmpa—Plana being made for new bridge across Hillsborough river. E ast Grand Fork—Bids ot>en for tho lutelng of city streets. Wauchuin—New business houses to Ik* erected. College Ought to Give Woman the Habit of Doing Well Whatever She Does By ADA LOUISE COMSTOCK, in New York Times, W hen a ll ia said and dim e, w h a t, is th e m a in th in g th a t college haa to give n g ir l— ia i t an a e vu n u ila tio n o f fa d s n r an n ttitu d o o f m in d ? N o w , I d o n ’t believe in W lit t lin g th o im p o rta n c e o f facta. Ig n o ­ rance about eome th in g s i t not w o rth y o f an eduentod (wraon. B u t no a c c u m u la tio n o f fa d s , how ever extensive, c o n s titu te s an e d u ca tio n . W hat college o u g h t to g ive , ilr s t o f a ll, ia so m e th in g v e rj d iffe re n t fro m a mass o f know ledge and so m e th in g m ore v ita l th a n an a ttitu d e o f m in d . • I t should give her a c e rta in degree o f in te lle c tu a l c u rio s ity , a c e rta in a m o u n t o f n ctu o l in fo rm a tio n , a keener a b ility to a p p reciate the th in g s o f tlm m in d nnd a ll sorts o f a r tis tic endeavor. B u t, a fte r a ll, its gractest g i f t i s . i u i u Hint shou ld v tra n s la ta b le in tu a c tu m — the h a b it o f d o in g ■ i . , i¥«i <«.. i/i »,• s 'I " 1. ii ri 'iri th o ro u g h ly , iu te llig e u tly and ft.tffiu lly 'w h a te v e r tlie ru is to be dune. - 4 W , , . . . WANTED “ lOjUft,Magnolia Ave. SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Secret ef Succaaa, According to Man Who Haa Reached Top ef Com­ mercial Ladder. u one to Panama, November 20, on in- 8T. PETERSBURG CLUB vltntion of iho Panama government F1NANCKD AN1I WILL and ono to Greece on Invitation of STICK IN LEAGUE Iho Creek government Oetolicr 1C, nre now being assembled by Iho con­ LAKELAND, Fla., July 0 — At a gress. meeting hero yesterday of the FlorHANK AT HUTCHINSON. Ida State league, which whr preaided over by Provident Lang, repKANSAS CLOSED U l 'l IS SHORT $17.*.,0U0 iv'icntalivvn of the St. Fetcrstnirg «.lull agreed to finance tho club and to remain in the league for the rest of the season. HOME WITHOUT MORTGAGE «* <m -m “ B u r a house w ith o u t a m ortgage fo r lifle e n c o n tr.” cried a street h a w ke r who stood m*nr the te rm in a l where a ll were m n k iu g th e ir w ay to th e suburban tra in s. “ B u y a house f»T tlm c h ild re n , the house w ith o u t a m ortgag e.” And p b m d ig to the care o f* those \vlju were h a v in g th e ir ow n troubles w ith (h is o w n -yo u r-g w tihonie problem t l u t every co m m u te r Ixm gh t an absu rd lit t lo enrdboard td v bouse.— New Y o rk H e ra ld , BalObllafcrd ISO* -A, , M M M M M M Na'.sir ku Real Estate; Loans and Insurance hone 48 PLAY SPIRIT’ IN BUSINESS or sew WANTED—BOYS TO SELL THE SANFOBI) HERALD ON TH E STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOB A FEW HOURS WORK. SEE U IU IS SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. dh-tf FOUND FOUND—Florida liconse tug. Own­ er ran have samo upon identifica­ tion and paying for ad, Call a t Her­ ald office. B7*tfc LOST LOST—Thu raday" evening iictwcek Sanford and Daytona, amall black week-end bag, I.iberal reward If re­ turned to J. B. Asher, 212 N. Lake Street, Orisndo. *______' 84-8tp PRISON PUCE OF EVIL ONE Indian Tradition Accounting for NaL ural Wondar In tha Mountain# of Bouthorn California. . " “She's as easy ns an old shoe.*' "Yes. and baa ns louse a longue.' STYLES IN. POCKET FLASKS E a rly in tho N in e te e n th c c n lu ry fa n c y pocket flasks bocamo |>opular in th is C ountry. Homo boro tho A m e ric a n oaglo; somo wero o rn a ­ m ented w ith tho head o f W ash in g ­ to n a tld to n i’j w ith tho head o f T a y ­ lo r- I n 1 6 4 0 lo g cabin 'd n ig n a in d a rk b ro w n and green glass ratno fn to c m . T n e w wero a t th o h e ig h t o f p o p u la rity .d u rin g tho “ hard rid e r 1* « tn |» o ig n o f 1 8 | 0 and were m ado fo r a l ’h ilu d r ljlh ia d la tlllc r n r a e < i E . C. Booz. T h e y became k n * « n as “ booze'’ bottles and tho w o rd w :n in rom n ion u u g o u n t il J u ly , 1 9 1 8 , n e a rly 8 0 years, wheu i t was supplanted by “ hooch” and “ w h ite m u le .” lonfc ago; frttep1 atefjthiag was young, there came among the Piute* a very wicked spirit who professed to be far w iser'and better than they, and sought to lead them into now ways of thinking and living, to gratify hia own evil ends- In this upetgrt, a coyote in Umb’s fleece, the “heap big boas derii” saw • treacherous a9d formidable ritaJ, so he tbnirt lum into a cavern «ud drove the posts in behind him to make certain ha’d stay. He's still |t*|4eJh^6M F 3L inquire w here it came from in th e ’ firs t to th e fo refro n t of th o u g h t m any fu n d a­ place, anti how it m ight bo restored. m ental cotmidcruliona Unit have nlvvayn U c n known but have been dumned w ith fa in t pruitto. H um an n a tu re in tho mium in very mucli like hum an n atu re in th e individual. W iltia in J o ic * , re tu rn la g to H a n ­ over fo i h is (u n io r year a t ooliege, c r itic a lly o la v'rre d .h ia fe llu w paaaenger. W heu Hie o p p o rtu n ity aroev he a akn l Id m v.liero he was bound. “ T o H a rlo ve r,’’ r«*|*li»-.l tlie m an. Jones th o u g h t ra p id ly . S u re ly th e mar> was tpo o ld to be a f r w lim an. B u t j. ! s rrit».^iea.were lo o o u t­ la n d is h nud m a 'jb y fo r an u u d e rg ra d u a ie . x < F in a lly Junes m ille d . “ W lia l-n re you P* he asked, “ a tra v a jin g sales­ m an?” “ W hy, no,” replied ( h i e tlie r. “ I a m the new K r.g lis ti p r^ /e n o r.” — . From Judr.e. TALLAHASSEE. Juiy JJ.—A ttor­ ney G eneral B u fo rd set M onday, J u ly Bth ag .d a t* o f h e a rln tg on requlaitlon by »the state o f G eorgia fo r the re ­ tu rn to d tU a n ta o f Raym ond Bennett, J r., to answer to chargee o f assault and b a tte ry, o u tg ro w th o f alleged fig h t on the A tla n ta g o lf Cfiljrae. b *» - Ono of its dom inant eharacteriatica hns been sum m ed up in the observation, “ You nev­ e r m iss th e wntor till th e well ru n s d ry .” * • We never appreciate fundam ental th in g s until we have occasion to do w ithout them . * , » ’ V ' ’ * " ■ J, » ' * '* , r We alw ays know—everybody knew — th a t tlusiru fur things matlo u dem and for them in (lie m arket. T h a t people dcaired th in g s xyc accepted ns an elem ental fa c t. B ut when wo discovered th a t desire fluc­ tu a te d wo began to appreciate th a t desire, ns we know it, is a th in g created by th e a r t of man. It is a highly specialised form of an elem ental need—ju s t as a Louis XVI ch air is madu out o f a tree. T his observation has a s|»cdal applica­ tion to tho demand of. th e public for tho product# of industry, H id d e n awgy am ong the n>>un* (fiat of aoutUrm Califortya i« a Mrangg. ami practically unknown natural wanderr-a great maw of bault rock pliapnl into ext^aortlinary format iona wljicli aro proving'a puzzle to acicatista. Tlm -Dcvil’a Toat Pile, aa ttiis curioua pbrnomeuoa u ralle«l.. baa been act apart aa Tito recent bualneaa condition haa th o u g h t T h is discovery l,ctl to an o th er equally W hile tho dem and im portant discovery, th a t th e m eans of re ­ wa» a t high tide and everybody was busy fining nnd specializing th a t desire was ad­ try in g to. supply th a t dem and a t a p ro fit v ertising. no one, seem ingly, gave a th o ’t to w here been accomplished by modern adv ertisin g th o demund came frony how tong it m ig h t now stan d s out In bold relief. )pat, or w h a t would happen if it should th e m eans by which th e refin em en ts fail. civilization have been made known We merely assum ed the perm an en t T he g ig an tic work th a t has It has been j 1 of And existence o f th e dem and, ju s t us we a s ­ mado desirable, and th is tl^ Iro has been sum e ttfb presence of w ater, a ir and Are. niatie Into dem and B ut a day came when d em an d 'b eg an to It U a sim ple fst|t th a t u million profit*) la form s indus­ subside, and in m any in d u stries It cam e al- tria l activity owo th e ir very cxistoncc to most tu h full stop, And thert W m issed It, nnd ruallzed, aa never boiore, what an important thing It was. And wo began to th o fact th a t *Advprlising uphold tho I 6 >/ ' A ■*. ' . t .• etundards of living which in tu rn provided U te'V cm and'for th o ir priK iucts. (Publlnhed by the Sanford Herald lit co-operation wlthThc American AnoLciation of Ad* � 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 06, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 06, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 06, 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/47e01c1f74f6404248cc476ab7d60efb.pdf 8177200fb9347f4938f1268e633489d8 PDF Text Text «r.; f r \< (HP®* p.t* 11 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JULY 5. 1923 VOLUME IV. =**= _ _ RAISES RATE tOM1THREE PER CENT L WHICH PREVAILED tfOR YEARS p; • <• Chief Reason is to Bring Present Rate in Line W i t h U .S .,, <M. <rk. l i u r l i M SHOW WEATHER UNFAVOR­ ABLE IN FLORIDA FOR ALL STAPLE CROPS "WOlJtiD 1.1Kk t o BKR TlfE d a y IN AMERICAN WHEN TrtKRK ARB NONE TO DEFY LAW. P r fH ) rhe Bank of England raised LONDON, July B.—The „ . ,ita rates t^JTour per rent from the three per cent level which had prevailed for year* The chief reason for the present increaa* la to bring the preaent rate more in line with tho United States where money for aomo time has ruled only one and one-half per cent above London**. Thla has Induced American trader* to borrow funds in Lombard street akaiatlng In depression of American ex­ (M r T t , A m m U m I I 'r m ) WITNESS SAYS TABERT DIED rORTLAND, Ore., July 5.— President Harding, speaking to an Indcpcndcnce day gathering hero yester­ d the nation ahduhl de­ day, declared mand' that'"Every man Wearing the an'American in his heart must And WIN Probably Ik Lout Bl* and'sou change which la down to 4BB. Fight to Pay Principals Big And Cool Showers or Heavy habiliment* of an American citlicns Sums of Money Rain in NprMtwest I’ortlon "I Would like to arclaim the day,’ of S^ato Bad an Cotton said the President, “when there 1* A Former Storekeeper i n r T h e t u w i s o * r r * * «> SHELBY, Mont., July 5— It* frenay no Voofn fh America, anywhere, for H r n * A u w U l r 4 P rraa) Says Doctor Toldof excitement subsiding Shelby sat those who defjr' the lgW and those WASHINGTON, July 6.— The de­ Children Injured By the down today to count losses. On th# Him So wh oitcck our hospitality for Ihe pur­ partment i t kgrlculturo’e weekly debit sido of the ledger thla littla Same Old Firecrackers pose of destroying our \Institution* weather and crop review regarding Montana cow town whlach had Ita (H r T S f A m ut U IH r m t ) . shhuld be deported or held kccurely aouthem crop* follow*: Generally A s of Yord LAKE CITY, July B.—J. K. John­ day yesterday hs fight center of tho behind prison walls. cool weather prevailed throughout the son. former commissary keeper for world must write down a deficit of IHr Tfce Anawlalnl fries Selected add ‘"M s ' land rif our*’ ha* nothing to the Futnnm Lumber Company, and approximately cotton belt except that weekly mean Sure to Be a Fast Game— one hundred thousand fear from those who attack from CHICAGO, July 5.—A score of temperature* were about normal In brother-in-law of I)r. T. Caper* June* dollar*. II bought world’* heavy­ Pverythirty Ready fo r Big Game outside our bonier*," he continued, deaths and mote than one hundted southwestern portion and along Im­ former camp physician for same weight battle to Which seven thousand Injuries resulted from fireworks ex­ "hut we must guanl very lenloualy mediate Atlantic coaXt. It waa cool President Sharon called tho rcgularTifrtn f all'the civic organisation* in against those who work within onr company, testified In th<» trial of two hundred and two paid admission*. and showery and unfavorable In plosion* and other accident* incident­ Thomas Higginbotham for murder There was on outlay of two hundred' al to the notion'* observance of Inde­ meeting of the Kiwanl* Club to order the work for which they were primar bonier* to dentroy-tho very Institu­ Florida. Summary for Florida fol­ of Martin Tabedt, that Jones told arid ten thousand dollar* for title -if lly organised, namely, the up-building tion* which have given them hospilow*: Deficient nunshlnc, cool show- pendence Day yesterday, arcotding to and*Rev. Brownlee Invoked the Divine of Sanford. him "Higginbotham heat Tnbert to holder*, twenty thousand for promo- ... tsllty. A republic worth living In Itq reports from^ various sections of the blessing on the business deliberation* era, heavy rain* In northwest and death." Jones told me, "related tho tion and elghty-fiife thousand for •'Complying with Instruction* re­ worth living for, arid a republic country. Allhough elTorU to prevent of the body. ' much of central division. Cotton witness, "thnt he was railed to at­ nretin. With exception of salvajp F.d. lane announced thnt the Rotary ceived at that time. 1 am passing this worth defending Is woith our patriotic the ujunl casualties were practically either deteriorated or,made very poor tend n convict hut colled too late n* on tho u gh jrrfna fciUmatod to bo suggestion on to you with tho request universal fatalities fatalities occur­ Club bad accepted the challenge of the Villnnce." ’ . progress, rts condition is poor due he had Iwen beaten-tw tlenth." ■John- about (25,000 approximately two In beginning hi* adiddrt**,» Mr. red in all principal cities of the coun­ Klwanlan* for a base boll game at the that you. In turn bring it before the to too wet and grass, much abandon­ non waa the llrst witness called by the liundred and on«j( thousand four and Kiwanl* Cluh at Its next rneutlng, for Ninth Street, Park Harding referred to the two schools try, killed si / 1 most o f those .....* * were .. . chll txiiisii ”• *„nt .r> oVlork » g - next what we hope will l»e favorable ac­ of politic* in conflict from the lie- state in rebuttal. On erosr examina­ elghty-flvi Ijollat* In "gate receipt* ed. dren. Six-deaths were recorded in* TuesdajP evening. Haitorir.i lor.both tion Johnson admitted he had Unm from which federal taxes wore over tion. Tho same communications be­ ginning of ihe republic, one the na­ Pittsburgh, two ns n result of fire teams hsve been tentatively selected, IRENE CA8TI.ES 8TI1AT8 discharged by ihe company for al­ two hundred thoumnd dollars, must ing sent tho Rotary Cluh. tionalist group nnd the oilier the crackers and four the result of auto­ and the Rotarians will pin their faith leged theft of company funds, tho he deducted, the entire investment “ We might further suggest thnt the DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS ta Sid Chase as pitcher and Harry state sovereignly proponent*. 11c mobile accident*. charge being preferred against him was a dead loss. Inst Friday of each month I m > consid­ AGAINST HER HUSBAND Stevens as catcher, while tho Kiwonpointed out that the conflict hnd to by June*, lie.added thnt the com­ ered a* the most suitable date for inns will he satisfied with Pincus lie .settled..by bloodshed, which loft BAPTISTS GAVE MINISTER pany, despite his elforts, had not these Joint meeting*. Connelly and Grandpa Duma* ns their the deep wound* always incident to PARIS, July B.— Irene Cantle, the NEW FORD SEDAN I.A8T NIGHT named amount nlleged to have taken." State is Richer "Yours very truly, battery. All these gentlemen nre war. American dancer, has commenced di­ "SANFORD CHAMBER As n matter of fact you are testify­ Over Two Million of "A hnlf doxen president* came and vorce proceedings here against Capt. Dr. King of the Baptist church waa practicing every spare moment . OF COMMERCE, ing here to get revenge on Jones," went before thp heuling wn* com­ Robert E. Tremain, whom she mar­ presented with a new Ford Sedan their time—how to pose and play to Old Gasoline Ta*x "R. W. Pearman, Jr., asked defense counsel. "No slroe,’’tho grand stnnd. They are nil exper­ pleted," he continued. ried after th« death of her first hus­ "Executive Sec’y.” repllcd the witness. "I have nothing last night. The Pipe Organ Club ienced crap shooters and there Is no "It remained for the gently tact­ Legislative Act of 1121 Waa Not Bo band Vernon Castle. Lako made n most earnest appeal through Mrs. Scott presented the car doubt that with a little practice they ful nnd sympathetic McKinley fully against Jones In n |>ersonal way." Hlow on Money Gelling. to the church and In turn It was will l>e ready for the game of their for a better and more neighborly feel­ to understand the south and led the NEW Yb’RK. July 6.—Irene Caslle, Ing between the people of tho city and Arcadia—DeSoto Canning Associa­ presented to Dr. King by Hon. Jho. lives. • • south to understand him. A neqr TALIAHASSKK, July 6^-Th# who has filed suit for divorce In tl,o surrounding country.* He talked tion to erect new $40.1)00 building. Lake announced that Dumas made D. Jlnklna. The pastor was over­ consecration of tho whole |leople to state is richer today to tho extent of Paris, ha* been one of the most dash­ straight from the'shoulder, told some whelmed by this fine gift and some­ n great talk at last Sunday’s Scrap a national defense liel|H*d him might­ (2,241,000 than at the beginning of ing figures along the Great White unpleasant and rnther embarrnsslng For quick results try a want ad. thing that he has needed to make his Iron class and announced that Dcily. Rons of the south Joined tho wins thu. calendar yqfir,. b* rra*on,nf. rts Way. Besides creating many new truths and suggested the remedy, in pastoral visit* and told the donor* Cottes would l>e the speaker next of tho n o r la n d west in a war of ceplta from automobile Been** talas dance step*, ahe has been credited Sunday, wllh RaffaM to talk Buhd*/, (liTa* WHnfcclldn Brownlee moved that conscience against oppression at our Belleville, III., "U. 8. A. 8-5." totalling (1,810,000, and the gasollM *1$ lfia~ftf "of Iwbbed •o'Tn'h' faw wdWa bf tflXhk*. At tho Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield, of Ge­ 1ifcut. Robert 8. OTmstenil, Washclose of the prayer meeting all the July 15. very door; the most striking instance tux of ono cent a gallon which ag­ hair. Her elothae and footwear, at neva, lie Invited to attend the next Mr*. Wm. Scott, who attended the •Ifish wnrfnre In all humanity. Ington, "U. 8. A. 8*0." folks gathered at the curb where the ... . gregated (131,000 during Uis h*Jf one time verging on the Russian, luncheon as guest* of the cluh, and of unae I.lout. Jnme* II. Jordnn, Scott new'car was parked and Dr. King International Rotary meeting at AtOut of It enmo new freedom nnd n year ending June 80, The figures' have attracted close study by those toll the member* something of what new republic now concerned nt homo Field, 'Belleville, 111., "U . 8. A * 8-7." will now try to break the speed limit* Innta. proved that ladies can keep sec­ for gasoline taxea nre hased on th* is Wing done In their section of Sem­ aatorially Inclined. Lieut. J. B. Lawrence, Washington, nnd new faith In our America. 1 hnve aa soon as he gets accustomed to the ret* when she positively refused, to legislative act of 1021 making th* inole county. It I* proposed to invite Robert Ellia Terroaln, to whom she . tell how Brownlee spent hla time at said it before, nntl I chose to repent “ U. 8. Navy No. A-G700." post of engineer for the new craft. tax one cent n grtllon. Beginning one or two representative cltlxcn* Lieut. F. B. Gilbert, Hampton ia marrlad, la the son of Albert II. The car was purchased of Ed Hig­ the meeting or even tell anything on from outlying sections of the county it now: with the first jif July the tax waa In­ Honda, Va., "U . 8. Navy No. A-IWH^.” Tremain, Ithaca, N. Y., socially and gins the local agent through the Ford the rest of the delegate*. “ If in tho wreaths of immortality, Lieut. L. J. Roth, I.aknhur*t, N. Y., creased to thr»o cents under act of Miss Mablc Bowler, n popular Utile to meet with the cluh each week as it* there Is n separate bloom for every financially prominent. Weekly payment, plan and the l’ipe tho Inst session of tho iaw-mnkora. guest*. It I* believed thnt In thl» way "U . H. Navy No. A-GGH8." Organ Club had no difficulty In rais­ lady who has a most charming voice, the Klwaninn* rnn learn of the wants noble achievement then the Angel of Lleut.-Commnnder J.' D. Norfleet, Harden county to spend (150,000 < :' ing the money along with tho rest of entertained with several vocal aelec- and needs of the county nnd do more the South will have placed on Wil­ For quick result* try a want ad. I.nkchurat, "U . S. Navy No. A-C074." lions, that wore received with hearty lor improving road No. 2. liam McKinley’s grave the sweetest the big thing* they arc doing fort the applause. McCaslin accompanied her to help the people nnd to bring nbout garland that, mny blAo mtfiere." . church every year. u more neighborly feeling toward The Dally Herald. J5c per week. at the piano. After reading the following letter Sanford. I)r. Tolnr, who furnished tho prl*e Balloonists Injured from the Chamber of Commerce, it In this week's memliershlp drawing was decided to meet with that body When Forced to Jump came prepared with a whole, flock of as suggested during th# months of new glands. Connelly being absent, •J From Their Balloon July and August: Domas was wdected a* the victim, but "Mr. 8. M. Lloyd, declared he dial not need any gland* Could Not Make Rale Landing and "Secretary Klwanls Club Jumped to Have Live* and offered to trade hla ahare of them "Sanford, Fla. Local Damage From Too Much Rain Reported,In 11 for a bottle of hair reatorer. John (Mr-The AuMlalnl Press! “ Dear Sir: Sections Glllon won the nice tie given—the INDIANAPOLIS, July 5. — Roy Between Two and Three Thousand People Were "A suggestion waa made at tha last lucky guy. "Chlckcnhawk’* Dean—he Donaldson and P. A. Erlach, of meeting ot the Chamber of Commerce <Hr The A M M k IM r r r M ) • . , in Attendance ia called that name becauae he ia al- Springfield, III., were slightly Injured that It might prove an excellent Idea GAINESVILLE, July B.-Cltrusl Ing. Ilay crop* arc rxrellcnt hit dry v way* chasing chicken*—and DeCottea this morning when they wero forced grander and larger scale for Labor to hold * Joint meeting once a month, will furniah the amuaement for next to Jump from their balloon eight prospect* continue excellent except weather la needed for harvesting early the Independence Day, July 4th of the.Rotary Club, Klwanla Club, and p la n tin g s., „ day, will l»o on program. week and the member* expect some­ mile* northeast of Bryan. Ohio. The locally on lowlands, hut the outlook Is "Pasture is bettor thun it baa been ^ 147th birthday anniversary of the na­ Come out and bring your friend* the Chamber of Commerce. The Idea thing rich, rare and racy. very poor for staple crops, especially . balloon, City of Springfield, which at thla time in yeafa. Harvesting^of tion waa most fittingly celebrated by with you. Remember Iho club spend* being to foster a co-ordination of the waa one of the entries In the national cotton, according to the aeml-monthly tobacco I# well advance^ nnd qualityth* Seminole County Athletic Club at tho money In Seminole county and raras starting here yesterday escaped. crop note* for Florida, Just Issued by la reported'excellent. A very *m*U the Lake Monroe school ground* yes­ hope* to bring fine, dean sport* to I)onold*on telegraphed the Associated the local bureau ef agricultural econo, aircago of rice waa planted thb terday. Between two and three thou­ this county and encourage our young Preaa ho could riot rip panel out of mica of the United Btatea department but the crop (* good arid is heading of agriculture. Hay crop# are good sand people were preaent throughout folks In clean.athletic*. the balloon to make safe landing and up nicely. Sweet potato planting In the sport* of yraterday the fol­ the day to wltneaa the ball r*me In He and hla aide determined to Jump and pasture la excellent, however, the continues but the acreage is smaller ^ tha morning in which tha Seminole lowing were th# prixe winners: report Indicate*. • J. aa basket touched tho ground. titan usual. Condition of sugar can# Tournament riding— Eddie Pell, Athletic Club beat Altoona 4 to 5 The condition of dtrua tree# i* gen­ is good and peanut proayects hnv« im- y INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 5 ^ after a hard fought game. At noon winner; 0 ring* out of posalble 12. erally excellent with a good' setting proved slightly alnre hto laat report. sl M m : ■ A . Bomewhere over northeaat Indiana of fruit and sufficient lato bloom to Sweep stake* tournament riding: the crowd fill flocked to the eat at.nd “ A abort, unprofitable season la re where Charles Bell and a ataff of Barney Beck winner, 4 out of possible That is Over Two Thousand More Than the Pres­ and jwrhapa Ohio or Michigan, 'thir­ Insure a heavy crop, tho report MX*, jHirtsd on all lato truck crop*, water­ teen balloon* ware drifting along on and continues: •bl* assistants dlahed out over a g melon*, cantaloupes, tomato**, ate. ent Number Attending ( f< t t * fifteen to ttrenty mile* an hour 100 yard daah-rrevalt, Seville, let; thousand pound* of real - bgrbedoe "Local damage from too much rain Rain and dlac«a# from unfavorable breexe this morning. They are mast with aB the trimmings or as­ Cowart, Sorrento, aecond; Hugh Wynn h -----------, ' la reported In * few low sections and weather condition# are reaponslbla. dpants In the riatlonM •llmlndtlon (Contributed) sorted pickle*, bread, etc. 8. A. C., third. sq occaalonal grov# In tho highland* “Condition la Improving for lire, race, which started here at 4 o*kolck table, 1 saW. "Mr. Pearman, 1 200 yard dash-Cowart, Sorrento, Ben Lak. and aaalaUnU kept the "The trouble It a great many peo­ U showing a light crop. Grapefruit stock and range eattle In a yeatorday afternoon. Th# pilots will coffa# pot boiling, all free, the barbe­ first; WUcox, 8. A. C., aecond; Bray, ple think religion muat lay off In what th# la%t cenaua gave Bapford prospects are not quite ao good a# for tlona arc in much bettor' tt cue lunch and *porta. Th# soft drink* Altoona, third. but I want your candid estimate o| not brldg ihalr BaiVota to th# ground oranges an dlato Idoom Is being de­ condition at this time " triitlT they hire ‘ exhauated their gas •tl Running broad Jump was won by summer time.” Thla waa the doling „ d kw cream were eoon exhausted pended on for a crop next season in a our present population." ‘‘Wo’ve.got supply; unfeW hoWle 'unexpcclw! Ineiaoritenre. Mr. Reader, of an Inter­ Collie Bigger*, of the Hemlnole Ath­ I.ook at ChurchwoH'a adrer and then repl.nUhed for small percentage of the groves. Grow­ about 7,000." said the secretory. But derit makes lamlfng Imperative. under the direction of Gua Schmah letic Club by about 2 feet over all view with Mr. R. W. Pearman, Jr., er# are busy dusting and spraying *• today. They are putting *U a* Th# plUrta, rtaidence and name of secretary of tho Chamber of Com­ 1 wanted to knew the present whltf com petitors. two-day sale on *ho«* and here and lady assistant*. . the weather moderate*. the balloon* pU°to4 are: , ( A last entrant by tho way would population so I asked, "What .P#r merce, Tuesday afternoon. The Uga In «h*rg# of Belle Check, "Dry wcath* rla needed and the sta­ will find aomo real bargains, on flrat In all preceding event# , Roy B f F. Donaldaen, Springfield, Ilk, rent of tho population I# cploredV* have When 1 enured th# office of th# H+Lft WUkereon and Nino Gordon re­ ple crop* outlook la vary poor except for tho men and shoe* and *-lh4J<1ty‘ of Springfield, III." w« believe If he had been present, ar­ Chamber of Commerce, I found the for the ladle#—whatever you ■’ ' k "Just ..'.-out 26 per cent," was the rc ceived a liberal response. crp* Tha at* Ralph H.' Uphon, Datroll, “Tho Do- Ior hay and the cover riving from a trip to Bradentown In g«nlal secretory seated by • table ply. But thU It auhririer tfiria. end 1 eraga condition of corn la very poor tha shoo line Churchwall'a hat Th# lmmtnM crowd that ittiwH* • J You know ChurvhweU’a aell for c time for thla event. . in th# rear of th# room very busily waa anxious to Vniiw ill# ntimber » ’ has proven to the officer* of the Sem­ E. iloneywOll, 'BL Louis, “Tho allho local «r*»» " P ° rt 9 ° ^ P'®** The Seminole Athletic C1ab took th* engaged in work. "Mr. Paarraaaf * people in (Mhfdrd ari the third d * of pecUg ripecUlljf from early planllng*. and sell ao much cheaper inal. Athletic Club that Seminole 81. Louie." . korond ball gam# In tho afternoon u (<i, “can you glre mo a faw minute* T are building up an Immense July. 1029. So 1'nbked ntietttor gueocounty wanu n dob and on Monday \Varrao'Rasor, ttrookvllle, Ohio, The cotton crop has had more rain People buying ahoe# hare from Seville by tho score of » to 7. I am very bu.y\fld I see that you tion, “ What p4r rent al oar people titan It need* by. a whole lot and is night, July Victor Check, president, and Cha^ “Ohio.*’ . ubly surprised at the fin# you a are away on vacation 1". “Oh I gueea nitrated to b» preaent *nd “ * . Bell, vice-president, had full charge ° are but 1 want Ark BoeVfner, AVron, 0.. Good- pot promising much. Greasy field# auch low price*. Therri U * are general and tho plant la rusting Interested public are InvUed to attend tha sports and desire to thank th# questions." Aa la always true Mr. 2 per cent." I had dyne a little fig­ yW* It" 6o to Churehwell’a and find ’ the meeting fit the Monroe jchoo merchants who so liberally responded Pearman was ready to dUcusa a mat­ G. F..‘ McCulloagb, Baltimore, Md., liailly on the lowlands. Wcovlla are ’S ’ ter of concern to Sanford and Bcaalriphleh time the wbject of numerous nnd It ia raining too much fretary, r." Paarmkn, 4 Mtoerirsu Lagjonaalrc." with th* gift* for prise*. Vr#’ fiv e -at khJ ground* will h* to check them by dusting an^npray* For quick wmOtt tr| 4 mda county. cording to your estimate Capt. Laatar T. MUlar, Scott Weld, J X g»l*.- don’t forget to com# to thr V»J * I plana for a repeat#* of icm ueam .es I'm * Tea) Whoa ws mere seated at another ,4* ;4 ■ Iritloe, but oo moch meeting Monday, Jqjy M k '■ j y t f U ft D E F Ifi^ L S E G N THE KIWANIANS AND ROTARY CLUBS CITRUS PROSPECTS ARE EXCELLENT EXCEPT ON SOME LOWLANDS, BUT ••'J OUTLOOK IS POOR FOR STAPLES INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATED AT LAKE MONROE IN BIG FASHION BY THE SEMINOLE ATHLETIC CLUB OVER TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE SHOULD BE W SUNDAY SCHOOI IN CITY OF SANFORD EVERY SUNDAY /I t ASm t KIIv i 4:^ , ***** ,.. . W. > t, i i? * - 1- ‘ :Y �When cool comfort in clothes caft so readily be had at the Sanford Shoe h Clothing Company, need any of us waste much sympathy on the man who's in agohy over the heat? 'The spectacle o f a figure swathed in (thick, binding wool would be funny if it weren't go tragic for the own■*r of the figure. Aur sensible suits for mid-most summer ore mnde of silk, mohair, linen, linen-crash and other ! featherweight fabrics. You’ll find a happy blejiding o f style arid cool comfort in our clothes— :£nd the low prices will add to your satisfaction in buying at— * OUR A ik 18 TO PLEASE 218 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 104 That tho Cement, Sand, Gravel and Steel used in the construction of the New Mfeisch Building waB furnished Distributors o f Cement, Lime, tfinisliin^r Lime, Cement, Plaster, Roof­ ing, Methl Lath, National Fabric Pro ducts, and Sunset Roofing :: :: Pa a a m t visit of the a k i nun. w r for the Non-Add Fertility 4 Chemical Company, at LakrlanA Fla^ « contract w u ck>*cd with B. J. Star. ■In*, of& n fo rd , whereby Mr. ERaK Un» secured-ifcc exclusive agewy tor, the sal* of'Non-Acid Fertiliser In the Sanford territory. , i It wa*. stated by Mr. Starling that] they. would Maintain a warehouse in Sanford' and carry a sfffkjent.'stock •fc fertilizers -on hand at all timed to accommodate the needs at their cua- I tomnr*. < /* * ; , > ■ .> The Non-Acid Fertiliser * Oieiuiryl Co., at Lakeland, begun the man-1 ufrurture at fertilise™ la Novemhcr, lp23, tiding, a source of phosphorus without the two of dulphurlc odrij known ex-Ityassiu B m Phosphate.,--Tha I fertilise™ manufactured by this com­ pany havo proven such a nucccaa to the farmer* that the company 1* of. ranging to double -their capacity and their plant at Lakeland, la now run­ ning night and day; it was atated by Mr. Dcen that the company, was re. ceiving moat glowing report* from the reaplta obtained by farmers who used Non-Arid Fertilize™ for their Ij (top*.th* past season and that the s i company-would not be in ppsltlon to " j supply tbc fast growing demand'^ot j l » heir goods until they had enlarged]* their .plant, -thereby increasing the gi production of Potassium Phoaphatc. |3j The fertilisers manufactured .by hla company have proven their value on Citfus Tree* and the citrus growera who have used it for the fertilisa­ tion of their trees are beginning to shout l(js praises—slso state that some of the heat truck crops raised in {he state wepc raised with Non-Add Fertiliser thy pint season. It was stated by Mr. Starling that be had already sold a considerable tonnage of these fertilisers to b* used Ip hla territory thla'year and that owing to the great demand for this fertiliser It would be necessary for those who’ wanted it to place their order early,'thereby giving the com­ pany the longest/ time possible to All their requirements. The company is managed by soma of Florida’s leading business man whose successful experience In the phosphate Industry cannot be quest­ ioned ■ . It is claimed that fertilizers manu­ factured with Potassium Phosphate bo used, without danger to crops for the reason it contains no frro or injurious acids and has tendency to sweeten tho sol!.' . When you uae Ron-Arid Fertilizers you give your crops a balanced food that will give you a healthy plant that will produce a perfect vegetable or fruit. ’ Col. J. H. Humphries operates a mixing plant at Bmdentown, and has the exclusive right to mix non-acid fertiliser for hfaaatoe county and his demaiyl for Non-Add goods has grown so rapidly* that his company has found it necessary to increase its capital in order to handle the increas­ ed business. Tbs increase in capital Waa authorised at a meeting of stockholders on Wednesday of last week. , Mixing plants are being Installed in other parts of tha state and It Is reported that they have already bookfad orders to thalr full capacity. This new Industry o<■ Florida la growing fast and beyond a doubt will be one of Florida’s leading industries. The Non-Acid Fertilizer 4 Chemi­ cal Company, of Lakeland, owns the oxeluslvo right to manufacture Efetassium Phosphate In the state *\>f Florida and it is claimed by its offi­ cers that this new process for treat­ ing phosphate rock will, in a large way, rcvolutlonlia the fertiliser busi­ ness within tha next few’ years. uU & ■ ‘ .- TALLAHASSEE. July 8 _T w o mortgage foreclosure cases against J. G. Cropland of Miami, brought by tho executors of the estate of the laU Mrs. Mary Hrickell, Miami's wealth, lest woman, have been decided by the supremo court In favor of the latter. Orders to foreclose the mortgagee against Cropland were granted by the circuit court for Dade county end Croalsnd appealed to the supreme New York has passed a law pro-" ilbltlng the dealing of skyscrapers by so-called "Human Flies. Thetford (Offices 310-S'l • ». , Made the jilahs anti specifications for the The following ife d parity list of MORTGAGE FOHRCIvOHUR* AGAINST 1. 0 . CKOS LAND dcr of the loemr'court. Executors of the estate, Maude E. Jrickell, Frank Clark and William J. Brie kill were represented by Frank Clark and John ft. Murrell of Miami, while Croalsnd waa represented by R. B.# Gautier of Miami. . ■ is s B s s s s iiB O u s im a u*■ u a g ■ u w iit iiia 1 . >7 Methodist Church, Lakeland, Fla. First Baptist Church, Lakeland,;F1*. First Presbyterian Church, Jacksonville. I Hyde Park Methodist Chiircli, Tampa, Fife mee, Orlando, liau Gallic, Sanford an Parties contem plating building she e prominent �A ,vV.' • w t f i r f i t .U .M U W / f.'I »ilIT THFBANFORDDATLY HERALD, THURSDAY JU Q K TW O and carry Ita own commerce to and from all part* o f the world. . All -hail to thla flag! arte All hail to the coming power of 107 to r_____ at _____J l e r e l - _____ M aaaetta A t e « a e a fe r i. ‘" A . the American ' Merchant Marine, backed by the united sentiment of a The Herald Printing Co. hundred million people who realize ___________ rcauaiTEBa that commerce ever has, and ever n o i . i . r M it e r will follow the flag!—Manufacturers' 0* *• L I L U N D . „.B eerrta rr-T rreea rrr n a u — ____ O t a t t i l M aaaarr Record. s s s s » s s s » -ss: :s: s: ss: s; ss:s- s: :!: : : - ; . ^ SanfordDaily Herald V>v Eta. i i i ) l i ,t k iw ia auipp ’ MVI ja w k as k'mwi '*w SVRy yer , vv h c h X & N H I E V S5EP —\ A ' ' A — A 4.T r t l.le a M aeaare Aaaltoattoa n n « i V o r iJ y o H 'fcK i5 S H P Hg R - B O C K p ^ g '' ^ A BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBIU n iB B B B W B B B W M BW Ehf W | W ith the year half n o t; days that are A new interest qitarter is now commencing, and this institution will pay you for the privilege of helping you to save. Start your thrift account now, and have balance on hand which to begin the new year. ^ V ei reafatla* l i u f . r a fter I r . m . The new income tax figures tell a lesson. In : ,■ plal^ts^ry,,FUh n plain pi *•*• one year, the numberr of Americans *• | I mes hbovo ft 00,- pAyihgWx^A'Afi incom Weefc_________ ' ________ IS Crata, 000 decreased frbln I 3,0t)0 to 2,300. Ma IS- ta I»- mV . Wrrhlr If.r- That is a loss of 1,300. — t*-------- * l** ceaaty •14 n lln r rarer* m ••4 la i i h l l t M e r r r f K rl4layif, A4.ar> The governments of the United lit . ■ ■ < . k to — aaauiatlaa. r n t M r year, alw ara la •4. States arc practically Inviting peo­ N iM ia a tiiic AaaociATBo r a m ple to evade their taxes by seeking T h . Aaaoclatad J’ raaa la aielu alvalr antltUd to tha uaa fo r rapubllcailon o f relief through Investment In tax-free all nawa d isp atch *, cr* d lt.d to it or securities. not o th .r w l.a cr.d lla d In thla p a p .r a Iao (ha local nawa published The governments, local and nation­ Sod •rain. A ll rlch ta o f ra-publlcatlon o f ap.Rtal al, law before tho man of large in­ d l.p a tch * , haraln ara «la o raa.rvad. Offtaai R ERALU B D IU H lta . HRna. 14* come a great mass of their aecuritles, every few days, and say to him: . A d v . r t lI*ln( .ln h rp r .a r n v .tlv . If you-will hand over some of your URIC AN PRESS ASSOCIATION money In exchnngo for these securi­ ties, we will sec that you pay no taxes on the income that you draw And another "Glorious Fourth" is from the loan. Tdany taxpayers accept this invita■Hon* and thus evade, or dodge, taxes, T<«ke Monroe covered herself with thereby unloading a florco tax burden glory yesterday being one of the fow on tho rest of us. Ho long ns the governments Im­ ■pot* In Heminule HemI that celebrated pose taxes, and at the same time o f the Fourth. fer n ready way out, the present Just why people want to go some­ jibuso will go on. where on the Fourth is beyond com­ , .Politician* who rnge against rich prehension but knowing that they do tax dodgers, nod then vote for taxSanford should give them free securities, nre merely beating next year where they the air, and they know it. . ..- o - — — the day, OUR MKAT8 HIIOUI.II HR IN­ ----- o-----------SPECTED. A Fourth of July celehrnlion means a lot of work for n a ifew good folk* Does anyone know from whence who believe In devnti devoting their time the meat* come to Sanford nnd how end attention to to thel their city but it the meat is killed, the sanitary con­ m u n i a lot of money for the hotels and rettaurante and colId. drink ulands ditions of (lie same and whether it and If they would con come across with is Inspected or not? Does anyone the bulk of the money mono) for the cole- care whether It is good meat or Imd bratlona a big time cou cOuld he had here, meat and whether it Is killed under We have had in them iin the pant and the proper conditions or not? The following condition in Rnkecould have ^h«m them In the future. lund nnd other cities is something T he whipping boss stated on the that should awake the authorities to ■land that Taberl worked Itetter the the danger^ln the summer time from day after he wan half killed by n Many causes the least of width nre whipping than he did at any other tint meat anil the milk. The lake­ time while ha was In the convict land Rtar-Telegrnm ways: "lakeland needs a municipal camp, The poor devil thought he slaughter pen or n place where meat had 1 better do his Itesl noil try nnd coming Into the city ran be properly aava his life. To nay thut such a passed upon. If every individual whipping would make n man work batter U something like the father who ■r.aLx.miml. if limy will takt-lW telling the boy that ho hates to whip trouble, will imikn n visit to some of more than the boy hates to re- the slaughter pens in niul around this city, they would swear off eat­ It.. ing It for the rest of their natural ■------------ o-----------days. You enn't blame the butcher Two hlg stiffs stood up and punch­ because he Is not required to do dif­ ed at each other yesterday at Bhclliy ferent; he kills his meat in the cheap­ for a few minutes nnd then one of est way possible and at thut any old them pulled down morn money than kind 'of meat that happens (o take the president of the United States his eye. There are exceptions to a will make In a year. Prize fights nre certain extent, hut hy either not en­ fakes —puro nnd simple those days and the public will wflko up to this forcing the meat inspection ordi­ nance, which now exists or is not fact sooner or later and refuse to buy protecting the citizens of this com­ tickets at the exorbitant sums charged. The fight at Shelby yester­ munity ngninst disease which comes day demonstrated Hint tho great from poor meat, from Infected meat American public Is tired of being untl meat that is not properly cool­ flimfliniied by a hunch of Isilogneys ed; from sbmghlcr pens that arc not masquerading ns fighters to the tune screened; pens that are in a filthy of a half n million dollars for u few condition continually and pen* that do not have a semblance of running minutes work. water in them, every person who --------- —o ----------buys meat of this clmrncter is tak­ MIBTRKHH OF THE SEAS. ing a long'chance. "Such carelessness is also causing mistress of the seas, the l-ovinpeople to demand only western meat havlnj; made a greater speed anil that should not Ik* the case if :han any lieforu recorded by any FfetM* grown meat is properly merchant ship, is ns she now stands butchered. There is just us good the product not only of an American meat In Florida now ns there is on shipyard but of a Southern shipyard. nny western hoof, hut did you know Upon tho rebuilding of this ship, in­ that because of the fence laws, and cluding tho Installation of ollhurning other reasons, that the cattle owners engines, the Newport Ncwh Shipare getting rid of their cows and spent largely over |H,000,000, heifers and the steers which are the That yard has given to the nation best meat nre lielng held for high­ what In effect la a new ship, an ex­ er prices or fo r something else? Did ponent of the shipbuilding abilities you know also that meal is brought of thla country. It Is appropriate Into the l-nkclnml markets full of that after her trial trip aim should fever and disease and n number uf •tart on a maden voyage, carrying the men who deal in this line say tha world's flag for speed, on July that only last week nine hogs that 4lh. She will l>e an ex|mncnt of were nick .with the rlndera were American power, American construc­ butchered and sold oil the luikelund tion, and American determination to markets? One welt known cattle build up • merchant murine which man stated to the writer yesterday f will p|gC4 this country in the first that he would buy any mup a fine { rank of. tha world. car if that man would go to a single Y/p do not'wish Great Britain any slaughter pen and find it screened in harm?/On Urn contrary, we .wish her or very few of them (his included) e v «^ <possible success In the expan­ that have any sanitary restrictions sion 'o f her commerce and uf her about them whatever. If this be merchant fleet. Out the United true, then the situation is dangerous States has now entared tho field of and it la imperative that immediate shipping under Ita own flag, and all action be taken. All one needs to do tho powers on earth combined can not in order to be the judge la to make u make ua turn back our hand from the visit to some of these butcher pens task to which we have dedicated our- and see the process, how there Is no oelvea. protection from flies or any other The American flag will fly over genus; how the filth fairly covers the beet ships on earth, and in every every rrovice and how in most places port of tho Heven Boas of tho world. after the meat ia butchered, it ia Tho rebuilt Leviathan with ita won loaded onto a wagon, covered with (fclllil speed record la only suggea fertilizer sacks and some not covered: tffajcit paw tha nplion will be gulck at all, hauled through the hot sun to| ened Into an appreciation of the need market befuru it has even had time o f • merchant marine, end will be to properly cool, and there be sold . tnanry tu.popyla-Qt. Lakeland and t{tis com­ r t U iv .to w be nacessary in order that ItM munity. flag may float over ita own ships "Now then cornea the remedy. That ~ % > (H I5 S E P l&flCK? 'c r ~ 1 , l< - I PIP NOT, I \ y / ep a k i^ m o u f her ft' ' ____ _ remedyis aomnthlng which will pro­ OVER TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE tect the buying public us well ns SHOULD IJKIN SUNDAY SCHOOL the selling public. We are getting IN SANFORD EVERY SUNDAY things down to n point where other lines such ns milk, etc., must be in­ (Continued from page 1) spected, 'which is n lino thing, nnd this hour more than 5,000 white peo­ there is no reason why the meat that ple In tho city." we eat should not he inspected prop­ Rut I was anxious to get to the erly and, if nccessnry, the city chould bottom of the Sunday school situa­ erect a municipal slaughter pen, tion, so I cnllcd by 'phone a man who make regulations covering all meat has Uic reputation of knowing much that comes into Ijikdand and see tlint we get meat that is given the about tho Sunday school condition in proper stamp of approval. It will the city, nnd presently in another of­ h rone of the finest things that could fice some distance away John D. happen and we do not believe thut a' Jinkins was comfortably seated ready single man who butchers or sells to discuss the itmtler. When Mr. Jinkins entered the of­ meat will object to such n plan be­ ing devised nnd offered the people of fice, I said, "This is a rather Inte 1-nkglnnd for their protection. The hour for n man to he railed hut the men who have meat to sell nre just matter which I want to discuss with like everyone else; they realize that you is of supreme importance in the llm unsanitary condition exists hut life of Sanford and the community. ns long ns every other man in the How tnnny people of Sanford were same business dims not take the prop­ not in Sunday school last Hundny? er precaution nnd go to the expense What Is youf estimate, Mr. Jinkins?" of protecting the public, they, too, 1 asked. “ I would he unwilling to enn not he Idnmed for merely g e t-! make an cstjmgte without first tnakting along ns Is-st they can nnd fnl- Ing a calculation," replied the tax lowing the lines of least resistance. nilloctor. Then 1 i.aul “ I hm .. just The men who sell meat arc not those hail nn interview with Mr. |{. D. IVurwho would intentionally violate laws miui, $r.. 'find, according to his esti­ and you will find, ton, Unit they arc mate, Ihcrp aW*'G,l 15 white people ia just as anxious for an in*|gxTinn law Sanfopl. ‘LetJji Ray that Un-re t.Ono that will apply alike to everyone. Just white people lean than the secretary the same as every person who buys estimates. Now give joe your es!imeat." mnte of- rtieNkundror of babies uad> i one year of age in the city." The Why do wo ilo 75 per cent of the question seemed too much for the long distance hauling of Seminole man who presides over the tax c o l ­ "Every once in a county? The answer is, because we lector** office, do it right, at the right price.— while I hear that a new one Ims ar­ tjUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. rived Ion 1 don't know the number." I'hone IUH. 83-tfc "Dr. Marshall estimates that there 175 white bullies. Let’s hceept he. Dally Hcrnlit on sale ut Joe's Smoke cutiniutc,' Mr. Jinkins. How many House, Mobley's Drug Store nnd ore prevented from attending Sunday Hunt's Pharmacy. tf school for occupational rOasoas?" f B MBBBMRBlg Mgg /• ‘M.* .. . . * ^' |j ■ ■■■ W W W W W W W W B B W W W W B W W W W W B W W WH WHR ■■■■■■■ Peoples Bank of Sanford | :■ :B Sanford, Florida si 1 HI MBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBMBBBMBItBBBMBBBaBIIIII BBIBBBBBBBBBIBBaBBBBBBBBBBBHflBBBBBBBMBBBHBIBBBBBBBMBMBBIBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBaiBBII T he tax collector toolt limo-Un do some more calculating, nnd then re­ plied, "Well counting tho railway, the mlllt people, the drug store men nnd so on there might he 250." "Now, Mr. Jinkins, we nre through v-'ith our calculating. Ixt's r-ce our status," I said. Reducing hy 1,000 tin* secretary's estimate, deducting the number prevented from attendmg fm occupational reasons, the numb« i of slmts-ins, the number of those under mu- year of age, and those who ore on vacation, nnd tho number in the Sunday schools of the -city last Sunday nml- rtirrr wttp 2/,Off-white people in Sanford Inst Sunday mornf ing not in any Sunday school. "Now, Mr. Jinkins, if these 2,000 cmild be brought into the Sunday schools of this city, what would |>o the influence upon the life of the city?" I asked. Then followed si­ lence. The tax collector leaned hack in his chair, eloseil his eyes, nnd ad­ dressed himself to the serious husiner-i of thinking. Finally there came Of all the things that I '" D o you think that thiWmilding of tho streets \/itlRgntit hApreve the city ?" I asked. "Mp-st sorely" 'the answer. "Do you think that the bringing of these 2,(500 people into our Sunday schools would do mnrt for the city than the building of the streets?" Quirk wan the ntvwrr, “ Yes, I do. Because character » ■ greater foundation than hard made" And the business man left the of­ fice, and 1 went away—to think. Two thousand six hundred more pftipk' in our Sunday schools—the greatest thing which cutibl happen for the city! Auction Sale! $1065 J. C. STAPLER FARM / , o. b. factory -SANFORD, FLORIDA- F arm H orses an d M ules Mr. L. E. Rates, who has been recog­ nized as one o f the largest Horse and Mule Men of Florida is positively re­ Cradled on 180 Inches o f Special*A lloy Springs Tv T IN E T Y inches— 7k feet— oi springs on A- ^ each side the Jewett Six! Spring length equal to eighty per cent o f ita wheelbase. B et how many ca n o f comparable size Votf can find as liberally sprung as Jewett! Every ypring is built to finest Paige standard* o f special steels. • Leaves are w ide and fiat, stoutly shackled, and have well-oiled bushings. They absorb the shock and Jolt of roughest roads in a way that makes folks wonder at Jewett's big-car riding com fort. T h e rear springs are sem i-elliptic— slung under the axle to give both car and occu­ pants a low,easy,cradling m odetx Jewett string suspension, in a w ord, is w hat -you'd expect Pa {go to build! A n d Jewett S ix is a better car than you expect $1065 to buy. SEMINOLE OVERLAND SANFORD. FLORIDA t " % tiring from active business. With that thought in view he has leased his stables out for other purposes, and is selling everything he has got con­ nected with his stables such as Horsfai Ct?’ ^at^ es ant* some Biff ons, and some extra Good Mul for'dfan^nmonjj11hvm \vHI E'Tiund fine b»K Hornes and MuIch heavy farming. He has a l s ^ and Mu,e6» lhe kin° .'"i h e d EXTKA G O O .) SADDLE .'O N lS ? TOR COW HUNTING ' £ (C' " ' drCn' “ This stock can now he Keen at it,., o „ „ i ' ’ * exchanges can be made any time befurf, th * whcre thc>' can be bought privately or must and shall be sold to clnse ih, m r “ J^hon starts when every remaining nnimaj or expect to need a llor»ie or Mul.. „ r U*’ na, t^ N H l^c w*nd-up o f business. If you need ones.________ _________ r lulc ° r n"y description, come and pick one of these good This Auction Sale Will Positively Take Place Rain or. Shine _ “ ALL MUST BE SOLD* FJ,QUIDA f UY OWNER: ” L. E. BATES �I LD, THURSDAY, JULY 5,1923 NOTICE! The City Assessment Roll will be submitted to tho Equalizing Boafd for iapproval on Monday, lu ly 9th, 1923, at ,:S0 p. m. at the City Ilall. All prisons desiring to have corrections made In regard to their property are faqnirod to file petition with the City Oerk setting forth their objections and the corrections they desire made, on or' before the day previous to the meeting of the Board. L. R. PHILIPS, w fS t fft 'i i.r e fr IP TPuf breath is bad and you havn •peih of ewimming in the head, poor amtltVConstipation and a general noaccount feeling, it is a den your liter la torpid. The cos really dependable rem­ edy for all disorders in the liver, stomach and bowels is Herbine. It acts powerfully M the liver, strengthens digestion, puri­ fies the bowels and restores a fine feeling of eanrgr. vim and cheerfulness. Price UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida PAGE THU Control E gg’s Site By Hatching Choice Althongh he?!' la desired to produce, pullets that lay ____ _ bar was dry, the less m ill cert IAral# shall W redaemed areordtRir to law T ax Uaed- w ill laaaa cggi with brown akeila c*rg« should Leviathan seas literally a “wet ship," Ihrrron cm the tth day o f July A. D , be selected for tnculptlon that have • for as her great whistles boomed W ITNKS8 my o fficia l xtjrn»tur* and their warning to fiver traffic and the j j j l this the 3#th day o f May A. D.. shade of the color' preferred, and' this Shope and Color Determined Too by shade should be uniform throughout liner moved into the Hudson a tor­ * K. A. DOUaUASS. Egg from Which Urn la C lerk 'C ircu it Court, { the shell. Pullets that are hatrhed rent rained on |wr >decks. Hemlnule County. Kin. First Raised from eggi whose sheila are not uni­ I»y A. M. W KKKH. ft. C. The crowds ashore ran to shelter By SETH W. SHOEMAKER, form In color are apt to lay eggs with and passengers sought protection but 8-30—C-8-13-30-3T T-« A CHECKING ACCOUNT? ' Director, The School of Agriculture, shells uneven In color. the waving of hats and handkerchiefs l ................. Robs Calomel o f . International Correspondence Uniform Color continued, whflo cheer after cheer Schools, Scranton, Pa. If so; talk with our Cashier at once! The appearance of white shelled bridged the widening water. Nausea and Danger eggs I smatertally Improved by a care. ■ ■ , i The din Increased y the great ship­ At times there is considerable dis­ ful selection of only pure white shell- ping hoard vessel swung her nose Medicinal Virtues Retaiaed and •!■»• In confidence, Jell hit** your plans, what cussion as to improving the siidn rd vgga for incubation. Frequent exprored—Dangerous and Blcketilng towards the sea. She was decked shape and color of hens* egg*, but you cap do and what you want'done. amplbs of uneven color %ln eggs are Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ very few poultrymen make shy effort found* In flocks of Leghprns. Some . '• i w•% ,* f i * a* j *t -* • let Called "Calotaba'* in this direction. members of a flock will lay eggs of You’ll get a cordial welcome^find should Tho fiqu* to try Is when the eggs purs |white-shells, while others of the The Intent triumph nf moitrrn netore being selected for hatching, 1ml one# |n a “tle-tiaunentw f rntoniel tab­ you start an account— no bank will give ybu same flock b will produce eggs that let knutvn tn the ilrux fr.iile nn "tlaln* provement may not be so pronounced have a cream or straw tint. Any of toy vessel, a reproduction of RebcfV, tnli* " I'nlnmel. tln> mint Kcnrrnlly better treatment the first year, as marked results can 'uneful o f all medicine* than enter* these tints may be thoroughly estab­ Fulton's Clermont, America's first nil.," c wiitcr *viit <f piipnlnrlty,— not come from a single selection. To lished within a few years if eggs that steamboat. Aa the liner, with her purified and refined tram thn*r nbjr u iu n .iM , iiunliile* which hnve here­ l<c successful on a considerable scale CAPITAL A N D SURPLUS have only the desired tints are.used varied escort pushed seaward, through in ' >re I'n H n l It* u*e. the selection must be continued year In blllounnenn, ci>n*ilpntl«n. headfor hatching. The production of pure steamboat and ferry traffic, holiday noi,.* $ 125,000.00 nml itiilliti'Mhiti. and III a terrat after year. white, shelled eggs can be established crowds took up the cheering. The variety o f liver. xtntnnrh and kidney Egg* for incubation should come only by carefully selecting eggs at rain fall soon abated, the sky chang­ trouble* enloni-l tva* the miwt *ucre**fnl r-m edy, but II* tl*e wn* often front a variety of hen that has health hatching time. ed for a moment from grow to blue, neglected on nccount o f it* nlckenlng it unlit Ie*. Now It *1* the enntent and and vitality to a marked degree^ The The finish of the egg shell also has and passengers again swarmed the niont pleanont o f medicine* to take. best results are obtained from eggs One at bedtime with a »w alan Important hearing upon Its mark­ open decks to witness whst the water low t'alotah oT u filer,-et hat’ * nil. No tn*te. selected during the hen's second or eting. Eggs that arc imperfect in front proclaimod tho greatest ovation no Krlplitu, no n»u*cn. no nail*. A A COMMUNITY BUILDER third year of laying. ;ood night'* aleep and the next m ornshape or have a rough surface will since tha Leviathan steamed back m: you are feelin g line, with a clean In selecting eggs It should bo re­ not produce good results in liver, n purified nyntem and a lilg a p ­ . * ___" ’ „i futuh? from war torn Europe with her thou­ petite. r.at what you ple»»e. No F. V, FORSTER. President B. F. WIIITN membered that the size of offspring goneratlona and should bo discarded. sands of American fighting men. d- •” is influenced more by the female than Calotab* are *old only In original. When several birds or varieties of Airplanes, which had come from x c.tU ,...e A u g v * . price thirty-five cch l* by the male. That is, small hens us­ fowls are mixed In a flock the result Hampton Roads to bid her farewell, ually lay small eggs that produce Is usually eggs of an uneven color. followed the liner down stream, out small fowl and large eggs usually When white shelled producers are into the bay and toward tho open sea. come from large fowls and normally placed with those laying brows shell­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aRIKgkMkBkkk■■■■■■(■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ When k reporter asked Mr. Lasker produce large offspring. Of course ed eggs the eggs usually have a’ var­ If ho had anything to say regarding « Thoroughly Remodeled Screened Throughout t exceptions can bo found. iable color and unattractive appear­ personat attacks made no him, he a Light and Water System Installed i The shape Is a matter of importance ance. Caro, should be takon In Intro­ laughed. —eggs should be chosen that are of ducing males In^o a flock because the' *Tooh, lies— who Is afraid of lies? regular shape and of good average uniform color of the eggs produced by Every knock Is a boost when a mnn Stxc rather than too targe or too small a flock that has bc^n carefully select­ is playing straight and working con­ for their kind. Freaks should always ed may bo materially changed within scientiously, Tho shipping hoard be avoided. two generations. needs no butter recommendation than Color is an essential characteristic r I l/C do not sell If we did, we’d lose the right to serve as th e a u t h o r i s e d Goodyear Dealer. We;are pledged to see that you get out of tho Goodyear TIlSS you buy from us ovary mile of the tbousandsbuiltinto them at tha factory. A« Q f b w , QUEEN OF THE SEAS S £IL S ON MAIDEN TRIP Stmlimm l >MS H «— m il a n * raram M M M t M Haw C a .W .a a r E * W t * e S a a a M A tU Crash*** f"W o KENT VULCANIZING W O R K S Oak Ave. and Third Htreet of eggs. Especial caro' should be giv­ en to seeing that tho color la both uniform nnd clear and that ihu shell has a good, smooth finish. When it NEW YORK, July 5.—The recon­ ditioned lcviathon, queen of the American merchant marine, nailed on Uncle Sam's birthday on her first trann-Atlnntac pleasure voyage un­ der the Star* and Stripes. Thousands massed on . the water front to bid bon voyage to the supership. With their cheers mingled the sirens of the harbor craft and the whir from the propellers of airplanes circling her pier. t|mt It reconditioned ihu leviathan.” It 1is believed the Lcviathon will bo nbio to set a new time mark tin the run to Cherbourg, the first stop abroad. Whether ahe would bo sent out for this record on tho initial voy­ age depended a great deal upon weather conditions, her commander, Capt. Herbert Hartley, U. S. N. It., A ■*lira ar Appllentlun tor Tax llrrU I niter Srrlloti STS of Ihr, tirnrral H la lu lr r or ffcr Stair of I'lorlila. ' Notice lx hereby ttiveii ilwit J. K. Partin, purchn.ri of Ttix tVrllllrntu No. U o , tlaleit Ihu Oil, ilny of July A, l 1. 1>H. ha* fllrtl xrfht ei'ittOrato In my office. nml hn* tnmlr ntiplliittlon for Tux Hrrtl to l»*ui’ In uceiirilmiri’ tilth Inw. - Halil eertlltfutr I ' l o h m o * the follow lint ilcacHhrit tir,i|terty *lloi<te<1 In Srinlnuln County. Florida, l a . w i t : Lot la Plat o f Ttisknn’ llla rvrnrilril In Pint Itnok II. pnH" t(.'O r i i ii ,c Cou n­ ty. record*. Th e said land hclns n**c»*ed nt the date o f lesuntiee of *urh rerlll\n te III the mime o f W . W . T h o m p .oii' tJn- Because of Its flavor our Bread Has found favor with the folks who like the purest of foods. Explain in a kindly but emphatic manner that your grocery mnn should send you our byend— It’s a better kind of bread—you can tell the difference in the dark. OCEAN VIEW J SANFQRDM fll® BREAD CORONADO BEACR, F*LQR}pA | i Surf Bathing and Shower Baths For Reservations and Rates ;. 8 ADDRESS, OCEAN VIEW ’ UQTEU CORONADO* •FLA ■■■■vaBfaaaaaii^B aaBaaBagPBaaaB aaBaM naaaaM aM aaM H U i e Yowell Company for Men, Palm Bench, Brown, Green, Black, White, Navy, pr. 30 pieces of fast colored Ginghajn, stripes and checks, 27 inch and 32-lttch wide. Extra good Gingham for 25c yard, spcclul— Blouses, fast colors in small stripes and solid colors, white and tan, all sizes, 8 to 14 years, each Big lot of Plain nml Fancy Llslo Box, 4 to 0. All colors. Spec lot 'for two days, 5 pairs for Another shipment o f those extra good 7-Point Lisle Hose Pongee, 32-inch wide in Rose, Tan, pink, Green, Orchard and Blue, 2 days only, yd Two coses 'Of Bath and Huck Towels, all heavy grade and no seconds. 2-day Special sale, 5 for. Bungalow Aprons, new styles and fancy colors of Percales, Gingham and Imported Jap Crepes, all fast colors. Priced to close out qulek for— All Leather, Silk and Beaded Bags on Sale, Friday and Saturday, LCedar Wardrobe Trunks, Suit’ Cases and Hand Bags, all Leather and ter Lining. These are the best values ever shown in Sanford, heavy cow hide, extra heavy. tritflmJng tylth braas corners— Plain white and borders IF YOU NEED A BAG LOOK AT OUR NEW STOCK ’or Friday and Saturday— Ratines, Gingham . Sheetipg, Indianheads, Long Cloth and Nainsook all taged and marked about Price for Friday 8nd Saturday i S > Vi �^ ped c*Hy today at Falcon, Idaho, Mr. • Are Arc you moving? .Cap Harding went up to head of the QUICK SERVICE .............. “ TRANSFER* * BASE BALL train to take a look nt theengino, have it done right. " -------------------------------fc-tfc one of the largest electric locomo­ FOOT BALL Tho Herald for first class Job tives ever built. Engineer Arthur B A S K # BALL Biuhdell, after shaking hands with G7. IV. Lawton, Bracelet \V»ir4.tT R A P S H O O T IN G a L. SHIPP, Editor the president, invited hiip up into the pert, 215 South Orange, OrUndJJj cab, and soon tho train mored o ff down the west slope of the Bitter pion’a bandaged 'hands. The two Rbot mountain with the hand of tho fighters tllbn stood in the center of chle fexetfutive on the controller. the ring and poled for a number of Around sharp curves, through tunnels pictures. and along canyon sides, the president While Dempsey's gloves were be­ drove the heavy twelve ijar train un­ ing adjusted, Manager Kearns paced til it reached Avery, a total distance nervously in the center of tho ring. it Alteon miles. ' When the gloves were on tho cham­ president in company with Chjef Orecljf, visited n forest rahgo'r’s Challenger Was Never Knocked Out and On His pion stood up In his corner and danc­ ed nervously on the rosined canvns. f l it jon at Avery whllo! the train • Feet at End of the Bout ; He looked often at tho crowd and only Tonight—Norma Talmadgo and Eustopped here nnd saw a mule train geno O'Brien in Robert Hichena’ 'f a ­ occasionally at Gibbons. Dempsey's packed for a trip over the mountains' B.—The It wnx seen everyone was good nnlur- weight was announced nt 188 pounds Sanford Drops a SHELBY, Mont., July mous novel and drama, now the screen with supplies. He also found in tho rd and nil merely wanted to get a ■(nation of America,'“ The Voice from wholo sporting world was Wrong— and that of Gibbons as 17514. Hot One to DeLand little mountain town n former in­ closo-up glimpse of Tommy. with the exception of that courteous tho Minaret." Gibbons smiled confidently when habitant* of Marion, Ohio, Robert Elbowing fois wny through the smiling Individual, Tommy Gibbons, On n field of water nnd mud, San­ *blark, with whom he talked /o r sev­ the bell sounded and the two men cheering spectators, Chief Curley of St. Paul. Tho chnllenger, to tho \ Here tempestuous love and desert ford dropped a hot one to DeLand eral minutes. astonishment of the 25,000 spectators Bear of tho Black Feet Imllnns, climb­ leaped to the center of the ring. Jock dangers play. yesterday. Tho game was well played Dempsey Immediately hooked n left in the sun-baked arena of the edge of ed into tho ring. The Indians recent­ to tho jnw hut did not seem to have except one inning, wheih wns the re­ Kissimmee—Work started on new Here a thousand figures sweep thin oil boom town, was on his feet, ly adopted Tommy as a brother of sufficient force to shake the contend­ sult of water soaked balls. Two walks St. Johns Episcopal church. the tribe, still fighting at tho end of his sched­ across tho screen in beauty. er. Tommy then landed three lefts n slow roller and tw'o wild thrws were uled 15 round heavyweight champion­ The tall chief, resplendent in feath­ to tho body and a right to the hend. the only bad inning, but wns enough a Vast scenes— splendors—they come, ship battle yesterday with Jack Demp­ ers and rainbow hues lifted his eaglcDempsey swung a straight left to the to bring defeat against Ammans’ mas­ CLAY AWAY TH£ YEARS. they go— and you'll never forget tho sey' when almost every laidy expected ttppcd war bonnet from his head and terful pitching of a 2 hit nnd 17 strike Jaw and Gibbons backed away. a.tar'a portrayal of the woman who him to he knocked out in six or seven placed it on thnt of Gibbons while the out game, ns Sanford’s seven *hits Apply BonciUa Beautificr casmic day to In tho second and third rounds your fact, and rest while it dries, men rounds, crowd yelled itself hoarse. The wife elsred*-for love. both landed lightly although Dempsey w^re scattered nnd resulted in 10 remove and see and feel the wonderful . . . . Dempsey,' tho chnmplon, was an of Mayor Jimmy Johnson, of Shelby,. . difference in the color and texture of the men being left on bases. Also “ The Howling Success,’' a two ovcrwheihlng fnvorlto to win , by a hurried to the ring and threw her " ™ " * v ld «i.ly •kin. S Guaranteed to do these definite things for arms around the challenger. Hund-170" 1" ^ Jaba " f /rhnmp on, part Century comedy. . w itm knockout, early In the battle, the face or money refunded. Clear tho his tnc* nT" 1 c,,nch‘’', oftcn’ Reports on Grapefruit Referee Jimmy Dougherty, of Phil­ reds tried to shake hands with him. covcrcd complexion and give it color. Lift out the Referee Dougherty was kept busy And the Invited guests tonight will adelphia, awarded Dempsey the de­ Ho smiled broadly at tho demonstra­ lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. Canning ’ Operations separating the . battlers. Dempsey facial tlltitClose enlarged pores. Rebuild facial be Jack Ilnvldson and wife and will cision when the gong clanged ending tion, while his seconds removed his fought furiously, pounding Gibbons •ues and muscles. Make the skin soft sec this wonderful play without cost the fight, but Gibbons, who did not gloves. Show Big Results and smooth. § about the hend and mid-section but to them. While the championship battle wan seeming unnhlc to get over n blow You can obtain regular sizes from your get a cent for fighting the champion, toilet counter. If not, send this left the ring with a moral victory. It n surprise to the fight fans, it was thnt v/jIs effective. During most of 500J)00 rases Result of Production favorite ad. with 10 c o t s to Boncilla Laboratories, This same picture wl)^ be shown was the first time that any fighter more than amazing to Jack Kearns, In Various Factories. Indianapolis, Indiana, fo ra trial tube. tho rounds Gibbons appeared to bo again Friday night. had managed to face Dempsey and Dempsey’s manager. fighting entirely on the defensive, TAMPA, July El—Reports on still l>e on his feet at the finish since Kearns wns stunned after the sixth f,n|y occasionally landing n blow on Saturday—Walter Heirs in "Sixty l.e became champion. grnpefruil enmilng operations show ONE IN TEN round and domonstraM that the: DempBey-8 h^nd nnd face. Cents an Hour," tins’ it_l ___ ........... Neglecting a little Wound, cut or nhrasthe past season's world production to champion wns unable to hit Gibbons Gibbons has a reputation, made in When tho champion would start ion o f Uio flesh may in nino cases out of eighty-six fights, of never having effectively. The manager ns well as with n crushing right or left. Tommy have totalled approximately 500,000 ten cauno no pent suffering or inconveni­ been knocked off his feet. That repu­ every niemlwr of the champion's camp would i|uiekly fall into a clinch. Much cases, says C. K. Stewart, business ence, but it is tho ono coso in ten tliat Rickard is After tation is still good. Dempsey had him were sure Dempsey would whip over a of the timo the contender wns hack­ manager of the Florida Citrus Ex­ causes blood poisoning, lockjaw or a Jack for Another chronic fostering sore. Tito cheajtcst, dizzy, anil wpnry, probably half a knockout in four or five rounds. ing away from Dempsey, who wns change, in his monthly review on best courro is to disinfect tiio Jersey City Bout dozen tnica yesterday, but failed to Gibbons played a hit and run game, constantly socking for an opening for the citrus industry- Of this safest nnd wj{h |joujj Bontzone and npply ! amount," he say#, "Florida produced1tho Borozono Powder to complcto tho' knock him out. displaying remarkable defensive thru- the planting of the finishing blow. ( I t r T h e A u w l n l r d I 'r r a a ) about 250,000 cases,'Porto Rico about: healing process. Price (Uquiti) 30c COo The fight had an entirely different out the fight. But the opening wns not thore^Gib• (, ... . . and 9120, Powder SOo anu 60c. Sold by. NEW YORK, July.0.—Tex Rickard ending than any of tho spectators exHe never gave Dempsey much of an bons wns in and out or tightly locked 200,0(K) cases tint] California about UNION I’ D Mt.M \CY * announced last night that ho will be­ pccted, even tho enthusiastic Gibbons opportunity to land the sleeping in a clinch. The contender appeared 50,000 cases. Sanford, Florida gin negotiations at onto to match “ Little difficulty was experienced protagonists, shouting encouragement punch. In some rounds he switched calm and collerttfd throughout, but he Jack Dempsey with tho winner of tho to their fighter had not the slightest bin tactics niul surprised the cjinm- was always on the watch for the in marketing the product until the Luis Firpo-Jeas Willard bout for n idea he would last more than seven pion by carrying the fighting to him, punch that would menu his finish, past month, when production wns Vrorld's title fight, probably ut Boyle's or eight rounds. In fact, It was the and oven outboxed him in spots. by several At nil times his speed was tho equal materially increased Thirty Acres, Jersey City, in Sep­ concensus of opinion thnt four or five While there were barely eight thou- if not the greater *>f iho chnmplon’s. plants, duo to tho difficulty in mnrtember or October. rounds would fnd Tommy on the floor sniui persons in the arena nt the lx*- j In tho fourth and fifth rounds, Jack keting some of the fresh fruit. It is Willard and Firpo, who will battle ginning of the championship fight it punched Gibbons around the head with expected thnt the accumulated stock knocked out. at tho Jersey City arena on July 12, Tommy, n muster boxer, nnd con­ wns but n few minutes until npproxl-! rights anil lefts anil hurt him with will be distributed during the next have signed an agreement under the stantly on the lookout for the knock­ mutely 25,00(1 were crowded a s , near' sledge-hammer blows. But none of few* weeks for summer consumption. terms of which tho winner will bo out blow, danced nnd side-stepped its they could get to the ring side. The these attacks seemed to stagger Tom "With the exception of tho Engle mstehed with Dempsey, Itlckurd said. around the ring, constantly slipping u reason was that the spectators would niy, who frequently retaliated with [.okc plant of the Florida Citrus Exright'or•left to fh'mpscys fuce, und not pay Iho price asked und just bo-1 blow*'to the hon'd ami sought safety’ change, practically all Florida grape­ then eluding danger by clinching or fore tin- fight Kearns decided to out in clinches. Dempscy-Gibbons fruit canneries have closed for the tile price of the seats more than fifty At the end of tho fourth Gibbons stepping backward. season. The Englo I.nke plant will Gate Receipts Only was landing on Dempsey’s head, and probably continue operations until Toward the last Gibbons seemed to per cent. Total $201,485 be fading fast, and repeatedly went The crowds on the outside of -the .when tiie bell sound-d the champion about July 15. into clinches, with the champion. In fence diet-red the announcement and was bleeding from an old wound fiver “ New canneries to, be operated Illy Tlit* A MNfir(fil«*il I'rru n l the last round it appeared that ids de­ immediately begun banding in $5 bills the left eye. next season are planned by organiza­ •SHELBY, Mont.,’ July 5. The ap­ When the fifth round open-dDeinp- tions nffiliated with the Florida l'it-j proximate total of gate receipts at fenses were failing, and man 'yexpet through the wires fpr higher priced the Dempscy-Gibbons heavyweight " ! Dempsey to administer the knock- iH .etx latter even the cheaper tick -1scy had evidently arrived at the can- run Exchange. They will lie located title bout, yesterday afternoon w a s ,'"'1- Jhl) vltatnpion seeing the c »m l-j,ln W1!rt. Holrl nt much less than half clusiqn that difficulties were being in- iti dilTeient sections of the eitfits belt 1201,-188, according to figures made jtinn of the challenger, furiously price, and when the fight was well lerposed in the way of a quick knock- and operated on the co-operative plan public Inst night by Charles Rasmus­ struck nt ids bend and body, but Gib­ Htuited, the crowd, apparently money- out. From then on tils attacks on the to bring the highest returns to the K o o p Your bons bung on ami clinched and side- b --m “crashed tin- gate" and rushed contender redoubled in their fierce­ glower. Anticipating n need for Shoes N e a t sen, Collector of internal Revenue. ness, lb- was on Gibbons from Ihe .creator sales effort in marketing tiie slopped until tho Havi ng grace of tin itdo the vacant souls of rm-nn. Oulfalo, N. Y. P. P. DsOry Company Inc. nws moment the Ix-ll bounded in the sue increased output of canned grapefruit,1 finnl'holl. While tin- championship fight Race Accident in Dempsey was never ill danger in si hcdulcd to start promptly at II p. .- — (lie Exchange has now in preparation _ Cause of 1 Death round of tin- fig h t. A lthough (tih-1 ni,, it w as alm ost l o'clock before an udvertiiing campaign to develop a buns -ut ami slashed the champion’s first bell sounded. Dempsey wan the demand for its Senldheart brand, in HUNTINGTON, W, Vn., July,5,— right eye in the opening rotmtl, *»*i‘l ! firnt to enter the arena, stepping into Ihe same manner it created demand’ ltsy luiytimtid of Clay City, hid., was Dempsey brought blood once or twice [ tin- ring shortly after 5:30 p. tn. As for its Kenldswcct brand of fresh killed and his mechanician, Karl Stoll from tIn* challenger, neither was |„ ( |imI-t-il through the ropes he was grapefruit and orangw." of lluntTngton, was seriously injured, marked to any appreciable extent. A given mi uproarious greeting. He was Next Munson ritrus crop, Mr. Slewwhen their racing car crashed through majority of the newspaper experts iilllicd in white silk trunks and n blue art declares, will be a heavy one. Of the track rail dtirjng the automobile gaCc Gibbons a shade in the fifth, sweater coat. present crop conditions, he says: While tiie championship fight wns races yesterday on the Tri-Ktnle Fair elcvcnt hand thirteenth rounds, the "Heavy rains during the past month i grounds. Ralph Hall of Richmond, remaining twelve being nceorded to tiie aisle toward the ring were Kearns, m have put the groves in a very good Vn., was slightly injured in uiiothch- Dempsey, wltliofit argument. Neith­ his manager; Billy Wells, the British condition and they are snowing vigor­ er the champion nor the challenger welterweight; Joe Benjamin, the l’aARE accident. ous growth. June blqom, principally was ever off their feet, altho Gibbons eiflr coast lightweight; Jack Burke T he largest laboratory, devoted to grapefruit, is reported from many | nearly fell through the ropes and wns nnd ia-e Moore, the Los Angeles dry cell research, experiments contin* localities, the orange in sonic sec­ MON ItOI-i SPLITS A helped bury by Dempsey. featherweight; Mike Trnnt and Hugh tions showing a heller bloom than uously to make them “ last longer.” DODBLKIIKADKR Although Gibbons wns the undoubt­ McCarthy, Chicago detectives." grapefruit. ed favorite of the crowd, not a word As lie took Ids scat in the north­ Columbia H ot Shot or Columbia "With considerable new acreage LAKE MONROE .. H ....... - of dissension was heard over Referee west corner of the ring with his back Ignitors arc “ right” for your needs. coming into bearing and with •* Luke Monroe played two games lmugherty’s derision. It had been to the sun, he looked nervously about heavier production by young trees, yesterday on their home grounds, the rumored that if by any chance the and occasionally motioned Ids attend­ That’s why people have the habit of it is not at ail improbable, if condi­ first with Altoona and the second with finfit went the limit, there would lie a ants aside so that he eould look out nt asking for Columbias. tions continue favorable, that next Neville. The scores follow: riot If the decision went to Dempsey. the crowd. It was apparent to those season's crop will la- n heavy one. ,b- ETAOIN ETAOIN shrdlu tn util fdute nnd local police and msny*depu- nearest the ringside thnt the cham­ Columbia Dry Batteries for all purposes are *oW "There is no reason to fear a gen­ Altoonu ... (KM) 001 020 0 —3 3 fl ty sheriffs were on hand hut there pion w a s extremely nervous. by hardware and general stores, electrical and auto He eral over production of citrus fruits supply shops, garages and implement dealers. Luke Moiiroo 000 000 01!^ I— I 7 3 was no divturhane^o ut any time. clasped and unclasped his hands, nt any time. A greatly increased Ilnlterics: Altoona—L. I’almer,: Referee Doughurty did not hesitate shuffling tiis feet hnek and forth. production is a situation which tIre* nnd Johnson; Monroe—Atkins nnd mi instant after the bell of the fif- Trunt held an umbrella over his head (.teentii round aqqndl'd in riii^ng Jack while u battery of camera mew iwurni^ DIEV ARE MADE IN ORLANDO Florida Chius Exchange has antici­ Ludwig. Struck out bjl Atkins 8, by L. Ful­ Dempsey's hand. ed the ringed platform to make pic- {r„ m tllL. materials und properly pated since its beginning nnd it is fully prepared to meet now market­ Gibbons, bis fine, hlood-smcurcd lures of the title holder. mer B. -Heavy; flitting fur Monroe, I ' Gibbons entrance to tho arena about ''Wtwllcd ill Hanford or vicinity, if you ing—emergencies. Ijirge extensions] nnd lips and pose bruised, smilingly Bender and Atkjijw. extended his bund to Dempsey. Then five minutes after the champion wns .vish. Wo specialize In Awnings, have been made in its sales organizn-; Afternoon game: lion, which now covers every intpor- j Seville ______ w 0t>4 000 010 - 6 0 fl he trotted to his corner, where he re­ greeted with loud and prolonged [>ort|, Curtain:* or anything of ennlunt marketing center in tho United; Lake Monroe 1^1 003 30x—7 5 ii ceived a defcatling ovation, and the cheering. The contender immediate­ — th e y la s t lo n g e r Batterle»; Senile, Orton and Gra­ crowds of Gibbons' admirers rushed ly went over to Dempsey’s corner and r4a* Shales nnd Canada. The advertising j ham; Monroe—Kpapp and Browning. toward tho ring. The police nnd dvp- shook hands hunrtily with his oppon­ effort for increased consumption and l/l ^tj Struck out by Knapp U bq Orton II. utiea did not attempt to interfere as ent. Ho then examined the chain- We also make WINDOW SHADES proper distribution of Sea Idsweet to your order nt a saving to you, fruit will be continued next year." DEMPSEY AWARDED DECISION BUT GIBBONS THE APPROVAL OF 25,000 FIGHT FANS FOR THE MOVIE FAN Ri<*V w K.v «J7 Li It,* . llr* R;v p\ fifcr. ' p * ' cecding rounds, administering sevens punishment about the head and body. By the tenth round, |t became ap­ parent to the crowd that. Gibbons had every chance of remaining the limit. Dempsey, obviously trying everything he knew, was unable to .reach a vital spot' Gibbons was somewhat groggy at the beginning of the 15th, and it is a matter of conjecture whether he could have-fasted another round. In the preliminary boots, Jack MacDonalcTof Seattle knocked out Emlo Foies, of Rochester, Minn., in the second round of an eight-round con­ test, nnd Bud Gorman, of tho Gibbons training oamp won an cight-rouiifl u« cislon over Harry Drake, of Engfafifl, ono of Dempsey's sparring partners- r Dtr BT( : Shoe Polish $ T h e re a l re a so n for buying Columbias ; IK BY, b: —they last longer Dry Batteries SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE vr B In Oviedo Orlando Nentinrl Oyiedo *♦*.•*«»*••*.«•***»•••• READ May 24 Juno B ■V- Juno Juno July June Orlando Ncntinej .... 14 2(1 5 7 • Brotherhood St, A... fF r . v i---- Juno 28 V May 31 Big Bcrcan.............. ■’;£ g 5 *t- Ui Juno 21 l. HERALD June 12 July 3, -July 12 ( r .- T T ~ M«y 29 Brotherhood Nt. 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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 19» (f •• X, ^ . . SJmM V jf.H TVu■«'IMlu y* wK d t '<**r ' PAGE,FIVE ■» ■. 'Flsfier Sbphle's Remark gave Pa a Hunch! ------i No v ^ oN oea t m e •-------MO.ID OOtr- AWO IF I YWOUCKT FOB. Ok SECON#* W P T CTO® * 1 S N w rr f ir in ' ,t w e hpmo b y t o x i n ' wfeo. IV>C WP* V-o>k.u POX M O MMB H0OSE------_ ^ ^ WELL. TVUSC, (MnV no pipvCE Raff. HE tMefV l WkO SMALL. O o * Vo GIT <— ClDGON MPONKlMS > our.Tgot s v /elljvien *D •%TT urfvsrtr NO OTHEU. SftFE; I YyPY TO K V k E -c— » w e n c ir » ' T r PfeMTi Rooma 226-228 DR. R. M. MASON BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR RENT with u strap weighing one and three- corllllrnlo rmhrnrrs the foll ow in g dr srrlhod property situated nnd being In itominolo t'mnity. Fla., t o - w l t : tail T. fourths pounds. 9. 11. I* nnd 13. \V. F. Hea vin'* hubIn answer to nnothor question about Division. The said land being a s s e s s ­ ed at the dale of lhe Issuance of such the same number of utprds in length certiorate In the name of Unknown. Also Tax Certio rate No. 17. dated as to whether n man could receive the Cn.l day o f June, A, D. ISIS, has Hied said rertlltrate In tnv office and from 40 to 110 licks with u leather lias made application for Tax Deed to Issue In accordance with taw. Hu Id strap weighing from six to seven cerlllleate emlirares the follow ing d e­ scribed property situated In (Jemlmdr and one-half pounds nnd perform hnnl County, Florida, t o - w l t : All In Hanford Irani. Her, sn Twp, j:i s Itnngc .tit i: labor tho next day, he estimated it ■ 3n aeres. The said land bring asaessrd would he impossible, as his injuries at the date of the Issuance of such mr-. In the name of Kllxaheth Kissel would Ih« too severj. This hypotheti­ tlilt-ale Also Tax Crrtlltrntu No. I, dated the Slid day o f June, A. D. 11*19. has cal question was in Unp with the con­ Hied said certiorate In my office nnd tentions of tho state. has made application for Tax Deed LOW TIDES ON REACH. 1923 Forenoon and afternoon titles occur FOR RENT—Convenient large un­ nt approximately the same hour anil New MeUch Ilulldinjr furnished rooms for housekeeping. minute. Rhone 201 Sspford, Florida Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue, Date June July A ur. Scpl G-18-lmo-p 1 4:05 4:31 5:33 0:28 W . J. THIGPEN K >lf RENT— 10 acres of tiled land n 4:55 7:20 0:14 5:20 To« can find tha bib* *f on Cameron avenue.—S. E. Unrrett, 3 5:17 Real Estate 0:02 7:11 8:17 •very live Hnainean Man Fort Valley, On. 71-I2tp 8:00 4 0:43 7:01 9:24 FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE In Sanford In thin Column HICKSON HOUSE 7:5(1 0:00 5 7:21 10:11 oath day. Up*to-date Apartments and Rooms n 8:17 R:51 9:57 11:08 Vy** Examined Glaaaa* Daalgnad Daytona Reach. 9:44 10:52 11:11 7 9:07 Henry McLaulin, Jr., Summer rotes: $1.00 per day, $21 8 9:57 10:38 11:41 12:17 to Issue lu accordance iv II li law. Said per month, Including lights and water. 1:08 0 10:44 11:30 11:50 O pt D. certiorate embraces the fo ll ow in g de­ Call J. F. Hickson, Phone 238-W, Snn- \ u t | r r « f A p i i l l r n l l i i a f n r T m l l r o l scribed property situated In Hrmlnole in 11:30 11:50 12:42 1:51 luick Service Transfer t’ ouniy, Florida. to-w lt: Ht;\i of Optld an-Optomatrlat I inter irrllim MS at Ike flenrrnl ford. 70-tfe 12:21 1:31 2:47 KtVi. gee. »*. T w p t'J g Itahge 3» 11 12:10 SlnlHIPa nr Ihr Rt.lr ,»f HI Rant Pint Street Sanford, Fla. Storage Facilities II. to acres. The said land liefng 12 K lt r M a , 1:00 1:10 3:35 2:13 FOR RENT— Furnished rooms with Not Ire In hereby ulven T. E. Wilson, assessed at the date o f the Issuance a plena* yon, tall olhtra; If not, 1:55 3:04 4:21 light housekeeping. Corner of 11th imri'liaser of Tax Cer tio rate No, :isv. ” f such certiorate In the name of F n - 13 1:40 •Inl.-il tin- at.I day of June, A. I>. 1U18, kiniH n. Ull oa. Phoa* 498 2:20 2 :3R 5:18 3:51 14 street and Elm Ave.—M. Schneider. has flint snlit err! lllriito In my office Alsu Tax t’ e It Ideate No. :.17, ilnleil the 3rd day o f June A. D. F i ll, has 15 2:57 4:10 3:15 0:14 79-fltp anti h n . nintle application for Tax tiled said ccrtlilcale In my o ffice nml In-t-il lo Innui- In nrt'onlanro wliti law. 7:18 1:II0 5:32 FOR RENT—Wo have u well located Halil eerl l fit-at* I'mbrneea l h . foltiiw- has made iippllcatluu fur Tax Deni 1C 3:31 SANFORD N O V E LTY Init ileserllieil property altuatiil in I lo Issue In Itccorilance with law. Halil 4:51 0:30 8:22 furnished home.—A. I*. Connelly & Hrmllmli 1‘ouniy, Kiorliia, t o - w l t : IV * e e r llllcate embraces Hie lo llowlhg de- 17 4:21 Daytona Beach, Fla. Sons. 5:48 7:34 9:2.7 scr (lied property slum led In Hem Inote 18 5:08 185 ft. of Hot 18 and 19 A . B. (irlf fl na 70-tfe Huh-Division. WORKS Hoiiuty. Florida, to-w lt: N \V I, of 19 <1:02 0:47 8:40 10:25 Comfortable, Airy Rooms ' Tin- onItl land being assessed at the NIDI H. c. 34. T w p 20 H, It '.".I Hast, FOR- RENT—Cottage, J. Munson. V. C. COLLER, Proptil acres. The said land being a s ­ 80 7:51 9:43 11:21 7:02 d a l* <>r tiin Issuance o f such cortlUOpen the Year Around sessed at Ho* date ,'f the Issuance of 80-Ctp c a l f In tin- name o f unknown. 7:31 8:57 10:54 11:57 Also Tax t’ ertinoot* No. sin. tinted soeli cer I III, ale ' In the name of t>vcr- 21 icncral Shop and Mill Reasonable Rates. O ')* 8:32 s FOR RENT—Itungulow, 5 rooms and tho Till day of Juno, A. O. I9 !« . Imn l r c d Tar petit Ine t'ompanv. «W lt 9:59 Ul4S 12:31 Special rates to parlies. Also Tnx (Vrlltlrntn No. 5. dated said certiorate In my nffliv and Work hath, up-to-date. Apply W. R. Pell, fll.al 1:18 11:01 the 3rd day of June, A. D. I'M8, has 88 9:30 11:53 line trniilo n|i|illr.-it|oii fo r T i n lloodi On Main Street, near Ocean s.'ihl c e ll lllcate In my nff lr r and (UP West Think Sanford, Fla. 82-llp lo Issue in aet-ordatiro with law Hulil llleil 10:28 11:5D 12:4? 2:01 INTRACTOR and BUILDER 24 lias made application for Tax I rortllirato em braces tho follow Ilia ilo-i to Issue lu nceordanee with law. Haiti 85 11:2tl 12:07 1137 2:42 |l7 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. C. M. CUSTER, Prop. FOR RENT—2 large, cool, furnished surllo d property Nliualod In Heinlimlr I cenlO cnle emlirares tIjpefiilliiu Ini; ili>( ’ i. nitty. Florida, t o - w l t : fait t. Her. f, I itiRif *>«*->*# 1:02 3:21 housekeeping rooms, $5.00 per week Twp. SI H. It. 51 K. 4 * H Heron. Tho scrlhetl properly eliu.-it.il In Hemlnole 2rt 12:21 K ' i of H\V', 27 .alii land lielntl a nnonnoi! nt I ho dale I t*ouniy, Florida, lo -w f t : 3:55 1:1M 1:53 3:04 —ft 11 East 5th street. 82-2tp of tho liNutihi'o o f Mull ecrilflrutr Ini o f HID, nml HID, of HK*i H.W 3*. Twp. 2:10 3:41 2:41 H* H II. !:> I*. 00 neres Th e said lain) j 28 -1:32 B. W . HERNDON FOR RENT—2 room uparlment, 1 1 Al*n 2 'Tax,,f rortl lirato " ow" ’ No. .!Tt. . . dated , . being assessed *at llie it it l if iif Hie Is. , . ' ' 3:20 5:10 4:20 Laurel Ave. 82-2tp tho Ttli day of June, A. U. 1910, h a. simtii'e oT sin'll eerl Ilira III Iri llte name, 29 2:59 :;n 3:40 4:08 tllod rahl rorllflt'alo In my office and of tbiktmwn fttoo 6:52 Fitless said ecrtllleateH shall he r**- | INSURANCE AGENCY R()R RENT—0 room house 1215 Oak has rtiH.lo !i|i|illrntlnn for Tax l»ood 5:52 4)49 to Issur In accordance with law 8;iM deemed according to low. Tnx Deed , 31 Ave. $10.00 per month.—11. H. rortlflealo FIRE-------- AUTO---------RONDS embraces the following dr- will Issue thereon oil the f.111 day of 83-3tp |scribed property situated In Hemlnole July. A. D t»S». Lewis. H'lTNUHS my official signature and F ir st (Ju n rlrr F ull M o o n Last <)uartcr ♦a DENTIST GREYSTONE HOTEL S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder - -MX..! ■ FT-Ui—•* FLORIDA Ianfor i) A. I*. Connelly & Sons R a la h l l.b e * IMH Itral Ivtlule, L o am and Insurance fhonr 48 101-8 M agnolia Ave. KTI5WART The Florist $al Flowers--------------- Floral Dealgns Annual and Ornamental Plants III Myrtle Ave.------------ Phone 260-YV U nford m a c h in e company Genera) Machine nnd Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding t*hone 62-------- Sanford, Florida CLASSIFIED ADS ____ I’m in l). I'li.tIda, t o - w l t ; I.ol 91 lllock D . I*. It. Mlirholl's Surve y o f tb* l.ovy ill uni. The x.iiil luml liclmi assessed til the dale o f tin- Issiiatiro of such irrtltlrato In tho name of ITnknowu Tax (’ ertllh-ats No. 2t5, dsleil fancy work, thf>Also 7lh day <)f June, A. I> VJSO. lias W AN TED Claislfled Ada 1c a word. No Ad taken for leas lhan 2jc. " I W I L L IK) any kind of AnCpoalMtclffdlh C W * » d r M.w-ng by the .lay. Phone 571. Ads charged to anyone, ('ash 82-4tp l*Htif In ti m i n i fiiict* w ill* la w . H a lil ct*rtltlr;nlt* t,intirnr«** llit» f n lliiw ln K il»*must accompany all orders. \VANTED— ROYS TO SELL THE wri H m 'iI I»rtt|!t'rl.y milttfiR«*t1 lu H i'itih m lc Count the words and remit **«»ui»i>. Klnrltla. In*w li; !.#»• Itlnrk HANFORD HERALD ON THE 1». D 1C M U c h fU 'M Hurvo> p ( tin* L«*v> acordingly. n l. Th#' p n lil I nn d h*-lnM nnnv mmt } STREETS OF HANFORD. A GOOD U.itr n th e tint#* «»f III#* twiJUri m 'f <*f m irh CHANCE FOR AMIUTIOIS HOYS r» t i If cnf«* 111 t li«* 1 1 m*< **f I’ nix h**\# n M an T il * O r i U l n i l F N#» *7 2, (luted TO MAKE RIG PROFIIS FOR A t ileA tpn 71 It tiny, «»f J IIIM*. A 1». 1B2B, ini'* FEW l i m i ts WORK. SEE LOUIS B le d m ild r e r l l f L ’ M#’ ill m> offle#* nnd iuiM imtdi* ti|)|diciili# iii r«*t T i n FOR SALL____ SHUT AT THE HERALD OFFICE. tn Ink tie In nm irdrini*#' u If ii Imv |P«*rd H i Id If h a l f p iitb rin r-N the fs d h iH lfiM dp* dh-tf cme rrti bed TH AI LF'R- FOlfS A U'. - Very thing to nr tip* rty »>1 1 im I •*•) in He ink unit* C#»ulity, F lo r ld i i . t n - u i l !»**l lh HlueU complete your "fishing outfit” . FOUND It., h . It M H r h e ll K N l i i i * ' n t th e |.ev> Phone 371-J. Cheap for cash. U r n r il. Tin* »»:#hl lu iid h e i iik iism NN*-d fit th o llllt e *»f the Innuh lie** r»f Ntlfh ‘ 82-21 p; 99-ltp FOUND;-Florida license lag. Own­ r«-rt I flc f ile In the nam e ••f I 'lih iio w n er can have same upon identifica­ A Ipi* Til x tVriJ finite N**- 271* f|riled FOR SALK—1 team mules, wagon fm-s tion nnd paying for ml. Call at Her­ tit** 71 1 1 d a y i.f June, A I* file d Kiitd r«*i ilfica tt* In m V #»ff|«-«> and nnd harness at n bargain. E. N. 07 tf^ 1 ald of fice.* ' * y i - n C j |II(B inmlf, a|i|tlh'illloo ( " f Tax Dent Sutton, Geneva, Fin. 82-IOlp to laaui' In aci'orilnMr.' with taw. Halil LOST FARMERS— You can gat ao*d b*ti fram*v and Irrigation plugs at tt« Sanford Novelty Wnrka. 100-tfc LOST— Roys brown bathing suit be­ tween Palm Springs and Sanford. FOR SALE— Doater and Gays' paint* and vamlahea at Sanford Novelty Reward if returned to Forest MeAl83-ltp VVorka, Sanford agents. lB3 tfc lister, 516 West First St. FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for D’. 8. Leak J. H. Colrlough setting, 15 egga for $1.00. Mr*. Ellsworth, Iicardall Avenue, SunLeak & Colclough ford._______________ B3-HP INSURANCE Fire— Lire—Auto FOR SALE—5 Pointer pupa, No. 1 INa. 3 Fimt Nat’l Rank Illdg. Annex stock. See Vick Hawkina, 110 San­ IAN FORD FLORIDA ford Ave. f*3-tfc FOR SALE—No. 817 West First Si. Attractive terms. Address owner. Ilox 782, Daytona, Fla. C9-tfc nFF’ KR EXTRAORIllrJAltY One new five room house with bath, full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ CUPIED. PRICE $3,000.00---------- - —Terms to suit you Card* *f Aanford'a ReputA REAL RARGAIN able Prufeaalenal Men, **ch A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 79-tfc •f whoa. In hi* cha**a prof«**too th* Herald momFOR SALlTOK TRADE—Overland “ *nd* to th* p**pl*. car in A -l condition. Will trade for PURELY PROFESSIONAL h h h h h h M h George A . DeCottes A tlo m e y -a t-L x w Over Benin*U County Beak (FORD FLORIDA ___ ___ * ' . ____ FRED R. WILSON A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W f ‘ral National Rank IlniUUag pANFORD .> FLORIDA tt o n j. m ough ton ARCHITECT Been* 7, Miller bldg. PANFORD -jFLORIDA CHELLE •I. LA good Ford. 211 Fronch Ave. Bl-Up FOR SALE— Roby carriage, good con­ dition. Must «*iLot once, leaving town. 203 Park Av*. ____82-3tp gADDLliSt SAbDLESPlADDLESi — U. 8. Army, brand new, McCUL Ian', $0.20; also used U. S. Army Sad­ dles A-l condition! $8-19- Can ship c. o. d., allow examination, express or parcel post—W. W. Williams, Quitman, Ca, ___________________ FOR SALfc—lfl 6 in bearing grove, 1 In pecana, 10 cut ov*r land, Every foot fin* for pUrui. Good «room houa*, nicely furnishsd includ­ ing piano. Flower*. ohrubbery, shad* trues, grapes, figs, guvaa, *tc., and Just think of it, right In U»e town of Pjtola. Good school, store, church, station, paved stm t, 18 minute, from Sanford. Now ivnident writes: Mm| b* sold, #ut pric* from |!WKW W in MJJOO.OOO,'' 9LOPO.OO cash will llAK; dl* thU tJesl^R- T- TUisr, Fla. Phoki. SIX WITNESSES TELL THE STORY ABOUT TABERT EXPERTS CORROIlORATB STORY 0 OF THE CAMP PHY. H1CIAN i t rllllcate •■mlirurin tin rollowliiM •!*•aerlbert iiropert) nlimil.il la HMtilnoliI’ oil nl>*. Florhta. to-tvlt: I...I 38 ll,* «* i: 5 niri'*) lllock D . D It Mltilo'll'a Harvey of Levy ilrnnt. The euhl larul hi'liiK ueacei'Fit at the ilhlc of thv Ineuunce of each rertlllcatc la the name of If ora in Ha mli reon. Also Tax t.Vrllllcnir No. -STS, ilntnl the 7th day of June, A. D. 1920, Imn llleil mild cert Ifinite In ni>' Off lee anil hna inmle n|>|>tlcallun for Tax Deed lo lean* In nrrordnnro with law. Halil certlflratn emlirares the fullnwInK tieaerlhrd uro|irrty sliimied In Hcmlnnlr t’ ounty. Florida, lo -w i t : tail 30 llloek D.. D. It, Mltehrll'a Harvey o f the Levy (Irani Th e mild land to-lnit aeseeeed at the date of the in .unlive of aucll eert Ilien te In the uii me of Unknown, Also Tux rVr lin rate No. IIS. dated the Till day of June, A. D, 1910. Iiu* tiled said rrrUhralt' In ntv uffles nnd Ima made n|i|)ll('ai|on for Tax Deed tu Issue In neeordanre with law. Maid Cerltneate « ml, races I lie f'dlowliiK daserlhed p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d III Heiplnule f o u n t y. Florida, to -w lt: Injta I I nnd 29. Slid way in H»r; 32 T w j». It H. It. 31 K. The said land liflpu assessed at tlm date nf Ihti Issuance of such err- tipcat a in ilu, name nf Unknown. Also T aa f e r lllle a t e No, If . dated . ..... . . . «. •. . . t h e Tilt day o f June, A. I>. I»10, be.* I L A K E C I T Y , Ju ly 5.— E x p e r t tc *tl*| n ied said r e r t lf ic n t " tn my o f f i c e ' a m i i made nplilleatnin for Tax Det-d mony from six witnoawa presentod lhas o la*us In aerordanee with law. Hald rertlflnal* em i.races Ihe f'dlowltiu d oby thi* ilefcnst) yoatorday In the trial p r u p .r ty slti-vtnd In Hi-nVlnolti of Thuntaa Walter Higginbotham, for­ srrllii'd f o u n t y , Florida, to-w lt: All HtY U «r mer convict whipping bo»a, charged NUVi iy liix N Of HI. Gsrivw.*" AvV. with tho murder of Martin Tubcrt, of North Dakota, tended lo show that Tnlmit cantc to hit death from lybnr pneumonia and not from tamaumlc pneumonia,, a* tho statu is runtend­ ing. The six expert* alao corroborated the testimony of Dr. T. Cm per Jonta, Putnam Lumber Company's camp physician, who attended Tabert while he was serving a convict sentence in the lumber camp of the company. Dr. Jones testified Tabert died from lo­ bar pneumonia, aqd that t*q Ptaklpg a thorough examination of hi* b‘*dy he found no tract of traunsmio, Last night n a«Mion h«>d in or­ der that th* css* might go to the Jury by Saturdey morning. Dr. Replh N. Greene, formerly sUt* health officer, told the Jury lq answer t oa hypothetical quexUnH im ­ pounded by the defenay, Rhlch W«» approxiffiaRdy PtT Kurd* 1ft kftftfc. tMt H wm pn*uM n*« l‘ hpinlwi WBmmm £****•. .'r Y 1’K' *1 »* «• » »erw» T h o said laqd krluu as sos sid nt tt«s date uf i h s to*uati-o o f such vsrttflr a i* Ip tits tiaini' o f Unknown. A 1st*. Tax Fi rtinralw N o lo t , dnl»C •ho Ind day o f Jun*. a U llli, |IS( f)tr4 an lt| evHIftrai* evHIftrats Itr l*r nty o fffi f lr a a ml n*-*t oahl ntr p has niadr uppllcatluu fur Taa I *»od to lasiiti ht actardaiire xvlih law, a-.,u 14 r, rtl|li-a|« snihraesa |hs follnwlna -- _ d j es-- srrlhod p roperly situated In Hsnilnols F ou nty, Flu) Ida, to - w it : l - ' » 4, l'hlt* Up It. Voiina (Irani. Her. II T w p. IS. H. 11. I t K . 7 h s salil Ian land bslnjr as< seasod at Ihs da le o f Ihe lsiuai|M of aurli r r r t in r a ls In ih s nsmti o f Jew* Yonnjfe. Estate. Also Tax Cert Iflcftls 1*1. dated seal this Ihr 30lh day of H'l'S. May, A I*. H A DtirtlliAHH. t'lerk ■*lrciilt f o u r l . \. H e m ln o le I’o u n lv , F la . i ty : a m u i; i : k s . Tot d . t*. .............................. Juno 21 July 20 Aug. 19 Sept. 17 June 28 July 27 Aug. 20 ' Rapt. 24 ... July 5 Aug 4 Sept. 3 4KU 3. TRAIN SCHEDULE ' CORRECTED MAY I, 1923 South Round Arrivo 83 ......... 8:36 a.m. ,T-T ' 27. 89 ........ 2:85 p.m. R5 ......... 0:55 p.m. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 82 Rl 80 US xN'y. 100 xNo. 24 *i........ xNo. 25. ........ 1:30 p.m. xNi), DIE. ........ 5:50 p.m. xNo. No. xNo, No. xNo. xNo. X —Daily, In connection with our transfer, wo have, storage room, where you may store your goods until yuu need them, nt a nominal coat.—QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER: 'I honffMOTL-------- BlTtfc -- V v /f > r/ " A Citfiis Marketing MachMe plafiSfe3 to conform with FloridalConditions 1 h ,* * ' In organizing and building up tho Florida GitruB^Ezchango, Mr* tho growers who compose it, havo boon determined to dovdop a ssles m a c h i n e capable o f handling to advantage all tho^grapefruit and oranges wo produce. Wo havo recognizod fully, that our profita depend upon thb vantago to which wo sell tho bulk o f our production—w o havo real­ ized that wo cannot mako money just by soiling a email (part o f our output at high pricey Also wo havo kept in mind the largo proportion of/goldena and russets, os compared with brlghts and fancy fruit, In thoi grapefruit and orango crop o f Florida— o proportion not likely, to boimaterially changed In tho early futuro. / Consequently, wo havo butlded our sales department to glvo>cquai efficiency in handling citrus fruita of all grades. So well, have wo succeeded that now it is unnecessary to sell any. ono grado* for less than tho fruit Is worth in order to got flno prices on anotherJgrado.\ Wo could and would do much hotter for ourselves if wot did not\ havo to offer our fruit in competition with tho lower price* almost ^ constantly offered by non-cooperative and spocnlativo marketing _ agencies. And you, who sell through them, would* mako morej money. Your interests and ours are Identical. Tho'interests of (no pri­ vately-owned marketing concern are allied with your interests., When 4 you sell through any o f tho speculative or non-cooperative twenties \ you lose money for yourself anji for every other. Florida grow **" has piHds •PlUli'atlun !•» T»* Deist t « ls*u« l« sct'otdanrs With law. Hald rertlrtrats sm b| *ft« the fullow lne d sovrlhsd lifu e silr eittialed and l>*lite In *fem(Htde iViunty. Florida, lo -w li: l^ou I. awl «». IV, Phillip. Phillip It. II. rTouna (Irani, *• 11 I* .»*VU * ■- it- 11 K **1 T »»e said land hslna assessed at the dais* o f the Issuance uf surh r r f l i n c n l s in the name o f Ja ne Yuune*. U t u m t Also T a x Cartjflcaiv . OSIkd *nd d a y of ua*. *,' 7k t h i * k e s Mad has 4s In mr office and skid i ■r n\ad a i s s - ’a j s t i H W j at tbs data o f lb* Im s i m o f sari, r m in e e t s In th« nates a f u i kauwa. Alsu Tax CerUftvete Ci tb« * »d day y» J a n e numbering from eight to $*g IW U kl u Hftoeta In jay U i a R l 1 o ffi c s ^ s n d Departs 7:30 a.m. 8:25 p.m. except Sunday. M?m*... K Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 3:52 p.m. Lcrshurx llraltrh Departs Arrivo 157. ........ 3:55 p.m. 21.. ......... 2:45 p.m. 158 0:30 a.m!* 82 7:10p.m.’ Ovlrtlo llranrh Arrivo Departs 120 - ...... 7:45 p.m. 127.. 8:40 p.m. tho 2nd day qf Juuw A, V. ISIS, has filed said vstltfewais Is my n fflcs and ■eft Northl*ound Arrivo ........ 1:48a.m. .........11:45 a.m. ....... 3:42 p.m. .........lfl:00 p.m. Trllhy llranrh Arrivo Depart* 2:40 a.m. ,8:40 a.m. 2:45 p.m. •7:10 p.m. lUe FLORIDA' CITRUS EXCHANGE � 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 05, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 05, 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 05, 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/3bf0c6953ea0c3f75c94ad34d82ea05f.pdf e8d3319c1d9a3f2f540d1d75872ea07f PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WOIUJ^S, GREATEST .VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 82 SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JULY 3. 192.1 ____ VOLUME IV . GERMANS* DID NOT In J u RE M EA TM A N SAYS ENGINEERS W H O WADlv RE­ PAIRS; STORIES QF SABOTAGE FALSE , ■■■■■r ‘ .. .. — ................ Has Left the United States S h i p p i n g B ^ rd in a Quandry as to Disposal oft W W ® ^ £ r Elaborate Souvenir Booklets Already I rmted tVIIO FOUNDED OREGON A N D SAVE,GREAT NORTH WEST TO THE NATION . At Mcacham Was Occasion For Great Getllng-Togcthcr of All The People Whipping Boss Says He Whipped Tabert Be­ cause Was His Duty IIY-THE SEMINOLE AT|U'*fT|C CLOU WHO INVITE KVBHY. UOIIY TO COME NEW YORK, July 3.— Announcement' today by *"£"**” Valuable prlxc* will be given for: who reconditioned the Lcvlnthnn thnt w ^ t lm e taka* <9fs??™ ,££ Tnurnnmcnt riding. attempts to cHpple the liner were fntoe»hnn left the ohlpptnR Running and jumping. Hoard In a quandry nmto what to do w llh fifteen tkoiwand **° ,1 ? Groaned pig catching. worth of elaborate souvenir booklets 0l C„ r0w Horne shoe pitching. . of aliened sabotawe which were to hnvrbeen d t a U i h ^ toiwrrow Free barbecue, on the ship’s first voyage w a n American > " K\ " 3 n reTwo base ball games. thc damage to tho vessel originally supposed to h # n been n re Contests open to everyone. suit *.r sabotage hnd been found to ^ v e ^ n Ahc^rMOU of nn ne Program ntnrts a t 10 a. in. Como cldcnt in docking the vessel on her Inst trip to this countrj unucr out nnd bring your frlrndn. the German flag in 1914. . Thunly the only real Athletic Club TO ENFORCE PROVISIONS OF WASHINGTON NAV­ AL TREATY For Ratification Ilv French as Japan nnd America Suffer lly Delay - Shooting Affray Believ ed to Be Argument Over Liquor 4H r T k f A M w rlale* P r H . t TOKIO, July a.—Japan haa de­ cided to approach America and Great llrltnin with view to reaching tri­ party agreement to enforeo proviaIons Washington naval treaty with­ out awaiting ratification by French, It wns asserted confidentially In Ja p ­ anese newspapers, which print sta ttments believed to bo reliable. Ip Seminole County Bids you welcome to itn big celebration. The various lommlttccn hnvc l»ecn buny "for weeka preparing for this wonderful affair 4 ltr Tfce Am w Is I H I 'r e s s t and the Monroo school grounds arc a 4II, Tlir 4n»rliilril CHIt’AGO, July 3.—One man kill­ LAKE CITY, July 3.—Thomas gain night. Tho grandstand has a ed nnd another Is known to hnvc Higginbotham, former convict whip­ pntmetto roof, also all tho booths nnd been wounded nnd several others be­ the club colors, black nnd orange, nro ping boss, of Putnam Lumber Com­ lieved to have been wounded, In a everywhere. pany, told the (jury here today, in shooting nffury at HngJI»-l.nim>nt Last night a most enthusiastic trial for murder of Mnrtln Tnbcit of township early today, In what au­ North Dakota, tlyit "It was-my duty WASHINGTON, July 3.—Report* avoidable only in one or two minor quarters, the Lnke Mpnroc school thorities believe wns a battle be­ that Japan was preparing proposed to whip Tabert." lie said be gave "Pauling action upon 'formal com­ tween two rivul bands of liquor run­ house when tho following officer* Tal>ert eight lashes. The stale Is plaint which will doubtless lie made nnd small enses. a g r e e m e n t making the Washington A. C. L. II. R. Present Proposed were elected I Victor Check, presi­ ners. runtending thnt Tabert died Trent ex­ at tho earliest possible naval treaty effective without further moment A man partly identified ss "Buck" dent; Mr. Hell, vice-president; K. C. cessive whipping administered by against the decision of the Interstate Jacksonville •• delay revived discussion of same ac­ Render, treasurer and financial secre­ Jones, formerly of lam ent, was shot count which took place in Jnpanes4i Higginbotham, state witnesses testi­ Commerce Commission to p ^ into cf* Pnlntkn ......... tary; Hollo Chock, sporting editor; dead and his body left in n ditch an press five or six months ago. Con­ fying fifty to one hundred an d ,nine­ fA't higher carload commodity rates DcLnnd ......... Cus Schninh, business manager; Viol. the smoke of battle cleared away nnd sideration of the question at that teen lashes were applied. Witness on railroad shipments into tho south­ Snnford ......... participants i4t;npod.' Orlando ......... «t Swnggerty, secretary. told the jury he whipped Tabert "be­ eastern* states, there is nu method tif time was not rcflecti*d in any official Kissimmee .... The Fourth of July colobrntlon com­ cause lie wus reported. to me for not fighting tho increased transportation conversation so far os can be learned mittees are: working." He said Tabert hnd been cost except to ship by wnter nnd 11nines Pity .. nnd there is nothing available in Booths—Gua Fchmnli, director, usreported three times but he whipped truck," said C. 8. Hoskins Monday. Lakeland ...... govornment circles here to indicate sisted by V. Cheek, Curtis Muso, 8. him only on third report, applying Mr. Hoskins is traffic manager or the Plant Pity .... .ily 3.—Sales of suggestion in revived form has taken Tainpa ........... Urown, Rill Ludwig, U. Knapp and Tnmpn Hoard of Trade nnd a director eight inches. He denied he put bis , |n (he United any more definite shape up to thl# foot on the convict’s neck while whip­ of the Southard Traffic lu-ague, the H a l l o w .......... of May tutalcd time. Japanese anxiety for xailflca* ping him. Higginbotham said Tabert letter organisation on* of the many Fort Meade .. i report just Is- tlon of Washington pact ii regarded that had protested ngninst the pro­ Arcadia*..*..... ;ir Co. us quite natural inasmuch as Japan .. 121 posed new rntes, suggested by the I’untn Gorda more than 5,500 shares with the United States pecu121 carriers. Tho new rates went'into ef­ Fort Myers . f April, due to liar economic condition arising from Present "I wish I might more effectively 8. A. I..’ Ry. fect July 1. delay In French ratification. visualita them. Not very long ago The new rules went into effect July Jacksonville . I saw the covered wagon in the movI nnd destroy the comparatively low Hampton ..... RSauSw* rates which Tampa nnd other Florida llnwthorne .. cities have enjoyed by virtue of wnt- Citrn ............ cl competition. They affect ship­ Ocala ............ ments of conned goods, cldnr nnd vine­ St. Catherine gar, special Iron, tail nnd track m ater­ Lncoochcc .... ial, turpentine cups, agricultural Im­ Dade Pity • plements, furniture, wire, ropes, iron Plant City Tumpa ........ and steel wagon parts. 10(1 10H A comparison of the new ratos is Lake Wales 117 1U obtained In the following figures on Wlmnuma 117 HI Palmetto the showing freight rates on canned 117 HI goods in carloads from Louisville, Ky. Hradentown ----'! ; • •¥ v W ! i'A W i P 121 114 Venice ......... Ia 4 r* I’r r M ) . to Florida points. Figures are In Tampa Tribune this purposo and is solely charged cents per hundred pounds nnd are with determining whether tho ap­ Tfcc A»»«cl* 4»S P » M » t , , . . The first government with n view to securing plicant shall be admitted. In the cessation of the passive resistance opinion of attaches of tho court here ALMA, Mich., July 3 .-8 p cak ln g t I ntho Ruhr. and local observer* no mare rigid In-fore the stutc synod of tho Presby- 1 The Pope’s message to the Nuncio precautions could he taken against ti-rlan church here last night Wayno i mokes reference to the Duisburg the shyster than ate taken by the ||. .Wheeler, general counsel of tho I v outrage and says: /* court under present praclieo. A ttor­ Anti-Saloon U aguo declared ho did i neys frum other states who iio.»ire to "While the Holy Father by his let­ not hellovo Senator Jainea Sousenn of I Michigan hnd seriously considered tho ( practice In this state are admitted flrst being a branch of tho Krupp ter is endeavoring to Induce the pow­ without the written cxaminatlona. question of liquor enforcement when | loeomativo work* a t Segeroth, n lit­ ers to arrive at a friendly under­ ( H r T*»r will he no revision of WASHINGTON, July 3.—A prediction th he advocated raising tho alcoholic con- i tle' station near Esaon. - standing, he begs them to suspend made here yesterday by Scnatax lows at the next session of congress was tin t of bcor to not more than five per any action which may prevent it ami Four near locomotive* were sein’d of the senate finance comtor Smoot, of Utah, who I* to become chairman deeply regrets to hear of any acta of cent. at these works, which, now nre oc­ sabotage in the occupied territories "If your senator thlnka public sonmittce. • cupied, with the manufacture of lo"There will he no revision of the'revenue nnd other crimes under the pretext tlmcnt is for beer, why hnvo tho weta motives instead of big guns. Re­ failed three times to eelct a congress ports from Berlin state the cnpiul of passive resistance. The Pope gress," sold tho senator. "I was more than do favorable to it? " he demanded of hla was g reatly ' oxcltcd today by mes­ charge* you to make vigorous repre­ tained in the way of revenue during tho Inst fisci as many predicted we closed the year with a sut sentations to the Gcrmnn government audience. sages that the Krupp works in Es­ will show about $287,000,000 on the right aide of Dial it may once and for all condemn "Senator Coutcns never could have clatlon itself. Tho measure* spon­ sen had been taken over, but the would not Justify a revision of our tax law*. N* such criminal resistance, which is lieen elected on a five per cent or a sored by the Florida association at thorough investigation regarding him dispatches apparently were founded port duties which exceeded our fondest hopes. 2.75 per cent beer platform. This the two sessions did not embody this before re*ponding to the auprem* on thi* oeisure of ,* comparatively Railroad legislation, Mr. Smoot added, is ci requirement, of courae, hut they court’s Inquiry, It U asserted. state has spoken on this question. small branch. consideration* of the new congress. sought to give the association virtu­ -Bcor constituted over WO per cant There are two law school* In tho The other plant* aclsed were the "Our farmers In the west, ho said, will i ally suprem e charge of it* own house­ ot tho liquor trado before we.had pro­ Gutcholff Nun Ghutte Steel Work* rates are lowered." hibition. To permit It* return would hold, and were ileslgnod to eliminate puuJed by an endorsement or tn tir near Oborhausen, with branches Senator Smoot will aald from New York on bring hack about 00 per cent of tha from their rank* the typo known as president as to the character of the throughout the Ruhr, employing 100,political corruption aud ovlla of tho the *hyatcr. A board comprised of student, permit* one to practice 0Q0 men. and the Hcrmannsfield facmember* of the association would without the written examination. former wet regime." tory,.p*rt of the great Phoenix works, have had brood power* governing the They are the University of Florid* near Rortmund. In addition to tak­ WESTERVILLE, O., July 3-—D«- practice admission to practice and i t Gainesville and Stetaon University ing over these throe private plant* rlaring that Senator Couxcn* of De­ way* and moan* of disbarment. Sen­ a t Deland. In the case of applicants EIGHTEEN FEDERAL i* the Ruhr, the French sclxcd the troit ho* Joined Sena toy* Edward* of ator W. A. MacWllllams, of 8L Au­ living In tho state who ore without PltG lII AGENTS ARB B e l g i u m ’* A n s w e r . , H. German government repair shops on , New Jcrouy, Copeland of Now, York, gustine, a lawyer, hod charge of tha this college training, they must gat DROPPED FROM ROLL To Questionnaire Stanley of Kentucky, Rocd of Ml*- measure and although ho got a fav­ the endorsement of character from orable report from a senate commit­ tho circuit judge and *Ut* att© ro*y\ 4nr Tfc* Assselsle* **#••» tee, a canvas of tha aituallon dla- of their resident circuit, and then un­ NEW YORK, July F.ightccn federal cnfbrccment sgrnU , most of dergo the written examination pre­ Expected To Deliver It. To t-ord Car­ them stationed In Manhattan and pared by tha court. Between 00 and son Today. • orlal Hospital hero to her death l*to Brooklyn, were dropped June 30 from 100 questions comprise the examina­ yeeterday. Several persons witaewecl the staff of B. Q. Merrick, divisional tion, each justice of the high court 4 ft, T k s A s - s e U I r a I’r* — the tragedy and the coroner decided BRU88EIJ1, July 3.—Belgium’* an­ chief for New York and Northern preparing n proportionate, ahnra of an Inquest was unnecessary. Mr* swer to- British questionnaire on New Jersey, It wo* disclooed Monday. them. A general average Craig waa aald to have been stone in Franco-Selglan reparation policy has The dismissal was said Jo have been he made while tha *PP her room at the time *he made thp been aent to Belgian ambassador in mado nccesaarw by the lopping off nut fall below 60 la one subject- Thn greatest part ef the question* ATO leap • ' ' London, who is expected 'to deliver usually doalgned to toot the Appli­ ii to Lord Curson, British foreign President Harding has recently cant** knowledge of fundamental law, secretary later in the d#y. purchased.bia birth p lace-* farm In (PMltaasS •* re<* H ot Morrow county, O hlo-w hcr# be The Daily Herald, 15< per week spent his .boyhood dny*. <H r T ile A s s o c ia te d T r e s s > ............1, Oregon, July 3. ,iMEACIIAM President Harding stopped hero to­ day on hii western trip to pay hom­ age to tho memory of the sturdy pioneers who founded Oregon nnd saved to the nation the groat north­ west. _ .Speaking a t exercises com'meinomtIng tho eightieth anniversary of the biasing of tho Oregon Trail, the Lxrcutivc declared tho American people owe to those pioneer n debt of g rati­ tude which they never can repay. Their victory, ho asserted, proclaimed the strength of resolute purpose to do for thcm sclvfrn not nrklng the government to but for govern­ ment only to saiWlon or permit. ntiy Announcod iiroii;lit Increases in Cnrlot Commodity Rates Brings Sharp Protest College Training Has Been Advanced But Legis­ lature Refused to Pass the Bill To Siczc Private Property for Reparations Purposes * . the Sent to England �J i, & jW Mr w Zt H K - I ' id ... W % ?T;"P art - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY,n ===== MRS. FRED DAIGER,.Society Editor Phone 2I7-W • I f r n k i « » mmr fr lrn O * v l a l t l * * —If r a n M t n i l ! M r w h i r i « r r e a l m h a m * , a r If r a a a r c r a l r r t a l e l m , w r i t e a a a a la l r a n t t a th ta O rn a rta ie a f. a l r l a a O atalla, a r I r l r r U i M i k r lira* . I t w i l l kr o ra ftlr ■ rtrrtla lrf. TALLAHASSEE KIWANIS *. CLFB tJKTS CHARTER July j , ------— j TALLAHASSEE, June SQ.—1th e 2.— lpcnl Kiwan'a eioh h«ti received Ita foouth Atlantic and Enact Gulf States: chnit,or a t the hands of .DIstricUGovGenerally /s ir but local showers prob ernor Doyle Chrlcton, df Tnnips, and Able litte r part 6/ week; normal temfiow n fu]j Hedged member, of the persturc. t international ofRsnizntion. Al jthc c h a t|e r presentation ceremony rep­ *r*F=-resentatives were presellt from' Pcur.acoln and Hninbridgc, Ga:, clubs, thp latter club being represented by sornb 25 of Its members and lady folk. Tho club has 51 member*. WEEK'S /WEATHER Florida’s Climate Weather Oatlook fo r the Period No Means. Most 2to 7, Inclohive ' • (Intensive A sse ; WASHINGTON, D. C.,. July I fcs ^ ha For Florida: UnsetUcd to* night and Tuesday with lo* cal thundershowers.- Noted Editor Enthuses Over Coming* —* In of W ealth- For many yenrs I have said th a t i 1 Florida had no other ndvnntagv than its climate, (lint alone would be, one SOCIAL CALENDAR of the nation's great assets. If It had nothing else but climate Florid* Mrs. Mary Sebaal leaves today would have an asset comparable In Daytona Beach whore she will commerilnl value to the toal and iron soma time. of Fcnaylvnnia or Alabama; for “day by day nnd In cvefy Way" tho I We w ill'm ove, wc will crala and •• Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Bird, toruriat buiincss is growing a t a rate ship your household goods, or wo will Undo, were the guests of Mr. to whRh means that within a few years • II. R. Stevens has been called call store them until you need them. Call Mrs. E. B. Dorsey and family Pennsylvania by the death of a G3-3tc unless they double the facilities, the day. • tire and will be absent several <1 railroads will not be able to handle thd traffic that is offered, nor wii NOTICE OF fiPE G lA ^M EETTlN G Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Starling, Mrs. Calvin Teague retuhked home last present hotel accommodations begin OF LIFE MEMHKRS OF SAN­ Fannie 8. Munson and ^ Misses Zoe night to resume his duties at the to take care of the people who want FORD COUNTRY CLUll and Reba Munson were a congenial Seminole Bank after a month's vaca­ to spend their winters in Florida. party spending tluj. day yesterday at tion spent at his old home in North Notics is hereby given that ttyjrc But Florida is not dependent upon Daytona Dcarh. will bo n special meeting of the Il/cCarolina. . the tourist business. It is shipping mentbers-nf Sanford Country Club nt out nnnunlly nearly 100,000 car loads the Club house at 8:00 p. m. on July Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Lawson nnd Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly and Miss of fru it and vegetables. Th>s Indus 0th, 1023. Dorothea left this morning for n mo­ Elisabeth Smith and Dr. Langley and try has doubled in the last ten years. -2-0 Sanford, Fla., June 25, 1923. tor trip to Gcorgin nnd North Caro­ Mr .and Mrs. Reg Holly spent yester­ And yet the ground has only been F, CTOS I S. 0 . CHASE, lina, where they will visit friends day afternoon at the beautiful homo scratched here and there as compared M v i tw ,75-2tc President and relatives. of Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Symes at Win­ with the almost limitless acreage still ter Park. • available. For Instance, the reclama­ Peter f^ a sl left Saturday a fter­ tion .of the Everglades, now under C ures M alaria, Chilis noon for 8b Paul, Minn., where he *3 Miss Stella Mclson was a yisitor way, will redeem from the water and Fever, Detinue or PRINTS WITH ORIENTAL will spend scvcrnl weeks. He will to Tampa yesterday. This was Miss 4,000,000 acres of land, much of it IJilious Fever. FLAVOR 6-l-o.n.w.-20tc also stop over in Chicago, III., for Stella’s first visit to the big town and unsurpassed in the world for fertility; Printed in gay colors on silk rrfpcs. the 'first time she ever saw a trolley a short timo before returning home. nnd the land thus reclaimed will ex­ these frocks typify the best modes of line. She says Tampa Is fat* ahead ceed by 1,000,000 or more acres tho Pari*. First pictured is n slim-line total land thnt has been reclaimed afternoon design, the figures being in Mrs. Frojik Grnyhnm will leave cf both Philadelphia and Wngner. grey and green on a lut kground of . _____ t by the United States government in tomorrow for the mountains to spend marine blue. The neck of Inc kimono The henvy rains of Saturday and the arid and semi-arid regions of waist may be finished In cither round the next six weeks ns the guests of or oval line anti n bias collar added. Mrs. J. P. Anderson nt the home of showers yesterday cooled off the at- the w est Many of tho longestThe flounces on the skirt nre applied ' her mother, Mrs. E. II. Jones nt morphere nnd tho weather Is fine to­ headed, i^irewdest capitalists of the to a lining. Medium size requires 4J. day with breezes blowing from ocean nation aro not only building thoir yards .16-inch material. Crossvllle, Tenn. Plain Ml in rtPpe supplies the founda­ nnd gulf and nil the visitors to the winter homes here, hut they aro mak-, tion on which the printed blouse in the city nrc delighted with Sanford’s sum­ ing heavy investments in great food­ next model builds its success. A deep Mrs. W. V. Wilson, and Archie nnd growing projects, in 'cnormoua V-shaped neck is filled in with a vest Eflna Wilson of Columbia, S. C., a r­ mer climate. of plain rrfpc and the girdle is com­ schemes for trucking, nnd in kindred rived hero Snturdny and Joined Mr. posed of titiy roars made of rildion. Dr. Ralph Stevens wns called to activities. Wilson nnd "Hill," who have been Satin or Georgette may he used to It must be remembered that Florida lengthen the kimono sleeves, the ex­ here for thq past few weeks. Mr. the West Side this morning to attend tension* l»eing slashed nnd gathered n boy nnmed Renton, who hnd been is nearly seven times ns Inrgo in and Mrs. Wilson will tnnkc Hanford to narrow seif-kinds. Me-limn size thrip future home, and have pur­ bitten by n mocassin. Mrs. C. M. nreu ns is Massachusetts, but R has retiuires I ' i yards 36-inrh figured nnd 2Ji yank 40-inrh plain material. chased the McClelland house on Park Berry had rendered first aid before considerably less than one-third of First Model: Pictorial Review Dress tho arrival of the doctor and Dr. the population of Mnnachusctts. The avenue. No. |SI9. Si/is, 1ft to 20 years and Stevens has high hopes of his recov­ room for expansion, therefore, is 31 to 44 inrlirs bust. Price, 35 cents. Second 'Model: Dress No. 1510. Miss Winifred Strong, of Hastings, ery ns he was brought to town imme­ practically without limit. Site-*, II to 20 years and 31 to 41 I have tried fairly nnd honestly to who has been visiting her grand­ diately nnd tho doctor had n chance .inches bust. Price, 35 cents. to counteract the poison at once. make a study of this state; to meas­ father, C. II. LofTler, left Snturdny ure its potentialities; to look a little with W. A. t licfTler, for Dnyntonn into the future based on the things I)r. Theo. Langley returned yester­ Bosch where shu wan met by her Ncftio Self-Reducing No. 3J3 that are now under way nnd the re­ day from a trip to paints In South mother, M fr Mary Strong, nnd s|>cnl Is a real bargain. It ha* s low top the week end as the guests of Mr. Carolina, North Cnrolina nnd Ala- sources (if the state; nnd while I anJ medium skirt. Made tn dutublc pink ar white could; she* and Mfs. l-HTIor, leaving this morning hnmn. Mrs. Langley wilt remain in have for years confined my own work 24 to 36—and emtv or.iy $3.00. Hnuth Carolina for several months ere exclusively to the publication of The for their home in Hastings. | II T«ur dealer rin 'f re* U.Mnd namr.adreturning home. Dr. Langley said M anufacturers' Record, taking no tlfru* lU i im l }). W t'll §rrv! the there was floods nnd heavy rains nil pnrt ill any construction or develop­ Ntmo llrclfnlc'rsihlon Institute G. I. A. PICNIC. 120 C. iMh St.. New York (Hepc. V) • _ over the Southern states and the ment work, I feel justified iu saying Tho U. ;l. A. Ladle* entertained weather in Sanford wns n better thnt I know of no other place in this their husbands at nn old fashioned lirnini than any he hnd experienced country which would more strongly basket picnic, Friday evening* nt cxrept in the mountains of North appeal to mo for wise and conserva­ Palm Springs, the nfTnlr being of exCarolina. . tive investments expecting large re­ crptlonnl enjoyment for nil. turns in the future, than investments The ufternoon nnd evening were Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Wood and sons, carefully und Judiciously made in merrily apeiit with swimming nnd Leonard nnd Roy, motored up from other water sports. The champion Palmetto yesterday ami will lie the this state. Hero and there we may swimmer and high diver among the guents of Mrs. It. S. Holly, their have a “boom” condition which will Udlrs, was Mrs. A. I*. Handy while daughter, for several weeks, nt her carry things too far and fast nnd fu­ rious; hut the wise investor will John Courier , was . the champion home on Sanford Heights. Clyde watch for such conditions if they among the men. Wood and Frank Foy, of Palmetto, I-ssto In the evening n delirious sup­ composed nnothcr party, from Pnlmet- should appear. Hrondly, However, the whole stale per, which included ehieken pillnu. to, arriving here yesterday. They will is becoming not merely a winter fried chickan and every thing that he In the city for several dnys on bus­ playground and heulth invigorating OCX-G goes to make up a perfect picnic sup­ iness looking over the farming section Ajpin mw mux spot of hundreds of thousands of the per was served. of the city substantial. richest people in America and many About fifty members nnd their hus­ more of moderate means, hut it ia to bands enjoyed this delightful event. The Melbourne Times says thnt no become to an extent many times FOR SPORTS WEAR trouble whatever has been experienc­ grenter thnn nt present the producor Good progress is being made on the ed in nclocting a site for the new One is allowed a wide rhoirt* of f«l>of citrus fruits and vegetables fur vrlc» for the development of this sports construction of the sect'on of the Melbourne Puhl'r Library, nnd it is a never-increasing demand from, the frock, the flannels and wool Jetacys cross state highway between the bend hopeful that work may ho started on north nnd west; nnd all of this means leading in favor. The kick i* cut in one I lithe West Palin Itench ennnl and the new building within a few weeks. an increasing commercial anil indus­ piece, while tile blouse is shirred nt the Hello (ilnde, Contractor Tom M. llry- The school hoard and the library as­ loser edge, wit li skirt attached. Soft trial activity. * kid or linen, liound with braid, mav h an reported the other day. The sociation are understood to he work­ 0 —Itichnid II. Edmonds in Munufacused for collar and cull*. Medium sh. dredge which Is excavating road ma­ ing togntlier for the l>est results. The requires 41* yank 36-inch material. te rrrs' Record. terial from the bottom of Okeecho­ library will lie added attraction for Pictorial Review I >re»* No. W66. Sizes, 31 to 14 inches bust. Price, bee road ennnl which it nprnllels is Melbourne. They nrc catching fish down nt 35 cents. within two miles of Hill.dioro canal, Wildwood, near Mnyport. The Pnhlo I nil dwlll get Into Hillsboro ennnl by A very important movement in the Reach News hnd a picture taken on I the end of the month, nnd will reach development of .SchaHtiun's bnck Stark's pier of a few fishermen and ! Hello Glade by the end of August, it country has been launched by the fisherwomon, nnd 'l would secin^hnt ia said. ptoperty owners about four or five luck had been with them. The party miles west of Sebastian nnd Wallas- had about all the fish they could cur­ Frank II. Huddleston Post nf the so. The preliminary steps have been ry, and the underline sugested that American l-cgion, nt Mclliournr, is taken in the formation nf ti new it wap something more than un hour's opening a campaign for n home. Be­ drainage district ‘ which w'll, when fun gelling iu the beauties. Illus­ ginning on tile Finntli of July, the completed, bring a t least 50,000 trated fish stories nre very good ad­ post will go out for funds, nnd hopos ncies of rich land under safe culti­ vertising in these bright summer to fihd t(ie people ready and willing vation. , days. to tyjlp, Tentative plans warn til*russid icrehtiy rugnrding the proLARGO. Fla., June HO.—No admis­ fMipfiJ buildings nnd (he operations sion will be «hitrged to the Pinellas against tho public, lo get the needed county fair to he held here this win­ m o n e y , i . ter, tho county commissioners hav­ ing recently made appropriation to Yolij.sia county, by act of tho legis­ cover expenses that ordinarily would Invrctinglion Recently D ropped Will lature, has put up the bars ag'nnst bo met by the gate receipts. The idea * Re Reopened. hunting any game in that county for of those making the fulr a fre one ia a term of two years. to encourage attendance. I H> T k r AhhiH-Inlrtl V*re*a) NEW YORK. July 2.—District Atrnoy Honton, whose office recently ruppod iuvestKstion of rharges against William Anderson, state superiutendent of Antl-Hsloon longue, announced today th at on basis of newly obtained evidence he would ask ARTISTIC^ RIBBON TRIMMING the grand Jury next Monday to in­ » I I I U T C i ll U B 1 U I ||1 ;1 £ U B , Some of the most fascinating decora* dict Anderson for grand larceny, ex­ live schemes of l be season are wockciI tortion and forgery. out with ribbon, as in the ease of this fmek in beige satin rrtpo. The ribbon, NEW YORK. July 2.—The federal with picot edge, is in pheasant brown grand Jury is conducting further in* quiry into the alTaira of E. M. Fuller Cenipany, bankrupt bucket shop op* orators who recently pleaded .guilty tn bucketing orders, today returned four ysoakyb indictments in connection I with tile case. ' Dally Fashion Hiilt NOTICE! T h e .P t ii The City Assessment Roll will bo submitted to tho fy u allzin ^ fjoard’ t6r — approval on Monday,. j/Uy. $th,,'l9S3,| at :30 p. m. id the City Hall. All . ' persons desiring ,to huro ’eorrvctlop* i« made in regard to their property' are required to JUe petition with Iho City Clerk sotting forth their objections ntpl.the corrections thoy tlwirtj made, bn or beford the dny previous to the meeting of the Boards '' j*; l. 0-30;7-2-G-3tc ft. Ph il ip s , City Clerk. ■k. ■ rti '-v. Tho Herald for flrfct class job work. [. t j l fi Y *■ .I.t| v \ v. -> I J , T ° N .I 0 t , Reginald. D-! l-ondno', to the.screen ia , n '* . 2 AUo~ ",° Mhhlr' n^ g B oilk/ M o K tl lA IFlVE DOLLAR BILL Takes an Electric Fan “Rob ’Em ■Thomas H M ie igwh .a ^ i,r 15% Reduction In PHccs of PEN N SY LV A NIA VACUUM CUP TIRES A N D TUBES Also Round two of -ft* Puiken*' *' F .P .R IN E S “The 'Ne’er-D*.^j 105 Palmetto Aye.---------Phone 481-J A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR CORNER nUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. American and Europenn Plan SEABROi eloridJ One block from Occnn nnd H otel Clarendon. Summer — Room, ?1 p e r clay an d u p ; 95 tier week nnd up. week-end ru le s.---------------- E very room lma rmir.in ing JERGEN’S KING COCOA Ilardwaler Special $1.00 Dozen Jnp Rose Soup, fo r th e linir,.com plexion und bait:.' Special, t K c . P hpne 325 S o w ,a a rm' .# »I | i that • •best SEED i BED • CLOTH. • * ’ If you are in­ • • • V 4 I f ", V tL e *. ’■ a. ‘ terested in saving money on your SE E D B E D CLOTH see N EW LINE O F T A L L Y ...... .. PLACE CARDS AND Burgoyne and American Beauty line of ' Greeting Cards at b First S treet e r -------- --------------------------------------The R m ) | Another Shipment of . State Superintendent , Anti-SRloon League Will Be Indicted Ai. * �fv as we are able to Judge on Inxufficicni data furnished, all of these advertisers have made the mistake of spreading out their ap­ ul*r<» V L NVT10WAV, I propriations too thin. They tried to AAMt accomplish too much with the small appropriation available.. They tried m u n tc n i to make a hundred dollara do a thou­ ,.K4Umr sand dollam' worth of work. / L . B E 7 T H E R E 'S _* f » r t l » r y - T r » M « r tf .........G f a t n l M a n a g e r Jpiwc If. Neal, executive secretary OVEfZ, A ..M ILLION) A drn rlU iag H l k t n r of the Associated Iluxlncss Papers, M ade K a m a D O L L A R IN Inc., In 'speaking before the Indus­ A a g llr a tia a trial Advertisers Association a t the 'T M A 'T J S A M ^ L C W II M llir r „ . C l m l i l l t i M an ag er P k * M n t - w a f t e r I a . ta , Atlantic City convention, had some­ thing to say on this subject which Is l a h a e r t g t l a a P ric e l a A d r a a e a O a a Y e a r - . ----- ------------ -worth recording hero. He declared: ■ U M a a t h a ------------------"If a ton-of fertiliser per given area “ ■ ** g g p i * » • « ■ » » of soil Is needed, 1 fall to sec any » a k lg 13- l a IS -n a g e W co fc lr l l e r a a t l r e l r ra v e r * K m alnitlr ( 'n o n lz gain In using only half n ton. The I U a * a lu h a d e v e r r K rld a r . A d v e r- man who tried this method of saving g nUrq atadg'liaatra an aarlleagar t*pr, always ta ad v a r y quite likely wtiild bo disappointed In MM HI M I SB T lt H A XaOClATKD P R K M the yield, nnd the hext time would cut .* T h a A sso c ia te d P r e s s Is d e l u s i v e l y e_________r____ n title d to IL s n _e s f M o r ’fM r e pM u b)llr e tlo n of It down to one-quarter of a ton. In ________ __ to It all news dlepatehe* credited not otherwle’e credited ---- sd In this pep tho end he would loudly proclaim that and also tbs locsl news publish* fertilizer is no good anyway, nnd cut bersln. outaltogcther. Thereafter the A ll r l g h ta o f r a - p u b lle a tlo n o f a p s e ts l it d la p a te lia s h e re in a r e e le o re s e rv e d . farms around him might double their O f flee i IIR H A I.D M I II.D I3 U . P h e a e H I production with fertilizer, hut this Foreten A.lrertlaine hrpreeentetlve L THE AMERICAN PRESSASSOCIATION mrfn would no doubt run true to form nnd dednro ‘my farm is different, I’ve /V T V tU k 'r W L CJJtroftJ a T f a —iX. ' v.r r T : tried the stuff nnd I know.’ "In a new enterprise, n relatively FOR THE GOOD OF SANFORD “ 'Con you nsk n more vivid il­ smnll appropriation may ho neces­ The war (a not over—the French lustration of the power of public Yesterday a t th** meeting of the Ro­ and Belgians arc atlll fighting the sary, but the wise man docs not ex­ opinion or of the cffcctiv'cnoso of the pect this to influence all prospects tary Club nmjlof the special stunts Germans. newspaper in awakening it? ’ asks W. nny more than hir expects his ligic — ------ o —— -----P. Hentcll, assistant managing editor was to nsk each member whnt he Tomorrow In the Glorloun Fourth— salesman to cover all of North Amer- of the New York World, the paper thought could be done for the benefit not glorious any more for Its patriotic Irn. A limited objective Is establish­ which put Mnrlln Tnbort's name and of SnnfSrd—Iri olhoV words w hat-in nentlments—hut Just an n day to take ed with n full-realization of its limi­ a state's shame on its own front page his opinion was the best thing to be tations, nnd enough advertising and x vacation. and made it in a few days news that done for the upbuilding of this city. sales cnrrgy is used to reach it.” — — « — ------- wns moving oil every press wire. Tho The members had no preparation nnd Wo like that fertilizer comparison. IJanford Is Ure'ttrrntrst little rlty in were forced to speak on the spur of question is pilrely rhetorical, a lt Ute world ’.api our people nro It#- It make* clenr* the point of this edi"It is nn excellent illustration. Tty? the moment. The answer* were so *1 fining to g<*t together and put over tatlnl.' If yog take a few ounces of World nnd other newspapers whose good nnd so much to the point thnt the big things for the upbuilding of fertilizer and sprend it out ovpr nn they were reproduced tn yesterday's acre, it will do no good. The same efforts brought to nn rial the barbaric Daily Hcrnld nnd they show thnt this city. quantity, however,, if put on n square treatment of prisoner* and the pun­ these great ideas of building Snnford ------------o----------ishment of those responsible for the An for the editor he will probably yard of doil would he fully ample. were evidently paramount in the barbarism merit the highest commen­ hang around the office like a lost soul Kvcn n pinch of fertilizer would be minds of the Rolnrinns nr they would dation of all newspaper men. and endeavor to get up sufficient enough for a geranium plant. not have mentioned them in their im­ “One cannot help reflect, however, promptu remarks. It was a mighty It in .exactly the same with ad­ copy to atari the paper off Thursday vertising. If a mnnufneturorc bns that it was necessary for a New York fine idea to bring out these plans and morning aa usual. only a thousand dollars to put into newspaper, n thousand miles f^om projects a t the meeting nnd it is cer­ — ----- u-------- — There will he no Daily Herald to­ advertising, ho should concentrate the Floridu prison crews, to make the tain thnt the Rotarinns who made morrow. Thla in one of the two days thnt amount in n market or in me­ whine of “Black Aunty” audible in these valuable suggestions will not In which the Herald force taken a va­ diums where it will be enough to the Florida legislature. Tho story forget them hut will keep hammering cation during the twelve months— make a recognizable impression. It was sensational, hut it was clean, and nwny a t them until they are put over is ample for some specific purpose. its publication wns a distinct service nnd Snnford will benefit by them, and really they arc entitled to It. ----------- o I It will not do good work if it is scat­ not only to the people of Florida, hut They were so excellent and so much tered here, there and everywhere. to the entire nation. Why this abuse to the point thnt we again give them NKW CIRCULATION IIAHIH Even If a manufacturer has only ten was not exposed, by some editor space below nnd hope that every citi­ Thn Dally and Weekly V Herald nub- dollars to put into advertising, it is whose knowledge of tho prison peon­ zen of Snnford will read them: .ncrlptlon lists hnvc have been sold to It. H> conceivable thnt it can bo placed age must have been first-hand is one More homes. of Miami, who has where It will lie resultful. There Is of the questions that American ed­ Hrrg, formerly ol Join Chamber of Commerce. the circulation lis of some dozen no such thing as nn appropriation itors in all parts of the country need Bulkhead around the lake. . M .... ■ . , lists . ■dally pnper* qrid expects to own that that Is too small. It Is not too small to ponder. . Boost all the tim e-n o knocking. many more ln(n few month*. He tinf* If It Is concentrated tin a job to Soft water. “The New York World went fur his oWh system of'taking rare nf^tft itvlilch It bears n rightful proportion. afield to perform distinguished serv­ Advertise |q Snnford llernld. suhserfirtfoh lints afid; buys them o5t'- —Printers' Ink. Improvingtlri'HuurccH nature tin* ice. It is aide to do so, by its nation,J right from tho papers and takes care ill fi'luiDHimuuuUJU’ nhWi&.lii.malKi W. ...... .. ......... * of them in his own way. The niatn Tourist Hofei. the linnticial outlay that such journal­ SANFORD’S NEW HlJIl.DINGS part of that way is that ho demands When a man is given a job—do it. ism requires. Nevertheless, the pri­ cash for alt subscriptions that arc More cn-operalion among the citi­ mary field of the World and of all Sanford is now building many office paid in nilvance on the weekly and zens. other newspapers is the city of pub­ daily papers thnt are mailed. Thin, end business buildings and Sanford is Moie homes nnd ro-operation. lication and its immediate vicinity, of course, In according to the lawn building good structures—ns good ns Co-operation for more tourists. and there are few cities where oppor­ governing tho mailing of newspapers money can buy—mid the Herald takes W aterfront development and civic tunities for public service in the cor­ and in really a government ruling and a great pride In the many fine now rection of long-standing abuses can center. must he adhered to because the gov­ buildings that have been erected nnd Paint up houses nnd fix tin- lawns. not be found by a vigilant editor. ernment says no. Tho city linln by are being erected In the business por­ Every citizen nnd civic organiza­ "The energy nnd alertness of news carrier will he ns usual at the regular tion of the city. Among the first to tion work together for ownership of weekly rate or can he paid In advatire be completed is the Meiscli building thnt characterized the pursuit of the puldie .utilities. at a saving to the subscriber. The nnd it is’ given n special place in this Florida story, applied to local nows, bulkhead and co-opcration of citi­ carrier boys buy their papers and all Issue. Tiie other new buildings will [‘o ught to demonstrate anew tile power zens. the subscribers should bear thin in follow and these editions should lie of tiie press to form public opinion Co-operation and good fellowship of blind and pay the boys promptly an sent out to your friends in other parts along lines thnt will be of immediate citizens. the boys are the ones thnt lose if thi i of tiie country ns demonstrating whnl anil permanent benefit," subscription is not paid. All of thi* Sanford Is doing in the building line. Had the Editor nnd Publisher been In getting the papers on u strictly Thero is no city of simllnr size in the u little more thorough in Ha investi­ FLORIDA WAS ON THE MAP AT NATIONAL MEETING REAL business Imsin as heretofore the sub­ country making nny greater progress gations, it would have discovered scription lints were operated any old than Sanford and nil these new build­ that Governor Hardee- and Commis­ ESTATE MEN way ami no attention wan paid to the ings built with .Sanford money by San­ sioner McRae were co-operating with lists, few efforts made to get new ford men are a credit to the city and tiie Dakota authorities in digging up Cleveland papers have been car l y ­ Mi bar r Iburs and the lists were not kept to our citizenship. We present the the fuels in the case with the purpose ing big stories about Florida in con­ paid up as they should have been. In Meisch building to you today and tiie la view of punishing (lie guilty par­ nection with thu recent annual con­ tha future the Daily Herald under the I'll] cst nn-11rum icy building will fob ties lie fore tin* World story appeared. vention of thn National Associiitiop of flew' plan for rlrrulallon expects to low, the First National Bank and oth­ Anil ll would have known th at Gov­ Real Estate Boards In-Id in tiie Ik-uiiIIer buildings to come on ns they nrv add at least one thousand more paid ernor Hardee lum for two years ml-- ltd city on the south shore of Lake up subscribers nnd the papers will be finished. vacated the repeal of tIris low. All Erie. Those engaged in the real es­ delivered promptly and must Ihi paid of which was long before the story tate business^in Florida who went to 1*1 R* fci Oil Ra Rq R j R* R * fur promptly. It is simply getting published in tin- New Yink World. Cleveland to represent thi* tsate, have the subscription list on the only basin evidently done their work well. One Ily pursuing its investigations S T ill that it should Ik? operated upon— further this publication would have of tin- very best hits of advertising strictly cash ami prompt deliveries discovered thnt Florida papers c a r-1put over was the issuing of "The and the best of service. ried news stories concerning this Daily Realtor," every day throughout The management of the llernld has case la-fore the New York World j the |K-riod of the convention. Credit never been exacting on the subscrib­ gave its great sensational spread of lor this nriiicvcmnt belongs to tin- Orer* and many accounts have been al­ F-i Rx Fa (m Ra Rj tiie story. And for two ychrs news . I lando Realty Board, the rounty cornlowed to run for years bpt all this R-t Ha Mi papers in Florida have been support-j mh'rioners or Orange County, the city will Ik? changed now an the Herald ing Governor Hurdea in hi* proposal commissioners of Orlando, the Ornpge UNFAIR CRITICISM. management has turned nil of this And even cvyn County Chamber of Commerce nnd to, repeal this brutal Jaw.,. Amt business over to tho management of tho Orlando Chamber of Commerce. la-fore the New York World article Editaf mu) Publisher, a New York Mr. lierg, who will in the future, opFrom a typographical standpoint The era to it as - his own. We hope thnt publication devoted to the U**t inter- appeared, the Reporter-Star editor­ Daily Realtor is in a class by itself, all who aro In arrears will pay up esl* of Journalism is not accustomed ially took up the cudgel in the Tnbert the paper stock used being hook pn­ promptly jtnd get hlrulght on the to pnjust criticism anti hastily form­ ease. In the letter files of this office per which enabled the pressmen to is a letter from the North Dakota hooka for tho new fiscal year. The ed conclusion". Now and then, how­ Herald has been adding to the plant ever, in its zeal it fires a rocket in authorities thanking this paper for secure excellent results from the pho­ during the last six months to givu tho the sky that is filed wllli a red pow­ the part it took in bringing about the tographic unit picture plates. A great bit was made with tho more than six jwnplo the la st pajK’r that can bo ob der fuse not heroming a staid nnd investigation. thousand realtor* who attended the talncd and we need the money am dignified publication such as Editor Editor and Publisher does Florida convention. Backed up by the excel­ need It now. and Publisher. In it* issue of May publications nn injustice In giving alt lent publicity work of the State Iteul' ------ ---- -o-------- -— 2(1 nppcnrN the following: credit to | the New York World in it* tora organization and by such unusual NO API'KOPRI ATION IS TOO “Klxty days ago the name of Mar­ playing up a story in n sensatiV nl exhibits as t|u> relief map of Pork SMALL. tin Tabeit wan unknown savo to his manner, und reflecting on the Floridu county prepared a t great expense by The publication of the article, "The parents and friends in a North Da­ press thnt had honestly and consist­ the realtors of Polk county, the Fiori­ Plumbic beginners of Our Great Ad­ kota village, .Sixty ditya ago the ently laid the new* before the public na delegation made a great impres­ vertisers" in Printers' Ink has laxh was raising welts on the hack with no red lights attached, and the sion. Each issue of The Daily Real­ brought u* several letters from man of men in Florida prisoner-gangs, officers whose duty it was to handle tor had something good to say, about ufacturora who have been advertising working in mud nnd filth to expiate such n case were energetically and nil sections of Florida and while the In a small way, but who are nut sat­ k trivial offense against the common- quietly at the task long before the emphasis was naturally and properly isfied with tho results obtained. V ealth. Today, the name of Martin New York -World published its sensa­ placed oa Orange county and Orlando, These men want to know why they T a |* rt Is known in every household tional article. Consistency would de­ till the hill country of central and have not achieved greater success. ‘where a newspaper it read. And to­ mand that Editor and Publisher claim “If several of tha country's out­ day, or rather, 17 days after the less credit for its New York story .publicity. Thero is no way of com­ standing advertisers started with an name of Martin Tabcrt first appeared which did not wield the least Influence puting the benefits to be derived from thousand dollars and made it pay in the news, the leased prisoner-gang in Florida where it Was little rtad. such a tremendous enterprise but thi* original appropriation of leas than a and the lash are no more a part of But Jilt- solid support of the Florida much may bo said as a certainty, that handsomely, why cannot w t do llke- Florida's scheme of things than press was what brought about the Florida It bound to be the gainer in a wUs ?"■ they l i l t — ~ Ponco De Leon'a fabled fountain. * * needed 'reform.—Reporter-Star. wonderful degrot. Those responsible Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co. -4 1 *''v * <A • L ' t FROM OTHER S SANCTUMS S ms wns 35 foot in length, ■ girth, with n tail span of or® cv*ry] resident o f jHoiJdKf^Ltfkclnnd ary to pay a mani to do nothing but N nturaliits Walnr th a t thi, «? J * play—but basebnll ia hard work— specie formed by-th* c„mhin^ ■»» Star-Telegram. whale and the f a f t t O n #( some time. FOR T H E SOUL’S JOURNEYING COUGHING DISTURBS SLEEP ^ - -— “My wife coughed all tho time and Ancient Egyptian* Certainly Left could not sleep," writes Geo. A. Ow­ Nothing Undone In Their Prepen, Bridgeton, New Jersey. "She tried I in tlo n e for Orest Event 'C Foley’s Honey and T a r ,and hnjd the ; ~ e The less costly methods of mum­ beat night's sleep she had had for a mifying in ancient Egypt did not long time. I used Foley's Honey and necessitate cutting tho body, but in­ Tnr and It helped me too." Coughs cluded, the pickling, in natron solu­ resulting from Whooping Cough, tion. There twerp ,n?pny gradations Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, and * ■ of tnum-' Croup quickly relieved with Foley's tint Hpney and Tar. Contain* no opiates. ____ ___ ^ rela­ Ingredients printed on tho t carton. irgest sdiling cough medicine In tho tives to pay. world. Insist upon Foley's Honey and Tiie care’and Identification of the Tnr. Sold everywhere.—Adv.. mummy was a matter of the great­ est concern and anxiety. A detailed set of directions and rituals for the soul, called “Tho Book of the Dead,” was placed with the mummy, and many inscriptions were written on tho coflin and tomb. It was thought that the deceased would bo asked perplexing questions in tho ordeals of his initiation to tho other world, besides having his heart weighed by OsiriB. lie might even forget his .own namo anti wander forlorn through all tho hereafter. Tiny statues of tho deceased, sometimes to tho number of several hundreds, were inscribed with his namo and responses for tho questions he would bo asked, and wero burirtl with tho body. QUEER STRAIN OF HEREDITY Striking Example of Principle Which Patient Investigator fiad Long Before Demonstrated. > A monster fish weighing more than •10,000'pounds was recently harpoon­ ed off the coast of Long Key, Florida, nfter n terrific light, lasting over 12 hours, and ending only when half n hundred bullets from i high power rifle wero fired into It. Tho monster NOW IS THE TIME to pIMt . trees* I have 37 U nRfriJ SntBumna, 71 Jaffa, 19 Lu<? (Ji» ? K 17 grapefruit, ICS Valencia, ^ 2 lemon on sour stock, 6 and io J ? 1 discount. Get yours now,^n T ^ lcr. Paola, Fla. . ’ l * 3G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Wetzk n. port, 215 South Orange, O rI*m ^^ 4*2LUt R ECO VERS FROM LAMB HACl “My daughter Buffered back and copl.d scarcely moVc g reat pain. She tried Foley kZ . Pilla and tho trouble with hor'b&j! all gone,", writes Mrs. J. c. pfrkia. Boston, Mans. For Backache,' R w mntic Pains, Kidney and M1(u„ Trouble use Foley Kidney psifc. Win relievo thnt tired feeling. Tale m substitute—Insist upon Foley*,. ^ everywhere.—Adv. jO u r S e r v i c e ! S ( E x tends to Orlnmlo nnd D aytonn na well na th e hundreds of bottles wo p u t o u t in S anford every day • ■ .t *| L j t m „ T- <i. ELDER SPRINGS WATER - {• t « ‘ , ‘ 1 .U r on account of its p u rity ia fa s t becom ing th e drinking water fo r C entral Florida. I t ia also recom m ended for use in bat­ teries. If you a rc not d rin k in g E ld er Springs W ater now— give it a trial. , Ono of. tho most striking instances of tho Memiclinn principle of heredity is th a t which is exhibited by tho breeding properties of tho Andalusian fowl. Tho bluo Anda­ lusian fowl owes its popularity with 1 tin? public, nud its interest to tho ■ student of heredity, to its color. This is n slaty blue-gray. If two birds of this strain arc mated, it is found thnt they do not breed true. ■ U l l I R M R I I I I I l I H l I U i a i a i l l H I I I i m i E I U I U I I I I U H Besides tho bluo birds which hutch out, thero will also ho a certain ■ ■■■!!■■■■■■■■■ BHH ■■■■■!! ■3EXBHHBB ■■■■■■■■■ ■■■HRRRORR R num ber of blacks, and of whites, with(occasional blade points. If tho blues Huts produce*] nro mated tho odd-colored ones will ngniti appear among their offspring, anil no amount of breeding from tho blues them j -.T ofh Sill thu black ’tf;ono i will'Vtridiijnuifi • ««i and white mood which will crop oUf at every generation, although blue birds only nro m ated every time. Tho principles involved nre railed tho Mendclian principles, nfter their discoverer, Gregor Jo ­ This w ill announce a n ew ’ business con­ hann Mendel, nbl>ot of n monastery nt B runn, A ustria, after eight years cern fo r Sail fo r cl, but the owners are not new of patient experim enting in his to the Sanford people. W e have consolidated fillister garden with plants, chiclly edible pen?. in the Cleaning- and T a ilo rin g business and PHONE 311—WE’LL DELIVER | Elder Springs Water Company j SPECIAL P O S S IB L E E X P L A N A T IO N Mrs. AVilliuw’s maid wns ill and she was obliged to call in a new helper, l->n, who wns assisting her in ilusling tho library. Eva was a Imvnni young woman and very talk­ ative. "My, [sinks, hooks, every­ where !" she remarked as she hiboriously went on dusting tiie several hundred volumes contained in the cases. "Somehow,” eho continued, glanc­ ing up nt the mistress, “ I never eared much for books— but then,” slip remarked, after a thoughtful pause, “ I enu’t read, nnd that may have something to do w ith it."__ Judge. shall use every means o f service and quality to satisfy your needs in the care o f your clothes. -We w ill have one o f the best equip­ ped plants in the state and g iv e strictly high class work that will w arran t your patronage. TR IA L W ILL CO NV /N CE Y O b Whiddon & Hodge: PHONE 465 “ • Tl 117 DARK A V E N U E ---------------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA AU TO S IG N A L L IG H , An im portant automobile acres*ory, described in Popular Me­ chanic* Magazine, ia designed to re­ duce tho hazard* of speeding bv Hashing a signal light on tho dial board as soon os thu car exceeds nny predetermined speed lim it. The in­ strum ent may also be adjusted to Hash a t a upecd slightly under the desired lim it, and then to cut out tho ignition automatically when th* lim it is reached. N O T I C E To Farmers and Growers I tnke pleasure in announcing m yr having ____ _ ft(H‘iR'Cdthj a g e n cy fu r thi handling of.thu NON-ACID FERTILIZER & h e l ic o p t e r t r iu m p h CHEMICAL COMPANY’S F ertilizers for th is fteetjop.' A helicopter built, by a Spanish engineer eutveKstuUy rose to height of eighty-ono feat, and-maucuvrre;] in the vicinity of. the airdrome. The machine,- which is powered with hn fiO-horsepower engine, is designed very much along the lines of the ordinary airplane except for the smaller wings which arc replaced by a largo four-bladed propeller mounted on a vertical shaft * ‘ Fertilizer* on hand so th a t we can give prom pt antl.-csD** factory a m ice. i . / .. ?; ‘. i., t, .i . \ •’) Wc will bo glad to fu rn ish fu r th e r inform ation regard* ing our good fertilize™ to those in terested . B. J. Starling Queen Mary wns ono of the find women in England to introduet* vacuum cleaners and electric cook- i big, cleaning and wuMWg devltes in i I* v* * • . Wc will have our w arehouse nnd a complete QUEEN IS PROGRESSIVE* her home*. , 8 A N F O R D , F L O R ID A • « *•' U ?.»d‘l i — *1 ,.JIi Jj �/T uesd ay ■TToTTV *w$ hi i -*»• , NOTICE To Whom It May Concern: Please take, notice th a t we, L. A. Mbaud and Elsie A. Renaud, husband Odd wfife, of Sanford,' Florida, will on tM 12th day of July, A. D. 1923, at SdofoiU, Florida, a t 10:00 o'clock 1 . mi, or ks w»on (hereafter as We can be beard,tw in make application to and before th e HondraTle Circuit Court 'In 4Md foi SSm tnolo^ounty, Florida, for HibYa to adopt and on order of adoption adbording to the laws of Florida, pgnl Dycfk, a minor child. Oated, June 12th, 1923. t' \ ' L, a . R EN A U D ,\ A ELSIE A. RENAUD, \'\ Petitioners. SCHELLE MAINES, i A ttorney for Petitioners. J a n e 1$-1$-B9; J u l y 8-10. f t u * m l A a a tlM lt o a f a r *T«* 1 !«•«■! .V smBct I f t U N B7S m l U r U r a r r a l T a ta ts tv a •> t k r B la ir a f F la r M s . ‘N o lle* ta h e re b y g iv e n t h a t F. 1. W bodru ff, p u r c h a s e r of. T a r C e rtlflc a ti No. 400 d a te d t h a t t h Bay o f J u n e A ____ ___ IJted s a id c e r tif ic a te In m y o ffic e , a n d h a s m a d e a p p lic a tio n fo r T a * D eed to Is su e In a c c o rd a n c e W ith ta w . B ald e o r t u ic a t e tm b r a r o s |I A f o llo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r ty e ltu s i r d In H em lnol* C o u n ty , F lo r id a , lo w it: B eg. M . n c h s. N Bnd 3&.6I chs. W,' o f B E C or.. Bee. X. T w p . 10 8. II. M K, Tllti 8. t . l l c h s. W . 10*4 cli*. N. l l c-hs. K. I I cha. B. OX d e g , K. O.XI chs. M. 1X.TI cha. R. I H c h s. N. 7 d e g . t r K. 10.01 c h s. R. 73 Ik*, a 10 ch s. W . I H ch o , a I t eho. Hwly. to b eg . S t a c r e s . T h e a a ld la n d b e in g asse e n e d a t th * d a te o r t h e Is s u a n c e o f s n r h c e r t ) B o t e In th e n i m i o f H a n fo rd tVn> to r T V o rk s Co. U n le s s s a id c e r tlf lr a ie s h a ll b e re d e e m e d a c c o r d in g to law T a x D eed w ill Isau* th e r e o n o n th e l l t t t d a y o f J u l y A. n. 19X1. W ITN K 8H m y o ff ic ia l a lg n a t u r e an d se a l Ib is th e 1 1 th ‘ d a y o f J u n e A. I). R. A. DOIIOLABH, DOIinLABH. C i* rk C irc u it C o u rt. B em ln n la C o u n ty . F lo rid a . B y : A. M .-W 'R K K S , I>. C. l- ll-tl-T -l-ie - n -II- lto . (B E A L ) l a r i r v e l i C a a r f . T lh J a d l r l s l t ’lr r u l l . l a s k d f a r a c m l a a lr r * a a l y . F la r M a . U H D K It O F F U n i.lC A T lO X . T h o m a s B m m e t W ilso n , C n m p lu ln a n t, vs. H e rm a n D. K e lle r a n d M ary J. K e lle r, hia w ife, a n d F a r m e r * A M e rc h a n ts B a n k o f M ilan . M ic h ig a n , a, D e fe n d a n t* BTA TR O F F L O IIID A . COU NTT O F 8K U IN O I.K . T o H e r m a n D. K e l l e r n n d M ary J. K e lle r , h ia w ife, a n d F a r m e r s A l l i r c h a n t s B a n k a f M ilan , M i c h ig a n : I t a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e a f f i d a v i t of T htm iaa K htinet W l l a o n - 't h e c o m p l a i n ­ a n t tn t h e a b o v e s u i t h e r e i n d u ly tiled th a t Ih q ab o v e nam ed d efendant* are n e t V eklhents Of t h e H tu te o f F lo r id a , a n d t h a t t h e i r p lace o f r e s id e n c e Is Milan. S t a t e of M ic h ig a n , a n d thtti t h e r e la n o p e r a o n In t h e H ta te of F lo r id a , t h e a e r v l c e o f a a u h p o e n n u p ­ on w h a m w o u l d h in d s a id d e f e n d a n t * or c i t h e r o f t h e m a n d t h a t It Is tils b e li e f , t h a t a a jd d e f e n d a n t s u re o v e r th a a g * i f t w e n t y - o n e y. Sr* Vntl a r e , T h e r e f o r e O rd e r e d t n a p p e a r to t h i s hltl a f c o m p l a i n t on M o n d ay , A o a u a t *th. A. D. I$X1. t h e anm e b e ­ ing a I t u le D a y o f t h i s C o u rt. Tt I n F u r t h e r O rd e re d . th at th is n a tiv e b e p u b l i s h e d f o r f n u r c o n s e c u ­ tiv e w e e k * In t h e H an fo rd l l e r a l d , a n ew sp ap er . p u b lish ed In Hanford. B ftn t n o lt C o u n ty . FlnrCila. :. W I T N E 8 8 R. A. D o b a la s s , C le r k nf ■aid C i r c u i t C o u rt a n d ' l h » ' S e a l of aald wasiLSk’’"' C le r k C ir c u i t C o u rt. H em ln ule C o u n ty , F lo r id a . T - t- ia - d r-M - s i- itc tY AWAY THE YEARS >BondII* Baeutifier cawnlc day to your foe*, and rest while It driee, then vsmdw and *ee and fed the wonderful CUJeftnce in the c^or and texture ol the Guaranteed to do these definite things for the (ace or money refunded. Clear the complexion and give II color. Lift out the line* Remove blackhead* and pimple*. O dm enlarged pores. Rebuild facial titauka and muscle*. Make the skin soft and imooth. J iYou can obtain regular site* from your favorite toilet counter. If not, tend this odvrithlOcentatoBoncllla Laboratories, ,p*diarv»poll». Indiana, for a trial tube. f An ' ’ugly cot ? MENTH01ATUM U» ohtkeptic and 1gently Kelp* the J ZEAL AHEAD OF lUDOMEHT Reformer's Act Dtrtsted By Oortscience, but Injudkleua, te 8sy the Leest of -ft . - The moat important, ami the most injudicious act in the life of John Knox, Scotland's famous heretic, waa performed at Geneva—an act Which he undoubtedly felt to be called for at the time, but which •Adly handicapped him afterward. Aroused to fierce indignation by the cruelties of “Bloody Mary,” who had exiled him to the con­ tinent, he wrote a treatise against woman’s rights, which he called “The First Blast of the Tram, pet Against the Monstrous Begiment of Women,” in whigh he inveighed strongly against the right tif woman to hold the reins of au­ thority. He gsinud sufficient wis­ dom never to give a second blast. Tho book madb him obnoxious to two queens, during whose rcigus he had a part to play—to Mary, Queeu of Scots, who waa soon to tako her hereditary throne, and to Elixabeth of England, who waa to exert as great a power in Scotland aa any of ita own sovereigns. Knox said in hia preface to “The First Blast” : “My purpose is thrise to blovre the triumpet in tho same meter, if God so permitte: twica I intends to do it without name, but at the last blast, to take the blame upon my eelfe, that all others may be puiE*].” By LIEUT. M. M. WITHERSPOON, United Btatae Navy. , ■• vi). a . A man in Indiana stopped me several days ago and he said to me, ”1 we you are a navy officer. What in the World doee the hevy gift the fartaWTi crat here in Indiana and itthtdaP* -i wtid <0 tiimthta; f <rWc brouglit the navy into existence for the farmer*. We were send­ ing corn and grain to all parts of the World. Thb pirates in the northern part of Africa stole our wheat and our com. They,took our seamen pris­ oners, but we did not have ai)y navy-sad we. did not Want a navy. So We pat up a rahtorn of 13,000,000 a year, but still they took our wheat and our coin, until, driven to deaperatioo, in V td\, we built our first two battleship*,-th* Conotltubon and the ConetMl$t$enr to protect <mr' wheat and our com." * . lie said. T h a t was alt right in 1794, but there are no pirates in the world today.” I said to him this: ; :\i n f; “Don’t you believe there arc no pirstfe in the world today. I wish you conld see bow theee notional piratoa have sliced tip China among themselves; how,they have sliced up Africa among themselves, and how they would like to slice op the United Btotee of'’America among thamselvsa, and you would agree wkhme that there are today as gnat national pirates in the world aa there ever were in 1794.” ,Wc have our Monroe doctrine; We have our Panama canal; tro have our islands in the Pacific and the Atlantic. All of these need to be pro* tccted, and we need a navy to protect them—a 100 per cent nafy. - r t , Negroes Wlio Left South FLIVVER WORTH $250 IS INSURED Are Retuhtittgr Sadder FOR ONLY $10,000 But Wiser From NoTth Old Auto Showir tn Many Scrnrs of Did Net Find Things As They Were Painted by, Recruiting Agents. Walter Heirs' Comedy . The largest. Insurance over taken HE'S BETTER OFF. out on a Ford nutomobfle, it la said, was a policy fo r $10,000 taken out an one of the machine* at the Paramount W eit Coast studio for u*e In scenes of “Sixty Cont* an Hour", a Para­ mount picture starring W alter Hvlr* with Jacqueline Logan featured in Ms support, which will be shown at the Princess Theatre next Saturday. Appearing onriy in tho picture, the flivver ia carried through to the laxt scene*, nnd pictured In nevcrnl clone ■hots. Because it would be hard to dupli­ cate the flivver, in case it was stolen "Look pt that pot* motorist being or destroyed and because it had been towed in by a horse," • registered in no many acmes and "Lucky guy, I calls him. lie ain't would have to be duplicated in such had to buy no grfa since ha broke a case, Director Joseph Henabcry re­ down." alised that it was of utmost import­ ance that it bo insured “to the limit.'' MILK IN SHIPMENT The estimated value of the Ford, I t is now- possible to ship milk which Is old and ha* seen hard use, oevaral hundred miles,without hav­ h about $250, just $9,750 lea* than the ing it spoil The old-fsshioned insurance it carried. The cast chosen for "Sixty Cent* (nijjcyip $ s f jfvtn-w>y Jo huge glass-lined tanks Btmfltr to tho ft- an Hour" i* exceptionally strong. Jac­ miliar vacuum bottle. Tbeso tanks queline Logan, who so charmingly are mounted on trucks end are in­ portrayed tho leading feminine role In Heir*' first picture, "Mr. Hillings sulated from tho heat by tho use of Spends Hi* Dime," I* featured as cork packing. Lens than two gal­ 'coding woman. Ricardo Cortex, re­ lons at milk stick to the sides of cently discovered whilo dnneing at thone fi,900-gal Ion tanks. Milk has Cucuanut Grove, will ploy the.heavy been handled in these tanks over role, his first big part under his new distnnecu of more than 100 miles contract with Paramount. with a rise of less than two degrees Others in the cast Ure Charles in temperature on hot summer Ogle, Lucille Ward, Roliert Dudley, nights when tho outside atinos- [Guy Oliver, Clarence Hurtoii and Culpheric tem perature itood a t 88 de- len Tute. grees. J O K E O N T H E C O M PA N Y Senator Green of Vermont is credited by the New York llenrid with tha following anecdote. “Ono of the funniest stories f know ia that of a friend of mine—m lawyorr—who waa retained by the Pullman company to look after • certain case. “The work neccaritaled hia trav­ eling around the country to some ex­ tent, and It enabled him to play a considerable j<Afe And this is the joke he played: He tipped the Pallman porter 61 every time he got on a train and then put it on the ex­ pense account of the Pullman company” BUMMER EXCURSION 1 FARES FROM Bishop Cannon Decries j^ailtire ti> Delriatid En­ forcement of the Law Many of the negroes who left tho southern states earlier In tho reason lured away by the fine stories of con­ ditions and big pay in the north are returning to the south sadder but wiser. They w|ll not find conditions tn the north aa roseate n* the re­ cruiting agents painted them and they will find that they are supposed to do plenty of hard work in tre north, it lakes more to llva ami the winters are cold ami they will have no "whitn folks” to. look a fter them if they get down and out. That the south is the best place after all for the negroes i* demonstrated by those who are com­ ing back after trying the jobs out and finding th a t conditions ,jp tho north are not a t all like the agents told them. The following is from North Carolina where many of the negroes from Rocky Mount had good jobs with the railroad company and changed them for Jobs in the north that werq J°bs “ I »H • compared with what they had left In tho south: ".Some of the laborer* thot left Rocky Mount for Pittsburgh','’* h e ft fabulous wages, good living condi­ tions nnd 'equality* wpre promised, have returned to the city to live, with report* of gross misrepresentation of pondllions, particulnity living condi­ tions nnd 'equality.’ They report be­ ing herded and housed like goats. This will have a good effect on labor here." •OM BIR f OB AIR M RVIOI * When th? new Karlin* bomber ia assembled at Dajrton, Ohio, it will be the largest airplane ever built •A tiim any other Eastern and ?t weighs 20 tons, hi* a 2,000-gilWestern points. Stop over* per­ lon gas Unk and will require six mitted. Libert; motors to drive It *A craw •Fdr ' Schedules, reserv ations, of ten men will be required t« «uv»•tfc.,'consult te it and two pilots will operate £ ■ duel controls. Tho Irish potato is almost universal in use. Florida is a factor in sup­ plying curly market demands. A more than 30 per cent decrease In •c re e se under 1922 and a lato frost reduced the crop from 5,051 cars shipped in 1922 to .'1,200 car* shipped in 1923. If all the local lots shipped by boat and express had been shipped in solid carloads, tho 1922 crop would have totaled 5,084 cars and this sea­ son approximately 3,500 ears. There wus in 1922, 20,000 acres, this year 19,470 acres. The light yield per.acre caused by frost brought about n decrease in production of 02 per cent. llut the encouraging feature about the 1923 potato crop is that It was marketed in 120 different cities, in 25 states nnd in Canndn, from Kl l’aso TALLAHASSEE, July 3.—Gover­ nor Hardee ha* named three men to nerve on the oyster rehabilitating committee from Franklin county Th*y arc II, L. Oliver, John G. Huge, and Byron D. Morris. Under the term* q{ a legislative act providing for she hcommittco* In oyster pro­ ducing counties, they servu in an ftdvltory capacity to the fish commis­ sioner. Fifty thousand dollara was appropriated by the act to be Used Jw replanting oyiter bcdi. It a!»o levies a privilege tax of three cents a barrel on oysters. Tho Franklin county, committee waa the first npt>o[ntcd under its tern*. I » ■' "l*. ranged from $15 to $19 In New.Yotk with a few bales a t $20 a barfel foe No, la and the m arket reached $ H in Philadelphia for No. la. I N o .J h sold as low as $9. The average for the entire crop was $0 per barrel and the total value of tha crop Was $i,043,000.—State Marketing Bureau. A CHECKING ACCOUNT? ' ' t ; ^ If so; talk with our Cashier at once! . "* a i In confidence, tell him your plans, what you can do and what you wafntdohti - ♦ r »* You’ll get a cordial welcome, and should you start an account—no hank will -give yoh * better treatment*'v * ’< CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $125,000.00 * IT S of Florida pAt*fe*a will jfe In.ttm A of consumers everywhere. a -The market opened the —cond week In Marel) at $18 per barrel lb New York, the price' advanced, until from April 10th to 19th the prise : t o |. * tubcious First National Bank c o J if tltjW tT V ' n W t h E < ! ‘ a F. P. FORSTBR, President 'T-----T ' —T" 'A h !L F. WWITItHR, CaaMor Mil All of our cnkfn arc sweet and luscious. From the coffee ring or crullers for breakfast-time, cup rakes for the luncheon hour to the' layer cakes for dinner-time, you will find they are made or the liest materials—fresh eggs, the beat butter, sweet milk nnd n flour that'* fit. ROUTH BAKERY SANFQRDMAID' BREAD We Take Hiis Opportunity Thnt wo nro proud of tho fact that we wore awarded the en (ire contract for the plnsler and stucTo work on the New Melwh Building Bids Gladly submitted on all Plaster and Stucco Work upon Vfeq'tiest I n r T h e A * a n rl* lr4 l 'r r » * ) in* The t■■Related I’rraa) LAKE JUNALUflKA, N. C., July 2.—Failure of church people to de­ mand law enforcement and tha state­ ment that this country by ita aloof­ ness In the peace councils of the world has failed to maintain the in­ ternational law of Chrtalan love, marked Hishop James Cannon's ser­ mon here yesterday at tha opening of the Houthcrn Assembly of the Methodist Episcopal church, Routh. If It were not for America's contribution to Russia and th« Near LEEfTCURG, July 3— This city’s East relief this country would now industry has been augmented by the have a frt-ind In Europe, Bishop Can­ building material firm of tho Lees­ non said. He was heard o n / ‘the burg Engineering and Construction Christian In the world,” and declar­ Company. It is operated by O, Olson, ed that the world today is the beet possible world that God could bave made for fala purpose which he said are to afford an opporjtuoity for daqualifiesvelopment of Cl tlofw. God leavea Ilia world," he laid, “to get the money Tom Meighan a football coach! Ho they cu t out of It and ta give the ia aeeh in each a role in hie latest world the best they have." More than 1,000 persons attended Paramount starring vehicle, "The the opening of the assembly at which Ne'er*Do-Well," which come to the was launched the social service con­ Princess theater for two days, openference by which the member* of ng' on Tuesday. At .the opening picthe church propose to dlocus* live issues nnd to set forth plana to en­ able tha church to take. * hand In ■ome prectlael phase of life. Subjects which It Was announced will be taken up include negro migra­ tion, race relations, In d u strial prob­ lems and questions affecting divorce That night, the usual celebration In and family life. The conference will honor of victory is held In one of the safe* in town, and It U here th at Mr. rieighan, In the rale of Kirk Anthony, meets a certain strange man, and Tho Dixio Highway along tho East thereby hang* a tale. Ah a result of Coast la undergoing repairs a t many thla meeting, Kirk ' Adds himself DflnU, r mTT Fwi v Q PVJI|k■||t ^ i need it badly, it la stranded ia Panama without a rent. St Is -then that othef-jihinf* begin-to - WHITE POTATO SEASON CLOSED IN FLORIDA the distribution of these potatoes. Fifty per cent of the crop was ship­ ped to New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago. As tke*c cities have only 10 per cent of our population they must have received too many of the early potatoes. But with more thorough organisation and co-opcration on tho part of the grower and more systematic and oflfcient m ar­ keting methods, the selling will be­ come more orderly and the distribu- IIAItI)KK NAMED THREE <>N OYSTKIl HKHAim.lTATING Meighan a Football If Coach id Latest Film T ic k e ts ON SALl!*DAILY TO Norfolk $ 46.90 Baltimore ........... ............... 57*64 A t l a n t ic c o a s t “That Was All Right in 1794, but There Are No National Pirates Now’ happen and In rapid j u tt w l o n . i; In this at m u te coutyuty, Fork de­ ckles to .lise iils Utlp, the ne’er-d.Oi well, which hia father ha* Driven hint because of his Indolence and Inatten­ tion to business. And lose it he does. The love interest In the story is sup­ plied by Lila Lee, who is U r. Meighan'a leading Woman, Included In the supporting cast with Miss 1-co at its head are Gertrude Astor, John Miltorn, I-aurance Wheat and sev­ eral other screen players of note. A h e l l e r g r a d e tlm n t h e k in d o r d i n a r i l y ■old la till* llnlalilng tim e t h a t we a r e o f ­ f e r i n g a t t h e p rlco you w ill p a y e l s e ­ w here for th e e v ery ­ d a y k in d of lime. No job too H m n ll and no job too large- Hill Lumber Co PLASTERING CONTRACTOR Jacksonville, Florida Telephone R-.132& -2126 College Street CORRECTION Curtain partlcH, whoae intereats would be well l e m i t thereby, »re t*slduouHty ami pcntlatently circulating tho report that I have AlaconMuuod tho contraction ami buildlnK bunineaa and have Ifcft, or am 'about to loave Sanford. THE REPORT IS ABSOLUTELY UNTRUE AND THE ORIGI­ NATORS KNOW IT. Thia 1« not tholr first offon w o f the kind and the object in mo obvioun an to require no explanation. ‘T H E WISH IS FATHER OF THE THOUGHT” I have never found it nccoaeary to disparage my competitors* business, as tho quality of my work and character of-tny businesa transactions dur­ ing my 14 years* residence in Banford are such th at I am willing to com­ pare them at anv time with tho best that my competitors ran produce. To those who havo innocently passed the story on 1 have nothing but the kindliest feelings. In conclusion, if you want tho very Best work at the lowest prices con­ sisten t w ith honorable business methods, J am at your service. W .& Contractor B10 W E S T F I R S T S T R E E T - P H O N E 4 ?* -W �PACE FOUR ag —: t . -a' r£— itfV WHAT THIS BANK DOES FOR If you are a merchant or a farmer you know enough of the service of this Bank to b etts friend. If your business whatever it may be causes jo u borrow money regularly, you understand its usefulness. But if you are a profession w in an or woman; if you work for a salary or wages and need no capital to help you, you have pMSably given little thought to this Bank s value tp you and your neighbors. . iv, ? f t* ’ BANK SEMINOLE -WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS* ------------------------- - S E R V I C E------------------------- — S T R R NGTH- TT" GOLF ROWLING TENNIS BOXING pa P-a Pa P j REALM OF SPORTS BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING R. L. SH IPP, E ditor BASE BALL NEWS Pa Pa Pi Pa P t fci Pa P-* Pa Pa Pa pa Pa P-4 Pa Pa *« P* BIG FIGHT A SURE THING ml GREAT FALLS, Mont., July 3.—(By The Associated Prm l The world's heavyweight chnmplonshlp Imttle between Jack Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons which has been off and on again for the past several hours was definitely restored and will he fought tomorrow as originally scheduled according to tin an­ nouncement la-fore three o'clock this morning by Major .1. E. Lane, one of the promoters following a lengthy conference with Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager. Pa Pa Ps Pi Pa Pa Pa [<; 1 fi BOSTON, July 3.-—Home runs by Joe Harris and George Hums witli o team mate on Imse in curb instance, featured the victory of the Red Sox over the Athletics by n score of 7 to 4 yesterday. The score: Philadelphia . 100 100 l io —l Boston . 802 000 02x—7 ST. LOUIS, July 3.—Timely hitting enabled St. Louis to check Chicago's winning stretk, winning yesterday's game 7 to 2. The score:( hiengo 000 000 002—2 Sit Liuis 012 112 OOx -7 Pa Florida Slate League At Orlando 3, I)aytona 0. At St. Petersburg 2, Lakeland 1. At Ilrndcntown 8, Tnmpa 2. At At At No National League Philadelphia 1<>, New York 4. Pittsburgh 4; St. Louis I. Chicago 8, Cincinnati 0. other scheduled. But when his rich oh) daddy stopped furnishing the fuel, things huppened. At At At No American League Boston 7, Philadelphia 4. New York 12, Washington 1. SL Louis 7, Chicago 2. other scheduled. It's Bex Bench's greatest story nnd it's Thomas Mt-iglian's greatest role. And it's your greatest entertainment treat- Southern Association At Atlantn 1, New Orleans 8. At Birmingham ft. Mobile H. Thomas Meighati and Lila Lee in ‘The Ne'er-Do-Well" by Rex Reach. P- i lie had money to burn—and burn­ Pn ed it. Pi . Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Smokers Lose 10th Hurricane of Hits Straight to Growers By tKe Yanks Gives Them Easy Game IIIIADENTOWN, July 3— The NEW YORK, July 3.—The New York Americans hammered three Washington pitchers nt will here yes­ terday, winning 13 to I. The score: Washington 000 010 otto - I New York -132 010 OOx—13 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS P4 s Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa FOR THE MOVIE FAN Pa Pn S a P a P a P a P a K a P a P a l a i Pa Pa Tonight's picture is a winner. P'4 GREAT FALLS, July 3,— Kearns agreed to send Dempsey into the ring tomorrow and gamble for the final $100,000 in­ stallment due Dempsey on Ills .$300,000 guarantee. Kearns will have Jurisdiction over all gate receipts until the champion's $100,000 Is obtained. ij It** fe At Little Rock 5, .Memphis 2. The Snnfnrd Independents will play the lleLaml team in DeLand tomor­ row morning nt ten o'clock. The American Legion is potting on u big Fourth of July eelehrntlon and will huvo two base hall games during the day. Tim first game in the morning witli Sanford and tile second in the afternoon with Titusville. The L-giun will put on a big barbecue com­ bined witli oilier interesting features that will take plan* during tile day. A large crowd frohi Sanford is ex­ pected to allcml ami nil lire going to meet on tin- corner of Ouk mid First street between eight and eight thirtyo'clock and will go to Del-ond on a motorcade.What ever world prohlein conies up, l o t nut he too certain, consult the Kcniiiude County Bunk officers with out coal to you. ^ CELERY SEED : SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE In i Oviedo Orlando Hentlnrl llrutherhnod Ht. A. May 24 ^ u n e ft Way~2i) Juno 19 J u ly 10 P Oviedo................. ..... BEAD June June July June Orlando Sentinel ( f:£:.\ ■ Bbfr Brotherhood St. A— J • , . Big B e r e o n i...'.-” , 'i a ------ i ---------------------h- . Lfll 14 20 ft 7 • June 28 May 31 June 21 HERALD Juno l i July 3 July 12 May 29 Juno 19 May 31 June 21 WANT Juno ft June 20 J u lyjjtt Big lU-rcan lira. Juno July July Junu • Juno July 12 3 12 7 28 10 May 24 Junu 14 ADS. • I ------------------------------------- p r o g r e s s Ruth had b ite r get busy if he don’t A l’TO LICENSE AND GASOLINE the barber business with Alonzo Mr. want thnt gap 'between him nndWilTAX FOR SIX MO. $2,241000 Mullin under tho firm name of Hodfn linnii widened. z & McMullin but has sold his interest TALLAHASSEE, July 3.—Hon. to McMullin and gone in to the ne« Last night the Dempsoy-Gibbons Ernest Amos, state comptroller, yes­ line with Whiddon. They knox fight hung by a hair thread hut it terday gave out figures showing re­ how to do nil your cleaning tn<i must hnve been n pretty strong one ns ceipts during the first six months of pressing and also take orders fot tho latest wire states that the’fight is 1023 from automobile license taxes merchant tailoring. The new firm ii Assured and no doubt about it.’ and from one mill state tax on gaso­ located in the Gnrncr building or Park avenue occupying half of th< line, as follows: While nil of theso barbecues, bnse* Automible licenses ........... $1,810,000 store room of the Sanford Cycle To hall games and races are cm tomor­ Gasoline tax (1 cent per gal 431,000 Rend their announcement in this isrow Dempsey nnd Gibbons will "bust" sue. each other up in Shelby, Montana. Total .............................. $2,241,000 Gee! hut don't we wish thnt we could The above report is for tax on DECLARES U. 8. DRY be there! LAW CAUSING US TO gasoline nt one cent per gallon un­ DRIFT TOWARD A IVAI der the act of 1021. Beginning July When the American liner, “ Balsam" 1 the tax on gasoline is increased to rammed the Hrilfsh ‘ steamship NEW YORK, July 3,-Kcnr Adthroe cents a gallon, of which one “Graphic,” in Belfast Ixnrgh, a short mirnl Hrndlcy A. Fiikc, U. S. N„ re­ cent is divided equally among the time ago, more than 200 passenger.* tired, asserted in a statement publish­ sixty-three counties of thu state nnd faced sudden death—nnd wore saved two cents on each gallon goes into ed Tuesday in which he suge.ited the only by the prompt nnd efficient re­ United States is “drifting towini the state road department fund.-* sponse of ships answering the S. O. war" because of prohibition. Be ad­ S. rail. Once more the wireless hns vocated a conference of 100 leading played nn important part in the sav­ WHIDDON & HODGES men of the country to plan n way to NEW PRESSING CLUB ing of lives. avoid extension of prohibition to for­ eign ships in our ports. He said the Whiddon & Hodges have formed n best brains of the country should be Miss Until Johnston, of Livingston, Montana, is said to lie {he only woni- pailner.diip in the cleaning nnd tnil- drafted to settle the question in the nn manager pf a gold nnd gem mine, oring business and both of them arc :inmc- manner ns representatives of All stones are mined nnd cut under too well known to require any ox- dilTercnt nations rcnchl-d nn agree­ her dhcction. | plantation ns to who they arc. Claude ment on nrnamcjnt nt Washington ___________________ . Whiddon hns been in the pressing about a year ago. The Hernld delivered six times a and cleaning business here for many T h eT fdttfldtor first rlnss JobWtflf.' week‘f6f loe. * . . ................... " '■ • j ycnra-;an,U>aft.1Mwlg«w. Jws.WeaLltl At Nnxhvillo 7, Chultnnoogn -I. Cult-lira Cut, the chief obstacle met with during the m nstniktlon of the ROW THEY STAND Smokers lost their tenth straight Ponnma Canal, is a scene of inuth game here yesterday in the opening action in tin- Paramount picture "The buttle of their series witli the locals, Ne’er-Do-Well" tonight mid tomor­ Florida State League (Second Half) Won LoMt Pet llriolontown winning, H to 3. Score: row. •) Rradentown 10 Tnmpa 200 000 001—3 .822 Orluntlo .... 10 3 .711'.) Bradentown 000 000 71 x—H Practically all of the scenes of "The ft .500' Ne'er-Do-Well", which is u story of Ft. Petersburg ...' -ft Daytona ft 7 .117, ST. PETERSBURG, July 3 —The Panama, were photographed there. l.nkehiml 4 7 .304 Saints defeated Lakeland here yester­ ....... I , 11 .083 day 2 to I in a hulling duel between A ml ii *4 an milled attraction Bound Tampa Olllnger nml Wakefield. Johnston’s tivo of "The Lent tier Pushers." home run featured tin- game. Score: National League Won Lout Pet Lakeland 001) 000 01—I The Invited guests tonight will lie . ... 4ft 22 St. Petersburg 0(1(1 111 Ox—3 A. J. I.ossing and family and will see New York .liii'J 1 .01 ft 40 Guide called in eighth, dark lies*. 2ft this picture without cost to them us Pittsburgh Cincinnati .... 38 27 .. .f t 8 f t tin- In a l is on the liiiuxc. Brooklyn 21 .R2.3 .... 34 OKI.ANDO, July 3. Orlando de­ .511 .... 30 34 li nti-il tin- Daytona Islanders yestrrAmi as there will lie no issue of thu Chicago 3(1 33 .178 day by hum long its hits off Cooper Herald tomorrow Osborne extends an St. Louis .2 IK 4ft ..... 21 in tin- first and (tcroud innings, the invitation to Judge Dickinson and' Ronton Philadelphia 4(1 • .202 score being 2 to 0. The score: .... 20 family to see "Ne'er-Do-Well” July 4 Daytona -«<>« 000 000—0 without cost to them. Orlando 120 000 OOx—3 American League Won Lost IVt And then rememlier Thursday and 22 .007 Friday—Norma Tnlmadgo and Eu­ New York ............. 44 .Ii lft 32 gene O'Brien in "Tho Voice from the Philadelphia_____ 34 .500 Cleveland . ....... 33 33 Mlnurct." St. Louis 33 .402 32 30 .4H4 32 Knutrduy—W alter Heirs in "Sixty Chicago PHILADELPHIA, July 3.—PoundDetroit , 31 34 .477 jag n trio of New York pitchers for (’cuts An Hour." 30 .4oft 30 Washington 17 lilts, Philadelphia "y-cslenluy won Boston 30 .4(H) 24 At a meeting of golf pluyers from tin- opening game of the series 10 to 4. l-audetdnle, West Palm Beuch and "Cy” Williams hit his 22nd home run of the season in tin- fiist inning. Score I'M. Pierce, held lit West Palm Beach in M *4 h N M fci i n 8 a Ha . Hi New York 000 120 001— 4 recently a league was funned, which Pa Philadelphia 101 004 o ix —10 ‘ncludiSI tin- three towns. Ganies will he played rcgunrly each Thurs­ CHICAGO, July 2.—Cincinnati de­ day afternoon and Sunday forenoons »a hi t l Kl )4 H feated Chicago ycsrlrrduy 0 to H. The an dafternuons, for the next two *4 N *1 >4 score: months.Two good games in the Pepper t 'iurinnati non non 411—0 League today! Chicago lot 020 100 -8 Tin- French; according to latest re­ ports, have seized a total of 170 loco­ Orlando will play two games h'jre PITTSBURGH, July 3.—Pittsburgh motives, and 2,000 freight curs on walloped St. Louis yesterday I t<k I. branch lines between Dortmund und with the Brotherhood of St. Andrew The score: Essen. Thu food situation has be­ team. St. Louis 0(H) 100 000—1 come serious around this section, us And the Big Rcrj'un Brotherhood, Pittsburgh ......... loo 120 OOx—4 a result of the seizure. tram will go to Oviedo and scrap for Mcoml place with tho Oviedo team. The I tally lluruhl, l.V per week. The Daily Herald, )5c per week. Independents Play in DeLand Tomorrow Phillies Found Giants For 17 Hits and Win I YOU Things W e Have Always Known Tho rocont business condition hns brought inquire w here it cam e from in the first to th e forefront of th o u g h t ninny funda­ place, and how it m ig h t he restored. m ental considerations th n t have nlwnys We alw ays knew — everybody been known bu t have been dam ned w ith fain t praise. •' ' T f<- Human n a tu re in th e mnss is very much like hum an n a tu re in th e individual. One of its dom inant ch aracteristics hns been sum m ed up in th e observation, “ You nev­ er m iss th e w a ter till th e well ru n s d ry .” We never appreciate fundam ental things until we have occasion to do.w ithout them . » . i * knew— th a t desire for th in g s m ade a demand for them in the m ark et. T h a t people desired th in g s we accepted as An elem ental fact. » Hut when we discovered th a t desire fluc­ tu ated we began to apprccinto th n t desire, as we know it, is a th in g created by the art o f m an. It is a highly specialized fo rm of an elem ental need—ju s t as a Louis XVI chair is made out of a tree. T his observation hns a special applica­ tion to th e dem and of th e public for the T his discovery led to an o th er cqunlly products of industry. 3Vhilo th e demand^ im portant discovery th a t tho m eans of re­ was a t high tide ami everybody was busy1* fining nnd specializing th a t desire was ad­ try in g to supply th a t dem and a t a pro fit vertising. no one, seem ingly, gave a th o ’t to where been accom plished by m odern advertising th e dem and came from , how long it m ight now stan d s out in bold relief. Inst, or w hat would happen if it should the m eans by w hich th e refinem ents fail. civilization have been m ade known We m erely assum ed th e perm anent T he gig an tic w ork th n t has It has been and existence of th e demand, ju s t as we as­ made desirable, nnd th is desiro has been The Sanford Independents are In. better shape than ever to meet the fast DeLand team that defeated them last week. | sum e th e presence of w ater, a ir and fire. m ade into dem and. They have been going through a stiff workout sinco their last game, j Several new additions will he w ith , the team tomorrow when the Journey, to DeLand. Itabe Ruth smashed out bis fif­ teenth homer uf tho Besson yesterday. Well it seems about time as bo has been idle for tho last two weeks. Cy Williams gut another day before yes­ terday and another yesterday making Ms grand total 22. So wo say that It **» a siipple fact Hut a day came when demand began to th a t a million pro fitab le forpip./off indus­ subside, and in many industries it came al­ tria l activ ity owe th e ir v ery eiistan ce to m ost to a full stop. tho fa c t that* A dvertisin g And then we missed upheld the it, and renlized, ns never before, whnt an sta n d a rd s of living w hich in tu rn provided im portant th in g it was. And we began to tho dem and fo r th e ir products. (I uhlishcd by the Hanford Herald in co-operation with T he American Association of Ad* vcrUsing A gencies) / �4 SALFORD DAILY R a is in g the. F am ily ' ■■ 'f ‘ • • ■ ' ■"' •' " W hm pn d h n t k n o w n b o u t a n t i o u * . w o u ld fill a llb r a ry l W H E R E IN H E P - O f S i 606 5 V N4NWE AAE >fQO fio tN ' u n i* * n u k t " WOTH»N (Quick Service Transfer S torage F acilities |tf wa pleaae yen, tell others; if not, tell na. Phoae 198 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop- General Shop and Mill Work ICONTRACTOR and BUILDER f il l Commercial-Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY FlftK-------- AUTO---------BONDS S. O. Shinholser DR. R. M. MASON Henry McLaulin, Jr., na GREYSTONE HOTEL Daytona Beach, Fla. M. CUSTER, 5 CLASSIFIED £ S ADS S 1 HH Real Fatale, Loan* and Insurance 101-8 Magnolia Ave. STEWART'The Florist FOR SALE WANTED fancy work, I'hone 571. 82-ttp. WANTED—HOTS TO SKI.!. THE SANFORD II KRAI.I) ON T H E STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD c i i An c k f o r A M i t m o r s b o y s TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS SH IPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. dh-tf WANTED—Job driving car, truck or tractor. Can give host of roforonres. Call 31.1 K. Fifth Street. 8t-2tp | Cut Flower*-------------- Floral Design* FOR SA1.E—Young mule. Dodge truck, farm equipment. Four lbs. Ang^ial and Ornamental Pianta Golden celery seed. Kitchen range.— FOUND—Florida license tag. Own­ -Phone 360-W Geo. Cook, Raynor place, Celery nveBit Myrtle Ave.er can have same upon identifica­ »ue. 82-ltp tion ami paying foi ad. Call a t Her­ T T tm E R T O U SALK—Very thing to ald office. -97-tfc complete your "fishing outfit". Photic ,T71-J. Cheap for cash, General Machine and Boiler 82-2tp; UU-ltp Works FOR SALE— 1 team mules, wagon LOST1—ninck sateen hog filled with Cylinder Grinding E. N. and harness nt a bargain.baity clothes. Finder return to J. -Sanford, Florida Phone 6282-101p C. Hutchinson nt Truck Growers' of­ Sutton, Geneva, Fla. B0-3tc W. S. Leak v J. H. Colclough 1/."rtartK a— luu can gat ae*d bad fice. fram»x and Irrigation piugi at tfc* FOR RENT—Garage, 317 I’nlmeU'o Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe 80-3tp nve. INSURANCE FOR SALE— O u ter and li«ya' painU Fire—Lifo—Auto ' and varnishes at Sanford Novelty A FINK DROVE OF HORSES First Nat'l Hunk Bldg. Annex Worka, Sanford agenta. 183-tfe AND MULES JUST ARRIVED IN FLORIDA SANFORD TO HE SOLD FOR SALE—Rhode Island egg* for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Those in need of a good farm horse Ellsworth, Ucardall Avenue, Sanor mule, or a good big draft team, 83-tfp ford. fino Middle horse or cow pony, should FOR SALE—5 Planter pups, No. 1 go to J. C. Staple*’ farm on West stock. Seo Vick Hpwkins, 11(1 Han- First atreet about a half mile from 03-tfo ford Ave. ___ Hanford on the Daytona road and look F o il SALE—No. 817 West First S t over' the fine drove that has just a r­ _____ to Attractive terms. Address owner. rived at hi* place. These horse* and OU-tfc mules arc the property of I.. E. Card* of Sanford's Repot- * Ilox 782, Daytona, Fla. Hates, who has retired from the live able Professional Mon, each to "OFFER EXTRAOIOMNAIIY of w hoa. In hla chosen pro- to One new five room house with hath, stock business and intends making his faantoa the Herald recoin- to full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ future homo hack in Ohio where he Mends In the people. to came from, • CUPIED. This fine drove of horse* and mules PRICE is all that he has left in live stock in $3,000.00— ----------Terms to suit you Florida. He f* determined to gift A RKAI. BARGAIN them sold. Those who arc Interested A. P. CONNELLY & SONS G eorge A . DeCottes , can go nnd bo convinced that they 70-tfc Altorney-nt-Law are a high class lot of animal*. Amonfr Over BcaalnoU County Bank FOR SALE OR TKADE-Overland them is some lady broke saddle horse* IANPORD ... . y ■ FLORIDA car in A-l condition. Will trade for a* well as "cow hunting )>onics.n Ex­ good Ford. 211 French Ave. «l-4tp change* can be made by those desir­ FOR S A L E — Baby carriage, good con­ ing to trade that, was—or . 'bought dition. Muat »ell a t once, leaving privately. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW town. 20i| Parlt Ave___ 82-3tp They are only half a mile from Han­ First National Bank Boll ding F o r HALE—10 acres, 5 in bearing ford on Htaple’a farm, Daytona road. BANFDKD FLORIDA 81-2tc grove, 1 In pecan*, 10 cut over land. Every foot fine for citrus. Good 8room house, nicely fumlahed includ­ President Harding met hla boyhood ing piano. Flowers, shrubbery, sweetheart a t Hutchinson, Kansas, ARCHITECT Bonn* T. Miller Bide. shade, trees, grape*, figs, guvas, etc., on June 23rd, 1923, She bad motored ■ANFORD -U -jFLORIDA and Just think .of it, right in the town more than a hundred mile* across of Paula. Good school, store, church, Kansas to see him. President Hard­ station, paved atreet, 18 mlnutea from ing spoke before a crowd of more Sanford. Now resident writes: “Muat than 7,000; daacribing her in hi* ad­ be sold, cut price from $ 10,000.00 to dress aa "my first boyhood sweet$0,000,000." $2,000.00 cash will han­ heart, happy with her children and LAW YER grandchildren, and doing her part — C o u r t B oom dle thia deal.—B. T. Tiller, Paola, n o H y iR W ttliW ija lh ls «w *t *uw ." Fla,, - FOUND SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Leak & Colclough PURELY : PROFESSIONAL = FRED R. WILSON ELTON J. MOUGHTON ICHELLE MAINES U f t M O 'S } D o Y O O W ft M r T O 7 * f* U lN T H f\V \_ _ r -— *—>cH*vp.O T O O O C l tM T LOST CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Daily Fashion Hint W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate A. P. Connelly & Sons I'hune 48 FOR RENT DKNTIST FOR RENT—Convenient large un­ New Mdsch Building furnished rooms for housekeeping. Phone 201 Sanford, Florida Jtent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. C-18-lmo-p Fo r RENT— 10 acres of tiled Innil on Cameron avenue.—S. E. Barrett, Fort Valley, Ga. Tl-12tp FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE HICKSON HOUSE Up-to-date Apartments and Rooms Qraa Examined Class** Deal rued Daytona lleach. " Rummer rates: 91.00 per day, |21 per month, including lights and water, O p t D. fa ll J. F. Hickson, Phone 238-W, Han­ Optician-Optometrist ford. 70-tfc B ait P in t Street Sanford. Fla. FOR- RENT—Furnished moms will* light housekeeping. Corner of 11th street and Elm Ave.—M. Schneider. 79-fltp FOR RENT—We have a well located furnished home.—A. P. Connelly & Sons. • 70-tfc Comfortable, Airy Itoo nut FOIt RENT—Cottage, J. Musson. Open the Year Around 80-Ctp Eranur.nMc Rate*. FOR RENT—Bungalow, 5 rooms and Special rates In parties, hath, up-to-date. Apply W. It. Pell, tin Main Street, near Ocean 8lii West Third, Hanford, Fla. 82-4111 C. P f O p . FOR RENT—2 large, cool, furnished ‘housekeeping rooms, $5.00 per week H X i N I t i t a K l U n l i l B ) —311 East 5th street. 82-2lp FOR KENT- 2 room apartim-nt, 112 I .am el Ave. K2-2tp t'laNKifled Ads 1c a word. No Contractor and nuttder Ad taken for lea* than 2.pic. **J And positively no ClaaMilled | IAN FORD -t- FLORIDA Ad* charged (o anyone. Cash must accompany all order*. Count the yord* and remit M aeordingly. E alalilliled £O O C> HOW tV* 6 ommp\ - V Rooms 226-238 Too can find the name of •▼cry live Business Man la Sanford la thia Column each day. • • Hi n n u n a i i i H i i i i i n o v iv e TWiS ) MERE tfVAAdft.* . SMN a AiftM (Vtsio l^tfiA N S i* M M T C o rl ANTIQUE OF m i; v in r/v ^ ii OF 1L BUSINESS DIRECTORY PAGE FIVE , T U F S tlA Y , J tt L Y 3 ,1 9 2 3 . ; | Pic torij ] Pcvtivv 1590 MOniCS FOR PLAYTIME Fashion1* approval of prim*extend* even lo play clothe* for tin* kiddie*, and an attractive one-pirn' bloomer drrw i*.pictured to the left made of figured ix'rr.ilr. The threc-pinv gatlierrd skirt is attached to n squatr yoke with round nrck. The lnvm p u ts of the bloomers arc gat lured into straight Ivoids, made of plain inalcii.il, to rorresnoml with the facing on tinnrrk anil sleeve*.. Medium sire rcijuiri'* 1 11 yard* 36-lnch_mateti.il. Gingham and clianibras arc com­ bined in the tomiirrs iwi a tlim ivcly pictured. The front and Ivifk of the waist and kimono sleeves nrc <nt in otic, tlic i losing of the uai-t M ing at the Ikick. Applied hands o( aclfmaltrial finish the sleeve* nnd the plain laliric supplies the palrlt pocket* and knee tkinus for the lower rtlgcs of the rom|>eni. Medium sire rc<|oirc* ** yard plain and I S yiml 36-inch chi* k material. First Mi* lei: Pictorial Review ftliKimer itrr** No. 15'HI. Stic*, I to 5 years. I‘rice, JS rents Second Model: Roni|irr* No. IS')). Sizes, I to 5 years. I’riic, 25 cents. Government Camps Primarily for Citi­ zenship Training The Senior Chris (inn Endeavor So­ ciety of the First Presbyterian church will hold a ‘W ater Carnival” and pageant nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Williams, Thursdny nfternoon, July fith. Cars will Irave the Presbyterian church at 4 o’clock sharp. AH' Endeavorers nnd their friends are invited to attend. Each pel-son is requested to bring a bas­ ket of "grub" for the basket picnic supper. Do not forget the time nnd place—Presbyterian chureh, Thurs­ day afternoon, 4 o’clock. This is to bo the greatest fun maker of the year nnd the committee in charge claims it will rivinl Johnnie J. Jones* carnival in wonders. A genuine sur­ prise nnd good time is guaranteed. REDUCTION OF RATES RUM KUNNKR MAY HE HUIUKtT OF FIRES ON *CUTTEIl HUDSON BURRS TALK LOS ANGELES. July 3.—A rum (Il> T I s t u w l a t n l I ' r r a a l runner carrying 400 case* wn* capTALLAHASSEE, July 3.—R. lludtu m l near here yesterday after it hnd opened fire on n pursuing Const- son llurr, chairman of the state rail­ guard cutter. The cutter .returned road commission, ha* incepted nn in­ the Arc nnd the rum runner surren­ vitation t» deliver an nildress at dered. No one wa* injured. Federal Homestead, July 4, before a meeting effirers began a search at laing called by tho American Growers 1 llench for several women said to l*e la'ngue. Mr. llurr jdnns to discu** the gen­ implicated ill u mm running plot. The officer* believe the rum came eral transportation problem and prob­ from a Mexican port mul was a t­ ably will deal with the possibility of a reduction in railroad rates. tempting to land when sighted. Tho Herald for first class job work. The Herald for first class Job work. v i , I. p i i n p r i i r v o w m i i i * n u v i v t ; i ' i i u i m '.m t v u \ s t M T i n n a v i :. I u o v i I ' l P T I I M l l i : i . T SOI T i l TO T K N T II s T II K K T i N et Ire Is lli«ro|'> Itlveii tli.tt tile a*oll*iriirtttUl lit Ilia* n -|ilia lt |mv.*mrnt mi Xtitifiiril A ven ue, f n i m F l f t l l Nt. simtlt lit T etitli H U m t. tins I Cuin|*lrtiil. nnil Hie cum i'li leil vviirk lias In a-li tlimH) ncce|i(a it 1>y tile I ' l l l lVimmMsli '11 tat tlie C ity »l Sanfntxl. to A* Adjutant, Mr. Harrison will T i t t y fiillnvvltm t* t h e lim it .............n i e n t t e l l r e v e r i n g s a h l im v a -m en t slm v v ln g neliinl rmt nf snltl t'livenu ni chargi-uhle in all |>rti|terty ulmuing upon *alil have a largo part in the recruiting [ tile purl Imi uf Han fui* I Avenue: • * for the O. M. T. C\ camps which will I'licit I'sU uiiite f u r P a v in g Hnnfnril A v e n u e fro m l-'lftli t u r r e t Hunt h In T e n t h J jlie .'V j Ik- held nt Fort Hragg, near FayetteT li e f e l l e w Itm with !” kIi j villp, N, (\, Cutup McClellan, nt An­ Hellttl In T niston, Ain., anti Fort Hnrranens, nt ISIS i'|i. Vil*. gnlillnu *i ta, t RSI 3* per. Ht.t. VO* itverhnnl *r li to 3i Pensnooln, Kin., this summer for the .1.141 3.5.V.M<t u lit 1 Mu. 1 III It iitM l*r •r ' *3*3 eight Hnuthem Htnte* in the Fourth 3M Kill. |•‘t r * v U ’f 4*it>tn*r« 1.' i-iirl. •i 33l! i*. 31.tn ITill Kill I•‘I. ii ni till ii i’imb 1* *Ml If 1M Corps Area, 1^.11 H*|. V.1*< .MncdiliiHt r*»nml ttl «M| it 3.«:t.toi Hi| V.is, Mh.«» r* i**l» M !»Hi* 4.7 1* It i:*T H'l. ViIn litlt'k 1*1it lit iMU i ll!*;•» «r itUll 397*1 1!• Hi|. Vtin Mi li k li. l.iiil n ui If l no . 9 r,*> 1*57 H.| l-'l1 Hhli'Witlk \milt ItKi M i 1* T> |m A 1tlll’t M •( 12e»» 341 Oil * T> |»D 11 t till | *4 6| 32. Ml S S I 50 112d Hit*nn Ai’iAi i tf I <1T !,U* as CORRECTED MAY I, 1923 I. * nil Manh 1 "Id i:\tru Work *«73 Houth Hound 3 M o n (** .it willit hili **! n*'illo 11 II 6. i» r.n TRAIN SCHEDULE I 71 :>: No. No. No. No. 83 27 . 8 9 ..... 85 . Arrive 2;,1tin.m, 2:25 p.m. 0:55 p.m. Nnrl h bmi nd Arrive ....... 1:18 a.in. 11:45 n.m. . 3:42 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Trilby Branch Arrive j i i .r.n Depart* 2:10 a.m. 8*40 nan. Til 111. Iiiit llr On tun nr 2:15 p.m. T»i Nunil.,1 nf 'A VnrSliitii in 7:10 p.m. 5*lam It 4.91* 37 M.I'U 13 t>.*ti4 *:■ ........... ' n K I I H D T IV 11.1.1 A MS, i ; t i e l n » * r . (iivvu nt Hantuiil, I I..|l.la K in* I t-'i-.'l frolitnur A »*r**ni*llt * I 20 I.A 33 ■i* „., N n tm Departs 2:03 a.m. I .oil I Mr- <'I lull'*, I.M *. 1411. 12:05 p.m. IM siii. .......... t i,i !i nn, ; l> H i m . I. tail ID. I 'lk 7, ' 3:52 p.m. .1 J. I» H n n l . I...I | | . 11| K 7. Depart* 7:30 a.m. 3:25 pan. 1:30 p.m. 5:5(1 p.m. l.er*hurg llranrh Arrive Dcpnrta 3:55 pan. The government ramps for boys xN'o. 157, 2:45 pan. thin summer are deogned primarily No. 21! 41:30 n.m. xN’o. 158 for citizen training and the program 7 :1 0 p.m. No. 22 of work call* for not only physical, Oviedo Branch hut mnral ami civic training, a* well Arrivu Departs as, elementary military training. In­ ....... 7:45 p.m. xN'o. 420 ......... teresting motion picture* and lec­ 3 :4 0 p.m. xNo. 127........ tures of the highest grade will he used for instruction, and-from n well *—Daily, except Sunday. rounded schedule, it i* expected Mint young men will come to retdize their LOW TIDES ON DEAUII, 1023 obligations us citizens in every sense Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur of .the word. Major General lamnnnl Wood, Adjutant-General of the Phil­ nt approximately the same hour and ippines, in a rerent letter stated that minute, the civic function of the citizen's D*te June July Aug. Hept. Oct camp's appeal* more important than 1 4:05 4:31 *5:33 0:28 0:41 tho thought of preparedness in a strictly military sense. I*rofessor» W. S. Cawthon, State Superintendent of 1‘ublic Instruction, anti W. li. Cassels, principal of the High .School at 1'alutkn, are very enthusiastic over the training received at these camp*, jirhich their sons have attended. The quota for this county hus not yet been Ailed, according lo Major B. C. Riley, Civilian Aide to the Sec­ retary of War for the .State of Flor­ ida at Gainesville, who says "Appli­ cations for the C. M. T. C. will lie received until July 10th, ami all young mun between seventeen and twenty-four years-of age, who desire lo enter camp, should send in thsir name*. immediately. Those who a t­ 21* n a r tend camp will recelvo transportation, 22 8:32 food, clothing and laundry free, and 23 9:30 they will not he required to join the 24 10:28 National Guards, Organized Reserves 25 11:20 or any other branch of the service, 20 12:24 Just because they take this month of 27 1:18 training." 28 2:10 William Maurice Harrison ha* 29 2:59 been appointed Adjutant to the Civil­ SO 3:46 ian Aide to tho Secretary of W ar for the State of Florida. Mr. llarrUon la a University of Florida student, First Quarter and Anishcd the Reserve Officer* June 21 Training Corps this year. Ilia home July 20 Is jit Cottondsle, Fla., where he re­ Aug. 19 ceived his public school training. Sept. 17 SSR aal • * If. I I 1115 77 1*5 77 1*5.77 1*5.71 J. II. H lirrit. I."I 13. Itll, 1. 3*5.77 Kill 111'I Illr Ill ' ll. II. 1.1.4 7. 1*5 i 7 1*5 77 A I.. 11.1.1, l.i.t S. 1111. I \V <• I I I . I'll, t a l l IttN II 1*577 VV. i i iii . .< n , Liit II 1*371 t. 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I 3*1 991*3 HJihfunl n n : h Hrh-.ul, All I llk II T r , I, ■ d tut t u n - u u l i n : lliuil it**. « M iir him i i r r |r* y n lit« w l l l i u u l l n l t i r * t i|i In J u l y 37. I97J, u m l f m r ii u m l n f l . r ».<I•t i l a l c *alil Min i l it u h u -mhiiioii I m M ill tv.- |ui n i l i l r >iili in i n i I'liu ol h i i i i u m I I i i - i it 11in* in h m III i i n t e r v a l *4 »'V p » r o n i n i m u n n i l it* l " r r u l pit) m r i i l n . VVIi in*Mn m y Iin id I dm <’liy *,'li r k un it i h * H r u t n f (lie i ' t t y of I ' m f o r d , itil* SI III (lay o f J u n .' A. Ik 1931. <mi: a k > I. i: I'ltii.intL city ci«rk. • - J J - 3 0 - T - 4 - 7 .il- I 4 - t l - I l FEED AND HAY- HAY AND FEED II WK ALW AYS HANOI .K TH E BEST F o r we know that only tho tent will priHliu-o Hatinfactory resultn and the hotter thene aro the firmer hold we have on our ciudomurH. But' tellinir you how irood our feed in cannot prove, half h o convincing hh n trial of the feed itnelf. Why not make it. "Your Money back if you are not ratiafictl" THE Sanford C A SH FEED S T O P E U K i fe e d & S u p p l y rEED-MAY-CRAlN AND Co. rE P T IL IZ F P S PHONE S39* MYRTLE AVE S ^ ,H5I SANFOftD.FU �W LA T . v < ’■ : '* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 3, W: v, I' d«Tf _ _ f_« r_CJjwle-raiMK.H _ . ( «kyl*«A f ^ C . __ yjficrd J li.y Vtrijl *friend the cummer. Mina Ethel Jlcn ry , who ha* been a t MRS. FRED IGKR. Society Hditar ajluo Jtiflge. N. C .,Jqr the past three weeks will Join them there. *I».W / • • • .• . * ) M f » « k l t t llk f ffrie n d * r l i l l l t t rie i l l l M t«i« *Mrn. .C. .L. .Klrtlny nnd bn by and —*11 f n n r* g e ld * i k r n k r r r n r dw m lnn k m » . n r If r « li r e e n le r tn ln ln if . d l t l f .|lrn .\F o rty Mero nnd baby left.fU tp *** i* in l« n d r n n r f M r n l. mI vI mn ■H l i li re an m rd if nr i'|b d e f a l l* , n r frle d fc n•n * e lb * U rn .. I t »»lll uiilny for Daytona Reach, where they r > b e d r e n t l r * n w y « iln lr d . hav ctnken n cottage for th c'jio x t monlji. or ,*ix weeks. Mra. -Henry Mr». Henry .Wight fa' spending Wight will join them there later. \ • tome time «t Rpytnna Reach. •* * r ■■ ■ i • • vc peremony. The altar ,w»» Milked with palm* forming • back­ ground for hill white i pedestal baskyla filled with Eaxter .lilies and cathedral candelabra burning white tape.-.-. • Wt#t int H fctes *r n® 1552 is m ' The uxhers,-Mr.-Charles Knox, Jr., And the gentle rains continue. and Mr. C hirlcj Fraser, were th’c fir*t to eater.|he.church. • Since the glorious Fourth Is a holi­ The bridesmaids, Miss Jane Jack day it will be n rainy day. son nnd Mrs. William Gattcrwhite, cnUicd next.' Jdis* Jackson was ex­ But at (hat the r«ins “ re certainly quisitely kowned in Egyptian chiffon keeping the land cool,nnd If It were I 1. • sMr. nnd ,Mrs..C. I~ Pagan hart and r Emmett Hunt was p.bufiincan v ic ­ f t , |l. .JlnurHc leave .In the morning nnd carried a »howcr bouquet of not for tho rnlna we tt-ould be hot and tor-In Orlando yesterday aflomoon. fo r an extended motor trip which will sweet poa* In pastel shades. , Mr*. dusty nnd—thirsty. Snttcr^rhita,.,w.orc «, gown of yqilow (over ovor three -thousand miles. georgette combined with cream lace. -Mr*. .S. I’ule%tvn.hn» .»« h.cr «uu»t, About half of Sanford will go some­ Lending hero they will ipoml a week Her flowrra wore ,lavender gladioli her mother, H n . Collier og Monti* where tontorrow mid the other half In .Waynesboro, Ga., aa the uucsts of showered with sweet peas. o.I It will go aoptewhere too. There will he Mra. Pnganhort’s lister, going from ‘ Mrs. F. II. Camp, the matron of nothing In Sanford to hold them. there' to .Washington, D. ,C„ Elkins, honor, came next, wearing a beauti­ , Mlis Flora Zglmqpovltz of BrunsW. Va„ .through tho Alleghany moun ful gown fashioned of pink georgette jlc k , Ga., i. th f i f u c t of her elitcr, The only big time In Seminole coun­ crepe. She carried a bouquet of ty will be the big cricbratloir a t Lake Mrs* oRfn iiAumc'l. •*, * * . .» . I# • ii Washington then to MobJIc, Ain. sweet pea* and gladioli in pastel Monroe where the patriotic members shndc*. ' Mr. and Mr*. I.. H. Iluttolph an­ of the* Seminole Athletic Club will FROCKS WITH A PARIS FLAVOR MARRIAGE a n n o u n c e m e n t . The maid of honor, Miss Marguerite hold forth with n big athletic carnival nounce the birth of n non, une ninth The lowly model to the left provide* Mr. nml Mrs. Andrew J. Boyette Fi*her, entered next. She was chnrm- and barbecue. a t Augusta, Ga. a distinrt neevnt to the vogue of soft, announce the marriage of their Ing in a chiffon and Incc creation of frilly flocks. It is fashioned of almond daughter delicate blue. She carrier! n shower*4 The Herald regrets that the tank green voile and'has a deep voko with Mr. and Mrs. Aldino MrMichar! Minnie I.cc kimono »lccvc*, which may lie length­ bouquet of pink sweet peas. left thla afternoon for Daytonn of issuing a ten-page paper and get­ ened with deep scclioiu gathered into to Jpst preceding the bride came tho ting ready for the semi-annual vaca­ narrow wristbands, if desired. It takes Beach, where they will remain until Jnmcs Edward Mitchell dainty little flower girls, France* tion of the, force prevents mention of a doten or *o of frill* to achieve the a fter the Fourth. (formerly of Hanford) Dominick, cousin of tho bride, nnd the very interesting meeting of the smartness the skirt demands, but they -A — nre not difficult to make, a* their on Saturday, June 30, 1923 Reekie Fincher, wearing georgette Kiwanin Club today. However, full edges arc pleated. Medium sire re­ Mrs. 8. Raurnel nnd son Julian, nnd Arcadia, Florida dresics, of pink nnd Invcndor. They justice will be done this fine bunch of quires 4 yards 36-inrh material. sister, Mini Flora Zclmcnovitx of The French voiles lend themselves Brunswick, Ga., left .Sunday for Day­ CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CARNI­ carried small Dresden baskets filled men in Thursday’s paper. to the most fascinating draped effects. with sweet pens nnd roses. * tona Reach where they will spend To the right I* ft frock in sandalwood VAL .Ittlo Dorothy Camp enrried the NO COLLEGE EDUCATION voile, with closing a t the left side. two months. ’ Tho I resbyterlnrr C. E. will give n ring in the hcort of nn Easter lily. The e.aist has an dVaUhaped neck* NECESSARY FOR MEMBERS nnd distended thoiddcis, so that the Carnival on Thursday afternoon nnd The bride entered with her mother Mra, W. R. Burts nnd daughter OF LEGAL PROFESSION sleeves may lie short or kng. The evening nt the home of Mrs. Fred and was met at the altar by the attached one-piece gathered skirt has Dorothy of Jacksonville arrived here Williams on Crystal Lake. All C, lapped fronts, the right front hanging IOo*llnn*<l from r*s« On*) tt» t evening nnd nre the guests uf F..'s and their friends arc cordially groom nnd his best man nnd brother, while statutory laws arc thrown in free to form a cascade. Medium sue Mr. T. J. Finley. Mr. and Mrs. J .. p. Lnlng, nt their requires 3*< ynrd* 40-inch material. invited. Tho bride w*s radiantly lovely In a here nnd there. home on Oak avenue. First Model: Pictorial Renew Dress Those who have no way to go, The Idcn of requiring ovdry appli­ No. 1552. Sixes. 10 to 20 years and handsome gown of durhes* satin, 34 to 44 Inches bust. Prlcfc. 3$ c e n t,. Misaes Viola Ucnbow nnd Knthe- please be a t the Presbyterian church clnlwratcly embroidered in seed cant for the bar to have a certain Second Model: Drtss No. 1519. Hrte Roy, who 'hovo been the guests on Thursday afternoon nt 4 o’clock. pearls. Her veil was enught to her amqunt of collego training is con­ Sixes, lb to 20 years nml 31 to 42 pf Mrs. John Schirnrd for the |>ast AM who llnvo ears and can take guests soft brown hair In n coronet of pearls fronted nt the outset with the fnct inches bust. Price, 35 ccnu. k. three week*, leave this afternoon for please phone Henry Rndcnbcrry, and orange blossoms fell in graceful that no many ,of the state’s noted Fordyco Russell or Theodore Kungc. their homes in Palatkn. lawyers of today did not attend an Production hns been the only lim­ This carnival will inaugurate tho folds to the end of her courtain. The institution of higher learning. On bride's only ornament was a string of iting factor in the rales of Ford cant Mrr. C. W. Ueen, Mr#. W. II. summer campaign of the Presbyter­ tho other hand, .there nro some of nrrd trucks since January, for a t nil Pritchett and Miss Eula Shepard of ian C. K. which will just show tlpit pearls. Her "something old” was nn these saino attorneys who point out times orders on hand have been in Lakeland and Mias Ethel Dccn of they nro working and alive even in exquisite Inrc handkerchief, n family thnt the advantage* for higher edu­ excess of the manufacturing capacity Dougas, Ga., are tho guests of Mrs. hot weather. The carnival will almost hoirloon. She carried a cascade houcation were not easily .to he hail in of the company, great as it is. W. M. Thigpen at her homo on Mng- rival Johnny J. Jones’ only it is free. quet of orchids, showered with vol­ their day, and hold the belief thnt ley Rile*. * Each guest will he provided with a flolla avenue. The bride’s mother, Mrs. Nellie there “ is not much excuse for a Fort Myers—ICO-ton capacity sugar pocketful of beans to use us curren­ young man not getting any kind of milt constructed here. Ix'wis Waters, gnvo her daughter in Miss Corlnnc Wells of Jacksonville cy. marriage. She was handsome in a nn education l)e wants in these times." la the charming guest of Aliases Jes­ gown of orchid georgette. Her cor­ There In nn easy way for even the NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING FINI.KY-WATKUH MARRIAGE. sie and Weymn Graves. Miss Wells poor boy who him nothing hut the OF LIFE MEMBERS OF SAN­ The following from tho Atlnnta sage was orchils nnd valley lilies. came .down to attend the GravesFORD COUNTRY CLUB The groomsmen were Mr. Snm desire, those of this line of thought, Brown wedding which will bo ’nil Journal will be interesting to th« Notice is hereby given thnt there many friends here of Miss Waters I-owor,. Mr. W. A. Satterwhite nnd uver. •vent of next week. Two members of the supreme court will he n upcciul meeting of the lifewho was the charming guest of her Mr. W. A. Finley, cousin of the did not receive any college training. member:! of Sanford Country 1 lull nt groom. uncle, Hugh* C. Waters of this city Mra. W. Morton Thigpen nnd son A , beautiful reception followed the Roth Chief Justice Taylor nnd Judge the Club house at 3:09 p. in. on July for several mouths this winter: Billie, and her house guests, Mrs. The wedding of Miss Mary I/ou ceremony nt the home of the bride’s Ellis got their legal knowledge, or Otli, 1923. W. Peon, Mra. W. II. Pritchett, Miss Sanford, Fin., June 25, 1923. Eula Shepard uf Ijtkelnnd nnd Al|< Waters nnd Mr. Robert Knox Finley mother on Ormo circle, Mrs. Waters rather, the fiAt of, it, In a country store. , Judge Wljitfiuld graduated S. O. CHASE, was assisted In entertaining by Mrs. EtW«: ficeri of Douglas, left this af­ was a very lovely event of Tuesday,' from the University of Virginia Law 75-2te President, Ed. Is^wis, aunt of the bride, nnd ternoon for Daytona Reach where June 2ii, nt H o’clock, being solemschool, Judge Browne from the Uni­ Mrs. Charles Fraser. nixed nt the First Christina church. they will spend tho next ten days nt Following tho reception Mr. Finley versity of Iowa, Judge Went from T The ceremony, performed by tho the Seaside Inn. Rev. Ur. I.. O. Rrieker, wan witness­ and hi* hriilo left fur Asheville nml Washington anil I<c«. while Judge * Mis* Lurilo Newby left yesterday ed by n large nssemblngo of relatives other points of interest in the moun­ Torrell, in addition to his college work, tohk special training nt Har­ tain* uf North Cnroli|ia. for Caipp Mnrcwood, at Highlands, nnd friends. vard. The bride's traveling costume was Mra, J. W. Allen played the wed­ N, C., where si jo will spend the re­ mainder of tho sumoier. Miss Newby ding march and tho recessional. Just Ont k blue crepe chnrmcuso, worn Is eouncoler of tho camp which is pieceding llu* ceremony, Mrs. Charles with n hut of dark blue to match. After the wedding journey the chaperoned by Mrs. T. A. Ncul of Knox sang "Because” and *‘I Isivo bride and groom will Ik* nt homo t(l Orlando. You Truly." The beautiful church with its aisles their frineds at 1227 Highland avenue. On Monday evening, following the | Mrs. (.'. E. Henry and daughters garlanded with white nnd green - • i, -\ i wedding rchcrsal, Mrs. . Charles Near Frederick, Maryland, While Misses Ruth and Florence left yester- made a stately netting for the inn Fraser entertninod the bridal party I Filling Gasoline Tank. nt delightful buffet supper at her \ home In Kirkwood. I III I ht- i M o f U l r t l I'rr* * ) FREDERICK, Md., July 3.—Two The bride is a talented musicinn and has won n host of friends enter­ members of nn automobile touring taining in musicales during the past party from Watertown, N. Y„ were four mouths in Florida. She is a burned to death 4 nnd . w threu others indescendant of the pioneer Waters jured' near heie early this morning, when a gasoline tank exploded while family of South Carolina. _______ J^lr. Finley is the youngest son of being refilled. The dead arc Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. J. Ft. Finley. .H e is Andrew Miller, aged 20, and daugh­ prominent in business nnd social cir­ ter Viola, aged five. Her husband is cles, holding a position of responsi­ probably fatally burned and hoy nnd bility with the firm of M. Rich & girl slightly burned. The Explosion Bros. Company. He is a popular occurred when Miller was filling the member of the East Ijiko Country Ui%k from nn emergency container. Club and a Shriller of Ynnrnb Tem­ FI.AGI.KU COUNTY POTATO ple. GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION. PRESIDENT HARDING STOPS RUNNELS July 3.—The Flagler IN OREGON FOR A FEW DAYS county potato growers’ association PAYS TRIBUTE TO PIONEERS hns closed its first season in splen­ W - T O N I G H T ____ *! For Florida: Local thund­ ershowers tonight and Wednesday. < HIGH-GRADE LADIES’ B e a r in g Ap p a r e l MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES “OUR MOTTO” Qu a l it y —s e r v ic e —e x c l u s i v e n e s s . !!.(•* ' ft l U N E O F . TA ; PLACE C A P ust Crafts boxes, novelties for prizes, Anieric lugpjrne eting Car 9 LILA LEE. — IN— “THE NE’ER-DOWELL” ARMY S.fWDLFS—Brand new U. 8 .(* Army, McClellan nlsn used, hut in good condition—not a-break— <.'.10. Will ship C. O. !>. and qlhiw examination.—W. W. WILLIAMS, rich old daddy stopped f o m lL ; QUITMAN, GA. the fuel. I t’s Rex Reach’s cr cst story. I t’s Thomas M cfcw ' g reatest role. And IPs your _ * cst entertainm ent treat Al * Round two of "The Lcalhfr r a,h* cr*. A FIVE DOLLAR BILL Tqkes an Electric Fan 1 5 # Reduction In Prices of PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIRES AND TUBES F. P. RlNES 105 Palmetto Ave.— -— Phone 481-Ji Thursday and Friday “The Voice From the Minaret’’ i irf A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YQU EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL TH E YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. American and European Plan HOTEL RAYMOND SKADRKKZB, FLORIDA One Idoek from Ocean and Hotel C larendon. .Summer rates — Room, ?I per day and u p ; §5 p er week and ujl. . Special week-end ruteu.---------------- Every room has running water. J ERGEN’S KING COCOA Hardwatcr SOAP Special $1.00 Dozen Jap Rose Soap, fo r th e h air, complexion and bath. Spociul, duz. $1 R . C , B O W E R Phone 325- -Thc Rexnll 8lor« Get that Or Suit Case from Churchwell For L e s s ! SPECIALTY SHOP The Pont Office In Next Door tji THOMAS MEIGIIAN r i fti m in na Pa lu m Two Burned to Death, Three Arc Injured by Gasoline Explosion W .. ' ' * did shape, according to the report (Continued from page 1) made by T. 1.. Nicland, county farm lug picture. I sal cntrnnccd. There agent. The yield was cut in half by was more than the picturesque, mure the front, he reported, ^>ut the mem­ than sorrow and discouragement, bership received substantial profits more than appealing diameter* and ami they nre ex|icctcd to be increased enthralling heroism. There wan more next season. than tho revelation of the irresolute, who failud In fiUiess to survive, more Wo will move, wo will crate nnd than tragedy and remedy in their iu- ship your household goods, or wc will separable blond. There was more store them until you need them. Call than tho scout* who surpassed our 49H. » C3-3U fancies, moro that^nalurv’* relentU** harrier* revoalod. Everywhere aflame The Herald for first ctass job work. waa the *oul of unaltorahlo purpose and (ho .commanding sturdlncsi of ganius, confidence' In itself nnd eager clcmciiUl .greatness. Still more, then’ to achieve on its own account. was determination to do themselves, "The lesson can not fail to impress not asking (he govamniqiit to do, itself.’ In this test of self-reliant eitbut for government only to sanction ixenship there came t h e . rugged, or permit. , militant, wholesome West. Greater ‘Much the same spirit was revealed things were wrought, larger accom­ In (he making of the Central West, plishment was recorded, greater vic­ whore the determined pioneers build- tory was won in this wholesome. In­ «d In lha confidence which they had spiring Individualism than whl ever In themselves. They battled wjtli attend patrnalism . or government nature . and . every obstacle . . . which . . . . they assumption of t h e t a s k s which are encountered, hsroe. perished without Ih. natural Inheritance of the buildfame’s acglalm, and they conquered •rs who may betUr serve for them- * pnd wrote big their part la the mak­ salves. Government may well proing of the greater -Republic. Their ,vide opportunity, but the worth-1 y|c|ory . , piodalnted the . strength .. of. While aecompIlskiMnt is the privl-i r o ~ l u f purpose, and the human leg. add the duty of nvn." 1 ‘ *'■■} ‘J ' u 'I I* . | »___ SUIT CASES. $1.25 to $12.50 3 ply Vulcanized hard fibre (D19CA covered slatless Trunks - - <pl£‘*t/V WARI)R0BE TRUNKi . $25.00 ---------------------- -- • >* 'r •. • . v* *•y l»f t First Street Nm SELLS IT FO R LESS �O m of th# f i « t business 'block* parted biSapfortTlast fall was the jJelach building that really started (£•' building boom 'that tun taken this oHy by storm. This beautiful buildiqg was erected through'the Efforts of John Melach, one uf {Janffd's au«**s, ful grower* and a m ah w jth n o t‘only a broad vision but a business man with keen in s ig h t^ n d an abiding faith In his home city and county. TJ>e building was b u ilt hjr.the Sanford In­ vestment Company, of - which John Ur ta b is president, hla oldest son Edvjard Meisch Is •Vka-prtfWent and A. v*,f p. Connelly is A ecreU rysnd V caaursssa, ,1 I b jg J f 'Yd II « , and all uf th^dt Sanford booat- ( ■v. jji*4 i*y V e n and Sanfcfd business men, Ed­ ward Me inch being a fa in te r .and Mr. 3 Connelly being the head of 4he A. P. Connelly 4 A o*. w r7777T John Meisch, ■V h*rs )fara ago front was engaged in ie buslnesa Ideas'plus the methods Sanfonl growers made hia success ip the growing of winter vegetables and hia dnjpjitnvint* in Ban ford real estate have made him a fortune. He s£eadfaatly believes th at no' place on earth offers as m any good invest­ ments^ as Sanfopt) and he bkeked his eif county commissioner! and his m o n­ ey and hla time Is given freely to »vrry movement-for the upbuilding of the city and tho county and the state. The new Meisch building will htsnd as a monument to hla energy and faith and hla spirit of pTOgresaivencss. The Moiacjt building (a 107x100 MEISCH nUILDING, 8ANKOHD, FLORIDA fret and Is'buIR on part of the land formerly occupied by the old Sanford senship and Hanford,people now think House on F irs t' sl*M>^ Mr, Melach pie sit up and take .notice for It is ope and every part of the structure Is upthey own M essrs., Ross and Mclvcr o f' the best constructed buildings in to-date .In every respect The build­ purchased the le t g t 'a price that set the pace fo r building 'lo ts several the state. The fundatlons were made ing has a reinforced concrete frame since they arc working on the MUshe years ago and that! proceeded to erect of sufficient strength to stand a six faced In front with tapestry brick and Thvatro and hnvo been here for many l building thht again made the poo- story building and tho plans are made Arnold ooismontal stone. Tho show months, ... faith several years ago by buying all fo r .four more stories as soon as tho metal ceilings and are Illuminated Those Who Occupy the nulMIng the real ehtats, houses and lots and city demands more office rooms and w ith . electric lights separately con­ The five store rooms of tho now buslnesa blocka of the Drew Invest­ when that time comes John Meisch trolled from each store making a Meisch building are occupied by tho ment Company^ft^d scJUnr them to can be depended upon to traUd them. a brilliant Illumination at night and Lu-Beth Cafeteria, tho Hanford Shoe gpople w ho’vrantfd. them. The San­ Thu bulging Is In the center of the one of the most attractive store fronts * Clothing Company, tho ‘ I’igglyford Investment 'Company also owns city am! borders oh the government to lie found li) the plate. Wlggly Stores, Hunt's Pharmacy and the Bishop ’Blocks, Ufa d n e two story lot th at contains the postoffico giving The second floor Is a marvel of Baumcl’s Specialty* Shop— nil of whom business block St the'corner of First the cast side of the building an open neatness and Hho workmanship and conduct up-to-date stores and keep street and Pshpetto avenue. John space. There are five store rooms the big ides fo r the offices was to them neat and clean in keoplng with Meisch Is slto ehplnnan of the board and thirty-two offices in tha building give them plenty o f light and ventila­ tho fine now building that they occuM •• W ***v*' 'W *£•.* I tion. An open court in. the center of the building gives the skylights for 4the. store rooms and the court makes ‘it possible for the entire building to have plenty of light during tho day and makea all tho offices outsldo of­ fices. Some space was lost by tho court but the building was made nil the better for It and this court will be continued'on up tho. additional fo u r stories when built giving the entire building the light and ventilation so much .to be desired In all buildings of modem Construction. The second floor is given over to offices'end they are well constructed end give the tenants everything need­ ed in the wsy of convenience and mod­ ern equipment. Fire escapes.qpen in the back' and tho janitor scrVico la made better by a Janitor's room in which all the junk th at collects In buildings can be stored sway frotrf the sight of the tenants and the pub­ lic generally. In fact everything in the Meisch building is built with the idea of neatness, cleanliness and san­ itation and health and the offices show I t The occupants of the offices are given in another part of this Is­ sue and they are all just like a hnppy family for they arc In lovo with their borne and It is like a home to them and their clients. One of the features of the new Meisch building is tho fire protection afforded by tho Globe Automatic Sprinkler- System installed a t some expense but once installed an abso­ lute protection to tho entire building top and bottom. The minute a fire sta rts in any part of the building the sprinklers open with the heat and a deluge of w ater is thrown(on tho firo J. ' - r * U -i V. a t any tim e of the day or night. This system saves about two-thirds of tho insurance rales and is a great asset to the tenants of the building as they reap the benefit from the fire protec­ tion, . \ , ji I A description of the building would be complete without a brief men­ tion of tho contractor and his oUe as­ sistants, R. J, Gallesplc, knotpi to all his friends and associates as Bob Galire pie, is tj>e contractor, and bis home office is a t Jacksonville whore he had built soma qf the big one* and hla work ail over the state speaks for Itseif, G. B. Row, one of his assistants. D r. tt. M. Mason, Dentist, Sanford Generally wiF? lip r Dr. G. 8. Selman, Rye, E ar, tyose and Throat, Rooms 285-232, Among the attorneys occupying the new building a rt Theatford 4 Wilk­ inson. The Hutton Engineering Company also occupy a fine office here while they are e’n gaged Jn paving Sanford. Pirssa That Supplied the Materials • One of the requisites of the nturf Jdi'Wrh building waa that everything’ J ji ' j that could be puruhasad In Sanford am • j should bo purchased hens and this rule' ^ ^ ’ 'w as a d o re d to us closely as possible ( ns John Moisrh wanted the money left ! in Sanford. That local people wetu Bj ' able to supply the demand speaka i " I volumes for Sanfonl buslnesa men and « D the new building in every p art of the j •; furnishings speaks for Itself.. Among 3§H ™ ' oc*l people and those out of tovfn ■ dE ^ J are the following: ~ * i linker A Holmes, uf Jacksonville, ;i < | furnished the cem ent,.sand, gravel? . , / | and steel used In the building. - ■ W.111. Talley, the well known arehl* , |j tre t of lakeland drew the plana oft . this modern building and much of the r success is duo to his efforts to have, '1 'll l"1"! strictly according to specif}-' cations and O. W. Talley, waa on the Job continuously while the huildtng wns In procesa of construction. Good buildings deserve good hard­ ware says the llall Hardware Com* HraBlMM • , pany, of this city, In their advertise-. -■ - > — - ment today and this firm furnished all the finishing hardware In the new » Meisch building. ■■■; ■ .............. 7-s s Tttla firm also furnished all the They have their advertisements paint used on tho Meisch building. John 8. Graham,' of Jacksonville, did the plastering and stucco work and It la done Just as these honest Scots do all their work—conscient­ iously and well and their work has added greatly to the appearance of the building. Of course the roof on the new. Meisch building Is a B arrett Specifi­ cation Roof bonded for twenty years and it looks as though It would be good for forty. Applied by James Ramsey, of Jacksonville. Lee Brothers, of this city, are proud iOatlMM* m fas* KithI) GOOD BUILDINGS ssS ss DESER VE '' In the fact that the.Lumber used in the construction of - the Meisch Building was furnished by us. If we could furnish this building with its finishing hardware in competition with Materials for the Home or ing in Lumber Building that you are planning the whole state, why can't we furnish new building of yours? See Us Before You Buy Lumber and Supplies Glady Sub mi Request < AN INSPECTION OF THE FINISHING HARDWARE THIS BUILDING WILL CONVINCE YOJL �To take this opportunity to announce that we • i v is r I were awarded the bid for all of the laths and the famous Acme Plaster and part of the lumber and sand that went into the construction of the New Meisch Building, which is a credit to our city. Everything for building from Skyscraper. garage to a LUMBER COMPANY \ THE HOUSE -OF QUALITY AND SERVICE •* PHONE 135 t Corner Myrtle Avenue and Third Street—Sanford, Fla v tre equal* to the occasion and their work is thfrrc to* show to t It. They furnished 'all the plumbing and fix* turts. ■ 1 The ‘‘P eninsular Electric Company oi this city; dill all the electric wiring and furn itW l all the electrical fix­ tures for'Uie riew Mcisch‘building hnd the fixtures are of the very latest types of.dfirirg nnd lighting. The' C prttr, Lumber Co., of Sanford, had a big jSb>ln furnishing the lumber for Ibis big building for it came a t 'a .time when freights were slow moving, the railroad strike was on and that the lumber was forthcoming is proof t>f the fact th at Carter can supply tho goods even under great difficulties. The Hill Lumber Company, of this city, were awarded the contract for the laths, the famous Acme piaster and part of the lumber and sand that went into the construction. The old rcliablo Hill Company was there ns usual. In today's Issue for the Mcisch building you will sec the directory of drntists nnd doctors. Dr. Mnson, the oldest dentist In the city, opened his offices in Sanford, June 1, 189G, nnd has been practising In Hanford con­ tinuously since this time. He hns one of the bent equipped offices in the city. Dr.' Ben Caswell, dentist, with his offices in the Moloch building, has the finest cquipnrent to be found any­ where in this section and with this equipment and his experience can give you tho best of service. X-Ray and Radium In Sanford I t ia a m atter of which Sanford may well be proud, that It has, In the jdulsch building, one of the most com­ plete and up-to-dntc X-Ray nnd Rad­ ium laboratories in the state. Indeed, Sanford is one of the five only cities in the state where radium treatm ents tuny bo obtained, the oth­ er four being Pensacola, Jacksonville, Tampa and Miami. Aa la well-known, Radium nn<\ XRays are accepted ns being the m«Bt powerful agents thnt are known to­ day, th a t are bcnofidnl in the tre a t­ ment of cancer. Heretofore It hns been neceapnry to send pntients de­ siring this class of treatm ent to Bal­ timore, Philadelphia nnd New York, at greatr oxpensc and inconvenience, but now- th at U can be obtained in Hnnford, it will be the.m eans of re­ lieving a great many enses who could not otherwise afford to avail them­ selves of it at,,all. Six roqms in the Mcisch building nre taken up with the equipment and apparatus, required for the various electrical and X-Ray trcntm rnts thnt nre available, making one bf th'fc rtfrtkt completely equipped offices in the state, if not Ip the entire south. To say that all of the Plumbing and v ; ' ... the installation of the Plumbing ' *« Fixtures was done by Us See Us before you have your Plumb­ ing or Tinning Done. We will save you money PLUMBING AND TINNING Phone 109 West First Street Sanford, Fla Wilson & Toomcr ■ Have Representative In ganford Now In the fact that we were awarded the con­ tract for the Electrical Wiring and the v Electrical Fixture^ in the new MeiHch V Building:. We will be glad to furniMh estimates on any Electrical job. See us before you let your Contract ... An'announcement in yesterday's Herald stated that Wilson & Toomer would now hare n representative here in the person of Joseph Frankcnburg, who will have charge of the business in the Hanford section. It is unnecessary to any anything about tho Wilson &. Toomer Fertiliser Co. For ninny yenra they have maintained an agency bore nnd huve bail a ware­ house under the management of Al­ len Scott for the post year but the business has grown to sueh propor­ tions that it was made necessary to again have n local agent ns well as a warehouse manager and Mr, Frnnkcnburg eomcp to Hanford not only with the Idea of id lin g fertilisers hut also with tho view of assisting the growers In every way possible ns he has made a study of crops nnd fertil­ isers and has had many years of ex­ perience. Watch the Herald for fu­ ture announcements o fthe old re­ liable Wilson £ Toomer Fertilizer Company. We are proud of the fact that we were awarded the contract for the Meisch Building just com­ pleted by Us, and we are also glad to state that this is one of the finest buildings ever erected in Sanford, the City Substantial. llKI.HGATKS TO EXCHANGE CLUB TUBES, ELECTRICAL APPLIANC S, FANS, VACUUM CLEANERS, WASHING MACHINES, MOTORS MIAMI, July fl.—South Florida delegates to tho national convention of Exchungo Clubs to bo hold in SpViiiKfldd, Mass., .SfptrmlM-r lit, 25, und 2<I, were urged to endeavor to get membership on the board of directors nnd to go a fter the next con­ vention by ) w d V. Wright, assistant iiatiouul,secretary, in a talk to tho local Exchange club. Miami is tho “daddy" o fM g h t other Exchange cI u Im in the state, ho pointed out, and should have representation .on the directorate. WE GLADLY SUBMIT BIDS ON CONSTRUCTION UPON REQUEST HTKAV'RKRRY CROWERS SETTING I'LANTS 112 Magnolia Avenue Sanford* Florida TAMI'A, Fla., July it.—Strawberry growers In Hillsboro county aro be­ ginning to set plants, according to a report tWude1by U. T. Kelly, county farm agent. Preparations are being made another record-breaking season, , AFROJ^TED ju S T IC B OF PEACE GENERAL CONTRACTOR JACKSONVILLE, FLOR’ TALLAHASSEE, July 3.—W. T. Conley, Jr., haa been appolned by the governor, to be Justice of peace for Okeechobee county, • tj*’ . �terest athong government official* and lead res in the lumber industry. Although none of the product has been marketed, official* of the Na­ tional Lumber M anufacturers asso­ ciation declare, th at testa already made o f a synthetic composition pro­ duced by Minnesota' lumber interests show it possessed many qualities ON THE NEW MEISCH BUILDING WHICH «■ LENDS A GRANt) ABEARANCE a B. D. 'CASWELL, Rooms 214, 216 WE|ARE PLEASED TO HAVE OUR OFFICE IN THIS FINE BUILDING. DENTIST j . t : j )e n t o n , m . d m Rooms 206, 207, 208 OBSTETRICS AND INTERNAL MEDICINE W, T. LANGLEY, M. D....... Rooms 200,202,204 SURGERY AND INTERNAL MEDICINE C. J. MARSHALL, M. D....... Rooms 211,213,218, 220,222,224 RADIUM, X-RAY AND ELECTROTHERAPY R. M. MASON, Rooms 226.228 DENTIST G. S. SELMAN, M. D.,-------------- Rooms 230,232 EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT oliitionise the entire lumber industry. Aside from utilising the present groat jyaste in converting trees Into usable lumber, they say, it presents a solu­ tion to the m anufacturer’s problem of finding sufficient material in the country’s rapidly diminishing timber resources. '•yv' From the time the standing tree is turned by the sawmill into plants siui 5 boards and applied In construction, from 0G to 66 per cent KlSibccn waatcd. This includes atumps, chips, bark ■ and branches, plank and log trimS Imings and a huge amount of sawdust. J The new method will use all of this. « Already $760,000 have been spent a in experimental work In this .dlroc■ tlon by the Weyerhaeuser lumber in■ torcsts in Minnesota- Their expcrl* ments arc said to have, been undcr■ I taken, largely because one of the ■ chief obstacles encountered by lum■ jher manufacturcra is the competition ■ of paper manufacturers, who can use a young trees unsuitable for lumber a purposes. This is especially Impora tant In the Lake stales, where pulp ■ mills so competo with sawmills as to ■ make it practically certain that very ■ little saw timber will be grown coma mcrcialiy under present condition*. Timber owner* And th at In from IB _ to 20 years they can grow crops of ■ spruce that will be suitable for the puln and. (taper mills, whereas it _J would take from liO lo I0O years to grow a crop th at would meet tho requirementa of tho lumberman. According to the manufacturer*’ association, teats havc-vhuwrt tho a rti­ ficial lumber to h av e,);satisfacto ry tensile strength and to be capable of being sawed, planed aim nulled, so that the products lacks only the charm of the grain effects of natural wood. Officials of tho forestry servIce, while declaring they had not yet been assured tho strength of the prtlfleial boards equals that of tho natu­ ral ones, believe they would be use­ ful for many purposes. One of their atron gpolnts, it is said a t tho fores­ try %crvlce, 1* their waterproof qual­ ities and Insulation against heat and cold. 8 V ENGINEERING PAVING WHEN BETTER ROADS ARE BUILT HUTTON WILL BUILD THEM. H UTTON Engineering Company •- » "ftf '** , "*, t , OFFICE—NEW MEISCH BUILDING SANFORD, FLORIDA 8 S THE GLORIOUS \ d l l .o v e r t h e Reports Fifteen Lynching^ in U. S Past Six Months And we are glad to say that we are located in the New Meiseh Building with the only Cafeteria in Seminole County ' SPECIAL We will serve an extraordinary, fine dinner to­ morrow for your pleasure. To be a pefect and happy Fourth of July, dine with us. m r IfoOL ■-*. - • CLEAN ,i a p p e t iz in g MOBILE, Ala., July 2.—In tho first six months of 1923, ending Juno 30, there were fifteen lynching* in tho U. £. Arordln gto the records compiled by tno Tuskegce, Ala., Normal and Industrial Institute. Thla la fifteen less than the number, thirty, for tho first aix months of 1921. Of those lyiKhcd, two wero white* and thirteen were negroes. One of the U tter was a woman. One of those put to death waa charged with tM crime of rape. Tho other offense* charged wore m urder, 2; kilting offic­ ers of tho law, 2; wounding officer of the law, 2; no charge reported, 2; as­ sisting .man charged with rape to e*~ cape, i) trying to pass for white, 1; resisting posse searching for man charged with rape, 1| participating In depredations connected with rail­ road strike, 1; rattle stealing, 1} try ­ ing to act like a white man and not cnowing .his place, 1. . . The state* In which lynching* orcurrvd and the number In t«acb- «l*t« are as follow*: Arkansas, 1} Florida, 7; Georgia, 2{ Louisiana, 1; Miaalaalpi, 2; Missouri, 1| Texas, 1,.( L. A, MORGAN 1’KEfllpENT FOLK C o l o u r FAIR BARTOW, July a.—U A. Morgan, of F o rt Meade, has been named pr»ald.nl .of the Polk County M r Aaaowho resin o f private 1 T^T\ ____\ I U ' m \, ILLJ ( i t* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 03, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1226ea532a06bd715056df5857b337a3.pdf d99c4255ec3b92abe1f6346706e27892 PDF Text Text ;t v e g e t a b l e s e c t io n IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREA SANFORD, FLOftlPA, MONDAY, JULY 2,1923 The Herald office takes two days In the year for Tacationa —Christmas and thd Fourth of .July. Wc Uke these days be­ cause almost every other lbuslne$a bouse in Ike city takes them and there is no need to keep openor get out'a paper. Another reason Is that we think our force needs two diy* In the year for a day off. Therefore there will bo no Dally Herald Issued on Wednesday of this week and all subscribers and advertisers will be governed accordingly. This will prtobMbly b<J the last time the Fourth is taken as a holiday for the next year Sanford will have a big celebration and bring all the people hero. GOVERNMENT WILL EN FORCE 3-MILE LIMIT TO THE LETTER HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. .Is Given on Attitude Taken by Lord Curzon Lost Saturday in Parliament IBr T h e A M t r la t r i l ’ rr«> ) NEW YORK, July 2—Handicapped by the hordes of immigrants aboard the ocean linen which reached quar­ antine, officials of tho treasury de­ partment wero working overtime last night, checking up the liquor supplies aboard the ships. Three vessels were known to hnvc quantities of liquor aboard under seal as "medicinal supplies." The liner Paris brought the larg­ est supply, part of which only was under French seal. All beverage liquors were consummed on the Stockholm before she reached the three mile Pmit, but some waa under seal for the castwnrd voyage. The scaled stores aboard the Aqultanis were broken into several days ago when ail the beverage* at the ship her were consumed and the re­ servesupply was called out. The lin­ er, however, saved quite an assort­ ment for tho eastward trip. Government officials, it was said, broke Uw seals aboard the three ships and wiU formally seize all Pq\>ur exceeding the prescribed medlclnaj jntpply When tho ship manifest* a r e ' presented at the custom* house. DeViscaya’s Car Turns Over on Hair Pin Curve Mlj TSr Auorlatrd I'rraa) TOURS, France, July 2.—Fifteen persons were injured when a Dovlscayn car in the automobile grand prix failed to, mnko the hnirp'n turn on the first round today. The car hook­ ed it* rear wheel on the post and swung against the fence, then ran into a tree, meantime sideswlping a crowd. Three children had their skulls fractured, one woman had both legs broken. . Forty Arc Injured on Two Car Train Near Niagara Falls High Speed Lino Runs Into Open Switch. (It, T 1<r A M w U l r l P rru l BUFFALO, July 2.—Forty persons were injured and several probably fatally, when two-cnr train on tho Niagara Falla High Speed Line of International Railway Company, ran into an open switch at northern city limits, of Tonawandn this moridpg, Both car* went Into the ditch the first turning completely over. DEADLY 8ARQTAGR OF «1 MANS .FOLLOWED BY UKI GIAN AND FRENCH RKPKIHALS. JUDOV. McMUl.LRN ANNOUNCES front as focal point of reparations COURT WILL UK HELD ANI) struggle between Germany and nllics, CASK PROCEED AS USUAL. whilo allied differences in policy to. ward Germany are threshed out dip­ lomatically in London, Paris sml Brussels. Deadly sabotage by' the Germans such as Saturday’s bombing of Belgian troop t in lias been followed by I10U1* Belgian and French reprisals. Tho great Krupp* works at Essen has been occupied In whole o rpart by French. Belgians are seising hostage* and preparing for program that may impoac penalties of most drastic nature. Additional [Qiyp. ora. being .occupied by .French Six Liquor Bandits Invaded Chicago Home, and Robbed Liquor ELEVEN MILLION FOUR HUN DRF.D AND TWELVE THOUHAND BALKS (Ilf Tl»r Block Valued at Fifteen Thousand Dollars Stolen. FRENCH OFFICER FC THEM AND WITHDKI THE FUSE OF ONE passed all too quickly. President Knight called upon Will Carpenter to invoke the divine blessing and after several songs read an excellent article in the Rotary Bulletin In regard to “What Rotary Is and Is Not" and It brought out somo most excellent points on what the individual Rotarian owed to hia city and his country and hia club. After the usual business routine President Kinght turned tho gnvcl over to R. J. Holly for fifteen minutes of special stuff and as luck would havo it Dean Adcock, the beloved pas­ tor of tho Baptist church, of Orlando, was present and ho was drafted Into service by tho chairman and In his usuni happy vein gave n few minute* of reminiscence* of Florida and hi* visit to other states in which he always tells about Florida. Doan concluded by saying Hint then* was no boundary lines in all of Florida and we should strive to build up the entire state without nny reference to any particu­ lar spot since all Florida was better than any other state In tho union. Chairman Holly then called upon ouch member to state one tiling that in his estimation would help to build up Sanford ami tho Hntarinn* rosponded to a man giving the following very good suggestions that would benefit our city and mnko it bigger and better: More homos. Join Chamber of Commerce. Bulkhead around tho Iqkc. Roost all the tlmo—no knocking. Soft water. Advertise In Sanford Ittrald. Improving resources nature has given us. 1 , Tourist Hotel. When n man Is given a job—do it. More co-operation among tho citi­ zens. . More homes nnd co-operation. ' Co-operation for more tourist*. Waterfront development nnd civic center. ^ Paint up houses anil fix the lawns. Every citizen nnd civic organlza- (II, Tkf A»»(MPli«lr«l I'ffMt CHICAGO, July 2.—Six liquor bandits .Invnded tho h6mo of II. T. Hollingshcad, prominent business man. lockrd Mrs. Hollingshcad and her daughter and two servants In a Bulkhead a n d 'co-operation of citi­ closet and robbod the house of liquor valued, according to police at $16,000. sena. Co-operation nnd good fellowship of tlon He declared ho mude the lat­ citlscns. All during the talks tho messenger ter to read malaria on a burial per­ hoy brought in telegram* to different mit In order not to embarrass Tabert’s family, but admitted that at members touching upon some part of the time he did not know the youth their life and making laughablo suggestiona about their conduct nnd they had relatives. were all signed by fake person* and Inquiry into tho record* of the association* and they brought out sate hoard of health by tho legisla­ many laughs. tors showed no burisl permit for TaIt was decided at the meeting to bert had been recorded nnd the state play the Klwanls Club at a big game had no other official record of his of baso ball on July 10th in answer to death. The board of state medical u communication from Secretary H. M. examiner* was then requested to In- Lloyd, of the Kiwanl* Club and ev­ vcstigatci Dr*. Jones* record. ery member of the two clubs ha* Inasmuch as aisle witnesses have promised to play at least ono Inning testified Tabert received more than If they can last that long. This game fifty licks with a aeven and one-half will be some Interesting sight and the ambulance will bo in attendance at tho gamo to haul off tho dead and wounded. Several other matters of Interest to the club and to the city were taken up and dlscussefi and with the closing srngs the Rotarian* dispersed to their rrc«»l WASHINGTON, July 2. — This year’s cotton crop was forecast at 11,412,000 bales today by tho Depart­ ment of Agriculture. The forecast is based on the condition of tho crop on Juno 26th which was 09 and 0/10 per cent normal and on preliminary esti­ mate of area under cultivation at tho time which was thirty-eight million, two hundred anil eighty-seven thous­ and acres or 12 and 6/10 per cent more .than last year’s area on that date. Florida acreage estimated one hundred and seventy-one thousand acre* with condition of sixty-five per prove of too policy, ai pose obstacles, (and ono of tho ch'cf difficulties In making effective the law is IU proximity to foreign ter­ ritory and tho use of the waters along our coast), a basis might bo to*U for some legislative action, if that i* needed, , relieving against drasric steps respecting ships, their stores isftd^auppUea, not engaged in illegal traffic.. , "When the three mile limit, was, by common consent, fixed years ago it was reaaonable and afforded pro­ tection. Much progress has sine* been made In every ’ direction, and none In any equal to that in the elimination of space and distance. Twclvf miles today would scarcely be equal to three miles, for all the purposes and effect, of that limit when that ttas consented to. “th e people of the United State, amended their' constitution to pro­ hibit th* transportation of Intoxicat­ ing liquor, for beverage>purpose* in inters tat* and foreign commerce. Congress passed » law carrying into effect the provision* of that amend­ ment That law ha. bean construed by the supreme court of the united State*. User* l* m» olber cour** open to Urn government, but to anforce the law a* It SPECIAL STUFF ANb SONGS AND GOOD THINR8 FOR flANFORD WBRR ORDER Ot* t ll E DAY Inlr. I'm u l DUBLIN, July 2.—Retrial of suit brought by Richard Crokcr, Jr., con­ testing the will of his father, one time Tammany Hall chieftain haa been denied. This verdict recently returned in favor of Mr*. Bute Crocker, widow, as sole legatee is upheld. how ho was alleged to have been forced to whip Tabert after the Da­ kotan had been reported by his guard three timee for failing to work. Ur. T. Capers Jones, Putnam Lum­ ber Company's camp physician, to ex­ pected to testify that Tabert’* death ttas due to pneumonia, with a social disease complication; that be ex­ amined Tabcrt’s bod*, and -found no signs of tosh bruises, nor did the Dakoton make any mention of i t ‘ The camp physciian was one of the principal witnesses appearing before the legislative Investigating-commitHe told tbs investigators *penumonto was tbs primary cause of death, with a social disease tompllca- The atajte dosed ita ease Friday, after introdudag‘evidence Unding (o shqw Tabert. received from fifty to U2 lick*. Saturday the defense pre­ sented tcetimony lending to Impeach those witnesses. Several witnesses testified that the characters of J. W. Jackson. J. M. tyaoa, WaiUr Lylea and Graham Ward, were bad and that they could not be believed on oath. Moat of the defense witness** were employe* or former employe* of the Putnam Lumber Company, and on* Rufua Walker, ah ores trader, after doctoring he would not believe Tyson on oath, admitted to state counsel he had been convicted for bootlegging. Re wee asked no more question* by either aide. . Dnmtlc PcnnlUen Will Be la p cd Upon Germans by tho _ French Officials ( I U r T S r A a M v t a t f* f f W * ! COBLENZ. July 2^-Two Ui bombs wore found at the entrant* Mnyenco tunnel today. One wplod with alight damage. The fttaa a withdrawn from tho other In tint*. French artillery officer. t Frai authorities havo ordered street tr fic restrictions and penalties in ot! forms imposed upon Mayene*. C officials will also be held respdttai! for the occurrence. Illy Tfce A uw lsIH , WASHINGTON, July 2.-N cw commodity rates try railroad* to af­ fect freight traffic to and from points In the southeast en and after July 1 havo been allotted to become' effective by interstate commission despite protests (lied* by Southern Traffic league and other organisa­ tions. Protests askotl commission to prevent the rates becoming effective until investigation could In* made and BHRLIN, July 2^-Krupp worki charged new schedules would involve Essen, was partially occupied Increases in freight* generally, but French yesterday, according to 1 the commission dehied this. sen dispatch to Zeilung Am Mitt and work ceased In tho departmai affected. Mailing List of Sanford Herald Paid in Advance Only Subscribers Paid In Advance Will Get Paper Throunh Mail. Tho mailing list of the Sanford Herald today goes on n strictly paid in advanco basis. Only subscribers whoso subscription* havo been paid in advance will recflvv .copies of this paper through the malls. Hinco the notice* was published In The Herald several days ago many people hnvc eulled and paid up. Only u few hnvc not made payment. By paying for their paper in ad­ vance subscribers are entitled to a special subscription rate of $0.00 for one year or $.'1,00 for six months. Mcisch Building Spec­ ial Edition Tomorrow The Daily Hcrnjd will issues special edition for the pew Meisch building tomorrow and the picture of this fine new business block nnd write up of tho various occupants will be given in this issue. Anyone wanting extra copies will havo to place their order for same tomorrow morning before twelva o'clock as they can not be ob­ tained after tho paper is out. Good chance to advertlso your city by sending out some of theso copies. ESSEN, July 2. -The penalties I posed because of the Duisburg bon explosion which killed ten Belgfl soldiers and injured 43 other pereot were announced yesterday at Frew headquarters. They affect ail tl Ruhr and Rhineland and include tl closing of the frontier aa ordered ] the Rhineland commission. Intent ban tramway aerv'eo In the Rohr placed back on a normal baaia i prior to tho occupation. Since passive' resistance was l nuguratod by thd Germans and tl seizure of all1railroads by the Frew tho intsrurban street car lilies ha1 been jammer! day and night wi passenger* and freight. The send hss been more than doubled s'n the occupation, the car* transport!! moll, merchandise and even coi General DeGou lie's new deer obliges the Germans to reduce .tl service to conditiohu existing a yvi ago, and infraction of tho new ord by officials is punishable by' ft years' imprisonment and one hundr Immigrations Storm Ellis Island But Only 1,000 Are Admitted NEW YORK, July 2.—Ellis Island, facing Its greatest onslaught of Im­ migrants since tho enactment of the three per rent law by congress, was a place of happiness today aa wouldbe citisena with fuw exceptions were quickly passed for entry into the United Slates. Medical and immigration Inspectors working until nightfall scanned tho aterams of humanity takon to the Is­ land from our of the eloven ocean liners anchored at quarantine. More than 1JW0 of tho 2,074 alien* arriv­ ing at the island, it was estimated. were permitted to go to New York. Tho July quotas for various na­ tionalities, which had haunted the aliens aa they speeded across the ocean and waited aboard ship* to dash for quarantine on.the stroke of midnight, were not reached during the day at Ellis Island. Quotas for Greece and a number of smaller na­ tionalities ware expected, however, to b* Ailed today. ‘ i. ' and other property In ease of ful attempts and that the Dulab community and tha ralch are held sponsible for Indemnities which be exacted In behalf -of the faro of the Belgian victims of yaoterd bomb outrage. Aaother Garmad Killed. A German was killed last nigh Merten, for disregarding tha- eui order. French troops' have seized four mines of the Fr*der**k the G group, belonging lb Hugo Stlnm LONDON, July *.-T he of Frankfort oh the edge of bridge-head now to surroc occupied territory through * miltary move* being compIaM Americans and Turk® off from unoccupied Germany; Completing the Treaty nogneed in latest advice*. . Will Renew Relations north In Ruhr French cava!r, occupied Behwerto, Beer Arne* LAUSANNE. July 2.—Tho Ameri­ the Ruhr and other troop* art can and Turkish delegates have ap­ way to Hagen in tha same m pointed a drafting committee, which 1* compiling U>* final text of the Tho Dally Herald calling attention to the special for ileuses of the new treaty already paper ©a Wednssdi agreed upon. The exchange of views tomorrow (Tutsda/) In order that all torn local holiday fo may stork up Tueeday and take the continues on the clauses not y«t w i­ lled. •' Fourth for a vacation. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JU N £$Q , _ * * h — — i—3» * PAGE SIX * h *■ w n w f * m ’ ’The gentle‘raTrfa continue. bVcsh Shrimp Cocktail t . il A. I . . KNTHF.K • ' . Rea Rasa «u Gratin .ROABTH Roaat Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce RTABLE8 . Maailed In Cream I < K K« Asparagus Tips , . SALAD f. ■* | Fruit Gelatine with Whipped Cream Ice CAam and Cake Green Apple Pie Mints i The Lu*Beth Cafeteria will serve a special Sunday dinner tomorrow. Wha{ la the use of cooking a bljr Sunday dinner when yoq can get what you want at fho Lu-Bcfh Juat like you can got In your own home—and no trouble to you. Rpnd the excellent menu in this Issue. . Young Turkey, Ccleiy Um»ing, Cranberry Sauce I^ftne Rlbe of Peaf: . ^ *i Automobile dumber todajr and. you enn get all th i Information yog want­ on cars o fall kinds. Celery j*. 'J ' SOUP * . " .\ ' , Chicken Soup with Noodle# . * .9 , ... ;* t, o - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE * SERVICE SUNDAY, JUI.Y 1, 102.1 Subject: * . , "CHRISTIAN .SCIENCE.” Church Sctyice 10:43 A- "V Services, will be held In tho Palm Koom of tlje Valdei Hotel. • All nrc WELCOME. . TALLAHASSEE, June JO.—Attor­ ney General Buford tqday denied re­ ports that he will be an applicant for circuit judgeship of the fourteenth juiticja! circuit, to succeed Judge C. |. .WJJsop, who died recently. > « tle * « f A ppl.lraM on fo r T a« H rM I'M*r Hrrilnn 3T# "f Ike Uraersl a n f i n i r * fir •<*»* *>t N..IICP Is hereby Uivln that. o. B. I.nVlii>.\* tiuralinser of Tnx t.rr|lnpale No. Sis. iiau.l ill* fit it .lay of June A. t>. ran. bus fried said rertinrat^ in my d/flre. and Inis muds apldlcallon for Tax Deed t« Issue In necontane* with . law. Hnl.1 certificate enllinireii tl.r following d-scrlbisl property situni ml In Seminole County. Florida, towit: l«* Is I*, IS. I«. and IT. Hrtdiey.a \ <1.1It lot. to l.oniiwnod. Tl.r said land Chicken soup with noodles—ain’t that jpreqt—and young turkey and young larpb and othc rthinga that yoq , want at tho Seminole Cafe tomorrow, i Your Sunday dinner nt the Seminole • la always juat right and the service is | t|)e best In the city. See the menu in this issue. C®**0 •or Florida: Fair to it and Sunday. /. , n tr AVOID TH — T O N I G H T ^ hurt io bail I could, hardly atoop” . write? Frank Richardson, Perry. 0«or-1 MILTON SHLs Bin. "Tried Foley Kidney Pills andj got relief.” Backache, rheumatic. r ains, tired feeling, dull headache, tooj frequent urination, discolored or; strong odor are aypiptoms of Kidney and Bladder disorders and demand prompt treatment. Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief. Refuse sub­ stitutes. Insist upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.—Adv. It makea two big fine nppc*i appeal to give the kids . rh„ The Herald for first claaa Job work, give tho fellow who has been a chance to come up; arKj t peal to the American prop A FIVE DOLLAR BILL 'give the ex-service men thri. Takes an Electric Fan Added attraction, Reduction in Prices of PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIRES AND TUBES International News Only one dsy old F. P. HINES tor. Palmetto Ave. Speer’s Monday nnd Tuesday Sale advertised in this issue will take your eye for they are closing out the very things you have been wanting so long —■ilk dresses, voilo dresses, colored umbrellas, and bathing suits to cele­ brate bathing suit week. See the ad­ vertisement today nnd attend the sale at Speer's. Phone 431-J A CHEERFUL WELCOMp AWAITS YOU THE SCRAP IRON CI.A88 Tho Scrap lion Class will have ns Ite speaker tomorrow morning, Supt. T. L. Dumas, of the Atlantic Coast Line. Captain Dumas) as he is fam­ iliarly known, delivers n real messnge when he makes a speech and It will be worth your while to conic out and orida Lady Wm in a Miserable TWO THOUSAND MORE PEO­ hear. him. Let’s have a big crowd MrV FRED PA MUCK, florifity Editor Condition, But Says She Fonnil PLE SHOULD ATTEND S. 8. and givo the genial captain a cordial /j.PAqn* JH7-W .. . Cardui Helpful, and ACCORDING TO STATISTICS If m kav * an y lrl*»»«Jf *!*»«•« r * " greeting. Princess Theatre, 0:5<J n. —If y oa ar* ( a l a r aaV w kar* e a m la a in. kaat*. a r If yow .ar* r a l e r l a l a l a a , w rlfr Mrs. Newell, sr., returned from Ora p o sta l c a rd 4* Ib is fieparU aeaf. filv ls a fielajU , a r I r lr p h a a a i t * * - I* .w ill Iniuln where Rhe tins Imth the guest AlthiL Fla.—In explaining how the k* gfrailr ayarraUiud-, ■ • ■ i.f her sister, Mrs. Bailey, who ncEUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. found Cardui so helpful during change of companietl her home Sunday. . file, Mrs. Ella M. Bailey, of Route 2, this CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE SOCIAL CALENDAR place, said: Mr. Mind Mrs. Pope Washington, * a lt ..ia a lf S M S /1 i t lir a * AM H H Mrs. Newell nnd boys motored to Paul IJike was a business visitor in Duytonn Bench Inst Wednesday. KUelmmto Thursday evening. 8KAIIRBE2& Mrs. Bill Ratcher and children re­ FLORIDA lumed from Dunedin Monday where J. b! Lopax, of Daytona Bench • *' ' i they were the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. ■pent tho day hero yunterday attend­ One Block from Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. Summer rates Louis Kntznilngcr for the past two ing to business, —Room, $1 per day nnd up; $5 per week and up. Special weeks. week-end rates.-------- 4-----Every room has running water. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dinkel motor­ B. B. Jernlgan, who Is with the A. C L. Ry., Is in the city on a business ed to Deleon Springs Sunday. mission. E. W. Dickson motored up from Winter Haven for the week end. Miss Elisabeth Smith, of Madison Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Lane of Snnfor.l JERGEN’S KING COCOA llardwatcr SOAP |» the attractive guest of Mr#. J. G. wcic railing on friends in town Sun­ .Sharon at lu*r borne on Tenth street. day afternoon. ; Special $1.00 Dozen Mrs. Ilovvnrd Stuart nnd little son Jap Rose Soap, for the hair, complexion and Latli. Special, do:, til Hairy Kent and Emmet Hunt were left Monday night for their home in FIR8T BAPTIST CHURCH. business visitors in Umatilla Inst ev­ New Keningson, Pa., after spending Sunday school 11:10 ti. m. ening. . some time with Mrs. Stuart's parents, The First Baptist Sunday school Mra. Raymond Key and baby, Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Qnorgo Stuart. has challenged the Ninth Avenue Phone .325GAortfe Klee and Mrs. A. I). Key leave lJuptist .Sunday school of Charlotte,. NOTICE! tomorrow for Daytona Beach where N. C., for n membership contest. The they pill spend tho summer. Ninth Avenue church has n memThe City Assessment Roll will l»o hershlp of more than eight hundred. Miss Bernice Austin returned home submitted to the Equalizing Board for Every member of the First -Baptist last evening from a two w ee k s s ta y approval on Monday, July Ulh, 102.1, church should be present tomorrow with ,friends and relatives in Geor­ at :30 p. m. nt the City Hall. All morning. Members, bring your iiersons desiring to have corrections friends, nhd see ho wthe contest g ia , < .. niude In regard to their property are opens. Mr#.. If. C. Dultosc and fnmily left required to file petition with the City Morning worship and sermon nt Wednesday In their car for Center- Clerk Retting forth their objections 11 a. m. a yllle, Ala., where they will spend two nnd the corrections they desire made, B. Y. P. Unions 7 o'clock. on or before the day previous to the months with relatives. Evening worship nnd sermon 8 meeting of the Board. o’clock. Subject, The Greatest Young j \ Gadsden Hassell nnd Duncan L. R. PHILIPS. Man in Amcribn. Hassell, Jr., of Charleston, S. are <l-30;7-2-fi-;itc City Clerk. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ the guests t»f their sister, Mrs, Wm. ning 8 o’clock. SUPPLY YOUR WANTS AT THESE LOW PRICES—WE FIT Kaveqel. Served Noon 'Til 8:10 s a h a HOTEL RAYM0N1 Mrs. M. II. Mabry nnd non llnrton left for Chautauqua, N. Y-. where they will spi-nd the summer. . They will ..i^, wi.lt New York City before rc- NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Dai.y Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoko Douse, Mobley’s Drug Storo nnd Hunt's Phnrmncy. tf BRIDGE PARTY Miss Mae Holly was the charming young hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained at bridge nt her home on Park avenue, honoring Miss Elizabeth Smith, of Madison, Kin., the attractive house guest of Mrs. J. (1. Sharon, There were three tables of players Baskets and vases of pink hibiscus end ferns were effectively used in the various rooms where the card tables were placed. . The prize for high score, a King Tut bracelet, was won by Miss Maude Lake. The honoree, was also present­ ed a bracelet. v Following the card game, the hos­ tess served frozen fruit salad, sand­ wiches, olives, nut brand, nnd orange uile us refreshments. Invited to meet Miss Smith were: Misses Maude Lake, Mary Elisabeth P ulcn to n , Snrn Evelyn Williams, Gladyce Wilson, Kuthcrino Huff of Atlanta, JjitUaire Jones, Helen Verliny, Mnrthu Chappell, Florence Hen­ ry, Sarah Wheeless, Helen Kennedy of luil.eUnd. . v Z — J e Z -c n a v e u t a v . . i Y O i m m S .H c a 1thy€yc* 1 II *h«y T W I*du Smart, Bum I „ or Diachorse, l! Sortf, Irritated. fpflswuttl or Cranulata3» uoa Notices have been sent out during the past werk to paid-in-advance sul>»'-rlb«ra to both tho Weekly nnd Dully Herald conoerplng their subscription LIU. All those that are in nrrenrs Monday nfternoon will Ik* discontinu­ ed at ones* and will not he renewed until the hill la paid. R. ti. SHIPP, . Circulation Manager. a ,’ THEM ALL LADIES’ FELT SLIPPERS, per pair........................ -98c LADIES’ BLACK OR BROWN OXFORDS OR TROOP B, BOY SCOUTS The meeting opened wills the Scout Oath. Next, we talked about tho supper the Rthnrians gave the Scout-*, and it was enjoyed by the Scouts present. The Itolnrinus gave us n beautiful American flng. Mr. Stevens present­ ed the flag to us. We decided to devote a few minUles to drill every Friday night. The four boys making the greatest progress in Scouting will be color guards and color bearers. The meellhg adjourned nt l» o’clock. 1-STRAP PUMPS, at, per p a i r ............... . $3.25 LADIES’ BLACK KID OXFORDS, per p a i r .........,.$2.50 $6.00 LADIES’ WHITE EGYPTIAN SANDALS, (with red or green trimming), per p a i r .............. $4.98 MEN’S BROWN OXFORDS (Bal or blucher), pair..$3.25 $5.00 MEN’S BROWN OR BLACK OXFORDS, (Bal. or Blucher), per p a ir ............... ........ ^........$4^5 $9.00 MEN’S BROWN OR BLACK OXFORDS, p r - $7.50 BOYS’ BROWN OXFORDS, sizes 3 to 5V2» per pair. $2.50 Commencing July 1st I have bought th e / A. J, Vaughn . Dairy, unless otherwise notified I will take care of his custom­ ers. . All bottles delivered by him are mine* Please put them o u t ’ ^ Thanking you for ypur business, I am, Youra truly. G. W. SPENCER. Mr. and Mra. and Mbs Render, if jhc information of Mr. Pearmnn la Sale lor InUnc Adult A u lj \1 rorract concerning the white popula­ D rm U u . > ____ . » > tion of Sanford, there are more than MU*lM»COt.fi». « n fcts gw-tiCH- g ■ '2,000 of our white cltlzJha who are nyt iu Sunday achooL *, , 80-ltp Murine. Soothe* and RefrtihuS ’ �THE SANFORD DA?LT HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 2,1923 pleasure yachts and boats of all kinds In tho summer and tho winter. The take front will soon be bulkhcadcd to Monroe arid to Osteen bridge mak­ ing a fine state road along the lake front for many milAa and bringing Herald Printing Co, the vls'tori to’ the city along what would be one of the most beautiful driveways in the entire south. This great work should be started at orico and every citUcn of the county should l)o interested In its develop­ ment. It means better health condi­ < U W II l l l l r p _C tm lallM H a ia ftr tions nnd from this standpoint alone P i n t *J»-TV ■flrr I p. n. la worth the money expended upon y h wl|U w Prtr* la A l n i n 1L A bathing pool would be another J' £f i r *DMtllftrH t» » T —~ — .----------good thing on the lake front and all !■ Cllr fc7 Carrie* 8 S Ok Week............. .............Cents , P itA C -n si kinds of amusements for the visitors II rr- to tho city. Dnytona is waking up 1 MY'PIANO I.ESSOAl 1 ' B«mr A lr tr to the same idea nnd tho Journal R ltr« . ___________________ iwee. says: "When it comes to the matter of r*ver front improvement the people ■of Daytona do not want any hnlf * aieo the local new* pu T way Job. disfigure TIIK To ASNOCI ATIfl) ’the I'llBMwntcr * The Associated Press la •soluslvslr front by doing a cheap Job All right* of r#>publlcalton of 'special entitled to the uae for republlcatlon will of be dispatches herein are also reserved. * 1 all k iWorse w i dispatches credited to It or than nothing nt all. Daytona Mfleei IIKRALD ---------ntllMIIHO. rkene this 14* paper b fished is absolutely dependent upon tho en­ -— — ^x I K ,? (" Ferelsn A.lvrrtlrlne heprstr'nlaMve tertainment it can provide visitors. i I T H E A M ER ICA N PRESS ASSOCIATION It is already losing great numbers of ^ ^ ^ lO ^ O > A iy C A ^ 7 P O /U " < > .^ V. tourists for lack of parks nnd places for them to entertain themselves nnd , ' • Eighteen minutes after the trial of bo entcrtn'ncd. "The entire future of the city is Raymond Bennett for the killing of " ^ JSerbert Caruthers In Tampn the Jury wrnpped up in making of that river brought in n verdict of acquittal. It front a scene of benuty nnd an at­ £.,^as evidently a caac of self-defense. traction without parallel in the state. BAUSON SEES NEW ERA ON WHEELS Without this or some similar plnn ' . ----------- o ’A Republican leader in New York there Is Pttlc room for expansion * calls Henry F ord .a "mere bng of nnd growth. If we do not furnish gold." Henry Ford has the gold nil playgrounds the tourists arc going ALBANY, N. Y., July 2.—Roger! "Every business man should study ■ right but he made it hopoatly which to more enterprising cities which will W. Rnbson was todny asked what Is | this problem and nsk himself how his * Is moro than n whole bunch of Re­ furnish them. the greatest factor with which the business will bo effected when n gen­ publican corporatlonista can any. And "In planning for a river front park hanker, manufacturer, nnd merchant eration lives which almost never Henry Ford if nominated will sweep one item that should by no means bo must reckon during the next 20 years. walks. The road builders will great­ these same bloated corporalitfn'ats off overlooked 'a n swimming pool. It Ho nt once nnswered, "Automobiles." ly benefit; hut tho shoe dealers must will certainly prove tho most popular Ills complete statement Is ns follows: suffer. With a given population, less tbe map. ----------- O------ = spot in Daytona nnd provide enter­ "Wo all marvel nt the gernt growth is produced by a generation on wheels Eleven thousand aliens await en­ tainment for more people than any of the automobile industry, the capi­ than by n former .generation which try into the United States, this morn­ other one thing. tal invested, the men employed, nnd dill nut know the automobiles. If less ing. Something should be done to "This popularity means more than the nuxilinry lines which have devel­ is produced, there will he less to di­ stop this influx of foreigners into Just a place to entertain our home oped on account of automobiles. Some vide. This means that many people America. Thcro arc enough people folk and visitors. It means cash in of us try to figure what this capital must go without other things if they here now and the majority of those the city treasury. From the start it oml these men would he doing today insist on having automobiles, ami my coming over are undesirable. Few of would he n |my'ng institution, and if it were not for automobiles—how guess Is that they will so insist. them want to becomo real American some nre optimistic enough to believe many more homes there would be— "I believe In the permanence of the citixens—they simply want to make that it would pay cnougli to coyer the how much more railroad mileage, etc. automobile industry—nltho, of course, ail the money they can and go back Interest charges on the entire cost of Very few, however, have realized thnt many small manufacturers will be where they came from. river front Improvement." automobiles are entirely changing the crowded out and 1D2I may see an over ■ o ■■■ -----------o— — fundamental character of our children The government has a budget of TIIK PRE8IDENT1AL PHONE. nnd this in turn may revolutionise production of cars. The industry ns a whole, however, is stable and is BIO millions. In that case we can many industries. here to stay. Thu difficulty is com­ expect a reduction of all the taxes John Maynard Keynes, English au­ ing when tho man who now buys on "When we were children a ten mile Mil] Unl CRH tho Republican party thor nnd economist, thinks there crcdiL^nnd assesses his employer to drive was a considerable trip. A hun­ makes irond on this pre-election shorn! be a new code of manners for dred nnd fifty miles was n grent jour­ pny'tho hill, can no longer du this. pledge of two I years ago they might telephone users. ney for which wo would prepare for Most industries will stand such an as­ Just an well w keep their candidates Mr. Keynes complains thnt • the weeks. Many of us never traveled sessment ONCE; l}Ut very few indus­ out of the This is only one of 11,1 assessment tclephuiic in jb e IiujiU! interferes with that far until we were grown up. Tu- tries can stand the ifomlecx they made undwiii fn'led ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■« ■■■■ ■■■HKaHHHBaHMBXMaaBaa aaaun • ***»— •*» • i* * • m m hia^pi Jvacsj.-Hijtjrimptshia husIm-Riv day, howovMv 4hc •oiUiutiwn is very^omUuuaU^.. Tim JaiKiryr whom you ■HIpilhu ^ . t l 1 i* « V nnd spoils his pleasure. He says flint ilifferent. Young children will go a are now (laying ?2(i a "week "eiiri buy butter, potatoes and other perishable strnners without any introduction hundred and fifty miles for n Sunday his first ear and can assess you to pay the defender of .our fundamentals." I railroads thpt this policy Bob Holly says editorially In the flow frequently, in the jtust, this has [awoken the ill-feeling that products are more fortunate in getdrive. Our young people use nuto- for it by demanding $.‘J0 per week in­ Sanford Dully Herald thnt Kurd is is call him up to ask for interviews. He been proved. It will he so In the uxUtrd in Florida towards. Tho Post ting rate reduction for the tonnage stead of f2u. Hut can he nssesse you deposes that the average telephone mobile" to go to the store, and to go the moat beautiful city in the world. future, time and time again, so long thinks thnt while this may appear they ship into Florida than nre tho for his second or third car; ami can to clumh. It has become it nccssity. user shows no consideration as to the Euatis people ought to make a big time of calling, nor generally of tie* We are raising n generation which his children do the same thing? as farmers retain their God-given j to til" railroads to be a small matter growers of Florida for the vast tonbouquet of the finest flowers grown will niTually work and play on Frankly, 1 du not know. Only the fu­ ' senses and refuse to he led astray now, it may prove to he n vety grave tinge they produce to ship out of In this c'ty, and send it to Bob by n subject matter of bis rail, lie sug­ jb ytiiosc who would use them for un- one Inter. Favoritism nnd partiality Florida, ture can tell. wheels. gests three corrective rules: special committee,' prcfcnlhly com­ aie the basis for much of the busThe large interests thnt control the "This rnnnol help hut greatly de­ “The aolomol.de industry is Iqrgely Worlhi' purposes.—Times-Uniou. posed of Indies.—Muslin l.nko Region. "To ring up a private house in any lilhy to corporations, especially milmeat (lacking houses anil the cold case where a letter or postcard would responsible for the condition of bindj velop industries and harm others. At Walt a minute. Ansel, old chap. We TIIKY PREFER FLORIDA. ioad !. I tie Post says: storage houses of the north nre not aaid one of tbe most beautiful, Quite do equally well should be thought in­ present the automobile is greatly ness today. The fact that the lluhsou-1 considerate. chart stands at t per cent above nor1 helping the building industry because "Business is piety good all over j only organized, hut they are active, a difference, you know, since there When men who have money nnd the United States just now; it is ex-1They are active in polities and in mal compared with 17 per rent below "A stranger should have,no more of the millions of people moving from are many other Iwnuliful c'lies in the could live anywhere pick out Florida world. However, if this suits you right to call up a prieute home than the cities to the suburbs nnd country. n year ago is due largely to the auto-, as a home spot it ought to convince ccptionully good in Florida, nnd the I business. They keep ufter things unAfter, however, this exodus has been mobile industry. When one considers rnilronils jo this state are getting j til they got what they want. And send over the flowers—four roses—if ho would to open the front door? reasonable men. that Florida lias nd- along verv nicely. Itusines.-r may not | because of their eternal vigilance, that during the first six months of completed, the building industry will "it should he Imd manners, except possible. ............ . ■,",in D- Rockefeller, said ,,.,in, |m,t. among intimate friends, to issue an full flat. Why?—because instead of IU2.1 most states will show iis inniiy ^..v®ntug however; it may get j Florida pays for the conversion* new registrations an during ail of,*" he *h richest man in the world,'|,m| IM j.qori.ia, and the discontent these big fellows get. a young married couple now saving invitation on the (deplume which "NEW I.AWH THAT IIKFOMK KFgives the invited person no time, with­ for a little home—rthey save for n I'.i22—it is remarkable that business spent several seasons in California. which accompanies business depres­ Florhln should, no doubt, co-oper­ FKCTIVK TODAY." out apparent rudeness on his port, ear—or rather they buy a ear on cred­ lias not boomed more. The only an­ Then he tried Texas. Then he came sion often ('mils an outlet in attacks ate with the National Longue of ( om— -— it. Less money will he spent upon swer is that people have bought auto- to Flur'dn and lifter eeveral years on railroads. Imliviluals nnd civic mission Merchants In the efforts that Compulsory Jail sentences_for vio­ to consider whether lie really is free clothing (linn otherwise would and a lin.hill's instead <.f buying something built u home nt Ormond Bench. or whether he wants to act pet." hip imw :io busy that they ;ir(, licjng made to bring about a re­ lation of the prohibition taws. different kind of clothing will ho in else that is, the sales of other thing’; Henry Ford, who is also said to l**!(,av not much time to quarrel with Penalties for those Vho drive auto­ There is probably no human being adjustm ent of shipping rates on a demand. New diseases will develop have fallen off correspondingly. Tht the richest man in the world, has a mobiles under the Influence of l!i|uor. with a telephone in his home who and a change of diet will he neces­ law of action and reaction is absolute, j winter homo at Fort Myers, near that,),, railroads. If tin railroads doing scientific basin thnt will'be fair to all has not at some tjme indulged in hit­ , ... . , , , , .. , . mainess in Florida pursue policies Now procedure governing the is­ ter musings. There are probably few sary. A generation on wheels must Now what will he the reaction of <•,*»f Thomas A. Edison. William Jen- U)n, „atla|?l, tho .,u,,Uc.H scr|M. of interests. No effort should l*o made to reduce tho rntci tg n potnt where suance" and service of search nnd persons possessing phones who have eat much more fruit nnd fresh vege­ new generation which knows not the nirigs Bryan wha has been nround the w railroad operation is unprofitable. Mtxuro warrants. , joy of walking?" world and visited every American « ■ '. „„„„„ . tables than a generation which walks. not abused their use more or less, as ■uasis lor quarrels when state is a citizen• of Flurjda. John'i Tills i.„. mess activities gives • , people But the present schedules and tariff > three cents gasoline tax. regards time or purpose of calling. ■, the are both unscientific nnd unfair and ravel*, some has limo lim, itH.1Jna;ioT1 fur A law requiring that tho owner of Doubtless a new eude of manners sipate a farm surplus with ready fa­ participation, the American farmer RlngBng who are based largely on' misrepresented r Managers of Florida apeh car have n certificate of owner- would he a good thing nil round. cility .and extravagance on the farm must continue to he the stabilizer of large holdings in Horida, is spending c facts. According to those in a podmoney in development work. —n, , . . , . . •Wp - Its enforcement will lie delay­ On the other hnnd, there is a very is no less costly than in palatial city sentiment and the defender of our much , ,. , .... railiouds may think their re final to lion to know, n truthful rendering of James Deoring hns spent millions of ■ ■ ,, , , .. ed* until tho comptroller can issue the simple method of defense against ... ,here , ii developing , . ■ one of> ..the ’*'u ' —i. hirnlg the homes. I a msorry that nimplc rural fundamentals upon which is budded dollars . ,,same d-al .they ev, e accounts by railroad companies wuold certificates. telephone annoynnev. It Is not to , . , , .. ' alum run a small mallei; it may he not susta'n present general rates by the republic which wrought his show places of the cont'nent. Rich- .. ... .. . y Providing for tho organization of answer the phone at Inconvenient life is too often giving away to mod­ emancipation." , ... , •» 'v > grave matter Inter. A record any means, and certain specific rates ern extravagances. In the rise und ard II. hdmnnds editor of the Manu, r ■ , , , , rl times. If flic ringing of the hell is businesses operating under "Declara­ j"f liberal and public spirited pulley tions of Trusts." It cost $lMl. » nuisance, it can mulTIcd easily. Rut fail of nations, in the peaceful con­ Frequently the farmer la referred faclim-ra’ Record,' has a home hen may come pretty handy for the rail­ would he shown to ho beyond all rea­ Providing that uutomobllu dealers how many persons, Mr. Keynes in- quest for human advancement, tho to in uncomplimentary terms, but und stoutly defends the state ngainst road managers and stoekii I let a in son.—Reporter-Star. * * - --------— Ingcrsoll the may procure "dealers" lieenses Dir eluded, would take this method? simple-living proplcs will make the never by those who know his real misrepresentation. that time when public sentiment is COUGHING DISTURBS SLEEP worth and value, to himself and to longest survival and record the nota­ watehmnker, nnd Waterman the unsold cars. No penalty is provided Probably not one in one hundred. massed nguinst corporations.”—Tam­ ble triumphs." the country. He is sometimes, und fountain pen man, have winter homes “ My wife coughed all the time and They would also lie too afraid they for vlolat'on of this act. pa Tribune. by those iff small minds, referred to here. A long list of names uf men could not Bicep," writes Geo. A. Ow­ Following thin wise counsel and might, miss something.— St. Augus­ Providing that all commercial fer­ en, Bridgeton, New Jersey. “She tried commendation, tho president, without ns a "hayseed," or a "Rube," hut such who are prominent in all Walks iff tiliser bo labelled us to Its contents. tine Record. FREIGHT RATE RHIHTTION. Foley's Honey und Tar nqd had the fulsome praise or flnttcry, had this reference does not hurt him in the life could in? culled off, who come --------- o-----------4 best night’s sleep she had had fof a to say with reference to the farmers least und serves only to put the regularly to Florida nnd have invest­ FAK.MKRH—AH PRKHIDKNT BEAUTIFYING TIIK WATER i he statement of F. L. .Skrlly, that stamp of ignorance on those who ments* here.—Miami Metropolis. lung time, I used Foley's HAney and of this country: HARDING HKKH THEM, FRONTS. the time has arrived when the tihipthus designate the farmer class ■ . o-------r — ~ 'far and it hclpml mo too." C00^ 11 "It is good to contemplate tho poli­ I* ’ • — l« n of pcrishahle products' should which, ns n whole, Manila in the high A SQUARE DEAL. resulting from Whatydng Cot4hAgriculture, And its importance in Every city in Florida is working tical, serial, economic nnd Anuncbil ask the railroad companies for lower rorichitis. Asthma. Hay FcvAr, «nd Brorichithf, Asthma, toward tho goal of a beautiful water tho world, and farmers und their pre­ equality of the American farmer, esteem of the public, ns President freight rale,., a statement that Croup quickly relieved, with. JteU fr*nt—that ia all those who are for­ eminence featured the speech which good to confirm his title to all the Harding bus expressed it in word*- ThV puhlicallffn throughout the should cl'clt u loud “amen state of VnncA W. Helm’s letter to from Honey nnd Tar. Contains, no &pi*| delivered In instrumentalities and faciltcs whrh that tire true. mat* enough to have water. The President Harding every corner of the- state. And more 4;rarten. Sanford has one of the finest Hutchinson, Kan., last .Saturday. In make fur suyyM n other uctvtes, be­ Even the most worthy tiller of thA live Tampa Bo^rd of iftuiik, protest, 'Inin that, it should enlist a united Ingredients’ printed on ing against thOsrunfairm'wSrf the rail­ Largest selling cough mqpcin# in the soil, producer of the vciy food by clotting n rather significant address Florida at their very door. cause ho is the supreme contributor support from* grower und shipper, roads in advertising suntan r excur­ World. Insist upon fo le y t Bogey and which his trndueeri live, docs not on the (dace occupied by agriculture human welfare. And he brings an­ Nqt only ia *t a beautiful lake, but Shipping facilities and freight it la part of the St. Johns river and and the fidelity of those engaged in other invaluable asset to our repub­ pretend to "know it all.” HU very sion rates to California giul not do­ rates are vital to the life of tho prod­ Tar. Sold everywhere.—Aav. _______ • • *7- •* V connects with tho upper and lower that important industry, one of the lic. He has been und must continue environment, his isolation, makes for ing the same thing for Florida is ucts i f Florida soil. And the arousing considerable interest and n o '’" ’ "* * sou. ana me eomNOW IS THE TIME to plant cltnw restrictions on the facilities by which St. Johna giving tho tourists one very oldest In history, the president to lie the anchorage of dependable littlc feeding. The press of the state ‘ IT o " " " f tho ,ntt‘8 M * ,nud‘* b> ' Mrtrees, I have 37 tangerines, general information becomes avail­ „ , hundred miles south or one hundred referred to the struggle the farmers public opinion when ephemeral whlma is taking up the matter and pointing I.’ ' *•' *,ut oniphas'zea ,tho need of Satsumas, 71 Jaffa, 19 Lue Gim Gongs, miles north for their boats and for have been engaged In, since esrlieat are appealing nnd storms of passion able, preventing him, also, from ex­ out the injuatice of the one-sided I *nd United action, 17 grapefruit, 168 Valencia* and 1 and intimate personal ac­ & flailing and hunting not counting the times, and their triumph* in the way play. Tho farmer, better than ttll tended policy of the railroads. Uuh lhe cilru» grower, paying lemon on sour stock, 8 and 10 per cent quaintance with his feilowmen and of progress, lie very diplomatically other toilers in our community life, many tributary streams all along the Th.ro I. .» more n . , . n f.„ ”»»*• « « discount. Get yours now.—B. T. Til­ way. Our lak^ open* up more possi- reprimanded those who fritter away has learned that only the rewards of affairs. ’ 1 77-0tc mor rote, to Colltomin thotr (or ,um" * r" ' ‘ lMm '* ,uo ler. Paola. Fla. Notwithstanding his limitation*, ihUitles than'any other In Florida and their aUhstance and at the same time endeavor spur humanity on to larger great for the ordinary mind to leap mer rates to Florida. Juat now we era beginning to ait up commended those engaged “in the achievement. He fully appraisee hia disabilities in the way of acquir­ it without feeling there is an unjust An election to vote bonds for the It would do the railroads ho harm s'tuation presented here. Ilut j Uft and taka note of the wonderful op­ peaceful conquest for human advance­ property righta and the nrceaaity of ing education, the American farmer, pui|)ose.of improving school proper­ and would du them u generally speaking, is the (cry "salt ment," saying: “My point ia that their preservations. In spit* of bis great deal of look who the shippers of fresh meats portunities offered hero for tourists, ties at Danla, Pompano, and Lauder* o fthe earth," or aj President Hard­ agricultural emancipation has brought titiea, the farmer good tfl give Fjorida a aqua re deal’in are! has fatttd lake front 'a bulkheaded here and I k ta tin * 4 ( rtllla v * m i dale , wo* held t^onU g and ca* >r, ' o m K ing puts it, “th« American farmer' this particular. boat-basin and p'er will soon be it# problema as well as liberation. The cold storage house, oil the north ...... OI in, each of tho ’ districts prac d, The Palm Beach Post warns "th« aUbUJuur, 14. Afntlnvtflt offering protection to tbe The hluo-sky a lock salesman can dis­ |U - 1 fuU ^' " ffM . <*. « ,< . unonimouoly. .1 >1 IV \>i , j , , /, . ... » x|S- ord Daily Herald If You JULY 5 Deposits made in our Savings Depart­ ment up to and including July 5th, will draw interest from July 1st AUTOMOBILES REVOLUTIONIZING It is easy to save money if you want to bad enough and will do it regularly and systematically. And it is possible for a savings account in this bank to. become the foundation for your future inde­ pendence. Money in the bank gives you a feeling of security and self respect that makes you hold your head a little higher, step a lit­ tle more lively and prolong your life by eliminating worries. “THE OLD RELIALBLE PEOPLE BANK OF SANFORD £ V «L. �Ml* * i . HIM T k fe ^ X W O H P P A lL Y H ER A LD, MONDAY, JU LY X lf>23 r The Children's Ilivine Society of Florida—with States' Headquarters In JacLsonvIftih—(s making « most urgent appeal to the Rood hearted people of - Florlila to provide homes for Its W eather Unfavorable for Farming Operations bij: family of absolutely homeless tytfs and girls, for its,homes in Jack­ > and Unprecedented Rains sonville and Pensacola—are filled at~ ------most to their utmost capacity—and GAINESVILLE, Fla., July 3 5 -C o n - causes resulting dfrccHy front u ta in otherr children In need can not come dition of cotton and other staple crops and more rain. A few favored locall- Into the home untU Rood homes ate i . critical an n remrit of to much rain, ties havo shipper! profit.blo erops but found.for.noma of.,the (Inc boys and the federal department of agriculture yield will be the lowest in years and Kiris already In the home. reports through this station here for production much under ™ r i w A particular appeal is made for the first half of June, Prospects for homes for boya^-for the Society has citrus fruit are excellent, according to the finest.lot of boys from seven to the report, while n short season Is pre­ fourteen years of ape that havo ever dicted for melons ami tomatoes. been in ' the home—boys in pairs— Weather has been unfavorable for singles, triplets, etc. There are a fine fanning operations and crops are go­ lot of older boys—up to fourteen ing into the “laying by" stage, poorly yearn—eager ami anxious to go out cultivated and in poor condition os to some good home in the country— the result of the unprecedented May t ohomes of education and opportu­ and early June rains, the report con­ nity. tinues. The cotton situation is criti­ The Society also hns a fine lot of cal and the crop on low lands is begirls—from 8 to 14 years of age— ydng recovery, being badly rusted and that the Society desires to plaro in grassy. Field condition is still good just the right kind of family homes— o.var the bulk of the cotton belt with where they will bo accepted and treat­ excellent plant growth snd squares in ed an membefs of tho family—sent to abundance but weevil infestation is school—church, etc.. heavy and there is little prospect of Homes are not urged for bnbics or even a good bottom crop. rhililren under five years—for the Early prospects for corn have been Society usually has n waiting list for hurt by imperfect polllnizntlon and these little ones—but a most -urgent Much of the loW-lantl acreage is bad­ appeal is mnde for homes for older ly fired. ‘ Peanuts are making good boys in particular, and for a (ew older growth but arc not forming nuts nnd Kiris. yields' will bo light, especially from bunch vnrietien. Sweet potatoes are The Mlome Society places nil chil­ still being planted with the early crop dren out on npprovnl for sevornl being harvested. Tobacco is holding months—before any permanent ar­ its condition well with harvesting well rangements are required and' gladly uhderwsy. gives all the fncts concerning tho his­ tory of the child—to persons apply­ Condition of pasture and hay crops ing for n ch'Id. is excellent and sugar-cane hns made good growth. Who will be the first to offer n Condition of citrus fruit trees is good home to some fine l»ny—or girl good with splendid prospects for next —or to n pair of fine brothers—or a season’s crop. Pinnpples are moving brother and sister—nr two good sis­ and production will be heavier than ters? usual. Early grapes, figs, avoendo All applications should Ik* mailed to pears and other fruits are ripening the Slate Superintendent Mnrcus with prospects of good crops generalPagg, 428 St. Jnmrs Huilding, Jack­ sonville, Florida, who wMl gladly give The state’s watermelon deal full particulars to nny one willing fallen down hfcavily this season, to give some good boy, or girl n report says, from n combination 4-24-tfc I chance in life. Since Jt Will Take ComptroUer Some Time to Make Certificates • TALLAHASSEE, July 2—Laws de­ signed to minimise the theft of auto­ mobiles and io collect license foes for "dealers" tags become effective yes­ terday, July 1. The motor vehicular title act, however, will hardly be en­ forced foi- several weeks. It provides that the owner of every automobile In the state must prove his ownership to tho comptroller, secure a certificate of ownership upon payment of one dollar, and thereafter the certificate must necompany the car wherever it goes, that whenever It changes ownrrriiip. Another one dollar fee must ('>c jtsid for a transfer of certificate. Effective Jnnbaty 1 every second hand dealer must pay a license of $5, The measuro provides mlsdameannr penalties for those not securing the ti­ tle certificate, but indications an* that it will be acvoral week* before the comptroller la able to supply nil the cars in the atatc. Approximately 50,000 application blanks hnvo been sent throughout tho state by the comptrol­ ler’s office to tho vnriuus bunks, prin­ cipal automobile dealers and motor clubs, *nnd several applications have been returned by motor vehicle own­ ers. No certificates of title, howevor, have yet been sent out owing to the fact that the prescribed forms have not been received from tho printer. Tho second autempbllo act relates to tho dealers and provides that in the future they may have metal tag sln *toad of the usual card lnmrd rending "dealers’ tag." These tags will cost $13.50 per nnnum or half that much WALTER HIERS WORKS TWO DAYS AS SODA CLERK Star lisa Hard Time Getting Expert enre for Comedy Kote A CHECKING ACCOUNT? If so; talk with our Cashier at once! In confidence, tell him your plans, what you can do and wfiat you want done* * # t ' .’T ** «,«« "JT - "' I > „ , . , ** ' You’ll get a cordial welcome, and should' you start an account—no bank will give you;] better treatm ent. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $125,000.00 First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER H. F. WIIITNRR, Cashier FEED AND H A Y ------- HAY AND FEED WE ALWAYS HANDLE THE I1EST sodas" were ludicrous. Some of hi* fancy sundaes resembled Chinese chop suey in appearance, nnd almost in taste. Economy with his flavoring extracts caused his first few drinks to taste exactly like carbon water. llut tho rep I climax of the dny came when Mrs. Heirs, Walter’s newly wed wife, returning from town, decided to stop off at tho corner drug *li>rt* and have a soda, since sho had l>ccn thru a busy shopping afternoon. Waller had foiled to explain to her that he was to seek a little experience, So she won surprised and shocked to find her husband, a motion picture star, work­ ing ns a soda clerk. In his confusion, Mr. Heirs accidentally pressed too hard on the water faucet and thor­ oughly wet everybody nnd everything in that end of the store. For wo know that only the Lost will produce satisfac­ tory result* nnd the hotter these are the firmer hold wo hnvo on otlr customers, llut telling you how Rood our food is cannot prove half h o convincing ns n trial of the feed itself. Why not make it. “Yqur Money hack if you are not, satisfied.** T H E C A S H F E L D S T O R E F E tD « M A Y * C R A ! M A N D PHONE b 3 9 « MYPTl.E AVE ft r F T f?TI LI ZE RS h ST.da NHW D.FU ; i mgok n H L V Hi 1 1 1 fc] I B jW 0 1 1 7 1 1 WE WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY, THE 4TH By our policy of "satisfaction guaranteed or money refund­ ed. That means you can always buy here safely. We have Just received this morning 200 cases Premier Uoods. FrunciA II. Leggett’* lincj out of New York, will be put in stock tonight for your inspection Tuesday. Our prices are right For moving or storage telephone G3-3tc Our Plan of Selling th e Oakland Car means that if you find you have made a mistake you don’t have to suffer for It. You can return your purchase and your money will be refunded without question or argument. Thousands of OAKLAND cars are sold each day. See none returned for dissatisfaction. Tho OAKLAND pleases— there’s.a reason. i ■. * WHEN BOUGHT WITH A $1.00 PURCHASE Oak Avenue nnd Third Street PHONE 17 '{ vi Ij \U0tf -SANFORp, FLORIDA inUtatfoaf, It to balding |u old friend, nnd staking new onaa •vary day. Here's the proof oxer 600,000 more bage of ■'* I# uniform In ahm OUR .FRUIT .AND VEGETABLES COUNTER WILL BE FILLED WITH THE BEST p p EVERYTHING IN TOWN V t ;i.i . ».? Hill Lumber Co, MERRY WIDOW Self-Rising Flour cootains just tho right •Mount of pure ingredients, ho Toi'ftil S m d w l £ ' & that you can make delicious U by soma, bleculu almost as easily and quickly os you can oiks brood. Ford Cw, Rash rilla, Team AO you hove to do io odd milk u m or cold water u d ihoctnluia > m i m P 1riffliJ /lfllls HRRVlm HE ORIGINAL S e l f -1r i s i n g F l o u r • # a l l -o v e r t h e w o rld Furniture, piano*, safes, in fact ANYTHING, ANYWHERE, moved on short notice, by Urn QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phono 4Mk “ T he F lour W ith o u t a D ou bt ” �W:^rTO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 2 , 1923 PACK FOUR , GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING BASE BALL NEWS , ■■- — ■— WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Florida Stale league Daytona nt Orlando. Tampa nt Rradcntown. Lakeland nt St. Petersburg. =±± REALM OF SPORTS FOR THE MOVIE FAN ONE OF TOE BEST £ . ^ JS “TOE NE'ER-DO-WELL" BASE BALL f FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING s Dempsey Takes on Final Preparations P artn ers in Hot Made fo r Staging Big Closing Workout Championship Fight J One of the beat photoplays that will be B«n' In Sanford fn many mothers ■ will be Thomas Meighnn's Intest Par­ amount picture, "The Ne’or-do-Well” which wilt .be given at, the Princess Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday. The,g * atory, by Rex Beach, I» based on the ■ regeneration idea. Kirk Anthony (Thomas Meighan) S We d e s ire to announce to our friends that MR. JOSEPH FRANKENBERG will represent us in the Sanford terra* beginning July’ 1,1923, making his headquarters at our s!atg *f o r d Branch House. Mr. Frankenberg haa had much actual farming exr* ! GRE^T FAttife, .'Alont., July 2. iencc in Florida, and knows fertilizers from tho famVr** July 2.—Final SHELBY, Wont., .» n preparations Were made yesterday for Under a score fllflfc an n that beat doe friends are fpeling’gay iin^ they dc-j5 standpoint. II is his purpose to work in close co-operation staging the Fourth of July heavy­ with pHjless Intensity, Jnck Dompaejr 'idf that It would'he a good Joke on J with you, and he is confident th a t he ban be of service t„ S you in solving: your fertilizer problems. 10 * weight ehamnionshlp battle between yesterday finished the boxing pro- ’ YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Reginald Denny In Jack London’s Jack Dempsey:ii»d Tom Gibbons, ns grain (ft tV training grind for hia e unsuspcctink Kirk to ship him to >g ;■ When you are in the m arket for fertilizer wo will grant ■ sensational atory “The Abysmal the bout loomed less than seventy- defejbsOrM.hu championship against Panama penniless. So it Is that Anthony finds himself * Iv appreciate an opportunity to prove th at Ideal Fertilize* ! Brute." Florida State League two hours away. c Major J. E. Lane, of Tpmmy'lnijbbonn in Shelby, July 4, No games scheduled, . , Lewiston, the new trustee, took before a ’crowd of 2,300, tho largest far from home and with^io means of ■ are best for the highly specialized crops of the Sanford dis. ■» S Jnrk London's greatest novel hro'ti charge of the business management that ever witnessed a training session communication. Then the thrilling £ trict. moments nnd mirth provoking epi­ National league to the screen In all its vivid reality. while the challenger brought his box­ of the world’s champion. At Brooklyn 2, New York 1. Sincerely yours, £ Tho titleholdcr stripped to tho sodes begin. lie gets hiipsclf into ing program to a close. A smashing, fighting picture. At Chicago 7, SL Louis 8. .Major Lane predicted a crowd of nt waist for tho first time since he start­ great trouble with the authorities and At Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 2. least 18,000 persons. He was busily ed training, pjent through a workout more serious still, finds himself des­ perately in love with a beautiful Span­ No other game scheduled. Also Bull Montana in “ Rob ’Em engaged throughout the day In con­ equivalent to five rounds, boxing Good,” a two-part comedy. •** ference with the ticket-selling forcei pair of sparring,partners, two rounds ish girl, played by Liln Lee. How JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA American Lengue Eddie Kane, Gibbons' mnnngi r, nnd each, nnd going through a round of he becomes n rent man and wins a At Washington 8, Boston 1. And the honor guests tonight will local officials nnd'business men. shadow boxing while motion picture charming woman for his wife make nn s Ik* Henry Wight and fnmily and wjjl At New York -1, Philadelphia 0, Mnjor Lane declnred the final $100,- camera operators, perched on the interesting story. The east is made Joseph Frankenburg, Manager Sanford Branch. Phone 447.J ■ see “The Abysmal Brule" without cost 000 of Dempsey’s guarantee would ho punching hag platform, recorded sev­ up of highly capable players, includ­ At Cleveland 2, Chicago (I. ■ ■ to them ns the treat’s on Osborne, At St. Louis 8, Detroit 0. paid nt Great Falls today nnd that eral hundred feet of the champion in ing Gertrude Astor, Jphn Miltcrn, Gus » t the holding of the fight would not be action. An the sunburned Dempsey, Weinberg, Jules Cowles, Laurence Tuesday and Wednesday—Thomas Jeopardized by any delay. Routhern Association steaming with perspiration, extended Wheat nnd George O’Brien. Meighnn and Lila Leo In "The Ne’erNo games scheduled. The Carnival spirit which has per­ hla fists to his handlers to have the 0*fl«r P I m * W u l a r J W M w Do-Well" by Rex Bench. vaded Shelby during the past few gloves removed, Jack Kearns, hia COURT'S INQUEST INTO For Coughs and Colds, Head.* HOW THEY HTAND ' days, was more pronounced yesterday manager, surveyed his charge critical­ SHACKELFORD MURDER aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism Thursday and Friday—Norma Tnl- with a hot sun heating down on the ly and declared: and All Aches and Pains Florida State league (Second Half) inmlge and Eugene O’Brien In “The town, "Dempsey never w as, in lictter , „ JACKSONVILLE. June 20.—Mrs. ALL DRUGGISTS i*X, " * . t Won Loflt Pet Voice from the Minaret" also the A colorful parade in which cow­ shape. Ho la ready for Gibbons July Robert II. Shackelford, widow of tho •» 35c and 65c, J»r» and tube* .■818 “Howling Success," a two-part Cci boys, Indians nnd grimy oil workers •1th. lie is a bigger nnd better fight­ former deputy sheriff who was slain a# Brailrntown ...... 0 Hospital size, $3.00 .750 tury comedy. 3 Orlando ............ .... 9 tc mingled with dust-stained motorists er thnn he was when hedefented Car here Sunday, eamo to Jacksonville H/T1•f; wFVEj' -’' 6 5 ,456 Daytona ........... or fashionably dressed easterners pentier nnd more experienced than yesterday, from her home in I-ake 5 And Saturday—Waller Heirs in passed constantly along the crowded when, he whipped Willard. He knows City, to make formal application foi .444 St. Petersburg ... .. 4 .400 “Sixty Cents nn Hour", also Internat­ main street. 6 Lakeland .......... ... 4 how to punch now nnd Is snapping his the issuance of papers of administra­ B jjy ' 10 .00 i ional News, only one day old. Tampa .............. .... I All records for attendance nt the punches over like a sharp-shooter.” tion. Trained observers who watched challenger's afternoon workouts were The inquest into Shuckclford’a K . National League broken yesterday. More than six Dempsey in his training at* Atlantic death was held yesterday afternoon, Dodgers Get Only Won Lost re t hundred spectators braved the blazing City for the French heavyweight in the civil court before Justice J. S. K it K i m I T A V I) t 'A S S H X n K I l KK UVICK . 45 .072 22 Three Hits But New York ........ . sun and packed the high stockade champion two years ago, nnd at To­ Geiger, justice of the pence. From Jacksonville One Way From Jacksonville One Way B* * .009 25 39 Pittsburgh ......... nodwhich surrounds Gibbons’ outdoor ledo while preparing for Willard, nod NIAGARA FALLS ... Jll.11 ATLANTIC CITY ........... *36.41 Mrs. Daisy Vnught, held in the CJi Beat New York ,67H 37 27 Cincinnati .......... ed their heads at Kearns’ statec* county jail ns the former officer’s BALTIMORE. Ml)............. 30.96 NEW YORK. N. Y....... . 3651 ling to witness the brief session.' .52.1 34 31 BOSTON. MASS........... 42.52 PHILADELPHIA, PA. JUS Brooklyn ........... ,'cr ament. Dempsey declares he neve Gibbons boxed eight rounds which slayer, is not expected to take the BROOKLYN, July 2.—Boston made CHICAGO. ILL. ................ 43.18 PITTSBURGH, PA........ 39J1 .622 30 , 33 Chicago ............. \ l t better nnd, judging from his np ap­ were shortened to n minute and a CLEVELAND, 0 ............... 39.31 SAVANNAH, CA. .......... 6.00 .485 f.nly three hits off McQuillan yester­ half each. He met four sparring pearance ntid actions, he is telling the witness stand. About 20 witnesses St. Louis ____*..., 35 83 TOLEDO, 0 ..................... 0.71 DETROIT, MICH.......... 41.93 have been summoned. day hut they included a double by El' j'A .318 45 21 Boston ................ truth. mates. It was the opinion of ring ELMIRA, N. Y................. 38.93 WASHINGTON, 1). C .... 31.71 Wheat nnd a home run by Fournier iff 40 10 .202 Philadelphia ...... s u m vi 1:11 i : \ r t u . s i o x I ' A i t i : * The champion ret n furious pace HOY SCOUTS’ CAMP H zT hunched in-the first Inning nnd New experts who watched him that he is to *> York was fienten, 2 to 1. The score: in superb condition, as finely drawn for Jack Burke, the Pittsburgh light UNDER QUARANTINE B a l t i m o r e ..................... ................................... 4 t a . i t •hi ■/ American League pa* heavyweight for their two rounds, as a violin string, and primed for n I ' h l t m l c t p t i l n ................. ..................... ............... IS,00 New York .....;......... 000 010 000—1 Won Lost Pet B o s t o n ............................ .................. .................. 71.71 . gruelling battle. sending him, reeling into the ropes JACKSONVILLE, Fin., June 2l».— Brooklyn.................. 200 ooo 00x—2 T i c k e t s I n c l u d e m c i i ls ( e x c e p t t i c k e t s f o r S a v a n n a h , 17a.) All rnnrn* en .002 22 New York ......... .. 43 K: Gibbons yesterday weighed 178 three times with right and left hooks A camp of Boy Scouts nt Orange A l l e R h n n y a m t B e r k s h i r e u n d s o m e r o o m * ‘ o n o t h e r a ti-n n w rs carry .623 e x t r a o h u r g e s. 31 Philadelphia ....... .. 34 pounds, according to Knno. The chal­ to the chin. „ r CHICAGO, July 2.—St. Louis de­ Park today was placed under quaran­ M n llln a * f o r rh ltn ili-lp M a <!a Sul U n its f u r U n l l l n i n r r t i n .600 33 Cleveland .. 33 Tile Pittsburgh light-heavyweight lenger will enter the ring at that M u . i n n i, I 3 ( 0 0 I 1. N . S n t n i i i i n h apMI I*. Vf. feated Chicago 8 to 7 in a free hitting tine until Monday, after one hoy d'led 31 .402 HN H u r c h r s l r r , -Inly I. Chicago ............. .. 30 MM M e r r l m t i r k , J u l y IZ : i PJ,, weight or slightly mans the manager succcded in landing only three solid of what appeared to be spinal menin­ game yesterday. The score SH A I l e a hn 111 . J u l y 7. IN, ZN. .484 33 MM K n a r s , J u l y ft. III. Sfl. St. I jiu Is .... .... . 31 punches during the two rounds. MS I ' r r s l n n . J u l y t l . 21. 002 010 011_8 said. Gibbons is unworried nnd is exgitis. While this malady was not Kl'\ £. MM l l a m n n l , J u l y 0. Ill, an. MS C r e t a n , J u l y I I . US. 34 .477 St. Isiuis ............ 31 Detroit .............. The fiiiul $ Iuo.iMio installment of tremely confident of victory, he addChicago ____ 120 001 120—7 Ip / , A uloiii-.]ill«ii*iM nt1'tt-oele-n-tl si rti m e en. 11 not nil l u g r l u a r i l r u n nn Alladiagosed positively health., officers .402 35 ... 30 ■ i|| t . • '*■! » f ~ I f 4 Washington A • ,4 *.1 ,*(«« * ............ I* # f*I • I 1)iilaptop?*-$300,000 guarantee raised 'a i i i t n V n a i l lle rlis h 'tre .l Kill I I n t o ! I l l a t i o n till r e q u e s t . decided to keep the twenty-seven boys .800 .30 HuMpm . ....’ :. 23 J . K. VV A t i l l , T r r iv . I'n > . A g e n t . K- SI. l l A l l . i : . t ir n . I I I . ns the result of $5,ODD pledges from EV CINCINNATI, July 2.—The Reds n the camp quarantin'd for a few T l r k e l l l t l l e r flint I ’l r r , MKI f „ l i n y Ml,, J i i r k s i i i n Htr, T e l r p h u n r ikw • twenty business then in the slate, will THR El : GAMES IN PEP­ evened up the four-game series with days, ns a precautionary measure. Southern Association PER LEAGUE TOMORROW he paid KenniH here today, the chamWon Lost Pet Hie Pirates before 10,000 fans yester­ -------] pion's malinger was advised last .031 day by rallying in the seventh inning 21 41 New Orleans HD There will lie three games played night. George II. Stanton, the bank­ 28 .570 defeating Pittsburgh 3 to 2. Score: in the Pepper League tomorrow, the et and It. E. Ayers, members of the 38 Mobile Pittsburgh ....... ..... IO0 too into— 2 .600 31 41 Nashville 000 |0U 2Ux—3 Orlando Sentinel team playing a dou­ committee in charge of the fund, said m .630 - Cincinnati 82 37 Atlanta ble header here with the Brotherhood that *60,000 in cash was on hand and .48-11 33 31 Memphis ot St. Andrew team, on the Ninth that the balance bad been assured be­ .418 Now York Makes 30 37 •v Birmingham y Street diamond, the first game nt 3:30 fore toduy noon. 20 .433 , 38 Chattanooga and the Big Berenn Brotherhood will Clean Sweep of .318 45 Little lim i. , . 21 journey to Oviedo for a game, begin­ Commercial Fertilizers Athletic Series ning at 4:15 p. m. If you want to see Must Re Labelled Una couple of good games, come out to WILLIAMS ADDS NE\Y YORK, July 2.—The New the Ninth Street I ark at 3:3(1 p. nt. j 0 der New Florida Law TO HOMER STRINGS Yolk Amel'inills made a clean sweep end watch the Early Risers from Or­ of their four-game series with Phila­ lando play tlie Brotherhood. RUTH MARKS TIME delphia, winning yesterday, 4 to 0. Label Law Gives Purchaser Informa­ tion an to Contents The score; IlHUiilEIttmoi) PI.AYERS. TAK 1} CHICAGO, July 2.—Cy Williams, of Tin* recent InmincsH condition hits brought Philadelphia ... ■ 0(10 (tot) 000—0 inquire where it came from in the first NOTICE! Philadelphia, leading homo run hitter fill Tli***' % ft’fl |*f|-«N| New Yiirk lull 0.10 mix—I * 11I the National League, Increased his I ‘TALLAHASSEE, July L—A legal to the forefront of thought many funda­ place, and how it might be restored. All players who have played with procedure for tho operation of busjlend over llalie Ruth, of New York, WASHINGTON, July 2 . - Wash­ the Brotherhood of Si. Andrew team ‘ nesses under declarations of trusts mental considerations that have always Wo always knew—everybody knew— topping tlie list of Amerienn League ington ended its stay at home by de­ this season are requested to he on circuit elouters, to seven last week and an net providing that commercial been known but have been damned with Week when he knocked his twenty- feating Boston, £ to I yesterday. The hand at the Ninth Street Park at 3 fertilizer be labelled an to Us contents that desire for things made ap ”demand for score: o’clock Tuesday (tomorrow) after­ Itcrame laws of Florida yesterday, - ) • $ J * *' f ’ * first home 'run on -Saturday. Ruth faint praise. OOti (H)ll |no—1 noon, to meet the team from Orlan­ July 1, The acj dealing with declara­ them in the market. That people desired did not add to his string of home runs Boston .. ........ Washington 100 Oil I lx —-K do Sentinel for a double-header. Human nnturc in the mass is very-much during the week. tions of trust merely provides for the things we accepted ns an elemental factKenneth Williams, of the St. Ixniis procuring of n Certificate from the like human nature in the individual. One CLEVELAND, July 2. / ’hlengo CHECK RULE MADE Americans, also added to the home secretary of state upon payment of But when we discovered th at desire fluc­ NOS.MEMBER HANK *150, und subject, of course to the of its dominant characteristics has been run fume of Hie tribe of Williams made it four straight from Cleveland tuated we began to appreciate that desire, during tho week by clouting two ctr- i winning 0 to 2. 1110 score: laws of the state governing operations summed up in the observation, "You nev­ I Chicago 002 130 000—G WASHINGTON, June 30.—Ex­ cult drives, bringing Ills totul to elev­ coming under that clnas. A penalty as we know it, is a thing created by the art Cleveland 000 (IK) 010—2 tending the scope of. (heir par col­ of *1,000 is provided for failure to en, three behind Ruth. I er miss the water till the well runs dry." lect ion jadiey, the Federal Reserve comply with the terms of the art. Home run hitters of Toth leagues •if mnn. It is a highly specialized form of We’never appreciate fundamental thing-** with six or more circuit driven to i' ST. LOUIS, July 2.—Davis was in Board ruling announced last night, The fertilizer label law gives the nn elemental need—ju st ns a Louis XVI form yesterday, allowing hut five prohibited the Federal Reserve hanks purchaser for the fimt time in this their credit Including yesterday’s until we hnvc occasion to do without them. hits and St. lands shoutout Detroit, H in the future "from receiving on dogames, follows: state, according to its framers, the in­ chair is made out of a tree. . posit or for collection" checks drawn formation us to its full contents. Americun League: Ruth, New to 0. The score: This observation has n special applica­ duo 0(H) 000—0 on banks which demand u feu for col­ York, 14; Williams, St. Louis, II; Detroit . Under the terms of the measure all tion to the demand of the public for the 100 100 42x—8 lect ionk: This discovery led to another equally Mauser, Philadelphia, 0; lluilmniiii, *‘nl*8 commercial fertilizer must be label­ Detroit, 0; Miller, Philadelphia, 0; By thu same ruling the hoard re­ led ns follows: Name or brand of the products of industry. While the demand important discovery thnt the means of re­ J. \V. ROYER TO BECOME Flng»tcnd, Boston, 6. quired the hanks to make a collection fertilizer or fertillzpr material; ad­ was nt high tide and everybody was busy BAt TEttlOl.OG 1ST charge lu>t exceeding one-tenth of dress of the manufacturer or jobber; National L e a g u e : r Will lams, Phil­ fining and specializing that desire was ad-' adelphia, 21; Miller, Chicago, D Mu­ one per cent on cheeks “which bear net contents of package in pounds, trying to supply that demand at a profit vertising. The gigantic work that has GAINESVILLE, June 30.—J, W. the endosement of or are drawn by or and n chemical analysis showing min­ ltan, 1 hiladclphin, 0; Tierney, Phila­ Royer, who graduated with the cluss delphia, H; D'Furrel), Chicago, 7; no ono, seemingly, gave a tho’t to where emanate from a rjon-member bank" imum percentages of nvuilnhtu am­ been accomplished by modern advertising Fournier, Brooklyn, 7; Tray nor, Pitts­ of 19*43 from ^te college of agricul­ which refuses to remit at pnr| monia, insoluble' ammonia, available the dentand came front, how long it might burgh, 6; Hornsby, St. Louis, l); ture at the University of Florida here now stands out in bold relief. It has phosphoric add; in solution phosphor­ Wheat, Brooklyn, U; Russell, Pitts­ ns a Federal rehabilitation student, jififi quickly relieves Constipation ic arid, water soluble potash und to­ last, or what would happen if it should the means by which tho refinements of hus become bacteriologist for the city Biliousness, Headaches, Colds tal plant food; the maximum per centburgh. 0. fail. We merely assumed lhe permanent of Birminghoni, Ala. Royer was and I-nGrippe. nge of chlorine und moisture and a civilization have been nfado known and T|)o Ucruld for first class job work. registered here from Roanoke, Vn. 6-l-o.a.w.-20tc statement of the mnterinl from which existence of the demand, just as we as­ made desirable, and this deaire has been It Is made. sume the presence of water, air and fire. A third act along these lines becom­ mude into demand. It !s a simple fact SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE ing effective yesterday, provides that But a day came when demand began to thnt a million profitable forms of indus­ unyonc desiring a chemical analysis Oviedo Orlando Sentinel In Brotherhood fit. A. Big Berenn Ilro. of purchased fertilizer may send sam­ subside, and in mnny industries it came al­ trial activity owe their very existence to > ples to the commissioner of agricul­ ft; MayUff most to a full stop. And then we missed June 12 ture. The samples must be witnessed the fact that Advertising upheld the Oviedo READ May 24 June 10 July 3 by disinterested parties as to their June A July 10 it, and realized, ns never before, what an standards of living which in turn provided July 12 having been taken from tho package June 14 important thing it wus. And we began to of which the analysis In desired. Junu 7 the demand for their products. June 20 ’ HERALD Orlando Bctilinid .... May 31 June 28 . t , .* * July 3 — June 21 __ X— The first contract on construction July 10 June 7 June 12 of tho St. Ludc River Country Club’s July 3 Brotherhood fit. A— WANT gol flinks Has let this week by Joe May 21 •. - ^V• Juno 2 8 . July 12 • Vendig, president of the club, to —---- -------------------June 14 (Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of May 31 June 6 I-angford & Moreau of Chicago, who May 20 June 20 Big Uercan............ will act aa supervising engineers. vertising Agencies) • T.j ADS. Juno 10 June 21 - July 6 • The Dally Herald, 15c per week. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. | * Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. J 9 Things We Have Always Known . �f e a T s l n g Jt n e F a m ily - u n d o m o dm rii~quup~pat r in fib r (FT/. H^li o»o v o u see k s m VOURE W 6H T-\ U/KfNTS HAXTET*. UHIH CPtMTCOM' i _ Awopbo*? p * r H IS # \ T n c | S A B SO L U T E C f E M P rN ‘ look! \ ^ r • p loo NWkMCAM /UiWM* I business life, he has come back to his action on the part of ita committee, ROYAL FERNERY beloved Florida, his adopted State, the iKTsnnnel of which is secret. It to further rerve his fellow men in a AT ALTAMONTE WANTED—BOYS TO SELL THE is interpreted that they favor fujly practical helpful way. His name the use of newspaper advertising in SANFORD IIERAI.I) ON TI1F, GREAT INDUSTRY hn« been and prnmincntfy mentioned in their merchandising. STREETS OF SANFORD. A GOOD connceUon with the vice presidency CHANCE FOR AMIUTIOUS BOYS Local merchants hnvo for several Congressman C. D. Haines Will of the United State# on the same TO MAKE BIG PROFITS FOR A months past been nvniling themselves Eventually Have Seventy or More ,t Carda of 8anford'a Repotticket with Henry F’ord ns president, can find the n ia t at -------an FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS of the protective efforts of their se­ Acres of Ferns Growing aUa Professions! Men, each try Hr* Business Man but the congressman stoutly denies Claaalfied Ada 1e a word. No Ml SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. cret investigating committee and In Under Half Shndc. of whom. In hia chosen pro* Sanford la this Column that he has either the time or the Ad taken for Iraa than 21k. Mi dh-tf the opinion of many, n considerable faaoion the ITera|d recomrh day. And positively no Claaaiflcd Mi WANT TO RENT—Small furnished sum of money was soved by Jackson- Can ‘anyone imagine seventy neres inclination to again ‘e nter politics. wenda ‘to the people. Both he nnd Mrs. Haines hnve a Ada charged to anyone. Cash Ml house or npartment, H. L. S., rare ville business men, through the vigil-[(>f exquisitely delicate nspargus ferns most home like residence on the es­ must accompany all ordera. On once of the group. The resolutions of Sanford llcrnld. 80-2lp ill one “Held" and every inch of the Count the words and remit ■* just passed , however, make more "field*’ under half shade made of tate in which all the comforts of the WANTED—Job driving car, truck or srordingly, Mb modern home are to be found plus n ^ tractor. Can give best of referenc­ emphatic agreement on the part of miles of wire-lneed lath? Service Transfer George A. DeCottes Mi gener5tis ’hospitality so 'typical* o f the association members to refer all so­ That is the enterprise successfully M M M M M M t o M M es. Call 314 E. Fifth Street. 81-2tp licitors for advertising to lundquarOld South nnd that in these Intter Attorney-nl-Law Storage Facilities launched by Congressman C. D. COLORKIT dTNING CAR WAIT KRS Orer 8emlnole County Bank pleas* yon, tell others; If not, tors nt the Jacksonville Uhnmbcr of Haines, on his two hundred aero days has almost become n lost art.— and Sleeping Cnr Porters Wanted SANFORD -j. FLORIDA Lakeland Stnr-Kclcgrnm. tell oa. ’ Phono 4tS —Experience unnecessary. Wo train Commerce for endorsement of the estate near Altamonte Springs, in the FOR SALE committee before it will ho consider­ southern-end of Seminole county and you. Information free. Write 524 MANILA IS GKIITED ed by individual merchants. FRED R. WILSON on the main Hire of the Atlantic Const Railway F^xehangc, Omnhti, Nubr. [FORD NOVELTY FARMERS—You can got aood bod MY TYPHOON TODAY. It is pointed out that members may Une. ’ ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW fram—i and irrigation plugs at the 7-2-0*10-23-30; 8-0-13-20-27 WORKS snvp themselves ninny dollars which STREETS UNDER WATER Ftrat National Bank Building In company with Robert llolly, Sanford Novelty Worka. lOO tfc 9-3-10-17-84-12tp SANFORD -:*:* FLORIDA might otherwise go into unwise, so7. C. COLLER, Proppublisher of the Sanford Herald, a FOR SALE—Doaier and Uaya' paints called advertising channel# by de* representative of the l-akrlntid StarM l) T V r A s s i w l n l r t l I’r r a s l FOUND |cral Shop and Mill and varnishes at Sanford Novelty ^ mnnding that those sponsoring suefi Telegrum accepted a cordial Invltu-j MAN1I-A, June 30.—Miwdln l.« ELTON J. MOUGHTON Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc HOUND—Florbla license tng. proposition present credentials from tion from tttlunel Haines to visit the grippe dby a typhoon, which began' Work er can have sumo upon identifieaARCHITECT , estate nnd see what is being done in raging last night, was flooded toKOfl SALK—Rhode Island eggs for tion and paying fo; ml. Call at Her­ the association. tACTOIt and BUILDER Room 7, Miller Bldg. Communication being addressed to setting, 15ieggs for $1.00. Mrs. the development of another imporl- day. Many streets nro under water. imerdal Street—Sanford, Fla. IANFORD *j* -:* *;* FLORIDA ald offiee. 97-lfc member* of the Jacksonville Retail ■jant Florida asset. That pnrDculnr Ellsworth, lVnrdnll Avenue, San­ ford. H3-tfp Merchants’ Association with regard section of Seminole county is exceed­ Tho Herald for first class Joh work. SALARY INCREASE FOR to the resolutions passed by the ex­ ingly attractive nnd fertile? Indeed, W. HERNDON FOR SALK—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 ecutive committee urges nil imme­ it was not until experts from the CITY EMPLOYEES LOW T ID E S ON IIKAUII, 1923 stork. Hoc Vick Hawkins, 111! San­ ICHELLE MAINES diate response from each one in dr­ agricultural departments at Washing­ ford A vc. 63-tfc fSURANCE AGENCY Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur LAWYER TAMI’A, June 30.—Salary increases . dor that the committee on mlvcrtis- ton and GninesviUc made n visit of SALK—No. h i7 West First St. nt approximately tho same hour nnd |B--------AUTO-------- BONDS —Court House FOR for employees for the city polirr deing and solicitations may continue inspection after Colonel Haines had Attractive terms. Address owner. minute. partment, the amount to bo Uetenninits work with greater effectiveness stated his rqqulrenients ns to soil Box 782, Dnytonn, Fla. 00-lfc ed later, are to bo provided for in to local business men. Excerpts conditions that selection was made of Dnlr .June July Aug. Hcpt. Oct 0 . Shinholser i )V F K in^flM T lIIhlN A ItY I 4:05 4:31 5:33 0:2H 6:41 Tampa's next fiscal budget. The I from the resolution follow: ' Rooms 226-228 Ibis property which now includes n■ ■ One new five room house with bath, sanitary department will also get a "Resolved that no member of the about one hundred acres ill oranges *> 4:A5 5:20 6:14 7:20 7:38 Contractor and Builder DR. R. M. MASON Cull lot. well ItN-nted—NEVER OC­ boost in funds while the Board of fassociation will buy advertising space 3 5: 17 0:02 7:11 H:17 8:37 and grapefruit. DENTIST 1 6:43 7:01 8:06 9:21 9:36 CUPIED. Trade will la: given the returns from in any medium except in newspapers (if course the growing of Royal 5 7:2! 7:56 U:tN) 10:11 10:32 FLORIDA tilt I) New Mrisrh Building PRICK n one mill tax for publicity purposes. and bill boards unless the proposition ferns is the principal Industry on the l'harte'201 Sanford,' Terdts tff «V'l you * .-7»V*Florida ». fi *. rVBW.QO—| ' ” 1 -- --H i-.— - nu nor submitted litis been endorsed by the plniitatiuif, an industry that engages 6 8:I7 8:51 9:57 M:0H 11:26 A REAL BARGAIN Homes and alterations to houses secret committee of the association. the a tte n tio n of several competent 7 9 ;07 0:44 10:52 11:41 11:5t, |P. Connelly & Sons A. P. CONNEI.LY & SONS "That the endorsement of the com­ and experienced foremen who have 8 %11:57 10:38 11:41 12:17 12:46 casting approximately $40,000, have W, J. THIGPEN C a fa k lla h r * ISO* |i 10:44 11:30 11:50 1:08 1:38 79-tfc been started iti >Stuurt since the first mitted shall la- so stipulated in letter charge of the various departments. in II :30 11:50 12 ’42 1:51 2:28 Ivtlulc, Loans and Insurance Real Estate FOR SALK—Second hand F'ord purts of the year, according to the list of form, signed by the secretary of the The manual labor, most of it also 1:31 2:47 3:18 18 101-8 Magnolia Avr. FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE in good condition. Kngines, rndia- budding permits issued by the town Chamber of Commerce through auth­ qxperjenced, is performed by about 11 12: 16 12:21 :00 1:10 2:13 12 3:35 4:09 1 tois, wheels, four'and two wheel trail- clerk. ority of the secret committee. sixty negroes who live in u specially 13 1:40 1:55 3:04 4:24 6:00 rs, practically all parts Fuirhunks"That after the proper endorse­ ln‘d out colony of comfortable cot­ D EWART The Florist ■yea Examined Class** Deeigned tMorae engine at a bargain. See R. SUPREME COURT \»KCIHIONH. ment lias been secured it is then op­ tages boasting of electric light and 14 «oa.:2» 2:38 3:51 5:1H 5:57 Henry McLaulin, Jr., 15 :55 8:15 4:10 6:14 6:59 to* cra­ ------- Floral Dcaigna II Booth. West Sanford. 81-Ilp tional with (lie Individual member as water. The colony hits its own Hi :.lt 4:00 5:32 7:18 8:02 3 O p t D. FOR SALE OR TKAHF7—Overiund TALLAHASSEE, July 8 . - The su- to whether he will advertise. nial and Ornamental Planta chinch and school and is provided 17 4: 21 4:51 6; 30 8:22 9:03 Optlcian-Optomelrlat , cnr in A-I condition. Will trade for pretno court has ordered that the ap­ "That members will refrain from with recreation facilities. Ijrlle A*e.-----------I’hone Z60-W IK 5:;0H 5:18 7:31 9:25 10:00 712 Boat First Street Sanford, Fla. good F’ord. 211 French Avr. Hl-4tp peal lie dismissed in thu rn«i' of J. K, purehnsing tickets or making dona­ In organising the Royal Fern Cor­ 19 6: 02 6:17 8:10 10:25 10:56 tions of any nature until same have poration, Colonel lluine* has brought 20 7: 02 7:51 11:43 11:21 11:45 FOR SALE—10 acres, 5 in lienring Buck, appellant versus all parties [FORD MACHINE been endorsed by the secret commit­ httn being something that is steadily 21 t :31 8:57 10:54 11:57 12:07 claiming interest in the property or grove, I in pecans, 10 cut over land. tee and endorsement so stipulated by contributing to the pleasure of thou­ *i*i H:32 9:59 11:43 12:31 12:53 involved ns heirs or other claimants COMPANY Every fool fine for citrus. Good Kletter from headquarter*. under Colin Mitchell et id, dcrensed sands of people throughout the United *>*i 9:30 11:01 11:53 1:18 1:37 room house, nicely furnished includ­ ^cral Machine and Boiler "It is understood that any mem­ or otherwise, appellee. The opinion j Daytona Reach, Fla. ing piano. Flowers, shrubbery, was by Judge Flllis. The court order bers may donate any unsalable mer­ States and Canada. The piesenl 24 |U:28 11:50 12:17 2:01 2:10 Worlu* capacity of the fernery is about one 25 II:211 12:07 1:37 2:42 2:56 shade trees, grapes,' figs, guva*, etc., Comfortable', Airy Rooms Cylinder Grinding nnd just think of it, right in the town ed tho appeal dismissed because its chandise Id any charitable organisa­ hundred boxes per day but when 26 12.21 1:03 tl .t(*» ;t :! i 3 :2V Open (he Year Around Automobile Itcimlrw of Pnola. Good school, store, church, entry was found to be fatally defec­ tion within the approval of the com­ new extensions now under way are 87 1: 18 1:5.'l 3:04 3:55 4:06 Reasonable Rales. Acetylene W elding station, paved street, 15 minutes from tive. The case involved land origin­ mittee. But it is distinctly under­ completed, the total output will be 28 >i. HI 2:11 3:44 4:32 4:43 Special rates to parlies, |e Gil---------Sanfnvd, Florida Sanford. Now resident writes: “Must ally owned by Colin Mitchell in stood that the donor shall coniine not lets than four hundred boxes. 29 2:59 8:80 4:20 5:10 6:22 yn Main Street, near Orenn The ferns ure stiip|M'd to green houses ,'IU 3:40 4:08 5:09 6:52 6:09 be sold, rut price from $10,000.00 to F’ranklin county, who lias been dead himself to unsalable articles. "As quickly a* your responses are in all parts of the country. 0:56 4:49 5:52 SI Leak J. II. Colrlough C. M. CUSTER, Prop. $6,000,000." $2,000.00 cash will han­ for 80 years. received, a display card setting forth E. T. Davis of Tallahassee, repre­ Home idea of the magnitude of the dle this deni.—B. T. Tiller, Pnola, rnk & Colclough Fla. «I-Ctc sented the appellant while the ap­ the principles of this resolution will undertaking may bo gained hy slat- First (]uartrr l ull Moon Last Quarter 1NSUIIANCK pellee* were not represented before lie furnished each member for dis­ ing that to cover th's vast area of June 21 July 5 June 28 Fire—Life—Auto play in his place of business." Aug 4 high court. July 27 delicate fern* required almost one July 20 First Nat’l Hank lllilg. Annex Aug. 26 According to Albert J. Htowo .sec­ thousand miles of wire; 10'J miles of Aug. Hi Kept 3 The supreme court hns reversed FOR RENT rORD *:* FLORIDA Oct. 3 tho decree of the cirruit court of retary of the chamber of commerce, covering four feet wide; approximate- Sept. 17 Kept. 21 Pinellas county by which it sustained to whom nt the direction of tho se- ly four million laths; thirteen thou­ Get An Abstract Before FOR RENT-—Convenient large un­ u demurrer entered by counsel for crcL committee applicants for en­ sand nine-foot posts, about 220,0(81 ARMY HADDI.EH—Brand new U. H. furnished rooms for housekeeping. the Neeld-Gordon Company hi u rase dorsement ure referred, "the commit­ Buying Property lineal feci 2 by 8 cypress* stringers; Army, McUIrllun $6.21); also used, Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. tee appreciates the fact that there th'rty miles of irrigation pipe, a hut in good rondltion—not a break— 6-|H-lmo-p brought by‘Horace Williams. jeets brought to attention of busi­ large pre-cooling plant and fourty- $3.10. Will ship C. O. II. and allow 10ERECTED .MAY I, 1923 E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. FOR RENT—10 acres of tiled- land ness men which arr not without spec- four buildings. South Bound examination.—W, W. WILLIAMS, on Cameron avenue.—S. K. Barrett, Retail Merchants lul favorable features, yet In its con­ An unusual and novel feature on QUITMAN. GA. A FINK DROVR OF HORSES Fort Valley, 6a. 7!-12tp of Jacksonville Refuse sideration of the matters which the this estate Is a well-appointed club Departs Arrive AND MULES JUST ARRIVED IN IIICKHON HOUSE ” 2:46 a.m. 83— 2:36 a.m. All Fake Advertising merchants request It to study, the house and private theater, designed HANFORD TO BE 801.11 Up-to-date Apartments and Rooms 27...... committee will base it* actions sole- and built by Congressman Haines for 8:40 a.m. * 1 9 ,rT Daytona Beach. ly-ott the basis of potential advertis­ the entertainment nndjdeasurc of the 2:45 p.m. 89......... 2:25 p.m. Form Association To Prevent .Solici­ Those in need of a good farm horse Summer rates: $1.00 per day, $21 7:10 p.m. 85.......... 0:55 p.m. ing merit. friends of Mrs. Haines nnd himself. tation From Kilie Advertisers or mule, or a good big draft team, per month, including lights end water, , "The plan which the local associa­ The theater seats 150 people in the and Holititora. lino saddle horse or cow |Kiny, should (’nil J.'F . Hickson, Phono 238-W, Han­ • Northbound tion is seeking to make more effec­ rcgulnthiii theater chairs, in addition ford. 70-tfc Departs Arrive JACKSONVILLE, June 30.-Vig- tive," Mr. Htowo said last evening to which there are the special boxes 2:03 a.m. First street about a half mile from FOR RENT—Furnished moms with oroi* steps to protect themselves "is in operation in nearly all Urge of platforms containing rocking chairs 82 ..... . 1:48 a.m. 84----- i..ll :4£ a.in. 12:05 p.m. Sanford on the Daytona road and look light housekeeping. Comer of 11th from the countless solicitations un cities of thu country. Business men, for about forty more guests. The 3:52 p.m. over tho fine drove that has Just ar­ street and Elm Ave.—M. Schneider. dor the guise of advertising mediums, particularly those In the downtown stage is equipped with motion pic­ 80...... 3:42 p.m. rived at his place. These hones and * . 79-Ctp with which they assert they have retail sectionf of a city arc constant­ ture screen and scenic effects for 28— 10:00 p.m. mules are the property of L. E. FOR RENT—We have a well located Trilby Branch been pestered constantly in the past, ly beset wllh soloclUtions, most of prfvstc or professional recitals. It Departs Bales, who has retired from the live furnished home.—A. P. Connelly St are being taken by members of ths which urge the purchase of so-called Is,the generous custom uf Congress­ The kiddle* think our bread la Arrive 100..... i . 7:30 a.m. stock business and intends mpklng his Sons. 7‘J-^c Jacksonville Kstall Merchants’ asso­ advertising space In a wide variety man and Mrs .Haines to send tickets dandy and that our paatry taatea 21 *■ 3:26 p.m. future home back In Ohio where he FORTtENT—Cottage, J. Muaeon. of booklets, folders, programs and the to the people uf surrounding towns like randy. And papa and mam­ ' ciation. rame from. 2 5 . 1 : 3 0 p.m. like. In support of his proposition, wjth a cordial Invitation to rome to ma and all the auesta agree that Strong resolutions making requisite 80-fltp This fine drove of horaes and mules I0l~....L . 5:50 p.m. the solicitor frequently pleads the Altamonte and enjoy the motion pic­ oar baking products are of the la all that he has left in live stock in FOR RFJNT—Five room bungalow. the endorsement of the association’s highest quality. Remember Ike worthiness of the cause, pi organlxa- ture prbgrams as thei# guests. Apply to 601 Park.Avcnue or phone committee on advertising and solici­ Florida. He la determined to ( get Leeeburg Branch name of our bread aad aay sort of lion sponsoring the matter. MerCongressman Haines, who served tations, before members may consider 81-2tp Departs them sold. Thoae who arc Interested 224. Arrive patronising the various propositions chants, in their selections of adver­ several years as a representative firm-like to the grocery . man— can go and be convinced that they 157........ 3:55 p.m. submitted to them, were adopted by tising methods, can not feel them­ from New York state, was in former “Remember, that’s Ike bread for are a high close lot of animals. Among LO ST 2L ------- 2:45 p.m. the executive committee of the or­ selves Justified in continuing the bur­ years one of the foremost railroad me," 158_____ 6:30 a.m. them la some lady broke saddle horses ganisation at ita last meeting. Copies den for their advertising budgeU. It bu'lders in the United Slates snd 7:10 p.m. os well ae-“cow hunting ponies.” Ex­ LOST—Black sateen bag filled with 22........ ..... of these are now being placed before is estimated that local merchants Crnads. His nsme Is linked up with changes can be made by thoae deslrOviedo Broach baby clothes. Finder return to J. Individual members for their Anal have expended thousands'of dollars soma of the greatest railroad enter­ DeparteUng to trade that was—or bought Arrive C. Hutchinson at Truck Growers’ of­ endorsement. Newspapers and bill­ annually through such mediums, and prises of the eighties and nineties privately, 126 -7:45 p.m. fice. _______ A 80-3tc a n fq r d m a id boards are specially esampled from axpreXSlons from many Indicate v&y and he counts his acquaintances by 127 _ 3:40 p.m.; They are only half a mile from San­ ford on Staple’s farm, Daytona road. FOR RENT—Garage 317 Palmetto the various forms pf advertising up­ marked favor for the newly adopted the thousand*. After many years of n l blftlnAK 80-Stp on'which the association will require resolutions.” Vr s 1 ' 81-2te strenuous activities 'ft pollticaT and -Daily, except Sunday. a] J J x , i" ' rix »v ; * i -(o r *• ** i U •• t *J*t I Si WANTED fa BUSINESS [DIRECTORY PURELY PROFESSIONAL CLASSIFIED = ADS 5 'ul * ;fl t, M ± •1 1 \ GREYSTONE HOTEL ff. SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. IAIN SCHEDULE ROUTH BAKERY 'S m *4. BREAD Il 9 m j 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. 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 02, 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/69932d28f4de66af567b518687f849e6.pdf e55811ed3732d691f2ac9ee52a69ce45 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1923 VOLUME IV, Interview With Business Man Brings Out Some Interesting Facts SPIRIT OF CAUTION. . CON SERVATISM A N p WET W EATKEP MARKS A SLIGHT DECLINE (Contributed) AI.1. GREEK VESSELS TO CONSTANTINOPLE SIEZEI) RY TURKS .LONDON, June 30.—The Turkish authorities have notified the Allies thnt nil Greek vessels coming to Constantinople will he seised says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Constantinople today. And Value oC Building Permits Grfi>lfr Than. Any Month ; on Record I t r T h e A w w U l f d I’ r w t 'ATLANTA, Ga., Juno 30.—Al­ though fundamental *business cnndltjona Jn the 8ixth Federal Reserve District, comprising southeastern states, are good, according to the A tlanta federal reserve bank’s sum­ mary for May, made public todny, “certain factors’* had adverse effect. However, the summary adds, “ It wan liQt Jo be expected that the momen­ tum of early months of .tho year fould be safely maintained’’ through the spring and summer months in­ definitely. ‘ “Merchants earlier in the yenr placing ordera for goods for which there wss no current consumption, the review points out, and this kept manufacturing firms operating nt n very high level in order to keep pare with orders. ' A spirit of caution and conserva­ tism and wet weather have marked the slight decline in business since the peak of spring buslhoss wns reached In March, the summary declarvs. Lower pros|>ectlvo buying power of agricultural communities, due to unfavorable crop prospects, i* believed to have augmented seasonal factors responsible for trade declines. Retail, salfs during May were 12.4 »>• Aent greeter than during the Mr. and Mrs. Reader, you arc giv­ you should be interested. It was nearly ten o'clock Inst night en the chance of hearing the testi­ when I heard some one walking hur­ mony of one of Sanford's busy busi­ riedly along ono of the city’s busy KWaUss*! m r*n am ness men regarding a m atter in which Commencing Monday morning registration for elnsses in Home Care of the Sick nnd Hygiene at ten o’clock in Apartment 13, In tho Wclnkn Ulock under the ausplcea o£ the Red Cross. These lessons will be free. This announcement, made this morning ia one of the mos* important to the people of this community and being so important it ii given space In the Herald today in or­ der thnt everyone interested may note the same, tin account of appearance of typhoid fever In some localities It is especially Im­ portant thnt everyone should hsvc these lessons ami know how o combat not only fevers but other diseases thnt from time t( time may threaten the people of this and other states. An ounce of preventative U always worth more than n pound of cure und i, this instance especially it Is vitally Important that the wornon of this city ami county should take the lessons and do their big share in keeping intact tho health of the community. Miss F.dwell, of Greenwood, South Carolina is here repre­ senting the N a tu ra l Red Cross In this great work and will bo at the Weinkn headquarters for the next two weeks if necessary to complete the work. Mrs. W. B- Watson, active chairman of the work will also register nil who contemplate taking up the work. Tills r nurse conslfts of fifteen lessons, ono lesson daily of on Of Dry Goods Coraniis Sion and Bailey Says It Will Work I Hr Thr %»*i»rlafril l*rr*M Nj:\V YORK, Junrf 30.—Dry good* commission business controlled sole­ ly by principle of Golden Rule, In which profit making Is not to be the prininry consideration between firms, was Inunchcd by Fisher C. H. Dailey, it was learned today. Rally has sent circulars to southern cotton mills expiessing conviction thnt the enter­ prise conducted along altruistic lines is quite possible. Grabbed His Coat Tail and Convulsed the House Speech For Acts. I Ilf Tbr AixorlNlrtl l*rr»»> WASHINGTON, June -d0.—State­ ments made by President Harding in n labor speech nt Helena yesterday, wns assailed today, by Samuel Gom­ pers, who declared "Inlior requires more than speech to bnlnnce ngainsl acts thnt have gone before." PLOSION IS GERMAN V TO OCCUPATION REGULATION., * t u r n s fro m cro w d s TO WONDER OF PARK WASHINGTON, Juno 30.—Block- ■ ed by the objections from abroad in •' its efforts to negotiate n p‘roh»bjtlip^ Jtreaty with the marltlnje powers, JJ&J administration Is preparing to leave ' Pursuant to a ‘.request of the City In Sanford have splendid soft water. i lithe hands of Congress any furtWkr Cointnlssionern, the Chamber of Com It would bo necessary for the city to move to relieve the foreign shipping • merer him analysed the report of acquire several hundred acres on lines of their embarrassments under Joseph K. Craig, special engineer en­ which to sink these wells In order the American dry law. gaged by the e>ly to locate available to obtain a daily supply of three mil­ Whether administration olfficlala iS supplies of soft water for Sanford, lion gallons which Is estimated is tliri ever will go to tho length of advising * and hns recommended thnt the deep required amount for n population of revision of the law is uncertain In view of nil the circumstances which well system lhi adopted. Although twenty-five thousand. There uro a number of communities now surround nnd becloud the pro* ■ several other sources of supply were outlined in the report, they wore In Florida which arc deriving an ex­ hibition issue. A government spoke*- > eliminated from consideration by tho cellent supply of soft water from man did mnko it entirely clear chamber's special committee, which wells sunk to n considerable depth. trrday, however, thnt If the tre a tf reported its finding* at the weekly It wits the knowledge of this, nnd n proposal goes by the hoard, the fW« belief that Sanford was similarly rign ship Interest* must rest their meeting Inst Friday. favored that prompted the committee! final hope of relief on the doubtful The report submitted by Mr. Cra'g makes provision for a city of twenty- to recommend that the chamber urge pmspoct of action by a majority of five thousand population. Most im­ the city cnnimiasloncra to immediate­ Congress. In the meantime, It was added, portant of the possible sources of ly begin sinking deep test wells and ascertain if nn adequate supply of there remains nothing for the execu­ supply dealt with In the report, were i aoft water could not I k * obtained from tive branch of the government to do the lakes surrounding Sanford, bntthis source. Tho mooting approved but to enforce, with whatever means hallow wells, und the St. terics of * Johns river. On account of sewerage tho recommendations of tho commit­ it finds nt its disposal, the provision* contaminations, etc., the latter was tee which have been referred to the of jho statue ns ih ^ ' now exist, as they have been Interpreted Wy the ku- . dismissed from consideration entire­ city official* for action. Mr. Craig has nlso completed nn prontf court and as they have beptf ly. The objection raised'to utilising apprnsnl of the water w o r k s plant, translated into administrative rggus the lakes was that the requirement* o fa growing city would cventunily owned by the Southern Utilities Co., lation* by. the treasury department, Ucyon dthis, government o fficlala drain them, ns wns the cake when which wns done with tho idea of the Sanford originally ohtnlned Its wn- city acquiring this public utility. Ap­ would not go. The detail* of enforcement, u * y . ter from one of the adjacent lakes. praisals of tho power and gas plant* !*•*• T»o) said, must work thcmseulve* out as While a number of the shallow wells Hie situation develop*. Hut they. Ipft mi dobut that the propa.uii to seise offending shipa as well a* the llqupr they carry In American waters si'll remained In the offing and yould p*'»j summoned to the *io of enforcement Deep Wells Will Be Sunk With View of Ascertain . . intr Best Supply Mandatory Jail Sentence# and Drunken Drivers o f Autos Will Get Theirs \ a*.*.*.?-An Increase of Two Cents a Gallon Over the Pres ept Tax May^ member banka reported to the A tlanta reserve bank, and demand, deposits declined slightly during the H i e savs. hut add. PRESIDENT HARDING WOULD NOT RE! ITS ATTITUDE Oljl TAKING OF LIQUOR ON PRESIDENT'S SPEC­ (n r Tkr A uw lsIK ' P r t« I IAL TRAIN. June 30.—The LONDON, June 30.—Lady Astor, president toda yturnod from tugging nt the c o a tta ils of Sir Fred­ Mellon Sn.vs There Will Be the crowds of western towns erick Rnnhury in a vain effort to In­ Solution o f Problem UnUl nnd from specth-mnklng to duce him to stop speaking so that . Congress Meets two days rest nnd enjoy­ she nnd her liquor hill might hnvc the ment of nature’s wonders right of way sent the house of Com­ in Yellowstone National mons into laughter last evening in Park. which grave spenkers were obliged to Join. As Hnnbury stopped only five minutes were left for considera­ tion of the liquor bill, her Indyship The Daily Herald will not issue any made desperate efforts move n paper on Wednesday, July 4th. This cloture hut failed. The bill was not Is n local holiday for the Herald force lost ns the government promises to and they always take it. grant facilities for eventual passage. President’s Statement and Labor Speech is Assailed by Gompers Character of Witnesses Brought Into Court l’ro Ceedings ‘ l.nlxir Requires More Than ^ u .U * M /p U e m e n t was recorded during S i month la Florid, citrus fruits. Indicating heavy crop, for the 11)23-24 aeason. Movement* of frtj fioro Florida was greater during May than the same month last year, and to data for the season the movement ..•needs th a t of l*»t year. Finances continue in ■ ***■! Y state In the district, the bank reports, p it* u s in g s steady Increase. There was a w m HUT This figure U. compared with a total value of more than eleven million dollars In April. * In surveying the employment sit­ uation, the bank finds fewer men out <»? employment now than at any time In in any months pa*f, with large induwrial conrwrns using more worker* thaii in preceding month*. Georgia VotUm mills are reporcld o|wra»i*g A nfull time basis, as are nearly all industries in Florida. Other sUUe Tr ?hough this U i is payablo only one x time; that '*. If the Ux ia paid by i- tho wholesaler the retail dealer e doesn’t have It to pay, but If not .* he docs. io “All dealer* are required to rrport biles while under the Influence of < ie to this office all gasoline sold after iquor.' The etate’a new law covering 1 |. June 30th, and either pay the UX or the luudnce of search and sclsure i ■ rive the name and address of the warrants also become* effective. I High spots of this act provide that a search w arrant must not be l»»u**l for any homo used “exclusively as such” for service lit the night time i except for stolen or embesxled prop­ erty; that a search w arrant must not issue against the home foy service at any lime except upon sworn infor­ mation that It is being used to rfccret stolen or embcxxlod property, for gambling, or the manufacture or sale of Intoxicating liquors, and a further provUion prohlblu the forcible ontrance Into a home under uny cir­ cumstances at nlghL ~ Two other ehapgue in the present procedure are that a" copy o C f search w arrant roust he delivered to the per...» u k n u nremLses are are to be Reorganization of - Treasury Depa . v Bureaus Provided In Regulations �“I m weak and . ntrrinm, had Ing lin e h - s n u last day of the Big r.W bard headaches all the time; aqd' rfy baefc by all. <r. > invited rira: Misses Grace pains ore there Ih e r e ^ l n g fn ttlla' hurt «ld bad I copid , hardly «too'p.*’ and Maude Dalle; Itine, honorees; Vlo^ M b n i > n d tho pTikes a rt quoted en write* Frank R ic h n rd ta n .T rtY y .t^ ^ Dancy, fcralyn Daraqnfc of the b arg m h --— Pin. “Tried-Foley K idney'm ils and row, Thelma Lain, Florence Price, Backache, rheumatic J. R. Watrou* nnd daughter Wilrtla, th e * are olhew in the *torc and !if got relief.” Maria and Gladys Btemper, Elisabeth yon'want to save money go to Chfirriipain*, tired feeling; dull headache,.top of Gainesville, were rrglstcred nt the Hoolehan, Lucille Anderson, Mrs. C. u c ll't—especially tomorrow.: discolored or . frequent urination, '' ' *“ Montextima yesterday. A. Anderson, Jr.,; Mesirs. Paul Bai­ strong odor are symptom* o: ley, Bowen Perrltt, Walter Price, A fter July 2nd tKe Herald will ho* and Bladder disorders nnd ’ CALENDAR Jit Isa Mildred Holly left Tuesday Robert Jenkins, Leonard McLocas, wfth Mr. and l t n . I L A. Newman ond P it on > cash In Advance basis for suh- prompt treatmerti. - Foley Kidney^ \ James Hoolehan, David Fountain, Fflkbty—Clrele No. 1 of the Metho­ Pink (rive quick rtllcf. ' Infuse family for Hendersonville'where thegjni rlptions, *o pay Up now. dist church Will fiv V 'i Silver Tea Milton Haddock, Dean Treadwtfll, a f f t t o V Insist ujlor. Foley's. Sole wiii^epind tba-summer'nfcritha.. * . a f the home of Mrs. James Cowan, Ralph lo s in g . Charlea,Andcnon, Jr. everywhere.—-Adv.;' _ , H a t h OF THANKS. I t makes two big flmaapp,. Chaperdtra^.wWaL Mflw C. A'J- Ander' ’ ■»*. - - --'— pn Park avenoe, a t 8 p. m, ■«_ '_j «#__ tt n n.L*a« • Jappekl to give the WdJ . ^ i^rr'trrd ^ M W . GTT"Cbuck 5 leave - Van • •- •*v:T *-»-. * ’? * • ; Tha herald forTJrst clawr jpb.worS W#Wish to exp res* our 'nppredathUfeUow who has b« tolnorniw;; fo ^ Dctfolt, Mich., whkrd Iflss Chothllde Balsdon of Live t$by will-get a new car and m otor 1b tion'to onr frlendzVfot'thelr kind nets THBrmfiUB HOOSBVBLT CAMP $ C0P * up: Oak la visiting her father, T. 8. jjieal tq' the Ameriran p* Rochester, N. Y., w h * f8 'th e y 1wilt and l aym pa thy during the ' long iUAND AUXILIARY WILL PICNIC Bnliden. . * * • Whre thi',ex-service men th, spend th c: summer. ' .. »*.»'•mr■—l * *4• oesa and death of our dear one, Henry AT ALTAMGNTB JULY 4. ?, IAfMed'attraction, i • ■ . WhlW&’hnd for thV nfahy floral* of­ bflas I«oyo1a Stacy of Lakeland , Col. Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary,' *The-many friend* of Pearce Griffin , feltfngS. Especially do w otltank the ft rj# R^UclMAiif'Wi^TttTL will arrive In Sanford this nfternoon N6. 3, Kx4e planned a big basket pic­ tfre k fa d to sec him up again nffok doctor’s for their kindness. May and will l* the guest of Mrs. J . N. nic July 4th, at the homo of the Mal­ P E N N S Y L V A N IA V A C U U M an attadk of pirtial paralysis of th* God** richest- blckslngs rest upon Tofar. *• lards a t AlUmonto Spring*. Mem­ C U P T I R E S A N D T U IJ E S optical nerve causing complcto blind- each' one is' our prayerT ' Only-ottrdsy old ber* of ihe local camp of U. S. W. V. DON’T FORGET THE BULKHEAD ne** \ for several dnys. ^ ■Mrs. K^txk White, Willie, Robb|c Miss Helen Kennedy of Lakeland, arul th d r families, a* well ns mem­ BOULEVARD.. formerly of Sanford, Is the guest of bers of tho Auxiliary and families and Gcfcrge. Phone 481 -J |05 Palmetto Are. Word comes from W. E. Scoggana Mifai Sarah Wheelis and Is receiving nnd all other U ..S, W. V. who read Don’t forget about that bulkhead th a t'h e {a In Mclntosh with the fnma Moat‘ Cordial welcome from her this notice arc Invited to attend the and that wonderful boulevard from A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU fly- and want the Dally ’ Herald to mday friend*. .' picnic. A flag will dehlgnato the en­ Sanford to Laifc Monroe nnd from keep up with the time*. “In ry will trance to the road leading to the Bal­ Sanford to tho Oatccn bridge. In Mis* Frances M. Hughey returned lard home south of Altamonte titnq there will be u beautiful boul­ go to N orth' Carolina la tc ^ ln the ' ‘ home last evening from Jacksonville Springs. The members of the Aux­ evard all around the shores of Lake season. * whdre she has Just completed a nine iliary are requested to report to Mt*. Monroe and the banka will be‘‘dotted months course In'-tho• ' Jacksonville K. A. Torhcun the number going, with the homes of the wealthy tour­ Business College. that transportation-piny be provided. ists and this whole land will blosSom • j ; t _____ * Report not later than Monday n. m. like the rose. All it takes is a clear day’s dinner. You get It fresh and Mrs. Charles Miller of P lin t CUy Each family will carry a picnic lunch. vision th at see* farther than the nose, yoa haYil It delivered to your home a t and Mrs. Maud Yaion of Tampa re­ Small 'Bleeps of farther than the pockot book and LOU SMITH TERHEUN, tho Pufe‘ Food Market. turned to their homes yesterday a f­ When farther th a n ' personal profit* President. * . ■ ■ ■■ ter spending several days hero with we can see things through such ’ Pack ' yoor trouble* In^he smallest l(jisea Allic and Ruth Gillon. THREE MORNING NEW8PAPER8 glasses wc wilt have gained the world. hag you ‘have *rtd' find a cheerful 7 ; *-•------• companion lo talk off y6ur shadows, FOR SANFORD. FIW WOOD gNORAVIRB * Miss Vlrglhia Smith loft Wrdnc*Original price' 12.00 to $3.00. Special v EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN All!,1TH E YEAR misgivings and forebodings. We sug­ day for North Carolina and Virginia CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. gest Paul B. Dooley at the Seminole The real art of engraving haa Sanford promises to bo well served wtrtre she will spend the summer, ... ' . ■ • w County .Batik as a cheerful compan­ in the morning newspaper (laid In a been supplanted by the half-lone daring her absence, the Red Cross ' ' work will be In chsrgc of H. C. Du­ few days. Tho Orlando Morning process, 'and those artists whose ion. • . * l * ’*-' Sentinel for somo tlmo ha* brought skillful hsnds and accurato eyea Bose. . Our Entire Slock going at a American and IT A ffU l PA V U V nM H 8KAIlhKn' the papers here early In the morn­ traced linoa on apple-wood and boxEuropean Plan FLORIDA' Misses Lulu Brenner and Pearl ings and had them distributed by ten wdod add wrought them into pic­ t #»• W O , *<4 Barbar and Fred Flatchcra and Mal­ o’clock. The Times-Unlon was next tures that could bo reproduced in For 2 Day*, Saturday and Monday Ono block from Ocean and Hotel rinrtnddn. Summer rates lory Horn left yosterday for thslr In line putting on a truck service magazines, are disappearing. Mil* — Room, $1 per day and up; $5 per w ick and up. Special « homes In Cross City after spending from Daytona and bringing in the waukee,, which was onco'the center week-end rate3.---------------- Every room haa running water. ______________ '» ■_______________________________________ !*! tho weak hero taking the teachcrz' Tlmcs-Unlon about ten o'clock. Now of this branch of tho aria in the comes the Tampa Tribune with the ON ALL DIAMONQ3 ON DISPLAY. examination. .United States, lias but few of them ]B»i ■ statement that In a few days' the * ■‘ .* • * 4; lift. Wood engraving nn an art hail Morning Tribune will bo laid on the A delightful "splash p a rty " 'a n d breakfast table of the Sanford peo­ eomo and feuno. .Those in po*«*»i I'walnlo 'roast" wAs -VNcp at- Palm ple every morning. Verily, tho world lion of toproKentative prints from* . The B ritt Realty Com|fhny asks Springs Tuo*day evening;' by* Min* dd move these day* and Plorida news­ celebrated blocks will admuitimo id you to look over some of their very Specially Priced I.ucillc Anderson and Mrs. C. A. paper* nrc showing sign* of progress tho future haro cause to congratu­ attractive bargain* in real estate to­ Jap R o b o Soap, fo f ih e hair, complexitta «nd bath. Sjiocial, d«. day. The Britt Rclaty Company ha* AndoPson, J r , for th^lr h°u»c l^,e,,l* and thrift and enterprise. In n few late themselves on tho possession of] offices In tho Valdez Building on Mlkses Grace and Maude llnllentine years there will hardly be a spot In what Du Ytcmnj say« js* "a apnd the state not covored by dally paper* example of tho-combination of art Park avenue And they have some real of GainosVlUe. bargain* in homes of all kinds. Sec • and mechanical skill.” Swimming and game* wore enjoy- r i|h t on time. the advertisement in this isnuc nnd 1*. Weinberg, Proprietor Phone 32& then ace B ritt . East First B t^Sanfrirdi Florida - . . i 1flu AMimiU AM I ilCIIIV Am VAIIII* Jpany—the ‘(0ld 'reliahlo A. k P.—lnJvito you to their store tomorrow to .take advantage of their many bar­ gains In potatoes, bean*, rice, but­ te r , bottled drink*, teas, soaps, etc, *nd promise you that you will be ■waited upon promptly nhd that cvcry■ Jihlng you buy will l>c Just as nd ■ Ivcrtlsc-d. Read their advertisement a ;tod*ys l i t \ Early This Morning Af; ter Effort to Break Internatiortal Newi F. P, RINES 200 £ut Glass and HandPainted China 75c to $1.00 ' Bulova Watches . 20% Reduction HU I LL Urt I lUUiVU 10% Reductipn Hamilton and Howard JERGEN’S KING COCOA Hardwatcr SOAP. # Rarfrciad W a tte s Special j&l.OO Dozen For the Mountains, Beach or at Home ; Practical things to wear while away or at home. Pleasing* smart; and refreshing new merchandise at impressively low prices : ,*In Hand-drawn and plain Voiles, Nor/nand. > n , SwiHHeM and other delightfully cool mu llerlala, at— . . . . • , All hand-made Pattern liat-s • shapea at umt * Small ,, CLOHINti OUT PRICES Canton Crepe DroBiu’H, nullable for travelling . in all wanted uhaden, ut • Smart Street and Sport Hata In W hite and Color combination!!, at « “Wc Have You Money Because Wc Ipiavc no Clerka” says Stempcr & ^Company and they ran give you a list of amoked and’ fresh tneata' nnd jqirlCc* that arc astonishing. Htemper tym pany have the world bent when n t L-omuii U) low prices on all kinds of j meat* nnd a glance a t their prRca i in'thin issue will convince you. See UStrnipcr tomorrow and let him show £ The Dally Hernia, 15c per week. !, Baumei’a Specialty Shop advorItlsi-g Cholee Weaflfig Apparel for the moantains, thd bearii nr tha home nnd ACCESSORIES NEW STEP-IN ►Exceptional fine qualify, ! l.ingette SllpB, altea !I6 to M4) at— . BLOOMERS ai‘d VE In Satin Stri]K’d Uatixte, daintily lace trimmed. Ail unununl pret­ ty, uuit, at, Wash Batin Slip*, double Panel, at— A choice selection of attractive Suita, in ull new combination colora. Plcaaingly priced, ; Thirty 1‘ounda of Hugnr Free—and at n 'tim e when peliplc are n««llng vi/kar badly—Piggly Wiggly' take* Pure Thread Silk Hoxe of uplendid wearing qualitieH. Cofont, Hluuk, White, Sil­ ver, Pear), Nildo arid others at, ' t Tha Herald for flrat d a ta Jot? work. Mra. G. A. .DeCottrs, Sr., and M lu ]Mary DeCottrs and M aster George DeCottea 3rd will return to the!) hioMp In Jacksonville, Sunday after rpending several week* with Mr. and Mi . George A. DeGotte* at the Moiitexuma. They win be necum- v “ W ilW IJt KTYl.R RKIGNH” THE P03TOFF1CB IH N RXT DOOR T 6 US RIGGER AND BETTER VALUES FOR THE LAST DAY 75c tlSSUE GINGHAM, per y a r d . . . . ; .... 48c CURTAIN SCItIM (White and Ecru), per yard.... 12!/2c 36-in. SCOUT PERCALES, per yard.........................22c MANVILLE CHAMBRAYS, per yard ....'.......:.....;....15c 5?c FANCY VOILES, per y ard .................................. 48c COLORED INDIANIIEAD (fast colors), per y a r d . 45c LADIES’ BURSON FASHIONED LISLE HOSE, pr. 48c 35c CHILDREN’S HOSE, per pair............................... 25c 18x40 BATH tOWELS, each ..................................... 22c MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, e a c h . ............ ,;..98c MEN’S UNION SUITE,’per su it................................ 89c V MEN’S DIMITY CHECK PAJAMAS, suit........$1.9S 3, per suit BIG REDUCTION ON SHOES-lN FACT OUR EN­ I TIRE STOCK ^ �•j V -' m ■ * y * .T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JU N E 30, 1923 PAGETWO SanfordDailyHerald ,p»fclUk** w t » «WrtM W « » t> l 5 " fv*SS» ■« Ik* ItrraM B«llll*». 1*T H * ( m U* A « > , M i f t r i , V la. The Herald Printing: Co. rum .iintK itB a. A IO U T. ..U llt r - ■ « r r » f I7-T t» * « » r tr ..U * w n l M . M i t f A 4f* n b l* l Mim n m B, R O U T U t t H b l i f R * IN MaR* K a a w a Aaaltraflaa , I. J . M L U R D . " A. N RR b.. U n v ii atlIPP —. C lrralilln N . u f t r r k . . . Mk-W after • a. n,. la b a e r ta lla a l*rle# la A f i a i t e Oaa Y ear-------- t—i----- — ---------------- fA » 0 ■la M eath* ------------------- —----. O rllrereA la C lly by C arrier Oaa W eek _________ _______ O eaia n * bi« ia- ta 1ft-pa ___ a*-. „ Weekly ller- i l l r a tlr e lr e a r era B eailaale a a J la y a b flA e a e r e__^.AdsM r y P r l« a y .r **aaty _____________ kaawai iaa <wapnsa i tlea. M W yer year, altraya la aRraaee. MKMBKH T IIK ASXOCI a V k D VRKM Th e Aaaorlalae Praaa la etelunlvalr entitled to the uae for republlcatlon or a ll ti*wi dlapatehee credited to It or •tot othnrwlae credited In thla paper and alao the local newa putillehed herein. A ll rtfh ta of re-pnblleatlon or apeelel llepatche* herein are alao reserved. Of flee i U K R A t.D B L'IM IIW fl. Pbeae l « r Forelan A d v e rtla in r K r p M im '.ill* * I TIIF. AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION LOANING MONEY FOR HOMES IS BUILDING THE CITY. The man or men or association Hint loan money for building homes in Sanford are doing more for thin city than any other agency. And where these institutions are selling stork or asking the people to invest their money it should be aeted upon imme­ diately for the money ro invented is returning'to the investor In many dif­ ferent ways. Sanford needs hun­ dreds of new homes to accommodate the people here now nnd the people who ore coming here this winter. Sanford needs at least twelve log nnd modern apartment houses to accom­ modate the people here now und the people who are coming. The muni­ tion in Knnford and’ other cities is Just this: Unless more houses un­ built for the people the cities ran nut grow and expand into larger cities for they are handicapped and circum­ scribed by the nmnunta of new build­ ings going up. There is no place to put the people who wont to live here they cannot stay lin e nnd wilt move on to other cities that an- building homes and apartments. The I'nlnlkn News says: “There Isn’t n vacant house in I’nlatkn. “This was n statement we heard a 5 S Why worry with your Sunday dinner during the hot days? We-Uke leading real estate and renting agent im Z f tZ S lS pleasure In serving you with a most appetizing dinner, anything yoUr ; g make, to a home seeker today. I t was They gathered this from tho thought aary onbnaheea reducing rates on • appetite cabs for In a cool, d ean and up-to-the-minute Cafeteria. light, water ond gaVf Commensurate amatJng. The only q’u alUlcatlon he that people with sense, like they s s In their opening concert Thursday with charges made for tho aame serv­ made to the statem ent was that there have in sonic of the Florida.counties night the Geneva-Osceola bahd was a ice In other eommunllles the size of would not own automobiles and there­ were no houses for white families of Sanford. * eve nmoderate circumstances. He fore It Is all right to tax Iho auto­ decided success. Music Carnival Day fostered last The stig e of the Geneva Hall was mobile owner out of his property, stated th at not less than 200 new Tomotrow, tomorrow, as tho song most bonufclfully and tastily decorated year by the Chamber- of Commerce, houses had bcon constructed in Pa- goes tho three cent tax will go on the nil In wktte and flowers and dainty has been planned this year for Thurs­ ■ i . II Intka nnd suburbs within the last auto and tho only way 'to heat the greenery' Ami all the members and di­ day July I9th. bands from other « rectors of the band were dressed In communities will take part in the ■ twelve months, and still the demand game will be to stack the old buss In ■ nt hide, which> Was a lovely scene. program . Lake Mary, with ita p a ­ ■ la constant and increasing, especially the garage and let her eat oala until ■ SOUPS The program was opened with «cv- ■vilion nnd mnny other advantages for for the better classes of houses. The the clouds roll by or the tax collector ■ •itn '■ eral selections by th* band: March | n n t ff*ir 0f this kind, haa aga^n tjeen Chicken a la Rclno demand is not limited, he said, to comes to take her off to the nuction ■ —Our Leader by Bancroft nnd Waltz ; selected for ■ i this'occasion. |j I1Commithouses, but there Is also a steady de­ block. The Daytona Journal says: ■ RELISHES >u, , ... ■ “ After July first It would be best —Del fours by C. L. King; vocal solos tees have b e e i; appointed to handle ■ mand for the better clana of ’partIt ments, although houses were in de­ to fram e your auto nnd hang the by Mrs. A. M. Phillips, "The Barefoot the various entertainm ent features, ■ Sliced Tomatoes ■ F - I- n -v r T l f W ^ I *• f> Q?*Nn‘ Trail" by A. S. Wiggins; Waltz song nnd it is expected that last years rec­ ■' Cucumbers > * . • iSweet-PieKleai .i i I mand at a ratio of two or three to frame In tho parlor—or perhaps it ■ "Sunlight’' by H^Wpre. In these Mrs. ■ ord attendance wdl bo broken. The one. •.* t . would ho more correct to soy It would ROASTS ■ Phillips* remarkable high, clenr tones ,,r0CCC(jg Qf the day will go to the ■ ' “Ihquiry of those who have been be cheaper. On that dote you begin ■ Prime cutn of Beef nu Jus were heard to advantage nnd was Sanford band. ■ constructing houses regularly and paying line cents n gallon more for Roast Pork Loin, Applo Sauce greeted with great npplnuse. Accom­ Invitations have been sent to both I consistentlyjhrought out the fact that gesolinc. This three cents, or nearly Braized Virginia Ham panied by Mr3. Tolnr Master Johnny the Kiwanls nnd R otary Clubs to* ■ no sooner In a house started than all of its goes, to West Floridn to ■ Roast Chicken nnd Celery Dressing and Pete Rchirard gave two cornet nnd hold one m eeting‘it month with the ■ there arc a number of applications build rosds. N Fricassee of Chicken with Rice Saxophone ducts that were decided Chamber of Commerce, the idea be­ ■ for It, cither to rent or to buy'". lJ‘- “West Florida needs roads—not n Fried Spring Chicken, Country Stylo hits. ■ ing to corelate theefforts of all or­ “So, naturally Inquiry turns to ‘why doubt of it—and ns we have auto­ • ■ Two humorous readings were ren­ ganizations in the upbuilding of San­ ■ not more homes?’ The answer was mobiles nnd might possibly some ENTREE ■ dered by Miss McFarlan from Oviedo ford. ■ not far. A little over a year ago the day drive out that way it is wise to in which she has a wonderful talent. Macaroni nu Grntin, Fried Egg Plant ■ send the money ahead to build some ■ Pntntkn building & Loan association Peach F rittera Tho program throughout was re­ ■ was organized. It prospered amaz­ roads fur us to drive over. This is! plete with many selections by the II II VEGETABLES ingly, for there was a healthy growth, the view the legislature took of the hand nnd showed wonderful efficiency ■ stimulated by n desire to build on the m atter. Of course if in your busy siiico its orgunizntion of only four Fresh String Beans Garden Spinach ■■ ■ Creamed New Potatoes ■ pnrl of business men. Many applica­ nnd eventful life you don't happen to months work. E. A. Ball, the director, Com on Cob Stegmg'j, 2 Early June Pens ■ tions for loans, were made nnd have the time or the desire to drive is to he cnn'grntulutcd in Ids splemlid ■ Hot Butter-milk Biscuits ■ promptly accepted. Hut the money your auto to West Florida you are effort nnd auccesa in this new organ­ poured into the coffers of the loan out of luck—nnd cash. Cakes Puddings Custards ization of which Geneva can he justly ^ Pies ■ N “Then on top of this three cent tax proud. The closing number by tho association faster thnn It wns bor­ Vnnilla Ice Cream and Cake NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY NINE rowed until now there is a comfort­ you must send the State Comptroller hand was The S tar 'Spangled Banner, ■ GIVEN INDETERMINATE Sweet Milk Butter Milk ■■ Coffee 3> Iced Tea able surplus; I t is ready for the a dollar. For this dollar ho will send which wns played during the unfurl­ SENTENCES. ■ young man ,or ol dmnn, to put into a you word that you own your own ing of the flag. home. It can be borrowed anil paid automobile. Of course you ulrendy Twenty members compose this or­ III)' T h r A«n<H*lMfril l*rr*«) hark just like rent, nnd the rates know you own it, after having m ort­ ganization which are ns follows: W. RALEIGH, N. C„ Juno .10.—In At Churchwell’s tonight will lie the FOR RENT—Garage, 317 Palmetto nnd terms are so low nnd easy Hint gaged your home and lived on bread L. Blflg, Mrs. E. A. Ball, Oliver Eth­ compliance with the new state prison nvc. ' h03lp the small salaried man can Accumu­ and water to pay for it. but the eridge, Solo cornets; Jack Flynt, 1st regulations which provide abolition b ig Special on Shoes—the grand fiStnlo Comptroller doesn’t know you cornet; Randall George, 2nd cornet; rif tho whip nnd setting up of system nulo to one of the most successful late n home without feeling it. “ We know this is advertising—the own it, i. e. he doesn’t know It of­ K. Dalboa, 1st tromhinc; Worth El­ of rewards for good behavior Gover­ sales put on by this firm thnt "sells NOW IS THE TIME to plant citrus trees. I hnvo 37 tangerines, 55 strongest klnd> Hut we know that It ficially. but for n dollar a throw kins, 2nd trombono; Joe Stephens, 2nd nor Morr'son today commuted to in­ for cash and sells cheaper.” During in for a concern that pays no profile he is willing to learn. And to con­ trombone; Miss M argaret Lindsey and determinate sentences tonus of nine the past fourteen days Churchwcll'a Sritsumns, 71 Jaffa, 19 Luo Gim Gongi, except to the community. The more vince you that he knows you own Miss nKtie KummendM, 1st clarinets; hundred ami fifty-nine prisoners at have put on n phenomenal sale nnd 17 grapefruit, 108 Valencias and 1 businesa the Palatka building & Loan your automobile he will send ypu n W. L. Sieg and Miss Edwin Sutton, the state penitentiary. Under the the sale of shoes has exceeded any­ lemon on sour stock, 5 nnd It) per cent association does the mure business neatly printed certificate showing you 2nd clarinets; W. G. Klllx-e, U Melody new plan prisoners who served less thing ever before attempted by this discount. Get yours now.—II. T. Til­ 77-Ctc will the merchant, the lawyer, the that he is convinced that you own snxaplinnc; Mend baker, alto saxo­ than half of their sentences get one- company. Tonight several special ler. Paola. Fla. doctor and the newspaper do. We your automobile. sales on shoos will open yoOr eyes. phone; Mrs. II. II. I’ntlighn'g1, first fourth of remaining time off. Those STOP BACKACHE. KIDNEY are nil vitally interested. I .el's en­ "Tho legislature tyas busy with the alto horn; Mrs. Worth Elkins, 2nd who served over-half get third of the Get there early or get there late—the courage the young married couples Tnbert ease and politics 'and didnt’ alto horn; Frank Elkins, buss; Miss remainder off. TROUBLE special sulcs will ho there for you anil to join the asspclntlon and get a have time to think of any more Julia Geiger, baritone; Mrs. W. G. they may never lie offered to you backache, niieumatic Pains, dull penalties to tack on the automobile Kilheo, drumm er; Leo McLain, snare home to enjoy in their old days.” ugain nt this price for shoes nre going headache, tired feeling, too frequent WALKER INAUGURATED owner, but this august l«)dy meets drummer; Edgar A. ball, director. ----------- o----------up all the time. Churchwell’s have urination, discolored or strong odor GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA MY AUTO TIH OF TUBE, TAXED again In two years and by that time them in nit styles and all prices hut are r.ymptoms of kidney and Madder IN ATLANTA TODAY some one will have thought of some­ AVAILABLE SUPPLY SOFT UNTO ETERNITY. the prices nre- extremely low for to­ trouble, "I was always having a thing else. WATER CAN IIK OBTAINED night's sule. • backache which caused me great suf­ I III T h e i M i H ’l a l n l I ' r r a a l It looks like the legislature wns “Sumo day automobile owners are ' F o r C it y , is r e p o r t ATLANTA, Gn., June JO.—Clifford fering," writes Mrs. Feber, Medford, afraid to put the taxes on other going to get mad nt the indignities (Continued from page 1) LOS ANGELES, June HO.—The Moss. "Could not sleep und at times M. Walker, Monroe, Gu., wns in­ property for fear of a storm of right­ and injustices heaped, upon them. nre now being made by Mr. Crnig augurated governor of Georgia to­ city iff San Bernardino was shaken I could not stand straight. Tried Fo­ eous indignation from the sons of They are going to rise in their and municipal ownership of all pub­ day nt a joint session of the general by n severe earth shock late yester­ ley Kidney Pills nnd found relief.” the oil nnd the Boil nnd toil nnd de­ wrath nnd lynch n few fool legisla­ lic utibticN in Sanford will became assembly. day, nccord'ng to telephone messages Stop backache, kidney nnd bladder cided that the auto owners could tors. And it will be n good day’s a rrnlity within n short time. to the lats Angeles Times. • No seri­ troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Sold stand more thnn nnyono else since work." A mot loH y everywhere.—Ad v. J ...The Daily Herald. I&a.por wock, . .. ous damage was reported. * i- , r i t,- i -. ** *» ■>«*■»» *■" *■» T w GENEVA-OSCEOLA jgjfc BAND CONCERT 2 £ * !3 £ 5 C SUNDAY DINNER s s NORTH CAROLINA ABOLISHES WHIP PARDONS MANY s Sp eers’ Monday -STUNNINGLY STYLED DRESSES AT STUNNINGLY LOW SALE PRICESTo appear graceful in your garments, cool and at case, and at the same time economize and also wear the best is the problem you can solve at our Monday and Tuesday Sale These High Grade SILK DRESSES possess all that is newest in style, patterns, color effects and trimming for Mid-Summer wear in values up to $‘28.75. Sale price $16.75 TUB SILK DRESSES, extra special................... ....................................................................................................... ............................................................ . ^ $10.9r, HAND-MADE IMPORTED VOILE DRESSES, in White, Yellow, Peach, Grey, Blue and Orchid, $25.00 values, @ .............................................................. 1 $14.75 THE SUIT THAT TURNED BATH­ ING INTO SWIMMING T h is is National Week from Maine to Manilla Come in and see them s s �THE SANFORD DAILY n fiftX U ), SATURDAY, JUNE SO. 1923 WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY FREE ROAD SERVICE Rhone 447-W n e 464-W When you want service, you want it at once and the Service that you get to be right in every detail, that’s us Wc Give You What You Want and When You Want It OUR REPAIR SHOP IS UNEXCELLED Bring ua your automobile troubles— wo will remedy them GENERAL r e p a ir in g STORAGE——WASHING-----GREASINt ROAD SERVICE R ive & W alker S a n fo rd , Floridar 31(5 West First Street cN ow Easier Than Ever to Faring ••Bud" Doyle, as ho sat in cover* a!w\ the so-cnlletl privets the place of honor on a long platform cititen who “tunes up" his flivver to* were humfreds of disabled soldiers,. v.Tclc-end outings during the hot sum. veterans of the World WAr. In the W*r months. crowd were "buddies," who had William (5. Shepherd mode n pertifnught by Bud's side in the trenches, nrnt query when he mailed in his and gone over the top a t the aero pledge recently. "Where'll I throw hour. it ?” Mr. Shepherd wants to know. A hand seemed to catch a t his At the suggestion of officials of throat nud the ex-convlct who had the I-eaguc, th® editors of MoToR, the "nloned" nt the risk of his life for National m agailne of Motoring,.have past misdeeds choked suddenly as the undertaken to solve this problem in frees before hint blurred, the current issue of the magazine. Of Some one was speaking—the doctor course, mnny municipally operated who had picked up-a mangled mass of cptnp sites are equipped with reccpa man in convict’s uniform and rebuilt tnclea for the garbage and litter of the repulsive features of a crook into- tam pers, hut many tuurists prefer to a handsome countenance. j make their stops at spots removed Tjiere was n ringing cheer ns th e ‘from such sites. MoToR suggests, in doctor acclaimed the convict with the this connection, that garagen be equlp"new face" the hcio of the hour for l**d with barrels and that motorists itivnlitab!c services to tlic cause of the convey their after-the-picnic litter to disabled veterans. garage®. Invariably, cars visit gnYou will want to cheer him, too, rages as they tour about and refuse —will enroll you and start you on the way to ownership. W e will put the money in a local bank, at in* tcrest. Each week make an additional payment. Soon your payments plus tnc interest paid by the bank will make the car yours. « « Now is the time to get your Oakland S ix now when the finest motoring season 2s just beginning—now when you can get early de­ livery—a statement true only for those who act promptly. Now—(and here is a word to the wise) when you can get the utmost in “known mileage”, genuine quality and complete satisfaction at a price never ^ before so low. S p o r t R o a d s te r •1 1 4 5 ST. I'ETB MAY HAVE DEEP WATER HARBOR JrU hull S m u t to • ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., dune :10. — Lieut. Col. Gilbert A. Voungbergcr district engineer for the war depart* ment, with offices at Jacksonville, is to be in St. Petersburg July 10 to hold hearings for the establishment of Occp wnlci; harbor facilit'ea for the port of St. Petersburg. At that lime, he will In* pi r.rented with a re­ port on the probable nn\irgi which ran be effected by tile mi .itStation of water for rail tmnHportatioq of goodn loceived heic, which lia.i been prepar­ ed b>> II. II. Hitluri! 9 on, of Jackson­ ville, Local deep water buostem are advouit-Uiu a Iuv a apoJtdiUuc, of from $600,000 to tf.rijMhJ.ooo on the project. c « ® .W r J C i m j j KENT VULC. WORKS IS YOUR CAR EQUIPPED WITH A NOVA SCOTIA RIOT I f so, them tfof-Mnc Battery Co. IS BEYOND CONTROL is your service stnlion. If wo are not, then we should be. Lest SYDNEY, N. S., June .10.—Riming you forget we dislill our own among striking steel workers at lb® wnter eiul art*, thv only station plant of the British Empire Steel jn the t lt y who have their own Corporation leached proportions lost distillery. We \Vill lull you why. night laht police were unable to con­ trol. The arrival of troops from IlnlifitK were expected hourly. Tile campaign to interest motor vnci.tionists in the movement instituted !.y the Motorists League for Country­ side Preservation to keep camp aitoa and highways free from pap®ra or S p o r t T o u r in g *1165 anil rmt»on!lfi.r(lv to m p U t. la m l p n . . t l 17 T r y (n match this ' equipm ent B o l t l»nt 11 ,W ia iS ic ® j |Vn m e — I# M l £'■ tit tUstif}* Hit h k i w i |'pi|»i**i If Ultifif isphi Mut. CXitc Jr®h t l f « \ tiim t r f . Tumrt n|itf fr. C u t alum inum in pt, N u h v t .1 f U if I »*>!. *! r u t . K 'M i in Inifb tm npAifnirniit. CfimlMnaii Ltii itq|t. n J ^ i i tin g ll|bi. MOTOR VOCATIONISTS Throufli the June Days Are Motor Days |W*y*r Mo.'onim, wing*. N t p In f ill m ft *i dWta* W i n d ih l H J i lf t a i f . i u n %iM*f. F o o t o f FJ thl S tr e e t C o * l M i-iilt im . N l t l f l f J irip lf Ix r H im jH M VfPVU <w»«l rrtf* llniahla i k t canler. Ik w m h f i k i f t l fo w l lau )•«. and Performance for U | * l non glare J ilt in g |i|liiL Spot It gilt. li t s» *Ulon p i n o r . C l f t r lighter. , T o o l fontpnriRitaM In Uft hunt lllD»t.Hr. khkn. T^hwl. NkimW'.&.UH.BJhtlx**. WJm i -4. reH. , So plan to get out Into the fields and woods — down to the beach or stream—the family and you—in the Ford Sedan. It is ready for business or pleasure anytime you step into the driver’s scat and put your foot on die starter Button. It is a car for all weather with ,real comfort for everyone. A nd now it is within your reach. Come in today—get full details. “The moot completely equipped ca r in th e country" is the tribute o fte n p a id th e 4 passenger Supci; Sport. Have you se e n th is car? It w ill pay y o u to look it o v e r , b eca u se it is debigned and built to b e a tr u e sp o r t car—it’s n o t Just a touring car with acces­ sories added as an after-thought. The chassis is b u ilt oversize for stren g th . T h e frame is 7* deep, In stead o f 5*/V, w h ic h is th e average. T he king b o lts are 1% w h ile th e uverage is % V T he sh a ck le b o lts are %*—*th e average Is V&*. T h e sp rin gs are 54* lo n g — th a t’s 4 ” lo n g e r th a n th e average. R ead th e lo n g lis t o f e q u ip m e n t. T h e n re­ m em b er th a t th e {tap er S p ort h a s a 6 0 H . P . e ig h t e n g in e . F in a lly , C onsider th a t th e p r ic e is o n ly * 1 6 7 5 . 'W h e n w ill y o u t a k e a demonstration? Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer Other lilght CjVl/vJrr Af.x/Wi—*Tourfni Oar. 9IS7S: Sport l'i\i ht»r, $I62S: /VDUjJwm. I / W l C.’i i/v /J W J ; Soim. 12023. Joints—O iled O nce a Year! O IL E D —not greased. A n d usually good for ; 1 5,0(1) m iles or m ereof travel before they n eed } re-oiling. A n entirely new type of universal Joint, all steel, w ith its lubricant seeled in ten d dust, d irt and grit aesled ou t 1O il does not es­ cape, end it penetrates bearings as gresae never doles or can - , * \ P t itt t f . O. h. Ijuulng ' OLDSMOBILE *tB arIr-]«mLw- » tKaf o ld a ffilrsk m 4 n a g W fty l end pooehr oiled universal*—never develops in * Jew ett Even the wear o f thousands o f ta lk s fs im perceptible. H ere a t last i t a part yon o n n> rou in the TIRES, TUBES, ACCESSORIES 115 Mnarnolln Avenue ] aw * - j . •k.«* w ♦ . V. l l : c t ...... -a �■A•*■^ _ CAJCw* ' ^ ■ "'a? .* ■tf ^ i>i i l k f c i : i i * .‘t o n I-VaiJA ■ n*V f* IV " ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, ,1923 ball'pitched to Crocker, he wns nn ensy out, pitcher to first, nnd on tho play, Ammons reaches homo, with the tylnfiTrun. Henderson and Dieter however, frn|l to come through ns us­ ual, nnd they were both out on in­ R. L. SHIPP, Editor field hits. MqCsl) now pitching for. Sanford,, and Ammons goes to left. This was ended the Inning by fouling out t o the last inning, and the fnns were Rive. hoping something wouldn't hnppon ns Sanford enme near a rally In this Inning, and in an effort to do so, two far ns DeLand was concerned, . Mc­ YESTERDAY'S RESULTS new men were pi need In the game. Call, with the count 3 to $ op Sulp, Morris Spencer, hatting for Allen In slips hi miuwther ball, and Walks the fits The Aaunrlnlrit Prr«i) Florida Stale Lea rod first man up. i Ellzy cobjdn't reach GREAT FALLS, MonL, June 30.— right, hUs^tho first bnil to left field Lakeland 7, Orlando 0. • him tho, am li(tntck out, Culp stealing The Jack Pempnry-Oiblxinn heavy for n single. He wss out nt second Tampa 0, St. Petr 10, second on the«l*st ball. Rive In try­ weight championship fight, tyvicc tho, oh n /Iadov's choice, Rive going Daytona 7, Bradcntnwn fl, ing to catch ' Culp throws a trifle wild threatened with collapno within the , . * \ T in t baseball Is not n dead sport in to first. Ammon then singled to cen­ lr.»t two weeks because of financial SnnfoiM wns proven Thursday when ter, but Rive, could only make third, and alow, nnd Culp goes to third. Lo­ National I-eague troubles, has cleared the Inst hurdle somo fivo hundred people- were on the tmll being relayed-quickly. With pez again singles through third nnd SU Loula 4; Chlritgn 11, and will be decided In Shelby July 4, hand nt Ninth Street Pari; to witness men on f l a t and third, it looked ns scores Culp nnd breaking the tie. Cincinnati 2-3, i’ittivhurg 0-fi. as scheduled. The final f 100,000 of the game bhtween Whiddon's Indo- tho things would happen, hut Am­ Rhode Trios hard to slam the ball to Hmoklyn 14, Philadelphia 5. Dempsey's $300,000 guarantee was pendents and the Do Land Amcricnn mons was out a t second after Mcl.uc- th osidewalk on French avenue, while New York-Boaton, wet ground*., raised Inst night from 20 influential legion team. All the old time pep ns tried to hunt in n run, Rive being Lopez stole second, hut Rhode couldn’t business men of the sntte who pledg­ and crowd were there, and. Sanford icld nt third. Crocker then strikes do n thing to McCall’s outdrop, nnd American League ed $5,000 ench. should make every effort to ‘put over out, und ended a good chance to he struck out, too. Two out now, nnd .Lopez on second. This time McCall Philadelphia 0, New York 10. George II. Stanton, president of n State League team pext yenr, there­ score; slows up n bit nnd Dougins connects Chicago 5, Cleveland 4. the Stanton Trust and Savings Bnnk, by keeping some of our people in DeLnnd scores again in the sixth with one which goes for n single to Ronton 1, Washington 2. who personally advanced $50,000 to town during the summer nnd putting nftor one was out, nnd they went left, scoring ‘Lopez. He stole on the A COMMUNITY BUILDER Detroit 6, St, Ixiula 3. make empsey*s second $100,000 in­ Sanfurd on the map in big letters. % ahead one more run. Lopes was an next ball, nnd goes to third when Rive stallment, made the positive an­ Thursday’s game was most interest­ easy out, Ammon to Henderson, but again failed to place tho ball nt sec­ F. I*. FORSTER, President Southern Association B. F. WH1TNER, Cashier nouncement that the final Installment ing nnd until the Inst mnn was out in Rhode singled through second. Ho ond. The funny thing about this in­ hail been raised and tlint it would he the ninth, it was anyone’s game, as Mobile 3, Atlanta 0, was out tho on a fielder’s choice, Am­ ning was that McCall struck out three available in total by tnnigfiD Stanton Memphis 10, Ghnttnnoogn 3. both teams were hitting well, nnd mon to McLucns, nnd Douglass reach­ men, enough to end the inning. Old added, however, it would not be turn­ Nnnhvillo 0, Little Rock 3. fielding shout on a par. “Ilig Emil" es first, hy a close decision. Douglass Lady Luck had left the field a long snlil l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d n t (lie d a l e w i l l I s s u e t h r - r o o n o n thi* *'r I A ed over to Kearns until Momlny, when ], *-r“ <J»r cl New Orlcnna 4, llirmIngham 1 (call­ Ammons, Hanford's spitlmll slinger, went to second, after Ammons hits time ago tho, nnd McCall nnd tho on fa mIes s uuaf n cN.e o().f Ss ui vr hm ucnenr.t i f i tc' antlee x sIn s a( hi de J •u lWy 1 TA.N KIt.8 S 192 m y official the payment fujla due. ed end 10th, darknenn). wns going fine, and though they did H arris, and then scores on Thompson’s* hoys bnck of him lost a good gnmt*. C e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l lie r e d e e m e d a c c o r d ­ s c a t t h i s t h o K ith d a y ,,f Tu* •V it i n g to la w T u x Heed w ill Iss u e t h e r e o n This is one of the most remarkable hunch hits on him, some very unneces­ single to left, Harris wns caught off o n t h e 2 3 r d d a y o f J u l y A. !>. l:tZ3. (SICA I.) E . A. Iiopcjt.ru, Sanford couldn’t do n thing in their financing in the history of the pugil­ , . „ , , . , HOW THEY STAND sary errors behind him, contributed third tho, Rive to Deltpr, nnd that l u s t l i n l f , s i n c e L o p e z fi n d e v i d e n t l y + aWl I Tt hNi Ks 8tHh e m yu t hn r f ldcal yn l osfi g Jnuant ue r eA. n nl>.d i ^ l e r k c ir c u i t r . , aVt istic circles, he declnred. S e m i n ill- C m m ij runs, which counted. He wns nicked ended that. 138.1. gotten control of the hall. Sanford (SK After the raising of th e1third in­ A I.) ti. a . t id ro t, a83 , fi-K -23 Florida Slate League (Second Half) for II hits during the eight innings Sanford enme right back nt DeLand G l-rk I 'lr r u it C ourt. did have n raw decision at first tho, stallment appeared likely to full, Mr. Won Pet K -m lnolu C o u n ty . F ln rld n . ht. pitched, and he went to left field nnd tied things up again. Ed. Hend­ when Mcf’nll hits to right field, and Stanton decided to appeal to twenty W K E K H . X>. C. With the score 5-0, leaving Runny Me* erson hits the first ball way out on reaches first the same lime the ball C, - 16 - 2. 3 - 3 0 - 7H- 7r-:1 1A.- 2 1M. ItrmlenUiwn .........v 'J m -file. men of his acipiaintance for a per­ K e m ln i .l e F f a r l i l d . l„ t ' Tall to finish the work he had begun. French avenue for a double, nnd goes does, the *L*st baseman juggling the Orlnmla . 8 3 CITATIOX. ’’ sonal subscription from each amount­ „a, Wl_ Ilaytona ................. 5 McCall, always reliable, and a good to third on Dei tor’s sacrifice hit, I ball, which made it appear that Me- Vntlrr nr Appllrnllnn tur TnV~~llccd W ' l i U m A V i l t s . ST V 11 ing to $54)00, which would make up t'nilrr Srrlluii STS Itf. Ihr Crnrriil I t e r n Id I r l n t i n a ' ’"tniM ii), ,< i.,nVlJT' I/Ii It1*IflUf1 pitcher, did a fair job, though he is catcher to first. Hunny McCall, who Call reached there before the ball und 4 5 D o n , T. F. I W , n . j . ;V . o-.iil,™ Mnltiirx uf the State nf Clurltln. tho Installment. , ... , ... , , .. N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t J . R, St, Pctcruhur^ ..... 4 5 . , , , , , credited with the loss of the game. \v M >u,flrV Dow a pi liiv-rliii *j can hit when he wants to, then scored wns safe. They soon argued it out i l n r i l i t t , p u r c h a s e r ,.r T a x C e r t i f i c a t e M. I t u l l n e c . \ . i . I ’u l l - r .m i "It is our opinion, judging from , , , , , . ” , ~jr.flITI'PIII >e«c|,«**■*»•«#•# 1 1) I.i'lli I . i i i n a r i t , w l d n u um] „ n| , |,rll ,. 1 .. L -......... ,___ . A "•"Rio through third and a hot sinNo 3.1.7. Uati'il lit,. Oih i la y o f J u n e A. Henderson with n long single to cen­ and McCall was out. I.opcz then Kearns' attitude, that Kearns in not a t - l a w o f X. II. l - n i n n l . . 1 . . ^ llt«,il nii hi n - r t l l l r t i t c In m y gte over short, bringing in the two ter. Manager Whiddon, in nn effort struck out "Ilnbe” McCall nnd Mor­ 1>. n i t . n mh al s tins m ad e a p p lic a tio n for overly anxious to have empsey fight ' *oni|ilaliiunix runs which won the game. It was to get nhend and pet the game on ire, ris Spencer and the game was all l a s I ’o n l t o Issiio la n r c o r i l a n r o w i t h Gibbons and would get out -of the kov, Halil c»*rt IllCfil i* f-m b n iO rx |fi«» M II,lor’ I’. o m ) nail A one of those old time ninth inning shoves in "Ilslio” McCall, one of the M i l l e r , lu*r h i is h n ic l s m ii- cJri rot l o w i n g it ,-Ki-r I !>■',] p r o p e r t y r l t u . i t - d fight if lie rouDId," Mr. Stanton said. over.. h u r s t , ( n — | ’a> in ), a m i |; »• p , ; ! . In giMtiiiiol,' C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . t o w l t : rallies that won this game, New York most dangerous hitters on the field, "Dempsey is under contract to h e r hUHliain!, uii,| u , , . h.lr.-At. • a d t l f l . A l t a m o n t e .1-. II. A X. Co. Manager Whiddon wishes to sayI Thi* nw of M ary I”. Il-m lnn sit lit l a n d . b e i n g a s s e s s e d Pittsburgh Sanford went out s-asily in the first, nnd Hnho comes through nicely doub­ fight Gibbons on Ju ly *4, and we are 1 n y n e ) , dcceasei], nura .lv, \\ » thnt if the Sanford fans want base dale of itm tssuiiitce or mo-Ii rcrtlileatu Cincinnati going to see that he does just Hint.” c\ory ball being annlnfield out, even ling to center field on tho second ball. bnll nnd good base (mil this summer, Mil t h r 11'Itin- of a R. .\i| K I as. l l c r t n l a n n n d K vu A. II. rn1„n,' MI w i f e . t.. 1*. D e r u i lu n m i l |.||||,. p Tax Ceil Ilira t<- Nn. 33%. dktrd Chicago Kearns’ face was wreathed in though Crocker did reach first on The fans went wild, and it sounded as he can go the limit nnd secure some Ho-Alst f.tji day of June ,\. ii. r iji , | wiw D e r n i l o n , h i s « i f-. Uni, n j; i i , r. . Rrooklyn Lopez* first error, He took too great lion a n t f J o s s t e S M, i ii 1 .n,, |,i, w(f, tho’ it vn* ‘th o 'lild' Sanford team of real ball players to assist those he f11,-■I sa lit rr-rt llli'a 11* la my offlri* uud smites when won! was brought to bini hair tool. iili|rllr:il Ion fi,r Tax Deed " • I*. H e r n d o n a n d Flor-ti,-. i | , rt,.' St. Louis a lead off second tho, nfter lie stole, 1!>I2 nnd 11M4 playing one of those now has and all he asks is that Jm lie tn Issue III acciintnui'i' ulth law. Salil that the $100,000 had been raised. .Ion, his wife, and nil in,kn..<.n lli 'l r s , d e v i s e e s l-gnt.i'.-K, m m , , , ,„ Boston ....... NiitT given a little more financial-support. cert Ideal i- .m l.races the followlug deOut at his training camp Dempsey ‘nnd.^ftcr five tries hy Smith, was good old games with Orlando. o t h e r c l a l n m n t s um t. r IM nri N Kerll.eil pnoperiv situated in Uemlnol* Philadelphia scdl Spencer, however, struck but, With n crowd of some fivo hundred • o u n t y . F lo r lr lti, l o - w l t : was Just siltittg down to his ovening I brown out. r.H A l - J'aytli',-. d c c e n f I 'll , o r i.tln r n l— t n n o m t . ; I,. | | . ^ x . T h e s a i d _ .......... _ I ‘ i '( a inlunls. meal, when word readied him. Harper and Culp were easy outs but itlvo reaches first on Lopez’ sec­ people there Thursday, he was only I n tr<t I 'e i n g a s t c s - r i l a t t h e d a t e o f 11r • T o g a l l i c I ’a r k l n t r s l nm l r:, i- p,,r ^. A m e ric an L eag u e "That's Hie bext news I’ve heard in Del.mid’s first half, hut Ritzy ond error. McCall going to third. able to realize a jmnll amount nnd I s s t m u c e I.r sill'll c r r t l d c f f t e l a t h e h u r s t . Kan F r a n c l s c n . I'n ltfnrahi: T o a l l p a r t l i ' s I'l nliulng int. r . -t usn a m e o f <!. K. A d k i n s . C o l e s s sn l.l Won Lost today,” the champion said. ,, game ... I1oa1.1l1iil ■ smacked one over short for the first Tilings d-r I t o t i e r l X. I'ujih . „r C e r tl.M r a t ’e s Jh s h1 h"r > r e•-•lee»n,-.i di...... e e m e d. nerordn r r n iv . . . . . . looked. lirttiT,* and tvhen . . . “ llig. t h e expenses of, the were more rritiiirutes ••'•'ll will w i l l Issue I s s u e thereon t h e r e o n o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o tin r, ll-n inn .1New York ..... ... 41 ' '"I*' .T,,.x Dee,| lilt of the game. Lopez, who looked I’.tnU stopped to the hat, he looked,.......................... ______________ _____ s c r l b c d l a n d s l y i n g nm l InlaK In S. ™|. HOW; mi the "3rd day i.r July I). 132 ;|. I'lillailelphin . at For tjuiclt results try a want ad. s.-ith as though he could drive one into tho ns though he was, going to , win , his oumg mnuc io incinne uiu pmymg \ \ I TXRXK m y o f f i c i a l r i g n u t l ir e a m i n o l o C o u n t y . F l n r l d n . t n - w p : h a l f . ( K ' i ) o f t h e K uulh half i S T J r,f t ' h i s t h e ti:i)i d a y e f J u n e A. I>. breathed ,, , . . . . . , . Glcvclaml ........... 33 shopyards,' struck out on three owp game, und the fans t h e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r ( X K ' i i nf the , . . . , i field nnd then when a regular minusS o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r ' t K K ' i l of S-. I Inn easier. He played in hard luck and;.,,. „ , . ... , St. laiuilf ............ 30 R. a . DjM'rjr.AMM. straight balls, tlllH ’K TRANSFER COMPLI­ .. 1 _ . 'n o n can l>e charged, the proceeds cun IBRAt.) T h i r t y . » l x ( 3 6 ) , T n w tin h ln \lra-tern <*lerk i ’lrruit C o i i t t . Detroit ............... ... 30 ( I S ) S n a t h I t a n g e Thlru i in> i :.i .| Djyter, firg t.n p /u e gl'ftford* teicji, w a x a u f , S m i t h t o l l m i g l i c s. T h e c o u n t bt;.-UMfli to imisnt'Tdnyi'VW, «rM- gtyb^" SeUrliti de n-rtfrftc.opd, MENTED HY IT . WA-VNE CO. *! It u i iU e a r ln f f 'f t W M t h - » w - n i Mil „ r " ' J 27 ' Sanford some first ctasKp entertain­ •- t n - 2 3 . 211-7-7-1. ( '- 3 | .MK | oW Ghlnigo . I i ...... R R K M , Li C ON GOOD SERVICE ed first hn ii'ckte*|flH ht first,'whi'll M.fifrintv 8 nil: a .............. ....... . ■com pluThf (lii a *n II *.( i * ti^» t ti;iI \ tiu 2H Watfhingtun h a v e o r c l a i m t o h n v - si.uie Inlrr . ,1 Douglass dropped a throw. He slolts D e L n n d h e g u t i Nvilli a l u i n g in t h e ment. Let’s come out, fnns, and help III n m l t n t li o l a n d s herelunliave 1,23 Buxton .............. second on llunny McCall’s sccrfnd s e v e n t h , S m i t h s i n g l i n g t o f i r s t , H n r - put this thing over one more summer. Xullrr Ilf A|i|tl lent Inn f«r Tax l)i-eil " c r l h e d . t h e r e f o r e , y ou. S.illl- r.irkI Tiu> following letter to A. .1. iamsh u r s t a n d K. 1’a r h h u r s t n r - li-riSy I inter Sret1.ni .17% or llir Crnrrnl iag of the ipiick Transfer Company, strike, McCall striking out. Manager pcc struck out, < uip fouls to Dicier, j d would be lots of assurance to those o r d e r e d n m l r e ii u l r e i l t n I- oi>,| » |r|>.ar ^Inline. ,ir the siotr or rinrliln. Soul hern Assnrif Whidtlon then pulled tho unexpected, I n f o r u m r ma lit C l r e iilt I’mirl nt il.e N olle.. In I n t r l. y g i v e n t III: t C, W, and Emil ends this inning by striking' who are anxious to see a League Club was made bis hat too small for liim I ’o u r t h o u s e In S a u f n r .l . I l - io ln on the . . . * m I m t e r . i m r e l i . i r c r o f T a x t ’e r l l l l and slammed the first bnll out to out Kllzy. Looked ns though lie was to wear: 2 3 r d d a y o f J u l y . A., I> riJ3, nml ll.-n iiere next year, to see n good crowd of H2. d a t e d tlii- «tn .in> ,.f I A l> f.ri, Inin tiled said certIfleate In a n d t h e r e l im b i ' a n s w e r t o tin til l -f New Orleans Ft, Wayne, lad.. June 27, l!>23. French avenue for a single, scoring i settling down ngain, nnd Die only real fans out. * e 1’" ' bn* nmdi m.pUentInn o t n l i l a l n l e x h l h l t e d n g a l n - t >-n -ihDieter. As Whiddon hud a "< barley | thought wa4, get ft run, and this game Mobile .......... (juii k Service. Transfer, The box score nnd summary foi- f".r , r;'» "•‘•'d t»* Issue Jo ii.-i-.irdntiee e r w l s e u d e c r e e p r o c m if - s s n wilt lie Hitli law. Mil Id rert Ifleat r eml.races e l i t e l e d a g a i n s t you, horse" lie claims he could only reach would be won. Nashville ..... A. .1, Lansing, Prop., low s: A n d a ll p a r l i e s c laim in g Intern! llo rn l l.i* Ini! ill-un iliril pi tip.-cty « ltIiir-t. Allen tlii'ti Died out to rigid Atlanta U .r.il In Mnuhml,. i\.iiui> I'l.rrWin.' In- u n d e r I t o h c r t X. I’a j u - . d iie .is n l. or History repents itself sometimes, Sanford. Fla. Sanford s>, i.r si:>, ,.{ s \ v t , r k r i , o t h e r w i s e In a m i In th. Iiiinls sf-rrund Sid Rive was out, short to first. nod just as Sanford, in the days gone Memphis Dear Sir; AB R 11 I’O A F. li’i ' ; " • , r « i> It. R r, a c r e s ' s a h l a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d am i r . ■i»»)ie<| i n lie a n i l a p p e s r l i e f e r - m i i said t ’irDel.nud was easy meat tins time, by, could always win games in the Md.urns, ss. l I.*-11, n a s s i '- n r i l m Chattanooga . You will tiiul our cheek nttnehed, 5 1 1 1 0 t I '1l " 1'' "’•“f III'*"•b im I xsii . i nn* o f riii 'I i n r t l f t c n t e i c u l t C o u r t , n t t h e r u i i r l h n n s i la Sajimid Ammons struck out Rhode, Hirminghiim -r llltMl '•t I .a u r n 1 'l n r k .............. j f o r d , p’l n r l i l a . o n 1 1, till] ill. Lucky Seventh, so this new hunch of <'rocker, 2b. in full for services rendered for crat­ 5 0 II t> 0 0 III MIIIm T n x '• " I l l - M i .' X u 2 l l . ill.Ifil I A. D- IKSI, I lev Ih- AuVurt Little Itoek ing and shipping one visible attach­ Douglass Died to second, and Harris boys, really had this game won, by Henderson, lb. 1 1) o fi 0 I I III' s i l l tiny •■r .Inn-. I"'.'i | i:ik n i . i l I t u l e I*Hy. a n d t h - n lyal iln-r- nitk* i'— rlIllci,11* III in m> im nf f l c — a m l lia s answer In the I■Iti of cnnl'l tint Hint I using Sanford's old lucky seventh t o 1Dieter, 3h. 3 1 0 ■3 0 1 ', s-'I'l ment from garage to us, on indicated struck out. III Ibis rn«Se. otlterii 1st ,i i l i i n e |*rn '"“•I' *il»Iil»*•« ili.fi l... T .x |., , ,| DeLand came hack at Sanford in confossit will he entered ug.tlasl said lo ni'i " i •In in-i Mill. In n Snnl fl 1 3 1 II 0 i good advantage. McLucns reaches .McCall, If., p. by bill of lading which we received unknown parties. l.r n .'. * (III. f n l l n w l l l g *1 0 1 1 0 0 -llll.I l ln"l .,l [II ilnn 11-11 on the 23rd, covering return of this Du third and with one out Smith first on Gulp's bad throw lo fied, to Whidden, cf. It Is o r d e r e d t h a t 1 t h i s t in llte he tnili* 1 -II m il, ,1 | „ c '- ia l,,,,),, reaches first when Henderson erred. ■begin with. Crocker strikes out, and Allen, rf. l ls h e i t In t h o H a n f o r d ll- i .t h l , a n-w*1 • ■ *»»11 % . I In rh lit, \ t i | S ) ; ! , «,f | ; t j 0 material. 1 0. 0 o 0 " f s e n , p a j i e r pu Ii 11sh e ll In s 'l i n l n - h Cminly. J I. Tt* |»* *jn h . It 214 urns sti'als thjr,| third on on the last Rive, c. 4 II 0 12 1 0 i it- in-1• s Tn,, We timid, you for the promptness lie Stole second. Harper then singles I itt‘1 li.iitii* utai-ngril l-'litrldo. " I H '- a we.-h f*<e f - m *.... .. . . l l v c w e e k s u s III t h e k n o w n | u r l o » nl t h e l i n l f i'l t h r o u g h f i r s t . S m i t h g o i n g t o t h i r d strike. lUp t „ comes H m . d c r l i o u a n d • 1 Hi** i•f ^ u r l i Hemlerkon and Ammons, p. 4 1 1 5 I shown und attending to this matter u n d s c o r i n g w ill'll D i e t e r t h r e w w i l d l *(Ill-lit,- In | | , ' utihi *' itf I ' Tik ituw n d c f a i t i l n l i t . a n d o n e r a w e e k f - t ilxlil with the count 2-2, he singles to con- Spencer, rf. 4 0 1 II 0 0 » dIi'hh mt111 »mi. „|t Khali h«* r*'- e in ise ciitlvt< w e e k s a s In the uul.a-wn ami uIihi want to nrknnwldegc to*you , , t o s e c o n d i n a n e f f o r t t o c a l l It H a r p e r . I1U..I Itcrnnllliic III Ian T.t\ | »»•»•»! p a r t i e s , i l - f r i u l n n l . ti r, scoring Mrl.ueas, Henderson go- ( II McCall, cf, 3 0 1 (1 0 0 tliruewa eg I o.t SURD I -SI 1It I *I. t Y I T X R S S m s h a n d a n d th e i ' l l W m la m u m m in Hal pe s t o l l third on Die next strike ing to second on the play. Dieter “< t h o s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t on t h is the ~ — Hint we agree with your letter head vyiTN 'K SS nt> o f f i c i a l s i g n a l a r c a m i d a y of J u n e . A. 1>. I!'*3. out to Ammon, The score was then then works the pitcher for four balls, 40 fi B. A ituU ni.A S S. fi 11 4 27 s-M this ( lie littli iinv .,f j „ Ml. a . Ii ( S R A I . ) leading "Wt* deliver the goods." tied. i-l. C l e r k o f t h e •Trcitll Court. Milton Sills pleased a large aud­ pulling men oil first and second. Mc­ am! As you have indiealed to us you • S e m i n o l e CniiiilS. I'hirln*. (K R A I .) Sanford wa sensy in their half of Call then reaches first on « scratch ..R. . JI.AtfS, ience last night. B y f A. M. WRICKS. t>. tAB It 11 I’D A 1' ri■r It C i r c u i t C oi J b . are on the joli and really do deliver C c o r g c O. H errin g . j tlie third, Amman, McLucns amt hit and the liases were filled, with S e ln lm il- C o u n iy . F lo rid a 5 0 •) u n 0 Harper. .............. the goods. S o l i c i t n r a n d C nuuscl ' , .I*.*' A M WEE KM, It C. frocker, all out on infield ball*. And Milton Sills will appear again * f o r C o m ii l a l i ii i ii t s , only one out, nnd "Babe" McCall, the Culp, ss. 4 1 0 0 5 1 -16-23-311-7-7-1 I : i - t . | Hoping our cheek will prove satis­ fi-9- 16 - IB-20-7.7-14-21 -Ix-V- ( - f u tonight in "Skin Deep." McLucns threw had to firaC '""I iboro | II of the sixth inning ul bat, every* Kllzy, cf. * 0 II 5 1 0 factory and that we will have every Kllzy, first man up in the fourth w a s IX l l l l l l IT IT " U IIT, SCVKNTII J l IH- X o l l r r o f A p p l l m l l t . i t f o r Tttv f>rc* thing looked sweet, and while hi” was Lopez, 3b. nnd p. 5 n .1 l 3 •’1 •I111* ''M l I IT. SRMIMII.R opportunity in Die future of dealing All who didn't go lust night belter safe. Lopez flics to Whiddon, Rhode getting ready to knock one a mile, hei Rhode, If., 3b. .... I inlrr Keel loo .173 »f » l ( (H M t . n . t m i i M . It 0 0 5 1 S f a f u l r a o f llti1 S l u t r of I'lttrl"*In f h n t t r r r i . was but on Henderson's catch of a connected with the wrong one and Douglass, lb. go tonight an litis is an exceptionally with another, wo wish to remain. fl * i X n t i r t i I* h e r e b y g i v e n tim i K «'• 5 15 1 1 HI IT T O Q U I R T T l T t . R . Very truly yours, KI l ite r . p o r c l i H S e r iif T « * I eft Ifleat hard hall, and Douglass struck out, fouled out to tho catcher. Two out | Harris, rf. fine picture. 0 4 0 1 1 0 J X. B i d , sou. C i i i u p l a l n n n t , No. 3 1) 1 , d a t e d t h e Cth di.V c f Ju n r . aS. r . BOWSER A t <). urulilc to gel to Ammons. vs h n a fill'd sa ltl r - r t l t l . it'.; In J»r and tlic bases filled! And Old Lady Thompson, e. 4 1 ■» 8 1 0 Itr.lM-rt II M m v r i y.. el nl. I >cf, I t d a n l s . oDf f i I*i21, Fl. Wayne. 1ml. c e , n m l h a * t n i v l r , « IfiSfnx'J"111 Ami as an added attraction will be Henderson and Dieter were both Luck comes to tho rescue right along 4 • 1 .1 (1 4 (. Smith, p., If. T u x I I —fl t o Inuue Id M f y * " ? ' ' International News. out short to first, when McCall hit a m a. t*vvr**v , i j i-widrnc*’ y n - l a w . Haiti i*crH IV ato tltd> rsrr» * — - — — —■ — — 1kltnu-it, if IMhit; a m i If tll n l | f i i l l o w l l t g f l e s c r l Ill'll p r i 'i n r t v r["** DON’T I’DRGliT THE lit I.KHEAD healthy blow through short. Whid­ here. Spencer bunts one to third to ititril-M i 'I m I tn l», m n„ int.-tcKi ututcr the In He m l n o l e C i i o n t y , I 'lotlda Lopez, who throw the hall wild, and 41 K 13 27 17 5 IIOI LEY Alt D. " ‘i,11* R o b e r t II M i i u r - v . <1— llK^i| , , r I . ti t s 32 t o 3K Ami the tumor guests tonight w don, wlm brought in Sanford's first Eil. Henderson cornea loping Ip. Spen­ ft* I - I h ' S " 1* Score hy innings T h - d e n - v n T r i a l In H-e J '. J" ' " " I I " t h e lnii.lt. h i r e . lie G. \Y, Spencer and family und they tun, Was again called upon to do the cer und the rest of the hunch still fill­ Sunfi.i.l t ( t r i lc * c r I I h -i I. a m i it. a ll ,m g It 32 R. T h e s a i d l a n d b - l n g ........ 010 002 2 10 - fi III'IHIIIH, li-irt-, Il-vlo—n. ttrulili'- H . |-tea. H. Don’t fin get about Dial bulkhead sume thing, but he failed this time, n t t h e f l u te o f t h e I s s u a n c e •'*'" will see this wonderful picture without ing the buses. Rive ends it thu, Lo­ 001 D ei.am i.................. (HI 032 8 e e r l i n r a t e In t ji e n a m e of , “ r, r ' l a l m a n l a . d a l m l n u a n and Dial wonderful boulevard from cost to them. Bring Die family, G. and Ids best wus a strike out. i t t i c r c j l i n a n il i n t i IP B. v - r a l l e t * A Inti T a x C e r t l l l c u t e X , pez to Douglass. The score was now Sunnimry: Two base bits: I lender...j W., and lie there ns Osborne is look-! R*bf"Ol l<* l-akr Montoc ami front '■I-VT. " r I ' " " 1* " f l a n d s . .|..*cr!l.r«i I h r St h d a y o f . J u n e . ADeLand came through this time, ,rl« ! - • ' * M nn.i cr. n f nie.J n u h t c i r H I t i n l e In my Sanford to Die Osteen bridge, in and three long hits gave them one 5 to three, and the game getting tight­ son, Ammons, B. McCall, Harper, 2 * r," ing for you. b u s m a d e u p p l l c u t h i n fe e T ux Douglass. Left on bases, Sanford 10, in K i m lu, i t lp , t i . t i n i ) , F l n r l d" n• ' H a n f o r d , t o I s s u e In n c c o n l a n c r w i t h '***• < time there Will be u beautiful bnul- run, breaking the tie. Harris struck er every minute. J 11'. n t . " f,1.>«. " «.( h e r e b y n.,. r c - c e r l l t l r u t c e m b r a c e s Hie f i d h * » " 's , DeLnnd does the unexpected tho DeLnnd K; ttolcii bases, iilctcr, Whid- .i. n. .lir-r’"t . l "and scrliied p r o p e r t y sT tuatrd la K * ' , And then ikm't forget Monday— evnrd nil around the shares of Luke out easily, but Thompson singles to don, Mcl.ttcas, Ammons, Eilzy 2, P . i r l . i 'f , . r t i t C l r e i i l t I ' m i r t In n n d C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , to - w lt'KWH . nnd comes buck at Sanford with three Reginald Denny in Jack London’s sen- Monroe and Die banks will be dotted right. Smith follows suit and singles f " r 8 -i ii t li i iI - f . n i t t y . I l n r l l . ) „ i ' H u n • X U >, W. o f I t l v e r . Hrc, !». T V S run* this time. Lojrcz makes up for Smith, Harper, Dougins, Lopez, Culp, e e r y a l t tinir. a t Kanfftcd. I I . , , f , | "n H It. 33 K » a c r e s The >*'" aatlonal utory, "The Abysmal Brule," with Dio homes of the wealthy tour­ in the same place, ami then Harper, U l- l l l l c llll> t.f J u l y , A It l ’r-3 il,,. b e i n g n s s e s s e i4l1 IK n l mr the d ate - usm and Bull Montana in "Rub 'Em Good" ist*- and this whole land will blossom utter fouling a b o u t a dozen bulls, and ids error by singling to 'short, KhcAic Struck out, hy Smith 4, l.y McCall 3, r ; 1" ' o( Much r$TllfIc**«’Jn 1 2 n d .lav I.f J illy, A l nU ihtw n i m i ’M pul*! Miw •••* , ' J®' , J,r,J “ "'1 'here I " a u H w . r t h e 4'f- “ like the rose. Ail it takes is a clear neatly killing a group of spectators then single! to loft, Lopez going to hy Ammon* H. Bases on italls off Am- , u two-part comedy. lifinll In* third. ( >hi Lady Luck was r unni ng; 1 Smith 1. Hit by pitcher, vision Dial sees further Ilian Die nose, with a glancing fool, drives ontj to the * “ ■ In k .- t i e l i e - t b c r - i i f n n d f a l l y» T a x D e e d w i l l I s s u e t h e r e o n i h d a y o f J u l y .A. DTuesday and Wednesday—Thomas farther than the pucket book and uulos purked on French aveima for a IIvcay this time, und Douglass double*) I'Y Ammons, Harris. Losing pitcher, ulitkcti k f lt *n* « / r->iifpHtirl| r ' ’. ' f 1' 111 Vf at.-alum ' '" O l ’b f l )h t w l t l - L s n W IT X F .H H i n y o f f i c i a l s i * " » t « r r McCall. Umpires, Betts nnd Arnold. ■ n l t h i s t h e 2 J n l d a ) of J " " r * A Meighiin und Lilu Iat Ii> “The Ne er fnilhcr than personal proilt*. When double, scoring Thompson, a quick to left t h i s time, scoring Lopes, Rhode d-r . r„, U: n”. r , ,,T',.e r V 1 Dial t h i s nr- 1**3. Itiillv! , . I" 'he Hanford ( K R A I .) Do-Well” by Rex Bench. Also round we can ace things through such relay liy* Spencer holding Smith at stopping at third. Harris, who was N o h a u l t o o s h o r t , n o d i s t a n c e t o o tn H « n f..rd ? K. glasses We will have gained Die world. third. Gulp struck out tho, ami Kllzy e a s y meat twice during the game, hits two of "The Leather Pusher*." H rm ltP 11 " ” 'h f"> c U M . ,. 1, ' r , u , |v , : to Ammons, ami Ammons dous the g r e a t f o r t h e Q U I C K S E R V I C E Hr; A. M„ nilll nill, ^ C-I3-30-7-7-14-2I-27-61C. odd thing of throwing Die hall wild to T R A N S F E R t o u n d e r t a k e ; J u s t l e t u s Henderson, nnd lip fore it was found know your wants, and,we are at your n i i * Ui h i " f ! ' i liV,,,‘n,,J '‘x .°|‘u n ‘ ». F l o r i d a , * f \ i y 1,1 *lu>' R. AM«»A' D - ISZJ. N a l l r r a f A p s l l m t l o a f s r T V - s f l V 4 (HI.A1.) - DOUHLAH3, b o t h R h o d e nnd Douglass hud scored. service. Rhone 498. US-Th-Fri-Sut-tfc I a d r r S e r l l u B ftfft “ f l ^ f , l , r ij * „ ' ' l r k C i r c u i t C ourt. a i n t a t r s «f t b r S l a t e , * /,< T p p f "Big Emil" then i^-cided to settle Orlando Srntincl Oviedo Ilig licrean Bro. ItrothcrhiMHl St. A. In N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t K « • 1 ] i ( _ G. Vf, Lawton, Bracelet Watch E x­ S C t f R U . K M A I X k U: K , u r , d *x down, ami the noxt three men were p u r c h a s e r o f T a x C e r ti f i c a te Kiillclinr for Comolalnnnt-. May 29 • la led ( b e I H t d a g o f J ut*,*’ office. 1 * - la - 21 — t* easy out*, one flying to left, the oth­ pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. June 12 Iijis file d sn l i i c e r t i f i c a t e I * " ' } fn Juno 19 May 24 OvicdO r e «**#*e*n*«•« HEAD 4 21-tfc a n d t m s m a d e a p p ll c » D '* n ..x |x». er two to first. * Dcljtnd now has a July 3 D r e d t o I s s u e In a c e o r d s n e * ' ,a U fJune 5 July 10 one run lead. Xt.llfr „f Altpllrnllon for Tax fired Hai.) c r r i l i l a i i s e m b r a c e s i n s ■ f(J | a July 12 1 The Daily Hcruid, 15c per week. " n,* M 57X ,.f | Ur firarrnt " June 14 I n g d s e r l b e d t i r u p e r i y * '1 Hl* Darned if Sanford don’t come across June 7 H -m ln .d r C o u n ty . F lorida. , jt V * " ' 7 «/ '*•■• xi»lr ..f Florida. June 2(1 May Cl HERALD Orlando Sentinel .... this time with another run, and tie N o t i c e o f A p p U r n t l a a f o r T a x D e e d " *'r ' ' , h y g i v e n t h a t M. U. o f L o t I . Her. I I , T w p . ** H- »■ , „ lw. June 28 U1' h,^R I'orclinarr Tax (Vrtlncair R u s t - 4 * a c r e s . T h e M i d . *Juaa *e ef I i n l r r S r r l l u n ST ft o f t h e C r a r r a l June 21 July 5 things up again. Smith decided he a i a i a t e s u f I b r S t a i r uf F l o r i d a . July 10 l. i x .i ^ d “ > **f J a n * A. a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a t e o f UW •** 0 ( f a * •'*» n i r d tiulil c c r U f t i - a l e In • u c h c e r t i f i c a t e ^ had enougli of pitching, und Lopez Nailer Is h e r e b y a l v e u t h a t M rs ' ‘ t**M June 7 June 12 n t* d » a | t | i l | r a l l o n k m i w n . M a n l e y , p u r r h u s e r o f T u x c , r - J. ~ 1 ''V. U n l r M s a i d c , r t *„ i , g Tax was sent to the hill for DeLand. lie tRl lsltei alie WANT July 3 [ uf , , "* * U f w l t o ikiHif i n A c t 'u r a a i u 'r Brotherhood St. A... '*e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g »" ( , b gsf l * Nix. 47». d a t e d tin- Mli d a y of u n t , i l _ . u .. May 24 J u n r A. P . » » J I . b u s filed s a i d “ i r t l - 1T l, . ' r J o . » . Mal'.‘ «'',1r », « c a U a m b r a e r s D e e d Will i s s u e t h e r e o n o f ' * sure throws a fast hall, hut he wasn't June 28 July 12 j' f* * A-- ' c a t e In m y o f f i c e a n d liuu m u d « a i.p l . 1 „ ! > , ! I ' " « lnK, ‘‘ " s c r l l i r d p r o p e r l y a l t June 14 able to control it,fo r some time. Am­ m i Ion f r T n x D e l | u I s s u e I n . i e - 1 o i i i i , , a i * s " ' L , ' ' . C ' ^ ,.‘ ,J ' v i ' r N ‘":HHA‘m V i l f H r i a l «,l* n *tU|,|, l » f i / 7 5 ] ’ ( J T >i«y' 31 l?‘ June 5 o r d a n b a » lilt law Ha Id — r t m i s i r l A l i . o 1" ! J * - J - 'r » » t a T h i r d A d d j H n n t o mons doubles to luft field on the sec­ c4'inl*r«u«*ii *i •’ June 26 May 29 Big Bcrcgn.... .'.J m*.* 1 kj 4, H * . * ' ll.r (o U u w li u c driver I b«ti ia * ^ ADS. ond l>all and goes to third when Me- p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In tf e t - i lu n l r t A u n i y I J i r t l f Im ? ? * lH » u n S e e l , .•••',••» %•V . ‘ Juno IP June 21 •g p x ra fy te 0 to-wlt: NF.V» of K VV V *. H-c"o-,Ji ' Tm l >l .* w,l,l . . . 1’ r ,W ^.un*‘n* .g r' i fc i jt ? # # t§ K t§ I* i# ^ Lucas singles to left. On the next Flnrldn. ■V slfs.lkia • nV) V *M • • d e V UTj w w tix 21 8. IL 3 ! l ' n s i l u n — n , r r r t l f l c a x .) n, it. a . I.USL t u n . r e s . T h e d r . m o d s r c o r d l n p l u t rl a ws b a lT%I * l»e D *r ee d1 v. . ■ • * 0 - 7 - 7 - 11 ' 2 1 - 3 1 - 1 - 4 - * '* GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING REALM OF SPORTS BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL THAT SHOOTING Great Progress has been made in business meth­ ods, and this bank has kept pace with them. While conservative in the i est of SAFETY^-our equip, and business methods are niddu ern. Let us do business together to our mutual advantage. Capital and Surplus, $125,000. WILL FIGHT DELAND LEGION BASE BALL NEWS JACK GIBBONS IS THE LATEST DECISION TEAM DEFEATED LOCALS THURS. i | First N ational Bank nV,!!r ■E, fe* K ft* FOR THE MOVIE FAN t ■ ... ,, V.Iti v"r. ‘"l !> 131•' ( I . f ciok'rwSgfe* SCHEDULE FOIt FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE m .... r2?.■judklf*t ii .• �■ ■■•-si' Ra lsi ng^TV eFarnTiyYmNhT C-OODNESS,S m^ lc Pox. VAC(XX V ru PGFIPCTWVTtr> Ma.-3 b e e m s ^ u ci .'svaeo.O M tvcvt L T ’N tS .lH A T S E o r I HIRED A NEVM F E R V(\ MPs'. ------- ---------J :\l)L \L D l^ WANTED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ■ ■* PURELY PROFESSIONAL : % Too can find the n an * of •▼cry lira finalneia Man la Sanford la this Column •ach day. m m m mm Mum m ““ ta Cerda of Sanford's Repotablo Prufeaalonal Men, oath of whom. In hln ehooen prof anion tha Herald reconimenda to tha people. ^ luick Service Transfer Storage Facilities ^ »» ^ ^ ^ I_ m 8 ■ 8 ha a George A. DeCottes Altorncy-nt-Lnw Over Seminole Coonty Bank v« plcaaa you, Ull others; If not, SANFORD FLORIDA tell us. Phone 418 4 5ANF0RD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. CLASSIFIED : ADS : ha ClaBaified Ada 1c a word. No Ad taken for lea* than 25c. And poaitively no Claaalfled Ada charged to anyone. Caah muat accompany all ordera. Count the word* and remit atordingly. *4" 8a ** M Xa xukuibtfmwapwtniawKaici FOR SALE FRED R. WILSON F ull .SALE—Riuuk- islumr ‘’UK* lor INTRACTOR and BUILDER setting, 16 egg* for $1.00. Mrs. Room 7, MiUer Bldg. Commercial S treet—Sanford, Fla. tANFORD Ellsworth, Reardnll Avenue, San­ FLORIDA ford. S3-tfp ARCHITECT FOR SALK—5 Pointer pup*,. No. 1 atouk. Suo Vick Hawkins, 110 San­ ford Ave. 03-tfc INSURANCE AGENCY LAWYER FtTit'SALK—NV "kl7 We*t First- !SL | FIRB-------- AUTO---------BONDS Attractive term*. Atldrofc* owner. — Court House Ilux 782, Daytona, Fla. Cti-tfc F o r fiSl.K—Two ton Nash truck, in good condition. Ilargain for quirk Rooma 220-228 stile, Sec Iri'sloy Hill. 78-3lp Contractor and Builder l'OR S.\LK—Xeu bungalow, roMond e n t Ih t aide terms.—K. F. I«ane. 78-3tp Ommu FI.ORIDA New MrUch lluildinir I'hone 201 Sanford, Florida FOR SALE—One lot ** Idork from postoffice.—K. K. Ijuu;. 78-.1tp Fl)R SALK--Celery farm s^ill sires. E a l a b l U b r d l»OH —K. F. Lane. 78-3t]> ral Estate, Loans and Insurance OFF Kit *EXTRAORDINARY onr 48 101-8 Magnolia Are. FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE One new five loom house with hath, full lot, well lo.ated NKVKR OC­ Kyee Examined Glaaoea Designed CUPIED. PRICE t Flowera-------------- Floral Design* $3,000.00 -------------- T e r m s to s u it you A REAL BARGAIN Annual and Ornamental Planta A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Optic! an-Optometriat Myrtle Are.----------- Phone 2G0-W 79-tfi* >18 Boat P in t Street Sanford, Fla. ICHELLE MAINES S. O. Shinholser DR. R. M. MASON . P. Connelly & Sons rEWART Tlie Florist tNFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding one G2--------- Sanford, Florida 8. I.rak J. II. Colrluuglt x?ak & Colclough W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. GREYSTONE HOTEL Daytona Beach, Fla. Comfortable. Airy Room* Open the Y'ear Around Reasonable Rate*. Special rate* to parlies. On Main Street, near Ocean C. M. CUSTER, Prop. LOW TIIIKS ON I1BACII, l!»Z3 INSURANCE Fire—'Life— Auto Forenoon nnd nftemoon tide* occur i. 3 First Nnt’l Bank Bldg. Annex at approximately the same hour and HFORD FLORIDA minute. Date June July Aug. Sept. Oct 1 4:05 4:31 5:33 0:28 5:41 2 4:55 5:20 0:14 7:20 7:38 3 5:47 0:02 7:11 8:17 8:37 0:30 8:00 0:21 0:43 7:01 (OURECTED MAY I, 1923 10:32 9:00 10:11 7:50 7:24 Houth Hound 0:57 11:08 11:2G H:17 ,8:51 11:41 11:51 10:52 9:44 9:07 Departs 7 Arrive 83... ........ 2:30 a.m. 2:40 a.m. 8 9:57 10:38 11:41 12:17 12:40 1:38 1:08 27 8:40 a.m. 9 10:44 11:30 11:50 2:28 1:51 12:42 11:50 11:30 89.. ........ 2:25 p.m. 2:45 p.m. 10 1:31 2:47 3:18 85... ....... 0:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. I t 12:10 12:24 . 1:10 2:13 3:36 4:09 12 1:00 13 1:40 1:55 3:04 4:24 6:00 Northbound f --- " 5:18 6:67 Departs 14 2:20 2:38 3:61 Arrive 0:14 0:69 4:40 3:15 2:55 15 82... ........ 1:48 a.in, 2:03 a.m. 6:32 7:18 8:02 84 ....... —11:4fi a.m. 12:05 p.m. 16 3:34 4:00 4:54 0:30 8:22 9:03 80 — .J 3:42 p.m. 3:62 p.m. 17 4:21 18 6:08 5:48 7:34 0:25 10:00 28.. ----- 10:00 p.m. 10 0:02 0:47 8:40 10:25 10:50 Trilby Branch 0:43 11:21 11:45 7:02 7:51 20 Departs A rriv e _____ W . 100. 7:30 a.m. 21 7:34 8:67 10:54 11:57 12:07 24.. ......... 3:25 p.m. 22 8:32 9:59 11:43 12:31 12:63 1:37 i:lH 11:53 23 0:30 25........ 1:30 p.rm 2:10 101____ 5:50 p.in. 24 10:28 11:60 12:47 2:01 1:37 2:42 2:50 25 11:26 12:07 3:21 3:29 2:22 1:02 20 12:24 Leesburg Branch 3:55 4:00 3:04 1:53 Departs 27 1:18 Arrive 4:43 4:32 3:44 2:41 28 2:10 157..„.„ 3:55 p.m. 6:22 6:10 20 2:59 8:26 4:20 21—-....... 2:45 p.m. 6:00 5:52 6:06 4:08 1M.------- 0:30 a.m. 30 3:46 6:56 4:49 6:52 22_____ 7:10 p.m. 31 Oviedo Branch Quarter Departs First Quarter Fall Maun Arrive July 5 June 81 June 28 126—------7:46 ] Aug 4 July 20 July 27 127_____ 8:40 p.m. Sept 3 Aug. 10 Aug. 26 Oct. S Bept. 17 ' Sept- 24 -Dally, except Sunday. fRAIN SCHEDULE FOUND tAKMLKN— You can gel mm ) non POUND—FloridiT license tag. Ownfram»Y and irrigation plugs a t tt* ATTORNEY-AT-LAW er ran have same upon Identifica­ Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc tion nnd |>aying for nd. Call at Her­ Flret National Bank Building SANFORD FLORIDA FOR SALE—Hosier and Unya* painta ald office. l*7-tfe and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford Agents, 183-Lfc ieneral Shop and Mill ELTON J. MOUGHTON Work B. W. HERNDON to Smith’s home and naked his where­ abouts. Upon being told that he wns WANTED—ROYS TO SELL THE in the file] some distance nwny, Mr*. SANFORD HERALD ON THE Tedder is said to have confessed. Ted­ STREETS OF SANFORD. A (lOOD der, took a gun from the Smith home, CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS followed Smith to the field and re­ TO MAKE BIO PROFITS FOR A turned later, saying, "I’ve kilted him,” FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS at cording to Mrs. Tedder’s alleged S ill PI* AT THE HERALD OFFICE. confession. lih-tf Four of the Smith children were WANT TO HEAR from owner Imv- recently tnken from the Tedder home ing farm for sale; give particulars and plnceil in the Moose home nt nnd lowest price.—John J. Black,1Moosehenrt. Tedder had been charg­ Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. ed-with the murder la-fore, evidence ______________ 0-10-23-30-3t|i brought against him nt'each time be­ WANT TO RENT—Small furnished ing insufficient to secure Ilia indict­ hotiac or apartnVent, 11. L. S., rare ment. of Sanfoi'd Herald. 80-iltp FOR RENT Old Port Orange , Murder Mystery a t Last Cleared DAYTONA, June 30.—The mystery surrounding the killing of Courlland Smith, farther, nt Purl Otmnge, tftnrly two years ngn, was cleared Thurs­ day, police say, by the alleged confes­ sion of Mrs. Fred TeddoY, formerly Mrs, Courlland Smith, thnt her pres­ ent huabnnd. Tedder, killed Smith. Tedder is being held nt DoLand on another charge. Mra. Tedder's ennTrsHirih wns made Thursday morning, according to the police. She is alleg­ ed to have told the county officers that on the morning of the day on which Smith was killed, Tedder came There's henlth nnd longevity in the bread we hake. It's a safe food for the little ones nnd that makes it the proper meal-time ntnnd-hy for the rest of the family. If your food store doesn't handle It let us know about It. (food zMoming ROUTH BAKERY SANF0RDMAID A Rood m o m ln ji, o n e t h n t is good in every sen se of th e w ord, .follow s a s u m m e r n ig h t s p e n t in cool, re fre s h in g sleep. BREAD A L L I 'l l O I 'H I I T V I I W M '. I H I I V I M V I i l ’l l ( l l ' i : i t T | n \ * s %ru n ti a %i h i o m 1 ' i r r i i n t i i h i : t s o i t i i t o t u n t i i k Tiu:r.Ti N o l l e , ' l» b e r n lt y n l c . - a I lm I ................ of Hi,, u * |ih n lt t*nvetneni on ! H n h f o r .l A v e n u e , f r o i n K lfili Si s o u t l : l o T e i i l l , S t r e . l . Iiuh h e e n e . . m |. l , - t . , |r tin ,I t h e e o m i.li I...I w o r k liit?• (>.-*• n I m u l h ai e etite il In (In* i ’| n t ’,,io tn I hhIou of 1 1, ■- ! C H y of H n a r o n t . l T il e f o l lo H l a i i I* t h e fltlill rtNKennn, til l o l l hi t o n .-i n I xlioi, I n m t h e n e t u n i eonl o f Mil,I n chitrti' Jtfiit* i nil l*i „t t I \ t t h u l l In* o,*..o eo at p o r t i o n of S u n f o r d A t , m o K lttn l K n lliiu tto f ,, r I ' m Inti Siiift.nl Ay n o , f r o m |- 'lfih S t r e e t Hoittli T eaili S treet T h e f o llo w I n s l« tin- Haul O t l m n t n of | lo- e i » l f I'm lilt: S o n f o , ,1 .AVeltlle w i t h S" o h e e l iiH|,hrilt on „ rot k hune. u o l . l t I, of : i r... i f r o m I 'l f t l , S t r e e t S o u t h In T e n t h S t r e e t , l e t ’* l*u. Y,I n KWtdlnt; it to,* I till ’ ll «0!f. S tic V.le (IVfl hu III *i 1r t o ir, S 3 I I I . In h‘t. e o n , • r , | , • ,,ttl> mol Mull,-, ti 71:,■ s.r.at* ii: 2 r .t 1,1 rt | ’t, I " * 1 2'" e o n e t e i , . e u r l , .13, S3. *2 l i e l.ln . Kl. K r a n l l e e u r l , • *■»vt It 1at*. ri in <S.H S«|. V , I h M o rn .lo o t f o t i m l i l loll <1 7103.ii 11 r.« 47KS S-|. Yd*. S h e e t I " «t VS,t 71 « .11 tf.J K,|. YU*. I l r l r k r e t a h l on ,,lk.e SI1 S ti­ 2 7 nr. r* s,|. V i l a Uriel, icd o 1*1 flnt it ll tie t> tn r,r,7 s*i. VI. KhliiuoMi h a t l l It l » e , i or, »3 a T y p e A I n l e t * tt 4S JU 361.00 T T» i„. it i n l e t * ft: j j . i t i 227.6H 121 K e e l S t u r m w e w e r St 1.01 ............... M I S 52 1 Mun.llole . ___ , ........ * R s tr a W ork .................. fill 72 M o n u m e n t * n t * t r , t I n t e r * , . e t lm i »i ti r,*i i a. 611 I . a t , o r a l , t r y I n s p e r l t u i i of nttil*.rhit* I 7 1 52 I.eKtil e * |i e n » e . * , l v . - t t l*lntf. e te .. it 2 r/r 2*1 Mi ICnit I n o r r I n m !<;' ........................ r,ii:i mi B efore lo n g y o n w ill n e e d n p le a s a n t sleeping p o rch w h ic h w ill le t y o u g e t o u t o f th e stuffy in te rio r ro o m s. S u c h a p o rc h p a y s d iv id en d s in b e tte r h c u lth a n d th e “ p e p ” t h a t c o m es fro m so u n d sleep. Add a ro o m to y o u r h o m e by b u ild in g a scree n ed , m o s q u ito -p ro o f slee p in g p o rc h th is sp rin g . W e c a n h e lp w ith th e p la n s a n d fu rn is h th e lu m b e r, sc re e n s a n d **1le r th in g s y o u w ill n eed . H ill LUMBER CO. : - i UUNOALOWS, cottages and upnrtmenta for the summer season at i Dnytonn Bench. Kvnnonnhle rates. P h o n e 130 — ■ Snnford, Florida Will furnish photon nnd full informa­ tion upon request.— Bailey & Haw­ kins, Daytona ltcach, Fin. 6-31-lmo-c l-Olt RENT—Convenient Inrge un­ furnished rooms for housekeeping. T o t a l e o*t 111.919 37 Kent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. T o ha h o m e h y fin- C l l y 1-3 f I,*73.13 T o h e h o t no h y a il j n e e i i t |i r u p * r l y o w n e r * 0-18-lmo-p • t-.’ltf, 25 :,i: i a Number of f e e t f r o t i t i i * e FOR RENT—10 acres of Tiled Uni) A * * r * « m i n t | i e r fo o l frotitiiK e K U R D V. W l l . t . l A M S , 17•>It In n e r. ’on Cameron avenue.—S. E. Barrett, K. It. T r u f f o r d '* M a p of the" t o w n of S a n f o r d . K lorldii Six weeijs old ill a tuierlfice. Hun only ,ri00 N a m e . I »e*er I |*l loti R e el K in a I Fort Valley, Ga. TM Stp I ro u tin e ,. A*»,»Hin*hi milvH. Terms r . Ml M o o re . N. 3! ft la il 7. 111k 7. T r . A 33 II3U.6C h ic k k o n H o u s e 11 I. „ u l * r t 'r o o m * . S 12 I't . l a d 7. IIIIt. 7, T r . A. It 31 llp’tn-date Apartmrnts and Rooms l .o iiU n t 'r o o m * . I.ol S. lilt, 7. Tr. A. ti 1*6,77 Nd St r l e k la ml, frfit 9. 1111, 7. T r A. it 1*6 77 Daytona Beach. J . I*. S n e e d . l.o t 10. fill, 7. T r . A. tt 1*5.77 Summer rates: $1.00 per day, |21 J. I». S n . i l . l . o t I I . Jill, 7. T r A. tt 1*6,77 0‘ J . !». S n e e d , l ,o | | | , lllk 7 T r A 41 lflb.77 Personally per niqnth, including lights nnd water, K u t h r r l i i e l i m i t n, l,o l 7. till. *. T r . A, II i ■r, 7; i. A I,. H e ld. Iri,t ». IIIW ». T r A................. ......... . 41 •: i*« Call J. F. Hickson, I’hono 238-W, San­ W . O. i lr> , ti, i^ , t 9, i n k *, T r. A. At Edward Higgins, Ford Denier <4 1*5 TV* ford. 70-tfc W . ti. t l r e e n , Irilt 10. fill. ». • T r . A. tt 1*6.77 t. P . H u l l , l.ot I I . l ll k *. T r . A 41 1*6-77 FDR RENT—burnished room, 411 I l ’. M ali. Iri-t IS. l llk . «. T r . A. . ... . 41 I C , .77 lu Ik9.39 Park Avenue. 75-Gtp HI. J a n i e * A. 61. 17. r i n i r e h . I.ol 6 l l l k . 9. T r . A. 199 39 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ t l H H f l U a ■ 9 1 1 9 9 US ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 9 9 1 I M 9 I 9 I 9 9 6(1 A A. ( i r n m l l n a . Iri-I 7. l llk . «. T r A. 17 61 K O. H. l ir n m h llU K . I.ol « l ll k . 9. T r . A C4 111.13 ■ FOR KENT—Furnished home, hut r.u t l a e a r i l r s m h l l n a , f.ot V. lllk t>, T r . A. I 99 39 and cold water; seven rooms, close T r u » l r e * . H o l y T t i h e r t i a e l r I ’liu re li, I.ol lu. l ll k Ji, T r . A. 60 199.39 lu ■ K m m u M ille r, f,ot A, l l l k . ID. T r. A. .... .. ... 1*9 39 in. Good tyjK-writer for snle.—Mrs. K m i n n M i l le r . l , o | 7. l llk . lo. T r . A. ■ be 733.31 . . tt J. T. Brady, 419 Palmetto Ave. 77-ltp R m t n n M ille r, Im t I. lllk lo, T r. A. .. 311.13 J . N. I ’r o o m * . Iri.i 9, l ll k . lu. T r. A. . r.u I I I IX FOIMTENT—2 large, cool, furnished J . N. t ’r o o m * . I.ol lu. lllk . 10, T r . A ......................... 50 . . 111.31 ■ I. l i i l * l.ew I*. W . H o f trill •>. lllk . I I , TT. A. 1X9 IS bit ■ housekeeping rooms, |5.00 per J . P. l i n k e r . Inti 7. l ll k . I I . T r . A. 6U ................................... M t .lt B til 21113 week. 2 beds*, running water in tho J . I*. I l s k e r , lri.t *. l ll k . I I . T r . A .................................................. E xIuiuIh to Orlumlo uml Duytona*u8 well us the hundreds of ■ Ml N a t h a n l a i w e n t h a l l . l e d ». t i l k. I I . T r . A. ................................ IXX 31 kitchen, first floor, will take two chil­ K r a n k H s r r l A Iriit to , l l l k . I I . T r . A,,......, ............ 60 IS X. 3 9 W . W . Iri-wla. lri.t I. l llk . 7. T r. I. 33 bottles wo put out in Sanford every day 131.13 dren. 312 East Fifth St. 79-2tp W IS.5 . tV. Iri w U . N ' i o f Iri-I 1. l l l k , 7. T r . I, *; is t v i l l l a m l i u r n r t i e . I I ft. ___ M i . o f H. V * o f trid I. l l l k . T. T r . I IIS • I .M FOR KkNT—Liirnishcii rooms with t v i l l l a m U n m e t l e . 17. I l l f t . o f S. U o f lri.t l ll k 7, T r . I 31 131.13 light housekeeping. Corner of 11th K . H. J o h n o o n . Iri.i .4, l l l k . 7, T r . I . .. ........ ............ - ............... 11 134.11 J a n i e * S a m u e l , t r id 6, l ll k . f. T r . ‘ I. ..................... __________ 33 134.11 street and Elm Ave.—M. Schneider. ( W . IL K e l l l x . Irilt e. n i k 7. T r . I. . .......................................... 31 .................. .. 31 79-fltp M. B. C’h u r c h ( C o l o r e d ) Iriit 7, l l l k . 7. T r . I. M. K. V h u r r h K ’o l o r e d ) Iriit S. l l l k . 7, T r . I 33 m u .. . .. 1 99 39 FOR RENT—Wo have n well located J . «. M e u r . Iriit t . U lk . «. T r I. ........... — ... . . on arco^int of its purity i» fnst becoming the drinking water M. I*rh T t e a l t y t7o., lri.t I, l l l k . I, T r . I. . .. ............... ............. 60 M t .l t furnished home.—A. P. Connelly A A*. H. M a w k l n a . Iriit t, illfc. a. T r . I. .......... «4 311.13 for Central Florida. It U iiIho recommended for use in Iwt(0 i l l * . 1-ot «, l l l k . 1. T r . I ............................................... I M -tl Sona. 70-tfc fl li et eo rr a eM 61. 6o I l r e w e r , Iriit 6, l ll k . I, T r . I .......... - ............ . IM I3I terien. If you tiro not drinking Elder Springs Water now— M r l o r h I t r n l t y Co.. Iriit I. l llk . 8. T r . I ............. ................... 60 199.39 FOR BENT—Cottage, J. Muanon. bo M r l a r b I t e a l l r Co.. Iriit I . l l l k . », T r . I ........ .................... ........... I I t .31 : itive it u trial. HO-Otp J a i n e a Mmtiurl. L ot I . l ll k 8 .T T. I — .......... ................... ....... ... Cl 111.13 ( * , .* , Sec GFORGE W. McRORY ! Our S e r v i c e 5 •I I, liiii LOST J a m e s S a m u e l . Iriit 4. l l l k . ». T r . I , ........................ ..... .. 60 I3 l.lt J . 11. H n l p r a , lri*t 6. l l l k . *. T r . |, . . . . . . 60 113.31 if . C M o a e iy , iriit t . l l l k . i e . T r . l - a ........ .......................... ..... It* .II J o e I r i i v e t t , Iriit 3. l i l k . 10. T r . 1 . . . . . ....... ............................... 60 111.11 J . N. CriHima. Iriit I , l l l k . IS. T r . I .. . ■4 l I I I . II J . eT. C r o o m * . Iriit 4, l l l k . i e , T r . I . 60 111.31 v . r . H i n e s , i .« t *. n i k . i b . T r . 1 Z T ................... to lii.a i S a n f o r d I I I k M Hr b o o I. A l l l l l k . - I t . T r . t ______ 3*4 M l.IS T h e a b o v e a n d f o r e p u l n a final n a s a a s m e n t a n r . p a y a b l e w i t h o u t I n t e r e s t u p t o J u l y 37. 1913, a n d f r o m a n d a f t e r * a ld d a t e a s Id a p e r l n l n * * * o * m r n t a w i l l b n p a t o b i s o n l y In t a n t g u s l a n n u a l I n a l a l l n t e n t * w l l l t i n l e r r * i «/ per LOST—Elk’s tooth. Finder r e tu p to Rive A Walker* Garage nnd get re­ ward. 75-6U: LOST—Black sateen bag filled with on all dafrrrvd p*ji„*nt*. baby clothes. Finder return to J. annum W IlR M a my band Clovb and iba Saal of lb* Clly of Hanford, ibla C. Hutchinson at Truck Growers’ of* I t ih day of Juu* A. D. M fJ. ISKAL) U n I'U IU rs, Clly Clark. fle m , . V 80-3U t-ll-ie-T -i-f-ll-M -ll-S t ELDER SPRINGS WATER PHONE 311—WE’LL DELIVER Elder Springs Water Company ■ U IIU IIIU IIIIIU U IU IM IIU IIU IIU IU M IU U IIM 3 'S I .o � 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, June 30, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, June 30, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald