14 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/65705d50029f74586e240a36e7b01008.pdf 559f175e8711fde98d833c749a585a6f PDF Text Text ■ H K il” Sifi mi . 1PLV j— '^ '* *v7 * • a Miav* lu x . Ip --* .A. ' '• * - W e ' &33 ..u '■ - •*.. . 1 '^ U IN THE HEART .- ■•' ' Vt V - • •V.--T * SECTION: 3 WORLD’S GREATEST TEG) ------ --S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , J U N E » , 1988 5= ----- fr*n I ...» rs= -v . ij p ’' tv S . • fT‘V,4'4?< d/ L ----- 1— ■ ■ ■i — Vw f‘ ‘. in :a I >»k . IING TO jS L O F F IC IA L S a p it o L ^ H DEAL iTfJjL ABDJTK rL o t Some of the Guards Via to Blame for Too Much Whiplng Hornswaggled $astiiiigtdtf Church Par­ That "convict business business i* rap­ idly readjustin'*' itself 'to the reforins enacted by the recent legislature, accOrdlhf ’ to officials fc|*re who hare to’ dff'WHh. them.^ Their observation o f the effectiveness of the new rules and refactions promulgated to Ukc tJb p b fe of corporal'punishment and conditions In the'cams generally un­ der the new system in it* first weeks d f o^i Alton has caused a feeling of optirtifsm to gradually supplant the apprehension freely expressed in soot*‘quarters at the outset. "And the iooner some of the guards who are haring trouble realise tkafth e'fauit ilea primarily In their lack o f ability rather than the aboli­ tion of the whip the better off condi­ tions will be," one high official sUted. Scattering reports of restlessness and decreased man power continue to come In from, some of the camps. There has bodn a marked falling'off in these unfavorable reports, how­ ever, and the now system, on the other hand,’ has been highly commended 1* q « to * (* » ° f *** convict wardens, cspetlaliy among the old- is h h i ’D e a i ' (n»_T lf Awwlatnl Prru) WASHINGTON, Juno 2D,—A mass of cancelled cheeks, notes, stocks and othqr documents were brought to light here today as outward evidence of how several men obtained a hun­ dred and fifty thousand In peraonar funds from Monsignor James O’Brien, former rector of St. Peter’s Catholic church of this city, on stocks regard­ ed by legal rcpresontatlvca of Monaignor and churrii parish ns of doubt­ ful value., Whether there be any prosecutloh is yet to bo determined. O’Brien, aged 83, is said to have act­ ed within his right* in handling the moneys. / Rev. Dr Tikhon Has Been Released Fronv Moscow Prison To Await Trial by Civil Authorities for Activities (nr TW A oM iitrf P r f» ) MOSCOW, June 20.—Rev.. Dr. Tik­ hon was rdcasdd from prison today to await trial by clvU authorities tot counter revolutionary activities, de­ timers. nies reports that ho was tortured while ih Jill nSWtflrtg he vra* writ outset” this same official stated. treated. • I . He wduld not permit’ the use of his name, assorting that the "leas wc brief was it in form. But in the say and (ha yooner we quit talking words of a prison attache, it express­ . abodt convicts tl* sooner things will ed a “ mouthful." It said: 'Prisoner----. number-----, tried return to ‘ noirarifl.” « • ’ ha* to be a bad man. We made a good closely to do with prisoners for sev­ man of him.", eral years, however, and although A prison supervisor in his rounds ho did not mrjlries any opposition to the*abolition of the whip ho follow­ ran across one* warden who in his ed the legislative fight closely and native teal to run hi* camp, the legwith undisguised apprehensions over slature notwithstanding, went too the outcome! “ I have no doubt," he lar in the way of solitary confine­ continued, "that some o f the,less of­ ment At thaUtlmc, tho term ’soli­ ficiant guard* who knew nothing but tary confinement" had not been put the whip, so- to speak, were so resent­ Into practical form by the state of­ ful at its being taken away that ficials. The_ guards had been told they probably Intimated to- the pris­ to ptifc tho unruly prisoners in “ soli­ oners that ‘ they were free now.’ Nat­ tary confinement" ami left to their urally the metl ware quick to tako own interpretation of the term. The advantage of kny' affected helpless­ guard in question constructed a box ness on "the part of the guards and n the shape of and sise of a coffin. those qf thu type ware largely re; In fact U resembled a depth bdx In sponsible for any trouble that they every way. A negro prisoner had grown beyond hit, stripes and so tho ________ had , Thaother fellows who in the absence *o f substitute punishment st captain laid him hut in the box. It the outset! set about to devise ways tad ample ventilation at the head, and means of dihclplinlng their men aut certainly capable of conjuring negro *•-. ------a whole-hearted, fa ir’spirit have had up unpleasant visions. Tho little trouble." v Specifications for the solitary con flnement cello as agreed to by the si^Ui Official* wtra ednt -out by the stall Tobd department aome time ago. Many of the road camps have now be­ come equipped With them, while the others are rapidly liirtalling themTills form ’ of punishment • together with' restricted ration's for the more serious offenses, is generally devel­ oping aa an affective substitute for the whip, reports ‘indicate The prison -*■*—ant* of - the com__ _____ _ J w r s 1 ! ‘ offie* missioner of keeping, in cloao touch with condi­ tions In a toV nag county camps. Cimb fasten* JtoV* been directed to report' their observations o f the new systetoi periodically and from time to time arc given suggestions as to the application o f tha n*rt rules and reg­ ulations by the prison department. King, of a state road _____ na, has found that reratfobe and a very little time “ int h ' as prove* prisoner who f the guards m < » - . >»•»« - ?'■ !" about an hour, the captain stood be side the box. Finally the negro ask­ ed: "Boss, whst’s sh go to do to git outer tbl sthlngT" ’ "Apologise to the guard for curs­ ing him and promise to go to work, the captain replied. "Well, i ’ll stay in heah," the negro replied. The captain started to walk away and Uta negro called to him, with tho plaint! “ Boss, 1’se lible to die in heah. When the captain assured him that In that case nothing would remain but to throw dirt bver him and he would be burled without any further expejue on the part of tie stsle, the repaid' trant decided he would make the nec­ essary abends and go io « • * Whereupon he was freed ,a n i h*a Mn’ a gaud convict since. The supervisor, however, th* warden Usr up hi. box and buUd a ^ ^ m e m b e r of tha U«t leglslsture who U now attending the teachers’ school at the Woman a Col­ lege bere. reported that he — travelling in his automobile ket Jacksonville and TaJIshassre the oth•».-*♦ a . '-*1—i iitm# iliDrf Mcmfd rf BUTTE, Juno 29.—Ptcscntlpg^nH*n*ButtTtoday a report on post-war revival of, business, President Harding dedared the national mobilisation of business, labor and government force* to overcome depression “ was no less accomplished than great co-operation to win the w^r.” Outlining too steps taken undeh the government direction to wipe out the unemployment and A, k . A A AA * a t . A _ . I .1 . I I f # - I A A --* l. _ . ,A restore confidence in business the president said: “ If our procedures have been rather plain and old fashioned they havo yet produc'd results that Justify a pride And require no apology." “If wo are accused of getting no where In particular," he added, "We may very well reply that at any rate we have been able to stay right here and that we regard it as a good place, that day by day we are getting better The and belter." The address was tho first o f two echcduied for today. other will be given tonight at Helena. ( Hr Tile AkwrtalrS Pr*wi SHELBY, Mont., June 29.-L-Confldent that the Dcmpscy-Gibbona fight will take place despite disquieting re­ port* of the financial difficulties Shelby today swung into the task of caring for tho influx of visitors. STAND ON TAERTS BODY AS D THE LASH HE SEMINOLE C0U IT P LAW AS 31 AN ACT to Protect the Fish in the Riven, Creeks, Canals and Inside Waters of 8cminolo County, Flori­ da, BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEfllBLATUllE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA: Section 1.—That it shall unlaw­ ful for iiny persona or person, firm or corporation, to tako or catch any of tho food fish from any of tha riv­ ers, creeks, cansls, and inside waters of Semipolo County, Florida, by or with any other means than a hook aqd line, or a gig, or a common cast net, not to sxceed tho length ot nine (B) feet, or a spread of eightaen (W ) feet! 1 Section 2.—It shall bo onlaWful for P*"®"' »*r,on?’ f,n ? ° r ‘dlte S "gunpowder, 2 2 1 ! ' cartridge*, Annon crackgr or spy other expleeivv, or to throw or place acids or Ume,swhlch has not boon uaad in manufacturing or for commercial purpose*', India ber­ ries, sawdust, green walnuts, walnut loaves, os any other deleterious sub­ stance Into th*' water*’ #! tha eoupty o f Seminole, State of Florida, where­ by th* fish therein may be injured, i ’ Section 8.—That no person shall a f any time shoot any fish in the ft**"*, * uafa A.*•____ ’ *•-~ 1 —-YL fti. » m a As .to Revision of Law Meantime Refuse * ’ to Boose r Charged With Killing of Herbert CaHithcrs in Tampa (ns The Am w Ii N rents) ■ TAMPA, Juna 39^-The stole fail* cd to rest its ease this morning in the trial of Raymond 0 . Bennett,' charged with killing Herbert Caruthera May 2.1, Jury going to view the sceno of tho shooting. The state rested its case later in tho day. Tho defense began present­ ing witnesses. They announced they expected to compclte the case latb to­ day. All o f Thursday was taken up with tho direct and cross examination of witnesses for the Rtate. Contradic­ tions on material points developed in tho testimony of several of the state's witnesses. In hi stestlmony Wednesday Policeman Rauieraon staled taht when he approached the scene of th* shooting a minute or ao before midnight of May 23, a woman waa supporting tho wounded man, whom Raulortoh at the tlmo did not know, and that this woman held the the falling man until ho was almost down on tha aldewlak. J. E. HostaU ter, a chauffeur, testifying yesterday, said that an instant before the shoot­ ing he passed the scene of the tragedy and saw a group o f thro men—two wearing light 'su)ta and one fri a dark suit with a mustache—standing In the street Just off the sidewalk, with a woman, whom Hosteller described tj Sa j An f l>M e n a ) TON, June 29.* rejection of At Britain') propose) for prohibition II mile has left the administration o f‘ no alternative, it was said aut) lively stated today, but to await will of congress as to the rati law. Meanwhile to raft)** edmltti t oshlp liquor stores under penalty < selture WASHINGTON, June Brt ury officials revealed today, for first time, that the proposal to liquor-carrying liners in Air waters had reached the stag* new regulations to carry aueh a into effect had been drafted In. tntivo form and were in tha hands c the prohibition unit. Whether the rullhg is to Inal approval, and be put Into ex tlon, depends on the foreign eh lines themseuvea. Acting Bee Gilbert said today he hoped such course would bo unnecessary, but' was reiterated at the treasury 'U a continuance of the present oj disregard of the prohibition oh i portation ‘ would be deist with in vigorous a manner as d*v*tb| warranted. ‘ . Mr. Gilbert’s statement is stood to have hftn mad* after heard several ehlfr companies ready to abandon their program i . bringing to this side of tha AtlanUa under seal a sufkent stock of I liquors to supply pakaengera ort*1 return , trip. Ha had said pravlpi „ ly that this government eould dot continue to tolerate what la -regard­ ed In some quarters aa a studied ef­ fort by the foreign shipping coinpanics. Some of tho strongest advocates of • .A* I I t . ----- ---- ‘ using tho ship seisuro proposal rni<l to be tha prohibition unit, Mr. Gilbert made it plain, however, ter a conference with Prehibl Commissioner llayaea, Asatttant rotary Moss and Commissioner of tho Internal Revcriua during day that an announcement of treasury’s policy would be 'fo Ing from his office. He.added ample notice would be given if treasury decided Mtui gala th* ship seltur*' Reports that tha string bead mediately camo the reply, “ No, air." a light dfeis and a large hat, standIng dose by on tho sidewalk. 8ldn*y “ How many children have y o u !" V; Grose, the state’* etor witness and "Four," was the answer. creeks, canqls and Inside waters of companion of Herbert M. Caruthers I havo heard of some men and somo Seminole County, Florida, with rifle, on tho night of tho tragedy, teetiftod shotgun, or any other loaded weapon. women who havo care in which to that at the time Caruthers was shot ride to church, and who havont four • Section 4.—No person shall at any there was no woman near him and time place in any of tho Inside waters husky boys to get ready for Sunday that he fell on tho sidewalk after t a school who think it s rather serious of Seminole County, Florida, any set was shot. Grose als8 testified that or baited hook foe the purpose of matter to bo on hfind when the bell ho msn in dark clones, nor any such rings at 0:30. . I became rather cur­ catching any fish. group as wss described by Hostetler, Section 6.—That no person, pereons, ious to know how this woman had waa at the scene of the shooting or aolvtgl the problem. firm or corporation shall tako from "Mr*. R.—what time do you get up near Bennett’s automobilo when the thb waters of 8emlnolo County, Flori­ Sunday mornings," and without a Shooting occurred. da, black bass ot a less length than moment’s hesitation came the answer, ten (10) Inches from tip of nose to Name Engineers fork of toll) nor shall more than fif­ "glx o’clorit." For a woman who has looked after teen black bass or any length or sise to Set Value* on be taken from said waters by any the multiplicity of needs o f a hueband and four children for seven days St Johns Bridges one person in one day, . Section «.—In all cases o f arrest during tho' week t o get up on a sum­ mer Sunday morning at the unearth­ and conviction for h violation of any W. C. Jtck*on, ■loner Haynes against of the provisions of this Act, any and ly hour of six o’clock calls for an in­ or for the DeLand district, has named advaescy of the aalsure vestigation, and so I proceeded to In­ all illegal nets, devires, and appli­ C. M. Rogers, of Daytona, as engineer nut officially confirmed. . • ances destroyed Immediately nfler vestigate. tu represent the Iceland district In replying to questions, said .* “ Mrs. R., why do you go to Sunday soeh: trial and conviction.. making an appraisal of the Crow’s treasury proposed to gui ‘ It* school 7" The rtply waa *o q«dck *hllt Section 7.—That any person vlolat Bluff and Mouroc bridges across the policies. Mr. Haynaa decllned to one could t«U that her convictions SL Johns river, which connect Dtin r any ut th® proritloni of this Act I nany way, referring InqhireC were as well defined as Park Avenue, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and Und with Lake county and Seminal* or the shore lino of U k e Monro*. Mr. (Jllbvit. ' ' upon conviction shall be punished as county. Commissioner Thursbay, it la “ There are ntany reasons why 1 go i* provided by law. . to Sunday school," said this’>woman woman understood, has engaged the service* Seaboard A ne’ Section 8.—Thla Act shall Uke ef­ common ot » Sanford engineer to represent hia who gave evidence of fine common fect immediately upon Ue passage and ilBsioi district in making an appraisal of the ifta n tc a Venae. "I think tt will do me good to approval by the governor. vluatlun of both th* bridge* In quee To Issue Five Approved by th* governor ami filed go. I think th* Sunday school ia fin*. tlon. I like the folks. I like the fellowships ^ ,*TT " "T in Office’of Secretory of State May B, According Jo the resolution as pawI Ilka the teaching and tho music. And One Hundred qnd Party SI* id at tho last meeting of the board 1923. • 4 . la Beads then I must go for m f chlldlM>> sake." And then I broke in with an of county commlaaloncra the bridge .' other question» "Why do jou take companies have the right to appoint a ISl: third engineer to aerre with those ap­ WA'slIINOTfii your children to Sunday echoolt" "J waot my children scared aright," pointed by the two commissioners in. Seaboard Air Llr making this appraisal, t' from tho eras the answer. .. |(A f-prt,- but it A special bUi was passed at the last nl 'and! Thi keen* session of tha legislators which em­ on* h and the cooveraatlon cam* back to roe powers Volusia county to t*«ua time bonds and •<*• . treasury aa again and ajtain. Ia that Interview 1 warranto In an amount not to exceed th* tw«( twi* loan already found the ideal, which w W ’M I* th. 175,000 for the purchase o f the Large bridges. This la tha price that has posited three nrUito. ym m m um •ft.: heoa set by tho two bridge companies ida Control amt V ■ subaidary corpori will save this country If U U saved. for th* two bridge*. Tha franchise from th* county July first of this One Instance of If. OLD Mr. Reader, you' will not fiction ut f< further. Kr. boy. w ho.. & ra j OP —---------to walk eight or -•any' * M I-1 o f his "Don’t whip them.' i inira WILL OF S XjH.t * v5r HAS LEFT ADMIN1 OFFICIALS Nb AI TIYfiBCTTO Despite Disqnieting Re­ ports of Financial Difficulties HELENA, Mont* June 29.—If the July 4 fight at Shelby does nbt mstcrallse, every ^dollar which is paid kv . ___ must bo refunded and for tickets "Mr. Kearns and Mr. Dempsey can not alt Idly by, knowing as they have known that tlcksts were being sold, without rendering themselves blame­ worthy and culptable, undor our . h law," according to aa tatenient is­ Clashes Between Attorneys Still Take up Time of sued this afternoon by Attorney Gen­ eral W, D. Rankin. the Court Following ia tho statement t “Tho persistent rumors that Demp­ . (nr n , A w M biH n w ) ...... , LAKE CITY, June 29.—J. S. Tyson, formor.employc of the I’utnam Lum­ sey will not fight in Montana unless ber Company, but recently released from prison, was tho state’s first witness tho last dollar o f an unconscionable today In the trial of Thomas W. Higginbotham charged with murder in con- bargain is in his hands by July 2, If ncctlon with the death of Martin Tqbcrt. Tyson testified he saw tho whip­ true, presupposes that the inws of . k . . t >Aa • . S. _ A B A M t l M a l l n n t i n * ■ III 1I I( V( rl f l . ping ofa _Tabert and• counted 07 lashes. On cross examination he said Ulgfln Montana against obtaining money un­ bothatn applied the lash wKlle standing on th# prisoner and that the strap der falso pretenses are impotent. weighed seven and one-half pounds. On direct examination Assistant State s “ The state of Montana is interest­ Attorney asked Tyson whether or not after he was summoned ns a witness ed in seeing that its people are not for the state he was aerved with a warrant charging larceny, and nrrested, defrauded. Mr. Koras and Mr. Demp­ convlctcdand given six months sentence by a Judge Vrho Is a witness for the sey can.not continue to sit idly by defenae. Objection to question by defenso counsel was sustained. Tyson knowing, as they havo known that said he had been accused of stealing a pistol, the alleged theft having taken tickets were being sold without ren­ place aome time before he w*s summoned al a witneas. dering thomselvea blsmcleworthy, and Nina Bell, another former guard at tne coiliiri camp testified he saw culpable, under our la'ws, unless every Higginbotham give Tabert 110 lashes. When Tabert "Begged the Lord for dollar la refunded the purchasers of tnercy," Bell testified, “ Higginbotham remarked, 'Don’t call on tho I*ird, call tickat* in event no contest, takes on mo, ’ Iro dalng the whipping.” ’ Objection by defense to question whether place by reason, of Dempsey's refusal Higginbotham' wa* drinking was sustained. On cross examl*»t«» to appear. nesa whs asked: “ Do yob know for a foot there’ll nothing to this prosecution m except td get money out of the Patnafcfc Lumber Company1! 1 He repHWIr. T nine blocks to ask you a few ques­ don’t knbw It to be a fact but It seems to be." ____ Thera waa no surprise 6n her tions." face as s result of tho rather unusual atatrmcnV She seamed tredy for tho ilSfr* I one to be a better fading At convicts at thf camps he „ part of one ramp he thought he w«mld bare tlato t» thl. Forces to Of Business, Labor'and m Otercom 1 j. l .iX f tea for a o.'eW* \ �MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phone 117-W ir yoo fcave oof Irleode slatllaw r o j —1 ( >M are sales aarwh^Wae eaatlaB k » r . mw I* fae are ealeHOlalas. write O peafal rare le tfcU Pepmrtmrmt. Sl»la« ■«<aU». ae iMroliaae Ilea*, fi will ke sreallr hooreelalrO. Wednesday—Utt|e Miss t)orothj* Wiggins will entertain a number of her young friends at her home on Magnolia avenue at 5 o’clock. Friday—Circle' No. 1 of .the Metho­ dist churah will give a Silver Tea at the home of Mrs. James Cowan, on Park avenue, at 8 p. m. Mrs. F. E. Harvard, of Live Oak, Is the guest of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Harvard at their home on Ifanford Heights. Little Miss Helen Jod Lewln, of tampa, la spending the week here flth her aunt, Mrs. Sherwood Har­ vard. MUs Helen Shepherd, who has been Mis guest of Miss Eleanor Herring, Uft last evening for her home In BosV>n, Haas. Ur«, Forest L*ko hi expseted home Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. HtelJa Ar­ rington, Mrs. J. F<. Pacft Mrs, A^. K. Hill, Mrs. L.' P. Hagan, Mrs. E P. Morse, Mrs. Wm. Karl ami Mrs. John frady. t . f The Herald for fleet eiaaa Job work. Pm For Florida: thimd; Ms crsHowcrs tonight,, or FriAVCrtfe 'THESE 8YMTO»{s J day. . . . r UI vra* weak nnd nervous bendarhes all the time, and m * N M hurt so bad I could hardly writes Frank Richardson. Perry. Gsoy: rrln, “ Trisd Foley Kidney Pillp. and rot relief.’' Backnqhc, rhcdmatlc » g LONGWOOD, June 28.—The Coun­ Iq the dramatic story of f* 2 ty Board of Public Instruction lias called an election to be held July 10th ^ In this specisl tax school distric t for, * r of- voting on ;i the purpose .a bond u•Cpme along to the I t g the proceeds slie of *10,000, t; . * of which build­ are to be usl-d used for a new school sch ing at U ko Mary and a new Junior High SctymT btilldlng to be erected On frc<tu fct urination, discolored or $28,000 paving contrac • or close by* the brick road midday be- strolp t odor are symptoms of Kidney 0%.nrJed tweon Longwood and i Altamonte, llnddcr disorders and «£mand T , , t. r - r g — . ■, whltt trail, t A|fe_ ** ^ springs which Is the most 'central- ........Jt treatment. • Kld" ! j . For quick results. try a want ad. .__ _ point and'most convenient Ur> the pills give quick relict Re.use s u b - ___ / transportation of all pupils attend; slitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold -~ ^ - t A l, f l t t l i “ T % .G (M n c H u n W I ing the school. Jhc local trustees everywhere.—Adv. ' A FIVE IjOLI^A^jBttW , A t^o-part Century hope every qualified voter v/lll turn ' l'— Ta k ^ s a n .E le c t r ic ia n out and vote for the bonds as It is ‘ V : -Frfday and Saturday imperative that new buildings bo •n» W Ifa * . 1 5 % R edu ction In l*rjc«n o f Milton 8HU is erected, as nil of the old buildings are Is tha marvelous. Bolwone, a prnmraUon P E N N S Y L V A N IA V A C U U M unsafe, unsnnltary, obsolete and n • *<SK1N DEEP* ; ' £ 2 * 2 * «S --------disgrace to the communities where only purifies tho wound of gmna that they are located. Everybody turn out rousn Infection but it heal* the flesh with and' vote for bnpds for schools. extraordinary speed. Jlad wouhcl* or Longwood Is especially ’well scrvccl cuts which tako weeks to heal with tho Mtlinnry liniments mend at present In the way jat Ice nnd tho powerful infiuenen of A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU bread, ns there nr* three Ice com­ remedy. Prieo (liquid) f!0< panies running daily delivery trucks I’owd r JOe nnd GOc. fiou and about threo bakeries delivering hot bread nnd rolls daily right out of the oven. Tho new municipal voter works stili hangs fire, *thc dcflny In begin­ ning the work being caused by title to. the land the plant U to be erected on la not yet perfected. Tbls locality hns been very fortun­ ate so far this season in the dlstribution of sain, There has been just enough moisture to keep crops grow­ ing in good *hnpp nnd not enough at EUROPEAN l’ L A ^ r OPEN ALL THE YEAR. any time to do any dninngo, except to CORNER BUILDING. EVERY RQ.QM OUTSIDE. a few watermelon fields which were ruined, grange nnd grapefruit trees j were never in bettur condition than at presont and there is n heavy crop of KI'.AIIREBZl Ami tlmy.stnmt Ilia clear, smooth fruit, fully equal to last FLORIDA European Plan I(.*( of trim fnrmlto. toto* V>i I . Mil|i thru tti« years year, in quality. Previous to the 1H95 I.realign they are Ono block from Occnn nnd Hotel Clarendon. Summernt*» freeze, this wns one of the largest WEEK FOR FARMERS ANI) cnofl thru nml thru, — Room, $1 per dny nnd up; $5 per week nnd up. Special Any hullillnx muterFRUIT GROWERS IS SET orange growing districts in the stn^e, Ini IhiiikIiI rritui tin Is week-end rates.----------------ISvery room hnn running wittf. GAINESVILLE. June 28.—The and Irom the way now groves are iii.wle m kIv*’ you lifnlnm: service—and date for the farmers’ nnd fruit grow­ now being set out, it will soon regain otir prices um rl|tl>(. ers' week, to he held at the Univer­ sity of Florida, hn» boon set for Au­ Iiill gust fl to 11. This annual event is JERpEN’S KING COCOA) Hurdwatcr SO. at ranged to give Instruction, inspira­ Lumber Co . * mm ii I /in r\ T\ tion entertainment •to men and Special, S1>00 Dozen lliilltlrne llrnd'issrj women >vho are especially 'interested ler*M in farm life, Special programs arc Jap Rose Soap, for the linir, complexion nnd bath. Special, dot ’ hone 130, Sanford being arranged in dairying, poultry, citrus culture, boo keeping, crop Im­ straw trimmed with a blue ostrich provement, homo economics nnd oth­ er subjects reluted to farm llfe^ feather. The tollsga of agriculture..tho ag­ Oh their return they will make their ricultural extension division, thb Flor­ home In Hanford, Fla. ■N sA L'. 9 . v_ ____ • ■ . . i '. b , RON A It LAW BETTER Among the out-of-town guests for ida experiment station, tho state ..... i L y the wedding were Randall Cltnsr, of IXINDON, June 28.—Andrew llofinr Sanford, Fla.; J. II. Jarrott nnd C, E. Law Hns sufficiently improved 1n Jarrott, of Florence, H. C.; Mrs.tl. C. health to W aide to lenve London for O'Connor, of Atlsntn; Mrs. R. F. Brit­ ton, of Charleston; Mrs. R. F. Loom- of the Unlvemlty of Florida, nnu a resort on the south COEBt. It is/auhues, of Ohio; Mrs. F. J. Blackwood from outside sources. There will lie thoritatlvcly stated Hint there has and F. J. Blackwood, Jr., of Greens- special features throughout the been a slight hut distinctly favorable Itoro, N. C.—Savannah Morning News. week, with prominent men and wom­ result from the treatment tho former en in agriculture and home econom­ prime minister recently underwelt. Circle No. 1 of thu Methodist ies taking part In the program. The Church will entertain with u silver instructional matter will lie divided St. Petersburg—Contracts awarded tea at the homo of Mrs. J. II. Cow­ Into sections, wit hn leader and pro- for street paving. ans on the Heighths at 8 o’clock. Come gruht for enrh. and help us enjoy the evening. 78-2tp Frostproof to have hotel costing Provision is being made to offer BIRTHDAY PARTY Little Mls« Dorothy Wiggins, the dainty young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Wlgglrti, wns hostess yes­ terday afternoon to a numl»er of her •tlands at her homo on Magnolia nveBue, In celebration of her third birth­ day anniversary. The colors used for this pretty par4y were pink and white nnd were car­ ried out In every detail. The rooms of Ihl* lokely home were decorated with vaaes and a howl of pink hlblacus and ferns. The VlriM**y <<,ko Wft* ,^c,, ,n whit* and centered with a mlnaluro d-dl dressed In pink tplle. surrounded by pink candles in rose holders. * Games of all kinds, both old and new, iVere placed on th° spacious Igwns, and late’ in the afternoon reiirshments of ice cream In rose cups, cakes and candles, were served by Mrs. Wiggins assisted by Bet Mur­ rell and Antoinette HhinhoUer. FavA in "during pkst pto«t ,year, wJW tlon'durlnj icw' Industries and homes. -before an ImproviseU aiu r py me nev. 0 f B, KcGIphon, rector of St. Paul> At Womens College Episcopal church. . The bride ♦ho « m given •« n»krTALLAHASSEE, June 28.—The . iage by her father, wore a wedding summer school session at the JTlorlda gown of white organdie over metal State college -for Women has begun cloth. A deep bertha of imported cut on Its third week. Already 552 stu­ work embroidered adorned the tight dents have registered and It is ex­ basque bodice and bands of the same pected within the next few days there embroidery were Inset la the full skirt will be several additions to the num­ which It also edged. Her veil of tulle ber. Students are In attendance from worn very simply over her hair was all sections of the state, and two held In p|ace wlfh a half wreath of other states are represented. ntango'blossom*. She carried a bou­ The personnel of the student body quet ,pf bride's Votes and swansonla is far abovo the average and there is showered .with, real orange blossoms. a seriousness of purpose and an evi­ Miss Efflo Wells, who .was maid of dence of determination on the part of honor, wore a dress of peach.colored the students to get the most out of organdie over 'cloth of silver. The the few weeks’ attendance at the tight bodice and full skirt opened at summer school. A large number are the front on a straight pdnel of cloth of allyey extending the entire length of the 'dress anti rows of lace adorned year until they have won a sufficient the skirt. She carried a bouquet .of number of credits lo entitle them to Orphslta roses. a degree. Some, however, are attend­ The bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy Al­ ing summer school in an effort to lan and Miss Mildred Oribble, wore make up time and so obtain their cjrested niike In orange organdie over degrees earlier than their school cloth of allver. Their dressea, fash­ mates who study only during the win­ ioned similarly with tight basque bod­ ices and full skirts had soft bands of ter months. Many of the summer school stu­ ifolden brown tulle outlining the necks dents are teachers, impelled by the and falling gracefully from ono shoul­ dolro for progress nnd on the alert der to the hems of the skirt which for new ideas. Much has been said were effectively adorned with several recently of the terms off Ifntercst, rows of nsrrow metallic motivation, projects nnd type studies, shades of brown. They « and tho public school teachers quetn of swocthoart roses, throughout tho atntc, arc improving Itnndall Chase, of Sanford, Fla., the onnortunity lo meet the new was the bridegroom’s best man and the groomsmen were John Register und Howard Jarrott. All of the men of tho wedding party were In white. Following the ceremony there wns u reception. In tho dining room tho public school teachers. The sum­ where tho bride's tnble wns nrranged mer* schools arc enabling hundreds of the decorations were in white nnd thoso teachers, who have received green. Streamers of white tullo sus­ through the educational magazines, pended from tho chandelier were a smattering knowledge of the new caught In largo hows on tho crystal education, to get tho ncedo^ vision tho perspective nnd tho proper bal­ ance. - * fiiiiiH T lAN KNIIHAVOU • L|IR1BTL>N ENDKAVtm. Monday night, the Christian Kndcavor executive committer, of the Preshylerlun church, held Its regular monthly business meeting nt the home of Mrs. It. C. Maxwell. * The usual business was transacted, after which the Society Charts were gone over and checked up to date, The Hummer Contest, which Is to l>e carried on by the entire state, was Inveatlgated and the committee decided to enter this contest, which comnicnrcs July 1. Full announcement accommodntlons.il* the dormitories of tho* utilvwrssKy. where poopel can spend the entire week a very small cost. The dining hall will bo open t othe visitors ami they can get their meal* at actual cost, Farmers’ and fruit growers’ week is Intended to bring together the farmers and fruit growers of Florida and everything will ho done to make their stay In Gainesville exceedingly prnflltahle and entertaining, A strong program, in charge of home economics specialists and dealIng with various phases of home I ..........c u l l - M b I M s i.-* LINE OF eM 5 S t HOTEL RAYMONI |25,000. Pensacola—Work started on paving ol Flomatlon road. , HTOP BACKACHE. KIDNEY TltOUBLK Backache, Rheumatic Pains, dull hisdache, tired feeling, too frequent urination, discolored or strong odor arc symptoms of kidney nnd bladder trouble. “ { was always having a hackiicho which caused me great Buf­ feting," writes Mrs. Faber, Medford, Muss. "Could not sleep nnd at times I could not atand straight. Tried Fo­ ley Kidney Pills and found relief.” Stop backache, kidney nnd bladder troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Sold everywhere.—A d v . ________ j ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF THESE UNUSUAL­ ; LY LOW PRICES ---------------------- ,---------------- ^-------------$10.98 Men’s Palm Beach Suits, per suit......... $27.50 Men’s All Wool Suits, per suit... SUMMER EXCURSION FARES FROM $19.98 r $30.00 Men’s All-Wool Suits, per suit... ........ $22.50 SANFORD the Impression wo made In Miami, that with a little advertising we ogn get the H'£5 slate convention Tbr Sanford. In the opening address at Miami. Hon. W. J.^ryaH offored the Epdeavoirr* of Sanford hl^ Celery ftpld for a convention ground, If we secured the 1024 convention. We are confident that he will renew this of­ fer next year. The social committee Is preparing plans for a "moonlight picnic" to bp given at the F. T. Williams home, t#r of Mr. »ml Mrs. J. Howard Jarsome time next week, The time nnd rott, became the bride of John Wilbur full Articular* will be announced jfcltge of Hanford, Florida, at a beau­ tiful ceremony taking place last even­ ing at W o'clock at the home of the bride’s parents, !1«1 E»»t Fortyeighth street. Thg bowse j r f effectively decorated wHIl iodtbarh etnUax, ferns aruipalm* while a profusion of orange and pearh colored gladioli carried out tho wed dlgg color *«be»e of peach and org a p , Tho coremony was performed TICKETS ON SALE DAILY TO !Norfolk1................... ....... $ 16.90 57.64 C. E. worker andawill bring us a fine llnllimore ..... Philadelphia .... ............ , 63.10 message. 60.02 On Sunday night, June 17th, tho Atlantic C ity ................ convention Echo mcotiug was held. New York -------- ..;...... i~ 67JW 79.84 Miss Gayle Mart-hull. Robert Greene. RoUton ............ Wm. Urumley nnd others gave on* Niagara Palin ................ 80.56 thusiatslc reports of the convention, Montreal ....:..................... 89.7C 88.9* and prejiarnllon is being made for Portland. Me............... Hcnloh Harbor ......... £.... 70.0(1 the greatest year our society has ever St. Paul .... ...v................ 91.9f had. Sunday, June 24, Victor Greene Asheville and Thro. Kunge, who attended the after-convention trip to Cuba, gave soma short rcporte.on the trip. All three reports were very Interesting and Inspiring and after attending Weatcht pointa. Stop overa per­ this great convention we should be mitted. prepared to do greater, work than For Schedules, reservations, etc., coiiaillt ever before. leader for Sunday, July 1, Miss ATLANTIC COAST pUdpd.Holly. \ ...... ' ; LINE Come to'C.‘E. Sunday night, 7 p. m. at the Presbyterian church, corner p. W. CRiM. Ticket Agent Oak avenue and Third street.* Evarybody welcome. Boy’s Palm Suits,' *uer suit ......................... V Beach ■ ..$8.98 - •— :------ -------- r — (Two Pair Pants) •i ■ * Boys’ All Wool Serge Suits, per suit.... •T .. First Street SELLS IT FOR .. "1 *7.98 �|9fl w e nxm sWi n • m u d -*=*z ----- -- — — i- A l' *■: GENEVA PREDICT F M »- DP PRICKS IN BUILDING COST ' Cl EVELAND, June 28^-PrcdlcN.J tlons of falling prices in the cost of ka Ra ta N» Fa nu na s* Ha building and a general real c^atc activity were made by speakers nt It, and Mr*. Frank Evans and aon Tht “ Backward Social" of No. 1 thrbpcnlrg session of the sixteenth llle, of Boston, arrived Monday and Circle of the Community Club was annual convention of the Nntionnl hero for only a few day*, given at tho home of Mrs. T. Mc­ Association of Beal Estate Boards r. and Mr*. J. M. Sweeney, John Clain and was n most successful af­ here. The convention, said to be the y and J. E. Singletary motored’ fair with a flue attendance. Every- largest gathering of business men . Jrtando Sunday, thing was curried out backwards, the this year, attracted approximately C. C. Locke has purchased a new entire afternoon. First; a delicious 7,500 delegate* from the United car, lunch was served backward*, after States ami Canada. •I'Ctaelia Dorant la spending a while Basing his conclusion* on queswhich a series of games Was carried with ‘ relative* at Delray and Fort out backwards. Ten peimlea to land tionnnircs issued to nil real estnte - Lauderdale. ■and torv pennies to give away was board* by the national association in t Those going; to Dayton* Beach lait carried dut the entire, -afternoon, May, Melvin L. Morse, real estnte I Sunday were: Mr. arid Mr*. Alborg which netted a nice sum of money. statistician of Wellesley Hills, Moss., 1 Whitaker and family, Mr. and Mr*. C. Every guest departed, with ji -feeling also forecast some -depression* for t ; ' C. Locke and family and Mr. and Mr*. that they enjoyed a very pleasant general business. Ho predicted no U | M. Fanning, Morria and Charlie SJobgeneral crashf however, but a gradget-together afternoon. lorn and Catrol Mlnnhcw. uni decline of business In a series of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glcgcr are £.*f It’* very much to the regret of the community to know that Abble SJob- tho prouds parent* of a fine baby steps. “ The demand for new building* at lom still continue* 111 at the FemnhL boy, born June 211. Mother and son the present level of costs is nearly arc doing nicely. |V; . Laughton hospital. filled,” Mr. Morse stated, "hut the Mrs. Tim Techlmath and daughter -j* Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Brnddock lrft roud fir new buildings, taking all ' | Monday to visit friend* nnd relntlve* and Mrs. Ingcrsole spent Tuesday rlnsscs ns n whole, is l.y no means at‘ Pierson. afternoon with Mr*. P. T. Wakefield. filled. When costa are reduced an­ • Mrs. J. C. Brown left Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. V. T, Peters nnd Mr*. other lot of contract.: will ho forth­ visit her mother In St. Petersburg. Worthy and son l,ovy, spent Sunday coming." Mra. I; D. William* is visiting her afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Pcvntt. The extent of cneh drop "will de­ ‘ mother at Bunnell, Mr. Williams M. J. C. Wfck* was In Sanford Fri­ pend nmliily on the readiness of tr ’ spent tho week end there also, day on business. building material men and of labor ® The Wednesday evoking dance nt Mr*. Ynrbor and daughters nnd trades to adjust themselves trf the the casino waa well1 arter ended. and Mrs. J. C. Jacobs spent Tucsdny situation,’’ he added. A marked,de­ pression would be prevented by the \ Urflres Dry Enforcement with Mrs. E. II. Klllwu. • suburban‘ movement of homo build­ Inspector Be Removed ing, which ho said would rival tho P l a n t C it y G r o w e r s * growth of the automobile, good roods, OREENVJLLE, sT C., Juno 2 8 .A s s o c i a t i o n C jo d e s the movies or radio. Drging tho North Carolina body of A general diminution of prices in ,th* Joint pharmaceutical association Its B ig g e s t Y e a r the near future also was predicted f of North Carolina nnd South yCnro by Congressman Theodore f . Dup ' 4,. liija In contention hare, to ask the Bepnrts covering the business Of ton of Ohio, who added that this ^v^North Carolina prohibition director the Plant City Growers’ Association, B$5 t© removo Prohibition Enforcement read at the annual stockholders’ meet­ would- not bo a real disadvantage to c - -' - , Inspector Augustus W. Bradley of ing Saturday, proved tho fiscal year many because o f' the greater, pur­ chasing power of money. During the SalUbury for method* “ high handed Just closed to have been tho^ most afternoon the realtors divided Into and most unreasonable," J. A. Goodo successful in the history of the or­ seven divisional meetings. * o f Asheville, head o f tho North Caro­ ganisation. • Breaking before tho properly man­ lina delegation in an address yester­ President F. E. DoVano, who pre­ agement division, Albert W, Swnype, day evening continued: sided over tho . meeting, which was of Chicago urged co-operative* apart­ ’‘This association was one of the first professional bodies or our state attended by about 100 of tho stock­ ment building and ownership as. a to endorse prohibition end we will holders and nil the directors except great atop toward solution r of the aland as its friend but such methods one, stated that the hooks of tho As­ housing problem. Hr 14* practically inspection ns used by Mr. Brad­ sociation had been completely audited, impossible for the family of mod­ showing the business to l>u In very erate means to live In'Its own bunga­ ley can not las tolerated." Attacking tho use of patent medi- satisfactory shape, with net profit low and enjoy modern comfort* be■cfnos, President Goode urged that the for tho year amounting to 411,582.50. rausc of high values, Increased tape* profession of phnrmacy bark iho It had been decided, however, to pul and maintenance expense in the state boards of health in their fight most of this amount hack Into the larger cities, he said. Predictions that business renthls agafnat certain patent medicines. Mr. .business, paying a dividend of 8 per will rctpaln high "heenuse America Goode then recounted the story of cent to tho stockholders. association's legislative fight iti * Mr. Devane said, that he was is doing business on ahigber luvel ‘ ............................. proud of the business nnd tho organ­ generally than ever in her histofir," ImtirgeiQhnt laws bo pnss- ization thnt was owncU aJuluontroTlJd *V|i» made by Mark Levy 3 f XThicJgu r JH| medJcino manufacture b ythc farmers, and that It* success in n talk before the property man­ f < * era to lablo container* plainly “ show- was a sufficient refutation of the old agement group. ‘ Pointing out great losses to both ■; Ing ingredients which they claim will Idrn that farmers could not make n success of their own business. do surii wonders.” sellers niul buyers, William C. Dem­ i Yesterday afternoon here tho North Secretary It.. M. Anderson then urest of New York warned agalflst ^ uCrolina association held a session Jead lh* auditor’s report. Ho said under development of the suh-dlflsseparate from the'South Carolina as- that ho wan proud of tho business, Ion. J , ! aociation and hrurd report* from nff and that in spite of the fact that tho »y , fleer* including President Gomle and business had grown steadily for the NOW IS THE TIME to plant citrus Beerotary J. C. Beard of Chapel Hill, past six years, the pant year had been trees. I have H7 tangerines, 55 Secretary K, W. Hancock of tho North the most successful .in the history of Satsumas, 71 Jaffa, Id Luo (Jim Gongs, jH ft Carolina board of phnrmacy also the organization! 17 grapefruit, lfltt Valencias and 1 ‘ submitted his report, • Mr. Anderson called attention to lemon on sour stock, 5 and 10 por cunt 3$ The South Carolina association also the fact that shares which had cost discount. Get yours now.—B. T. Til, held a soaslon And heard an address the owner* $11,M now had a book Ithr. Pnola, Fla. > -• 77-Ctc by President T. P. Young of Greon- value of $U0, and were actually worth i , wood and tho report of Secretary more than that, as depreciation had G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ Frank M. Smith of Charleston. been charged o<T on the buildings pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. Y . Last night ,there was a dame for which had actunlly increased in val­ 4-21-tfc ' ■the Joint association. Toduy there ue, due to the growth of the city.— # 4 / v m i will bo a number of business sessions. llont City Courier. The Dally llorald, 15e per wock._ f t "ItvTi” ‘ J. I>j ■ t, ------- ~ ___________ ; 1 V BIG 25c SALE ^ 6 LBS. NEW POTATOES BEANS CAS T 8 3 CANS 25c 25c a.- If FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, CHERO-COLA OR NU-GRAPE, 6 ■BOTTLES ■ RINSO, FOR FINE LAUNDERING,, PKG. THEA-NECTAR TEAS! FA V E R 8,000,000 M IL!EH USE O R A N G E PEKOE---------------- :------- V^-Tb p k g , 1 8 c | -MIXED- A F la v o r f o r E y e r y T a s te 47c My »** f 07 c DELICIOUS REF JFRESHINlG ' -INtWA - CEYLON - JAVA I Y a -lb p k g . 3 4 c ^ O FFJE BBOKAR SUPREME 3 9 c lb > 1 EIGHT OXJLOCK 29c lb PACIFIC TOILET PAPER 5 ROLLS ___________________ • ' V “V- T - H7- BPEGIAhLY SELECTED 33c lb 25c SE C O N D STREET Between PARK — .______lBBOAD-MINDEDENESS. ■:»Vf \ irr-.> - * * •*}>( . Duncan U. Fletcher, senior United, * ] Sinies senator frt>m Florida, has giv-j u- - j cri n striking bit of cvjdenco of hi* | broadmindedness, something that ac-| H A V E N O C L E R K S ,»N O JPANCY S T O R E S , N O D E L IV E R Y , N ty; 9 OVERHEAD ! ST connWj' very largely, for tho emi­ NO MATTER MUCH YOU BUY |. E X P E N S E , NO P H O N E S— ---------------------------------------nence he Has attained In the nntionnl congress and In theesteem of people ^ everywhere. Reference is to his re-, B V E A L STEW i SALT MACKEREL, cent participation In the trial of the * Per Ijk, . Ptir lb ................. ....... -........... ....... Leviathan and his at/lhth-ixed klater ‘ moht*'with'refoVcneo thereto, ns tt11* «■»P I N E R O A S T S 'O F ' B BE F,*l , ‘ ,u 1 ' ^ ported 'In thef'TJme*-Unlon, Per lb. I p c r Id ............. ....................... —-Tho Incident to' which reference Is i. _ ' u SIP il mode, While o f' only passing Import-1 B T E A K s ,;!:ii, n'nce; Is Ih^wrtint, however. In that MILD CURED WHITE BACON,; it provides h nlllttstration of one of • • • * • «.&. * • ' Per lb. 1■jM i tho mapy estimable characteristic* PORK of'tho ntnn Who honors Florida,'and CHOPPED MEAT lo stuff p e p p e r 4 I o r lb* »-v*» himself ,as. the senior senator front : ‘Per lb, ................. this state, through his very com­ Hi mendable attitude on public ques­ SMOKED SAUSAGE, LARD, Pure nnd Fine, pA f 111 * • ,l tions of moment no less than for the Per lb. 2 0 c : enormous amount of work worthily : performed by him. W E S T E R N B A C O N , C ured fo r C|C|A S OVEN ROAST, The broadmindedness displayed by B re a k fa st, p er lb. '...T L ...... .............. 2 a C 3 j Per lb. Senator Fletcher - has won for him ------- ' ‘ s • Vj _ much of the fcigh regard In which he Is held. Ho la n Democrat In poli­ LIVE HENS, CORN-FED, per lb...................... .......... . ^ .......... 30c 3 tics, but an Americnn citizen In thought’ and effort. He has never .............— FRYERS, CORN-FED, per lb. ---------------....— ... .................................... ............4 3. c j, been heard1to bdast, or even say any thing AbouChl* “ 100 per cent AmeiARMOUR’S STAR SKINNED, STOCKING NET HAMS, lb.....: 25c ■ iiianisni;" he IdU his conduct npeak 5 _____ for m , tmd ft Is more cdo<jucnt than FLORIDA PORK, THIS IS CORN-FED PORK, pef ^ '1 ..'25c [ words.' 1 1 Senator Fletcher accepted an in­ vitation to" go ort the trinl trip of CLOVER BLOOM; B% T E R . SMALL HAMS, Sugar Cured, the I-eviathan, In spite of nil tho Per lb. Per lb....... J..:...'-..;*-.. “ barking" Of the “ little fellows,’* [ft §4 thoso who sought to condemn the BEEF S fE W ,i a j ^ i FRESH EGGS, trip ns a. Junket, which It was not, 2 th$.‘ T or ...... ..... ................ M U UJ1 3 Per lb.......... .... nny more than when the city of Jack­ sonville, 6if any private Individual, PORK CHOPS, insists on a trial of n machine, n PORK ROASTS, i 1'er lb. ____ heating plant, or even an improved 30c Per lb.............. highway before accepting it from tho contractor or builder. The trial of VEAL CUTLETS, ■ VEAL ROASTS, the Lcvlathati was nothing more or 35c | 1 er Hi. ........................................ Per lb. ’ ........... less, notwithstanding the contentions of tho “ little ’fellows." COOKED MEAT, Very Delicious BOILED HAM, Senator Fletcher, because of being for SanidTwichcR, lb................ . Per lb.............. 35c i a member, of tho'commerce commit­ tee of the senate, was eminently enCHEESE, FINE COD FISH MIDDLES, tltlcd, to* witness the trial of the Per lb. ............ * • * 1*4 » a 1 I er tb ...... ..... « . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i 2 5 c | Lcviothan,, a government vessel on which millions of dollars of the peo­ r . « ! ple’s money has been expended. Ho represent^ 0)e ^enate and the peo­ ple o ntbat trip. Before going, Sen­ ator Fletcher announced that if ho saw anything ,on the trip thnt wnn not as it should be he would not hesi­ tate to say so publicly and unreservodiy. , The render* of the Times-Union West First KfeEP MOVING Next Doo oln Hot. Works know ,Jiba.t„, 5?cti»tdg... FJefcher, a ( BBflBBBBrfklriA" quoted on the first page of this papor on Tucsdny, after returning from 'P a a a a a a a a a fla a B a a a B fla u a a a B a a a B a B a a a a flB a a ia a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a MBBBBBBBBBBBIIB B the trial trip, described it us ” » his­ tory making event," and ndded: "J think the trinl trip was udvisnhlc, nod was well nmduqled, and the bene-' fieinl results from it will far outORLANDO’S FAVORITE SHOPPING PLACE HSE , weight its cost”—this because, ns he a says, this great vessel, now about to For (he la.st dny of June nnd thcKccond dny of July we believe we have assembled the treat begin its ]>cBeoful voyage of the seas, values (hat It hns been our pleasure to offer* you this season. Uct everyone come anti en­ gives "notice to the world that the joy this special event, nH each item is n real money saver. United States were prepared, and nt last determined, to take the proper place on the seas.” Only a fair, broadminded man, es­ pecially one who in in political life nnd prominence, would speak us Sen­ ator FietehCr has spoken nnd us he will continue to speak on all matters of public welfare and progress.— : Timcs-Unlon. WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT HANDKERCHIEFS ill a i D ic k s o n - I v e s C o any! Saturday and M onday Specials FOItl) KKKI’B HIS I’ HpMIBB MADK TO LlTTI.lt GIKL Cltll’ I’ I.B Five different numbers o f Wash Goods in n penny sale! Every olhur yard of these ixipuJ»r fubrics nt lc per yard! These include; FIGURED PL1SSE CREPE, for Handkerchiefs of lawn, some with tapo_ed|ph, others with embroidered corn­ e r s , Saturday und Monday, 3 for.,....- making FORT MYKIt.H, Juno 28.—Despite men’s shirts, children’s dresses ‘and ladies 1the many demand* made on hi* tlmiy pjece dresses. Regular price G5c. Henry Ford ha* nol forgotten his Sat. am) Monday, 2 yards for 66c promise to n little crippled girl atv ; ] ji Ucllc, near here. Ti* promise— that of medical attention—came true ;jj PRINTED ORGANDY. Regular price 50c a f f *i the other day. A long trip to De­ m yard, Saturday and Monday, 3 2 yards .for ....... ................................ c fJ L v troit, Mich/, a thing of the past, the little girl is now a 'pnicnt In the man­ FANCY STRIPED HOLLY BATISTE. Reg­ ufacturer'* hospital. ular pricy, 50c, Saturday and MJt _ One day la*t .winter a little girl, Monday*, 2 yarda for ........ ..... .......... u | , C a cripple since early childhood, **t on the front porch of her home nt SILK DEPARTMENT I.a Belle. She was watching a host at little friends playing merrily in GEORGETTE CREPE— We have just five the street. Her gaze wamlured from pieces of thin popular fabric in bhudes of the children to pair of crutche* which Dark Green. Wisteria, Purple, Plum, Gold were leaning against « nearby post. and Burgundy, that we will close out f t O .#* UA tall man came by, and he spoke (J.his ia full 40-in. wide), at per yd. . . . t f o C to her. •. '■ (J; , ,, j “ Would you like to play with ART SILK STRIPED VOILEfU-imnorted. thumV he a*kedi‘ t Regular price $1.00, Saturday D 4 a j “ Oh, yc»," the little girl replied. and Monday, 2 yards for .......... • “ Then you shall," the man told her, F A N G X f J A C Q U A R D . M A R Q U ISE T T E — ‘ Bessie Smith was the little crtpfdo; Only two (plecos left. In shades of Yellow and HenrJ tfo rd lw *i .the stranger; and Tangirine, Selling regularly ly for $1.00. $1,00. who addrAlea Wr.< .M r, Ford has Saturday and Monday, ~ _ a winter home hero and had been en* 2 yards f d r .................. Joying hi* custoftry dally walk when he saw the lltUe girl. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT The ottmr day Be**te was Informed that all arrangement! had been made A combination hosiery apocial. Your choice by Mr. Ford for her to enter hi* of No. 708 Phoenix, No. 786 Wayneknit or hospital at Detroit.' Not only the Lehigh Marvel, ail at one price, There is not1 hospital bill‘was to paid by the mana full range of Hizes represented in any num­ facurer, hut her transportation and all other expenses. Accompanied n>y ber, but your size will be Included in ono of 1 jv^ qualities. The followbig shiuies her father, Ham Smith, Bessie left 'Gardotr ^ the Other 'dajr for Detroit * , -I ■( . I . i . uM ill itur-' '"DeTV llerild'on aAle at Vm ’i Smoke House; ^Mobley*» Drug Store ‘-and $ 1.01 TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT »v Lemon Soap. Cleansing and blench­ ing. . Sat. and Monday, n box.......... UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT : Ladies’ Muslin Prlnceas Slips. All sizei. Sat. and Monday ..... $ 1 . 3 9 ART DEPARTMENT I’o the first 50 little girls registering their ■ name and address in the Art Department <>n J Saturday, June 30th, will receive a tiny doll * ns a gift from the department. ’ READY-TO-WEAR Wc have selected from our regular stock fo Saturday ami Mon'day selling, four different lots of merchandise at extremely low p^i^’H,■ Sport coats In a knitted fabric, In shades Navy, Black and Red. Tuxedo style. A won derful garment for outdoor wear. •.. Regular prico $12.50 (while they last) f o r .... * X* One lot ofjsilk und Colton Dresses at IK 'D rcaies. i thrday : 1 $ 6 .9 One lot of Skirts, ranging in , Pr«t‘« from $5.75 to $12.50, at , ••' v l] PRIC 2 , PRK [■ ____ : �>1.1),,FRIDAY. JUNE 2&, 1923 *•< ^1 to to ! cupicd Ifm plsvc and now .since the .t o [transfer of the property has been made, Mr. Watnwright etfpect* to make mnny improvements, r .. \y. E. Argo hoi returned from Paletka. i Mis. A. J. McCullcy entertained Mr*. Henry .Wight, Reporter. , t o Thursday afternoon at a birthday Phone 3<5-W to ]M»rty. ,.f ^ , i Dr. T. (I. Simmons hag greatly im* j proved his piacc by a cont of paint on the house. . ttfrely off the pavement nnd brought tine spent Wednesday nlgbt w ifi H.-E. Wheeler, after an. Illness of It almost tn-o atop. But fho driver Jj. M. Thompson. I Several days, is* very much better and expects to be out again soon. , ■ Mr. and . Mrs. V. Slay nr«! on an| .extended visit to Mrs, Slny’s parents in Hlinojs. : t, ,« J Tho installation of a Delco plant at the Methodic church for the pur­ pose of lighting the church,and par* sonogc is n great addition. Tho lights nihs being appreciated in tho church this week na Itcv. Marfnrt&n is con­ ducting a revival service. Rev. Muefntlnn has prenched sonio soul-stir­ ring nrmtin* ami it is hoped much spirituality in the church may result therefrom. is n sight of tha natiafied people coming from thin shop: We • Mrs. W. I*. Carter, who has been do our level host not to lot Anybody go away with any other quite sick at her home nt laike fueling. Wo would rather lose our profit than the good j Chaim, is much better. will of a customer. That’s why buyers of our OAKLAND Master Milton (info entertained, n ears ate especially urged to notify us if they find any pos­ few of his littlo frlcmjp ut a birthsible cause for complaint about either service they givo or day party Monday afternoon. gas consumption. Your good will is too valunblo to us to Miss Winhio Strong, and Miss Ber­ bo lost. '1 m. iV' .; ' 1 tha (Juttridge of P ouartncodnllmfwy tha flottridge, of Fort laudcnlnle, are visiting Miss Ituth Young this week. . ' , •• ■ , Onk Avenue add Third Street , Mr. nml Mrs. J. B. .Jones and fam­ ily nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fnrnell ■SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 17 and fnmily, with their guests, *pent Sunday nt Coronado Beach. * ,, ^ ng for a home of your own, and circurit>u to buy on easy payment plan, and you —just built, with all modern im­ provements— located on the Heights. $2,500.00 takes this one and ean he purchased on easy trims. let For reception hall, a console table and mirror. Six electric fann, on which Mr. GllInn will donnte^hD commission of 2fi jwr&nt. * ' — located on iSilmeUo Ave.. clone1 • 0 ?i**» Ip, with nil modern conveniences, game** eta.. Jfrio* £4VUUMM»-«ih ■* a* ■* * * ■r » *> you r ow n terras. • * • ••• * - • From two to Your floor lamps. One wicker d*y bed, wicker rocker* nnd Rtralght chair*, di*k and daven­ port. Desk of table for the preaident’* uae. Rug*. Chair* for the auditorium. At four-thirty bn Saturday after­ noon, "tbere wftrfie'a meeting o f the Cemetery committee n't the homo of Mr*. Henry Wlght on Sanford Height* and any one who I* intercRtcd in the woyk the Womnn’* Club ha* been do­ ing In Hie cemetery for tho past three year*, 1* moat cordially Invited to be present nt this meeting and enter Into it* council*. There will Im representa­ tive* from each of the churches, and Will be given away absolutely FREE Saturday night nt Nine o’clock to the person guessing the nearest to number of beans in quart bottle In window. If you arc n good guesser now Is the time for you to wjn, Every person making a purchase of 5c or more in entitled to gden . The number of beans in'the bottle is in an envelope attached to .the bottle. . So shop early to avoid the rush. 1 . So below you will find n few items that will hhmv\you We can save you money WHEN 1IOUGHT WITH OTHER GOODS NONE IIETTEK VICTORY OVER MILD DISEASE j French Physician Announce* DIscovery af Serum Which Has Good Effect on (ho Victim of Mooetoa. F* _ — located cn Sanfojrd Heights, buth on paved street with every kind of modern conveniences!, one goes for $5,000 nnd the, other fer $6,000. Easy ternui. A protective scrum against measles he* • been discovered by doctor Mcrv, director of the Emilo Zola Hospital for Children at Medan, France. Tide serum is taken from the bipod of children* who hare just recovered from tho1 disease. and inoculation with It seulus to afford a certain though probably only temporary immunity, •against contagion. The method iaj bnsed on the results of tho re-1 sesnhek of Charles Kindle, director of t|ie lWeur Institute iuj Tuuis, who has shown that by the Injection of tlm serum nf convale*centa children as well as adults can] bo protected against an outbreak of measles: Dr. M*iy had pectsionj to keep within bounds by t!\ia im th-j od two epidemics. It wgs shown] that an injection made at the ftc-j ginning of the incubation time—tlieJ time elapsed between thfl Infection] and tho breaking .out of the disease j —waa followed by a mild ‘develop-J ment of the disease. * Mr*. Faulk of HawklnevUlo. Oa., and Mr*. Brawn of Haem Dta, Q%* sura visiting Mr. and Mrs. E, A Famdl and Mrs, A. P. Parnell. Mr. and Mr*. N. F, Un-ttc left Monday for Valdosta, Q s, where they will riait Jbelr daugbUr for two or three r a w * .. Out* Frail ntid VOtctable Counter is ut nil itoiMt.ry �wl m ' ••” i Vivir&f m ’ tvfi •'ifc rrsv : •r? -- *i*V Mcti* ha. ;■,iu ™ ovi'r « * been tried n counllets number of ' Church will cntciialn with * »} I t IIsf s to suppress. It frohj the heat. Our rainy season j to ua that ho is'dictating to the mem-1 nature of the company by ita man- tijuc*. The line Is dug pp soirtowhere not that these scrofulous minded chil-.. .............- ......... „ lea U an lea at at the the hnwi» home „ f Mm. J. —jt is nn unusual case v/hero the dren of the devil have nny less prin-J comes in the suninier time, und near- hers o f the department in matters _ ins on the TTninUtU. . . . . . . on the Heighths at 8 oVlork.' v< hiMlakrl m r j nflrrn >a dt »f *V Xu dpi* than the French, Spanish, Cu-!ly pvory day bring* its rooting show-which could not.be legitimately condriver lias it—and ths’driver is given ■ — O r . »t <k( llrrald Kalldl*^. **T ban and other moral perverts engag- cr, nnd sometimes two or three. Therej slda^nl within his jurisdiction, and TOR POWER OF PUBLIC tho permit to’ take his car and carry nnd help u« enjoy the craning. Mi i m |I« A rt. Snnfnrd, ed in the same pernicious traffic, but; Is no mud nor dust, for our sandy soil f wc have heard mnny cxprcjiiono o f OPHilON. others into dangorous ways at u dan­ gerous pace. There is but onb way The Herald Printing1Co. thsir ability to annoy is■ greater. So 1quickly nbsorbes the rain, hut there Is roacntiuent at his autocratic melj>7 * a delightful and refreshing coolness,j oddl The particular; eqse to which)"- The striking' shopmen lost their to stop the habit. That is to jail ptmurntRiiB fax' below the plane of humanity arc Our nights nro always cool, nnd nor-; the Ocala Star refers Is n conspicuous strike Inst season," mainly for th£ Iho offender for from ten to thirty H. J. IIOIXT__ MM.r these thugs that they would be glad therners in Florida for M instance policy, UW OIOCa who have lived -----------------, H.UH.VU o f his objectionable _________ _____ _ reason _____ thnt they foolishly placed days. In Jacksonville the 4official*' & J. 1.IL.L.AHU .l«m l«rr'T rra ra r.r A. NKI'.I. Oenrrnl N i u p r to* engage their government In wnr years unite In saying that • • -■ L—• -< __ taey have j* *aj,| on -whrtt we regnrd ns good ftbemsclvca in -opposition to the de- have commenced the practice— the, K. a. iini.i.v ,A 4m tlilur Haaaaer with the United States if if they they could could Jyears untie in saying inm. me? u U|a on wlr vcgmiu „„ with the United States States railway railway ^cjgJons’.'*■* th^ United statw A 4 r.n l.Inv llalra M .i« Km w i or thereby ngnin ship their\hellbroth hot nights in the north; authority thnt Flbrida materials first qnc going up for ten flay*. • I|Is: “ * !iw*‘n r A p p l l r a i I nn <«lJf TllmfcwJIdnnted pnbiiej . . . h . „ thpy ,hnv cvqr re a r plid Hid in in F lo rid a . .4 „ c,.d in tha.«onMCUeai 1s Florida. ron ld .h p ^ ,b yivfused next offense will' witr thi'iHy dayJkunrestricted into America. There Srguq-Sti^ j^eo- tjon joL .misfrond nt n gr«bt!Avlh sym patny .a n iifliin .J tr iic Wns (ostj I.CYVIS HUIIT ‘u. Clr.alall.a XtaaaRrr givc him six 1 rfc+h. aia-w qrtrr I t. m. v7* only on# class of two-leggod hyenas the third \vfll .... 4f ■■ - . il-! l»le who reason 'that Ueinjj so far south tef'the road fund, nnd that in addition from the start. The labor hoard Was 'j while -----L---------------worse thnn they, and that in the rot­ H«Ufrl>ll«ii Price la Advance must make our summer climate un- the tponcy paid out for the material o** ten hearted, scabby minded Amcri ........- ...... ............ r....- •J* •la ■ wopltl have beor.kept k? the stnt«.(r o j .10 h* .T ,4.ney I > 'V <»»*<< micans who approve ooff onnd aid them. Deliver** la City hr farrier .....-^tice of tho great bodfci Thuao complaints jire so gtnrrhl Ono M 1 H IM Vi -T h.ro U n » on* < W r Hut 0.1.b of salt water M on both sltlca of us, from railroads ami their employes, apd itjput such a sentence upon men in this that there must be Some basis for Mr. and Mrs. Hearty Appetite,h’ T it hltr 18- la IH-iMKa XVr.htr Her­ will do nny more which no point in Florida is more than was hoped that it would forever county who try to drive whep in a hi|(h time you got arqnaintnl tit ald rallr.lr rarer* Remlarfte Cuaalr scum of the world Inconvenience be” " 7 " " " 1 "* “ ^ , . . . a s them, nnd If that is the situation it, — ___ „ ■a* la pabiliWd errrr Friday, Adrrr- thnn enuse some inconvenience be hoochy4 condition. When n man-frets . , i, There nre T ‘‘n fifty llalas ralea made known ok appllratoo J 1utiles t!* distant. * nn * -They ni ' forget or^1 . its] would nppenc to-lw-tho duty of thatellminate .atrikos«vrith nil their dc- !.too full to walk home it js a mighty the nourishing, pure food qtulitie Haa. »l.»g per rear, aluaya la adraaee. tween Phre principled *inc|plcfi ^ numerous an’d.Inil^nlm rivers, and they "BU^UV ro-a . .....................t» . give KngK moralising e/TecM of our bread. It's the nruprr mt 7 ~ ■ on business. '" J ^ i r T lakes r r of u" y'brt-/^ road.department. UnMHNMKtl THM AHMOCIATKI1 I*ltKM many MnalbKf. d high ..|nccr - /-»A_ I---m n n r ,_ T apnpera n f C.iWllnntnlVffortunately the board the W09board KIVCHwas Tl(> given no risky thing Vo allow him the use o f o f Food for your children and "pa* oM h e ^ a tcr to know nothing of its daily balmy » > « « Ctix his waiking The AaaoHatod Frau la •tcUiai%ol£ eg> have spent years In bringing I Times •ntltlad tu It,* uaa for rebut) 11rat Inti of people on both stden ol power to enforce Its decisions. It n car.—Palntknn News. thc-bread-pleaJe” will become i all naara dispatches rrodllsd to It or nltow their respective countries to be ^ ,]0)iRhtB or Florida’s climate t o !1 * _ depended entirely on tho power of slogan of your happy meal tiar not oth.rwlaa crerillsd n Ihla pkpar noj,co of tho benighted nnd sufand iklao the local ntwa pulillanod usef! ns cAtspaws for those Whose^ THE PRICE OF ELECTRICITY-- public opinion to enforca respect for ARMY SADDLES— Brand new U. S. If you remember to order tu htrain. All right* of rd-puhllcatlon of apscUl avarice makes them caterers to vice tcring denixens of the north, nnd it is Army, McClellan $0.20;- also used, bread by name. its * rulings. -Tho shopmen believed dispatches herein ara alaa .aaar*td. "The people of Great Brtnin ns n discouraging to find such prominent hut in good condition—not a break— Offlee I IIEHAI.il ntllLUIXin. t'hnae Id* The people h^ve never been able to tficmsclvcs strong enough, to flout whole have been responsible for ninny nnd influential journals ns tho Boston $.1.10. Will ship C. O. It. nnd allow public opinion, and because the rulings declfihcr'tho peculinr ^ode of. the var­ p Fo r r l.n A d r rrtl.ln a l i t e i » w . ‘, . l l n grievous crimes ngninst humanity; Post still displaying such coloxsnl 1 THEAMr.ftKAN PHUS ASSOCIATION examination.—W. W. WILLIAMS, o /the bohrd were1 displeasing to them ious utility companies doing business mnny nwful oppressions of the weak. ignorance of the truth.—Tnmpn in tho Stale. Just why there should L ht.y di(, fl(JUt itand refus; d , 0 bc QUITMAN, GA. Yet they have also had n conscience, Times. — s »* .1____ | 1 *-L ‘ ------------ o-----------In thp„ /JuptuaJing scale upon which governed by i t , Tho'result showed weak nt first, but growing ns it strug­ our monthly Mils arc based is some­ the supreme folly o f running con­ Aftne breeze is blowing today thnt gled ngninst wrong. The American ROAD thing that has been puzzling tho trary to ptiblic opinion. The strike Scmimtlo County’* fish law in pub­ conscience is tho British conscience, CRITICISMS OF STATE i i i i t i t |, s— ■« r j * « ............. ... keeps everyone cool in the shade nnd ENGINEER COX, brains of the people for many years. Jost out, and many of the strikers' make life worth living. lished in full in thin hump. Item! it brought to ATnerlcn by Pilgrim nnd ._ to n^ prflfatit| i!if jobs nnd had ample time1 And iligiv.t it for the tenth in thin Inw Gavalicr, and growing more rapidly department is n Il„W° sparingly- In order The stote road ■to cut dowp the bill for no one cap to regtofc tj^eir folly. arc apparent nnd it will Ik> enforced in the morn congenial atmosphere. It good institution, but it mnkes mis . bum eUctrlc lights these days as they to the letter. KstenLy »s similar situation has hntf outgrown the parent stem to the takes sometimes. Hardly nny citi­ |;rhnulj fburh tfujm. No one enn light at.'ssn. bat now tfte shoe is on the — — ■------- o --------------------■ T r * f extent thnt no American, not even n zen of Florida will disagree with us the bourn brilliantly and mnkc things other foot. Tho labor Imnrd has One could not fret nny finer hreexo thief, would expect his country to whun we say thnt work on Florida elicnrfui Its they rhnuld ho made nnd pdfttinir tered a sharp rebuke to the nt the hrnrli thnn thnt blowing In buck hint up in n transgression of from the jiulf today nnd kcepintc nil British law committed in Gcrat Brit­ rnmls should he dono a s far us possi­ yot if you economize on your light* Pennsylvania Railroad company, ble with Florida material. \\'c have you will find the hill is just about the Sanford roo! nnd rontfnrtabk*. There which has steadfastly refused to almost everything thut needs to go same ns the month in which you burn­ in no place on earth quite an (Inc ns ain. acknowledge the jurisdiction of tho "But the British conscience strug­ injft n road ip Ute state. It is tp our ed all the lights. It is something that hoard or abide by its orders. The Hanford. gles on nnd hits grown nnd won many advantage to keep ns much of our hn?i hover Ix-cn explained nnd never Pennsylvania company had organixed n good fight. It raised its head man­ money ns possible in Floridn, not wnr m* explained. We cannot use tho its employes into local associations, President Harding is making fully in our Revolution; In no other only liecnuse thereby a large part of lights thgt we wish ’to use and wo speeches all through the west nnd he country in the world would so mnny it goes hack to .the taxpayers who cannot tide the Juice we wish to use and claims tho right to deni with Is saying something thnt the people them Hunt-, to the exclusion of out-. men dnred to openly rebuke their contribute it, hut Itccnunc wc rave PreHerves, stops leaks and is fire proof. fur heating and lighting on account side resistance or counsel. It Is n I ran welt nfTnrd to rend nnd digest. He government for waging unjust wnr. money in freight chnrgcs. We under­ o f flic prftl o f <!c* tricity, Hnnford Is poor tule which doasrjR wotk ’both, seemi to have the right idea in till his Ijitor, the same cIuas o f British sub­ Use it on anything, wood or iron stand thnt the road department in­ pnying too much nnd every other city utterances nnd we llko his whole­ ways, nnd if a powerful corporation 1 jects thnt now upholds the rum run­ tends to build 10 miles of mail Nn. 2 in Florfda in paying too much ex­ can defy the labor board nnd fly in hearted Americanism even if we don't ners forced tho opium traffic on from (jtke City toward Gainesville cept those cities where the plnnts arc agree with all his views. the face -if public opinion the strikers Chinn—n crime for which nil civiliza­ of concrete. It will cost, we are told, owned by tho municipality—this nlso L<>-----------THE BEST PAINT FOR ALL USES tion suffers. But, while the rest of 1-10,000 a mile. Of this, everything call* for no explanation and everyone can «|o the same, nnd tho power nnd "The Need ( f the Present is n the world pointed the finger of scorn except water will he bought nml pniil knows why thin is the case. Daytona authority of the labor board ii gone 8hoH«r Uridge Hot worn Producer nnd nt Britnin for this prohnbly most fo r'in other state*.‘ nitd pay heavy recently fount) that the public service forever. The strikers made nserious Consumer" says President Hnrdlng wicked o f nil its actions, it did noth­ freight charge*. There is plenty of company was t barging too much nnd mistake last year in defying the la­ In his speech nt Idnho Falls, nnd he ing to counteract it. It wns tho Brit­ good Floridn materiul to build tho they* took the franchise* from them. bor boutd. but the great Pennsyl­ never spokn n truer word In his life, ish people themselves who most sln- road in n comparatively short dis­ This could be followed by other cities vania road, which ought to know bet­ And that Is just whnt thn Hanford corcly denounced the crime mill nfter tance. Yes, a lot of it is in Mat ion where tho utility companies nre ter, is making the same mistake, and growers nro trying to build nt present tnnny years o f struggle compelled county. But Marion county Isn’t the charging exorbitant prices nml it, will call down on its head the same . —n shorter bridge nnd the tolls their government to withdraw its only county that produces rond ma­ would l*e well for tho officials of „nicondemnation of the public.—Tampa abolished. support from the pernicious traffic terial. And every ’ Florida county Florida cities to investigate the pricer* , nnd in time to become the lender in thnt Vnvcs money nn rend building of electricity. 7 bo Daytona Journal -------------------------—— Now thnt our streams are to Iw trying to suppress it. >.'i . ) ONE WAY TO STOP DRUNKEN helps to lighten the burden on nil the says: protected from Iho seines there should DRIVERS. "No, we are not going to hove nny “ Declaration that if a consumer be nn effort made to uphold thn luw. outdo wiih with tho the British Brittsn government governmem, ° 'her counties. Wo don’t know much trouble :i ", ~~T* T,.-..; as i .-If-II* Is -not n good Inw ft ran jn- )>e'r the bootleg traffic. It Is-prabTo*d buil-Ung, so .wb ask other would dsF so much jhice'lie would gvt There is but _ one way stop otl I tti utMl n n h i n i t i f — w n n hf l Vl * l *Xpeople about it—people who have ex­ such and such u price does not ex­ repented nt the next session of the drunken men from driving nutomouhlo that In titjic the two govern­ perience in* the work. And they say plain why the Public Service company legislature. Hut if it is broken in ments will get together and nid each concrete Is not so good ns. the ma­ violated it* franchise. Neither docs nny instance whatsoever the offend­ other in suppressing it. There nre terial being used on that section of the mere assertion thnt certain fig. ers will be punished for the people many people in England .fully the road being built in Marion coun­ tired are correct make them correct. intend to see thnt it is carried out aroused to the evil of ulcoholismi In ty. It is not elastic, nml nny roadway and tried out in full. "The figures given out by the com­ Britnin ns in America, they will thnt is not elastic breaks after n pany do not explain why John Kludeventually prevail. It is u safe bet while.—Ocnln Star. Knrh Fridny ns wo sit In confer­ ijott paid cents in March for that few pnssenger liners will stock This is by no means tho first criti­ l-l KW nnd J. T. Dltoqn used 18 KW ence with members of (he Chamber up with liquor itt Europe after they cism of this nature that has reached and paid $8.74 for it. Both use the of Commureo at noon day luncheon have ono timo returned from Anterthe Times. tWc have heard similar some kind of motbr,' draw juice thru we look round the table nnd note the icn. Thnt we have the light to en­ complaints from men whose. Judg­ the same transformer and over tho nbsencu of those men who lire sup­ force mir own Ihwa In our waters is posed to be leuders in tb«ir city nfment is entitled to respect, and who r-umc wires. Similar cases are num­ nation is big fnlrs nnd yet who are making no. something no other „ have been keeping close tab on, the erous. headway bemuse they will not take |enough to dispute, operations of the stute road depart­ “ Now that their franchise htoi been their share of the work of building det lured foifelted * assurance that ment. COLOSSAL IGNORANCE OF up the city. It Is strnngo how some We are persuaded, from what we anyone ran secure the 12 cent rate hv FLORIDA CLIMATE men bclievu they enn shift the bur­ have heard, thnt the responsibility asking for it is a very differnt atti­ The recent business condition has brought inquire whfrd it trame from in the first dens to others shoulders . und yet for these unsatisfactory conditions is tude front thnt taken a few weeks The Boston Post, attempting to de­ bask in the limelight ns men who nrc very largely due to the arbitrary’ at­ ugo, when written requests for trans­ to’ the forefront of thought mnny funda­ place, mid how it might Lo restored. fend the climate of that neck of the titude of C’ox the chief engineer of fer to the 12 cent lighting rates were doing things. mental considerations that* have always woda, institutes a comparison between We always knew— overybody know— •------ :— o------------, -v It und the south, which contains a few NO TROUBLE WITH ENGLAND. / been known but have been damned with grains of truth, buried in n mass of that desire for things made a demand for fnint praise. , Those of our people who think misinformation, which is appalling. them in the market. That people desired there will In* trouble with England otl First, the truths command our atten­ Human nature in the mnss is very much tion. It says, “ People from the south, account of the seizure of the liquor tilings we accepted ns nn elemental fact. on the English ships need have no reaching Boston in the midst of a hot like human nature in the individual. One l»ut when we discovered that desire flue* fear on thnt score. The folks run­ wave invnriuhly tell thuir friends ’ we of its dominant characteristics has been ning booze on English ships nnd have nothing like this In the south.’ ” ttinted we began to appreciate thnt desire, American ships and other ships nre Tiue, every word of it, but not con summed up in the observation, "You nev­ vincing enough fur tho Post. It goes not tho best people of nny of these ns wc know it, is n thing created by the art on to admit that sutnmrr tempera-! er miss the water till the well runs dry.” countries, and ns soon ns they find lutes will not run ns high, even as of man. It is a highly specialized form «>f out that America moans business We never appreciate fundamental things fur south ns Floridn, ns "wc get in about bringing booze to our |H>rts in nn elemental need— Just as n Louis XVI Poston.’’ Thanks for the admission, until we have occasion to do without them. open defiance of the Volstead net, but we fail to see how it proves the chair is made out o f a tree. they will desist nnd obey the luws contention of the Post, it goes on to This observation has n special applica­ of this country. England us u whole ailmit that on a certain tiny when the is not In favor of breaking nny laws tion to the demand of the public for the mercury In Boston rose to UC degrees Ibis discovery led to another equally any where or nt any time. Tho Eng­ it wns tmt K2 in Jurksonville. It gets • . prSfccfrTof‘Industry. While the demand lish people nre sticklers for obeying important discovery that the m^ans of re­ a bit tif comfort out of the fact that tile Inw and you will recognize this the minimum in Boston on thnt day wns at high tide nnd everybody was busy tiring and sp&jaliging that desire was ad­ fact if you ever travel in Englund wns CO degrees while in Jacksonville nnd observe, their customs. You will it was 74. If it admires a climate trying to supply thnt demand at n profit vertising. Tho gigantic dork that ha$ nlso oLsorw that the English people that change* 30 degrees in u day, no one, seemingly, gave n tho't to where I ivn accomplished by modern advert wing are calm and slow to anger and stop why thnt is the climate it admires, und to ponder thrsi* questions very din-p­ there is no chance for argumunt. the demand came from, how long it might Hotv stands out in bold relief. It hi-s ken ly before taking any action. This O nly th rough the use o f genuine B uick Then it marshals its stock of mis­ InHt, or whnt would Uppjtcn if it should mentistheir bear- j information, the means by which the refinements of nr. ..Ha- that »•••*» when .......... they get ...................... infot mutton, anml nil m to lot 0l,r our' rwiuvr. readers factory-mode parts con the mechanical ex­ tags they will put the lid on In Metric M ^oW RroM it is we tpmto it in Its fail. We merely assumed the permanent utilization have been made known and cellence o f Buick cars be maintained. These England much tighter than it U on entirety. It aays: existence of the demand, just as we as­ now ntid eventually you cun look, for parts are identical with those originally Used made desirable, and this desire has Seen , - “ The Florida ritlos, while they may some form of prohibition in England. , ltn .. entire summer, 1 11 not, go above DO tho in building the car. The some materials, the sume the presence of water, air anti fire. nude into demand. Jtr k o simple fact Alutut this time nf the year you can will iiavo a steady run of hreezeleas same workmanship are employed. always hear much about a fuss with days between 80 degrees and 88 de­ But a day came when demand begun to •hat o million p:*ofital !o forms of indu-s** England und Anteiciu probably itr- gree* for weeks at a time. It Is this subside, and in many industries it came al­ The infrequency With which Buick requires trial activity owe Uicir.vuzy existence to rause it in near the Fourth of July rtoady heat, coupled with a blazing and the Yankees have to twist -the sun und unrelieved by nny cool such service is proved by the experience most to u full stop. And then wo missed •he fact that Advertising upheld the (all of the English lion ubout this streaks, that makes tho summer In every B u ick owner. If, however, for any it, and realized, us never before, what nn time but there D nothing to it In a Florida hard to bear. Then, again, » ‘ um'nnlK c f living which in turn provided | reason such service is necessary, B uick serious vein.: The Orala Star sayn tho nights in Florida are much warm­ important thing it was. And we began to the demand for their products. ; “ About the most annoying thing, er than Boston maximum night figAuthorized Service is available everywhere. next to it* own criminals, the United urea." Absolutely wrong and misleading, States has to deal with U the gang of British bootleggers, some of them every word of it. HrccxeWaa days are rare irf Kim idu that they.are notice, merchant prince* (1’ ublUhed by .the Sanford Herald In co-operaticn with Tho Amci ile. Every afternoon w$ havo n nt _lng ' breeze from the ja lt water •for U C. MOOR* Managf* vertUing Agcn( □t thin fifty mU#i o f ’ vvivy point In SAN FORD* FM>W d a v k . V ’ ’ eh KMK- ROUTH BAKERY sanfordmaid B READ x i i h v HILL Things iT e H a v e Altvays Know n The SignThatGuarantees g Genuine Parts 21 SANFORDI ® state. 1 C01PANY >OUkOC W U �— ----------- - ------------- S P E N D !----------- -----------------Y- » - 1>. ■v W E P A Y 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS that counts it over, BANK GOLF BOWLING TENNIS,, ; BOXING R. L . SH IP P , E ditor BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING 6 0 T T U ^ O I f 'W P I7 C H B & Dop’t look ns if Snnfodd hqscbnll ...» I . ____ I ____A I L . i I t ___ Milton Silts tonight in “ Skin Deep At At At At At At At At American League New York,*, Philadelphia Wu*hingt«>i)‘ l, Boston 0. Rt. Louis tJf.DutrnU 2a| ClrvuUmWJhkai’ n, rain. 2 i; ii I >THiir T *“ > IfJJHE YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National Fragile Jiostnn 2, New York 1. Chicago 0, St. Louis I. Philadelphia'8, Brooklyn 7. Pittsburgh-Cincinnuti, rain. j . Brother St. Andrews Gives Up Game, Oviedo Florida Slate Lcnguc At Bradrntuwn 7, Daytona 0, At Orlando 0, lakeland 11. At St. Petersburg 3, Tanqia 1 Not Every Poroon Correctly Unde*v> •tanda tha Rsal Msanlna of the . Slgna It Display* Del.tmd was on top of an 8 to (1 score with her little umpire's assist* nnce. Oh, well, he did hte best that lie r'nuhl. If hv called that straight umpiring j—well* we'd suggest that the young gentleman visit I>r. Hetman, the lurid eye” wlf.i»r nnd have a little examina­ tion made. And a* an added attraction, Inter national Nows only one day old. And tonight the honor guests will IPTE-C-AKTI QAJAL. QVC-TOQU Ct> AJ.sT bo D. Boy, Mra. llumer Williams nnd her nunt nnd they will see this wondnrfu) picture without cost to them, where his children can grow *up t»uno thing* uthorwisp—becaus* they AND THEREFORE— mi i tha .trout',* ,00 Uabohhu,- •' ......... strung AM Mjlrfly hiiil tot as hot- could not have hu»| why such Idcn, ----- house products. aflen oven brief etmuMemUon. Truce Two young surveyor# working In At HoIdle-Atlanta, wt>t. grounds Monday—Rglnnld Denny In .Inrk Sumo dny Florida’ will bo fuly unthis law buck to its original source, a Luuwinna swamp spied what they ' London's sensational stury, “ The doratood. nt first thought wus a hoop snake; Abysmal Brute ^ and also Bull Mon* The menango is now going out, if lh»t enn bu iHsclozod, arplyou wiU Imt at second glance Uu>y saw Uwt ! find ihnt it cr.nio frem'sdTOO agency HOW THEY STAND tnnt in Hob Liu Good,' n two-part brondemitinl ns never before.—Tnnipu or* influence doairious of himluring two snnkci, each with the other's comcd>‘ ‘ j Tribune. The jfal fun came in the second inther thun helping JuutlcU.—Tamjai tail in its mouth, were sinmuutuly Florida Slate League (Second Half) whim Manager WhltfdoO stuped to the Tribune. * trying to swallow each other. _ ^ Won l.o'iL Bet l plate nrtd hammered 'the - bnll tn Tuesday and Wednesday—Tliomm al .............. 25 5 1 18 7 0 On reaching ramp thut night, MeiJjlinn and Lila Ix’e in "The Ne’er Brndcnfown k- 8 2 .800 i French avenue scoring McCall ahead Brotherhood St. Andrew. NEW HAND-CAR IDEA do-Well." they told their snake story to tha;; Orlando •7 3 .700 of him. Now this hit should have The Tribune is advised that the soAU U It PO A E took, n gray-haired veteran o f the Daytona ... ..... & : 5 .MM) ! Ixicn u duulde in any old hnl| 'game— mlled "new" law. requiring thut the «». 31 2 0 1 0 To reduce tin nu.mint>nf energy swamp*.. (Jet n program for next week nnd trial Judgj charge the Jury prior to Lakeland ......... 4 I .&00 but you just nt.k Manager Whitman on, c. ........ 3 0 0 13 1 1 see what a fine program Osborne has the argument# of counsel, has really required to ptUii or haul. A wheelSt. .Petersburg 3 fi .37.1 why he didn’t rim it obt. “ That wn* n mighty curious sight, harrow or Munll-whccled jriuk, a boys/' said tho old man, “ a mighty arraigned for you. ' . \ Tampa — .. 1 0 .100 been in effect for two yean, although it Is just now being recognised in tho (iermnn engineer tins dcitgnud n curious sight, I reckon you wouldn't; Tho rest of the fun came when our, Coleman A F o n t CROP ST ATI monorail hand-cur, whitfi. he have believed it if you hadn't M Standing of Pepper 1-vague courts of the state. Mout manager ventured too far off jg.il, ab. _ Won Lost I’ct. tlrst.nnd the wary DeLand pitchcr^nt- Sjteor, 2 claim*, lessens thU energy by tltree- it, would j o i l f ” Tlic law, bs the Trlbuno under­ 1.000 Traveling northward from Florida, ScitUncl .... templed to catch him. Wu say thut Nhipji, ri “ Probably n ot/' agreed tho bo stands, was piiused L'y the legislature fourths. The new car, neeoriUng to ,BW he did .SOME sliding- It’s a wonder Rotundo, over a thousand miles of hill nnd dale, Oviedo .-s..-.-. J'opitlur MccJiuniis) Magazine, coni* “ W ell/’ said the old nun, of 1021. It wan vetoed by the gov­ tho observant passenger notes crop .420 tho bag wasn’t torn off when he hit King, If, Big Bercnn Bro. silts of n fra mo in which two didn't K’J It."— Youth’s Cumpanii ernor but, unfortunately, tho guver-* conditions. Passing through states .107 ft—but it wasn't. •Anyhow our rqanBro’. St. Andrew flanged wheel* ant mounted, one where the principal money crops arc nof's veto was signed one day too hehjntl tho other, for riding on' a ngcr played a fine game while ho q>otaj late—the day after tho expiration of com or cotton or wheat, the observer J. It. Rooney of Wauchula wus In it. He retired in the fourth . NEW PARACHUTE IDEA the period during which the governor single, mil. ' lljuti the fruinu a will see vast acres of cotton strug­ to letter a better player in m i you can l)vi|,(,0 dumping body is inountedi ami ni among the business visitors her* gling in wet fields for existence, tho must act. Thin technicality hail the thVrh The parachute' inventor, Mr. K. judge what a good team it wus. effect of making tho 11111 tho law of long rod i* nttndil'd to the frandp growth stunted, the leaves a dirty terday. B. Calthrop, declglin that ho rnttld the state. It was cither overlooked for tuishimr tho vnr nhuiir yellow; corn fields'*Io|ify< with stalks Talk nlamt lmne play* hut it cer­ nr ignored, however, and never pul design and construct a life-saving of nit sizes and tod wet to cultivate; device that would ho capable of tainly was heart rending for the Dc- Coleman. Bases bn halls, Domer 1, wlirat fields shoVvlhg evidence of rust into operation, the judges of the statu rooters when the Deland McCall 0, struckout by Dornor 13, by evidently being under the impres­ saving the twenty or more soldiers I.nnd or else the crop' U beaten to tho sion thut It had been killed by the carried in tho new groat aerial catcher threw the boll tu first when McCall 7. ’ ' < ground. .y/ governor's veto. transports, should the pilot lose a Sanford base runner was stealing This is a pitiful thought—for these second. Wish the Catchers -on the No haul too short, no distance too During tho recent legislature, those ALL DRUGGISTS control o f the machine, il l s >d«» futniers stake their,all op one crop n other teams would pull such bonea gnat for the QUICK SBItVICK in favor of the measure under the Is A' parachute which would bring 35c and 65c, jars aad Ii when wo play Itnseball. No such luck TRANSFER to undertake; Just let us year. There U no replanting, no sec­ same impression, took it up ugaln Hospital siaa, 13.00 safely t° earth an airplane cabin ond attempt, or,any possible crop though! know your wants, and wu are nt your with tho Min of again1 ’ , , pais lug it. containing twenty pas^ougers. The service. Fhunc 4l>8. lf5-Th-Frl-Hat-tfc that can follow disaster to cotton, Then the technicality was di scene red. parachute would be released in the corn or wheat. . Dorner, the left handed star of the The bill nnt having been li gnlly, event of an accident by tho pilot In Florida, mine of the cucumber vetoed, no further action was weces* The Daily Herald. 15c per week. Brotherhood of St, Anilrew team simply pulling a lever, and in four pitched a good game yesterday but field* failed from rain or other sary to make it a law. So, u drtatutr seconds the cabin containing the lost tbq big end of the srore by poor causes. On thcio fields are n^w which has been lying dormant for two nflssongurs would ho clear of the support. There’s some good pitcher* awarded two game* as X double head growing crops of corn. Beat com, years springs Into life nnd I* now too—1(1 to Id feet high, making bti to In the Pepper League but n«n‘! °* cr wat to have been played. AO bushels to' the were. - Vorage crops them hava excellent *upi>ort. A lit­ tle practice wouldn’t hurt any of The last games of the Pejipor can follow the corn. T^vn begin* the them. * League are to be played on July 12. fall planting o f vcgetbblua,. and ■then Next week will probably decide the tho early spring "cukes” and toma­ The .Big Bert*on Brotherhood was league champs. Orlando remain* un­ toes and beans and peppers. In Florida this year tha water­ nc-h^duied to play in Orlando yester­ defeated yet but .maybe thfi Brother­ l i i u Lucy Byrd Smythc apenl the day hut by some misunderstanding hood of St. Andrew will put a crimp melon crop waa‘ about one-third of day yeaterday roost pleasantly at the big Berean team failed to f o to in them Tuesday when they-com* here tha nurmal, on arrount of excosalvk Orlande and the Sentinel team.waf) to pUy. rainy. The tamers will not suffer ,i i Daytona Beach with frisnds. Wo have opened or r ice box and ore ready id give 7 any loss, although they ‘ have not tfiade ae much mbn#yibnKmel0!M as In vice with the best, nnd purent di*tilled water lee obtob SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE previous years. Thay con ml*e pea­ In the city; a trial, will convince you. \ ' nuts and'forage crops on the land Orlando Sentinel Located at First National Bantf AU«y* in this summer and hardier vegetables Ofieda this fall, or set out the land to citrus Juno 12 groves. May 24 ! i .( READ July - 3 o im m o v t o fr-V : June 5 WHIG Some day the farmer of the North July 12 stOl gain a better understanding of Jana.? t,' Florida apd come here by th« thouHERALD ndo Sentinel June. 80 •and* to improve the millions of July 10 acre* waiting for the hand of man June 11t WANT July 3 July IS!____ u Southern Association , A t MshiiBif^ (T.'Chittanoogu’ 2. At Nosbyilln (ViLiUle Hixk- 7. '■“At Ntiv> OrlfcanS-VfVIhtiighAn, grounds. • The write-up of the ball game was crowded out today on account of tho lack .of kpnee hut will appear in to* fnoret WWHarold.~i i worried jx hit yesterday when bu’d get the Fam *' loaded with ho put. He’d just tighten up n little nnd DeLand ewattjfcira would fun the breeze. It nukes two big fine appeals—an appeal to, give thp kids n chance, to give tho fellow who bus been down n rhnneo to come up; mid an appeal to the American jH'ople to give the exservice iqe/i their due. - Tho barometer behave* In tn un«; expected manner sometimes, goin g,1 up or down, ax the caso praj be, with results quite different from vhatwWyl anticipate. When tho merenry hnx fallen vtnyrj low continuous rain is tho nati^nd^ expectation. Hut that Is' where yon? will he at fault On tho contrary,^ there is not likely to ha very much rain—only' short, heavy showers,' with squalls of wind. The mercury,i drop* because tho air is either tery^ warm or very moist, or both. But i f will not part with its moisture In the form of rain until cold air comesf along. This will comletuo. the ■ vapor, rain will fnll, and the glass will riser. Moisture in the atmosphere keeps.' the air tight, so that there is very :, little pleasure an tho mcrcuryi] When the atmosphere is dry the air k w iip s heavy, mid ns the mercury is subject (o inure pressure, it £ S ,.„| �KW-.l )•* i; 1 >•* i ‘ :V- t V s V 4- ' em m Jk In 'front the MH.no ‘ ffnWied and the public l-"7t S ■•*'r - ■ r. to walk pound -the fence if. The new Theatre will be at the flrtt o f August — ■*. . * , V f.r. * - -- ■ I M W f t f i r t n t m m . v : y j $ * y\ j r a M p M p s ta ., ./Yrnri ' tore;.- E AfTEft JULY SECOND STOP BACKACHE KIDNEY TROUBLE Rheumatic Pain*, dull Effective Monday, July 2nd, all mall subscription* to The cbe, tlted feeling-, too frequent Sanford Herald will be on a strictly paid.In advance basis. The discolored or strong odor addrcaa labe) on paper, being mailed bear, the, expiration dnte symptoms of kidney nnd bladder d to diamine this In­ of the Bubacrlptloii'and suhscribem are able. “ I wa* always hairing a to YoTwdl-d payment b el.a n d 'if their subscription 1* ftt a> bwk.rbe which caused me great aufto this office immediately. SnhacftpUi riot 'p id d le the above frtlnf,w write. Mra,Fobcr,M>dford, • data will be discontinued. ** K m "Could not at llmca The Herald ijants^ill jtl frljjods to ntinuo a. regular readI could not .tend straight,*" Tyjed-^o. | & ■, era of the papefT . r;t, Iky Kidney Pill. Md T^W r- relM * Subscribera paying in' advance are entitled to a special rate Stop Uek*che, kidney and bladder of fd.OO per year or $3.00 for fix months. ttottbles with Foley Kidney PHI., Sold ■wrywhcrc,—Adr. * ■ . Extonalflta of^the market new* aer**newtpapers vice of&hg Unite* States departmentj r Wpq ^ of agriculture Involving the establish*! (<ttn radio tclcphqpe^,or_ ment of one of the Inrgest commer­ cial’ tensed telegraph'wire and radio casting station, ani thc‘ offices lair syttema in the worid has been nnStIon", ! nddneed by (he department of agririfflees Vario] a he bialri culture, effective, (July 1. Hie ;ast cotuAry. red foV broadM to dre|i/ at Immedl- : ' /T ----------------------- -------- Has been od s,$ n d with them. conscrvai >estfof SAl and business; methods! ntcly com extension Is from kansa* City to the ;-r iS I the trade; Pacific Coast with new offices at Let us B i ^ ^ Denver, Self Lake, City anil Portland, mbmirnt.-fazmera an dthe trade every­ our mutual Oregon. >In the Southeast a branch where may have an accurate picture ji office.Is to be <nitaM|shed at Atlanta Capita] and.SUi of the, riatibnal agricultural, market* £ In addition to the'field stations al­ situation. Consuming-centers arc al> 5 ready operatlh in that territory which sb advised ns 10 the supplies of var cover the major producing districts. A i•mowrjTd*w amonw1 loua products. This enables prnduc^ vmjtf/mtmfrOffices sit several ether Southern era to regulate shipments to an to s I Tbmkthe Immigration Laws of,the Future points are being considered. prevent th e glutting hr undersupplyAdditional branch offices for re­ ing of markets which gyaordbijf to de­ Should Be Wholly American™ porting tbe markets on fruits and partment officials Is the outstanding ‘ «intrwr)|fftjp«n»nu|' vegetables will be, opened early in valub of the service as the request s By JAMES J. DAVIS, U/ 8. Secretary of Labor. K m A COMMUNITY BUILDER July at DcnVer, l?fIt Lake City, Port­ stabilization of prizes to both produc­ >N IMMIGRATION I propose that we establish strict but just tests land a^d Atlanta., Offices are now ers and .'.csn*ifmcr*<>-Jacksonville F. P. FORSTER, President of jfhysiral and mental health, and'that we moke these teat, under located at Ban Francisco and Los An TinWs-Unlon. R > . WHITHER,.Cashier gelea. A live stock and meats ser­ the numerical restriction now placed upon immigration. u iM n u iii ■■aaaaaa M Ito M M I would have those testa mado abroad,/in order that the appli­ vice will havo additional branch of fie c* at Denvor,’ jSalt Lake City, Port­ cant for Admission may not have to spend the saving, of a lifetime on a land and AUapta., (1The. leased wire long sen voyngo to find out whether he can enter The United £tates. ayatem 'will run Into San Frsndsco All the sorrow and despair at ,&llfs inland arise from the cases of and the entire west coast will lie ef­ ~ A -i ■■«■■■■ ■■■ B|IN■ ■ ■ 's s s s i.S M s a s B ■■■iaM ad s i * s i u i a a u i a j those immigrants-who come here despite t)ie that tho law.prevents fectively covered iby radio and wire m m fci in m m .in m to telegraph from San Francisco. Final Taaoi MASK their admittance. If we halt those com. before they leave their Native The revival meetings are continu­ decision has not been reached ns to countrics we will end the trduhlea at oUr portis of entry. . whether radio telegraph or leased wire ing this week at Moore’s Station This I call selective immigration'. So Tong an the United States is to will bo used to the Southeastern church and are drawing crowds; thorp admit foreigners I would have our system fnri^fon to,bring us the best states. are meetings each morning and even­ Pte.ua. Am Oa we can get from abroad and to make their entry into America easy and Authority for extension of the de­ ing, There were several auto loads of comfortable. partment’* service is contained in the people from Lake Helen in attendance WE ■CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ' Coupled with this 1 would hare the immigrant enrolled upon his Appropriations voted by the last con­ ht the afternoon service on Sunday. adhiiiwioit, and "over a ‘period of years I would protido for a census of gress provldla£. for an increase of ^Mr, Whitworth, the evangelist, car­ F 9 the alien population by the.naturalization bureau. Wo register every1Amer­ about $300,000 tjn carry on the work, ried on a two weeks revival in Lake jlelen before he cama here. ican citizen to ascertain his right to exercise the suffrage. Surety there making a ‘-"tbfai approxlmatfdy of ■i Sold by , W. R. Rate, reached homo Sunday $700,000. yui;Jjtg the war the leased ran tm no objectioh In the enrollment of the alien who comes to us to wire system covered over 18,000 miles from Clifton, Gn.* He was called | * U NION P H A R M A C Y * Sanford, Florida help him acquire the qualifications to be nn American. If after a period connected practically all of t h 4 t,icrc by the U,nCM of ° nc,r®* 11,8 FREE ROAD SERVICE Trunks and baggage transferred, of years the record of the individual showed plainly he was uijflt for and -leading market *■ coun­ * -----*'-J shortly after jjyoung ,r,J lady died centers of- the any time, nnywhrrc, — listing's J American citizenship I would provide for hi. deportation. Phono 447-W First and Elm Avenue try. The service was regarded as an Rate if arrlvcd.thcre. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. important factor in bringing the war| W. R. Prevatt ha. been In Geneva I am not in favor of compelling an individual to become a citizen. Phone 4DR. 05-Th-Fri-Sal-tfc | to n successful contusion hy making recently helpin gto care for his moth­ Compulsory citizenship is impossible. er, Mr.. Jdnnlo Prevatt, who I. very S ICE COLD CIIERO-COLA FREE SATURDAY & SUNDAY . I hold that whoever comes from abroad* to degrade the American available at all times the fullest' In­ ill. formation on the food situation. Fol­ lore) of intelligence, of physical or mental or moral life, degrade, every lowing the War the service was cur­ Mr. anti Mrs. W. A. Raynor are }LonhrV«ttollxed citizen. ’ tailed until It comprised only 1,600 moving to their new home on Silver ; It l» a shortsighted policy to s.’iik cheap lnlior through immigration. miles of wire, nnd only a compara­ lake. The house ha. hndvAn addition Cheap labor is expensive lnlior, both tor the Industry which employs it tively few of the Urge Eastern nnd o f several room, and *on\o porches Middle1Western mwrkets could he built and many, Improvements made. and the rojbmuitity which houses it. Covered. Last September on addition­ They have sold their fanp on Celery | ^ I think Jlto immigration , .laws of the future should.b* wholly Amor- al circuit was started frhm Kansas nvenue to people hy thk name of Tur­ FEED AND HAY— — -H A Y AND" FEED Iran, drawn by Amerirans, enforced by Americans, for the benefit of Ias trie rnsrsntcA »rt*cmln»ior City |o Austin, Tex., with a drop at tle, of Long Island, N. ¥., who are ex­ th«s, W»i*»Ui*s. Ann, tuts and WE ALWAYS HANDLE THE BEST ‘'America today and in .iho future. pected to.arirlve here In August, Fort Worth. Don’t waste link Irjln* to kill thiwn prats wfUl tolUhp. liquids or aur *ire>rltn*ol*i tinder the pro.lft extensions of the ,Mrt *nd Mrs,,Jdwfl!^ ii£towv apt) »-iii r .-in yv.; F o r We, knpw Dial drily the H" ___I.J* ‘ 4 ____________ ill little daughter have gone to Orlan rlando .ervlco the leased wire system will protcct’Vhc girls I d s ! they bo led from ■#ady for Uaa-Batter than Trap* VACATION III* T^K I'MYlffCjA beat will produce aatisfacto reside. Mr. Mr. atow« Stowe has : .Into h— 9«S 1* 1 . *'« J’ oi tax, tu* the path of righteousness by sqimo cover approximately 7,000 mile*. T lio'to IRKA. tory reanlta and the better M l D IV IR Y W H IR I riu t will extend from Ronton Boston southl south tho Jurist Imsines*'^'thcrer^H^y will bail man. It I. all right to protect-'the tcircuit these a r c tbe firmer hold greatly ml.seil, having been re.lWhat kind of an appeal Is tho must girls from such fate, but- why not to Washington, thence west to San . we have on our cUHtomers. or Los j Angeles. Kn route debts of Cameron avenue for several | Florida and Wentern effective to Induce people to Teflve |-bHp'train nnd develop tile boy that itFrancisco But telling you how good will conflect N W York, Bmltlmoro, yenrs. tbhlr hoW s hnd go on a trip to Csl- lie will nut he the kind o f n man whuc our feed ts cannot prove ^nnie and Harry Weeks drove to jiforniu or Florida? Tho Californians may he a 'menace to those gjrls who Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Ti.mpa Saturday to be over Sunday ] half ro convincing as a trial ' • bhlcago, Fon du Lac, \Vls., Minneap­ have studied the question for yoars, uro easily led astray. o f the fpetl itaelf. Why not guests of their cousins, Mr. nnd Mrs. The clenn boy deserves more credit olis, St. Louis, Kansas City, Ht. Jos­ James Knglish. nnd studied It earnestly nnd intelli­ ) make it. ; gently and with poflt. The maimer i’ fot being clenn thhn doe* the girl; eph, Omaha, Denver and Halt Luke Mrs. T. M. llledsoe and children left “ Your Money hack if you in which |hcy mnkc the appeal for this is true for tho reason that the City. A special lino will run from Sunday for Dotham, Ala., for a visit Kansas City to Fort Worth and Aus­ are not satisfied." tourist husinesN gives the answer to Uvgr.ge ‘boy’s environments during with home folks expecting to remain tbe qtlestlqh a* Well as anstiyer^c^n at least part of his idle hours is such tin, Texan. Contacts -will also he until September. he gjvun..;lt is n question and answer that lie is in far too many instances made anrouto at various offices oper­ Mr. and Mrs. Carrnway nnd chll-1 ■■■1M E CASH f c CD S T O R E B B B ated by state departments of u g r i c u l * ^Tlorth while for 'people of tho lower encouraged to he unclean; this should ilren, of Bcnrdull avenue, are spend­ Cure. These will include Trenton, cast ccinst of Florida to mcdltute nut he truo nnd would nut if simple ing the summer at their former homu upon, In order to leurn from experi­ Justice, Just that' nnd nothing more, Lancaster, Hnrrisburgb, Columbia, in Alnhnma, making tho trip in their Waupaca, Wls., Jefferson City, Mo., ence and apply .the learning to their was done. Not alone is tho duty e»FESD«H AY«CRAIN ’ A N D FERTILIZERS Sacramento and Austin, Tex. The ,lcw 0v‘*r,»nd car. BEEF BRAINS tOAibciit upon tho parents of tho boy uwn profit. Southeastern circuit contemplates Batson MrAlexander hegap ),jn jju. 'PHONE S 3 ? * M Y P T L E AVI S A t h S T .S A N F 0 I?D .F U ?Tbi*nTnHt cohafitcuou. word In Du* httj l\ extoqd. lo every gooij citizen reaching Richmond, Ruleign, C km .on. |,c" ■" *m»H man on Route No. 1 on LIVER with whom thnt boy cohies in,Kmlargest advertisement used In New Monday, having received the appoint­ Gollrge and Jacksonville. ’ PORK CHOPS York city papers by tho Cnliforntn tnct. Suggestive stories, foul lan­ ment some time ago. John Cranston The leased wire circuit, are In oper­ advertisers fur tourists Is “ vutratlun.* guage, ami vile talk is Indulged in the ation from 0 a. m. to 0 p. m. dally has been substituting since Mr. BOILED HAM It loqks and sounds like good yonsrf presence of the boy often with never Sundays, and through tho de­ Green’s rctlrmcnt last July. * HONEY-COMB TRIPE to emphnsfzo the vucution thoughtt n thought nn to the future conse­ excapt Mrs. Lilly F. Jones ami Miss Hos­ velopment of coda systems are mure vimitloi) is the opposite of business quence by those who are supposed tq Intciulvbly used than ahy other leas­ kins Jones reached hopie • Monday PICKLED PIG’S FEET —llio v»oid vacation has thought- be gcnlleiUen and who profess to do- ed wire system In existence, In the hlghl from several Weeks auto trip to FAT MACKEREL aNnucIstlons that are p|.nsant. A sire to bo of service in the betterment opinion of department telegraphers.1Tennessee, visiting old home folks. gieat number-of iwrsomi take vacs- of mankind, There has been crowds of visitors Official ustlpintuH place the amount of It Is far from surprinsg that tho tbuts; to lake n vacation they must traffic hamlld hy th circuit prior to every days for weeks pnst to the Ge­ go Huine^here, and tho California ad- boy as he approaches manhood has th present extension, at approximate­ neva nnd Osteen' ferry bridges to see veiliw ri utilises tho vacation habit become Imbued with tho double ly $880,000 Iter year based on com­ the high water. Old timers say the and Ihndght at proper season to say, simulant idea ami regards the play­ mercial rates, with an actual cost . t o water in at the highest over known mate who is clenn ns a "sissy." "Come to California." the government of $100,000, n saving nnd conditions are had enough at the .Tile boy Is just ns much entitled to of nearly $600,000 annually. bridge. Tho bridge man’s Tliu next line of “ dUplay" in the FANCY BACONS AND ndvertlsemeut Is "Cool Summers." the loving consideration nnd thought- AR traffic 1. scheduled and control­ Geneva residence being on the bridge they HAMS. pet-nuie coulnoas In summer 1* exact­ fulnc.n at home a . the girl. The led by the Washington office and Is escape the water.but the rear of the ly what Is wanted, Just us warm* parent who falls to do that which transmitted stmultkneously>to all the house in which Mr, a^d Mrs. Vaughan LONGHORN AND is wanted in whitur. The Californlnim (ends towards manliness and cleanli­ big market centers. .During the lives at Osteen ferry has been under ness ih their boy. arc dorellct of Iplght the Washington office receives water for weeks with the front porch PIMENTO CHEESE extend their analysis und give gener­ duty. There is nut and can never hundreds of telegrams from railroads submerged also and water seeping up al but not uperide answers tu the KINGAN’S MINCED next question, What am 1 to do on bo any excuso for the parent who al­ reporting the carload ihovcment of through the floors of the main part' my vacation In California? The gun- lows the boy to frrow to manhood, (scrishablo commodities over their re­ of the house. The house Is located in . LUNCHEON MEAT {oral spective divisions. These talegrams a low place that is full of water at answer is: Fish, play golf, go without the same tender wale which Is given the girl.—Fort 1’lerce give the origin, destination, commod­ every raise of the river and u mcnare to the mountains, go to the seashore, HOME-MADE News-Tribune. ity and number nf carloads In trans­ to the health o f the bridge tender's go to n quiet lake. They do not toy i t Tho Information lx classified and family. It would seem a . if the two SAUSAGE to tull too much—they have souse A good morning, one that la , good-in every GOOD WORK Q F f»OY iCpUTa tabulattd and moved io all branch of- courtties could afford to make a bet­ enough *to leave something to thuj seme of the word, follow* a •ummer,nlght ap**1 FRESH HAMBURGER prospective vacation 1st*' imagination, fk-ei early the next morning to show ter showing of a home for the bridge in cool, refreshing sleep. Boy Seoul, of Colorido'Springs, graphically, the total volume of per­ ir.an, located aa lt(U at onc of the ' Jy: i ' because too much deliniteues* may LINK SAUSAGE Colo,, reoqatly plwited 4,000 Doug* ishable .fruit aqdj vegetable products moat promlhent gate ways to both rt*|***l the ryader. "’ ! ' ” '; Before long you will need a pleasant eleeplnf, -■ Volusia and Seminole counties. It COUNTRY SAUSAGE Vacation is the thing the clever lu llr wedlipg. anil 2,000 piue moving,to the various cities. dots not look welt to.strangers com­ porch which will let you get out of theatuoy itodliiig. in tlte Pike National for* •' Following this information the Es­ C.lifortiiana- harp on. Every Man ing Into Seminole county arid 'ccrtainBOLOGNA; interior rooms. Such a porch pay*; eat under tho •uix’rvislon of1f6re*t timated receipts,at live stock marjpts believes he work, too hard und likes ' •is ■ are dispatched, followed by general ly Is most unpleasant and dangerous ofricers. Boy Scout, of Dearer are InLetter health and rite “ pep** that comesfro*11 be told Ahst he dvaarvea a vucation; as well. ' QUICK DELIVERY towomen report* on live sto^k, .moots and other sound sleep. ijv e always prefurred the eager to plant an arc* containing ' several hundred acres which was product* showing supply^ demand, 4 * ■* 8 . Jto . » I'x” specialist who ti-lj* tbcm they should • N A K K r FR IC N D t ORQANJZK wholesale prices - and conditions. Add a room to your home have u change of eaaim. and ajr, ugd burned over aureral yean ago, and Flashes on cattle, gheep and hogs are screened, mosquito.proof sleep! a vacation la.the only thing that 'AmngtwouU hare been made to dispatched. Butter and egg quotations Tbe Reptile Study Society of logically Justifies a pleasure trip btgiu planting operation, in Juno. and information from the big mar­ America, luc., tbe purpose of which •spring. Wc can * help '' " -tha away from hunic.—1'uliA Beach 1‘ost. Thu /Boy Scout organisation in kets oil fruits and vegetables follow. ia to preserve "good” snakes, If there furnish the lumber, Swathe la also allowing an. actiro During the day considerable general are any, and to exterminate danger­ A o ff— you will need. ’intorest in foreatry, and forest‘ of* information on cold stopag* products, ous inakct, was incorporated in the KKKR OUlt ROYfl CI.BAN. «> j*./, ficen located In that dtjr h%ve ro- peanuts, honey, hay, grim, Uve stock, New York Supreme oodrL Wbat of our boys, are they being1'} tontlj- oonductod a Mriea o f « u m t frtlto apd vegetables move* over the The incorporator* SKuR^jnond given the encouregemont and protec­ Lee Dittosra, curator of Di^Byonz ywaMi;______ 1________________________ ___ tion to which they are entitled? t aum- '|oo; lflw Nyllie I-o'qito Ci^udon, T . 3 9 Stomach I J B g p illM M p M IS’ ELECTRIC PASTE 1 4 BEEF PORK MUTTON LAMB Sanford Feed S S upply (jo o d . do FAT HENS AND FRYERS Co. �---------- •----- :— Pish or, IKo wo?.wrong ' V H C L E . IKE-, KIN W O U \ DO THIS PROBLEM IN } m h tuT H M E T ic B o o k ? s , l T 5 W i * * l F IT TRsKES WUN. TUfSTS E.<vr<) V- _ / j D#V<S + 3 DRf<S MfVKUS ■ 4 fcfS fS T O .D O T H » w o P » ^ y < M fv r “ | W V c e u m T boy IT W O O tD A T T M < e*E H ^ e o w .q d m ; S IN PiOtV^R- 3 pfSSS TO Oo . o P v^o r k . ajnd ’ IT TOOK <jf fP $ K .-jLlst+t l NNfcS * U b W I N ' V ^ n t N 6 P tam e. ); f o r tw o V -C o P s R O U E T j ^ T- J- - . i i . .1. - ■■ SfvTWKa 3 BP^S MOftJL Y HOW Co n G WOU uO / .''itXKH. ««*« ? * -* }; (ft TUfeMTD DO I T ? / V5 It 1* <A It u ‘ ;*7j * l L WANTED Ton can find the name of every Him Bootnesa Man In 8aaford la thla Column each doy. ick Service Transfer Storage Facilities plana* yon, toll others; If not, fe n on. Phono 495 IVNFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C COLLER, Prop- Cafda of BddonTi ltrpnt»blo Professional Men. each •f *koa, In his thostn profassioa ths FTeraId rccomMttds to tbo people. . R **. N *» Ml Mi M Classified Ads le a word. No Ad taken* for. lees, than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all ordera. Count the words and remit accordingly. George A. DeCottes * Attorney-at-Law \ Over Seaalnols Coasty iu «v NFORD -t. -:- FLORIDA FOR SALE KAkMLt&— l/ou can got aood two fratn** and Irrigation plugi at the FRED R. WILSON Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc ATTORNEY-AT-LAW FOR SALE—Hosier and (Jays' paints Flrat National Bank Building and varnlahea at Sanford Novelty SANFORD -:FLORIDA Works, Sanford agent*. 183-tfc cneral Shop and Mill ELTON J. MOUGHTON Work WANTED—HOYS TO BELL THE SANFORD HERALD ON THE STREETS OF 8ANF0RD. A C.OOD CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS TO MAKE 111(3 PROMTS FOB A FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS SHIPP AT THE HERALD OFFICE. v-" . > ' ■’ - ' S ' - ’ ” dh-tf nOY WANTED—Sanford Sign Shop. • 7H-2tp FOUND FOUND - l-'lorWa license U r. cr can have same upon identifies lion and paying for ad. .Call at Her aid office. If7-tfi Demand for Increase in Contract Wage Scale for Antharcite Miners FOll SALE—Rhode laland^cgga for Belting, 15 egga for ,$1.00. Mr*. Made at Convention Today for Adop Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, San­ tion ARCHITECT . NT^ACTOR and BUILDER ford. 83-tfp Room 7, Miller Bldg. Commercial Street—Sanford, FIs. IANFORD -i- t. FLORIDA FOR SALK—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 «llr T h r Vrr«») SCRANTON, Pa., Juno 20. -A dcstock. Sec Vick Hawkins, 110 San­ ford Avo. K 63-tfe mnnd for twenty per cent Increase in B. W . HERNDON contract wngo scalo with Increnne of FOlt'S A L K—NaT817 Weal First SL n dollar per day for nil men paid by Attractive terms. Address owner. the day was prencnlod to the Anth­ CB AGENCY Box 782, Dnytunn, Fla. 09-tfc racite minora convention today for Foil SXl.E—llfwoton Nash truck, In adoption and submlaaion to mine own* good condition. Rargniit for quick era next week. ' ’; dale. Seo Lesley Hill. 78-3tp S. O. ShinhoIser Rooms 226-225 FOR S^LE^^cw~ Bungalow, rcsionFor quick results try a want ad, able.pterins.—E. F. lame. 7H-3tp DR. R. M. MASON iclor and Ballder DENTIST FOIl lM l,K~On7 lot V» block from f .ft.. - ■ 'iO J . FLORIDA New Mrljch Building 7H-3tp• Phone 201 Sanford, Florida F oil s ALK Cclury farms, all sliea. — E. P. Une. 7H-3tp i . Pi Connelly & Sons I-’Oll RENT—Six ' room, two-«tory W. J. THIGPEN 1 BaUMIalH ISM house, with garage ut 008 West esl Estate, Loans and Insurance Rea) Estate First street. New, modern nnd com­ me 4$: O' 104-8 Magnolia Ave. FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE pletely furnished. Apply to J. E. Laing, 620 Oak avenue, city., * . 0-lb-10-22-20-41p Miss Eunice Tyner is at present Vyaa Examined Glaaaaa D«lgned tEWART The Florist visiting with relatives In Gray, (In. "OFFER EXTRAORDINARY Henry McLaulin, Jr., | Flowtra— — — Floral Designs Voile Williams and l<cnwood Pow­ 8 - ■ f ft * ' ' One iuw fivo room house with bath, O p tD . ell spent Sunday with the fulkd at Annual aid Ornamental Plants full lot, well located—NEVER OC­ Coronado Beach. Optician-Optomatriot CUPIED. \Myrtla Ava.--. -— - -J'honn 260-W Mr. and Mrs. Barney Berk nnd tho HI Bast Flrat Blrstl Sanford, Fla. PRICE* children, CKarlds, Minnie and Barn­ $3,000.00---------------Terms to suit you well, and a friend, and Mr. niql Mrs. lNFORD MACHINE A REAL BARGAIN Hodglna-aad their children spent a A. P. CONNELLY & HONS COMPANY pleasant afternoon and evening on cnerAl Machine and Bailer.* Friday at Palm Springs, Daytona Beach, Fla. f John Borell has Iwen much troubled Works FOR RENT with rheumatism and so has * Mr. Comfortable, Airy Rooms .Cylinder Grinding BUNGALOWS, cottages and apart­ Malm, Open the Year Around Automobile Repairs ments fur tho summer season at The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IteasocahU Rates. Acetylene Welding Daytona Beach. Reasonable rates. E. W. Lundqulst has the whooping Special rates to parties. one 62- -------- Sanford, Florida Wilt furnish photos and full Informa­ cough a ) well as little Iva Necse. On Main Street, near Ocean tion upon rcqi|ost—Bailey A Haw­ JUlmer and Gardner Lundqulst are 1. Leali, J. 11. Colrlough C. M. CUSTER, Prop. kins, Daytona Hcoch, Fla. C 31-lmo-c building on a new panly on their FOR RljNT—Convenient large un- mother's house. EmR Mngnuson has cak , & Colclough furnished rooms for. housekeeping. returned from the beach as It doe* LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 1923 INSURANCE . Rent reasonable. 203 Oak Avenue. •- <hot agree with him and Is making hla Fire— L ife-A u to Forenoon nnd afternoon tldca occur C-lK-lmo-p- homo ____with IA. .u__ _ them________ at present. 3 First NatT Bank Bldg. Annex at approximately tho same hoftr and FOR KENT— 10 acres of tiled' land FORD • FLORIDA minute. Tflo writer has been about sick on Cameron avenue.- -S. E. Barrett, with a cold ao could nut be out at the Dale June July. Aug. Sept. Oct 7l-12fp social but they tell tnc then* was k Fort Valley, Ga. 1 4:05 4:31 G:3» 0:28 0:41 good crowd out and they did welt. HICKSON ilOUHE 2 4:55 5:20 0:14 7:20 7:38 Rev. Eckard was there and also Mr. Up'to-date Apartments and Rooms 3 B;47 - 0:02 7:11 B:17 8:37 ur.d Mm. Wester, of 1-akc Mary, Daytons Beach. 4 0:43 7(01 8;0fi 0:21 T»:30 CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 Carl Pierson alto brought theih ov­ Hummer rates: $1.00 per day, $21 6 7:24 7:50 0:00 10:11 10:32 South Bound er for tho evening aervlco last Sun­ per month, Including lights and water. G 8:17 8:51 0:57 11:08 11:20 day by Rev, Wahlbcrg at the churchl Call J. F. Hickson, Phone 238-W, SanDeparts 7 0:07 • 0:44 10:62 11:41 11:61 Arrive We are glad to hear that Mrs. foH > 70-tfc H 0:67 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:40 2:40 u.m. 2:88 a.m. Leonard Vihlen la some better after a 1:08 1:38 FOR RiilW —Purnl.Kcd 8:40 a.m. 0 10:44 11:30 11:60 very aerioua lllncia from appendicitis. Park Avenue, 1:51 2:28 2:46 p.m. 10 11:30 11:50 12:42 She was operated on Wednesday of 2:47 3:18 F O lfR E N T -T w o acres tiled celery 7:10 p.nt. 11 12:16 12:24 1:81 last-week at tho KenuUd-LaUghUiii 12 1:00 1:10 2:18 U:35 4:00 land, five room house and abed. In­ Hospital and waa very low for a time. quire |L. K. Tew, West 8ido or Phone ' Northbound Her daughters, tyr*. Kenneth Robhlpa 1 Depart* 114 ■ Arrive 410-W. •' "4 ■ 75-5tp and.Kra. Ed. Hunter have k e n tak­ j.... l :48 a.m .- 3(03aJn.jl6 ing turns caring for the younger chil­ 12:05 p,m. 10 4....11:45 a.m. FOR RENT—FurnUhed home, hoi dren at home. ',f . 3:52 pjn. 17 [J..... 3:42 p.m. and cold water; seven ryoms, close ' Mr*..Beck were calling on Jhu airk . IP Ji...l0:0pp.m. in. Go^d typewriter fur aale.—Mr*. at the homes of Mm. August Swanson Trilby primtk J. T. Br*dr, 419 Palmetto' Avt. 77-4tp and Mrs. Charles Chestnut ori T « * Departs FOK RENT—2 Iar§*7cool, ^urnlihcd day. v ^ .. . 7:30 a.m. honackecplng rooms, $5.00 |*«r G. Lind waa In Grapevllle Thursday 3:25 p.m. week. 2 bedta, running water in the looking after the buds and grafting kitchen, first, floor, wilt take two chll- which ho has been doing for different dren. 312 East Fifth St. 79-2tp people. Fo r ' KENT— Furnished rooms with . Mrs. Elmer Lundqulst and* children Leesburg Branch stayed over until Saturday when El­ Arrive Dep*rl« mer went back with them to Coronado -------3:53 p.m. Beach, where they are spending the ......... 2:46 p.ni. summer. .f , 8:30 ara. Mr. and Mn. C, F. Prevati and ------7:10 p.m. their two children motorid up from Oviedo Braach Arrive D.parU house guest, % friend, Mrs. Shnuhcrgcr nnd her son, Guldio of Pun(n (Ionia nincr last Sntunlay. Miss Minnie Berk spent n few days with her grandmother, Mrs, Wester* dick. Miss Carrie Cramer spent Sntunlay nnd n part of Sunday as usual with 5 Extends to Orlnndo and Daytona ns well ns the hundreds of Mr. and Mrs. Cramer. H , bottles wo put out in Sanford every day Mrs. Ballinger still hnn a good Barm i Rpck'roonter for sale. The children nro expecting to meet ELDER SPRINGS WATER «l the church Frlduy afternoon for the Inst practice for the "Children’s Day" on next Sunday. Kov. Clark an<l wife JJ on necount of its purity is fast becoming the drinking water are coming over again to help us. g for Central Florida. It is nlso recommended for use in batWe think we have nn extra Rood 5 teries. If you are not drinking Elder Springs Water now— program this year. Turn out and effeournRe the children In therl recita­ | •give it a trial. tion* and sours nnd the pretty musle which our minister’s wife is such n PHONE 311—WE’LL DELIVER help with. We nlso have n short piny "How the Sunday School Came to I.one Creek." We hope to have some special mus­ le. There will be a short address by thn pastor and we want to bcnrln at! 2:30 promptly, so come early to get a I seat. Our S e r v i c e SATURDAY and MONDAY JUNE 30th and JU LY 2nd Special Discount of 16 2 3% will be allowed on all Special Discount of 20% will be Allowed on all SWIMMING SUITS THOMSON' SHOES For 2 Days Only For 2 Days Only JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF % >KAYNEE WASH SUITS BLOUSES PAJAMAS UNDER TOGS THE GREATEST SUIT VALUES EVER OFFERED Special PriccH on all 25% DISCOUNT ON This will continue until, the last Straw Hat is sold. Why pay full price for Straw Hat« when you can buy them for less? PALM BEACH, MOHAIR, GABARDINE, SILK SUITS If interested in this kind of mer­ chandise it will pay you* to look this lot over before buying. Why pay $6.00 to $8.00 for Your Shoes when you can buy them from us ;\ at less than half price? , , ,Pur Aim In lo picture � 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 29, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 29, 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>, June 29, 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/99d671bb38e6d4fbfff6e5cb76927811.pdf 1d50cacfb44a339a20f0e385226468e0 PDF Text Text iii'i'r.'v? * %*Ttv «w, r*bT- I jr * i IN THE HEART OP tm y fip L D ’8 GREATEST V ^ E T M « l SECTION NUM BER S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y . JU N E 2ft, 1923 VO LU M E IV . BAND C P SHIP C0NTR0V1 if I. BORAH W1 III' OUT I IGHT M ARK fought by the defense The SanfoTti Band will play Friday night rendering‘ the fallowing ifroT _*LL_____+Si -----------------. *31 gram: ) *• ‘ v E X C E S S IV E F L O G G ^ IG $ Y March—HI Henry’s Triumphal Fnrrnr __ >> , H IG G lN p O T H A M ’ D lftp C T Overture—Barber of Seville™..Rossini ( l l r T k . A M W ls ir S ^ 1 O F H A R D IN G B U T T H E P RES * l l i n g Secretary Gilbert and Assist­ Idyll—Whispering* of Uve^VonHlou WASHINGTON, June 28.—Th* C A U S E OF D E A T H ID E N T E X P E C T S T O T E L L llu m J government today prepared to take ant Secretary M«>«*. in charge of cus­ Three Ddttces'from BeAry 'V IIf-~ . * TH E PEOPLE _..L Edward Gcrmsn the extreme step, In enforcing the toms, ' o f the treasury department, » CommlrtioWer Blhir of thd Ihtental 1.— -Morris Dsncd 5 * supreme court ban against liquor Im­ tcveitdb bureau1, Prohibition Comtniifc.—Shepherd’s Dance. ports, of selling ships which bring in 1 —Ttfrch Dance. 1' Intoxicating beverages whether. In siohft'- Hfiynea,. and Assistant Com­ BXTBNSION.JULY f i r s t o f t i i b Ily D efen se to Deny Tnbert W aa v• “Iniehnlsalon cargo or under foreign government* missioner JonOs, Chief Counsel Britt W hlped But It W a s Done MARKET NEWS of prohibitibn headquarters and oth­ Fox T rot-O ld Khtft T6t .Von Tihter W h eth er R o n ih Is B ig g er Than CASE THIS AFTERNOON—BEN* custom seals. . A cco rd in g to Rule • SERVICE ers. A "day full of conferences on Vnlse—Illeuf NETT AND WIFE WILL* a : Mntgla Continued if not studied violation • T h e P residen t in His the althatlon was concluded .late yestTESTIFY Selection frbm the Belle of NtVf of tho court's decision by an increae* H om e S ta le ( D r Tfc* A u M t a lr S I V w ) . 1ST Tkf SMiM'Utf* rrfw l tortlay 1»lth one between Secretary . JVi York ............. *.....’-------- O- Kerker WASHINGTON, June 28.—Agrlcul LAKE CITY, FIs., June 28.—p fIng number of foreign vessels entefi (Hr Tfcr .tu,H>UlrS P f t . i l Hughes and Mr. Gilbert on which The Witches Patrol....E, WnUdihgVon tursl producers, traders and consum- fort> |,y <■« T k * * w c UHm I P r . u l stato to ,haw “ cxccoslyo" TAMPA, June 28.—The state con­ ing Now York with large quantities hYItHbr later would comment. ' " ON BOARD 1‘ ttESIDENT'S SPEC­ Star Spangled Banner................ Key era of the Southeastern state* will be K;vcn Martin Tabert by of beverage liquors undor seals, I! I If the now treasury regulation IAL TRAIN, June 28.—Tho president tinued the present testlmony'today In was said, apparently made neceaeary benefitted by an extension July first Thomni, w . lligginboatham was dltoday went Into Idaho, tho homo state the trial of Raymond 0 . Bennett the drastic penalty of solturc, not should be promulgated, it wns said of market new* service of the D e -,|cct,y ^fpr his death was churned with the shooting to death of ample notice would be given foreign 'of Senator Borah, who oftentimes has parthicnt of AgrleultUre by radio or vlRoroU>jy (ought today, fh tn the Herbert M. Cnruthors with expecta­ only of the contraband beverage, but governmenta and foreign shipping disapproved, and sometimes de­ | telegraph to Richmond, Raleigh, 0( ^ former convict whipping of the ships themselves. Officials de­ tion to conclude state's case this af­ nounced administration policies. Be­ lints. „ Clemson College, Atlanta. Jacksonclared privately that the present prac­ boss ^ th(? putnum Lumber Comternoon. It is understand Bennett The Volstead Inw’s ship selxure cause of Borah's attitude there was vlllc. New office to be opened in At• W JU resumed. The defenee tice could not be tolerated much panjr wns and wife will take the stund in tho provision, It was explained In of­ particular Intercut In the mnnnor of lanta. Information covers movements mado no attempt to deny Tnbert waa longer and steps to invoke the ex­ case. ficial quarters, has not been invoked reception accorded the President. He live stock products Information from whipped, but attompted to show tha treme penalties of the Volstead act for several reasons, among them a made two speeches, one at noon at big markets on farm commodities. prisoner was whipped In accordapcq were said to bo imminent. Pocatllo and the other lute in the day High government officials nt a sc­ reluctance to net In any way which REMANDED TO JAIL TO AWAIT with prison regulations, which speci­ might’ precipitate serious disputes at Idaho Falla. ries of conferences yesterdny dia­ fy 'ten liihhes. Grnhsm Ward, who SENTENCE ON T1IK yesterday testified he counted 87 cussed the situation and tho Steps j desire of the forFOURTH CEDAR CITY, Utah, June 28.— necessary to enforce observance of The announce,! lashes given Tnbert while he loowed President Harding became a trail the natlun*. prohibition Inw. n« op- pl«« .hlpplnp llnoo o c* o > on. Cross examined this morning by m r Tke Am w U M Pr*-«*• "w to foreiRn v.o.oln -U hln'rluhl lo b rio . In hcrorop. Ihroor. blater yesterday. When the presi­ NF.W YORK, Juno 28.—Convicted L. E. Wnde, chief counsel for defense, dential special train carrying him, of first degree murder nnd facing the Wald denied he was offered five thou­ Amnrlrnn ............... ^ ^ "" Mrs. Harding and their party reached lie morratic, Nallonnl Committeeman treasury regulation was reported to Inyed consideration of the selxure electric ehnir, Mrs. Anna Buxxl, slnysand to testify. Also denied knowing penalties. oN test rase linn liecn er of Frederick Schneider, a wealthy here yesterday morning, it -was the SayM Certain Statements of Presi­ have been drafted providing for ml<\ C. Smith of Pinhook, Fla. brought, however, despite nlmosl contractor, with whom sho lived sev- BRANCHES IN CUBA TO OPER­ first passenger train ever to arrive ditiona! directions to customs offi­ dent in Utah Address Urossly ATE CO-OPERATIVELY ON daily docking of .vessels carrying end yenrs, eollnpsed In tho court room In Cedar City and also the first pas­ LAKE CITY, June 28—Charges cers to seise nil vessels found bring­ Misleading. CERTAIN LINES, liquor in violntioii of supremo court late lust night when the jury return­ senger train to travel over thirtying in beverngo liquors, eten umlci that the stato conducted a school, for ed tile verdict. White nnd slinking, five miles of new track, Just com­ Instructing its witnesses under "tjm WASHINGTON, June 28.—Chair­ foreign customs seals, after ade­ ruling. If ships of foreign lines, officinls with her composure broken for. the pleted by tho Union Pacific'system man Hull of the Democratic natlonnt quate notice to foreign government* WASHINGTON, June 2 8 .-+ oderal manipulation” of 0. Crimson, aislstdeclnied, cotitlnue lo enter Ameri­ 'first time since her nrrest she wns between Lund and Cedar City. resei vo linnks of Atlanta, Boston! unt nHomey general of North Dacommittee in a statement Inst night of the new nnd more drastic policy. can i*orts with liquor stock* Under Leaving the train, the presidential declared tlint to any thnt certain The Instructions nlso would provide seal without resort to the courts to committed to Bronx Jail to nwnit sen­ hnvo rx’en authorised to open liranch-1jy,fSi wcer mnde known yesterday by cs In Cuba to operaet them co-opeis- Hu> dbfenso during tho trial of Thomparty motored into Zion national statements made by President Hnrd- fqr tho arrest of the captains of such protect their alleged rights, some ef- tence July 4th. as Walter Higginbotham, convict lively along certain definite lines. park with Its wonderful rock forma­ Ing in his address on tnxation last ships. feetlvo step* to deni with the sltun, .. C c n ii| « n n t No official announcements of the whipping boss, charged with the mur­ tion!, ita brilliant color effects and night nt Salt U ke City “ are grossly lion ship selxure. "it*|1 UD1IC! tion is is necessary. necc*»i»ijr. A •» ----------------. . .B . .C R « .WHICH .. . .*J government's plan wns made today, der of Martin Tabert of North DaWASHINGTON, June 28—The fedmisleading is to use the mildest pos­ deep canyons. • is beliove^. would furnish promptly ; N ot A llO W 1 1 Not All information of the ship scUiire pol­ cral reserve liourd Uto yesterday J | (0ta. ' Mr. Harding is the first president sible language*." tho tost cose declared by foreign ship "In his Utnil speech Tuesday,, icy developign from* the offirial con­ e alleged that funds sent Any Coal Strikes granted the application of the Boston j «v«r to visit this section and a crowd owners to l>f de«lre«|. • ferences. IF was stated, however, federal reserve hnnk to establish an I (jown from North Dakota were said Mr. null, “ President Harding ttf s M t T ^ Prut* Indians met tho One official sold foreign ship own­ that an official statement on the ques­ who, in the transparent disguise of agency In Culm. At the snme Hm*', j being generously JUlribuled among In Anthracite Coni Fields Says l om train on arrival. They were in na­ ers hrlnglng In intoxicants under senl tion might be expected in n “ very thr tsmrd allowed tho Atlnnta r* ' I state's witnesses and alto chafg* . mission tive garments and their faces were n business trip to Alaska, is now npiutrently desired to "test the nerve strenuously campaigning both for serve bank the‘ same privilege In or^ th#t Mr. Grimson freely dletribatfew days." covered with bright colored paints. Participating In the day's confer­ rather thnn the law of the United his renomination and re-election, said der to compromise differences which « m I pamphlets, among the wltneaeee lllr Tfce Am m UO* re**«' ... States and hnd found neither im­ WASHINGTON, June C8.—I ublic hnd orison ns n result o f protests ns to his finding*, ns the result of an tlint since 1920 thecost of the federal ences were Secretary Hughes nnd VOLUSIA CITIZENS • sintlinent "will tolerate no suspen­ from the Atlanta hnnk ngalnsl thr Investigation conducted by him Into other state department officials; potent. TO PLAN FOR FAIR government had »>een reduced moro sion of anthracite coni supplies this Boston nppl lent ion. than one half hclow the cost for 1919 the death of Tnbert. yfnr" the Federal Coal Commission and 1920. He nlso snld that federal The nrlion of the hoard was made Lengthy arguments by the defenao DELAND, June 28.—At Irast forty today Informed tho convention of Un­ known in n forinnl statement which to have certain testimony stricken representative citisens of olusia taxes for 1922 would »k> lie consider­ ion Miners delegates now in session recounted the difficulties enoountered from the record brought about the county Will gather in Inglehart Inn, ably less than half as much ns In In Scranton, Pn.. considering new in working out n settlement of the charges of schooling the state's witDeUnd, on Friday night. June 29. 11120. He further asserted that “ wo wage demand*. • question which for some time has' n «j action was taken by when a banquet will be enjoyed and have reduced the national debt to $22,400,000,000 from its peak of $20.­ beoh In - controversy. Half a doxen Judge M. A. McMuBln, presiding. plane formulated for the organiiation 800,000,000 on August 31, 1919. The Geraldine Farrar hearings were held by the bonrd, and W. Padgett, former convict gyard o fa cqunty fair to Ik* held for the president then modestly assumes eneach tinte representatives of the At­ in the lease camp of the Putnam first time this year and to be n per­ Granted a Divorce credit fur his administrOtion. lanta bank were present to protest Lumber company, where Tnbert died, manent event of the winter season. tire H-orn Lou Tellegen against tho Boston application. The wns the first witness called. The de­ Discussing these polnta in the S. D. Jordan, president of the De­ Democratic New York reserve hank also went'on fense entered objection* to all pre­ Land Commercial club, wll act as posident's speech, t h e ............... *Osceoia-Geneva Band committer' chairman declared, the WHATEVER NF.W YORK, June 28.—Ml** Ger­ ,rrrord at one meetjrfg In opposition liminary questions asked Padgett by LEGISLATION toastmaster and the proposition will Democratic administration paid off Concert Geneva Town aldine Farrar, opera singer, was tb the application made by Governor Stafford Caldwell who conducted th# be explained in It* entirety by Sec­ HAS BEEN ENACTED OF $2,800,000,000 of the national debt granted a decree of divorce from Lou Harding of the Boston institution. retary Eari'W . Brown of the Com­ REAL BENEFIT Hall This Evening Tcllegen, her actor-huSband, by Jus­ Discussing tho problem with which direct examination. during thoeightecn month, prior to mercial club and To mA. Brown, 'Please, Captain don’t whip me,' tice Tierney of the supreme court yes­ It has had to deal, the board’s state­ March 4, 1921. «r at rate of $1.«M>. county demonstration* agent. Date Tabert pleaded with Higginbotham," The Osccols-GencVn Band Concert terday. The decree was granted on ment explained that because of the 000,000 a year, while the H-nUnR ad­ of the flret-opening of the fair to the witness testlftod, “ when Higgin­ —the first of the season—will be giv­ recommendations of Referee Mahon­ ‘ y provisions of the Platt amendment, botham called him out of a convict decide by a schedule being formed ministration during the P»«J » * . * -------- en at the Uenevn Town Hall tonight ey, who conducted the divorce hearing. eight month, ha. only P-W oft $1. American financial relations with line to whip him. Tabert wo* made by the Florida trbttlng circuit re­ Under tho 'interlocutory decroe, 000,000,000 of the national debt or Woh Enacted by Combination of and promise* lo be tho iKJst musical Tuba were unique. The situation was to Be down on the ground and Hig­ cently organised. Democrat!! and Republlevent of mid-summer. Geneva Is only Miss Farrar was permitted to re­ .t the rate of $085,000*00 a year. further complicated, the statement ginbotham gave him 75 lashes with Among thoso expected to be pres­ a short distance from all parts of the sume her maiden name, and was giv­ " ' can« Alike A* to tax reduction. Mr. Hull •« ent at the dinner are: Senator How­ county and Hanford people especially en tho privilege to marry again. This said, by the fact that currency of the leather strap. • ' that "omitting the repeal of a few United Stutes had been mado legal ard 0 . Putnam of Oak Hill; Repre­ The defense continued to object to ter n * ammUi-s r?M«t should attend the bend concert to­ privilege was denied Tellegert, who emal mUceB.neou. ta «a . .»»>• « • « WASHINGTON, *3unc 28.—Taking nights The hand music and the spec­ tender in Cuba yet adequate machin­ tentative J. A. Harper of Pierson. S. ing administration through Its in ■'cry question asked Padgett and evi was directed to pay the costs of the issue with President Harding's at ialties will amply repay you for the action. The decree will not iKt-ome ery never, had. been set up there for Judge M. A. McMullen notified counZ. Douglas, ..Astor; F. Ji. Nordmsn, ternal revision low. has only re­ Oimondt E. ' D. Vlning. D.ytbns duced taxes in the estimated amount Hutchinson, Kansas, Senator Fletcher visit and the ride to Geneva in the flnnl until three months 'from yester­ the redemption and return to this ecl that an orderly procedure must country of unlit currency. of Florida, member of farm bloc, in moonlight will also repay you for the be followed and prvgreea of the court Betcb; G. C. Beck, New Hmyrns; T. day. ’■ formal statement t«lay, said whatever E. Fittgerold, Hugh Spsrkman and must not be interfered with. trip. Read the splendid program be­ .... recent legislation had been enacted SeereUry Parrish of the Daytona N egro Attacker low: est and most accurate test of ho Attorney General LAKE CITY, June 28.—Sharp per­ Chamber of Oomn«rce; H. R -J 10* 1 much the Harding administration la of real benefit to farmers had come 1. — March—Our Leader-Bencrofl • Has (Jourt Trial, sonal clashes between Wad* and J. J. Birch. Now Smyriia; W. A. reducing the cost of government is from a combination of Dembcrata 2. Moved in Court _W a lts—The Bellflower ..^.. King dhd* Republican*, In the face of op­ 3]_Vocal Solo—Walt* Song-SunState’s Attorney Kelly marked th# Bredow, Glen wood; Fred N. Burt, Sentenced to Hang Nolle Prosae Charges * •« ">1*1 position by the administration. early proceeding*. Kelly charged (!► DeLeon; 8. D. Lemmon*, Barberville, HKhfc —......... Harriet Ware I'c >i' v • y^ r * Whenever the administration has fense with "stabbing me in the back, J. E. Cade. ’Sovilla; A. C. Andereon, lure* for the fiscal Mrs. A. M. Phillips Against Union I W * . Certain Cor- On August Third Settling Savannah tho** f l" y been” interviewed *under pressure" and asked the court for protoelkm. Piereon; W. E. Bwope. New Bmyrna; 30, 1922. Toubl*. Arremp. Mrs. R. E. Tolar poratione ■ifffnal FWA demanding some illef for agriculIlia objection brought by question John H. Wolf, John W. ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 * ir w * •••“ r * " ' tureal population, Senator Fletcher 4.—Instrumental D u et------ Ralected put to Ward if he did not expoct to Orange CHy; A. B. Commas, Enter­ nntinued "show total expenditure! (nr n » A 1 l'rewil tur r %0 A*MwU».e r»#m» Johnny and Tote Schlrard asserted, "the method and effect of prise; Meyor A. B. Clarkaon. U ke HAVANNII, O*., June 28-—Wal­ t revive five thousand from the stntn i WASHINGTON,'JR** **«—The Accomp. Mr*. Wegner o T m ^ .0 0 0 for 1« - J that Intervention Mu been to weaken ter Ii*e, negro charged with atUck- fqr testimony. Tb* court halted tho Helen and a number of department" 0$ Justice‘ 'ahnounced to­ 000,000 for 1923, or a total tt destroy benefits Intended to be ac- 5.—A Humorous Reading ../........ citisens of DeUnd. At a mevUng ^ o faU expenditure. Ot onJy P *. Ing a woman ten day* ago waa argument and ordered the #xami^A». Mr*. McFarlan day Attorney General Daugherty had cbommltteee held on Monday evknlng. ooo. i , * * » e * W W . « * ! £ ; ccunplished." Paying tribute to tho moved In federal court at Indlanapoli* breught from jail to th* court house tion to proceed. The tilt was return­ far mbloc, Senator Fletcher said, but 0.—Serenade—The Charmer-------plane were mad* for • PjT to nollf proese long pending Indlct- under heavy guard today for* trial ed later when tb* defense ch*ri*a> __________C. L. Barnhouee fur their "energy inslsUnce" many o. S W - . union and found guilty and sentenced to it was going to show that "North Dn» j HieaearW never would have been 7.—Song and Dance--------- Relccted kota" hod a bug* "alttab’. fqnd" toadara find . kerUln . corpdratlons, hang on August 3. ■ loud and lo o * tm* « . *ritt* nlnto law or put into effect and Eva Groce Wagner hunds of Assistant Attorney* charging conspiracy In reetfalnt of wk have thp spoctacle of the AfComp. Mr*. Wagner Grimson of that atate* s£ S m ? w b IW J W W W -J tmde tn production and aale 'o f billtwelve month* has JAILED FOR CONTEMPT leader of'th e party and administra­ H.—Instrumental Duet — .. Selected fair to the county, has offered to mous coal. 1 r 1 tion claiming credit for that work." Harry Brown, editor of th* Johliny and Pet* Schlrardr' donate a tract of ylD* j ",‘ uc created IN Ihw ■ ^ ■ DeUnd junction on the Atlantk Accomp. Mr*. WagtWr . Poe,T "lawyer-1n-UT^t" who declare., ^ r *‘ V ’ “* . Th* Herald for first claaa Job work. Coast Line Railroad, for. the JW DOOD.1" 0 —Vocal Solo—Tho Barefoot hr was graduated oy an eastern cor-1 most popular slate was in the city yeet poet. Tentative pUne « » |° Trgll ...........£ Alvin 8. Wlggln* OLADT8 W to. rtspondence school, hss been sent to FARMBK8 SUPPLY MARKET guest of R. J. Holly of the t u a l^ i W e e k s 1 Mr*. A. M. Phillip* ’ • l.$lf Mt Jail here for twenty daya for contempt They visited th* wonderful ing the rallroWd. Tbe Id. -Scbottlsch* and Dance—Tb* u » a n o s u s . J f~ of court by Judge John D. Hunsphriee. HOME, 0 *., June » . —Farmers ‘ Daisies ____ ML R- Williams sentenced to twenty day* by Estate at Altamonte-, ar« eupptying th* local club mar­ Watts*. o r Poe had a most pleasant Match—To th* Ffort.......Re^»«* ket have been doing a rushing busi­ isltfah to Any project for uiing the Judge Humphrie* a short time *go Ex -Congressman C. D. Geneva-OaceaU' Band ness. All poultry bought at a recent my to aid In prohibition enforcement for practicing In the itate court* Mr*. Haines aad viewed without a lawyer'* license. u | l woe sold and many order* taken largest and 0*Mt Royal Child of LokelancL represent­ wen« w irv W lfd here today 'by Becm - -— — for delivery oif the next tale. One t & r j Wfeka,* speaking at tbd gradu­ United State*. Utbed hat fUul dAcreo tf di*o«»fram ing the tluogv*P« CA. Was in tb* ; weak far n e . The Daily Utrold, 15c per weok. fanner report* groa* receipts of $«0 S4 t ation ejiercleea army war coBege. FrOnk* Hi l i M city ycstardajr. > • . I J fog one week. »',• East fort liy.r^-Clti*«ns arrange i# iMi tSiu throe At A/ V<Vv- 'Y « « town. * . t-M • < ; w r 11 •■* * Supreme Court Says t e E n ^ e Liquor Law and MARKET REPORTS BENNETT TRIAL ON AT TAMPA STATE FINISH R E X E P fP TELLS OVER” SOUTH NO ATTEMPT MADE MRS'ANNA BUZZI IS CONVICTED OF MURDER TODAY HULL ROASTS HARDING SPEECH ON TAXATION FEDERAL RESERVE ATLANTA BANK IS TO E S T A B L IS H FLETCHER TAKES ISSUE' WITH HARDING’S ADDRESS ABOUT THE FARM BLOC TO THE~FARMERS trtS S Will Not UseArmy ’ 1' dr Ttteftffirtion Aid ^ fe r s s iffs t. �V(;**i<|V* it*!-I*.;. , ’'U ' ■'9' X^'r l riutrhi.^- ■ . ‘ THK SANFQltp DAILY HERALD,' WEDNESDAY, There being elfHt MAKES DEMONSTRATION ON .... * in 1013 was $2^01,000,000, which by 1021 had risen to $4,334,000,000—an incerase of 40 per cent. "County administration appears, from the rather limited information whfch at this time the census’author­ ities have been able to produce, to have shown n muth larger propor­ tionate increase in cost and tax col­ lections than did. the government of cities. \ l. "Them is but one way.for the com* •nuhity finally to gct'bafk,on its Sect MAHONEY AND CHASE FARMS MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor Phone $17-$Y W. C. Aivord, better known to hia many friends as “ Billy" is spending several days In Sanford, giving n H T"*> h a v e « « r W e s t o v le ltle w 1mm “ W r « « e r e ■•<■* a a r w here mm w a l l , t a w . ae U . t e s mtm N t r r t e l t l i t , W rtte ■ N * j s | ea rn to i k l s S r s i r t a m , s M i s aetatto, ae te le a b a a e th e l t r « . ft w ill ha g re e d jr i s s m U l f S . thy way of healing up Gummosls, stopping foot-rat and curing Djabcc. It also kills the White fly, cotton cushion, red scale and all germs In and around tho roots of citrus trees. rtTCSiu NEW WHIMS IN LINGERIE Mr.'and Mrs. Ralph Goodspeed an­ nounce the birth of a son Tuesday aftsrnoon, Jons 20. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher are ••peeked home this afternoon from Atlanta M d .Toccoa, Os., and SL Louie, where they have spent (ho pest'fen* days. Robert Holly, Ralph Woodruff, Wal­ ter Connelly, James Hharon, W. A. Adams, Boh Dodson, Bill Lake, George Cowan, Hamden Du Bose, Joe Caldwell, Joe Gonzalea, Charles Mow, and Joe Melsch. An Interesting P. & to Fashion's decree for h'ngcne concerns itself with . pajamas, a combination for girls and juniors and a slip to Wear ’ unlKr straight-line frocks. Tho jacket of the pajamas has a V-ahanril neck and is hound with bias folds of self-material. They may Ijc fashioned of nfpe do Qiine, washable satin, radium silk, hfM»tC. cotton rrtpc or voile. Medium stxerequirreyanls36-inch material. The step-in combination consists oi chemise and drawers cut in one, with cither round or Itandcau neck. It is trimmed with narrow lace nnd satin', ribbon. ' Medium site n-qfiirrs |jf yanis 36-inch lulUte, muslin or erfpe. Slips are so much in demand that the model pictured to the extrema right .will be interesting, it has a straight upper edge, with riblnn straps. . nJa,y,V? ta,h,m"'d *>f batiste, hand*t,*fchW linen, crCpc dc Chine, radium silk or fine sateen. EinbroNlrry applied Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Herndon and A8K DAI)— HR KNOWS little •on and Mrs. J. 8. Htumon retestied home yesterday from Daytona ny Benton Braicy ifcech where (hey spent the week- Your mother can help you and give •ruL‘ . you a hand .Browns irt 1882. Ho plnyed on oth­ Through lots o f your troublesome er teams in tho big loagucs, includ­ flurries, * Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Prescott of Ing Cleveland, C(rfclnn«U and Wash­ Atlanta, will arrive this afternoon Hut thero are aomo matters sho can’t ington. Anti with his A. and P. understand, and will be the guests of tholr Germicide, ho knocks (he bugs Just Somo boyish masculine worries; nsphsw and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. ns ho use<\ clout 'em with his bat And that's what your Dad's for,. young Baa Caswell. in daya of ol<l. Thp growers will do fellow. You find well to look Mr, ^Ivord up before he He’s wise to the world, never doubt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry and leaves town. it; Miss Laura McDonald, of Atlanta; Whenever you've got such a thing on HOUSING SHORTAGE COMES Ga., who are visiting in Orlando, your mind, . DEFOIIH RHAi: ESTATE MEN wars the guests yesterday of Mrs. Go talk to your father about It. Ren Caswell. erf*ii CLEVELAND, June 27.— Problems You may have decided he’a “ clear out relating to tho housing* shortage, la­ Mrs. R. P. Torrence and Miss Fran­ of date! CUCUMBERS SOLD FOR $1,203 bor and construction material costs ces' E. Pearson Will leave Thursday A quite mid-Victorian fogy," fb? New York City, Boston and other Who can't understand what you have and the general financial situation of JACKSONVILLE, Juno 25,—A car the country will be subjccta for dis­ load of cubundters produced by the poiate of interest in the east. Mr. to relate, Torrance will accompany them ms far Whose wind with tradition Is logy; cussion at the slzteenth annual con­ state farm at Rniford was marketed ad'Jacksonville. i i ■#.. Hut try him, young fellow; Just seek vention of the National Ass'giatlon hero recently for $1,208 according to of Real Eatato Boards metinge hsre tho atato marketing bureau^ This him and spill today. Sessions will lie held in Pub­ price was reported to be far In excess ^ our trouble; bo sure ho won't Mr. and Mrs. It, A. Nswman, Bob­ flount it. lic auditorium, whorp tho national for the next highest price pn|d hero. ble and Olivo Nswman nnd Mrs; A. exposition of building ideas will lie The average has been for curumlu>rs For Dad was a l>oy once, he’a been E. Hill leave tomorrow for JacksonIn hampers, between $000 and $1,000. through tho mill, hold in connection with them. vi||i; from whence they will go by 'J— ---------------- --Ho—talk' to your father about It! Scventy-flvo hundred representa­ motor to Hendersonville, N. C., where TAXATION WAS TIIK SUBJECT tives of every branch of real csfato tksy will spend the summer. ' 11 The Governor's wiser to you than you Interests throughout PRESIDENTS UTAH ADDRESS United 'n...,;;..know, -. ...... . DELIVERED LAST NIGHT States and Genads, will attend, to Ami Mils. Stella Arrington, Mrs. 1. M. * *->** •VtiLHiu-* •'«•••• • i Don't think you con easily fool him; n working anawor to these nnd other PuDlton, Mrs. Roy Peeples, Miss (Continued from page 1) He's traveled tho ronds you sre like­ questions, which morn or less affect Mfiry Zachary ' and ' Prof. Cooper ly to go Jhn general expansion of national governments Is being just as steadily leave tomorrow in the latter's rar increased, year by year." And life has lieen aiding .to school business life. f6f North Carolina, Miss Znrhnfy him; t "Tnke tho efists of state govern­ A huge questionnaire, covering con­ goes to Highland*, N. C„ while the fio talk to him, sonny, ns man unto crete facts on present real estate ment, ’ he skid, “ I nni informed thnt rsst of the party wili spend a week conditions, will lie mndc public nt the revenues’ of tiu. stalon in 11M.1 ag­ •( Ch|mnay Rock) N. C., going from the ^convention. This questionnaire gregated $.,in8,<Wf),<K)0, nnd thnt in (bare to Mors Hill, N. C„ for the renot only denis with housing'shortage, 102,1 they had Increased to $059,000,­ maimlor of tho summer. labor costs, and flnanrlnl conditions, 000; that Is, they had inrrensed 101 but with — rental ■ ----- - tendencies, mortgage per cent, nnd every dollnr of that In­ EILANINLHCKLEAII. supply money, interest i tea, pro­ crease had'tq come in some way or Miss Edith Kilarul of Hanford nnd nounccd tendencies in suburban other from the public. The expendi­ Mv. K. I). Lerklenr of Jacksonville, growth and mnrkct rendition* for ture* « f the states in 101.1 ngrrgaBI'WOHTII LEAGUE IH were married June 2.1, 102.1. Thu ted $.’183,000,000, and in 1021 they MEETING AT OCALA residential and business property happy couple after spending five days were $1,006,000,000; mi inrreasc of throughout the country. with the groom’s parents In Tumpn, 103 per cent. Tho indebtedness of will bo with the bride's mother, In The Pipe Organ Club met Monday the states in 101.1 amounted to $123,­ Halford for a few days, Mrs. It. W. afternoon with Mrs. A. M. Phlllpa. 000,000 nnd in 1021 to ft.012,000,000, Lyon, and then will go to their home After a short business meeting the an increase qf 130 per runt. In Jacksonville. We are wishing the member* drovo to Silver (jike nnd en­ "Turn now to the cost of city gov­ young couple every success in life. joyed a dip, after which a delirious ernment. Tho Census Bureau h». lunch was served. The next meeting —Contributed. ~ LEFT FOB CAMP. Dan llansrll, Dick Maxwell, lx>*lle Mooghton and Ilrigge Arrington left yesterday with Mr. Hamilton for Jaaksonvllle, where they will join other* frflm tho state nnd go to ramp at Chimney Rock, N. C., for a stay of two months. They will he Joluj>d nt Chimney Rock by Harry \V<»mlru(T, who ie in Hendersonville, N. C. with his parents. Two Pullman ears with j boys going to this ramp left Jack­ sonville last evening. by Rev, C. \y, White pastor and C-arrel Frazier, president of tho Oca­ la-League. II. P. Dale, of IJvo Oak, president of the Assembly has not arrived on* account of the illness of hi* wife it is doubtful whether he will get hero for any of tho sessions the last of which will bo held Satur­ day morning. Tom Bird, of Orlando. ;■ STOP BACKACHE. KIDNEY TROUBLE Backache, Rheumntlc Pnlnn, dull hcedaeho, tired feeling, too frequent urination, discolored hr strong odor nr© symptoms of kidney nnd bladder trouble. “ I won always having a backache which caused me great suf­ fering," writes Mrs. Febcr, Medford, Mass. "Could not sleep ami at times I could not stand straight. Tried Foey Kidney PiU* and found relief." 8top backnrhc, kidney and bladder For Florida: Cloudy tonight; Thursday local thundershowers. Na M ea h jtm id ieim tu m r* AlibiY SADIH.BR— ' klmjrJ Aiqf'Wlanj; but In good conditio] pcnuc$.* That Is whnt the world, roust $5.10. Will sirin C.’ 1 face. ‘ The greatest a^d richest ^ov- (Cinmfnatloii— QD1TMAN, C./i. ernmenj must face it, and so must the huipblest citizen. ■ -. "Keep your eye everlastingly on A FIVE DOLLAR BjftlJ those who administer your govern­ Takes ail {ftfeciric- Esjh mental units for you; your, town, your county, your state, your na* 15!:; RedtriJUfitrIn Prices of ' tlodnjf government. Make th*m ijlnF J ^ s y l Va n i a v a c u u m dcrstatid that you are applying the •cb p TIRjES ANft TIDES’ rule of thrift and. snvipgs ip ypur - F .PvR JN E S A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU EUROPEAN PLAN. Oj'EN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOJ< OUTSIDE. W e eon furnish you with aravel for ev­ ery imrpiise. Ami lo u II flvul niir pro* iiirt nrttlnir ihn Man­ ila nl wIi.Tcvcr icru- \v\ In until, \V« (junto Imri'M prlrpB. n v ltL RAYMOND ° » Ji'm kJ rom °,c™n n? d H'o t' 1 ClanmUon. Summer nlo ,PW ,lay “ nd u?,: * 5 p c r WMk an<l HP- Specie week-end rates..----------------Every room has running water. Hill: Lumber Co ’'DalMfrv liraaq lera* Phone )30, Sanford JERGEN’S KING . v Jap Rose Soap, for tho hair, complexion and bi Phone 325 RIPPLETTB CREPE, WITCHERY CREPE. SEUSINE SILK, ner $2,00 SILKS, per y a r d ...... LADIES’ $2.50 SILK HOSE. n » LADIKS* UEI) ROOM 'feLlPPRItJi MorguCtt* La-—“ It would be hard [ ,or «"* t* ten how much benefit I have derived irom the use ot Cxrdul.” uid v *r Mra; LO. Botnaaa.ol Dip Frontstreet, MARGARET MORGAN IN CAST Margaret Morgan, whoso picture career has Included but two picture, "Disraeli" with George Arliss and "The Fighter" with Cunway Tearlo, makes her debut In Paramount pic­ FOR MISS HUFF. tures with Alice Brady In "The Snow Mias Katherine Huff of Atlauta, HrUle" whkh comes to tho Princess Ga., wga the charming young bonoree Theatre next Thursday. Miss Morlast evening, when Mrs. Ban Cgswoll entertained at bridge at her home on Folks m > that our brraa u s«n»factory and folks know whst they ars talking about. It's a loaf of full-weighted goodness that cones t<t you as elesn and pure as the suashlae that bathes tho windows of your dining room. It behooves you to .remember the name of our bread. • IhUdty. J* "l wuhonm-dowaia health I could ^ rd)r, PL toi*- I had ao y h red or sleep welL* S s s S fw s y !^ ■ •1 wlfcrcd some pain, but the worst cl ny trouble was from being so weak *ad eat? to get Urtd tad out ol bear! "This nervous condition was worn than palp. • £,,w i SANrQRDMfliD O *«t**< 4C v*M 0*j. NC-144 COCOA Har SpectaHLOO Dozen LoouUm IT S ^ atisfa CTOR e Snow gride' 105 Palmetto Arc.---------Phone 48|-J 32-IN, TISSUE GINGHAM L*4r S«JS S k Hjli “ N*fb er Foo*d Aaftkiof Better Than CanbJ for a Rud-Dowh 7 Condkioo.” ■" t«e drswiiL, XoTlft MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS,- each DOCK HEAD O VERALl.s �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, Id23 Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co. FVBMSHKIIS "Lena Than Fifty Quart* "Found in Deputies Home,'.' says the Jackson­ ville Journal. Well, forty-nine quarts at the present price of liquor is just about forty-eight quarts more than the average family possesses. The Jacksonville deputy was right well fixed for a poor man. According to the geological survey Florida is the "lowest state in the union." At the highest point It is only 326 feet above sea level. We L B W ia SHIPP C lrralalloa M i n « , r Pbiao ssa-w oner a ». m. should worry about the Sea level. It is much cooler in Florida than id any of the northern slates at present nnd that is on the "level.” «>— . S U S M r year, s t f . s u I , The Associated Press Is « ic lu ilv * ly entitled to the use for republlcstlon o f all news dispatches credited to it or not otherw ise credited In this neper and also the local news pubflkhed herein. All rights o f ro-pnhllcallan o f special dispatches herein s i s also reserved. Otfleet IlKU AI.l) BCIM H Nfl. Phene MS For.lsn Advert I tins f\*pi THF. AMLRIt'AN PRCSRA? ■Polity of Wol Polity ? uhlE5S in HOW IT QOT MERE ? TOO KNOW WHAT ivE SAID about Gu m YDONa ma« ! SOME OMR rtOSTA POT «T THERE - p o K r NVH « R » E SO FOPM— \T ,l» A t SORTA QUEER PLACE CHEWirP GUM - AlfVT ITT | Laws were being openly violated In a county In Oklnhoma to such an ex­ tent that the Governor of that state put Okmulgee county under martial law until such time ns the jieopio would come to their senses nnd ngreo to obey the law. This is a fine state of affairs In a clvilixed country. We certainly linve nothing on Jlussin these days. On Monday, July 2nd, we will pay dividends to our many hundreds o f Savings depositors. If you arc not one o f Savings depositors, we in­ vite you to become one. Start a Savings account UTILIZATION OF A GREAT now with any amount, add to it regularly, and RESOURCE. receive your dividend on Oct. 1st., our next divi­ A grandmother at 82 enters work at the gymnasium in St. Louis says a dispatch. With eight per cent beer in St. l>oul* most any kind of mlrarlcs can be performed. *-&T INTERNATIONAL dend period. You can withdraw your deposit SUMMER RESORT. Everything is set for Volusia coun­ "Florida's Greatest Summer Re­ A raiding party in Orange county sort” is the caption of the following ty’s largest celebration nt DcLnnd in yesterday captured a still, some clothes, and a Forth If this bootleg- bllity of using it. A porminent citi­ editorial in the Daytona Journal: commemoration of Independence Day. "The Morning Journal today de­ glng continues some of the raiders zen of McIntosh says his town would From nine In the morning until 12 Will get a house and lot. bo gind to obtain it, and in his opin­ votes considerable space to the at­ that night th»q;u ha* been something ion Micnnopy wou|d nlso. If the tractions of Daytona Reach as a sum­ Old Mount Aetna continues to Gamps enn make arrangements with mer resort, it is a subject that can plannedtq occupy the attention and ■pout. Good place for some enter­ Gninesville similar to those they have hardly lie covered in one issue, for hold the interest of the big crowd prising Italian to start a bool legging with Grain, they could not only' have Daytona Reach has in the past few that Is expected to be here. V *' joint. All the smoke would go up that city cheaper current hut could years become Florida’s greatest sum­ It has been mahy years since Dethrough the crater, ns it were. add greatly to the power of their mer resort nnd one of the south’s l..aml lias staged its own Fourth of July celebration nnd the DcLnnd auxiliaries,n* Gainesville hns n plant most popular. lligginliotham who whipped a lad of about the same capacity ns that in "For a score of years people have Logionocrs nrc going to make up for to death in the Futnnm I.umber Com­ this city, and the two would form a been coming to Daytona Reach for lost tinio nnd their plana include pany ramp Is on trial for bis life battery that could handle almost any having events for every minute of this week. Wo believe he will get a emergency that could arise.—Ocala tile day that willunterlnin all of their fair trial and that justice will l>c Star. visitors. 1 ‘ 1 . meted out at l^tko City where the DeLumlia host on the Fourth to trial is in progress. this section o f the state nnd enrly in­ WOODROW WILSON. dications point that the largest crowd nnd popularity of the bench Ik evet Wc will not say that Woodrow Wil­ SEMINOLE COUNTV FAIR ever to U HsOntDljp here will be pres­ spreading. The lHiilding of good son is the most loved man, because ent.— Deldimi News. roads rouds to almost every sectior t Seminole County should have n that does not ex|H*** the idea, lint we of Florida has made the Ixuich mort will say that lie is the most venerated County fair and steps should lie taken We will move, we will crate nnd niisessihle—Lite bathing, motoring to have a real fair grounds before the nnd udmired man in tho United fishing and other attraction') appeal­ hlii|i your household goods, or we will price of lands In this vicinity go too Staten. To think of Woodrow Wilson store them until >*uu Sued them. Call ing to thousands, high to make it a profitulde enter­ is to think of a man of iron who has _ G3*3tc "Awake to tile ponlhllities of be­ prise to own a fair ground. There been broken. It is to think of a man Are several good locations near tills of great purpose who the Kates have coming the 'Atlantic City of the South” Ilay loan Reach is constant.) y « y tlj^rtjpJd Ise-pgjptJnrviTjriFUind thwarted. _ Jn the—‘‘fami to. face" building and growing mid becoming raavaSs’ which Gallicc1*" Weekly Is at could he used far fulr purposes more attractive to visitors, and ns having conducted to see who the peo­ for the next ten years or more and Apply Boncilla llcautificr c.rsmic clay to entertainment features are provided your taco, nnd test while it dnef, tficn ple want for president nnd in which in that time would be worth ten times Temovc nnd see and feci the wonderful ns mueh for city lots. Aside from Henry Ford is running away ahead tiie throngs will continue to Increase." difference in the color and texture of the this feature of the project tlm county of President Harding, it is surprising skin. St Guaranteed to do Ihcse definite things for fair would I k* a grent tiling for the to see liow many people insist on the face or money refunded. Cleat the entire county of Seminole. It would voting for Mr. Wilson. They know, complexion nndnivc it color, till out the of course, that in* can never hold lin e, Remove blockheads and pimples. stimulate county pride to an extent Close enlarged porks. Rebuild facial tis­ never reached in taking n county public office ngain. They do not vote sues and muscles.! Make the skin soli for him to expess n preference for a exhibit to the Or!undo Fair and it and smooth. . $ • would bring the various units of the candidate. They simply want to You ran obtain regular sixes from your favorite toilet counter, If not, send tins county closer tugether in a great show how they honor hitu. When the ad with 1(1 centslo Ronctlla Laboratories, working body. The fair grounds colloHsnl gathering of Hliriners as­ Indianapolis, Indiana, fora (rial lube. would also he tho athletic grounds sembled in Washington City a few and the new halt park and u general dnys ago and hail their great purnde place of amusement and all year before President Harding, twenty luund place to gather. There Is noth­ thousand strong, thousands of them, ing quite like n county fair grounds with hands of music, afterward in a great farming romniunlly us| marched before Woodrow W ilson s Seminole County. We should begin getting together on this great project and at leas) take an option on several aites this year even if nothing else la •accomplished. Ollier counties are going after the county fairs ns the When Shelby, Mont., pave u $300,following from the lieI.and News 000 Kiinraiitco for tin* heavyweight would Indirate: championship fight, it agreed to put T he largest laboratory, devoted to "Active work looking forward to up more than $600 for every mini, the organisation nm) promotion of n ' dry cell research, experiments continwoman niul child in the town, if tin / uously to make them "last longer.” population figure* nro correct. It i* on record that Shelby hnx 637 people. * * Col umbi a H ot Shot or Columbia It might bo expected that so ureal ^1 Ignitors arc "right” for your needs. n spurting event, regarded by tens of That’s why people have the-habit o f million* a* more Imporinnt than any asking for Columbias. international crisis, would take place f L •» , in a metropolis, or xnmewliere within ^tv Columbia Dry Batteries for all purpMe^arc sold easy reach of n great population. ?’ • by hard ware and general stores, electrical and auto Shelby i* u sparsely settled county supply shops, garages and implement dealers. of u sparsely settled section. The sheer nerve of the Sheibvite* anytime. THE OLD RELIABLE crican reop iit Florida m e reai reason fo r buying Columbias f — they last longer Ten years ago it was reliably estimated that less than fivo per cent of the people of the United States know anything about Florida grapefruit. Grapefruit from Florida are now more or less rcgulnrly eaten in about twenty-five per cent of American homes, according to recent investigations. . Millions of housewives buy Florida grapefruit for their families and insist that dealers Bupply them with grapefruit bearing tho Scaldsweet trado mark. * -fr* Tho introduction of Florida grapefruit to such a greatly increased number o f people has been accomplished by the educational advertising we havo done as members of tho Florida Citrus Exchange. We, tho growers who cooperate in that organization, realised ten years ago that to absorb tho future production of Florida grapefruit ** would require ah immensely greater consumer demand than existed. Consequently, at that time wo decided to systematically develop such demand by telling tho public about Scaldsweet grapefruit and educating tho housewives as to the food and health values they, possess, v tl U i they last longer * Wo havo succeeded mighty, well, tho results of our work making the grapefruit industry a substantial one, with a future of promise. There yet remains tho task o f convincing tho other threo-fQurths of the Ameri­ ca^ p ^ p l^that^h ey^shou1d also eat grapefruit f „ tiff 4u)* ^ farmers and ([rove uwnels In the eeunty. .It will promote a feeling of friendly competition U'twreii the vnlous sections of the county which should be of untold benefit to all. £ N o -reason against Itsvlng a counQrfair hava been advanced and rea*p*s for having it art too many for ebOnitration." or - * This work wo wero forced to do by ourselves unaided by growers outside o f tho Florida Citrus Exchango and under tho very serious handi­ cap o f ruinous competition from tho fruit of o u t fellow growers who "tear* ket through non-cooperativo and speculative chnnnqln. ,, * ^ ^ Why not cooperatt iiutead oft tompttingf not join u m mutual benefit and profitt. Why ] ^ W j r' n o r — w u t 7 « « r s n H f n l t a a « w u i m a* m S w tlM i ( M a * m m o s M w ■ * ! •*•••* i n A u t b i vrttkeat rtS a cta f prtMa tm a a w m S f l U b r a t ***** *•*“ **• MartSa O traa K u h n s * u l a a r k .t a U t r i t * •—M r n t Ira fr f *r n « r t « a . Caasalt Um —— tijtt • ( i t * --------- - w sa Q a ltea « ) ^ * raSill!* V> V/ J r �H l J l N f M * 11 I f jf lf f g % •J 1 • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1923 New Head Local P icture Company Development Board Will Meet in Orlando Tuesday, July 10th Reorganisation of the Associated A hundred Florida business men local motion picture industry, with representing chambers of commerce, election of Senator Moses O. Overbanking and land interests, railroads, alreet as president, was announced newspapers and other businesses will yesterday. Mr. Overstreet succeeds meet here with directors of the Flor­ R. E. Grable who will devqtc his en­ ida Development Board July 10 to tire time to the Orange Court Apart­ discuss the board's Greater Florida ment hotel. movement. Donald A. Cheney Was-re-elected The meeting will,last only one day, vice-president, Cary Hand treasurer, but will Iks crowded with conferences and W. H. R. Hccht secretary. Tnc to obtain the counsel of the invited officers and F. A.1Peppercorn, Chas. business men In making out the'proHapsburg Uebe, Harry S. Wilson gram for a state advancement JAB and Harry, R . Voorhls, make up tho "We believe U)e lime ha, cyniA for board of directors. glpH di to accept the challenge _____ Declaring that the future of the hurled at her by California and other company and,the motion picture in­ progressives states/* Jules M. Burdustry In Florida was proming, Mr/ gulcrcr, president of the board, said in a letter to members of Jne bourd here, thetext of which was made public yesterday. “ The conference will discuss Flor­ ida’s needs, present and future, nnd will outline n state-wide program of activities to be carried on during the next two or three years. A short program has been prepared, but the rest of the day will Ins taken up with informal discussions of several sub­ jects which are to be presented,” Mr. Burguiercs added. It is conceded that the develop­ ment board has been highly success­ ful in its work for the state during the last year nnd its organization has been constantly strengthened. At present both the county and city chambers o f commerce here arc af­ JAPAfrXfcD RUSSIA filiated with it along with (he com­ t ARB TO TALI mercial organization of most of the driR KVl other important cities of the state, William Edwhrds, president of the TOKTO. Junc^ 2fl.—Convcrs ations Orange county chamber of commerce, bcttifccn Japan and Soviet Russia, is n director of the board nnd is ac­ undertaken in an effort to And n com- tively interested, in arrangements (for mob basis on, which a, third confer­ the approaching meeting.—Orlando ence b e t y t b e two countries may Scntineh lie ’t illed wan opened formally this affeVnoon. A. A. Jbttc is soviet spokes, man. > ANCE SPEED XIFD6 t b BE BROKBN . BY TWO FLYERS TODAY FIRB IN PEKING , Effective Monday, July 2nd, all mall subscriptions to The Sanford Hcrnid will be on a strictly paid In advance basis. The address label on papers being mailed bears the expiration date of the subscription and subscribers are urged to examine this la­ bel and if their subscription .is in arrears to forward payment to this office immediately. Subscriptions not paid by the above date will be discontinued. • • ,The Herald wants.all its friends to continue as regular read­ ers of the paper. Subscribers paying in advance are entitled'to a special rato of (0.00 per year or 53.00 for six months. Cotton Weather All Set fo r The Says Bulletin, Mel­ Bennett Trial in ons Are Riding Cigar City Today l l l r T k r A i t w U l r l P r » « i) PEKING, June 27.— Fire that de­ stroyed several minor buildings in tho imperial city near the north irate is rcpoiUd..t»^'».«Mttaumed-a quan­ tity o f VirKfahl’o' ancient records of the deposed MnncKu dynasty. Monetary loss wni smnll. ffH E l a r g e s t b u s in e s s OP k )D A Y small yours ago. but ‘ Started right* with a Chocking Account. w ka •Trunks nnd hnggnge transferred, any time, anywhere, — I.ossing’s GUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phono 408. 03-Th-Fri-Sat-tfc SICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN ■ Children suffering from intestinal worms ■ are cross, restless and unhealthy. There i are other symptoms, however. If tho ! child is nalc, naa dark rings under tho B eyes, luuf breath and takes no interest in P play, it is almost a certainty that worms ■ are eating away its vitality. The surest i g remedy for worms is White's Cream Vermi­ fuge. It is positive destruction to tho worms but harmkoa to tho child. Prico 85c.^ Sold by UNION PHARMACY ‘ j Sanford, Florida You! too, Whether Farptcr, Firm or In­ dividual arc iuvltcd to start right with this strong bank. If you have money transactions, wo can help you. v Established 18S7 Capital $100,000.00 c First N ational B ank ( H r T h e A a a o rla iH P re se t WASHINGTON, June 27.—On the whole the wenther during the week ended yesterday favorable for cotton the weekly weather crop bulletin of the Department of Agriculture said today. Melon shipments continued in Floridn. The citrus fruits did well In that state. A COMMUNITY UUILDER TA^IPA, June 27.—Presentation of testimony by the state was begun to­ day in tho trial of Raymond O. Ben­ nett, jr., charged with shooting to denth Herbert M. Cnruthrrs, woodyard mnnngcr here May 24th. The jury of six wns completed into yestrrday. F. I*. FOIIBTKK, President For Cotuhi mad Colds achca, Neuralgia, R h «r and A ll Achca and I GOVERNOR IIARllEE TO ADDRESS GOOD ROADS MEET ALL DtiUGGBn TALLAHASSEE. June 27.—Gov­ ernor Hardee is understood to have been invited to address the good roads enthusiasts incident to the for­ mal opeping of the Lake City-Jacksonville highway July 12. It is not ktjown whether the executive will be able to attend the celebration which will be held, at Lake City. IT ^ H E E R Tho Daily Herald, 15c per week There’s n lot of meal-time cheer in the brcutl we hake. It’s plumb full of nourishmont that comes front (he proper vitalized l>read-ntakinj. elements. Add a littlo sunshine to your every meal by adding the name cf our bread to your grocery order. in * T » r Vanorlnfrd Prr«*| i’ANNAH, Gn.. June 28.—Const gunrd cutter Yamncraw lijft here late yosterday In response to distress call from United Slates Eagle boat 80 miles off Fcrnnndinn. The Eagle what is l,„nt has about 75 officors ami men ance speed records ■the Stom ach a F. W11ITNBR. Cashier 38e aad «Sc. Java awd ts Hospital a!so, |3,00 BAKINGMAKES - ew S h o e y So i \ 9 Fo l k s 3F Ha p p y .' Liver, Kidneys Bawds, Blood 113 Magnolia Avc.—Snnfurd, Florida UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida Itnmro and Juliet New Lot of Men’s Knit-Silk Ties, Brand New Patterns, extrn good Silk. Special for, each— Rosa • Catallrria Itustlrana—Vol lo aaprtc The Kingdom Within Your Kyea Princeaitn (Little Princess) In Spanish Itock Me to Sleep, Mother C.iu Jol Ernestine Si 87581 AC158 0(11 17 00140 00007 m7:ih:i MELOBIOUH INSTRUMENTAL Naltda at the Spring— Etude Piano Solo Midnight Heirs Violin Solo Rondo Caprlccioao— Presto ....Plano Solo Nocturne Violin Solo Gypsy Love—Concert Waltx International i Gypsy Baron—Sweetheart—Concert Waltz International Danse .Macabre— Part I Duet for 2 Pianos Guy Mairr Danse Macabre— Part 2 Duet for 2 Pianos Guy Mairr Under the Double Eagle— March (Wagner) High School Cadets— March (Sousa) Men’s Broad Cloth Shirts, Tan and White, each SACRED NUMBERS Kill, Kill In Jewish Die Neuer “ Kol Nldre' Hebrew Saw Ye M* Saviour 0 Tender Loving Shepherd Trinl Shepherd Show Me How to Go Trinl Bleat Christmas Morn Trinl Men’s Palm Beach Pants, all colors nnd sizes, pair LIGHT VOcAl. SELECTIONS 1 Want What I Want When I Want I I I . ", New Silk in Chinese designs for Mill-Summer Dresse*, 40 in wide, Printed on heavy Crope, yard New Imported Jap Fut-nso!*, all uhupc* ami colors, 2 wizen, each 55107 New Sleeveless Sweater, in fancy colors, all sizes. Each 10007 10075 40350 10005 Pure Thread Silk, full fashion SilkTlose, Black, Brown, Grey, Iladmor and Phoenix, pair New colored atripcs in fast color* Wash Silks for Men and Boys, eacl) Largo size, nil colors, each Wash Pant*, Palm Beach, all colors, ,cach Black and White and Fancy Color* and Normandy Voiles, yard • Ito ju Wild•J' low Of �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1323 PAGE POUR REALM OF SPORTS GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING n. L. SHIPP, Editor BASE BALL N E W S | G 1 B B 0 N S O U T O A N B S ^ w ^ j^ ^ A U OTHER I S B j g f l ^ i a - i s , 0EMPSEV h a s m e t WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Florida State League Ilaytonn at Brndcntown. Lakplnnd nt Orlnndo. Tampa at St. Petersburg. I llr The Aaauelatril Vrrmm) YESTERDAY'S RESULTS I Florida Stale l-eaguc At Lakeland 4, Daytona 8. At Tampa 2, Orlnndo 10. At SL Pete 1, Brndcntown 0. National League At Boston 8, New York 1G. At Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 15. At St. I/ouia 0, Pittsburgh 0. Other* not nchcdulcd. Amerlran League No game* scheduled. At At At At Southern Association Mobile 15, Birmingham 2. Chattanooga 4, Little Rock 8. Naxhvlliu 15, Mcmphia 4. New Orleuni-Allunta, ruin. HOW THEY STAND Florida State League (Second Half) Won Lout l'ct «> .778 Brailcnlown .......... .. 7 .778 2 Orlando .....-........ ... 7 .550 4 Daytona ................. ... 5 4 .4211 3 Ijikcland ................ ) .280 5 ... 1 M St. Fotcraburg Notional Ltaxuc Wun Lost 20 New York ............ 43 23 Pittsburgh ........... 37 Cincinnati ........... . 35 . 25 31 Chicago ......... ...... 34 20 Brooklyn .............. 31 33 •St. I*iu{a .—.......... 31 20 43 Boston 41 Philadelphia ......... 17 Pet .082 .017 .582 .522 .517 .484 .217 .270 American league Won Lost oo Now York ............ no 27 Philudi ijdifa ..... 31 20 Cleveland.........*.... 33 31 20 S^. Louis . 32 Detroit .................. 2!) 31 .. ......................... 2(1 34 27 Washington ........ R 33 aa Boston .................. O .557 .522 .483 .476 .460 .413 .4(8) Southern Associa lion Won Lost 23 New Orleans ........ 40 3(1 20 Mobile 30 Nashville .„........... 28 30 Atlanta ........... 35 28 32 Memphis 30 Birmingham ........ 20 35 28 Chultunmigu 20 42 Little Rock Pet .035 .581 .550 .538 .407 .4411 .444 .323 Pet .030 GROWERS WIN, 6-1 - ST. PETERSBURG, June 28.—Hin­ kle, after blanking Brndvntown for eight inning*, weakened in the ninth and the Grower* hatted out n 0 to 1 victory here yenterdny. The wore: Ilradrntown .............. 000 000 000 0 St. Petersburg ..........ooo oyti oto—I NEW YORK, June 28.—When •Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul henvywelght, steps Into tho l ing at. Shelby, •Montano, July 4 again*l Jack Drmpaoy, the chnmpiott, he may be com­ pared in some reipcctii to "Gentleman Jim" Corbett when that dnpper box­ ing wir.nrd squared off ngninit John L. Sullivan nt New Orleans in 1802. Gibbons* chances ngninst Dempsey hhvc been belittled by n majority of the experts, and Indeed,‘ the Minne­ sotan-hardly appears heavy puncher enough to flatten the Coloradan. Rut like bis miildlweight brother Mike, "Tho Phantom," Tommy is n master boxer, cool In combat, always clever, alwuys fast, and n puncher of no mean ability. At least a year older than Dempsey, an Inch or two shorter nnd really n light-weight, Gibbons may not be able to stand before the champion for 15 rounds. Except In age—Corbett was mue hyounger. than Sullivan when they met nt New Orlenris—Gib­ bons nnd Dempsey will Is- like "Gen­ tleman .llm" and "Terrible John L.” I nthat famous scrap of 31 years ago. Sullivan’s terrific punching power, like that of tire Ilempsy of today, caused many a sturdy opponent's knees to qunk when be thought of it, nnd many of them were defeated by fear before Sullivan laid n glove on them. Not so Corbett. When Jim took his corner nt New Orleans John I* scowled, shuffled hi* feet and spat on the ring floor, his customnry greeting. Ji ndaughed and chatted with ringsiders ns the gloves were being pushed upon bis hands. He paid no attention to Sullivan. Through the rounds, ns agile Jim sidestepped Sullivan’s bull-like rush­ es, the champion ‘became ‘ Inflirmti-il. Came then the famous twenty-first round, Corbt'tt still strong and smil-. lug. The Wear of the light had told on Sullivan; he was angered, but even then had he been able to puneh Corbett solidly he would have re­ tained the title. Corbet landed five crushing blows to tho jaw. Sullivan kept his feet, hut his eyes began to roll. He was tottering. Corbett measured bis man. The right landed on the jaw point. Old John’s knees sagged and he keeled slowly over. The great ehntnpion, batterer-down of u hundred heavy-bitting opponents, had been defeated by a muster-boxer. Dempsey, a* champion, has never jnet a man as well-versed in the game as Gibbons. Carpentier, (lie onepunch itian, could not evade the Dempsey rushes. Hill llrcnnnn was more than once a punching bug. Awkward Hilly Miske was another. Willard, stunned by the llrst of Dempsey’s blows, was iui easy target until the end. ORLANDO, June 28.- Orlando got onto Fisher here yesterday and Hound­ ing him for twelve hits and seven runs In four urul a third innings,J clinched the last game of the.series with the Smokers, winning HI to 2. The acorc: Orlando .................. 030 220 003—10 Tampa ............. ........ 001 OOO 010 — 2 GIANTS WIN, 15-8 ItOSTON, June 28.—New York made it nine straight victories by de­ feating Boston yesterday 15 to 8, getting seven runs in the eleventh in­ ning. The srore: New York 00(1 200 »’.()() 07— 16 Boston . 0(8) 005 200 00— 8 LAKELAND, Juno 28.—Gossett | PHILADELPHIA, June 2H.— was Utterly wild nnd Ineffective yes­ terday, Daytona getting eight run*| Brooklyn handed Philadelphia a real la-fore Luther applied the brakes. The tiburning yesterday in the first home Highlanders rallied late in the game, game for the locals in nearly n month. hut Daytona's loud was too great uml| '1 he final (core ,was 15 to 5. Score: 423 400 020—15 Brooklyn ... they won 8 to 4. The score: 012 OKI 001— 5 Daytona .......... 017 1)00 000 —8 Philadelphia I-akrlnnd ......... ......... (88) (8)0 801—4 ST. LOUIS, June 28.—Pittsburgh No haul too short, no distance too made a clean sweep of the four game great for the QUICK SERVICE series; di-fuallng St, Louis 0 to 0 yesTRANSFER to undertake; just let us terduy. The score: Oil 000 013—li know your'wants, and we are ut your Pittsburgh st. Lpula { ............... ooo ood ooo—o at-rvlcc. Phone 408. 06-Th-Fri-Sat-lfc Tba Herald for first class job work. SCHEDULE The Daily Herald. J6e per week. FOIt FIRST Oviedo In May 24 . Juno 6 Junu June July ja p e 14 20 6 7 Brotherhood St. A. . •n* i „ -IlJL l DcrtiP ............. f Mtkniff 1 J*' ]»Joaa«8 C J 'C May 2 1 1 . , ijf IIEUAI.D • June 12 July 3 July 12 i E S * ’. A NewandBetterBuckeye GrowersintheCentiaJlakeRegion In tho fu tu re Buckeye N urserie the direct ion o f Mr. Marry K. Duty. ST. LOUIS, June 28.—She’s 78 years young uud attends gymnasium regularly. That's the proud record uf Mrs. Dorothy Sehulx— more familiarly known a* "Grandma" here. Her friends say no laih-haired flap­ per is, more nlhltic than she. "How come?" interrogated the per­ plexed reporter. "Plenty of exercise, lots of time spent in tch open, and 21 hours a day devoted to loving fellow beings," she answered. "l|ow about dancing. Doe* that help keep one young, "During my youth i was very fond of dancing,' 'she said. "Wo often stayed up till the wee suin’ hours, in those days. Hut dances were differ­ ent than they are now. "You can say I am 78 years young —not old. And that I expect to be here for a long time to come, l'rub- Hrothcrhood Ht. A. Thu territory covered hy those counties, commonly known as the Central Lake Re­ gion of Florida, of which Orlnndo is the citrus ccfttcri is rapidly forging to the front in grapefruit and orange production. Not only are there greatly increased plantings and corresponding enlargement of output in this section hut the growers who operate therein arc paying more and more attention to the quality of the fruit they produce. Iluekcye Nurseries firmly believe that all danger of over-production in Florida citrus fruits may be easily avoided hy t he growing of grapefruit and oranges of the better grades—for whirl) there will always he demand-—and hy the use of proper marketing methods. WANT the iTt rus* Indus trv o f ' FInrill ,f* 7 n ’•»***7 wben became part and parcel of and they have contributed ‘.Nv i *M•m. “ dvojac.v of the production o f better fruit new VttHeties^onhe better kind. *' lhm,tn l,1,ltor lh!wi of varieties and it. the Central' I ak^l tugLmnn' i ' (,t ,,‘ l‘ ‘ itnis interests of the counties composing •quantit’ y ‘.mtput; U m W N m " n X H t f h "I'T ?** T*\'*\U* ** M convenient and accessible \t\,|u. growers^ 1 m c c shou,d bc available in u form cit 1-uVa’ lvisuV\am’| sn h*! min'. and q *subs Din t iaT' f'V-kl ke>*° Nurseries since 10111 ns management of the Orlaru . offhu .\ V n E tl'i ‘ er; baa been assigned to the mit him the utmost freedom i. ivisin^u \ « " such a basis as to perrefcrence to immediate sales of trees! K bt‘ llK:u,,'s us bc-st for growers, without .......... .................... . uwivn ill UUIUIIIK Ul-C*--- HUM! U“ V" Nurseries. Mr. Doty has regularly uttonde.l meetings of fruit growers, like the 011.Seniinur and the State Horticultural Society. HARRY E. DOTY All fruit men who have come in contact with Mr. Doty have been impressed alike by.( is uhilitv and honesty. Buckeye Nurseries have the greatest confidence in him and m , is capacity to properly represent them in important he lms been .. the ___ , __ _ . . . . . . territory . . . . . v v i ; .of . . which m m . l l ll« lueeil in rhunn*. TI’he h o advice nnd -•*-> services ........!.........of *w X ‘ are now at the command of every Mr. TDoty citrus grower in Orange, Lake, Osceola. Seminole, Sumter and Volusia Counties, who W . • interested in making his participation in the citrus industry more profitable, cither through increased acreage or better methods. < i / Big llerean Rro. --------- Mayr S5-------Juno It) July 10 May 21 Juno 21 will maintain an office in Orlando, Florida, under This office will he located in tin* Drew Building, HQ East Church Street. It "'ill lie especially devoted to the interests of citrus glowers ia Seminole, Orange, Lake, Osce­ ola. Sumter nnd Volusia Counties. (i rand mot her Enters Gym W ork at Ajje o f 78 Juno 6 May 20 hi mi 05 SHELBY, MONT., Juqo : 28,-Dan Trnry, pioneer Gfcnt Falls mining U U M M M K l l Q R l M h man and hotel owner, suddenly with­ drew from the position of executive In Get cool tonight. charge of the business management of tho Dcmpsey-Gibbons fight last Watch tho snow Beenes and imagine nfght. Tracy said his withdrawal you’re there—that’s the recipe. was due to his inability to adequately protect the new capital put into the Alice nrady I nthc drnmntic story promotion nt the time the second of fnr North "The Snow Bride." $ LOO,000 installment was paid Jack _____ \ , Dempsey June 16. Mnyor Jim John­ Come along to the land of the snowson, treasurer of the fight, said that topped trail, where life's a two-fisted Tracey’s withdrawal would not pre­ battle nnd love’s a perilous (game. vent the holding of the bout. Tracy was placed in charge of tho • You’ll be thrilled and enraptured be­ business management of the fight *fore love finds happiness nt Inr.t nt ten days ago at the request of Great the end of the long, white trail. . Falls business men who .contributed to tho $100,000 installment due Jack Also "The Game Hunter," a twoDempsey nt a time when it nppenred part-Century comedy. that the money would not ho raised. “ I came here to see that the Great And the honor guests tonight will Falls men who have $17,000 tied up Ik* J. E. Crenshaw (of the Park Ave­ in this fight, got their money buck," nue Garage) - and his wife and will Tracy said. "It’s not in sight now sec "The Snow Bride" without cost to and I’m going hack to report to them. them. This ia you’re ticket, bring it I am through with any further con­ along. nection with tho fight. I cannot say whether tho Great Fulls people will And don’ t forgtt Friday nnd Sat­ send somebody else here to represent urday—Milton Hills In "Skin Deep," them." \(-ilh Internationa] News, only one Tracy Ift Inst night. Whether Ids day old. withdrawal leaves the business af­ fair* of the fight entirely in the hands The Daily Herald, 15c per week. of the original promoters was uncer­ tain last night, id tho they assumed Dal.y Herald on sn<e at Joe's Smoke immediate charge. House, Mobley's Hiug Store and Hunt's Pharmacy, tf GREAT FALLS, Mont., June 28.— Expressing himself as hopeful that ably you will feel nine;- lh;u\ 1 when the $100,000 duo .lark Dempsey ns tho you interview me in my P)(llh birth­ final installment of the $:t00,0i)() day," was the patting "Whot’’ of guarantee to fight Tommy Gibbons "Grnndinn," who tya* a tglde when July 4, would he in sight today, Geo. the Civil War broke out and a’ iniithII. Stanton, u Great Falls hanker, de­ er when Lincoln was a assinatul. clared Inst night that the money would lie raised without ii doubt be­ fore July 2nd, the date the amount is due Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s manager. ST Sinntoii, who advanced $50,00d**'4o 4m ,•■l » * n ' a * help iiinkc the payment of the second $100,00(1 installment ten days ago, I said efforts were being made to have the money advanced by the Great j Northern railroad. If this proposal failed, the business men and hankers I of Great Fails would he asked to ad­ vance it. "We raised the second $1(10,(88) without much effort ami it is my be­ lief we will nut have much trouble getting the final installment," Mr. Stunton said. "All llmt we need (o make the show a success is the final Installment fur Dempsey. "It is my honest opinion that Mon­ tana will not allow this thing to re­ sult in a failure. The state would never live it down." With Kearns in Shelby in the In-1 terest of financial matters, Dempsey continued training, boxing six rounds with a trio of light sparring partner* ami doing other yxcrcisrs llmt made up a workout equivalent to nine rounds. HALF PE P PE R LEAGUE Orlnndo Sentinel READ Orlando Sentinel — BASE HALL' FOOT BALL BASK ET BALL T R A P SHOOTING ¥ Juno July July June June July 12 3 12 7 2H 10 BUCKEYE NURSERIES, INC. • r • Citrus Exchange Building, Tampa. Florida D. C. GUlclt, Pres. and Troas. May 21 June 14 . Home Office, Eighth Flooh ’ Geo. R. McKean. Vice-Proa, and Mgr- ^ Central Lake Region Office, Drew B ulling, 3U harry. II. C. Allen, Scc’jr and Aaa’t. Trea»- Cliurch Street, Orlando, Florida �v y : i ’r \ » . . . ' • "r T 7 ^ ; . . . . --------— • I . ■ , > i I P S * '. • ; . ■ -------------------------- ------ —0 • ; ' I . __________ PAGE FIVB ---------------- you na|] |v. m m issed wn ai Bullet d i d » -w e ll— TUJEN t S H U E S As H O O f t i s "THE. SPEECv LIMIT IM -dASS. V E R E TOtOW* w e ll -T * DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 28. 1923 THE SANFORD BAIL ,-■ R a is in g t h e F a m i l y - Y o u d r u n . n . r ^ ** ry ■ ■ rislter nw& l l . tt S ftsN .w O T TW* SAsH w u l S t^ T T E T X O F n o o r HE J U S X H tS S E O S o m e t h i n <£>, j S t r ik e S m e h e 's •i n ^ D O C.60N G B K o HORHS t o f i n d vtV N O . t o P - NIK. S E E ^ O n C uE \KE. O O D 6 E O HtS h e p *o JU ST r t im e o r - 5 — * > -a .< 7 .'•* I m mjrx*?: in m m it» BUSINESS DIRECTORY M ' v. P M iM ^ W ANTED Pa 2 PURELY : PROFESSIONAL £ CLASSIFIED S ADS « WANTED— ROYS TO SELL THE SANFORD HERALD ON THE STREETS OF SANFORD. A (5001) CHANCE FOR. AMI1ITIOUS ROYS TO MAKE RIO PROFITS FOR A FEW HOURS WORK. SEE LOUIS SHIPP AT TJI1J HERALD OFFICE. dh-tf ' () II O U ffSIl HOCK Heal Wave Eases Yellow Cab Service NOTICE TO ALL CORPOJRATIONS To Re Established A fter Riff Storir in Sanford Shortly NEW YORK, June 28.—Poole, Please note the following regula­ tions in regard to stamp tux on stock weather prevailed here Wcdnesdar issued and see that same are strictly Sirvicc That Is Rerognixed All Over *i ______ • Tod can find tfae name of following Tuesday evening’s electrical ^ Cards of Ssnrord'a Repotcomplied with: the 1'nllrd States. ' *3 Classified Ads lr a word. No ffcry lire Business Man storm which took n toll of four liveNo., 1.—Stock is deemed to be issued * ablo Professional Men, each ** Ad takrn for less than 23c. Id 8*nford in thia Column injured more than n score, and eansei when it is subscribed for and the sub­ ^ whom. In his chosen pro* The following letter from C. R. $500,000 damage to property in Ncv And positively no Clasalfled each day. scription is accepted by the corpora­ McKlwain of the Yelow t’nl> Manu­ ®* faeaton the Herald recoin,°t Ads charged to anyone. Cash ^ mends to the people. tion, regardless of the time of deliv­ facturing t’ompany will be interest­ York ami vicinity. *•» must errompany all orders. l a n i a K i n i a i u M i HOY WANTED—Sanford Sign Shop. ery of the certificate. m After two days during which th ing to Sanford people: ** Count the words and remit 78*2tp ihenury hovered nroutnl the ninct; No. 2.—All certificates or instru­ “ We have just received n letter ** acordinely. mark, the temperature at 8 o'clock ments, of whatever designation, hav­ from our representative in your state, *1 \\ck Service Transfer Wednesday morning w as.08 with f ing a par or face value, representing Mr. Horace Keane, in which he states George A. DeCottes M K K i R i i n H i n a i M i Storage F acilities shares of stock, or of profits, or of tlint Mr. T. W. Ilryden is seriously coal hreer.o blowing. A ttorn ey-at-L aw interest in property or accumulations, conniuering establishing Yellow Cab plfAne yon, tell others; If not, Broadway was in mourning Wed FOR SALE Orer Seminole County Rank issued by any corporation, joint-stock Service in Sanford. tell us. Phone 498 nesday morning. At the luimh* SANFORD FLORIDA FAKMLH3— You con get awed om Company or association, are subject to “ While We are not interested flnntt- Friars and Greenroom clubs, plan frnm-i and irrigation plugs at the tax at the rate of 5e on each $100 j„ a))y operating companies, were discussed for n public btirlr Sanford Novelty Wnrka. 100 tfc FRED R. WILSON ol the face value or fraction thereof. we do furnish cabs to more than 400 for Bert Savoy— Everett I,. Marker, INFORD NOVELTY FDR SALK— Hosier and Hays* paints No. 3.—All certificates of stork, or successful operators in the United lie—who, witii Jay Hrannen, formes ATTORNEY-AT-LAW mid varnishes at Sanford Novelty of profits, hr of interest in property Stales, and of course are directly one of the most widely known vaudt First National Dank Building WORKS Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc or accumulations issued ,by, any cor- concerned in bettering - cab service villc teams on the Anteilean stag. SANFORD FLORIDA V. C. COLLER, Prop. t o l l SALK—Rhode liiTiiiid eggs for poiation, without par nr face value, everywhere. Savoy was killed by a lightning bo', moral Shop and Mill setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Airs. ale subject to the tax of 5 cents per at Isuig Reach. "It is because the modern cub and ELTON J. MOUGHTON Ellsworth, Rcanlnll Avenue, San­ .share unless the actual value is In ex- modern cab service are now regarded W ork ford. 83-tfp ARCHITECT icss of $!t)ll per share, in which ease ft* a civic asset to a city, that wv feel Furniture, pianos, safes, in fa< tACTOR and UUILDEIl Room 7, Miller lildf. the lax shall be 6 cents, on. each $100 the cub service in Saliford should I k* ANYTHING, ANYWHERE, moved o FOR SALK—5 Pointer pups,'No. 1 ICommcrrial Street—Sanford, Fla. ■ANFOltD -t. -:- -:- FLORIDA of actual value or fraction thereof, or stock. See Vick Hawkins, 1Id San­ brought up to tho highest possible short notice, by the QUICK SKRY’ ICI iiia ft unless the actual value is less than ford Ave. C3-tfc TRANSFER. Phone 498. B3-31 standard. $100 per share, in which case the tax FOR SALETR o . M7 West First St. “ We feel that modern cab service \ v i. W. HERNDON shall he t cent on each $20 of actual m i t i i i: i »i * n i .r .r r i n v . ■ i Attractive terms. Address owner, will benefit your city, and give you CHELLE MAINES Iti c o m p l i n tu*** t tl t ti Ho- p r o v i s i o n * « value or fraction thereof. • i "It it (it i" r Ml*1*, I . a w * ii f F lo fiiln , tm l li* liox 7K2, Daytona, Fla. <W-tfc a prosperous, v respected industry. l* h«>t»‘ bv k l v c n tlint mi f l e c t i o n tin No. 4.—The stamps representing I |INSURANCE AGENCY LAWYER ijWith modern cab service, your thea­ i»ccn nl'ilrTf*l to •»«' h eld find th e MAh) Fo r H'XLK—Ford touring car, rxcelthe tax imposed must be attached to 111 lie field In S p ccln I Tills, Hr lo u d HI* ^IRE-------- AUTO--------- BONDS —Court House ter* and hotels become more nccssi- IV lettt running condition, cheap for t r l c t Nt* *i, i Lit It c Mo tu o r ) H r m I no h the stock book and not to the certifi­ ble mill consequently more profitable. rntinty, Klurldi* •"» KriiUft June ;:*t» cash.— F. S. Frank, Box 8, Sanford. cates when issued, except in cases 1U2,1. f o r Ihi- p m pit* i* o f d e t e r in I it In i Even realty men are benefited, lie- wfin 78-4tp Him 11 Ihi 11*tintr m o f t tir ,xnld ill* S. 0. Shinholser where no stuck book is used, in which t rlc t for the H int M icrcrd in w tw« Rooms 226-228 cause residence and business property FOR SALE—Arnty tent, tfixTfi. Ap~ y e a r * , m i d tin* m i m h n o f m i l l * o f dl« event the stamps must be affixed to away, from other means, of trail spur* r l c t * k r h n o t t n x to In* I r v l i M a n d n i l ply Fourth Street and Pine Avenue. IContractor and Builder 'the Minute Hook. ■ ................. DR. R. M. MASON l i r *n (d y n t n i . tntiun becomes more desirable when I r cTthr de ff oo llr nrtrvtlrtht i f o fm ti m 77-2tp e d nr«» utjfuiintt** DENTIST f|***-*lIw-e For the transfer of stock the fol­ to n et an l n n p r « t o r * m i d c l * T k nt th* IFOIU) FLORIDA New Meisch Ruilding lowing taxes in stamps placed accord­ you have modern cah service. FOR SALK—Two ton Ninth truck, in p n - c l m l * n n n i r i l . u l t l i l h *rtld H p r r l n "Thu modern cab completes the T i u Hc I i o g I Mini r i d , to h o l d m ild f d c r Phone 201 Sanford, Florida ingly must be paid: ginxl condition, llitrguin for quick t Inn, service of the interurban electric, the P r e c in c t N« 2 ( l . n k c M o n ro e) Itrrth i No. 1.—The stamp lax on sales or sale. See I-csl Hill. 78-3tp SPONSORING THE LOW WAISTmotor coach and the ruiloar. The i*n In, 1*11mi h r l li . L n k r , A N If n u k i l l * I. P. Connelly & Sons tinnsfcr of stock accrues at the time 1 i i * ju re |o r * n n d (' tl. l t d ) , ( * l e r k FOR SALK—A six room hoiuu with 4 LINE W . J. THIGPEN n et No. I, ( l lutdn) IL ie n It KalabllahrS IKON '*> of making the sale or agreement to rail, combined wit hthcao other mod­ l V nI 'treel 2 'j acres of land, 2 miles out, hard H o f i , F l o r a I*. K 'm o >, II. W H m lth Smart enough for any occasion and ern methods of transportation, serves sell or memorandum of sale, or deliv­ III KMute, Loans and Inaurancc I n s p r r l o i * a nd A M l i i c h r w , ( l e r k . Real Estate roudj. four Jersey cows, nil fresh. practical enough ugh (or all ocrawpni iior i* f u r l t i e r i i n l r m l tlm t t t i l * not t o ery of, or transfer of the legal title the passenger from the very dour of h r It p1* A in sand and hr this Paris frock brown i ) h t t * h r d In t h e H anford M ill It IK J0 1-H Magnolia Ave. FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE Phono 2415-J. or P. O. 252, Sanford. his homo to tlie door of his destina­ Mtin cr 6pe, ^unsoring the low waist­ H erald , n iirw *p *p «*r p u h ll*h «d h to shares, or certificates of stock, or 78-ltp; wllR-lRt B i ' t i t l i i n l r i * n n nl v, hut m l l t i o i i t **nl<l ill* line. I The skirt and trimming bands of profits, or of interest in property tion, t r h ' t , t h e r e licltitf tin n r w * ( m p r r p u h on ike sleeves are in the dark tone, Classes Designed i OR .s ,\ L E Ford tom lstcr 'o ily and “ The call starts where between- l | * h r d . w i t h i n r a i d d l * t r l c t . f o r u p r in accumulations in any corporation, M A R T The Florist Kya* Examined while the (douse and (kiiic I* are in I lie o f t l r n r n * ic « p t l r v d h) l u u , rear fenders. Ilnrgain—0. A. Whidcity transportation leaves o ff—und i lot) ' fashionable sand shade. Medium sire joint-stock company, or association, or Henry McLaulin, Jr., I l o n e u n d ord»*resi liy t h e F o u n t IFlowers--------------Floral Designs don, I'hone 4(55, 78-ltp H o a r d o f 1 ' i i h l l r I nut f u e l Inti f o r H cm l stops whore it begins. It tits into requires 11i yard 40 imh sand, and of the right to subscribe for or to re­ Bole i Nmiinl> , F lorld ii In r r u n 1u r m » O pt D. 2 Jii yards brown satin crf|ie. FOR SALK—New bungalow, reason­ |nnual and Ornamental Plants ceive such shares or certificates, ru- tho pattern of the country’s trans­ ■Ion. nt H a n f o r d , F’l o r h l a . 'I’m *da> I Pictorial Review Dress No. W<8. M u i Mil. 192 J. Optician-Optometrist able terms.—E. F. Lane. 78-3tp Sires, 14 tu 20 year*, i’rice, J5 cents. gurdlcsn of the time or manner of tho portation system—never competing— dyrtit* Ave.----------- Phone 260-W C* I*. I I A I I I I I H O N * F h i U r n m n . l i t Bast First Street Sanford. Fir. FOR SALE—One lot Vi block from delivery of the certificates or agree- always working fu rthc prosperity of A l l r * t : T W. I.A W T O N , H ccretary. nil. postoffice.—K. F. J.nno, 78-3tp The Daily Herald, 15c per week. ( H e a l of H o m ' d ) mi nt nr nvemorandum of sale. G-21— « * 7 - l *-21 1**6 In f o r d m a c h i n e The entire city finds now wealth ‘No. 2.— (a) In thu case of stock ‘OR SAI.K—Celery farms, all sues. \r - ,rTn— *----------through the benefits of Increased having a par or face value, the COMPANY — K. F. Lane. 7H-3tp WEEKLY WEATHER AND amount of the tax is 2 cents an each transportation, thnt is reflected in A SPLENDID' FEELING CROP mil.I.ETIN ^nrral Machine and Holler FOR RENT $10(1 or fraction thereof of the total hunk clearings. Thnt I* one' reason That tired, half-sick. tli*r,mra|n<d furl­ Daytona Reach, Fla. Works why hankers Fncourugn the orgdid- ing caused by n torpid liver and rau*tiHUNGA LOWS, cottages and apart­ Tho outstanding features of the par or fncu value of the shores or cer­ patrd bowel* ran lm gotten rid of with Comfortable, Airy Rooms Cylinder Grinding ments for the summer season nt week’s weather were: Moderate tem­ tificates involved In the sale or agree­ xution umi expansion of modern enh •urprising promptin'** Lv uning Hrriiitie. Open the Year Around, service. But more significant to the Autnmnhile Itepaim You feel ita bcneflciul rflert witti the first Daytona Bench. Reasonable rates. peratures, as n rule, with showers and ment Vo sell, whether such aggregate ’ Reasonable Rates. * Acetylene Welding Will furnish photos and full Informa­ locally heavy rains over most of the par or face value is greater or less hunker is the fuel thnt not one opera­ doan n* it* purifying nod regulating efTrct is tlionniglt nod Complete, It not only Special rales to pnrtiea. \ tion upon request.—Bailey & Haw­ than $100, e. g., where the totul pur tor using Yellow f'nh und the Yellow drives out biio and impuritiee Imt it bune (5i!--------- Sanford, Florida Sectlon-T-heaviest over portions of the On Main Street, near Ocean 1 kins, Daytona Reach, Fla. 5-31-lmo-c Cah System of operation, has ever {tarts a i p!' mini fueling of rxliilaration, western division. Several days pass­ or face value of the shares involved ■Ireiigth, vim, and buoyanry of miirits. in the transaction is $100 or less, the fuiled. Leak J. II. Colclough C. M. CUSTER, Prop. FOR RENT—Convenient largo un­ ed without rain, which was very fav Price COe. Hold by “ We hfllevo thnt Yellow Cab Ser­ furnished rooms for housekeeping. ornhlo for farm work, and good pro' tax si 2 cents; where such value is in oak & Colclouffh UNION PHARMACY vice will reflect the progrcsidvenes* excess of $100 the tax is 2 cents on Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. greaa was made wherever poasiblo. LOW TIDES ON REACH. 1923 INSUItANCK Hanford, Florida of Sanford, and will not only lie ap­ each $100 or fraction thereof. 0-18-lmo-p There is still much grass and the in Lire—Life—Auto No. 3.—In the case of shares of preciated by your resident* but by Forenoon and afternoon tides i^ u r, ~ 7.„ —„ L. LrT , n , Trclt uf tiled Umi fcrlor condition of some crops does I1 1 ir t Nnt'l Hunk Bldg. Annex at approximately the same hour and FOR RENT—10 an stock without par or face value, the tuorlsts passing through yuur city. on Cameron nvenue.- -S. E. Barrett, pot justify the expense of cleaning out IK°ID> • FLORIDA minute. "Any co-operation thnt you can tax is 2 cents on the transfer or sale 71-12tp the grass. Cotton made Some local Fcrl Valley, Ga. give Mr, Brydcn in hi* effort* to of, or agreement to sell, each share. Date June July Aug. Hept. Oct progress In the upper counties of the HICKSON HOUSE 0:41 0:28 6:33 Ordinarily documentary stamps provido your city with modern Yel­ 4:31 1 4:05 northern division; work wn* pushed to U|r(b-date Apartments and Rooms 7:38 7:20 0:11 i/ shall lie used in the payment of tax low Cab Service, will Ih* greatly ap­ DO d/ Y e a r 2 4 :55 6:20 udvantage. Tho plants are fuirly well Daytons Reach. 8:37 8:17 ■rvi cc Station imposed upon issue <if stock, and also 0:02 7:11 preciated. 3 5:47 c Summer rates: $1.00 per day, $2t developed, hut fruit is reported as upon the transwer of stock. 9:30 8:06 9:21 "Ybur* very truly, These 7:0l •4. 0:43 |LOlUtKCTKD MAY 1, 1923 dropping and weevil aro abundant and “ Yhllow Cub Manufacturing Co. 7:5G 0:00 10:11 10:32 1 5 7:24 Smith Round active. The necessity of destroying may be purchased from tho office of 9:57 1Ji08 11:20' “ C. S. McKlwain." 8:61 tho Collector of Internal Revenue ut -(! 8:17 70-tfc the weevil ft urgent. Com mode fair Jacksonville, Tampa or Key Weat, and 9:44 10:52 11:41 11:51 ford. Arrive Departs 7 0:07 j FOR R E N T — Furnished room, rn to good progress, except on low lands, In a majority of the other towns from 83 2:30 n.m. 2:40 a.m. 8 9:67 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:40 ■ 75-Ctp but the crop is much below the sea­ the postmaster. Where they cannot Florida Lowest State, 1;38 I Park Avenue. 1:08 8:40 a.m. 0 10:44 ‘ 11:30 11:60 2:28 1Ft) I M t K N —Two acres tiled celrry sonal average; somo early pjantad ia be obtained from the postmaster they 1 Spcakinff Physically 1:51 2:25 p.m. 2:45 p.m. 10 11:30 11:60 12:42 very good, and some late planting on T takes hold. It 3:18 2:47 1:31 land, five room house' and shed. In­ uplands; much has been Abandoned should lie ordered from one of tho <5:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 11 12:10 12:24 4:09 3:35 grip s hard. Ita WAKHIN'GTON, Juno 28.—Florida, 1:10 2:13 quire L. E. Tew, West Side or Phone and thq acreage planted to covar three above mentioned places. 12 1:00 5:00 4:24 3:04 •peaking physically, is the lowest 1:55 Section 1102 of the Statutes pro­ high, thick, sharp13 1:40 41W-W. •Northbound crops. Cano and peanuts made fair 5:57 75-$tp 3:51 6:18 vides that whoever makes, signs, Is­ state in the union. 2.38 edged blocks put Arrivo Departs 14 2^0 progress, but both are grassy, work 4:40 0:14 . 0:59 FOlt RENT—Furnished home, hoi 3:15 The goologicsl survey has just 1:48 a.in. 2:03 a.m. 15 2:56 up a wedge-like re­ backward, and labor scarce. Cane ia sues - - or accepts, - - or causes to bo made, . 8:02 7:18 6:32 4:00 completed u topographical investiga­ 3:34 11:45 a.tu. ’ *12:05 p.m. and cold water; seven rooms, close poor on low lands, whers overflow* |signed, lssu#d or *cc«Pt*d' » r' ^ ln*iti^ sistance to skidding. 9:03 0:30 8:22 4:54 5:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. 17 4:21 in. Good typewriter for sale.—Mr* have taken place. Mrlon shipments ment, document or paper of afty kind tion ahuWing that the Peninsula It la tha maximum 7:34 .9:25 10:00 J. T. Brady,. 419 Palmetto Avo. 77-4tp continued from northern counties, but or description whatsoever without tho State's highest elevation, located in 0:48 10:00 p.nt. 18 6:08 safety, traction and 8:40 10:25 10:50 full smount of tax thereon being duly Polk eopnty and known as “ Iron Trilby Itranrh 19 0:02; 0:47 11:45 | Tlt HENT—8 large, cool, furoislked the crop Is short and prel°n> are very paid is guilty of a misdemeanor and Mountain,H I* only 326 feet ebove long wear you can 11:21 9:43 7:51 20 7:02 Arrivo Departs housekeeping rooms, |5 per week, poor; the soli haa bocn wet so long put under your car upon conviction thereof shell pay a 8:57 10:64 ll:6T 12:07 f beds.—312 East 6th St. eea level. The widely known Ever­ 7:30 a.m. 21 7:34 77-2tj» that the time factor is now running 9:69 11:43 12:31 12:63 fine of not more than 1100 for each • 8:32 glade*, comprising an area 150 miles - t h * raln forced , 3:25 p.m. against any improvomsnt of the crop. 1:37 1:18 L O S T _______ Cow p«as, sweet potatoes, velvet offense. 1:30 p.m. 23 9:80 11:01 11:53 Itfng and about 100 miles broad, are beveled All-Weather 2:19 101 D. T. GKROW, 5:50 p.ni. LOST, STRAYEirOR STOLEN from beans, and all' cover crops are In at an average elevation of lees than 24 10:28 11:50 12:47 2:01 Tread of the new 1:37 2:42 2:50 Collector. 60 feet above the see, while the sur­ 2?j 11:20 12:07 my farm, on the east side of San- splendid condition. Favorable proGoodyear Cord Tire. 3:29 1:02' 2:22 3:21 t-cenburg Branch 2G 12:24 face of the shallow lakes Vllhin jgress won made harvesting fhe tobac­ 4:00 G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ 3:55 3:04 1:53 Arrivp Departs 27 1:18 them. Okeechobee, Is not quite 20 4:43 ___ ard for information leading to co crop; and tho wssthe rwas favor­ pert, 216 South Orang¥, Orlando, Fla. 3:44* f:32 1:'7 ------3:65 p.m. • 2:41 28 2:10 feet .above sea level. able for that portion already harvest­ 4-24-tfc 4:2t) 5:10 6:22 recovery of same.—G. F. Smith. , .......... 2:40 p.iu. . 3:20 r*«aJeae*a«a 29 2:69 Even the one or two ridges with­ ed. Citrus trees are In good condi­ l k , m m » m i l k ili* 4 «r< 6:52 0:09 7S-6tp tion. although tome low lands, have NOW IS THE TIME to plant citrus in ths borders of the stsU scarcely 4:08 5:00 0:30 ajn. 30 3:40 0:50 6:52 4:49 7:10 p.m. 31 tree*1. I have 87 tangerines, 65 rise" to 800 feet elevation. The cap­ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS continued too wet—to that « stent tho Oviedo Branch Rive A Walker* Garage and get re­ situation is unfavorable; fruit ia hold­ Satsumss, 71 Jeffs, 19 Lue Glm Gongs, ital, Tallahassco. is located on ths Oak Ave. n ( Third Styret , Arriro Departs First Quarte/.FulJ Moon Lost Quarter ward. ing well. Rice and other minor crops IT grapefruit, 108 Valencias and 1 elope of one of the uplands, and with­ June 21 June 28 J“ I f 6 S ::t — LOST— Pair of gold rimmed glsssei made favorable progress. 8 o « « avo­ lembn on sour slock, 6 and 10 per cent in ths city border the elevation vaJuly 27 * Aug 4 8:40 p.m. July ^0 irs in market, and rtan- discount Get yours now.— B. T. TU- rise from 300 feet above eea level to Herald office antf Finder Aug. IB Aug. 2fi 8^L 3 Pools, Fla.V 77-6tc feet. hD»ily, axcept Sunday. $7 StpL U . , 0«V * — w. L» ’ ! I I rVJ&J' -.7(1 Daily Fashion Hint A GREYSTONE HOTEL \IN SCHEDULE m [V1 - I T'l r'"t 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. 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 28, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 28, 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>, June 28, 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/fd2e748030e10c5699d89cbf25926d3f.pdf 88fb39cfd9a253f0ea67b2f2897e5872 PDF Text Text V P i.’ •j S. GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION IN THE HEART OF THE VOLUME IV. SANFORD, FLO Nl •*nyt^-A, CAUSING DEATHS IN HAKE s AND ELECTRI- PRODUCTION AT WAVE AND SHIPMENT m m OF FIRES WAS HEAVY HI “L* D EDNESDAY. JU NE 27, 1923 UQ CO J, DISREGARD FOR ESSENTIALS iN LIQUOR LINERS SAFETY SAYS AT• TORNBY WELL ATTENDED, INTERESTING 24 SC MEETING IN PALM RQOM OF 18 II LINERS Valdez YGpAt FORT MYERS AND SOUTI RN HAS PERMISSION DECREASED TAXES O U T L IN E S Addressing'membeni as "Mr.” being GOVERNMENT NEW' YORK, June 27.—Mondh/ji .elated Preaa) ' "taboo" ia tha loM 'K iw ahla Cl»(b, the COMPLISHED . FOLLO W elevaed railway wreck in Brooklyn in Junb.27.—Selture Ilcrold ia going th conform wijh thi? which seven persons were killed and [ntted States of foreign’ ves­ nqW ruling in the future. President BO injured, several probably fatally, tin g liquor in violatio^ of SmiTqn called the meeting to order brought two important devalopmanta the tone court’ decision treasury and ifrowtiire a ste d ’tH* blessing. The today. regulation* understood have been con- latter has tritirely recovered frtftn the And Makes Plea for Similar Ac­ District Attorney Dodd began pre­ *l<j!iVtT sertte hf conference! be- effects his trip s ’to 'A tlanta and r tion In All States and BUILD 4ft m il k s o f n e w est' and Storms and TO S ta rt _ , . sentation to the Kings county grand DURING MAY AND THE FIRST Daytoha' Bca<,h, I d l has .hot told how Municipalities ifee* and' Prop­ . HOAD DOWN T H E WEST E le c tric a l Jury of evidence ns to the causa of he losvHW Klwanfi’hlityon. 1IAI.P OF PRESENT erty Loss Is Great COAST . the dislsater, and announced he was IKr The A ««rU lf4 Pr»«> ____ A fter consideralilo ditwussion the MONTH ON BOARD PRESIDENT HARD­ going after 'higher-ups’ of the- Rroojt- S L , plan to beautify t » highways lesd(Iff The A uortelN Frr»«> ING’S SPECIAL, Juno 27—President lyn-Manhattan Transit Company tic steps y^e, urged, n e w *y o r k ; dune 27—Electrical ing to .thlT*cUy was' deferred.rer the WASHINGTON, June 27.—Permis­ Harding travelled Into southweat ( S r T k e Am m U I M F r e e s ) . the theory that disregard for thq #•been anaoujited.' ■torn Ufhkl* M ^pt the metropolitan WAHHIHNOTON, June 27.—Propresent,' and' the support ofr the local sion given Fort Myers Southern Rail­ Utah today to visit Zion Park, flrat nur _____ sentlals of safety caused the ancient a t I-ong Beach, duction and shipment of general mer­ hospital will continue to bo tho chief way n aubsidary of the Atlantic Coast of three nntional playgroiinda. n e two cars to plunge from the structure NEW YORK, June 27.—The French aim and object of the-club's work. Line by the Interstate Commerce pinna to aeo during the trip today. Bert Savoy of chandise and manufacturers continued to the street 40 feefhclow. liner Paris and the White Star liner in heavy volume during Mn^' nnd the Commission today to build 4(1 mile Uo will retrace his wny northward Forest I.ak$ extended an invitation and Savoy, Mnyor Hylan, In a statement called Cedric, tho third and fourth vessels ■tfce team o$ Brennan Brer first half of June according to the stretch of new road down the western and continue on to Idaho where to­ to tho membership to attend the meet•^ d 'Jack Grossman, also of the thea­ siimmnry of general business and fi­ on Governor Smith for a special ses­ to defy dry laws In bringing liquors coast of Florida. It will be n south­ morrow he will make two addresses Into New York under government ing of the "Scrap Iron" class of the ern extension of tho present Atlantic trical pro^eflilon and caused the death nancial conditions made public today sion of the legislature, at which “the recalcitrant, traction controlled legis­ seals yestorday lost their excess beer, Methodist church at the Princess The­ Coast IJne from near Fort Myers to nt Pocatello nnd Idaho Falls. by the federal reserve (ward, also rc <rf k woman In Brooklyn and a man lature would be forced to adopt tho wine and liquor when customs offic­ atre next Sunday morning, and stated In Yonifar*. A number of Area were vealcd that sustained high' level of Wulker-Donohue bill providing homo ials wdnt aboard and selied all but that the Inducement offered was a Marco and open up a new urea. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Juno ^ production had l*ecn reflected in vol­ talk by T. L. Dumas. The Intter may itaHed,4 but the Iom was amal|. 27._President Harding outlined here medicinal supplies. rule In-transit control in this city." ume of employment and ‘in mnny in­ not l>e much for looks but be is right Inst night what the fedsral govern­ President Mcnderi, of the newly re­ there when It comes to wagging a Jury is Completed PHILADELPHIA, June 27.—Al­ stances advanced wages. ment hns accomplished in decreasing organised 11. M. T. Issued a state­ W est Florida Naval nimble tongue nnd It is safe to say At Lake City Try taxe* nnd the public debt and mada though the tem perature waa an even ment denying the charges of officials that many members will be present Carswell iB Speaker Stores Company for action along similar lines that rotten guard rails, which gave lbO in th# court room* w l,H*»" ®*P* Camp Whipping: Hoss abyplen next Sunday. in heavy winter cloththo states, municipalities and way when the train Jumped the track, hard of Georgia Legislature had caused the tragedy. . Lets Convicts Go Caswell and Carter, the entertain­ n furllned overcoat with rounics. I K r T h * A M u f f i l H i ’r e a a l , , u ii 'Ha had been in jail Session Stars T<Mtoy Ho said that tho guard rails held W elt Operating 24 Prisoner* Rut Off ment committee for this week, sprung LAKE CITY, June 27.—The trial The executive said the federal gov­ u very pleasant surprise by introduc­ of Thomas W. Higginbotham, convict ernment is "dlllgenUy seeking to* but thst the train toppled over and It for Life - v jl ing Miss llosmond Radford, a band- whipping l>oss, charged with mur­ prove itself n helpful example" In re­ (O F Tfc# A s m o U M f r n * l that tho accident was unavoidable. He ATLANTA, June 27.—Ged. Il. (Jars- also denied charges that someone had some and accomplished young In.iy der of Martin Tnbort, of North Da­ moving what he’ characterised as the HANUU8KY. Ohio, June 27.—With T A a f e '^ - W . r t who is an elocutionist of raro ability, kota, , wns featured again today by menace of mounting taxes and grow­ tbg mercury hovering around 02 in well, of Irwinton, was unniflmouely -turned a switch to danger after the thV i^ p ie , W o r i a t a here are “brick elected president of the senate at the wreck to make it appear that tho.mo- Florida Naval Stores Company has nnd her efforts in this line were heart­ more clashes between counsel over ing public Indebtedness, but added opening of the session of thjo Georgia torman had run past n danger signal decided to turh off' Its convicts Imme­ ily applauded nnd enjoyed. naming of commissioner to take de­ that this wn* not a federal problem, pavement atfy" today. City authori­ legislature here today. Speaker Neill and thus wns responsible. Tho switch, diately'according to a report mndo to Lloyd told of his trip way up In position of J. T. Hendry, defense wit­ that “ the improved order must come ties said eaccssiva beat waa respon­ of Muskogee county, had no opposition he said, was thrown by the train it­ the prison headquarters here by B. II. Michigan and other foreign countries ness, now in Atlanta. Counsel for into the units of government Into sible for th* “explosion of a strip of as speaker of the house, doy. Hard' Dickson, county supervisor. The com­ and stated that while crop conditions tho defense charged assistant State's which the federal government never hrick pavement” here, which threw wick is to submit his message Friday self. pany has been operating a convict in the sections vlsitod w ire excellent, Attorney Caldwell with "butting in intrudes." U e Jeffrey and* his sulomobllo Into a ■nd inauguration of ;Gov.-elict Clif­ camp a t Wcwahltchka in West Flori­ he was mlghtly glad to* get back to on case" nnd made motion for con­ Mr. Harding did not U ka up in hit Queen of Clyde Fleet ditch. ford Walker is set for Saturday. da. Last report, Vliowed It had 24 Sanford, which, ho stated, was far tinuance which the court overruled. address any contemplated administra­ of any city of the slso visited. The Jury was completed Into yes­ tion program for tax revision In th* Breaks Another Record prisoners of whom eleven were white ahead KANSAS CITY, M o, June 2 7 -T h e SEMINOLE COUNTY BRfffND Lane made a motion that tho Kl- terday. men. Tho camp is to bo abolished and coming year. He did say, however, b u S N I T W w b b e d Mrs. J- » . Col­ wanls Club challenge the Rotary Club |N ITS QUOTA FOR C. M. T. C. The stcgjnahlp Lenapo, queen of tho the prisoners turned ovor to the stato that tho federal government. w*a W. Padgett, former guard at the li,. aAJn&i thW height of the heat t s« «»*!>• a■ • a * Clyde U hs float, and bolder practical­ road dsparthwut, according to Dick^ t o a g a m e of-base ball, the proceeds Putnam Lumber Company, where working under a program which "In­ ;T*5t d * rkth.ftllfiw ,-*cl to l»e evenly divided. The motion car­ Seminole county is behin<| in IU ly of every speed record for coast­ son’s report. yW O t . Trtbert died wns tho first witness ex­ volve* extinguishing a half billion of •victim. He ried with tho provision that each mem­ cording fc .th* „ scorned. quota for the Cltiien’s Military Train­ wise liners on the Atlantic coast, add­ amined. Ho testified Tabcrt pleaded the (public) debt each year” and as­ her bathing suits, but disappeared ing Camps. Undoubtedly this fart is ed more laurels to her credit Monday ber of the club must pluy at least •not to bo whipped, but “ Higgin­ serted that the payment* which tho Accident Last Nigrht, yrlth a |5 0 fur coat and other winter due to the lack of interest on the part afternoon when she ' steamed from part of on inning. The chair appoint­ botham gave him soventy-flvo lashes British government will make under Auto Turns Over on ed I-one, Lloyd nnd DeCottos the with a leather of the prominent citlxens of this Charleston to Jacksonville In thirteen flothea. strap." Ho said the the Brltish-Amerlcan debt settlement fact Is due to the lack *hnl|u shrd un hoUra ftnd f)v0 m|nutc*. The time was Magnolia Avenue committee in charge of the offnir, prisoner begged for moiVy. Also "will correspondingly relieve the bur­ TKXVERSE CITY, Mich, June 27. county, who have received Information with strict orders to report ot the taken from dock to dock, testified that Tubcrt was sick the den upon American taxpayers.” —Frank Joy was stricken with and have been requested to acquaint A Ford touring car driven by a ne­ next meeting. The President declared no other E. F. K enney Is tho chief engineer There hnd been no provision mndo morning after the whipping nnd 1k“cake" of absant mlndodnrsa as a re­ (he boys betwNm the ages of 17 and of the Lohspc, hnvlng been connected gro turned over Inst night on Mag­ tnme unconscious Sunday night, nnd country In the world hnd been able sult of the hast. He got under the 24 with the possibility of securing a with the Clyde Line for many years. nolia avenue suid to hnvo l>een done for n speaker for the clay but Kaffcld remained so until he died the follow­ to mnke such u record in public debt cold showar a t a country club here month’s physical and military train­ The ship l» In command of Captain by a collision with another car but was so full of the good things of Kling Tuesday. J. E. Jackson, another reduction a* had the United States. a fter having ramoved only the shoe, ing, combined with recreation and lots Ingram, who brought his daughter, the straight of the story has not been wanls that ho took the floor and made former guard, also testified that he Pointing to a reduction of more than one of the very best talks ever listen­ of hla golf httlre. H* discovered of fun, «t government expense. Miss Dorothy Ingram, to Florida with, gleaned yet. He sido-swlped another hnd seen Higginbotham whip Tabort. one half In federal taxes during the reached hia predicament when ho According to R. C. Riley, Civilian him on this trip. They will take a car standing on the wrong side of the ed to by the club. Ilnffold may get past two yenrs ns compared with the Aide to tho Secretory of W at for the trip up the 8t. Johns river during the street and It is said he had n head-on mixed up a little in the uso of tho to wkr load | h u|F id 1020, he declared for the sonp. . LAKE CITY, Juno 27^-A Jury . port.—Jackson­ . ----- with a enr coming from on opposite English language, but he Is so earnest . Tr i. ■ ■— State o f Florida; who sffys:J"If the stay of tho I.onftpc la this was the "record of business ad­ the case of Thomas \V. lllggin nnd understands his subject ao thor­ direction. WILKESBARRE, P*-. ^ 27-“ Citlxens of Seminole Couuty continue ville Tlmes-Unlon. ministration to which the party now botham, convict camp whipping boss At any rnto it mndo a noise iiko two oughly that ho commands the entire charged with murder in connection in control of tho administration toels Tha terrific h a a f caused a wreck in their lack of interest, and If men locomotives running together nnd attention of hU hearers. There have with tho death of Martin Tabcrt of Justified In referring with no small and women who have been asked to In the Hudson yards of the Oklahoma County brought out half the pooplo on Mag­ Wen several talks mado recently at North Dakota, was completed here measure of satisfaction. A Hudson railroad, tying up traffic assist in recruiting, do not do their these gatherings that tho Herald part soon, the county will not be Under Martial Law, nolia and other streeta. v The negro would The British debt settlement, the to , , y . r . V k o u , . a . . t u b be glad to print, ns they were late yesterday. Ten farmer* and two was pulled from under the car and properly represented at tho campa Executive went on, has beeq “ac­ ed and twb freight cars were piled business mon composed the body. Trops in Charge given attention by Dr. Tolar who a r­ very Inspiring and Interesting. this summer. In case of an emeri claimed all over the world as one of up, blocking two lines. It required almost ten hours tp ob­ Dr. Tolar was tho lucky guy in the rived on the scene at once. Ho was gency, the boy. of Seminole County tho most notable and successful fiscal , weekly drawing contest and won, tho tain tho Jury. Tho last man entered OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., June 27. CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 2 7 .-A will certainly be handicapped as they —Governor Walton yesterday placed badly injured and it Ibokod for a whllo box of real linen handkerchief* donat­ the box nt 6 o’clock yesterday after­ accomplishments ever recorded.” Ho ns though he would die but reports to­ maniac bellsvod erased by heat still will not hsvo the training that boys Okmulgee county under m artial Jaw, ed by Connelly. Hollering that ono noon, after an all-day session of added that aside from reducing the day said ho was still alive. from other counties will get at camp playM "you chase mo" with a squ good turn drtserves anothrt1 Tolar will court Only seven more veniremen burden of American taxpayers, th# declaring In his proclamation that a '' of p o lic e d W E -w .tsr park h e « o- this summer." donate the prlxe for next woek, whllo were left out of a l«nel of 81 when settlement had been one of the "most state of lawlessness exists. Tho no­ TEMPERATURE REPORT The present situation Is not tho reassuring events since the arm is­ Connelly and Dumas will furnish the tho last selection was made. day a fte r * l n g W * ^ tion was unexpected. tice,” coming as It did a t a time of large bouquet, of flower. In c.ch fault of the boys because wherever JACKSONVILLE, June 27.—Maxi­ entertainment. Tho Jury wns ordered locked up for Announcement of the lsa(janco of the prominent men and women or vsr"widespread uncertainty and misgiv­ hand, the young m .n d‘ rt' d the night and court took n recess un­ ious communities have talked to hs the proclamation wns made by Aid- mum and minimum temperatures in ing' throughout the world of business out among bushes and drlrgway^ rich Black, the governor’s secretary, certain cities, furnished by the weath­ VIRGINIAN ON TRIAL til D o’clock this morning. and acquainted them with the everywhere." ATTEMITED ULACKMAI! shouting to patrolmen f r o m ‘ boy Counsel for the stato Immediately the young men have sent in yesterday afternoon. The proclama­ e r bureau from records compiled at 0 To the Budget Bureau Mr. Hard­ corner, and than disappearing again. facts, the young nd have been ac tion, he aald, that a "Stato of lawlesa- p. m. yesterday: held a consultation with their wit­ ing attributed much of the credit for their applications «nr n * rv-fsi Max. Min. ___ Cities nest and terror exlsta In Okmulgee ELKINS, W. Va., June 27. — An nesses and early last night it was not getting government expenditure# / WASHINGTON, June 2 7 - - T h' cepted. 70 02 county aa a result of the neglect of Atlantic City announced what phases or the flogg­ hack to something like norinal. UB* echo of the whipping of confide In The United 8tat*a Army officers In hsat-w earr Kaat dragged itaalf Tues 08 80 the sheriff i o enforce the law." A tlanta —.— 'loridn prison camps was heard In ing csso would l»e taken up flrat. der this plan, he declared, the admin­ steaming pe­ charge of the 4th Corps Ares have 72 day through another steandni 02 Boston ...».......... — John Russell, Democrat, is the shercderal court here today whan y f, II Reading newspaper stories based te tn- asked Florida to furnish COO men and istration has been abU to "awokaB 40 74 riud toward the boon .of ”l°w* Tho governor acted. Black aald, on Buffalo ................. Austin, nllas W. It. Henderson, o on evidence introduced before a Joint a spirit of economy and efficiency In a large number of them hqve aDea y bb the od -"T -i..— «* premia*! nrnmlsed tor for today b R2 psratuyo.’* signed up; however, Seminole County tha strength of signed statements sub- Chicago ...».....— 74 Keyser, W. Vsi, was placed on tria legislative eomiblttoo inquiring Into the public service.” 88 Cincinnati w oatherm en. . dur. [.‘.tin behind and ha. been given ua- mlttod L> him by three well known Ok­ **We have Introduced buslnoonjfl 64 charged with using the malls In an the death of Ta'bert a t ; tho county 84 mulgee county citlsens, which he paid lies Moines ..— — attem pt to blackmail. It Is charged lease camp of the IMthsm Lumber til July 10 to make K°odmethods In governmsnt," he added, * Ul 60 CO that Austiif Wrote a letter to Captain Seminole County, will raise h e rto to l. detailed lawlessness in the county. Eastport, Me. ....... ing the day, howev®r» Company at Clara; H i., where Hig­ "ami instead of operating blindly and 72 80 Kansas C ity ------L. M. McIntosh, of Point City, FI*-, ginbotham was employed as a whip­ to suit Individual departments which thundarsh»**r» U^ ly .^ “ ^ in d u d - We are depending upon the ^ m' ric*n They are, according to Black, the Rev, 70 00 C, Curry, pastor of tha Methodist New Y o rk ---------atala air and fraaben things-tnciuu Legion, the Woman's Clubs, the Bank­ demanding f t ,000 as the price of .his ping boss, caused ’ disqualification of have never visualised tha government- ‘ff 72 ' 80 P itts b u rg h --------Episcopal church, South, a t Oknolsilence In connection with the alleged many of the prospective Jurors. The ers and other dtliena to get busy at log tampara—«P • b ,t whole, and felt no concern fcbm* 7fl 02 ;aa; Jamas Stormcnt, chlaf of poHcs St. Louie •RMt.MM*,** whipping. Austin testified that Mc­ majority o fth o sa disqualified told the raising of funda, we ar# scroOin-,--, once. 08 82 and Henrietta and W. L. Sullfnx, OK Toledo — Intosh whipped him and hs said pe TORONTO, Out.. J u ~ court they had fixed oplhluna as to iskng, Justifying, co-ordinating, H 76 02 Washington — —• mulgee automobile dealers.. wanted tho thousand to pay the costa tha ’innocence or guilt of the defend­ not only halting mounting cost, but ,s tl» a U 4 > w“ whom were injured. hlch of a damage suit a^alni|i McIntosh- violent olectrlcsl e to r» Workmen extricated them and tqok making long strides in reducing th# ant. • Ontario ept tha w aaur* P*rt ot them to a hospital, where H its Vail •w< In selecting tho Jury the state rato- cost of government activitlea. f m i « a * * ^ * t * * ,* * * * F ! od objection to the manner In which Province Tweedsy. •'Perhaps the budget eye tom died. , _ , . )* • the defense questioned prospoctlva not accomplish so much for taxing Mrs. Herring was injured Intern­ to: BOB'S IN AI.TAMONTB n ew yorkT ^ * and spending divisions * » * » •' ally and was not . • _____ toi Juror*, each prospective member the body being asked particularly the stato, but a resolute commltasent and Rosenfeld, though badly hurt General H airy Neel: as to whelksr he had received a pam- to strike a t all extravagance bWsd n.torm ,eol waa expected to live. Cajlsd to Altamonte nnd phlst from Munich. N. D., pertaining pend public funds as one would. J i g r«r« called to han Police reserves will be gone sev#ra\ to the c***' Am,th*r himself in his personal and die a small crowd of angry resldento iral ho visiting the principal boot­ Plainly Visible to the Naked Bye as f a r Away as question was whether they had talkei re all'the of the vicinity, who recalled yester­ »«• r ° v . 'k » k leggers, etc. Ilavl s e c t i o n of B r o o k l y n . Figures furnished to him by. with Mr. Crimson about the cf»o. the the C a t o n i a and the day’s tragedy on the tracks of big beads ready f The wo*«». Mlaa Bertha Vail, ** defense referring to tho assistant at the Treasury and ,the Census same transportation company. wire* c*n a l| be handlod by LONDON, June 27.—New and violent eruption broke out thU torney geoatal of North D*h^4* who the President aUt#d, “» * * • lt u i w » h » tb . - w w p i - i * “ • Fifty of the finest specimens of Ralph If you are bf*y.‘*Wlll e M im m ltW tW oouth aide of Mount^jUtna and U here representing his state in tha feetly plain that whereas the ( felled, b rf* « » m o rp ln g n e a r be back about five o'clock, trees in Prospect Park were federal ’g p v fr« » * it > , HOLLY. N .„ V o * I- some o f them mace than a hundred WM * “ * ‘ ury haa Ixsen overwhelmttdueed. th# coot of state * t r » • year* ol<1 of Uva progressing i t old far flrat c u re Job work. re p o rt* The brief ■torln waa th« cliataX of M l* . IV both of . sixzllng day, fraught with 4raf0<■j : r T O R N A C ____ v&Y*M ki* d. to 11— • \i NEW AND BROKE OCT THIS SOUTH SIDE OF MT. AETNA •- r ^ • >• ; �T H E 8A N F0 '# l, ‘» f | ^ THE HKD CROS8 CAI.L8 YOU. WTO P i t t e d Today Despite D efense Delay LOCALS iRciofy Edifbr jfrtL* HiKgrinbotham /Rrial CONVICT WHIPPKR WILL FACE . TRIAL. AND ;CET HIS. bf m Jury to try the cnso-of Thomas W alter. l|ifginbothxw, charged with murder in conneftWo ;w|tb, the,death oL Martin Takerss Ngrtk--Jtyikgtq, In ‘a -prison camp, proceeded slowly to­ day, punctuated by repeated clashes The eltjr, is filled u with teachers between opposing counsel. Indiesfind those, who w ant to be teachers liofta. after,, t f o hours session, was th is week attending ,the teachers’ ex- Jury would*not be completed before amlnatk>ns. <;■ K - » the end>;of the day. The first panel of veniremen was almost exhausted wkeB;.ths noon., recess was..-taken. I her youngj friends at her home on Magnolia avenue at 6 o’clock,^ ..«■ • • NOTICE Ta Whom It May Concern: PJcaae take notice th at we, L. A. Renaud and Elaie A. Renaud, husband Ml and w iff, of.Sanford,'Florida, will .on M the 12th day of July, A. D. 1023, a t ^ Sanford, Florida, a t 10:00 o’clock a. m ./or a i oood thereafter as we can ba hcnrcj, will make application to and bcfo&|tho Honorable Circuit Court in npd for Sebilnole County, Florida, for loavo tb adopt and an order of adop- For Florida: Local thundershowern tonight and tomorrow. , . •Plendu •odera i manner In which! defense..questioned vopiremen, particularly a s ques­ tions as to whether they had received a Copy of phamphlet %-om Munich, Jfi ‘ Pi,, w h in in g ., to HlggJnl»lbftm. case. ‘ J. Perry Hodg*, of Dado CJty, is Among the dut-of-town huainsu-m ea rvgistated a t the Montesuma. Mrs. M. R. Lee, of Brookeville, is For qujck results LAKE CITY, Juno 2tL—After sev­ mil, The chapter wants t<y be of aa Doping a t the Montetuma for a few eral, delays by th« state and defense. great a servloo to the community as They strolled arm ig arm thru the it is possible to be. In explanation dusk wending their way to the old Thomas W. Higginbotham, convict RACKACHg, K whipping boss, will be placed on (riql the chapter wishes to explain tbo. fee ford. tiuiubui Carl C. Caines, of Palatka, Is mak here today undqr indictmept charg­ is to meet the cost of matesJals^for Aa it is now; • ing.fcis headquarters at the Mentsxu the course and expenses that natur­ They strolled arm in a rm , thrugh ing the murder of Martin Tabert of me while In the city on bualnrsa., Backache, Rheumatic Sold by , e HrinccHs Tonight Nprth Dakota. . ally accompany such a course, but hiedache. tired “ feeling, t* , • Prolonged efforts by the defense to UNION PHARMACY George B. Stanley, of Jacksonville, with 22 1-2 hours instruction—is this uripatltm, dlsrolorrd ot itne delpy the trial , on. various grounds, Sanford, Florida . a. splendid .opportunity and can arrived'In Sanford yesterday fo r a not A FIVE DOLLAR BILL ore eyraiftoms of kidney ,w .... _________ I _ . . . _ ______ .failed Monday and a panel of ,oighty, wa apend. n dollar to bettel advan­ trouble. "I was al*,n a b o rta t* y .-« • I. i‘. • ffitir Jurors wqs being rounded upi tage for ourselves and. our commu­ T ik es an:Electric Pan' backache which caused iat m • ‘ , Monday night under instructions to I CtA V AWAV THE VEABS D. T. Aldrlck le among the promt nity, I’loaae get in touch with Mrs. feting," writes Mrs. Fektr * 15% Reduction in Prices o f report for duty today a t . 10 o’clock. Apply Boncilla Beau lifter caimic cloy to nent bUaiaeu viaitora in. Sanford to­ W. K. Watooh some how, aa aoon aa “Could not sleep id! . S ixty;or more wjtnossea for- the your face, and rest While it dries, then possible* arid place your name on the PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM IMass. day from .Jacksonville. • could not stand stralrtt Til remove and see and fact tha wonderful state are said to be on hand, while difference in the color and textura of the roll. i CUP TIRES AND TUBES • Ipy Kidney Plljq <nd foaW defenae witncssca late Monday num­ akin. S~ Jas, A. Coker, of Myakka City, Is Stop backache, kidney «d | Pi P. RINGS bered 60. When the roll was talk’d Guaranteed to do these definite things for A TRIBUTE among thoea registered at tha Montetroubles with Foley Kidney fm tha faca or money refunded. Clear tha 103 Palmetto Avei----- i P h o n e 481-J fur. the defense witnesses onjy 28 nn- complexion everywhere.—Adv. and qiva it color. Lift out tha Born October 12, 1921. Died June awtred to thalr nemos, and .the court lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild fecial tl>-' * Mrs. 8. M. Lloyd and baby and Mrs. JO, 1923. cues and muscles. Make the skin soft ' Such. Is the brief record of our dar* and smooth. j C .H . Hand leave today for Daytona You can obtain regular sixes from your Beach where they will spend tha sum- ling baby’s Ufq,. For a year and a favorite toilet counter. If not, sand th|t half.our home was.gladdened by her ad. with 10 cants to Boncilla Laboratories presence, but now wo are so lonoly] Indianapolis, Indiana, lot a trial tube and Is making arrangement* to. tok| Little Coo was pot only dear, to her ’ Mrs. E. L. Hhuler and Mrs. Ella M. ‘ ..................... n of Up^jftiUy ,uni 'Anders, of Green Cove Springs, ar­ own family, but waa a favorite with Weakly- Herald. He w will,, ill. pput. u t. on. on q. ( rived in the city yesterday for a short a ll her friends. Her pretty . baby first class working force and see th at ways, her sweet amile, her tunny r ■lay. «- »* , * -- to tho - - Dally npd■1charged the court with being prej­ tho subscribers disposition endeared her to all who »if *j got their .paper, udiced. Two weeks later, . Judgo Weekly Herald Mrs. A. |I. Stafford, of Wlndcmere, knew her. promptly. ,,r _ will take charge Campbell, assigned by Governor Har­ Mr. ‘ Berg and Misses Florence. and Eunice Wo trfiaa her sorely, but bow In sub­ o f.tb a circulation July first and a jl dee to pludgo Horne’s ‘ sent, granted JERGEN’S KING. COC()A Hardwater KnighLof Bowling Green, are spend­ mission to tho Divine Will, knowing who «re In arreara to tho dally or a motion by tho atate for a change ing this week in Sanford taking the that “of such-is the kingdom of heev wepkly should pay up befora that of vengp. The ense was transferred Special {$1.00 Dozen Teachora’ examinations. , time, Mr. Herg, is np experienced. here and Judge McMullln waa aaONE WHO LOVED HER, Jnp Rose Soap, for the hair, complexion and both. Speci i s antiseptic and •Igned as the trial Judge on June 6, Misses Wanlta Durrence, of .Area* Judgo jyteMu11in granted tho dofenlc gently helps the dlajCEleanor Smith, of Fort Myers, FUNERAL HKltVICKS k twenjy day continuance in order V » = healing. A and Mabla Smith, of .Palatka, era tak* FOR JUDGE WILSON that witnesses could bo produced. 1% tha teachers examinations here Aftci|i decision had been made to IN MARIANNA TODAY BOYS ARK NATION’S Phone 325pntfOfflr-wlUi the trial court rig^eased GRHATRRT ASSETS until IQ o’clock today,' ’ Mrs. Ella Lefflor, Mr, and Mrs. Si. MARIANNA, Fla., June 2<J.—Fun­ G, Qrimson, attorney genctal of 8. Wiggins and children and Braxton eral servicoN will be held here this North. D.akotn, ocrompalicd by Otton returned homo laat evening afternoon for Judge C. I,. Wilson, the nation’s greatest n a tu ra l. reserco Aabertf, brother of tho dead youth I u m erest/-td from St- 1'uteraburg whore they spent who died yesterday after n long IU* —tho boy—to tho end that h« will arrived here Monday aflcrnpon from) ih^ week end as the guests of Mr. and neas, - lie has been n memWr of grow up with the idea that “ha pro­ fits moat who aervoa beat,’’ la the Longdon.. N. D Mr. Crimson wjij Mva. Woodward UarawpIL circuit hepch since 1904. idea underlying tho boya’ work of raprfaoht the "tote of North Dakota Rotary International na outlined by .at,th e .trial. Among thoso from out of town Ink­ Chairman Everett Hill of the Inter­ ing tha teachers’ examinations arc national Boya’ -Work Committee, dpr- Beer Will Be Dumped MUia M argaret Fisher, Kvalino Howell*'Mri- D. • Dort and Mrs. G. T|ttp New York Harbor Rohipson, of Planf G*tyj Mina Burn* ’ * JYom French Liber Lopre, pf Key West and Mrs. Jimmie L. Blount of IJiBelle. . Thirsty Souls of New York Will Have vi.- ,.i. t Cause to Weep. MINISTERS ADOIT ' ^ ‘^RESOLUTIONS AGAINST <H v T P * A a s M ta lfO I 'r r a a ) ‘ ItFJ'EA U N i; DRY LAW N E W '' YpRK, June 2(1.—Rctweon three and four thousand litres of beer ATI-ANt X .'G b., Juno 20.—Reaoiuwill , ho -dumped overhoard from the' tlona protesting -against any move­ French liner Paris now in port it ment to rcpeol.thsi. state prohibition "Roys arc history and civilization waa announced today, after a conlaw-War* adopted today by tho Meth­ at tho sourer, Mr. Sluts continued. fepnoa In .‘which Collector of Port odist and Haptlal, ministers of- At"A fraction of the time spent ppon EJtlni,, Prohibition Director Canfield v«Ms«fuard of .the legisla­ tho influencing of adults—of mop—if look parti . t e s reached the city for* the opening WINSOR CREPE, at, per yard . ■pent upon boys will establish boya itpilon of the I92II generqLaiiombly’ if ’ NEW. JUSTICE OF PEACE iivivw 111 their loyalties and tbrlr. idepla. Ev­ •if Wednesday. Thl*.action followed 32-IN. CRETON, at, per yard ...... ery consideration of business effi­ the adoption, of "similar vcfolutlona TALLAJIA8SKE, June 2S.—W, F. ciency demands -that Rotary train Sunday morning by .the- comings-) A mis num boa been appointed liy the boya in tho new ideals. °rs, at, per yarc • M p n p ts FOR c o t j p n qnicPE “Rotary can teach the boys of the governor to bo Justice of |tence for Pqlk county. He succeeds M. C. Cain, CHAMBRAYS, All Colors, at, per . T V ra, etc manjt kra\-a of dsing the world that service must be above aelf, who resigned. Anderson llvca in if the gamp of living Is to beplayed bf*«tlfiikytton rifjirs found (n suchan w fruMr* l,ut nofu more in a man’s way. With service shove 32-IN. DRESS GINGHAMS, at, p cIARTvc than in these tsffmtodsla? aelf, public responsibility will be All hough it is not illusiratnljfhc frirck NUMBER OF.FOREIGN LINERS placed before business smugness and W Higl* ENTERED NEW YORK 25-IN. PERCALES, at, per yard . -Benatora-elrct, George ll. f'zriw fll Mliafactlon. W raith will be regard­ Sy4CK TIIE NEW DRY HUL^NG contrusiiiig «dvr ami fa I vie. If dobed. of Irwlnjon apd. W illiam .II. Mundy ed aa. a napportupivy (or scrvicy. eeahJS of soft satin. Medium site tot Cede ft own, candidates for presl“Tho boys ran be tau g h t.th at hu­ remjlre* yards M inch material., . GOOD BLEACHING, 36-inches « (Continued from page 1) llic nerkplcoe of blue fox is on* of l i i ^ of the senate, had their headman personality la- the moat aerred en - to the United States Kupreme 4lkliiera in fulls wing today, and creation of the properr r i m i i , *p i— — —universe. —- — * Not » —» w ) ' —■ court Inasmuch as the public health 59-IN. TABLE DAMASK, ati pc Weft • holding conferences with the planning to gvt one to w*ar with tbm ty, b u t persona must be firat in the surgeon, Dr. E. K. Sprague, had aU forks. Iltanuh l>lo« yolla trimmed •yoa of the law. •rrk»|«-' v. „ U»Wf«eIh#)VetgeJt,mora ifgn,w qa re72-IN. TABLE DAMASK, at, ^ v "Truth must be honored RepresenUtlv* Cecil Neil bf Mu*- wnh blue i lblion in a, darker. i B w ,tT above U u i ^ . r t H j ^ law, M . W t a \ room ralk n up the dn-sa.to the right {SB i ogtp county, candidate for re-elec- •hr suni.lii ity of the model Is so •A'lniont led. every -ntau^hav* Ida u¥- Ik .om t h f U toil aa speaker of the bouse, opened Inwlstihle-that it is sure to be a opinion where the facts^can not be CURTAIN SCRIM, Ecru or White uaivrrsjl Uuirite. Medium slsc r v obtained. Let evcry.nan be tolerant iMdqqartera at a local hotel, and ofiiffary man'a opinion. I ^ t every Ivpreionlatlve-elect J. Herman Milman label his opinion aa an opinion Ifr of Dodge county has opened beadLET YOUR DOLVVR D 0 D< 14 ?W ; gufrtcra in hla camjialgn for s|>eaker awLniJk.AS Jt,trulb.. Man can gnderSecond Model: Dreaa No. IML atand ona another In terms of truth. Size*, 14 to 20 yean. Price, 33 cetug, They fight , each other over epiplng 1 “The boya can ba U ught how to build a world of.peace. Nobody hut boys can ever do thja. \ ,, ■» “How can we do theee thingsT By fxamitie! Every RotarlagKmuit t»j1 11 SaW tlW tSEftX T2 W P turn. *AppJy 900. l’nlmrtto f in h f q h ( ^ n a i m ‘> ; h stbahh 26^ r*1UU JO xa �1 V , . . . x- . '. ; / • .• »f*:' W W rr *• * - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, JU N E 27, 1923 f AGE TWO SanfordDailyHerald EUSTiS’is a l w a y s THERE L fO S T U X Sympathy, By M Carlpr IS PROSPERITY OF THE jitAILROADS A SOURCE OF DANCER? • Euatia, the most bcautfiul little city In all the world, la also one of the ■ Some newspaper* whoso editors moat progressive. It- ia Tilled with wear smoked glasses seem to believe S :-r (he fincat people to bo found any­ that the present nroa of great pros­ The Herald Printing Co. where and they arc a crowd of 100 per perity being enjoyed by the railroads r p a u > H » |ii cent boosters. When Euatia establish-: pf this country is A menace to our ( t a r cd a Rotary Club we knew thnt Eua« . j . H o ix r. well-being. The line of reasoning'!* m, 4, ULLUID___ H<r*U ry«T w w r*i tia would have one of the beat clubs H . A. KKKIi-------- ------ H r a . r a l M * u i * r not quite d e a r except th at a fear is R . *. H O U . T A « « , r l l i l M M i u i r r in the United Statea because wo knew expressed th at the greater the, pros­ A i t i r t i i i t a H a r r . ' M i l l K m w i «• whdt kind of people made up the citi­ A r a iir .il.. perity of the roaijs t h e ‘greater the zenship at Euatia. Thla haa been danger of radical interference. Frank­ i.icwia a iiir p C l r r a l a t l . a M m m *> proven out by their latest feat—that -W .ffrv > r. m. | ly, that situation is up jto tho road fit, winning the sliver cup‘for having a a .fc .t r l r l l * . P rlrr I . A S .a a r . themselves. If raten a rc .n o t increas­ 100 per cent attendance gt St. Loula O b . V . a r ___ i.-------------------------------ed but lowered wherever possible nnd I.M and coming the longest distance to the ■la M a a t b a D r l l r r r r a l a C li p h r C a r r l r r It excellent service is rendered the itT'oeate) convention with 100 per cent mem­ W rrh — ‘ shipper, there will be no demand for T h * h t « IS- f a I M - r a a r W r r k l r II r r - bership. Tho m teting a t SL Louis government Intcrferchco or -regula­ ■ U r a t l r r l r r a r m - N t a i l a a l . t ' o u a i r was an international meeting which 1oh w it wort] a a J la r a h l U h N r r r r p P r l S a r . I l r t r * tion. Press reports nre. going the J ntnBEft V H I.H that ItlAlLY HAPPtMIT 1 H . l a c v a l r a a i a S r k a a n a a a a p p l l r a - means that tho Euatia Club ia ono of 10 uKE fIU.tR HID TWC 60L l i r a . MAO r * r y r a r , a l w a z a l a a A r a a r r . WAS J I 5 A MtHtWI rounds th at some of (he roads will the heat Rotary clubs in tho world. t e a ott TO THE RAILROAD M K H K R T U B A H IO C tA TK U PHKSS THAT CoY this year declare dividends ranging gAtH* SO OfT Thnt ia something of which Euatia to T h a A s a o H a ta d I ' r . a a la . x e l u . l v a l r JttNBD OVER anywhere from 20 per cent up to 50 a n l l t U d to (La u a a f o r r a p u b l l c a i l o n of enn well feel proud and aa n former a l l n a w a d l a p a t c h . a r r . d l t . d to It o r ■aid ru u m !/1 per cent in addition to declaring stock n o t o t b a r w l a a r r . d l t a d In t h l a p a p . r resident of Euatia the editor of the a n d a ls o t h a l o i a l n a w a p u b llah ad Herald takes great pride in tho Eua­ dividends. Undoubtedly this would he ■ train. ’followed by demands froip the radical All t i ( b t a o f r a - p u b l l r a t f o n o f ap aclal tia Rotary Club—hut ns n Rotarinn 41.p atch * * h a r a l n e r a a l a . r* * .r* * d . group, headed by such men an LnFolO ff l a r i n i R A I J l B V l k D I N n . P h a a a I I I we take pride in Euatia Rotary Club iette, for n substantial reduction in as n Rotary Club composed of 100 per Adv.rtliln. k»r.«.n r.aent.llv. '1 ( F.rrl.n rates thnt would pull the not income cent members—every one of them. IATIUN THE AMERICAN PIUUSASXK of the roads down to somewhere Eustis hna gained n name and fame around 7 or 0 per cent. Of course thnt is world wide and Eustis ia this m atter of rates now rests largely known and will ho known far nnd with the interstate commerce comwide as the greatest little city in all According to Jacksonville code of 11 mlsNlon which seeks to lie guided in the world. Coral for Euatia. law prohibition officers ran have INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO* i its rulings by the consideration of n ----------- o----------liquor in their house and it ia not an fair return on the investment. It is PRIZE FIGHTERS GET THE infraction of the law—any other poor this problem of rate structure th at is DRINK NO ALCOHOL AND KEEP WRITING FOR THE PAPER. MONEY. devil goes to jail. That ia ono of the causing whatever of dissatisfaction COOL. reasons the prohibition lawn are held "Why was not my letter printed in I _ • may exist througlAiut tho country. It is a difficult problem these days in contempt by the majority of the the Independent?" inquires some And it is a problem of vast import­ Men, wo have n few wards to sny talking higher education to the people. irate correspondent from limo to to you touching on your diet during ance because it touches the pocketyoungsters w h e n prize fighting, base­ ■■ . o ■- ........... time. Well, thorn mny bo several books of every citizen, east or west, And the question of boon* in the ball, moving pictures nnd other lines lensoiiH, including improper m atter, the hot1 spell. Everybody eats too north or south.—Lakeland Star-Tele­ home of an officer in Jacksonville of work promises so much more but the main reason is thnt you do much anil most food is too heavy for gram. bring! to mind similar raaen in other money than a professional career. not write it so thnt thn editor ran average individuals. This is a good ----------- o----------time to swear off on meat. Wo have parta of the atate. Officers can have Who ever heard of n college profes­ use it without rewriting it. Remem­ BILLBOARD PUBLICITY IS NOT the word of an eminent Tnmpn phyall the liquor they want and their sor or n professional mnn of any ber that thn linotype operator goes PROPER THING. health, that favorites can do the same hut the kind getting n clean million for a few nt high speed nnd thnt he .hns no sidnn Wh6 discusses man with little pull and influence ia hours n week for a few weeks? Sport time to stop nnd decipher words thnt meat cause* many ills, among them Under the law passed by the Inst not allowed io have even n spoonful takes the placa of our holidays even are not plain. No newspaper is will­ indigestion, hives, high blood pres­ legislature the measure dealing with sure nrtd' th a t feeding of dullness. Go and all big fights are pulled or iried of liquor In Ilia house. ing to tie up a mnehino while de­ without m eat for n few weeks nnd the supervision of convicts in general to be pulled on the glorious Fourth of , ■o ciphering some hieroglyphic called savo ‘money and Ix-nrfit your health, requires thnt each month the report This ia to^iotify Boh Molly thnt un­ July—with Liberty enlightening the n world or trying to mnko senso out There nre ninny things thnt ono can of inspections and} the examinations it* a we get three iaauea of hia paper stock yards. The Jacksonville Jour­ of some sentence. And the editor cut without overloading the stomach of physicians shall be forwarded to weekly, we are Ruing to enter suit nal snys: has no time to spend in m arking over the clerk of the court in each county, for mental angtiiah, which will put "For ri brief period of time it ap­ nnd making readable your copy or in with Ylcsh food three times a dny. (Qmykquaro mcnl nnd two light ones who shall-,upon the receipt of cnch him out of business.—Reporter-Star. peared that the pummeling exhibi­ rewriting it. Now, honestly, if you are enough Tor ordinary folk. We blnnk, post the same on the board nt Kama to you, old chap. It in all the tion to ho given by Messrs. Dempsey have something you think worth sny* clnfls an those who are, not ordinary the court house. fault of the mails. Service on let­ nnd Gibbons in hohor of Uncle Sam's ing through the columns of the nc\y»- tho men whh Tabor hard for (12 to In this way the report, while in ters ia bad enough. Service on news­ birthday might he cnled off. The sec­ pnper, don’t you think it is worth (1G a day, (trying hods, laying one sense of the word, is made pub­ papers—well, there ain't no such ond lump sum of (100,000 to he paid writing plainly nnd ncrording to the animal. to the manager of Mr. Dempsey was newspaper rules? And don’t yon brick, shovlnj Jnekplnncn and so on. lic, is kept from the public; for there are hundreds, and thousands in each a little late in appearing, nnd nothing think, if the editor is willing to give Tho toilers yeijuire solid food, while the man a tilh e ^dcsk can go along county who never frequent a court­ Sanford lias at Innt organized a but Mr. Ream 's intense love of sport the xpnee too and pay theexpenso of nnd Keep hieVtrcngtii nnd henlth on house, nnd a few of those wjio do, un­ Florida vegetable corporation which Indurod him to add n few minutes to printing your communication, thnt milk and fruits ami cereals. We of­ less interested in some special ense Is expected to do grout tilings for thnt tho allotted time, so thnt frenzied you should a t least furnish him ’’good fer no suggpstions regarding fowl, which, accidentally, might be posted fertile and productive region. It ia knnkurs might hustle about nnd dig copy?"—St. Petersburg Im icpeqjpi^ ft)/. .1*W:tUiF«n; tlft flrdinary^pomnion \ticreon, cv^r^glancp nt tjift, t^iurd. yffleered t v local irrowera-uf louil an>.lh».<MislfaiJiaApHa o t tha f*al title sonse knows well enough what suits The posted honnf at nny courthouse and aurceaaful experience in Sanford, a million dollars will Ihj taken -in at The bwv round-trip excursion fares him. Rut we do offer advice to ail is the best place in tho world to and will look after the sales nnd dis­ the gate, tho champion nnd his boss announced in our Friday issue showed hands not to take drinks containing "hide" anything. This posting com­ tribution of tho ntnny products for Would pat accept any pledge based how reasonably one cun hie nway, via alcohol. That spirit burns if you plies in one way with the law; nt the which Sanford is famous. Applica­ on future income, but demanded thu ' the Atlantic Const Lima to numerous touch n mutch to it nnd it starts a same time it does not give the pubtion has been made for n charter merry rattle of visible cash. While celebrated summer resorts, theJ^:kets tiro of its own in the lx>dy and the I Hetty which the reading and buslwhich will be received In tho near this was going on Mr. Dempsey was permitting 1 sto p -o v e r privileges. drlnker suffers. There are other ness factions desire to know through future. It will nil n long-felt warn busy writing n learned discourse on While the automobile is n convenience reasons for not drinking, too, it be­ the columns of the local papers. in tho flourishing city on tho St. What England must do to develop on a trip of thin nature, it is very Leon county is the first to carry Johns.—Tampa Timea. pugilism on a high plane, nnd Mr. doubtful if one gains that degree of] ing against the law to buy liquors Gibbons wns dictating tin interview rest that iui outing should bring if nnd dangerous to consume what boot­ out the stipulations of the Lindsey leggers have to sell. We sny nothing bill, and is now posting on the board HOME MONEY—HOME INVEST- un things in general, the distinguish­ the trip is made over rough roads, about that, however, but merely point of the courthouse detuils regarding MKNT. ed bruiser* receiving u large emolu­ with fhe almost ever-present dan­ ment for tlds literary effort which ger of accident nnd minor troubles out that it Is suicidal to take aboard the eleven men in the working camp a cargo of alcohol during the sum­ ximl four prisoners in the jail. All Tho heat investment in thu world ia imposed no hardship on either Itethat lake the joy out of life. A jour­ mer time.—Tampa Tribune. details regarding these things arc an investment in your own home yond tile Inhorious signing of their ney by train is reasonably safe, sure told on the board, but the great mass town. Thla ia eiqVtlsIly true of San­ names toarticles prepared by news­ of destination and, to many people, of people will know nothing about EUSTIS MADE A WORLD’S ford today for there in no city in paper reporters, offers the most in the 'way of rest them until they slinll bo published in RECORD tho south that shown any greater "It is estimated thnt on July -Ith and freedom from worry, and is not I the newspapers, for which no fund growth in one yeat’s time then San­ there will lie spent by the eager much, if nny, more expensive.—Plunl An unprecedented “slunt" in the has been created.—Polatka News. ford tuking every item into considera­ prize-fans a total sum uf nine million City Courier. nnnnls of International Rotary was tion. And when ope nlupn to con­ of dollars, Prior to thnt time hun­ -oThe Herald for first claw job work. pulled off by tho Rotary flub of Eussider thnt homo money has built all dreds of thousands of rolunihs of O l'U HEAVY REVENUE TAXES lis, when it Went to the international tho new buildings and homes nnd rending m nttrr wll! appear in the other improvements it la nothing newspapers discussing the firms, the President. Harding boasts that, un- convention nt St. I*ouls, with every member of tho club in the party. short of marvelous. The watchword eyebrows, the tnble maimers, t h e |‘**'r *'*" ntfmlnlatration, the expenses of the local people nhould be "Home families, the sleeping styles, nnd (hi of govciyimenl vre not only being Thin Is an achievement never before Investments" made by homo money eating rapacities of the young gen­ kept wit/iin tho budget but Ihut he equnlly by a Rotary Club nnd omIf possible but always keep in mind tlemen who nttrnct more attention hns ndirumulnted two hundred mil­ which, it is predicted, will never be that your money invested at home titan the President of thu United lion dollars to be applied oil our war duplicated. Making the record nil the will return to you—tho money in­ States. On the iiuy following the debts. The fact in, however, that tho more remarkable ia the fact that this vested in outside corporations will fight there will disappear from the people of the United States were chili traveled n lung distance. If it not return to you hut goes to enrich precincts of Shelby, Mont., a large never, in the history of the govern­ bud been done by a club located with­ other cities and states. The Mort­ assortment of headaches, a number ment, taxed so highly us now. Every in n few miles of 8 t. Louis nr even 100 gage Loan Company, Tho Seminole of empty pockets, a lot of hud gram ­ time ‘you turn around you run your or 200 mileir.Tt would not have exritSecurities Company, the Sanford mar, and a carload uf cash carefully bund down in your pocket for money cd so much attention—ut for a club Building & Ixian Association und guarded by the experts who manage to pay some sort of tribute to the in faraway Florida to show up with a other homo institutions all mean n the business affairs of pugilists. Few U littnl States. Internal revenue, 100 per cent attendance is regarded in good return on your investment nnd people-will know where the President cu.tsoms duties, income tax, taxes on Rotary circles as little short of phe­ the money is working where you ran spoke, or rend whut various staes- estates, tuxes direct and indirect, nomenal. Furthermore, tho Eustis Club is n see it—it la working for you und mcn hud to sny on the meaning of IflXCH on this nnd tnxes on thnt. Ever­ new one—a "baby club." These "baby your homo town and doing wonders Independence Day. A few professors lastingly you lire paying tnxes to Rotes" from Florida have set a mnrk in development along every line. wlm druW (l.HOil a year for agitating U n d e Sam. There will be something ' When you invest your money in tlie liuitthu intellect may take tho 'for the Democrat* to do when we get for older nhd more experienced Rohome institutions you are not only trouble to read the Declaration of liv- buck into power two yearn bonce.— tnrians cvetywherc. Carrying out tho 100 per cent idea, making a safe investment in the beat dependence. A few enthusiastic , husinstic re-/ Gulpesvillc Sun. • the Eustis Rotnrion* made it n point ■0 i property In the world but you are formers may view with alarm nonw X while in Nt. Louis to attend every Hes­ helping to build your home town. The uf the tendencies of thei time. Hut LAWS MAY SEEM STRANGE sian of the convention lit a body. Ev_____ E*U» Post hiU the nail oil July 1923, will lie heralded tWe Many folks are discussing the Int- eiywhere they were designated and the head aa follows: wmld over as the calandnr date upon est wrinkle in the prohibition laws as distinguished ns the 100 per cant club. tf'A pPfEfiotion and gratitude, is due which, two thrifty pugllst* wallop^ d The Tribune is proud of thu Eustis they apply to tho foreign ship* and to U iot^ resident* of ' We«t Palm each' other a t the rate of (U,U00 par e*l>ecinlly thu British ships. Some Itotnry Club. All Florida is proud of Beach by whose efforts the financing wallop, before the shrlenkx of 'fifty s*y Amcrirn cannot aiexo tho liquor it. All International Rotary is proud of building construction has been thousand patriot* who never hjcsiUito on ship*. We wuuld nay that'A m erica of It. aided. There is no limit to the growth to spend (500 on a Fourth of July'] or any other nation can do as they Everybody at St. Loula heard of this city can attain if it* citizens celebration provided It Is di voted to please about the contents of a ship. Eustii; *11 the RoUrlan* who didn't m*ka concerted effort; the obligation on exposition of tho inan'.y art u t When the editor of tho Herald was go to St. Loul* and all their friends to tAke the initiative ia on them, if self-d«rfen»e, / carrying supplies on English tran s­ will hear of Euatia when the Rotarin no other manner than the organ­ "And then to put. the final mantle port ships for the men of the Ameri­ Ians return home; Euatia will be men­ isation of corporations and inviting of patriotism over tho entire nffair, can u riiy und navy our rigfcrattca tioned and pralaod a t every Rotary inveetor* to take stock. By provid­ tho fighter who lose* will announce were alv.iays locked up under seal In meeting, in every Rotary publication. ing the organisation for financing, as to the anxious world: "I am iVeply reaching B ritish waters and kept un­ Tho Eusti* Roatrians not only win energetic and far-sighted men of this thankful to know that tho champion­ der seal until we sailed for France. the convention trophy but they have city have done, they collected local ship remains in tho good old U. No question* were /asked about the won something much more valuable a h i made 1It available for H. A." legality of UkiifyM ur supplies away —worldwide publicity for their town local use.. Many of the Uiurifta have from u* * nd u ® * -wefts ulowered If and their state.—^Tampa Tribune. ........... 14,'" which they tjicy 4*sDf. ^eilT^. inva*tln b*y f«T i f f wh(rh 1 W< will movo, y » ( Will e lite kkked.' W h e n 'It cornea' to ‘ Dt; c a rro t# opportunities for)‘Jn- A l M i f household.poods, or > o thky ^ e a s K tfo A me thfc cuafi ....... PaU U kH m r r » « •» » * ■ « * » » < >«< *mr ■« Ik * H f r * M B a t M l H , MT M *o*U * A n * Tim. r WiH You Back Yourself to Win? If you will not, how can you expect anyone else to do so? The people o f this world usual­ ly rate a man by how he rates him self. " Every tim e you add a dollar to your interest-bearing account, you hack yourself to win. Let this bank help ?ou o u t Peoples Bank. of Sanford SANFORD FLORIDA Deposits on Ford Savings Plan received hew?. " O U R c n th u i incc won’t surprise tha motorist who Enow • once fabric tire field. ! ,..H j ' f f f --------- -130x31^ ft t . J . W l'T C P h » r , Every tiro user ---------------recognizes a value to be respected and to be investigated. The users o f “ U S C O k n o w It a» a nldhey’a worth fhat eagre- before rivc-publfcfdi^M iiicr and that has irtmntamcd its ZeaSersWip.' -»;i < “ USCO” Is made by the same people Svho make Royal Cords. 1' Where »1 tobuy USJin s MIDWAY GARAGE, LONGWOOD LAWTON UROS. CO., OVIEDO FRANK AKERS’ TIRE CO., SANFORD SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! | ANNO UNCEMEMT j We take pleasure^in announcing to the people of San­ ford th at we have contracted with the Pre-Coolii)g P lant to deliver their ice, which is pure distilled w ater icej free . from all oil, grease and sediment. We also wish to call to your attention th a t several wagons peddling ice on the streets claim to be selling ice for us. All of our wagons and trucks ave Green with our Signs oh them. And any inattention by our drivers or misrepresentation by otofej* wagons will be cheerfully 'rectified at once if corthtilfiicated to the mbnhgement. We have sufficient 1^ l a ­ ment on hand to take care of daily orders. We expect to have our box open in the heart of the city in a few days, with telephone and will appreciate your patronage. r *• �•# A p p IlfiH a g tmr Tmx THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, J923 "“ TJSffir-P&F.SS: . ■. .r i c i u * . M B M g R i N o t l e e l« h e r e b y e t v r n T. R. W ilso n C n in t U t K U j W ** T « * t > r t l f i e « t o No. 3sg, dated flic JM da»‘ uf Jutlr, A. 1>. 1S1* h a s n ied s a id . c e r t l f f M t n In my o f f ic e ■nd h u m a d * a p p l i c a t i o n fop T a x l»**d t o I s s u e ! I n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h | BW 8 W « w t u j C K t * e m b r a c e s t h e roii “w : |n _ « .d k fc rtb i^ p ro jierty s i t u a t e d In •mlnola O ur tn *JT* F l o r i d a , t o - w l t . . . . 'J& S5W E plfi in Boh ; 1*C**^.IJ** ®***Vey of t h e l ^ v y ___ said land hslng assessed The c»vli ® / fca ,awtaa 2 S r L s & l a B ^ K T « CV e noS A- 11 ° rlff,n** TllVlWtJd a r r » v » .!r is #(A a ss cfc » P iis « s n ? ia ite te ,s“ r iy r i l i f f p n e r t y s i t u a t e d m Hemlnc Coll Mr, F l o r i d______ a , t o ^ W i u X o l | , «,*<.. B twjl- « a ffc atI Ka. I t H acre*. T h a jU*p«ie<l a t t h e d a t e c r r U n c “ l0 ln h is . in roy o ff ic e a n d t o is.M il a p p lic a t i o n f o r T a x Deed e e r n n - s . i " “ ^ " r d k n c e w ith la w . Said em lipicca t h e f o l lo w in g deCo u n i ? Hemlnole N F ' t iv m S ' v ' f R.*c <B. Tw p. N1», .* La It. ‘ 30 U c rK. t r u d| e Ave. Hec. acre.*. Tm''t ' ln,( ""••'ssed a t t h e A l*« Tmx. C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 174. d a te d ? h .3 M*uawm o f such ce rtin t f t i I t H . f i r . o J J d n * . A. D. 1*20. ban ctotK In th e nam e c»f Unknown. m a d r a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o ff ic e an d H u rhrfao a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x Deed | o Wide |li accord an ce- w i t h la w . Raid c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e d t h e f o l lo w in g d * . • c r l b M p r o p e r t y a l t u a t e d In H emlnole T o tin ly . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : L o t >3 n io e k D., D. It. M i t c h e l l 's S u r v e y o f t h e L evy t l r a n t . T h e a a ld la n d b e i n g n**easrd a t th o d a t e o f ( h e I s s u n n r e of auch c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . A lao T e x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 273. d a te d t h e 7 th d a y o r J u n e . A. D. 1920. ben filed nald c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o ffice en d b a n m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f u r T a x Deed to Is su e In ecco l-d an c* w i t h la w . Raid c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * t h e fo lltiw lq g d e ­ s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y a l t u a t e d In Hemlnole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : L o t 7E Ulock D.. D. ft- M itc h e ll'* R u rv e y o f t h e Levy t l r a n t . T h e a a ld la n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d e t til* d a t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f n u rh c e r t l f c e t e In t h e n a m e of U n k n o w n . A leo T e x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 272. d a te d t h e 7 th d * y o f J u n e . A. D. m o , h a s filed a a ld c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o ffic e an d h a a m o d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x Deed t o Is su e in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w . Raid c e r t i f i c a t e c m h r a c r a t h e f o l lo w in g d e ­ s c r i b e d p r e p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Hemlnole C o u h t y j . F I n r l d n . _ t o - w i t : I ^ t 4* Ijlock n . . t>. ( I r a n i . . T h o s a i d la n d b e i n g a ss e s s e d a t t h e d a t e o f th o I s s u a n c e o f su c h certificate tn th e nam o of U nknown. A ls o . T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 271, d a te d t h e 7(h d a y o f J u n e . A. D. 1920. h a a filed a a ld c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o ff ic e a n d h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f a r T a x D.Wd t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w . Raid c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e f o l lo w in g d e ­ s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d tn R rm ln o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : L o t 32 (L e s s H 6 a c r e s ) , B lo c k D., D. It. M itc h e ll's BnrVoy o f L o r y ( I r a n i . T h e s a id la n d h s l n c a s a c s s r d a t th o d a t o of th o Is­ s u a n c e o f s u c h c e r t IIIcaiu In th o n a m e of .H o ra c e Sanderson. A leo TAX C e r t i f i c a t e No. 270, d ate.] th w 7 th d a y of J u n e , A. D. 1120, h a s filed 1 « u d c c r l i f i r n t o In m y o ff ic e a n d f i A h ' m o d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D rod t o i s s u e I n . a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w . Raid TOE COMMUNITY OlEST. MAILING LIST OF HERALD , WILL BE 0N PAID IN ADVANCE BASE AfTER JULY SECOND * ■e. 1 1 6 t t h e i s s u a n c e o f s u c h certlftr a i r i J n t h e n a m e o f u iittn nw n. tfn rw lt • Issu an ce ' o f s u c h c e rA l t o , T p i C e r t i f i c a t e No. 316. d a t e d tin r t tt b In, t h e n a m e of U n k n o w n . t h e T tM .^ a y p f J u n e . . A. D. mo. b an I h e t t h ^ v C? r ' . 3 C* t * »t h #*wn asmLe uo f KUUnit «rj n k nnoow* n ?* ' PAGE n red C ertificate No. 304. dsteC nw J u n *' A - D- •*«*. has C*r t 11,n c a j ° lb m y o f flee a n d h a a m a d e a p p li c a ti o n f o r T a x Deed to Is sue In a c c o rd a n c e w i t h law . Raid f f f t J l l f a l P fml»rnrrw t h r follow In If de* scKII.ed p r o p e r ty s l tu n i e d In Hemlnole C ou n ty , h lo r ld n . t o - w l t : ta il 4, 1' h ll L p .. • . y ,,.u,,K ' I r a n i . Rec. *2 T w p . 30, R. It. 31 R. T h e said la n d b e in g a s ­ sessed a t t h e d a t e o f t h e I s su a n c e of su c h c e rtif ic a te In th e n n m r o f Ja n * Vnttfige, K sla te . A lso T a x C e r tl f i r a te No. 103. d a te d t h e 2nd d a y of J u n e . A. D. 191*. h a s Jlled said c e rtif ic a te In iny office a n d h a s m a d e a p p li c a ti o n fo r T a x Deed to Issu e tn a c c o rd a n c e w ith law . Raid c e rtif ic a te e m b r a c e a th e f o l lo w in g d e ­ s c rib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d a n d b e i n g In R em lnole>(1ntm tn F lo r id a , t o - w l t : Lota 2, I t ’a n d IT, Dhllllp !b Y o u n g U rn n t. Her. r. T w p . 21 R. H. 31 F a s t . The aald la n d b e in g a s s e sse d a t t h e d a t e o f th e Is su an ce of su c h c e r t if ic a te In th e n a m e of J u n e Younge. K stale. Also T a x C e rtific a te No. IT. d a te d t h e 2nd d a y of J u n e . A. D. 1919. h a s filed sa id c e r t l f i r a t e In m y o ffic e a n d lias innite ‘n p p llrn tIo n f.,r T n* D rr.l t o Is sue In a c c o rd a n c e w ith law. Raid c e rtif ic a te e m b r a e r s t h e f o l lo w in g des c rib e d p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d tn R rm ln o le C ou n ty . F lo r id a , t o - w l t : L ot 7 Ulock 3 .Tier S H anford. T h e said la n d b ein g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a t e of t h e Is su a n c e of su c h c e rtif ic a te In th e mime of U n ­ known. Also T a x C ertificate No, S3, d a te d t h e 2nd d a y of J u n e , A. D. 1919, lias filed sa id c e rtif ic a te In my o rtlc e ani'i ' h a s m a d e a p p li c a ti o n f o r T ux DfeCI t o Isaue In a c c o rd a n c e w ith law . Raid c e r t i o r a t e * e m b r a c e s t h e f o l lo w in g de s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d an d b r i n g In Hemlnole C om ity, Kla,. t o - w l t : Lot *. 11. 12. a n d 13. W . F. l . e a v l t t ' a Hub D ivision. T h e said l a n d b e in g a s s e s s ed a t t h e d o te of t h e Is su a n c e o f a u c h c e r t if ic a te In th e nam o of U n k n o w n . Also T u x C e rtific a te No. 17. d a te d t h e 2nd d a y of J u n e . A. D. 1919.- ho» filed s a id c e rt if ic a te In m y o ff ic e a n d lias m n d r a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D eed to Issue lit a c c o r d a n c e w ith law . HAld c e r t if ic a te e m b r a c e s th o f o l lu w ln g de s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Hemlnole C o u n ty , F lo r id a , t o - w l t : All In H an ford t l r a n t . Her. 30 T w p . 10 H. I t a n g n 30 E 30 a c re s . T h e sa id la n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a t e of t h e I s s u a n c e of s u r h c e r tl f i c a lr In t h e n a m e o f E l i s a b e t h K issel A lso T a x C e rti fi c a te No. 1, d a te t. t h e 2nd d a y uf J u n e . A. D. 1919. haa filed Raid c e rtif ic a te In m y o ff ic e and h a a m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x Deed to Irruo In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law . Raid c o r t ll lc a t e e m b r a c e a t h e f o l lo w in g de a c rih e d p r o p e r t y a l t u a t e d In Hemlnul C o u n ty , F l o r i d a . ' t o - w l t : HKt* H W U Hec. 21. T w p . 19 H H a n g * 29 K. 40 a erca. T h e eald la n d b e in g naacRRei] a t t h e d a t e of t h e iRRUnnce o f euch c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f ti n known. Effective Monday, July 2nd, nU n u ll subscript ion* to The Sanford Herald will bis on a strictly paid)In.advance basis. The address label on pApars being mailed bekrs the expiration date of the subscription and subscribers i r o urged to examine this la­ bel and if their subacrlption is in a m a r a to forward payment to this office immediately. Subscriptions not paid by the above date will be discontinued. Tho Herald wants all its friends to continue as regular read­ ers of the paper. Subscribers paying In advance are entitled to a special rate of $d.00 per year or $3-0(1 for six months. SCALE OF SALARIES EST IHED FOB VOCATIONAL IS THAT WOULD MAKE THEM STAY A- fcatlier th a n Move Around From Year to Year Says Philips tO y T V A s s o c ia te d P e r e a t TALLAHASSEE, June 27.—A scale .Board gradually louse n the appropriaof anis’rlca for vocations! teachers tions. that would be an incentive for them “That the board fix some basis for to atgy in one place rather than move aiding Industrial Education ln the around from year to year, is the rec­ larger cities as above mentioned, eith­ ommendation of. Shclttm Philips, di­ er upon population, number of people rector of vocational cducktioh, sub­ cmployed/ln gainful occupations, or mitted to the board for the coming someone or more diminnnt trades that year. Under Mr. Philips' plan the may be 'sim ilar in ail of the largest salary paid by the etotc would remain «cities 1r unde rconaidcration. statio n er^ at $1,500 n year fo r white "That tho board allow the state tvacliera of agricultural schools. The supervisor of home economics uta of counties would be asked to supple­ all money above the sum necessary ment the salaries as follows: For tho for the BQVen all-day schools, in even­ first year teacher $300, making a to­ ing homo ttconomics classes. tal of $1,800; fDr the second year , “That the state board hnvc put into teacher $500, making a total of $2,- pamphlet form the state plana for 000; for the third’ year teacher $700, vocational education after surh roviamaking the total $2,200 and for the Iona as tho state superintendent may fourth year teacher $000, giving him find necessary to bring the plans upa totkl of $2,400. Shouhl*nny of tho to-date." . counties fall to abide by this schedule the state, under Mr. Philips' platf would wihtdraw its support. Tho nrrangemont carried out further would provide t h a t'a teacher removing to another place would start alt over on the first year's salary, ' Mr. Philips recommends that statb uld be withdrawn fQim tho Agricul­ (A R E tural department of the Wauchula county school for _ tho next ensuing NATION-WIDE ‘DKIVB IS PLAN- lit ip p ip itt .m s n u J HtlUIrtlfWj.n- ..... "NED; FLOBIIHANS MEET * year, and that aid be allowed to the filed' a a ld c e r t if ic a te In m y o ff ic e and IN ORLANDO h a a mnile a p p t l c a l l n n f o r T a x D m ! BarbcrsviUe school in Volusia county to Irruc In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law. Raid c e r t if ic a te em b r a c e * t h e f o l lo w in g de and Alachua school In Alachua county, BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 27.—At •arllte d p r o p e r t y a l t u a t e d In R rm ln o le and if funds are available, to the ne­ C o u n ty . F lo r id a , t o - w i t : NtVH «f a recent meeting here called by tho N K ' i Hec. 34. T w p. 20 H. It. 29 Ru*t gro school in Leesburg, Lake county. secretnrios of the Chambers of Com­ 40 acre*. T h e aald la n d b e in g aa Mr. Philips beileves that his salary arant-d nt t h e d a t e of t h e laau a n cn of ■uch r r r t l l l r a t e In III* n a m e o f O ver plan would encourage teachers to re­ merce of tha state, steps were taken a t r e e t T u r p e n t i n e C o m p an y . far raising from $400,000 to $000,000 Alao T ux C e rtific a te No. fi. d a te d main In the axniu school and ’{the pre­ t h e 3rd d a y of J u n e , A. I). 1911. ha* sumption is that tho second term in to bo used in a national advertising filed anltl c e rtif ic a te In m y office and campaign of Alabama, details now hn* m a d e a p p li c a ti o n f o r T a x Deed the same school-is evidence of a first being worked out by tho cxccutlvu t o laaue In n reu rd n iie a' w ith law. Raid c e rtif ic a te em b race* th e f o l lo w in g tie year’s success.” committee of the Greater AlubatAn a r r l b e d p r o p e r ty M u ta te d In H rm lnoln “ Where teachers wilfully remove to Association. This action is an out* C o u n ty , F lo r id a , t o - w l t : I J i j of HtV44 of R U !i a n d HKti of R H 'i Hec 34. T w p another school," Mr. Philips report growth of the meeting, when sanction 29 K. *0 itrre*. T h e milit Uttld n iE Y ARB MADE IN ORLANDO b1.9r i nH.g It.ii**ra*rd ut t b r d a t e of th e la- soys, “there should be removed the and promise of support of the move­ n n e e of a u r h c e rtif ic a te In t h e n a m e salary incentive, and thia is to be ac­ trom tho beat m aterials and properly au ment was given by more than 200 of U n k n o w n , V n lr a a aald c e rtlf ira te * »Tinll be re complished by placing them in a low­ leading manufacturers, industrial and Installed in-Sanford or vicinity, if you d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to law, 'T a x Deed er scalo of salary. will laatir t l te r r o n on t h e 5th d a y of business men from all sections of wlah. Wo specialize * in Awnings, J u l y . A. D. 1913. The salary front tho state and the state. With the endorsement o( W IT N U W t mV officia l s i g n a t u r e a n d a t till* th e 30tb daV of May. A, D. federal funds will at all tl tiles guar­ the plan ax outlined, definite actJoz i’orch Curtains or anything of can- ae 1923 antee a comfortable living wuge, and will soon he taken to advertise Ala­ A. IMlCdl-AKH. ras. C ? #rk rLC __________irc u i t C o u rttheir reward for peculiar aucceaa may bama in every state of the union. Hemlnole C ou n ty , F la. be found in thn Ihcrettsa af salary Itvi A. SIJ WKKlfR, D, C. Members of tha executive commit­ We also make WINDOW SHADES 6 .3 0—6-6-13-16-37— 7^4______ • from local fundi." . tee of the Association met in Mobile of A r a i l r a l l o o f o r T a x l»e< Other rccommendatlona submitted Juno 10 to appoint an advisory to your order a t a saving to you, N o1tice a d r r N rrtlo a STB of th e H r a f r i l S t a l n l r o o f I k e M a t e of F lo r id a . mittce of 07 members, one from each By Mr. Philips follow! especially ori odd aizd window*. N o tice la h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t 4. E. county of the state, which will act iff P a r t i n , p u r c h a a e r of T a x C e rtific a te “That n minimum amount of equip­ No, tXO. d a te d t h e «th day o f J u l y A. Estim ates given cheerfully. connection with the executive commit­ ment for agricultural schools be D. J»14, had, had. filed a a lud jjcceerrttlifrl r a ‘U lit m y o ffice, Fee. nod h aa mat)I t a p p li c a ti o n f o r adopted by tho Blatfi Board and each tee in handling the affairs of tho as­ T a x D e e d 't o Uxue InHi aeco rd a n o * w i t h sociation. A meeting will then be held law . Baltl c e r t l f i r a t e r m o r a r r a i u couhty board be fumiahed a list of f o l l o w i n g drRfarlbed p r o p e r ty a lt u a t e d said equipment with current coat of in Montgomery to perfoct the organi­ In H rm ln u ta C b u n ly . F lo rid a , t o - w l t ! D ot 10 p l a t of T u a k a w l ll n re c o r d e d terns on the list; and tho state super­ sation. Later anoint meeting of the lh P l a t Hook II. page-66. O r a n g e C o u n ­ visor be requested to require the coun­ advisory and executive committees t y . record*. T h e aald la n d b e in g a**r*ard a t t h e ty board to purchase only tboou a r­ Will outline a definite program of ac­ d a t e of iM u am -r of .aurli c e r t if ic a te t n tion for raising tho advertising fund, t h e n a m e of IV. tv. , T h om p ao n. U n- ticles which are to be used in the l o u aald .car c a rtlfic a to ahull be r e d e e m e d Members of the Executive commit­ l*g» work of the class for the ensuing Ta* I a c c o r d i n g tb Is tee Include 0. L. Bunn, of Birming­ on t h e 6th day year’s program, and this demand upon Pljonu 114—204 S. Main St. 1131*“ " ham, chairman; J. E. Addicke, Mo­ WITNltRH niv offiolal a l g n a t u r a a n d the county boerd be made cacli suc­ ORLANDO -:* FLORIDA' e e * l thl* th o 30th d i y of May A. D., ceeding, year for the next year's pro­ bile; W. F, Black, Montgomery; J, B. Brossious, Tuscaloosa; J. G. Scherf, I,,,‘ A. DOPOLASg. gram. '‘F irst in Our Line** C le rk C irc u it C o u rt. Andalusia; W. C. Watson, Anniston, Hemlnole C o u n ty . F la . “That, if the resident teachor-trainand R. N. Jones, Florence. [ WKKKH. V. C. Ity a . er a t the Unlvcndtg of Florida and 7-4 (-3 0 — 6-6-13-30-37 state supervisor exchange duties for Florida Jo Be Topic of Orlando Meet ; the purpose of allowing the teacher* Florida's needs, past and present, trainer to visit any of the agricultur­ will be discussed a t the get-together al ochols of the state, such visits by the resident teacher-trainer'lie1 con, meeting of representatives from var­ ious parts of the atatn interested in a fined largely to schools where those Greater Florida which will be held in ' teachers who have biit recently grad Grlarido July 10. hated' from his department are em­ A state-wide program of activities ployed, for the express' purpose of Mpplemcntlng the work he may have to be carried on during tho next two yean will pc agreed upon, according done in class room training. iEJg ALABAMA GOES AFTER $600,000 FDR PUBLICITY Other Florida cities are becoming tired of the endless drives, too, and are thinking of adopting the sensible -Community Cheat solution that so Tftfe LARGEST BUSINESS many northern cities have adopted with -such fine success, and speaking 6t *f:♦» • TQPAY ' v* r . , ,1 * •, 1 U *. .t for Jacksonville, the Timcs-Union says: t til . , •#*. *1 . in r * 1 1 1 .41 ' vm small-yearn ago, but "started right!* with “Tho Salvation Army drive comes n Checking Account. to an end in Jacksonville today. Six months of, the year have passed and You, too, whether Fiarmcr, Firm or In­ there hatfo been already seven differ­ dividual are itivited to start right with this ent kinds of drives for funds, not strong batik. counting the special efforts put forth If you have money transactions, we can by the different churchea. The peo­ help you. ple have responded each time, and should there be as many more calls Established 1887 during the next six months it is ' Capitol $100,000.00 probable that persona appealed to would respond. ' “The response to this call bears testimony to the goodnoss the lore for his fellow man and the generosity of the average individual. It ia good for each person to give—to give un­ til he feels it. However, there are many who think the drive for funds A COMMUNITY BUILDER for charitable purpose* is overdone. F. P. FORSTER, Prcaldent D. F. WH1TNBR. Cashier “ Each of the charitable institutions Is organiced by persons with unself­ ish motives and high ideals nnd ns a rule they are managed and controlled by persons of tho same eharncter. sons why devote their lives to the can be spared during the year. Could Their one iden is to help suffering office of charity. Wo contend, hotv- n plnn not bo worked out by which humanity. Very f r e q u e n t l y , h o w e v e r , evor, that entirely too much is done each person would contribute to tho their efforts nrr misdirected. Those for thn average 'down and out’, anti community chest just as much aa ha whom they would help, they oftlmcs not enough to help him do for him­ possibly could In Ja n u a ry ! Then, self or to foreo him to do. could this not be apportioned out to injure. “In putting on all these driver, tho various organisations dispensing “Tliofo are very few ])ooplo in the world who need charity. The only men and women ore called on to loavo charity in t^io city ! Individuals wny to help a person Is to help him their business nnd contribute their might stipulate exactly what amount help himself. If n person is hllnd, time nnd their energy to go among was to go to each organisation, . Of course, there will bo a g reat that Is no excuse for him t3 become the people soliciting. The business a pauper. The chnritnblo organiza­ people of the city are continually many who throw cold wator on this tion which really docs most for that harassed by visits from various com- proposition and say that it can not man is the one that refuses to GIVE mlttees in the interest of tho several bo done. Wo sincerely believe th at him a penny but makes him n loan, organizations. Each- of tho sev'en the business people will wclcomo th e ' to allow him to equip himself for that has collected funds since Christ­ idea and that if this plan wore put service, nnd then holds him to strict mas is worthy. The people generally into practice, there would be more desire to give through these agencies. money for each organiiatiQn than account for repayment. “There are many positions that a There is a luck of efficiency add a there is now, for the cost attendant lame mnti may fill. The fact that a duplication of effort thnt should bu' on each campaign would bo elimi­ • nated. , Some people might be left person has lost ono 'or two limbs eliminated. should not moko him a charge for “la the community chost to which without Jobs, however.” society. A community not so long every person contributes what ho cnn. —■ *4S — - «■ \ ago allowed n young innn who had nt tho beginning of tho year Hot a ELECTRO CIT YMANAGBR. the misfortune to lose a leg to beg much more feasible plan than tho on the streets for money with which everlasting soliciting nnd drives7 NEW SMYRNA, June 27W. H. to huy an artificial leg. That com­ Tho average business mnn, sml wo­ Hweopc hah been elected city man­ munity pauperized the young man. man, whether employer or employe, “This is not meant as n criticism of makes out n budget nt the beginning ager of this city. He received 13d those noble nnd self sacrificing per- of tho year knows definitely what out of 144 votes cast. First National Bank * W E C LO SE A T N O O N WHEN BOUGHT WITH OTHER GOODE EVERY EGG GUARANTEED SE L L E R ^ A w n in g Shop * W t f t t * BR EAltH W AEfi h j v C; ? 1 1•\ # w * * - *~+ 1 i' aston* In OAKLAND Billing. Ehroh we are amaretl at the aaton* w o u r Biles MOW A $ f for the money i» the1reuse!!. That.may Beem a Mg claim to maM'-bUt a ‘Vfeft to thTs sTrOp win prove if entirely Justi­ fied / By looking* over the dakJand you cab only real ire thtf splendid vahteaf.ltB offer;. “Hint, in all white schools where two fall time agricultural teachers are employed, the state board’ will allow $760 for salary of tho jfcond teacher on a IS months employment. “That regulations be adopted re­ stricting the vacation period of sgiiculturat teachers to purposes of pro­ fessional improvement and limited tb not more Utah two weeks during tb* year, except ln special cases that have the' approval of. tho state supervisor, “That, In order to encourage cities Vocation* 1 to Julau M. Burgyleres, president of the Florida Development Board, and those ln attendance will represent tha chambers of commerce, banka and land interests, hotel4, Jobbing and wholesale houses, railroads, newspa)>STh and other organisations' that play a part in tha general develop­ ment of the state. It is estimated that at leait 100 men will be present. The meeting will only last one day. Piggly Wiggly Is gelling more popular every day in every way la Ihe Caak and C any *i A GENERAL CLEAN-UP. JNVILLE, i Jhckre Juhe 21. — A being here Mice i.to - ta il rtA/k * m iv ■im t . ■>*'*» J •» i ... - *• S’. rn . - _ -- - - --- , *v �• R 'C • t vrd a* * t’ - i I j - W • r *1 . ; . • t*. ^ > k ■ 1 • 1 ’ - . * ’ . / 1 “*• ~ V ' r v " ‘ ■ •. * • ' ) » • 4 *' • , • . Tf ‘ - * • • • • • 4 n* •. • l f.f. . V . ' i ’- * ' * • *«•' • * '* • : -*■ • r *4 V > r * - i i . • ’ * * i w> . * *. A . » . • t a- £ t..8IJIPP, Editor OR * YESTERDAY’S RESULTS “ I Florida State League Orlando 7, Tampa 1. Daytona 2, Lakeland 8. Dradentown 3, St, Petersburg 7. c id c t FlKM R u n in t h e 1 4 th ■ D efeats Cubs RfMI ----------.. ■ Davlec Ha* Shown That tho Edifice la ■ Suaeaptlbla to tha Sllghteat Changa In Temperature. Friday nnd Saturday—Milton Sill? in ".Skin Deep." And as an added a t­ traction, International News only one day old. Saints Take Second • S traight from Growers New York Philadelphia Cleveland .... SL Ixiuis .... Detroit ........ C hicago....... Washington Boston ........ Southern Association Won Lost New Orleans Mobile ......,. Nsshvillu ..... Atlanta ....... Chattanooga Memphis ..... Birmingham Little Bock .. • h oreuoon and afternoon tides occur s t approximately the same hour and minute. Date June July Aug. Kept. OH 1 4:05 4:31 6:33 fi:2H r.;Jt Daily Fashion Hint I .' i • * , • <r ft-M s \ ; ■ ' • ; .if # • 1 • * ■ . , • ; ' * *. l i • THE SANFORD DAILY PERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1923 a little Slang horsnin Fi.shor Thoroughly Remodeled Screened Light and W ater SystetyJnaUiUed 6C&IFSHB o*R>f f J ^ \ | ■ '■ 5 ■ \ ouve G oT ) TO WcgC P T H IS * H o u SE. VOOktt^ H E A T E n .C g ^ tf ? K G O S H - U ) * ir HE(VRS H E R .- , OoOCU lPwJk COOT S W '. W H E fte . bo Y ou c e r f T H ocr s t u f f ! AH* Y O U kNOU) HouJ <bO tOITM WEg.- Voo* HfV 5 ■ ■ hW\TCS S lA ^ C OCEAN VIEW HOTEL CORONAtiO BEACH, FLORIDA Surf Bathing and Shower Baths For Reservations and Rates WANTED Daily Fashion Hint ADDRESS, OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, CORONADO, FL Too can find th*. name of every liv# Business Mmn la Sanford la thla Crdnmn sack day. ' F * * Card* of SanfonPa Reput­ able Professional Men, sstli • f whom. In hJa chosen profaaeton the Herald recom­ mends to tho people. M Iff k h on account of lt« purity is fast becoming the drinking for Central Florida,. It is also recommended for use i tcries. If you arc not drinking Elder Springs Water give it a trial. PHONE 311—WE’LL DELIVER Classified Ads le n word. No Ad taken for lest tha’n 25c. And positively no Claaalfled Ads charged to anyono. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit srordingly. uick Service Transfer Storage Facilities va picas* you, tell other*; If not, tall ns. Phoa* 418 ELDER SPRINGS WATER Tho Daily Herald, 15c per week. The Herald dell week for 16c. CLAY AW AY T H E YEARS I U » a a B B B B B i a a B U B B B a B a B a a B B B B B B B B B B B B I I ||||I M Sanford Independents to Play DeLand Here Orlando Takes Her First Two Games in The Pepper League . • Extends to Orlando and Daytonn as well as tho hundreds bottles we put out in Sanford every dny j Ida right instead of shooting it EXPLAINING ORIGIN OF COAL i straight. Among other engagements in his Traea and Vagatabla Mattar, Carbon. Izad by Hot Lava, tha Foundation, first New. York visit Dempsey met According to Professor. ; Wild Bert Kenny, Andre Anderson nnd Dan Kctehell. Kenny nnd Ander­ The origin of coal .has boon dis­ son stayed the limit of ten rounds covered, rays Prof, liarton Scameach hut Kenny fell in the fifth round. IIU.STON, Juno 27.—John Qiiinn nicll, president of tho l(adium insti. Early in 1017, after u series of ex­ pitched effectively enough for Boston tuto at Dover, England, lie has ploits by no means brilliant, Demp­ yesterday to defeat hi» old tenmsey was knocked out in one round by mates of New York, 3 to I. Score: been engaged in research tvork with Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fireman. Vur- New York ....... 000 000 001—1 11 2 lava front Mount Vesuvius, which lous reports were circulated about tho N'tston .............. 200 000 lOx—3 8 1 is being used as fertilizer, nnd sav* fight nnd Inter Dempsey redeemed Hoyt and Hoffman; Julnn and Wal­ this led to the discovery that the himself by disposing of Flynn In less ters. LAKELAND, June 27.—Bricked than u round. sensational support nnd a whirlv While Dempsey’a early performnheoffensive, Sam I’uynu turned Dayt is were mediocre nnd suggestive of buck nnd Lakeland wgn 8 to 2 yes dny. Tbc seoro: ■ > anything hut.future greatness, he dovelo|M'd into one of the greatest heavy Daytona ...................T 101 oot) 00fl weights in ring history. He severed Lakeland ............... 010 012 22x relntlkMlITiVlth Jfliih the Barber' arid 1 •■J 5{J, :;n ticxtTP'TTfr TAMPA, June 27.,—Jcsx Woolf lowed the Smokers hut three hit - h yesterday and Orlando won the gui riiiLAUKl.PIM A, June 27—round 7 to 1. The scoret, ing four Washington pitchers for 2( ° rln,"l« ...................... 130120 000 hits, Philadelphia yesterday cloned iti Tampa ........................ joo 000 000 heme stand with a 10-7 victory over the Senators. The srorc: Washington 120 0 |0 otto— ^ Philadelphia 005 OflO 50x_Ifl 20 2 Johnson^ Znhnisrr, Warmouth, F ri­ day ami Ruel; B. Harris, Ilnsty nnd The Sanford Independent team will Perkins. piny the DeLand Independents here tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon on DETROIT, Juno 27.—Detroit took the local diamond. The game ia yesterday’s guntc 7 to li. The score: scheduled to sinrt ut 3:30. Everyone Chicago lilt) 021 0 2 0 - fl It 0 that wants to see a reul base ball DOQ RESCUED PLAYMATE Detroit 010 000 021—7 1-1 I game is urged to attend this one. The Lovcrcttc,Thurston, Mack, It. L am needs encouragement and that is A (icriiinn polieo dog, while run­ the only way to get it. Blankenship and Sehalk;W. Collins, ning along the edgo of tiiin ice f olo anil Woodall, Bnssler. . ‘ WUEU VftUNT tT* I L M ew JS i o e ^ msm! \ / ) CHICAGO,.. Jo n * ' 27>—Hnrprnvc, 9 1 1 1 1 1 U Cincinnati catcher,, who helped to dcIfcnt the Cnha'Mpfldny with n homer, Pre««» [cracked out another four bag* Katherine < MacDonald In "The National Leaaue • Jack Dcmp. jthc fourteenth Jnnlhg yesterday, Woman Conqu cfs" tonight at the , chnm-. Ing the Rcila the final of the i Philadelphia 3, New York (I. about three hundred and eighty Princess. le In a lf»-14 to .1. Third Basrmnn Pinell Pittsburgh 7, St. Loula 6. feet above tho ground. Cincinnati 4, Chicago 3 (1-1 inning*) ilic charts from the register Boaton-Brooklyn, rain. allow th at tlic* great tower is ex­ trem ely susceptible to .th o slightest American l,eqgue change In tem perature. Although St. Loula 1, Cleveland 0, Also "The Tourist” n two-part the S t a le s t variation in the height Washington 7, Philadelphia 10. ter Johnson, negro. comedy. of the tower am ounts to only a little Chicago fl, Detroit 7. Then In hia infancy as n fighter New York 1, Dos Lon 3. ‘ u -----over two and ono-half inches, tho and under the managerial wing of And tonight the guests of honor records of the register show that a NEW YORK Juno 27.—The Nov John tho Harbor, Dempsey appeared a Southern Association ^ork Nationals yesterday won thet win bo R S Rockey; Me vulcanizing passing cloud, a sudden burst of •erry prospect for the championship, New Orleans 2-1, Atlanta 1-4. eighth straight victory, fl to 3. Thi •Th,.’ \v h hJ 8 " n<l- .'Tin HCCI ‘ une,unc’ or “ bMvy shower, exert a Johnson, also In fighting babyhood, score: Chattanooga 3-2, Litlo Rock 2-5, U omnn Conquer., without cost m arked effect upon tho height of had Just recovered from a knockout tho * S" 1 ° 1 Mobila 1-8, Rlrmingham ^-7. Philadelphia ...... 201 000 000—3 8 ( to them as tf»c treat \i oh Osborne. from Sam Langford. So they wero Nashville 2, Memphis 5. New York ........... 000 010 05x—fl 8 C Tomorrow—Alice Brady in the dmBehan, Head and Hcnlinc; Rertlcy, malic atefry of fur North “The Snow Jonnard nnd Snyder. Bride" and “The Game Hunter," a 2pnrt Century comply. ST. LOUIS, June New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati . Chicago ..... Brooklyn ... Ht. Loula .... Boston ........ Philadelphia •- fsIngtReTamrr EXPANSION OF EIFFEL TOWER J * ° t ‘th e international bureau of w ig h ts and measures in Paris nindc a'contrivance th a t registers the. ver* tical expaision and contraction of the Eiffel ffarer; To a stnkc at t l i loot of tiff! tow er the officHtfj/aatoned a wire made of iron I and IHargrove’s Home • » N * r* • BASE : FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING 0 *, • » TH£ SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1023 GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING ^ ;*•*'*' 1 ' 1 1 • ' T a George A. DeCottes A tto rn ey -at-L aw Apply Boncilla Baautifiar casmlc clay to your (ace. and rest while It dries, then remove and see and (eel the wonderful difference In the color and texture of the akin. 5 Guaranteed to do these definite things (nr the (ace or money refunded. Clear the complexion and give it color. Lilt out the lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis­ sues and muscles. Make the skin soft and smooth. j You can obtain regular slits from your wwfttB toilet counter. If not. send this ad. with 10 cants to Boncilla Laboratories. Indianapolis, Indiana, for* trial tub*. NOW IS THE TIME to plant citrus trees. I have 37 tangerines, 65 Sntaumns, 71 Jaffa, 10 Lue Glm Gongs, 17 grapefruit, 108 Valencias and 1 lemon on sour stock, 6 and 10 per cent discount. Got y o u n now.—B T Til­ ler, Pnola, Fla. 77.ctr f An u g ly c u t ? M ENTHOLATUM is antiseptic and gently help* the A FOR SALE Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD . . . FLORIDA FARMERS—*ou r i m m i , XT\t i : vt i :\ t ri.LOU 111 h l l i l l T > I O > T ||s OK | %a« a II MBfBlM ■aN*•ro aY n Wu ^, F frames and Irrigation pluga a t the iwn V t or^ i 'roMK. BANFOUD NOVELTY Sanford Novalty Works. 100-tfr lluilxvl Kailmaie for FRED R. WILSON I.lrrnxr* . 13 inonihx. h OR* SALE—Doaier and Gays’ paints WORKS • Klnrx i.n,| Ciixl ............................ . B.too.ao -m .a.iu.N V l|,L K , Jurte 27.—The • '<>« Tnxrx and vamlahea at Sanfo’rd Novelty ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 7.(100 oo V. C. COLLER, Prop. city council has decided to adopt the I'ounil Kcrx First NaUonal Bank Building ......................... * IS* ua Works, Sanford agenta. 183-tfc I (lx|irc( Ion K)'i>a V" ~ ................... . • 100 DO group insurance plan for city cmSANFORD -:. . . F ix iu m Krn lii'li lar Hum It General Shop and Mill 1.S0O0O «•»«iiinl II"litale pti! ployeca in lieu of ita present pension lax.on l n l . r . ;»| n n d I '. . a t . ■ — fi.ouo oo Work system. Tho pension fund wns found M ls re lln n ro u x I nr,line ...... S.ooa oo l.too oo lo bo undergoing hard-sledding and ONTRACTOR and BUILDER ELTON J. MOUGHTON PavJnic "t • - - d f,,r T“* - « I,••*.** t!*3: Tux in a general depleted stale. Details . . . s o n s l nn<1 11 i'll| us.oo 17 Commardal S treat—Sanford, Fla. ARCHITECT n ti r m ^ in, |i„ n ,| |>e|iox||a . ... 110,476 00 \I.K —5 Pointer pups, No. 1 >f the group insurance plan have not Room 7, Miller Bldg. ' S.ooJ oo OF SILKEN DAINTINESS T o ln l K a iln m ie See Vick Hawkins, 110 HandANFORD .j . FLORIDA B. W. HERNDON *• ’ 03-tfc T# the woman unfailingly interested In undrrthinga is this rondiination AVOID THESE 8YMTOMS K)U SALE—No. 817 West First Ht, recommended. It consists o( n rami"I was wesk and nervous, had •sole Attractive terms. Address owner. with straight upiicr edge and stepINSURANCE AGENCY A|i|iri>|irU||„„ in drawers. A slight fulness is pro­ Box 782, Daytona, Fin. flO-tfc headaches nil the tim e,'nnd my hack 13 m i i n t h i CHELLE MAINES -------- AUTO---------BONDS vided. at the aidea by alashing. the hurt so had I could hardly stoop," r u n u r u n r>Al.r.—in good I LAWYER writes Frank Richardson; Perry, Geor­ combination in from the underarm condition, cheap If token nt once. edgea and gathering the lower edge*. Office of C||y gia. “ Tried Foley Kidney Pills and S. O. Shinholser —Court House See A. Swanson, nt Crown Paper Co. Hemstitching, filet hire nnd rihtjon got relief/' Backache, rheumntic straps arc details that contribute much between fl and 7 p. m. *lpal J ikIki* to the daintiness of the model, for psins, tired feeling, dull headache, too Contractor and*builder t'fi««x|trruJr4| which 2 yards of radium silk or ertpa FDR KALB"CHEAP— frequent urination, discolored or de Chineure mpilred.!: llatiste. linen, horse, also young milch Rooms 226-228 K*’X tlllcIllilInK HI reel strong odor arc symptoms of Kidney nainsook, longcloth, etc., are also NFORD t- - t. FLORIDA 7 months old.—L. and Bladder disorders nnd demand practical for t he.comhinatkin. DR. R. M. MASON heifer, Snn'onl Heights or Snnfo Pictorial Review Combination r*o, prompt treatm ent. Foley Kidney « i' DENTIST 1405. Sites, Jo to 43 inches bust. . Service Co. Bills give quick rclltf. Refuse sub­ New Mcfsrh Building Itjcc, JO cent*. lA. P. Connelly & Sons Sold >ne 201 Sanford, Florida Flilt SlU.E—Ford touring car, excel­ dilutes.. Insist upon Foley’s. K a la b lla h rO * 1SOH lent running condition, cheap for •verywhere.—Adv. Hc»l l-Vtatr, Loans and Insurance Th* Herald for first class Job work, cash.—F. S. Frank, Box 8, Sanford. ’ kone 18 101-8 Mngnolia Ave. 75-4 tp TO A M , P liO P K II T Y O H 'S H M * O H M M ; V*— '■■'TH STI4RKT bout WANTED TO BUY—Ford one-ton iim- UK|ihnlt pava n i r a l on truik. CuB 630-W ufter fl o’clock. TEWART The Florist FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE . Ini* hewn r » , , i p it te d , unit K* |icn,l».l * nitinilix. IU vu 3.4*4 7* 1.305 34 W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate it KlowerB- Floral Designs Ry** Examlnod Glass** Ilaalgned FfiTt- SALK—Army tent, 1(Ixlfl. Aj Annual and Ornamental Plants ply Fouitli Street und Pine Avenue. Henry McLaulin, Jr., 1 Myrtle Ave, Phone 260-W IANFORD' MACHINE COMPANY covering ju r t of tho Connecticut river near Hartford, fell into the water. Although several persons Mw tIlc ‘l»g's plight, they were unnlilc to help, nnd it 6cctnrd though tho animal would bo drowned, but another large dog. n ......... “"""J1 « • Hy l. 'i m i m l n h m o f tlir , , , , nn'*1 ... ........ ,,,,, the arluafr--^*”* r -- i**yr m«■11» ehararal.lw portion or n?*r°e.i Hanfnrrt"a?'vanua: --------- t ■e-_.£,w"A Eatlmaia for ’avlntf Hnnfiinl j wllhTl " n,,nl K»«lmalw of K jh, ,." « ,h ‘X ;.,:..,,n • Optldaa-Optameuiat j j* ,.— 211 East P in t Strati Sanford. FIs. BUNGALOWS,. cottages and apart­ FOR RENT "■■■• ■ ...... iu *nl,l |iaveniwtii wlo. wink "l»eri>• n h u t t l n u u p on wubt m F i f t h HIre(*4 Houth t o f I'avlnu Hanford Avenue from Fifth Htlwrt -4 feet I *51.30 Ilf Kliwlnewrllig Fill'll"' tilled ■’« UulilliiK Hncxpimilii ....... 40.35 rurh U ................. .... 3.53*. I ( ments for the summer season at 364 iRi L i nII’ Kt 4 *'* cnnrrnlw rurh U JJC ------------ -------a i.it vV.' «*"•*•• rU^ ‘ w 16c. Daytona Beach. Reasonable rates. 4111 Hi General Machine and Boiler 31.40 J z . ?s:. " u r l'llex|i«-ni]ri! 3,071.51 Will furnish photos and full informs* Works 4.7IS 14 ’ t* Ho' Yda* V |rl.r V o'V'ia*’" U t!‘c 1*7.05 tlon upon request—Bailey & Haw­ 65? H Oat U 60r Cylinder Grinding .................. ».lo kins, Daytons Beach, Fla. C-31-Imo-c ............. ...............* 105.S3 Automobile Repaini „ Hu|i|ily 35A 00 FOR RENT—Convenient largo un­ 337 50 Kl|i*nde<l Ai-eviunl Will. Acetylene Welding s ____________ H n r xjiendmt 1.14163 furnished rooms for housekeeping. Comfortable, Airy Rooms .................to 00 kone 62---------- Sanford, Florida Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenuo. ........................ 00.7* Department of KlnnnoT^. Open the Year Around ....................................................... f l Ml 0-18-lmo-p ................................ 1.71.53 ltra*ur.able Rotes. • a- '•*»*« J. H. Colrlough - ..................... 351.60 Di'liArinicni <>f lleconl and FOR RENT—1204 Park avenue, bun­ Special rates to parties. -- ------tCl.OO Un«x|i*nU»U galow, four rooms, hall and bath, On Main Street, near Orean •■r.-roum A r r i . u iu ( l U r l . a x e INSURANCE 820.00 per month.—G. W. Spencer. T o b« b u r n * b y a d j a c e n t |> N u m b e r o f f e e l f r n n t n x e } Fire— Life—Auto 72-fltp A*a*a*ni«nl --- * P*r fool fronI nice ............... ............... *3.7*76 0 3 Find Nnt’I Bank Bldg. Annex FOR RENT—10 ecn II T. WII.I.IA6IH, | N, E. It. Trurford'a Mn|i'of thle t o w nF IIK W ord F l o r id a of Hanford, F lo r id a on Cqmoron avenue, S. E. Barrett, • r e s t F i r e H iiklne an d He*rrl|itliin F r«t F in a l NOT UTTERED BY PINCKNEY Fort Valley, Ga. 71 -12tp C. If| Moore. N. 13 fl. I^ii 7. Ill k T, Ta. . fru q iait overdraft (6:are*a A aaeaam ent A . || (110 6* Ixiuls* Crooma, H. II Ki.. Un j, mg. 7. ir. Tr. A. "Mllllona for Dafanaa, but Not Ona 46.31 Hlnklnx Fund . ,,|k T Tr. A. ____________ U n e a p e n d i <1 1*6.77 UpMo-tlal* Apartments and Rooms hd mrlrkland. U t S IIlk 7. Tr. A. ... Cant for Trlbuta," Had Ita J. I>. »n«*i|, Ixit IS. Jiik 7. Tr. A...... 1*5,TT Daytona Reach. Origin St BanqutL 166.T7 Caali on H a nd H ln k ln g 6*uml J. II. Jin * U l u . I*lli. T. Tr. A. . 1*6.77 Summer rates: fl.00 per day, |21 i i t "**'!• I-°‘ >*. IHW 7. Tr, A. .. CORRECTED MAY 1,1923 / ----1*6.77 T o t a l A m o u n t H n e g p e n d e d / Kalherln* llrown. Lot 7. lllk. 1, Tr. j O v e r d r a f t ______ ;... per month, including lights and water. Tha expression, “Millions for de­ 1*6 77 Houth Round w *} , 11 Tr. A. 166.77 $ 2 r*-n’ »• Wk- *. Tr. A. .. fense, but not ono cent for tribute,” Call J. F. Hickson, Phone 238-W, San­ Sf1*6. TT V' « , n,rMn. Lot It. mu *. Tr. A. on H a n d f U n r r a l F u n il 1*6.77 . 70-tfc L C. Hall, Lot 11. ntk. S. Tr. A Arrive Departs is popularly ascribed to Charles C. ford. I. C. Hall, Lot it, mg. i,1 f r , V. 1*6.77 2:30 a.m, 2:40 a.m. Pinckney. Pinckney, John Marshall FOR KENT—Furnished room, 4 ll HB.TT C h u r °fff Blk. t ..... i n . i l Ho* A. O r a m lti* l *,c 7l | r i k v *, Tr. A. 8:40 a.m. and Elbridgo Gerry were in Paris in Park Avenue. 76-fltp «A.. M. 111.31 limpe t Ion |.Va » A O. | L (I ra n tb llq g . L*t:S, lllk. 1 341.11 N ta la n<>ad am t l l r l d a a ^Fuml 2:46 rem. 1798 to negotiate with the Frcneh FOR'*RENT— IV oT cris’ tHed' celery 151.11 I n t a r a a t a n d (Otala rt „ ,t, °br .YaffernaeU Church. L« 7:10 p.m. government. Th* Directory refused 111.11 T v W ’- r " " Und, fiv* room house and shed. In­ Kmma Miller, U,ia, ink. 10. Tr.- A. for T a iii.a i • f * T a * * * I 'a r a o n a l a n d I t a hmuia Ml ar, U.t7. lllk. I*. Tr. A. to recognize the comraiapion, hut quire L. E. Tew, West Side or Phone Lmma Mlii*r. l^tiI, mu. ta, Tr. A. 111 s i I n t a r a a t o n llo n d tt a p o a ll a 3 4 l.lt Northbound J. N. Crooma. Lot*. lllk. I a. Tr. a . » Talleyrand intimatod they would 419-W. 161.33 f t K; Crooma, Un it. Ulk. 10. Tr, a . Arrive Departs 113.33 V J *7W^ : w - % ot l* i t. Ulk. 11. . 133.33 fJ P- Rsker, I-oi X. lllk. II. Tr. A. -----'1:48 0 jn. U a.sp.m W ' lfa T .n e 7 ^ p 7 .;? u % rn ? Ii r * a * •• ,,,R ’ 1 I r# As FOR RENT—Furnished h o m e .T M j }’• Bsffer. O v a r d r a f i .........1. llt.tt Lot a. n tk . It. Tr. A. 0. — -11:46 a an.341.13 Ixjwanihall, Lol 3. Ulk. II. Tr and cold water;' seven rooms, elaaa riathan French officials. I t was then that 133 11 F r a » f Harris. Iwii la. Hlk. II, Tr. A , 3:42 p.m. 138.33 P*w!*- *-"• 1. Itlk. T. Tr. 1. ___ Pincknoy is aupposed to have ut­ In. Good typewriter for sale.—Mrs- !£' -.10:00 jam. w i i ^ ’ N > H «C ,-n| * ■ HI3. T * 1 J. T. Brody, *19 Palmetto Ave. 77-4tp “ Hi ?>..■} J*m Rurn#ti«>L It ft. nr ■ >, or tered the historic expression. But Trilby Branch S t.tl U •*•**"» Rumen#, fe i l l It. of 14. 14 ol PointENT— t large, cool, furnished 134.33 K. H. Johnaun. Lot 4. Ulk. T. Tr. 1 Arrive Departs Pinckney denied saying i t Award­ 184 S3 X-ot 6. lllk. T. •Tr. L ' housekeeping rooms, |6 per week. 184.13 — . 7:30 a.m. ing to hia own story, hiaTeply was, jy-..a _K*<R». I-ot 3. Ulk T . Tr. Ig?t*V? .fiffff* ••»*»«• n V n . r a t F u n d " Z Z } .............h * * . , , 2 beds.—812 E ast 6th St. 77-2lp M 114 88 R a l a n r * K r e a m a r y tp l>. C’o l l a e u d t o c i m p l a i . l i u d , " . , f l . S ” J J C h u r c h lC o l o r a d ) Lot f. lllk . 7. T r . I —•. . 3:26 p.m. “ No, not a sixpence!" 134.33 j a l «r ? Urc^ ‘ t ’olooad) lx .1 S, n tk . T. 7 184 38 «. Ulk. 8. T r 1............' — 1:30 p.m. Albert J . 'Beveridge, in hia “ lif e L O ST 13*33 ■—— 6:60 p.m. 133 I I of M arshall," explained that the au­ LOST, STRAYED OR STOLETTfrom thor la unknown. lie aayi when my farm, on tha east sida of San­ Oaaraa I-eesburg Branch Marshall returned from Parla he ford, ona black mare mula, about sig Arrive Departs was very popular among the feder­ yean old, weighing about 1260 11m. l x T f », r ' , r : : r r --------------H “a 1 - o t 4. utk. 3. Tr. t --------------, f l ------ 3:65 p.m. alists. “ Millions for defense," u j i R e w a r d for information loading to ii U' * b Ulk. ,,,h- 13, •- Yr. -------------------—---- 2:46 p.m. Maaalr. V Lot Tr. It --1- — --------------Beveridge, was given in a toast to recovery of sama.—G. F. Smith. Jo# Lavati. Lot | uik. I*. Tr. 1 ----- *---------M ----- .. . 6:30 am. TS-Otp Marshall a t a banquet in hia honor ---- 4 7:10 p.m. a t Philadelphia. Pinckney did nut Oviado Drench V ’^ f r ' r ~ £ - r E ™ .1; even bear «f it until aUej J * M * Daytona Reach, Fla. Ball Bearings I^ak & Colclough C. M. CUSTER, Prop WEIIIIKIt HAD HIS TKOUBI.ES First Q uarter -June 21 July 20 Aug. 10 Befit. 17 Full M June July i Aug. Sept. La*t Quarter July 6 Aug 4 Sept. 3 Oct. 3 with case. The mores; Sentinel ............... —................ 5 4 ■ Oviedo .......... o 3 McCall nnd Kilscy; Verblo and RniUhuck. Oviedo ..... n o u Sentinel ............................... 7 7 ti Slcvick nnd Kilscy; Hutaling and Rallsback. The Early Risers will play Sorren­ to tliia afternoon ut 3:30 at Expos Ilion Park. No Hilmtsaion will he charged.—Orlando Sentinel. The Daily Herald, 16c fier week furniture, pianoa, safes, In fact AN^ HUNG, ANYWHERE, moved on short notice, by tho QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phone 4P8. C3-3tc SCHEDULE FOR I'IR§T HALF PEPPER LEAGUE Oviedo Orlando Sentinrl H iT SC - "— Juno 19 July 10 Oviedo Orlando Sentinrl Brotherhood ^JL A.. Brotherhood St. A HERALD WANT nig.ltercan lire. CKAfOiNQ TIMES C K D n u Oav«w LOVELY I ROCKS. AND SIMPLE of| |the 1r Any 4> he printed cottons to much umhI this season may be selected to laskton the first of the pretty frocks , 2 V skirt is tucked and stitched with narrow mcrccrirvd braid anil thr braid is uacd again in the decoration of the waist. White or­ gandy form* the collar. Medium aim require. 3)4 y ard s J6-inch figured material and », yard organdy, with 2 bum-hes of lira id. • Gingham is the logical arlcctkm for the second dress, the collar and cuff* chambrayr The front la suthed and turned back to form a V. while the fulness at the waist is held w with a string, belt of chambrav. Tho pictui'Csque sidelights ol Paris nro disopjiearing one by one. xli* latest is tho sandwich man, whose job is considered th at of 0 larjr person, hut thp union of sand­ wich men fuv tho work is too linrd ^»r nity iatty individual, so their im tubers havo decided that thev *hsH quit, to take a long retd. One however, wiUt a little more inittotivo than hia colleagues, ha, j,,. vented a new kind of hoard, k> be carried on a long atick, illuininated at rig id . The pien who .formerly liunted cigar and cigarelte butts fcloig the koulevanti also arc no more. Now cigar birita nro Inf* V. Ball-Bearing Steering Spindles . Give Jewett Easy Stewing H E" Paige-built J« nr |^ iE Jewett responds instantly A to your slightest t ****30 is -----V i n a th ,ot se b aMll­ M U 4U U IU U t U ffJ t o o ^ g p i n ^ a n exclusive nicety o f Psiga '^ginccring. Only in actual driving do you appreciate the magic diflerence thcymaluL movement. T h ey are a p a r t o f th e Paige* i. 8 a ss lk- *- a sa S g i ^ oaaawi n* all 4 tf* m 4 p v a t s i s ^ moving or ato rs^ , m . W r .i .- .m i . ~— ilw h h 4 cuy ar a . lavaatiation kg iaadwem JaX M.6** ** u n it C raltf. 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J". . .■•. ■’-' . . • » i -X * . ■ i ' • ;. • V '' ,’( ... *»}' IV 'll .M > —• • , » IV . I e. vc. •1 m m . . . HRART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST V E G E T A ^ SECTION . it t . . « ■ ________ ■- « 1,1 "■ 11 * rr**~ ~ *--r ‘ 11*» NU1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. J UNE 26, 1923 VOLUME IV, M S iS S E ® i a™ B W M lYfOMMITSMORAL TRESPASS HIJ .;H| , fit m art, Head of. Research Depart­ ment otChurches Says Rev. Jol W CLUB ITA1NED OVER FOUR HUNDRED h ii riw m em ^ II .*1 NKHIT MRETTINQ AT AoTEL VAL* .D E E ,.W A S INTERESTING , AN|li llJBTJtUC^'IVE. •t . ;-------- L t i i — iV.1 " ' l I •>■■ (HI «V Governor Hardwick. Has-Been Appointed . to Advisory Council LAST TRIP OF THE FL1 tn tea , SQUAUDON. P VRR.ST AH tux Tk* A IN SPEECH AT CHEYENNE Tho Sanford Rotary Club held NEW YORK, June 20.—“ When In­ til tho public domnnds that they be TO,HOLD -EXAMS Apparently the mnnujac- thoir monthly night meeting last W A Y . AFTERNOON dustry. employs men 12 hours a dai changed. kturer* . . -------— vresponsible d a h n n e l K l a ffor n f Ithe h i t frecent O T f i l l t TO* re night at the ValdeX Hotel nnd It was UP COAL i it is committing a moral trespns* and challenges tho churches in their own port Issued by t|ie American Iron and one of th# m{**tkintei*>tlng nnd en­ DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE IN HtcrffnAlliUte are not Impressed with tertaining! meetings of the year. It WAR FRAUD DIVISION. TERRIFIC EI.ECTRICAU STORM field,” declares the Rev. F, Ernest Johnson, head of the research depart­ the’ Wdlght df public oplnlim on tfcts wall the ilighi of ih e.lloy Scouts, CENTRAL AROUND In Sanford to Accommodate Iltr Tfce A w w lilrt Press) Troop. Three, to meet with tho Ro­ ment of the Federal Council (of subject, BUFFALO. WASHINGTON. Juno. Jfl.-A tto rplicnnlu From All Over “It tsrak assumed that the appolntthe tary flu b a jg .wh]l9 itot all **’ of **•“ Churches today' In making publlq.a ... WiU N#vW Solve the Question ney Gcherai Daugherty today an­ • South Florida Rotnrians or of the Boy fScouts were ROCHESTER. N. Y., Juno 28.— report 01 -T h . Twelve-Hoar D . r > . B aiili. S. Commission. ■ Steel ■ Industry,” * rr- ... a research TW.arch bull®- year ago meant that .the industry.’«*M there It'wiis a nicclfhg nBled with the nounced the appointment of Gov­ the Western New York today is cleaning Would Do It ernor Thomas W. Hardwick, of Geor­ nbout to yield to the urgent request of Something over four hundred | Rotary spirit. away debris of one of the worst rain tin on the long work day. gia, to membership on legal advisory cr* nnd prospective teacher* ar# the president of the United State*. It The research bulletin has been In President Knight opened tho meet­ storms in the history of this section, , j ^ u n e SCJPreildent Hard­ Damage expected to reach hundreds preparation for months and Is a com­ now appears that thla action was only ing nt seven o’clock in tho dining council, department of justice, wnr the city this week-taking th# sta1 ing and party arrived here at 8:15 of thousands. Terrific electrical storm pilation of reports of Investigators of n gesture. We do not accept the loom of tho Valdos Hotel where the fraud* division. He succeed* former uniform examination*. Thla is Iron and Steel Institute’s estimate of Senator Thomas, resigned. last chance Floj-hla teachers thla morning, and fifteen minutes centered around Buffalo, but none refognixed competence and standing the public conscience on tho 12-hour table* were formed In long line* to hnve to face the so-calleA - Inter left by automobile for Salt ta k e arc reported killed. Tho coast guanl Into conditions connoted with tho day. Wo believe the public ha* a nceommodnto the many gue*ts. II. Squadron, tho state' board of at Summerville on ta k e Ontario two-shjft day. strong conviction sto u t It when bro’l l \ DuRo*c wn» called upon’ to return era* examiners travelling over, thank* nnd then tho *origfe*t was Mr. Johnson state* th at this work face to face with the facts. rescued three men and thre worqet) state from county to county, ON BOARD PRESIDENT SPEC­ from a yacht. on the part of the churches Is neces­ “I anticipate that It will be once started that covered several of the A• board of examiners and the ex* IAL EN F o u t e * OGDEN, UTAH, sary because of the prev*\cpc© of mis­ more asserted that churchmen ns such good ones. C, E. Henry, Just returntlons will to conducted by the JUtia 28.—Leaving plains section be­ leading propaganda in conpcction with are not qualified for reporting on to- wl from the ntcrnnltnola mooting nt superintendent* In the futpre, hind tfew president today Journeyed the 12-hour. day. H* says regarding dustrlal problems and disputes. Tor St. Lout* wn* called upon for n talk county taking care only of Its into tha state of Utah, to spend two the research bulletins: t tho fa rt li that we are driven to the about hi* trip and gave the club a teachers. days. Ths party is due to srrive at “Tho entrance of the churches once attem pt by tho prevalence of mislead* most interesting account of the meet­ WASHINGTON, June 20.—Return The- present board of exam capital shortly before noon. The again Into the 12-hour day controver­ lug propaganda on all sides of a con­ ing and his Impression* of tho Inter- ing yesterday from the tavlathlen s composed of Mias CJera Ham president makes formal address to­ sy means that we have been forced to troversy like this. The latest contri­ natlonnl Rotary. President Knight five-day trial trip In Atlantic waters, Prof. P. A. Hensley and Prof. G. night a t tabernacle. . . take seriously tho statement made by bution to thl* propaganda Is th© so- mndc n few remarks about tho Inter­ Senator Fletcher, ranking DomomratJudge E. II.-Gary, the acknowledged called . “Analysis of the Intcrehurch est of Rotary In tho Boy Scout* nnd lc member of tho *ennte commerce Kirk, hn* toon over the state a » to r of times end (a to be congrs CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 28.—In UEKMAN8 RESENT PASSENGERS leader of the stool Industry In Ameri­ World Movement Report on the Steel tho adoption of Troop Three nnd committee, said: latcd on tho efficient' manner a dlacusslon here yesterday of the RIDING. ON FRKNCll ca that ho is less concerned over the Strike' by which Mnrshall Olds de­ turned the meeting over to Dr. "The taviathlan Is the last word in MANNE DTRAIN8. 12-hour day Itself than over what tho fends the 12-hour day. This volume, Ralph Steven*. After several good passenger ship design nnd construc­ which tho examination* h*T« nation'a coal problems in which ho conducted. These thre# #xamln#| public thinks sto u t it. We feel it our although It carries an introduction by selection* by Prof. James Schaal and tion." mentioned the' industry, the consum­ f lire educators of high standing • n r Tk* a m m I s M . a well-known writer on economic »ubduty to keep the public Informed Prof. A1 Witherlngton on the piano ing public and the government'a In­ Describing his trip In detail and WIESBADEN, June 20.—Bomb about condition* In the Industry un- • • |<^«uVm4 •« I’m* r ir ,) ______ nnd violin Dr. Stevens railed upon II. commenting on the big shipping hoard wide reputation In tb# state and ha ternet Ih all phasen of coal operat Ions, throwing ha* been resorted to in the brought to the wojk the krn r ’ * R. Steven* for a me**agc to the Boy vessel, Senator Fletcher continued: Praaldent Harding recorded himself effort to deter German cltisena from resulting from ntany year* of Scouts nnd Harry proocecded to tell as being opposed to “natlonilitlng of ‘■The trial trip of the taviathian patronising trains., controlled by pcrlcncc in the schoojs of FI th s mines” A d declared that tho them all about It and wound up by has been a history making event. French. A bomb thrown in to a They will to greafly missed by presenting to them in a few well Unftffl States coal commission would “ It signalised the taking of that many friend* In tho. county seats waiting room a t Wiesbaden station chosen word* a beautiful flng ydlh d< finite step of great Importance, bring th# country “a new under­ early today wounded two seriously with flng 'staff nnd goldon eagle on which for some year* 1 havo Insisted tho state, arid cl»ewhcr© where standing^ of the problem and point and caused considerable damage. ■ , . . tho staff. Mr. Steven* is rhalrmun of the movement would he obliged to me known. otft a solution Min behalf of a vital it remains to b# s#«n whether the Boys’ Work of Kotnry and take* public inlareat.” take, nnd which It should hnve t*k#n nUF.R, Jui}« 20.—Four German* a deep Interest In the toy* nnd being year* ngo, namely, the ownership nnd new examination system will The chief executive spoke from the were shot and killed and three others ' 1 >! • l intensely patriotic think* thnt every­ operation, nggre**lvely by the govern­ superior to th at of the Flying . n h u n s tk in platform of th a car In wounded by Belgian sentinels here Effective Monday, July 2nd, all mail subscription* toy The ron. Cert*Inly th# new syat#m one should learn tho etiquette of the ment ,of needed merchnnt ships which ha cam* here from Denver to Sunday. Four were killed for alleged Sanford Herald will bo on a. ^ I c t l j pald In advance basis. The impose on the county.su flag and. dq revercnen unto-tha Stars over**#* carryings. his' fltgt Wyoming audience. He also • YiftUMun <* ordsrf, whiU th s wounded, address label on papers being mailed hoars the expiration date a great burden, but It wUl doubtl nnd Stripes. Three of the Boy miWlVoriad ,lh*« problems of. tha .Hvo- were struck by bullet* white ,walking "It gave notice to hte world thnt of the subscription and subscribers arc urged to examine this IsScouta accepted the flag nnd John the United State* were prepnred, and very much reduce th# expense to sthek producers o/ the state, the wool in the streets nfetr curfew. bd and if their subscription is In arrears to forward payment Booth responded In a , speech of nt last determined, to take the prop- teacher* Intaresu and called attention to reto thl* office Immediately. Subscription* not paid by the stove i* a strong point in Its favor, thanks for the flng ns the entire as­ liaf measures which he said congress or plnro on the scan. semblage rose and snug “The Slnr other advantage of tta new syst date will to discontinued ' * . , gnd tha war finance corporation had “ It demonstrated our ability, If The Herald wants all It* friends to continue ns regular read­ ! Spangled Banner.” Ur. Stevens rall­ further proof wn* needed, nnd e»tab- will to the fact th at, there will glvcii ’after war’s inflation and later ied upon I)r. King of the Baptist llnhcd our fixed purpose to adequate­ ihreo examlnallons each year held ers of the paper. , , , deflation. Subscribers paying In advance nro entitled to a special rate IChurch to speak on tho subject: "The ly serve tho interest* of our people each county, rather than only on#, ’ tb developing Hia principal themo, of ffl.00 per year ‘or |3.0Q for six months. ! Debt to the Boy" and no finer trib­ where they havo heretofore nu-cn do- under tho preaen systtem. ih* coal problem, Mr. Harding re­ TO SOVIET AUTHORITIES IT IH ute, no such sentiment, no deeper pendent on foreign competitors. The Herald Joins their other ferred to tho atrike of last year, asannounced today. meaning ha* ever been injected In a " It was u declaration of Independ­ friends In wishing Ml** Hampt setilng his opinion that many mine short talk to toys and men ns that ence In oversea* transportation. Prof. Kirk end Prof. Ilenslsy sue operators were as much responsible in* th * a »m ^***a given by Dr. King. He said In part "We hnve qt lust gone out ’Into tho and happinsek In their chosen profs MOCOW, June 20.—The supreme fof t})et situation as the men who thnt society owes to the toy a good deep,’ and there should ho no turning N|on wherever they may d#ekk court hn* decided to release Arch­ iinw jii * . . • father nnd a good mother—the latter back now .' We have' only to 'sail on, make their homes In th# future. Tha biggest need of the world to­ bishop Tikhon, pending trial on is usually found with the toys, the nnd on.’ day, tha president said, was work, charge* of resisting Soviet authori­ * fotmpr sometime*. That tho father “ In doing so we need not hinder adding that the world has no use for ties, It was announced today. The is usually tho Ideal of tho toy and private enterprise, hut, on the otl)er a loafer, big or little, “whether com­ docision was a result of letter govern­ his action* are copied nnd thorefore band, help and encourage It, at tho mending capital or, directing lobar. ment circles recently announced, has he owes It to hla boy* to be the best aame time yielding not at all to for­ .R atarrlag to the coal situationj»t been written by former Patriarch man In the world as *n inspiration eign propaganda, going steadily for­ from prison expressing regret Tor another, point In his remarks, to the toy. The cities owe the hoys ward. ' past actions and declaring his readlHarding s a id :. wholesome surrounding* and environ­ "All thitt Is neceskary is the will to TODAY* WITH EXCEPTION ness to swear allclglanco to the Boclet CONNECTICUT FOR SHO * a • » x**” *8°' on® of your do, n management with faith, energy ment*. Bad influence* In a city Wyoming statesmen made government. ‘ B{T to'nuJT flm db£77a*r medicinal purpose*. EngHOURS. k NEW YORK, June 20^—The num­ and sincere determination to make astounding atat*m«nt that your state ||sh law requires all English liners to should to suppressed and the parents LONDON, June 28,—Reuter's dla- ber tof foreign liners which have en­ carry at least one gallon of brandy of th# toy* and the city officials thl* policy a« now announced by the p U M r^ T u ln e d enough coal to sup­ (Mi T»* •*»»••) should ** to it that all place* having president and the shipping board, a BOSTON, Jun# 20 —1 rlcphon# ' ply tha entire land with fuel for fojir patch from Rig* »»y» lt * • " * " !* tered New York with liquor supplies for each 100 passenger* and crew. financial and economic success. erstors Weflt on stTfliS today On this scale the Baltic has been a bad influence fin the toy* should to centuries to come. Whether the believed there that Archbishop Tik­ ■Inre the Treasury Department made “As n caution rather than a criti­ No wEpglsnd states cxc#pt ~ closed up. Tho progress of the world allowed enough liquor for a passen­ hon. former aPtrlarch of all Russia statem ent was extravagant or not, It its new dry rulln* will be augmented cism, I may say, by way of Illustra­ wa* nt least an intimation of your i„ in state of mental Irresponsibility tomorrow to fourteen when four more ger list of 25,000, according to offic­ will to marked by our estimate of the tion, you can never enforco the prohi­ •tlcut. The strike was called by boys and the girls nnd Dr. King has er* of the line. The Borenfiarln ha* union for shorter hours and M m ineral'resources of which the n* due to torture when he was been preaching on the subject qf the bition laws by employing bootleggers. wagee. Members of a rival union U, .ign letter to Soviet authorities ships are due. Other vpssela expected sto u t tho aame percentage, tlofl a t U rge had never "You cannot expect^ to have govSteamers which came In over the “white race reaching the senllh of mained at work. Mi-mbors of “It may seem a a r cry to talk about declaring his readiness to • « « > to arrive later irt week. Latent arrlvc rnmvnt operation succeed If It Is con­ |U powers," stressing tho fact thst week end and which aa yet have their m l slipped In thla morning, th* Bcanunions emerging from a n leglance to government and asking tlm f ia l problem In Wyoming, but It reaching the top mean* our progre** ducted by men who toiler# it must Ing here early today threatened dlnavlan* American liner Frederick seals unbroken, are the Pari* with ILthat the Utter be used In the forth­ U pna of U»s pressing problem* ®f th® Eighth. At her office* It waa aald all 700 bottles of spirit* and beer and 200 will he marked by our proper ap­ fall and wish It might. country. In New England tod*X coming t r i a l . ______ _ "The call, therefore, Is for men, clash physically. Extra detail of her liquor waa marked “medicinal raaks of win* and beer} the Cedric, praisement of tho boy. The home there ta anxiety. about next winter's sincere and competent^ who toiler# 11c# kept three thousand girts supplies” bqt that It exceeded usual with 12,000 quarts listed a* ‘medi­ owes to tho boy great Ideal* and lu ll .unnlv traceable to the experlthey can and who wl»h t0 succeed, move. amount became apparent today. Sell- cine;’ ths Suffren with 2,100 bottle* great Ideals In the home means * with a proper public spirit behind urea will have to be mad* more rapid­ o fassorted wines and liquors; the great benediction to the hoy. , BOSTON, June 28.—In them, to permanently establish and ^ 5 . UUl <0 N; « E otl.il> • i p* " vessels krill their ly or vessel* a m sail hack (<«• with ........... . Cunt* Verdi with 2^K)0 gallons o Dr, King lo conclusion congratu- maintain the American, flag *« ‘he tho strike practically 100 por e* frelive .according to union Is on Evrr liquor or sailing data# will hSVe to t o j q .^ . tha provldenc. with 205 Uatres ated the. Rotary Club on tho great symbol of » world commerce, .trikes, when jrinU r cams of wine and twenty-four quarts of nterest shown In th# hoy* and tho Insufficient Bald Te Be Hlgheat Wage* postponed. Ip Springfield a* operator* “The taviathlan Is tho last word In Ogta supply and Paid la Uailed tBatea. brandy; the Tuacanla and the Car- Boy Scotitq and **ld_,lh*t w# owe tho I brought to exchanges l|V. passenger ship design and construc­ tation facilities. NEW YORK, Jun# 20.—Eight groat mania with assorted beverages. heartiest support to boys In all their they wgr# hUs#d,by picketing government U doing every­ tion. • Captain Roberta of the Baltl* and ST. ‘ LO lHS^M ^Juna 2«— Union foreign liner* which *ailed into New by a “ "She Is the twentieth century per­ On# officer * M t h ^ possible so fa r aa • ulborl" ? plasterer* here today announead they York harbor during the week-end with Captain Irvin# of the Berengaria pre­ honest endeavors and wo should do our utmost to help th f boys In pvery b i U w to < d ispel public apprehension. ta d won fight for fourteen dollar, i' r ? p*u? their return supply of liquor under sented letter* of protest to United way. The Boy Scouta then went fection In motive power and equip­ tby^« th»,wc o n v ow*Kf y oflcWs_tpt ment: Evefy provision Is mad# Tor Under tk* authority of •« ot *®"' for eight hour-day. Thl* • ■ * { * * " government afals are today preparing States government officials who broke through, th# Scfiut Ritual to th# fU* week with nominal eight 3 E th# United Atates coal gomml*- he' the highest wage paid t»f#e to put opt for home with closed bars. the British customs seals, but declin­ and the pledge of 'allelglanc# to th# tho comfort *Ad convenience of all, K ’ mkda up of able a n d earnest craftsmen In the United State#. and for luxury and display tor those Strike^. «WmWd ^ The supplies of two of these ships, the ed to indicate what action would be flag. * Former Scoutmaster Haddock wage increases ranging from flW f a n bas keen engagwi In a thoruug who Ilk* t t Baltic,and the Berengaria, have been taken by their government. waa present and thanked th# Rotary “Commendation is due tho Messrs. nine dollars a week. ■•£ ■*Liee of thU vital problem Despite the fact that the ships are i . the source of periol to the naUon’, seised by United States customs ofClub for “DaddyIng” tb# Troop Threo Gibbs Brothers, arrhiteat* and design­ report to the congress next being allowed much more than U flelals., The other* will lose their — mike# It U going thoroughly industrial life, and a ™ re .0T i l £ drinkables today or tomorrow. Thou­ needed for medicinal ,purposf#.»th#lr and their w^rk wRh the Boys and In­ ers, and the Newport News 8hlp- LIKES Tllfl JO E A8 continuous threat to our dtata# k vited tta members of the Rbtary Club buildlng and Dry Dock Company, for S T T t o iabor controversy, studying comfort, toms time* a menace to life sands of gallons of liquors, wine* and officer* declared th at no liquor would to most with tbq Scout# and thanked th# splendid mqnnqr In which their conditions and th* community • . h, aiu. „. . . f a n already haw been eoqfiacaUd- U served,on the return trip except on them f i r ths beautiful flag. contracts have been per*0” 1”*1to 0 ^ mining region.. H i. too early to say whether tha l U n , thousands mow wUl be Uken prescription from tb# ehlp’a xurgsoe. “Our flag is now carried by the A communication from the 8#mlfacU about tha inadequacies This will be done on the Berengaria In mmission wUl suggest pU»a, of today. If sfl«»we note AUhletk Association Invited the qu##n of th# MM." r . sw f c i a • T w U .i t p n - f t . .wrmanent cure which the congress present raU , liners wlU be held In accordance with the. liner** Into engineering problems will adopt. I do know that lt. w(U port o w r .tta lr achedul. • jUy or two. which Hated all th# liquor ad “for Rotary Club to U k # Monro# on July Under a m»W law in IWglota ^ ^ n o m iT erro r. incld^t to S n g u. to k new undentaw llllgjsf ,„,Tod.y nine myre v e ^ ar* <h>. rtretolnnl uae only.” Fourtk to eelebrate the day and »ft*r other business U)« d u b adjourn*^ medicine* for external uae must be SUlopnm nt, looking to the ex­ At th# line’# offices U waa **'d > problem which must he told iii boUl* octagon*! in . that no advices had been received with more pongs qnd music. ____ , b prpftta reflected in InordL shall have ^ puWWty W tow brown tn color, *»d bear In relief from ubrpa das te what course woufi M le e h a rrS rfo r cori ‘ t o p r e p s r i^ n,*k* greed ImpuaelU*. be followed. There waa some an sxhnettve report on theonUre ta- way to solve a quaatloo wl seplp. , J u doubt o v Piaoe# lost 10 p#r cent of 1U pop- on th# fla w itself tW woftU, ‘Fwr wttl be rev elin g , and w* 7 Jbe Berengaria and Bnltk have M tO o u k « b ih , he answered In behalf vtM % We.ahnll been Isfl • Hb«r^. eoppiy < :r“A l . iv t • bask Industry, which Ue internet.* ■ 1 i If _______ _ Western New Yorfc. Has Rain and Winds, Great Damage Done HELD THIS W NATIONAL^ MINES! cty. * IS ALL RIGHT, SAYS FLETCHER BOMB THROWING RESORTED TO AT. W EISB A D EN MAILING LIST OF HERALD WILL BE ON PAID IN ADVANCE BASIS AFTER JULY SECOND Moscow Supreme Court Decides Release Arch* bishop Count Resistance NUMBER OF FOREIGN LINERS WHICH ENTERED NEW YORK ' •• SINCE THE NEW DRY RULING Will Be Augmented Tomorrow by Fourteen More With Plenty of Liqwor Telephone Operators Went on Strike in the New England Sta Union Plasterers. Get Fourteen Dollars, Per Day in S t lxmia « w r At * • * «. -Cf, �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, ‘ Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Terheun wi the Sunday guests of Mr. and M W. B, Ballard of Altamonte. PftBB)DBNT SERVES NOTICE m r mlien he hirtiscff in'm e exa ON DRY ENFORCEMENT qf contcpipt for law, Clearly I LAWS TO FIE FULFILLED la call Tor awakened cqnsqgncc ' MR8. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor rhone 217-W W hMT# ear frlrada H dilax roo —-U roo ora n b i a a r a t m » r» a > n fca**a< •» If JaW are ralrrfa la h x . writ* ■ INMial t«M fa «kla riraartairal, alilWa arfalla. ar trlrakaaa ike Item. If will ka areaflr a n r t d a tr f . ' I Mr. and Mra. J. B. Lawson and Dorothea, Mr*. Henry I'urdon and truest*, Mrs. Scoffer* and Mra. Jack Hewitt, of Waynesboro, Ga., spent the Mr. and Mrs, fra n k Minncr and day most pleasantly yesterday a t family spent ycjitcrdny a t Cobronado Dgytona Beach.' ., Beach where they enjoyed the ocean braexes and the Ocean View Hotel. SOCIAL CALENDAR Mr. ami Mr*. George Shipp spent Monday—W estminster Club will have Sunday in Tampa, going there to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and a picnic at Mrs. Fred Williams on j bring, home their daughters, Velma family spent yesterday at Conorado 'and Mary Alice, who have been visit­ Va., where they spent the p a s t'te n Citrstol Lake. , *. ing rcahives in Tampa for the past days and report A most pleasant time. Tuesday—Mrs. Ben Caswell will en­ two Weeks. ’ • tertain- at bridge a t her home on Many Sahford folks spent yester­ Magnolia* avenuo, a t 8:16 p. m. Among the Sanford folks at Coro­ day at Daytona ahd Coronndo Beach hahortrrg Misses Katherine Huff nado Beach yesterday were George and the springs and lakes and other and Eloise Caswell. CoWan, Lewis Shipp, Mr. and Mrs. N. cooling places. A fine shower Ip the Wednesday—Mrs. Fred T. Williams I J. Lilian!, Mr. and Mra. H arry A. will entertain the members of the Neel, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Miss afternoon was gratefully accepted by Book Lover* Club at her home on Esther Miller, Jimmie Ridge and those who stayed at home. Crystal Lake, a t 3:30 p. m. Leonard Miller. Ed. Ward now has chnrge of the Saucer Garage nt the corner of tho S^nford-Orlando road and the Oviedo road where he has n first class outfit nnd Is doing plenty of work in the sulo repair line*. Mr. and Mrs. If. J . Starling were Ijist Friday was the steenth birthamong the Sanford folks spending the dfcy of p f r John Hcltz, and n surd*y yesterday at Daytona Beach. priso birthday party was tendered him by a number of friends. . The Mr». M. H. Terry, of Miami, Is the Hcjtz home was filled, jjrith the merry guefj of her sister, Mrs. Junic Rou­ pnj-ty and a largo number of gifty Read what W. T. Donnelly says In millat at her homo- on Third street. this issue about tho steamer line and water shipment* nnd the 8L Johns Mrs. Annie Howland, formerly of river. The people of this part of tho this city, but now of California, ds Mrs. JL J. Unnm qnd daujjhtc^, state have some golden opportunities the gucat of Mra. Alice Peters. . Difothy, of FL piefpe. Y«*re jin thy to grasp just now. city, yesterday,, gucata i,f pf My. qnd * Capt. C. 8. Fleming, of the U. 8. Mrs. B. A. Howard. They plso caHsd P. M. King snys the Daily Hornld aimy, la spending n few days here at nt the If. A. Neel home, on the is the greatest paper yet for results. enforcing .the prohibitory policy. the Montezuma. Heights, cn route to Georgia, whoro A littlo nd In the Want Column Thnt means simply nn invitation to they will spend the summer with brought bnrk his valuable bird dog tho federal government to exercise Mr*. Ida Ro’bincllc, of Perry, Fla., relatives, nnd will bo joined there and he says the Daily Herald surely powers which should Ik* exercised by arjrlvpd In file city Saturday and is Inter in the season by Judge Dame, “circulate*." tho states. Instead of being an as­ pleasantly located nt the Montezuma. who'will mnkc the trip home with sertion of ?tntc rights, it is nn aban­ them. The Chamber of Commerce is get­ donment of thenij it is an abdication; Jacksonville was represented here ting out u weekly letter to members it pmounts to a confession by the Saturday by C. L. Dyer nnd E, L. thnt is most interesting, being n brief stnU; that it doesn’t choose to govern 4 »f. II. FLYNN LEADING MAN Gibbs. Mnurlcp B. (Lefty) Flynn, former resume of all tho work that the Yale athlete and well-known loading Chamber is doing for Sanford and Mr. and Mm, Wiljinm Bloom, of man In motion pictures, piny* the Seminole county. If you are not nn Weat Palm Bench, are the guests of lending man’s role in Alice Brady’s active member of the Chamber of their nrtce, £lr*. Paul Bigger*. • •• newest Paramount picture, "The Snow Commerce get in the booster colump Bride" which'will ho the feature nt nt once. *I)lrk Twltchell, of Daytona Bench the Princess Thontro next Thursday.’ apent the week end here wllh his cou­ "It will pay *to trade a t ChurrfiMr. Flynn recently appeared with sins, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key. Mary Mile* Minter in "Druma of Well’s’ say the advertisement in this Fate," n Paramount picture. issue by this well known firm. They John Wilbur MeKco left Friday af­ set forth Just why ft will pay by ternoon for Savannah where his mar­ J ARROTT-McK BE giving you prices on boys' suits, wa*h riage to Miss I-ouine Jnrrott will take The marriage of Miss Helen I^iuisc ties, ladies sun hats, stripers, boys’ place Tuesday evening. ) Jnrrott, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. blouses, toweling*, mosquito netting Howard Jnrrott, to John Wilbur Mc­ nnd many other lines of good*. See Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herndon nnd Kee of Sanford, Fla., formerly of the advertisement nnd trade nt Thlf conulltuto* one of the moit, de« llqb^le and Mrs. J. S. Stunton motor­ Schnectady, N. Y., will take plnce nt ed to paytonn Bench yesterday where moralizing farters in the slluatlqn. D o'clock Tuesday morning at the they will spend several days. . V ’H was. very generally bcljpvcd home of the bride’* parents, 110(1 E. tfint the ndoptlun of tho Constitution­ *f I | I, t . Forty-eighth street, nnd the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Beg Holly and Imby al, amendment would tukc the ques­ will bo performed .by the Rev. W. T. arid Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee spent the tion out of our polities. Thus far it Dakin, rector of St. John's Episcopal dey very delightfully yesterday at hns not done tuf, though l venture to church. Daytona Beach. predirt thnt neither of the great par­ Mis* Elfin Wells will be Miss Jarties will see the time, within the live* lott's maid of honor nnd the brides­ Airs. Verne M. Corson nnd Mr*. L j of any who are now voting ritizenp, maid* will be Miss Mildred Grihhlc R. dlackintm, of Mjstni, arc spending | when it will declare openly for the ami Miss Dorothy Allan. a short lime here and nrc stopping at repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Knndull Chase will be Mr. McKee’s the Montezuma. But despite all thnt, the question is best man nnd the groomsmen will be kept in politics bornuai; of the almost Ji>hp Register ami Harold Jnrrott. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Moody und fanatical urgency, of the minority of Following the ceremony there will lie daughter, of Nnranjn, Kin., wore extremists on both side*. Unless, a reception.—Savannah Morning among the nrrivnl* here Satnrduy und through the recogpition and acceptNews. are registered at the Mnntczumn. tjneo of the situation in its true light, KISSIMMEE, June 26.—American through the effoctlve enforcement of 11It IDE-ELECT HONORED Legionnaires here hnvo changed the Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bnumel wen One of the loveliest of the parties name of the local post from the Wil­ •be law by nil constituted authorities, among thc Sanford people enjoyiiq given in honor of Mis* Louise Jnrrotf, liam T. Mnkinson Post No. H) to the and with the nequiesrenee in the the yurf and cooling breezes at Day n bride-elect of this week, was the Mnkinson-Cnrson Post No. 10 in or­ clearly dominant public opinion of tonn Bench yesterday. litidge shower with which Mjss Doro­ der to honor two boys from this city the country, the question is definitely thy Allen entertained for her yester­ who paid thc nuprrmc sacrifice with­ rpmuved from the domain of politic­ >). Howard Jnrrott, jr., left Fridny day afternoon. in a few days of each other. William al action, it will continue a demoral­ an<| Ilandall Chase -Sunday for Sa­ The color scheme of the wedding, T. Mnkinson fell at St. Mihicl Octub- izing element in our whole public life. vannah to attend tho Jarrott-MeK^v peach nnd orange, wns charmingly i r 13, 1018, and Nathan B. Carson fell It" will be a permanent bar to the wedding. Both will lie attendants of carried nut in the decorations nnd re­ 10 days later in the Argqniic. • wire determination of many issues the groom. freshments. (Juantitic* of orange zinutterly unrelated to Ihe liquor quesi|ta* wery th* , usgd gjqJ,.thu • Ion. It will be thc moans of encour­ Mr. and Mrs. Edgur Thompson have llttlp ficart-stMjigg cakes were Icci} in aging disrespect for nurtiy laws. It gone to housekeeping In the Allen orange, ,’f h u <hpcq|alf jcqy yfere CLEARWATER, June 25.—M. W. will bring disrepute upon our com­ Apartment on Park Avc»ue. Mr. charmingly nmulje^ in J(ny flower Ulmer, of Largo, who was defeated munity, nnd he pointed to us justify, Thompson Is n Linotype operatuf nt poty , in yhii.h l'|pon)t:H gay little or- •H ‘bp Iw t primary for representative ing the charge that We are u nation tho lfor*hl office. . angc-cqlured flowers. from Pinellas countq, hns announced of hypocrites. There enn be no issue B«vli|e. tig) b«rwr. ggest, Mjss ;AI- thut ho will run again next year. in this land paramount to that of en­ Mis* Lena Hello lingnn is c i|tfrt(i|p ' la^'s gVfifU M)KNod Miss.jvffio Wells forcement of the Inw. Ing a ^ a house party at Daytona Uvur|t p rpgjil oj honor: Mis* Mildred f)rili"It is easy to understand the condi­ Those 60 Dutch farmers who have this week und next week., Tho young e, one of the jiridesmaidN; Mian Dortion* out of which much unrest has enpto to Amrricn to escape high tazes folks jire being rlinperourd by Mrp. otiiy lj(u'un, Miss Frances .Furies, would probably go to the Great Dis­ developed, hut it Is not easy to com­ John Lgonnrdi. NJ.ins Grace l.eonurd, Miss Eliz^peth mal Swamp in order to get away prehend so much of complacency. H'JUVf* Mi*a FJirtetHg £)WPfP of from the low, wet ground.—Nashville Florida.—-Savannah Morning News. Southern Lumberman. S j Mrt and Mrs. Andrew Mahoney nnd family, Mrs. Junic Roumillat, Mr*. !}owiand, Mrs. Alien Peters nnd Mr. qnd Mrs. F. K. Roumillat spent thg, Flllt MRS. HOWLAND Mra. Annie Rowland was the charm. Ing honorec Fridny evening at a love­ ly party given by Mrs. Junic ItuumilInt. The rooms whero tho card tables were arranged were abloom with nun'ntltioa of exquisite zinnias aud | h)* tunlas. After sovcrul interesting games of bridge, scores were counted nnd R was found that Mrs. Rowland held high score and was presented a dainty vanity. , The men’s prize, silk socks, went to Mr. O’ConnJKaf Following thc avnirding of ti>o prises, tho hostess, assisted by Mr*. THE QUALITY SHOP * For Florida: Local thuml- Ba. 1*3 efshowp'rs to n ig h t< and ^ Ha Tuesday.' ' . * Fm | the leaders among men, as wkell an obedience from tho humbler citizens, Face powder keeps bURbnnds loyal ys advertiser. Rome women con­ fer gunpowder iporc reliable. 0 M 0 R R o Wy *ndSmuL. " New stock tally cards, ptacf cards, nut cups nnd favor* a t Roumillat St Anderson's. 73-3tc New stock tally canls, place prirds, nut cups and favors at Roumillat A Anderson’s. 73-3tc L E, ^Roumillat, nerved a delicious aalad'eourse. who can afford to buy, and are reck'. Invited to meet thc honorce MV were lM» guougjr f t RlKf wl k ti»Ju:anJ Mr. had Mia O Copg^r, }lrs. Alice ‘fYf® ‘4 ^ncil|9^a4 ,jl , fontpprpt ,for FtUra, Mr*. O. P. Herqdpn, Mr. aqd •f!»' wbicb » a y auino day rtud *xprc.-- M*",F. fi. lU )U |u ill|(, and Mra. Andrew Mahn^gr, My. Mra. Clar­ I do not tee how any citizen who ence Mahoney, Mr. ahd fdpa. BUI U<v*- cherishes thc.nrolcrtion a ____ j . . of Ilav 1n ' aldy and Paul O’Conner. ganlzed society may feci himself The Go-Getter” 6-l-o.n.\v.-20tc For quick results ARMY SADDLES— Brand new U. R, Army, McClellan $6.20; also used, O. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ but in good condition—not n break— pert, 216 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. $5.10. Will ship C. p . D. qnd allow 4-24-tfc WILLIAMS, FOR SALK—Brand -new sport model Oakland. No reasonable offer re­ fused.—Seminole Overland Co. 73-ltc A !FIVE DOLLAR BILL 11 j .■ , . . Takes an Electric Fan 15% Reduction in Prices of PENNSVLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIKES AND TUBES .> F f . RINGS 103 Palmetto Avc.------ Phone 481-J i ill x !U rn ^■ •ilr pH ji' JlKd “ • I 10K. IsiljBu, NewYortf (Dept. M 8TOF BACKACHE, KIDNEY TROUBLE Backache, Rheumatic Pain, — headache, tired feeling, too prinntion, discolored or*.tront ^ 2 pro symptoms of kidney and »,|JI trouble. VI was always hatia, , backache whi9h eqused me greit J fe tin g ,’ writes Mrs. Fcbcr, Med/J? Mass. “Could not sleep and at t i J I could not stand straight. Tried M ley Kidney Pills nnd found Stop backache, kidney and kl*4fc IrouhlcH with Foley Kidney I’illx. StIJ everywhere.—Adv. SL HOTEL RAYMOND » «• < One block from Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. S —Room, $1 per day ami up; $5 per week and week-end.rates.-*------------ Every’ room has ru EN’S KING COCOA Hardwator SOAP Special1$|,00 Dozen Nemo Self-Reducing Nq, 333 Is a real bargain. It has a low top and medium aklrt. Made In dutable pink or white cou:il| sites 24 to 36—and coitt o’.iy $3.00. I t your (In l e t can't ecr It. wn.l natnr.ad* «u«m, Ai;a ftbJ IL Wi'U »Oki.ih»iuiM(. N em o llrttc n rc .F a ittlA n tniHMW •' BSonP’ for thc Hair, complexion and bnth. Special, dot II Phone 32& THIS WfcEK AS SATURDAY 14-DAY JUNE SALE • i * .y•i * *< \ • ■. Boys* Union Suits, at, pop suit Men’s W ash Ties, at, each . L;i i i •4,. • ■ Men’s Dress Shirts, at, each 59c 1! 98c \ i ' • Men’s or Ladies’ Sun Hats, at, each ...... 25c 1] !,Sc 11 $3.19 • • t • •• ..15c II HB J | Mosquito Netting, 8-yard Bolts, at, per lic it......... $1.25 II Mosquito Cahopys, at, each........ $3M8 ' II 11 Ladies’ Felt Bed-room Slippers, at. per pair 27-fnch Bird Eye, 10-yd. Bolt’s, at, per bolt President rplcndid .C o m c d y - ^ V modern business tiff Cures Malnria, Chills nnd Fever, Dengue or Jlilious Fever. I" DJI HAI,K—Brand new sport model Oakland., feasoauble offer rer fused.—Hrminole Overland Co. 73-ltc NOTICE OF HPRCIAJ. . MEETING OF LIFE 21UUIIKIIS OF SAN­ FORD fOUNTRY CLUB Notice I* henby given thnt there y.-ill Ik? a special meeting of tho lifepiembprs of Sanford Country Clul> at | he C|uh houae nt B:«0 p. m. on July •■th, 1R23. > Sanford, Fla., June 26, 1!>23. lAI.R0— WEEK’S WEATHER Boys* Blouses, at, each ?5-2»c All Summer Hats at great Reduction at 1 ______ Brick Ice cream In colors. Int St Apdcr*on. 8. O. CHABE. M id - S u m f tte r S a le I _____ * ______________ i f ___ ml . ____- i - 17x32 in. Huck Towels, at, each 20x45 in. Heavy Bath Towels, at, each % « �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1923 FACE TWO Sanford Duly Herald FLORIDIANS SATISFIED WITH TIIBIK BRAND OF WEATHER. GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP IS BUNK. WiD You Back Yourself to Win? A perusal of the weather reports Insofar* as government ownership frotn northern cities will tend to i AW- 5 1 5 UJEAJT applies to railroads it is pure bunk mnko the residents of Florida glad J and the people aa a whole arc not T O T H ' MOVIES A H ' they are living In this delightful win* * in favor of it and never will be. The o iD u rW u BfcOTHeTZ. BILL package handed tho public during the terter .climate-which’;!* coolet'In sum- J war was sufficient to last sahl public HAD A DATE WITH mer and warmer in« winter* th a n 1af- \ for a long time to come and it demon­ most any ’other •scettoh'of £the U m - | strated fulty. th a t the government ted States ’e ast- of the Roddo*. 1 Of; | coqld not then and never will bo nblo course nobody feels fnclihhdita erfti*- jj to hnndle tho railway question in this • •• . |.i ■ ’tic t; .ii t» be clte'toU citiienl'iJf W ashington Haiticduntry or any other country.- Right m o*, Philadelphia, ;New York, JBoa^ now with every chance in the world ton, Buffalo and other cities for ^Jck*. to take up waterways and make them ing a location where sucK marked,ex* into "public highways" as our old trem es of tem perature abound. ‘ A friend Donnelly calls them—the gov­ ■i r >1 week ago Buffalo was shivering in ernment fails to grasp the opportu a tem perature well ‘down in the nlty allowing that the government is forties. The last day or two Old Sol absolutely incapable of cither grasp sent the mercury away up in tho ing an opportunity in transportation nineties. Yesterday’s official tem­ or that politics always steps in and perature readings for all that stretch spills tho beans. We are far from of country from Washington to Ban­ satisfied with the government owner­ gor showed a maximum reading of ship of the mails. The present mail 90 degrees and this, mind you, was service is an abomination in the sight taken from the top of tho highest of men and the government Is doing SANFORD FLORIDA buildings in cnch locality. Strcot nothing to help the service. The Deposits on Ford Savings Plan received here. tem peratures were well above 100 de­ AJ7PXAMVMM. CMWoU ft?, at r printing fraternity knowA something BSOClATtON grees. Polk county thermometers about the government printing office yesterday recorded from G9 to 8-1 de­ and the grand dcfllclt every yenr that THIS WOMANS PLUCK MAKES NEWSPAPER*}, ALWAYS V grees. We have cause to tic thankful. the public is forced to pay. The TO PUBLISH THE NEWS, ONE GASP. -^Lakeland Star-Telegram . public knows something nhout the It is a waste of pTeclous moments millions of men employed to collect InIF EVER THERE IS ANOTHER A N O TlI^ilJ FLftolDA CITY fiTOPS An inc!dcntJfticltfo,-inpcned several for some people to get to a telephone some taxes and other taxes—more The Paint kn New.i says: We have FATHER’S DAY, TOO., « WAR" * ’ PA^SittiG THE HAT. and talk for an hour when' other men than taxes—in ninny instances. nil heard about the Trojans, even if dayn or reVerti! wejoks previous car­ ; it i'.ij____ people with business that is import­ We nil know that government control we haven't an intimate knowledge of ries with it til# tinge of ancient- his Wc have just Celebrated Mother'fi commission-nuntger " If ever" thdre fs another war,A "U nder ant are frantically trying to call that and government ownership is n frost how hard they are supposed to havu tory. It hrnoMklwny* possible to got Day, nnd being in love with thin day, plan IV 'w hich'the city of St. Auguinews when it is fresh. Rarely is a President Harding told the soldier certain number. Telephone visits ns far as either efficiency or econ­ worked nnd fought. legend a t least or rather in love with the meaning of tineda so .efficiently opera ted, the oldman asked as to whnt of any note has sick nt the Denver hospital Sunday, should be limited to two minutes. credits them witii having established it I wish to any hero, something that omy is concerned. world’s records for enduring Inbor, happened in hia vicinity within the I have wanted to say for sometime “we will do mort> than d raft tha hoys. fashioned c^ te p * of passing the hat The people do not wnnt govern­ Two members of the Harding parly hut they have nothing on a i i | ‘le wo­ preceding Un; or a dozen hours, and past, and that is we could have If I have anything to do with it,' wc fot- every ^ iv ic enterprise has bees ment ownership of railroads hut we killed in Colorado yesterday by fall­ man in Georgia who has just grad­ he assures the questioner nothing Fathers’ Day too. Certainly Fathers will draft every dollar and every oth­ put under the hnn. Practically eVerj do want government aid in establish­ Florida co'mmuhWy passes the hat for ing over a cliff has saddened the uated from high school. The story has ocetirt^L . So it is with m atters Day, iB as is Mothers’ it is every day er essential." ing real waterways where they are municipal bands, for chambers of which are about to occur. If one hnd president and his wife and thrown a of her accomplishments rend like Ac­ Had Mr. Harding given expression and tho very best wny to celebrate damper on the entire party. A needed and where they enn Is* estab­ tion. In n recent edition of the Sa­ the timosto- ifxmd an hour with the cither is to remember throughout the to this same statem ent while the war commerce and boards of trade, for' broken steering gear was the raunc lished. This is something the gov- vannah Morning News her story is man there might be a dozen hits of years that father and mother loves was in progress, who knows but what welfare work of all kinds—for scorn brnment could do within its own interesting m atter obtained; m atters us, nnd a letter, a card, or n green he might have been now one of the of worthy objects. Hut there art of the accident. told in the following; province that it has never done and nomo exceptions and it is satisfying Mrs. Ollie- Warmnck, twenty-eight which, if treated rightly, would prove hack are some rihiong the many ways so-called political prisoners whom he when it lakes up real projects like to know th at there.is hope of triosGermans riding on trains controlled yenrs old, married, tho mother of of value. wo could express our love toward is being asked to pardon? the Hi. Johns river and puts them forming the exception into a general by the French in the Ruhr section are Many noliqos.of meetings are daily them. three children, graduated nt Dixie It’s a funny world. rule, Passing* the h it is ns antiquat­ being bombed.. Thin is one wny to over wc will Ix'giu to talk about oth­ High school in this county, lender of published and, ft root emphasis is laid I recaU just now.some happening* Mr. Harding, who refuses to par­ ed nnd out of date ns the aldermanic cut down the railroad business to er projects. Foreign countries are her class, and winner of the medal upon th e ’ facfV’ba sure not to forget turning nwuy from government own­ of long ago, when we children were don some of these men, virtually snys form of civic government. The aver­ nihl but in the end there will 1h> offered by the Ilotary club, of Quit- to publiahFHr'tk The notice is pubSlhjany Germans to suffer the penally ership of railways. Julius Barnes, mnn to county .high WabooU for tho ilshed,' hntl possibly there were sev* «m fii| our father worked nwny from whnt many of them said, nnmoly that age business and professional man jof death. The French uro court- president of the U. H. Chamber of best essay on a theme taken frbm'lKo Oral Items occurring which would him d|Vcry near nil of thelimc, com- conscription is wrong unless dollars, has reached that, state of mental re­ Iqg 'home nSturdny nfforiipons nnd too, arc drafted; that no one should stitution wh'IcA* means n refusal to martialing. the burhb throwers when- Commerce recently returned from a Salary creed. . r,;. ,. mnko good, publicity; but no one re­ stildy of conditions in Europe says; returning to ’his work on Suiidny ho allowed to make profit during or longer "throw ' up your hnnds” whea jrisr caught. The Uolnrinns gave 'it dinner Jn posts tho pre!(0)co of some noted night or Monday mornings. "The outstanding fnct which im­ out of. w ar; that if it is right to a delegation U]>pcurs in store or of, ----------- 0----------speaker of the u rd fr or association— Another one of those New York pressed us in all these countries in honor of tho senior class of Quitman because each snjrg: “Oh, I thought His home coming was tho happiest draft un able-bodied man and pay fice. Indeed, it m becoming increaiaccidents happens—this time to the Europe in the very clear conviction High school ami nnnnoiKfd tho win­ you folks would jget hold of it some event in our young lives. I nAnem- him $.!U n month, it is right to draft ingly difficult to coerce any group of elevated train. Seeing the elevated that State ownership and .State op- ners of tncdnls In town nnd county wny." And olbpQtemont recently oc­ !>or so well there were lots of black­ an able-bodied shipyard or depart­ men or committee into making the trains and the subways In New York oratloa of public facilities—1 won’t schools. Mrs. Warm ark was not pres­ curred nnd is known by hut berry vinos growing along by the ment store or newspaper or ammuni­ rounda of thp "irtrcets in efforts to makd the out of town visitors nervous say public utilities, hut public facil­ ent at the dinner becuuse* she'lived in few; still heenustf of the reticence of feners, when berries were "tripe, we tion plant or tobacco hogae, or any­ raiso funds, ‘for tiny objects other thinking about what might happen. ities—has distinctly written itself us the country and could not leave the tho very few who wero cogniznnt of children spent Fridays especially thing else, nnd instead of paying the than those 'th at may have a special children, hut when something of her People in New York get nrcustome<l n fuiUiooi i * > -*.. gathering them, with which mother owners 10 per cent cost plus, merely personal appoaLito those solicited. story was t ald s h a J nciimc the most the nffnir, no m cn ^ g^w yj^nnde of to «*■ > the visitors can net help-hut made delicious pits,,, Vfg, ppqpgf^, UW uPW W .petfim ’’Not unly-is this shown in Italy's . The! uhdestjdiig principle of the think fixmt the dangers of elevated effort to get ull its public State- interesting person 'nt the dinner, so every good thing wc could get for mont^' new movemeift itnthat in matters reYears ago nil all newspapers were trains plunging into t h e streets ! m>- owned facilities in private hands, hut to speak. our dad, nnd on Snturdny afternoon Cnn you imagine what would have Haling to projects of a general Is nesupposed to publish only such m at­ She was married when shu was low and the subway trniim catching it is shown In Austria, where there is about -J o'clock we were nil cleaned happened to Harding, had he been n ficial nature, each individual in s fire o r 1having an accident in the a recasting of tho Government rail­ seventeen, and she has throe children, ters an the management endorsed. up nnd watching down the road for plain citizen, making speeches of community should he required to depth*. Of tile earth and they DO road service and a discharge of 100,- and had acquired two children with Tinted have changed. The'* papers that dear familiar form, 1 can't ever ttint kind during the w ar? share' the burden. Welfare work, now publish whatever mnjr occur, her husband, who had !>ecn married HAPPEN, 000 superfluous employees. forget and I don’t want to ever for­ board of trn d i Vbrk—all these things Can you imagine Wall Street rush­ paying little heed ns to whether it j before. She hipl always wanted to go get, the thrill our little hearts felt "It is shown in Great Britain, are for all tho people and not for any People have strange Ideas of news­ where the railroads under their re­ school, she explained, nnd this year agrees with the policy of the paper; when he came in sight, we would all ing to elect him President in 1920? particular class. For that reason the And yet, now thnt tho war ia over papers. Rome of'them seem to think turn to private operation have great­ whim the youngest hoy was old the editorial opinion being used to see who could run the fastest to meet cost of maintenance nnd iqiWp nnd freedom of thought can if) some that newspapers do not' need any ly quickened the business and eco­ enough to go to school she wrote n explain the position which the man-j him. should he borne by all because the ngement of the paper odopts. Fapers measure give wny to freedom of money a t any* lime. That they can nomic life of that Island and greatly aide to the teacher of tho Dixie High Mother would have supper early benefits uro general. of today are not personal orgnns; speech without the danger of incur­ carry accounts indefinitely and still improved the service and at the same school and asked if it would be possi­ Returning to the case in point, the ble for her to ho admitted ulong with their news columns nro to inform the and how happy wo all would be as wc ring the wrath of the espionage act, continue printing a pujn-r. if these time reduced the rates. gathered'around the table, for that eundor compels an accord with the action of the city of St. Augustine, public of whnt has been done since her children. people would come over to the Herald glorious meal with Daddy. i" n general appre­ this fact is impressive, that here­ i President’s views. ,i .office and *eo the bill* that must As u result the teacher, Mrs. Junes, the hist issue; nnd whnt i s . in the ciation throughout’all of Europe that prospective for the immediate future. After supper wc nlwnys sat to­ a . bo met every Saturday night and Mopped every morning and took the Had there been conscription of cap­ fter nil civic enterprises nro to be thesa .facilities must not only be In Through the newspaper the number gether on the porch, finally when w e|j every mouth they would recognise four Wnrmnck pupils to school in her ital and of labor ns well as conscrip­ undertaken under direction of the private hands hilt they must he reg­ of crimes nro lessened, and the num­ eliihiren-begun to yawn dad Would the fact that ncwt.pripent are a busi­ Ford, They onlymissed three days tion of able-bodied men, there would city manager. St. Augustine hu ulator! bo wisely that they will pre­ ness just like any oilier business during the term. rMs. .Wnrmnck did ber of good deeds nro augmented. tell us a funny little story, and soon he no need now of the President of found it profitable to engage the sent a Held of attraction for tho nuNewspapers can not always carry we were off to dreamland. and need the cash, We cun nut carry the United States or anyone else to services of n 1 professional imnd for pi rior'graile of private ability to en- all her housework, she milked three their point, but they can ho used to Once I was real sick, nnd when sugar-coat by fine statements the many seasons past but the $15,000 to accounts longer than thiity days and cows, prepared hrcnkfiiHl nnd lunch list themselves in their administra­ tell ull existing conditions, and draw mamma talked of sending for the condition of our soldier sick and in­ $20,000 involved has nlwnys been will not carry thorn. tion, and that it 1s true that where for her hushnnd and the two boys logical conclusions to present to the doctor, I liegged her to send for dad jured; there would be no need to raised by pasting the hat. Now this who went to work, nnd for the rest President Harding Is spoeding this has been tried, as In Greut of the family going .to school. She public. Tricksters nnd shysters hnte instead, and she did, lie came and promise, ns President Harding did item, along with all others of a sim­ aureus tho western plains today on Britain, they are meeting with satis­ sewed ami scrubbed and baked on the press—and it is little wonder; sal by me for a long while rubbing yesterday, that "full Justice will be ilar nature, id included in the publichts trip to the roait and to Alaska. factory results." Knturdnys. She literally burned the while those who arc acting upon the my arms and hands and now and meted out by the government to il» IUY whopc U Pr°I*’rl>‘ bt,on«* He will see things as they are and midnight oil studying at night. , square with the liest of intentions are then he would any, "I wonder what is wounded nnd needy veterans." For Widespread comment Is being msec firm friends of tho newspaper. being a newspaper man will probably FLORIDA BANKS’ HKHOllRCKS. wrong with daddy’s little gal, any when conscription is applied to all by .the press on this new nnd more She snid it was n m atter of prid” note thorn rioter than the ordinary not to neglect her housework while . Unless the management of n project way.” Unreal as it may seem, his alike, the government of the United sensible mariner pf procedure with man. Ho will have new ideas and The resources of the slate hanks of she went to school nml she did not' has faith in any project there will presence helped mo more Ilian medi­ States will he as quick to furnish re­ the probable rcsplt of other municinew thoughts when hu returns and Florida have increased in the past hire any of ihu work done except the never be found editorials of the cine .and we did not have the doctor lief to its disabled soldiers ns it has pallics following the good example we can expect some big tilings from ten years from thirly-sevrii million washing. Her liuslu.nd fullly sym pa­ propoidliun. Many times one solitary after alt, hut here I must say, God In-ell to pay n Shyiock'a six per cent of the Ancient City. him. The Herald will attempt to dollars to more than one hundred thised with her nifihitlon and his newspaper bus spoiled the plan* bless our dhetors, we have hail them lakeland's civic authorities have to the railroads it had tnken over publish his western speeches from and twenty-seven million or approxi­ praise of her achievements wus the which were about to be put through, since that time, and they ore among already been discussing such a pl*n. during the war. It would have as day to day «* they are tilled with mately 250 | ht cent. This is n state­ sweetest tribute she had. ill addi­ in a surreptitious manner to the the greatest human comforts wc have largo a fund in thnt event for n eol- quite informally of' course, hut with m atters of importance to the (teople ment of the growth of Floridn’n stale tion to the five studies prescritied in detrim ent of tho entire community— today. dier's bonus as for n railroad bonus the purpose in view of seeing if it generally. He is our picsidnit and hanks made in the preamble of a the high school course, site tcok on simply by staling the facts' which Once Father had been sty ing home and for 10 per cent cont phis to could not bo worked out here satishia heart bc*ta for the whole of bill introduced in thu legislature by five oilier oltudics to review because had been brought to light by persist- for n few dayn but was away, over fnctbrily. Passing the hat for ob­ others. America regardless of politics. lion. C. I*. Wielding, of Broward she had forugttcn so much from her enccnnd divulged In an honest man­ night on business, mother had retired jects of benefit to the entire commu­ When general conscription will be couqty. The purpose of the bill is school ilnys twelve years ago. She ner, with no bias. early nnd was very near asleep, when the order of the day President Hard­ nity is out of atylo and should no IS IT FAIR TO JONES? to authorise the uppointmeiit of two ulao took tho Red Groan cou;rse in The fair, square .unbiased newspa­ one of the younger boys, lregnn to ing will find no difficulty to keep bis longer be tolerated;—Lakeland Staradditional hank examiners, no in­ per is an asset for a city or a rounty; hawi louder than a young calf, mam­ home hygiene and cure of tlie nick • BUI Jones spent 100,004) building pledge to the soldier sick “to pre­ Telegram. crease in tlqv, number of examiners taught by Miss MacUonnld, Bed unless it hi such a paper it is n ma rushed out to the porch in an vent another war oy tho part of thu tip an industry which employs 100 men- On this proporvly he pays a allowed by law having been made in Cross nurse, and made the hlgi'trst linbilily—and a sorry ons, a t that.— excited manner and upon asking United States."—Jacksonville Jour­ We will move,, we will crate and ten years. what the trouble was he answered nal. average in this class. Then .in Jhe Falatka News. pcbpjjjb, roful, county, state and corship your household goods, or we will between sobs, “I wnnt papa to come The figures set out by Mr. We (Id­ county-wide school meet this aprliig hor.tiun t M ,,.n d as it is inside the store them until'yap need them. Call ■> ling put in new form tho fact of the Mrs. Warmuck won the highest point cKy‘fiiiiits, a city tax covering police Uncle Sam is wihin ills rights in home.” 498. . l 63-Stc Rend what the Lakeland Star-TcleOf course when rh«j ifad finished and fire protection and all other city great udvamfti made by the state of In spelling. slezing the liquor on ships saya the She was unaffectedly happy ovttr premier of Knglnnd and President telling him what would happen, if he grnm ray* in this ixpue about "panaMtiirJtJe%«; In addition to this ho pays Florida in thu past decade. They sup­ AVDII) TIlESQ 8YMTOM3 did not g e t.to heal iij a 'minute, we ing the hat" in every city for somts , , the government income tax on any plement the figures of building per­ her success nnd particularly over Hunting in hia Denver speech yes­ "I was weak • j aiM nervous, hs thing or other that , should be done mits, postoffice receipts and other didn’t bear anything Jelso from him profit he makes. winning the Rotary medal. Why did headaches all tha tipie, and my back and l« always financed by a certain statistics liy which the increasing ► { , , she want to go to school ? Why, sho; terday said, the prohibition laws that nighL Bam Smith, bla neighbor, who lias few who can always be founil hrtd can hurt *»o* bad I coldi# hardly wealth is evidenced and progress re­ huped to At herself to help the fam-l would be enforced to the letter. There children that go to the public school There were nine of us, and thanks write! Frank R lclU r^on. Perry, Geor­ coiled. nlwnys be relied upon to pay. The ily along, and if shu did not succeed will be a tightening up all along the to our maker therq are nine today; with Bill'a whose property has the gia. "Tried Foley Kidney Pill* Herald has long contended that evcr$ (W hat the increase in in the re­ in qualifying a an teacher, she said line when it is found out that there strong healthy men nnd women, lust same police and Are protection, whose got relief.” Backache, rheumatic taxpayer in tho community should sources of the national hanks is not she would at least bo alilo to train will be no more foolishness about this automobile travels on the same paved but not least, the dear old father rains, tired feeling, dull headache, too pay his or her share of theso public road aa Bill’s and who has all advan­ stated because Mr. Wedding's bill ler children better and make a b e t­ m atter. nnd mother are still living. frequent urination, discolored or benefits and all the pnylng should not 1 tages of city, county and state im­ relates only to stale hanks. It is ter home for them. Several of us have children of our atrrgig odor are ayraptonu of KMnjff be left to tho “certain few" who are provements that Bill does, lias $100,. certain .however, that th# resource* Mrs. Mat mack Is now taking Ibc^ Romo and the two of them l e f t . to­ own in ochool, and when 1 go hoiqc, and Bladdor disorders and demsn taxed nnd gouged to death becauso 000 invested in tax exempt bonds and of the national banks in the state summer normal school in the Htato gether, Leona to do some special that precioua old dad taken me on his prompt treatm ent. ■ , Foley KidwY they nro public spirited citizens and •scapes all taxation which BUI has to have increased correspondingly and College for Women in Milledgcvill work a t Berry to pay her further lap like he used to do, calls me “dad­ Pill* give quick relief. Refute willing pack horses" for the entire pay to maintain the improvements the combined figures 'probably would In addition to her housework and go- tuition. dy's gal” and I can plainly net tha community. Make them all pay* by Btitutcs. Insist upon Foley'swhich Baig | i t j y p r j lag to school she has raised a Ado Ju st two country girls without ad lovo light in those 'dear aged eVe* putting it In the taxes. Why should everywhere.—AdV, A ,WUJ Bll $100,000 wt)d’ CAiu> ffock of chlckene and one of piga and vantages, qr M.*ol*rshhfe or oiita: ** , that he remember* as I to enlarge his industry ? ^ In addition to the bank resources the money derived from theoa hae ficlp'of any kihi going forward da, while iime has brought many the "sertejn few” do it oil and pay it all when many who 4ten4 back and The Bakery a n j Confectionery Wc talk about tax reduction while which afford capita) for the expan­ partially 'financed her going to the paying their way in hard work. If changea, he la my Pal^atill. do nothing aro made rich by tho W orkers' Intem atiftial Union ® couateaacing a system which place* sion of bkiDtesa, the tourists have aumtoer normal school. rMa, Warn their story helps other young people May hi$aVbn bless o{jr fathers and money and efforts of (he *frtrt* in A m erica'h a i l a t f n ,|o«to**ion otJ ? • (tfsmlum upon taxpayers -who main­ provided a huge sum ih a t is loaned mack, has « younger sister , U on aju i realise ambitious It b sfell told. M P w ' f c W M I r t * All M: tain Industry and government,—Day­ on Florida property.—Balm Beach Darsey, who ia working hur way I Mrs. Warmack probably hasn't them more kindly in the future than W yVjUWJRfc » & « f b ^ * * 0* W.!Z! make them do it by the Community ouaaa tona Journal.. Boat. . through the Martha Barry ac'^ool aj.] learned to play bridge yet. we have before.—Contributed. Cheat idea. , r t . — -------* of the orgsplsatjn*' . „ , ■* ’ •. *t ,■*. I **' i 'itL S titt* .’ : o iV '-iu /i. 1,'isii The Herald Printing Co wwv DO VOU£HOMEVJOIUC , If you will not, how chn you expect anyone else to do so? : ,i The people qf this. worhLusualJy rate a m a n by how* he ‘ rates ' him self.H■ ’** x *TU' DENTIST ! > .Eveiy .time you iadd a dollar to •your interest-hearing account, you bafck yourself to win: } . Let this bank help you ou t -*■■ #_ .Peoples Bank of Sanford ---- -*! . iirtgfi �THE SANFORB-DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1923 's is n s & s l(J nization as 61 eucm ss in redwtrM operations has ferrety been m tu n n i by profit*, we know that the really effective business ’W W /.f tW C a tiv e has a passion for othor things besides profits. It, t • i» the adventure of btmineaa activity that calls him. The more executives realize that achievement lies just as much in a sound and healthy organisation as it does in mere profit. But, aa a matter of fact, good morale in an argHnizatJon and profits go hand in hand. There are three outstanding reasons why it is imperative that the)} problems of human organlration within our industries should be solved: ■First, •productivity depends hot only on good engineering, good ■IKfcuial S n I ta uidgooj Anuirin,. but rife on dte& n p, r»,...«■] X m .cU » konffit, W V, n u t *»t from employees. Seoond, there is the matter of creating sound bunion raid**. If in egrta«tori* thb hdefitag of htfioeh jffobltWs 1a ignored, We Afittot hive M JD -O J O L K M h sA tam h K gpltwft fn the Community gm orally. Third, the beat melting pot for our nodal chum is in manufacturing establishments. i t is not only « matter of creating %proper underrtlnding between the msnual laborers and tile moneyed cUsaea, but also dt a proper undersWnding between manual laWers and tho intellectual and profoesionoJ dsnefie. It (■ mokt important tint Ibe rank and file appre­ ciate tho Valtab bt brains In our social structure, tjnloe* executives etui tW w J w to the rent and file in the plant and factory, I do not know bow this appreciationcan take, place. ' v Ajwftrens efaould bo Interested in the country*! produdivs k j f t k as A Vwhole- The difficnlty has been that the groat t&jority of line egectfJ t l m have woafolly neglected thfcee mktters of human oigahisation. ■Attentia n te them has not tedh fashionable. Ahd not oUljr out jubductlon, but aim tha ioeikl health of the country suffers as A consequence, for bad ftateff Organization is a well-defined rouse of rinldi of ottr social and industrial frirtieh. 1. What Wb need la what Theodore Itoosevell called ^a substantial alignA substantial alignment in enlightened management. , Our* w* hate approximately iOO par ctot of our executives interested in the Human organisation of their factories wt will hate gone a iorig way toward daytonA m oves Real Primitive Life CANCEL FRANCHISE t i r p ito L tc u t il it y Experienced by Player* Making “The Snow nrlde“ DAYTONA, June "20—After a comThe production unit, under .the di­ mUUe h id reported that exorbitant rh argr a had been made, and‘discrim­ rection of Henry Kolkcr, which Went inations shown in charges to eleqtric to Canada to film scenes for Alice consumers, the Daytona city commis­ Brady's latest Paramount picture, sioners last night passed a resolution “Tha Show Bride" which comes to the declaring the franchise of the Day­ Frincoas Theatre next Thursday had tona Public Service Company for­ a real touch of primitive life whole un feited, nod authorising counsel to ask location. 300 miles northwest of Mon­ (he courts to annul ths franchise. treal. For food they had a choice of moose-meat or pork, and pork was al­ PiRST c t i t r o f t 6 a l b most the sole food for a month, three ” BRINGS HIGH PRICE times a day. As fur sleeping accom, modations, there were two crude cab­ .. HOURTbN, Texas, Jane 26.—The ins, with one stove in cnch. The beds first bale of-the 1023 cotton season weto wooden bunks. Bearing these was sold a t auction this morning on facts in mind, who dares to say that a the floor of the Houston Cotton Ex- film player’s life Is n bed-of roscsT pfihnfe. It was purchased for f l ,275 Among others who made the trip were by Anders6n Clayton 41 Company. Maurice B. Flynn, the lending man; The bal{ was grown by A. J, Thom­ Mario Mnjcroni and Nick Thompson. as, of Wcsla county, in f the Rio Grande valley And ginned a t Weslaco. Tho Dally Herald, 15c per week. pAGK - i .BVIATIIAN t o g o a f t e r iA . FEW CHANGES TO DB CITRUS PRICEll .1 . , TRANSATLANTIC RECORD MADE IN OSTEEN ROAD LOWES THIS WEEK NEW YORK, June 26.—The Levia­ than^ new queen of the seas, rested a t a Hudson river pier Monday a fter a record-breaking Are day trial trip of 2,300 miles. She will begin service to Southampton and Cherbourg, > h cn the proper time came the Leviathan would go after the tran s­ atlantic record. The engine room men who operate^ tho machinery th a t enabled her to make a record 27.8 average knots for 25 hours and a one hour record of 28,04 knots, were rewarded by pte passengers ,who contributed $0,6ou‘ to a fund for them in addition to $3,OQO to the seamen’s fund, i roads in the county. It is the inten­ G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ tion of Commissioner Beck to have pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. the work of hard surfacing this road 4-24-tfc ■tart a t as early a date as possible. Tho Herald for first class job work —New Smyrna Urccsc. continues to bring good prices, tha range of prices for lesser grade* varies greatly." Florida shipments the pkst seven , days were 164 raw ^rrapefruit and M ears oranges, a total of £84 ears. ! Shipments for the season o&w total 24,535 cars oranges and 1&B95 cars > ‘ grapefruit, a total of 42,93# cars. fiAVlNd FUEL 6 n LOCOMOTIVC6 LABOR EXObUS HAS NOT CURTAILED PRODUCTION Fkel problems, says the Nation’# Bnrifieds, may at times bo btd NEW ORLEANS, June 20.—That euutgh for our rail road*, but they the widely heralded exodus of negro do not' approach the trouble* fb!t labor to the north has not seriously confront the fdlk who try to keep disturbed the operation of the South­ locomotive# going In Russia. It him ern Pine saw mills generally; that been discovered there that a locomo­ the production of southern pine lum­ tive apparently consumes twice as bar during the first foiir months of 1623 was larger' than for the same iridrh fuel ss in 19l3. period In the last three years; that That was a mystery fol a while, shipments from these mills have been hut the mystery lies been solved. greater than during the first four Only half of the fuel obtained by the months of any other year on record railroad# makes the wheels go and that stocks of southern pine lum­ around. Hall of the balance is ber on hand today are lower than at riqlen, 16 per oont of the whole is art ytime since early in 1620, are' wasted-by firemen who have revolu­ among the Interesting facts set forth' tionary ideas about the way to make in the June issue of the Southern ■from,and 10 per deni'll purd wtshr Pine Association*# economic' and sta­ in tha low quality'of the fuel. tistics bulletin, Just published. In certain localities, the bulletin states, mills report shortage of both white and colored labor, fibt (this ..Ml ’d be glad if men would adopt shortage has not been sufficiently the sandal-wearing custom,” said a Important to curtail the operations *n.»n who hobbled aa if his feet hurt to any extent. Reports - from 160 these atyl* setters Would only particular mills show an averge pro­ start a'Campaign for comfort I’d'bo duction for each mill per month dur­ with1them, and take my chances with ing tha first four months Of 1023 rain, and mud and slush. A sum­ of 2,707,161 feet, which is Isrgcr mer of semi-barefooted ness would do than the production has been during wonders for my poor, tired, ajmost the same period for the last three wornout feet which would like to be years. Shipments from these identi­ let loose for a while so they could cal mills during the first four montha spread themselves and breathe.”-— of this year averaging 3,080,752 feet >r 22 per cent greater than Exchange. • • during the same period last year and larger than shipments in 1the same TO FIDHT ROLL -1• period four montha of any year on LAiitter Burbank has accepted a record. Luther 'a tfx „ T h ia r 41 ni. a °S»lJi«t •— W S. •'•“C'S-'r I , « !,IM ,1 f llW fllt. , > • , ! * .|4 tg } l< l< ■ - ”“a lit,I tU 'l'i * HE FAVORS SANDAL place on the board of directors of tib * national campaign for boll vaavil control. Ha is one of ear* aril leaders in financial, agricul­ tural and acieutiflff citclea to taka an- actiro P # in thia cruaada ■gainst the pest that is destroying tafUton^ of .dollars' worth of cotton each year. a year„ - .. 'jJM gl— b y s m o k in g Furniture, pianos, aafes, In fact ANYTHING, ANYWHERE, moved on short notice, by the QUICK SERYlCp TRANSFER. Phone 408. 63-3tc Platinum wire has been drawn so fine that 30,006 pieces of it pieced side by side would not cover mors than an inch, while 160 pieces bound together would be necessary to form Thera are seventeen public schools a thread as thick as a filament of raw ■ilk. U* the Canal Zone. GROW WITH THIS BANK! Since our organization 36 years ago — we have area many of our depositors’ accounts grow because of Increased business, in fact, ere have helped many to do da.’* Kerry faculty which caa. with safety he' used to assist our patrons, Is freely o ffe re d neW depositors. Your Aeetrorft’Invited. Resources 31,600,000.00. You wUl bo am a zo d to so o how th e u s e of “ B u ir ’ D u rh am will cut dow n the oool Of y o u r sm o k in g . R e m e m b q r “ B ull” give* you SO c ig a re tte s of the b e s t fla v o r sn d qualify fo r 10 conte. T h is meaf^a eapity a saving for tho avoroge smoker of from O lio 31.00 a w e e k -$ 6 2 to 9 70 a year. Sevepty-nlno dollar it jelll buy lote ol (hinge. A radio eet,a talking machines • very line eult of clothes, a met of tires, the first ftfSon'pay* ments on • Ford* o good-sUod Insuranoe policy. Hard 16 roll your own? Hot really. Give yourself a chance to learn. Have a sack of "B uh” In your pocket >11 the time ae well pa your regu­ lar cigarettes. Every time you think of smoking o cigarette pull out your eeok of "B u ll" andi try rolling one. < T,“ frj i * t* By tho tlmo you've used the sook you ought to be o fair produoer. And you'U eertflnly be o convert ,to the mild, delightful flavor of the unequalled cigarette that'"Bull**Durham makes. H. us o and A COMMUNITY BUILDER U1 Fifth A ve. NcwYorhCtty <*« oboe ' , iVrf * IS J e t '^7 • T jV . ..i-, v\ ■ * . u v v fehti. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1923 SAVE! WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAVE ORS P E N D wnicn will mean the most to you? A Seminole County Bank Savings Account is a good answer to your financial distress signals 1 "• : '■ 1 • SEMINOLE D C a i m lKU LJ X A l U1 Jl V V Il n r C U v / 1r d D i f t D T C U m I I 11 U R. L. SHIPP, Editor » » YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida State League At St. Pete 2, Rrndcntown 1 A t Lakeland b, Daytona 2. At Tampa 0, Orlando I), IIY HAROLD SUMMERS IN THE TOURIST NEWS At At At At National League Brooklyn 4, Boston 7. St, Louis 1, Pittsburgh 3. ' New York 1, Philadelphia 10, Chicago 5, Cincinnati C, At At At At American Leagut j Philadelphia 3, Washington 0, Boston 0, New York 14. Detroit 1, Chicago 7. Cleveland 4, St. Louis 0. Southern league At Nashville 4, Mc'/nphia 1. At New Orlearti-'Xlluiitu, pnstpon rd, wet grounds. At Mobilc-llirinlnglmni, postponed rain. At d ia l Ianoogn-Little Rock, post­ poned, rain. Florida .State League (Second Half) Won Lost Pet. Prailcnlown ____ fi 1 .037 Orlando . ................ 0 2 .711 Daytona 41 3 .371 Lakeland ........ 2 3 .400 St. Petersburg 1 4 .200 Tampa ...................... 1 0 .143 National League Won Lost New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati C h tr a g o ...... Brooklyn .... St. Louis .... Boston ...... Philadelphia Amrriran League Won Lost Pet, New York Philadelphia Cleveland St, I .outs Detroit ....... Chicago ... Washington Boston Southern Association Won Lost Nrw Orleans Mobile Nashville ... Atlanta Mcnqdila Birmingham Chattanooga Little Rock .. The Daily Herald. 13c per week. It so happens that I am consider-^ ably Interested in baseball. And of I course being interested in hnschall I ‘ nm a baseball fail. As this June is­ sue of The Tourist News reaches you I have my iritffc! on the financing of ' the "Stints.” ' Doing a fellow whose mind works v on one proposition to the exclusion of ^ all others, it is hut natural I write { on baseball. Yesterday 1 approached v a fellow .and asked him to buy a flock of tickets to the ball game. "Wait 'til you get goin’ good and then I'll ‘ come in." Illahl-i "Hon,” I nniWAml, "we won’t nerd you then." And so it goes down thru F life, business and pluy. They nVe all i willing to clUnb in 'th e band wagon i when it parades down the street to g the cheers of the curbstone gang. The v only fellow with n right to ride in ’1 the band wagon is (bo sportsman who | c got out and pushed when the horses '] developed eye, ear and hoof disease, I am getting so I judge a man by bis sporting blood. You do not nee- | essnrily have to be a wild Indian to be a sportsman. Hut a real true apurtsma nix about the best kind of a gink | to bmik upon under any conditions known to the human race. l Some folks* definition of a sports- J man is a fellow who goes out and carouses, starts a scrap and kuucks the chlf off a little boy’s shoulder uml M then kills a couple of Chinamen, y Home others believe a sportsman Is a <■ checker player who gambles for a j dime a corner, or a guy who run stay n awake all night and pluy poker. f A sportsman is square. He is just as fair on the field ns he Is in bust- | ness or love. A true sportsman will not take unfair advantage of his com- I jetito r to the exaltation of himself. A good true sportsman will not take *’ away the glory of another, ® My idea of n sportsman is a fellow * you can depend upon to come across '1 at the right time with the right come- t back, no m atter under whut conditions I or where. II is tli fellow who luughs just us heartily when his owp hut blows in the mud as when your flops V * In tho dirt, d in will go fifty-fifty t with you on everything nnd if you'ro bioke go one hundred per rent and say nothing about It. ** A g o o d sportsman is a fellow who j rings true. One you never worry about for four he will 1 ffull in u crisis. He is nt bis best when you sre down at the foot of the Isdde rand need his k help. Should you happen to rise above t him he will applaud >x>ur gain, oven c at the expense of himself. I love u £ real sportsman, don’t you? C Oviedo Orlando Srnliael Brotherhood St. A. READ Orlando Sentinel .... t* * Brotherhood St. A. . June 1-1’ June 20 Jply 0 June 7 kM _______ •i ' * , . • *■ . - is on Osborne, so bo thorc “Tripod' nnd bring a indy with you. fa n *3 Tomorrow—Katherine MacDonald in “The Woman Conquers” with "The Tourist" a two-part comedy. fa fa fa fa Thursday—Alice Rrndy in , the drnmntic story of far North “The Snow A dinger tonight, lliidc" (on the program it was given as "The Snow Bird” which was an T. Roy Hnmes nnd Scena Owen in error), nnd "The .Game H unter" a the splendid comedy-drama of mod­ two-part Century' comedy. ern business life, "The Go-Getter” by Peter Ii. Kync. FOOLPROOF ACCOUNTS NEW YORK, June 20.—The New York Giants rallied in the ninth yes­ terday to rapture a slugging affray from Philadelphia 11 to 10. Each team hnd an Inning when seven runs Up nnd at 'em, full o’ pep—that's were scored. Tierney opened the Phil­ i . lies' seventh with a homer and clean­ the Go-Getter. ' ed the hnses with n double on his sec­ ond trip to the plate in the snme in­ ning. The Giants bunched five hits off Hubbell nml (limner to win in the ninth. The score: Philadelphia 100 200 070—10 I t’s the new kind of romantic com New York ............. 007 100 003—11 cdy—fast, thrilling und inspiring. B o s t o n .................... . . . to n .1500 .<»2<n«'?; Brooklyn ................ 200 001 001—4 A woman who hnd been submerged by domestic difficulties found when she got to her accounts th a t she had made no entries in the budget book for rive months. Her book divides up the incomo completely nnd makes allowances for almost any possibility. Once this woman would have aban­ doned records for the half year past. With her present system she found half the work done in a two-hour bout. One moru session and every­ thing will b e . in perfect, ship-shape order. ... - • • • And the honor guests tonight will This is how she docs it: be 1ripod Wimbish nnd his fatly First, she kcejis a chcek-book, from fiHinil and tiill sue this wonderful pic-’‘whicb'Vfie pays, alt big fixed expanses turc without cost to them ns the trc.it |such ns house payments, insurance, regular monthly bills. Th» ,tuh| ' all there nnd i t is n mere nutttr J t little routine copying to enttf a, payments in their proper cois®* l the budget book. Then she hns n series of mlediS, for petty cash, hanging on the l j ^ wall. Each hns spaces for west, ^ ecrics, services, etc., for a vtctlw' dry-goods bills, for instance, ait ^ by check ,but small and troulb*® needles and elastic gU on the kitcWt' slip, with drug store purthjxj aj' children's allowances. These slips are held until cnttnL' With cheek Iwok nnd slips there i practically a foolproof system. On! in two or three months her haba^i gives her the items for bills he uj. unrally pays. With these the mod is complete. The beauty of this method ii tlr1 rope it gives. Usually an hoar f month covers it. Hut when, as iatkii cane, the time runs on, the miltrir CHICAGO, June 20,—Home runs by Hargrave and Duncan put the Cincin­ nati Reds out in front and they de­ feated Chicago, fi to D yesterday. Af­ ter the Reds hnd tied the count, Stain's home run put Chicago ahead. They lost the advantage in the next inning on Hargrave's homer with aj man on. Duncan's homer in the 7th' inning proved tho winning marker, as j O'Farrell hit a home run in Chicago's eighth. The score: Cincinnati .............. 100 202 100—0 ' STPITTSBURGI! 3, ST. LOUIS 1 ST. LOUIS, June 20.—Timely hit­ ting gave Pittaburgh its becoml straight game from St. Louis yester­ day. 3 to 2. Tiie score: Pittsburgh .............. 100 000 020—3 SI. Louis ............... 010 000 000—1 LOW TIDES ON DBACII. 1923 Forenoon and nfternuon tides occur at approximately the same hour and minute. Date June July Aug. Scut. Oct Rig Ilercan ltro. 1 :|tr 2:13 3:01 3:51 4:40 •6:32 0:30 7:34 8:40 'M 3 10:54 11:43 11:53 12:47 1:37 2:22 3:04 3:44 4:20 5:09 2547 ' 3,33 tf:'J4 '6*18 C;14 7:18 8:22 0:27 10:25 11:21 11:57 12:31 1:18 2:01 2;42 3:21 3:55 4:32 5:10 6:52 The recent business condition has brought to the forefront of thought many funda­ mental considerations tha^ have always been known but have been damned with faint praise. Human nature in the mass is very much like human nature in the individual. One of iLs dominant characteristics has been summed up in the observation, "You nev­ er miss the water till the well rums dry." Wo never appreciate fundamental things until we have occasion to do without them. This observation him a special applica­ tion to the demand of tho public for the products of industry. While the demand was at high tide, nnd everybody was busy trying to supply that demand nt n profit no one, -seemingly, gave a tho't to where the demand came from, how long it might lost, or what would happen if it should fail. We merely assumed the permanent existence ot the demand, ju s t as wo as- inquire where it came from in the first place, and how it might he restored. Wq always knew—everybody knew— that desire for things made a demand for them in the mnrket. That people desired things wo accepted jis an elemental fact. But when wc discovered tl&t desire fluc­ tuated we began to appreciate that desire, as wc know it, is a thing created by the art of mnn. It is a highly specialized form of an elemental need—ju st ns a Louis XVI chair is made out of a tree. This discovery led to nnother equally important discovery thnt the means of re­ fining and specializing th at desire was adMortising. The gigantic work that has been accomplished- by modern advertising now stands out in bold relief. It has been the means by Which the refinements of civilization have been made known and made desirable, and this desire has l*cB made into demand. It J* a simple f#<* that a million profitable forms of industrial activity owe their very existence to the fact th at Advertising upheld standards of living which in turn prov the demand for their products. WANT June 28 « Rig Bcrrnn---- jL * . HERALD BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING BOSTON 7, BROOKLYN I BROOKLYN, June 20.—Dairy Vanco struck out six of thu Braves yesterday, but between timus they bumped him for twelve hits and Uobton won 7 to 4. The score: i • SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE ■In -t*‘ " BANK fa GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING / L a a p lM QuarUr July 5 Aug 4 1- (Publlahcd by the Sanford Herald In co-ppcralion with The American Association of * d V'i; jJJ) , . m , ■, v vertlsing Agencies) . t , * �Raising the Family THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, JUNE 26,______ 1923 ___ 1 TUESDAY, -- - .— i__ _____ O ne day on th o H a w k in s F IsK o r Ho S o THEtGBrrON THE UOHSCSr •O A* . ■*_ --- —---BURhc o u t * -A BWVkt5 LINING* ROf^P poONP ' J tfF L STOP R * |,3 * w v OMtwg.T° W6HT^ U.iA£ pH Pfvvi o u r o r 'GAS AND HAD TO 5 RM» ARRN& A r next* WA*-Vc BACK j-q TOWN BTOPtED P*X> OKlEO f o o . SPvzudinG . TW *ou6H yu.Lf\G«- PRIME MINISTER BALDWIN ANNOUNCES AIR FORCE WILL RE nUILT Ul at tile dal* of the Issuance uf such certiorate In the name of Hanford Wa­ ter Works'Co, tlnless said certificate shall lie*~ redeemed aerordlntc to law Tax l»eed will Issue thereon on the IMh day of July A. I). 1S23. W1TVI1HH my official signature and seat this the ISth day of June A. I>. lets. ihmat.) k a . minni.AKH, rierk Circuit Court, Hemlnole fount v. Florida. (Tlr T h e A sseelate# T re ss) a can find tha name of try lira Bnatnesn Man Sanford la thin Column h day. i Service Transfer Sloraee Facilities Isaaa yon, tall othsra; If not, tell ns. rhoaa 418 FORD NOVELTY WORKS . C. COLLER, Prop. ral Shop and Mill Work IACT0R and BUILDER nerd si Street—Sanford, Fla. W. HERNDON LSURANCE AGENCY F--------- AUTO---------- BONDS 5. 0. Shinholser ontractor and Builder Card# of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Man, each of whoso, In bin chosen prof easing the Harold recoinmcodi to the people. George A. DeCottes AUorney-at*Law Over Besalnole County Bank SANFORD -:- FLORII FRED R. WILSON ■ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Classified Ads lc a word. No Ad taken for leas than 25c. And poaltively no Claaalfled Ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all order*. Count the words and remit arordlngly. FOR SALE FA HUE Kb—You can got aood bod frsm*s and Irrigation pluga at tbs Sanford Novelty Worka. lOO tfr FOR SALE—Doaler and Gaya* paints and vamlshea at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tie First National Bank Building 8ANFQRD -:FLORIDA FDirSAT.E=ItluH!o Island eggs foi setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs Ellsworth, Henrdnll Avenue, San­ ford. R3-tf|i ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT R ssa 7, Miller Bldg. IANFORD -j- - t FLORIDA FOR SALE—No. H17 West First St. Attmclivt? terms. Address owner. Ilox 782, Daytona, Fla. f!U-tfc 1922. FORD FOR SALE—In good I »,• LAWYER condition, cheap if taken nt once. •:—Court House See A. Swanson nt Crown Paper Co. between fi and 7 p. m. 71-0tp FOR SALE CHEAP—Fine work bdt'sc, aTsd' j'tiung niiidi 'ciiWs and **'* I&amfc 22«-2W‘, heifer, 7 months old.—L. A. Renaud, San'ord Heights or Sanford Battery DENTIST Servico Co. •• ' 71-6tc New Mdsch Building rO irrfX L E —Ford touring enr, cxcelane 201 Banford, Florida lent running condition, cheap for cash.—F. S. Frank, Box 8, Sanford. 75-4tp CHELLE MAINES DR. R. M. MASON I*. Connqlly & Sons B a fa h ll.k e * 1 SOH Estate, l.oans and Iniurante 48 104-8 Magnolia Ave, WART The Florist owera ■ ■Floral Designs nusl snd Ornamental Plant# rrtle Are.----------- Phone 260-W JFORD MACHINE COMPANY era! Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Rcpaim Acetylene Welding 62-------- Sanford, Florida Iwsk V J. II. Colclough fak & Colclough I INSURANCE Fire—Life—Aoto 3 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Annex PORD FLORIDA CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 South Bound Arrive !:36 a.m Depart# 2:40 a.m. 8:49 a.m. 2:4fi p.m. 7:10 p.m. Northbound Depart# 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 8:52 p.m. Trilby Jlranch Arrive Leesburg Branch Arrivo —— . 3:55 p.m. — 2:45 p.m. Departs 7:30 a.m. 8:25 p.m. Depart# W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE Vyaa Examined Glsaaea Daalgned Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. FOR RENT BUNGALOWS, cottages and apart­ ments for tho summer season a t Optleian-Optometrlaf . Daytona Beach. Reasonable rates. I ll East First Btraat Banfsei. Fla. Will furnish photos and full informa­ tion upon request.—Bailey Si Haw­ kins, Daytona Beach, FIs. 5-31-lmo-c FOR RENT—Convenient large *Un furnished rooms for housekeeping. Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. fl-18-lmo-p FOR RENT- 1204 Park nvcnue,"bunComfortable, Airy Rooms gatuw, four rooms, hall and bath, Open the Year Around $20.00 per month.—G. W. Spencer. Reaaor.able Ratea. 72-0tp Special rates to parties. FOR RENT—10 aerea of ‘ tiled land On Main Street, near Ocran on Cameron avenue.—S. E. Barrett, Fort Volley, Ga. 71«12tp IUCKSON h o u s e Up-to-date Apartments and Room* gOMETHINO NEW Daytona Beach. 8 Summer rate#: $1.00 per day, $21 A teacher told a claaa of boy# to per month, including lighta and water. writo down tlie difference between ft Call J. F. Hickson, Phone 238-W, San­ ford. 70-tfc biography and »n autobiography. After much reflection one aniall FOR RENT—Furnished room and boy produced the following: "A kitchenette, 710 Weat Firat Street . ___________________ 74-atp biography i# about n good man, such u n bishop; but • naughty biography FOlf’RENT—2 cool, fi-rnlahed housekeeping rooms, 314 East Fifth SL is the life of a lady.”—London Tit* 76-2tp Bite. ‘ V FOR RENT—Furnished room, HI OF COURSI SHE WAS Park Avenue. FOR RENT—6 room cottage, 112 Grocer—Tbet bread coat# 11 French Ave. Aloa house keeping cent#, little girL Where i# the 1 rooms. Summer rata#. Inquire 300 centf ■' French. 75-2tp Little Girl—But I wa# the one FOR RENT—Two acre# tiled celery •ent, mi#ter.—Jiidge. v land, five room House and shad. In­ ■ ■, fc . i ■■ ■ quire L. E. Tew, West Side or Thone EINQINQ AGAINST TIM E 419-W. . Daytona Beach, Fla. S n l l r r of A ettllra llu a fu r T m II r e # I ' n i l r r S r r l l u n BT.T u f t h e ( I r n r r a t a in lH lr . o l Ike N l.tr ul M u rid * . Notice Ih lirrrlol nlYrli Hull K, I. WuudrulT. purchaser of Tux IVrlltlralr No. (no, iinicd tin- ttli iluy or J on,. A. D. m il. ha. III.-it salil rrrtltlrntn In my offlrc. and has mail, ngplleatlon for Tux llrcl to Issue lo aecordancu .with law. Huld rrrtlllcate rmt.rao-s the followlnx deserlbsd property situsted In Heminol*. County. Florida, towit; ll.-u 31, h; ehs. N timl ehs. IV. of HIJ Cur.. Her I. Twp. to ft. It. 30 K. run H t xs ehs. IV. 1SH ehs. N. J» ehs. K. 12 ehs H. S2 dc*i K. *.34 ehs. N. 12 71 ehs K IH rlis. N. 7 deK. 10* f t 10 04 ehs. K, 73 Iks H. 10 ehs W. 14 ehs. H. 2» ehs. Hwly. to lien. I t acres. The euld laud Ulnx ssseserd C. M. CUSTER, Prop He—Say, Ham#, I don’t like your 78-dtp hair etraigbt LOST—Elk'# tooth. Finder return to A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTRIDE. Our S e r v ic e WANT] W A ll FO O D -1 VALUES This pure food question la up to you, Mrs. Wife-of-lheShe—Are jou familiar with the head-of-the-family. You know •core of this opera t that your husband enjpys n He—No. But never mind the Lo st , s t r a y e d or s t o l e n from (dice of good bread nt meal* i4»re—just so it doesn’t go to extra my- farm, on tha east sidJ of Ban- times as well as the Juniors ford, one black mart mule, about six enjoy I t ‘between eat feats. innings.—Life. ycara old, weighing about 1250 lbs. Mention tho name of our CAUTION TO WOULD-BE -RULER Reward for Information leading to bread to yotir grocer. . * 76-6tp recovery of tama.—0. F. Smith. C:30 a.m. 7(10 pjn. LONDON, June 2fl^-Brln>o, Minis­ ter Raldwin announced to ‘commons this afternoon the government hns decided to establish a home defense air force sufficiently strong to de­ fend tho country Adequately front so greatly appreciate the added leis- Notice uT Application for Tax Deed Under Section 573 of the General attack by strongest air force within ure that they will compromise on wages. Tho Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. ^Statutes of the Slate of Florida striking distance. raised hourly, tonnnge nnd piece Tates Notice is hereby given thnt F. I*, different ten per cent and tho president of the Woodruff, purchaser of Tax CertlfiThere nre about oompnny testified thnt the men were cate No. 200, dated tho 7lh day of Inngungcs. quite willing to accept thnt nrrnngc* June, A. D. 1920, has filed snld certiment in order to shorten their day. ficato in my office, nnd hns made npWHEN INDUSTRY EMPLOYS Tho change was actually accomplish- pllrntion for Tux Deed to Issue In ne­ MEN 12-IiniTRS DAY INDUSTRY COMMITS MORAL TRESPASS ed without loss, for production wns cordnnco with Inw. Bald certificate increased. A similar achievement is embraces the following described recorded for other establishments, property situated in Seminole County, (Continued from page 3) "A major difficulty in the way of I'lorlrln, to-wit: Reg. 7*,4 eh. S, and Jects nnd even a certificate of accur­ cor* *■’* Twji acy by a prominent firm of New installing three shifts would l*c over- ^L40 c^* ^ ° f ®* 30 N. run W 9.27 ch S York accountants, is teeming with er­ come, ns the present report shows, if ^ milts.,MC to bog. lho rors nnd misleading statem ents. Quo­ the sleel industry ns n whole would '*,(i lnn'* ^ i n g assessed nt the date tations are mutilated, statistics are improve its lalmr policy. The provision of some method of conference and "f l*sui,,u’e t'f such certificate in agreement nnd orderly negotiation *ho name of W. J. Jackson. Unless lover wages, hours nnd conditions of said certificate shall be redeemed ne­ twork, would go far toward bringing]corclitiK to law l a x Deed will issue about the. co-operation necessary to a 1hereon on tho J7lh day of June, A. *successful demonstration. So say !competent engineers anil so the exWITNESS my official signature | perienrtt of tho Colorado Fuel & Iron n,,d r,1(‘n* *hia the 21st day of May, A. Compnny proves. We hold no brief for any particular type of collective (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS, bargaining machinery hut we nrfl 100 Clerk Circuit Court, per went against a regime in which * Seminole County, H n. the men have no voice. , " r- A. M. WEEKS, D. C. •The d a ta ‘recorded in our bulletin r- 22*20' « nre not complete since we do not „ „■ ■. ■ . , , * ... Nailer of Application for lax Deed know how tnnny men are at the pres■ ... , , Under Section 57-i of the Cenernl ent time working 12 hours a day In , ... ,. .. . , ,, Statute* of the State of l lorula the steel industry. The report of the , . , . „ , . , Notice is hereby given that J. E. American Iron nnd Steel Institute, . , ~ . . ,, . . . .Idling, purchaser of Tux Certificate given out May 2.>, while claiming v, , , , , * , . ,, . , , , No. 03, dated tho 2nd day of Juno, A. cred t for past efforts toward reduc. * , ,, Jt/t , ... ... . . . D. 1919, hns filed said cortlficato in tion in the number uf 12-hour men, , . . „ . , ,, . . . my office, nnd has mndo appllrntion was strangely silent ns to the present , . . . . . , for l a x Deed to issue ill accordance cm ency hi u n us ry. with law*. Suid certificate embraces "The Iron nnd Steel in stitu tes ex* following described property aitutraordlnary defense of tho 12-hour jn Sonilnole County, Florida,.to­ day is very disquieting, It is possible w It. Lot 10i nlw k X|or 0( Slinf,ird. that with the revival of business the The Bnl(, U nJ i,c[nB nt tho Steel Corporation has abandoned all dotc of tho |,„,unncc „f , uch certlflpeetense nt reducing the number of roto ,n thl, nnmt) ()f « u nknown ” 12-hour workers? . A1(lo: Tax Certificate No. 77, dnt“Tho public is forced to the conclu- od tho 2nd day of Juno, A. D. 1910, sion that, as has liecn pointed outlbo* hua filed said certificate In my office fore, ony conaldernldo reduction in and lias made application for tax deed the number of 12-hour men wulta on i0 Issud In accordance with law. Said u lessened demand for steel.” certificate embraces the following de- County, Florid#, to-wit: Lot 1, Block 13, Tier H, S«nfonl. Tho said land being assessed nt the date of the taauanco of iiuch certificate In tho name of "J. Jackson," Also: Tax Certificate No. 33, datod tho 4th day of Juno, A. D. 1017, has filed said certificate in my office and hns made application for Tax Deni to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the follow­ ing described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: I-ot 9. W. F. Leavitt's Sub.-Dlv. The said land being assessed a t the date of the issuance of such certificate in tho name of W. F. Leavitt. . Unless said certificates shall be re ­ deemed according to law Tax Deed will issuq thereon on the 27th day of June, A. 1). 1923. WITNESS my official signature nnd seal this the 21st day of May, A. D. 11123. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, ' Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. Ily: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 5-22-29; fi-5-12-10-20.. . Extends to Orlando and Daytona as well as tho hundreds of bottles wo put out In Sanford overy day T h r r * a r e d u al pro* l*ctlve tiuallllea In • v e r y s q u a re Inch of roufliiff p ap e r sold by ua. Made from a s u ­ perfine substance. It m a k es y n u r ro u t eba u lu tsly w a ie r p ro o f a n d keeps nut Ilia wind a n d sun. Hill Lumber Co. ELDER SPRINGS WATER on account of its purity is fast becoming the drinking water for Central Florida. It is also recommended for use in bat­ teries. If you are not drinking Elder 8pringa W ater now— give it n tidal. * PHONE 311—WE'LL DELIVER � 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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V •; ♦ .. <h«i % an m • , . . -j y rlH < it; Mil. i f I N T H E H E A R T O F THE- W O R L D ’S 1 • *• RAKL1 1 II 2^, 1928 ' ."'I Florida Had Bill o f Similar N atu r^tfu i it W as Dofeated iin n Legislature . iGGINBOTHAM :a se u p a g a in S I M * purpose FIGHT FOR TIME GOVERNSAYS N T W IL L ENFO RCE D RY lir e L A W S TO T H E L E T T E R M il A MI a > fed e r a l -t . rw S A N FORD. F LO R ID A . M * O ND AY. V O L U M E IV . •*» SECTIO N ^ K i j** in Insr Tile The k»e*Halv4 l*ee«s) ) (H A « 8 0 NVVIJ IL L E , Ha., Juno 25.— JA C K 80N cry o f‘ nearly |7,ono In eurDiscovery rency In tho .pockets o f Robert II. Shackelford, 47, form er deputy sheriff, who was phot to death in his home here yesterday by a wpman puxxlcd authorities investigating tho case today. Mrs. Daisy Vaught, held on charge o f shooting maintained ■rt PRIME MINIST! R NOt OYERUQUOR NAME (D r T t . A ».«u »r | l r i»J * l Tho Florida legislature In Us re­ R A LE IG H . N. C., June 25.— Under* “ “ cent session had a measure similar In Iho terms o f n U w which becomes cfeffect to tho North Carolina law bcfective throughout North Carolina ofre it, but it was denounced as a July 1, automobiles will ho required measure fostered by the railronds to silence todny. F. F. Dutton W ill H are Chargo to come to a full stop before crossing relieve them o f liability in grade of Sales a n d . Distribution S A Y S B R E A K IN G B R ITISH RE ALS JA C K S O N V IL L E , June 2^.— Rob­ rnilroad tracks. Electric railroad crossing accidents. It was introduced End o f Business O f Administration to RccoRnire ON LIQ UO R NO g r o u n d A TTO R N E Y S FOR D EFENSE T R Y ­ tracks‘ in cities, towns nnd villages in the house by Representative ert Shackelford, former chief Ae|d o f Laws of.the Land and Enforce * •'». FOR PR O TE ST are excepted, as. well as crossings Hampton Jones o f Nassau county. A t Acer under Sheriff Robert E. Merritt ING TO QUASH IN D IC T ­ A fter numerous a tte m p t ,D», p u t Them One and A ll where there arc gates or watchmen. tho instance « f Representative Fred and one o f Governor Hardee's chief years to form an assocjatlpn M ENT i it r t * « rr«-««i l.ONIHJN* *J* s unl e y Raid- ers in the Sanford district ,th* mem­ The law, which was passed at tho Davis, who attacked it in its original investigators, wns shot and killed D E N V E R ,’ Juno 86. — President rutrwen <nr Tfc* rrr—t tl\e bership o f which. wou^A represent 192a term o f the general assembly form, it wns amended to provide that here yesterday afternoon qt his home win, prime minister, slated in L A K E C IT Y , Fin., Juno 25.— IDus provide. that the IJaHInir served notice in an address in Ioikesidc park. Mrs. DnIAy Vaught, o f ,t h e . i n failure to atop o nthe part o f the majority o f the acreage p house 'o f commons today there was no rnilroads shnll iiere today that tho fedcrnl govern­ fourth attempt of tho state to place mark nil crossings by signs bearing motorist did not rrlieve the railroad who was arrested, I* said by police ground fo r protest If the British cus­ tion, success Jta* at |ast ment was determined to enforce tiro Walter Higginbotham, convict whip the lettering “ N. ,C. I j*w . Stop!" o f any liability. It had read that to hove admitted shooting Shntkcl- tom* seals were broken in United in this dlrecffcn with .<hp org*hW ftlon prohibition law even should tbo bur­ ping )>oss, on trial, was vigorously Tho distance nt which automohlUsts failure to stop would in? prim* facie ford, claiming self-defense. , Stnto sterritorial waters by officials j f the Florida Vegetable Corporation, den o f enforcement continue to be fought here todny by the defense. H ig­ nre required to stop is set nt not evidence o f contributory negligence The woman is said to have slated ot the United States customs service. which, in addition to f Pt r k ^ y increasingly thrown upon it by the ginbotham is charged with murder in more thnn 50 feet' from the rail.'1. on the part q f the motorist. A fter that she shot Shackelford wheh he Ills statement in answer to a ques­ co-operative Institution, ,yflj /»*▼• connection with tho dcnlh of Martin • Penalty for violation o f tho Inw is Mr. Davis’ amendment was added the reaehrd for a pistol to shoot ' her. tion whether Great Britain recognised the power to make •lfecJ‘ T* ■tat**. • , . . . . Moreover, thq executtvo voiced the Tabcrt, n North Dakota youth. In the Axed-at 110 Anc or 10 days imprison­ measure was allowed to die on that Shackelford is credited with hnvlng America's right to break acais on needed reforms, at both ,«n4«, la tb* conviction not only o f the prohibition- prison camp of the I’utnam Lumber ment or both ill the discretion o f tho side o f the house, nnd Inter a similar had a iargo part in breaking up the liquor aboard ships. distribution o f the poducta o f th* Co. Judge W. A. McMullen, presid hill bobbed up In the senate. Hero it activities of conAdence men in F lor­ amendment will not be repealed, but trucking industry, on Recount o f th* court. | ing, overruled motions o f the defense W A SH IN G TO N . June 25. — The prc|»«ndcranco of the output th* cor­ wns subjected to a broadside by Sen­ ida. Uht whatever chnngcs mny be made ' An nnnlysl* of the act by Assistant to disqualify State’s Attorney Kelly; Shackelford was forty-seVon years statement o f Premier Baldwin In the poration will control. ator James E. Calkins, who had pre­ in the Volstead act “ w ill represent . ,, to quash Madison county indictment Attorney General Nash is ns follows: old and Mrs. Vaught is thirty. Her British house that brvnking British viously gotten through after much the sincere purpose o f effective en­ The following rcpregenUtlv* and v Kvery person operating n motor for continuance fo ense refusing to attorneys refused to allow hor to be seals on liquor brought Into New York most successful growers h*ve been forcement, rather than moderation of vehicle upon n public rood, shall be­ trouble a measure to give the rail­ permit argument* on motions. road commirslon reguatory powers Interviewed by newspaper men. Ac­ afford no ground fo r protest to Amcr- elected as officers and dlroglpri fo r thfc general policy.” ' fore crossing the track nt grade, slop over grade crossings with n view to cording to the police version of the lean government conforms to view the Arst year: R. B. Chapman, prealfirtiking straight out atthose who bin vehicle; nt n distance not exceed­ shooting, the two quarreled about taken in Washington that seals have violate the law, tho president said irtont, John Molsch, vice-pr*aM*nt, L. ing 50 feet from the pea rest rail. protecting them, even to the elimina­ 2:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon. no value so far as American territor­ tion o f those thnt could not bo other­ the Issue is fast coming to be rccogI. Frailer, secretary and t*| »P ^ *n r This Is not required when the cross­ wise protected. Mr. Calkins’ bill wns About hnl fan hour later Mra. Vaught ial water* are concerned and that tho treasurer. Serving with then* <U> th* Hlxcd not as one between the “ wets" ing is one ot which there is a gale having it stroublcs on the house side, wJnt into the room where Shackel­ breaking will not result in nny inter­ Board o f Director* ar* L» K Brumand “ drys,” but as one o f whether or watchman, nnd the Inw does not nnd he made tho appearance of Jho ford wns nnd Is said to have claimed national Incldeht. the laws o f “ this country enn he and Icy. G. K. Smith, Joe Cameron, Frank apply Jo nn electric railway track ill “ stop” bill the occasion of a lengthy the latter reached for his pistol. Hhe will be enforced." MfUch, G. L. Bledao*. f\ city, town or village. The failure tirade against railroad lobbyists. The is quoted as having snhMfftc then “ So fa r ns the federal government to glop, however, shnll not lie per sc Tho entire upper floor o f U»* Ball Is concerned," he said, "nnd I n»i GOING FO RW ARD FROM S A V A N ­ contributory negligence in nn action "stop" bill was the greatest mon­ Ared twirc, both shots strlkK^t Shack­ Hardware Co. building hat been en­ strosity o f the session, he snld, the elford in the hend and killing him invery sure also, so far ns concerns the N AH ENDORSING IIIS against the railroad, hut it shall he gaged aa quarter* for this » * w cor­ very great m ajority of tho state govNAM E an evidential fnct to be considered rnilroads wanting it to go through to atantly. poration and preparation* fo r th* Mrs. Shackelford stated over long get away from grade accident liabil­ ernmontn and tho local governments, with other fnct* in dettcrmlning coming season are being mad* with­ ity and at the same time Aghtlng the distance telephone from her home ip (D r Tfce A m * r»l»S Press* it w ill be enforced. As gratifying. whether tho plaintiff was guilty of out delay. A finance commltt** con­ S A V A N N A H ,. Juno 25.— I otltion bill intended to protect the grades. Ij»ke City last night that she did not Indeed It may fairly be said, nn mann­ contributory negligence." sisting o f G. F. 8mlth, chairmen, S. signed by citixens here endorsing Hen­ know Mrs. Vaught. She snld tho ing progress has been made in the IN W K 8TJ K N D .A D .A M S C O U N TY , G. Ball and A ; T. b m U ^ S , ry Ford for president forwarded to body would be tkKcn.Io Ia*ko,.Clty fRr last few years toward belter enforceNORTH D A K O TA S U N ­ appointed. The director* nav* ap­ burial. Resides his widow, Mr. Detroit and. Fuxd'j W *M »ry..«5E M 0 & »s • ** « D A Y N IG IIT proved the policy to provld* financial in acknowledging receipt of petition Shackelford Is survived by four chil­ While Mr! Harding made no direct assistance to the member* o f th* cor­ said, "in view o f intcrust displayed dren, Mrs. Jack Ennis, Jacksonville; ( H r Tfce A a a w l s I H •’ " “ l .. reference to tho situation in New poration that may require It, fo such Mr. Ford can hnve no objection to Mrs. L B. Adams, Atlanta; Cath­ FARGO, N. 1)0 Juno 25.— A dl«York stnto, he did say thnt "the extent as Is consistent with good bus­ their further activities in this dlrecarine and Esther Shackelford 13 and patch to Forum today aaya five are spectacle" o f a. state nullifying its iness prlnlcples. The sale* and finance known killed and four Injured In a II years old, respectively. lio n ” * own authority, and asking the na­ divisions o f tho corporation will bo torpado In the west epd of Adam* tional sovereignty to toko over an • ■ * • ** ’ dam. absolutely divorced. Important P frt of its powers, is new. The committee on purchases Com­ He added that "when the implications prises the following: John MkUch, o f this strange proposnl nre fully un­ chairman, Joe Cameron, L. I. yigsla ti derstood by people and parties devot­ J. G. Render, Fred Walama. Mem ed tb preserving the rights of the ( I l f Tfce AsaarUtr* I'fta il twrship commltttec, 0 . L- Bledsoe, Had Been Snatching I’ uraea for Sev­ states, the now nulllflcatlonists, I N E W YORK, June 25.— Two m ore’ U‘ ”Verdi, " "making her first visit to chairman, Mike Stolnoff, R. 0. nickeral Week* New York wns not stated on the man­ venture to say, will discover that they "w ot” liners came into port today n, C. L Flowert, Rex Packard. wlnt,» jn i* have perpetrated what is likely tu C A R A V A N OF N E W S PA PE R MEN while United States government o f­ ifest, but it wa* " “ 1* K. F. Dutton, form erly manager Tho young negro purso snatcher, liquors were locked and in charge oi prove one of the historic blunders In ficials prepared to hove on *|x other CO OVER C L IF F N E A R for tho American Fruit Growerg* who has boon at large for several the ship’s surgeon. vessels which docked over tho wrekDENVER. political management." and at present ono o f th* la rt**t laweeks and who had snatched shout six A ll the Cedric's liquor supply ^ was end with liquor transported over the Tho president disclosed thnt n good shipper* In seven purses from various ladlos ON OCCASION U N V E IL IN G MEM- dependent growers and shippers listed as "surplus medical stores," ami June 25.— Two killed, thrre miie n ni, in deAanco o f treasury deal o f testimony is reaching Wash­ O K IA I. A S S A S S IN A T E D DENVER, , , Sanford, will have charge o f th* kale* officer* o f the ship said it had been over the city, was caught In the tolls ington that some states having pro­ twh others were injured seriously department's dry ruling. Tho latest m in is t e r • *pd distribution d i v i s i o n ,t h j, nor Saturday night. Chief of Police Iloy healed by Crown customs authorities hibition enforcement codes nnd even late yesterday when «n automobile, arlrvals were Anchor liner Tuscania, ■'Minnrntion. Th© pcruonDil of corporation. Tho entire p*r»o Williams was ready fo r him and when before sailing from Englnad. some which successfully enfo/ f * “ one o f the caravan In which vlglting French liner Suffrcn. Tho schedule the word came that tho purso o f Mrs. R K K r jN \ V p ^ ^ !- H t r o a * f lg h t in g officers, directors, committees, 'and it later was said that tho Conte • “ d ry " laws before national prohibi­ newspaper correspondents with Hard- today called for removal o f liquor Hlgney had been snatched from her occurred lo Klalchcn, Prussian Sax­ department head* p i Q»* .,/lor|da Then Verdi carried 2,000 gallon* of wine hand near tho Standard Filling Sta­ tion are “ disposrd to abdicate their log’s special train, went over * cliff from Cupandcr, Borengarla. Vegetable Corporation k admittedly ony, between Nationalists and Com­ own pojlcc authority In this mntU;r in Rear Creek canyon nnd dropped 70 cases of other week enders, Paris, not under seal. Tho wine was assert­ tion Chief o f Police W IM »m » Ihrcw munists on tho occasion o f the un­ of such high csllbfe *ji4.•ffJlWRPF* ed to be the amount required under and to' turn over tho burden o f pro- feel. The dead: Sumner Curtis, rep­ C*drlc, Caronla, Province and Conum Ur ijtt abl* iin men around that section immodlveiling o f the memorial to the sssssal- that eventually, wher*,, i Italian laws for medicinal purposes hlbitlon' enforcement to the federal resentative Republican National Com­ tcverdl will bo taken. atcl ysnd caught tho negro from a nsted German Foreign Minister, Dr. guidance o f these Iqdjylau^k, real for tho crew nad third clan* passeng­ mittee; Tommie French o f Denver, meager description given by tho vie- Walter Uathenau, p Central News dlr- benefits are discqmablp, therp will . authorities. er*. The ship sailed from Naplr* Juno LONDON, June 25.— Several I.on“ Doubtless/* he said, "this I* large­ who was driving the car. Donald A. Urns. Chief Williams and Officer pstch states. Two are reported dead be but few growers (n tnls section 13, too earl yto adopt tho practice of ly diia to a misconceived notion, too, Craig, manager o f the Washington don nowspaper editorials show decided Smart esught him afterward on Han­ und twenty-five seriously wounded. not members. , ...... French and English liners In placing ford avenue and finally wormed tho widely entertained, that tho federal bureau o f New York Herald; Thomas anxiety lest controversy over aeixurc To date stock «ubtc,r|ptlonpr J*av* liquor store* under aeal. information out o f him that he M government has actually tnken over y Dawson, fo r twenty years member o f liquor on British ahlps at New York m groym growpf* r*pi^#*nie r*pi^#*nL DU88ELDOHF, June 25.—A Ger- been secured from Although boarded by customs nulh been guilty o f all the purse snatching the real responsibility. The fact is of the Associated Press Washington lead to serious III feeling between man employed by the French, was 1,200 acres and p le ^ p s , . ^ c « " < critics, tho Conte Verdi docked with­ in the city and had also stolen *utopresenting over *00 quits tbs contrary. The fedcrnl gov­ staff injured. Craig was improv ng Great Britain und the United States. from other* repw enlln, out disturbance to tho wine supply. H niobllo supplies, clothes and chickens. shot and killed while loading coal at Paper* express hope people hero will ernment i* *»|Uipi>cd with the In­ today, but Dawson showed slight Im­ Kaneau today. The French aay the •Cf®*- , , . . , refrain from Intemperate and unin­ was said that no attempt would be His latest offenss o f highway robbery strumentalities to make enforcement provement due to advanced year*. shot was fired by one o f a group of Conference* of H)«. b fH W l formed criticism o f what la held to made to selxe tho win* until the t*»»n- will get him a term in the slate pris­ locally e le c tiv e . It does not main­ Germans supposedly form er members officials o ! the local bpnk^ " ifest was filed at the custbms house on camp and his cast will go over un­ ?pot tain either a pollco or a judicial es­ DENVER, June 255 — Thoma* • F. be purely a legal question. the U tter pledging * " o f the security ppllce. today. * til the next term o f the circuit court, tablishment adequate to or designed Dawson, who wns Colorado atate hi* fullest co-operation, N EW YO RK , June 25.— Four transThe chief and policemen ar* to be con­ fpr w b a task. I f the burden o f en- torian and nationally k» own " £ ' * tion. ArrapgemenU Atlantjc passenger |lnera, two British, CO NCERNING HU|tH FOR gratulated upon their good work in E le v s jp y r a i n forerment shall continue to -b e In­ paper man, died thU morning at Den­ whereby the banks will jj TH E W O M A N ’S CLUB one French and one Italian, arrived at rounding up this young negho who Falls From Track, creasingly thrown upon the federa ver hospital a . result o f injuries Iieriodic audit o f staUmenM o ! Quarantine yesterday with largo had really made ladiea afraid to come government. It wRI be necessary, at rporatipn and approv* spprov* *a*' *»*• Num ber are Killed corporation There is some uncertainty as quantities o f liquor under seal. (jown town at night with any money Application has slroady bh*n mad* large expense, to create a e rr“ Eustjs Rotary Club The ipenlfeat o f th* White Star Hn- why the Woman’s Club is doing the In their puraes. police authority which In time will r a charter’ w hich^*xpm lW lo b* i n r Tfc« i s M s i s g e for Awarded Attendance^ ___ ______f 86.—T w o car Cedric from Liverpool showed the unusual thing o f collecting Its dues N E W r YO UK, Jun^26 InpvlUbly com . Jo be regarded a . • " received some time jpst now, by personal solicitation, an* You can’t go wrong in Investing In pf a Irpln bound fo r New York fell Trophy at St/Louls follow ing wet stock: intrusion upon and Interference with it seems best to explain tho matter. from an elevate*! structure at Fifth Seven thousand nine hundred and Sanford realty. the right o f local authority to manage Our representation at the am ■ ■, and Flatbuah avenues today. A num­ Judge W U # thlrty-ono bottlw i f ale and stout. . E U 8TI8, June 26 .-T clegra m a re­ local concerns. The possibilities o f meeting of tho H u t* Federation In Ono thousand ono hundred snd flfment who pay their dues bpfore tho ber were reported killed.. * A t M arians disaster In such a situation hardly ceived here lis t night atate Mj* based upon the number of paid-up f j „ t o f July are to <)p enrolled as need to l»I*U i8W |od. Y et it Is somo- Eu.tla Rotary Club w a. awarded the ty-slx gallons of wine. members shown as actually enrolled in ter U n getfH g I P * be exempt B A W Y PIN PRICK charter members and will,1 be 64 gallons o f spirits. trophy fo r attendance at the conven­ our year book, It ia our rulo to put . thing CAUSES DOCTOR'* DEATH Sia and' five-sixth gallons of IImm initiation fees. |f there afe any tion In SL Loula which came, to a rU 3 sl t a r Tfc* * nope except the npmea pf paid-up SAVANNAH TODAY T A L L A H A S S E E .. questions about this matter that are quers and copdlals. close Saturday. International o ffi­ member* in the year bboks, end it U The Cunard liner Caxonia’s ***led not answered by tbU statement Mre. C. L. Wileou, proeldlag perform, in connection with the en­ cer. stated this feat on th* Part of important that ail copy fp r this year­ supply consisted o f 2,116 bottlp* o f R. E. ToUr, President of the riub, or the Eustls club, attending one hun­ forcement o f this policy, those func­ • W - A judicial circuit, die book should be in the hands o f the S A t/ X fiN A Il? ole and stout; forty-eight gallons o f Mrs. A. M. PWIIIP*. Membership home in Marianna, tions which are obviously wifflln R » dred per cent,’ waa something which program chairman at one* lo order wins, forty-s*von gallons o f spirits, chairman will b* glad to giv* further slight prick from a safety pin whkh vicoa received hare, proper province. These arc compli­ has never been equalled in Interna­ that it shall hava the mahy necessary ha was using temporarily to fasten and ber medical stores were listed as ‘ t [ •„ , illness from Bright1* ance In all 1U aspects as U relates to tional Rotary and would never revisions to lq*un> lU prompt aqq information. twantv-tbrae gallons o f wine and four By an oversight in the Woman e cuff slseve, has proved fa U l to Dr. considered on* of th* twenty-three the . International commerce, the om per Issuance. The books o f A. H. Rochester, local specialist. proper gallons of spirit. „ C iv treasurer close so early In the Club column l*al Friday, two of th* Nothing was thought o f the scratch jurists in th* stst*. tatinn and asportation of 1^ uor* ’ “ c dUTh l*E lf*tl* dub baa enjoyed unique The French Un«r Providence from largest and most responsible commit­ .. i ■ collection o f federal revnue, th# pre­ distinction all during the convention Marseilles brought 2^94 bottie* of fall, that we will not get credit f*»r tee* on th* furnishing* were omltUdi until infection **t In when effort* Unemployment la vention Of ipsogilng. end in generrd and ha. attended all the function. In wins for passengers and seventy bot­ any due# that com* in tat*, and *o Mrs. B. P. Morse is chairman of the to save bis Ilfs was futile. » body, receiving loud applaud when­ reached its • rosy cut abort our own voting strength ....i 1 — and Mrs. Howtle* for tb* cr*w, 137 bottle* of cog­ ever appearing. Euatl. has g a in * at the convention. This year a pew committee on chair*, ST. AUGUSTINE, Jun* 86.—John 19X1, whea nac and rum. ninety battles of whlsard Overlln for th* equipment of U* wide publicity from this trip and department ha* been created—that of M. Crowell has been named as print 040.000. April of I k «f and gin, M * botQea of chs. club kitchen. i.J aside from the wonderful Urns th* the*Juniper, and ft pmmlaed to J. of th* high school hero for th* w o f OOL , . 4 joules of liqueurs and iw MRS. HENRY dub has anJor*a. th* U «m will r a p most inUreaUng and fvorth wb||# Vhs hswU atata and W • *T :* *• u d groat harvests from Those new member* of this depart ■'Tb'oVupply of the Italian liner Conpiece o f advertising. Pi­ IP !. „ HENRY FORD DOES NOT OBJECT TO PETITIONERS S9Brcfi] TORNADO KILLS FIVE PERSONS MANY INJURED LONDON- NEWSPAPERS EDITORIALS SHOW DECIDED ANXIETY OVER THE LIQUOR SEIZURE ON SHIPS Purse Snatcher Caught Icounty Sunday J^°pcrty TWO KILLED, Lest it Lead to Serious 111 Feeling Between the By Sanford Officers -go estimated at »ioo,ooo. Two Countries * • A fter a Merry Chase SEVERAL HURT, STREET FIGHTS IN ACCIDENT IN EISLEBEN COMMUNISTS m TSS SL* �.11.. directinK "V itin i M * ' P*remer\t Em W r hla latest proflllctlott fo r Metro uhith w ill bh showA fo r the last time ni the Princess tonight, was sighting tliidugh his camera-at a newly built sin. A tdyal palm’ tree rose grartdly A fine rain today was very refresh y. ^...|iaiiua.<r.. rtT^ri- f o r F lorid a *; Parti) with local thuhder tonight and Sunday. creatl, in i )(t tenter o f the picture. * S O T ltB OF TEACHERS’ , , '. ‘ EXAMINATIONS' four feet to move that palm, On June 26th tljere will bo held Ir to tile left’ will do U.” the high aehool buijding the regulai Jl(a -technical s U ff considered the tgacbera’ examination. For Informs. Just cooling off the earth that h heated by that northern heat ware. * * . • __ ^ * (Air CALENDAR Westminster Club will have t at Mr*. Pred Williams on -No good” maid Rex, -you'll hare Hanford merchant* should be think­ ing about another b ljf Dollar. Day B gfi a M m ale i r . n a p p y . ' L* W$rS4 •| I h»a. while Mr. Ingram w/nt o ff to scL T h e y i V M ^ that pUll- 1 yal palm UD to , Miss Julia' Zachary has as her house gufcst*, tVo o f hep flerority alstera of t : ti W- C V Misses Nannie Burr atnfVtoTt^Mott; bf Jacksonville. ' . //• , <i* ■ W A s ! f l N a T O f r * 'j o i I . r 'M ^ - M r . . Cora B. Williams, who Is president o f the Georgia, Florida * Alabama Rail­ road Cofnpany desire* to cancel out­ standing bond Issues against that line, according to finance applications made to tho Interstate Oomml*sion. The railroad sought permission to in* the atock from four crease L - capital . hundred and flfly-rivo thousand dolMr. and Mrs. M. 8. Wiggins and |ars to a million six hundred and children and mother Mra. Ella Lett- eighty five thousand dollars. . ler, le ft thla morning In the Wiggins cal' - for St. Petersburg where they will Ire the guests o f Mr. arid Mrs. Woodwafd Barnwell. dopt Resolutions to A r.. . — xan Ku Klux Klans Miss Mary Armstrong has return­ ed front Daytona B**rh where she Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLaulin are spent Ih* pkst week « s the guest o f hotrfe from Gainesville where they M fo ' W. A . -Leffler. , ’ : attahdvd the State Jewelers Conven­ Hi* -----Mra. Herbert Turner and children tion* and *nJo*M ‘ th r ^ CoHege’ Clty o ff Burbkhk, Fla., are the guests of very mucMV-Henry has *0tH8*very Il­ her kkrehta, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mc- luminating f a t a " dbbdr - r i i ^ l p a l owridrshlp Ifr.’Gn Ineiv ill#, i f ’ v ‘ '•tl.L .-U ’I f you want to sell anything or If ydd hate- AHVlhlng to sell or trade uke thd Want''Columns o f fife Daily Hbrald. 'JT fH s 'ls IhK Market Mac# fa* the community at large and yob get llW 'W o r th o f advertising fok - _ -J it four U e i was—well, It list same with the courity superintend wnafffSo after allowing.an ^Interval d H ta io h w .l^ i- • 'i : • ' iti tfthe tb elapse they suriimoncd JU*| Ingr^ri. ?.\\ -i 1 I ' “ Alflght now, boas,” snld the head tedihirian cheerfully, hoping thereby the convince Rea that tho tree had ARMV E$ADDLEft-^BUrid he* U.'S. beef! moved. Army, M e d e llin $«.20; also used, Hex Ingram peered through his but In good condition— not s break— lens,' 15.10. W ill Skip C. O. D. and allow I G. F. & A. Railway * W ants Cancel Mrs E. L. Ferran o f Eustls was * H. M. Lloyd Is home from Detroit the'gbvst o f bar granddaughter, Mrs. and other title* In tho north and bo waa glad to get back to Sanford J. b. Woodruff yeaterdoy. where the weather Is cool and de­ R. Bates left yesterday for T lf- lightful. ton, 0a., where ha waa called by tho Dr. Henry McLaulin, Jr., is visiting of his niece. aerloUs l}Ii f p •V* In Chicago Where he expects to at­ Winifred Strong o f Hastings tend the National Optoittetrle Con­ guest, o f her grandfather, C. vention and get some new slanta on the very latest'wrinkles In optomtry. Mrs. Ella Leffler left this riiornlng fo r St. Petersburg, where she will ■pend' the week end with her niece, Mra. Woodward Barnwell. - WUh A L IC E TERRY M tiN D NAVARRO. s (H r ’Mie A»**eUt*a Freeer • HA N A N T O N Ith Tex., June 23.— San Aptonlo Klan and scores o f other Klan organisations in Texas have adopted resolutions breaking with Atlanta headquarters o f the Klan and deciding to withhold all money, report* nnd other information’ from Atlanta officer* until order ia brought out o f chaos Into which tho notional organisation has been thrown by rea­ son o f contests for control o f the Kisn. • I05t> / “ Sorry, b o ys,- he said, “ move bach to where It was.” ; sm art ir r iL m ’ frock Fashion has cn n ren ^ ^ m e th ln g unusually kti " ’ -*•- -* ** frock ol midi!niaht roue roircuc, m­ _____________wit Ilk small fancy buttons dividuallcrd and self-color braid. Below u ._ narrow :.* ‘ He are inserted pOckcts the narrow gird stitched with braid. It is easy to introduce a bri|Ight note by using red, ___ o r purple _ ibrald for the trimming green and selecting the buttons to correspond with the braid. Medium sire requires 3 U ymtils 54-inch material. I ’ictorial Review Dress No. 1438. Sixes, M t o . 52 inches bust. Price, J5 cents. -V- it examination.— W . q u it m a * V. W IL u IA w fl, . r.A. > F or quick results try • want* 1 -Where the Pavement Erids.“ \ In STOP BACKACHE, KlD.Ngr whkMi Alice Terry ahd Ramon NovarTrunks and baggage transferred, ro have leading rotes, was adapted by MiT'Ingram from the story by John nny . lime, ' anywhere, — I c i n g ’s S E R V IC E " TRANSFER. Russell. It was photographed by Jno. Q U IC K Backacho, Rheumatic Pabn, Pltone 498. 9R-Th-Fri-Sat-tfc F.'Heltx. hiedacHe, tired feeling, too fn *i ,uHriatfori, ‘ditcblontil or strong /trd symptoms o f kidney sod kj trouble. • * T wna always hssii bocknchc which caused ms gm fetin g,” writes Mrs. Feber, Ms t t y Redaction in .P fi^ of M k «r * * C o u ld not sleep sod at ti New atock tally cnnls, place cards, P E N N S Y L V A N I A V A C U U M , I could not stand straight Tried pul cups and favohi at'Roumillat'A CUI* T IR E S A N D T U B E S ley Kidney n ils and found ttf Anderson’s. . tM )* Stop backache, kidney and ifa I: ________________ ;______ F. P. K INK S troubles with Foley Kidney Plfli.; H. W. Lawton. Bracelet Wnte^F.x105 Palmetto A re«--------Phone 481-J everywhere.— Adv. \ i the law says -no fireworks" on tho Fourth, don’t teach your child to be n Vncnk and a lawbreaker by bbdtIcffyjng firbetnekefs for them. Daily Fashion Hint 0 » » A F IV E D O L L A R B I L L Takes an Electee Fan m>rt, 215 South Ordhk*, Orlando, Fla. I ‘ ^24-tfg stock tally curds, place cards, is ami favors at Roumillgt k Bn’s. 78-8tc E v r r y r o o m h a s running wmter. The Doily Herald, 15c per week. • “ Hiram Johnson b iim t on Trip ” snys a hondllne. Don’t worry. Hiram will moke up fo r it when he get* bark to tho good old U. H. A. m e s e s n a v e Clean With every Iw tile o f M AVIH Lemon' and Almoad I D i m W t e j i a i i t h y ey e* 50c rite, we v^il| give F R E E one MaliTar VsnHy II they Tire,'ttch. Smart, B u m or Discharge, if Sore; Irritated, Inflamed or Granulated, ueo The Dally Hnrnld, 15c wer week. With >arh Ma r A ir e I'bwder, 7 5 ejw e w ill give FREE one tnsl J M A V IS T o ile t ’* I „ . Murine, Soothe* and R efm hu. don and guests, Mrs. Heegar and Mrs. Ja(k Hewitt o f Wayhe4boh»; Gs., ■pant the day yestirday Veiy plw »antljr In Orlando. Sale for Infant or A du lt, A t Druggists. v ____ IF-*A*Fm N EW INCOM E T A X C H IE F all 1 kimUMgCa,» BernOtO* »teel.CMre>, Phmte 32S ■^rsa o Mr. and Mr*. ^L K. F-rt ridge an­ nounce the birth df • ni<-» i »ou»m! daughter yesterday kfternooh at their home on Park'avehue. The young lady ha* b*»n named Evelyn Grace. • ■ • ------- * B N TK K NOUS B IIIlM iK CLUB. Mrs. Dea’n* Turner entertained the mambera of the Rntr* Nous Brblge clftb and two extra ladles o f players, most delightfully yesterday afternoon gt her home on Myrtle avenue. The rooms were adorned with quantities of lovsly gsrddh flowers combined with fe rn *.: ' ’ Tfie hodV* passed quickly in the spirited game o f bridge and the prlM* were won liy M ri. George Fox ap<f Mra. F. K. Roumlllat. A t Ih* botidirslon o f the card game tH* hostess served a tempting sslsd t cqura# followed by an Ice course'. ’ Thti guests were .Mrs. George Fox, M h. JS- p. MoMey, Mra. I t F. Whitn*r, Mrs! Harry Wilson, Mrs. R. J. •Holl/, Miss Martha Fox, Mrs. 0. I. Ijuurke, Mis.' n. R. ileas, Mrs. K. M. Gallilhsy, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Q»or|e' R k *. Mrs. T. L. Dumas, Mra. F,’ E.'RoUmlllst, Mra. Gsorge Knight, Mr*. Rotbro Mrk; K. A. Doug- OPkToiOmL Slvitw CRE ATED IN PARIS M IA M I, June 2R— Showers, pri­ marily for the children, have been in­ stalled at Highlands Park play­ grounds here; I t Is to arranged that are being made Id equip the other parks with*similar showers, and it Is also Intended to construct portable curb showers-that will be moved about In thetnore congested resident­ ial sections o f the city. L IV E O AK W ATE R M E LO N S • - *'1 GOING TV) T H E M A R K E TS SUNDAY JUN E Style nrrltim, llarlf in every line of this Mroight line tire*, ilriTiopcd In dawn gCay satin rtfpe, with gaihcml ►•■It- mrief, that fall U low tlic hem o( the skirt and a LIau L i I U mIh-c brightrned with a bandanna'’kerrhlcf. 1( preferred, the *lec\a-s may I * worn short, though one finds (be extensions that are gathered into a straight band equally (asrtnatina. Medium sire rcquin*C6!< yards .16-inch material. Piitini.il Review Dress No. 1580. Sites, M to 50 inches bust. I*ricc, 35 cents. CHILDREN L l l l ) A T M IA M I P A R K PLA Y G R O U N D •* ' ‘ L IV E O AK, June 83,— Watermelon shipments Ih this section are'now In full force. Although the crop la said to be considerably off, the grower* hope to come out even on their yield. P IC N IC .POSTPONED On account o f'w e a th e r conditions, A SLEEVELESS JUMPER DRESS Orchid chamhray arol erase.harred dimity are used in the development of thU youthful frock. The cwnter-frpat is rut out deeply nnd hound with » bias fold of self-material. Neck and large armholes arc finished in the same irgy. TM lblou te' is closed in fmht through an aupUej’. plait. Medium sl*e requires 3>i yaws' 36-fnch ebsmbmy for ike dress end 1J4 y.ud dimity fur rite blouse. „ „ rkiurisl Review Dress No. 1040. Sites, 34 to 48 iuchcs bust. IVfcr, 35 cent*. • - , the Westminster Club picnic to have been held Monday at Crystal Lake, n s been cancelled. (Vipcy Islands has barred onr-plece bathing iu lta, and- owners‘ rire asking what they're going to dn with them. Ship ’em to the Orient, The Japs need admethblg. , ’ A s a thank-offering fo r his cure 50 years ago, a man recently sent one hundred dollars to a London hospital. G Q fN G THE BIG UtTtr b 24T H , 1023 AND SAVE Mqn’s Palm Beach Suits, at, per $27.50 Men’s A f] Wool Suits, at, per suit................ $ $30.0.0 Men’s A ll Wool Suits, at, per suit........ ..... . $ Black or Brown Oxfords or 1-Strap Pumps, ! l rf , rriflU n id n n ho n ijlv* ‘ ■ . . ,. • *L» ii: , , J j I ... $5.00 Ladies’ Black Q.r Brown Oxfords oj* J-Strap P .R R ’ ........ ■ ■ ' rv $6«00 LadieB’ BJ^ick or Brown Oxfords or 1-Strap O r * r ir - H a d U Go to Brel ITT k QU C A N T 'E N J O Y LIFE .Vfitks iwe,1mar. w ired dms- .' , B c « So W eak Sbc Had SOUP Oaawttomle, Kina.— Mra. E. E. Ksast, irmeriy of Illinois, residing here, u y t: W e moved to this Mate eleven yeara ro. and I had good health lor a Iona mile; and th ei aocno' year or so ago I ad a bod sick apdL l r • • “ I got fow aakloou ida’t go. I couldn’t tandoe my (octa lall. I had to go to andlsadies* Ready-to ey on Your D; fear— Come In SELLS 1T F ' mm* BIG Aib Tfcb M r , T b l r « i f c - D IN N E R Chicken Gumbo Houp Isry HssrtS ' Sliced Tomatoes •* * Queen Olive* Dill Pickles' « ' ROAHTR ' Prime Ribs u f Western Beef Au Jus 1 "'ll Roaet Loin of 1‘ork, Apple Sauce I |,..,s | Hxkp,l Sugar Curtvl Ham, Glalaed “ f 'R BttitTed Young Olilrken, Glblet Bauc* ' • V O i Fried Spring Chicken, Fam ily Style »' f*< ‘ ‘ i • r RNTURKS ■' •■'* . Banana Frittlire, W u lt Blue* 1 Spaghetti Italiena ml Au Gratin v* < ' * ' Candled N etlv* Yams * VK fiE TA IILE R Cipamed New Potatdkd '* Mashed Fetatoes Btrlng Beans . . Garden Early June Peas Buttered New Beets Corn on the Cob . OF . DK8MKKTH . • -, pies Cqkra Puddings Custards Oar Own Make Banana Ice Cream and < uk « W HERE ' See our Beautiful VIVAUDOD �«i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1923 Pa g e t w o lyllerald •Hit‘ this*4a-truernnd wwwfcfy any experf 0*1 ccqnoiplc p«ych«Aogy to dispute it, it follows that the thing* and the only thing, which w ill turn the tide o f buyers In the direction o f the homo merchant la the show at­ tractive price* and keep tho place conatantly in tho public eye. "Tho local paper is the accepted index o f tho town in which it ia published. To the thousand readers o f the White W *y its advertising pages Is tho business directory o f Scbring. FLO R ID A TH E Y E A R / IJ O O N D . More people are coming to Florida. Pullman company figures prove i t -----t Thoy are coming in the winter NO Herr/ WATK& T o m d H V months, in increasing numbers. SO *rt>U W O N T M * y l» FTt> | That’s fine. The Herald Printing: Co. If you will not, how can you TAKF A PATH t » n ■ «— yi But why not get them to come expect anyone else to do so? here fo r the summer months, loo? Florida is - as good a summer re­ The people o f this world usual­ sort as it Is n winter resort The breezes from the ocean nnd the gulf ly rate a man by how he rates and n myriad o f lakoo and streams himself. are as cool In summer ns they arc warm in winter. Every time'you add a dollar .lo "H ow docs it stack up? ta k e last Thousands upon, thousands o f peo­ litorriftlM rrlff In A I '. m . week’s issue ns n fa ir annlplo nnd your interest-bearmgr account, ple are sweltering in the North this JMr— ----- ------------consider the town as its advertiseMm Oi — —,----—j--- _____ summer. News dispatches within the you back yourself to win. I W I r . r H la C lly I f Carrier menta picture it. It hns many dc . . ' •-•* i past foyv days, recite that the people nimble features— two strong banks, arc sleeping in public parks and on Let thi6 bank help you out. T k . M ( IS- la I A. pa * • W rrh lr HeraM r a llr r lr rarrra *e m fa »t» Caaaly two lumber companies, one hotel, one beaches to escape tho sultriness in­ aaJ la p a l l l l M r w r V tMay. Atfvrr* milkman, two fertilizer agcnalcs, two , tlalaa relss a a l . kaetva aa a**llra< doors. Hm. A H rear, a lw ars la a l t a a n harbor shops, severaf garages, two Scores arc dying from the heat in M H I I R THH AHBOCIATRD r illt U grocery stores, one furniture store, the North. ■ They enn not escape it Tha Associate* rraaa la ■xcluslralr one gran and feed store, one picture there. And they fondly imagine that entitled to lha tiaa for rrpubllcatlon of *11 nawa dispatches credited to It or show, one electrical shop, one plumb­ it is cooler there than it is in Florida. not otherwise cradltad In thla paper ing shop, two drug stores, three or and alao tbs Florida should disabuse their minds ■train. four real estate agencies anil a few All right* of ra.puhlleatlon of apaclal o f this impression. The country other business shops nnd offices. But dispatches herein are also reserved. SANFO RD F L O R ID A should be npprised o f the fact that BWtaai HBttALU ntHLDINn. Ph.aa 1 « that is about all. it is quite comfortable here in sum­ Deposits on Ford Savings Plan received here. " I t contains no hint o f the possi­ l.lna hrpr»»*»t •.stirs 1 pnr.is ASSOCIATION I mer as well as in winter. bility o f buying dry goods, notions, Florida is the best all-year stntc in hardware, hats, or furnishings for the American Union. men and women |n Scbring. It does But Florida,, n.1 a •state-wide organ­ not tickle tho Imagination o f any ized unit, is doing little to tell the MAJOR W e are getting mail from the prospective now comer with descrip­ I n t e r n a t io n a l Ca r t o o n c o . L E W B. nitO W N H A S TH E JOE B AR M AN OUT. rest o f the country its summer time White House every day now. W ar­ tions of houses, Iota, npnrtmcnts or CORRECT IE C T S L A N T ON LIF E . advantages In climate. ren la away visiting. farms for sale or for rent. Taking Joe Enrmnn, municipal jU(jn PR O TE C TIO N OF FI81I A N D T H E PE RFE CT C L IM A T E OF Too bad! Too bad! I f wc could ■ — ---------- o ------------------(his ensemble of advertiamonta ex­ West Palm Beach, has been defeated CAM E. Every newspaper publisher In the only get awny from city rivalries and FLO RID A. The heat wave throughout the actly at Its face value, a stranger by a gentleman named Roebuck, is, scctionnl jenlousics long enough!— country will do well to preserve the north la torrlffic while .Florida la would get the idea that if he came to primary held in thnt eity Tuwd»,. The EtuAifl County I-nkc Region lines written by Major Low B. Brown, Jacksonville Journal. Comparisons may be odious, ns baiklng in tho wlijdpwnpt peninsula Kcbrlng ho would have to bring n As one o f Joe’s personal friends, n recently declared that "since the leg­ editor ami owner o f the SL Peters­ where It la cool alwnya. * tent to live in and do moat o f his various English writers pul it many islature has refused to do anything burg Independent, on the occasion o f nre glad *he has been defeated. l|t YO U R V A C A T IO N . — ■ - -o shopping Jn Tampa or through the yenrs ago, or they tnny even be "odor­ to protect tho game and fish in the his sixty-second birthday, lie gave has been giving to the public 1 1« T lie’ greatest 'thfng about Florida mail order houses,. So far ns many ous,” ns Shakespeare himself was Take n vacation, no matter how expression to the very highest ideals o f time that he needs for rest, tid stntc, it Is up to the various associa­ climate la that you can alccp at night llnrs of trade are concerned, the pleased to express it in the golden tions that have been organized for hard it may be to.find time for one o f consecrated service to his fellows, tho public isn't grateful. The Wm If you will hnvo plenty o f ventilation. whole power o f suggestion— the most age o f English poetry. Nevertheless, Pnlni Bench public isn't peculiar la ' that purpose to see to it that what lit­ this summer. Change is absolutely in the following: There la alwnya a breeze In Florida. potent thing in the selling business— there are. times when comparisons, »r necessary to rest the nerve centers. this respect. Wc know that Jot tle game that is left is conserved ns — ■- o-----------is entirely absent. whether "odious" or "odorous," ns doesn’t enro anything for the link And the city person should make it best it may be, and that the fnst Sixty-two! v With the flneat benchra in the world “ Contrasting with this the fnct you please, carry a vast sense o f com­ a point to take his vucatinn in the office nnd only consented to hold it • dwindling stipply of fish is given at our very door there ia no need to that every home in Highlands coun­ Gee whiz! Can that be true? fort nnd satisfaction to the individ­ country, while the farmer and those because he believed through it kt some degree of protection." This is make a thouaand mile trip to Atlantic ty is supplied with Penrs-lloebuck ual. Such a time lias happened dur­ Do I seem old as thnt to you? could do good. He undoubtedly ku rnther a doleful report, hut condi­ who spend their lives on farms or in CKy and other northern reaorta catalogues, illustrated price Hats of ing the past week, as we have been done good. He has an impnticnc* oftions are hardly ns bad as would be small towns should come to the city Well, maybe so, I never iftiow where people are dying with the half a score of other houses, and daily reading, o f the terrible heat wave nnd enjay city life for a short time. Thnt life was just a-skipping through wrong nnd a desire to help the vcok assumed from its rending. While the heat. papers teeming with tho gorgeous which has swept over the northern that all people of broad minds ind This excellent advice comes from So fast. And still so much to da. advertisements of merchants in Tam­ states, carrying the most intense dis­ legislature failed to pass any new Health Commissioner Mahoney of active conscience can understand. We laws fo r protecting the fish and We would ndvlae the people of New pa nnd other neighboring cities. For 'Gainst what is false, for whut is true comfort and many deaths to the un­ jt'idcrstr.nd that Joe has gone north Boston. game it did not repeal existing York and other targe cltlea to take every suggestion o f trading in SeAnd good and right, to pay my due fortunate denizens o f those heatfor a rest, and we hope he will stay Most o f us are suffering, in varystatutes nnd the counties have power their vacation now and apend it ip brlng there are n hundred sugges­ lilastcd regions. Wo read of men and there unjil he is entirely recuperated. to conserve and protect in their own ling degrees, from “ nerves," n malady T o God, nnd man— and you. Florida. Tnko advantage of the tions for trailing elsewhere. animals falling prostrate in the A s president o f the state board of Hail ti.'i! My strength and faith boundaries. Besides this, federal created by the bustle and rush of rheap rate* on the Clyde line and "Jhis may not be good booster inlk, strifes, overcome by the intense heat; control, of the state plant board, of laws exist that help in the conserva- [civilization— nnd it is increasing in make the ocean voyage to the coolest but it is bard fuct. II is n condition renew. ... . of \ ^ i, women and children flocking the state hoard o f health, and muni­ atate In the’ union— Florida. , . . . , . I lion o f these important attractions frequency and intensity as wc become That I may vision and pursue nnd not u theory. It is h condition by thousands to the seashore in the , cipal judge o f West Palm Roach, he more "civilized,” whatever that prevailing in most small towns. It vain search for enough coolness to |to a resort state. The path of duty and my duty do— has been unremitting in his work for Hotel Commlaaioner Jerry Carter usually expluins why they arc small, Tim e hns long since passed when means. make life endurable; o f other thou-' the public for seven years. He ii by Wc o f the cities are keyed up And so, old age I will not rue. haa cloned eight Jacksonville cafes nnd always why they remain small. 1hunting was pursued as a business or sands sleeping— or trying to— in the highly. Wc work under great nerv­ — Lakeland Star-Telegram, no means nn old man, ami when he ii end two hotel* for not observing the means o f making a livelihood for any "The White Way would like to as­ parks, on file escapes, or in the aanitary rule*. lie ought to make n sist in corralling for the merchants well rested his county anil state will great nunibei Hunting ns a sport ous pressure, speeded up to the last ----------- o ----------streets and alleys of the over-heated clean aweep through the atute im^ (X. Behring nil the business in this And we get the JOBS FOR T H E LONG SCHOOL have more good work for him to d« is reepgjiJzed] al feature o f the ounce of energy. city. ~r.ns -an.individual, if not as an tf* nos thousand*; of vjs- clock wound so tightly that. we,.re* '■•r.imirtsv ficinl— for few Floridians "know mint acpAtate, coming in from main keyed up when away from jrtgli for the poor unfortunates, who can various parts o f the country, spend a work. and remain closed. thah Joe Enrmnn what is lost for the But the way to have it is to go after nut escape the sizzling heat o f the great deal o f time in the woods. The ------- . oEvery harvest time there nre Wo rush about the streets ns if g o­ state.— Ocala News. it in the only way that ever has suc­ cities, which saps their energies, laws now on tlie books allow a limited ing to a fire. Bccretnry MrAdoo will be a*kcd to ceeded, or ever will succeed." |gangs of students from the various dries up their lifu. blood, nnd often open'"season ip r jdecr and birds. Livisit Jacksonville I-qbor *D ry and We gulp our meals. —---------- o----------[colleges in the land resorting to the P R E S ID E N T T E L L S SICK makes death a welcome relief.- At e(’nXes'*it're required and there is a make an address. MrAdfto may lie We sit down al home after dinner [ harvest fields o f the wheat growing YU D ll UNCLE H E N R Y. SO LD IE R S HE’ L L 8KF. tlie same time we 'can not help strict limit for the bag and for the and immediately become restless— . states from popular In some plarcs nnd he may Texas to tho northern which show T H E Y GET FU LL JUSTICE Henry Ford has got the politicians making compiirisions be popular in Jacksonville but be v.Ill season. Game wardens are found in in-gin drumming our fingers wanting Jboundary line, to take ndvunage o f hardly stir up any real enthusiasm, of both parties sweating blood. The how immeasurably better olf we arej nost iif the counties and sporting1to “ start something.” the Lberr.l wages which the farmers There is a middle of the ro.nl con­ straw Imllot taken by Collier’s Week­ than our northern friends. Here w e 1i lulu take it upon themselvea to' Maybe we go to n theater or movie o(Te ( H r Tlie AnJMtirljulriil I'/riil Since n inousumi thousand miles miles or more ••’ ■••*•■ nearer („,|H[t,r Uj, tlu* authorities in order to Impatient to got past tlie people in [ wheat raising has developed into its tingent in this campaign that will ly is proving the Inst straw. Dopes- are a D EN VE R, June Ilf.. — President Ignore the old time Republican and tors' of nil faiths and aspirnlions are tin iipinliii. but wi June J it to n - j pr„vcnt extinction of game, line ahead of us. So restless that we present pro|/irtiomn the harvesting Itai'ding’n first official act afler hii They [trying to break into the future ami eoril the ftr*t ease of heat prostration Democratic parties entirely. ln lht, IIlfllt„ r „ f fishing there a m ,can't keep our srats until the final has become a regular business. arirval here yesterday for a visit of want a m anjike Henry Ford who has'cllminiate the flivver maker there­ in Florida. Comparing our weather laws provided to prevent the deplc- curtain drops or the picture ends, Gangs of men get together in May more than twenty-four hours w»« to reports with those front northern lion " f fish in lakes and streams and That's why musical shows come to an ) accomplished something nnd who from. when the Texas harvest begins, and assure the soldier sick at fhc nrmjr’i True, they draw some consolation cities discloses the fact that our tern* while these are often violated it is,ahrupt ending. They have to. No owes neither Democrats or Republi­ •when that is done move north with general hospital that he would’ kwp cans anything. We have had enough from the fact that nobody seems to pcrnlurc is from two to ten degress more and more coming to lie the one would be left in the house if the ripening grain, being always sure “ everlastingly at it" to see that full of the Old Parlies. We want n-w be for Henry but the people, but lower than any o f them. When the fashion for real sportsmen to frown the show rniled peacefully nnd artls-Jof a job at good wage*. These gangs justice was meted out by the govern­ blood and new ideas that ,vdl li, pi ev­ while Wall Street enn plant mu! eon-1 mercury went up to UH degrees in ^sportsm anlike acts and to l icti I ly are not always made up of college ment to Its wounded and needy vet­ ent day needs. ventions ran water, it lakes the voter* Philadelphia the other day the school, ' po| t infrlu.Uona o f , ht. reiculntionis All this is “ nerves." Its imprint is men, indeed there are few college erans o f the wot Id war nmi would to give the Increase. Hence their w,,re closed out of a merciful eansid- ‘ Fishing is very much more a business on our strained faces, in our keyed- men among the first gangs. They do “ consecrate" himself, his every *noration for the lives o f the children. than hunting nnd u great many men M E N T A L SUGGESTIONS V IT A L tears. up walking or auto driving, In our not appear in numbers until the long fluenco and endeavor, to prevent to­ ever made In The logic o f the situation may l>e The highest record FORCB W ITH SHOPPERS. and firms nre engaged in it for « live­ general impatience. vacation turns them loose about the other wn roil the part of the United bureau against Ford, hut that doesn't seem Tnmpfi, since the weather IN hen a person has n nervous first of July. Then they flock to the States. lihood, Reference is made, o f course, -., < • Several Florida newspapers have to mnttcr. The people arc tiled o f was established here more than thirty especially' to the fishing for local breakdown, the first thing the phy- harvp.it fields to pick up n little ready “ But,**' Mr. Harding said, *ddrw»lately Iwcn discussing the buy-at- logical candidate*. Ford's unfitness years ago, was 1*7 1-” , and that only markets, The great industry con-i aician recommends is “ a u change." money to help them through tho next ing a group who assembled to w*>* home problem, ami bow best to keep for the presidency doesn't make the for a single duy. The same degree o f ducted ut thotgrent lakes o f the state The best,kind o f a change is a com- school year. It can not be called come him and ftfirs. Harding to the tha homo money with home institu­ least difference. This gixxl old Uni­ heal exhausting her£^than shrilhlm and near the sba or the gu lf is n mat- ph'te one. So Mahoney is right. The "easy money," for we cafi conceive hospital, " I want to tell you if ever tions. Every community, not only in ted States can stand any reasonable heat is less exhausting here than ill ter thnt gives little concern to the ‘ ity man should vacation in the c-oun- no more grueling experience for a there is nnothet- war, wc will do mor» Polk county hut In practically all amount o f unfitness in its executive ed fact, and explains why we have no people. The supplies from the At- 'ey- The farmer nnd small-town soft-handed college man, fresh from than draft the boys. I f I hsve any­ sections o f the United States and chair. It hns done so before. heat prostrations. Our greatest hunt j Untie and the Gulf of Mexico very resident should vacation in the city, his cloistered studies nnd the cool thing to do with it, we will draft ev­ (Canada, is up against the shiiic propo­ comes with the rainy season, and ev ­ And, then, what is fitness? naturally nre deemed inexhaustible. 1 Font rust is a nerve rest oht live. It campus, than he will get in the hot ery dollar nnd every other essentialsition, the matter resolving itself in­ its quota of rain Reduced to its simplest terms the ery day brings Associations formed to conserve informative, broadens our vision, harvest fields, under the broiling sun to the very simple equation of ad­ popular argument for Ford is this: which cools tile air, and revivifies and protect gunie and fish in the restores our bnlunce, gives us th of u Kansas mldsummi-. But they vertising, plus sales ability. One of He is the best man for president be­ vegetation and people. Every after­ N O R M A L TEMPERATURES. the most lucid presentations o f this cause no other eniulidate can make noon we get a cooling breeze from woods and waters o f the state will proper perspective. What does you are ambitious young fellows, full of no doubt feel ,that strong and con­ most good on n vacation is the pep and energy, and many of them problem appearing in a Ian gtlme, is so good a motor ear for thu money. the Atlantic or the Gulf, which brings certed elTort is required o f them. "change," rather than the air or rest made by tho Scbring White Way, of ™.-J ............ . .0 .hey ".„,eh It gu t" , How can you answer it? An old to our lungs the salt o f the sens, and not regard nr recreation. And, the more com­ which W. II. Pedigo, form rr manag­ school logician might discover some the ozone o f the pine forest^, nnd Particularly they must the failure o f the legislature to en­ plete the change, the more recuperas sum. ing editor o f tho Telegram, is editor. discrepancy between premise* and carries olf any malaria thnt may be and cnat gu lf states, but in prsetiea act laws recommended as a a criticism tive. This ia how he handle* it: conclusion, but moat o f the old lurking in the air. There is a good The farmers welcome them with ly all other sections c*it ** upon them or ns discouragement. Tile brain worker, for the name open-hearted hospitality, feed them Rockies it was “ excessively w*rnJ" A friend urges tho White Way school logicians are dead. ' It Is the reason for the excellence o f the Flor­ They represent the best sentiment of reason, will do best by spending his well, with plain but wholesome food In making this report last today. * * to print * number of strong editorials samp kind o f logic that Iihh emanated ida health statistics. the state on the subject and should holidays where he’ll have physical la­ on 'buying at home,' It is uii inter­ from Washington during tho Inst and speed their departure when the weather bureau said thnt the nort Wo look .forward with cun fid unco be supported In their efforts by alt bor to do— preferably camping rush is over nnd the crop secured. It ern Rocky Mountain and plateau re esting theme, and unu on which this several years. It is a better argu- to the time when Florida will be as good citizens.— Times-Union. chores. And the man who works with is good experience for the buys, get* paper ia in rnmplcto sympathy with meat than was made on either side noted for the excellence o f its climate giou continued to enjoy cool west his muscles can get the greatest va* its mercantile friends. A t the same i nthe last campaign. Its minor us it is now for its winter; when then! out in the open nir, gives them ei. No important tcmpcr»,ur* B R Y A N W IL L S P E A K FOR rational benefits by giving his muitime there I* so much -'bromide' in premises, at least Is sound. Majors crowds of people from the north will n fine coat o f tan, hurdens their mus­ changes nre in night for*the rasura FLO R ID A . cle* u rest and exercising his bruin, bloit 'of the stock arguments on that have about lost their prestige, any­ come to Florida to enjoy its cool cle* und fits them fo r another year reading, thinking. stalest according t0 'lh® ’ forK* ^ of study. • •ubJAct that they have ceased to have way. The Chicago Journal asks i f W il­ summers, when its superb bathing while warm weather will continue A good rule, -is Mahoney's, nnd it arty * but i soporific cfTcet on the And so Ford’s hat’s in tho ring. beaches will be Inure crowded in sum­ liam Jennings Bryan will speak for The student* o f Ixihigh university the middle w e s t.' cun be applied in everyday life as .... " a v e r s e reader. 11 Either party would be glad to have mer than they are now in winter, and Florida when he attends the Rational * ••t ....... t>{ «'<* •' 1 •_ well as during vacations. By com- have instituted nn innovation on this H fodple rarely do- their shopping his popularity hitched to its ticket; by much the same class o f people. convebtio iiin 1U^4. You bet lb* will. plelo "change” —doing the opposite old time custom this year. They are F IB H K ILM A ^ E P U # p / .‘ / • t any particular place through a but neither can afford to nominate We can not expect to enjoy forever Nu man who has sojourned in Florida to your routine—you can get at least going to sea, not a* “ white collar" tense o f duty. They ought tir, o f him. us long us Mr. Bryan, will fail to BODY OF MURDERED ClRb the monopoly of the best summer an hour’s vacution every day.— T a m -! P **, * ntle r ,> *,ut cs rtokers, oilers, course, Just aa they ought to respect I f he runs, it will be on his own clinmte as we do now. Knowledge of sjH'uk for his state when opportunity pa Times. IN OHIO RIVER TODAT wipers and engine room men. In the eighteenth amendment, attonc platform and as the leader and au­ the facts will seep out through the is offered. There will be others in some respect:; they will have an ad­ prayer meeting regfluarly and cut thor «»| his otsn party; but with an north, slowly it may be, but none that convention to speak fo r Florida, L O U IS V IL L E , Juno 25.vantage over the harvest era. The K A T N A S T IL L P U F F IN G out profanity, but, being human, they organization o f several thousand en­ the less certainly, then the crowds but when the chairman o f the natianwork may be no les* exacting und men hauling' in lines near k *? BUT L A V A STREAM S don’t] and the wise and successful terprising agencies to look after his will come here to escape the terrible al convention recognizes “ the genelemorning recovered the body o * toilsanie, hut their voyage* may take D E C R E A S E IN V O L U M E merchant does not rely upon ex Interests, several million Ford cars heat o f summer, ns now they come mnn from Florida," delegates will the mall over the world. They will Connelly, aged sixteen, shot and bortatlon to bring ln trade, but, rattling their applause o f everything to escape the awful cold o f winter. prick up their ears and hope it Is C A T A N IA , Italy, June 23,— The *ec strange countries and strange ed by W illiam Zlnamelster. wh» • studying the peculiarities and habits ■aid in hit favor,, to say nothing o f a Florida is the one place in America Bryan. We can not discount Bryan crater o f Mount Eatna is still puffing flags, und hnvo many Interesting ex­ killed bis daughter, - mamte, o f the genue homo, he takes the good many more million voters who that can boast o f nn nlLthe-year as a speaker. N or will Florida be and rumbling but the streams of lava perience*. Their knowledge o f tho sixteen, and wounded three other p* course which will lead men and wo­ would have to walk to the polls If salubrious climate.— Tampa Times. ashamed o f him.— Orlando Reporetr- are rapidly decreasing in volume und world will be extended, and they c*n sons, then on point o f being C*P Ford had not made riding possible men into his emporium. speed. The situation in the afflicted regard it later a* a valuable g fr t o f ed, shot himself to death Star. * P "T w o principal consideration* in­ for them, he would be a rash sports­ , ■ o —~ • district is gradually becoming nor­ their We will move, we will crat* and education. They may pick up given by a church dub. Friend* meir eoucauon. Daily H erald on sal* at Joe's Smoke m al; the people have resumed their lots o f information that may be o f he was angered because hi* dsugh fluence shoppers. One is price, tha man who would bet hia pil^.fipA he ship your household goods, or we will anybody else.— Eustis ■tore them until you need them. Call Rous^ Mobley’s Drug Store and oidinary work af)d. many.are .e^gagqfl vahie other mental suggestions.. O f the election o f VM L111ii* to t *k. .them tka m in in after f 1 1J— Success 82■>M>as ■ ‘ attendesTtht aitg.,. J J.I **■_ iL picnic gg.Uli ft* IT Ilf*. with m • V y®®*1 tf Lake Region. 408. . 03-3tc Hunt’s Pharmacy, two the latter has the most-power. in refitUng their dismantled houses, to them— T.m p. Times. [ . *to ’-whom * -'he objected.-• 1 Will You Back Yourself to Win? .Peoples Bank. of Sanford r f 5. ttan&ti/m - .......... .......- * - �THE HANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY’, JUNE 25. 1923 M tSS' :s 1 Lf* D FRUIT GROWERS B] TLym ESTED ASPORTATION W . T. Donnelly H as Something Important for the ,l P e o p l e of Florida •i s* The following letter from Sanford'* and see as a big, impossible and vis­ greatest friend, William T. Donnelly ionary idealist whether I nm asking should be read and'preserved by every something entirely unreasonable, rev­ fa r m ^ 'fn U H R td O tfo F c r o f the S t olutionary or bolshevik. I f you may, Johna k*lJfK.' *• Qjf? ♦ ,!.* and if, perchance, they should find a grain o f honest reason and earnest New York,|Juno 21st, 1923. endeavor in the whole matter, will Mr. Robert Holly, t|>ey support the doctrine not as new, Editor Sanford Daijy Herald, hut as old and substantial— "That Sanford, Florida. competition is the lifo o f trade." My Dear H olly: 1 see from your paper under date I Your very sincere friend and well o f June lUth that the Florida Vege­ wisher, table. Growers ip the vicinity o f San­ W IL L IA M T. D O N NELLY. ford, have organised in a manner I which would indicate that they mean! OZARK MOONSHINE business, which fundamentally is to examine lnJo their own nffaira and Aurora, wlicrc the Borealis starts. conduct them jointly to their own Summit of the Quirks where the best interests. t sun’s rays strike first nml linger I am going to take it for granted longest on its flowers, fruit nml that you have seen and reviewed care­ foliage. Whero the water Hows in fu lly my report to the Chamlter , of all directions down its green nml Commerce, relating to water trans­ gentlo slo]>cg to the sea. Whero its portation on the St. Johns, both for springs head tho rivers with water the export o f Florida’s product and fo r the importation -of all those ar­ so pure that to attempt to /liter ticles which go to make the American might rnther defile. Where it gushes home superior te any other In the forth ami gurgles at the need of ieo. Storms come— divide ami go on world. „ \ __ _ , I am also going to take lOfor grant­ either side. The birds sing sweeter ed, that the members o f the Chamber because of the purity of the air and. of Commerce, yourself included, are absence o f dust. True, the frog going to examine my reports aiiove croaks, but with a certain sweetness referred to and arrive at a very clear due to the purity of his air and wa­ and positive understanding as to ter. The snore is unknown, it can* whetkar they deal with fact or fiction not he made with Ozark ozone.— Au­ and that after this most careful in­ rora Advertiser. * vestigation, the Sanford Chamber of Commerce and yourself,* together with IT WON’T BRINO THE SERMON the producers o f “ Florida’s Wealth,” the vegetable and fruit growers, are Western Exchange— Fete Hanlon, going to do something about this mat­ who ho.v been monkeying with home­ ter and that your part will be to dis* made- wireless, announces that tho tribute accurate and understandable doodle urn causes the most trouble. information. "Buy a smooth,” says I’eter, “ami Right here I want to stop long attach it to the korplex himl eml up. enough to commend a publication Tho doodle-mu is supposed to am­ method which I have’ carefully noted plify the disseminator when tho bifin your paper ever since I have been fielmx is properly adjusted, but it reading UK thnt is, the re-publication of clear cut editorial comments und •eldom works on Sundays.”— Boston short articles, with full credit to other Evening Transcript. papers in which they originated. I wish to commend this ns the very FOR S A l.K — Ilrand new sport model Oakland. No reasonable offer re­ highest and most far seeing method of fused.— Seminole Overland Co. 75-11c valuable n rw i distribution. The citixens o f Florida can only net I.p ty T J I )£ » O N IIHACU, 1923 t’o glthcV ns*t!»?y gain'an-accurate and intelligent understanding o f the pub­ Forcnooi and afternoon tides occur lic questions In which they must take part, likewise tho citizens o f the statu at approximately the same hour and of Florida rnn only act intelligently minute. July Aug. Sept. Oct together as they have a common un­ Dote June 0:28 0:41 4:31 5:33 derstanding o f the lorger problems in 1 4:05 6:20 0:14 7:20 7:38 relation to which they nrc culled upon 2 -I ififi 8:37 8:17 7:11 0:02 to nrnke-n decision, and this re-pub­ n R:47 9:30 7:01 8:00 9:21 lishing o f selected articles by tho d if­ 4 0: 1.1 7:60 0:00 10:11 10:32 ferent papers, is the very highest ft 7:21 I 8:51 9:57 11:08 11:20 H: 17 form of Journalistic co-operation. 9:44 10:52 11:11 11:51 • Now, to return to my particular 7 9:07 theme, which is the interest of all 8 9:67 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:10 1:08 1:38 the citizens o f Sanford in tire most It 10:44 11 :.10 11:60 2:28 economic delivery of wealth, produced 10 11 :.10 11:50 12:42 1* 1 1:31 2:17 3:18 ju the surrounding country, to tho u l- jll 12:10 12:24 1:10 2:13 4:09 1:00 3:35 tiinale consumer. First o f all, 1 1:40 1:56 1:04 4:24 5:00 would like you to understand thut it 5:18 2:20 (D57 2:88 3:51 is tire furtherest from my idea to an­ 4:40 0:59 .1:15 0:11 2:56 nihilate, eliminate, destroy or in any „ 8 ;02 7:18 5:32 4:00 3:34 other way wreck German vengeance 0 :0.1 4:54 0:30 8:22 4:21 u^on the railroads. They are here 5:48 7:34 6:08 9:23 10:00 with us to stay, am! I am frunk to 0:47 8:40 10:25 10:50 0:02 slate that they .are the most import9:13 11:21 11:46 7:51 mat institution that w e have In Amrr- 2(1 7:02 11:57 12:07 10:54 8:67 7:34 lea today, uml to sight a parallel, the 21 9:69 11:43 12:31 12:63 highways did not dlsappoar when the £2 8:32 1:18 1:37 railroads tamo upon the scene, and! 2.1 9:30 11:01 11:63 2:01 2:19 the horso and wagon has not disap­ 24 10:28 11:50 12:47 2:50 2:42 1:37 peared with the advent of the auto­ 25 11:20 12:07 3:21' 3:29 2:22 1:02 20 12:21 mobile and motor truck. On the oth­ 4:00 3:55 1:53 . 3:04 er hand, the advent o f the automobile •27 1:18 .1:41 1:32. i 4:43 2:41 lias developed the highway so that|28 2:10 6:10 6:22 3:20 4:20 the poor old horso has no longer to 29 2:59 6:00 5:52 4:0g 0:09 3:40 30 plow through mind up to his knees 0:50 5:52 4:49 31 dragging a heavy load liehind, • hut now Jogs along on a level smooth highway. .. May I aak you tq review from thla point o f view, what I am offering to Florida in water transportation. To begin weith, what ia 300-tons a week export out o f Florida, “ A mere drop ia the bucket," hut wha t may It mean t o the Florida fruit and vegetable gro w e rt A means o f hia making a selection of hia very highest qu a litf of product, and aenc^it In ten carload lots by water, aat a w MIa. FalRaaa. iqrkurcsr delivery, to the principal • port and city of th# atate, there to be sold by the producer to the highest bidder, ihe Florida producer and hia Leat frleruT tbk Florida Therchaht and bvvlneW wen Jointly to reap the entire benefit p f thla high claaa aervlca. N ow ,(gra n tin g thla to be accom­ plished, whet has Wen done? There has been produced a single transpor­ tation unit .whlclr, should be the be­ ginning.of 0 wholesome, fa ir and open .competition, in Ugh clgaa business method! between transportation on l#nd and trananortation on water, with a (a ir field te everyone and fa v­ ors to gone. * * May I ask you to go through this, and to aak your associate editors o f , . g * many spleodU j f t j y a o f the Floy. whole fr / i sad thoroughly, m ptterpu at A STORY O F C A N A D A la Alice Brady’s Latest Picture “ The Snow lljld e" GUARD .COMMANDERS THROUGHOUT S^ATE OF FLORIDA GETTING BUSy mWITH \i MUSTER ROLLS m ik iu iit Alice Brady’s latest Paramount pic­ ture, “ The Snow Bride," which will be piesented at the Princess Thoatrc npxt Thursday is a. story o f Canada, W an t Full Companies for the State Encampment but there isn’t a mounted policeman in in August ‘ 7 * , it. The story deals with fur trading o f the north and the love o f a fuy <n» The uiy t » r Aaaaftatel Prcaa) -J/VjjGUSTINE. Flu., June 25. get their necessary supplies on hand, buyer's daughter fo r a young and InV puxL guard 'conimnnders through- especially thi^iextra equipment for trepld sheHff. It affords Miss Brady state are bolstering up their men who will .joint, Just before the an excellent opportunity fo r a nddj i k ona with a viqw to carry- trip, screen character. a I ft rang th to the slimmer on-; One o f the thrills In this picturelia - In-outlining n tentative prhgrnm o f ,enll, Col. Raymond G. Turck, whnt they may expect wh’en they a mountain snotv-sltde, actually'pho-ift dor 'of the 154th Infantry, the muster nt Camp Johnston, Col. Turck tographed, which buries most o f the doughboy array, and himself says, “ W e are now approaching the little Canadian, village where most jat n doublc-prmtfl striper of tho World ultimate objective of all military the action o f the story takes place. Miss Brady (s surrounded by an ex­ War. has 'outlined a tentative pro- training— the work o f the soldier in cellent cast, including “ L e fty " Flynn, gram for the encampment o f th at:th, -n ,, j,|, trnjn|n(r f or battle." Mnrio Majeroni, Nick Thompson, Jack outfit which tfill.b e held ni Cnmp| |lc ,wlnU oul that lhi!l w ll| b(1 thp Boston, Stephen Gratton, W. M. C av­ Johnston, nenr Jacksonville, early in third field training for tho reorgan­ anaugh and Margaret Morgan. Henry August. The state’s field artillery ised guard. Close order drill ia got­ Kolker directed and George Webber battalion composed entirely o f units ten in the armory, hu said, or pre­ protogrnphed the picture. organized in Tuinpn will go back to sumed to he, and in tho two previous Forttress Monroe to work with the encampments the troops have been ■ ■ regulars, while the Coast Artillery AUTHORITIES NOT IN ACCORD units, nil o f Jacksonville, go to Fort put through the preliminary training ■■ stations. ------ N r- , , Matter of Putting On or Taking Off Screven, G»., for the same purpose. Extended order o f the squad, ■ ■ Every, company commander, and ■ Weight H Subject on Which They platoon und section will be gone into ■ especially those whose commands ^Havs Disagreed. during the 192.1 maneuvers, he said. hnvo waned with |h-ucc time vicis­ There will he plenty o f opportunity F at men aro l»orn, not nraile, ac­ situdes, aro putting in extra hours to for preliminary rifle firing, he Is con­ s ■ cording to Dr. C. B . Davenport, di­ bring their organizations to ns nesr fident. There will he a few battalion i, for this rector of tho station for experimen­ Cull strength ,as, „possible. und . „ , and perhaps one regimental problem, .. tal evolution nt Cold Spring Har­ purpose aro howling out the alluring advantages o f the summer vacation bor, X . Y . According to Doctor There is plenty o f room nt Camp S Davenport, tho only safe nml sura “ in the field." The infantry regi­ Johnston* fo r most anything thp way to l>e slim and aylphlikt is to ment with its accompanying trains doughboys want to undertake. Un­ and other auxiliaries is spread pretty have slender parents. like the pre-war encampments, they much throughout the peninsula end will not have to sleep under tents but; 3 I t is not a matter of 'what one o f tho ptato in its complexion. There will live in the cantonments left b y| * eats or how much, said tho lecturer. nre companies in Miami. West I ’alm ;B Tire quality which turns foode into Beach, Daylonn, J-ecsburg, Orlando, the government. A t Forft Screven jB the coast artillerymen will have n-g* fat is hereditary, ho added. Ho Sunford, St. I'etrsburg and other nlnr barracks to live in while the big I a showed diagrams of fat and thin plsecs. Jacksonville has a battalion guns will be nt their disposnl. The H families. One of the fat families had o f its own. field artillerymen will have the sam e! E two daughters whoso weights wero Colonel Turck lias culled upon the afeilities nt Fortress Monroe, and | respectively 1100 and 3.10 pounds. On offieera, non-coms and the lowly they will nil hnvo big towns to visit tho other hand, children of two thin bucks tn “ snap to it" und la-gin mak­ when’ they get ienvo from camp. persons will never grow fat, ho said. ing arrangements now for encamp­ > Doctor Davenport's conclusion! ment. A’ucciuutions and inoculations For moving or storage, 'telephone were questioned to some extent by against small-pox and typhoid fever 498. C3-3tc w - Graham Lusk of tho Cornell should be made now, Col. Turck says, University Medical school, who as­ in order thnt no time will he lost for FOR S A L K — Brand new sport model Oakland. No rrasnnal)le o ffe ^ re­ serted that np|M>titn and nutrition that purpose when the troops get to hnd imicli to do with putting on camp. ' Company eonuuauders should fused.— Seminole Overland Co. 75-ltfcf B Italllmore .. Philadelphia Huston p .... ___ ________ Tickets tnrlmle meals (exrrpt t|rhrta fur Havnnnah. AHeahSQ)' and IICfMhlr* |Wl some rooms on other rstrn rharaes. Ball|*|i far tlaltlmare 1 p, « . I NrIIIbk \ «r P | )il»4 illp ^ i< b «. BO. A llrs k s ir, June XT. I »:*»e». J n r MS- it* >. .• > r Per-1n*. June 30. | Ifswsr^, 4s>« IS. Aotumnbtles rarrle.1 on oil steamer*. tlneln4l*g el**M Hit* i s Alla* ph**| ana llrrU-hlre.t Full Infurmatlun on re.|ti»sf." J. K. W A Itlt, T r * r . !•*«. A t r s t . «*• M, WSII.fc. U f s , A at. T lr k e t O lfle e * * 0 Pier. MW t - liar St* 4 s r k » s < l | l r , T f l r ^ k ^ GROW a W IT H THIS <I BANK! i S in r c o u r o rg a n lz n U o n .1G y rn rit u r o — - w e h a v e Keen m a n y o f o u r de|HMitoru' a c c o u n t* jiru w bocauac o f in c re a s ed , b u sin ess, in fa z 4 ,' ^ ' ivu h a v e h elp ed m a n y to dtFKp. *> " * .■ * ,, ,. ||st(f E v e r y f i j c l l l l y W hich cap, w ith w i f e l y be r ti8ed lu aaabit uur p a lrn n s , In fr e e ly o f f e r * } , n ew depoN llortt. ( s Y o u r A c c o u n t In v ite d . RcHaufceH $j,UOO,OOQ.OO. 1First weight. AxiMrAsnKOjiNfr'iOptVrife. From Jacksonville One* W ay ____136.44 A T L A N T IC C IT Y B A L T IM O R E , M D .. 30.96 BOSTON. MASS, ________ 41.13 IICAGO. I L U __________4118 <EVBLAND. O........ ...... 30.31 1 D ETRO IT, MICH. 41.03 3843 B L M ItfA , N. Y - . RtVtMKII B X rt’ltSIO* I 'A n g l ,• i .u n A CO M M U N ITY ItU ILD K R II. F . WI1ITNBR, Cashlar F. I*. FORSTER, President ■«v ' " I f u man drinks a third of a glass o f milk above his nutritional requirements every day, he w ill gain nine pound* in a year, nml ninety pounds in ten years,” he declared. -.XhQ.UAjIv UprflJW, lfcc.mjr.woek. ,, lltlte IIIMi t la the future Huckoyo Nurseries, will maintain nn nlTicb in Orlando, Florida, under the direction o f Mr. Harry E. Doty. _ i. , i r l This office will be located in the Drew Huildinir, 30 East Church Street. It will he especially devoted to the interests of citrus growers in Seminole, Orange, Lake, Osc#oiu, Sumter and Volusia Counties. .. 1 33 Biicuits for 5 Cents i * The territory covered Ijy these counties, cummunly known uh tho Contra! Lake Re­ gion o f Florida, o f which Orlando is the citrus center, is rapidly forging to tho front in grapefruit and orange production. , Merry W id o w SelfRising Flour makes delicious bread at the lowest cost. It corn ea a l r e a d y mixed with just the right amount of pure ingredients. You w i l l 8 a v & ti me, money and uncer­ tainty if you use it regularly. Not only nre there greatly increased plantings mid corresponding enlargement of output in this section hut the growers who ojieiitc therein nre paying moro and morR attention to the quality of tho^ fruit they produce. • Buckeye Nurseries firm ly believe that all danger o f ovrr-nroduction in Florida cltrua ’fruits may be easily avoided by the growing of grapefruit and oranges o f the bettor grades— for which there will always he demand— and by the use o f proper marketing methods. i b' y « . rJ - .t The history o f Buckeye Nurseries, since 1880, when they became nnrt and parcel of the citrus industry o f Florida, Is consistent in advocacy o f the production o f better fruit und they hnvo contributed notably thereto ip butter trees o f standard varieties and ih new varieties o f the better kind. * ' In view of the speedy development o f the citrus interests o f the counties composing the Central l^ike Region and of the manv advantages thuy possess for quulity as well qp quantity output, buckeye Nurseries fuel that their service should bo available in « fo rft convenient .and accessible to the growers. Foso F lour C o. Nusnu«,Tpiiti Consequently, Mr. Harry E. Doty, associated with Buckeye Nurseries since 1913 a* citrus' advisor und salesman, and n substantial stockholder, hns been assigned to thp management of tho Orlando office. Mr. D oty’s connection la on such a basis aa (o perm il him the uttyost freedom ip advising whatever ho regards as Ixestfor growers, yith ou l reference to imipediatu saleH pf treoa. ' FORDS First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter July 5 Juno 28 June 21 A ug 4 July 27 July 20 Aug. 20 Sept 3 Aug. 19 Oct. 3 Sept. 24 Sept. 17 . \ GREAT GLORIOUS PHILLIPS BROOKS • . i The new Orlando representative of Buckeye Nurseries is a man o f nart*, with a splen­ did record for business performance, civic service and personal integrity. His fam iliarity with citrus Industry has boon, gained through twelve years as secretary and treasurer of the Clovelund-Ftorida drove Company, which has 44 acres In bearing trotfti— from* Buck. eye Nursprles. Mr. Doty has regularly uttendetl njeutings qf fruR grower*, like the q !> ’ rus Seminar and the State Horticultural Society." HARRY E. DOTY , « Who. as we intellectual* all know, supplied the character “ Hodtier" In Churchill’s masterful hook, “ Insldo the Clip," said in one o f hia great sermons which it was my privilege to hirarV iuvu been u vv•l iuij<»vn«YVti u impressed alike by Aill J fruit men who have come in contact with Mr. Doty have abi’ “ ty and hou*0 t y . . ^uckoyo Nurser have the greater* t c p fifld F iu o i f -him, antj u> -hlH capacity to properly represent them In Ihe important terrlItory o f which he.lu placed Jn ichargp. The advice and services o f Mr. Doty aro uuw at the ctiRiRuind oTcever citruB grower in Orange, Lake, Osceola. Seminole, Sumter and Volusia Counties, who. ip Interested in making.his partkipatiuu in ih e citrus industry 1 1 1 0 1 0 profits Us. ■ either , through increased acreage or better methods. ,,, » »1 “ Sad ia the day for any man when ho becomes uhrolutrly sat­ isfied with the lifu he is living, the thoughts that he Is thinking and the deeds that he is doing; when then* rcarfoj'tn he forever heating at the doors o f his soul a desire to do something larger which lie feels and knows he wns meant and intended to do." In these strenuous times, this Aeroplane A ge. money is the only final solution o f your problem. Surprise yourself— Do the big thing you were intended to do. We have Just had aeceptrd, loans aggregat­ ing $202,000, that will ho dosed, and placed on Florida homes and business houses within the next-ninety days. These loans are' being made to contract holders of the U N IO N HOME BUILD ERS. A con­ tract with us is an immediate asset. Doubt it? ( ’em * in and let ua prove it. Don’t confound ua with (he wildcat imitations that are abroad in the land. Auy building and loan association that ia not at least ten years old ia atl^I in Ua experhnqntal stage. Why mesa with it 7 BU CK EYE NURSERIES, INC. % In •» J* n - I• Cr \ * •* ’mU. * • to I• *K« *’I’ > ,aL’ , IliB - .I 1% * I Gao. It. McKaaa, Vica-Proa. and Mgr. aY \ II. C. Allan. 8ae’y and Aaa’L TregS- y* '*7 ‘ ,-ILf 1 1 1 1 i\i 1 i ;* iu'/ Central Lake Region Office, Drew Building, 30. East Church «8treet, Orlando, ’ * N * . t, t > D. C. GUMt, Prea. and Treaa. 313-314 StavaU-Netaaw llldg.------- ----- ------------- TA M P A ,’ F L O R ID A , •. . Citrus Exchange Building, Tampa, Fioridp • UNION HOME BUILDERS BL W. HERN DON,'Local RepNoenlaUre ■. f f y y v d 1 •*: *r • •.* f Homo Oifico. Eighth Floor ^ . ’S P * .. . , » r I * ■. ... , ,• ; ‘ / it RARRY E. DOTY, Manager " 4 M f. «i,‘ St r - *» 4 * \ > L N~~ c i r t i IA n �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, PAGE POUR G O LF B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G Y E S T E R D A Y ’S RE SU LTS R. L. SH IPP, Editor Brooklyn .... St. Louis .... Boston ..... Philadelphia National American League At At At No Cleveland American League Florida State League No games scheduled. A t Brooklyn 9, Philadelphia 4, A t New York (l,'H6s\lin 3. A t Chicago 2, Cincinnati 0, At SL Louis 4, Pittsburgh G. BASE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASKET BA LL T R A P SH OOTING . Won Lost New York .. Philadelphia Cleveland .... St. l^tuls .... Detroit ...... Washington Chicago 7._ Boston ...... . Washington 8, Philadelphia f). Detroit 8, Chicago 0. Cleyelnnd 8, St. Louis 2. other game scheduled. * 200 COO OOx— 8 G IA N T S T A K E 6TH S T R A IG H T V IC T O R Y Juno 25.^-LoriB 'irtcffi^| effective ball fo r the Mobile team yes­ terday winning from nirmingham G j to 0. The score: 1Birmingham ----- 000 000 000— 0 4 0 |Mobile ....... .'....... 010 022 Olx— 0 0 0 ! Dates and Kobertson; Long and M E M PH IS, June 25.— Little Rock defeated Memphis 7 to 4 yesterday. The score: DETRO IT, June 25.— A fte r pitching air tight bail fo r eight innings, Geo. Little Rock .... 001 0£9 100 3— 7 10, 3# N E W YO RK* June iif.- T h D s u m , veteran .Tiger huricr, wcakepMemphis ......j.' p22.,0— i 12 3| ed in the ninth, Chicago laklrfg him YoHl Nationals' tfdfcafcd BpsU Robinson. Grift mH'W d Nriflisrkorn; for Six runs nnd the, game hy’lUu}' 3.y,vsterdny and turned!|n the score o f 9 to 8. The store; i!*j f l i g h t victory". The aedrt]’;' Chicago ....020 000 10C-R Boston ...........;l(><l*0iX> 002—3 I Detroit . . . l . i ............ 300 003 020— 8 New Y o r k .....;— 061 OOx— 0 Homerun Hitting in Both Leagues A t a Standstill FACTS T H E R E IS P L E N T Y OF EVID EN CE that this Vulcanizing Shop is grow ing in popular favor... Every sees new faces here and all the qld<r friends as weli.VThere mui, reasons which attract and retain this growing clien ttle\ e Fodncflti Our I Service and prices. Como and learn them In person. You'll ei in th rift and economy this vulcanizing shop advocates, B R O O K LYN , June j 25 — W elnert’s wildness gave the Dodgers’ l l ’ six-run lead in the first Inning yesterday and they heat Philadelphia easily 0 to 4. The score: Kent Vulcanizing Company CHICAGO, June 25.— Loading home Philadelphia .............. 000 012 010— 4 Oak Avenue and Third Street Won Lost run sluggers in each nf the major Brooklyn .... ............. GOO 300 OOx— 0 Some program tonight. New Orleans leagues maintained their positions un­ PH O NE 17--------------------------------- SANFO RD , FLORIDA ST. LO U IS, June Juno 25.— Pittsburgh Mobile .... ... changed Inst week, despite the fact Grace Darmond in “ The Dangerous Nashville .... that neither of them made n circuit hatter P fe ffe r Hard* in the sixth in­ Adventure” . Southern League Atlanta .... . drive. Ruth o f New York with four­ ning, scoring four runs and defeated A t Mobile G, Birmingham 0. Memphis teen homers led the American league St. Louis 6 trf 4 yesterday. The score: A t Chattanooga 2, Nashville 7. Also Buster Kenton, the frozen Inndo in charge o f n direct represen­ lakes in the spocinl navigable canal Birmingham A t Memphis 4, Little Rock 7. while Williams o f Philadelphia with Pittsburgh .... 000 200 400— 0 faced comedian in n rip roaring com­ tative. district o f that vicinity. Chattanooga A t New Orleans 8-5, Atlanta 3 0, twenty circuit clouts to his credit, St. Louis ................. 001 000 030— 4 edy, “ One Week." The decision to establish this M ilitary service was had by ,\|r. Litltie Rock. had n Irud o f eleven over his nearest branch headquarters o f the world’s Doty through seven enlistments in competitor In this league. Those with HOW T H E Y S T A N D CHICAGO, June 25.— Grover A lex ­ Buster made a big hit here the last ! largest citrus nursery is n splendid the Ohio National Guard, from six or more home runs to their credit ander held Cincinnati to three scatter­ time he showed and no doubt will SENATO R S B L A N K testimonial to the increasing import­ to 1903, nnd he is n member nf th* Florida Slate League (Second H a lf) Including Sunday’s games, follows: ed hit sin n pitchers' duel with Adnl- bring the house down tonight ns he is ance o f the citrus industry in Semi­ Loyal Legion, Order of Foreign Wan, TH E A T H LE T IC S American Longue: Ruth, Now pho Luquc, nnd Chicago shut out the one Won land Pet o f the best in his line. nole, Orange, Iuike, Osceola, Sumter nnd Spnnish-American War VM.’ Bradenaown ............ fl - 0 1.000 York, 14; Williams, St. I*ouis, !>; visitors 2 to 0 yesterday. The score: and Volusia counties, viewed alike ernns. W ASH IN G TO N , June 25.— Wash Hauser, Philadelphia, 9; Miller, Phila­ Cincinnati ................ . OUtl 000 000— 0 Daytona ....................... 4 2 .GG7 Mr. Doty Iwa been active And the honor guests tonight will from the standpoint o f quality nnd in athletics, fyr, years, director <J Orlando ............ 4 « 2 .057 ingtnn enjoyed u hat fest nt the ex delphia, 0; Hcrimnnn, Detroit, G. Chicago ......... .......... 000 Oil'OOx— 2 bt W. H, Tunnicliffe nod fnmily and quantity in the porduction. Lakelqnd ..... 1 3 .250 penso o f Philadelphia yesterday, win National League: W’llliams, Phila­ sports in the Roaehland Park A ;*>. will sec this fine program without Tampa ..................... 1 5 .1G7 ning H to 0, The score: Located in the Drew Building, 30 elation, Cleveland, Ohio, mrmW nf delphia, 20; Miller, Chicago 0; Muknn, cost to them, the treat being on the St. Petersburg......... 0 I .000 Philadelphia ............. 000 000 000— t Philadelphia, 7; Traynor, Pittsburgh, Pelicans Take DoubleEast Orange street, the Orlando o f fi­ the Forest City Hunting Clulwmd house. Washington .............. 000 302 2lx — * G; Russell, Pittsburgh, 0; O’P'nrrell, ces o f Buckeye Nurseries, Inc., will winner o f numerous cups as f„-it header from Crackers Chicago, G; Tierney, Philadelphia, G. be in charge o f Mr. Harry' E. Doty, 'prizes from both organizations, an Tomorrow— T. Roy Barnes nnd C LE V E LAN D , June 25.— Cleveland since 1913 responsibly connected with trnis achievements in the former and NEW O R LE A N S , June 25.— New nnd Sccnn Owen in the splendid cum« bunched its hits with passes in the New York Furniture, pianos, safes, in fact Orleans took n double bill from A tlan­ edy-dramu o f modern business life, the Giliett interests, and u substan­ ns n big game hunter in the latter. fourth inning and defeated Ht, Louis A N Y T H IN G , A N Y W H E R E , moved on ta yesterday H to 3 nnd 5 to 0. The Pittsburgh “ The Go-Getter," with added attrac­ tial stockholder. Mr. Doty, form erly The appeal o f outdoor life is strong 8 to 2 yesterday. Tiie score: Cincinnati short notice, by the QUICK SERVICE scores: a resident o f Ohio, has been a citizen with him at nil times. tions. SL Louis ................. 002 000 000—2 T R A N S F E R . I'll one 498. Chicago ... G3-3tc o f Orange county for ten years, in First game: of the Cleveland-Florida Wednesday— Katherine MacDonald charge Atlanta ............ 010 100 001— a T P l A D V A N C E S A LE S G ro v e 'Company interests nt Winderin "The Woman Conquers," with mi­ New Orlenns .... 101 005 OOx— 8 17 l S C H E D U LE FOR FIRST H A L F P E P P E R L E A G U E ON CITRUS FRUITS mere. • o Dumont, Niehnus and Miller, Brock; lled attractions. As one of the traveling citrus nilWhittaker and Mitze. Orlando Sentinel Oviedo Brotherhood St. A Big llcrean llru In visors nmi salesmen o f Buckeye Nur­ T A M P A , June 25.— First report* Second game: fififi quickly relieves Constipation Atlanta .................. 000 000 0— 0 4 3 Hiliousness, Headaches, JL'olds series, Mr, Doty lias become widely o f advance sales o f oranges for ship­ RE AD Oviedo ..................... acquainted with growers nnd fully ment during the 1923-21 season arc New Orleans ........ 500 0)0 x— 5 7 2 and LaGrippc. He was coming In. Buyers are reported to 5-l-o.a.w'.-20tc versed in their problems. (Seven innings by agreement). Juno 1-1 in charge of the Buckeye interests at have paid 75 cents per box on the Brady nnd M iller; Malteson and Juno 7 June 20 treo for n fe werops of DeSoto coun­ Orlando Banlincl .... the Orlando and .South Florida fairs B U C K E YE N U R SE R IE S Downs. f < June 28 July 5 It is generally helievrd last spring. Mr. Doty hn.<| liejw ac­ ty fruit. W IL L H A V E N U R SE R Y * July 10 June 7 A T O R LA N D O NOW tive also in civic aiTnirs, holding that many fru it speculators lost con­ membership in the Orlando nnd Or­ siderable sums o f money in their Brotherhood Bt. A... May 21 the part sr.von, ange county chamber o f commerce, operations during June 28 June It nnd it is expected that many of them lie was the first secretary o f the May 31 • will attempt to recoup their losses Windcmerc Club Company, which Big llcrean... ......... next aqqfoi\ by buying fruit whirr it .W,ns given thc^coitkraqknfoWi digging June 21 file eight canals connecting nine can bV'lHtkta ufi Jit low flguriM........ ♦*♦*♦♦♦♦♦ ♦$♦*♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ Southern Association ♦♦♦ *** F O U R P A R K A Vi E N U E J E\ H O M E S F O R S A JLj JOj One located three blocks from 1st Street, two located four blocks from 1st Street, and the other eight blocks. All of them at the Right Price and Reasonable Term s------------------------ - \}u hove a client that owns five acres, located in the city limits, right in linu with the future development o f Sanford, with two new howtos on it, who will sell at a reasonable price nnd on easy terms. For the party or parties looking for some­ thing good— look this over. : , Forty acres already sold under contract in five acre blocks ‘ jt . ■ i Land all cleared, close to Golden Luke. A real pick up— at A few more o f the best lots in this sub-division are for owner will sell— fifty cents on the dollar for his contracts at they now stand. sale and can lie purchased on very easy terms, Fire, Auto and Casualty Insurance a Loans and Investments r W V V v y i �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, tyONPAY, JUNE 25, 1923 s in g n r o T a m n y wasparslstanoo not susnlr.l«^p,ihat prompted ihopuesiion i U JELL* I D O N 'T K n o u )! C m n >/»Fe- WNT* < .IN T O W N 1 . < u m «r is IT ? T im ^ ctw at S E T T IN G H E N S S H O U L D BE G IV E N W E L L B U IL T NESTS ' A S FIRST STEP IN H E L P IN G TH EM TO BEST R ESU LTS Deep Neat Protects Kg** From Cold disturb her.while setting. A fte r the hens lire disturbed they become nerv* and 1a»w One Prevents Breakage ous and arc likely to break the eggs. Tos can find ths nans of •very lie* Buaineoa Man In Sanford In this Column each day. Cards of Sanford's Repot* sbls Professional Men, sach • f whoa, la hln chosen pro­ fession the flerald recom* ■ends to tho people. Classified Ads Ic a word. No Ad taken for leaa than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit aAirdingly, uick Service Transfer Storage Facilities va pleaae yon, tell others; if not, tall ua. Phooa 418 SANFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS V. C. C O IX E R , Prop- General Shop and Mill W ork nONTHACTOR and B U ILD E R George A. DeCottes A ttorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank FOR SALK— Uoaier nnd Uaya‘ painla SANFORD FLORIDA and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 1 183-tfc F R E D R. W IL S O N .A T T O R N BY- A T -L A W First National Bank Building SANFORD FLORIDA ELTO N J. M O U G H TO N A R C H ITE C T FOR S A L E — No. ft 17 West First SL Room 7, Miller 'Bldg. Attractive terms. Address owner. •ANFDRD -i- -!FLORIDA Box *82, Daytona, Fla. 86-tfe 1922 KURD FOR -^condition, cheap See A j Swanson nt between 0 nnd 7 p. IN SU R A N C E A G E N C Y IFtE-------A UTO------- BON 1)8 S. O. Shinholser C H E L L E M A IN E S , L A W Y E R -:— Court House Contractor and Builder -* -•* Rooms 22(1-228 ••• -* DR. R. M. M A S O N A. P. Connelly & Sons K atah ll.hrd ISOS D K N T IK T • 104*8 Magnolia Ave. STKWART The Florist W . J. T H IG P E N Real Estate FIR E , L IF E , AUTO IN S U R A N C E ?st Flowers-------------Floral Deaigna Annual and Ornamental Plants 14 Myrtle Ave.— - —— Phone 260-W A N F O R D M A C H IN E COM PANY General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding Phone 62---------Sanford, Florida iV. S. Leak Leak J. II. Colclough & CORRECTED MAY I, 1923 South Bound A rrive 2:3C a.m, Northbound Arrive ___ 1:48 a.m. ___.11:45 n.m. 3:42 p.m. .... .10:00 p.m. Trilby Branch A rrive Departs 2:4C n.m. 8:40 a.m. 2:45 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Dcparta 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 3:52 p.m. 3:85 p.m. . — —. 2t4fi p.m. Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. Daytona Beach, Fla. ( ‘omforlahlc. Airy Rooms Open the Year Around Reasonable Rates. Special rales to parlies. On Main Street, near Ocean C. M. CUSTER, Prop SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get A n Abstract Before Buying Property E. A . DOUGLASS. Prea. FOR 8ALR —Brand new sport model Oakland. No reasonable offer re­ fused ✓—Sera lnolo Overland Co. 75-lte Departs Tho aurplutt of women in England has reached a point where the girl who achieve* marriage over there ia Departs not aimply regarded a* lucceaaful; •he ia called a geniua.—Kaiua» City ----- 7:45 p.m. Hilly, excepk Sunday, A new attachment for street cara makes it inipoaaible for them to be St40 p.m. •torted without flret aounding a warning bet! -fur-the- benefit of Departs Hpcdnl Mauler, -ll-M -IS e W ANTED < I r r i i l l I'o ttrl, TIN J i n l l r l s l F l r r u l l , NrmlHnli1 l i t a i t O , F li.r lJ * . ABOVE AND BEYOND 'n ilrlit T i u i o i i l liu< 4'oinjmuy, Lucy i*. OlUfMtn. Kimrii** llnrtl*. ManHit it llnrrl*/- j i ’iinii llurrl*, Mini mU iM*rfi<)itB In tho property |itVt)|Vf<| In l h In null uhtl below *!«»• nrt*|h*il( f t nl* T h tin* it r fo ml * nl* ttu jr* m » 11Arris* 11tt it nit li llnrr In >*n« I II nr r I*. it till nil |M*rnt»hi l n l r cmI •-«! In tho property lit vttl v f‘«l In l It In null nl |uit I r In 8»*it»l* nmln Cntmly, pbirltln, tlcwcrlbvil an S i:\ MWVi, 32. T p 30 8 . f t 39 I'l., n<|t11 111•• N 1j 4)f N W 1» Hint 11»«* N\V ** «>r N i : » 4( Her. &. Tp. 21 8 * II. 39 H. It In hereby nnlerm! that ytm nin! •■iirll nf y <ni <|h appenr ti» the hill tif i* ini pi it in l b rie I (I filed, «nt the fill) tiny you hull! aloof from imrticipntin^ with those naughty ls»ys in their evil ways ! May I ask to wlint reaaou A V O ID T H E S E SYMTOMH Such exemplary conduct is due? " I was weak and nervous, had L ittle Lad— Oh, I always lenvo tV headaches all the,time, nnd my hnck dirty work to th* gang. V ’ see, Indy, hurt so bad I could hardly stoop," my farm, on the eust side of San­ I'm the muster m in d !— Life. writes Frank lUclBIrdaon, Perry, Oeorford, one black mare mule, about six giu. "Tried Foley Kidney Pills nnd nf Atin: tit*!. A It* 1923, years old, weighing about 1250 lbs. A CORELESS APPLE It I n further nrtlitrril I but thin t»nlrr got relief." Oarkncho, rheumntlc iif ptitilleat lull be ptilillnlifil «hr«i a Reward fo r information lending to u in U for «*lMht—«H«tn*erttHvf wrrtut III recovery o f same.— (J. F. Smith. Apples without cores or aeeda are pains, tired feeling, dull headache, too l hr SHitfnrd Merabi, u ttvwiipiiprr ptib> urination, discolored or tlabetl In Hatifnrtl. Hefftitttila County, 73-fitp promised by a discovery announced faequent it, strong odor are symptoms o f Kidney P'torbt WitlH an n»> bund and tho anti of LOST— Licwniyn female setter, black nt Aldsitsford. Canada. The fn lit and Bladder disorders nnd demand the H.tbl P in nit Court at Hanford.. and white spots. Had collar with is a variety of FnmcUM apple, only Florida, Hi Im. l*tt <ht> o f June, A* D. Foley Kidney 1993 . , name P. M. King, Return tn 314 longer anil llutler at the emlf, ami prompt treatment. 13. A. noCULAHH. Pills give quick relief. Refuse sub­ (Merit f ’ lrrult Court, West Third und receive reward. 71!-3tp differs but slightly from the ordinary Heiulnide Count v. Florid*, stitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold LOST— Elk's tooth. Finder return to Fameuse. lit : V. K I h i IJHLAHH. I>. C. everywhere.— Adv, d— « • 11-IW-2S —T*2-9 «l€»33-30*9ln Itlvc & W alker’ Garage and get re­ AUTO STATISTICS ward. • 75-fltc A C H E E R F U L W ELCOM E A W A IT S YOU More Ilian 5,300,000.000 gallons LO ST— Pair o f gold rimmed glasses. W ill pay cash or tradu.— M. L. Price Oakland. No rcasonalrte offer re­ Music Co., Tampa und Znck Street, fused.— Seminole Overland t'o. 75-Itc Tampa, Fla. D-25-lmo-c W A N T E D — White 'wom an"or“ g ir l't o take care of two children and small LOST house. Write NRN care Herald. 74-2tp LOST, S T R A Y E D 'O R 'S T O L E N "fro m FOR R E N T va, . Lucy i\ S. lien K. illtison, W ll* Hum li< n*nn. I'nmcllit Itsnson. K rnl I ’nli’, lli'Mli' Moore. Kinrst Moors, Annie I’ roclnr. Priscilla Allen. Frank Allen. Ilium l\ Harris, Kmma lit. Ilnrrls, Frctl tb-qjioh. U rarc 1l<-n«*n, Ijtnrn Johnson. Ilnwnrit Johnson. AuKUMlua liinn.im. Horn lirafT.im. Charles Morris, Julia Harris. ct nl. T ii llir , l,f,ii,l»iits l.ury C. Hibson, H. Ili'tt F. Itlhunll, W illiam llenaon, I ‘ nnrl In llriunit, Fred l*nlc, Hsaslr \Jj">ri'. K in m l Monro. Anulo I ’roclnr, I'rtarltlii Alt. tt. Frank Allen. I'niui F. Itarrla, I'm mil IV. Harris, Fred llrn|(ill. ilrni'n Henson, l.nuru Johnson, llow aril John run. AiiKU»tu* ilratTnm, Dora ilrntTam, I'hartcs Harris, Julia Harris: Van nrr ticrvliy ri-qtllrcd In appear In (lie I.Ill of rnmnlalnt lllcil In IHa nlinvr rnl Itlril ell line, on Monday, July isss. . II la fu r tlir r iinlcri'tl lliat t It In nnlcr I t nutillainil niii’c u m c k f o r • r«*ur in n ■<<•'110vp week a In llic Ksinforit Hcriilil , » nnwspatwr published al Kan* fiiut In raid Hrmlnnle I ’uuniv. W l l n i ' u in) blind ami the m*nl nf the aiilil i'll rail Court nl Hanford. I'lorldii, thin let ilny of June, A. I>. BUNG ALO W S, cottages nnd apart­ Opt Iflan-Optom et rial ments fur the summer season at 12 B ut First Street Sanford, Fla. Daytona Beach. Rcaaonable rates. Will furnish photos and full informaFinder return to Herald office nml of gnsolinc were consumed by niltotioifsaipon requesL— Bailey & H aw­ receive reward. T j75-3tp nmhilcs in 1922 and CO per cent of kins, Daytona Bcnrh, Fla. 5-3lAmo-c BELL FOR BTREET CAR* Ovledorilranck Arrive F o ir 'K A I.K—F6'fd touring ear, excel lent running rondltlfm, cheap for rash.— F. S. Frank, Box H, Sanford. Practice limited to FOR S A L E — Brand new sport model eases o f Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Oakland. No reasonable o ffer re­ Eyes Esamined, Glasses Fitted fused.— Seminole Overland Co, 75-Itc Mclsch Building FOR H ALE— Brand new sport model Oakland. No reasonable o ffer re­ tyaa Examined Glaasea Designed fused.— Seminole Overland Co. 75-llc N E W LY MARRIED ENGLISH GIRL I^eaburg Branch ■ Arrive FOR „ S A L E C H E A P— Fine work horse, qlsrt young milch cows nnd heifer, 7 months old.— L. A. Renuud, Snn'ord* Heights or Sanford Buttery Seiyicv Co. 7l-Gtc DR. G. S. S K LM A N Colclough IN S U R A N C E 1*ire—-IJfe—«Auto No. 3 First N al'l Bank Bldg. Annex SANFORD FLO RID A S A L E — In good if tnken nl once. Crown Paper Co. m. 7l-6tp OVcratrcot Turpentine Company. By SETH W. SH O E M A K E R Director, The School o f Agriculture, in n variety of ways. They should be nt lenst fourteen inches square. Soap International Correspondence boxes answer the purpose very well, Schools, Scranton, Pn. A box nine inches to fifteen inchrs wide nnd eighteen inches long pr«< 9 f» o » s T n n .n s H . When n poultry raiser decides to vides ample room, The entire- box employ nnturitl incubation he must should be lined with hay, and there rear part o f tho barrel und the food ■and water plnrcd on the outside at assist nature and the hen to a certain should he a cover over it. I tho front. Whenylirsts are prepared extent. Barrel Nests ; in this way the </ggs are saved from Nests made o f barrels (shown in For example, tho nest for sitting t danger nnd are confined to the nests. hens must be largo enough to pre­ the accompanying illustration) lnid A somewhat more elaborate nest vent the eggs from being crowded or on. the side against a post und shel­ called the combination nest is also piled upon one another. It must he tered from the weather make useful shown. It is economical o f space nnd 19JJ . deep enough to protect the eggs fn>m nests fo r sitting hens nnd may lie i: A. IKiFHLAKK. Is suitable both for the sitting hen Clerk Clreull Court. beloW and to help the hen hy holding used as brooding coops for the hen nnd for her chicks after they are Hrmlnnle Cnuniy. Florida, and her chirks. When not needed for the wnrmth about tho eggs. lly: V. K In iliil.A K K , l>. C. hatched. Tho boxes may be made fl— l-lJ -lS -li--- 7-!-< Sir '* Comfort Is n thing that must be hatching they may he used as coops singly or in pnlrs, ns shown in the il­ carefully considered. The hen must for the broody hens. lustration. In the latter nest two hens Sitting hens should.lie laid in the be kept from other hens^.tbut might call lie set nt the same time, one on each side. Tho whole front o f this coop should lie .fastened with hlnge|< at tile top to servo ns a door. Tho slats in tho front are sliding doors that push up whqn the doors are dos­ ed, nihl through these doors the chicks can pass in nnd out of the coup. Kadi single coop should lie twen - 1 ty-four indies square nnd at least two feet high in front. The greater poition of the front is •made o f wire doth, Such coops should lie placed F l I l l H It. WIlJtON. under shelter. , Dear Old I.mlv— All, mv little lnd. W A N T E D — Used musical instruments New Me'sch Building how it warms mv heart to see that instruments o f every description. Phone 201 Sanford, Florida FOB H ALE— Brand new spurt model Real Estate, Loans and Insuronre hone 48 for setting, 15 eggs fo r fl.OO. Mrs. Ellsworth, Ucardull Avenue, San­ ford. 83-tfp FOR S A LE — 5 Pointer pups, No. 1 stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San­ ford Ave. (13-tfc |17 Commercial Strest—Sanford, Fla. B. W . H E R N D O N rORTJATB=TTh"o<le Island eggs * Nests for sitting hens can be made In C irc u it Cnnrt. Tlh J ud ic ia l Circ uit. K rm lu ulr t'n n n ly . Klurlila. FOR R E N T — Convenient large un­ The telephone wire in use in tho furnished rooms for housekeeping. United States, if made into une con­ Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. tinuous line, would bo sufficient to fl-l8*1mo-p encircle the globe at the equator mure FOR R E N T — 1204 Park avenue, bun- than one thousand times. galow, four rooma, hSll nnd bath, {20.00 per month.— G. \\\ Spencer, F A R M E R S — You can got »o#d bod . 72-fltp from ** and Irrigation plug* at ths 100-tfe FOR R E N T — 10 "acres of tiled land Sanford Novolty Works. on Cameron avenue.— S. E. Barrett, Brick ice cream in colors.— Roumll Fort Valley, Gn. < 71-12tp 73-3ti * O R R E N T — Rooms, 1020 Union ave­ lat & Anderson. nue, also chickens fo r sale. tlio total car mileage was used en­ tirely for business purjiosea while 90 per cent of nil tho motorcars were used either entirely, or in great part, for business. The Daily Herald, 15a-pcr week, EUROPEAN PLAN . C O RNER B U IL D IN G . OPEN A L L T H E Y E A IL E V E R Y ROOM OUTRIDE, 73-3tp HICKSON HOUSE L’ p'to-date Apartments and Rooma Daytona llenrh. Our Service Summer rates: fl.OO per day, |21 per month, Including lighta and water. Call J. F. Hickion, Phone 238-W. San­ ford. 70-tfc FOR RENT1— Furnished room and kitchenette, 710 West-First Street. 74-8tp DU HENT—Kew house, 4 rooma and bath, also garage. Union avenue, ppoiite Elka' Club, $35.00.. Rhone 18. -------- -73-*tp FOR RENT—2 cool, furnished housed keeping rooma, 814 East Fifth 8L * 76-2tp FOR RENT— Fumiahcd Tjoom rark Avenue, F0 r r EMT—6 ^Frendi Ave. Aloa bouse keeping rooms. Bummer rates. Inquire 800 French. 75-ttp E x te n d s t o O r la n d o nnd D a ytu n u ns w e ll tut th e 'h u n d red * o f b o ttle s w c p u t o u t in S a n fo r d e v e r y d u y The folks whose apeptltes and di­ gestions have become acquainted with our bread say "It’s great!" It's the Ihree-timee-sHlay food that hits their palate just right. Our pastry la • fit companion for the finest meat Consult u» about Ilia < bullillna material. Irf'i us furnish u M<t. VVr will quote you prlrea on blahaat q u alltr material Dial will enable you lu make a bln aavlnn. I ’rumiit service aasur- Hill Lumber Co, E L D E R S PR IN G S W A T E R on account o f it* purity in fmtt becoming tho drinking water for Central Kluridu. It t* ulw ivcimunciulcd fur two in bAtturic*. I f you arc not drinking Elder Springs Wuter now— give it n trial. . P H O N E 311— W E ’L L D E L IV E R SANFQRDMAID � 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 25, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 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>, June 25, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b15c6a110dcbb1bdd47647f58cebf8f9.pdf 718920d37116ca0461fcb7beb4c32805 PDF Text Text SJR- m R* T ?® “ W I f THE V O L U M E IV. —'■--- • ~S. t ~ ■'-■ Gi r e g a r d in g amps INTO P O R T ' FRENCH SU P IN Paris Arrived This Morning with WASfllNQTON, June 23— New drutrle lastroctkma designed, it i» ■aid, to hasten the aeituro of bcvcr*g4 liquor# aboard incoming foreign linen ' were sent today by Aasiatant Secretary Moss , of the .treasury, to custom# . and prohibition officer* in New Verb, The now order* were mad* necwuery wa» officially sttted by action‘of Dr. Spraguo, New York pubti* .health ofjlce r fn granting the request of raedloal officer o f the British liner BerengarU, to retain it* entire aupply of liquors as madicinal. The permit granted 1 Berengaria has been ordered withdrawn by ^Acting Surgeon General who received his or­ ders from Moss. Mosa then notified customs prohibition agent* no such “unreasonable” grant of liquors could be allowed by the'treasury. NEW YORK, June. 23.—Removal o f Baltic liquor.began before 2 oVloik but only a few dosen cases had been temoved when removal was stopped upon telegraphic instruction* from D#1.' Sprague. Customs prohibition of­ ficers said they were awaiting the arrival of Sprague before' they did ."anything else. r• .tr • ■ , - . . NEW YORK, Jude -23.— Unde Sam after sU rtih r to seise Johnny Bull’s llmiqr>ipn-'the steamship Baltic to­ day halted,' scratched bin head and later returned the raid on the steam­ ship lockeni, pith liquor under British government seal, intended for uso on homeward trip: A halt, when agents received a telephone rail to return tUe liquor to the. ship Just af they were taking slock away. Collector Kiting finally explained the mfiup by saying tha selm fe of the Baltic liquors‘Had been temporarily halted, because It*was dlacovetrd Dr. Prague, chief' United B u te * public health service had not certified to amount of liquor to 'lie left for medicinal -use. Soon aa tW certificate was Issued Eltinf ordered .the seizure to proceed. The Phrla, preparing to slip up North River to Join the steamer Daltic and Berengaria, csp taln .o f the Paris said ha' had under seal the fol­ lowing supplies o f ordinary wine: Eight thousand four hundred and ninety-four bottles erew wine, fiftyone barrels Bfiine wine, eight hun­ dred and sixty-four bottles ch aw pagn, six hundred and seventy-one bottles boelV’two hundred and sixtysix bottles and one hundred ami thir­ ty-six barrels and other llquora. NEW YORK, June 43.—American customs authorities charged by Sec­ retary of Treasury Mellon's latest order, the selxure of liquor brought in by foreign steamship* under goveminent seal for use on return trip* had task greatly augmented today when the French llper. Paris steanted Into qoarantinf with almost enough liquor to M r hold to float her. , NEW YORK, June 23.—Two ocean liners flying tha Union Jack Into New York MrMr yesterday with excellent stocka of liquor for the trip home, despite the fort that Uncle Bam had fald they lmhat cross1 the .three mile* llmlF Wne dry/ All day long the r e V " freirt J federal , agents pounce on the liquor, breaking • '< * 'B eftiib government goods. .. Bui Into yesterday aft# the Ikquqr remslned ftciols ml tM fcWlhme bonne mmoom fi.t«“ y ed that sal .................. i every I f thU,to< of Vhe malgated of his h r * he sells f On# t f . t M fSS CITY DEPARTMENTS SHOW OPERATING BELOW jijLJDGET b r in g IN G SURPLUS OF LIQUOR 1 •rtrt? f t t U n t a ’ WIZARDS AND ■VACANT H/ NO FOUNDATION K A N SA S*'W lV v" J m t fiA -Presi* FOR RETORT OUT •dent Harding ytstertftiy cancelled' his ABOUT BALDWIN proposed trip to Swope Bark to profte 4frht"medal*-ta some Boy Sdouts 'and LONDON, June 2 8 .( B y te» TALLAHASSEE, June 23 -J to 'tho united States Veteran’s Hos­ The Associated Press)—Of­ —Governor Hardee planned pital, ak a 'trsu lt bf a'seveto'case of Convincing Report That Sanfo ficial statement issued this cd to leave here this after­ Wilburn ^otfttartcrf in a mile ride afternoon read: "There is Can Obtain Source of Pufe," noon for a visit to Chica­ about' Knrtks*' City after hi* arrival ha no foundation for. certain go in connection with the Soft W ater for All Time ear lierMri'thc day. »’ l i f ’ tei remarks attributed to Pre­ national1 convention offT h e president’" physician explained M mier Baldwin in press to That the finances of the city gov­ Mooae to be held in Aurora, thht the sthiburo had caused a slight the of feet "now that Irish ernment are in a better condition III. The governor la sched­ swelling of Mr. Harding's lips, ' hut problem and debt are out than they have bran In year* 1* "ap­ uled to deliver two address­ iHkbd'U waS^not aeWous, and he was tel' of way prohibition seems *te parent from a report compiled by es to the convention. He ex­ able to make his scheduled address at to be only toing likely to City Clerk L. It. FhllUpa and read at pects to be gone a week or An Efficient CUy Planning Commission will prevent undesirable construction Cohvdntiori Halt last night. disturb the Anglo-American the test meeting.of the City Commie* ten days. hi Sanford’s residential sections •> •The president hds made the entire •a friendship.” Hioners. la s t year's budgm hiis been “ t ride In s'broiling1sun, uncovered,'ac­ strictly adhered to and In practically knowledging the greetings of thous­ every Instance the various city de­ and* who ilnM the street*. Mrs. Hardpartment* will show operating ex­ 'tnff. protected by 'n large hat ancf par­ penses slightly below the amount* asol, suffered no illoffect*, arid In appropriated to them. •, ' company with' Secretary Work ami Estimated receipt* from license* Brigadier General Sawyer, ’ motored and occupational taxes on the other to the park and to tho hospltah Sec­ hand have bran greater than anticiretary Work acted for the president paled by several thousand dollars, in­ in presenting the medals. dicating tho remarkable growth that The president, earlier In tho aftorSanford has had during the past nnoti, had cancelled a scheduled golf ATLANTA CHAMBER OF COMV WALL 8TRHKT MUST IIE 8AVKD year. Tho Interest and sinking fund match’on advice of his physician. He MBRCB EXTENDS INVITATION ■es■r ■ ■ ... . (H r T h e A w orlalrC C rr*ui rr»«) account ha* boon built up to such pro­ spent the afternoon at tho hotel, rest­ Fit (KM ANV MORE control prracrilx?* the time for plant­ GAINESVILLE, June 2X .-F lo ri* TO DEMOCRATIC HOSTS portion* that there is no possibility • F a il u r e s da's cotton growing section, the west- ing, removing tho squares and the ing, while ice application* were made of having to levy additional millago of ralclum arsenate. from tltne to time to hla awnllun lips. d ir Tk, A tw ia iN r n m t ern section for the most part, is now application The presidential parly arrived at WASHINGTON, Juno 23,-R rsolu prliriK*| |rt epplylhg the Flor- Demonstrations of*the rontrol means NEW YORK, June 23.—Wall Street to provide for the retirement of tho t!ons adopted by the Atlanta rham-|Jdt metho<1 of t * ,, ^ rontrol, ac were well attended, MV. Moore re­ 10 o'cldek yeateVdsy morning from St. —shaken to the depths by the string city’* outstanding bonded IndebtedLouis and the auto ride over the city’* of failure* and ther exultant loss of nea*. her of Commerce forwarded here and|rdn, it)|f ^ n]10rtn m#d<! by tho vnri. ported. boulevard system was made soon a f­ public confidence which follbwed dis­ Although these economies hay* announced by Senator Harris, Othor reports from county agents ous county ngsnts to tho Agricultuyter', while the rays of tho sun that closure of widespread bucketing af bran effected, there has brail no do* Georgia, provide that invitation al Extension Station here. Boll wee- follow: extended to hold 11)24 Democratic Iy|| |nfMtatlon I* Unusually henvy this *• Walton county, J . W, Msthison: Sent the temperature up to one of the customers' orders, breathed ita first crcuMo in the efficiency of the vari­ National Convontlon In Atlanta. C. J . season, According to the word recently Spent tho week assisting tho farmers highest points of the summer was long brenth In a week yaterday, when ous departments aa waa noted from Haden, mannger of the 11)20 Demo­ sent out by plant director, Dr. Wil- in applying the, Florida method bf ben ting down on Ihc pavements. The powerful banking interests stepped tho report submitted by City M aicratic campaign in Georgia has been mon Newell. Cotton grower* were Imil woevil coiitrol. Good work was president removed his hat after tear­ Into the breach to stabilise the situa­ uger William*, who received the com­ ing the station and throughout tho tion. appointed chairman of the committee urged to apply painstakingly tho done. mendations of tho City Commission­ ,■ hour and a'half ride remained uncov­ to urge acceptance of invitation. Res­ ers. •1 While the banking support was con­ Columbia county: C, A. Fjdford: formula evolved by the Florida au­ 1 M olutions (Joint out It has been sixty- thorities to get the maximum yield Effort* put forth this week to control ered. Tho commission-manager form of . • I * fined to broker houses, holding memthree years since tho party held a l>ctship In the New York Exchange, government has proven In BanfonL tho boll weevil will he successful, I from their acreage. National convention in the cotton tho strength Infused Into that market all thut waa claimed for It by those The secret, of the sp-oullrd Florida U-licve, but maximum results ran not s tttw r m d 'th e w ateUr* almost-com carried price* up on both th r Consoli­ who originally espoused it, na local method lire largely In the simple die- lx* expected ‘because O f'bad wcklhe'L xtantly hewn faithful to Itemocratic dated and tho Curb Exchanges and a citisen* are now able to secure Madison county, B. E. I-awton: rovery that the squares hitherto con­ party. marked spirit of optomlsm prevailed. prompt service when needed, and In Alunit 500 acres of cotton treated sidered Indispensable to the health of • n 7 . ;A : * The rushing to cover by shorts aided addition have th* satisfaction of the plant could he dispensed with at this week by Florida method for (llr The Au«Hilr4 I'resal See that Cecil B. DeMille is to film knowing that their tax dollar la ho* in the strengthening p ro cess^ pi,°rncertain stages of its growth. The weevil control. ATLANTA, Gan June 23.—Hear- inent financier, associated wijjlj ono of Ten Commandment*. Fair enough. Ing wisely epent. Okluloosn county, J . R. Hart: Visit­ irtg of petition' for receiver for Ku success with which it is used by the Some record of them should be pre­ the largest banks In'tb« Street, told The Commissioners also received farmers themselves this season Is ed 53 farmers, delivered rnlcium ar­ Klux Klnn filed by David Rlttnehouie served for our children. reporters ho believed It was “*sfe to the report from W. J . Craig, an engi­ senate to 32 club member* to* poison being keenly, watched by those inter­ of Philadelphia and othera a few the boll weevil on their acreage of weeks ago was set for Juno 29, by say tho unsettlement In tbe brokerage neer engaged especially (or the parested in cotton growing. . * For quick results, try a want ad. sUustlon Is at an end n* far as New po*o of determining a source from ‘ •The Florid* method will be used on cotton, and gave 34 boll weevil dem­ Judge Humphries, in Fulton superior York Stock Exchange hflusea are con- which tho city could obtain a soft wai­ 1)9 1-2 per cent of tho cotton acreage onstrations this week. court. The suit agatnstr Empero corned." fact that she intended to carry liquor ter supply. This report ha* • beep Taylor county, R. J . Dorsett: In Simmons to enjoin him from further treated for boll weevil control in Su­ One of the most Interesting devel­ turned over to tho Chamber of Ooote across tho three mile limit had been wannee county, according to tho re­ spite of had weather wo have 15 organisation of Knights of Kamella opments of the day to observer# was a well heralded and treasury agents In mere# and othor civic bodice to aiwport made by C. E . Matthews, coun­ fields safe fro mtho boll weevil and filed by the Klan was not reached conference of Sec. Munro Cromwell, New York had bocn deluged with orIte and make their recommendation* the boils and squares picked from 25 ty agent. and goes over for woek. president of the Stock Exchange, with known to tho Commissioner*. Tho dem from Washington as to Just how Home farmers in Marion county more fields. members of tho firm of J . P. Morgan Idea originated with Mayor Labe who to set. Hants Ross county, J . G. Hudson!! planted too soon, County Agent K. C. A Co. None of tho conferee* would has also suggested th a t'a apedfd The other vessel wo* tho Whits Moore reported, and weevils are now Demonstrated Florida method of boll discuss what happoned, but Mr. Crom­ committee be appointed from the Star line steamer Baltic. She took destroying their crops. “They are weevil control on five one-acre plots well departed chbeWully for a week ferent civic organisation# to the waterfront by surprise. Shipping learning their lesson expensively,” he this week. Many of our farmer# are end trip out of tho city, a short Urn* with the Commissioners as an offices—accept her own—were ignor­ obsedved. The Florida method of applying this method. later, Indicating he did not expect prsisnl board when compiling ant of the fact that she contemplated CHICAGO, June 23.—Central Uni­ anything terrlbip to happen, at least, year’s assessments' for th# U * showdown. ted States quipped It* brote afiain Contract for the construction Ilot hthe Berengaria and Bailie « ‘Confirmation was obtained of re­ day, as abnofondliy high temperntu r « Sanford’s new pier and music! were allowed to pass through quaran­ continued, nlth0U|h' fdports *kowcd ports that there had been a conference yacht basin was' awarded to toe In­ tine unmolested'and passed to the a drop lit high temperaltfire's,’ In'east­ of large banking Intereats to devise a terstate Contracting Co., and. dock. Then came from the custom* ern Arixona toarp wa*\'» rise from means of stoliUiring the situation, but is expected to start Immediately*^ house word that nothing wogld be •Just what measure* were taken could low teinp*ratore|u * ’,/ * this .important project which It " ^ dons util tbs captains had appeared The Great.Lakes district and moat not he learned. Whether a pool had hoped to have rompleted shortly I with their manifest* and applied for of the upper plain* states, which been formed to support the market ter the first of the year, In co permits to retain enough liquor for Over Fifteen Thousand Machines Passed Given have been suffering front the heat and save broken from disastrous runs pliance with the recommendations J msdieihol purposes. After this, it like that which ovsreame the stock ex­ wav# since Monday, were given ih* the City Planning Committee of tod Point in That Time was said, any surplus would be seised. cheering new*' from weather observ­ change houses of Knauth, Nachod, A Chamber of Commerce the Col * It was learned that at the instance ers, forecasts for today indicating Kuhne, and Elmmsrmkn a n * Forshay aiooers have announced that (ll^r The AsMetatH Prewl ...t - an' ♦ of the Bsitic, which best the BorenTALLAHASSEE. June 23.— March, i march, the month of May showed a fair.and warm. The Atlantis coast, was not stated. would appoint a City Planning garis Into port, the manifest had been the dreaded month of a large part of drop to 11,278 cars, 9,169 having Waihlnffton, Philadelphia and other 7 mission at their me#ting July presented and the medicinal liquor the country With ita winter storms p jorjda licenses. eastern cities which' fait the effect of TESTING UNDERGROUND whoso dutlee as defined In the FLOW OF WATER IN FLORIDA •permit obtained. It was stated au- and gales, I* tho peak of Florida’s some of the highest temperatures of act passed et the last sgulen e l ' A peculiar phase of tho various * ’ FOR L IT E OAK WATER thorlUtivshr that there remained tourist season, according to a traffic the year, yesterday, today found re­ legislature, pruvkies for the record* and one which the road de­ aboard the vessel s substantial sur­ census 1*^** lief in a moderation af several de­ 23 stations through­ of tha city Iqto residential, LIVE OAK, Juav 83— Dr. George plus of liquor. out Ute state by the Stq(o Road De­ partment statistician could not ex­ grees. tile, Industrial sections, etc* Faisetigers aboard the BfrengaU partment. ')n that month tho season plain, was the kteddy Increase month From the west, where heavy froats W. Simons .chltf sanitary qngineer suggestion that a woman be j lined the roll at midnight and with Is usually brought to a close with by month, In the proportion of Flor- end unseasenal cool weather 'have of tha state and Hetman Gunter, cd a member of this corpmh bowed heads lowered into the deep « sun dances, pageants, festival* and idu cars to the total. Florid* licenses been reported, forecaster* Indicated a state geologist, are here conducting bottle o f champagne wrapped In what-not, and then the break away showed an approximate 60 per rant tests td determine the direction of met with general approval. slight rise In Umpe(*<urt*The lake front bttUtotadl crepe and Inscribed “To the three begins. Tho road department’s cen­ of the whole for January, Tfi per rent Southern sUttk are promised a the underground xtatsrflaw.'. Tht otheV very Important project, mile limit/* ’ / sus for Merab recorded 15,012 ma­ for February, 81 for March, 83 fo r continuation of present weather, teste a t* ' bring . made in connection receiving attention ' ' **" ^ A ship flying the Rename flag ar­ chine*,, as P M " * tho glveh’ point*. A^ril and then 81 for May. which has not been abnormally hlffh. with the proposed alnklng-bf a new s loners. City r is * ! borid dfy. Passengers on the Of these 12,010 weto FlofMd effto, br State rood number Z that crosses Alaska todly had an "Bikim o" heat well tq supply this city with w ater,’ preparing Upland, a Red Star liner, succeeded least torried Florida llconses or rather strike* too' (foorgia llnV ware, witb'tempeartures' reaching a* bulkhead like in emptying- the bar before the limit Tho remainJur or 24)96 were cars Just north of High Spring* proved high-an 84 *o t Eagle, llotwiula'a where it 1a* apt to be warmer. Higher driveway A‘ . , ovary state In toe Union with toq#»- the m ost popular ou tlet OR toe'face beaches reechhd 80 defftWenrtto plen­ temperatures will continue In. the distance of With two wet BriVUhers already Ohln Valley, while In tho South AtLl-te ttearing licenses of other states, and Of the' depsrtmont'a figure# for tte ty o The o nthelr hands, customs officials face _ .................... ,. lan tlc. and E ast Gulf, atatee Mid In eeptlon of two of. tho Par Western April census. There ' ROUn't much over the B ^ i n port 1* the < 2f c ~HThe fTennessee R will bo as warm tomor- that will 'Wa b h in o t o n ; JunkW states, were numbered among them. choice over the other, two enrtio* and French liner Pari*. Before the set outlets, however, fo r1 'road number weather man here, *ho#e forecast row herIf we* today; In April a census taken at tha which, a few U U ’ I< whs announced that the car­ Aa for today’s weather, he report­ 2 showed 124 going oat, -Immber 1 [tu ea ta the eaitdhr.pert of the Untsame stations showed only 12,764 visions. v |j ried In 'M r hold ‘ many a cockull ear*, of which 10,039 bora Florida showed 78 end the east Coast dr rued t#4’ States, ttitned.a d eaf M r lMt ed there hod been a material modera­ shaker full for the Ifomeward voy­ te the Middle A tU nlk and New y * . • ’ dumber 3, north of Jacksonville night to widespread pleading, for milted,' 1«r age, and that on this select locker it s too, although If v showed 84. ' oler weathdr. first, look a t th# upward'trend had M m placed the seal of “ “ which began II January. oPr that t * * * * £ N cirri#* French goWsAment. » • *# a W f. recorded, of Whalebone bruahea are now being «llfcr teday—more deluge, for month 1M 67 lteowooo and made for household pee) “ riving today confirmed hfe» elktet to the end, and foreign ships in their before then instead of . the do- 1*^17 wRb If : •■'*.• ' f-' t o U t * •s ■ /KRNOR 1IARDBB PLAN8 VACATION TO MOOSB CONVENTION ENGIN C FLORIDA COTTON ATLANTA AFTER INS USING NEW METHOD SI 24 CQNVENTIO CONTROLLIN BOLL j i OF DEMOCRATS According to Reports From Various County Agents BIG RANKERS RUSHINNOWTO SAVE (CHANGE ' Hearing: of Petition ’ “ For a Receive for the Ku Klux Klan Middle States Still Sizzle— ; 3 ' Chicago is Hot MARCH IS TOURISTS MONTH ACCORDING TO THE FIGURES ia f^ c o T "" UfeM • A �on a strrtch ltr thaw -toft grubber band. ^ A 1 1^ JL X younir .folk* i'll joyed n idol I bAIGBR, Society Kdlior ,n,r P * * * -nd supperi a t • dwelt n kindly min, r And round about lt« open door thrtc hippy childrei} ran; i Each evening at Ha supper llmo the* * * kitchen fairly rang rite In flahlng and swimming and fta« later n delicious'fish aupper with all With the atrnina of old-time melodic* •hi the acceanorlea waa aerved. • * .•L. thp busy mother sang. ^ * “ Those enjoying this pleasant event were Mr. and Mrs. J . * 8 , Harvard, The little house wna very lijie ita M ines Gladys Adams, 1 Kathorloo Ihla Wilson, Hlizalietb Flowers. Messrs. filic kindly folk you meeCv* h crl *,a " y Flower*, Virgil .Lee Smith, While others had a cure-worn »look') •and Hillard Malpan, • ^ o f sorrow or despair— j The hardened signs of bitterness-were yh-MISS GOjiiALia 'BNTBRTAfNS;* M W r % « m ttd r n r a r c . ^ fN.1 ^nat evenng Miss Helen Gonzales, It la well to remepfbee that Adam's B«« Ingram prewn For Florida: * Partly cloudy Ira fall, came before and not after he tonight and Saturday^. local tei learned to sweat for o living. ' « t cinema creation-, * thundershower*. \ •Ira New nOck tally card*, place cards, Tha Harslet-for. first claw Job work, nut cups pnd favora at Rttumillat A I -------------------------- S 1 Anderson’s. 73-3te ANOTHER RAl'MKL Roses ace Red, « . SATURDAY SPECIAL Violets ara blue, 1 And ao Is %, student, The specials fast Saturday went When h is. rent comof due. h .a’ rush a t BaunyTa SpccjaUy fie hasn't a J^cAilnole Count Ip and today Sam has decided th TBRRY n , i> you onofher'blgiotjrvin Silk nnd P jl(). Seising to ol Sweaters, ^peciai'Lot of GlngM f lnyr^ G. W. Lnwton. Bracelet Watch Ex I- and Voi| dresses, Hand-made i ^ ' 1 r * 1 ! ^ *J la the spectator fa V * entertained most delightfully a t |ong;asj6vcr. The wAnen at {th ro w er doors seem-1 sta and Hats. These , are the pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. w*th scene* 0f f, cd hurt and tlrSd and faint, ! [rest bargains of the ydftr. None 1 J i f I* W M 'I y; with mnteri, -Tba raid* are holding tha wator up As though their days and weeks were the articles represented will be lonK engimttlc n ? Jones and Charles Evans I filled with bickering and com* to hlBh^loVoU'^ut. old timers say it .-above cost. Just for one day— e ,ltory of fire « fho guests of relatives horc last will"soop^ba-over and, the watepr replaint; „ irday only—so bo .there early to trifle, b , | qg cn route to Manatee from tlvcly ufe«f in the rooms where the oedo again. J ’ the best and choicest selection, T>v men were cola and rough of card tables were arranged. Galgcfavlllc. spfech and <marre|»ome nnd the.advertisement today. 1' An absorbing game of bridge wa* RcducUoa in Prices of E. B. Brown, state sales manager snd Mrs. C, J . Marshall an- played during the- evening and whrn of the Vlrglnla-Carollna Chemical Co. /• CARD OF THANKS PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM the birth of a daughter Thurs- scores were counted It was found that Is’ In the city today looking over the * o all'who wore so kind during the CUP TIR ES AND TU BES me. 31 at tbrir homo on Park Alls, Shepard held |d*h score and territory and calling o n .-h is many recent illness and death of our moth­ was presented a lovely Vanity. The The kindly man came home at night, friends. 7 er and to all of those who sent such For *w«)ts try , men’s prise, a pen, went to Griffin Iovc|y floral offerings and In many a smile upon his face, IS Palmetto Ave.--------Phone 4 8 1 4 Emmett Hunt nnd Harry Kent re­ Herring. And down the street to welcome him DuUftJferald is putting on ways oxpressed their sympathy and turned home Wednesday evening Delirous fruit punch STOP BACKACUE, KJi)M|i / served ' * His littlo ones fitould race, agentW I^, cover the' entire friendship in our hour of sorroif we trottf Atlanta, Os., where they went throughout the evening and late In For never had they seen him como wish to express our heartfelt thanks. . trouble and In p few weeks the Dally to bring bark two Oakland Sedans. the evening the hostess assisted by O. C. BAKER, wjll - ctocr this territory like at night In rage or hate her mother, Mre. F. J . Gonzalta, And . never had he cursed at them, *; ' » MINNIE BAKER, i, (mountain dew). An adverBackache, Rheumatic rain. V ROSALIE BAKER. h (.Ja ch c, tired feeling, ^ 2 it in the Daily or Weekly .Her* ** J . 0 . Ball returned homo this morn­ served a tempting salad course fol­ ’ though supper might be late. aid gets results. urination, discolored or « ron, ing ffom C-oronadu, Beach, where he lowed by an Ice course. nre symptoms of kidney nnd hu •pent, the day yesterday with h|s LOVBLY BRIDGB PARTY. ' trouble. «I was alway, family, 1 . backache which cau.cd mo m»t Mrs. r . J . Gonzales wna tho grac­ 1 _WOOSHtssd. Si^ Um sosrsuMsA fering,” writes Mrs. F eber^Sj Miss Myrtle B. HcwlU of Atlanta, ious hostess yesterday afternoon M^Ba. "Gould nut sleep , m'| »t u G a , ropreyentivo fo»( the llifttprlck when she entertained at Duplicate, Don’t waste time Urine to kill them posts I could not stand straight Tri»J Co., is spending s(fV^ral days here, bridge at her gttractlvq home *otj’ ley*Jftdn«y -'Pnis anri fodnif S French French, avenue. There Were three making her headquarters a t' Yowdl PNady for U a»-B «ttor th an Trgpa tables of players. Company. • t « - box. r * isoi . box. R ja . ‘j ' SOLD KVCRYWHKRK ' Ki Tho rooms and spacious sun parlor You’ll khow it ns you walk along— Miss Katherine Huff of , Atlanta, were abloom with quantities of pink Tom Mclvon the big man with tho tho glad and happy place Ga., is the attractive young guest of hibiscus, daisies and ferns, little voice, who bosses the J<d> on tho Wears Just ns bright a look of Joy new Milano Theatre, ‘says that the Sold by her sister, Mrs. Ben Caswell. Mrs. The afternoon passed as docs a smiling face. theatre will be rendy for opening by Caswell will entertain at bridge Tues­ UNION PHARMACY For hato nr.A bitterness and strife August '16th or thereabouts. Tom day evening, honoring Miss Huff. Sanford, Florida leave scars that nothing hides, has told tu-so many fish stories that While mirth adorns the dwelling we cannot bplievc nil he nays but the R. T, Thrasher and daughter way ho Is 66lng now scorns to bear Louise returned home yeaterdsy afout his last statement. ' ternoon from Tamps where they r ’ ___ 4* • ' ,Tiy*l ' ,< -i •){■! ■> tii A'FIVE DOLLAR RILL Tfckes an Electric Fan £ F.P.R IN ES l Steams’ Electric Paste ’ S K ia s rA S a ^ ? ^ ■the St liven spent the past week as the guests of his sister, Mr*. F. 8. Dalgcr. Mrs. J . G. Hall and son Billie, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown, and bshjr, Mr. and Mrs. W. J . .Bleed nnd children of Kissimmee And Mr. qnd Mrs. Howard Kats and family of Kissimmee-will re, turn homo ths/evenng from Unmade Beach where they have spent tho past WeOk. Fat hens and fryers says Hugh Tillls of the Pure Fodd Market—the same o|)l stand at 402 Sanford ave­ and sherbcrL * '>* ml * >1 At ff , %l Hio nfUrnyyii, was one of cxcop. nue.. • Florida and Western', meats, tional enjoyment to tho guests and pork aqd mutton nnd everything in the uadis! hospiUUty o f tho hostess tbe lino of fresh and smoked meats wna rpfjgctud b\ uvyryjJvraii. . right to your door with the •quick Ucllwry. No troublo at nil—Jtist hom o women arc not so bad , phono to Tillls, tho Pure Fowl Mnrthey afo painted, It Is tb bo hofMxL kot and It will cotrio to you 4t uMe, It will !>c good news to the people of Sanfoyd to know that the utility plants havo |>ccn surveyed o^d prices placed on them nnd while tho water plant will conp> first under the mu­ nicipal ownership nil tin* plants vrtll follow and ere long Sanford will oyrn her ptants, give the people cheaper service and help.to lower tnxes—tho o(ily way that tqxos can bo lowered. S f f i g s e a S ? W aJ — JUST ONE DAY ONLY— ________ ' I rcilfMcnl value* of such Money Savin* proportlona that II behoovea >l»c,|o Iw at llaumel'a early nnd » l the cholccut selection.. Any light-weight Wool Swoutcr, Slip-over and fuxcMlo models, in an unutiunlly pretty apjeclloii of colors. Valuea up to ffl.95 , a t— I'iggly Wiggly, is hura again today calling your attention to-the big cut In tho prices of groceries since Thurs­ day, One pound of cocoa will bo given away tomorrow with every 12 purchase. Potatoes— Idaho baking— 5 pounds for 2L cent* and everything cW< marked down along, the sama lines. 'You must read the big adver­ tisement In this isaqe to get it nil. No such pried* hayc been quoted you this season. Boo Pigqly Wiggly atds nnd go to tho store tomorrow. There are other big bargains not mentioned. ah hiik, Hilk nnd Wool, and Silk M o M r • Sweater, Tuxedo or Slipover model; Atx>ut ten left. VnlupH to $12,00. Tomorrow only__ HAND-MADE I JACKSONVILLE MAN • 18 ■1 * FKBB1) y •y BY JURY About 35 Glogham and Voile Dream*; •Uglily gho|vworn, but exceptionally materiglq. Valuva were up to $0.0p. d*y only— oN b s p e c ia l LOT OF J JACKSONVILLE. June 2 2 ^ Henry j Howmd Royer, charged with thc^ murI dcr.of his landlord M. C. Hai t, about two weeks ago, was aoiuitled by u in tbe circuit couit hire lp-t , nfght. Royer catlm®d ralf dofensc, XofibNuling that Hart after ordering him. out of tha houpc abused him us n* Staffed to comply and m ade'a jpuyipn v» I/.Ru J cmi a piritol. Jlny.-t hats Values to $6.95 Wa thought.for a little while that winter had gone In for this non-stop ertge— Moaahald News. ' ' " ” 1 "I ■. 1 Far that matter, tha state of ipat. ngrany> csp.’t . endure half-sJavo sod half-froe^—Jafpey C|ty JournsL .. (7 H*r, T H E I»OSTDFI*TCE II country - . * • t. • » . . • C o -, f 1 . -I . A l i a f i t » 1M i * ■ » - ■• ,U « * 1 •. I With every battle of MAVIH Union 50c size, we will give F R B E one M r Pace ffo^gr, 75c. ^ w lll g|vf Fl w antsfrirnnaT.T store and l>aVc taken care of l^ke a n e t n and you* «»o. wdl buy i£ you willl n our store at the wonderful values we arc offer* ?2,0b^SILKS, at per yard .................. .*........................*1.75 $2.50 SILKS, at, per yard....... S219 $3.00-SILKSi at, per yard-............. ............................. $2.69 32-in. DRESS GINGHAMS, at, per yard *.... .... 21c 59c TISSUE DRESS. GINGHAMS, at,; por yard.; .L 39c * T !!1 V0NSH1KE CL0TIL at, per yard............35c ^ nn co, ors Pink, Blue, Burnt r<, 1- , ! KC’ Uvcndar and Groen, at, per yard:.......45c 59c FANCY VOILES, at, per yard ......v„....... 36-in. PER04LBS, fast colors, at, per yard; 22cRose, Uvcndar, Blue pi"H* .. LINE LADIES’ SILK, non-COM . VOILE ANP. pjNGHAM DRESSES-AT SALE PRICES of filling statfops ’* t0 . Phone 326 - If your motor la missing, keep chaujfuL 80 many people Hqd thejr -W H B8D RTYs LK RK|UNb7; i 'II they Tlreritch; Smart, Bum or Discharge, ii Sord In Inflamed or Granulate M urine. S o o ifa and R tj Sale tor Inianc.or;Adult. Druggisu.' Tlte-Sanford Shoe & Clothing Com­ pany* havo Saturday nnd Monday specials in Union Suits, Palm Bench, Mohair and. Gahardino Suits, Over­ alls, Shirts,'Straw lints, Felt Hats, etc. Many new goods arriving daily and! the prices will, make them go. Beo tho advertisement in this issue qnd noto the big mark down in prirc. Woodcock A Rlgncy-*-throc blocks from high prices—and they arc here to stay. The old rollable flint on Sanford atenuo that sells you the best in fresh and clean groceries nnd provisions at prices that will keep you coming. They are giving away a No. 3 can of Applet tomorrow with every $3 order. Ixrok at the prieva quoted you dn this paper today and then go to Woodcock A Rigncy to­ morrow- nnd make you. some easy money.* • a *)MS I I �,j_ ‘J iiai - *-A.- * ' ‘ Kw C S& i 1H M BI U^9iV|VM| lerald Printing Co. lufactorlng unfilled tonnage lb' the United State* Steel Corporation now stand* at 7r 000,000 tona’ compared with ' 11,000,000 in 1920. The present level la very satisfactory and shows that buyers are not-pyramiding order* but are fol­ lowing the conservative policies. »10.—GOLD MOVEMENTS: The Increased imports probably will ne­ cessitate some movement of gold from this country, but our present reserves can stand It raslly. In fact, the tre­ mendous gold supply which really docs not belong her4 is n constant temptation toward Inflation. f^ i^ B U IL D (N tijf, The combined greed A( typrk]bf!ar»d'erhfcloyor In the building trades,ha* s e t ^ e brakes dn, jm . “From the point the build nf view of fmac^iatc voiymd of trade, this is.ari unfavorable fa c to r.! From a long swing point o f view, however; it Is not at nil discouraging. The in­ dustry was rapl31j\becoming ii\D«ted and the slowing up process merely postpones the necessary building to n time when it will be more needed. "It'd o es not take a statistician to total our score. A few of our bar­ ometers may be considered unfavor­ able. The majority are not unfavor­ able. Gefferal business," concluded Mr. Babson, “Is In a healthy position at about 1 per cent above normal. The figures clearly indicate good bus­ iness for the most .of 1923." «______ • ne jof the greatest ' -i rr '-'-hy* dtiea in Florida.' t mm .Sanford will never be a real d ty rniXT M ill until Sanford own* their utility t.UHD ___ i i m m i -Ti * MVH plants for the present prices of elec­ IL L Y — i l r i r l W H H m M tt tricity gss and water are strangling industries. No factory can afford to > « M M»lf pay the price for electric power. IffllM llM ■■ —- o ' ' ~*7 . rt m t a llM Hi ■ntfrt # ,* . Mi Wahl'cheaper 'water,' Ice, elec*V.' CoAtmUsloncni, w r w n g j tfIcitjJ 1hitd matte rM«tf w e n t * r <*w y» at'your next meeting you ,w will have missionI- «• I H M * WMklr Hrr^l^indjiW jp; ity n 'H th in k '• you will i — ^H EaffgSg^K £ “ * £ £r»^ rasi»;'erK ‘ i.«TK.C MUX. r mm A M o c i m o p n r .« i r i f t ttm * t y . i " ' . The Hillsborough rivet- ha* been ThW A ssociated P re s * la • se ltt.lv a tr recommended to the city of Tampa a* l i l f l l d i l o th e UM fo r rsp u b jtcatlo n of a ll Hawa d l.p .ie h * * rrW lta d to It or the best source for their water sup­ not otherw ise cred ited In ttila m p « _pub vilified ply. Springs, are not wanteil the ^ engineer said. jHome people have a All rlgfata of re-publl«etlon of special EH prejudice against -river and lake wa». >>»••• ee] t*e r >rwj an contaminated. lToralpo AJvsiilatna k«anwnva«l»» They forgot that with the new filter­ THE AMERICAN PRESS AMOCIAt KJS ing ay*tem* that the dirtiest water In the world can be made pure. And here in Sanford we have the crystal waters of many lake* that would give The Alabama Hotel at Winter Park ua an endless supply of the purest and the Angebilt at Orlando are in and aofest wntcr in the world. Get to tha hand* of receivers. Hanford la it. City Commissioners, let us have doing wall to keep bar hotel* going, soft water as soon as possible. i ■■" o------------■ 0—--------In big haadlinea tha Winter Park WE SHOULD WORRY. Harajd^^yn: "Dollar Day Dawn*.'' Dawgone, that muat account tor the Homo of the state papers are again aruption of Mt. Aetna and other printing articles from northern thidga,' .* papers detrimental to Florida and • ■- -■— o— »■■ taking up the cudgel In defense of I f every cltixen of Hanford would Florida’s resources and climate. Our Join tha Chamber of Commerce thia resources and climate need no de­ city .could go ahead and put over fenders. They are here to speak for aome of the big thing* needed. If themse)ves and thousands of new •very man of wealth In Hanford would people are finding It oat every day. inveat hla money In the (Irma that And now that the summer is on and •ra trying to build up Hanford we Clyde Line excursionists are coming would have twenty thousand people to Florida in the middle of the sum­ mer they are surprised to find people here in on* year. living down here In Florida despite <«• i ------------ o............... the terrific heat in New York. What REPUBLICAN ECONOMY. do wo know about heat prostrations President Harding la throwing and sun strokes and hot weather in boqueta at 'hla party berauae they Florida? Wo have no such incon­ have lived within their budget. IJv- venience! and wo arc living easy Ing within your budget la aomething with the best summer and winter cli­ of wliich any individual, or any city, mate in U\c world and we can prove county dr country can well feel It. We should worry about what the proud. And our preaident can be northern papors say about us. They pardoned .for spreading - the glad are afraid all their own people will tldinga; higher and yon. We felt ao soon be in Floriiln and then the good about the budget bu*lneaa and northern newspapers will be forced the big MVinga made that we were to come down here and live among juat ture the Republican party would the people ^hey have slandered—for aboliab at once the income taiea and In a few years about half the people the w ar"tak orth at bifaf aA'heavily of the United States will lie trying (d upon ua all the time. However, after get into F'lorlda. We should worry #e heard from other source* it aroma about what they nay against Florida. that the Republican party hai not done Every knock Is a boost and we have ao well eapeclally since they aeem to so mnwx good friends among the have all the big financiers In the northci^t folks who know the real country In their party and ought to F'lorlda thnt the knocker rnn he left have axpert advice nn the subject. to themselves. We people In Florida Commenting on the recent forecait should worry about anything. We of President. Ilarding and Director are nitting on the top of the world. Lord of the budget bureau that there ------------ n----------. would be a treasury surplus of #200,A MILL FOR PUBLICITY. 000.000, at the end of the current (Deal year, Chairman Hull of the Within the next thirty days the Democratic national committee dr. fitixens of Winter Fork will lie coll­ dared Thursday night In n ntatn- ed upon to east a vote for or against ? i ment that "conceding the very max­ a'levy of one mill for publicity pufimum claim* of economy a* made by poses; such a levy has been discussed tha administration, the amuunt of re­ for some time and the lost legislature duction! of regular expenditures ta empowered the Council to make the surprisinglyyimnt I in the light of the levy subject to the npprova! of the opportunity oDDortunltiA for retrenchment." v o ter**! "While cheerfully extending due Many town*, nmaller . than' Winter credit to the administration," said Fork, levy a mill nr morq for pub r*: Mr. Hull, “for such few and small llclty and with tho evidence of Its economies U may have achieved value they are increasing the mHinge through the budget during this fiscal from year to year. year; 1 submit that any Intimation It. Is Impossible for a town to that any permanent reduction of ex- thrlva os It should, when competition pendituroa made constitutes more is as kron as it is today, unless an than a very minor factor in creating adequate advertisement program is this treasury surplus, is grossly mis- maintained, and to do this a fund laading, The basis for all the talk of must bo provided. In tho past a few the past twelve months about a do. public spirited cltliens of Winter flclt was the fact that on July Park, havo homo the entire burden of 1922, the treasury department'esti­ placing tho city and Rollins Coltcgo mated receipt* at #3,073,000,000 or befora tho country, but this burden $667,000,000 below the revised estl* has grown to such an extent as to mated receipts of |3,MO,000,000 made make it impossible to adequately by the treasury on last Monday. maintain it without tho co-operation MI am not criticising the treasury of tho dtixens aa a.whole, for its mistakes in forecasting re­ Money spent for publicity Is an In­ ceipts ao low on July I, 1222, but it vestment that will pay largo dividends la manifestly unfair to the public and many of Florida’s most progres­ for the treasury to avsil Itself of this sive cities havo come to a full realisa­ mistake In order to emphasise and tion of thia fact. exaggerate the significance of Orlando. Miami, Bt. Petersburg, t reentry surplus. When XaUmates Clearwater, 'Paliyt Ileach and doxvna of receipts prove to be far below the of other cities are spending thousands •dual receipts, It la both easy and and thousands of dollars for pub­ tempting then to quietly create' the licity and reaping returns on the in­ Impression the cutting down of vestment. expenditures, rather than the InShould tho people approve such a reeae of receipts above estimates, levy the money will be spent directly gs largely responsible for a aur­ through the city council and will re­ as at the end of the year." ceive the u m o careful and judicious Declaring that "Republican lead handling that other tax monies re­ •ra who now demand credit for 1 ceive. time surplue denied Such a |(/Vy will help place Winter ta any sort of credit for Park on nn equal footing with other real and infinitely greater achieve­ clliee and will do much to attract the ment in 1220," Mr. Hull continued: attention necessary to an active and "Democrats reduced the public aubeUntial growth.— Winter Park debt UfOOflOOJQOO during the eigh­ Hatald. teen months prior to March 4, 1921, -— ■■ ■■■ this administration only claims Dal.jr Herald on sale at Joe's Smoka rtkui of scarcely W00,000,000 Douse, Mobley's Drug Stora and past tiralra months." , Hants* Pharmacy, . f * -I H, ' *’ -snd................ jileo Ih» .local -----sew* C %SF Xx P N I N I N X s I N N i X » > n M tai * * IN IN t a * » h • * Xx Xu H IN xa IN xa Xa IN IN Ha IN Hi IN H H / I J 1 J XU Xu Hi Ha Xa EVENING AND NIGHT H J Jt'm ki A A Ha Nt HU Ho |Ut Ha X» Ha Ha x* Xl Xi H H The day Is gone, the sun is set, The hcavenB arc all aglow With golden light'and beauty bright; V F'or God would have you know, That life's great pain, Ua storm and rain Arc fashioned for our good: Life's gain or loss, it's gold or dross Develop every mood: And when they’re past, we stand at last In flood of golden,light, Then comca our rest, the sweetest, best XX IN XX ita X* Xx N Hi XX XX XX The night has come, the twinkling stars f XX Aro trying hard to tell, \ Ha Altho 'tin night nnd life not right, # t XX Ail things shall be well: \ > / XU F'or He who rules the planet far, XX Dolh guide affairs most nc*r, ’ ' , xa With love so true will care fo r you/ xu Because to Him you’re dear. i,s , ^ Xu Then nnxlous heart you shall have part ^ Xx In nil Ills Itoynl store. A Hi r Oh! Clop your hands, for God now stand* v, XK 0 | • To bless you more nnd mqrc. •* Xa g | f j /, — PAUL C. BURHANS. 4 leU -d Hi . ...I ■III.-HI 11. Ml I.IT" »mnv«. .I'M" -til f.efv m.1, H H H Ha Hu Xu Hu IN - Hu Xu Ht Xa IN M Ns Hi "u H T 'W IN XX xn Xu H* Xu * / * ./ J BUSINESS THIS FALL IN I / BOG KB W. BAUSON TAKK8 READINGS OF CURRENT XX y BAROMETERS IN h h h h h h h h Xa xa h W ELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., Juno j 1020 they were borrowing heavily 23.— Roger W. Babsun wus question­ |from the F'edernl Reserve Bank* nnd ed tcslny us to a concrete analysis of I were straining all reserve* to the the business barometer* thnt deter­ limit. Whereas Iholr discounts were mine the degree of our future pros- #2^27,000,000 in 1020, they are today borrowing but #730,000,000. Money is purily. plentiful. Reserves are strong. There 'Tluslneu and tho stork market is no danger Hint banks will be forced have lieen suffering from psychologi­ to cut down loans and slow up busi­ cal depressions during tho past six ness in order to protect their re­ weeks,” says Mr. Babson. “ Many are serves. • expecting a repetition of the decline IM PORp?: Though not ns ol 1920 in general activity, while oth­ er* are certain that security, values great ns -in 1920, our Imports are aro going’to pieces. It is not at all gaining groumj very rapidly. For the hard to gather M ich , impressions if immediate outlook this Is an unfavor­ you listen to current comment nnd able factor. F’Jxim a long swing point market gossip. If wo turn to the of view iht-xw ."purchases abroad con­ actual facta on the situation, how­ stitute a favorable factor. Eventual­ ever, wo find things are not ns had ly F^uropo can pay interest and prin­ ns reported. I>ot u* examine the cipal only in goods. Increasing Im­ ports at this time tend to relieve the leading barometers of business. strain on F!urope, which is the weak­ " I ,—Pltff'.nS: Commodity price* est link In the business chain today. climbing rapidly reached n point al­ “5.—EXPORTS: Tho export sltuamost 200 per cent above pre war' lev­ els before they broke in 1920. Their tion, though lietter than 1013 or 1015, present position Is only 7H per cent is not particularly favorable. Altho above normal and this lovcl has been bettor than last year 1 should still reached by u moderate, orderly r're. classify the export situation as ono of Ferjn product* are but 79 per cent the fuw unfavorable^conditions. "0.— MONF2Y RATF:S: A business above the 10-year average 1900-1010 compared with the inflation of 250 per .imm can now finance hla needs at 5 cent made In 1020. There Is nothing por cent compared with aa high aa 8 dangerous in the commodity situation. per cent which ruled during a part of There is'cortalnly no ground for fear 1020. It looks aa tho plenty of mon­ of another decline such as we suffer­ ey can bo available on thia bails for seme time to come. ed during the year beginning 1920. "7— TRANSPORTATION: The sit­ "2.—F A IL U R E S : Obntrary to popular belief a minimum of failures uation is: more favorable than it has ta a bad sign, while a large number of been for several years. In 1920 there failure* show that business it clean­ was a- car shortage which mounted to ing house and points to better times a peak*in October., Demands at that ahead, During 1919 and early In time calked for 147,000 more .ca re 1020 the per centage o f business fall than were available. Today wo are urea ran at the lowest lovel reached breaking nil records in the number of since they have,been recorded. Both car loadings. Tho shortage of last number and the liabilities of failures ifaii has been practically eliminated. at present are running heavy. This, There should be no Immediate serious together with the liquidation of the umgestioh.of freight. “8.—WAGES: Wages have shown past two years Is pretty good evi­ dence that fundamental business con­ some advance, particularly In tha building trades. Thia Is due largely ditions are growing more round. “3.—CREDIT QONDITIONB: At to Immigration restrictions. Wages the peak of tho recent boom the Nat­ in general, however, are much below ional Banks bad over #12,416,000,000 the 1020 peak. Certainly there is less out on loan. Today they are limning inefficiency than there was at that A little more than #11^00,000,000. In tlnre. Any increases In cost due to ’ll i ■ M i- HOMES AND AUTOS. - ■J J \*i- * 1afii|iaH|l' A business staititiqian finds that seetiorn;of the couijtFy which have the highest; percentage of homes owned by their occupants also have the niost automobiles in proportion to the population. A practical automo­ bile dealer start* right,'but figuring on this basis, logically enough, thot he is going to sell more cars In his city because there has been a big increase of home owners there. There has been an Impression that. ople were preferring cars to houses. people often deferring the purchase of dwellings in order to indulge in the luxury of their own little trnns-portation plants, nnd even selling or mort­ gaging homes when they owned them, in order to buy cars, tl ta good to have this testimony on the other side. It seems to indicate that the home, after all, still comes first in this coun­ try, and thnt the purchase of nn auto­ mobile may be- rrnily j proof not of extravagance, but of fh nft.— Orlando Sentinel. ( VIOLATIONS OF TH E GAME LAWS. It is reported that in certain pnrls of this nnd adjoining counties game is being killed just as though there were no closed season, no laws, no of­ ficials nor no restraint whatever. Personally we can not vouch for the truth of these reports, but where there is s/i much talk there must be B o r n e haris of fnrt. Notwithstanding the last legislature refused to pass wlmi conservationists consider ade­ quate legislation for .the protection of Huh nnd game, we still have on the statute books the sumo laws under which violators have been tried nnd convict id in the pant. When I xhi Hur. was game wqrden for luike cou ity Ih n e was srarcely a week passed that we did not publish an ac­ count of an arrest and conviction for violation in nvnie form of the game and fish laws. If there has In-on a single arreqt for a similar offense within the past six months Wo have failed to hear of IL If Jjik e county Im* a game warden, wo don’t know It. She probably lias, as tlitre has been j«,visions made for such officer, hut if she has he mus# be the most'unob­ trusive Individual within h er,confines. If report* are true, there Is work in this county sufficient to employ the entire time of a warden, and there are occasions when a few deputies could l>e employed also. One thing is certain. If the wanton destruction of game is not stopped, it will not be lung before game of any klml, big or little, with fur or feathers, will tie1 a thing of memory only. Old timers tell us that only a few years ago a deer could be found within nn hour, going in any direction from any given point. Contrasting that condition with those existing today creates a feeling of revulsion in the minds of all lovers of wild life. It is a sad commentary on our population, past and present. Some people will tell you that the tourists are responsible for the destruction of the game. That may be a part of the truth, but it is not the whole truth. If deer and turkeys are -being killed now, In the month of June, 1023, it certainly cannot be laid to the tourists. Some­ thing ought to be dime. Something must be done or Lake county will soon be as barren of game as the illegal hunter la devoid of common decency.—F'ustU Lake Region. ■ ■ 0 You can’t buy a gallon of gasoline In Key West on Sunday. Why worry about that? #You can drive all over the Island on a spoonful.— La mb right lu Tampa Tribune. >>v •W * o V a ",--' . 1 ** : !F!i WiD You Back >. . - •V - JS *|' * - * w ,, . . If you will not, how can you expect anyone else to do so? The people of this world usual­ ly rate a man by how he rates himself. Every time you add a dollar to your intent-bearing; account, you h a c k yourself to win. this "Wink help you out. V,M; - ■ ■'ax »vl« 11 S ir of Sanford SANFORD FLORIDA Deposits on Ford Savings Plan received here. Officer Killed Mat­ Camp! Camp! Camp! thews in Self Defense Scouts Are Marching Decides Coroner’s Jury When the closed season for school begins, the open senson for ramping • arrives. During the present ,|«,V ‘ .camping has become one of \he favor. ' Itc pastimes of the notion. Apparent.111 ,!> this fs *}uo to the missionary work of Boy Scouts. Scouts must be crab ’ itod wWh starting this countfywsrd’ movement for week ends and throuik. cut the summer months. Your Boy* •; Scout is a tru s missionary of the out. of-tloors, convA lng first of all “tho*41'! c f his own houifhold.” Thus the go*. ' pel spreads. It is estimated that pos­ hnou*e P™«ded oyer sibly 400,000 Boy Scouts will live ua, b>* .Ju ,l* e3 . P bobbins county judge dcr canvas for a continuous two and ex-officio coroner. No charge has weeks qr more this summer. More been preferred against the police ser­ than 200,000 went into camp last ym geant and he resumed his duties at and leader^ have been preparing all the regular hour for going on shift winter to make this season the big. last night. pest in tho history of the movement. Testimony of witnesses at the in­ There are G35' local councils now, bat. quest bore out the version of the a f­ ing approximately 12,350 troops with fair printed in th e , 'Post yesterday. 205,000 scouts Under their supervis­ Testimony was given that Matthews ion. Practically every one of these ’ had been drinking heavily and stead­ councils conducts a summer camp on ily for two weeks, that he had as- easy financial-term s and wMb strict.'] vaulted three persons in-the course of Scouting standards for health, safe-* ‘ the evening on which he was killed ty and advance in Scwtcinft, to wy nnd that he remained in tin uutoniti-•nothing of funl Outside of local coun. bile over the protests of George Burke I d l supervision there are abort S^OO the owner, nnd Martin Barruwa, the J other troops wiht 165.OG0 boys, she :* driver.- f t wir Jd attljt*wi jjp s j ix j Ween f«r •CaMtJlhg.’ ’ "T - V " ' r*f * Burko's automobile that Roy Worden, I Hcrc a tremendous contribution H motorcycle policeman, sought to »r- 'W n g ma(Jo to the faenhh ()f th, rest him calling Sergeant Stubbs to,itjon The Btn))llnr(,8 |mp0!lcd upon his aid when Matthews refused tO|th(.ir cftm|Ml hy the S m jt Oreanus- * submit to arrest. When Stubbs, n p -,t ,(in CJ||| up„n evcry boy in , h(. M(lWJ preached the car, witnesses said, ment U) re(ipect propcrty rights snJ Matthews- moved his body as if to re Nature's rights ns well, when in the' lease a weapon nnd reached to his woods, nnd this year a concerted cf-.;' hip pocket, whereupon Stubbs shot fort throughout the movement is to he him. made to deserve the ronfidenci of Police Sergeant II. L. Stubbs, who shot nnd killed Charles A. Matthews former member of the police, force, Wednesday night When Mntthow* re­ fused to submit to arrest, yesterday was held to havo acted in the proper discharge of his duty and in de­ fense of his life by the coroner's Jury, which returned o verdict at l o'clock after examining several eye­ witnesses of the killing and other witnesses. The inquest wns held at Sergeant ,Stubbs Stubbs testified thnt property owners and to help educslf Matthews had threatened his life, J thq public to a similar respect for presumably because the sergonnt had j property rights and the prescrvstio.t reported him for dereliction of duty, 0f. natural bonuty both in the wood* that he feared thnt while Matthews and along aur highways. was drinking he would attack him and had nvoided Matthews until lie MAKE #30 weekly s t home, furnish­ was called upon to aid Policeman Wor­ ing names and addresses. F.xperiden, nnd that when he shot Matthews enpo unnecessary. Particulars free. he believed Matthews wus armed and United Mailing Co., S t Louis. 74-ltp was about to draw his pistol, lie de­ clared that he felt he had to shoot A trqlnor says an ape tires of any* first to protect his life. Corroborative thing when it becomes accustomed to testimony was given by other w it-! It. There may bo something Jn that nesses.—Palm Reach Post. J j ’trwlu ttaypfy. , r, O c ” , 'i f e •wSSv J ' -, * • M.*l. - J Worth More After 13 Years, £ )U V A L County, Florida, wisely and could bo sold for m ore than the purchase price. • ♦ { r % ,»/! ■ * NATIONAL PAVING BRICK M A N U F A C T U R E R S A S S O C IA T IO N UNQ1NEEKS BUILD1NO VITRII CLBVBLAKS. Of&O »AVIMO [i h iv TJ u n i �•■i& ome 1123. I I K JU Siolkf a f AMII m II** fu r t » i peed V u d er-S eellau BIS ml tk * U ra e n il, J N l U H n mt Ike Stare a t P U M a . Nolle* la hereby alven tk a i Ul1*. ICelelle Manley, p urchaser of T a x 'C u rllflrale Ko. «T1. dated the Sth day of Ju n e A. t>. I » t l , h as ttlrd saht c* rtlcate In my office, and hak made appll. ration fo r T ax Deed to laeue In accnrdanee WIMi law . Maid certlficat* elptiraeee the followtnic drecrlhed property allttaied tu fiemlanle County. Florida Jo-W UI N EU of HWI4. tt9e. I t,: TWO- I t S. It. IS g5nt. 4* a c r e s / The aaltfl land b *ln s saa*a*e<| a f tKu d ntc of iaio an re of nurhf Cortlfiratr >ln the name o t S .,« X Hwkhvwi. Unlei*. aald rrrtlflra to nhall b<j VedecWed. accord Inir to taw T ax Deed jr U t'h i tf r thereon on the Sam day of Ju te . A. Iv t i l l . SUNDAY. JU N K 24, 1M3. •t Subject: .< -U the Universe, including Mm , Evolved by Atomte. Force t " Church S c ry Ice I0:4G e . a t. t/. 1C. A. lX>U«lt.AfiH, C lertr C ircu it Court. Hcmlnolc OoutAy. Florida. I / : A. U . WfiKKH. Pi C. {• IM M te. Answered , Service will,be i wuNimwFdWiVaoHiMftdi t^ i t/eua v n .of. Ju ly A t . i l 1 IU . • • -■« m) offlrlul *l« n atu re and i J S t h day o f Ju n e A. D the _____ _ . f f c ,|tv / t f t H8T M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H to loss by fire or by theft turned marked “No.f^ndn,,» n S k h g ^ - i ! Z wifli this hank, Checking^Account deposit often and enjoy every WITNESS my official .Ifinniar* and modern facility in your transac­ tions. e e jt thla the l l t h ’ (lay * r J u n e A. t>. W . J . C atp en tR r, p a s to r |v rj ( 8KALI r K . A. htlFtll.AHH. '<^f*l»rJf C ircuit c o u rt, sam lnola County. Florida. ny:%A. m T w js k k h . u . c . X u tbw mt A p p lic a tio n f a r T e a P e e d F a d e r S e e t la a STS a f t h e O cn eval aew tatre a t th e M u te a f F l.r t U a . Ndtlce In hrrehy u lren th at J . R. ttn rlletl. nurchener of T a * Certlllcatn RsD-d «»"■ «th day of Ju n e A. •'•*# eala rertin oate In my off|ee. and ’ ha* nud e application for Tax. Dead to Innue In accordance, wllh law. dalil cerllflente rm liracee thi» folloH'liiu denciHicd property situated In Henilpnlc County, Florid a ,t o .w it: le.t t.lt. A ltam on te-JU it. A N. •Co. The adlJ land being aanoanrtl at the dote uf the Issuance of aUeh c e rtio ra te In the name of ft. R. Adklnn. Alan T a * C ertificate No. MS. dated the Sth day uf Ju n e a .' D. 1*11. hnn tiled nahl certificate -In m y office nnd line made application for T a x ' Peed to Issue In areorrlancn wllh law. Hah! certificate em liracce thtf fulluwlnx denetIhrd property altuated In Hentlttrfle ro p n ty ; , Florid a, •tolwll: Dot M l. Altam onto! I . ,W T jf t f / V ... The nald land helnu at the dote of the Innuatre of atirh perilficqlo In the name of tl. R. Adklnn. Unless adli) ccrtlfleatca nhall bn redrauded a c*o rd ’ Inu In law T ax Peed will firnue thereon •>n the IIn l day of Ju ly A. 1). i m WITItKIW my official xicu alu r* orul . m-jy - r t • The eld 0 7 , "Come over Into Mace­ donia. and help urn" voiced in tha days of St. PcMk had gn echo last a r when re fu g e e s ‘from E a s te rn K ^ i ^ g e jwwrcd aero ta Ih rM aced o n ian bordar, helpless, homeless, aick and C O N G R EG A T IO N A L C H U R C H . • »■-■( • Every member and friend la .urged 1 bi at the morning .service toinoriw an wc will observe the Comaiunn Service, after thgierm on. As this ill be tho last morning preaching trice until a t y r the summer vtraon we hope for a goodly attendance, he subject of the morning sermon ill be “A Living Sacrifice." At night Mr. Burhans will speak 1 the subject “The Solvent for Life’s roblems.” God has spoken to the lildrcn of men, let us try to undcrand and apply what He has said. »d’s word is modem nnd- up-to-date id exactly,fits into human Ufa and 1 relationships. It noeds no tcvis­ as nor additions. Coino out tomorw night nnd seo ff Mr. Durhana does t prove the abova to be true. Ail t welcome. a ll s o u tJi c in m c ii Tomorrow, the fifth Sunday after Wiecoat, nervieps will be ns follows: Low Mars (one mass jn tlyjLat.8'n- ilply Communion during, mans. Confessions today from 4 In ft nnd lit evening from 7 to B. Mat* next Saturday at 8 a. nt., only w during the week. Friday tho feaf^ of St. Totcr and tul, Saturday the Conversion of St. rablic invited to church IKtinga free. farin dca^i -from cold aod add hunger.1 hunger. fe ring*' r death That thu cry was naf unheeded these pictures. oMiarges la dun with bales of blankets bound Ifscudoniaward from thar Piraeus un<l this typical youngster hugging the precious can of milk,-a g u tty the American Red Cross, clearly testify. •> What they can not allow, however, lr the magnitude of the American effort and the highly benoficlent re­ sults attained by the Red Cross workers In meeting tMo emergency not only In Jlaccdonia but tn the whists* Urcdan peninsula and the downs of scattered islands of the Aegean and Ionian sous. Measured In cash merely, thccost of America’s contributloii through its national organisation for dis­ aster add emergency relief, the American Red Cross, was $2,000,000. With that sum half a million refu­ gees were fed, not occaalonally, but day In and day out for month*, hos­ pitals wero opened, equipped, and only fed but clothed, tor the report supervised by American doctors and continues:) "Before tho distnbuAmerican nurses, blankets wore dis­ tioa of Amerigtn Rod Crsss blankets tributed, and clothing, milk for tha many refugees were .lying on the b-blos born In the turmoil of the. cold, bare, dirt floors of buildings In great hegira and for tholr mothora, which they had been quartered. As weakened by the hvalshlps of tirtlr a-rosult there was much pneumonia and rheumatism. The American -.enforced wandering*. ' It is bard to estimate what this Rad .Cross was ablo to supply enough help meant to dreece. One can only blankets to every one of these cit* examples here and there, taking gruund-slccpcrs to afford them suffi­ the word of thg Greeks themselves. cient covering and tho illness duo “On the day before the arrival of the to colds decreased rapidly.” From other towha.cotne reports of 'first TUd" CWH "shlpMentr' df food .products ten refugees dlod from typhus and smallpox threatening to •starvation hero. Without the Amerl- become epidemic but checked by ’ean aid this situation would have prompt disinfection of refugees and 'continued. Since the arrival of the &y extensive vaccination campaigns, first American Red Cross products of sanitary measures onforced, of there hare been no deaths from star­ infant welfare stations opened, of vation.” fin this casa **htiV* la tho American health ideals Inculcated in \dty of Algion where them wore people whose lack of knowlwlgo of the ktaplcit principle# pf hygleno Xotlee «if Vnnltmtlnn »«r T ax Drnl I niter H rrtlaa li n »t the tlra e ra l • " * •ke n ta tr nt FlnrlSa. Notice In hereby iilven tlint (*. W. l-.iilsmliiaer. inirrhneer of T n* Fcrtlllente No 211 Onl^.t th * Slh day ot June A. t>, IVII. han filed »hIi) c rr llfie a te -III' aiv etflce .nnd han innile application 1I" l»*u* In accordance w la law. Raid cerlld cnle em brace* tliu rollon IUK dcnerllied luoiiertv alt. uMcd In Hcmlnole C ou n ty.'Fln rld a. towill HH of HRt* o t H lvil of HKU, M e. ll . Twp, in h. it. ;s r . j ». ren. rendered thtdr vorjr pm ence a deadly menace toAhe cities in which they had crowded themselves. From the very dsy of the destruc­ tion of Smyrna )* * t September the American Had Cross has worked un­ ceasingly in combatting-the eft ecu of the wave qf a ‘million refugees which swept over Greece, an an after- '" M r r p f A asllra ila a fa r Tn» Ueril l " * r r aertlon STS a f the OeaSrfit nm iulra of Ifcr s ta le af KUrltla. Notl*,. In lierrby plven that M. ’I). Ito rk rtt. purrhnner of Tux (V rllficato No. IIT. ilnt*d the #th finy of Ju p * A. D. in n . han ril*it nalit enrtlfleal* In my office, and ban made nppllrullop for T a x . D*r<l to InnuS lit oreordanr* with law. Hald certificate rm lirarra Ihr followltitf dm rrlb rd properly nit. uatrd In Hrmlnol* County, Florid a, tow ill In i I* Front's Third Addition to Altem ont*. The said land lirlng kM*ens*d at the date of the Issuance of auch eertlflrn te In the nam* of Unknown, ttplcna nald n -rtlfirate shall he redi-rmi-d aren rain a to law T ax Deed will Issue thrrvon on th * tlr d day of Ju ly A. p . t u i . WITNKIIM my offlrlnl nlsnatur# and neal th is the ISth day of Ju n e A. D. s«%icrf FIRST BA PTIST CHURCH Sunday School at ll:3(ka. nt. Morning'worship and sermon 11 n. a. Sulijri t, "|tcsourcca for Kvcry New Adventuny—A Meditation.” ri. Y. P. Unijins 7 o’clock. Evening worship nnd sermon nt S I’rlerk. Su h jtit, "A Dialogue with be Devil." Ivayer moatfaig Wednesday evening ■ 1 a ..’..i_1. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Huston, Miss Mildred Huston and Watson MoAlexnnder of Sanford, jrerv visitors In town Sunday afternoon. "Toots” Baker left Wednesday night for his old home in llicksville, Ohio, where he will spend the sum­ mer. Mrs. BUI SaUher atiji children nro visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ixiuls Kntxmingrr, of Dunedin. -‘ L. T. Hunt, of kort Lauderdale, is visiting hik fsmlljr, who are the guests of Mr«. Hunt's parents, Mr, *nd Mrs. J . H. Alleh.' There were services pt Ciuist's church Sunday afternoon. This will be the last service until the early f-IS-S3-30-T-t-l4-II-Str. " . . ... .. - ■— . 1 ; lO lX T V ^ F JU llllD A . R obert’'ft. *Mb«lr*y;‘ * r SI. Di-friidanl* Order F * r rekllvm tlea ■■t’llatto a. T,t Robert It. Mowri-y, 'Iti *ld *n r* un­ known. If llviiiy and If d**d to all naHle* elalm lna nil )n t*r**t under th * a s S tf* UP-ITJ-DATB ■ HUIT TO Q H lfit T IT U r!,*^ J. N. llobson. Complainant. They aiw. not prise-winning chil­ dren, perhaps. Judged by 'American standards, but their moUters arc proud of them and proud of the fact that they are being photographed by an American Red Cross worker in Beraa. Seres is In Macedenlk and Um children a re . only a few 'of tha refugees who are housed la' the flimsy barracks there and'fed by the American Red Cross. • It Is doubtful if there would be any youngsters visible wsr# It iu»l that Ammca naq at and aent to Greece of American milk. -. IU *.tA n | > tl m cTox.fi^ KMVilt/ ir tw fa n , c - ix n m T i r r o fitT , ag T itixn i j u i i i r.iA t. r t n n r r r , rhiunolm ' T u iT iiX a n i.i II « .h u * l XI V t «. mmr k* , 1 -? - — q , A mmm ■■Id Robert II. Mowrey. ilrneantaWer otherwise, in snd to the lands hfr*after dtnerlbed. nnd to nil unknown persons. h»lrs. devisee*, grunlkes. let?teen or other rlolmants, elalmlna *n Interest In nnd tu th* several lota, plrees or parrels of landa d*srrlb*d an lotI<Iw*. M -w it:. Imt* H and bl of Hanford Helshl* Addition to Hanford, In Rvmlnnle. t'ounty. %lorlda: Ton and Vnrh of >«u srp hefehy r* qulrqd WRd are.ordered to h* and ap­ pear before the Ftrrnll Court In and for Retnlnolo County, Florida, In ChoncSIX.Sll.tlM. a* Hqnford. Florida, on th* rulo imr mt Jttly, A.' D.. ists, th* Mfn* hcItMf th#JUtd.dfir #f Jaly, A. D.. l i f t iMni and there to answer the no less than' IpO.OOO refugees front Anatolia afid; Eastern Thrace, raostlr women ant •cbildren. Not all fiC them would Hive actually atarvddt without this? ’aedlng bat in a cake like this it is 1 Mter Ur err oH the sloe of safety. 1 hb older members o f the family gi it auch, solid food as bread and bee but- for the lu that was the n If* Jt of aUf'-/The refugee Ulllon o f 1 wet. ele* *A)d bill uf rogipUInt will b* n folio* Ux)4t came to and the d barnlng of Sfn Ule Greek a m .^ 1st IsIL **1 them were' able to {it A COMMUNITY BUILDER B. r . WUITNKR, Cashier F . P . F 0 K 8 T E R , P r n ld e n t wife. C. r . llerndou and M llte 1C Herndon, hla wife, Robert U Hern doh and Jennie H. lirrn d on. hi* wife , -t l. I*. Herndon and F loren ce Hern dnn. hi* wife, and all unknown helm, devlneee. legatee*, gran tee* ot. other ' cln lm auta. under Robert N. Herndon, dtehaned, of otherwlne. Defendant*. To Halil* Farhhurnt and R. C ..F a rk h u n t, Hun Frnnrleeti, C alifornia: To nil itartlra elalmlng in terest un­ der Itehert N. ra y n e . deca.'tned. ur nllirrw ire. In nnd tn the following d*acrlbed land* lying and being In Hemtnole County, Florida, tn -w lt: H<iuth Half. tH S ) of the ttouth half <HH) nl the N orth*#*! (p u r le r (N R It) of the Hmithraat Q u a rlS (RRM) uf Meet lop T h lrty -al* ( I t ) , Tna-nthlu Nineteen •hn harrepflnir, grading. parking. pro* •eolln*. and pale ot fru lta and v eg e­ tables. «lld alt product# thereof, la any form w h a tso e v e r;. to purchase, eane. hire or uthrrwlne acquire any land*, tenem ent*, w arehouse*. plant*, machinery or other ■property, 'and So acquire. erect and o b s t r u c t M l f p l ro n n rn rt. a n y ' baUdlmr. warehouse, plant*, machinery. o f piker ' lh ln «a . neceonary or convehlciit for the Ireneaction .of Ita business; t o borrow ' money, and to pledge, morttrUse d In pul hi rate corp orate property, StSd to m ake adranoas In rlta alockholdaru and othor* doing hUelneea th rou gh \lt* ogenry, upon auch term * aad condllunn an may be prenertbod by Ita h r* •awn; t<, erect and conntroct p rtcoaf•ng P la n te .fo r g«er|o tin hdeloeen, and to operate sam e: to buy, acquire, nelt. own and hold all real palate and p ernonnl property oreeeaary, convenient nr advantageoua In eonduetlng and Ira nagel law |ta buaiaoaa; to b ay aud aell fertiliicre. farm Implementm m a­ chinery. Hire and all other th in g* ttflkd' In and upon farm * and grovee for the • k Jtlratlee, preeerea tton. Utter e ie eeeatand m alnlenanee th ereof; and to d o,all auch oth er amt. fu rther things aa may he .convenient, ncreasary and expedi­ ent to he done h i r the aurceaaful traunartlon of th e*affalra and buelne*» of thin corp oration : and to have, ernrlae a decree |iro eunfeaxo will bb cxervlae and enjoy all of Ihe rlghta, enterpd axalnnt you. power* god prlvIleKca In cid en t 40 corAnd all partlen rlklm lnv Inlnrnst puratlon* orgpnl«e,t and vskulrm un­ under l(nl>*rt N. Fnyn*. d«oea**d. -or der the lawa o f the Htate of TTorlda. otherwlne In and to the landa aforeAltTtOr.R III. «ald are hereby ordered and required The k p cu til nl the cap ital •Inek” of to he nnd ap pear before our nald C ir­ 1hi* rorpuratlon nhall he One lluhdred cuit ( ‘otirt. lit the Courlhoune In H a lf Tliuunaud Hollara. IIIM .S M M ). to Oe ford, Florida, on Ihe Sth' day of Au- divided lulu Two Thooaand Hharee of c u ll, A. D. t i l l . bclnn th e Auau*l par value of Fifty iHillara ttM .h tl It 111g Day, and then apd th ere m ak* the each, tn be paid fur In law ful money to th * hill of rom plalnt filed .of the United Htate*. An amount, not In thin raune, otherwlne a decree pro ckevcit fifty per cent of the cap ital ronfrnno will lie entered asaltial nald to ntock. may, however, be payable In or unknown p a rtlr* .. loaned nr Uacd for. o» In. tha MlfdhaU# tt I* n rd rre j Ib at till* notice he pith* of property, or miul|eu lb prupcr|y, tlnliqd lit tho HMtford Horn Id. a ttewapaper published In Hemlnolt* t ’minty. Lvbor or eerrice. at a lu st valuatibh Florida, once a week fur four eoneecu- th erefor to lie determined hy th r U id n l No etock In Ihla co rtlv r week* aa to the known purlieu? 6f U trrcior*. defendant, and one* a week for eight poiutluh eliqll be IraM ferted esaeel ne and la t h e . m anner prvucHhed b y roiteecutlvr Week* *a .to the unknown. t - ‘ A iiT ic f.i: IV. T> > ' The term for whlrli ihla eorperatlen •hall ralnl nhall be perpetual. AIITIl’ I.R V. ' " The bunlnnoa o f, tkla c<wper*tl«« nhall, ho prniductcd by th * Frtnlddul. V lcc-P rcelaen t, H ecrotary,' T reanurer. •i.vimrai M anager and a Hoard of nl-* rector* ronalnllng of not lee* than n*v*u tier Rmr* than eleven metuhei The name person may he elected np|Hi|tt|*d In fill I wo elf lee*. *i«rpt lh>. of fir* of Frealdrnt *nd VkS-PTb#-' Nell** M A p IU fS lh n for T a * Deed Ident shall. not b* held by th* nan** TD drr R rrllee ST.1 of the Deaeeal person. ‘ Htaldlea #f lb * MSI* *1 Florid a. Th* of tHrve.tnr* shall btr Notice I* hereby alven that tk II. ideeted Hoard by th* atnekhohNra at e«4b Kllbee, pbrrhuner of T*« Certinral* maotlnx, for a term of on* >*Xr No. 101, dhted the Sill day of June. A. annual from th* «Ut* of their eluylloh.' Thu D. t il l, bo* filed nald rertlfieat* lu my ntorhholdrra shall, at their annubl office, and haa mode applleallun fur mvetlhx how many Dirrrd Tax Deed'to louu* In hccordonc* yr'i*1 tor* nhalldelarmln* b s '•Iertt9.1i) th* law, HSU eerllfieate vmhroee* lb* Hoard of Directors for eon*|[iMU *n*uldg full*Win* denrrlbsd property altuated year, which number nhall lb* Hft b# len* In Hemlnol* County, Florida. to-wlU than **v*»i nnr-aiur* than eleven Th* tail* I t la Si (D*as l*»in at ant) JM The' llrnevs Tract In He*. II, T.f I .,H H. I t 31 K. The nalil land h*l«K naaenai-d at th* Sgte of the Innuanre of sueh rertlllcole; In the name of Unknown. Also Tax Uertlfiral* No. 311. dated the Sth 'da> of June. A. I>. m il. ha* filed nalil rertlflralo In my office. Add hnn made application for Tax D**d In Ineue In aoeordanr* wllh law. Raid certlfirat*T*mbraee* Ihe follpwlnir d*erf Ihrd property situated In Mmlnole fle*rs and agent* as atay from |ti Founty. Florida, to-wln HWlt ot It* n*e*nsarr to N»Wmt,M NHH IV. of River. Htr. tl, Twp. IS. to time ihe hu»ln*as of 'th * eorporath N. ft. 33 l: S acre*. Th* enld land •luei Th* annual m**llas of th* $iAt helfiK axneeeril at th* date of the In- iioldvr* of th* corporation .R ju l •uaaee of ouch rerllfleatP In th* «*m< held on |h* first Tucaday. In Auat of Unknown. Union* s*lit e.rrtlfiealn* or *aeh and every year, at *uet| hu *h*ll l>* redeemed axrurdlnv U> law a* may l»* fixed by the nr-tsiws Tax De*d will laau* thereon on the thin rorimratleiv |[U R f y ha adjourn Soil* dav (if July .A. D. I l l k i . .. . as aurh Pr-LaWa Vrovltf*. .« WITNKHM ray offlrlal \l«n«lure and Until |h* offloer* elcrte# at lb* Hi sent this |b# 33rd day of June. A. D. annual mn-tlnv of th* *to«hhold< 1013. •hall bnv* assumed Ik? -fttlM of tbi (NKAI,) . K A. DOUnUAR*. offlr**. |h» huatnaM of thin eoranr Clerk Circuit Court, ifn nhall b* yoaducted by th* foilix Hrmlnol* County. Florida. tlun Itm officer*: It. U. Chapman. I‘r*i J l v ; k. M. WRRKH. D. f t ' dent and ()*nrrat Manasvri Jol •-I3-10-T-T-14-11-II-tie. Melarh. V lrtJ'rN M fW p l» L. Frasb R*crs(arr and Treasurer: sad th*-ft towing Board qf Dfraclor*; U Brumby. J mm UsMeraa. O. » . (UaP Nolle* t o lirreby alven that we. th* un. a I . Illrdno* Frank M*laab. K 1I1 rained, will make application to the rhapmnn and John M»lnHi (lovernor of Hi* JMato. of Florida, at l t w i > v ARTIt’tJS Vi. . Tallahassee. Florida, fin the IW i day Th* H lfkr*t * mount uf Indthlvda* ■?r June. A. D. IStt. for l-etter* I'nttnl Incurporntlii* THR FMMHDA VIJHKTAIH.M (JORI’ORATI(»N under the fnlj Inwlnx proposed charter. )he original of wblcfc )a now on HI* In the olll(* 1 .T a * m m ?? and - rvetdaiwra of t •ubsrrlb laa Incorporators uf thin e« of (h« R*«rciary uf fitote. , poratlon. ahd th * amount of Cayli JU * CAMKHON,. . •took nat>*ClIbed by rack *r* t l fi " " ,r:o r,.s 5 s rp « a ,,,r''‘-r w a its fr-rsivwMaJ r a r T’^ "‘••'liWWFftir*''"- & r .* a arvi / S -K * I. FR A K i KR. JOHN MKIKCH. HX tit IX HtATtON. <* ' ur ' JEr^SAsM^Mltr pq*o of lu rm ln # i ?4 b tu s o - h>n$* but all tT lfw ls'd ) •,i< :s f* ,«i^’l vt.ullMt-j* • ruiiuwUMi A rtlsiv * "ijlm to s* net by twos tads and oy • med for grncral wear ikirt pictured. Crfpc ■orgette or the more oofrr fpc*, etc , may L IF B RAVING (XIKFR FORM RD AT BT. AVGURTINB RESULT RECENT DROWNING 8T. ‘ /UGUSTINE. » June 23.—A volunteer life saving corps haa fornt•d here -as th e' result of *« recent An example qf b drowning at aa adjacent beach. The Is offered by our organisation is comprised of me$ .State which has Jus 1 Witii Imsrk Uk ” • | •M+ *T v >f ta p rlprlp*) p larr u f.b u * )l>e Hnn fora. fUmlaele nrMa. b at with breaek a f d ace* Of b u * litr e s -ft sueh • Jit th * R tat* f t Fl*r»4a. re In tk* United R t*D * a* XT rA H W U I •r®** y^ M l n li jow f .i j i i i n i «S*aft)Arw i v\ tgeedvi Fg ypiijs m .u we �SMSMsnmra gratulnte President .John N. Willy* an the one millionth car was driven off the factory , runway by Chief Engineer .Baker a ml presented to Mr. s.' Marion, Ihe home of President W. Willy* lit front of the Willys-Ovcr- ■ G. Hnrdlnav Is'proud of the fa ct that Iund A dmfq h i rat ion HuildirKhe irt a loynl supporter of it* civic Ahcr. the car w$a inspected by Mr, ■ institutions. For years he has been Wfljys.'ty was handed over to C, J . 8. ! an active member of the Marlon Au- Phillips, salesman with tho Toledo J lomohilo Club and has just renewed Brnqch, who in turn relinquished it to 3 hbf membership for 192 in tho local ^ Toledo mnn who was anxious to jn nnronlzhtion, the-Ohio State Automo- have the honor of being the proud'” hilo Association and tho N. M. A. assesso r fcf the car tliat marks suchjg — ............. *" jnn important forward step in the his-(<[ GAS TAX HELD UP IN ;•■»>■* the Willy Km a’sElaskncmret j a __ . . / . n r r e i r n v n o t,,ry of the WJltys-Ovcrnldn organlzn- „ A MESSAGE FROM TRACING EN GINE NOISES THE-W HITE HOUSE epairi Ih nn nrl of workmanship which nil mechanic*! strive for, Wo Repair nil Makes and Guarantee Every Job WE ARE NOT EXPERIMENTAL MECHANICS W E KNOW A Trlnl Will Convince You For We Solicit Your Hepnir Work PHONE 270 SERVICE J . E. CRENSHAW, Manager PARK AVENUE GARAGE Corner Park Avenue and Second Street , -Thors nro sw cral methods of trac­ ing engine tioh*c.v However, thu most positive metl)Oil is by tiie uao of what is termed a listening rod or a stetho­ scope, A long, wqoden-handled screw driver foHns a good listening rod, m* ■Wjjtfhe ‘ Ju d e a *from i|| a- telephone One may made receiver and a piece of 3/8 round steel bar. The metal end Is placed against the cylinder or crankcase wall, nnd Ihc other end to the ear. It will be, J nfcessaty to try various locations un­ til you come in close proximity of the noise, when it can be heard very dis­ tinctly. Detecting the noise is quite rtmple; however, its nctuai location is n problem thnt ia not easily set­ tled. The stethoscope consists of u plcco of hard rubber connected ^by rubber tubes to the observer’s cars. The hatd rubber end is placed over . tho engine, the noise observed IncTeasI ing as its location Is approached. Only those sounds that are produced in the Inmuylinto vicinity of the point nt which the Instrument Is npplied, nro heard through it. ’ To determine whether ‘noise really exists, tho on) tine can be run, Idlunt various speeds, •or the car driven over n smooth, iso : latcd road. The isolation provides unite surroundings, while the smooth pavement excludes nil knocks nnd : rattles <>f the chassis and body parts j —Automobile Digest. MASSACHUSETTS non. EXTRA SPECIAL GIANT “ EX1D E” B A T T ER IES FOR FORDS $18.00 S The final touch on the one millionth Jj car was signalled by the blasts of «g Phono Gift■ -------— (— -^Sanford. Florida ■ factory whistles, exploding of aerial in ..................................................................................... S bombs ar.d enthusiastic cheers o f ^ thmisandr. of invited citizens and " plant employees. The. ceremony was attended by a Garage Phone 464-W degree of splcndo seldom witnessed in an industrial celebration, which extundded into the evening when a “hlnck" datice was held on the Haulcvnnf^running through the WillysOveralund grounds. Following Tues­ day’s functions li series of enter­ tainments has been planned, includ­ ing dltiheis" and luncheons on buceecding days tb tho .leading civic elubs of the city. i CORK INSERTS PAUSE WAS FATAL WHAT CHAV HAS DONE THE FIRST YEAR The Gray Motor,Company, In elev­ en mouths, has established a national dealer organization that places it among thu leaders in national distri­ bution. it is exporting ears to nhout 30 different countries nnd adding to the number constantly. Additions to plant have been made regularly to tnko chic of increased do* mnnd. . — Plan to Vonstroct assembling plants in tho South, Must, West nnd Mouthwest. The company In;one of the strongest hacked finam lally In the Industry. Tunsdayy nftcrtunri. June 12th, was a HRln d.iy in’ Toledo. On that date the lag plant o f tin Wllly’s-Overlnnd Company produced its one millionth car, an Overinnd bearing serial num­ ber 1,000,003, and it was apparent that Toledo appreciated the import­ ance ;of the w n t by thu maimer in llrick i<e ereum In colors.— Kouniil whieh thu ritlzuns turned out to par­ lat Sr Anderson. 73-311 ticipate In the celebration. Official leeugnltlon was cvdqhecd by Mayor The engines of a modern battleship though and h i cabinet and many produce light and power sufficient for prominent business jjyn of Toledo who were on hand fa' personally eona city yf 75.CHI0 inhabitobts. ENROLLS v YOU Firestone and Mfchelin ltcd Tubes with All Curd I wnR.elerking in a post office in a unall town. In such an officcthe mail is small, and it is hard to keep front rending jit least tlio name o f tho Bcmlar on postcards, Ono lazy nfl^Tnoon a woman dropped a. card into tho box, and I immediately took it to mark it, paus­ ing an instant apparently in the net of reading wiuit was written. 'Hie sender could sou what I scented to lw doing nnd icily re­ marked, “I)o you think it will go oil •right?” x l certainly was confused, al­ though this time I was not crpecinlly guilty.— Exchange. GENERAL REPAIRING STORAGE— -WASHING------GREASING ROAD SERVICE , Rive & Walker 316 West F irst Street Snnfonl, Florida Driven member of clutch tvclthi IcutJian 3)i los. The new series are what years of workmanship and design-have created in the Cadillac. The eight cylinder power plant of the Cadillac is one of the greatest achievements of the day, no vibration, noiseless and of Herculean power. Place"Ybur Order NowFor a The most distinguished car in America with"The many open and closed car designs to suit your wish. I F ath er starts it— mother finds she can add ft little— even the kiddies will contribute th e ir pennies nnd in a surprisingly short time, the whole family is enjoying the pleasures o f owning a Ford. Here is how you om d o it through the W hy Jewett never “stalls,” “jerks’/ nor clashes Gears O U can change gears in a Jewett as fast as you can move your hand— or as slowly as you please. N o “clash” is heard— and you never “miss.*’ Y o u can ev en drop from “h igh ” to “second” V, 3 0 miles an hour. Let up the d u tc h pedal as fast as you can move your fooj, and SALES Y Bring the first $5 in to us. Enroll under the tenns o ftn e ncW, easy wny To buy a Kord. Select the car u want. W e will deposit your money in a local K nk, nt Interest. ‘ Add n little each week. You will be surprised at. the rate the money pilqs iy> when everyone is helping, tknjn die payments, plus Interest paid by die bank Will make the cut yours. Come in—let u* give you full particulars. A u ik n rltra l I\irX. I.ln ru ln . i '.i r J . o u I 'm « r I 'n l k i r iiu, of Uir I,.Hun Ink nt 8311 a . I t . I’ m II. W. Mrllnrs ... - f. ■■ I I . S**« •/.> vWriji .......... - llr n lr r See us today. We will be glad to demonstrate the advantages of owning a Cadillac. * the new Paige-type Jewett clutch. Its driven m em ber weighs less than 3 J i pounds, one-third the usual weight. So it stops spinning instantly — adjusts Itself to speed-changes quickly—helps you change gears. A n d the six clu tch springs instead of one, and twice the friction surface of the ordinary d u tch , give the smooth, gradual engagement w hich preyents Jerking or motor stalling. Please try Jewett's case yourself. NORTH ORANGE AVENUE SIT-J SERVICE ■ORLANDO, FLORIDA �*»>«v H M B O W ifiB B a B B n K n M W M BBBm. 1 ;♦ Save Your Gasoline And You Save All —It Can Be Done ' »♦ WASHINGTON, D.3,'Cl.. 7(ino 2 8 .- J * > The U. S. ItUreau of. Mines' reports of __ . . , gnaplinc consumption throughout the United States chcoutnge the belief that car owners hnvo already begun to art upon the pmsoline economy «uggestions broadcast several months ago by the Nut ion id Motorists Association through the newspapers, trade papers nnd the Idtcrary Digest. . Though tho rate of inercaso in reg­ istration of new cars is at tho high­ est point in the history of the auto­ mobile, Undo %Sam reports thnt “gasoiino consumption lias not increased at as rapid n rate proportably since February of this year as it did in T he Standard o f Com>«H«on A B u ick is , a Happy Gift ’ ^ # * ■ * itras.” '•'t *1' ^ Fours 1 >- t. ■ ' * » IS YOUR CAR EQUIPPED WITH A S/xra " . - (S65 ] Pua. Road. HUS I r m C n ip t 3 pIH’ c £ £ e ' l U J T 5 •’• ".Tour. - 1193 7 I'm *. Tour. * 1MS’ *J Tour. I P m M in 3 . l ) jj * 0td*n * • .* Bport R e d . Sport Road. - 1071 3 Psit, 8cd«n - .1981 Spurt Touting j Trier* A o. to. tlulck F aetorlni tn v tr n m r n t tan ■ , ( * t * added. A lt about lb* O .M .A . C. Furchaie Turn, tohleh proi-M ii fur D tftrrtd I'ujrmino. , ' SA N FO Rp; If so, then Hof-Mnc Buttery Co. your fcrvlce station. If we arc not, then we oKould.bc. Lest you forget we distill our own w ater nnd uro the only station in the city who hnvo their own distillery. Wo will tell you why. h #;-w. .(1111 - 141* - JIM . IBIS • IBM D-IJM4-NT L. V. MOORE, Mnnagci When better automobiles arc built, Buick will build them ALIGNMENT OF DISC UNIVERSALS A cause of vibration which I* not often realiiwi la the tnal-itllgnnicnt of shafts united by dirt Universal Joints. Til care having this lyin' of joint at one tor both ends' of the propelief- £ rhaft, a very noticeable vihration may 3 nrisu'front this source if the shaft ■ does not run true. When one remem- £ CHASSIS $720* DELIVERED hers that the propeller-shaft rotates £ Chevrolet Utility Express Truck la tho lowest-priced quality at the same speed as tho engine w hen)* (rack in the world capable of fast heavy-duty scrvico. It hauls your high gear is in use, nnd may turn £ at any speed up to ,1,000 or more.rev- j£ heavy loads quickly ami economically. It Is reliable, elutions per minute, it Is hardly a u r-;* prising that vibratlob is felt, even al- * l^ng grades and ttocp mud arc mastered by, It without racing though the shaft mny be normally no £ the motor or boiling the water, because thv 3:PPt<*| transmission pro­ more than an eighth of an inch out of £ vides correct gear ratios t i overromo dlffltult conditions of load or true; before tho high speeds mention- ■ e dnre rcnrhctl n “skipping roiw" ef* 5 In its campaign the N. M. A. hna hern pointing out the enormous ng- Typifying the f e r y spirit of youth in the sparkling originality of design and in its beauty, this Buick sixcylinder model sport roadster has won the hearts of young pcoplejcverywhere.., J ' , The completeness and luxury of the appointments of the Buick Sport Roaditer not' only assure every motoring icojifart and convenience, but give that smartness nntl exClujivencss of nopearante in which youth revel, ' The ea|cr and dependable performance typical or all Buick care make this sport model ideal for vacation ondisummer driving- • * ■ '> v* Fool of First Street An irregularity of this kind may ■ o ’ten to eliminated by slackening £ hark the tolts and nuts holding the £ discs nnd their spiders together, for ■ there is not infrequently more or It's*,* clcii anc in the holes in the discs ,£ which pei mils the shaft tn lie central-1£ im l -o r . conversely, to become out of ■ alignment if tho todta nnd nuts are £ not kept qultto tight. If tills clear- £ mice does' nut exist, then the only way ■ to put mntters right is to "draw" the £ bolt holes in the disc—tn file them £ away un one side until they nru slight- * ly oval, extended In the required direr- M tion to correct tile fault.—Automobile £ Digest. Deaf and dumb since be \yn* five years of age, Oscar Guirc, of Colton, No haul too short, no distance too Calif., was an honor student among great for the QUICK SERVICE J.I’pO graduates at the University of TRANSFER to undertake; Just tot us t tillfornia. know your wants, nnd wo are at your scrvico. I’hone 4U8. 115-Til•Fri-Sn t -1f e .MorwVii»to\v, a village in Cornwall, hns a rectory, every chimney of.which Is nu exact replica of the steeple of one of the favorite churches and cuthdrnla of the iftrsnna who built it. Be Sure and Sec this Truck Before Buying A. C. PORT, Manager T IIE ACCESSIBLE FILLING STATION WITH SERV ICE Corner First Street and Myrtle Avenue— —Sanford, Florida U C Y L IN D E R T O U R IN G *CAIl M E m giia© © * i t s s i j e O R E than one million auto­ mobiles now have been built and sold by Willys-Overland. M M any of th ese O v c rla n d s and W illys-K n igh ts are playing a tre­ mendous part in the life of our own community— putting our families on swift wheels— multiplying the earning power of our men— light­ ening the w ork of our w om en— carrying our children to s c h o o l bringing our people together. T od ay’s O v erlan d and W illy s Knight cars are the best automobiles W illys-Overland ever built— and are sold at the lowest price. ‘ A ll past achievements are excelled in beauty, comfort and p erfo rm an cein the giving of real value. OMsmobito light Sight T h e O ld s m o b ilc " 8 ” o w n e r lias a lw a y s , nt his c o m m a n d , a tr e m e n d o u s flo w o f sile n t p o w e r — p o w e r t o c lim b .steep h ills o n h ig h ; p o w e r t o p lo w t h r o u g h s a n d ; p o w e r t o duoh a h e a d a t th e tra ffic ttignnl. T h e O ld s m o b ilc B ig h t e n g in e is a m a r v e l. A n d e v e r y v ita l c h a ssis p a r t Is e q u a lly 's tro n g a n d e n d u r in g ; e v r r y p a r t Is o v ersize. T h e f r a m e is 7* d e e p , in s te a d o f 5 V5\ w h ic h is t h e ’ a v e ra g e . T h e k in g b o lts a r c 1* In d ia m e te r , w h ile th e a v e ra g e is % \ T h e s h a c k le b o lts a r e Va*— th e a v e ra g e is ’A *. T h e sp rin g s a r c 5 4 * lo n g — t h a t ’s 4* lo n g e r t h a n th e a v e ra g e . Fn'tlnrrr* n* (hi Qowwl Me (tin to iln m iiu rlfi la b * ja .u A O M ,m o b ile H p a gU.r» to o h « x » lU x block Ic u t , und g ru ellin g JO,OOO m ile ru m . Ae it rem it o f then u %it the OU mm UIi A en g in e w u d eclared the m n| fMmvr/nl engine e/ 1u 1 ilte In A m erica. C o n s id e r th e y e a rs o f a d d itio n a l life a ssu re d b y tld® p o w e r a n d s tre n g th . T h e n e x a m in e t h e u n u s u a l b e a u ty a n d l u x u r y o f th e b o d y a n d y o u w ill b e am a z e d t h a t a c a r bo c o m ­ p le te ly g o o d c a n b e s o ld f o r o n l y $ 1 3 7 5 . Other Eight Cylinder M odd t—Sport f e u i l l * . ItO tfl Sypcr-Spori Touting’ Brougham. ItJT It Coup?. 9 t i f f l Sr Jon. f J i ’ZS, 1‘tUti / o. to iMn-.lng > Reflecting such <J|iality, sales this \ season are the greatest > to & fcT te S q | b lie -h is* MOTORS TIRES, TUBES, ACCESSORIES 115 -W Magnolia Avenue --?.-**. S i 9 9Xmapneoef.».hToUJ». Hanford, Florida - ■ •> • f Phone 41 . . h- �FOUND TPHte ROADS GOOD I t ECONOMY UKCAhnfl BROKEN BY T IIB OAKLAND jtil previous records for fuel econ­ omy wear shattered In th$ npvcpth annual Los Angles to Csvrip C irry, Yoaemltc National Park Economy run—the* thrilling yearly classic of the Pacific Coast. \* The Oakland again duplicated ita feat of last year in scoring a double victory—taking the coveted sweep­ stake honors and also winning in Its Individual class, but with even better1,records. W a tc h , Br a k e s , . DEALER URGES if i ■> / • I'lfti Safety of Paasengtin ’And FedcatHsvui Often Depends on Proper Adjustment The vigorous manner In which po­ lice departments nil. over the country arc checking up automobile brakes Is good evidence, of the Important part 'that brakes play In the nation’s safe- L Miller and one for Walter Hand. They found the roads excellent from Jacksonville to Atlanta and the rondi Instead of being wet were actually dusty. The distributors of the Oak-land cars |n AtlnnU are erecting new In many Urge cities and In hun­ buildings and preparing for a big bus- dreds of smaller ones, motorists arc being stopped on the strceU and put cars. Harry is me live wire agenv. through driving tcata. If the test for thb OakUnda here and he said tho developcs that the brakes do not grip performance of the Oakland Sedans evenly or quickly, the officer orderp from Atlanta to Hanford made'him a the driver to have them adjusted. If bigger booster than ever for the Oak­ they function satisfactorily, the driv­ land line. er la given a windshield sticker cer­ tifying to the good condition of his Hands may he beautified by dish brakes and thus saving him the niv* washing,” says n club woman. Anc noyance of another halt and another from camping experience we shoulr Inspection! say, "very likely—If you wash th: ‘These Inspections arc an excellent grease: off ’em afterwards." thing/’ said Urban May, of the San­ ford Motor Co„ the local Dodge Bro. dealers, "and should be made regular­ ly and universally.' The average man hntef to drive with poor brakes, but the average man Is also very busy.. However, the average man who stops to consider what faulty brakes might tcshU in, will realize that the nccci^ nary few minutes In the service sta­ tion are well spent. Good brakes pro­ tect lives. Amt it is certainly the la it Involution. A do mount ration will prtive thin hoyomi a shadow of n doubt duly of every motorist to make driv­ ing as safe as possible.” -------------- —------ DEMONSTRATION ONLY HY REQUEST-------------------------------Mr. Maya also took occasion to comment on the timeliness of the i Dodge Brothers advertisement which T H E ONLY EX C LU SIV E DODGE REPAIR SHOP IN SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA |appears this month in national mngn|zincs and on billboards hi every part j of the country. "Quick-action brakes i —extra largo and extra safe," the THE RIDING QUALITIES OF THE SALES r—----- --- -------------PHONE 3 ---------- S E R V IC E C o m e r O ak A venue and Secon d ’S tr e e t S an ford , F lo rid a ^ n ^ e n t l y welded beaudfully full-vtdon windows. Two Urge mi meats. Rear - view *rotrrur. Wlni Snubber*. VUof. Non-skid cord (sons prove lb superior worth. Order Your Coupe NOW Our Allotment Is Limited vi i- : v * 'k t . l j - ’fe- m o d c b o p O a k l a n d ’s M t.m l liberal Special Paymi Tw rim O u.lW J Coups fa* VWs, >1441 M m SportRo«l**«r, $1141 .1 1 1 4 1 1 KENT VULC. WORKS Oak Avenue nnd Third Street I b |he E q u al o r Superior of H igh P riced F o u r Cylinder C ars in 40 W ay s and M ore 1— Gray Motor; 1H years mm-sufiil engine building. 23—Three-quarter flouting, Gray designed, Timken rear axle. If—Smooth, vibratlonlcsEj nil reciprocating parts s bnlnnred. .1—Deep, rigid frame, cold pressed inrmbcr. 2d—Transmission and rear axle gears, npednl nick­ el alloy atfcl.i Tubular cross 31— A—Gray speeliil double springs, comfortable, anti 5—Timken special front axle. forged, double Three point, suspension for motor. 25—Ten-Inch non-gturo drum headlight* with dim- •mrnr, hrasx, nickel plated. * rebound. beat-treated 2fl—Touring cars, fully equipped, speedometer, dash light, tloor opening curtains. 0—HUrting, lighting and Ignition—standard Westinghouse. 27—Clutdh nnd fly-wheel enclosed, dust-proof and oil tight, 7—Selective, 1 apred-and-revnrso transmission. 2H— Extra Inrge, removable hroniu cam shaft bear­ ings. ■1 ■ i i * •#. | 20—Driving pinion solid one-piece forging—not key­ ed on. sliding B—Disc dutch, running in oil. gear ' -' 1 0—Standard wnrm-and-gcar ateering—Irreversible, adjustable, ' • 10— Roth hand-throttle and foot-nrcelerator control. 11— Special, automatic economy carburetor, 12— Hot-spot mangold, perfect vaporization. IS—Carburetor coupled direct to starting. «. -, 14— .11—Gas tank under cowl—no pump, no tank, only one connection. 32— manifold—easy -7 '. W ’ n""'- / Spiral bevel quiet gents in rear axle. Two-piece full ventilating ralnstrlp. windshield, with 18— Motor, clutch and transmission, all'lubricated from crank ease. 19— Adjustable ■valve tappets,—dust tight and • jW W l l H 20— Rear axle shafts, chrome alloy steel. 14—Radiator of extra height and cooling rapacity. 10—Ample leg room for tallest person, extra wide doors. 16— Timken combination thrust and radial bearings throughout. 17— vacuum 1 }—Ten-inch service brakes on rear wheels, entire* ly enclosed, Kmergoncy brako on drive sliaft,—locks both wheels. 15— 30—Lowest unsprung weight of any car—high tire mileage. 8(1—Enclosed car*~rB)>eedometer, dash light, doma light, visor, window lifts, windshield cleaner, door locks. 37—Knn belt instantly ami easily adjustable with 2-lnrh adjustment. LOW OPERATING COST FEATURE UUPMOIULE T h e r e Is a g e b u p -a n d -g o a b o u t t h e p o w e r f u l fle w s ix m o t o r t h a t m o k e s d riv in g a 'p le a s u r e . T h e r e is a s lt-b a c k -a n d -rc s t fe e lin g a b o u t- t h e b e a u tifu l n e w b o d ie s t h a t m aizes rid in g a d e lig h t. T h e i r m a rv e lo u s r o a d a b ility eclip ses a n y th in g m o to r * d o m has ever k n o w n . The coat for repair parts tu the owners of the 117,363 Hupmobiles jn uxo throughout tho world In 1022 reached the remarkably low level of 916.53 per ear .it la announced by thu Hupp Motor Car Corporation, follow­ ing compilations of a -great mass of data. Costs of repair parts to Hupmobile owners Inst year droppod to the low­ est level they have •ever attained since the corporation began record­ ing these figures In 1910, It Is also slated. "The real significance of these fig­ ures is not that they represent but a trifle mure than $£.00 per month per cat," declares Charles D. Hast- Powerful New Six Motor Beautiful Body Designs SB— Oil arri|K> ring at bottom of piston—no fuul plugs or, smoking. .4 j , ■, 89— Four cap screws uu cstb Arank shaft'boMhng, Thce-baarihg crank shaft,— bearings extra site. i nut f a il n f tw n u-1 ' )||f *11,■ 91990 illlO *1—Quiet,'hollcml cut timing gears. 92790 3890 Yon can also save money by having your car overhauled at our first class repair department Ail work absolutely’ guaranteed. g r a y m o t o r s a l e s ORLANDO, FLO R ID A ‘c o . ’ ’PHONE 558-1,-1 ’ ■■ -Sanford, Florida Sb.'lltmrk hickory I* regarded the best wood for fuel. ’ , <5 You can still get reasonably prompt delivery or this CoiipA; for TWo by placiiig your order now. For crttly * H 8 5 you can* ■dll set a car that Is without serious competition in its field! A car of Inbuilt quality and of dignified appearance that w ill �w m m CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 South Bound ’ as of lira Baelneoo Man Sanford is thin Celums Arriv* 2:36 a.m. *** Classified Ada le a word. No * * * m ^ Ick Service Transfer * M Ad lakrVi for lean than 25c. And pooltlvelj no Claaalfled Ada charged t0 anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordingly. , E M M Id M M 'w w *» 9* 1W RW ** r* ** m F AKM b ttb — You fram**i and irrigation plugs at tbs Sanford Novelty Works.' 100-tfr 2:25 p.m. 6:55 j).m. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Northbound Arrive 82....... — 1:48 a.in. 84 i --- „11:45 a jn . Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p,m. 3:52 p.m. Trilby Bram Arrive Leesburg Branch Arrive ------- 3:55 p.m, ----- ... 2:45 p.m. op and Mill ork ICTOR And BUILD ER FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. ] stock. Sec Vick Hawkins, 116 San. ford Ave. G3-tfc f()R SALK—No. 817 West First St, Attrnctiva terms. Address owner. Dox 782, Daytona, Fla. Cfl-tfc in s u r a n c e a g e n c y 1922 FORD FOR SALK—In good IB ------- AUTO— —-B 0 N D 8 condition, cheap If taken at once. Set* A. Swanson nt Crown Paper Co. between C and 7 p. m. FOR SALE CHEAP—Fine work I /' , 'w M H w a a ‘ -• horse, also young milch cows nnd Contractor and , Builder heifer,.7 months old.—L. A. Hennud, Sanford Heights or Sanford Battery Service Co. 71-6tc r u n h A iit UK KENT—Six room house,- (ceiled), lights, good well water. Sanford Heights.—Hunter, Batahtlllafcei l i f t Route A, Box 160. 73-2tp il Estate, Loans and Insurance FOR "SXlTE^-U room house, 2*" acres, >48 104-8 Magnolia Ave. some fruit, overlooking lake, 1 1/4 miles from Osteen, OH miles from Sanford postofflce. Make good chick­ en furm. County road to pass house. -Floral Designs Flower* —J. C. McLain, Geneva, Florida. Innuat and Ornamental PlanU 6-23-oaw-lQtp Hrrlla Ave.------------Phone 260-W Departs American leagu e At Philadelphia 2. Washington At Boston 2, New York 4. No others scheduled. Departs At At At At isrelsl Sti l W. HEROTfON Oviedo llrairf Arrive ....... 7:45 p.m. * —Daily, except Sunday, LOW TIDES ON nRACIL 1923 IS. 0 . Shinholser Florida 8 late League At Lakeland 8, S t, J » f f t jl .( A t Tampa 0, Bradentown 10. At Daytona 0, Orlando 1. National League. ’ At New York 9, Boston 5. At St. Louis 2, Chicago 3. At Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati 2. No other* scheduled. NFOR PNOVELTY )RKS ,LER, Prop. it. Departs 2:46 a.m. 8:40 n.m. 2:45 p.m. . 7:10 p.m. Southern League Atlanta 0, Nashyillo S. Mobile 8, Little Rock 7. Birmingham 1, Chattanooga 0. New Orleans 6, Memphis 4. HOW TH EY STAND P. Connelly & Sons WART The Florist JFORD MACHINE COMPANY. PURELY : PROFESSIONAL = Seorge A. DeCottes RED R. WILSON -TON J. MOUGHTON ICHELLE MAINES ut [ASON W, J. THIGPEN Real Estate GREYSTONE HOTEL LOST Daytona Beach, Fla. DR. G, & SELMAN CUSTER, Prop* V•f u Editor Johnson Hurls Sen- ‘ 1 ' ators to Close Victory PHILADELPHIA. June 23.—Won­ derful defense work by hie team mates enabled Walter Johnson, the Washington hurler, to nnnot a close victory over "Slim " Harris, of Thiladrlphia yesterday J 't n ‘2. The score: Washington ... ... 200'600 lOO’- 3 8 1 Philadelphia 001 001’ 0 0 0 - 2 6 2 Johnson ami Ruel; It. Harris nnd Perkin*. STON, June 23.—Errors by Feaster and Quinn were prime fac­ tors In helping Shnwkoy pitch New York to a 4 .to 2 victory over Boston yesterday. Tho score: New York ___ 001 200 001—4 2 Boston .... L___ 000 000 200 - 2 9 t Shawkey and Iloffmnn; Quinn and Picinich, Devormer. Giants Take Easy One From Braves NEW YORK, Juno 23.—The Glnnts Florida State League (8econd Half) Won Lost Pet. returned home from a long trip nnd 1 1.000 won an easy victory yeatorday from 0 Ilradentown ........... .. 5 .600 the Boston Braves, 9 to 5, Tho a eo re:; 1 Daytona ..........— ... 4 .000 Boston .............. 000 022 001—5 11 4 . 2 Orlando .............. ... S .250 New York 320 810 0 6 & -0 11 .1 1 t> dr St. Petersburg oqo I McNamara, Marquanf,' llenlon nnd 4 Tampa ...V..'..... - ..... ... 1 .200. E* Smitl^; Scott nnd Sn>*der. 4 Lakeland .............. ... 1 * PITTSBURGH, June Nation*) League nati uscil four pitchers yesterday (it Won Lost an unsuccessful attem pt" (o .i^font 20 New York .............. 38 Pittsburgh. Tho score wns 8 to 2, Tho 22 Pittsburgh ____.... 33 score: 24 Cincinnati .............. 32 Cincinnati ......... 000 000 2 0 0 - 2 7 0 28 Chicago .................. 33 Pittsburgh ....... 140 200 Olx—8 15 1 27 Brooklyn —..... . 28 Donohue Couch, Keck, McQualdo 30 29 SL Louis ............ .3221 end Ilnrgrnvoj Meadows nnd S?hniidt, 40 Boston .................... 19 .201 ---------' , 39 Philadelphia .......... 10 ST. LOUIS, Juno 23.—Sherdcll '' (J weakened in the eighth inning yesterAmerican league Woh Lost PcL day, und Chicago won from St. Louis .(V1H •>to 2. It was St. Louis’ fifth straighk 21 New York .............. 37 .544 defeat. The score: 26Philadelphia .......... 81 .634 Chicago ........... T. 100 000 020—3 S 0 27 Cleveland ................ 31 .482 St. Louis ............ 000 020 000 - 2 6 2 St. Louis ............. .. 27 / 29 Aldridge nml 0'FarroH‘i Shvnlell, 30 Detroit .................... 27 Clemons, McCurdy. Washington ...... 20 hi 31 24 . < £9 Chicago .......... 21 «' 31 Boston .... ............ BRADENTOWN Forenoon and nftemoon tide* occur at upproxlmntoly the same hour and minute. Date Jin e July Aug. Kept. 1 4:05. 4:31 5:33 6:28 6:41 0 4:55 5:29 6:14 7:BQ 7:38 3 5:47 6:02 7:11 8:11 8:37 4 6:43 7 :0 l 8:06 0:30 9:24 5 7:24 7:50 0:00 10:11 10:32 G 8:17 8:61 0:57 11:08 11:26 7 0:07 9:44 10:52 11:41 11:51 8 9:57 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:46 9 10:44 11:30 11:50 1:08 1:38 10 11:30 U :ro 12:42 1:51 2:28 11 12:16 12:24 l i s t ' 2:47 3:18 12 1:00 1:10 3:35 2:13 4:09 13 1:40 1:55 3:04 4:24 6:00 14 2:20 2:38 3:51 . 5:18 5:57 15 l i f t 8:15 4:40 6:59 6:14 BUNGALOWS, cottages and apart­ 1C 3:84 4:00 6:32 7:18 8:02 ments for the summer season at 17 4:64 6:30 4:21 8:22 0:03 Daytona Bench. Reasonable rates. 18 5:08 5:48 7:34 9:25 10:00 ,* ! *V ,. I Will furnish photos and full informa­ eral Machine .and Boiler tion upon request— Hailey & Haw­ 19 6:02 0>47 8:40 10:25 10:56 20 7:02 7:51 9:43 11:21 11:45 Works ^ kins, Daytona Beach, Fla- 5-3l-lmo-c 21 7:34 8:57 10:64 11:57 12:07 Cylinder UifndlnR tlOUSEij v d ti ItENT, cloto in. lieo 22 8:82 0:59 11:43 12:31 12:63 Automobile Repairs J . D. Hood. C8-6tc 23 9:30 11:01 11:53 1:18 1:37 Acetylene Welding 2:01 2;19 FOR RENT—Fivoroom bungalow’ St 24 10:28 i l :5Q 12:47 e 62----------Sanford, Florida 1:37 2:66 corner 11th street and Oak Avenue. 25 11:20 12:07 2:V2 Southern Association 2:22 3:29 See M*s. Julius Tnkach. C9-6tp 2G 12:24 1:02 3:21 Won Lot 4:06 1 ;B3 27 1:18 3:04 3:55 22 Leak ' J . If. Calclough F'OR RENT—Convenient largo un­ 37 New Orlenns 28 2:10 2:41 3:44 1:32 4:43 20 furnished rooms for housekeeping. a 34'M ] Atlanta :ak & Colclough 3:26 4:20 29 2:50 6:10 6:82 Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. : '8 i ' ’ '25 Mobile INSURANCE 30 3:40 4:08 6:00 0:09 6:52 0-18-lmo-p 29 Nashville .. .. 34 Fire— l.lfe— Auto 6:50 4:49 31 6:62 29 .. 27 Memphis .... _____ _ 13 First Nat1! Ilimk Bldg. Annex FOR RENT— 10 acre farm.—I. E. 32 .. 27 Birmingham IFOKI) FLORIDA Katrl(|g°-_______________ 70-5tp p|r>t (lunr, er Full Moon Ln*:t Quarter 31 .. 26 Chattanooga FOR KENT— 1204 Park avenue, bun- j „ m. oj June 28 July 5 39 .. 17 • Uttlo Rock g/ilow, four rooms, hall nnd l>nth,) July 20 July 27 Aug 4 W. Spencer. $20.00 per month.Aug. 26 Sept. 3 Aug. 19 m. m M 72-Ctp Sept. 17 Oct. 3 Sept. 24 FOR RENT— 10 acres of tiled land on Cumeron nvenue.—S. K. Barrett, Fort Valley, Ga._________ 71-12tp FOR RENT—1 nice furnished room. Archeeloglsta Impressed by H u gs --------M Close in, 218 Magnolia. 71-3tc Sionss That Mark Burial Ptaeas Cards of Sanford's Reput- M , of Ancient Ouam Chiefs. FOR RENT—KiToln*7102(TU(lion nv^ able Prafeealenal Mss. each* M ef whom, la hta chosen pro- M nue, nlso chickens for »ale. 73-3tp Two Inigo stones, weighing ap­ fmelon tha n*rald recom- M "Where tho Pavement Ends” will Ik* HICKSON HOUSE proximately 2,600 pounds each, that shown again tonight at the Princess. ■ends to tho people. *> Up-to-date Apartments and Rooms marked the burial place of one of Daytona Beach. This picture was made at Minml Summer rates $1.00 per day, $21 the ancient chieftains of the Island per month, Including lights and water, of (Juani, arp said by scientists to b# Florida, anil directed by Rex Ingram. fla il J . F. Hickson, Phone 238-W, San­ larger tlian any similar blocka that Alice Terry and llnmond Navarro ford. 70-tfe were used in the building of the have the leading roles.' pyramidf of Egypt, They are of Attorney-at-l-mw FOR* IfEN^—Furnished room and Over Seminal* County Bank coral formation, one tall and thin kitchenette, 710 West First S treet Seising upon the Im agination Mr. IFORD - j. - j. FLORIDA 74-3tp and the other round aud flat. When Ingram relentlessly whirls the spec­ FOR RENT— New house, 4 rooms ana found the tall atone was upright in tator Into tenso emotions' with scenes hath, also garage. Union avenue. the ground with tlio other resting of fascinating beauty; with myster­ Opposite Elks''Club, $35.00. Phono upon it ious adventure* among eng Imalic peo­ A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W 288. 73-3tp "The large burial grounds found ple, with a loyc *lory of fire and rst National Bank Bnlldlng on Guam point to a once large popu­ sweetnei* that gleo trifle* by It* •ORD FLORIDA WANTED lation,” toys Dr. Stanley C. Hall, thrill*. 1 WANTED—Used musical Instruments curator of collections at the museum Instruments of every description. at Honolulu, where stones hare been Also International News—only one Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Prica placed, according to the Detroit day old. ARCHITECT Music Co., Tamos and Zock Street, Neva. *‘Aa yet wo have not been Room T, Millar Bldg. { “ 6-25-lmo-c able to find any trmditiona about the FORD -1-t- FLORIDA Tampa, Fla. And tho honor guests tonight will WANTED—A small fire proof safe. rare that inhabited the islands. Th« be Byron Stephens and his lady friend — R. O. Williams, City IUIL 7I-6tc only things we haro to go by are tha and will sedf this fine picture without WANTED—Job on"farm. Experi­ skeletons, the stone tools and ’the cost to them. Be there- Byron. ence, five year* In Sanford. Cap­ tombstones, which may give us some Monday—Grace Darmond In "The able of managing medium *Ue farm. indication oil to the racial character­ Dangerous Adventure" also Buster Address J . E. Dcncff, Herald office. istics of the people.” - t - LAWYER Keaton tn a rip-roaring comedy "One 73-2tp —Court House Week.” The Dally Herald. 15c per week. '11 ' — And don't forget the program will WANTED—White woman or g irl.to •tart at 7:00 o'clock tonight and at fake care'of two children and small % ee B.swlnpd Glasses Design** 7:30 other nights. u, „ -228 ‘If f Henry McLaulin, Jr*, house. Write NRN card Herald. 74-2tp WANT TO HEAR fjfgm owner hav­ f lv . H i . Get a program fof, next week as Opt D. ing farm for sola; give particulars DENTIST It contains some of t^e best yet. and loweet price,—John ,4*1 Black, N b W g M M fa lM k M p * .. Chippewa Fall*, Wisconsin. M 20»4^»w» 4 Eaklord, Florida Standing o f the Pepper I-e*gne 6-10-23-30-3tp Won Lost Pet. Oviedo .................,..... d, 2 .000 Big Be r o a n ------4 ? COSTrSTBAYEU OR STOLEN'from d J133 my farm, bn tho east aids of San­ Hr. 8L' A ........ L L J... 2 Orlando Sentinel C S b 0 .000 ford, one black mare'’mule, about six tR. LIKE, AUTO INSURANCE year* old, weighing about 1250 lb*. Comfortable. Airy Raoma Reward for information leading • to Tomorrow la 8unday and Sunday Open the Year Around recovery of saroe— a . F . Smith. w u h li Rate*, 73-Otp rate* ta parties, Practice limited tg ala Street, a tar Ocean BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING WINS ANOTHER TAMPA, June 23.—Bradentown took a hectic seven Inning game here yesterday ft urn llu* Mmuhenr by the score or tO to (i. The gnm« was halt­ ed by ruin in the scvenpl, Thy.scurouS Bradentown ...... ......... 010 3il0 0—101* $1.00 ...Seminole Cafe... SUNDAY, JUNE Fresh Shrimp Cocktail • “ sn u p Chitkcn Soup with Rice t ■ Ollvca Relish KNTRF.ES Chicken Livers with Mushrooms ROASTS Roast Young Turkey, Vegetable Dressing Waldorf Salad Cranberry Sauce Roast Long Island Duekling, Green Appla Saueti Prime Ribs of Roof nu Jus , linked Smythfleld Hum Cfcanwil Potatoes Green Peas Corn on Cob DESSERTS Coconnut Cream I ie Apple Pie. Ice Cronnr nnd C'nko Chocsa nnd Crackers Coffee Served Noo T ill 8:30 A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. Our S e r v i c e Exlontltt to Orlando uml Daytona an well ntt tho huntlrotlg o( bottles wo put out in Sanford every doy 1 ¥ . I ) W s p r TNgs W 7W Eir~“ ‘i* ® 1Q y y ' 1 1*. |L Tump* ..........................150 000 o-^. 0 .5 on amount of tt« purity la fast bocoptltiK U»c dnnkitnr water |g for Central Klorida. It in also recommended for uso In lmt> DAYTONA, June 23— Dnytuim took terlefl. If you are not drinking Elder Springs Wuter now*Ihe second straight from ‘the Orlando givo it a trial. Bulldog* hero yesterday, trouncing the visitors 0 t u j. The score: Orlando .... ................... 000 000 1 0 0 -1 Daytona ......... ............ 600 040 OOx—9 PHONE 311—W E’LL DELIVER LAKELAND, June 23,— Wakefield had the best of Craig nnd Wilson and Lakeland l»eat St. Pete H to 1 yester­ day. The score: St. Petersburg ............ 000 100 0 0 0 -1 S " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B IN ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ *■ ■ Lukclnnd SEMINOLE ATHLETIC CLUB A, county organisation, promoting all kinds of sports for both the yuung and old nil,over the state. The membership ntund* at the pres­ ent between one hundred and fifty 1,nil two hundred but the members of the club ore trying to double that number by August. If you want to join tell aonie member nr best of all coma, to tho meetings und wo will tell you all about the club. Come in now nnd help moku the club n success. Don't wait for others to do It for you) We indulge in all kinds of spurts. Brick icu cream In colora.— Itoumlllut A Anderson. 73-3tc ITS SPRING! Qive it a Good Home * To keep your ca r running smoothly and look­ ing its best you should give It a good hom e. Y ou can econom ize on ren tal by owning a garage d and its convenience is also a great advantage, • I f s Spring — Ihe energetic tima of U|c year when . the ^town-up* and the kiddies neei) energising, pure foods instead of nostrums. Let bur bread disappear from your ta ­ ble three limes a day. It's n health habft. ,Sjunking of our delicious pastry— it's delight* fully digestible. S anfqrd Maid Yl - 10 IE/ I Select yAur garage w ith th ese points in m in d ; it should be fireproof, reasonably low in first cost, attractive in appearance: and easy to d ean . Moreover, it should require little or n o upkeep. "Choosing th e Garsge” Is th e n am e of a booklet th a t you should read before deciding on th e type you will build. We’U be glad to glvo you a 1 free copy. HILL LUMBER CO. * Phone 13(1 130----------------- ----------- Sanford, Florid Floridaa )7* � 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 23, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 23, 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>, June 23, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cb5fcd2615892dde9a4cadae511291c5.pdf d86342432dd53c12c3f53507d8bb7440 PDF Text Text m THE HEA9T GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923 Asserts Tha Restraining: Simmons from' Divulging Secrets h a v e rmjitb t o b r e a k ' ■ SEALS Tf) NEW QltppR OH K AM EM A— I,AtHB8'CANT KRKI* Kjquor or Any QtR«FQoods Seal- ' W «d at Br!tlsH*Porw Beyond Thryp-MIlo LIirU LOnS % nT*Jui» * » <— In connection with arlvral of Uner Bcrengarta at New York la declared In well Inform­ ed qpartem here the British govern­ ment. In no way challenges the nuthority of American official* to break Rritl||i-cqasular seals and confiscate liquop or nny other goods scajed *t British port Which cease* onco tbe three milk limit is passed. WASHINGTON, June 22— Deverage liquor brought Into American territorial waters under foreign goveminent seals will be aeised. *—- . a* _ —.. — . .■-a jJ lain Thia poljcy, waa announced late ypsterday at the treasury and when tbe liner Berengsria docka at New York today, .customs agents will break tho- British cuatoma seals that guard, hisr. beverage liquor stores and fake charge oflhem. Any other at­ tempt* to bring. Intoxicating beverage in. three ptU* limit. It was declared will be dealt with in same fashon. Announcement of the treasury's determination to stand pat on IU reg­ ulation* issued'" to carry out tbe re­ cent supreme court ship llqqor dcclslon was made after a: day ofj confertnees between Secretary Mellon and hi* adviser! and official* o l tbe stale department. It came after Mr. MVon K X m att it known that the »i*ur* l*. the seals , the saleur 8 BERETS. ., ATLANTA June 22^—Tem­ porary injunction restraining Em­ peror Simpiqns of Klan and other* from "giving away"'secret rituals of the Klan to the newly organised Knights of Knmclla was signed late yesterday by Judge Humphries, be­ came know ntoday. The order was issuod in response to a petition filed by representatives of the Klan. fac­ tion headed by Imperial Wtxard Evans. The court's order set hear­ ing for Saturday. Shipments of Coal prom Abroad to U. S. Must Not Be Held SHOULD MINK WORKERS OR FOREIGN UNIONS ATTEMIT IT— LOOK OUT. ST. LOUIS, June 22.— President Harding’s special train arrived in St. Loula at 4 p. m. yesterday. Leaving the train the president headed an automobile proccaalon thru the central part of the city to the coliseum, where ho made a bridf talk to Rotary International. At th4 coliseum immediate mem­ bers of the president's party and newspapermen traveling with the president were forbidden by police to enter the auditorium tq bear the pres­ ident speak. Mayor Henry WJ Kiel presented Mrs. Harding with a bouquet o f rat® tirchlds,i natives of seven different tropical countries. The bouquet, which was made up by the Missouri Bbtanlcal Garden, and whlahi were furnished by plants imparted* from BraslL Columbia, Ceylon, “Mexico, AVOn 8 BBS? NATION-WIDE DISSATISFACTION WITH ADMINISTRATION intercom Rotary bands played patrio­ tic piece*. . In hla address to th« Rotariana, stenographic copies of which were furnished newspapermen, tho presi­ dent said: “ If X could found Rotary in overy community throughout the .world, I would do it and then I would guarantee tranquality and the for­ ward'march of the world." Asserting sendee waa the greatest thing in tha world, Mr. Harding told the Rotariana that “ If you could plant the spirit o f RAtary throughout the world, and turt it to practical appli­ cation, there would not be much wrong with the human procession." "And. the thing tha world needs toflay moro than anything else," canUnycd thh proddent, "Is to under­ stand that only aerviee will make tho restoration that ehme of tho tumult­ ous world war and If we can all get down to service, human service, hon­ est aarvice, helpful service, 'he things that humanity must do to mako ihc recovery, then thafe will como out of the great despondency and discour­ agement and distress of tho world a new order." i Dr r e - » w f i < w r » , - i W ASHINGTOiOune 22.—Any at­ tempt of Upited Klim Workers of America in combination with unions of foreign countries to prevent shipment of coal from abroad into United or Weather for the States during progress of coal strikes W«*| Has Reports o hero, will lie “pd-vente*} by . govern­ President’s Visit ment of United'States promptly and forcefully," Attorney General Daugh­ , (Hr T*r Awhhrr a lr S r r m * ) WASHINGTON, June 22— 'Tem­ (JHtCAGO, June 22— The longest erty, declared' ip a letter to federal peratures today, as reported to the day qf the yesi»' also if as the hottest coal commission. weatlier tureau here, ranged from 28 In many section* of the country slid sweltering Inhabitants of the present degrees at Flagstaff, Aria, to 100 deEDITOR SAYS PRESS host belt found It hard tu believe —tho highest on record during June 'M"' MUST LIVE UP TO ITS MORAL OBLIGATIONS that olaewhcro in tho United greea In Philadelphia and Baltimore States Ice had formed outdoors dur­ for either city. Washington and Harrisburg report­ ing tho night. ed a maximum of 08 degrees. Boston The oppressive heat which spread over Chicago and the Middle West 00, New York city 04 and Atlantic Monday and has since spread to the City 00. • During theafternoon, ac­ Atlantic coast, continued here today. cording to reports to tho weather More than twenty prostrations were bureau .cooler weather became a added to the' list of seventeen dead reality - In tho New England and in Interior New York state. In tho and numerous prostrations. Western New Mexico Is In the grip West, the ' plateau and the northern of a cold wave that has damaged Rocky Mountain regions were In the garden truck, according to reports. grip of abnormal cool waather. Last night’s forecast was for some­ Ice formed so thick at McGaffey that it had to be broken ‘before stock could what* lower tempeartures today in be watered. '‘ The most severe frost the lower region, the Middle Atlantic ever recorded in June hit lowlands states and New England, with warm and mountains alike the report added. weather continuing today and Sat­ Superior, Wis., which recorded its urday in the Ohio and Mississippi val­ maximum temperature o f the year leys and the plain states. Scattered "To find the facta, to publlah the Tuesday, reported that straw hat* thundershowers were forecast for tho facta, is tho primary function, IU were sbelvod in S’ burnt tod** and South Atlantic and East Gulf states. constant responsibility and Its im­ overcoat* brought out when tha tem­ Despite tho almost record-breaking perative duty. To Interpret the facts, perature dropped more than forty de­ heat, no prostartions ending fatally to stimulate thought about them; to grees in twenty-four hoars. were reported heer today. ' provoke discussion, to loam opinion, The northern Rockies report un­ the direct opinion, to study opinion, seasonable cool weather, Halt Laky all'theso things the free press must City, Utah, even forecasting a ‘cool" strive to do if It would be a teacher, reception for President Harding .when an interpreter and a leader." he arrives there oarly next week. | ----------------------------9While relief has been promised the TO CONTINUE USB OF East, the temperature ia expected to PLANES TO KILL WEEVIL continue high In the Chicago terri­ tory for the remainder of the week. WASHINGTON, June 22— Use of Local thuniicrshowcj* are expected to WIFE IS SHOT BY MAN AND the heavier plaanea in developing provide only temporary relief. lfUSBAND RILLS methods for dusting cotton to kill «■* HIM the boll weevil will bo continued COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 22— Fivu during the summer at Tallulah, La., deaths dus directly indirectly it waa* announced today by the de­ to the hot weather were reported In SARASOTA, Fla., June 22— Ed­ partment of agriculture. OhW» today, bringtojT Ml* tolpl of ward Andrews, fisherman, waa *hot Several plantation* near the land­ those who have diod>frorp heat causes and killed In Midnight Pass, near bore ing field have W mapped and ar­ in tha state alnce Monday to twepijr- yesterday and Mrs. B. Britt wus shot rangements made for dusting tha scvcn. . . In tha abdomen and her huaban, a cotton with plane*. Laboratory of­ The only hope for relief held out fisherman, waa placed In tho couaty ficials ‘ expect to have a fairly ,sat­ by/Unltod tSates Observer Alexander Jail after th* shooting which fallowed isfactory permaaent hopper Ip* her* was for tha lake region; it may *n u|Mged quarrel over. the flaking stalled la ooe of the planes for use be a little cooler there tomorrow, hp rights. Britt declared be *het Ip eqll in actual control work during the defer**. How the wcrqan waa wound* summer. Several types of dust bopMaximum temperature ed V t* not dfvaloped. / . .. _ iOT meeting new dieted yesterday by United States Senator Park Trammell, in tho city for a few momenta, motoring from tho east roast to Lakeland. Senator Trammell said dissatisfac­ tion with the Harding administration waa Increasing dally all over the coun­ try* and that slnco the last congres­ sional elections, which disclosed a pro­ nounced tendency to turn again to tho Democratic party, thojmtl-Republlcan sentiment hed been stoadily Increas"In Florida we hear very little dis­ cussion of partisan politics, but in other sections of tho country, espec­ ially in tho middle west and the great agricultural centers, tho political speculation is not who will be the nominees for tho presidency, but who tho Democrats will nominate.. The voters seem to bellove tho Demo­ cratic nominee will unquestionably bo tho next president." Tho sonnto has boon* practcially conceded by Senator Moses of the Republican senatorial committee. Al­ though thero Is less certainty about it, the house Is very likely to bo Dem­ ocratic by a substantial majority, Mr. Trammell said. The senator laughingly referred to Chairman Lasker's "million dollar Joy ride" op the steamer Leviathan, with r,00 guests. Ho indicated he hoped Senator Trammell has spent sever­ al weeks nt his orange grove on the cast const and declared ho nover saw bettor citrus prospects in tho state.— Orlando Sentinel. - Dillard Thinks Negro Migration to Result in Good Man Who Stole Three Millions Bonds Caught at Tulsa TOO TO PATCH THE ARC.RNTINB GOVERNMENT RONDS RECOVERED YES­ TERDAY. ' • (B f Tfcr Am d i l r t Prv»»» TULSA. Okla., June 228.—Walter Chitwood, young Indian attorney; of Tulaa and Con Sullivan, described by federal authorities as wealthy gam­ blers of Tulsa and Fort Smith, Ark., are In federal jail at Muskogee, fol­ lowing reclvery late yesterday of 114,000 In Argentine government bonds which authorities say aro part of approximately three millon dollar* Worth stolen two months ago in a daylight robbery In Nifiir -York. (Itv « ♦ ' AftMftlatftd Pi w > WASHINGTON, June 22.—Treas­ ury officials arriving at desks today to find British steamer Baltic had ar­ rived unexpectedly at New York with a supply of liquor under aaal, dp- T; clared New York customs official* had instructions to siete aU such stores and that them should bu-ho question of their authority to prpived at oncq against tho Baltk. NEW The greatest success of tho year— "Tho Girl from Upper Seven"—wUl hr given again hy special request to­ night at tho High Stdiool Auditorium. This play has boon granted the palm for being one of tha best over given by high school talent and it drew two crowded houses during the school Urm. It is being repeated by apodal request for tha bonefit of the DoMoIny chapter. The tlckts aro going fast and you should buy them and bo tbore at H:16 tonight and get'you a good seat. f'Tho Girl From Upper Seven", ia great and you will enjoy overy bit of it. EIGHT CRUISERS ARB INCLUDED IN NAVAIs FROG RAM WASHINGTON, June 22— Eight cruisers^ four river gunboats and three cruiser submarine* wlU ep«tprise the building program which tha Navy Department wlU praeent to Urn budget bureau and to congress at U » coming session. Sine* tho naval power treatyIhplto cruisers* tonnage to 10,000 tons thu general board haa bash Instructed lb consider plana which Rtfl SriTct.ry Drnb, u U II « * . « ptoctod. however, U># eight bkw shlSu department’s ■NM •14 H T T jd iu M iiim n T r i . NEW YORK, Juno 22.—Tha fast Haltlc also defying the dry edict ap­ parently not known to American government as no dry oflfciala want at quarantine to meet her. The B*F : tic reached quarantine whiia Bqraaft garia was approaching Sandy-Hook. Tho Baltic reached pier shortly al,J lor 11 o'clock. It was laamad that while customs authorities Intended to seise her liquor they did not .plan to MV act after Captain Roberta had sp- # 2 plied to United tSatos publle haaBh ’ servlca for permit to enter with •m •' liquor for medicinal purpose*. Altar / permit waa Issued custom ageuta \» , were under instructions to stole all r;J| liquors In excess of medicinal require­ ment* after 11 o'clock and afUr • \ brief stop during which her sealed . 'j liquor remained unmolested she started for her pier where customs agents awaited her. - oa| WDfe enjoyed, and at 7:30 m sumptuous banquet at the W1 House, featured by several si 1*■' W L 22— While hundred and elghty-two bottles of liquor under British government seal for her next osat bound voyagp In defiance of American dry regulations. Upon announcement that Bemngarla was coming with scaled liquor to last the treasury department ruling *P iliquor except for medicinal purposes must bo carried across the three mlla limit. Secretary Mellon from Washington ordered, his agent to board tha Britisher and sieaa wet goods. wee with 84n r? Jupo WASHINGTON, June 22— Instatetlons from treasury sent ofit yester­ day provided scaled stores be .sieged and transferred to bonded warehouse ami receipt issued to master of vet, RHTAIL JBWBJfKRS. ........ ' ■cl. In case both the llerangari* ami ASSOCIATION CONVENTION the liner Olympic which ale* now ELECTRO OFFICERS bound for New York with sealed liquor stores American agents of operating lines haa been advised in advance of Intended action of treas­ ury. The agent In pach case had been informed customs officials formal protest would be filed as soon as action.waa taken. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 22— Tho present migration of nogroea from the South 1* a natural progress which will result in good, James Har­ dy Dillard, of Charlottesville, Va., said In an address at the llarvard Alumni exorcises yesterday. “ Advanced works of negro educa­ tion," ho said, "is remarkable, espec­ ially (n the amount of public funds appropriated- The colored people are showing each year remarkable growth in holding property, In undertaking business projocts, and in supplying from their own rank* the profession­ al needs of the race. The Southern whito people are more and moro rec­ ognising theso facte. “ 8lxty years Is a short tlmo in his­ tory,. for any great readjustment. There must be, of course, ebbs and flows and now and then special movements. Just now, for example, we are Interested in tho renewal of tho mlgratloq to tho north and west ft |a a natural process that will re­ sult in good, and It will not change the fact that the great majority of these colored people will continue to live in (ha South, and In the South, on the whole, 1 think tho advatuw toward I«tter understanding between races in a new relation is as fast as It could writ be In order to progens steadily without harmful reaction, I am more and more convinced of one fact, that It la not wise to bo continually pull­ ing up tho1plant‘ to see how it la growing." ... fv«t *, * 1 : ___ ___. . . . YORK, Great Play at H. S. treasury official* were concentrating, their attention on Bemngarla tho Tonight “The Girl steamer Baltic slipped into quanta- 3 From Upper Seven7* tine this morning with axty-bna w pm um ! �aji% T!5Tv:p a g e s ix MRS. FRED BAKER, Society Editor Phony 217-W '• , W rmm k a t r mmr f t l r w b vlattlasr —It i n a r e a a l a r t a a r w h e r e a r n a l a s ••m r, a r If | n mrr « n f . M e t a l s * , w r it e THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923 » » : » f c s g l M l W i W & l t t t ,i.y . » back, nml there kcaught.vritb a hand « * known here whore he hnn been con/some pear) ornamrnt ,nnd the alcerei Ing for tnany years selling and re­ were quite long nnd close fitting, thi pairing typewriters. same dryatal embroidory which orna­ mented t^|L'waist, beinfc repeated or Mineral deposit discovery like Radtbe skirt. The handsome veil of Rose ■ ’ ^ ■ • ■ f c * * * ^ - * * * * ^ Raining again for Thursday aftergivc8 the medical world a atibpoint lace rarnnged in coronet effect >on vacation. . • stance of great virtue. Try Acid Iron --------- ' Mineral Compound for. Indigestion, The good old summer tlmo has nr- Rheumatism, Kidney and Bladder ved and fishing nnd picnic will be trouble and blood disorders. SatisfacLc Phophct," was e order of me day. tlon guaranteed. Ask your druggist --------\ , . \ 07-}tp Donald .Whitcomb is home from _____ ___ _ •.__ rath Carolina where he, is engaged NOTICE TO REGIMENTAL BAND. the U. S. Bureau of Bfnrltrts an«l . , ' II be the g u ct.trf heme, folks for a , Headquarters Bond Section Seriv- ‘ ■Htt«»mimer,’’ (Straugh t«n)| T o k r , "It IkN&Ktecatisc Youi Heart la Mine,” (Herman Lohr)] Prelude to professional, voice, "Be­ cause,’’ (fo’Hardclot); intermezzo, “ Love Sends Vou Gifts of Rosea (" a S M la l r a r e t » lk | , i r t a r l a t a l , s U t a s O etalla, a , Irlrp h n w r th e l i r a , . I t w lf l 80CIAL CALENDAR Mr. and Mrs. .Donald Edith .Smith anil Dorothy and liarold Gore have returned from Ruskln, where they spent fcycrtri days visit­ sis ted liy Mr. \V. It. Cordner, of ing the latter’s grandparents. Jacksonville, who sang very sweetly, Mrs? R. M. Martin, nnd Misses Elsie "From n Gardon” (Harry J. pomar). and Dorothy Mnrtln and Robert Mar­ the bride’s attendants. The group tin, o f Hlneaville, Ga., are the guests of charming bridesmaids, Misnca Ber­ this -week tJfHr- and Mrs. Darsey on tha Snyder of Jacksonville, Elizabeth Range, Carolyn Thomas, Sarnh Kel­ ler, nnd Elizabeth Castor, nicco of Mra. Forrest Lake, Misses Maude the groom, wore lovely French mod­ and Harita Lake, Edna Greer of New Hmyma, and Mao Holly, and Walter els of pink chiffon over n foundation Connelly left thin morning in the of pink tnffeta. The bateau neck wnn Lake car for Tamps wbepi Miss Sarfinished with n pleated band of the ita Lake will Join friends nnd attend chiffon, nnd in the hark, a cut-out the Chi Omega houac party at Clear­ effect of the chiffon, over the tnffetn, water Beach. The tesi of the parly revealed a bow of silver ribl>on, from will return to Spnforvl this evening. which graceful streamers fell below the h<;m of the skirt. .Silver ribbon in^KINffON-miAY The bridge is the only daughter of roses ornnmented the skirt, nnd nlsn A marriage that ramc as a great Mr. and Mrs, Edwin I*, I-ayibriglit, surprise, although It had been ex­ nnc one of Tampa’s loveliest young pected fdr poiftc time, was that of society girls, lieing endowed with Mra. Hlnah Milieu Bray nnd Judge rare personal beauty, and gifted Joseph J. Dickinson, which was sol­ with a charming personality. She emnized this morning at nine o’clock was graduated from Hillsboro High at tho Flrat Baptist church, Dr. F. I). school, nnd Inter attended the Florida King officiating. Stnto College for Women, nnd is n Tho brldv waa attired in n lovely member of the Chi Omega sorority, coatume of grey canton crepe, a three of which organization most of her piece model, worn with hat nnd other wedding nttendants arc also mem­ accessories also being of grey. Her bers. She recently was honored by flowers were a corsage of roses and being selected by Charles Dana Gib­ maiden hair ferns. son, noted artist, from a group of at­ Immediately following the cere­ tractive girls, os one of Hie most mony, Judgo and Mrs. Dickinson left beautiful young Women in the South. in their car for a trip down the west She has been a popular member of roast. Upon their return they will be Tampa society since her return from nt home to their friends at their new school nnd was chosen ns one of the homo Just completed on Magnolia honor maids at the fifteenth nnnunl avenue. coronation ball of Ye Mystic Krcwe Mra. Dickinson has made her home of Gnsparilln Inst February, Since in Sanford alnco early Billdhood nnd the announcement of h«*r approaching haa hosts of friends here. She Is n marriage she hnn been complimented graduate of Sanford High school, Int­ Jacksonville, where she graduated. with a sprics of delightful pre-nuptial She possesses an exceptional gracious, er teaching in tho Grammar School. courtesies. , t - Judge-Dickinson (a the Judge of the ness and charm of manner which hur. French fhiwcrs.v An accordcon pleat­ Jilt Davies Is u son (4 Mrs. Eliza­ circuit court of thin district, and lias made her n fnvbritA ^vlth a host of ed georgette loop was caught nt one beth Davies nnd n brother of Mrs. friends, and has been honored with a friends all over the state and is very number of delightful pre-nuptial cour­ side of the skirt, the other featured G. I.. Cantor of '.thin city, and is one prominent In business circles. with n plain panel of georgette, und Tho many friends of this couple are tesies, since the recent announcement the skirt hem ornnmented with sti­ of Tampa's mo*t successful young wishing them every future hnppincss. of her approaching marriage. Mr. Pemberton Is the son of Mr ver ribbon in latticed effect. About and Mrs. Pemberton, formerly of her hair was a linndenu of silver . DUTTON. MrGflKE leaves, nnd she also carried a colonial Tho following announcements have Pittsburgh, I’a., but now of Jackson­ ville nnd is well known in business bouquet of pink roses nnd vulley Wen issued: . « und social circles nd is connected lilies. , Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob McGhee Next enmo the little flower girl, with Chase dk'Co., of Jacksonville announce tho marriage of their Miss Patsy Wall, pretty young daughter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Houston * Sylvia Edith Wall, who was indeed fuiry-like in u lovely frock of pink tuffeta, with ■ Mr. Stewart Lyle Dutton trimmings of tiny frills, mude sleeve­ June tOtn, *1923, ut 4:00 o'clock less. Silver ribbon streamers flutter­ First Christian Church, Jacksonville. ed from a bow caught at the back, A wedding of great Interest to tho and she carried n Imskcl of pink rose many friends of this popuinr young pctuls, which she scattered forming rouple, was that of Miss Sylvia Edith it frugrnnt pathway for the bride. McGhee nml Mr. Htownrt Lyle Dutton, The groom, attended by his U-st which was solemnized Saturday af­ man, Mr. Joe II. Johnson, came from ternoon nt four o'clock at tho First n side entrance, joining the bride at Christian Church, In Jacksonville, Rev. the chancel. J. P. Boone officiating. Ihe bride, who entered the church Miss Marjorie Clay attended tho with her father, Mr. Edwin D. Ijiiiihridr as mnld of honor nml the groom had M. I). Hnrthclson ns Ids best man. ruled, pumerous putted palms encir­ brlght, by whom she was given in The bride wore a smart nnd Ink-oiii- cling the chancel, while ill the center marriage, was radiantly lovely in her Regular meeting of Seminole ‘ iteing costume of white canton crepe, waa a huge basket of exquisite pink exquisite wedding robe of white bekah Inidge, Friday evening at 8 thP skirt drajied effect with panels roses nnd fern. On cither side were <;rope bluck satin, beautifully em­ o'clock in Masonic Hall. Election of of lattice work. Her hat was a pic­ gulden candelabra holding pink ta­ broiderer) in cryntul beads. The waist officers. Every meprber urged to ture mode] of white visca straw. Her pers, these lieing lighted Just before fushionrd in long lines, was grace­ l>v present. flowers were a corsage of roses und the ceremony by Miss Elizabeth Cas­ fully drafted from the front to the SECRETARY. valley lllllos. « tor, bridesmaid. The chnncel and Following tho ceremony the young chulr rails were entwined with grace­ couple left in their car for a trip down ful sprays of asparagus fern, nnd ex­ the cant coast. After July first they tending over the chancel wns an arch wilt lie ut home to their numerous formed o f ferns, from which pink friends at their new home on Sunford roses nodded their lovely heads, the Heights. effect Iwing one of rare artistic beau­ Mrs. Dutton's .traveling costume "C J p fftc tT r u c k , ty. The windows were outlined with was of grey Egyptian crepe with ires greenery, and the chandeliers were trimmings of blue, worn with chic diupvd with nspnragus ferii, the i y -pysj* • hat of grey nnd other accessories of lights lieing covered with pink shades. iw rnitd whatever type grey. Midway down the center aizlea was you need In the Good­ The bride is the daughter of Mr. arranged a gateway of pink entwined rich line* '* From Heavy nnd Mrs. Jgrob McGhee, of Seneca, Kana. She has enjoyed wide popular­ with the fern nnd caught with loops Duty Cords; to the Deity, not only in her own city, but of pink tulle, the entire setting repre­ wherever she lju» visited und It was senting that of n lovely outdoor gar­ y u i * ^ t*ctor Tn* while she attended business collrge at den, nnd when during the eercinony Quinsy, H l.thnt she met her fiance. the church was darkened save for the ThsraYa Coqdrfch tire The lovely joung bride Is noted for ruse glow of the shaded lights near to meat the exact de­ her beauty and charming pet suitably. the chancel und the tapers within tho mands, of your truck. She attended Soneca (Kansas) high chancel, the wedding scene was one Jdft HI ShWHJt.foryou. school end was a giaduatc of the of eXcept|ouul beauty. The pewa for the relatives nnd intimate friends Claas of 1020. Also u graduate of the Gem City Business College, at were mail.i'd wi(h ropes of pink tulle. Preceding the cerdmony, the fol­ Quincy, ill, lowing artistic piogram of nuptial m'lklc v.ns r< ruined under the direc­ tion of Mrs. \V. II. Ferris, organist Phene No. 39 as'itted by V”*, Claude Park, soSanford, Florida . piano" soioli.; Organ, "Andante As 1^1 Sanford Buick Co, "Beet inthelong Hun PILGRIM" Mr. hhd flirt. Victor Check have re­ turned from several months spent in many points in the vest nnd south­ west nnd will romam Jiero during the nummer months. If the weddings keep up in Han­ ford thcrn will not be mnch material left in the way of boys And girls. Hanford is getting larger all the time nnd instead, of two or thre weddings in Juno we now have several dozen. The Herald for first class Job work. 0 . W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fin. 4-24-tfc eyes, Inuf breath and take* no fntcnwt in play, it is almost a certainty that wonna are rating away it* vitality. Thosurest remedy for worms uWhito'a Cream Vcrmifuge. It is positivo destruction to the worms but barmlcaa to tho child. „ Price 86c. Bold by ' • For quick results *fX • wadt sf tCKACIIK, KIDNEY ' TROUBLE Rheumntic |»tiM> ^ ed fcqling, too fn^tot colored or strong ^ s of kidney nnd I.Udfc, was always having , t i n t ^ cnil*c<* ,nc Rccit ia{. feting," writes Mrs. Fel>cr, Mcdforf, J1**5! , “ Could »lccp and at tiewa * could not atnnd straight. Tried p* ley Kidney PiUs *n<| found rrliefl ston hnrknrh,. bi.i. , ‘ f u . y nnJ blaJ*» troubles with 1’ ulcy Kidney Pills. .Sold everywhere.—Adv. w Tho Herald for first class Fv E. Demo-; was here todny call­ ing on the typewriter trade. He now has headquarters in Daytona hnving ifcently married Miss Lucille Perkins CLAY A W A Y THE YEARS Apply Boncill.v Bcautificr casmlc clay to your (ace, and rest while It dries, tnen remove and see and feel Ihe wonderful difference In the color and lexlurt of the akin. v* $ Guaranteed to do these definite things for the (ace or money refunded. Clear the complexion and give it color. Lift out Ihe lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis­ sue* and muscles. Make the skin soft and smooth. j You can obtain regular sizes from your favorite toilet counter. If not. send this ad. with lOccntsloBoncilla Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indiana, for a trial tube. • With every bottle of M A V I8 l*motr and Almond (res*. 50c. size, wy will give FREE one Mafd’or Vnnity Rosie, r Face Powder, 75c, we will give FREE one small t»ule Phone 825- •The Rexull Store IS THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY ON YOUR SHOES STOCK IS BIG AND COMPLETE Ladies’ Black Oxfords, at, per pair .......... • ^ . .) | S • ...........• • • • • • ■ Ladies’ IJIack or Brown Oxfords, or One-Strap Pump, pail $5.00 Ladies’ Brown or Black Oxfords or 1-Strap Pumps, pa * * •* I* I * » • , Ladies' Egyptian Sandals, Plain White, White Trimmed in Bed, and White Trimmed in Green, at, per pair........... $6.00 Ladies’ Brown or Black Oxfords or 1-Strap Pumps, p Boys’ Brown Oxfords, at, per pair........................ * Men’s Brown Oxfords, Bal or Blu, at, per p a ir...................... $5.00 Men’s Black or Brown Oxfords, Bal or Blu, at, pe/pnii Men’s Good Leather Scout Shoes,- at, per p a ir ......... ........... Men s Army Last Shoes, at, per pair .... . . �M -XL J.UL. I ’V T lO y \ i I I ik IT ifw v ANi. c«or a t- ■nifTH OUT HODGES. hndtfreYe'd* Mwnys iho|t jw •' .* troei' you'dpdn you' updn entering tffitt ■{he brccM1'cbrart in' the back 1doors of tho shop right off the* Lake Monroe. There are plenty of.barbers to wait on you and give you the*service that you like to' have,' no call on thorn and lx? sure and nsk Ixinny if he likes cranberries. Ho will enjoy this quegtion as he sure is fond of tho little red berries. • .* PROGB l TtOI For tbs week ending June 10, 102.1. PAT •. There was Jess rain and much more sunshine than during tho previous week, although heavy to locally ex­ Mrs. Henry Wight, Reporter . t o cessive rains fell over Gadsden, Mad­ Phone 345-W * ison, Columbia and adjoining counties, .j hi resulting unfavorably for cotton gen­ h h h i s i s M h n ^ erally, and other crops, especially tbosa on low lands, Temperatures ft BOMB INTERESTING FACTS CON­ fibre moderately-high which, with JUNE 22—8:15 P. M. CERNING THE WOMAN'S the bright sunshine, added to the un­ favorable situation. Warm weather CLUB BUILDING Up .to ,tbe present time no public statement, has been made as to the 'CHARACTERS matured plana and the financial stat­ most crops. Cotton showed slight us of the.'building program of the local Improvement on uplands, not­ Uov. Johp Blake.................. — — • — — ..—..Robert Williams Woman'* Club. It is now feasible to withstanding its grassy condition and Frances Hughes, Acting Manager of the W, R. and C. R. mako * clear expression, and It Is the the prevalence of weevil. The condi­ _____ Meade Baker deglre of Mra. Tolar, president, and of tion of corn varies very much; on the ....Ralph Woodruff Edward Fielding, Civil Engineer ................ tbp building committee to have every whole, It is Improved on uplands, es­ —...^..William Moye Douglas Mason, Civil Engineer ...— l —.... elub member and every, friend of the pecially .where effort was msdo to ...... Victor McLauiln Stove Malone, a Cowboy . . . « . *».^**..*->... organisation share in a complete un­ cultivate it. Some small fields arc .Morton Aycocke Errs Simpson, a Cowboy — ..... —........... derstanding of what has been accom­ excellent, but large areas on low ..................Troy Ray Jonah Hawkins, Sheriff ...»---- •.—*•---------- •— plished and what is being projected. lands arc very poor; much was aban­ _ _ ___ ..Dougins King Noah Hawkins, his son ............................ .. The following Itemized account of re­ doned, and some Acids Where tho crop ......Byron Stephens Fit* Hugh MontmcrryfLoveland :--- ------ ceipts and expenditures to date nam­ was fair to good has been laid by. ..—— George Cowan Tom McShsne, From tho East ..........ed has been handed In by Mra. E. M. Melon shipments continued in a small i.—......— Mac Holly Rose Hawkins, Jonah’s daughter — .....- ..... GOtloway, chairman of the butyding way; melons are small and inferior, ..... Gladyco Wilson Mary Hawkins, Jonah's daughter ............ committee: with indiffrent local demand. Ship­ .Virginia DcCouraey Fawn No-Afraid, an Indian G irl................ ~ Fineneial Statement of Building Com­ ments have ended from tho lower Mrs. It. C. Maxwell Mra. Susan Brent, Mason’s Aunt ................. mittee, June 9, 1929 ...Elisabeth Flowcra counties, current activities being Octnvln Brent, a daughter.........- ..... - .......... Amount of cash on hand ....Demarius Munson Genevieve Brent, another daughter............. ....Margaret Berner when Club building was Flossie Mason ............ .............. .................... contracted for remodelling $1,690.00 .'— Sarah Whccless Muriel Lee ----- ...»....... —.... —..... - ....... ......... Maude Lake Interest on money held . in Irene" Gordon — — - .................- ........... .......Dorothy Stokes v * savings Florcttc, Mrs. Brent's Maid ............... Donations ...Ollie Vera Glinson from tho central division. The dry Genic McShanc, the Girl from Upper Seven $1,491.00 wcathor during the week Improved ACT I.—An old ranch house used as the office of tho V. R. & C, Liberty Bond ..... 100.00 tomatoes In somo localities of the R. R. nt the foot of the Uppej Seven trail, in tho morning. InL on Ll^ Bond 14.68 northern division, although most of Proceeds frorti Play {In May) the crop has. largely deteriorated. ACT !•.—Same as Act I, in tho evening. Proceeds In ‘Rummage Solo, Cane made fair progress, exco^t on ACT III.—Same ns Act II, lato In the evening. I In May) .......................... . wet low lands; peanuts, cow peas, and F »m Club Letter (six wornvelvet beans Improved, whore effort . Music, by High School Orchestra, was made to eultlvato, but grass has High School Orchestra m Music....... Borrowed from Peoples Bank a groat headway qnd the situation is ___ Mrs. William Leak ■ .(in May) .......................... Vocal Solo difficult. The harvesting of tobacco Accompanied by Mrs. R. R. Deas si made fair to good progress; shade Total resoui tobacco is very good. Sitrus trees ■VnBIBIBIBBBIBIBlIiaBBSISBBIHIHIimillimillHII $0,376.06 are doing well, ns a rule, although (available) 409.00 some low lands arc too wet, and to In pledges .— That’s Ail We ll Have U ft When We that extent locally unfavorable.1 Pay Our Income -Tax. $8,844.06 Total resources to data. (FrombKumloops (Can. Telegram. the'city. It sought to get more WANTED—We want your hide. money than it cquld lawfully rollcct Contract prico for Club H. $10,525.00 Best prices paid. Knmioop’s Junk for tho service It rendered. And it AlfehHecta Fee ( 2 4 % ) ...... 203.14 Co/ Phone 652. sought to dp it by dishonest and often sneaking and umierhnndcd methods. ' Total cost of Club Houso..$ 10,780.04 OUR SWEETIE CAN QUALIFY. Paid to Contractor to date: Pcoplo nru prone to be rnreless in April 6....$! ,053.06 dealing with large corporations. They ( From' Tacoma News-TVibune) April 21.. 1,470.05 S A L E 8 L A D Y WANTED—Only presume thorn .to be honest until ftt READ 'EM ANI) WEEP! May ft .... 062.40 slight knowledge required. Call nf- proven othcrwlaa. May 26 .. 604.00 ter 7 p. m. nt United Shoo Shop, 021 The people of Daytona assumed to (Copyrighted by R. C, June 2.... 4(16.00 4,466.11 Pacific Ave. the Public SoHrire Company to lx; t o Wright) Laid Arfh. to date $107.77 4,652.86 The store wns crowded long before honest. The company took ndvan-; 4ju* appointed hour* «uugktjliajuiu.-.^ ‘Balance due — ................... est gain by adding a few cents or n ■~ Funds on hand .................. Don't lx? the early worm, or the few dollars to the bills of consumers * GITIMIHM* rds will get you. Steve. of eWtyjr^jf.'CHjf long as they could.* U«t come whnt may, my optimism Funds needed to complcto get *by JvJlIt .fills Arffceduru it wns ■ grows; payment ............................ NO MORE HPBED, easy- (ftjnl f&tOOV 4 year, more ur|" Whstover happens may bo turned In'pledges ........................... . Bill Jones iny dying on a bod—n less.— MY>i^eaay'4ntt dishonest money J to gain. broken, mangled wreck—hlA brains looked gopiL MJt1Jthu ; books - looked ■ On A$>ril 30, a circular letter was I plan to wear out all iny oldest were mixing from his head, ho had a good bcenrfse H Inclcnkvd dividends. It si clothes mailed to the membership, enclosing broken neck, three broken ribs, twist­ wont’ look, now that the com-! 5 On days when God decides to liuve prftited forms for pledges, calling nted spine, one leg nil gone to smash; puny in n^iul^t^ ipso ten limes w)mt * It rain. (etiyon^o tho urgent need for strong his epiglottis out of line, across his it was able to steal in one year. ■ co-Operatlon and giving in detail the bruanl n slush. 1 asked poor Hill There'll be an ■awful howl about ■ proposed .cost and plana for tho work whnt mighty force had brought him abuse o f Capital and discouragement ■ of .construction. It wns asked that to this stale. He answered me with of enterprises. The people of Day- " raqh member contribute at least $5.00. grent remorse: "I tried to bent the tonn will be asked to. forgive ami for- * If fhla request is complied with, the freight to Hpivinji Crossing and 1 get with it promise that tho company * mopry derived.from this source alone lost. Ob, woe Is me," ho 'cried, "If will steal no more. . Wil) mako a substantial forward boost 1 hud stopped to count Ihc cost, tq toward tho sam still required, so it is The cumpaiSy wants tq nettle now 5 bent it I'd not tried." His supermopt earnestly urged that the rewith thp peoplp( front whom it has * oijtht is now a wreck and not worth sponso to this be unanimous. taken dlslionest dollars. It want to " thirty rents; the rudder and the nfMIGHT 1IK HO, T(>0. settle by keeping what. U has stolen * The Club House will be turned over ter-deck are hanging on a fence. And At n recent suffragatc banquet complete to tho Building Committee and giving a promise that it will ■ Joneslc in the tho grave-yard nlccps, lull woman hh onIJuly 20, oial Inquiries are already rather "henney’ steal no more. " 1 while o'er his silent tomb- his widow ■ coming'In about dates for rentals As "Whnt makes young girls rap nbout The Public Service Company Is in ■ wrings her hands ami weeps, bewail­ on$ .oftiha beat sources of income is the way they Be7" the position of the burglar who is 5 Someone suggests that. perhaps ing her sad doom. Oh, why will morderived1from' these, rentals, It -Is Imcaught with the goods as he emerges J pentlve that tho house bo suitaiily they nro out looking for their Mam­ tali try for sjmed when trying brings from your home. Ho offers to com- ■ sad end; for bettor far ,it is agreed equipped at the earliest possible date, mas. |. , » < , on safety's trail to wend. I one time promise with you, and says: " if si and with this end In view the club you'll let me g o’ anti take these goods ■ membership has been divided into The Anh would desert the ocean— drove my spangled rig nt steenty I hnvu stolen from you I'll promise 3 miles an hour; but I ran down u committees with the following chair- if all thu garlic consumed itnmtully not to burglarise your home ngnifi." * Poland pig and ground him into men, who will bo asked to assume tho were cast onto the wnves, You’d hardly agree to that proposi- J responsibilities mentioned opposite Noah would still be. in the Ark, if flour. It eost me forty bones for pig, tion from n burglar. Why agree to ■ three hundred for repairs; the doctor their Mantes. all the time lost by copa loafing on a similar proopsition from the Pub- ■ drew a pension big, the nurses all their bents wero recorded and rcShades and Draperies—Mra. D. P. gut theirs. So now 1 jaunt along at lie Service Company. Drummond, chairman, versed. ease, no apredslrr (lend nm I; 1 do If you are one of those who have S Card Tables—Mra. Kdwnnl lame, Tim lllack Hen could Ih> painted not yearn for graveyard trees nor been nibbed you will prolmly receive 3 chairman. mansion in the sky. a request to call at the Public Service " Card Table Covers, Mrs. R. R. red (snd thus change'Us name) If Company office and adjust the mat- ■ all tho rouge consumed In the United De^s, chairman. KILLING THE GOOSE. ter. Uu careful how you adjust it. a Luncheon HeU—Mrs. D. L Thrash. .States annually were gathered to­ And <l°n't adjust It at all without a 3 gether in one Immense paint can. *r, jrhairmsu, The franchise of the Daytona Pub­ refund o f everyf cent you have been JJ Furnishing for committee and lic Service Company is estimated to overcharged. Demand what is right- * KAHIKR SAID THAN DONE. Brassing Rooms—Mrs. W. E. Watson, Cancelling the foreign debts and bo worth front $260,000 to $360,000. fully VoUtis and get it. Don't sign {B chairman. It belongs to the people of Daytona, any agreument to, jet bygones lie by- 3 I Ishes—Mra> E. M. Galloway, letting Americans .pay them. but wns intrusted to the Public Serv­ goncs. ^ Putting ell the bootleggers in Jail. ice Company ^nder! fs | pledge that U Giving the profiteers their Just qUveruras*r-The Juniors, Mra. J, *'.»kLo Public ‘ Service) tfoUlalnV1hds £ would live up to certain restrictions killed the goose that laid the golden' 9 Voodrutf, president. dues. Persuading the wife that last —charge certain rates and deal fairly J tU lfl. HENRY WIGHT, , . ........ — - Press Chairman. yoar'a hat looks better tbuu a m w and' without discrimination with! ha Now let it pay the funeral ex our"peopla. one would. penses.— Daytona J on t^ ku ,,,.. { •The coropiny'haif violated the con­ HAD TO HAVI IT tract with tho city and has forfeited HAZARDOUS OCCUPATIONS. '■ ,V— auapicious • Telling the truht about your rela­ Ita franchise. It has lost an asset » ■.— An East Aider thinks the world worth more than a quarter of a mil1$ oil -wrong, says the Detroit Ntws. tives. E lh e lM ’ouiing iiomo in Toin’e Calling a man larger than yourself lion dollars, That valuation returns car, Sunday craning, we made more Hoping to induce hli landlord not to the people of Daytona to do with a liar. than fifty miles eg hour I to raise his rent he decided $6 re­ Trading your neighbor your old as they choose— to sell to the best decorate his flat at his own <Upcnsc. Clara— What did you quarrel advantage or erect a plant and serve ear. uUiut, door?— Judge. - \ With hi« wife be toiled far Into the Offerjng the minister a drink of themselves. A resolution by the city night to scrub and dean the place, home blew. council and an endorsement of the and paid,* prefty penny to the pacourts will take the franchise com­ periunger and painter, When the pletely out of the hands of the PubUa Service Company, TbLf . action flat-had, been tramfurrafifths tenw 11'doubtless come ta due ant^eomJj^htStov-irCi)y’ !he land* ib^Wu, but I iflight by sltowGfecd is at the bottom o f the whole ^t* PofK Jtfm bills for them.— nitier. The PuWlc Hot vice Comjmr»y was tltjr Tfcr A««nrlnln| TACOMA, Wash., Jun | • guard cutter Hear has left Nom, , East Cape Siberia where* four A^ lean -schooners, including ’ Tacoma, were slotcd rcccntl* u soviet authorities ostensibly rhlr^ with violating trading Ths yiformatiop reachrd ^Ii- A«h‘ on» > nf ««, . ^ Piyncrs of i j HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM s«rtUry State Hughes. ■ i'! «*ijt ':t rr-T. —r 1*011,- which Is 400 feet deep iW*om . ' BOXES FOB y Package: lyO RY SOAP, A. & P. PLAIN OLIVES, Cnkg, A. & P. NAPHTHA POWDER, Pkg. Tfir .................................... MAZOLA- OIL* Pints .......... !....... ....... . Dozen SECOND STREET Bel ween DARK AND OAK SECOND ^ATLANTIC STREET Jlelween DARK AND OAK Over 7 5 0 0 store ORLANDO’S FAVORITE SHOPPING PLACE SILK DEPARTMENT BeltlfaK’rf ChnrntbUHC.1 Every yard fully Runrantecd, and every skein of silk used in [he manufacture in pure dyed. This is in a wonderful range o f colors, including Wis­ teria, Navy, Taupfl, Dark Brown and Marine Blue, Selling regularly for A O $3.50, Saturday ami Monday.....t j l l s t / d One piece of pure ailk Ratine, in shade of Wild Rose. Selling regularly for A A » $1.85, while it lasts, Sat. and Mon. . . . * f v v Satin Francals. Our colors range of this cloth consists of only five Hhades, ns follows: Turquolite, Scnfoaip. Squirrel, Slate and Brown... Selling reguldrly fov $3.50/ <>ur price, Saturday and 1'C * ! Q f t Monday .... ............... :...t j z i e v O Ortc: piece <?f Mitel's Tdlty-’H o ‘ Sklrtiilg in plaid design.* ’ Brawn groiitulA vith'a combma' tion plaid of Maise,"French' BlutvEnd dew. Reg. price of thin tlttth in $3.95, Hat’, and Monday...‘./.I.::.... VVHITK GOODS DEPARTMENT No. 7198 Dimity. This is a new linen finish­ ed ((imlty in a small check thut should ai>lK‘“[ to'the belter dressed wonian. .This cloth will give excellent satisfaction, and v.uriu’s beau­ tifully. Regular price 46c* G Q p Suturday and Monday ............ .......... LACE DEPARTMENT TOILET GOODS DEI*T. For a "Special" in the Toilet Goods Depart­ ment we will have a combination sale. This Five pieces of Clung edge in a 5-inch whith and in patterns of Rose, Fern Leaf,, .Lily and Oak Leaf. Saturday and M°nofv as.one of our leading specials we wdl (ultr these to you ift,, . ; , , . 2 6 C per yard ............................... ;;—r r ...... HOSIERY DEPARTMENT ART DEPARTMENT QhBgyepVt ^hhmbraj' Drcsqcs, all stamped in attractive deidgnu, ready to be embroidere:!. Thp.se wmAi.MJ, tdzcH from 2 to ,4 yearn. Regu­ lar price 50c. Saturday and O C a Monday, each.................................... Martha .Four Foot h 0ftc4, PWp with mercerized lisle t o p , 7JI only. Reg. price $3. Sat,, M P R o * Fancy aUripcd Rolelten, with ru ffU i Regular, price ‘A't-r - - vS'g U N Saturday and'Monday....._ CORSET DEPARTMENT READY-TO-WEAR DEI*T* Mme. Lyra Corsets. Our entire stock of Mme. Lyra corsets in brocade arid plain cou­ til, Sat. and Monday .......... HALF PRICE Not all s iz y In each Htyle represented. PERKY PEGGY Dresses. Materials of ham, tissues and rutine voile feature th^e exclusive little frockH. Selling 0 > | q q Hand-made blouses with colored collar cuffs in especially attractive design*- J r l ular price $5.75, Saturday and ilK M ...... I .... • « * J s w v Monday CHILDREN’S Boys’ Overalls. Plaii bination khaki with I and cuffs, Sat, an d/ S H l A s S S S I S I l S S ik M H a M B .S l l .B S S .S S S I B I B I •» -“r-V M tr, «rUti �000 profit sharing plan, a movo'.thai fnlned him international fame. ( neWspa'|Ud of the South. Mpnr will renumber, too, a. yeai Yjir further' Informal or ao later wheh announcement wal Mi^nufafturera , Recoil, made that If sales went to a certah 'figure every Ford purchaser woul* a rebate. The sales passct '•.TEMPTED AND FILL *Mrs. Mary Taylor spent Monday the figure and the checks went out bj y with Mrs. Claude Raullnacm. the hundreds of thousands. A ,fi^tid lous frlemPof when “ ilr. and' Mrs. P. T. Wakefield were When in 1919 Edsel B. Ford as . . * mt -•■ :» . *L oVdi-'jth iny apartment sumcd the presidency, his fsthei With ‘lHp' .KotC gM|t 0 T(?r hpr ion,' turned over to him all the reaponai technological college, work upon asking if she might hang it in my bilitiea of <that office, and he has which it U eapectml wUl^gin^shorttaken an Important part in all de­ velopments of the company since that [friends from Pin, Castle; 1,1 •' time. Upon beeoming president, Ed- Record, and what, (a tijm o f^ thls The next day ';I received V HmchMrs. G. A. Nicholson Is spending sel Ford purchased the remaining week’s, issue Is practically true qd, ev­ pon invitation, aud after much bit[the week with h^r soh,' Mr. J. Nlchol- 4 m per cent held by outside stock­ ery ivgue, without realising H»nt the tllng with my conscience I suc­ holders, and on July 9th, 1919, the panorama which is being unfolded of tson at Osteen/ cumbed to Iho twupinlidn to wear Mrs. A. E. Mathia of Quay, Flo., company was reorganised under the Southern activity has probably never $3,000,000 for development of oil tlie gown'. 1 before been surpassed, if it has ever laws pf Delaware fpr an authorized bean, matched in this country’ It • it properties in that state, Ye*, I xpet my friend oh ttTe capitalization of $l0b,bw,000.6oj‘ reaching all parts ,ff the Soutfc.From stnpetl She •faced the situation like i IRoad building activity goes, on [mother, W j.'M . iPWKHC*‘ } In him ambition to do the great­ Mr. Oacar Nicholson returned to est amount of good for the largest Maryland to Texas the sweep4of con. apace. Kentucky lead* for the week a true sportsman—but I acted like his home at Daytona Beach last Sat­ number of people, Henry Ford has atruetlon activities ia under way, in actual contracts amounting to over the culprit ! wa«.—Chicago Tribune. Picking here and there a few of the urday. always kept tho Ford car within the Tho Herald delivered tlx tfmes a outstanding Items in one week’s Is. $1 ,( 90,000, while North Carolina Is Mr. W. R. Prevatt of Moore’s Sta- reach of persons of average means. sue, we give an Indication 0f how inviting bids for the constructhA of tioh la here atpy|ng .wlth his mother, lout October .the price of Ford car* great if the development now under 192 miles of Improved highways. lira. J -M. Prevatt. wa sagaln reduced, bringing the va­ way in the South. Thosfe few Items merely serve to In­ The CommuAily Club will give a rious' types to the lowest level in the Preeminently is this true in textile dicate bow the South is moving for­ AN ORDINANCE DEFINING THE l social tea at the home of Mrs. J. T. history of the company. And only mill building, but textile mills are not ward with tremendous strides in ma­ CRIME OF UNLAWFULLY PO&. McClain Thursday afternoon at two- recently the Inauguration of the Ford oy any means monopolising the situa*- terial development of every kind. SENSING. CONiKOLLtNG. US­ thirty. Weekly Purchase Han has opened tlon. The Pacific Mills of Boston, ING, MAKING, REPAIRING, AND T|iey do n o t. touch upon the cnorMiss Mary- Stones of Tavares, Fla., tho way to automobile ownership for Maas., is putting out $5,000,000 in the tonus volume of construction work EMPLOYING ANYTHING FOR is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. E. additional millions of people who can building of a great cotton mill and Under way, for in the aggregate some THE UNLAWFUL MANUFAC­ Prankler^fi'a few -days this week. now boy Fords on weekly payments TURE OF DISTlLtEI) INTOXI­ bleachery plant near Spartanburg, S. hundreds of mllljons of dollars of Among- the m any nut o f town vial- a* low as $5.00. C This is especially interesting in work in bulldlrtg operations, In high­ CATING LIQUORS, IN THE CITY tors who attended the barbecue here The first car manufactured by the view of the.fact that years ago op* of way construction, and in municipal OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AND loft. Thursday, given by the Geneva Ford Motor Company was on the New England**' foremost political mprovements of all kinds is now goPRESCRIBING A RULE. OF EVI­ Peeking Company, w*re, ( Mr. and fbad hi'June, and sold the early part economists, Mr, Edward Atkinson, of; rtg forward in every part of the. DENCE GOVERNING SUCH CASMfsl Ed. Fnmell, Mr. Theodore Aul|n, of July, 1903. In the Initial year, ten took the ground (ha( Uwaa'im* ES, AND PROVIDING A PENAL­ $outh. [ Mh' Claffc, Mr. Jim Uee of Oviedo, 1903-04, tho company produced 1,708 possible ever to develop’the blenijhery TY FOR T(1E VIOLATION OF Broadly speaking, notwithstanding . H «ry Mutbla.and family. Jcano Rouse cars and each year has seen its industry in the South, "because,1’ said THIS ORDINANCE. ■nd family, Mrs. Paul Saurbowin steady espansin, until in 1922 pro- be, "the glacial era demonstrated that iopte of the conditions which have PE IT ENACTED BY VlIE PEOPLE prevailed In the cotton producing In­ and |daughters of ,Orlando, 'Sheriff luction totaled 1,351,33, and this year pure sprinjf water suitable for bleachOF THE CITY OF SANFORD, dustry, the South Is jroing forward Hand, Judge Dickison, Mr. Schelle wiM'pa.<fe tho 1,500,000. mark, n figure cry purpose* could: never be found In FLORIDA: $n sounder lines, and on n larger Msines afid Mr. David Speer of San­ which it is estimated .will equal, if the South.’’ t ■» SECTION 1— That it aholt bo unscale than over before in its history. ford, Mr. ’ P. K. Sloggey, Mr. John Among other important cotton mill Industrial development is no longer Fender and Mr. Hancock of Daytona enterprises reported during tho week wss a $300,000 mill company at High Beach. Point, N. C.; a bleachery and dye Mr*. Jr-M, Little and-daughter of wgrka plant at Lanot, Ala.; the sale New Smyrna spent .last week with and sent them to all parts of the for about $1 ,000,000 of cotton mills at world, and more than 0,000,000 are Op4llka1 Ala.; and n projected •$500,now in use in the United Slates alone. 000 milbat El Paso, Tex. In.polk County, N. O., $1,000,000 la only outstanding illustrations uf the Manufacturing methods of the to be expended for the development of great things which are going on ev­ Ford Motor Company have been and water power. erywhere In tho South. remain the marvel of engineering ex* An Alabama company is projecting ports of tho world! All art based on Fgr definite and Jtpo?ifir facts un expenditure o ( about $7,000,000 or 'ou t the progress nod development $5,000,000 for the development of one tho South consult the annual llluo plant of 1,05,000 hydro-elec trie Imrso Book of Southern Progrtvoi, tu2,t edi­ power, and the enlargement of anoth­ tion (price 50 centa) -and rend regu­ er plant at a cost of about $ 1,000,larly the Manufacturer* Record. For business cultivation nf the South advertise in thetMunufiicturp to time for the $ 10,000,000 hotel SKCTION 7— Th.t thi. ordlitro-" (lO f day* after it* final pbrea^T In" n newspaper of general circulation is (he City of Sanford; Florida. i 9ECTION 8.—that this ordinance shall bectuAc Wfbctlve . fmfiiedlately,^ from and after its filial j&iSXsgv. fA' . Passed hy the unanimous rote o f the City CommiMfbn of lhe’T?Uj‘‘ df* Sanford, Florida, this 18th day of '* ..4 1 ..(wing distilled into an Intoxicating June, 1923. •X 11 FORREST iATtffe: ’ liquor, except .where expressly permit­ •. •'f.* Mayor. ted by the Laws of this State. C. J. MARSHAbly iif I ^SECTION That It shall bo p’rl•o City Commissions* pia facie evidence of a Violation of ; 'U<t J‘ i -t ii ( hlJI^H! Attest f j(hf several sections of this act if any LIPS',. < (SEAL) '■* City Clerk; ■'” » “ ■•'■d r ____ __ ___________ _________ F MoVed and secontW; .thiit4't!hb heg dwelling house or on or about i quirement* pf n second reading of ttfc' his or her premise*, or so near there, nbovo and foregoing ordinance, at to ns to lead to the reasonable belief nnother regular meeting of the City that said things arc within the cus- Commission, rtot le*s''lhs'n one wet^ tody and control of the occupants of from this date, shall be dispensed the house or premises. with by the unanimous vote of the SECTION 5.—That any person vlo- City Commission of the City of San(siting any of the provision* of thl* Florida, this 18th day of Juno, Pnlinnnce shall upftn conviction, bo A. D. 1923. punished hy n fine not exceeding Two FORREST IAKE, Hundred ($200.00) Doll ore, or b f ImMayor, prisonment not exceeding Ninety (90) C. J. MARSHALL, days. SECTION G. That all Ordinances cr parts of Ordltuinres in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are I O ur C o n stan t A im to bring before the public eve ^he qualities and .iRcritH that accentuate the OAKLAND'S superiority. ,U> almost Hqpqrpower of climbing and taking.the grades without exccuMv® consumption and Hh remarkable rcsppnso ,un)|er trying .con* dlllons are hut of the few points strongly emphasized In Ha road test. "A super car” says the nutomoblliat and he’s right. / S Ljrnsn Onk Avenue and Third Street ■SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 17< 4R*alAUJitt htfUftg.ARtl Blmwllbji L; plant contract having recently been uring economy possible. Thus with awarded to an Atlanta concern at a costa cut to the minimum all along* cost of $500,000. the line, from primary raw material! Fifty school buildings *re projected to finished cars, trucks and tractors, In Virginia to be constructed during it is able to give the purchaser a high (he present year nt a cost of $1,500* quality product at a very low prlpe. 0000. It has Its own coal mines in Weil The Virginia Railway was recently Virginia and Kentucky, nnd iron ore reported to spend shout $15,000,000 mines and foreits in Northern Mich­ on the electrification of Its line tho it already has the largest steam locoigan. Tho Ford nRilrnd, the Detroit, To- motives in the. world hauling the ledq it Ironton, connects with prac­ heaviest freight trains ever moved in tlcatly tically every transcontinental line, this or any other country. Work on ----------- :------- BATES QUITS------------- -----which affords unusual shipping fa­ this electrification Is actively under way. HENRY CELEBRATES cilities. TTiough Galveston when it was re­ At River Rouge, with n plant area TWENTIETH • BIRTH­ of 1,200 acres, the compony besides built a few years ago constructed a DAY-SOM E RECORD having the largest foundry In tho seawall regarded os amply strong to Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, June 25-26-27 world ,opcrates its own blast furn- meet any emergency, is to spend near­ Commencing Promptly nt 9:30 o’clock each morning FORD MOTOR COMPANY HAS >, m . machine shuns, body plant, saw ly $700,000 for tho extension of llsi seawall and is carrying on consider­ I*LA NTH ALL QVBR TUB The Livery and Sales Stables in mill, power plant, locomotive repair able dredging operations for deeping « >, i‘ WORLD. Its harbor. South Florida to Quit Business shops and the Ford son Tractor plant. Miami, typical of the general actlv1 The parent plant of tho coidpapy Without limit or r»u»«rvo— Hornes, Mules, Cows, Wagons, In Highland Park occupies nearly 300 Ity prevailing throughout Florida In Carts, Buggies, Single uml Double Harness, Farming Imple­ acres, of which 123 are under roof. municipal Improvement*, has sold $2 ,ments, Now Creum Separator, Ford Truck, Office Furniture, Her* are th* general offices, the De­ 730,000 of bonds and proposes to 100 Chickens, Hay, Grain and many other articles. troit Sales Branch, Jhe boy*’ indus­ sptty! $ 1,000,000 of this amount.for Private Sale between now nnd sale date filling.in along the trial school, and the world’s largest park purposes and HUlng-in Terms: Cash or Bankable Notes Wilarget bay front; $750,000 for an enlarge* Individual automobile plant. The dfmpany has a glass plant at water supply; $400,000 for the exten­ L. BATES’ STABLES sion of the municipality owned street Glsssmere. Pa., unoUier at Highland 515 Jackson Street, Tnmpn, Florida car system, and small sums for other betterment work. Atlanta is spending $ 1,000,000 In building a half-mile viaduct 60 fuel, wide to lessen tfrffic congestion carry travel over several railroad lines, . Birmingham is preparing to hulld et a coat of over $450/100 an auditor, CANDLER AND HtylDK lum to seat over 0,000 people. IN WASHINGTON; IIK A life insurance company in JackWONT SEE REPORTERS son, Miss., will build a $500,000 office building to contalir about 200 offices. WASHINGTON, June 22.—Asa G. An electric light and oW«r com* Candler, 8r.. Atlanta millionaire, ar- pany of Hot Springs, Ark., has award­ jived here today i t noon with HI* ed a contract for power development Florida and Western Beef, Pork and Mutton bride of ytaUrday mtd registered *t at « oast uf $1,500,000. This is;the the.Hotel Willard.where he refused first or three unit* width the company to be Intervewcd by newspaper men. to build, arid (he entire plan Mr. Candle* told Ika Associated c o n U m (tea *n expenditure during Press, however, tha he had nothing & w w o to o ; : We handle only the beat meats obfalnable and Bull at pfyufit to say an^any subject except to ex­ In Houston n $3,000,000'profession­ u reaaonable prices press displeasure at the linking in al building Is to ;W erected, the "fi­ press report* of his marriage with a nancing to be handled by one of. tho MEEK BRAINS, HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, FAT MACKER­ trust companies « f that eity. ' EL, HONEY-COMU TOU'E, PICKLED PIG^ FEET A New York company,' capitalized > * * . 1-f : '‘ . * * *. * at $2,350,000, li planning Mth develop­ Jp fact wo have any item your appetite caUa fur in the meat ment of what ia to be known as a] A "-r *•' •X line , . ^V. double super-phosphate plant near! Tampa, Fla., involving the]tabling o ff phosphate reck on 4000, « • o f W •PAST US A VISIT- .Thera will be a band concert nt the town hall'June 28lh, at 8 o’clock. Everybody welcome. Several from here attended tho Federated Club meeting -nt Oveido Saturday. Ice cream Title was wrli attended Saturday for the benefit of the Community Club. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Philips were (hopping In Sen ford Saturday. Miss Mildred ‘Drawdy from Pine CitUo, Fla., Is visiting at the home 3 - D a y s A u c tio n -3 SATURDAY ONLY Largest One No. 3 Can Hemingway Apples with Every $3,00 Order C LQ VK K IILO O M B U T T E R , tho B est m ade; HEINZ LOOSE HILL PIG very. One, per dozen ....... GARDNER S FAMOUS CARES, Ni$e and WHITE HALT pom e streak of lean. Streak of fat, going at, per lb j .W lW ’B j e w e l HIORTENINO, h w ik t ’s p u r e l LEAF LARD, Per Ih. rt--~ a»rViima> CHEESE gad MM NICE, JUICY GRAPEFWinV - — Nice Young Fat Fresh uHi, ,r �TIIE8ANFORDPAILY HERATJ).’ FRIO r**V Sanford Daily Herald CHBKR LT—-THE BUff IS tHUNiNGj .... . V --.‘ v v y y y y y We all have our trouble* and the fellow that smile* ha* just n* many troubles a* tho fellow that spond* hi* time grouching around and telling l-The Herald Printing Co about the hardship* of life. Some rcauiHicni fs o n e fM people find special pleasure in (Filing i«p r ■' • ---------------------------------------------------m J im i.i.r K i l i . 1 all their friend* about how times O o io j OR HAVING IN ,HIH, H E R .i" might be and how miich money they o n MY THEIR, OR ITS POSSESSION ■ have 1o*t and how difficult it 1* to ANY SPIRITUOUS, VINOUS, O R )" make a jiving. Usually the gruoches MALT LIQUORS IN TlfE C O T are making more money titan anyone OP SANPORD, FLORIDA, E X -f" I [ mao a B'rthJ C l m l s f i M M i s u t r else in the community but they take •Her B p. m. ‘ real pleasure In throwing cold wator M a k e e rla tle a f r i e s fa A I t i i m on everything and everyone that Y e a r ------ ------------------------ -------------- .w m ni CR1VE1L OR..HAD OR HELD IN ■ MX Moalki _______ i...................... *00 would tend to build up the commu­ iIvBPAY ACCQiinA'KfCE WITH THE LAWS g nity nnd make thi* world better. OF THE STATE OP~ FLORIDA, E They seem to think thnt by grouch­ AND JRROWiJpJtJi A PENALTY g ing around nnd talking hard times EDR THE VIOLATION THERE- ■ that they will bent down tho price of properly nnd then .. buy it in at n HE IT; ENACTED BY THE PEO­ smaller price. They nre not gobd H R R R K I I T I I K A S S O I I A T K H PIIKHR i,|f, PLE OF THE .CITY OF . SAN­ Tha Atsorlatrd 1’ ress I* -xclu.l vel, citizens in any sense of the word for •nlltlsd to tl.s u*a for rspubllcation of FORD, FLORIDA: all n«w* dispatches credited lo It or the good Isird put us here on enrlh not otherwise credited in thl* bsper to enjoy what he has provided for ns SECTION 1.—That It shall bo un­ •nd also the local n*w* pabflshod herein. and he never intended the world to be lawful for nny person, firm or cor-' All rights of ro-publlcatlon of special inhabited by grouches—although they puration to receive directly or Indi­ dispatches herein ate also reserved. O ff le e i I I K I tA l.U IU U L III.V O . r h e a s 14* SAN FO RD ------ -------------------- ----- FLORIDA rectly or to have In His, her, their or do seem to live a long time. It* possession, custody or control In Foreten AJverllelns h w ifM it No one ever made anything by Deposits on Ford Savings Plan received here. C THI'. AMI'.IIP AN I’ll 1:3a A5SOCI IAT ION tho City of Snnford, Florida, nny having a blue feeling nil tho time. spirituous, vlnoUH or mult liipior, ex­ There is so much to enjoy in this cept It bo received, had or hold in hi* life that we can easily take the bit­ n iu iiim ' her, their or it* possession in accord­ ter with tho sweet nnd the hitter is Well, anyhow, Asn Candler I* mar­ sent to us in order that we may the ance with* the Laws of the State of this ordinance nro hereby repealed. riujremontfl of a second rending 0f th* ried ami it neerni he did not ask the better appreciate the sweet when It Florida. INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO.V SECTION 5.—That thin Ordjnnnco ubnvo and foregoing Ordinance. ,t family about it. Coco Coin is til] right comes. No life i* filled altogether SECTION 2.— That nny person, shall become effective ; Immediately unothor regular meeting »r the Cit. ------------ o-------- — firm “or corporation violating nny o f from amLaft-.-r It* final p^uRgc, with happiness nnd no life is filled Commission not less than one Tho picture of Juan Ponce Dcl-con altogether with sorrow. Wc have track to the door of thi* Monroe in traffic ways had been made ten Ihe provisions *of thin Act ahull Upon Parsed by the unnnimoua Vote of fnim thin date, shall |v county farmer to fin dout how heidld yenri ago. in the St. August ine Record look* tho cloud* anti the sunshine but there conviction be punished J>y n fine not the City Commission o f the City of., with by the unanimous volt- 0f tW junt like Herb F'rJkcl after hi* whis­ in mo much more sunshine in this It." Tho need for planning was evident exceeding Two Hundred ($200.00) #-z.i , r' 1Cjty Commission, of the City of ker* grow out. Weil, we must, any, those Ala­ ton years ago. There was nt thnt Dollars, or by Imprisonment not e x -1 grand old stnto of Florldn than there ford, Florida,' June IK, A. 1). ijj£ FORREST LAKE, is of cloud* nnd gloomy weather thnt bama farmers an* easily satisfied, time a pretty well fixed conviction eroding Ninety (DO) day*. Mnypr, ' y; FORREST LAKh, . IleodlinM say “ Wall Street I* wo ought to feel better here than the and those Alabama new^pnpers make thnt Miami would ultimately be n big 1SECTION !h—Thnt thirr Ordinance .C. J. MARSHALL, Awaiting an Explosion." Why wait people of nny other state in th< a lot of lioiso over n very mediocre city. T^he automobile hnd developed shall be published once wjthin ten * ' X*iur. 1 City Commissioner. for III One explosion there made union. The Dnytona Journal says: performance. Why, if a south Flor­ sufficiently to fuggest the situation Hayi after it* final * passage in a .C. J, MARSHALL, Attest: the millionaire* Hick for month* nnd City i 'unutji.ukrtKj “ Every morning when wo wake up ida truck farmer not* ns much off a which has nrisen. There were people newspaper of general circulation in the explosion of tho bucket shops Is now, the sun is shining, the birds are single acres of celery, lettuce, straw­ then who felt that sortirthing should the C itf of Smiford, Florida. L. R. PHILIPS, ({SEAL) 1Attest: giving them another Jolt. City Clerk. SECTION -I.—That all ordinances L. K PHILIPS, chirping n welcome to the new-born berries and many other varieties of lie done ahiut It. The result is that (SEAU ------------ ------------Miami is putting up big buildings truck ns thin Alnhnniu farmer boasts Moved nnd seconded thnt the reor parts of ordinance* in conflict with j City Clerk. day. Why not fall in line—arise and 7J-lk Volcano victim* think Mussolini shine—smile nnd pork up at the call of making ofT eight acres, he doesn't thnt must stand fur a century to ran save them rom the ravage* of old of thi* delightful Summer? If we think he has done anything remark- come, un street* thnt are altogether ML Actnn. Mussolini is n big man want to grunt nnd moan, of course aide. When the yield from a three- too narrow for tho pr-scnl traffic, who know* bow to 'mnnipuiuto tho we can do it, but the sun wit) shine month's crop pusses $2,000 per acre, nnd that will lie Impeie .-ly inadequate "bull" along tho line* of advertising just the same for those who have ns it sometimes does, then It is con­ in another decade. but ho in not big enough to tackle old enough sense to enjoy It. Oirl Dame sidered worth mentioning; nnd we Or course, we ca.i gut nloiig ufter Aetna. have heard of returns as high as a fashion, now, und if wo want to do Nature ha* fixed things up so thnt ------------ o-----------it we can Just let the matter drift, there’s no chance for the fellow who 12,600 per acre. Another sen monster ha* been L S ! S P E C There nre many orange graven on for the next generation to worry over. keeps out of step putting the whole taken near Key West. Tho proximity procession on the1hllnk. You might the west const which produces more This is hardly the social way to look of Rimini and other w‘‘t spot* in the at it. A city plan cannot be carried, ust as well bow to that old dnmc and hnn |1,50(| worth of fruit per acre. gulf nre either bringing in the ldg march along," And the returns from an avocado out new, nearly ns inexpensively as fish or enlarging tho vision of the ten years ego, but grove in full bearing—well, wesjiesl- it effuflt have flnhermcn. Home of thl* stuff offered FLORIDA JUSTICE. tate to give the figures. But they it certainly can be done much more for sale now would make n man see JUNE 23RD AND 25TH From time to time northern papers would make those Alabama farmers cheaply than It can ten yearn hence. all kind* of monsters. It ought to bo done now. The cost have taken special delight in throw­ dizzy.—Tampa Times. . .. . o• can he spread along through the com­ ------ :----- o-----------The old guns. mounted on the wall ing oir on Florida justice. In some ing years, but ihe definite plan fnr .. .WORKERS.WKU. OFF.... of Hnvnnn harbor will lie ic*u-d to­ instances in the early days they tuny rhii City that is'th’ he iihould’ Ih» laid day to see if they are fit to use. They have been Justified lull the new Flor­ out by men amt women who nro ex­ Dr. Charles A. Eaton, « minister ida of today is trying by every means have not been tired since the .Spanish who left his church to work on a pert* In planning, and the actual War nnd if they nre in the shape wo in her power to give everyone n fall $1.50 VALUES broader scale for batter industrial re­ owrk rhbuhl be done a* rapidly a* think they are tho guns wil) he ns trial in the courts and this is especial­ For possible. $2.00 SHIRTS, dangerous to the men who fire them ly true of the more populous route lations, nnd who now reaches .'IJi'iilAt present the only city planning (K H ) men every week, explains hi* J ties. The rule applies to both white For ........ ...... ns,the ‘Vmldnmcd Beef" was to the $1.75 VALUES, commission provided by the charter i refreshing to work and his dewpoint as follows: ami blacks nnd it i* mm in tho trenches in 'OH. For $2.50 SHIRTS, note thnt In tho last two weeks the “ I am trying to combat tho foolish is a feeble sort of thing, with rto ----- ------ o — ■— For .............. (lower. ■ H »vAmlit b« better ihnn no “ Many Die of Heat in the North" law has taken its course in two cases statements of some of our socialists $2.00VALUES, commission, but.it would not be able ’ thnt prove beyond any shndow of who assert that the rich ate getting are the headlines <in ail the dally $3.25 SHIRTS, For papers just now. There are no peo­ doubt that the negro in F'lorldn is richer nnd the poor poorer. Nothing to do for tW city What need* doing. For ............. ple dying of heat in Florida ami just getting Justice. In Gainesville a could in1 farther from the fact. The There are some thing* that can In$2.50 VALUES, $3.50 SHIRTS, why the |>coplo of tho north will stay drunken negro shot n while man In worker* in America have never lajon dune toward the making of n model city here, and thrro is reason to be­ For ............. For cobl blood on Ihe streets for no cause so well off ns they are today. Nat­ In the north in'winter or summer is the mystery of this life. There nre so whatever. He was taken to l'nlatka urally, there nre still reforms to !>c lieve that the wide-awake organiza­ many of them who could come to for safe keeping nnd the friends of mode, wrongs (o be righted; but to tion* and individuals who are inter­ ested in the matter will'<ritw»all they We Still Have a Small lot of Do Not Fail to See Our Close Florida, invest their money and live iho white man stormed the Jail ami chop down the whole tree, as some can to support the bffirinls need* a ihe Putnam county sheriff fought of our Socialists advocate, instead of comfortably the rest of their days. Come down in the summer and en­ lliem oir nnd saved the negro for cutting off some of the rotten city (dan. it heeds to‘ have a definite Out Lot of joy our woyderful summer climate. trial. The trial came off in Gaines­ branches, Is too ridiculous for words. program. It needs to have a well No need to speak of our winter ville nnd Col, Bob Davis, editor of One has only to look at tho bunks formulated ideal toward whLh to the Gainesville Hun, former congress­ nnd trust companies that have been work, and to accomplish this it needs I climate. man and one of tho ablest lawyers started by labor organizations to dis­ a leal city planning commission.) in tlie state wan named by the court prove our socialists who want to Such a commission.can only 1*- had JOY KILI.KUH The price is low enough lo to defend the negro, lie was given solve our problems by introducing by the consent of the legislature, 1 ho in the elose-out list which are Nothing so effectively ruins tho a fair trial nnd adjudged guilty of of reign ideas that have - no place next legislature should be asked to average moving picture, even if it murder and will He hung by due pro­ here." give this consent, und before the leg­ REAL BARGAINS Please You lie the best, ns the determination of cess of law. islature meets Miami should know lie tell* this to workmen, and great ‘ ( ' '' * some of the patron* to discuss their In Miinnti>c rnunly un need nnd re- number* of them believe it. They very definitely what It wants. private ami general problems during The variety t*f problems which n sported negro man was killed in front can not do otherwise if they are fairits progress. Tills Is not confined to of his home. Two white men living minded, icasoning men. And as the city planning commission would Ihe younger set, who accept the semi-■, . . . . . have to meet 1* nlmost infinite. There darkness of the theatre for their1!M. tho commU,,lt>' .suspected of the consciousness of how well off they FOR 2 DAYS ONLY is tho matter of street*. There is the amorous embraces, but by the rent of killing have been jailed for the of are spreads among the working class, matter of n civic center. There is fonse nnd if thuy are found guilty the efforts of tho radical malconFOR 2 DAYS ONLY us. the matter of zoning. There i* the Let’s remember our neighbor ami they will receive tho full measure of lent* grow weaker. matter of parks. This problem, like $1.85 OVERALLS. There is comparatively llttlo “ dan­ let him enjoy the picture even if it the law. that of streets, I* now acute. The Mi t ,,ATs;......... This is a sample of F ’ loridn justice gerous radicalism" ia this country For v ...‘..... :........ doesn't Interest us, ami enjoy our con­ city wants its bay front park de­ Unit We would like to see spread todny, nnd it is steadily growing less, versation when it won't annoy others. * $3.00 HATS, £ 2 /J 0 veloped, in carrying out the best .I" broadcast in the north und especially as American industrial problems nre —Clermont Press. Ideas. But Miami and nobody seem* . --------- o . — . - - ' ill those (girt* o f the north thut have taken up and nettled In n typically $2.00 OVERALLS, to know Just "how it should Ik- de­ FOR A Fit HE HUMMER 1>een printing stories of the mlsrur- American way.-—St. Augustine Rec­ For ..................... veloped. Tho layman cannot tell how rlngc of Florldu justice where a ne­ ord. it should Jw developed. Thnt is n A harassed housekeeper railed on gro Is concerned. It shows that Flor■■ ■ o - •— p mutter ftjr t-xperta, und even the ex­ one of, her mdghlmr* ami found her ida is hone«tly trying to’ purge the Pa h h fci M f t f t h f t h Coats to sMalrh at Ihe Same Price putting hooks nnd ornament! away in pert* cannot bo too nurc, but they state of any stains that might have boxes. “ Housecleuning or moving T" can he much more nearly (aurc than been Incurred from time to time by she asked. “ Neither," said tho hos­ the layman. , lax laws that hruught one class of tess. “ I'm Just clearing desk* for a 'iAt the present time there is avail-, Saturday und Mnnday « f each week nre Special Hargnin Davs at our Store nnd we criminals to the ,uar and allowed oth­ fra^,summer." Then aha went on: nble a great de%l or Information on nlwayij have many u her items of racrchand'oe to offer nt reduced prices which are not ers to escape. In {ruth there n'.e “ Jotyl and I can't gel away for a eily planning. Many cities within no mora lynching* or law breakings and internet C° me Und Ilw,,ccl and ycc what we have to offer. Wc will try regular vacation this summer. We the lust twenty years or so have In Florida than In the state* that will have to'do iiur vacationing In the gone into the matter, and it is qot lata afternoons nnd over week-ends, have been slamming Florida and the lK-foIob!raim!'lA u !^ r!!>S tadrt«" are 'nvitt d > inspect our line of IlojV Ready-to-wear Miami, in common with all the necessary for any city to go at it Ik fore -buy in g ^ we nre m aking Huh line more complete each week. I am reducing housekeeping to its court recurtla will prove it. Florida blindly U ltjr ntoMi Tho experience of lowtst terms accordingly. I am go­ may tw n new stale in development other cities of the state, needs n city other cities Is Available, and it should JUST RIA-'KIVM) A NEW LOT OF KAYNEES SHORT DLOUSES und PAJAMAS. ing to alight everything that Is com- but it shows an honest elTurt to be planning board with teeth. The city be used. Miami should have a plan­ fair to ail people. , is growing, and there seems no way patibla with comfort and a fair do■ n ■ to prevent it from continuing to grow. ning Imard with authority.—Miami gree of decency. I am not going to , Thu trouble with It is that it is grow- Herald. FAMILY EXCITED. handle one thing that is not absolute' Ing like Topsy. I f is growing like Jy necessary, Tho house may look Alabama papers are lauding a a tree in the fprvst, which is ail right 3T. PETERSBURG—A bottle nfl lure, but It will seem Just so much router, and I will have Just so much farmer of thnt state who produced for* forest traas, but net for trees in whiskey waa found in the gross and! m more- time to sit on the (Kirch or go 1,100 bushels of Irish potatoes on soclfty. Miami Is going to find itself in an effort to determine Us contents j opt riding. If, by tho simple process eight acres and sold them at fl.36 in difficulties of a very seriogf na­ lie essayed t suin?|l It when n policeof not having my Ijouao all fussed up a bushel, receiving fur his output ture in the not distant future if tomr- man arrested him, according to u n the hot wealhs•r I c un keep from $tJiOO, Thu Hulma Timcs-Juurnal thing is not dune to plan and shajie story (old in municipal court recent­ inedal and diroct its growth )u.fact, it is ly. Uu wax flaed f 25- ' Our Aim in to Please getting nil fussed up myself, me for says this farmer “deserves n tn ,thatf And I’m gulng to simplify tho for reuf achievement," and tbat, AC- ultendy finding difficulties in the f jM. J'-* n v ; i . r " i m EAST f i r s t s t r e e t Brick hx**-rv»ni,Ri eoJora.—Boumil-( cooking and serving problem _____ just tho cording to the well known formula, matU-r ui ira f(k .l.for esaropbv that ?Us. “ the world ought to make a beatcu Itgt-A lat A Anderson. ***** , . - .■ -r . Will Yon Back Yourself to Win? pm For Saturday Monday MANHATTAN UNION SUITS 1 121% DISCOUNT ON ALL MANHATTAN SHIRTS $i«25 .....1..r$1.75 ... $2.19 .......$2.85 ..... $3.07 $1.40 $1.50 $ 2.00 PALM BEACH, MOHAIR AND GABARDINE SUITS STRAW HATS SPECIAL ON OVERALLS 20% REDUCTION ON ALL * FELT HATS $1.60 $1.80 $1.75 ...$3.60 S5iZU Ars.:............. $4.00 : FROM OTHER Sanford �Ij FRIDAY, i S4 A V E ! < _________ =----------- ---------------P E N D ! — |— :--------------------------- — — — WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS j’ ;v /* ■ *»■'• t , '*r ^ ' : ■■ V H T I D • -V T T D T D A i n .■ . •' ■ w / ' - " . . D D P R T F A i n S rl^ C jlrL J w rr r U J ^ ly lJ o ■° -» ot TU ll)j: Z { < . • „ yrj VNo matter how many friei^ds you, have, or however steadfast and true ttfey may be, there will be none so ready fjJIIJJ* ->i; v H -‘‘J - ; v ^ r^gpohd to your needs as a well filled^Savingrs Pass Book 1 ,f»i f ■ . *? ift i ' A Savings Account can Be Opened for. as Little as One Dollar ;"h 1! >t t- £ *i>>*i > •. . t* 4i i■'R i ( 1f- ^ ,■is *v »- --------- c !-------------:--------------S ------------------------------------ •-------- — J-----------------------------— ------------------------------------------- 1--------------------- ;— BANK STRENGTH PROGRESS SfeltVICE LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 102a GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING t ,t1 '* ,*4-- ’i • --- i■- ■-’■ -i —= : D C A IM A C C D A K r . A l . V I D r .Ul 1r D lU d illilT l \ /l R. L. SHIPP, Editor ■ ; -.? ' .t<’ D T C K lIJL^Vj JLI ' ■» BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING Crackers and Lookouts Split a Double Bill WHEHE THEY FLAY TODAY Florida Stale Ltmgur St. Petersburg at Lnkleand. Hrsdentown at Tampa. Orlando at Daytona. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS i Florida State league At Daytona‘ 2, Orlando 1. At Tampa 1, Brndcnwton 11 At Lakeland-Si. Pete, rain. Nntiopsl League At Pittsburgh 2, Boston 1 At Ht. Louis 0, Chicago 4. Others not scheduled. At At AS No American League Washington C, Cleveland 5. Philadelphia 1, Chicago 0. BdStmLS'.NJt. IJbtl» *IC« ! * others scheduled. ATLANTA, June 22.—Atlanta anti Chattanooga,divided a double hill here yesterday, Atlanta winning the first game 0 to 3 and the Lookouts the second 4 to 3. The score: First game: Made wet Imst-bnll diamonds, Chattanooga .... 000 000 210—3 10 2 But two games were played just Atlanta .... ... 021 300 OOx—0 10 2 Second came: the same. Chattanooga.......... 000 220 0—5 7 2 .By the way the. Oviedo boys mop Atlanta .................. 000 102 0—3 7 0 Seven innings by agreement. pod up with the Big Korean Brother­ hood it looks like n new pennant win Nashville .... nor. , Uiimlnghiim Hut yrplt until Tuesday when the NF.W ORLEANS, June 22.—After Oviedo team meets up with the Or­ having won twelve consecutive gomes lando Sentinel. Then we’ll, see whose Ik>*s. Ovldedo, in our opinion won’ t New Orleans dropod both ends of n double bender here yesterday to clean up with Orlando so easy. Memphis 4 to 0 and 3 to 2. i, -----.— n d j f l ’d i h up. playing i n ’ lln* OVIeio-llcAiin" gidJU, U V .J J 7 . y ™ r»‘ . -t-op the part of the Big Korean play­ SlUGU A f f a i r F r o m B l { » er*. The Big llcrrun players didn’t H erean B ro th e rh o o d look so big after the gunie. With this Southern League • Atlanta 6-3, Chattanooga 3-4. loss they lose the league leadership Birmingham (J, Nashville 2, to Oviedo. New Orleans 3-2, Memphis 4-3, Mobile-Little Rock, rain. Sanford-Monroe- game was n corker until the ninth when with the score IIOW THEY STAND tlcnl, 3-3, upon a Rittle argument which the umpire should have settled Florida State League (Krcond Half) , . Won Lost Pet. nt once, spectators from both sides rushed upon the field and prevented Kradcntown ................. 4 0 1.000 further play. Daytona ............. 3 1 .760 Orlando 3 1 .750 Two McCall brothers pitched yes­ Tampa ...... . .....v.... 1 3 :250 terday. Babe McCall pitched the Lakeland................... 0 3 .000 Oviedo team to a hig victory in San­ St. Petersburg ...... ... 0 3 .000 ford while his older brother. Emmet McCall held the Monroe swatted Naliotial League down nt Monrop. A few morn Mc­ '1 Won IJwt Calls In the vicinity ami Sanford New York . . .. I iltahurgh .... Cincinnati F lit Chicago .......... Ft. Ixiuis____ U ro p k ly t}^ ,. Boston Philadelphia'/.;.^. ^0 « At At • At At Amrrlyan league ’ Won I New York 30 1 Philadelphia 31 S Cleveland ...u..a........ 31 ' St. Louis __________ 27 ! Detroit .J ..:.__ 27 ! Chicago 24 1 Washington . . . . . . . 26 I Boston __ ____.....' 21 ! Southern Association Won Lo New Orleans .— , j „ Mobile _.... NaabyiUo v - ^ Moiuphia ,,. 4 — ' ('hatunpogo.,.;.. 1 HirmIngham .... Little Rock ...„. 'll-, fAfJilI Brick lec cream In colors.—Rnumll lat A AndoMon. 76-31^ Monday afternoon the Big Korean will meet the Orlando Sentinel team on the homo diamond. It will be the first game of the season for the Or­ lando bunch an# the outcome of this game la looked forward to with greot interest. Last week tho fast Sorren­ to aeml-pros defeated this loam by tho score of 6 to 3. J • Ed Hcndcrahn will probably do the hurling for the Big Korean, while Black 'will hold down tho rocalvtng end. Tho Orlando pitcher la reputed to bo one o f tho fastest amatour pitchers in this pari of the country ro u good scrap can be oxpeeteiL Senators I , and at Indians WASHINGTdN, Jupc 22-—Wash­ ington dafcaUd Clavaland 6 to 5 yes­ terday. The score: , Cleveland ..........- - - 103 «>» 0 0 0 -6 FITTSBURGH, Juno 22.—Boston Washington ----100 001 004—6 ended its western Invasion ysaterday by losing to Pittsburg 8 to 1. Score: Chicago «. Philadelphia \ Bosum ;______1___ ooo o o a o p i-il C hicago___ 100 410 0 00 -6 Pittsburgh ..^.1........ 001 OOtf 001-^ Philadelphia .... 000 100 000—1 Pirates Take Close' Game From Braves Chitrllo Chaplin pleased largo crowd last night. Forenoon nn<! afternoon tides occur at approximately the name* hour and minute. Date June July Ayr. Sept. Oct 1 1:03 *i:3t 0:33 6:28 0:41 2 4:65 5:20 0:14 7:20 7:38 II 6:47 (1:02 7:11 P:17 8:37 4 C:4.1 7:01 8:0(1 0:24 0:8(1 6 7:24 7:6(1 l»;00 10:11 10:32 0 8:17 R:61 0:57 11:08 11:20 7 0:07 0:44 10^.2 11:41 11:81 8 0:57 10:38 11:41 12:17 '12:4(1 I) 10:44 *11:30 11:60 1:08 1:38 10 11:30 11:50 12:42 1:51 2:28 A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU EUROPEAN PLAN .-OPEN ALl^TIIE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE another And tonight Rex Ingram presents with distinction nnd artistic finesse his newest cinema creation “ When: the Pnvcment Ends’’ with Alice Ter­ ry and Esmond Navarro. This Is n wotMerful picture and should !«• seen by every one in Semlnolo county. --- -----And then the iduentionn ifenlure— IntcrnaUonal News only one day old. , 1 *■*•“— • And the honor gueSta tonight will ,K’ Mr*. H* H/ Hamrick nnd daughters «ml will “ When- tho Pavement Ends’* without lost to them, tho'trout *»•»»* Osbome. First Quarter Full Mcun I.ant Quarter Juno 21 Juno 28 July 6 This same picture will be repeated July 20 By the large scroe of 18 to 1, Ovie­ July 27 Aiig 4 do team of the Pepper League swamp­ again tomorrow night. Aug. Ill Aug. 23 Sept. 3 ed the Big Bt reun Brotherhood under Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 3 on n sloppy diamond. Oviedo gave ORLANDO LOSES her pitcher, McCall, cxcllcnt support hnul too short, no distance too 1ST TO ISLANDERS groutNo for despite wet balls which seemed to slip the QUICK SERVICE in all sorts of directions from the TRANSFER to undertake; just let us DAYTONA, Juno 22. — Cushion know your wants, and wo are nt your hands of the Big Bcrenn players- King strode to the plate here yesterday af­ service. Phono 408. *J5-Th-FrljHat>tfc was hit hard and hacked by poor sup­ port, gave up eight bits, struck out ter noun us first man to bat in the Oth six and walked five. Iloolehun, who inning with tho score tied at 1 to 1 The Daily Herald, I6c per week. relieved hint in the seventh, gave up und on' the first ball pitcher by Fer­ seven hits, struck out three nnd walk­ gus slashed the apple over the center ed one. McCall, for Oviedo, struck field fenre for n bonier, enabling Day­ FLORIDA'AS A SUMMER RESORT opt twlt-vc, gave up six hits and 'walk- tona to defeut the Orlando Bulldogs 2 to l In the second guinc of thu ser­ “ Florida cs a Summer . 5 Resort," oil four. , says u Florida Times-lAilon head­ Oviedo scored in nil but threj in-, ies. The score: line. Them is a populur impression nlngs whilo Big Korean's only run Orlando .............000 001 000—1 came in the eighth when Shipp reach­ Duytons ................ 000 010 001—2 .that summer dues resort to Florida. -v-^reenviHo (H. 0.) Piedmont. This ed flrs^ mi a. slow attempted double play, stole second and scored on Kick­ hunforous Rem from tho Piedmont Kradcntown II, Tampa 1 er *on’a lon|r single to center. intown —..... 021 800 000—II cuntalns tho one idea more than any Carter and McCnll were tho only » ’ .... ................ 100 000 000—1 oilier which !*.> hindering many peo­ ares to make'extra base hits, each ple from taking up a year round piaking a double. residence in Florida. Those of us The box score: who have spent several summers at' Oviedo Greenville can testify that it is a far All R II PO A K CORRECTED MAY I, 1823 hnttcr placo In tho summer than Is Flavick, ss. ..r....... 6 1 0 0 1 0 South Bound Crescent City, Wy are glad to pub­ Kelsey, c............. ,5 3 1 12 1 0 lish to tho world that summer does Departs resort to Florida, but only in tho sea­ Thompson, rf. ...... 76 2 1 0 0 Arrive McCall, p. 6 - 8 5 1 2 0 2:36 n.m 2:46 u-m. son in which summer Is general)} 8:40 a.m. scheduled north of the equator, but Williams, lb. ........ 72 2 6 0 1 2:46 p.m. also In the soaaon when old Sol rruasSistrunk, 3b ~ ........ 5 2 0 0 1 0 McFarlan, 2b......... 01 2 4 0 1 7:10 p.m. cs the lino, Our summers are dcMcCall, rf. ........... 0 0 1 I 1 0 light fully tempered by cooling Carter, If. 61 2 3 0 0 Northbound broexes from tho Gulf and Atlantic Arrive Departs Ocean while our winters are warmod ...... 1:48 n.m. 2:03 a.m. by the southern sun. Our climate la Big Berean .^ .1 1 :46 a.m. 12:05 p.m. tfi* freest from extremes of both ___ 3:42 jf m. 3:62 p.m. ......10:00 p.m. Trilby Branch Arrive » Departs 7:30 p.m: 8.26 p.m. King, pi, lb. A CbHstcnberrV,12b. 4 changes Florida would nit suit but Wimblth, fur those who do nut enjoy extreme, Speer, 3b.; .^,,*.,-, (2 heat In summer and extreme cold in Hoolchnn, n. 2 V Leesburg Branch . ,» winter Florid* offers the moat deBpotheraon, lb. ... 2 v. 1 Arrive Departs lightful climate in tho United StaUa. xNo. 167------- - 3 J>6 pjo. Along with thhi are amaxlng oppor­ No. .21*......— 2:46 p m tunities along all lines of develop­ xNo.161_____ 6:30 a.m. V 31 1 a 27. 7 IB Na 22.,.*.™ * . 7:10 p.m. ment. For lhany dec ados Horace Greeley's advice, “ Young man, go • Suihraarjrt Twp basd hits, Gortor, t. Drlcdo Branch west" held the attention of all young McCall; stolen bases, Thomjhon 2, Arrivd 1 Departs opportunity seekers. Today the big Sistrunk, Kaiscy, McCall, Shipp; bas­ xNo. 120.......... 7:45 p.m. opportunities are la Florida and wa alt 4, King 6. Hoolcwaif raphe, the Greeley slogan with pltcher, King (SU“ Youn gman 120 to 00 yean young), out, by McCall jU , come Bouth/*—B. T. Chafer in Crea- Our S e r v i c e Extends to Orlando and Daytona ns well ns the hundreds of bottles wo put out iu Sanford every day ELDER SPRINGS WATER on at’cnunl of its purity la fAat liccpmlnfftho drinking wator fyi^ £$ntral It is alao rocolfimemlctl for u«o in bat* tori os. If you uru not drinking Elder sjtrlnits Wafer now-— givo it a trial. PHONE 3U—WE’LL DELIVER r Cough' and Cold*, Head* Ehea, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All Achca and Pains ALL DRUGGETS 35c and 68c, Jars and take* Hospital tiae, $3.00 Sive it a Good Home • *v • To keep your car running tmoothly and look* Ing its best you should give it a good home. You can economise on rental by owning and Its convenience is I •! J Select your garage with these polnto in m ind; it should be fireproof, reasonably low in first cost, attractive in appearance and easy to dean. Moreover, it should require little or no upkeep. i . • * • . “Choosing the Garage" is tho name of a booklet that you should read before deciding on the type you will build. We*U be i^ad to give you a i j �gV >i **(1 ‘Mrs. T. W. Lawton was the charm Ing hostess at a delightful “ gossip Notice in the store or office, it’s subject party” Friday night a t ' the Club Young, pin£fikMt-rot Tax Certificate to loss by fire or by theft House.' About fifty-three guests were JMr. and Mrs. Gant nnd children No. 341, jMejt the pnrt d a / «Tf Jbrie, AVOID THERE 8YMTOM8 Invited, thirty-six of whom were were out Sunday, from ihe West Side, A. D, 1910, has filej! said ccrtiftcdte I f ;y ou keep Checks too long he"I was weak and • nervous, had present. The room was beautifully .taking Mrs. West, and children for a lit* fiiy offDM’ bRd has "made applksJ headaches all the timfc'and my back foreidebositing, they ahe often redecorated tfith palms and cut flow- drive t W firr Tw(>rM<xl,tp Uwuc In atmjd- hurt so had 1 could thirdly -stoop,’’ turned1marked uNo Funds.” fro. with frstoohs of jray rftJofrfd con­ rVkML'^nd Mrs. Voile WHif&ns ‘ and a?y» with ,J| writes Frank Richardnorf, Pesry, Geor­ ,'5®ld Certif/Wff fetti ribboh. One side .of the room children and L. Powell spent [>ent Jast bracts the /*Rpwing,dcsrril)cd proner- gia. “ Tried Foley Kidney Pilts 'andig iP h e s a fe w a y is to h a have a di I Was ■ sepJyBtdd;’ 'ftff tnsin Sunday at Coronado Beach amTtot‘ >iy sfDiatWFfo W^ifioi.- •Cowiiitffer- got relief." Backache, rHev"rtiat!c C h o k i n g A c c o u n t w i t h ams and (dn. UiWftfc of BE l4 7 ri«^ 3 , pains, tired feeling, dull headdche, too ■ part by a' coVnpkte wail of palm •lay.(JJiursdny) Mrs. Williams Irnwos.' H it ff 'form tofi tbfi / gossip the children and Miss'Florence Tyner Twp, frequent urination, disCiAlWl.* dt d e p o s it o ft e n and e n jo y every ' game wns played.- Finally Mra^ Law- are going overate aUjr^or.* couple ot The aaid. strong otlor are symptoms o f Kidney m o d e r n f a c i l i t y in ,y m t r i r a n s a c - ■ h r tori {inssed nround- nuge capsules each weeks At iea'stl’*' A lt ^ f and Bladder disorders yyid demand n i tionfev*’ .**.;•.•'V.;*,. rompt \roatment. ' Foley Kidney Mr. and Mrs. August Swwsoq, aye cate,.in Du myna of "UnknoWh." ___Sffllti nd Ml*. Walter Rauleraon of,Which cpntaiacd 4 piece of*gossip, Also- Tak^tlertiWenti No, 36P,,dnt- Ills glV4 quirkjwllpf.' .diefuso, *ubn have added an attractive screened-in which she sp|d |he gunsta could swal­ Inclosing in a part ofuthelr porch for 1 , ^ u i r ------- *---------------- . ■ -------low or not as they pleased. After Sqld1 til the W jlifcj;af\ July, A. D. IflJC, btitutes. Insist upon •Foley’* outdoor sleeping room. (J *,* * •front porch to thejr Oeardali avenue ench one had read the “dose” of goeeverywhere.—Adv. has fHod said certificate In my office .•home. Wo notice Mf. Hood’s furniture is sip Mm. Lawton redd hefs, ’ which being moved out from IpWmto their nnd bins "in atle^Hippllcall on for Tax A daughter w o n bom to Mr. and now meaning* Abe letters **C. E.'f fino rfew home near Twin Lakes and Dced'to issutt irCaccordnnee with lgw. Mrs. Hal Colbert Saturday at their ARMY SApHLEB—JRrond hew U. 8. which in Oveldo have stood for Chris­ close to thc. Contry Club. iinid certificate embraces the fritlow, home on Marguretto avenue and Army, MeCtellars A*.20; alao^used, tian Endeavor'more than anything Ing'described,property situated In A COMMUNITY BUILDER , given the name of Rctty Jane. (ml in gqqd condi Iion—not a break— Rev .Wnhlbcrg wili .be here for <ise, hut which stood in this case for .Seminole County, Florida, io-wit: Beg. 13.10.' Will ahip VO. I). and allow A daughter was born to Mr, nnd “ Coming Eyents” of.tlje season, the pleading at the .Lutheran church VH WV cor jif'B E 1-4, Bye, 22, F. P. FORSTER. President • B. F. tVHITNKR, c».hirr Mrs. Graham Hunter at their home most interesting being the marriage next -flondiry* morning at 11, and 1n H., Range (31 (E. Run S fi ch, E 0 ch. rrrfwlrrattrfn;—W. W ; WILLIAMS, QUITMAN.. G A.v ' . the evening »t 7:30s Jt may bo Rev. on Beardali avenue Thursday and has of Miss Ruth Young and Mr. flavorN fi ch. W fl cb. .3 ocres. The. said ■ U iH aaggaB gaaM a«M n aaB gaaaH aB aB B aaaaaaaga « Ha aaBaaa||S been named Mary Alice after her ly K. WIght In the late summer. Eckhart will bo here then, too. land being aaaessed at the date of the two grand mothers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haskins and issuance'of such certificate in the Trunks and baggage transferrtd, Whilo the guests were trying to Mrs. Tolbert of Cameron Villa rood "swallow” this astonishing piece of baby nnd Mrs. Elsie Henson spent nnme of F. IL.Chnddock. Unless sakl any time, anywhere, — Lossing’s has, gone to Kentucky, called there news, Miss Elisabeth SERVICE TRANSFER. Lawtprt and the day Sunday, with their fnther, G. certificate shall he redeemed accord­ QUICK 95-Th*Fri*8nt-tfe , by the illnese of a sister. Mr*. D. F. ^heeler, papaqd .abound Malm and nistcr, Mrs. Alma Nccse. ing to law Tnx-Daed will issue thcre- Phono,.498, Mr«- Herman Steele and tittle son frays of ribbon confetll. which, Were' The fkmily ns often, took a picnic Alton, of Orlando, were visitors at thrown pt, the prospective, bride and lunch out to Twin Iaikes on Satur­ the Steele home on Ueardall avenue groom, completely binding them with day oVeriing. Mrs. Elsie Is suffering the first of the week. in its tangles. (.Aftpr'th‘ls a roipid of from a sprained ankle just nowlilrs. Forrest West is starting a be­ cpngrntyifatlpns nnd nmpsements, fol­ Burk Stee{e and Neleon SU-nxtrum ginners class In piano music at jicr lowed by ddiclous refroshmepts en­ -made a quick trip to Virginia, from home. This is handy for tho country tertained the young people until nlhere to Richmond starting hero Wed­ children, not having to tako a trip in lna.it rpidnlght and but for re-, nesday morning nnd arriving there on Saturday evening. That in gtdpg nicmlinuire of another day’s ..^lutiep to town. She is n splendid musician to perform they would havo. boon th/ and* has had a lot of experience In soma fast. Leon Purvis was in Dr. Robsons’ guests of their charming hostesn in­ this line, having taught music far a XX number of years in their schools. hospital a portion of last week for definitely, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lundqutst and the removal of liis tonsils. Mrs. Carlcton and grandson Hoy thoir two children, their sister. Miss > The party given for Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks, returned Monday to their WITH A $2.00 PUItCHASEMildred ^.undqulst and brother, GarR. C. I/>ng and daughters by friends home ot Islntid Grove nfter n visit -1 POUND BULK CO CO Ader Lundqulsl, went over Sunday to at the llnseiden jmvilllon nt Silvt-r to Mrs. J. N, Thompson. a Coronado Beach to spend the day . Lake before tlftir departure for the Miss I.ulu liughcn entertained a „ * ‘ 1' * * .' north, Was unintentionally omitted mimlier of her friends at tlia home with Mr, nnd Mro. Elmer Lundqulm. Elmer returned to his work here ot In the lent week’s Kant Sanford col­ of her foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. umn. There were fifty guests in at­ O. G. Wolcott nt luike Charm Tues­ the Crown fllfh-r Mills nfter n plrnstendance and a delightful evening day night, the occasion being the nnt work Npaht with the- family in Jacksonville. was spent in dancing, birthday of Miss Hughes. Mr. nnd Mrn, Fred Krill nnd chil­ John it rumIcy and Malcolm Cam­ Tho Sunday school training class eron are rhumrf? Malcolm was tak^i o f Die Methodist church took their dren nnd Miss Eunice Tybcr left last NO. 2 C A N PREMIER NO. 2 CAN FLAG’S "N O . 2 ’CAN. FLAG’S <|O ga sick and wont to Oto hospital week second examination Tuesday nfler- week in their Ford for southern PINEAPPLE SAUER K R A U T ROfH; BUD B E E T S ................ A O L ■s 4»*4 ! before Inst and was operated on for iloon, five of the regular class being Georgia, where they will park canta­ T . loupes. appendicitis Ihoro last week. John present, ' , Tho children arc busy practicing NO. CAN PREMIER ff Went to the hospital nnd was operated , The meetings held at the Methodlat NO. 2 CAN DEL MONTE O ffg a ^ O T C A N O V E R SE A their parts for our Children’ll Day FRUIT SALAD on also far appendicitis, llylh boys church each night this week by Itev. TINY PETIT POIS PEAS m A lit O r , . are recovering nicely, A. M.irfuiland under the auspices of on the first of July. Aire. L A. Ilrumli-y nhd Add'John, Iho ( hri itlan Endeavor Society have ' •Rev.* Clark n n i wife' a*>re wilh ns| NO. CAN DELMONTi:' w kmiku NO. 2 CAN OKRA .will leave for Charlotte, N, C„ nn Imen well attended by the young last Sunday nnd*heir daughter, Mrs. TIN Y TOT P E A S .................. PEACHES ................................ AND TOMATOES ....... L\j\s l'ndmorr nnd haby who arc staying soon as John Is able to travel, by people nnd much interest is being with them while her husband Is away, .train. Mr, llrumley and their son manifested. Hro. Miicfnrinn has , Wilj, are to go by automobile the given three very stirring tnlks, dl- also cfme with them. He preached in tame day. reefting ills remarks es|Mdally to the the evening at Lake Alary. Thero is to ho an ice cream social Mrs. Monroe, who lins been carry­ young people and their work, ing on the store at corner of Celery Mrn. C. W. Wynne of Selma, Ala., tonight (Thursday) »nt Crystal take nvnur and Mellonvilia. has gone to returned home Friday nfter a visit of for t|nj bomdH of the Lutheran church Orlando to reside. II. Steele A Sons two weeks to tier aunts, Mrs. Frank at which ice cream, cakes] lemonade WHEN BETTER BUTTER JS MADE IT WILL BE WHEN THE COWS GET WISER 'Will take aver, the store and goods Norris and Mrs. U R. Mitchell nnd and roffea will be for sale. The ladles nre donating the cake* and we hope again. her brother It. M. W. Sturdivant. LIPTON COFFEE, 35c BOTTI.E WALK­ 5-LBS. FANCY BLUE there will he a good.crowd out. Rev. Mrs. Curtis Coleman nnd Mrs. A. Milla Lumber Co., is again ship­ I It ER’S DEVILMENT Ecklnirt will be here nnd plnns on ItOSE RICE ............. f # | ■ f P > Jrl , i ' / V. Abrams had ns their guest Inst ping lumber after interval of Sev­ i 'Week their brother, John L. Uoyd, of ern! weeks hold up Caused by the re­ having' Air. and Mrs. Foster and sons Falrburn, Qa. ! building of their mill which burned for some good music for the occasion. CAMPBELL'S BEANS GOc BOTTLE MULHIFIED .1 ROLLS WALDORF • Emil Mngniison brought over Mrs. Mr. afnl .Mrs. Curtis Coleman had about nix weeks ago. CAN ...... ...................... COCOA NUT OIL TOILET PAPER ... Elmer l.undquist and children from as week-end guests Mr, Coleman’s # The Seminole Cuunty Federation Mi the bench for the social. * aunt. Airs. J, K. KdmomDon, and of Clubs met in Oveidp Saturday, NO. 2 CAN NATIONAL OATS, Cousin, Gvorgu K. Kdmondsun, wife June June 10th. Thu Ovcido club liad OVER-SEA PIMENTOS, DKATH OF E. M. HIKG TOMATOES ................ PKG. ................................ and children, ail of Palrburn, Gg, planned to huvo dinner at l;»Jte. CAN .... .....: V.•’, 4 i On Huntlay night, June 10, the AUo Mr. and Airs. H. S. Rdmondson Charm, which plan was curried nut and baby. Mrs. S. M. Swoffurd and under difficulties and a cloudy sky. death of Air. K. Al. Slag occurred at three children and Carl Welherall Just at noon a licuvy, shower came tho home of his sister, Mrs. J. V. 5 0 to 6 0 n/sd little daughter, uil of Daytona. which not only Inconvenienced all, Wicks, of Geneva. Mr.'iHleg, w^n Clark Leonard! has bought 10 acres hut delayed tho dinner fur some time. had been In poor health for1 a nufnber o f partly Improved land on iioardall Aftur dinner the party was carded of years, cumo from his home in Georgia -to Geneva about two years avenue of Joe Cameron. to Sweetwater Hark and given an 1kgu, hoping that the milder climate (There is a rumor about here that outline of the pinna on foot for tbe 10 PEGS. GOLD WORCESTER SALT IN HAGS, S sizes fi BARS OCTAGON SOAP, nilgjit benefit him.1 In that time he t^e American Fruit Growers, Inc., beautification of that spot. latter DUST 8MALL SIZE ... ...... ayp about to move their tenant houses, they returned tu the club house ,and had Areally Improved nnd his friends all louked for his ultimate recovury. iimlo barns and oil of the other build- held Dieir matting. With this hope in view, his sudden e a r , l u x , c h ip s o o r iqgs belonging to them Dint aro lo­ Mrs. Frank Norris, Mrs. E. R. G BARS P. & G. SOAP, death was a great.shock. During the iVDRX, SHAKER SALT. cated on ReanUll avenue over on to. Sturdivant, Airs. L. H. Mitchell, Mrs. IVORY FLAKES, PKG. SMALL SIZE time he had lived In Geneva Air. Slog the east side of their lot) acre farm C, W.' Wynne and R. M. W, Htitfdi•, " Y ' had made many friends who will miss iO M H M M a a a n M a near the railway tracks. It would be vant spent Thursday at Daytona his genial smile, und hearty hand­ LARGE STAR NAPHTHA 10-LB. SACK MYLE’8 4 A a . greatly appreciated by the Iieardnll Reach. PALM OLIVE SOAP, clasp, The funeral services wore held POWDER ............................ PURE FREEZING SALT..... J LhJy avenue property owners who have BAR ................... ....... Miss Janet Macfarlan was a visi­ at thu Geneva cemetery Tuesday -'Ss. ttfeir homes here. There is taU| of tor to Orlando Wednesday. morning, June 12th, Rev. J. . N. a petition being circulated about here Jos. L M.-tlcolm of Oveldo and Miss Thompson, pastur of the Uuptist - asking the Fruit Growers to do tills Hard Corinne Duval of 1'unta Gor­ chprch ‘officiating. A beautiful pro If they do not do ao soon. do were married at the latter place fusion of flowers covered the casket Holiday. They returned tu Oveido nnd grave, Atr. Slog leaves to mourn DILAND I.KG ION - ------- Tuesday and for th* present aro do­ his ddath, n wife, and two suns of PLANS HKA FOURTH ing light housekeeping at Mrs. A. J. Knvnnnuh, (In., nlsy four sisters, arfi) DILL PICKLES, Me Cully's. The friends of these six brothers, Mre.' David Hpwr, „ f 2 PKGS. SHltEADED DKLANI), June 10.— Plans are young people extend to them con­ Hunfonl; Mrs. 0, E. biggin, uf Amor DOZEN WHEAT shaping up for the Fourth of July gratulations and best wishes fur hap- leus, On.; Airs. J. V. Wicks and Mrs. caVebralloii in Deland sponsored by piness and usefulness. t’anol Culpepper, of Geneva: C. 1*. SUGAR-CURED SMOKED LIBBY'S SWEET MIXED local post ,uf the American Lglun. Mr. and Mrs. Hull ing ton and dough Sieg, of Jackeonvllle; Eugene Bieg, lit 2 -PKGS. POST TOA RACON. L B .. t PICKLES, LB. ’ All central Florida Is to be invited ter Mullye, returned Monday to their Geortrs ’ (Iffg, Frank Bleii and Jo* !.Q VXr OR CORN FLAKES, aad Ibe fun is to start with the firing home at Rebecca, (ia. Sieg of Georgia, and W. L. Hteg.'of ' l«K '*** o t U)i legion cannon at ft a. tp. fol­ FANCY WHITE BACON, W. C. Moore, Seal maid engineer, Is Genova; To these sdmiwing relatives r KANCY PINEAPPLES, CREAM OF lowed at 9 by the capture of the city again in Oveldo to th* drljght of hi* the sympatliy of *11 Genova Is ex .............. .* L B . ...... PKG.......... by the Ugion army when the muyor many friends. “ Billy” Is doing some tended. T * ' he rounded up and the keys of surveying down in tbe Hammock and CARD OF THANKS cl(y edged, Mayor t’ampU-ll l» seems fto be developing Into quit* Tho family of E. M. Sieg, who Uiod We carry a fuUKneofVeBetaMes and Fruits-Our Fruit Stand will be the Feature of Our ted to capitulate gracefully atul mosquito fighter. \ June 10, wish to exptccs thanks to jbe a short aiklrws o f wtdeome to S t o r e S a t u r d a y ----------- ----------- ---------------------------------------- ^ ________________» „ their many friends for the sympathy -------— ------Everybody’s Friend tors. M^gt will come the running TAMPA—Extension of port^luie .-/O d u n .. f r ­ the* gauntlet by new members of and evening cl«>Mes in this city’s end ads of kindness extended to them lit their recant bereavement. illpost. Musk by Die Joed band schools has been decided upon by the tw awltcbed on at irUervaTs dur- Hillsborough county board of pub­ MIAMI POST AMERICAN ■•'ZXfr.Vf tho day. At 10:80 the drat base lic instruction. Th* board also de­ LEGION ADDS NEW MKMHERB game will be played while at cided to use $2,050 from th? stgle the visitors will'gather at the and county fund *n*f 13,450 from the IAMJ, June 21.—The recent, 10ramp U? partaka o f M f M h f " federal, Kmith-Hogbra fund,,for xfo, three beeves, seven huge, and catbnal training, in the county. by Dip local juist of „the Arne A L t OVER TBE WORl.p ahaep having Urn engaged for Ugion reaulled in ttCI ill avenue ‘folk* are now re»their Sanford Dally Herald evening by farrier instead of morning after by R. P. D. The carrier - boy Is Frasier McNeal of lerjr avenue and one would have go along Ways to And a more s, friendly little gentleman, t Moore’s Station art'll attended.' Mr. „ _V convincing and WbR marihbr In |ii<rMiing, !Mi$* luth, Spencer is a great *1action wltli her sweet voice. S s FREEH FREEH 5 lbs. Idaho Baking, Potatoes * I>1’*** »• .1 QOn dOC .■ • ■ *' DDC 'iiia’icAlJ I ' tklC |A n la t . > - 17c -' .j . 1 *, AAn E lt Famous Sunset Gold Butter, lb. ••. UtlL Afin 48c 37c 28c 35C 1«c 10c 48c 10c 25C Prunes! Prunes!! 39c 10c 16c : s iz e 15c 30c 25C 25c 8 lb. Bucket Swifts Jewel Shortening itF -A -r fjl :’< t* i IfLa . . . •- . --»f �,*\: C • ' $; 22,1 > ss?w ‘jV 'n\ S *>"*.r-_. .f:- rik' . .'*\ •ksJ '1 5 •»i ••n4*BV—••»*••.** — _*..: •««< rr ,*&(Td1fctf PRICED' Dfcl^fvglY, Nb'CHAR^lNG. ^ O OVERHEAD EXPENSES -SAVING SPECIALS t-.'7 ? / » m SALT FAT MACKEREL* •»*»•••»« U a ch ........ ...................... *■«........(. PICNIC HAMS, P^l* H). ......... . m il d c u b e d w h i t e BACON, 10c bVeal Stew, per l b .... ........... 15c Armour’s Star Reg:. Hams, per lb*. >...25c Fine Roasts o f Beef, per lb...............15c Beef Stew, 2-lbs for 14c m Plates of Beef, 2-lbs for .....;... ....:.. J25c | I- STEAKS, F®r lb. .••.... {... a ................... ...... ..m... 20c PORK SHOULDER ROASTS, CHOPPED MEAT TO STUFF. PEPPERS, ........... . *• P*r ,b* •—T^rrnnr , ..... LARD. ; Per lb. K...;LV.ttlX..*fW ,\t OVEN ROASy, h ;i» n r>< . <fl — .'.t .i ^ X U v ,w i % Per lb» / VEGETADLlES f r e sh from *THE FIEJ.D POT ROAST, Per lb........... For i b . ............. SMOKED SA U SA G E ,. - FINE COD FISH MIDDLES, •Per Ib 1 •' •— •• *** 1 x ftA p WEINIES, V I ®r lb, ,.f..,.M,,......M,^^,,..,„,........... a a Veal Roast, per lb FRANKFURTERS, A A ^ PORK CHOPS, I. Porijb................. . I or |b. ............................................... » ...2 v C Pickled Pig’s Feet, per lb ............ WESTERN 11ACON CURED FOR RREAKFAST, per Ib......................... STEM PER WEST FIRST STREET Pork Roasts, per l b ................:..........25c 2 large Loaves o f Bread for......... ...25c Q £*~» a m^ P ■ ........25c < *ui»vr u v. , a a a u U C We have plenty o f FRESH EGGS LIVE HENS, per lb .............. 30c Veal Cutlets, per lb..:.'.....?................. j)5c 20c a A A Z Z C and v »•. C H E E S E ,, • Q A i»..r IK o t llfC I *- •t NUCOA RUTTER SPREAD. O A a pcl i b . .......:........... ..................................„ ....... O U C ■$4 DRESSED HENS,lb J lL ...:.:..3 5 c Veal Loaf, per I b ....... .................... 35c Bologna, Sliced, per lb . .............. ... 35c COOKED MEAT TO MAKE SANDQ 0 A WICIIES, Per lb. ............. ........... ............ . U « ) C . # Armour’s Star Skinned Sliced Ham 40c LIVE FRYERS, per l b ......... ........45c Boiled Ham, per lb;.......................... 50c CLOVER fU.OOM JUJTTER, 5 Q C COMPANY KEEP MOVING N EXT DOOR TO COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS FOR RENT— 1 nice fdffflshetl roim. Fourth Street a width of 24 feet from material from Magnolia Avenue west two-thirds of such coat ahall lie dis­ Close-in, 218 Magnolia. 71-3tc Snnford Avenue West to Myrtle Ave­ to Myrtle Avenue, to n width of 30 tributed among the several lota front­ FOR RENT—Rooms, HRSdVnlun avc- nue; for the grading and paving of fret instead of to n width of 24 feet, ing and abutting on each of aaid nuc, also rhlckona for sale. 73-3tp Fifth Street n width of 24 feet ,from ns heretofore authorised, and Pal­ streets or avenues per front foot In Magnolia Avenue West to Myrtlo metto Avcnuo shall bo paved with vlt- proportion to tho frontage thereon. In . HICKSON HOUSE-.t. Avenue; for the grading and pavlpg tified brick or other hard surface ma­ nccordancc with special benefits de­ Up*to-date Apartments and Room* of Sixth Street a width of 24 feet terial, from Commercial Street North rived therefrom, and the coat to bo Daytona Beach. Of m Carda. of Sanford’a RepotTm «•» f M "» Summer ratiwj.'.fl.OO per day, $21 M,ron' Magnolia Avenue West to Oak to Lake Monroe, to a width of 40 feet in distributed on each of said streets every lit'^ a «n e £ r M a n abl# Prufraalonal Mon, each per month, including lights nnd wnter. Avenue, 20 feet in width from the al­ Instead of to n width of 32 feet, ns or avenues la as follows, to-wit: In Sanford la this Column af whoa. In hla cbooen pro­ And poaiUrely no (^laaalfled Call J. F. Hickson, Phono 238-W, Sun- loy between Oak Avenue and Myrtle heretofore authorised. All of said To increase In width of pave­ parh day. fession the Herald recoinAda charged to o anyone. Cash ment on Fourth Street from ford. 70-tfc Avenue, West 'to Myrtle Avonue, nnd widening, improving, grading and aeoda to tha people. i . n accompany all ordera. 18 feet In width from Myrtle Avenue pnving shnll be done in compliance Magnolia Avenue West to \m m m * * N the words and remit West to Laurel Avenue; for the grad­ w(th the estimates for said work of Oak Avenue, from 21 fhet to < ntfy. ? ing and paving of Second Street a >ffdenlng anil paving each of said ii i ^■ — -- — 30 feet ..$420.00 Jj' A v> ■>. WANTED—Uafd musical Instrument* width of 24 feet from Oak Avenue streets and avenues, ns indicated by To increase In width of pave­ :k Service Transfer George A. DeCotte S instruments of every description. West to French Avenue; for the grad­ rompletc plans, specifications, profiles ment on Fifth Street from , : . SIorape Facilities Will jury c^ph or trade.— M. I.. Price ing and paving of Third Street n nnd estimates of said proposed im­ Magnolia Avenue West to ' Attomey-ntt-llw please yon, tell others | if not, Music Co., Tampa and Zack Street, width of 24 feet from Sanford Ave­ provements now on file In the office FOR SALE Over Seminole County Bank Oak Avenue, from 21 feet to tell as. Phone 418 Tampa, Fla. 6-25-lmo-c nue West to Mngnolia Avenue, and of the City Manager of the City of SANFORD 30 feet — •_______________ $480.00 - : - rLOUIPA 'KAC T E B S = fe u from Oak Avenue Weat to Mill Creek, Sanford, Florida, which said plans, To increase in width of pave­ * fratnn and irrigation plugs at tha I WISH to have any part, or all, of and 10 feet in width from Mill Creek specifications, profiles and estimates ment on Sixth Street from sixty acre* of land cleared immedi­ West to Avocado Avenue, and for the hnvo GeiirS' heretofore approved by tho ■Sanford Novalty Works. 100-tfc FRED R. WILSON Magnolia Avenue West to lNFORD n o v e l t y ately, on Section 7, Twp. 22, Rnngo 31 grading and paving of Palmetto Ave­ City Commission nnd conatituto tho SALE Park Avenue, from 24 feet (IFOR u n u » — Hosier and liay*' painta ATTORNEY-AT-LAW • E., Orange county. Ovomccr on place nue a width of 32 feet from Commer­ plnns nnd specifications for said wid­ WORKS First National Bank Building , to 30 feej ............................ $210.00 and, varniahes at Sanford Novelty will ahow land; look it over and write cial Street North to Ijike Monroe, and ening nnd paving, and this Commis­ SANFORD FLORIDA To increase In width of pavoWorks, Sanford,aganta. ldj-tfc V. C. COLLER, Propme. Addreas, John W. Douglnaa, Al­ WHEREAS, it is now deemed nd- sion hereby declares the necessity for ment on Second Street .from FOIt SAl.E—Ithodd la]and egga Tor lendale, 8. C., Tl-tte jnqral Shop and Mill visuhle that Fourth Street should be the widening nnd paving of each o ff’ Oak Avenue West to Myrtlo setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mm. \VANTt!f>— A small hro pn>of~aiiTe. ELTON J. MOUGHTON paved to a width of 30 feet from said streets nnd avenues, and further Avenue, from 24 feet to 30 Work Ellsworth, . Hcardull Avenue, San­ — R. a . Williams, CUjlXUIL 71-Gtc Magnolia Avenue \Vost to Onk Avo­ riortnre this resolution to ho an emer­ ARCHITECT feet .......... ..HI...* $1841.00 tCTOR and BUILDER I ford. 83-tfp Room 7, Miller lildg. W A N fBD ^Job on, farm. Experi­ nue; that Fifth Street should t>c pav­ gency measure providing for tho ununi To Incroaso In width uf pave­ ICommercial Street—Sanford, Fla. IANFORD t.f . -rFLORIDA FOR S.\Lk>^» Pointer pupa, No. 1 ence, five years in -Banfprd. Cpp- ed to a width of 30 feet from Mag­ operation of n municipal department. ment on Third Street from • The City Commission I* hereby au­ stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San. aide of managing medium^ size farm. nolia Avenue West to Onk Avenue; Mngnolin Avenue Wcat to ford Ave. * 03-tfc Addrvsp J. E, Dcneff, iTcrnld office. that Sixth Street should ho paved to n thorized to expend for widening the Myrtle Avenue, from 24 feet B. W. HERNDON . I 73-2tp width of 30 feet from Mngnolin Ave- pavement on enrh of said streets and to 30 f e e t ......... - ..... ........ . $682.00 FOR'SALE^No78fT\Vcs$ Flrat 8tnuf West to Park Avcnuo; that Sec- avenues, the following sums of money, To Increase In width of pave­ Attmctivu Xcrma. Address owner. LOST’’ GHELLE MAINES jg s y /B A M G B A flP N C Y orjd Street should he paved to n width- pnynblc out of any moneys available !Li«..7k2 h'l. . . ciUXt ment on Palmetto Avenue LOST: V T n XYKB TTir ftTrn ,EN from *, ......... , i^ id 'fc o t ' front Onk Avenue West’ to- therefore,* tit-wilt from -Commercial'' Street riRF---------AUTO--------- BONDS 1U22 FORD* FOR SALKIn good ■!• LAW YER my furm, on the .eaxt side of San- Myrtlp Avenue; that Third Street To total cost of increase in North to Imke Monroe, from condition, rhenp if taken nt once. — Court House ford, pne Idaek mans mlile, about six should bo paved to a width of 30 feet 32 feet to 40 feet ________ $688.00 width of pavement on Fourth Sor A. Swanson nt Crown Pn|ier Co. yearn old, weighing about 1260 lbs.' yrom Mngnolin Avenue West to M Street from Magnolia Avet | j • That two-third# uf the expenae of S. O. Shinholser between 0 nnd 7 p. m. * 7I-Gtp life Reward for information lending to tic Avenue, and that Palmetto Ave • nue West to Oak Avenue, the Improvcmenta aforagpld, in the A ifc CHEAP—Fine work recovery of same.— FOR SA] F. Smith.' shdtild be paved to n width of 40 f from 24 feet to 30 feet.... $d30.00 widening and paving of the aforesaid pontraejor and Builder horse, nfsl young milch cows and V A _ ^ P from Commercial Street North which said sum la the total } t Itooma 21(5-228 atrecta and avenues shall be paid by 't * heifer, 7 nmntlA old.—L. A. Itcnuud, LO^P—I4i!Walyti female sutir^’Tilnck Ijikc Monroe, ontimated rost o i tho Im­ apecial asaassments made and levied FIXIRIDA HtD DR. R. M. MASON San’ord Heights or Sanford Ilnttery nnd while apota.. 11nd collar with upon all lota and lands joining and provement of said portion of THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, DENTIST Service Co. 71-fitc nnnto P. M. King. Return to 314 That the City Commission of thn City .Fourth Street, widened from contiguous, or bounding and abutting New Mrisch lluilding I1UICK 0, strictly A-l condition, new Wcat Third and[id receive reward. 72-3tp of Sanford, Floridn, deems it ’ ndvlsee upon such improvement. 24 feet to 30 feet. . P. Connelly & Sons Phone 201 Hanford, Florida top, good paint, 0 cord tires, 4 of That tho s|>cclal asSOXSrticnta To totul cost of increase lit nhlv, in addition to tho Improvement * ISatakllafceS ItOM which are new. Real bargain, $475. against tho pro|>erty deemed to be width of pavement on Fifth by paving of Fourth atreet from tal Kalate, I-oanS and Inauranre Lot of extras. See Mr. Pcrkina, at COMMUNITY FARM benefitted by said Improvement pro­ Street from Magnolln AveW. J. THIGPEN CLUBS ORGANIZE Magnolia Avenue West fo Onk Ave­ Lincoln House tomorrow. 7lf-2tc nr 48 10^8 Magnolia Ave. vided for by this resolution, shall Iw nue, a width of 24 feet, that said ..nuo West to Onk Avenue, Real Estate FOR KALE OR RENT—tJlx room ■from 21 feet to 30 feet..., $030.00 a##PN#vd upon the property specially BROOKS, Ga., June 22.—Seven pavement should Ito increased to a house, (celled), lights* good well htncflttcd by the improvement in which said sum is the total FIRE, LIKE, AUTO INSURANCE community agricultural clubs in, Fay­ width of '30 feet; deem# it advisal4e EWART The Florist Water. 8nnfqrd Heights.—Hunter, proportion to the benefits to be de­ estimated cost of tho im­ In, addition to tho improvement by i Flowers— — ——Floral Designs 73-2tp ette county have been orgunised and paving of Fifth Street from Magnolia Route A, Box 180. rived therefrom, surii special bene­ provement of said portion of at a meeting Just held here It was fits td be determined and prorated ac­ Fifth Street, widened from ryers, 46c IL; hens, Fo O X l k Apnual and Ornamental Plants Avenue West to Onk Avenue, a width decided to further extend th? *n DR. G. S. SELMAN cording to tho foot frontage of the re24 feel to 30 feet. 30c. Saturday only.—Mrs, Q. C. of $4 feet, that said pavement sheuld Myrtl* Ava.------------ Phone 260-W spectlvb' properties specially benefitPractice limited to To total rost of increase in Cates, .tfeone 22.______ ______ 73-jtp preparation for a fair. be Increased to 30 feet; deems it ad' ted by said improvement. ' Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose'and Throat width of pavement on Sixth visible, In addition to the Improve­ tVH RENT That special assassmenta made Btreih from Magnolia Avc­ FORD MACHINE Eyea Examined, (ilassef Fitted ment by paving of Sixth Street from against property bounding and abutnuo' West to Park Avenue, BUNGALOWS, cottage# and . apartMctsch lluilding Magnolia Avenue West to. Park, Ave­ C Q M P A IfY from 24 feet to 30 feet .^.....$315.00 ting upon the improvements aforesaid mciits for tbe summer Season pt nue. a width of 24 feet, that said pave­ ^ * ’< t shall lie paid at tho option of the fneral Mndhii* aad Boiler whldh said sum is ths' total Daytona Beach. Runsonabfe rates. PRELIMINARY Rr.SOLUTION RE* ment should bo increased tn 80 feet; property owners a# fellow#; either in estimated cost of Ihr 'Im­ W orlui . gyee Kxamleed GlaMee Dedgned Will furnish photon and full informa­ ...QUIRINO . . THE WIDENING, deems It advisable In addition to the - *•- . . full within thirty days after aaid as­ provement of said portion of tion IIV B I M upon |»M « request.—Bailey • v t f u t •••• ( WA mIfawmwTT GRADING AND PAVINO OF imnrovement by paving of Second i Cylinder, Grinding Henry McLaulin, Jr., kins, Daytona Beach; Fla. 5-81-^tpo-c FOURTH STREET TO A WIDTH Httdet f rom Oak Avenue West to Sixth Street, widened from sessments shall atand equalised, ap­ Automubfle Repair* proved and confirmed, or In ten an­ Opt D. 24 feet to 30 feet. OF 30 FEET, INSTEAD OF 24 Myrtle Avknue, a width of 24 feat, ENT— Com plelely FbR jlXLli OR R RENT—Com Acetylene Weldinr nual installments with Interest at the To total coat of Increase In Optic! an-Optometrist FEET AS NOW PLANNED, FROM |«h#t aaid pavement should be Incress furnished 8 room house, 001 Laurel one G2-----------Hanford, Florida rata of eight per cent per annum from width of pavement on Sec­ MAGNOLIA AVENUE WEST TO £d to 30 fcvt| deems it advisable In 418 Bast P int Street Sanford, Fla. Ave,, earner lot, "brick street Desir­ and after the time said assessments ond Street, from Oak Ave­ AVENUE; REQUIRING addition to the Improvement by pavable location. All modern convon-^ OAK s. l^ak J. II. Celdough shall be finally equalised, approved nue West to Myrtlo Avenuo, THE WIDENING, GRADING AND Ing of Third Street from Magnolia icnccs.—C. C. Cobb, Winter Park, Fla. from 24 feet to 30 feet $240.00 and confirmed, and, eak & Colclough PAVINO OF FIFTH STREET TO Avenue West to klyrtle Avenue, a '07-?td-p;'W -ltp BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, whtch said sum Is tho total A WIDTH OF 30 FEET, . . IN- width of 24 feet, that said pavcmsnt INSURANCE , FOR RENT—Cottage. Sec J. in that this resolution 1* hereby declar­ 'estimated cost of tho lmFire—Life—Auto * 24 FEET AS NOW ,hould be increased to 30 feet, end SfE A D OF son, C01 Palmetto A ve.. t)2-10tp ed to be an emergency measure pro­ prvemvnt of sold portion of «*. 3 Flrpt Natl Bank Bldg. Annex PLANNED, FROM MAGNOLIA.^deems it further advisable, in addi­ Daytona Beach, Fla. Jio06*rt lose in.' Bee kH N f, d'r viding for the usual daily operation Second Street, wldcnod/from AVF-NUE WEST TO OAK AVE (NFOBD ’ FLORIDA tion to the improvement by pavement SS-€ic J. D. Hood. Comfortable, Airy Rooms of a municipal deparament of the City 24 feet to 80 feet. NUE; REQUIRING THE WID of palmetto Avenue from Commercial toil Hen? at COnONAbU'HKA'Cn ENING, GRADING AND PAVINO Street North to Lake Monroe, a width To toUtl cast of Increase in Open tho Year Around of Sanford, Florida, and shall becomo Reasonable Hates. room cottage, very desirable, 2 elective Immediately upon Its pas­ OF SIXTH STREET TO A WIDTH of 82 feet, that said pavement should ti fcldth of pavament on Thlfd bedrooms end bath. Furnished, Special rate* to parties.. sage and adoption. Street from Magnolia AvoOF 80 FEET, INSTEAD OF 84 be Increased tp 40 feet, and, $150.00 season. Near ocean.—Mrs. On Main Street, neer Ocean Adoptod this 18th day o f June^ A. nue Weat to Myftla Ave­ FEET • AS NOW PLANNED, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Harry II. Sams, Box 343, New Smyr­ D. 1U23. nue, from 24 foot to 80 FROM MAGNOMA AVENUE that Fourth straet ahall be paved with ; C. M. CUSTER, Prop. na, Tftc* ----' --' | 0» .—* 1 ' «M2te FORREST LAKE. „_..$mop, , WEST TO PARK AVENl/E; RE­ vitrified brick or other herd surface feet C. J. m a r s h a l l ., ., FOR REST—Five room bungalow at which said sum Is the total QUIRING THE WIDENING, material from Magnolia Avenue West City Commission, corner J 1th street end Oak Avenue. •• O R A D fN f^ A N D PAVINO - OF catimated cost of the lmik Avtnde, to a width of 80 feet, of Sanford, Fja. ,* See Mrs. JpUps Takacb. I 0l>-8t SECOND STREET TO A .WIDTH tad of to a width of 24 feet aa • provement of said portion of .. 8LICKEO HAIR 5 Attest: ,,,v , f. .Third Street widened from rtofore authorised) that „ Fifth OF 80 FEET, INSTEAD rgo FOR RENT—Cenveirtei* 24 feet to 30 feet. L. R. PHILIPS. , FEET AS NOW PLANNED, >t ahall be paved ,*rith vi|riHed fu*nlsh^ jrpsRpiL.fi!/ hoy kjcglng. . “So|u«>iit} W t ” Y.rilc« T. l\, CUy Clerk. T H o r O A X AVENUE W E ST TO or other hard surface material To (otpl cost of Increase’ in enoe. , Rent reaqoqabliv, 20^ Oak . • .. “ i “ that, boblicd hair slamlanlize* Moved and seconded that the rr. . width of pavement on PalMYRTLE AVENUE? REQUHENG Magnolia Avenue Weat ta Oek 18-Irwo-p the art of pro­ women, while long hair individualqulrvmcnta of a second reading of E WIDENING, GRADING AND iu<, to a width of .80 feet,.Instead • nmttp Avenue from Commer­ ng fink M b * . Oar maatar baiies them. Well, the girls, as to FOB RENf^lO^acre ferm.-*L "’ if. the above and foregoing roaolution at cial Street Nqrth to Lake o a width of 24 feet, ae heretofore era construct a loaf of bread that PAVING OF THIRD STREET TO 70-Btp Eatridge. another regular meeting o f the City ippeala to evary fam il/a eeoae af. bobbed hair, mar look standardirrel, Monroe, from 82 feet to 40 , A WIDTH,QF SO FEF.T, INSTEAD aothoriaed; that Sixth Street shall bb “°d value. Oar pastries will make /but a lot oi tho boja nowadaja look k“OR RENT—J204 W rk avenue, bunCommission, not leaa than one week S ' feet, ...... W . . ; , . . -----..V M M paved with vitrified brick or other OF $4 FEET AB NOW PLANNED, •o wonder wky meal-times don't galow, four rooms, hall and bath, Tran* from this date, shall ha dispensed jfrryia Btandard-oiled.’* — Boston . which aaid sum la the total hand surface material from MagnaUa FROM MAGNOLIA AVENUE « « r rleeer together. When you $20.00 per month.—G. W. Spencers with by the unanimous veto of the • estimated coot of the Im­ WEST TO MYRTLE i. A.YENUE, Avenue West to Park Avenue, to krlte oat yewr/next grocery order script. T2-6tp rile tiename i City CommUslon of the City of Ban-------of oer .bread upon provement of sold portion of AND THE WIDENING, ORAD- width of 30 feet, Inatead of to a it and taaiat that yon get It. •• 1 OR RENT— 10 acres of tUod land ford, Ftorbu, this IBUi day of June. Palmetto avenue wldenod ALFALFA CROP INCRIA8ID width o f 24 feet, as heretofore authon Cameron avenuer-R. E. Barrett, A. D. 1923. ^ TQ A WIDTH OF j that Second Street shall be from 82 foot to 40 feeL 7i-12tp alfalfa area of llieliigan in* Valley^Qa. That one-third of the total eoat of o r 82 FEET with vitrified brick or other D1 PURELY PROFESSIONAL IRY CLASSIFI D : ADS : at WANTEP RESOLUTION NO. 89 f GREYSTONE HOTEL I T ’S A R T R( 280,000 acres this jetr i,g aifaff* cgmi«.gi»e; ----- 4 V T ilrV NNED, STREET )E. FROM rface material from Oak Ave- the Improvement aforesaid ahall Weet te 80 f, be borne by the tCity. . of Sanford, Florida,a . a fU ; C.J. A*»;t, ».* (Attest: V,8 .. v i* 1 lifr I•./Xi.• A? K■ 7F � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 22, 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/9f30b912044d7ee32af56f058f9a6ce2.pdf 1684bac8f66875b0f1fc93429f24b241 PDF Text Text ' XT- * -• •Q.vr , • i t ' .1 >Yn u ■% *#$1!**; ir»* \ V i£ r t Hffi . i'j.x js W r r i-% tv, •ill m ^ l’ C I* IN THE HEART OF THE WORM>$ GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SEC. MELLON I > V'H r'fl k• I Four Priests and I ■ One Layman Shot, j House is Riddled BENJAMIN ALEXANDER IS EXPELLED AND MORLEY W A flW ffg W P B P - ALEXANDER WITH — The Houne of Schncck and Many Houses WUI Close Their ,< Doors . .• ; ■}• SAUFORfal l p B I f A , TBlm sPAY. i|nt E 21. 19 VOLUME IV. ,1 • ■ (Hr Tk* A iw l* lr 4 rm i>) NEW YORK, June 21.— The Amt development In Wall Street today was suspension for a year by New York curb tnirket o f one member and expulsion of another. Benjamin Alex­ ander wax tho member expelled. A. B. Mobley o f A. M. Mobley and Com­ pany was suspended. Alexander was expelled for ."act inconsistent with curbs principles of trading" Mobley wns suspended for "act detrimental to the best interests of the exchnnKo." Alexander was connected with the house of J| Scbneck. POCAHONTAS, Ark., June 21— Four priests and one lay church o ffi­ cial wore wounded when unidentified persons fired into the home of tho Rev. Father Ilcrringcr of the Engleberg Catholic church, five miles north of here neronTing to information re­ ceived here yesterday. The house was fairly riddled with shot. Tho injured men arc: Father Strnussnor, of Jonesboro, shot In neck and shoulder; Father Hcfllnger, I’arogould, shot in neck; Father Ilcrringer, Englebcrg, slight flesh wound; Fnther FrolUhelnt, Pocnhontqs, shot in leg; Joe Bruner, lay church officlul, shot In hack. PRES! ‘ CON CARRY AY, WOT . I Or n » S ts w W rt P re y ) . FOR FI.F.I^lNG PURI.1C THRU SAV A N N AH , June 21.—This city SALE OF BLACK STAR was quiet last night, with state troops LINE guarding the Chatham county JaBf where eafly yesterday an unsucooft«n r Tk* Ae**H*t*4 Pt***> NEW YORK, June 21.— Marcus ful nttompt was mado to take Walter Garvey, negro, self-styled provisional Lee, negro, charged with attarklng a prclsdent of Africa, was sentenced to­ young married white woman in West , day to the Atlanta penitentiary for Savannah. Following tho Issuance o f a procla­ five years for fleecing the public thru the sale of Black Star Line stock. mation by Governor Hardwick of A t­ Garvey was convicted of having used lanta, declaring Savannah In a state the mall to defraud. He wns led into of insurrection, Brig. Gen. U. J. Trav­ court by a heavy guard placed nroumj is, commanding officer of the llRth him to preveM attempts at rescue Hold artillery, was designated by Ad­ and to protect him from the duped jutant General Lewis T. Pope, to take chnrgc of the situation here. As a investors. In addition to prison term the judge result of a conference between Gen­ imposed a thousand dollar fine on eral Travis snd Mayor Seahrook, it Garvey. Ho granted a motion for wan decided to keep the soldiers on stay of execution pending an appeal duty, probably for several days. It was stnted that General Travis but declined to fix bail directing Garvcy be held In tombs prison until the hss approximately 45 officers, and 325 S BLAZE T H A T appeal was decided. men under his command here, and It SOUTH SIDE. HAS is not considered probablo that other CUT OFF Si a n y in troops will be asked In tho emergen­ b u il d in g . T »f »•***•> WASHINGTON, Juno 21.— Secre­ tary Mellon began a series of confer­ ences today In an effort to clear up new ship liquor situation developing from determination of several foreign shipping rompnnles to bring liquor In­ to American waters under customs seals of their governments. Prior to deliberations secret declared there was no doubt of general right to sciso contraband within American waters but added the question whether an agent of the American government dnred destroy a foreign government seal presented grave problem. (S t Ten Negroes Killed In Chicago Fire in Tenement District Labor League is Now Political Voice of Oklahoma People ___________ R o c k e f e l l e r , J t J , G IV C S Agxgx £ 2 v_l $150,000 for Insulin In Fifteen Hospitals NEW YORK, June 21.— A gift of $150,000 to be distributed among fif­ teen hospitals In the United States nn<\ Canada to promote the use of in­ sulin In the treatment of diabetes was announced last night by John D. Rock­ efeller, Jr. Hie hospitals are In all sections of the country. The purpose of the gifts, Mr. Rocke­ feller said would be to Increase tho number of free ward patients who could be treated with Insulin and to teach physicians In general practice the proper methods of employing In­ sulin In tho treatment o f diabetes. Governor Hardee Will Take Vacation After Arduous Puties GOVERNMENT W IL L ’ NOT ANNOUNCE COURSE TO BE PURSUED 4t SHIPS TO TESi New Ruling and Will Haya lha Liquor Under Seal Going and Canting GOVRRNMRNT W ILL NOT AN­ NOUNCE COUR8B TO BE PURSUED. (fir Th* XMMfaiiH r w - ) - . SOUTHAMPTON, Jons ,81.— A showdown over the question of whether British ships esn satisfy ths first of theif patssngers on ItriP* from dry America to wst England, therefore seems likely to come sooner than had been expected. Ths first challenge will probably be thrown down tomorrow whan Berengaria is duo to pass statue Liberty. . . cy. t ilf The XM.rl.lrE Trees) Orders were issued early in the day CHICAGO, June 21.—Ten negroes prohibiting tho salo of all fire arms arc known to have been killed und at in tho city, automobiles were forbid­ lenst twenty-five injured In a fire den to use Hahcrshsm street, in the M AY GO TO M INNEAPOLIS AND NEW YORK, June 8L— PUns of OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla., June 21. which swept n throe-story tenement COMB BACK BY W AY OF vicinity of the Jail, and no gatherings Work In the Mclbourne-Tillman customs authorities for meeting tho house on South Side early today. One —The Farmer-Labor Reconstruction NEW YQRK, June 21.— Definite were permitted on tho streets. Around Drninnce District Will Begin challenge by the Cunard lint of treas­ GIIBK NIMVKK. hundred and sixty negro tenants of League stood strongly entrenched to­ steps to close the doors of many stock the jail itself, temporary breastworks ury department’s ship liquor .ruling Within Sixty Days. day ns "tho political voice" of Okla­ the building were cut off from escape brokerage houses, against which com­ have been built by the soldiers, be­ (Hr Tk* AiM flatM Pr*«*> by bringing It on tho Bergangarla to­ homa’s Farmer Labor movement, fol­ TALLAHASSEE, Fie., June 21— morrow under governmental eeal plaints have been received, will be J a c k s o n v i l l e !” j » » « a i . - A . i - * •h' * * * * * ll” .m,ln ?U T : lowing a conference here of the exe­ hind which are mounted several ma­ Governor Hardee has cturned his tnken in tho supremo court today it uunl construction of canals in the way and numbers jumped , * liquor for use on tho return trip ware cutives of the principal fnrm nnd un­ chine guns. thoughts to the matter of summer concealed behind cloaa drawn certain was announced last night by Deputy Melbourne-Tilln'nn drainage district from windows. Scores of heroic res­ ion labor organisations of the state, vacation but that is shout as fhr a* of silence today. Colector Eltlng waa Attorney .General John Dwyer. In­ will begin within sixt days, George cues were made by firemen. who met at the call of Got. J. C. Wal­ he hns gotten. He has made up his officially "qut" to calleri and Assist­ junctions against various brokers will B. Hills, chief engineer for the proCHICAGO, June 21—The fire start­ ton. mind yet as to either the destination ant Colcctor Stuart waa roptrtad In be asked, he said. ject, and A. J. Shea of Memphis, A auggestlon from the governor ed In the furniture store on the or the time. Of the former, Prof. Important conference and waa J>eMr. Dwyer said ho would act under representing- the cnnnl construction ground floor nnd quickly destroyed that tho executives constitute a non­ L. B. Edwards, his. secretary, things lieved to be in touch with Washing­ the Martin act, passed recently by company, contractors, announced yes­ the wooden tenement, I.ater Joseph partisan "council of 12" to direct the the mountains of North Carolina, ton. A hlg hofflcial, who refused to the state legislature which authorized terday. Smith, wealthy negro, owner of the farmer-labor movement was side­ A wire received here early this with promises of trout darting about the attorney general to investigate bo quoted, said his Idea waa liquor The board of supervisors of the furniture store, wns arrested. stepped when a majority of the invit­ morning by A. J. Loosing stated that in clear, cooling streams, would do should be seised but that “nobody brokers snd suspend them by injunc­ district returned this week from To­ ed guests made It plain that their al­ C. A. Matthews had died In that city ' t * - -i------------ —-----him good. The executive spent his could tell what would happen next In tion in esse fraudulent practices were ledo and Chicago^ where the $1350,­ legiance lay with the Reconstruction but no particulars were given other disclosed. The deputy attorney gen­ 000 bond issue with which the dis­ League as tho |>oliticnl organisation than he was an Odd Fellow end the "two weeks" last summer with Mrs. prohibition mlxup.” v„ eral has been conducting bis Investi­ trict is to be financed were sold. of tho organised tollers of the farms lodge there wanted to know about Hardee at Clearwater Beach, but It gation quietly since the passage of Members of the board of supervisors S fiU T H A ilrtttfN . Juno " j j — W e imd 'dttr*: - h i » Mafement issued at him. Later dispatches gave tho nnfno Is btilloVed his containplolloria run In other directions for this summer’s Cunard Liner B«rtn^ariaf wWch Milthe conclusion of tho conference It i.n Walter Matthews and said: are W.-G. TOWN, president ;Enwst the bnvho t t M " * ...... 7 : . outing. Dwyer refused to name the brok­ H. Every, secretary; F. C. Powell wan pointed out no organization wns cd for New York last Saturday, e$t"Walter A. Matthews, until three He plans to leave here the latter rled sufficient alcoholl^ Uquor for fear (n r TE. AMMi.ifS I’ m **' ers against yrhom he Would nsk in­ and F. L. Hills. formed nnd that those attending the AIX-LA-CHAPPELLE, June 21— weeks ago a plnjn-clothcs man on tho junctions or to tell the number that Cixty-six thousand seres of land Gcrmnns hnve nttneked Belgian cyc- conference had no mandate from their West Palm Reach police force last part of this week, probably Saturday return voyage under same lock and for quite a little trip that has for Its would come under his fire. lying between Melbourne and the lista detachment at Siskingniuohlen, organisations to tukc any nctlon. night wss shot and killed by Police primary purpose the delivering of an acal as that employed h* the White The executives of the Commodity Conferences were held yesterday headwaters of the Rt. Johns river are . , near Dortscn in occupied territory acSergeant HJu. JltuJbs, when, accord­ editress June 27 In Chicago at the Star Liner Olympic, which saled yeewith representatives of the New York to be drained. Dredges and terday, it was learned today. ^ , d tfther cor(1,n(r tQ advices received here. It Marketing Associations present were ing to wijnesses Mntthows reached to international convention of the Moose prohibited from affiliating with other Stock Exchange, the. Consolidated mechanlcsl equipment of the P r “ n* Is stated attacking party used firehis hip pocket as If to draw a gun, organization. Governor Hardee, Ac­ Stock Exchange and the Curb Mar­ Construction Company are now in srms but details as to outcome lock­ than co-operative marketing associa­ WASHINGTON. Juns 21— Actusl when he was nsked to get out of an cording to the program of the meet­ entry Into American territorial, wa­ tions, the statement declared. ,Slx of ket. Mr. Dwyer said nine out or transit, nnd construction operations automobile and submit to arrest. Four ing. ing, will also assist officials of that tho eleven officials present reiterated every ten brokers under investiga­ nrc to begin within thirty to sixty shots were fired by Stubbs. \ organisation In presenting the report ters of foreign ship* with sealed allegiance to tho Reconstruction tion by his office had refused to sign days. stores of beverage liquor aboard O IL RBFINEIK8 ARE .. “ Complaint had been made against of the progress and management of League, however. Resolutions nskod waivers of Immunity. Thecxehangc* probably will be awaited by the Uni­ Mr. Shea is in Jacksbnvlllc con­ T1IRBATBNBY BY BIG FIRE that every furmer in the state become Mutthewa that ho had assaulted D. the homo for the aged established had passed roaolytlon requiring their sulting with .Engineer Hills of the ted Stales government before pn* member of the cO-opcrntive mar­ W. Maddox, of 510 PolnSetU street last year near Jacksonville and called nounccmcnt is made to any course to members to submit to examination by George B. Hills Company relative to dir Th* a *««* u ;»4 r****) keting association as well as “ some nnd Motorcycle Policeman Wardci Moose Haven. the attorney general but these rvs<> u- the work, nnd they are anticipating OIL CITY, Pa., Juno 21— Fire be taken on its part. New develop­ class organization of farmers as some who sought Matthews to arrest him. He plans to stop either, going or ment in the liquor, tangle la tha ap­ tions were criticised recently by completion within record time. Mr. caused by explosion threatened 12Stubbs joined Warden on Banhan S* District Attorney Banon as having no Rhea has recently visited the district acre oil refinery of Penn. American lalwring men join trade unions to where Matthew* was f«und seated coming ,at Atlanta to visit hla sis­ parent determination by tome f#rter and while there will probably ign schooner# to test tha strength “ teeth" In them. Mr. Dwyer said he to bo drained nnd preliminary work Refining Company at Rouscvlllc near make their force felt." In an automobllo with two friends. take a peek in at the Georgia legis­ here, but finally extinguished with was loath to continue his Investiga­ on the grounds hss been completed. of the ruling. . ,„ .t• "Matthews Is said to havo refused lature which will be In session, and tion unloss tho brokers could bo made The plot to be drained has been sur­ loss estimated at a $100,000. It was state officially .M»ht « to get out of the car at the command which .according to advance notices of conferences undoubtedly would be veyed and the canal routes laid off. to sign waivers. _____ _ of Warden. Worden then requeated will be trying to abolish ts tax held before Secretary Mellon •••T** HEAT CAUSES ONE Stubbs to go to tho other aldo of ths As for that matter, however, Presi­ ' Attention is called to the fact that cqualter. In that event, Florda'a Saturday for an extended trip to.IJoDEATH IN CHICAGO the contract for the drainage of Cfl(car and as Warden opened tho door dent. Harding hopes to cut some ice chief executive could tell them how rope. Both Mr. Mellon end Secretary 000 acres is the largest ever lcV in on the aide near him to pull Matthews cn route before he gets to Alaska— it is NOT done, If he chose to do so. Hughes ere out of the city, but gra CHICAGO, June 21.—One death Florida, and, probably, one of the out, ns he explained It, witnesses say WASHINGTON, Jude 21— CommUHe also plans to visit his other sis­ Ajiaconda Standard,. ___ and several prostrations was ascribed expected to be back here tq^np- . largest in the United States. ( Con­ that Matthews leaned hack and made sloncr General Husband of the Immi­ ter living in Minneapolis before his to the heat today. The death brought In the absence of the iecret*ri#s. a threatening motion to hla pocket tracts for tlie North St. Lucie river gration service asked Solicitor for I-awhereupon Stubbs fired four shots. return home. Altogether, It Is ex the subordinates ware reluctant to drainage district, although covering [ha fatalities of the present heat bor deportment fur opinion as to peeled he will be absent from tho discuss the plans of the Whate Star greater acreage, were let in ,cc* wdavo to 14. The temperature at whether under existing Immigration Three of tho shots took effect in Matthews stomach. A fter a alight captisl 10 days or maybe two weeks. liner Olympic and the French ships llons. The Canal Construction Com­ noon was B8. law steamship companies could lie re­ pause, witnesses say, according to the Paris and Rochambeau, to bring scal­ pany also was In charge of Dili r/ork. quired to provide detention facilities police, Stubbs fired a fourth shot Proceedings relative u» the .voting IIEKGDOLL OUT ON ed liquor atores lain New York har­ AND NOW 1IAVB MONEY FOR A $10,000 BOND for Immigrants now being detained at which struck Matthews’ right band and issuance of the bond issue were bor. Many speculative IIUILDING AND SMALL Ellis Island under heavy expense to "Matthews gasped,‘ police esy, re­ validated by a special local bill pass­ were put forward and Interest Ip Jpf LOANS. ’ the government. Proposal was sah ( P i Tk* AasosJatsW Preos) marked “ that’s ell right," end fcl ed at tho recent session of tho Flor­ whole ssituation again KANSAS CITY. K»n«*. J“no 2l-— was answer of Immigration service to for It was generally recegnWM Officers of the Sanford Mortgage ida legislature, and the sale of the Erwin R. Bcrgdoll was arraigned late attack mode Ih British parliament hack dead," .The vociferous evidences of ap­ the action of the fereign shipping in­ bonds completes preparations for the If tho Welter Matthews 1* Charles yesterday on methods o f housing Im­ Loan Company state that as a result yesterday before Federal Judgo Abra Matthews, formerly of this city, ho proval bn the part of two unsuspecW terests undoubtedly would bring • % 8. Vanvalkcnburgh on a charge of migrants at island. o f the rapid progress made in dis­ actual construction. wss well known hero where he served ing audiences—one on the Atlantic tera to n head. , posing of tho unsold portion of their When they see by ( wireless, as s conspiracy to escape tho draft laws for eome time on the police fores end and the other on the Pacific coastTreasury officials said they did not capital stock, the company i* noW *n scientist predicts, what will become end was released on $10,000 bond INVENTORY SPECIALS left no doubt In the rolnde of review­ export a policy could he fresmd In was In tho reel estate buelneee end FRIDAY AND 8CATURDAY a position to furnish funds In eon* « ' of tho nice o|d business conference ,|g9ed by tho United States Fidelity other lines. He resided here for sev­ ers present that “The Pilgrim," the advance ef Secretary Malleus deH r* rrable amqunU for local home bu il* held around the “ kitty" T -N e w York and Guaranty Company with Lhead ~‘ In this Issue Is a half page adver­ eral yean and at one time was an am- First National attraction that will be ture for Europe. - ; ' » quartnrp In .paltimort.. Ing operations. <Jt *• •hown again tonight at the Princess Burt and Globo." r " ' It was poiatod out, hagavqr, that tisement of Yowell A Co., calling at­ ployCc of the Atlantic Coast Une. are also prepared L> handle a Urge Theatre for tho last time will be a there U ground for halUf Uni U a ' , ROTARY INTERNATION tention to the Inventory Specials for volume,of small lo»«“ through U>rtr TALLAIIA88BK KIWANIB close rival of "The Kid" for flrat hon­ American government , ,, CLUB W ILL BE STARTED OPENS 14T11 MEETING Friday and Saturday of this week. department maintained for the pur­ ors among all of Charles Chaplin’s JIY BIG CBLBBR4TION Sheets, spreads, silks, suitings, long such beverage liquors aa pose of financing those In need of im­ productions. •might And aboard foreign ST. LOUIS, .Jitn*. f llLr-Welfare cloth. toweU, ginghams, ratines, cot­ mediate funds. . , _ . . In theatrical pasiance, "The Pil­ m * The a —■**■!*• •**•••*. , side the three mile limit. F ro m & e foregoing and Judging by jrk In behalf of, the crippled chil­ ton goods and many other specials grim" was given unannounced pre­ TALLAHASSEE. June 21.— A de­ dren and whether w irtM clubs shall too numerousto mention. However, street corner conversation, it U evi­ On tha other hand, views recontly at the Gotham Thea­ finite date, June 28, has been set as dent thgt tho people of Banford and become admlnUteflng Instead of ad- If ypu want some real bargains go to BIG MEETING AT WASHINGTON tre, New York, and at another theatre the treasury wore U» a A* the time for the infant KiwanU c ub what would be the out vlaory as now* tohstTuetid were before YtoweU's Friday and Saturday of this Seminole'* cMihty haw avrakened to in Los Angeles to "try it on the dog “ DECIDES ON MIAMI AS here to shake „ off its swaddling Rotary organUatkrti here today, in week and get them. 2 , need Which has bo long exlsUd More than *300 persons saw It at the American agent brok* WM clothes and receive its charter., DoyU PLA C E hXe for a ttrtmg bome-bulldlng and 140, annual convention. Suggestions Getham. The spontaneous enthusiasm of a foreign government | Carietos, of Tampa, district fo rtrn o r The Herald for first dess job work. Aaancinf corporation, of this charachave been m **, that Rotary Interwith which U waa received la the East tort the special stores uf of the'KiwanU dubs, has notified lo­ nationhl assume the welfare work WASHINGTON, June 81— Miami and West Indicated that Chaplin had c i officials that be will be able to among the crippled children through CHURCHWELL’S 14-DAY SALE. was selected as tho 1924 meeting turned out« new classic. Thcre, are alwaya aurplu. funds NEW YORK, come hare on that date for the pre­ Church well's Fourteen Day Sale b opinion," said this ( the International Society for Crip­ “The Pilgrim," in which Charles available here fo r £ place of the International CIvltan sentation. . t pled Children. . The society U. com­ the big thing just new. GburchweiPs Association. Ernest Greenwood of plays ths role ef an escaped convict er thing to do in to • sound home enterprises o ff^ferTd J* The local cluh plans to make a big I sthe place to save money all the posed mostly of Rotations. local metu On the other h*h£ th Washington, representatives la the who, much against hb will, la forced evenT of the occasion. Clubs in president Obrfgon of the Mexican time but during this sale U will be Unitetd 8tatee of InUroalonal Labor to poee aa a preacher, la la f**l»™ required for people o f^ fn fo rfl and Seminole ~unslow v te M P F iw ,nd tb* J*ck‘ on; republic, has issued an Invitation by another saving on top of the regular kaa* ty' have tlm Office established by the League of length, being four reel#, snd, it b outline o r viUc oigsniistion have been |nvited letter to meet in Mexico City In 1924. saving and this will be saving them it has s u rf* to lntoree| president. do not to come here for theaffalr. The ban­ The Texas RotsrUru are sajd to be ■tune. Glance over the bargains In Nations, we# elected foreign i Steokton Broom* of Jacksonville, was and comedy development of quet table will be sot for 15<k 1 upportlng the southern republic in this issue and note the prices and go the comedy c'jfitribule •sTv! elected a member of InterneItnoU anything yet local club was organized sere and in which U ejd fort"to obtain the next conven-jto ChurehweU’a while this big tale la comity."^* for the screen. their own months rigo and now has some board of directors. . . , ■ • ip h«lon.. members. • ’ ’ •” ■ erg of unknown integrity and ability. Plan Construction of Drainage Canals Charles Matthews Killed by West Palm Beach Officer Germans Attacked Belgian CyclistB Near DoTtsen Immigrants Detained Must Be Provided for at Ellis Island Mortgage Loan Co. Haft Great Success in Selling the Stock Chaplin's “PHarrim” Proves a Riot at Pre-View Miami Selected For 1924 Meeting In­ ternational Civitans mm -i �___ h^;V3<Tii .2. » ! . '■• u.*; ;, , ■ ; . « iV**: L*.Al;l *. i “»A3i l' ,*.J THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1923 PAGE s n t We * will move, wo will crate ntid FR ID A Y N IC IIT FOR T IIE nENEstudio of Mr». Fannie Strmhrldgv ship your hbusehold good*; or Wo Will F IT (IF DB.MOLAY, BAN- ' Munson, la it Saturday afternoon, a't store them until yotl need tberii. Call •la o'clock. • fO R ' CflAPTE R . • ' 498. 63-3tc A vocal duet was sun* by Misses MRS. FRED DAIGEIl. Society Editor Zoe and Fannie Reba Munson, ae. Phone 217-W The Giri from Upper Seven, that Tho dangerous spot lA Wall Street For Florida: Partly cloudy I I r » « h a re a a r f r i e d * v b l l l a c y r a companied by Nestle Stone. Con­ ninde ouch a wonderful hit nt tho is ' tho curb.— Philadelphia ’ > North — If i n are | « l t ( a a r«*h ere a r e e a ila s tonight and Thursday, local haa»e, a r I f paa are ealerfala| aa. w rite cluding the program, Mrs. It. C. McxMrs. J. M. Dawson and James, Jr. thundershowers in South P- |High School auditorium during tho American. . ■ paafal ra re t a lh la depart meat, a lt la a wrll Rave a delightful group of read­ d rlalla, ar telepbaae the llea i. Ii w ill portion Thursday. • pa 'sohopl reason .will be repented nt the . ha»e left for their former home in t ------------4—<----- * ►.9. ings. he a r e a llr apprrelafrO. ttia j High’ fllrrli* School Sv/>lir>nl auditorium ntlrlUnriltm P»*|i|nv The Jatigh of . llletlm.— Friday nlffhl. night, Virginia, where they will be pleasant­ NOTICE, EASTERN STAR. The piano numbers were mostly Not J o .t . M M 'K l M hi Ra Pa p* M for-tile benefit of Sdtrford Chapter, ly located for the summer months. from the Juniors and little folks and SOCIAL CALENDAR Classic. No ona but Chxkn * DeMolny Order. The dlrl from UpJ Scmjnolc Chnpcr will hold n regular f .oy thl, on -------'Included: • * .. . operate his 4>JU at Daytona and wants per Seven Is verjl (Inc nnd ts well Frank Brown, the S^eik of Banana Wednesday—Wedding of Miss Fran- Concert Mnturka .............. Pcssnrd “ to sec bis ninny friends there « t nny worth double the price of admission meeting <>n Thursday evening, June I i>C « pomon’o clothe Lake, Is in the city'today taking a ces Louiro Chappell and Mr. Jack­ Margaret Peters. time they happen in Daytona or Day­ at any tithe. Thu small charge of 21st, 7:C0. Th-rrh will l*c initiation; to n . io b -.n ,, „||| k „ p ,ht>^ rest from-his arduous-duties In the son Pemberton, at the Methodist- Minuet in G .................. Beethoven tons Bench. Mr. Falk is well known fifty cents fhbuld fill the auditorium This will be the. last jpfcling until world happy. A full fogr orange grove. Frank says he will Church. • Lena Belle Hagan. to the SanfoiM public, and they will and you should not make any ether Detobar Lit. All membars nrc re­ Jour reel* that you'll revd i« he wilt have a fine crop of ornngej ; Shepherd's Tale _____ .... support him In his ncw*-ntcrprlsc. H i date fpr Friday night. Tho play Is quested to "be present, ii Novln that human undercurrent, this year. SARAH E. BARKER, Secretary. Mias Bdna Greer o f Now Smyrna is a first class chef and restaurant Bryan Fox. donn.blo clomool „hlch ^ sponsored by Taylor Commnndcry,. r .* 702t Kid a mastcrpieco. Also « .. was the charming house guest of •Polish Dance ...... .......... man and knows the needs of tho pub­ ... Lynnes K/iight* Templar and the public h» The big flag la flying from tho part cotncdyn; fc . *# Miss Dorothy Humph. ’ lic and especially of the local public. Lucilc Echols. assured of nn' evening of entertain­ pole on tho new First National Bank CUT FLOWERS— Ziithlnn. large fldwI j VtIUUIl’ Cradle oOHR Son ........... . Palmgrcn ment as tho local talent know their “ T H E M ErfSENG ER" Luilding and ia "away above every­ 40 A N P O JIA VE BIG TIM E AT crcdf 35c per dozed; Shasta daisies,* W. D. I,cc and Phillip Allen are) ,■» Charlotte Smith, parts hotter thnn ever nnd will bivc thing" in the city. Thfa flog ought 20c r*T dozen -or $1.25 per hundred.] HASBLDENB ON SILVER LAK E spending this week at Coronado Vent Ian Ix>vo Song ..... .... Ncvln the audience a fine play and right to be seen for many miles around Bores. Owen, photographer. 70-2tc Beach fishing. Sarah Wheelia. up to the minute. Friday night nt Sanford. Tho Volturc I.ocnlo of lot Socicte Pnpcr Chase ......... ............. Ijiwton tho auditorium. GENEVA-OSCEOLA nAND Miss Catherine Byrd, who has keen 40 Homme* ct 8 Chevau enjoyed a Marjorie Hoskins. The merchant* of Sahford who arc W IL L H AVE CONCpKT AT the attractive guest o f Miss Dorothy Jolly Teddy Bears ..... big chicken plllnu last night nt Rogers J sr-* not advertising in the Daily llcrsld GENEVA TH URSD AY NIG H T Rtimph, leave* today for her home in Haflcldcn'a on Silver lake, on this Betty Hintcrmlstrr. • are overlooking a gom) bet while the Indianapolis, Ind. <tension three candidate* were initiated Jolly Raindrops Spaulding Summer months nrc here. This I* tho The Geneva-Osceola Band will hold Into thd order, tHe candidates were Louise Hickson.' STOP BACKACHE. KIDNEY tlmo to stimulate trade and make it Mlsa Brenda1 Morrison, Miss Hume Ix-gendc .............. their first concert next Thursday P. G.'s John McNamara, James Huff Tischcnsorf TROUBLE n busy summer. and Mrs. J. N. Whittier leave today night nt lire Town Hall in Geneva and LcRoy ChiUcndcn, after '"tho Emmett Fox Bncknche, Rheumatic • B«ini, W for Daytona Beach where they will March of the Tin Soldicra ...... Fox nnd*everyone in invited to come to initiation swimming wns enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Pnttishnll were headache, tired feeling, too f r * ^ spend a week at tho former's cottage. the ladies who were invited on this Geneva and hear thi* fine band in Willlnm Morrison. among tho visitors to the city today occasion and the entire Socicte of tho concert work. The band haa work­ .urination, discolored or strong o,^ A Fairy Walts ......... Strabbog from Geneva. They arc contemplat­ Rev. A. H. Peck, Mr. Scott, and 4, (land 8. After the swim, Hnnibouc Sarah Maxwell. ed faithfully and need yo-jn/hclp and are symptom* o f kidney « n,| ing taking their regular summer Billie Pitts left this morning in the The First Violet served tho many couples with a large encouragement. Next Thursday night trouble. " I wan always having , Bchr hegirn to Wayncsyilla in a few weeks former's car for New York, where portion o f rcul chicken pillnu. Ola Peake. nt Geneva. backache which caused me great inf. where they will spend the summer. they will visit friends. Vnlso ................. —....... Spindlrr Everyone • present said that the feilng," writes Mr*. Fi-her, Medford] a Elizabeth Whltncr. pUlau was tbe Itcst that they had SOCIAL A T CR YSTA L LAKE. Mas*. "Could not sleep ami „t time* The^ Eight Men nnd Forty horses D. C. Wagner of Kissimmee wns Rondo cle Archea ---Corn-one Them In going to be a social at I could not stand straight. Tried )’*. ever tasted as llnml>ono is well were standing nil over the grounds among the out of town guests attend­ Kebeeca Stevens. Crystal -Lake tomorrow evening ley Kidney J'ills nnd found relief." versed In the art of tanking chicken nt Crystal Iaikc last night nnd *cving tho Whltncr-Kumph wedding yes­ A March (Nut Crnekcr Suite).......... (Thursday), June 21st for the benefit Stop liacknehe, kidney and. bladder pillau. A fter everyone had sutisfled crnl candidates were stumped upon terday afternoon nt Holy Cross of the Lutheran church of Upsaln. troubles with Foloy Kidney Bills. Sold .............................. Tsehaikowsky their hunger the dance started nnd nnd sny this morning that they could Church. There will be for sale ice cream, cake, everywhere.— Adv. Pearl Robson. wns enjoyed until a late hour when not hold the Forty Horses nt alltoffee, ice cold Icmonndo. Come young Dr. Hasclden presented all of the G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch K). they Just ran wild nil over them. Sidney Chase of Jacksonville In INTKItKHTING WEDDING AT und old and bring your wives and pert, C1G South Orange, OrUmlo, O*. Indies with a boquet of beautiful roser •pending a few days here with home sweethearts. , 70-ltp HOLY CROSS CHURCH cut from tho large rose bush that he 4 21-tfe W. R. Frier of Douglas, Gcnrgin, folks, coming down to nttend the The Holy Cross Episropnl Church ha* cultivated after ninny years into nnd his son nrc among the visitors marriage of hi* cousin, Benjamin was the scene of at) interesting wee­ being one of the most beautiful o( to the city today being the guests of Whltncr and Mlsa Dorothy Humph. ding yrntcrdny nfternoon at five its kind to Ite found in the stnte. This Sanford, friends. Mr. Frier I* the Amcrirdn nnd o'clock, when. Mlsa Dorothy, Ixjc SKABItKRZK. rose bush is one entire cluster of European Plan Mrs. 1* Rue Bliss, Mrs. McCulloch Humph, became .(he bride of Mr. editor of tho Dougin* Enterprise hut o f roses of tho deepest red nnd is a f l o b ib a and daughter Elisabeth, and Miss Benjamin Frnnklin Whitnor, Jr.,- the liken Florida no well that he is con­ thing of rare beauty. Ye.-t, it*K pleasant to have After each Ono block from Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. Summer rates Parkhill o f Orlando were among tho ceremony performed by Rev. A. 8. templating locating in the state some Indy had received a laiquct the party your baking done— if it’s done — Room. $1 per day and up; $5 per week nnd \ip. Special out of town guosts attending the Perk, in the presence of numerous time in the nenr future. ndjourned nnd started back to San­ in our bakery instead o f in week-end rates.---------------Every room haa running water. Whltncr-Rumph wedding at llply friends and relatives. Tho pure., . . ford in the many cars that brought your own home. Those who have been watching the food ingredients of our bread Cross Church yesterday nfternoon. Stately palms in graceful arrange­ the party out, Everyone saying thnt Inka recently say. that the water is and pastry thoroughly mixed ment formed the background for they had never before had such n falling sonic now and if the rains nnd baked with expert okill MIHH COUGHLIN ENTERTAINS. pedestal basket* holding Shasta good time nnct so ideal n place to bring to you r home the acme Miss ,Trudlo Coughlin wus the daisies and asparagus ferns. On the cease for a wljile the lake will noon hnvc n good time nt llaseudcn's on o f the baker’s art when you. charming hostess last evenlug. when altar were ferns. and palms, inter­ resume its normal height. High wa­ Silvor'Lnko. order our goods by name. she entertained nt an informal mu­ spersed with cathedral rundlchrns ters wnters will make the work of sical nt the home of Mrs. Vivian holding while burning taper*. The the boat basin nnd dock more d iffi­ All colors— Tinta ns you rinse— The dye powder, used like bluing. Speer, on Palmetto avenue. pew* reserved for the families and cult* S . DIAM O ND , P U T N A M , W H IT E X A N D R IT The rooms were beautifully deco­ intimate friends were fastened with *•* CATTANKO SELLS TO FAI.K rated with wicker basket* filled with daisy ehnins caught with flufTy iulle v Hhysta daisies and ferp*. . bows. II.|Cnttanc<) has nn announcement During the ovening a' lovely n»u*leBefore the entrance .of the bridal < (Ur Th»AiWM)lnua .................. •Phone 325: A T L A N T A , Gu., June 20.—Asa G. ■I program was rendered. Messrs. party, an appropriate program of in this issue stating that he has dis­ -The Ytcxall Store Joe and John Graham gave a group nuptial music was rendered by Mrs. posed of his Interest* in the Valdez Candler, Hr., 72, capitalist of Atlanta, .o f solo*, and Miss Coughlin also sang Fannie Stcinbridge Munson, organist, Grill to A. Falk and asking fof tho and founder of t^te Cocoa Cola Com­ continuance of this business for Mr. pany, wns mnrried here today to Mrs. a very charming solo. ussisted by Miss Edna Greer, of New Falk. Mr. Cattivneo will continue to May Little Hngln, 35, stenographer, I-ate in the evening the hostess Smyrna, violin. Miss Greer’s num­ with officers in the Candler build­ assisted by Mrs. Speer served delici­ ber* were "That Old Refrain" (Kreisbride as maid of honor, wearing a ing. Immediately after ceremony ous Ice cresm and rake. * ler) and "To a Wild Rose" (Mac-. The guests of tho evening were Mr. Dowell and llolTrnnn). The Bridal lovely gown of orchid georgette, with the couple left for Washington. and Mrs. Vivian Speer, Mr. and Mr*. Chorus from laihengrin, wns used as panels of tiny ruffle* « f white lace, NEW ORLEANS, June 20.— M**rA. ( ’. Ilrnndt, Miss Margaret Muller, prort-ssionnl and the Wedding March worn with a fushln ribbon girdle. Her Qncxiinn Debouchel of Now Orleans, hat of orchid georgette with velvet Meitars. Jot- anil John (irnhnm, Frank by Mendelssohn was used ns reces­ plnlntilT in hnl (million dollar breach flowpra of harmonizing shades. Her Doherty and Charles Mohr. sional. During the ceremony, "I flower* were pink Russell rosps tied tif remise slander suit against Asa Love You Truly" (Carrie Jacobs G. Candler, Sr., stated, when inform­ with wide pink riblmii ami tulle. CKCIL1AN MUSIC CLUB. Hoad) was softly, played with the ed of marriage of the Atlanta cap­ Tho ushers were Sidney Chase nnd The Cccllian Music ('lulu gave ii violin obligato. . italist: "1 knew nothing whatever Edward Humph nnd the groom wns beautiful Twilight Progt am in the Miss Catherines Byrd, attended the nttcaded by Knndull (Hinse ns bent of it nnd In-ing entirely unconcerned in it of course could not stry any­ mnn. The bride, who entered with her thing about,' she said. "I" S O C IE T Y THE WEATHER : -Friday and Saturday. V *! Where the Pavcmcnl Ends” An ugly cut ? MENTH0 UTUM is antiseptic gtntly helps' healing. IT ’S PLEA 5AN 7 mm, HOTEL RAYMOND N i ■ Asa Candler Married Today to • His StenoffraiJher T E- X ROUTH BAKERY SANFQRDM AID r a n r n n R . C . S O W E R 14 Day June Sale! N O C E futhcr, Ctiuiles*Johnson Humph,, by whom she wns given in mnrringe, wn« n picture of girlish loveliness in n licnutifiil gown of white crepe with trimmings of white Spanish Inco, worn with n large white picture hnt of horse hair braid nnd tulle fastened on the shoulder with a cluster of orange blossoms. Her flowers were n shower of bride's roses nnd vnllry lilies. FREE! I Firestone nnd Mlrhelln Hod Tube* with All Curd Tlrcn EXTRA SPECIAL C ilA N T " 15X 1015” IIA T T I 5K I 15N F O R FORDS $ 18.00 ‘ :atyBrothers Rhone r»lH- -Sunford, F lorid it r.V ’ It is O u r Constant A im to brlnu before the public eye the quaUtlen und merlin thnt yeentunte tho OAKLAND’S Nuuerlority, Il’n ulmont super­ power of climbing nnd faking the graden without excenaive consumption and itn rrmnrknbleerjptposme under trying con. wmm_______ mi dltiona are but of the few pulnlH Ktrongly emphnnired in itn road test. "A auper car" Kuy* the uutom oblllst and he’it right. ' Oak A venue and Third Ktrsat T ----------------*--------- SA N FO RD , FLORIDA Immedlntely following the cere­ mony, the hsppy couple left for n trip to North Carolina nnd other points where they wilt spend several wreka. After July fifteenth they will be nt homo to their friends nt their new home on Myrtle nvetuic. Mrs. Whltncr is traveling in-a smart costume of midnight blue can­ ton crepe with trimmings of grey. Her chic hnt nnd other uccrsoric* alsu being o f grey. He wrap is of blue canton crepe with lining of grey. The brhlc ia tho lovely daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlcs Johnson Humph, and is very popular in social circles. She I* a graduate of S. 11. S. '19 and Woman's College at Talla­ hassee, '23, and |>os*rsae.* exceptional grario-.itna»s nnd charm of manner which has made her a favorite with a host of friends. Mr. Whltncr is Oic son of Mr. B. F. Whltner and is a member of one of Sanford's oldest and most prominent families. He attended University of Florida at Gainesville. He is also well known in business and social circles, and is County Agent. The latge number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Whltncr will Join in wishing the.tnsvery future happiness. Among tbs out of tu*arn guests were Mr. and Mrs. K. La Rue Bliss. Mrs. Goosge E. McCulloch and daughter Elisabeth, Deaconess Parkhill and MJss Kli^tUdh Hand o f „ Oilgndo. Mi's Edna Greer of New Smyrna, ijnil P- G. Wagner of itis.-dinmrc. ■g. t il Saves You on the little things, as well the big things CLAY AWAY THE YEARS Apply Boncill* Beautifier catmic clay to your face, and rest while It dries, then remove and see and feel the wonderful difference in the color ond texture ol the •kin. S Guaranteed to do these definite things for the (ace or money refunded. Clear tho complexion and give It color. Lilt out tbe lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. ___ . pli Close enlarged pores. Rebuild Iscial facial tis­ sues and muscles. muscles, 'fMake *' “ suit the skin and smooth. •$ You cantobtain regular sites from your favorite toilet couniw. If not, send this ad. with tOccntstopbncilla Labor,iiutics, Indianopohs, Indians, (or a Inal tube. M | ------ - , -; FOR CONSTIPATION Black-Draught Recommended by an Arkanaai Farmer Who Haa Used It, When Needed, for 25 Years. Hatfield, Ark.—Mr. O. W. Pirsqos, a well-known termer on Roule I, this piece, "1 keep Black-Draught In my home e time. It Is the best all-around medicine I have ever lotutd lor the liver and tor constipation. We began using it 25 qr more years ago sad have used It whenever needed elnce. I hare never found sny other medicine ss good for constipation, and that was whet I suffer­ ed with fill I began using Black-Draught. Black-Draught corrected this condition, aod now we use it for the liver and tor indigestion—e tight and Bluggtsh feeling' alter meals, tor bad taste to the mouth and sour stomach. ' "M y wile uses It tor headache and biliousness. It seta oa oar sheM and we don’t let it get ouL It has been a great help to ua. I believe a great deal ol sickness is caused by hurried eating nnd copstipstioo, and Black-Draught, U taken right, wlU correct tide condition." • , Oct Thuffani'tf the original and only genuine Black-Draught pewgered Uver Sold everywhere. NC-150 M LADIES’ GAUZE VESTS, at, each .......................... 10c CHILDREN’S WASH SUITS, nt, each ............................ 75c KOHINOOIt DRESS CLASPS, at, per card' 8c 11A Ik NETS, at, each I'EN OR PENCIL I ABLETS7 at, each ............ ............;.:..8c MIKADO PENCILS, at, each GOOD UfeA'RL BUTTONS,'at, per card ........................... 8c HAIR PINS, at, per box ...... 1c SAL E l Y PINS, at, per card BRASS DRESS PINS, at^ per paper ........................................... ;... 4c J. & P. COATS’ THREAD, at, per spool SILK THREAD, at, per spool U1C-KAC BRAID, at, per hunch . 8c _ - -y— r.i Vi,- ~ ^ V J * p v t M U I I L I I ...... ^ CHILDRF:N’S SOCKS, at per pair------------------- ' 19c »#*••••♦•**•** ••*"T j x 1 HE L A D IE S ? S A N IT A R Y R U B B E R " B R A S S IE R E S . a C e a c h ~ 3 Z 7 " ' . ~ ~ — First Street . ..........." r...... ^ �o rfo i i in v mu a t »utyvi. iu wiiMttwb kdttwU ytftBr t kj The Herald Printing: Co. y ro u m iiea i Raisa Mads Ksews AfpIlealUi Wo fall to aoo why the big howl nbotrt th* Ixjvjnthan being fitted out and ' given a irlal trip to llhij B«rmudaa. To our notion it la^tho finest bit of ndvcrtlying that the American Shipping Hoard has had in many moons. Arc the two parties com­ posed of men so unpatriotic that they do not want to see n good ship like the Lev Inlhnn fitted out and launch­ ed and give the proper publicity? A HEAL MAN, THE SANFORD DAILY IfERALD,: — ■ A w Ir io M \ W A N T A G E VyWINATCD^ M in p A .S A iP H E A t t < w DKttfl » KHE HEVER HAD H D ^ P lS E A S E S jf'/ -----= pott’r ____ J NOk)l SONMY - C O t V O P . . YWH'SLEEVe AHO W%*LL*«E ■mw?u<w « i » * a • ^ " I f j r r r (fW 'W cb lih jalto n few weeks ago placed nh ad in the News giving a description o f a small piece o f pro­ perty ho had Hated for sale. A few days ago he received n letter from n Darly in Galveston, Texas, asking about tho place and n subsequent let­ ter indicates that a sale is going to be made nnd that a new settler for this section hns, been obtained. Advertising in real newspaper me­ diums brings results nnd nometimes from places whecr one may least exOnly n feat days ago n De_______ relutfiing from Miami cited how bltr tMilty 'developments had been put’ 6Vcr kdcccksfully in the Magic City and the main wedge used was newspaper advertising. Miami and St. Petersburg undoubtedly carry more realty advertising in thelf daily press than any other cities in the South nnd tho census tells the story. — Dr Land News. Will You Back Yourself to Win? *' ** If you will not, how can you expect anyone else to do so? The people of this world usual­ ly rate a man by how he rates himself. » Every time you, add a dollar to your interest-bearing: account, you back yourself to win." * *. .... Undep.'thc * nbqve heading, the Apopka ' rtilef 'prints nn interesting cdltdflat sketch o f Hon. Charles D. Halves,, o f Altamonte Springs, one t ■ * 1 “ lT) " « I ! 'tl . , of thq notable men from other states who hilt* Ideated In Florida, and who are contributing so largely to the growth and prosperity of the state. The Qhlof says: aMIBMBKn T « k ‘ ASSOCIATED PtlKSH Th# AasorUtwl Praia Is ■oxclunivslr Thq Chief todap yrlnls on its first lltlM to tLa uss (or rapubl lea (loti of L H a s dispatch** credited to It or page a fine picture of one of its fam­ aot othtrwlso creditad In this paper and also tha local nsws published ily of readers and friends— Former aoral a. All rights of ra-publlcatlon of spoclal Beprossntatlve in Congress Charles "A L T O OWNERS MUST POSSESS dispatches herein are alao raasrvod. D. Haines, of Altamonte Springs, SANFORD F L O R ID A CERTIFICATES" OfllMI IIBttALI) ntllLOINU. Pfeoas l«S one whose hospitality the |teople of Deposits on Ford Savings Plan received here. I (otflte A.lv-Mltln* hapiaaaw Apopka have enjoy'cd on more than I THE AMERICAN I’Rf-'i') ASSOC That is the title of nn nrliclc in one occasion. Frequently it has been the Fort Myers Press. All right their privilege! to journey to the Every nuto owner who hns paid his snug little theater on his fine estate l*J2.*l license fee hns his certificate. and .enjoy entertainment thero pro­ It came to him with his tag. There is PHI'S SNOUT PU T TO Leesburg is now n Bird .Sanctuary. vided, always free to all, and usual­ POSTPONE ACTION ON nothing more due until the first of Good for Gilbert I^eath. He can now ly prepared for neighboring commu­ WORK BY FARlrf INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. MISMANAGEMENT CHARGES the coming year. have plenty of “ chickens," LABOR SHORTAGE nities. This Sort of genuine eutnmu AG AINST DOCTOR EVANS If one rents a house for a year at . . .■ . o---------nity service, unique in its way, has n stipulated price .and the rent Is (R r Tfcc Aaaualntrd I’r m l Prohibition forces aro being chnngcaused nil the people hereabouts to ELECTRICAL POWER AV A ILA B LE A T L A N T A , Ga., June 20._WithADVERTISE TIIE STATE OF CHICAGO, June 20.—The snout of paid in advance, what legnl right has ed for tho good of the order. A | |ook upon Congressman Haines ns FLORIDA. the owner to tell the occupant to at the pig hns been put to work by the drnwal of Colonel William J. Simchange here arid there is nlwnys their friend and benefactor,! even once pay him an additional t<n per farm lubor shortage, and the saying monn nnd Dr. Caleb A. dlidlry froffl good. In nn address at tho commence­ though they have never cojVie to When the Sanford Klwaninns came cent—or even five per cent? The that everything of the pig is used but the session and postponement of ment exercises of Ix>higli university know him pehsunnliy. His b ig‘estate home from the national meeting at man occupying the home would his squeal no longer holds entirely tion on charges 'id tnirmaniigemtiil Dispute over ■ mule at McClenny recently William S. Murray, chair­ is just over the Ornngo county line, Atlanta they said the one thing that flaunt his lease in his face, nnd tell good, says the National Institute of against IIhpel ini Wizard H. \V. Evan, caused the deslh of n mnn. Wo never in Seminole county, and so Apopka man of the super power survey cum- stood out above all jUJiers at the con­ featured the first day of'the special him precisely where to get off. The Progressive Farming. saw a mule yet that wns worlh u man missjorrtif the United States geologicis not only proud to call’ him friend, vention wan the manner in which measure could not betermed retroac­ even if it was a sorry man. The pig now drinks nt automatic call meeting of the gloncifitimof the nl survey, the waste of coni where but neighbor. And this feeling is California people advertised Califor­ tive, but it may be figured ns retro- waters nnd manipulates self-feeders Knights o f the Ku Klux Khn hm ehnracteristie; of alb Florida, for he electrical power, secured through tho nia— not by cities or sections but the > LaFollettc will Pol father the Third grafting. ol.t the request alone. If with his snout, whirl) he formerly yesterday. is one. of the stnto’s biggest men, use o f great water courses, could be whole state stood together. It wns Party. We hope not. His actions Definite action in the Evans rut the legislature had desired to do any­ used to root up pastures nnd emit used, was deplored. Mr. Murray de­ who has deigned to put aside the not Los Angeles or Snn Francisco nr thing in this line the members should loud squeals. He need no longer root is expected Wednesday . Eleven of during the war- would not give him picted a new era in which electrical highest political honors that lie might Sacramento but CALIFORNIA. The hnve made the additional thievery to the ground or squeal when hungry, the .fifteen members of the kloncithe support of uny loyal Americans. serve his fcllowmnn in n manner power will be distributed from great Shriners in Washington found the begin with the commencement of the the incentive having been removed. lium are reported to be favorirp the ■' o thnl tins seemed to him most fitting. central companies for tho various same thing nnd we suppose our. IloSanford offers the boat induce­ 1U2I license. The law i sn foolish A certain amount of time and labor exoneration of the imperial winri uses of industry nnd utility in this "Accompanying the picture on our ments for foreign capital of nny rity Emperor Simmons am! Ilr. Ridlty, country. Mr. Murray, emphdtic in tnrinns at St. Ixiids will see the same one, nnd can not lie enforced; nnd also wns eliminated by the hinre sim­ In tho south, Konl development is first page today is a simple story of his protest against government won- tiling demonstrated nnd will bring those who voted it did so on the im­ plified way o f feeding and watering. imperial kludd, nnd two other memJust starting .here ami the investor this man's life. It tells how he made crxhip nnd operation of utilities of buck the same story. It is time that pulse o fthe moment, or were sadly Tho .consumer, tho Institute says, hers o f the kloneilimn, who nre said his own way in the world until he can get In on the ground floor. this or other kinds, Is quoted ns hav­ Florida advertised FLORIDA anil tint misled.— Pidutkn News. benefits materially with better pork to lie insisting that the Evans *dcame to lie a builder of railroads and ---------- o---------Sanford ,nr Orlando, or Jacksonville ing said: products the more general use of ministrntion be condemned arc re­ A Washington Inventor now sends otigrr public bntcrpriscs, how he be­ or Tampu. Tile Jacksonville Journal WHERE HAPPINESS IS. "God protect the prosperity of our sanitary Concrete wallows or baths ported to have bolted the session snys: .. ' . movies by radio. We do not know came mnster of finance, a bunker and nnd automatic hog-oilers which tend t *,nr,'V nfD*r its convened, country if wc do not tight to the last Ed Lnmbright, ansocinto editor o^ Just how ho dues it but that makes a national figure of great prominence "Californians Inc., the organization drop of our blood these political prop­ to decrease hog disensea formerly no difference in the success of tho along many llpcs. lie could have formed for the purpose of advertis­ tho Tampa Tribune, is » word paint­ contracted W "the IFndititAinl' ' Wi\d- R A IN . SAVES. FROM agandists who, under the guise of been a candidate, had he said the .Invention. ing CsdifnfJifa. completes its first er. We have just 'been rending; n >VtdfiiYZs, In fact tile hogs roil(lily DEATH NINE MEN * w orafor tho highest office within tho that misleading term ‘public owner­ ---------- o — » ...... dv&tia this month. It fun picture of his which makes us take to tho “ eonyrtu tylllfi'V in'V 'cship’ or ‘power at cost,’ advocate that year o f advertising !' CAUGHT IN FIRE gift of tho American people. He • President Harding intends to make feel almost glad wc nre poor. Noth­ wc turn over the ch-ctrlc utilities of hns been so ^ugrcstful already that ferenoe to the Old rttull Itadios; probably could be the candidate of the president's Job his life work. He ing hna ever been written which we the nation to the government, Gov­ other states ale pieparing to follow Another item'which makes for, a I DULUTH, Minn., June 21.—-Hem* has sold his Marion paper and dis­ the' Democratic party next year for regard as more beautiful tfian tifii; tile example. {There ip now n Geor­ ernment was never meant to own or healthier and more profitable .pig, ' mod in on nil sides by a raging lirudi posed of other property interests and Vice-President if ho would let his "It is not likely if one were sent gians Inc., Inukrhed to promote the operate or to control business. The says,‘the Ihstltule. is the more gen-'firc nitfe men engaged in fightirg fire has promised that if he Is allowed to friends have their way. He is not industrial development of Georgia. out tu discover a perfect example of fourth stage of electric utility ex­ crul ndvnnhfgo'taken o f -tho-process-along tho -l-one river in the vjcinity run ngaln he will not have nny thing likely to do this, much ns his Florida pansion is ahead. Tin- electric utili­ Washington, Oregon, Utah and Colo­ happiness he would seek it in sur­ whereby the hogs nre turned into the of Echo Lake, were saved fiiutrui-alh friends and others throughout the to tako his mind off his rent work— ties will go out of the power produc­ rado are said Ju lie studying the Cal­ roundings of magnificence. And it is corn fields nnd- allowed to harvest lato-yesterday by the timely arrival that of running the country. Few nution might wish it. Congressman tion business and receive wholesale ifornians' movement with particular still more unlikely that he would while feeding thcmsclVes. Thousands o f ;i heavy rainfall, according ‘to i country newspaper men get a ehanco Haines Is a mnn of unusual parts, find it there if he did. Towers and electric energy from the great power interest, o faere.s of grain are harvested in telephone message from tho ttate at the big gamo ns Friend Wnrron clean as a hound's tooth, Godfearing, domes, stateliness nnd splendor, oje[ ‘‘ According to railroad officials, a companies which will la; entirely out­ this way in'.seud of carrying feed to rangers' station at Orr today. has done and we are glad that he has courteous, generous to a fault, al­ not always evidence of happiness | side of their corporate existence, thus till per cent increase in tourist travel penned up pigs. This also serves to The men suffered slight burn*. I t Tho newspaper men gel so darn ways cheerfully giving aid to every 1within. It docs not. necessarily seek leaving the function of the clef trie during tile winter months and recordreduce the farm labor problem.. ** littlo In this world that it is refresh­ worthy cause, a loyal, cultured, highutilities only to distribute the energy breaking travel to nClifoniin already the architecture of Sir Christopher Where thi i process is used, beans FORT MYERS—J. I- Orr has ken ing to note one single example of minded big American. Is it any won­ so received to the custodiers within under way for the summer utc huge- Wren, nor the paintings of Michel are planted with the corn to permit named city superintendent of public der that Florida is proud of him and ono of them getting a guod salary. ly attributable to the advertising of Angelo, nor the sculpture of Phidiux. tho pig to harvest a balanced nit ion ' schools for the term It'2.:-2I. J. Cot* that tlic Chief is proud to number their riancltised territorial limits." -----------o---------It is nom: often found under the Mr. Murray M oves that the force I the organization. More than 11....... to give a liner ham sandwich to the Jsum ^English was named piincipzl of LAW FAVOUR BOOTLEG GKItH. him as a member of its tribe? bumble roof of the poor than in the III n-spun^i II': ,i„d j iiu|uit it'M have been made in consumer. I the high school. "Just at present the people of South wasted in Die St. Ijtwrence mansion of the aristocrat, more often attractive publicity. The Raya tho f^ikclnnd Ktnr-Telegrnm: Florida are reaching out to tills man Niagara rivers equals more than oneiIn •' lift' is expected to reach 1111,01)0 tin ■ in the cottage of the pearnnl than in "That wa an pretty slick one the liq­ who docs things, and who, like the hundred and fifty million tons of coal, the palace of the king. Its home is month. > uor forres pulled in the Inst session |Master, spends himself in the set vie and his ideas of harnessing the big I ii«* t he heart where love is, where it is “ All of which shows that good ad­ when they had the new seuriii war- o f others, asking ids uiil in the move-j stiearns and supply the "super power not crowded out by other thing*, fur rant law passed, it wan hard enough meat to nationalize the development section" with electric energy are in­ vertising filings i can Its. Then- is I without love for humanity there is no fur the enforcement officers ns it was of the Everglades. He eadopted him teresting. The super power zone is another fact in be considered fiy the happiness. The mines of the world and now thero is not much use to self to them the other day when he explained *lu mean territory bet worn advertiser. Profit from such a cam­ might la* rohlied o f their jewels, make tho attempt. It is going to do jourtieyed to Moore Haven and de­ lloston and Washington and inland paign will be iu proportion to ability landed possessions without limit ono thing, however, and that is nmko livered a brilliant address before the from tile const tine hundred and fifty to back up ads with all the good might lie held, the. "applause nf lis­ tho hauling of liquor by night and Chamber of Commerce in which miles. The sectiuti mentioned is al­ things promised. tening Senates" might be heard, and transferring it from place to pluro iu pledged to give personal elTurt to the ways interested in saving coal—more "What an opportunity for n Flur- all the glories o f pomp utid circum­ — th e y la s t lo n g er the dark n regular professional buil- movement to gain Federal aid in no limit some other sections of the dlan Inc.! ^1 - f j stances lie a part o f one's everyday nraa an dautomnbilcs will become opening up what he termed a 'huge country, but everywhere there is de­ * "Wtyit state call gain more by ad­ experience, yel without the greatest T h e largest la b o ra to ry , devoted to regular high dans traveling saloons. mine of diamonds which will enrich mand for power at low rates. vert isipg the stale as a whole? of all possessions, love and humility, dry cell research, experiments contin­ Tho South needs hydro-electric Where was (ho temperanro organiza­ tho state nnd nation.' At the couelus"W e produce better oranges than true -hnppincits is impossible." uously to wake them "last longer.” tion while thia law was being slipped Ion of the meeting the Chamber of power tyHlevelup her industries and — :------ o----------('idifurnUi, and yet' nt tjic Shrine while inditing some of the force of through the legislature.?" Commerce voted unanimously to ten­ C o lu m b ia H o t S h o t o r C olum bia Wnat Daly sccma-j^i la* finding out convention in ‘Washington, D. it der Congressman Haines the leader­ the rivers mentioned has possibilities is that while nn able states mnn inn> Ignitors are "r ig h t ” fo r your needs. was the California orange that re­ A GREAT HBUTTON. ship in this movement, but he mod­ unmeasured ns yet. Slowly the op­ ceived the advartising. wear a black rhirt not every black H in t ’s why people have the habit of estly declined, declaring that lie pre­ portunity offered in sections where j "California gave away six nr sev­ shirt contains an able state: mnn.— hold streams could lie harnessed to "Tho Tampa Humlny Tribune's de­ ferred to work ns a private in the asking for Columbias.^ en carloads of oranges, each bearing Worcester Telegram. velopment section this week is an in­ rank#, but agreeing to go to Wash­ produce electrieity is being exploited. (a wrapper laM rd California. Columlda'Dry Batteries for all purposes nre sold teresting display of Seminole Coun­ ington at the next session of Con­ The South does not demand tho great "California hail an entire floor in by hardware end general stores, electrical nnd auto ty's present and possible productive- gress ami use his personal influence amount of coal that is required for *?♦ a leading hotel to cany on their udsupply shops, garages and implement dealers. heating and Industrial and other pur­ ness and attractiveness. Sanford td the desired elid. vertitjug. They brought sixteen poses in (he Noith, but coal is higher with 3,000 acres of truck land de­ s I ‘Of late years Mr. Haines has de­ beautiful young women stenographers veloped is the world's largest celery voted much nf Ills time, energy and —and the expense of getting It ham­ shipping point and tho world’s larg­ money, to tulit great Amerirnn- pers progress,in industry at least to to limit .1*' n,,y address requested a U-miliful book on California. a degree. est Initial Icing point. When they i'rotestant orgunizutiun known its "Floridians did' their advertising develop the other 1,000 acre, of the Tho „ f whlch hc |„ thl, M . Florida 1ms an enormous amount b ycilics. They hnve their rivalries same soil that aro waiting there- |ircmo „ 0 M p n (|)0 dM|. of water power going to waste at. this in California, loo, the Various cities To our many friends about, w ell have to go tu some big ger to Americuti institutions and the lime und industries hesitating to cm in that Mate. Hut when it comes to ger planet than the earth It neem. to government Itself in the avalanche of bark in this state because of tip* high and customers: 1 have , „ , . . fmtiomd advertising, they forget find proper comparison.."—T«van*. foreign-inspired propaganda directed cost of power, home day thu en ter-)..,.. , . . purchased the interest .... , |rivalries. They boost for ( nlifornin . Citizen. , . . .. . against a . Protestant America, and prising and ambitious will win ovTr, a sa whole, and Ulelr advertising gets o f Dan Hodges in the sufficient capital to harness nmm of ^ The showing of Seminole County's he 1ms thrown himself into the lead­ . ,, ' . .. ' . t h ee results, results. It isn’t scattered shot. firm o f H odges & Mc­ resource, and of the remarkable ership of a wonderful movement cal­ our bold streams) and w th offers of It lias big IlerUiQ rfftat. trucking development in the vlointy culated to curb ths activities of these hydro-electricity nt low cost there , "It is significant that several hun­ Mullen Barber Shop and o f Hanford aa made in the Tribune enemies o f our public schools and our will be factories and shups springing dred* thounanl vlsjted California . development section -has proved an religion. In a recent issue of the up here ujid Jhore. It is merely n headquarters lit the Fhrtne conven­ will continue to g iv e the same service at the eyy-openqr. to thousand, of readers, Chief wg told something of this work matter of time when this feature uf tion. i* /' wMo had no idea that Florida con­ and published a brief note of warning our ‘resource* will be appreciated.— “ How many outsiders visift-d Flor­ same placet under the tained a town entitled to rank aa tho recently addressed by Congressman Times-Union. ida headquarters? firm name o f McMul­ greatest celery shipping point and Haines to his fellow rountiyinrn on And the Qckluwhn river nnd the "Floridians of course did a lot nf the largest Initial Icing point in the this question. We rrpublish this nil- Econlockhntrhee Creek aro all right good advertising at tho Shrine con­ len’s Barber Shop. entire world. dress today,* in ronnoction with the for water power for this part of vention. They do u lot of good ad­ Thanking you fo r your The facta about Hanford and Semi­ sketch referred to in the foregoing, Florida. vertising iu many other ways.v past business and a con­ ' o ...... nole County as brought out by the in order that our leaders, now that % Vllut It Is hurdly ns well organized tinuance o f same, Old Mount Aetna has buried eleven as it should be. Tribune are calling for. general com they know more of the man who Wish raont and they are merely o part of stands In th eh resell M w eru the towns says late dispatches. "W4* Vwcd the • Floridians Inc., the extensive and ^yatemotlr pro­ Anti-Christ elrmcnt and Chritian wo could hire the old girl to bury Idea." some of the mistakes we see walking a c ullen gram o f this paper for bringing the America, may pcriue it again. --------------- ----------------“ Once more, we rejoice tnat Charles round various cities at various times advantages and resources o f all Flor­ Japanese constitute 42.7 per cent ida ta tha attention o ftha outside I). Haines is a cl tikes of Flqrida and kicking about everything under the of the population of the llnwnlian lali world.—Tampa Tribune. he Is our neighbor and friend." sun. lands. Let this bank help you out. - Peoples ! o f Sanford The real reason fo r buying Columbias Announcement! Columbia Dry Batteries — w. .M M last longer �“The Girt Prom Upper Seve^’ Will Be the At­ traction at High School Trunks baggage transferred, any * ' time, *' anywhere, — Loulng’a g u ic K s e r v ic e .'t r a n s f e r , P h i r n ^ « y < :• Vl^Th-Fd-Sat-tfc Wear Something Over Your Ears and Avoid Any Trouble is called incubation. When this is carried on by a hen is known as natural incubation; When Incubation is accomplished try paeans of a ma­ chine, oven or othfer device It la known ar artificial Incubation. Mao has little control over the re­ productive process In its first stage* except Bo far as tho selectlbit of the breeders la concerned. In the sccohd stage* however,. If artificial Incuba­ tion la practiced, he can, by his meth­ ods of conducting the process, greatly Influence the development and future well-being of the chick. When Fertile In order that eggs shall be fertile the hen that lays them must have been mated with the male. Hatchable eggs are thosa that are fertilited and have vitality enough to inaure the production of a living chick. Egga are usually fertile^Up to and including those laid the ninth day af­ ter the hens are separated from the males. Fertilisation is impossible af­ ter the sexes hnvc been separated for tttelve days or more. Eggs may safe­ ly be counted as fertile after tho males have been wllh the hons for nine days or more. The egga o f all kinds of fowls are more apt to ho fertile during the spring and early summer than at any other time. Fertility begins to de­ the production of fertile eggs is at cline with the commencement of- molt­ the minimum. Tho average produc­ ing, and durihg the fall and winter tion occurs in Jnnunry or soon after. JACKSONVILLE. June 21.— Take a general look at the old awlmmlng hole before you plunge, adjures. Geo. W. Simons, chief sanitary engineer o f the state hoard of health, in admit* ting that the swimming season Is here. If you go in an artificial pool common decency should cause you to take a hath first, Mr. Simons says, and If you find such a pool without (he accompany ahower or some means of bathing before entering the pool, you will confer a favor on the health board by letting it know. There is another thing, too, that bathers generally omit, but which would eliminate a lot o f trouble In many cases, according to Mr. Simons and that is the wearing of n head piece while In swimming. It will save minutes. “ That I. long enough certainly 40 ihinutrs is ample.” th e state Ja rich In Its wntcring places, Mr. Simons points out. The greater part of it is supplied with water from the deep underground water-bearing layers. The water In some areas Is self flowing at the ground surface and in others must hp raised.-* The deep seated waters are bard, being objectionable, to the bofleg;operator and the house-wife, tho latter, because it darkens Her^ilver and hardens her hair. From a hygienic standpoint, however, these watpra aro P“ re * nd ‘ A numbcr cities in the state hnvc within the PMt *°.w ycBn’ installed softening PUnta* "lhe f,r* 1 '* '" * • nt Dn>tofm seVWaljfcar* ago. you heed the assist&hce of A good bank to do business with. We need new depositors in or­ der to increase our business year* PREVENTS INFECTION The greatest discovery in flesh healing Is tho marvelous Borowme, a preparation that cornea in liquid and powder form, lit is a enrobination treatment that not only purifies the wound of germs that cause infection hut it heals the flesh with extraordinary speed. Hod wounds or ruts which take weeks to heal with the ordinary ImimcHta mend quickly under tho powerful influence of this wonderful remedy. • iTico (liquid) 30c, 60c and f 1.20. Powder 30o and 60c. Sold by • * \y. ' ....... Having dealt fairly and safely with others for over 37 years— why not place your account with us to our mutual advantage?' Capital and Surplus, $125,000. • UNION PHARM ACY Sanford, Florida A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTKH, President D. F. W1IITNBR, Cashier Ma n a g e r o f v e t e r a n s BUREAU AT LAK E CITY CONFERS WITH HINES WASHINGTON, I). C„ June 21.— Dr. Roderick W. Drown, manager of tho Veterans* Bureau hospital at Ij»kc City is In Washington in at­ tendance upon n conference cnlled by Director Hines of the Veterans* Bu­ reau for tho pt/rpoxe of discussing certain matters pertaining to the enre and welfare of former world‘ war men. Firestone* nnd Michclin Red Tubes* with All Cord Tires . AVOID THESE SYMTOMS “ I was weak and nervous, had headaches nil the time, and my back hurt so bad I could hardly stoop,” writes Frank Richardson. Perry, Geor­ gia. "Tried Folby Kidney Pills nnd got *relief.’* Backache, rheumatic pains, tired feeling, dull headnehe, ton frequent urination, discolored or strong odor are symptoms of Kidney nnd HInddor disorders nnd demnnd prompt treatment. Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief. Refuse sub­ stitutes. Insist upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.— Adv. S EXTRA SPECIAL 5 G IA N T ‘'EJCIDE" B A T + E R IE S F O R F O R D S E | | ' s . $ 1 8 .0 0 • * Ray Brothers Phone 518 ■ ■■ * * • ! ■- * » 4 ............. u a d H fctiB R M ftB *aaiirtiB aa iita H itftk d a iia *afciiaaa iaM B aa H d R fcili TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR R Friday and Saturday Friday and Saturday 2 DAYS 2 DAYS 81x90 Mohawk Sheet*. For Hummer Underwear, Chock Dimity, Cfltton Jerseys and soft Nainsook, Itose, Pink, Blue, Orchard, Mniso nnd • .While, 80 inches wide, yard— Special 2 days (Only 4 to customer) Rippett Spread, extra good quality, for Friday and Saturday Solid colors in Ratines, Imported, 86 inches wide, in ull col ors. Regular $1.00 nnd $1.25 cloth, yard 15 pieces of white Sport Silk for Skirts nnd Dresses nnd 12 inches wide, Plaids nnd little fine check. Guaranteed fast colors. Spcciiil, yard Baronett Satines, 3G to 40. Values up to $4 yn. Special, yard Soft finished, 36-inch A ll colors, guaranteed fkat to sun and water, yard shades In Mver-riist*Linens,’ nori-cruahable shrunk from 46 to 36 inches. Yard— TWO-pA I SPECiAM . Sanford, Florida Extra large Ilu th Towels For hot summer dresses in all tho light shades, 36 to 40 Inches wide, only a few pieces to close out at, yard— Values $1.25 yard New Lot of Cdttoii Reihnants FRIDAY AND SATURDAY �BOWLING TE bo: REALM OF G YESTERDAY’S RE8UI.TS w k £la*. ■ National league At At At At Braves Score 6 Runs in Nashville Trims 10th and Win, 14 to 8 The Barons by Long Hit Off of Bates PITTSBURGH, June 21.— Going into the tenth inning with the score tied 8-8, Boston made nix runs o ff four hits and three walks, winning n bur­ lesque gome from Pittsburgh yester­ day, 14-8. The score: Boston 301 000 400 0 -1 4 10 1 Pittsburgh .. 301 202 000 0— 8.15 1 Oeschgor, Genewirh, Benton, Bnrnen and Hibson, Hamilton Bagb;y, Mendown, Boehlcr, Ktinz nnd Mattox. Florida State League A t Orlando 4, St. Petersburg 0. A t Daytona 1, Tampa 5.At Bradcntown 2, Lakeland 1. 1 « BASKET BALL. TRAP SHOOTING. ] R . L . S H lr tV Editor BASE BALL NEWS SK SFOOT i S BALL P 81 1„!S T Chicago 1H, Philadelphia 1. Pittsburgh 8, Boston 4. Cincinnati 4, Ilrooklyn 1. St. I-ouls 5, New York 7. BIRMINGHAM, Ain., June 21.— Long hits by Nashville batters off the delivery of Red Bates here yes­ terday "Won the game from the Unromi 7 to 2. - i Score by innings: Nashville ........ 000 102 022— 7 12 0 Birmingham 000 000 111— 3 12 2 Batteries: MrQuillinn nnd KifTcrt; Bates and Robertson. W~^to i to FOR THE MOVIE FAN to to *5 iq k to to to to “S laughter. ' been i i n h r e l to be held »m l III®, same «eill b * lie lU .ln U e -.U il V « x Kehoot IU »lr lc » No./ 6. ( t a k e .M on roe) S em in ole. avenue and- Deer Creek. A dumping C ounty. KlornTsf <0** V rljky,1/® n p 29lh. nenr the Evergreen cefnciery IS>tS, foi* the pun>* an o f d^e'rjntnlnK'groynd di t y/tuc stiail lot trustees o t U1ie ,rr told di«* was l t.c0(-n[-e(j ft, n nuisance severali r t r l t o r thn next auccxedlng tw o ycAra, und the number of. nulls o f d is­ months ago but the commission in had hail trict school tax to lie levied amt c o l­ a. hard time in deciding where lected /or each o f 't h e wild years. T h * fo llo w in g named are stumlnted A SPLENDID FEELDin That tired, half-sick “ , doso ns its is thoroui drives to n ’s ; parts tr splendid feeling of exhilL!;.^ *“put to net ns Inapectors unit clerk at, the an incinerator. _____ *----------- --------- s urecliicts named, within said Special Tax School Itlxtrlct, to hold sul.l elec­ The Daily Herald, 15c per week. ----- m ‘■ k - S ^ S UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida to tion Precinct No. ; (La k e Monro**) Ilcrthn BtfsahelH Lake. A. 8. Itawklna, to Cain. licit, Clerk. Inspiclors nnd (I* urn, * I'rt-rlnct Nn. I, tPuolu) H elm ' Itto Pearaou. Flora P. Karaev. II. W, Hmlth, to inspector* nnd A. Mlnrhew. Clerk. Is further ordered Hist this notice to to to to heIt published In Hie Hulifonl Dull) Boy if you missed Charlie night you missed n dinger. I -------But th(p you can go tonight hi :ice C^arhs Chaplin in four reels •■r JACKSONVILLE— This city’s In­ cinerator problem hits been "met, tho Chapter UTS. L a w s o f I ’ lortiLt. notice In hereby « l v * p that nn election 'tins city commimion having authorized llwr.itil. a newspaper published In Unite County, hut Without said ill*tli,*r*' being nil newspaper, pub* wlthln said tllsttlctl f'*r a pe­ nt tIni— us required by law, he a nil m'dtTsd b f the (k{Ui f o f I’ uhtle Instruct ikBf(County, Flrwldn. in fei ■t Hanford! [*th. 1S23. FlepUUr * ( ;Ytt**day. C . F. H A l itm n . CttnirtnaO. * Attest: t fm P ■;‘ T. \V. 1.AWTON. Pooretary. (Honl of Hoard) ‘ Philadelphia .... 001 000 000— 1 8 4 Cltnrlcs stars in “ The Pilgrim" nnd G-31— 4- 7- 14-SI -!*•£( Memphis 0, Mobile 4. * Chicago ... . 100 010 02x— 10 10 0 A t Boston .1, St. Louis 1. GUILE, June 21.— Pinch hitting on then ns nn added attraction "The Wolnert, Winters, Behan, Mitchell, The Herald for first class job work. Messenger” n two part comedy. A t Washington 1, Cleveland 5. Hubhcll nnd Wilson, O’Brien; Alexnn. the part of the Memphis team gave A t New York 7, Detroit 9. der, Dumovitch nnd O'Fnrroll, Wirtz. them their second straight win over So it’s one grnnd nnd glorious A t Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3. the Mobile club yesterday, the score laugh ail the way through. Brooklyn ......... 100 000 000—1 5 1 being 0 to 4. Southern League Score by innings: Cincinnati ........ 101 000 002—4 H I And tho guests o f honor tonight At Mobile 4, Memphis 0. Vance, Decatur, Smith nnd Deber­ Memphis •......... 000 003 003—0 7 1 will bo Mr. nnd Mrs. II. JI. Chappell Mobile ....... ..... 000 102 010—4 0 3 A t AUnntn-Chnttanoogn, rain. ry; Benton nnd Ifnrgrnvc. j_____ Batteries: Italy and I-npnn; Acosta, of Celery avenue, amt will see this A t Birmingham 3, Nushvillu 7. mirth-prover without cost to them. ' A t New Orleans-Little Rock, min. New York ____ 000 000 250—7 0 2 Sigma nand Iloving. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN A L L THE YEAR. • New York . 000 040 010—5 11 .7 CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. IIOW TH EY STAND And tomorrow nnd Friday, "Where Nehf, Scott, Jonnnrd, Bentley nnd H arvard Rallies in 9th — the Pavement Ends." Don't miss it. Snyder, Gaston; Haines, Toney and rant Florida State league (Second Hair) Alnsinitb. and D efeats Yale, 8-7 Pet. • Won Lost LOW TIDES ON BEACH. 1923 CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 21.— By 1.000 0 Bradcntown ... ......... 3 Q O O D YEAR takes G r o w e r s W in F r o m a ninth inning rally, Harvard yester­ 0 1.000 Orlando ........ .......... 3 Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur th e h i g h e s t 1 • .607 L a k e l a n d i n t h e 9 t h day won the second game of the an­ at approximately the same hour nnd 2 Daytona ..... ... . grade, long 'S t a p le O nual series with Yale, 8 to 7. The minute. to .333 1 Tampa .—..... ..... .. cotton, fef unusual .000 3 I1RADENTOWN, June 21.—The third game to break the tie in the . St. Petersburg ...... . 0 Ort tensi l e s t r e ng t h, .OQ0 Growers made n clean sweep of the series will lx* played at Braves Field, 1 4:05 Extends to Orlando and Daytona as well ns tha hundreds of n Lakeland .... . ......... o and builds up the 0:41 fi :28 4:31 5:33 ------- Lakeland series ypsterdny when n 0th Boston, on Saturday. O 4:58 carcass of the Good­ 7:3fc 5:20 , bottles we put out in Sanford every day C:11 *:2() inning rnlly netted the two runs nec- Yale ................................... 7 14 1 3 5:17 National League year Cord Tire by the 7:11 8: 17 8:37 0:02 Won Lost ret. csxary to win 2 to 1. The score: Harvard ......... ................. 8 7 3 4 0:43 exclusively G o o d ­ 9 21 ' 9:30 8:00 7:01 .049 Lakeland ................ 000 000 100-1 20 y e a r m e t h o d of ...... 37 Hickey, Roaa and Lovejoy, Mallory; 5 7:24 N pw York ..... tt :C0 10 11 10:32 7:50 E L D E R S P R IN G S W A T E R .585 Bradcntown ............. 000 000 002—2 Young, Bends nnd Keegan, Lnrrnbce. fi 8:17 22 group-ply construc­ Pittsburgh .... ....... 31 9:57 11 08 11:20 R:61 .582 tion. The result is a 23 Cincinnati ..... ...... 32 0:44 10:52 11 41 11:61 7 9:07 .520 tire that lasts longer 27 ORLANDO, June 21.—Jess Woolf St. Louis ..... . ..... 30 12:40 l l r i l 7 K 12:t dir account of its purity is fast becoming the drinking water 0:57 10:38 D etroit Club Puts in any service ana is .525 28 held St. Pete to three hits yesterday Chicago .............. 31 1:<IH 1:38 0 10:14 11:30 11:50 for Central Florida. It is also recommended for use in bat­ the most economi­ .500 nnd, the Bulldogs made it two Few Restrictions on 27 Brooklyn ....... .... . 28 in 11:30 11:50 12:42 I 1 2:28 teries. I f you arc not drinking Elder Springs Water n o w cal you can buy. 38 .333 straight shutuuts nnd three victories .* 17 3:18 Boston ........... ____ 10 it 12:10 12:24 1:31 Their Players give it a trial. 39 .291 over the Saints. The score was 4 to 10 Philadelphia ... A t Gm&dymmr Smreicm Simiima ■I iOO 1:10 2:13 3 35 12 1:00 t Haulers mm t*U «n«f rtromC. The score: *n t t n d thm nmw Goodvmmt 5:00 3:01 1:55 1 21 (U r T h r A ..n rln (e d I'r e s .I 13 1:40 C ortit U'ilh thm bmvrnUd A lt000 000 000—0 St. Tele ........ DETROIT, June 20.—The place for 14 2:20 American Dengue 5 18 5:57 3:51 2:38 Wmmthww Trmod mad bmek ■ thm m up m ith a t mndmr d 002 020 00x— 1 n Imll player's wife Is in the home, ac­ 15 2:55 P H O N E 311— W E ’ L L D E L IV E R Won I.oat P et Orlando ......... (1 1t 4:40 0:59 3:15 a Coodrmmr Strvlcm k .032 21 cording to the management of the Ifi 3:34 New York .......... ,. 30 8:02 4:00 . 5:32 i !8 ■ ,r»C4 DAYTONA, June 21.—Taking ad­ Detroit American League dub, which 17 4:21 “ »•) 24 B Philadelphia ...... .. 31 S K E N T V U LC . W O R K S ■ 9:03 4:51 0:30 Ji 20 .514 vantage of Cusack's Ineffective, nnd hns a rule barring wives of players 18 5:08. 5:48 Cleveland ........... :. 3i Oak Avenue nnd Third Street 7:31 9 25 10:00 .474 no poor support given him by bis mates, front road trips during the playing 10 0:02 Detroit ... .......... . 27 0:17' 8:40 HI 25 10:50 .4711 the Tampa Smokers piled up five runs reason. 29 St. Ixmls ........... .. 20 7:51 20 7:02 9; 13 II 21 ‘ 11:4a 29 .442 during the first three innings yester­ The Tigers are said to have fewer 21 7:34 Chicago ......... . .. 23 8:57 10:51 11 57 12:07 !■ ’• i a .430 day and won the game 5 to 1. Little restrictions upon players than any in. 31 24 Washington ...... 9:50 11: t:: 12 51 12:53 8:32 n ia s iB ^ iflz a c u g n E B s n K n s u x s R iE a K iB B H E iH B a s a H R iiM im u .420 V i ------rvy 20 replaced Cusack In the fourth and club in Ban .lolnison's circuit. There 23 9:30 11:01 11:63 21 Boston ............... 1:37 I 18 •) 01 held the Tampans at bay. The score: is no fixed rule against drinking, but 24 10:28 11:5I) 12:17 2:19 Tampa 104 (too 000— players whose intemperance interfer- 25 11:‘Jfi 12:07 *1 12 2:;*0 Southern Association 1:37 Pet. Daytona Won I.OI onu Olio 010— I ts with their playing ability are 20 12:24 * 3:29 1:02 3 21 .043 20 30 sharply disciplined hy fines am) sus­ 27 1:18 New Orleans — 1:53 xT?01 3 >1.k 4:00 i .070 Atlnnln .ftf ■v.™ Athletics W in 11 Inning pension. W . -’ rtk .045 25 30 Go’f plityibg,'TorlilddorV" Yi'y mime Mobile .............. 29 2:59 3:20 B W f n Tt^!S 28 .541 Hattie From W hite Sox managers, is not objectionable to the :;tt 3:40 4: OR 5;W 5J,2 (1:09 .. 33 Nashvlllcj^^ 25 28 .172 Detroit team management, which 31 Memphis ........ Ji ;T»0 5:52 4:40 .403 20 25 PHILADELPHIA. June 21.— Com­ points .out that players are at liberty Chattanooga .430 ing from behind in the closing in­ to engage^in the links pastime, if they 32 . 25 Birmingham l'ir*t tju.vrtcr Full Moon Last (Junrlcr .300 nings, Philadelphia yesterday won a can find time during the playing sea­ 38 17 Little Hock June 28 July 5 Juni* 21, thrilling eleven inning " battle • with son between scheduled games and oth­ July 20 Jyly 27 Aug I In tropical countries the le er duties of tile haseliall field. Chicago, 1-3. Aug. 20 Sept. 3 Aug. 19 the banana plant are used m Manager Ty Cobh, fortified by 17 Sept. 17 Score by innings: Sept. 21 Oct. 3 cloths. Chicago |00 110 000 00—3 7 3 year* in the American League,* has I'hiladelpha 000,000 012 01 I 13 2 positive ideas about the development Faber, Robertson and Kelmtki Rom- of base hall clubs. Tin* Tigers, under bis leadership, is one of the few clubs * mell, Walherg, I in 11ix ami druggy. in organized bare Imll that docs not CORRECTED M AY 1, 1923 Cleveland mm 000 203— 5 10 0 have morning practice. Other pilots South Bound Washington 01)0 000 OtH— 1 10 o put their men through workouts be­ Morton, Edwards and O 'N e ill; M eg. fore lunch, to keep their muscles lim­ Tbis season Seaidswcct J; lorida grapefruit and oranges have been DepnrUi ridge, /ahniser, Brill heart and Kurt. ber. * \ Arrive sold in twenty-live per cent more carlot markets than last year. 2:40 n.m. St. I soils 2:30 a.m. Cobb, on the ether hand, maintains 83 No. 000 000 OKI — I 3 0 8:10 ii.m. Boston 27.... No. 020 000 01 x — 3 4 0 (hat morning practice does more harm Sealdsweet fruits now arc distributed in twice as many carlot 2:45 |i.m. ..... 2:25 p.m. No. 80 Itnvis, Root and Severe id, Khinke than good, lie declnren that if play­ markets as five years ago; in several times as many a 3 ten years ago. 7:10 p.m. and Devormor. ers work out before lunch, then go to 85 .... . .. (1:55 p.)n. No. the showers and relax for tho few This increase in our distributing capacity shows that we, tho Northbound Detroit 000 203 301—It 17 I hours before, the game time in the af­ growers who cooperate in the Flora,a Citrus Exchange, hnve been Departs ternoon .their mmc'lts ate not as flex­ Arrive New York 300 003 001—7 14 0 fully awake to the importance o f expanding markets to take caro o f 2:03 n.m. ible ns they should be. His practice No. 82.^. ..... 1:4H tun. l’illette, Holloway and Woodall, increasing production. 12:05 p.m. is to have his men on the field short­ No. 84.... ___ 11:45 a.m. Bnsstcr;* Pennoek, llttsli, Hoyt and I 3:52 p.m, ly after noon, und lie sends them thru 80......... 3:42 p.m. No. MofTmnn. First we developed consumer demand for Sealdsweet grapefruit 28 ........ 10:00 p.m. tltcir pares then. By gutne time, he No. Trilby Branch nnd manges by aggressive advertising of the food and health values— believes, the player's muscles are ful­ SHORTSTOP MATTHEWS Departs Arrive ly limbered und the player himself is for years and years carrying on this essential educational effort alto­ HAD APPENDICITIS 7:30 n.in. in best physical fettle for the game. xNo. 100... ..... gether by ourselves. MAY REJOIN SAINTS 3:25 p.m xNo. 24 There are no fixed hours when De­ xNu. 25 ..... 1;30 p.m. troit players must retire. KUminnNext mo gradually enlarged our sales force to properly cover tho KT. PETERSBURG, June 21.— . 5:50 p.m. xNo. 101.... tlon of the morning practice avoids sections o f the l nited Stales wherein we found potential demand fo r George Matthews, shortstop for the the necessity of early rising, and play­ I* iorida citrus fruits. Today we are in position to sell in every por­ local did* of the Florida State 1.ershurg Branch ers are able to gel n good night's rest, League, lias successfully passed tion o f the country M'hich affords a profitable outlet Departs Arrive even if they elect to retire late. through an opeiatUin for appendicitis. t xNo. 157... .... 3:55 p.m. A ll tins has been accomplished in the face o f destructive compctl- . Although it is expected he will la* 2:45 p.m. No. 21... No Imul too tthurl, no dtstanen too Old S p rin g-clean in g tion from Florida growers who market through non-cooperative chan­ 0:30 n.m. out of tlie hospital in due course of great for the QUICK SERVICE xNo. ir.K . backaches are out of style.' 7:10 p.m. time it is not known whether lie will TRANSFER to undertake; Ju*t let ux nels. W c have sold Sealdsweet for more money than other Florida No. 22 A little Re d SEAL Lye does' be able to rejoin the Saints this sea­ know your wantH, und wo tiro ul your Oviedo Branch marketing agencies got fo r fruits o f comparable grade, pack and .the work better and a lot son.' Departs Arrive quality. service. Phone 498. 95-Th-Fri-Bnt-tfc | • easier. The clever woman xNo. 120 ,......... 7:45 p.m. A prove** for producing gasoline 3:40 p.m. finds many way* of making xNo. 127 ... — Dal.y Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke W c regard our work as little less than marvelous in view of the front coal him been dixeuvered ill Hou*e, Mobley’s Drug Store und .it work for her. . « facts as explained herein. Obviously, however, as the Florida crop Germany. *_ * T l * —Dally, except Sunday. Hunt's Pharmacy, tf American League (1 f [Our Service! G O O D j^ lfE A R S Eider Springs Water Company | A marvelous increase in ’distribution ot Sealdsweet Florida Citrus Fruits TRAIN SCHEDULE Makes CleaningTime Easy1 1 SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE Oviedo In Oviedo llri.nido Sentinel Brotherhood St. A. Big llcrean lira. ... I.'..'.......... BEAD May 21 June 5 May 29 June 10 July 10- June 12 Orlondu Sfiitintd .... •% Brntherlmml St. A... r w m r M f m 'n * # June June July June 14 20 5 7 June 24 HERALD June 12 July 3 July 12 May ^ Big Bcrran.......... . June 21 May 20 June 10 May Cl June 21 W AN T June 5 June 20 July 5 J July July June June July . 3 12 7 28 10 » % May 21 June 14 ADS. ......... . o f grapefruit and oranges increases in volume, thero must bo even greater progress in enlarging consumption and extending distribution, Let ua suggest a few.of. . the many uses to you.' 4 J ■ W rite for booklet' Full1 ‘(Hrectlonr In each can), Be pure and buy only th* genuine Re d SEAL Lye*. l r .c i«x x k C x Y » lr/iy not lit Ip Ut do (Ac job, to your btntfit and ourt, by tvorkino in our ranks rathtr than against m f J .l* i\ -*.,*■*• 111* n . r t d . rilr u i E a tfc u *. ------------ 1«< XI TZm VZ n Z a Z O ... •» »•*«»• «to I te FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE t*T A X i?» u tffif * Xr? .** * �V ' T ,,. i- jii . 1 y • : 1 ,! ,v?‘ - -1*»’ 'i-CT"*f *C,W*: ^ ' '■fjJ*'-*?,1 . ' J* f '*17 'e'Vv., ■v~ THE SANFORD DAILY HERA S H 1 I,AVS K g r y tn fli.tM e jF a m ily - * K / ‘I Y oh b u t B o n a h a d t o b o th o G o a t ! * V ve h b f v p o o F EM S H D W N a D o MN E N E .S tfiCMJoors BOJ D E C E IV E f— j, 1 __ I^ e p jv je e .’ \\ ! '. » * > --------------------------- ‘ t\m e te v e .n . ooe oe eh ps ClGf\fi\ / f t : . i f l j :* H ■,.= I f c O S W liF I W v b r i t ^ - * n ^ :- 6 lV E N f\ T W s T * l 1MMM U)*tf Tli- J o T 3 - \NTO THE PFVMmN GIOEO^- 9 1 - e ^ ^ - n r is n o r j I I AftO SMl’lF , H ^ r T . -CWE Nft. THKT- I f ^KlD DOCKED { \ ,---IN M M telu £.,: H 3 ; - * .. . . ; . . . — .. ...... . — ■ ‘ -J H O U S E . ,"0 3 O \ THIS i s THE. H e !! !U E ‘ . T . / r J w TH E M U ilH M lM CUOOLO-A K e rn c H E O h e s m o k i m * -----------l u I ^ pT >>„ I OECLOJO-e • T ■> FPdHf^ - UiWhT W E ,F E M # M .C 5 . .M N T t> °m lA fE ^ - rldtf Ki BUSINESS DIRECTORY ha PURELY PROFESSIONAL • —■ Cardo of Sanford’a Repotablo Professional Man, aaeh of whom, In hla choaen pro* froaion the Herald recom* menda to tho people. Too can find tfaa nan* of trtry lira Business Man la Sanford In this Column each day. t [uick Service Transfer Storage Facilities wa please you, tell others; If not, tall ea. Phono 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. ueneral Shop and Mill Work George A. DeCottes Attorney-nt-Law Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD *:* FLORIDA FRED R. WILSON A T T O B N E Y -A T -L A W Firat National Bank Building SANFORD -:* *:* FLORIDA JNTRACTOR and BUILDER ELTON J. MOUGHTON [i; Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. ARCHITECT B. W. HERNDON Room 7, Miller lildg. 4ANFORD -:* -s- FLORIDA INSURANCE A G E N C Y FIRF--------AUTO-------- BONDS ICIIELLE MAINES S. 0. Shinholser LAW YER — Court House Contractor and Builder kANFOUI) *:* •:* FLORIDA IA. I\ Connelly & ISons Cktahll.Wd too* ! ' Rooma 22G-228 DR. It. M. MASON - IkKNTIST New Mdaeh Building * Sanford, Florida 101-8 Magnolia Ave. Phone 201 Ural Rotate, Loona end Insurance I’hnnr 48 BTEWART The Florist but Flowers---------r— Floral Design* Annual and Ornamental Planta ' W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE fit Myrtle Ave.---------- Phone 260-W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine and Boiler Worlia Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repaint Acetylene Welding I'hnnc G2-------- Sanford, Florida |IV. S. Leak Ivcak & , J. II. Colrlough Coldough , INSURANCE Fire— Life— Auto No. 3 First Nnt’l Bank Bldg. Annex SANFORD FLORIDA What has become of the old-fashIhitied preacher who emphasized his ll-'iiil by making his celluloid cuffs ji;.ttlc furiously? DR. G. S. SELMAN Practice limited to Disensra of Eye, Ear, Nose and Ihroat Eyes Examined, Olassrs Fitted Meluch Building Kyea Examined Oloaeee Deelgned Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. Optician-Optometrist n s Bast First Btroel Sanford. Fla. GREYSTONE HOTEL Daytona Beach, Fla. Comfortable, Airy Rooms Open the Year Around Reasonable Rates. Special rates to parties. On Main Street, near Ocran IT'S G R O W IN G CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Hill Lumber Co. "RuUdere* IU s4,sar- Irrs*' : CLASSIFIED : ADS Everyone whe/cats our bread and pastry can understand why our business »» steadily growing. It is because this Uakcry, using modern, scien­ tific methods, turns out pure, delightful foods. Order our bread by name and make surd that you get it. ROUTH BAKERY i Phone 130, Sanford SANFQRDMAID BREAD «. -■-> , •‘1 Zirtf v- -* \ y - \ WANTED A FIVE DOLLAR BILL Takes an Electric Fan * FOR SALE fit theStom ach * Livet.Ktdneys Bowels, Blood F. P. RINKS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS J Points Out Way =To Exterminate Labor Troubles FOR RENT I NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS C. M. CUSTER, Prop. F a any kind of eonrente construction It will pay you to use ■>ur cement because of Ita durable a ml laatlDK dualities We UUi'ti- you.-reasona­ ble pi'li i-» lit-rause of ui|r lalue volume of business. pointed out thnt one lliird of the from the enptnin’s listeners. PRESIDENT ORDERS HICKSON HOUSE crew, including stewards, is made up Captain .Hartley exchanged greet­ Up*to-date Apartments and RiMima RELEASE OF SCORE Daytona Beach. FEDERAL PRISONERS ings yesterday by wireless with the [of Amcricnn-born citizens. Another chief officer of the MaUrctanin, blit third is composed of naturalized citi­ Summer rates: $1.00 per day, $21 per month, including tights and water. he evade dans waring n question ns to zens, whole the (Inal third possesses WASHINGTON, June 21.— Imme­ Call J. F. Hickson, Phone 238-W, San­ diate release of more than a score whether he had challenged her skip­ first naturalization papers. >* -, — Captain Hartley said -he expected ha ford. of federal prisoners convicted of vio­ per to a speed contest. He smiled at LTauifled Ada 1c a word.No lating war laws, but with Continued n suggestion tlmt he was after bigger to pas* Cape Hnteras some time Inst night. The sea was smooth as glass. Rn Ad taken for lesa than 25c. detention of almost ns many more game. Ro And positively no Classified The guests have voiced high prnbe was ordered yesterday by President ^ Ada charged to anyone. Caah for the spirit of the officers and crew WANTED— Used musical instruments Harding before leaving oft his west­ and their apparent pride in the re­ ** muat accompany all orders. TRADE MAIN instruments of every description. ern trip. Ml Count the worda and remit conditioned American ship. It was The president acted on 168 par­ Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Price ha arordingly. Music Co., Tnmpu and Zm-k Street, dons, and commutation eases, n rec­ Tnmpn, Fla. 6-25-lmo-c ord breaking number in the opinion M K i M I t i M l M M i a M of department of justice officials, lie W ANTED—Couple to care fnrr ami granted 30 conditional and I I uncon­ board aged lady In her own home. ditional commutations, one full par15',» iteiltictlim In P rices o f Apply 210 French avenue. OS-ltp j don, restored civil rights to 27 'fo r ­ I W'lkH to hnvo any part, or all, of mer prisoners, and denied hi applica­ FARMERS— You can got seed bea P E N N S Y L V A N IA VACUUM sixty acres of land cleared Immedi­ tions for pardons or communtatfons. fram*r and Irrigation pluga at the CUP TIK E S A N D TUBES Sanford Novelty Wnrka. 100-tfc ately, on Section 7, Twp. 22, Range 31 lie also ordered remission of fines in Sold by K., Orange county. Overseer on place two cases. FOR SALK— Hosier and Uaya’ palnta UNIO N PH A R M A C Y will show land; look It over and write 10.7 Palmetto Ave.------- Phone I8I-J and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Sanford, Florida me. Address, John W. Douglass, A l­ Life is atrout equally divided be­ Works, Sanford agents. 1183-tfc lendale, S. C„ 7l-3te tween wishing fot- something you FOR SALF.^lthodo Island' eggs for WANTED—A small fire proof safe. can afford and wishing you hailp't setting, 1& eggs for $1.00.- Mrs. — R. G. Williams, City Hall. 71-lite spent so much Inst month.— Bing­ Ellsworth, lleiirdalt Avenue, San­ hamton Sun. ford. ‘ 8.1-tfp TO A I.L PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON WEST PALM BEACH SANFORD AVENU E: FOR SALK—B Pointer pups, No. I DR. HYMAN VISITING W ILL BOND FOB SCHOOLS You are hereby notified thnt on the 12th day of March, A. I>. PJ23, the stock. See Vick Huwklns, 110 San­ IN WEST FLORIDA City Poniniissiun of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary resolution pro­ ford Avo. 03-tfc WEST PALM BEACH, June 21.— viding for tin- grading and paving of Sanford Avenue from Tenth Street Dr. George llytnan, n noted Baptist FOR SALK— No. 817 West First St. An election is expected to he held South to tin- City Limits with vitrified brick or other hard surface material. Attractive terms! Address owner. at Lake Worth in the near future minister of Tampa, is a visitor In the Tile total estimated cost of said improvement o f Sanford Avenue is $ 10,470.00. [city this week, leaving tomorrow with Box 782, Daytona, Fin. fi'J-lfc for n bond issue of $20,000 for tinthe Pensacola delegation for lie The assessments against tho various pieces o f property hereinafter described, FOR SALE purpose of building additions to the nbutling upon the contemplated improvement of Sanford Avenue which hafe • f> room bungnlmv, good location. A high school. It is proposed to add 1Tin ink to attend the Baptist Assem­ been tentatively determined hy the assessor revering the proportion of tho bly which will he held front June very nttrnctivo proposition. four rooms for junior high school expense of said Improvement to he Irorne hy the respective pieces of property 20-27. 8 room house, excellent bs'iition, purposes. hereinafter described, and the estimated amount of benefit which will accrue Dr. Hyman in organizing and lead­ irnaonnble teims. to the various pieces of property hereinafter described shutting upon ssid ing the enlargement work of the First F:rvoruble located, 5 room bunga­ Sanford Avenue to he improved in the manner nhovu staled are ss follows, Baptist * church of Tnmpu which is low. Splendid investment, low cash to-wit: probably the largest church in the price. # Fatt. Benefit • ■* M *(| tlll* • * I I * * * *■ M I Mi l l , Amount t state'claiming enrollment of l.Htll) Snvcritl iriue lots at n bargain. See Owner Description of Property / Kscsnaient to Properly I members. He is u Chaplain of the W. 11. Holden, with A. P. Connelly & $22,7.00 Henry D. Durant. Lot 6, lltk A. Spurllng’s Add. $17*3.24 American legion and was a delegate Sons, 70-31p 300.00 II. E. Chapman, Lot 12, Rose Court 2311.12 to the recent convention. li'22 FORD FOR S A L K - h r ' good Ilnzel Meriwether, Lot I, lllk. 11, Tr. I, Sanford 200.00 16H.40 A course of lectures by Dr. Hyman Hazel Meriwether, Lot 2. JHk. 14, Tr. t, Sanford. condition, cheap if taken at once. 200.00 lllr Tlir Asatietalrd 16y.4ll ST. LOUIS, June 20.— If employ­ will feature the program for the Bap­ Ilur.el Meriwether, Lot 3, lllk. 14, Tr. 1, Sanford See A. Swanson at Crown Paper Co. 260.00 201.01 ers would spend half ns much time tist Assembly at DeFuitink. Sunday D. R. Brisson, Lot I, lllk. 18, Tr. 1, Sanford between 0 and 7 p. m. 71-dtp 275.00 225.08 week, he expects to leave for Phila­ Frank Thomas, uLl IP, Blk 12, Tr. A, Sanford 200.00 1611.40 FO11 S A 1.K ~ C I UL\ P—Fine work cultivating the friendship, respect anil delphia where he will preach for Dr. Frank Thomas, ol.l 10, Blk. 12, Tr. A, Sanford good will of labor as they do fight­ 200.00 160.40 torse, also young mileh cows and Russell Ilf Conwell of the First Bap­ J. R. Kills. Lot I, Blk. A, Celery Ave. Add. ing labor, organizations there would 176.00 130.1*0 heifer, 7 months old. L. A. ICenaud, tist church of that city, who is to he J. R. F-lli*. Lot 3, Blk A, Celery Ave, Add. 175.00 1,30.00 Sanford Heights o r .Sanford Battery not he a labor prohleih, Sherman a delegate at the Wurld Baptist Alli­ T. A. Neal, Lot 13, Blk. A, Celery Ave. Add. 176.00 130.00 Service Co. 71-fltc Rogers, of New York, today told the ance to he held in Stockholm. Dr. Link Kennedy, Lot IP, Blk. A, Celery Ave. Add. delegates to the fourteenth annual 130.00 175.00 BUICK •!, strictly A-l condition, new Hynmn is the guest of the San C. W. Camion, Lot 6, Blk. F, Markham Park Heights* 1 160.00 convention of Rotary International 117.32 1 7 .3 2 top, good paint, d cord tires, 4 of Curios,-— Pensacola Journal. M. R Barnes, Beg. 1181 ft. S. u(-|JW, cor. of SW. which arc new. Real burgain, 1475. here. “ We waste too much time talking 1 4 Sre. 31, Twp. IP, It. 31, run 1C, 18U ft., S. Lot of extras. See Mr. Perkins, ut LEVIATHAN IS PERFECT 325.00 8li ft. W. 180 ft. N. 80 ft. to beg. . ................ 274.18 about the Inlxir agitator," the speak­ Lincoln House tomorrow. 72-2tc SAYS ( APT. HARTLEY Thu special assessments against the various pieces o f prnpety above dcer said, “ He can only Itc recognized seils-d are payable optionally us follows. Either in full within thirty days Hs the logieal friend of the worker ABOARD THE STEAMSHIP l,K- after the completion of the work, ur in .ten equal annual installments, with where the management ha:t refused V ITIIA N , June 21.— (By Wireless to interest nt into of eight per cent per tinruim from the date of thu completion BUNGALOWS, cottages and opart- to extend its friendship. the Asoeiated Press)—The l-eviathnu of sold improvement. “ 1 wun in the Seattle shipyards meats for tho summer season at “ is sure to lathe smoothest thing A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will Daytona Beach. Reasonable rates. working ns a helper in HU7 when nflout," it was dcclnrrd Inst night he held at the City Hall on the Pth day of July, A. D. 1P23, nt two-thirty p, Will furnish photos and full informa­ Charles M. Schwab made his tour of hy Captain Hcrliurt Hartley, after m. nt which meeting said Equalizing Board will heur all claims and objec­ the American shipbuilding institu­ tion upon ropiest.— Bailey & Haw­ the big liner had been steaming along tions ss to tho character of all said improvements to he |stid fur in part by kins, Daytona Beach, Fin. fi-31-Imo-c tions. We’d heard he was a labor on her trial trip to West Dalian wa­ speeial assessment*, and ns provided fur in thu resolution hereinabove re­ hater. M ilt fi a l.r. UR RENT—Completely ters for more Chan twenty-four hours. ferred to. “ The first instant the great steel furnisheil (I room house, U01 Laurel Despite a heavy fog that kept the Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford, man looked 11 sover it was apparent Ave., corner lot, lirlck atreet. Desir­ Florida, on this (itli day of June, A. D. 11*23. skipper on the bridge fur eight hours able location. All modern conven­ to every man in the hunch that ,Mr. (S E A L ) L. It. PHILIPS, lust night, he said the ship was ns Schwab really liked him. He step­ iences.—C. C. Cobb, Winter Park, Fla. City Cltjrk, Sanford, Florida. “ perfect as if she had been running 0-7-21-2tc ped on that platform Cahrlos M, _____________________<17-7td-p; W-ltp Schwab, autocrat, millionaire mag­ twenty years." Captain Hartley said FOR RENT—Cottage. See J. Musnate. He stepped olT that platform lust night’s fog was so heavy he son, 001 Palmetto Ave. . dS-lOtp * 30 minutes later friend Charles. In could see hut one of the vessel’s three I ill USES FOR RENT, dost! In. See thnt short 30 minutes he hud de­ towering funnels and whs the thiekTO A L L PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON J. D. Hood. C8-fitc stroyed the hatred that agitators est and wettest he had ever uncuiiiiTHIRD STRREET: teied. FDIt It ENT AT ('(WtoNAlio IlUAtll had been building for 16 years. ■* You are hereby notified that on tho 12t.h day of March, A. I> .1P23, the Speed has been increased every ten —fl room cottuge, very desirable, 2 “ The world is built on Ideals. I-11City Commission of Sanford, Flordia, did adopt a preliminary resolution pro­ bedrooms and bath. Furnished, bar wants to he square. If labor fol­ hours. Tim ship started out conser­ viding for the grading and paving of Third Street from Oak Avenue to Mag­ $160.00 season. Near ocean.— Mm. lows tho wrpng lender It is not be­ vatively nineteen knots an hour, hut nolia Avenue with vitrified brick or other hard surface material. The total Harry H. Sams, Box 343, New Smyr­ cause they wsnt to misunderstand Inst night was sliding through the estimated cost of said improvement of Third Street is 8 1,017.1*0. Tho assess­ na, Fla. - ' _____________ 00-mc hut hernuse tho right leader has been wator at the rate of twenty-two ment* against the various plecea of property hereinafter described, shutting FOB RENT— Five room bungalow at •sleep at the switrh and hasn't knots. Tests have ben rimnile on upon Die contemplated improvement of Third Street which have been tenta­ corner 11th street and Oak Avenue. given thit men a chsnet to under­ umny pieces of machinery, and thus) tively determined by the assessor covering the proportion of the expense of far all were reported to have been raid Improvement to In’ home by the respective: pieces of property herein­ See Mrs. Julius -Takncb. 00-dtp stand him, “ There are three sides to every satisfactory. FOR KENT— House and acre land, after described, and the estimated amount o f benefit whicih will accrue to the Captain Hartley, interviewed hy various piece's of property hereinafter dcocrlbcd shutting U|a>n said Third ono-half mile from post office. Ad­ question—your side, tho other fel­ 70-3tp low's and thy right side. I don’t be­ newspaiier nu-n aboard the leviathan,' Street to he improved in the manner above stated arc as fallow*, to-wit dress Box 233, Sanford. has answered all question* frankly. . Amount K-tl. Benefit FOR RENT—Convenient large un­ lieve them was rver a question in .lji*t night ho disclosed the fast that Owner either modern or apclcnt history Description of Property Assessment to Property furnished room* for housekeeping. where cither side to the dispute was the ship has an uninvited mascot in J. A. Msckie, U t y, Blk, &, Tr. it, K. R. Trafford’s <1 Rent reasonable. 206 Oak Avenue. the form of a black cat which turned Map, Hanford, Florida __ ___ ____.......... - ............. $337.25 $360.00 » 6-lB-lmo-p 100 per cent right.. The Spcciul assessments against the various piece* of property above de­ “ Ninety-five per cent, o f men, up on deck yesterday. The cnchluro farm.— I. E. whether they wear hroojlcloth - or slipped hy tho guards after the Le­ scribed are payable optionally as follows: Either in full within thirty days Kstridge. 70-0tp overalls, want to play the game viathan sailed from Boston and was after the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments, with FOR RENT— 1204 Park avenue, bun- square. Lack of contact means lack twice put of? by the superstitious Interest at tho rate of eight perVent per annum from the dale of the comple­ galow, four rooms, hall and bath, seamen. Casting superstition to the tion of said Improvement. of understanding. $20.00 per month.—G. W. Spencer. A meeting of l^e Equalizing Board of tho City of Sanford, Florida, will “ The employer has spent a lot of breeze*, the .crew has named the cat ___________________ 72-6tp time selling his honesty, nls fairness “ I * ir r (the doughboys’ name for the Iro held at the City Hall on the Uth day of July, A. D. 11*23, at two-thirty p. FOR RENT— 1 nice furnished room. and personality to the banker, the l-cvluthan) and It has been accepted m. at which meeting said Equalizing Board wilt hoar a',1 claim* ami objec­ Close In, 218 Magnolia. 71*Stc wholesale, *the retailer end the\ pub­ ay a good omen. t _ tions as to tho character of all ».ild improvements to be |>ald for In part by Asked whether any more “ stow­ special assessments, and as provided for In tho resolution hereinabove referroom and lic, How much ha* he spent trying kitchenette, ?Ifl West First street. t<^ sell that same personality, honesty away*” were aboard, Captain Hart­ rethro­ w n liras my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of tho City of Sanford, , . J «»-3tp and fairness to his workmen? Solv­ ley said he figured “ there were about FOR KENT—10 acre* of tiled land ing a labor trouble D nut a mysteri­ 600.” This rcfrrence t^ the guests Florida, on this Gth day of June, A. D. l ‘J23. (S E A L ) ’ L. R- PHILIPS, on Cameron avenue.—S. E. Barrett, ous affair. It Is simply a proposi­ invited by Captain I-asker of tb* 6-7-2 l-2tc , City Clerk, Sanford, Floras. shipping board brought laughter Fort Valley, Go. 7l-12tp tion o f using common horse tehee.'' a ’ m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 21, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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'• , ** H . 'r •a ‘ *. - . . • ; r ' - v r / v t ; * ■, *r , W i W ~ > •' ’ r a * ' . . . ......................~ • * • ; ’ • .u .h » r\* f in fci* ■ •• - ' * -< '} * I \ r | ' ; }(I1 ;*> . ito fillli In si voi more, she'makes them known to us as SITUATION \\IS r e g a r d e d slie knows them —with all the marks A T C A T A N IA AS- B E IN G of talent and power, with also their Mob STORMS JAIL 4jfA#;ATWASHINGTON, J u n o ' % ^ r ^ " r p ^ V ^ >roVld«* for £ " * ? ? hriuan fads, whims and frailties.) . . IM P R O V E D ; tem pt to lynch n e addressed eltrouto to Tncomn, Wash., Geraldine Fnrrur, by herself. dent Harding will leave Washington where he will board n vessel for Alnso R O Y O trra shortly after noon today oni the long* Herbert llccrbohm Tree, by Max Ka, and for five speeches on the Pa­ Ml, trip of hU administration—n trip Peerbolim. (Mir Herbert Tree, not , 0 . cific coast on hla return from the ter­ that will take him ncrosa the conti­ only was a great actor, but on tin* nent, to Alaska, into Canada, along ritory. T V rx stage rind off Impressed those around F.VIDKNTLY INTENDS MAKING Ity Renewal of Convulsions and These addreaac* will not l*e nil thnt Mouth of Crater Has Boon A- -* ithe racifltf coast, to the Panama Ca­ him in different ways. This book is PHES1DBNTB JU ll HIS rfl ‘UN- nal Zone, and to Porto Rico and will Mr. Hanling will make by nny means IlloWn Awhy ' ,.f nl once a tribute and a biography, d W M * « « ? • - , r.w v l - - t ■»* IIUKINKMS VKltP. J’ltOMI* JOK>1 Keep him away- [ ruin the capital for for it is expected many rear platform nnd the list of contributors include* . Wound and OUlM*W<qm*>! (Hr TS* A■•(.rlfetr* r r f « l speeches will lie made and thnt a num­ I,I(t|y Tree nnd her daughters, Gilbert ol least two months. CATANIA.- June a o ^ - U v.i. has (Hr The AaMelatM Preaal ber of dinners, luncheons and recep­ ' .The vast territory of Alaska, never Pnikcr, Demon! SHnw and other r ,’ WASHINGTON* June _20.—Preai-. now submerged aUtion-vit ;Cem» and U /\O llllit| uunii J.V U before visited by a president, la Mr. tions he plans to attend, will bring to tinmen famous in literary circles, giv­ (U lit Harding lias disposed of. Ills con-, blocked tho *road. between Cafttlfflone ,\ Tw*. Juho 20.—- Harding's' goal. Long liefore he was him m ils for ,brief discussion of some ing it a literary value nnd distinction). trol of the stink of the (larding Pub­ ashes emitted by tho tra to r la* now .'C.\ jC4 Chapman wore ever mentioned for the presidency ho national policy. signed order feo Education of Henry Adams: all au­ lishing Company, publishers of the and Unguahlossa,ltr-Tha quantity of h * * .f c A a d lq f d , The first prepared address will be tobiography. 2 Tuniors. (Lewis Car­ come under "the spell of thu Yukon' Marion Stnr to Louis H. llpvph nm* ashes emitted by tho crater is now U c f . W J l today, and since entering the White House n.nde In 8 t. Louia Thursday night. rol, by Hello Moses; Iloliert I<ouis Roy I). Moore. The snle, however, did morq abundant ,thai\ ever. §,lk resem­ and latently Ufl- has had tho «|ream of being able to The other addresses to bo made on Mtevenaon by Amy Cruse, (Girls who - / f t * ' ‘ <\£ thft,trag*dy visit tho territory ami study at first route to ;th e Pacific coast will l>o have gone with Alice through Won- not constitute complete severance of bles gray face jxiwdcr covering evHarding’s connection with the news­ rytlilpg, and penetrating everywhere v.w*re kUU hand the problems which have arisen n,ft(1(, ln following cities in tho oe- di rlnnd, am) boya whio ren.l T rc n su y "Jilt* *«*»»> i t i paper whose editor he wns for so1 and burying cqilrc landscape under befog «hot dcr named! .Kansas City, Mm; Hutch- Island every year must read these). tliere in so great a number. .i p f c j many years. It was announced at th* poWdcry blaqkqt. Indeed. vwhole ix a .,* ftftJU Jw (.In bed, ^Thoitinerary-thatiho-presidont has iuwll«*<4 ** l*»r* n»*l m i Non-Fiction of Heal Interest White House he would retain sdnie region has taken on a note of r^ourn* rf i . ■ ■* ' * tafeitW foe* Florida Ihiysi by M argaret PeU m l. stock in the company and would coii- in»C and sndness which; tugothf^. with *K4 hlm ieH I P o o r M a n ’s C l u b •p j American Individualism, by Herb­ tlnue to Ihj associated with the Mtnr oppressive hrat gives the country ,tho ;**T -.Ghapmqn’a* ,o r d M a c in nil editorial capacity. Purchasers of aspect of n dead, land, T o B e In c o rp o ra te d |J d MataJkanklng* ert Hoover. n on jure tJ wbu' ebntrotling Interest In Star nl*o hav» d on* of thd cm and.pi Whnt is New Thought, liy C, It.. • A t S t A u g u s tin e roari Asflociatico n bought the Marlon Tribune, another l5 ,td .K ^«|Ut5htO?V»nnwbro. He HOME, Juno 20.—King Victor Patterson. . 0 * .l .SAYARf afternoonpaper In tho president's E m anuel has arrived at Catania t.» -r In banking business. Home l^ f t For That Purpose It) Ulch Garden Steps, by Ernest Cobb. twp, OiotiW home town and for the present will assist In relieving distress,, of , The H n n i Inatitutlon ^if tabllrhcd Since i* 4 ' Man Shoes of tho Wind, by Hilda Conkcontinue th e publication of' both. copitty. J*W»190M Has lluilt up City of Sanford 1Ioin sands made homeleft* by .eruption ling (child poet). griv chaff** of Etna. I’nlombn nnd Santo Spirlto m r Tk» *M«»l*0* 1‘rrSB* Newspaper and Editing, by \\ illnrd uporj a.vfhlt# In this Isr-uc Is a statement of the ST. AUGUSTINE, June 2<V- Appli­ Ulryor. are V^porlkTlo have brien destroyed. . :* pAfadrta Irf: with n u rtW o Sahfurti Rulldlng & Ldmi Association cation bns been made for » charter Many of the distrltt* Itt volriAilc Servien with Fighting Men (two creasing ev*ry; * * M l ‘V . ’recently compiled, by .1. II. Catlireo here for n poor man’s rlub to carry largo volumes giving in detail the •one have not yet suffered front the for the city b id c i^ ty 'o ffW e m ** •hnd the audit was received and ac­ out the provisions of the will of the work of the Y. M. <\ A. In thy world 's • c •niptlon. Peolo in these cotHmUnitles sent in shortly biforft/m ldnlght l«st cepted by the board of directors at late C. II. Hamblen, who bequeathed war. Published by the Associated have gathered around ■tkinVi, of their annual meeting last night. 1 The for tho puppoftc. hla handsome home Press, with W111. H. Taft a* editorrinnight. . ; 7 • , dSSaints In public squares and are pray­ ■'C.kA1'( is x m yw» U c. a negro * h o » /W ** , THAN THB USUAL INTER- olTatrs -nf tho Fnnr»ird POlIrtlng. & "Dleninorc" bn Buy street. ing' day nnd night. ' Lean Association were found to be in ’ Tho club will bd known ns the chlofl. was captured b y . S5l5<1d’ERTING AT REGUBook of Hirds, by Schuyler Mat­ PROVES SURPRISE OF WKKK; first class shnpc nnd the record for ••Hamblen Club” and will enter espec­ terday afternoon, a $ l a * ; l u n c !ii» n t o d a y * ROME, June 2ft.—SllghV earth­ thews. i . chargod with the many years since Its organisation FORD AND HARDING STILL hour man Ihinto1- “ ially to mechanics, clerks and in gen­ Pnrllumentnry Usage by Huberts q u a k e wn* felt nt 0:25 o’clock this . a tU c k in i)^ ‘whU Th(>fri was' » bah—and • fine—put |i 1 record of achievements and build­ eral tho man .of moderate means. • . LEAD. ' hmVnlnir. Early report^ ihakc no (reference).,. ■. bUity wit ha flai ing in this city. Not only hns tho ing her Into insej New Words—Self Defined by AlMr. Hamblen died boiho two nnd n intfnlloti of damage, -O'* Iron. His capt ' *fiA efttUqt laM speaking of or io klwanUns at the Sanford Dullding A Loan Association half yaara ago, and although he pro- ]i|innso Smith. William Gibbs McAdotf, potential been the parent organisation loaning oyortJ^pfqoaa^i on r o l l e r h o e n 4 lM m tc h to n of the KL vldcd that his Jiomc be turned into a Western Fiction candidate for tho presidency, furyustersUV CATANIA; Job* 2V. -Sdme qf^the who-had sssn monay for many, years tor homes but cluW’fo rr w5Jir o4 nioufratu th^iimr no nlshcd the surprise of nntlonfcf straw latest reports from tho counttysjde West, by Cttrlcfc*SeKker. to b liM J fe J a if c e presehTtinu' it has under «on- didn’t liequenth any funds for its him nowr'Uwf votb iK-ing taken by Collier’s Week­ strlckch hjr Douni A^tna ; 'krrdptlon The Fighting Edge, by Rnlne etructlon houses aggregating 121,000. maintenance. Consequently it hns n jo S t^ ftn d President Jim before the pr^no, The Mountain School Teacher by ly by ru-hing up Into thlni place. elve rl#« rise to fury of fodnClih give . ^ may _ SharoA W44 o«ugbt far and paid CO It la a co-operntivo association com­ bee.n used since for various p u rp o rt Past. Ford and Harding continue lead- have paused, Ita was rushed (jruiwpst A posed of Sanford people and they arc his vicbm. Hn cents, for the flr#t rattle out of the in order thnt money might in raised he was UW Wanderer of the Wasteland, by ei*. with Ford holding n very wldo Intensity. However, tho situation is home builders giving the people hero chnnRt.„ in tho margin over tin* president, but’ Mr- regarded here as being - pfactically denies hlft gU\lV), . , ■ , ,. bOX. - >J4 Znno Grey. Shortly/afta* midnight whon the lh lh« •abftejice of Brownlee, I^ko a chance to build homes nnd pay building. * • I The Heart of the Desert, by Ilonaro AilnoV vote In the nation Ih (kdller’s unchanged, with a mighty stream of armed fo/fes* about the jail had been was called up<Mr to Mk the blcsslng>on them by the month thus building up When the chnrter bns liren granted, ] Willace. . poll hnd In Florida, too, show him (o lava bearing slowly bu4 .‘■luovftnbly ogs-t'f fha club, Bautnel the city of Sanford into n city of those In charge of the home plan to j • T,„, |»r,.arh«r of Cedar Mountain i>y lw In the third place, with little pro- upon Llagusglosse. During tM idfh t very pciVoptlbly lncrea»ed, the crowd >ui*,McCaalin tickled home owner*. According to the state­ cull for nppUratlons for niBinls-nliip. j was addressed b y 'S h lld to r G e ^ f l Tlioinii-soii Setoti Apert that he will be dislodged. Me- tho mouth of the eratar enlarged by «s, ,until Ah* ^entertainm ent ment the total ussets of the Associa­ Wrought, by Bldg- Adoo Is third In Florida, too. W alter.H *rtrldg« and ^Shefi^ , will make tht-ir own The Men Who The meml'ors . renownl ef terrlhlo convulsion*, and started, when Schaal furnish- tion arc now g2tn»^lfilL2d with loans on rules nnd by-laws nnd fix the amount well (Gillum. ritt W- Dixon who declared U was hM Florida’s vote Irt Collier’s poll its lip* slipping Into seething Interior mortgage security of $iyy^00.00. ■ Fire Myftery Stdrlea purpose to protect the prisoner and ad ik e muftis' ■ give# Ford the lend with 711 Votes. were hurled to the sklee, tumbling The Sanford Building & Loan As­ of their dues. Should tho rlub bo The Loudwater Mystery# by Eilgnr •*/ JL^JVirhcr, of »hl* city, -the if any attem pt * m made to storm found a failure at tho and of eight Ex-Gov. Jumcu M. Coi. of Ohio comes down aides of mountain with ttesociation and the officers and dlreci tho Jail, thcrfci would be bloodshed.- j Kucst of Edgar Ball and gave a most years the will provides thst the prop­ Tep»on. J t „ second In Florida with 263 votes. mendous clatter. > tors are to bo congratulated upon The Hcrapath Troperty, by T. H. Sherilf DUon’ft address did not interesting talk on the shipping of their fUio showing nnd their fine rec­ erty Ih- given to some charitable or­ G<-v. Cox hns recently attracted nL vegetable* from.this section, Mr,-ParFlotrher. . ‘ nulet the crowd. While thero WM. no ganisation InWho city-CATAIJNA, Italy, Juna eo^-The tgnlion In Florida by his purchase of b et.^'U w foa*W y ' familiar with his ord and especially the efficient secre­ Havi-nsdem- Court, by l letehcr. rush toward tha Jail* It waa giaal lava tornm t from Mount E(na, the Miami Metropolis which he is tary, A. P. Connelly, who, since tho The Talleyrand Maxim, by FloUlmr. that there wtu no Intention of dls- subject and quoted facts and figures day of tho establishment of the Build­ LEVIATHAN, . , :• bearing in ite How great maaaaa of iq-erutlhg Ilf toijncetlon with h(s oth­ The Namcleftft Mun, by Natalie Linij persing. Sheriff Dixon then gave an in Illustration of tho points be desir­ ing & Loan Association, hns worked earth and voleante stones te'adeapcer newspaper#. , . •• • • SAIJ.ED TODAYcoin. . . . order which resulted in half a down ed to bring.Oft. ( H(l: “romped” on the unceasingly to build it up and to ing inexorably -aiul • has-: already Mr. Me Adoo has. $ 7 vote* from. A-C. L. railway ahd was heartily ap­ Danger, by Ernest I «>ole. streams of WaUr being sent Into tha FR O M BO STO N Fourth place in Florida In the Collier reached (he hoosas on the outskirts plauded by hi* h e sre rs-w ith the cx- make it what It now is -o n e of tho Millions, by 1’oole. crowd by pity firemen. •' Instead of molt Solid and substantial nud suc­ csptlon of-.Grandpa Dumas. It Pays to, Smilo, by Nina Putnam vote gu*s t» President Harding, of the town of Lingua-CloiM.* Green flinching from tha w ater the c r o j f BOSTON, Junu 20.—A thick hnao cessful associations In tho state. .'Aunther visitor WMtMr. Powell, of A d r i e n n e Toner, <»y Anne HedgWfck. with 1-10 votes, and (Senator O. W. fields, orun go groves and vlneyaed* immediately htgap 'throw ing bric*a _ _& I^on Association l i me from the ocean du« to-Uie inTho ______ Building hnva been sawllowed t up, and for tiS ife ji, Ohio, who was the K«frt of Then < »""• b* ,,urTlrt ° K' Underwood of Alaluunn has 122 vote*, cnuld loan out a half million dollars If Ul|,„w heat Id dlha great stoamblup at the Bremen. .In the battle •fit. J. Mougbton. Mr. Towcll is t a giving him fifth jdacc. HU stamUpg tnPes around the atmoaphore to »uffollowed ,a brick from the manufacturer of atnfcturaU roo,. and Uiey could l>e invested in the assocln^ Lae it than from the ,yK’W of tho»n on M a n s la u g h te r , by Alice Duer Mil­ in the national poll Is 12|h» however. foiatlng with vnlcanle aihoke and- a knocked the aharUTft’pUtol from his •a re a moat Interesting and enjoyable lion now. If you have money to loatj shore a* siie wtdght*H -anvkor l" t *>‘| Hoover has 10H votys lq Florida rqln of black smoke and ashce which tT Invest, put It in the Sanford Build- lower barlp^r yesterday and htenmed ler.The Wing* of Youth, liy Elisabeth for sixth place, lie sUnd* eighth In Is rovrriug thu countryside like a hand. off on hc» trbd.trip to southern watjng & Loan Aftftoclation. da was leading . , Uqiuattonal voting. Seventh places pwlL * Several 11 smaller he*a(fs in GtMat* >of1tho Shipping Board, Jordan. r * -----Ion In building'operations, population Salute to Adventure, by John Buch­ „ ‘to Hughe* with /»H votes, but l.ingua-Glossa have been shaken down wliu sailed, an passengers, were taken Mayor Beabrook’a arrival on the lie ntauds sixth lu thy nation, Isrnn- by the fruqmmt e a rt^ b o c k * apd lha KLAN VOTES considered. • / down lha harbor to'lhc line on mi ex- an scene had fa ilftd ,^ Q ^«k.lh* c,am* Brownlee and B/umel w e rt-’ ap­ by - Berta «rd Wood bo. 4J votos fo r,e ig h th «g.ce smiling lltlU tay a . whic> unjil Tho Bridge of K*«se*i CONFIDENCE IN . cutblon steamer:. (Rnri*l* stilted that oring crowd* M-eall '•m* ®u‘ f° r pointed to furnlah tj»a .enUrUlnmeut place In Florida, gnd he sinml* lOlh., lh- last it .was thought might 1*« , „ BpQ .to tZ-l Would bo gueata of the Ruck. I akui for tha occkftlon, but the former sidemilitary .ld ( a » i* '|! k i* :30 m The Wrong Twin, Iqr Harry WIZARD EVANS boqrd. in the nation. Johpson U In ninth spqrtsl, Is dlrocUy in thu lino of the » ment of machine gun men under Ma­ ■tepped and left it all up to Sam, wha ;daeo In Florjdu with Oil votes, but Uva and is doubtless doomed tq ejeTfiB !)0aril Is to determine how the WHsoP. jor A. Bussell Moors reached th^ J*u however, wa* equal to the occaftlon. Thr Aasocial rft I'rcaal • Banked Fires, by E. W. Rrivl. .. t he stund* fifth..in. iKo imOon. Gov. atruction. and took position. The m llitary a M J ^ ^ l l e d Peter, Sshftal to the P ^ ° -ATLANTA, Ju n e 20.—Resolution* giant ql tho•;ness will bchay? yifter Smaller t-rrente of Java, tlivci^ed Ilabbett. by Sinclair Lawl*. Smith, with. 26 J5|ofjda votes, ranks been put on notice by the B rat. « fr o c tv b d to liiflk ta song dn the expressing confidence In Imperial her eight million dollar transform sThe See-Saw, by Sophie Korr. K-ili.. in Florida an»J suveutli lu tl»' from th* centra! stregto. ■ pome one applauded and ho re­ W ltard Evans and hl« officers warn tioh from an array trgnsport. Into n ScattcrKofxl by KtU^no* • nation. ” Davis U ^ lU lb , In Horldn the vUiagos of Hamlaaft* am t B route, „u MINNIE E. KEY, peated, tha Infliction. He then got adopted at meeting of kloncllium ,of prilare of seagoing comfort, and lux­ orles, all of whi with 211 votes oml loth., in tho na­ from vvblfh .ap,;p>apr.V)urftU W * . !.) •;. ^ Librarian K lin'hero yesterday, was Ann #*cinl ury. She will put Into New York pre­ nvad knd •executed . two distance of tion. Borah .with l'J Fl-jrlda votes tl*e ameut of -KV••- FrancpviUs, Cm rush* S S M v m a k a ^ balteV glri hhU bar pared to-go-Into regulhri sorvko boLil-rnry Booth:* Corner of -I’alm tt- has IZlIu# place line, but runki illh.. tlglUny,.Glwr4lAd. today by officers of the Klan. ^ . When tho ?«^* twewn -that port and Cherbourg and tu Avenue and Hecotal Htraat; bock' oni MAb #. r » r d 'r f r wr through-.her fln»t r »’ in die juition. Larulletto will- 11 •The wwr*ti the crowd to cloarjng. (be nONIFAY—The season’s first, ro t- S o u th h a m p to n , starting July 4. ___ IL-ur*:- Tuewjay 1yutea ' ll .il. )iu1 aland* of the front llne'ftbnwad - '• • ‘• ' “ S Sam U-V^M-tHere 'whte* -it- com«« to . *1 u u n ir a i. » r- . . . r " Tliri Leviathan, Which formerly WBH Lil-rnry III ui' Flo^ida’rank#. Ul, J»ul stqnda qped luwna la; !*!”« and he WM qukkl y . taken da chahfj Thursday, 3 to 0 p. m. batuniayi, 8.w ninth in Collier’s national pvjl.-r^aik- tha greateat ton blooms have roiide their appear•IM »,IWW* the German steamship Vaterland, wa» _ hero. .Thay were brought to and tent to thd p d l ^ ' orgaaifaUon. Ujrelpl!w M W fcouvillii Journal. given her final refurnishing In tho Up. m. man In the mob > o | a p p a f« a |town by Noah Smith, Ace Worley and to indofu tlyi tertifta^ huge navy dry dock a t South Boston. rd'ch’T f,r*' VUGUSTINE^Thfe RurihaaetJ. D. Bolberford. some one Mnt abandon i W f balovad b« The last coat of panlt dry and the last Df. tr U retiUI Society W«1 n»eri,.!»ere Another i lire dm* ftloce cowing to Sanford. Ihelr tm m i o f the big store of provision* loaded ji m w.fti was received from Dr. .ml according tOAl.ArtThere lure apprgjdraatcly 7,642 IcMl- o r cne uig tion. Chief ( m JT S t^ h E J s c llr in K e eyinitoVhy wleilndnMH VAW °** aboard, she.toft the dock-M flhdy “ d in l m y 4 f hy i)r. ^SrroU |I<L . j'T % .w lth • brick Brownlee, w bote riaWnf tk i c r i 'l n this country, most of whkh ■truck in the a injury baa not Club at Daytona. He »ent hU best will.never get IhcJr saw ground. ^ went to the harl-or mouth for Piinki of JackaonelU*. preyidfat, -The[ . , J n Y o l l i n t a r y ' B a n k r u p t re b«lnt-pa**| but wateb ih r w««to*te.tha, •F'»PH®n ,-j6'. I'M night. aeaalons will be hel< in the HL. A“ * been determ! « 3 -* •''-1 r * " '* • am i ,ep<*l«d Some of the gueata went down to ( a u n t 4 iM d n * e # w w » iv ( of battery rdstine Yacht Club. 1 A drawing apd wlU wear a nice Lieut. L K K \vr YORK.. Juno JW.—’itbnute'Ss ImfU, mtaWlaMlI k in the the ship <« *D excutelon Steeplef lkte .ftfruc ‘ —’ '1 * ' •* —d^iated-by Dumas. • GonncUy wlU ft^C, National m rm a sre fl man and Furshnyy«", of the lqa«Mng giual tW t^« i J o’clock 1 ilahitka(IwlP«. West'week, while Car­ baw tirbam llo tha,boufees with a t^ r w v Two of thorn froln thef army j.Jirtrf • -< KenreMutauvve u. J M k c Stock-1-X-^ptoopU U» t^# t/SkH J i ^ a r S*«<oed-.oft ot will attend to the tn-RepiaMutaUte* ‘>f ter and Caswell will disabled. 'T 'f i W gage and a tudai of San^Francisco hard Water, Duma, waa selected as Lloyd Swftio. SanjrrancireoA •I Khlntdmr B<»erd rafosad to Wt th u .change, i a d r d : M ag v *J®yvluuuU ry Jngi ^ , 8herrod*te rlV rm*’trf f**lur*i an^ U la to be *“ a r hoped tbftp will import tho talent-^po af 7 ;r .'.7 somrthlng different ^ ^ J ^ d appointed .DeCotteft, U r the excursion steamer hkd depart. « aNJ p0Bolh contestants lua donated by the 8*n ed. Flrantie rigaally ^®«U! ho! Hndu® Connelly.sad. u/e of lha lutenMs of-the hom^iYa*- In a statement attributed U)* gretide far struck him. a*M »*rp Ikila-aM E p oXoUgV aad. printed. ^*M«w wklppar return and J»>* 8.VP *k-*iaw murnltie wkem a^y«^areauM ln te ‘‘pcrslsta a t r u nuirs. affoctlng our. a lu fd ? B sW CtiLLlU whlch h# aaULV ^ d g f r t t y ^ IpvhffU ftl J T ..U i h .r t .r ^ l . .n J f .™ tarttoy awning • n e re lZ Georg*, srera. If any Chase. Thdy had-ampte'Ume to reach denied t ihu opporluoliy: tr.ut<Mii»ho redaioi itt>rar*’*alwav8«aw *ttb.r,' Ha and favorable comment, sail thay e e h iw d rU L d ta a K w n rit be# ns hot declared he believod U)g.fiOM toltoMy thakJto g members as "Mr. the pier. Later 100 hospital. 1 .. -N e w Y u rK * JL *_ the army base went out in sympathy. solvent. a - ; ~+*%*r*y* ... ^ ^ COUPLE * ¥ FA HIS NEWSPAPER CRATER ENLARGED m Cl f0$ f f m # m noi:$ McADOO THIRD IN NATIONAL FLORIDA POLL .r s s ;s r - w f - — 1 " Z, St e jS — r? -: Mm ^ 1' : • ■> iiiiiilM -*T �v -■ *•1-i ***** * f, * .M !•J* tk\w* \T PAGE SIX - .-l'lf : • : ./' 'ix • ‘• • •/ ' ‘ • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUE8DAY, JUNE 19,1923 18. FRED DAIGBR. Society Editor Phone 217-W If , n I n * aar tHeu4m rHIllaa » « —If , mm a rt (alag a a fw lffa »r tM ilM kaiw, »r II or* raferlalalaa, wrlla a eaalal rani fa fhla Oraarfaaral. aUlaa Orfalia, ar trlrpkaar Ilia l«e»M ll will ha nraallr a*|»rrelalrd. • JU N E BRIDES bert "Moore of Montgomery, Ala., arc the guesta of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ilqw many Junes, how many brides, Coleman. . ... Ravd gone before, I cannot say} I oqly know your veiling hides Mrs. James Moughton and Mrs. The blushes of a bygone day. Stella Arrington spent tho day In Or­ lando yesterday. * ■ Your mother blushed the self-same way, Her mother’# cheeks were tinted, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Farm er have too. o arrived from Palatka to ‘mako their home In Sanford, Mr. Farm er hav­ Now here’s another wedding day, And, lo! th e charming bride is you. ing accepted n position with the Milanc Theatre. This has been so since mnn begnn To claim fair woman for his own, Mrs. Fred Lovell and little son Kinca ’two# proclaimed unfair for man Frederick who have been-.the gocat* of Mrs. Lovell nnd Mr*. T>. C. Mar­ - To spend and live his life alone.* lowe, have returned to their home in To June the sweet and stiver lone Of wedding bells is nothing new, Orlando. * . This music ages long she's known, • And now the chsrming bride is you. Mrs. Perry Jcrnlgan, Mrs. Henry SUCCESSFULLY FIXATED FROM BOSTON DRY DOCK YB8TERDAY. e s j’ Don’t forget that you can have a fine swim out a t Silver Lake and they ■t o n i g h T____ have plenty of bnth houses for your convenience*, the jrn tc r is ftho nnd tljp forcement officials. • • '■ALICE pRAfeY price Is right nnd you would like to CARD OP THANKS. —I N _ know where this place Is—Hnscldoti’s* on SUvcr Lake. Dock says th at Alt' To llmre who so kindly nnd loving­ ly camo to a s with flowci* nnd sym­ crowd has surely been coming out nn«l pathy, going With us to the Inst rest­ they jtill report n fine time.' Open nil ing place of our darling little Coo. wo day liapg and ovenlngs erdr^-doy hr wish to .extend our heartfelt thanks, the week, so take a apln <Ait there nnd fcoiing you in re still thinking of us enjoy the fine bathing. *.. ______ ' • LV *' ■ I I j . in this our deepest sorrow. * MRS. MARY R. Rl^KER The Yomancr of a wild Bouth N r- and Mrs. H erbert Spier nnd maided and the man who tris-H . Family. Died, at her home on the* H eight^ u r n . h .r. X * ,,»i * » * -• M i..1. . 1 ty • V dramatic. AlsoMEETING OF ORDER.DEMOLAY. nl 5 o'clock-this morning ,Mrt. Mary nnd intensely V* j j E. Raker, aged 69 years, of an illness The local chapter. Order of DcMo- reused by a severe nttacK of the flue, lny, will holil their regular meeting with tho attending ills of old age. Mrs. Raker was n native of 1Vntomorrow night In tho Mnsonic Hall Wcdncsday-ThufsJay at 7:30 shnrp. The DcMolay degree ncsscr. and wns married to T. J. Bak­ er February -8*f-4895|-at ' TwInvHle; CHAIM.IK CBArUN !■ will lus conferred upon-two candidates. Election of‘officers will be held. Other t Tcnn. Mr. Daker died in this city important business will he attended to ( "bout two yeern ago. • 1 m“ THE PILGRIMfour including the election of new mcm-| Mr*. nakcr is survived by bers. Refreshments will be served daughters, one son and two brothers: -nnd all Master Masons are invited, j Mis. Agnes Mingc, Kingston, Tcnn.; STOP BACKACHE, KIDNEY ---------------- *-----------J Mrr. Luclln Minccy, Knoxville, Tcnn., TROUBLE “SI SLOCUM’S COUNTRY STORE" 0 . C., nnd Misses Minnie nnd Rosa Backache, Rheumatic Pains, -------j Lee. of Sanford, and H. /L nnd J. B. This splay, given by the Woman’s Williams, Knoxville, Tcnn. headache, tired feeling, too f r ^ , Missionary Socloty Circle No. 4, of j -j-),,, decensetl was a life-long mom- urination, discolored or strong 04, the Methodist church on June B, h a s )h<ir ot tho Methodist church nnd while are symptoms of kidney nnd bladder added $31.50 to tho Athletic A ssocia-|0f n (|Uict and retiring nature, mode trouble. "I was nlwnys havinB * tlon. Wo wish to thank these ladles i „ j,MSt of wnrm fr jt.nds during her backache which caused me grest mj. for their Interest in us. Yes, it was a , 09j,|cncc here, all of whom extend fciing,8 writes Mrs. Feber, Medford^ spirit like this that put athletics over heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved Mass. "Could not sleep nn.l at time* the tap this year. relntivcs.• I could not stand straight. Tried Ko. It is nlwnys n hard pull to gut up n The funeral will take place from Icy Kidnoy Tills and found reiki.” play In the summer but through the the home nt 4:30 tomorrow afternoon, Stop backache, kidney and bltddn beautiful spirit of Mrs. Cook, as di­ Ilev. Carpenter officiating, nnd inter­ troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Sold rector, we feel that it wns put over ment will lie made in Lnkevlow ccmc- everywhere.—Atlv. in good shape. Many thanks to all teiy, by the side of her husband. G. W. Lawton, Brnrelct Witch Fjwho took part for the athletic associa­ pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. tion was greatly in need of money. Tha Herald for first class Job work. 4-24-tfe It. F. COOPER, Athletic Director. BOSTON, Jupo 10.—The recondi­ tioned liner Lcylnthnn in Boston low­ SOCIAL CALENDAR er, harbor,’ Is In readiness to anil lor *mithorn water* o n her trial trip. The Tuesday—The Program Department flrat. detachment of tho aix hundred of the Women’s Missionary Society guest# ,wbo will accompany the refit­ w ill'm eet at the homo of Mrs. W. ted steam ship on her Initial voyS. Thornton a t 3:30 p. m. ago were taken to the lower harbor Tuesday — Rumph-Whltncr---nuptial* on a smnllcr boat last n ig h t Others lloly Cross Church. were ox pec ted to board her today. Wednesday—Wedding of Mina F ran­ Tho groat ship was successfully ces Louise Chappell and Mr. Jack­ floated from the navy dry docks in son Pemberton, a t tho Methodist Purdon nnd guests, Mrs. Seegsr nnd Sooth Boston yesterday. Mrs. Jack Hewitt, of Waynesboro, G a, And friends have como-from far nnd Church. The mammoth liner’s entrance into nnd Mrs. J. B. Lawson were a congen­ near, the dry dock a month ago to bo clcnnFriday—P rtc r Scliaal will give a To see \h c bride and wish her well, ed, painted and rcflnlshcd, the clos­ dance a t tho Parish House at 0 p. ial party spending the day in Orlando To shed the glorious, happy tear, yesterday. ing details of her $8,000,000 recondi­ m. • And hask a moment in her spell; tioning. Mrs. C. L. Goodhue, Mrs. Vsnco To stand about with friends and tell Commander A. J. Chanty, U. 8. N., C. W. IJayd of Orlando wan among Douginas nnd children and Mrs. Stan­ How long tho lover had to woo, nnd Capt. W alter J. Bernard, repre­ the business visitors in Sanford yes­ ley Walker and baby, have rented a Tw as so the day I married Nell, senting tho Shipping Board, directed terday. cottage a t Daytona Reach where they And It is so today with you. the task of refloating the steamship. will spend the summer. They were assisted by 250 men han­ Jacksonville was represented here The oft-repeated scene but grows dling the huge mooring lines. yesterday by II. C. Wright and J. II. Mrs. J. Sherman Moore has re­ In beauty ns the years go by; Fifteen tugs shoved the big liner Tate. turned home from Tampa where she Each happy maiden's wedding knows about when she reached open wntcr. spent the week-end with her parents, The music of a mother's sigh, When her prow pointed toward Broad O. C. Rranch of Ocala wan register­ leaving this morning for Winter Garr Tho light of many a friendly eye, Sound, the flotilla of tugs cast off, ed at the Montscmua yesterday while den where she will be the guest of The land that throws the wornout shrilling farewell, and other c raft in In the city on a business mission. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. S. IJumby. shoe, . tho harbor took up the chorus. The For theso arc Joys that never die, deep throated whistle of the Lcviathnn 11. D. I-cnfcsty, a prominent busi­ EASTERN STAR WILL HAVE And now the gentle bride is you. responded. As she steamed down ness man of Tampa spent the day PICNIC AT LAKESIDE PARK the harbor to her anchorage the now here yesterday on n business mission. God grant that love shald never fade, "Queen of the Seas" was cheered by Orlnndo Chapter, No. 131, 0. E. S , hundreds on the pier, harbor island This is the oft-repeated prayer. I). E. Ray of Albany, On., is rank­ will hold their annual picnic Thurs­ Tho prayor that ages long have made nnd excursion boats, holidaying in ing his headquarters at the Monteday nftornoon, June 21st, a t l-akesidc For every newly mated pair. memory of. Bunker Hill. s\ima while in the city on business. Park two miles south .of Orlnndo, on Thnt love shall live through every Returning from her trial run, the care, Lcviathnn Is scheduled to reach New J. D. Ixipaz of Daytona, nnd George Dixie Highway. Your chapter is invited to be pres­ And blossom sweet 'mid sorrow’s Yosk next Sunday afternoon, sailing 11. Hamel of Edgar were among the ent, together with your husbands nnd ruo, for Southampton July 4 on her initial business nrrlvnls here ycslordny. fsnyilius, also any visiting Stars *ln Mnke light what burdens you must voyage In the service of the United CUT FLOWERS—Zinnias, large flow. crcd, 35c per dozen; Shasta daisies, bear, W. J. Horton of Section, A la, a r­ your community. States lines. Program of sports to begin at oneAnd now this is my prayer to you. Nothing was known hero of any 20c per dozen or $1.25 per hundred. rived in the city yesterday for a short thirty p. m. Supper at 4:30 p. m. visit. • —Detroit Free Press. stops to interfere with tho Levia­ Roses. Owen, photographer. 70-2tc Ilring bathing suits nnd well Ailed than’s program. J. Shrrmnn Moore Is spending sev­ baskets, we furnish the drinks. Facta About the leviathan, GOLFKItH DENOUNCE RULING. TSAOC MASK Kindly have nil your party, wear eral weeks in Atlanta, (In, attending launched "Vatcrlund," Hamburg, tags on which arc written their name to business. Walter llnpcn, defeated British op­ 1014. nnd town, ns we want this to lie a en golf champion, nnd Grno Snrnzen, Troopship "Leviathan," U. S. N. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M rljudin left get-acquainted gathering. champion, denounce ruling against 1015. , A price will be given to tho chap­ punched clubs on eve of chnmpionship this morning for Gainesville, where p*f US.fV.1 Of* Carried 200,000. one trip 134)00. they will nttend the Retail Jewelers ter bringing the largest delegation. match, London newspaper nnys. Rebuilt, Newport News, Vn., in A price to the oldest Mifkon nt the f it the convention. 1023. picnic. ESCAPES FROM SANITARIUM len g th 050 feet, beam 100, draft A prize to the youngest Eastern Wilbur Rumple has returned from 40. Draper M. Daugherty, son of nt‘ Charlotte, N. C., where he visited Star member. Displacement, 06.800 tons; gross A prize to the fnttest member, nnd ttrncy general, escapes from n Slnrn- 5(1,010. relatives, stopping over in Washing­ • Sold by one to the thinnest meml>er present. fonl (Conn.) sunitnrium where he had ton, D. C., for a few days. Officers nnd crew 1,115; passen­ UNION PHARMACY A prize to the iillest nnd one to the been confined by court order ns nn gers, 3,3ft8. Sanford, Florida hnbitun! drinker. Mrs. C. A. Farmer nnd Mrs. Her- shortest mnn. Decks 12, lifcbonl capacity, 4,000. Crude-oil burner; 60,000 h. p. tu r­ bines. IIIU I Forty-six boilers, 4-screw, speed 25 3 •r knots. Fuel capacity 0,601 tons; pumps 107. Telephone C00; electric lamps, 15,­ 000. Wiring, 600 miles; tubing 50 miles. Cost $16,000,000; renewal $8,200.­ 000. Owned, run by U. H. Shipping Board, .(’apt. Herbert Hartley, com­ I • 4fc| j , ,v, fc ,» • • • • . . mander. The Leviathan, the world’s largest Organized under the laws of the State of Florida, established and own- g liner, rebull and refurnished ut ed in Sanford and Seminole County and oiTicercd by local business men j cost of $8,000,000, Is ready with steam up to sail on her trial trip in to help maintain and expand Sanford and adjacent territory—and fpr jj the neighborhood of Bermuda today. With flags flying and whistles blow­ legitimate profit. ing the great ship Will steam down * . 8 the harbor earrying the guests of the . OFFICERS United States Shipping Board, on one of the most luxurious trips ever S, a C H A SE.................................................... .................................President 8 made. 1 •‘ • GfiO. W.. KNIGHT ......................... Vice-President and Gcn’l Manager » On her return sho will go into the rrgulur truns-Atlsntic trade, starting ALFRED FOSTER................................................Secretary and Treasurer S July 4 from Now York to Cherbourg and Southampton. Six days will he taken for a crossing, nnd a round trip FINANCE COMMITTEE . will be made every three weeks. Ac­ commodations for the 3.4DO passen­ ....... , . S. O. CHASE, Chairman *$l cost front $6,000 for the soGEO. W. KNIGHT B. F. WHITNER H. R. STEVENS gers railed royal suite, down to I ’JO or ALFRED FOSTER* L. I. FRAZIER $100 for the third clnss. First class will be from $276 up nnd second from $140 up. The liner, which lay rusting away for two years after the -service ns a transport, when it carried 200,000 duughboy.t across the Atlantic, Is now furnished, in n style surpassing that of the most sumptuous hotel.! Designers, Interior decorators, au-h-i itccts, and artists have done their ut­ THE SANFORD MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY has also 8 most to mnke tho former Vaterlnnd j for some time past been making small loans of from $50.00 to $250.00, 5 so delightful that passengers will fo r-, get or forgive the fact that she c a r-; at 8% interest on a basis which enables the borrower to repay the loan ■ ries no bar. Stomach J LivchK idneys Bowels, Blood CAPITAL $250,000 P rin t TAKE A SWIMr SMUGGLE DRUGS AND ALIENS Giant St6am er Rum -runners off Sandy Hook acAll Ready Levial raed of smuggling aliens nnd drug* B ifT jrip /.as well *as Ifquor by -New York en­ „I!‘f e p n alNews American and European Plan SEABREEZE, FLORIDA HOTEL RAYMOND One block from Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. Summer rates —Room, $1 per day and up; ?5 per week and up. Special week-end ruten.---------------Every room has running water. T I N T •* * '* E \ .* X . N t R. C. B O W E R Phorte 325-------------------------------------------------------------- The Rexnll Store % 3 as save we every purchase The primary purpose of the Sanford Mortgage Loan Company is to provide adequate funds for needed home building operations in San­ ford and adjacent territory. Long term loans will also be made on other improved real estate within the scope of the Company’s opera­ tions. . s : V31 •weather on your vacation, or qn easy terms covering a period of fifty weeks. This department wij| be maintained by the Sanford M ortgage Loan Company for the benefit o f those who are in need of immediate cash. FUNDS ARE ALWAYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS PURPOSE. When you real) that one section of America says of another, It isn’t rea­ sonable to expect rival races in Eu­ rope to revere one another. ■jww Stock in this Company, which is on a strong dividend paying basis, It it hard to understand suicide in a world that has roastin’ ear# and one piece bathing suit# In prospect. IV is being offered for a short time only, a t par, $100.00 per share. pi M me Or NOTICE. EASTERN STAR. *> »V!a - 1 1 .■ All colors—Tints ns you rinse—The dye powder, used like bluing. DIAMOND, I’UTNAM, WHITEX AND RIT Seminole Chapa* will hold a regular meeting on Thursday evening, June 21st, 7:30. T btra will be initiation. This will ba tha la st meeting until October 1st. AB members ‘ are re­ quested to ko presuul. . SARAH E. PARKER, Secretary.. 7021 First Street SELLS IT 5k. tf BN ?-i �MV*«1 n Sanford Daily Herald w m m — H — THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WRDNE8DAY, JUNE 20, 1923 [Chaplin, Seeking Peace, Meets Mexi ican Revolution WEALTH LONGER SERVES TO PROVE SUCCESS P a M h l i t w t t y a f tr r o a a a « n * | l * •» d a y a t lk « H e ra ld M M I a * . I f f ■ a n a h a A r t , t a a l a r t . r» a . to Win? The posaeaaion of wealth no longer L JH E Y H A ! - W H E R t^ constitutes the only barometer of W S3 Kfl { i iS? r*l*f CALL7— • MEAN TH E succeaa; the service ideal is gradual­ Charles Chaplin has a tough time HEW ONE » GO*" LAS 'TEAlfc' The Herald Printing Co. ly gaining ground. This was the If y o u w i l l D o t , h o w c a n you in "The Pilgrim,” the First National WHAT C H A lO O WITH’ H MAT rm tin in i keynote of a message to the convencomedy-classic a t the Princess The-: e x p e c t a n y o n e e l s e t o d o so? tion of International Rdtary a t SL atre Wednesday and Thursday. Ix>uis yesterday from Paul P. H ar­ The people o f this world usual­ In the big denouement, Chnplin, J5 ris, founder of Rotary and President hosed by the sheriff of the Texasj® ly rate a man by how he rates Em rritus of Rotary International. town in which he has sought refuge i* A dvert la ta * him self. nr an escaped convict. ’T he dime when rich men are the big men is passing” said the message. But the sheriff Is a tender-hearted ■ Every time yoii add a dollar to Greatness in the future will depend ciiss, and, learning that "The Pilgrim" pi your interest-bearing: account, not upon what one has been able to luia turned over a new leaf and saved get, but rather on what one has been the stolen m ortgage money of a poor y o u b a c k y o u r s e l f t<y w i n . * able to give. old lady, he takes Charles to the bor­ der and turns him loose in Mexico. ' Let this bank help you o u t.. "Opportunity to urge upon the bus­ iness world the importance of adop­ At Isst, "The Pilgrim ” thinks he has found a haven of peace. ting service ns the basis of all pro­ fessions and trades, is distinctly Ro­ But when revolutionists get busy u n m T n n a ii o c i a t k o rn ic s s tary’s. Rotary’s peculiar formation, on nil sides he changes his mind. He T b* A sso cia ted P r a se la «sc1u »lv*lr • m ille d U> tti* u»« (o r rrp u h llcm lo n o f one representative of each profession can’t live in Mexico and he can’t live a ll m w i dlapatehra cred ited to It or n ot oth arw laa cred ited In th la paper and each line of trade, makes it pre­ in the United States. His is n baf­ W ’’ A d f S a i i f t o d • and alao th e lo c a l n e w s p ublished eminently the best organisation with fling problem with an unique solution. bAflln« t * jr | r ■ # ** m F t 9 Ti Alt r ig h ts o f ra -p u b llc e tlo n o f i p m UI which to effect the purpose, It is n tla p a tch ea h erein a r e ala o raaarved. SANFORD----------------------FLORIDA O U tN I II Kit A I.U n iU M IIftU . P h a a e IM large order. Furniture, pianos, safes, in fact Deposits on Ford Savings Plan received here. "The advent of Rotary mifrkrd an f o r e i g n A dvertising h r y n n a u i l n ANYTHING, ANYWHERE, moved on THE AMERICAN PRCSSASSOCIATION COME DOWN STAIRS era when the long suppressed yearn­ rhort notice, by the QUICK SERVICE TOUNG M A N IF YOU ings of business men for opportunity TRANSFER. Phene 198. G3-3tc i i i i i u i i i u u H N i i i i n n H U H i m n i WANT TO TALK TO to share in spiritual leadership began M E ! i ! to find realization. It has been a ------------------. ----------------------- — — Tampa now has a population of period of wonderful progress because A FIVE DOLLAR BILL 100,000 says the Tampa Times and business men have made idealism international cartoon CO. we can well believe it for the Cigar practicable Takes an Electric Fan *" Thoroughly Remodeled Screened Throughout City Is some city and they have if "No worthy object can be gained LAKE MARY CASINO ROTARY IN CONVENTION. Light nnd Water Sgstem Installed 15rl IlcductiorH n P rices of good all the year round business. without effort and the more seriously SECURES NEW ORCHESTRA Tampa is also’going after the tourist wc view our undertaking, the more FOR THE SEASON PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM Rotary’ International is in conven­ business and will in time be one o f certain our accomplishment. tion at SL I/mis., This organization, CUP TinES AND TUDES Florida’s leading tourist cities. Mr. Wilbur Sewell, the manager of now world-wide in its scope, is only ------------ o----------DRIVES—DRIVES—DRIVER. eighteen years old. On February 2.T, I^ikc Mary Casino, has secured the F. P. RINES Rotary heads gathered in SL I-ouls 1905, it originated, when four citi­ services of Frank Hussey’s Daytona 105 Palmetto Ave.— Phone 481-J Slowly, laboriously and painfully zens of Chicago met fqr luncheon and Beach orchestra to ploy for the re­ stress "honor in business’* amf when you come to think about it honor in the baseball drive continues on its decided that it would be a happy idea mainder of the reason. This orches­ business is about the best thing yet. way for money enough to keep St. to meet weekly for the same purpose, tra is also playing at the Daytona Honor in business, honor in all your, Petersburg’s franchise in the state In order that they might become bet­ Bench Casino and is very popular dealings, honor In your actions would league and to enable the St. Peters­ ter acquainted and be better quali­ among the dancing crowd of people. make the world a better place in burg team to finish the last half of fied to perform some service for the The orchestra includes Mr. Frank which to live. And it is n well known i the season. Hussey, drummer, formerly with city. No single citizen with a normal fact that money dishonestly gained From that first meeting, Rotary Newberry’s Daytona Beach orches­ will nevar do the man or his family American mind will deny the de­ has had such remarkable growth tra, and also Mr Green, the popular any real good anil they usually lose sirability, or perhaps the necessity, that, at its present meeting at St. banjo wizard, formerly with the old it as well as the friendship of all who of St. Pctrsburg’s retaining her fran­ I-ouls, thousands of members gath er Orlando Country Hub orchestra of chise In the state league. A live from nil parts of the world. Seven­ Inst season, and several other erackknow them. American city must have baseball in teen delegates have arrived from orjnck players. opens about 2,000 doors e very its season. And hascbull, like all Australia and New Zealand and there There is dancing every Wednesday Tha Southern Utilities Company day— "other’good‘thinks furnished by men, are representatives front Manila, from evening a t Lake Mary Casino and a are charging too much for ice, wa­ He’ll soon be knocking at yean costs money. Then if we all admit Shanghai, from Buenos Aires, from good time is promised to all. The ter, gas and electricity. The City Read about him CORONADO REACH, FLORIDA that while baseball costa money we Spain and Panama, from Holland and dance floor has been declared by dan­ Commissioners know they are charg­ on pages 108 and 109 still must have it—why does the drive Mexico. Ten clubs In Cuba have sent cers from at lover the country to be ing too much and they have the fig­ Surf .Rathlng nnd Shower Ninths drag so slowly, laboriously and pain­ delegations and the British Isles, the Ix'sl in Central Florida. l-ake THE SATURDAY ures from other cities for n com­ . . . . For Reservations and* Rales where Rotary has developed almost Mary is only five miles from Sanford, parison. Wc are now looking to the fully along? : EVENING POST nccaUM* it comes at the tiredust ns rapidly as in this country, furnish nod eighteen miles from Orlando; ADDRESS. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, CORONADO, FLA. City Commissioners to cut these* June 23 period of a year in which the people just a good ride, and well worth tak­ rales and allow the people of San­ a .Considerable quota of the attend«KD*BRWKKaBPBK*HH>KB*KKBR!KHBKKKIKHaMVgKIIKiaMRaaiSl • i, ' ing. ford the same rates that other cities had already Itccnmc sick and tirrd— a nee. | , are paying. While it is true that L|>o o sick and so tired—of drives— Rotary is especially strong in SUGAR IS DOWN AT City of Sanford will soon own (la rives—drives. Florida. Practically every town of THE PIGGI.Y WIGGLY ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■B B a a B a a a B a a o a a a |l a a a a a a a a a a a a B a a n l l a a a a a g a a a ^ a a a a a a |a a a a | la there 4B practicable, work aide waterworks and other utilities it rmiy nivful «ny importance in the state hus its bo some time before that happens way of cutting out these fe w e st .W h r V e .f 'Which "thalpirtfijr Wltflily U. lower drive* T~ V*"r and wc do not want to go bnnkrupE jjtt Kustis, is attending the conven­ the prices always. Today, for in­ There is. The Community Chest, In paying the excessive rates charged tion in a body and is attracting much stance, they have the price of sugar down to ten pounds for one dollar. All by the Southern Utilities Co., while with its—"One Appeal, One Cam­ paign, Once a Year”- .lo g a n will do | attention by reason of this fact. Tamwg arc waiting. other groceries in proportion. 1‘iggly the business. j Pn has several delegatus, headed by Wiggly are the leaders in bringing It will also do it in an easier and th cnew president of the local club, down the price groceries. Rend DRAINAGE IS NEEDED. belter, und n fairer and squurcr, and C. C, Nott, und the secretary, Frank them over und be convinced, These a surer way. In fact, it is the only Alexander. prices are for tomorrow- Thursday Drainage is the biggest thing in sure way yet devised. It is nut a Tumpu is prominent in Rotary In­ morning specials—go down w itli your Florida. It is the biggest thing In m atter of doubt, it is not an ex­ ternational because a Tampa Rotabasket* arid rake in the gi-ods and Sanford and drainage and hulkhi-nd- periment. Other cities do it. rian, John Turner, is the Third ’Vice- save the big money. Ing will make this country a paradise Then why does not St. Petersburg? President of tin- international organ­ for the uae of the grower and the use It ran not because our people love ization and has been active in the of the winter resident. Just now the drives so, for we all know they do larger affairs of Rotary service for a headwaters of the upper St. Johns not love them. It is not because number of years. Mr. Turner hus river are coming in for a big drain-1, hcy <)o nol know nbout thl, lieen prominently mentioned for the age scheme. If this bud boon put ity r h c ll mcthwli f((r , h(>y <|o kniiw. presidency of this convention and it over years ago there would W no ,Vrh)ipN thl.n> u u | K.rnluv thoy is confidently believed by Florida Ra­ flooded lands In that part of the haven't been driven often enough and tarians that be will win this high country now. If It had been put over h„n , (.nnU|fh ycl.. y,.,. ,t mu„l honor, if not this year, then certainly years ago and the canal cut Into In­ that. So, President Harold, keep on next year. ■ dian river this country would l*n n with the Imncball drive. We must An organization which include* much better country in which to live have baseball, and baseball must every civilized country on the globe and would Ire th e ' rirher hy many have the money, and St. Petersburg and which is composed, by reason of ARE thousands of dollars and many thou­ has the money. Give the people no it* membership requirement*, -of the sands of |>coplr. Drainage is the rest until the fund is raised. Hunt leader* in business and in the pro­ greatest thing in Florida. U l u* fessions in every comm unity, must them down without mercy. have more of it nnd eliminate the And then—If they shall have been necessarily t>e a powerful force. Ro­ waste placus. punished enough—let us all—some tary exercises that force in civic and I time before another year *hnll bc- community service. Just now it is MAKE IT A HNAPPY SUMMER. gin—gel together for the common devoting most of it* energies to work sense method of one big drive for with nnd for boys, which work is That old la y in g ' about anybody the whole year, and put It over. counting strongly in making n better can gu to bed but it takes a good Let St. Petersburg follow the ex­ and cleaner future citizenship. The man to get up in the morning in nlsu amples of bigger and more prog­ fuel that politics' i* strictly barred true of business. Any merchant can ressive cities, and make it— at its meeting* nnd that it never get business in the winter when “One Appeal, One Campaign, Once takes part, a* an organization, in , business Is full of pep and the a Year."—St. Petersburg Times. iwlitieal contests, is one reason why weather la cold but it takes a good it ha* grown and why it i* so in niK Y ARE MADE IN ORLANDO business man to get business in the COUNTY SH oF l d OWN HR IDG EH fluentiul.—Tampa Tribune. ■ summer. And the good business man from the beat m aterials and properly gets business in the summer only by 'J’he lH'Lflpd News advocate* coun­ Home people think it is hot here in Installed iii Sanford or vicinity, if you offering speciil bargains and adver­ ty ownership of the Monroe and Florida but there is no one dying tising In the dally and weekly papers. ! Crows Bluff bridges. And it might from heat prostration a* they are in wiith. Wc specialize In Awning*, | , r ,•, , * . i , | i.i I t has been given up by the largest huve added that the county should Chicago and other northern cities. Porch Curtains or anything of can­ merchants in the United States that Own all bridges. And not alone that, Dispatches say that seven died in the way to stimuulale summer busi­ but they should lie free bridges. The Chicago yesterday from the heat and vas. ness la by special sales and advertis- tnll bridges in Volusia, Seminole nnd this is something to think about .Our Wc also malic WINDOW SHADES " Ing and this is the only way to keep I.ake-are-amotnr-ttn' few toll bridges northern friends would find it a de­ the trade coming. Make it snappy left in the state. There was a time, lightful trip to take the Clyde Line to your order a t a saving to you, ‘ and keep them coming should he the of course when that was about the and run down to Sanford for a few tspceiu)ly*on odd size windows. motto of all tha Sanford merchants only way they could be built nnd days right In the heart of the sum­ Estimates given cheerfully. ' thla summer. The Herald will help maintained. But that time has pass­ mer and get cooler breezes in the day 1 by taking a dose of the same medi- ed, and these lull bridges has pass- time than they do in their northern 1 cine and wa will arrange for special veritsementa for the counties that homes. And a t night—well, there ’ days and apodal events and keep msinUjn them. The degree of pros is no place like Florida at nighL them coming right along. It Is really parity in each county, the increase in o • up to the merchants aa to whether taxables, and local pride should con, ST. AUGUSTINE—County comtha city takes a summer siesta or spire to remove the toll house and the mlsaioners were a step ahead of the keeps moving. The Herald does not man with oulstfetrhed hand. Those local organisation of the W. C. T. U. ‘ intend to lay off or taka any vaca­ life tellrj of a past, except in ex­ in the m atter of jail conditions. The tion. Wa intend to hit the ball right tremely^ expensive projects.—Kcport- commissioners had arranged to build Phone 114—204 S. Main 8t. oa and U the business men will help •r-S tk e p 'v a new stockade when a committee FLORIDA curate H lut^enlo^fhe^ nA o! ^ 1 ?f.uUr l'nn'v,rfl^e nnd belief that the pbove la a true and »cus wa will help them to i the busiest from the temperance organisation OltLANDO CUr ■ a'nl«menl of the condition of the above named b u s in g a* at the date specified. ’ summer in history. We have the Wash far 18a. called on them to complain of uh"F irst in Oar Line” tmieaesa h art and all it wanta is conThe Jlsrald delivered six times a sanitary and other mad conditions a t - slant cultivation nnd stimulation. week fa r 1be. the present bastille. U U I i m N I I » I M I l |I M I ||B m lu iu M iM iiR M W u ia w n u H .fL uurtt«<l akniir Peoples Bank OCEAN VIEW HOTEL ■ ............. . . .. 4 Association Sanford, Florida Financial Statem ent as a t May 31,1923 ASSETS Cash: Cash on hand $ In First National B a n k ..........' In Peoples'Bank ....................... In Seminole County Bank...... IN TO E Total cash ;........................• IA>ans: On Mortgage Security ... ... Furniture and Fixtures Due from Borrowers: Insurance........... ..................... Interest and Fines Unpaid .... J 2,348.14 $ 2,282.57 459.66 1,758.37 6,848.75 199,200.00 124.05 289.56 2,976.93 3,216.49 04 SELLERS Awning S h o p TOTAL A SSE TS............ $209,389.29 LIABILITIES Running Stock and Dividends... $ > Paid up Stock—Common... ..,.;.... 100,600.00 I aid up Stock—P referred...... . 15,500.00 Due Borrowers on Mortgages sT ui*pius................. .................... Undivided P ro fits......... . . Notes Payable (to banks) . 1. A. P. Connelly •............. .......... " • r . 9 72,941.02 116,100.00 1,500.00 892.21 2,04*1:19 15,500:00 ■ 414.87 TOTAL LIABILITIES ......... . .... J , . ...$209,389*29 John H. Cathra^fc^qn Company �DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUftE 30. i»23 Hoad EsthMSiWta ^IUPat>erTogr« JU S T T H IN K IT • My Tl* AwweUfe* Pr*Ml LAKE CITY, June 20.—Plans for a frittering of road enthusiast* here July 19 to celebrate the opening of the payed highway from thla cify to Jackson rills, hare been completed. Jacksonville and town* Intermediate along the route plan to come here in whole-souled fashion while assurances cf support have been received from civic organisations of towns as far west as Tallahassee and from towns to the south. A picnic of the quality snd proportions that' tickle the palate of the healthiest is promised. There will be speeches and other marka of entbusiaam. There is no doubt but that the cele­ bration will mark the formal opening of a strefch to delight the motorist's rye. It will be a shining streak all the way from here to Jacksonville, and, and about 45 miles of lb It hssn't been so very long th a t the route was paved to Baldwin, then it was lengthened to near MacClenny, the latter part of last year. From MacClenny to the Columbia county line has been the Isst undertaking and the cause of mil the crowing now. It rllminstes the low-gear sands of Sanderson th st used to make the engines swest. The engineers describe it as one, of the prettiest stretches in the state. It is one of the heaviest trav­ elled. The tourists coming Into the state from Valdosta and headed for the east coast turn a t ^ake City, for the most part and go into Jackson­ ville to get on tb* eaat coast highway. Entering the state through Jackson­ ville the route la popular for those headed for Gainesville, Orlando, Tam­ pa and all intermediate points. Y PROSTRATED IN THE SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY ’ s e a l in g you nee<! the assistance of a good bank to do business with. \Vd need new d ep ositor h\ or­ der to increase our business yea^- CHICAGO, Juno 20.—Scant relief was in prospect todsy from the hot weather in many southwestern, east ly . central and gulf states. Official fore­ casts as a whole predicted generally ' Having dealt fairly and safely unsettled weather with little <;hange wtth others for over 37 years— in temperature. The heat waVe de­ scended early Monday, taking a toll why not place your account iyith of death and prostrations. I( had been us to our mutual advantage? forming for some time, the weather At the Princess Today nnd Tomorrow (Wednesday and Thursday) Capital and Surplus, $125,000. bureau reported, over the Central and Southern part of the United State*, will be rearranged in the light of and Is here to stay for a while. needs at that time. Tho system will In Chicago, seven deaths were at­ be administered l»y a board of trus­ tributed Indirectly to the h e a t Num­ tees composed of tljo mayor-commis­ bers of persons were prostrated and sioner. tax collector nnd comptroller. thousands were driven to the bathing Ity W. E. IIOLLES, of Ol<Um*r ' In addition, to being eligible for a pen* beaches by a record 91 degree temper­ A COMMUNITY BUILDER !»ion after 20 years service n member ature. Violent thunderstorms in Min­ will also receive one upon Touching nesota and Wisconsin failed to mini­ F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WU1TNER, Cashier the ngo of 0.1 years. Pensioners will mise the sisxling heat. One man was Efforts are being made to form a not be prevented from accepting other killed during a thunderstorm at Mad­ federation of all tho associations of employment but if theif income from ison, Wis. The maximum tempera­ growers and- farmers In Florida, ex­ this source together with tho pension ture at Sb Paul, Minn., was 84. At cept the citrus growers, who nlrendy totals more than $150 per month, the S t Louis there was one death from have their strong Floridn Citrus Ex­ the h e a t pension will bo discontinued, change. If the vegetable and straw ­ The hottest points in the United berry nnd watermelon growers of Widows nnd dependents of m cm -; States were El Paso, Texas, and Pres­ Plant City, Sanford, Manatco county, hers of the department will receive cott, Arix., both of which reported Hastings, Wauchuln, Center Hill, one-hnif of what tho member would high temperatures of DC. Tempera­ Webster, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Ft. have received upon retirement, but In tures of 90 degrees and above were Myers, Oidsmnr, Sumter, West Palm have lined up eighty-five per cent of case of a widow if sha has any chil­ common and there were few cities Beach, Moore Haven nnd other dis­ ell the grower* of that particular dren under 10 years of age, she will which escaped without experiencing tricts can be united In one strong fed­ crop, for united action. Relieve me, receive tho full amount of the pension, 80 and higher. The east also got its eration, it seems certain thnt mutual they ge tresults, too. They may nev­ tho whole to b discontinued' upon Ver WEDNESDAY JSVENING, JU N E 20, 192J portion of hot weather, Parkersburg, bcnofila would be secured. er be able to get the remaining 15 per vc marriage, Her children, however, W, Va., ’Philadelphia • and Pittsburgh I returned from tho mass meeting cent, for it is generally recognized in this event or in the event of her and Raleigh, N. C., recording 90 de­ ■held by the Plant City Growers’ Asso­ that ubout 10 per con tof the people death would receive $15 a month un­ 5 FRANK HUSSEY’S DAYTONA UJEACH ORUllESTRA £ grees or more. The Pacific coast snd ciation a t Hopewell June 14th, with in this world are {ranks, anyway, and til they became 10 yearn old. Other mountain section experienced no dis­ the impression that the thing can bo it is nlmost impossible to get them lin- provisions of the measure call for S DANCING, 9 TO l £ comfort. , done, provided the federation does not VtKup for anything. They remind me compulsory retirement of an officer Nu,r t>4. | attem pt too much at the start. Each of the song about the mother who was disabled or incapacitated In line of S Chaplin’s Brother Ap­ CRAZED WOMAN KILLS of the local or county associations has watching her son in the parade. He duty.' CHILDREN WITH RAZOR arrived u tits present efficiency thru was marching out of step. Rut, ac­ pears ip <Yrhe Pilgrim W. s! SEWEIJU.Mntwfer I Four members o f tho department g long periods of struggles nnd over­ cording to her, every one was out of nro now approaching tho length of ■ u a M i i i a i a a i a i i a i i u H a i u i u i n i i M U H U u w u u a OWNESBORO. Ky., June 20,— coming difficulties, and the success step except her Johnny. Sydney Chaplin will be seen in a service to entitle them to benefits un­ Every one in the world, I guess, der the act. None is eligible a t pres­ role of importance li» "The Pilgrim," After having' attacked and seriously which they have achieved will not be the latest Fiyot National comedy pro­ wounded her husband, Mrs. Cleve­ surrendered. Their marketing organ­ knows we can raise the big crops nnd ent. duction of his 1/dtniCablu brother, land Daugherty killed her two daugh­ isations have been built up by bard the early crops and the money-making Charlie Chaplin, at t h ' princess to­ ters, three nnd live years, with a wor knnd hard knock*, nnd they have crops In Florida. We have advant­ razor and drank poison a t her home gradually found out whore to ship to ages of soil uifc) weather nnd climate day and tomorrow. nnd protection, against frosts which1 near Glendean, in Breckinridge couft- get the prices and get the money. Sydney plays the part of a hus­ no other state in the union cop claim. | ty, according to report* reccnlved band and father, who takes his wife No one is asking any of them to Wo certainly can produce the goods. and mischievous young son to the here. She will recover. give up anything. Each town, city or Mrs. Dougherty, apparently having county gfowera' association ran go home in the Texns town where wel­ Distribution of the crops, however, coming festivities for the new pnnion become suddenly crazed, first attack- tight nloug us it is going now, taking is also just us Important us produc­ ad her husband with a razor. He was care of its grades nnd packs nnd sales. tion, and that Is Where n central or* aw under ws$. Thla fam ily*^ on hijr no more sus­ slashed In tJjqjpu.'oJp.Tut st^vgrul in 31 Is recognltkd thnt the loefi associa­ igarlxMbra/ cap . i l o . .trvmomhnuv picion of the fact that the “parson” disarming his wifo an<j then went to tions can do thing* for their member* amount of good. It may take a lot of is actually, a fugitive from Justice tho home of a neighbor for help, ac­ which tho state federation of associa­ timo to work up to thut point, hut tha nnny of the others, nnd so he cording to details of the tragedy re­ tions could not do. why not make a start by getting to­ WE CLOSE AT NOON proceeds .to get in solid with the new ceived here. gether and organizing a stute federa­ The first thing is tg organise the “minister’1 by letting his young son Tho woman obtained a second federation, with n hoard of directors tion,t and go ns far ns we can 7 Let generally m istreat everyone, includ­ razor, killed the children and when chosen.by the local organizations on the majority rule. That's good Dem-j ing the man of the cloth. her husband returned was found to the hnsis of representation of one di­ ocratic doctrine. Let’s go slowly a n d : Things come to a climax, however, be suffering from effects of poison. rector for every fifty members’. Any deliberately anti wisely,*without nmk-, wjien this ordinarily docile parent dis­ Mrs. Daugherty, who was 25 year* association with fifty members, or ing any false steps, nnd gradually.. covers that his missing hat has in old and had been married six less, would lie entitled to^only one di­ WHEN BOUGHT WITH OTHER GOODS some manner gotten mixed up with years, wa* unconscious at her homo rector, while tho large associations the plum pudding nnd that the "pnr- last night and without medical a t­ would have correspondingly more vot­ eon” is eating iL tention, it wns said. Daugherty is a ing power in the state federation. farm er and the home is in an isolated This would he fair and square for all. ANOTHER ATTEMPT section. If the< Florida growers can get to­ MADE TO HAVE LIFE gether in some such manner as this, OF UHLAN 1) RAPIST FORT MYERS—What Is styled as and organise a fedorutin nunywhere. the first skyscraper south of Tampa, near as strong ns the Florida Cattle 4■ jr Th* A••••U rea P w « l the eight story Franklin-Arms hotel Kaisers' Association, we also . will TALLAHASSEE, June 20.—The is now well on towards it* erection. have an opportunity to get helpful supreme ctairt yesterday heard pral It will be a steel and concrete struc­ legislation at Tallahassee, get rail­ argument on the extraordinary pro­ ture. With other building* now in road rates adjusted, get proper refrig­ cedure taken in un effort to Have the progress, the city's building‘program WHEN BETTER BUTTER f e MADE erator car service, get a standard for life of Aubrey " Iso Nichols, the now approximates >$750,000. nil kinds of packs, nnd help make th« youngster who more than a year ago name of Florida synonomous for good ljdead guilty to attacking a woman goods. 'A central' information bureau in DeLand, and was sentenced to hang PLANES TO FIGHT could distribute Information about tho b Oo z e -r u n n e r s market conditions and prices, and save by Circuit Judge Perkin*. Nichol* has twice been taken from the shadtho duplication of this work by all tha qws of the noose by respite*. FORMATION OF BIG AIR FLEET local associations, nnd save big sums LIKELY AFTER JULY FIRST Nichol* confessed to having en­ of money, besides doing the wojk bet­ tered the woman'* home one afterter. It is proposed to put experienced WASHINGTON, June 20.—Mobil­ men in charge of this bureau, like the qoon under the gui*e of a plumber qn dmiatreated her. He wn» ar- ization of a big fleet of seaplanes to men who have done this sort of work ' rested several week* afterward* in battle rum smugglers of the Atlantic so successfully for th* locals. Jacksonville on another charge but coast wiU be the government'* next As long as r ^ | district ia com pet- ' made known that he was wanted In step In the war on nun, it wa* learn­ ing with the u f l r districts, blindly JReLnnd for the attack. When taken ed officially Tuesday* The preiidfnt and hi* cabinet, it there for trial, he insisted on plead­ ing guilty. Under state lew the courj ia known, favor such an expedient a* less expensive and perhaps more ef­ had to sentence him to death. Subsequently certain Jacksonville fective than other mean* which’have citizens became interested in his case, been suggested in recent parley* over while he wee held there for eafe the smuggling problem. The plan may be put Into prac­ keeping, and through their efforts, Tampa Police Force Governor Hardee had him examined tical operation soon after the new tfir hia sanity. When he was declared fiscal year begin* July 1. At that NONE OBITER Will Be Protected sane and a fter the court had once Urea Commlaaionfr Roy A. Haynes, By Pension System more denied hi ms new trial, his head of the government's rum fight­ ing force*, will have a large lump counsel invoked an ancient proceed­ Made Possible by Act I'*»s«d**t Last ing, w rit or noram coble, which waa sum appropriation upon which to ‘ Session of Legislator* draw for “emergency” purpose*. If qrgued yesterday. Attorney Bunch agreed that the this ia not sufficient, official* are • Hr I -* * Z iM r U I r i boy waa p rom pt'd te plead guilty In favor of doing everythin* needed TAMl'A, June 20,—Thl* city’e po­ Jthrough ‘ fear qf* mob violence ’ and' #*t to equip a powerful air fleet, end lice department may retire after 20 forth that neW evidence had been dia- let congress later make up any deyear* of continuous service with h*lf| Wa have a nice auortment of Sniuhlae HinculU—Let' Ua fUV your wants with SuMhine pay. The system was tnsde possible ieovered which would greatly entinuby th* passage of an act by tho recent COME TO SEE UH------------------------------------— YC^UR BUSINESS APPRECIATED tea hia crime. state legislature. The half pay priviState's Attorney DeCotte* contest­ 'd inch a proceeding at this late day* of the coast guard to cop# with the of Intelligent distribution of our cropq. log** will be based upon th* average after which he *aW, (h it the boy had •muggier*, prohibition officials said L am glad to say it doe enot happen salary for the three years preceding titp**Ui«fyr confessed the. crime and the air fleet schema waa that “best often, but it comes frequently enough the data of retirement. Provision* of h*cauda Use new evidence was un­ b et” It wa* at first eonaidared aa to cause troubles and losses which the system will apply not oaly to the policemen’ but to all members of the' the should have been handsome profits. substantiated. He denied that there a means of dealing *sly The men who know most about this department and their widow*. situation in Ne wYork and New Jer­ Wa* any atmoepher of mob violence A fund for the operation of the plan during Nichols' brief trial, but in an­ sey waters. But a* the merits' of th# business a n the men who have been at it for yean, who have fought thnp schema were further weighed It was wUI be eat up through tbs' ievf of oneswer to questions from the bench, tenth of ■ mill tax, the fond *1*0 to] s U ie d L A h tf W l ^ d re q u e st th ft considered moat faaaibto o f aag. sug­ to assess'd by fine Imposed upon! gestion yet made to drive liquor �F'?- , T h 6 s a i d l a n d b e l q g 5, - 1. a t the d a te of the Issuance O f' such c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e iu im » o f U n k n o w n . A I s o T a x C e r t i f i c a t e N «V * t | i d a t e d t h e 7 t h d a y o f J u n e . A. ‘D. 1 3 S0, l, n J f i l e d ’ a n l d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y oT flee a n d l ia s t u s d o a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D e e d I n I s s u e i n u o c o r t U n r e w i t h t a w . B ald c e r tio r a te e m b ra c ra th e fo llo w in g des r r l h e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In B e m l n o i a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : Iu>t 31 j L e s s B f. s e r e s ) n i n e If t>.. D. H- M lt e l i e l l * H urvey n f L ev y G fn n t. T h e sa id land b e in g a s s e s s e d a t th o d a l e of, th e Is­ s u a n c e o f s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In tl)o n a m e P» Pa P» Pa of H o ra ce , H underson. A l s o T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 270. d s t r d t h e Till d a y o f J u n e . A. D. 19-0. h a s fci f ile d sa til c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e h o d lia s 'm a d e a p p li c a t io n f o r T u k D eed YESTERDAY’S RESULTS t o laaue. In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h - l a w ; tOiltl As athletic director, 1 wish to take certific ate e m b ra ce s th e fo llo w in g d e ­ ORLANDO, June 20.—Tom Cook, m in Pa p i n s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s l t u a t o d In H e i n ln o l e this opportunity to thank everyone who came down from Missouri recent­ PCI Florida State League C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : I»vt 30 B l o c k m m m m m who helped put athletics over this I).. I>. It. M i t c h e l l ' s S u r v e y o f I h o L e v y ly to Join the flinging staff of the Or­ At Orlnmlo I, 8t. Pete 0. ■* amc In the Pepper taitr a nt ht .e dTaht ee soaf i d t h loa n Ids s bu ar inncge So af s essus ce hd Another year and especially the Sanford Daily lando Bulldogs, held St. Pete to two At Daytonn 2, Tnmpn 1. Herald for their courtesy in advertis­ hits here yesterday and Orlando mndc I-cnguo tomo,rjpw. c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . At Bradentown 4, Lakeland 2. A l s o T nx C e r t i f i c a t e No. 159, d a t e d ing for us. it two straight victories. Th* score t h e 7 t h d a y n f J f l n r . A. D. 1930 . h a s Big I’ercftp ’nnd Oviedo, both fight­ file d s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e n n d HOW THEY STAND Wo feel that athletics have been a was 1 to 0, tho home tenm getting its l ia s m a i i o a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D e e d ing hard for Uie longue leadership. margin from Ixwtuttcr’s circuit drive success this year and the prospects t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . S a i d certific ate e m b ra c e s th e fo llo w in g d e ­ Florida Hlslc league (Second Half) for another year arc equally os good, over the center field fence In the first s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s l l o n t c d In H c m ln o l e King will probnhly do the hurling t ' o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : L o t s 8 * u n d Won ' Ixist Pet. II not better. The Chamber of Com­ inning. The scoro: for tho Big Bcrenn while cither Slav- 29, M i d w a y In Her. 33 T w p . 19 S. It. 1.000 merce has assumed the debt o f-$323 St. Pete .................... 000 000 000—0 0 Daytona ....— ........... 2 31 IS. T h e s o l d l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t n ick or McCall will oppose him. l li e d n t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f so c lt c e r ­ i.noo 0 end we are happy to state that we con Orlando ........... ........... 100 000 OOx— 1 Brnilcntown ■ t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . 1.000 0 start with a clean slate next full. The .......... 2 Orlando ....... .. A l s o T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 47. d a t e d n The real scrap will come Monday t k e 7 t h d a y o f J a n e . A. D. 1930. h u s .000 peoplo of Sunford, as a whole, havo DAYTONA, June 20.—With tho Lakeland ....... ....... 0 s a i d r e r l l f l e n t e tn m y o f f i c e a n il 2 - .000 shown a beautiful spirit this y 0 r nnd score tied 1 to 1 in the Inst of the when the Big Bcrenn will meet the lfiled Tampn .......... ......... 0 ias m a d e a p p li c a t io n f o r T a x Deed Orlando Sentinel tenm here Monday. t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . Siibl .000 since wo have made n success I am ninth, Whitnell, tho Islandurs' new 2 St. Petersburg ......... 0 c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e f o l l o w i n g ilaThe Sentinel has one of the fastest sure that we will get even greater first sucker doubled and scored on s e r l b e i l 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 l t : A ll S W , o f Cashion’a long fly bnrk to left, win­ nmnteur teams in this part of the CN oKuUn t y .l y Fi nl go r i dNa , otfo - w backing next year. S t. G e r t r u d e AVe. stnte. v ning the second straight gnme from Her. 29. T w p . 19. H. It. 3H 15. S n c r e s . The following report will show you T il e s a i d l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d n t t h e Tampa. The score: d a te of th e Issuance of such c ertifi­ the financial aide of athletics for Mnnngcr Whiddon'a Independent c a t e In t i l e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . ................ . 100 000 000—1 lti22-23. A detailed report Is in my Tampa A l s o T n x C e r t i f i c a t e No. Sol. d a t e d D aytonn................ . 000 000 101—2 team will play in Monroe tomorrow t h e 3 m l d a y o f J u n e . A. I). 1919. h a s NEW YORK# Junn 20.—Home run* possession showing the expenses. against tho Monroe team of the Sem­ tile d s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e n n d by lloffmnnn and Plpp were the tieh a s m n d c a p p lic a tio n fo r T a x D eed to Expenses for tho senson after de­ termininfl fartnra In Riving the YnnBRADENTOWN, June 20.—Tho inole Athletic Club. The team Is in I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . Halil ducting the debt that the Chamber of fine shape for their second game with c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t i l e f o l l o w i n g d e keen a 0 to 5 victory over Detroit In Commerce took charge of, were fl,- Growers made it two straight yester­ Monroe nnd they expect to haul the s r r l 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 C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : L o t I. I 'li 11 the third gnmo of tho series yeaterday. day, heating Lakeland in n fast gnme 094.50. l ip It. Y o u n g G r a n t , S ec. 32 T w p . 2n. bacon home in the shape of a big 4 to 2. Batting of Al Nieiinus nnd .The wore: H. It. 31 K. T h e s a i d l a n d b e i n g a s ­ Cosh received: s e s s e d a t t h e d a t e o f t h e I s s u u n e e of ‘ Detroit ............ 000 102 002—0 Doc Nance featured the play. Score: srore. sill'll c e r t I flea t e In t h e m i m e o f J a n e New York ...... ........... 031 000 20x—0 Ocala game ................ ...............f CO.12 I Lakeland ................... 000 000 110—2 Yoonge. E state. o T n x Ci’r l l f i c a t c No. 303. d a t e d Today the schedule for Sanford t h eA l sSlid ' -------"V J DeLand game ..................... —. 20.00 Hrndcntown ............ 000 301 OOx— I day of J u t o v A. D. 1919.. h a s Kissimmee game ............... 00.25 High School’s football team is pub­ filed snhl c e rtlflc n ti^ w t j o y o ffic e nnd BOSTON, June 20.—St. Louis made h a s m a d e a p p lic a tio n f o r T a x Deed 121.75 lished giving dutes and places where t o I s s u e In n c c o r i l i i l i r e w i t h l a w . Halil It three straight ovrr Boston by wrin- Orlando game .................. Ass’n tickets (by Stephens).... 10.55 games are to be played for the entire c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h o f o l l o w i n g d e ­ nlnjr 12 to 0 yesterday. The score: s c rriltrtl i b e d |piir ii o p|he*ir t y s i t u a t e d mum a n d bimim e in g M Ini , n , , ,, i ,r , • _ Fi St. l/ouin .............„ 100 or.O 402—12 Daytona gumo ........................... 289.33 season except October •> and I hanks-1n ,.,1 County, Florida. tn-Wit: Lota ntj( l D h l l ll p It. - Y o u n g G r a n t . giving day. These two dates will be Hcc.t ( 3n nTdw p17. Boston ...».....~ ........... 000 221 100-0 Fort Meade game .... .......... 81.35 . 21 H. It. 3 t E a s t . The CINCINNATI; June 20.—Liique nnd selected Inter. Possibly some strong s a i d l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d n t t il e d a l e Chamber of Com m erce........... 285.00 o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f s u c h r e r t l f l r i t l o PHILADELPHIA, June 20.—Chlcn- Chamber Commerce (by boys) 321.00; Grimes indulged In a tense pitchers' tenm will he here to play on Thnnks- t h e n a m e o f J a n e Y o u o g e , E s t a t e . In A l s o T a x C e r t i o r a t e N o. 37. ’d a t e d go drove "Slim" Harris off the mound Kustls gnme ........ ...................... 34.05 I attic here yesterday, Cincinnati win- (giving day ns Sanford High played in ■lie 2nd d a y o f J u n e . A. D. 1919, Ill's 27.35 ning over Ilrodklyn 1 to 0 in the last Daytonn Inst Thunl.• •g iv in g Day. yesterday and handed Philadelphia a Winter Park game llleil s u ' d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e a n d l ia s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D e ed Ocnln gnme 23.05 half of the 11th. The score: --------Inrlng, 12 to 3. Tho score: t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t a w . Hnld Rollins game .... ................. lfl.fiO j Brooklyn 000 non (too 00—0 From the report «»f S a n f o r d High’s c ertificate e m b ra c e s th e fo llo w in g d e ­ Chicago ................... 000 001 005—12 000 000 000 01—1 financial str.tus sh • ■•'Hied to have ts'corui bn et yd . * pFrloopr ei dr at y, tsoi -t uwal tt e: d LIno t Mctnlrmlc I l l .00 Cincinnati Philadelphia ........ 001 100 100— 0 Duval games . 7 B lock Senbreeto game ........................ 37.50 had the best year «*f h - athletic ex­ 3 T i e r •: H a n f o r d . T h e s a i d l a n d l u l u g a s s e s s e d nl t h e d a t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e CHICAGO, June 20.—The Phillies istence. If the city le.iild an a th ­ of s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f U n 00.00 WASHINGTON, Juno 20.—Wash­ New Smyrna .............. .. . . won n I to 3 victory over Chicago here letic park things will turn out still k n o w li. ..... ........ 20.25 ington twice rnmo from behind to take Wonder gome A l s o T a x C e r t i f i c a t e N o. 33. d a t e d more brighter next year ns admis­ t h e 2nd d a y o f J u n e . A. D. 1919. lia s the second game of the aeries from Kustls gnme .............................. 17.00 yesterday. The score: llled s^ild c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f l r y a n d I'hilaifblphia .. 100 000 030—4 Cook Holds Saints to in Sanford BASE BALL NEWS Athletics 2 Hits, Bulldogs Win High Schol for 1922-23 jp &v m: Jr CELERY SEED s e s s e d n t tti • F l - r l d g j t ^ w U :s of tha e r t I fir G h i fit. H ci\ SO T w p . 19 H. r t n n g e 30 K. s u m i ceertlfioate In the n ao .-'"* , <4 s t r e et e t Turpentine c„mp“*»" «f t** 30 a c r e s . T h o s a i d t i m d b e i n g a s s e s s e d A lIpo s o Tax CVrtlhcnt#. v n l t h e d n t e o f t h e t * * i u n c « \,r *,urJ}l cer; t l l i c u l o In t h e n a m e o f L l l x a b e l h •vlsa-'h t h e nrtl l U j r o f J n n f 1 t u *• A lso T n x C e rtifica te N o . 1. d a t e d f ile d s a i d ' « n l d e e r t l f i o a t e i n ^ m y eJ?,"- ku t h e 2 n d d a y o f J u n e . A. t>. 1919. h a s h a g ml a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f.,; t«r U< »y filed s a h l c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e a n d t o I s N ie i n a c c o r d a n c e J ii 7 *x h s J Jins 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 s o r t I f l o a t « c m l . r n c . '? h e i.hi , U r Uu t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t a w . Halil I 'r r t t f l c ' i l e e m h r n s e s Hie f o l l o w i n g d r s c r l t x d ' p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In H e m l n p t e C o u n ty .. F lo rid a. to -w lt: 8BH «f H W y Her. 23. T w p . 19 B l u n g e I k b e i n g A s s e s s e d s f t h e d a l ? ! 414 *»!4 K 10 n c r e s . T h e s a i d l a n d ‘ b e i n g n u a n c o o f s u c h m U f l c a t ! te A "•* U. a sse ss e d ul th e d a le o f 't h e Iss u a n c e c f U n k n o w n In the ^ o f Mich c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f U n ­ U n l e s s s a i d c e r t i n e a t r , , h, M , known; d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o U V t . u m. A la > T n x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 337. d n t r d w i l l I s s u e t h e r e o n o n th?.* N s . t h e 3 r d d a y o f J u n n . A. D. 191*. tin s J u * ‘. A. D. 1*23. l n l - ‘ 8 day filed s a h l c e r t i f i c a t e t n m y o f f i c e a n d w 1 T N » » ? m y offielnl s i e n s , .. h u s r n s d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T n x D e e d s e a l t h i s t h e JO th d a y t o I s s u e In s r e o r d n n o e W il l i l a w . B a ld , certific ate e m b ra c e s th e fo llo w in g d e\ S - A. D O U i J i ^ t o s e r l h 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 1 CuA-.i’trcu'1 KemlA 1 Min»« t'o u n ty . Florida. to -w lt: N ' V ’> o f __ •M 'IY11Q0^4 '( .<)lint* N K H S ee. 31. T w p . 20 S . ' ! t . 29 E a s t . R v : a . if. t v i ' M | / „ "*»• Dx 40 ( i r r e s . T h o sulil l a n d b e i n g n s- 1 C-J0 — 6 - 6 - 1 3 - 2 0 - 2 7 — 7• | l». C. PAIGE BUILT $1065 f. o. b. factory YANKS TAKE GAME WITH HOME-RUNS ■ c/: IH |& T ffiv S;V ■7.• ■ \r\ Luquc Wins Pitchers Battle From Grimes A Husky Frame for the Sturdy Jewett ERE is a frame six solid inches deep,with top flange correspondingly wide. It is a unit of tremendous strength, reinforced by iftbuilt corner braces in front and four sturdy cross-mcmbers.This staunch construction frees the Jewett from any possible misalignment of working parts— gives unlimited endurance, genuine riding comfort. Jewett’s balanced weight and husky frame do much to give it a road motion that is steady and rcstfuL A nd here’s a car that doesn’t need nursing over bad spots. Its 2805*pound weight holds the road— its fifty horsepower motor docs the rest. Let us put a Jewett through its paces for you.W henever you say. N o obligation. H will Cleveland yesterday 7 to fl: The score: Cleveland .................. 012 020 001—0 Washington .............. 000 000 502—7 Barons Take Over­ sized Game from Vols r BIRMINGHAM, Ain., June 20.— The Ilnrnns won nn overtime ,overslxeif baseball game from the Vnls here yesterday by n score of 15 to 14. The gnme went ten. innings. Score: Nashville 000 005 021 0—14 18 t Birmingham 321 310 301 I —15 20 3 O'Neil, Gould, Bowman nnd Haley; Moore, W. Stewart anil Robertson. Orlando game ......................... 02.05 Daytonn anil Winter Garden ... 28.05 Lakeland gnme ................. - .... 30.41 7.00 OrlnnibSnnford in W. Park ... 21.20 Stetson “Y” game 0.72 Monroe game 10.90 Orlando game 0.00 Girls Helling randy 0.00 Woman's Home Companion New Smyrna game .. . 30.32 DeLand gnme (would not plny^ I*1ttnre show stmt :s *v r* 38.;® DeLand program 40.01 Mulhodisl play 31.50 Total MOHILK, June 20.—Memphis lmttd Lefty Fuhr, who was on the mound S-i for Middle yesterday hard and won M the second game of the series 0 to 4. 8 3 8a The score: Memphis tKtl 300 0 2 0 -0 I t I 8a 111 100 000—4 10 4* 85 Middle Fowlkes, Bird and Lupan; Fuhr und 84 Hiving. 84 FOR THE MOVIE FAN 84 84 84 83 Charlie Chaplin lipids'* the hoard. He stars in "The Pilgrim" witli four Dumont, reels' nf real enjoyment. I Standing nf I’cppcr l.cugue Won Lost 3 Pig ‘Bcrenn Bro. 1 «> Oviedo t •» llin. St. Andrew 4 it Or luiiiln Sentini‘1 0 Inu Hi Id <r r t lllm li* r n i h r u r r tinf tdlttvv lug: ii* to»i lln (J |irn|»«rt> n11 iui t lit H«*niln«dr t 'n u n h * . H ln r l d u ; ti»*%v|l l#nt In I 'l n t n f T u f i k i t w I l i a n n i n l r d In I 'l n t Hindi It. |>nx I* 66 . O r n ‘miiii t > . record*. T i n 8.ild l a n d lo d n i; n M i i w t d nt tin dM tr »»f IxHtifHtcr o f Mich c e l t l l l r . i t t in tlio n a m e o f \V. \V. T H o m p t o n . I 'n I* "" ►•tltl «*el t Iflcilt«t r tlilll In* r e d e e m e d itecnrdliiK I*) lnu* T a x l l r r t l w i l l Imoie t Ih t « nil ntt I lie .Mli d a y n f J u l y A I • The laugh of n llfetmle—for every­ Ills The Aa.nrluOd t*ress) body. Not just n comedy, hut n clas­ CLEVELAND, June 20.—Tom Gul­ inn. WITNI7HH m v i d f l d u l nig n u t in •• m id ly, who was released by tho Cleve­ Meal t h i s t h e 2 0 t h d a y o f Muy A. I* sic. n»ra. land Indians to the Lakeland, Florida t ; A. IMIUGI.AHH. N one hut Chaplin Could play tills lentil, hit Kufely in 114 consecutive U l f t k U l r e i i l t U iiurt. H r m ln o le C u tin ly , F la an escaped convict taking 11 parson's games, establishing a record in the tty A M. W E E K S . I> u . clothes nnd a parson's job—nnd still Florida slate league, according tu 9 - 3 0 — C-ii-t 3-ZU-2T— 7-4 special dispute lies received here. keep (lie whole world happy. N i . l l r r o f A Cl' l l e n t I o n f o r T s » ller.l Gully is right fielder for the Lake­ I t n l r r S r r l l n n AT.1 .if I h r l . r i i r r n l s t H l u t r * of t h r S f n l r o f A full four reels four reels that land team. He was left in the south­ I 'l i i r l i l a . N a t t e r l« h r r .- liy g l v r n T E W llo a n . you’ll level in, with that humuu un­ ern city l>y the Indians, hut they still n l T a t I ' r r l l f i c u l r No 3»n. derrun cot, that indefinable element hold all option on him. He leads the iIMiri'liMHrr l n l . i t I h r 3 r.| .1:• > o f J u n r , A. I> t!*|s. Sanford H. S. Foot­ linn Itlrit nalil width made "Tile Kid" a masterpiece. league in hatting with 02 hits, 13 of m a t h a s i iu u lr I ' r r tal pr t| ci jnl tcra t IIIIa n m fya r o fTf larxr which were triples, in 30 games. ball Schedule for 1923 lii-i'il l a Itt.ii.. lo u r r u M a i i r n w i t h luw Halil c e r t l f i i n lo t iM lirn rrs t h e f a l l o w Ami us an added attraction, "The In* t l r n r r i b r d lu a p sily s l l u a t i i t In ■ The opening gumc will be played Messenger," a two-part comedy. AVON PARK—Establishment of a H m i l n o l r C o u n t y , u l o r l i i n . t o - w l t : \v. fi a f I .at Hi n a il t» A. E . G r i f f i n s large fertiliser warehouse here by Hts& here October 5th. llli-1 III lnl..||. T h l.nal b r l n K n»nH «i-,| nt t h r DeLand hen1, October 13th. And the honor guests tqnifilrt will the American Agricultural Chemical • l a t r e o fnalil t h r I s s u a n c e o f s u c h I 'r i t i f i Bartow here, October 20th. lie lUyinoml Key und family and will Company bus been announced. c a l r lo t h r n u a r n f u n k n o w n A l s o T u x t ' l n l l l c a t r N a 3 1••. iluti'il Kissimmee there, October 27th. see this great laugh-producer without t h e ‘. H i t|a> o f J u n e , A. IX I t N n h u Palatka here, November 3rd. Ml AMI—Approximately $1,000,00(1 Illlll nalil I 'l l llfii'iite In m y o f f l i'i uial cost to him us tile treat's on the house. h u s uiHilr a|i|>lli‘u t l i u i f o r T a x D r i l l Miami here, Armistice Day. will lie required lo run Dude county’s In l . s i i r In i i i t o i i t u n c r w i t h la w . Hutil I l ll l i- u t i ' I l ii b f a i- r s I h r f a llo w III* ill', 8t. Augustine here, November HHh. And don't forget this wonderful pic­ government tho next lineal year, ac­ n're rrlhi'il | > r o | i n l y s l l u n l v i l In H r m l n a l r Orlandu there, NuvemlM-r 21th. ture will lie shown again tomorrow cording to preliminary estimates C o u n t y . F l a i l , l a . t o - w l i : L ot I. s . c t. T w o . 21 II 21 Fk f l ' » a c r . s T ltr Thanksgiving and oiwiilng gnme night. inadu by the hoard of county com­ n.ibl lu ia l H b riiiK u s s r n m 'i l n t t h r i l u i r will bo announced later. missioner*. This amount d o c s not nt hf r t hn ru n tl r. s aofs n U- rn konfo ws un c. h c c i t l f i c a t r in Friday nnd Saturday—Itex Ingram include ctpenditurcs for irhool, wa­ A l s o T n x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 271. i ls tm l t h r 7tli iluy o f J u n r . A. D. 1920. h a n For quick results try a want ad. presents "Where the Pavement Ends." terway and drainage purposes. lltril y uhl c e r t i f i c a t e l u m y n t f i c r a n d NEW ORLEANS, June 20.—New Orleuns won Its twelft consecutive gnme here yeatenlay, Whittaker shut­ ting out Little Rock, II to O. The ■core: Little Rock 000 000 000 - 0 5 I New Orleans 100 005 OOx 0 p 0 Brake, McCall and Smith; W hittak­ er and Mitxe. SCIIKDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE In OvICilO MM.......................... Orlando Sentinel .... • . • Brotherhood ,St. A. m m m m m nm Big Bert an . % Ovirdo Orlsndo Sentinel llrothrihood Kt. A. READ May 24 June 5 May 20 June 19 July 10 Junu June July June 14 20 • 5 7 June 28 May 31 June 21 • HERALD May Cl June 21 Juno 12 July .1 July 12 WANT May 29 June 19 June 6 Jane 20 July .fi llig llereao llro. Juno July J u ly June June July 12 3 12 7 28 10 May 24 June 14 ADS. i r L r y _ i u --------------- Come Out and See | 1he uiri rrom Upper Seven Pet. In l i r r r b y Mlvrn flint .1 |* .750 I*4iSr u11t1l»e. r |.iii. Iiiihi r nf *1*44x tTi tun iitt .nr.u N’n 1.in. iln lvil I lu* tit It 11.i \ tif J i i l \ \ It JIM H i t -I Mild r t r l l t l * . t t ' mi 111 v .333 nI*l f lIr 'rl. l . Illlll IlIlM HUlilr U|)|lll(*4ll ln || fait .000 T m In i d t n Iniitio In n r c o n l a i i c r u t t l i ! Cleveland Recruit Sets New Florida League Bat Mark SANFORD, FLORIDA nni > o f l r r «.f \ | . | . l luit ( I o n f o r T n % l l r r t l I Hilt r ««*r l l nM A7A «»f f l i r f e r n r m l N f i t l i i l r * o f ( h r h i Mir* «»f I ’l o r l t l n . V Seminole Overland Co. - -wr_- - * i ! J S h 84 0 4 8 4 8 4 8 4 1 x4 8 4 8 4 8 4 001 030 0 0 0 - 4 12 2 000 505 Olx— II 12 0 Ballou and Nunnmnker; Tuero and Brock, IliiH fund** a p p l l r a l l«.|| f o r *Tnx | » r r d t n I mii «* in a r i'o r d u n r t * w i t h la w . H.ihl «’«•!( I llf U tr rivil.f’iit’r n ( h r fn II i . iyI iik «| i • MTlht-d |»i«.|M*rt> nil vial f tl lii hfcinlii.tli i OVIEDO TRIMS HltOTIIKRIt's 11 good tiling the IVppt r League HOOD OF ST. ANDREW doesn't play every day Itccnuri' if they dii? Oviedo wutffn Ko i'll a sail fYx. M e- \ The Oviedo team of the Pepper Call lias woo all (if tin* four games League trimmed the Brotherhood of for Oviedo and it’s a sure fact that he Ft. Andrew team yesterday nftternoon couldn't pilch every day. by the score of li to 2. The gnme $2,000.45 M was played on the Oviedo diamond. FFOIIT I’lERf'E—Steps un l» iug J It. F. COOPER, McCall pitching for Oviedo, was in Atldetie Director excellent form and held the Brother­ taken towards the creation of n ■ drainage district (n St. Lucie county. ■ hood boys safe nt nearly all times, h e -' The lands comprising the new dit<- ■ 8s ing hacked by good support also. 4 8 4 8 4 8 4 8 4 84 Batteries: lloolclinn und Thurston; trie! would total about 50,00(1 acre: " west of Sebastian nnd Wultusso. ■ 8 4 McCall and Swope. You'll laugh tonight. ATLANTA, June 20.—Atlunta won from Chntlunooga yesterday II to 4. The score: Chattanooga A tlanta * 4 8 4 8 4 8 sion can he collected from all the spec* Chicago '...................... 000 000 300—3 tutors while in the pns( year many t •• lamii* In n r r n n J m i r i * w i t h l a w . Haiti i t * r t l i l ' u t r I ' m l i r a n n t h f f«»llnw in« t | f . saw tho football nnd li.v-e hall games m t IIim I i»n»|»i r l j h l n i a t n l n m l Im Inir In B«’?nln«ilf I ' t i u M f , Kin., (n-%% I t: l.oi 7 . ST. LOUIS, June 2d.—New York without paying 11 cent. „ •». II. IS. a n t | in. \\ IV fs<u\|ir«i Hill.won over St. Louis yesterday 4 to 0. I *1\ •►|. t». . T l i f Mild lsif.il l i f l m t Ilfki iti* • •I a t I !»•• (lat«‘ nf lli«* lf«8imtM'c ••f nitrli The score: Bids' McCall pitch'd Oviedo to an­ «• Mlfli :it •• In 1 !••• l i n n i r of I *11K II..W ii. New York 020 110 ooo—4 other victory yeaterday, making Ovie-I .Man T a x t V r l III* all* N o 17. «lnI • <1 I h r 2ntl d a y nf .him*. A. I> 1*• I !•. Iiiin St. Louis ........... (too 000 000—0 ilo a straight airing of four victories. til. d Haiti t . rllMt a l t In m> n f f l r r n n d Given For licnofil Sanford Chapter sa ORDER DeMOLAY Friday Eve., June 22 AT 8:15 a ■ a a a a a a N ■ 8 8 • ■ a bus m a d r u |i|d lra tln n fa r T ax liiiil t o I s . u r l u I i c r u r d a a c # Witli l a w . Hald •‘n r t l f l c u t r c i a b r a i r a t il e f a ll o w III* d r A c rllo d p r o io r iy n llu s lr d la H rm lm d r t ' o u n t y . F l a r b l a . t u - w l t : L o t 93 B l a c k B D.. D. It. M l l r l i i 'l l 's H u r v e y o f t h r l.rv> l« G rant. T h r n a ld l a u d t i r l n * a.HI nurd a t t h e d a t e of t h r I s M i a n r r o f »*i'h c v r l l l l c a l n In t h r m i m e o f t ' n k n u w n . ‘ 5 A l s o T n x C r r l l f i r a l o No. 271. d a t r d I b u 7 t h d u y o f J u n r . A. D. 192(1. h a * H i n t a u l d i 'r r t I f i c . i t r In m y o f f i c e a n d l ia s m a d r a iq d li'M Ilo n f u r T a x D r r d t o I s a u r In a c c o r o a n c o Willi l a w . Hald r r r l lt l r a l e rn ih ra c rn th e fo llo w ln * d rs r r l b r d pr..|i« t t y s i t u a t e d In H r m l m d r C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t ; Ia>t 73 B l a c k D . I). II. k l l l r l i r l l ' a H u r v r y o f t h e l .s v v G rant. T h e n a ld l a n d l i c l n * a n s r o a r d a t t h e d a t e o f I t i r l o a u a n c s o f a u r ll c e r t U r a t e In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . A l s o T a x C i r t l l l c n l s No. 272. d a t r d t h r Tt It d a y o f J u n r . A. D. JB2S. ban filed s a l t , cvi’t i r i r a l * In uiy o f f i c e a n d h a s m art.' u|i|ill<'*iliiu f o r T a x D c rd> I n I s s u e i n a c c o r d s n r a w i t h l a w . Hald c e r t i f i c a t e r m b r a r r a t h e f u l l a w l n * d«e c r l b r i t p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In H r m t l m t r C otAily . F l o r i d a , l o - w l t t L o t 41 Him W Dn V. I t M i t c h e l l • UUMvy o f t h s L e v y • ■ I I I U U I I I H M Sponsored by “ TAYLOR COMMANDERY NO. 28, K. T. Hub 8 High School Auditorium Admission, 50 CentsM I I H I M H , , , , , , , , , , -Children, under 12,25 Cents M : �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1023 T*xe XT FROM m e . NOUVE I^RNHMy, v o o Ve ^ N < Sor i s u Jo n o g r A j u *v / AUSEAHO-UeS jI V A. RH<&ousa -re n c o a t WITH THE US01E5! TVAPyT s o r e i s A------ - S o m e A u rrte © THAT JEAOOUB tim e CUPID UllTlA TU5= FEM ALES I \ T U IH 6 l fV H O M A U u l 6 o t S ome moSbano S O M E D oN . F ^ M M V — ■—— i n< G W N M U N A f t E H X - ( H O P E ATTCNTIO^ .— - ,® . _ M PhN 6 I P E O N v ~ ----v----C^AVO'O. H«m ! J THIS S e c o n d ! 'TO HER. HU*BAN0l THIS wA'V i|’ll|ll'l!Iji'i ;'Pr;! FOR RENT—1 nice furnished mom. Close in, 218 Magnolia. 71-3tc E 0 R - RKNt’—Fum ishnl morn nml kitchenette, 716 West First street. < «i)-3tp FOR- RENT—10 acres of tiled land on Cameron avenue.—S. K. Harrell, Fort Valley, Ga. 71-12tp CLASSIFIED ADS Too can find Urn asm s of •very lire Business Man la Sanford la this\ Column each day. Cards of Sanford's Repot* able Professional Men, oath of whom. In his cbooen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. [Quick Service Transfer ■Storage Facilities |U wa please you, tell otheri; If not, tell ns. Phone 498 George A. DeCottes Atlorney-nt-Ijiw Classified Ada lc a word. No Ad takrn for less than 25c. And positively no Classified Ada charged to anyone. Caeh must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit .acordlngty. R n m i c i M a i a HICKSON HOUSE Up-to-date Apartments and ltiHims Daytona Urarh. Summer rates: |1.00 per day, $21 per month, including lights and water. Call J. F. Hickson, Phone 238-W, San­ ford. n W A N T E D FOR SALE Over Seminole County Bank WANTED—Used musical instruments SANFORD FLORIDA iAKMbKo— tou can get-seed beo instruments of c v e ^ description. fram*“i and Irrigation plugs at tt* Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Price SANFORD NOVELTY Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfi Music To., Tampa and Znck Street, FIU5D It. WILSON 5-25-lmo-c WORKS FOR SALE—Hosier and Gays’ paints Tampa, Fla, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and varnishes at Sanford Novelty WANTED—An energetic agci.it to V. C. COLLER, PropFirst National Bank Building Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfe represent a live, progressive life FLORIDA General Shop and Mill SANFORD t l-'OR SALE—Rhode island egga Tor insurance company In Seminole coun­ Work setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. ty. We will ussist such a man in the ELTON J. MOUGHTON [CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Ellsworth, ileardull Avenue, San­ productin naf business and will , co­ ford. 83-tfp operate with hint in such a way that 1117 Commeminl Street—Sanford, Fla. ARCHITECT will make for him a good income. For Room 7, Miller Bldg, ’ FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. I particulars address Sumter Realty t AN FORD FLORIDA stock. See Vick. llnwkins, 110 San­ Investment Co., Bushncll, Fla. lilJ-fitc B. W. HERNDON ford Ave. 63-tfc WANTED—Couple, to care for and INSURANCE AGENCY NOW IS THE TIME to plant citrus hunnl aged lady in her own home. fruit Uecs. I have ready for-plant­ Apply 210 French avenue. «IK-Upj -HONDS -AUTOFIREing, Valencia, zoffa, tangerine, Lue ICHELLE MAINES dim rvPT sfi to have any part, or all, of Gong, lemon amt grapefruit, nil sixty acres of land cleared immedi­ S. 0 . Shinholscr LAWYER on sour orange stock.—B. T. Tiller, ately, on Section 7, Twp. 22. Range 31 ' 65-fltc —Court House Panin. K.,'Orange county. Overseer on place Contractor and Ilulldcr FOR SALE—lied Seal Continental will show land; look it over and write truck engine.—A. It. West, Route me. Address, John W. Douglass, Al.u FLORIDA ■ANFORD A. GO-fltp lendale, ft. C., 71-3tc Foil" 8A I:E -N o. 811 Weal Eiral 8L WANTED—A small fire proof safe.j Rooms 22G-228 A. P. Connelly & Sons terms. Address owner. —R. p . .Williams, jCily Hall. 71-0U-, DR. R. M. MASON I BosAttractive E i t a b l l a t r S 1S0H 782, Dnytonn, Fin. ti'J-tfc DENTIST CUUND Ural Estate, Loans itnd Insurance FDR HALE New Mrl*ch Building i room bungalow, good location. A | Phone 18 101-K Mugnulia Are. Phone 201 Sanford, Florida FOUND—Lady’s skirt. Owner can very attractive proposition. have same by calling nt Williams’ h room house, excellent location, Garage, identifying same nnd paying STEWART The Florist rensonalde term*. Wi J. THIGPEN fur this ad. 71-ltp Favorable located, 5 room bunga­ Cut Flowers---------- — Floral Designs Real Estate low. Splendid investment, low cash LOST Annual and Ornamental Plants FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE price. , LOST—Grey skirt between Mi-Lady’s 814 Myrtle Are.----------- Phone 260-W Several nice lots at a bargain. See Shoppe and the Guides. Return or W. II. Holden, with A. P. Connelly & phone Mi-Lady’s. Shoppe. 71-2tc 70-3tp SANFORD MACHINE ' D R .G .S . SELMAN Sons. 1022 FORD FOR SALE—In good “Just the other day some fellow Practice lim ited‘to COMPANY condition, cheap if taken at once. Discuses of Eye, liar, Nose and Throat See A. Swanson at Crown Paper Co. .attained a speed of 2.11 miles nn hour General Machine and Boiler Iiyrn Examined, (ilnsscs Fitted • between 6 and 7 p. m. * 71-fltp In an airplane,” writes H. W. IV’Tho Works first thing you know it will tukc Meisch Building FOR SALE CHEAP—Fine work Cylinder Grinding longer to slay where you are than horse, also young milch cows and Automobile Repultn it will go go some place.”—Kansns heifer, 7 months old.—L. A. Kebnud, Acetylene Welding City filar, I)m Igned Gil Kysa Examined Sanford Heights or Sanford Battery Phone 62---------Sanford, Florida 71-6tc Henry McLaulin, Jr., Service Co. PRESIDENT HARDING LEAVES Opt. D. ON IIIH LONGEST TRIP TODAY W. S, I.cak J. II. Cotrlough FOR RENT ACROSS CONTINENT, ALASKA Optlriaa-Optometriat Leak & Colclough HR Bast First Straat Sanford, Fla. BUNGALOWS, cottages and apart­ INSURANCE (Continued from page 1) ments for the summer season a t Fire— Life—Auto ' lisson, Kan*.; Denver, Colo.; Cheyenne, Daytona Beach. Reasonable rate*. No. 3 First Nnt’l Rank Bldg. Annex Wyo.; Salt Lake City, Utuh; Pocatello Will fumtsh photos and full informa­ SANFORD FLORIDA and Idaho Fall*, Idaho; Butte and Hution upon request.— Bailey di Haw­ lcna, Mont.; Spokane! Wash.; Mcachkins, Ilnytona Beach, Fla. 5-3I-lmo-c am and Portland, Org, and Tacomu, n o t ic e t o r e g i m e n t a l b a n d . Daytona Beach, Fla. FOR HALE OR RENT—Completely W’oah. furnished 6 room house, 001 Laurel Comfortable, Airy Rooms A fter hi* visit to Aln*kn the preaiHeadquarters Band Section ScrivAve., comer lot, brick street. Desir­ dent will speuk nt Vancouver, British Open the Year Around iic, Co. 151th, Infantry, Sanford, Fin. able location. All modern conven­ Columbis, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Reasonable Rates. Juno 14th, 1023. iences.—C. C. Cobb, Winter Park, Fla. Angeles and San Diego which will be Special rates to parties. Orders No. 1. 67-7td-p; W -ltp the port of embarkation for the water On Main Street, near Ocean 1. Monday night each week 7:48 FOR RENT— Cottage. See J. Mus- trip through the Panama Canal to P- in. in Hereby designated regular C. M. CUSTER, Prop. sun. C0l Palmetto Ave. . 62-10tp Porto Rico nnd thence to Now York.( drill nigt for this organization. No definite date for the president’s 2. AH members of this organiza­ HOUSES FOR RENT, close in. See HOME SEEKERS tion be present a t nil frnmatluns. J. 1). Hood. * C8-6tc return to Washington i* set but it ia I have a choice number of lots on r o l l HUNT aT COIUiK'AliO UEXL1I expected to l>« around August 26, In 3. Any violation of this order will which I will build home* to suit the lie dealt with accordingly. — fl room cqlltagf, very desirable, 2 all, on the bails of the Itinerary as RALPH STEVENS, individual taste. bedrooms and bath. Furnished, now out, he will travel 15,057 miles, Theae lota are located In different $150.00 season. Near ocean.—Mra. ter adjournment of congress and since , MuJ. M. G. F. N. G. Admin, and Prop, Officer. Cfl-3lp parta of the city, full aixed lota, Harry H. Sams, Box 343, New Smyr­ then baa made a marked recoveiy with j I have a number of new up-to-date na, Fla. 60-12tc the result that Brigadier G eneral, plans I will be glad to go over with Charles E. Sawyer, |ier physician, boAVOID THESE BYMTOM8 FOR' RENT—Apartment, 2 connect­ liaves that tha two months of almost “I waa weak and nervous, had you, or let me go over your plans ing rooms, private bath. Furnished continuous traveling will have no ill headaches all the time, and my back with you. 66-fltp Terms like rent to responsible peo­ loom. 411 Park Ave. effect upon her health. hurt ao bad I could hardly stoop,” FOR RENT—Five room bungalow at On the visit to Alaska the president writes Frank Richardson. Perry, Geor­ ple, with only sufficient payment up­ comer 11th street and Oak Avenue. will take three of his cabinet officeA gia. “Tried Foley Kidney Pilla and on acceptance to guarantee carrying See Mra. Julius Takach. 69-fltp whoae departments have to do partic­ got relief.” Backache, rheumatic out purchase agreement. Give address and phone number for FOR RENT— Hous* and acre land, ularly with the problems of that tcrLain*, tired feeling, dull headache, too one-half mile from post office. Ad­ or ju st twenty miles leas than the frequent urination, dixcolored or Interview. Will be able to sta rt builddress Box 233, Sanford. 70-3tp “iwing-around-t ha-circle” made by strong odor are symptoms of Kidney Ing Immediately. Address Poet Office Box 1041, San­ FOR RENT—Convenient large un­ President Taft In 1V11, the longest and Bladder disorders and demand prompt treatm ent. Foley Kidney ford, Florida. He furnished rooms for housekeeping. trip ever made by a president. Mrs. Harding will accompany the Pilla giva quick relief. Refuse aubRent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. president throughout the long trip. xtitutea. Insist upon Foley’s. Sold JACKSONVILLE—The question of 6-18-lmo-p During the spring months apprehen­ whether the waterfront at SL Peters­ everywhere.—Adv. FOR R E *rt—10 acre farm.—I. E. sion existed that she would be pre­ burg should be surveyed by United Eatyidge__________ 70-6tp vented by alow recovery from last *" 1 *' ■ 'i ~ 1 (States engineers with a view to ARMY SADDLES—Brand new U. 8. deeping the harbor there, will be vok KENT—One nice large Gil fall’s UIncsa from making the Jour­ Army, McClellan |4 2 ( i >lw usm , room, 118 East 5th Street. 69-Stp ney and that poMlbly, for that rea­ heard publicly a t that place July 10. but in good condition—not a break— FOR RENT—Two large cool rooms, son, the trip would not be made, a t 15.12. Will ship C. O. D. and allow The hearing will be held by Lieut. furnished. Price $25.00. Apply 614 alL She Improved rapidly In health Col. Gilbert Youngblrg, United caaAUaation^-W. W. WILLIAMS, W. Seeoud S t.' <■ «9-3tp during the month spent In Florida afStates district engineer. QUITMAN, GA. / GREYSTONE HOTEL , ... ritnry. Secretaries Hoover of the deportmeht oLcommcrcc and Wallace ot the agriculture department will join the parly in the west, having left Washington in advance of the presi­ dent. Secretary Work of the Inter­ ior department will leave today with the president. Secretaries Work and Hoover will be accompanied by their wives. The other members of the official party as announced nt the White House Inst n ig h t’ include the secre­ tary to the president and Mrs. Chris-r tinn; Speaker Gillett of the house i Ad­ miral Hugh Rodman, United States navy; General and Mrs. Sawyer; Mal­ colm Jennings nnd Mrs. Jennings, of Columbus, O.; Mrs. Frank Kicier, a friend of the Hnrdlng family; Captain Adolphus Andrews, United Slates navy, nml Major O. M. Bnltllngcr, U. At S. army, naval nnd military nicies, re­ spectively; Lieut, Commander Joel T. Boone, United' States navy, assistant to General Sawyer ns White House physician; Jetison C. Welliver,qeldef clerk at the White House; the com­ missioner of the general land office nnd Mrs. Spry and W. J. Greoly, chief of the forest service. Twenty-one newspaper, correspond­ ents nml five news photographers have been assigned places on the spec-1 ml train that will carry the party. C h a r l e s Chaplin tn ‘ The PHtfrlm* the Princess Today nnd Tomorrow (Wednesday nnd Thursday) A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. R ia iiiiiK ia iD a a iis M iR iiiim iiiiia s is a is iiX M H u m a CUT O ur Service ilM C P L A ST E R UxU'IuIh to Oi'laiitlu nml Daytona as well as the humlrocls of Imttics we put out in Sanford every day 1.1 ELDER SPRINGS WATER on aecount of its purity Is fast becoming the drinking water for Central Florida. It is also reeomniended for line in lintthries. If you are not drinking Hitler Springs Water now— gietrit a trial. plant *i Hill Lumber Co Oil \ % llm nuunr PHONE 311— WE’LL DELIVER lrr«" i’hune 130 Hanford M’ ■ ] Elder Springs Water Company j ♦j* Announcement to the Public Having1disposed‘of my interests in the Valdez Grill to A. F. Falk, I take this opportunity to thank all my pat­ rons and friends in Sanford for their patronage and sup‘ port during the time th at I had charge of the Grill. I ask the same unqualified support for Mr. Falk, who is an ex­ perienced chef and m anager and knows how to give you the best of service a t all times. I will be pleased to see all my old Sanford friends and patrons a t the Cattaneo Grill a t Daytona a t any time th at you are visiting Daytona and Daytona Beach. . Mr. Falk takes charge of the Valdez Grill today and will look after your wants from this time forward. With best wishes • DAYTONA FLORIDA ■ ■* ■* V* • •a*, k j * V: * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 20, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 20, 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>, June 20, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/edfa8cb89b800b271323c5320e354a98.pdf 03f471c288be6c203f0f73e4f23b1fb6 PDF Text Text V T .M \ V IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION • _______ T- - - - . . —■» -—■ —T *:~—* ~ N U M B E R 70 SANFO RD . F L O R ID A , TU E SD A Y, JUNE 19. 1923 VOLUM E IV. jV W A V E OP MOLTEN D EATH AD VANCING STE A D ILY T O D A Y ON CITIES T H A T L A Y IN ITS P A T H F R A N K CHASE W IN S TH E M EDAL FOR SCHOLARSHIP noon. • * • City Commissioners I-nkc and Mar­ shall met again this morning nnd awarded tlA bid to Interstate Contrurting Company, fo r 168,877.60. And For Sport* and Activities In Fesnendan School in Massachusetts This means another big step fo r­ W A SH IN G TO N , June 19.— Secre­ tary Mellon issued instructions late yesterday to public Vhealth service officials to comply fully with tho laws o f foreign nations compelling ships o f their nationals to enrry ade­ quate supplies o f "medicinal" liquors. Treasury officia ls declined to dis­ cuss details o f the instructions, and |)r. M. J. White, acting surgeon gen­ era) of the public health service, dis­ counted reports thnt now orders were intended to relax rigidity o f the reg­ ulation* recently promulgated, bar­ ring all except medicinal liquor* from ship* in American waters. > It wa* learned public health offi* einls and representatives o f the treas­ ury had conferred regarding tho mat­ ter o f liquor aboard ships and it wn* said tnht whiskies ltd liquor* were edicinnl," except to be clnsncd «• cargo rtr beverages *old over tho bar. It wns said clsowfierc. however, thnt If the contraction placed on the French law by the French govern­ ment wa* accepted then the order* by Mr. Mellon could menu only that the ship’* doctor would be givon cus­ tody of the liquor aboard tho vessel during its stay Inside the American three-mile limit. Machine Factory And Refused to D l\ W « Secrets of Bucket Shop R ing to N A S H V IL L E , June 19.— One mah the I-aat v wan killed nnd four 6thers injured (Hr The AMM -lllfl Tress* this morning when a large steel tank supposedly empty nnd snid to have come from the Old Hickory Powder plant exploded In front o f the Nnshville Machine & Supply Company parllnlly wrecking the company's build­ ing nnd damaging other property as David Zopfl, employee bf the machine company, was removing nipples from tank when It exploded. His body wan blown across the street. He died a f­ ter rcnchtng the hospital. A truck driver, fireman nnd elerk In Machine Company's office nnd Zopfls' helper were injured. . NEW R E A L T Y FIRM IN SANFORD Located in New Room* im Ground -F lo o r, Valdes, Hotel lloildlng Ik jr llr A M M U M P r N tl N EW YO RK, June 19.— Edward M. Fuller and William F. McGcr, stock brokers, convicotd o f bucketing were todny sentenced to one year and three months to four years each in Sing Sing prison. NEW Y O R K , June 19.— Trembling apprehensively and shielding hi* face with his hands, Edward M. Fuller,confessed bosket shop operator, took the witness - stand before before Referee in Bankrutcy Coffin today and surprised the audience'that had gathered by refusing to tell hla ex­ pected story involving the high-ups in a reputed bucket shop ring. The broker, fnllure o f whose firm for $6,000,000 stnrted an investlgalion that hns badly shaken Wall Street, was taken to tho hearing un­ der one o f the heaviest federal guard* recently turned out for a prisoner. This, United States Murshal Hecht explained, .was because reports had reached him that Fuller fas to bs killed before he hnd nn. opportunity to make any disclosure*. One of the Intent additions to the business o f our thriving city I* the ward in the history o f Sanford. When new Realty firm, (he Ilrltt Realty Co. Awarded u cup for scholarship to this groat. work’JJS: sta rted it will This firm Is composed o f some o f tnenn more for Sanford in the bid for the hoy who by his high character, Hanford's most prominent business tourists than anything thnt has been conduct, scholnrship, participation In men, with Charley Britt ns Us presi­ nscompllshcd lately. The first step sports nnd other activities and his in­ Throughout the ficnring, at which dent. fluence upon school life hns done the was the Sanford Country Club and lending questions were volleyed at One o f the prettiest suite of office* golf links— the finest in this part o f most for the advancement of this in Sanford Is being occupied and used him, Fuller repeated the formula, " I school." The winner of this honor the state. The next step is the m ag­ by the Britt Realty Co. These offices, refuse to answer on the ground that was Franklin Whltner Chase, o f San­ nificent boat basin and concrete pier loented In the Valdes Hotel building, it would tend to incriminate and de­ and dock that will not only beautify ford, Florida. on the ground ffoor, hnvo la-on remod­ grade me.’ He oven gnvo that anThis wnb the message received by the lukc front but will Iks a big in­ eled from the offices formerly occu­ ttwer to a query a* ,to wether It was Randall Cimse, of this city, this morn­ IlftA D E N T O W N , June 19.— As the ducement fo r the tourists with fine Special ('(invention of Republican* pied by Dr. f ’uleston nnd the rooms in true tnht he had pleaded guilty or ing from some of his relatives in first step toward its announced plnn Want States Right* yachts to stop over here for wreks at the rear form erly used tty the hotel bucketing stock orders. Ho also re­ Massachusetts. The school is tho Fes­ to establish a large plant here for the n time intsdad o f a half day as they fused to sign a transcript o f testi­ ns sample rooms. senden School for Hoys, located at canning of grapefruit, tho Morida tnr Th» Am m Is IH Tr»-««* now do. The boat basin and dock One o f the outstanding frnturc* of mony given at an earlier heariqg. West Newton. Mass., and nmnng a ■SAN JU AN . Juno 10.— President Citrus Exchange has purchased from will be a place where they can tie He fore the hearing dosed', however. this new organisation is the complete class o f 200 boys the Sanford boJr won iinnling was pledged two vole* for tho Adams estate a plot of ground up their boats in perfect safely from Fuller promised to confer with his multlgraphing nnd addressographlng thi* prise for the Iwst scholnr in the renomination by the Republican* of nlmut four hundred feet square, storms, when; they can get whnt they counsel nnd decide whether he would plant In connection with their busi­ Porto Rico in special convention last bounded on the south by the Senschool as noted above. ' want in the way of euppiies and swerve from hi* determination to Frank Chase is fourteen years of night which also adopted new plat­ ness. This department alono takes up board A ir Lino Railway nnd on tho where they can get service on their nge and is the youngest son of Mr. two large rooms nnd contains machin­ keep silent. The next hearing was form with statehood a« goal and advo­ north by Washington avenue, nnd on bonis in the wsy o f repairs. It means unit Mrs. 8 . O. Chase, o f this city. He cating Immediate lllierallxlng o f ter­ ery fo r multlgraphing letters, address­ set for Monday. The that millionaire sportsmen will now was liron In Sanford nnd attended the ritorial form of government to Include the ei\st by Chestnut street. Fuller nnd his partner, William F. ing envelopes, filling In letters, rut­ make the trip to Sanford in the win­ schools o f this city up to last year extension here of the United States west boundary is composed o f other McGre, are scheduled to be sentenced ting name* for tho addretaograph, lots. Sale wns made Jhrough the ter and will leave their flno boats in when he entered the Fessenden School constitution and election o f gvemor. sealing envelopes, a ffixin g the stamps, today on their plea o f bucketing. It firm o f Sharp nnd Roof, realtor*. Sanford^11 summer where they arc i.t West Newton. printing small Job work, and is ofie of wa* reported, however, thnt imposi­ The Citrus Exchange plans to erect not only safe from storms but safe This fine record Is a matter of con­ the most complete plants o f this na­ tion o f sentence would be postponed u plant on this poll of ground and from the toreador, that little animal gratulations to the boy nnd his parture as will he found In tho state, to give Fuller one more chanca to have it ih operation next winter. thnt Inires into the hulls in the *qjt •wts and relatives and friends espec­ Tho Britt Realty Company will han­ keck leniency by making n clean The site of the plant will be deter­ water nnd eventually eats them out ially since the foundation of his early dle the circular mail mutter fo r the breast o f his knowledge of the bucketNEW YO RK, Juno 10.— Antoine mined by the amount o f fruit avail­ It does not live in fresh water and education was laid in the Sanford business house* o f Sanford, many of shop ring. * (Hr Tkf A m w IO H Tr»aS» able. It will absorb the "rejected" Hordes, general represenative in this whom have already taken advantage Hint is the reason a fine boat basin schools of our city. Before he np|tearcd nt the referee's W A SH IN G TO N , June 19.— F. A. fru it—odd and small sises— from the country of tho French line, announc­ snd pier in U k e Monroe will attract of this department. Tho main uses hearing, Fuller was q u ilted fo r two Hascltlnc, in charge of Philadelphia packing house* of the Manatee cuun- ed this afternoon that arrangements the tourists and will get their yachts this plant will bo put to, however, is hours by United States Attorney division o f prohibition enforcement try suh-cxrhange, which embraces had been rnudo yesterday In Washing­ the real estalo selling campaign put Several for the winter and summer Haywood, who had hoped to elicit forces was transferred to Florida apd Sarasota county as well ns Manatee ton whereby French sailors, home­ un by themselves to sell Sanford real times in tho past the millionaire important Information from him. But ward bound, would I k * issued half Porto Rico division, it is announced county. cstato throughout tho entire United Fuller kept silence there, too, for yacht owners have been to Sanford a litre of wlno a day after tho three by Director Haynes. A. B. Stroup, States. with their fine boata and wanted to the most part. While ho gave some Mr. formerly In charge in the Florida di­ Wo suppose every amateur gard- mile limit had been passed. It will be tho policy o f this firm to Information that Mr. Haywood said keep them hero all summer but there GRAN DRAPID S, Mich., June 1 8 .vision was transferred to division nor has hi* moments o f depression Hordes said he had received notice to first advertise the real bargains and was no place where they could he Bernard J. McCalc, o f Dctfolt. was inmight prove to be of value, he de­ comprised o f North Carolina and when he say* bitterly: I f it’* more this effect from Ambassador Jusae- pick ups, to the home |>co|de through anchored with safety. stantty killed when he was thrown clined to tall hi* full story, Mr- Hay­ than an Inch high, It's a w e e d .- rand. the Sanford Herald, giving them the With the completion o f the con­ from his machine during a 100 milt part o f Virginia. Under the arrangement, he added, first opportunity o f securing these wood said, unlet* he were promised Oolumbus, Ohio, State Journal. crete pier and concrete boat basin automobile race here yesterday. Mcbargain the Hors would receive this wine In ac­ fine bargain*,, either fo r # home or ful Immunity. This will come the boats o f all kinds to Cale was thrown fifty feet and hi* federal prosecutor refused to strike. cordance with the French law while farm or as an investment, and then cruise the upper BL Johns river and neck was broken. The machine over­ Wall Street, with one eye, on the bound to the United States, would flooding the malls with Sanford liter when the canal is cqt into Indian turned when U struck » “ * h‘n* Fuller hearing and the other sharply have their suppliea locked up whllo ature, and phamphleta describing tho river to contlnuo the cruise down to cn by Byron Daley, of Jack.onvllc, on the lookout for additions to tbs in port, and would get their rations property they havo fo r sale, and pro­ Mich., which had stopped because o f a (Dr m e AeeeeUtrg Tree.* string o f recent brokerage fallurea, Miami. again after their vessel had passed mote a new Interest In the out-sldcr D ENVER, June 19.— Mrs. Kath­ It means that Sanford can make a blown tire. was decidedly nervous all day. More out. fo r Ba'nford, Glen Howard, o f Indianapolis, com erine O'Connor, Denver society wo­ strong bid for tourists and a bid than forty representative atocks list­ The wine supply will be admitted In addition to their multigraphing man and daughter o f J. K. Mullen, op behind McCale’s machine that few cities in Florida can make under seal a* ‘'medicinal" supplies. and real estate department, they han­ ed by the 'big board" made new low The work should bo pushed by the struck R and .hunted it through t j . Denver millionaire, surrendered to­ IM PE R IAL KONCItJUM OR EXE­ M. Bordea said, the French minister dle fire, auto and casualty insurance, records fo r tho year, falling off from city officials and U>« boat barin fence, injuring Roy Rich and Guy B. day to United States Marshall Dollio f health having adviaed the Am eri­ bonds, loans and Investment*. They a to 6 points and closing with losses CUTIVE HOARD OF OR­ • nd son on charge o f consipracy to vio­ should be ready as soon as possible Cole, spectators. Both, GANIZATION can government that a half litre of also render service on Income tax o f 3 to 6 points. and then herald to the world that Howard were injured In the crash, late section o f national prohibition wine a day was essential to the wel­ problems, have an accounting depart­ the 8 L Johns river and Sanford offer but H ow .n l continued to drive for an- law and was put under bond o f fif­ t i * TUa A » « ' l * ------ r — . fare of French sailors as food. ment, notary public and public sten­ AMJIEKST SENIORS A T LA N T A , June 18.— Members of the yachtsmen what they have w* nj* othcr tap and was awarded fifth place teen, thousand dollars fo r appearance SUPPORT LIBERALS ographer. Taking U *11 in all, it l# in Federal court June 22. to plead. the Elan composing the Imperial PE N N SY LV A N IA R. R. REBUKED. ed for the past twenty-five years. » by the judges. . • $ ........— one o f Sanford's n»o*t coipplcta o ffic ­ ■- *— .-------------------Klondllum, or executive board of or­ will also stimulate the business of , Seniors of Amherst on commence­ es o f this nature. ganisation, are in session at impsrial yachts ifi Sanford «s many local i>eo- USING MAILS T O DEFRAUD United States Railroad Labor board ........... ment eve adopt resolution supporting See that your property Is listed with 18 TH E CHARGES BROUGHT headquarters hers today according to of Ohicago rebu kre^enniyU M '^vtsplo want to owa good boata but at help them bring In outside President Alexander Melklejohn under an announcement of order. It waa tem AG AINST CHICAGO MAN the present time they have n«r plaos forr alleged alleged defiance of rulea—on capital. 7... Watch the Dally Herald for r..r fire for'alleged liberal viaws. tem fo { k. J •4*4 stated all flftaen members of ths shop crafts organisation. to keep them. There will be boat Citrus Exchange to Harding Pledged Put in a Packing Two Votes Today Plant in Manatee By Porto Rico Hazeltine to Change To Florida Territory, Stroup to Carolina One Driver Killed • in Motor Car Race , in Grand Rapids Denver Society Wom­ an Violates Prohi Law is Put Under Bond KLAN MEETING, IN ATLANTA MANY THERE Pennsylvania Bank Loses Trust Funds, . j Treasurer Arrested ra~s and other * a t * r .ports *R dur­ c W c J o T i— - Kr,',‘ A . Kr.e 1■ ing the winter aad < *r lake frepA wUI take on a decided different appear- bet, forimer head of Kriebel A («• ■lock b r o k e n ,'* o * bankrupt, and anee during the winter of our coming season. tative of the cOr ry in federa - ¥■ llove* argument to guilty today by the tW £ r t r f tttaff mall, in scheme Ut.dewell that . |fraud. • ’ • that don HAiiSTs^/TB Discovery of shortage o f a $176,000 in trust fund* of Wnynaaboro Trust Company, Waynesboro, waa reported today by Secretary of Banking Cam­ eron, who announced he ordered thearrest of Charles Hoover, treasurer. Klondllum from various parts of tho United BUte# w#re attending. Offlclaja decline to discus* purpose of the meeting declaring it a regular session of the body but previous atatemanU Indicating charge* recently made by Emperor Simmons against Wlxard Evans nnd others w their bargains, MUST CEASE UKBIBTANCfc | STILL PRESIDENT- The road home Is paved with good u Yuan Hung still consider# Intentions—carry out that said Inten­ Ruhr passive resistance must be or­ self president of China, dered ceased by Berlin, Premier Poin­ tion by opening that account at the Iron Peking whef* * * h care la said to tell Grqat Britain in Seminole County Bank. seeking alianre with \c*d considering draft by Brussels of re­ The Herald far first class jab wotk. churls. cent reply. ------------------------------- ------- • IR f The A»»iwlnlnl l*rt««) CHICAGO, June 19.— A wompn, or Gnrrick, nlso The boat basin and pier will Ik: man, Mrs. Frances started within ■ fe w days as the bids known as Fred Thompson, was iden­ for tho same were opened ycstcnlny tified today by Mrs. Richard C. Tesand the following bids read at the rocr as Kupposed woman bandit who speeial meeting o f the City Conupis- shot and instantly killed her husbnftd sioners in the C.lty Hall. There were in n hold up June 6. It was first suponly three bids fo r the worjf nnd they j posed to be a man disguised ns n womnn prisoner, was declared by Frank werc as follows: Interstate Contracting Company, Hnrrick who with two others arrested with nccused to hnvc lived ns his wife J68,877.60. , Tho Robt.'M uggce Company, $120,­ fourteen years.. Known ns Mrs. Gnr|rick, the suspect in tho opinion of 494.80. police led double life us both mnn R. J. Gillespie, 1106,272.40. The City Commissioner* decided to nnd woman mns<piernding ns one or wait until this morning to go over the the other nt different times. matter fully nnd Chairman I-ake so stated to tho bidders yesterday after­ N0T\ TALK ----------- -- Visiting: Yachtsm en K IL L IN G . C A T A N IA , June 19.— Eruption o f Mount Etna continues unnlmted. One Stl-enm of Invn now threatening Glnrrc a city of about 20,00(1 inhabitants nt base o f the volcano and the population is be­ ginning to move. About fifty thousand persons alrendy have been made homeless in nrca surrounding Etna. Ashes, cinders und stones emitted by volcano nrc so (hick as to dArken the sun. • Great rivers of molten rock, pouring down the sleep sides of Ihe mountain, from numerous fissures nrc overwhelming nil be­ fore them, nnd the inhabitants of the surrounding settlements, arc fleeing in despair, while crops and homes disappear under the his­ sing flood. The rnuin ernter of Aetna, after the fissure displayed last week suddenly opened nt midnight Sunday, with a noise like the firing of a thousand cannons. There waa subterranean rumb­ lings, flames shot to the sky, and the populations of the little townH about the base of the cone fled to the plains, l ive great cracks opened in the side of the mountain nnd from these mouths, several kilometers, frohi the old crater, came streams fo lava. Thousands o f tons of ricks and ashes were hurled to a hclghth of from thirty to sixty feet from both the old nnij the new nnd the lava streams advancing on a frontage estimated nt 5,409 yards, laid waste the vineyards, nnd forests In their paths, and progressed at n speed of a mile nnd a qunrter an hour. Isolated houses, left enrly by their occupants, long acqu ain ts with Aetna s habits, were speedily dcvnslcd. The important railway station or Cnsliglione was destroyed. . Lingunglnss, which Is some ten miles from the center crater, was surrounded by lava. Several houses in the town collapsed, and most of the villages in the neighborhood wore quickly deserted. The skv was dull with smoke, and cinders, nnd dust fell heavily ovor a large nrca. The sight of the first fugitives from the danger zone coming into Messninn, coupled with the terrifying subterran­ ean noises heard there, drove hundreds o f citizens o f that town to the senshore for s a f e t y . ______________________________________ _ DID ■- rest Induce n Offer to Powder Plkat at Naahville and Wrecks F U L L E R A N D McGEE A R E F IR S T GO A T S LED TO S LA U G H TE R - W O M AN WHO DID One Man Killed, Four Are Injured in Tank Explosion _ ROME, June 19.— A wave of lava from n violent eruption of Mount Etna Is advancing steadily today qn LinRunRlossn dispatch­ es from Catania stntc. Lava Ls flowing across the railway and hns reached a point unly n few hundred yards from the town. CiutSA ID TO EE M AN DISGUISED AS tiglionc nlstrWnnced. Violence or cnyttlon increasing. W A SH IN G TO N , June 19.— Part of the mystery which surrounded the latest treasury move in ship liquor controversy was dispelled todny liy declaration In official circles thnt hereafter the ship's doctor on foreign Miips will be given custody In Amcrican waters o f such liquor ns he is willing to certify is for medlclnnl pur­ poses. Although no one nt the treasury would discuss development in dctnil, it wns assumed under this policy will he possible for foreign ships bring in wine' rut ions for crows under seal providing the doctor in charge chooses to regard intoxicants so car­ ried ns medicinal. A letcr sent yes­ terday hy Secretary Mellon to the Public Health Service constitutes con­ struction of medicinal provisions of law nnd mnkes sun* all foreign luws requiring ships to carry medicinal liquors will he complied with. l»y those instructions ship's doctor may make sworn statement ns to liquors they deem necessary for medicinal purposes nnd public health officers will not disputo their opinion. _ Man or Woman Bandit Recognized by W ife of Tesmer _ ONE O F T H E G R E A T E S T rM PRO VEM ENTS SAN FO R D HAS M AD E IN Y E A R S M ELLO N MAKES SECRETARY N EW R U LIN G FOR FOREIGN . VESSELS. _______ __________ ____ __________ _____ _____ bnly a Few Yards from Linguaglossa and CastL fflionc is Also Threatened—Violence of Erup­ tion is Increasing—50,000 Made Homeless �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. > ftrfirais Vtalllaa hfjo : a w r w k «r « mr r m ils s r* r s iM t il.lM , write I. S rs im w a i. Birina i m Ik« liA i. Ii will ria l** SOCIAL jCALENt)AR . Tuesday—The Program ^ p n rtn tc d t o l the Women’s Mlxslonary 8oClcty w ill'm e e t'a t the homo o f Mrs. W. 8 . THbntton a t SrSfPp.'m. Tuesday— Rumjll\-Whitrtcr, nuptials Italy Crtisa CatfraL * .Wednesday— Wedding at Miss Prjlhces Ixiuise Chsppcfl and Mr. Jdekaon Pemberton, nt the Methodist Church. Mrs. O. L. Taylor Is spending a few weeks at the Oasis at Daytonr, Beach. gepns,of Florida, was very , actjvy durldg the, World War anjl ,1s now Natlonnl Exccqtlvc Commlltcemnq American ■L fg io o .^ I)r. Foster Is ,to i)c congratulated.on, winning such a qhaimlng bride, who'has made a host of .friends during her short stay in tVaynesvillc, Dr. and Mrs., Foster expect to spend theJr. honeymoon In the mountalna,of .North Carolina.— Wayncrvllle 'Mountaineer,. ,,m , • Dr. Foster is well known In San­ ford where he -practiced medicine for some time, afterward moving to Hawks Park where he has a large sanatorium. .. • M r). Fred Wilson nnd children left Saturday for a visit with relatives In C III OMEGA SO R O RITY G IRLS Brandon, Fla. W IL L ENJOY HOUSE P A R T Y The annual Chi Omega Sororjty Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Burdick and house party will he a delightful event baby and Mr. and Mrs. J. 8 . Stumon beginning Thursday of - the coming motored'to Orlando yesterday for the week nnd continuing for two weeks being held at the Clearwater Beach hotel, Clearwater Beach, the guests Mr. and Mrs. D. L Smith o f Arcadia nt this affair occupying one entiro w«Ve the guests o f Mr. and Mrs. It. E. wing of-this pleasant hostelry. Herndon on Friday cn route to their Tho house party will assemble a homo from Jacksonville. number o f girls who have been at­ lias Lida Smith who has been tending tho Florida State College for ■Ing Master Tommie Jones nt Women, nnd promises to be one con­ ■tona Beach will return home to- tinuous round o f enjoyment apd gai­ ety, the girls being chaperoned by Mrs. Forest U k c of Sanford and Mrs. C. G. Copp, of Tampa. .. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Herndon and Members o f Chi Omega alumni In Claude and Mr. and Mra. O. P. Hernthe city arc Invited to visit the beach doit apent the week end at Dnytonn nt any lime Joining the young mem­ bers of the house party for tho dny. The Chi Omega girls who will com­ Emmett Hunt and Harry Kent left yefterday afternoon for Atlanta, fin., pose the house party arc: Misses where they went to bring back sev­ Sarah Keller, Mary I j >uI*c Dickin­ son, Katherine Hroaddus, Elisabeth eral new Oakland*. »• Conn. Mary Weedon, Mnrthn Nelson, Mr*. Bryan Hlurmnn and baby left yesterday for their home In Atlanta, Ga., afte ra pleasant visit hero with hert mother, Mfs. E. A. Douglass. ' Miss Bernice Austin and brother le ft yesterday on tho boat for Jarksonviltc, from there they will visit I .nylon, o f Gainesville, Marian Kanfriends and relatives In Georgia. derson, Jlilda Griffin, of Orlando. ■. . , 1.. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lyman and Soritn I .ukc, of Sanford, Norma G rif­ two handsome young sons, o f Alta­ fin of Kissimmee. • monte Springs, spent tho afternoon • Mrs. w illiam Dupree, Mrs. (leorgr Cnry, Mrs. Frank Massey, three re­ In Sanford a* the guests of friends. cent brides, who nre Chi Omega*, MI m Mary Armstrong left Sutur- will enjoy the pleasure o f the house daY for Daytona • Beach where she party for part of the time. The girls who are coming from out win ipond a week as the guest of of town, will arrive probably tomor­ Mrs. W. A. Ix(Tier at her cottage. row, In order to tie present at the Miss Velma Allen or Montgomery, marriage of Ml** Mary . Wallace A l»l, Is the guest of her aunt, Mr*. Ixnnlirlghl, who Is nlso a Chi Omega, Jafties Alien, at 411 Park avenue, and to Mr. J. Frank Davis, which takes wifi also spend a short time ns the place Tuesday evening, they having been college mates of Miss I Jimguest of Mrs. Luke Thompson. bright, nt the Florida State College 4n*t Sara Warren Eaaterby, Owen for Women at Tallahassee. Misses llildn Griffin, Marian San­ Ijgips spent tho week end nt Dnyna Beach with Mrs. Ed Higgins derson, of Orlando, Margaret l-nyton, family Who are spending the Elisabeth Cockrell, o f * Gainesville, Norinn Griffin, of Kissimmee, will be immcr there. the guests preceding the house party Hr. and Mrs. George Do Cotton nnd of Miss Elisabeth Copp at her home theft- guests Mrs. 0 . A. De Colic* and In the Park .View Apartments, while Mils £otlqa formed a rongnclal Misses Alberta nnd Martha Murphrcc party 'spending tho dny yesterday nt o f Gainesville will visit Miss Mary I jjuIso Dickinson, nnd Miss Marga­ Dw^tona Beach. ret Fralcigh of Madison, will visit Katherine Hroaddus. Mias ■ itr.'nnd Mr*. C, W. Stokes. Misses Miss IkMithy Hloko* and llnxel Sorrell Evelyn Beasley-1* with Miss Sarah weta »mong tho Sanford folk* enjoy­ ing* t io cooling breexes nt Dnytonn was arranged in one corner_of the re­ ception "hall . 1 Acre delicious fruit punch, was served j throughout the evening; ,by Miss Itorothca Mickey, ^ n e punch bowl wns embedded It) roses and ferns, . Mrs.. McBride received the guests wearing a .becoming gown o f green crepe de chine with drnplngs of gold lace and corsngc boquet o f rdscs. Miss Graves, lovely In a chic frock o f green figured crepe with gray trimmings, wag mot. at the door by two little maidens, J^nHa Ann Powers and Helen W(lson, dkintly dressed In green knd^white, who escorted her to the seat o f l u y i o r . '' . <> •A rle v e r contest was, enjoyed by the gtlests. The first prise, n bath mat, was won by Mrs. A. K. Powers, the booby prlw , a lemon eqilecxcr, went to Miss Weyma Graves and these In turn were presented to the honorec. A fte r the contest each guest was icqucstcd to w rit* her favorite re­ ceipt which was filed in n cook book nnd presented to the honorec as a memento o f the occasion. An Interesting program was ren­ dered during the evening. Miss Pomnrtus Musson gnve n humorous reading. A poem, " L ife ’s Shower written by Mrs. Mickey nnd dedicated to Miss Graves, was rend by Miss Mary Zachary. Misses Fnyc Mickey arid Julia Lning rendered plnno se­ lections. . Following the program the shower was presented. To the strains of “ Tho BrUM Chorus” from Lohejigrin little Marin Ann nnd Helen en­ tered carrying n white trunk contain­ ing the gifts. On the cover wns placed a beautiful white wnx slipper . ... sa a___I - ___I mi...1 J. D. Kelllvcr, o f . Orlando, waa among the visitors to the city today. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly, Robert Holly and May Ifo lly spent tho day . Messrs. Mabane and Nelson, o f QrInndo. wcre-shsklnq tyand* with many friends hcnntajMjL Jfra n k Mebane in tho populK?%ulck mnn nnd his' a host o f friends kll over the state. '"* .. W e aro gli.glad to see Doug G riffin back.on the job a ffr r having so much trouble with his arm. Of course, w*e all kno^r that this was just n Joke as Doug only wanted a little vacation. , Watch tho Herald for the big Mclsch building edition and all yvho were interested In the construction and furnishing material for this fine building will have aomethihg o f inter­ est to tell you. to WfcSlt offer Mr. A»pb S I 'lN W A t L D IE 8 ;G V ington'. t f t * A T A G E OF 78 Y E A R S He was widely known as a genea­ lo g is t , and among some o f tho his­ torical works o f which he was author' waa "H istory o f the Aspinwall Fam ­ ily In* Am erica." He wns fo r many years historian o f tho Society o f M ay­ flower Dclecndonts. Mr. Aspinwall was n 32d degree ( Scottish Rite Mason, n Knight Tern-, plar nnd n life member o f Almas Temple. He Is survived by one son,* Clarence A . Aspinwall, president o f j the Security Storage Company o f this, fo r many year*, r * » horn Fort Ann, N . V., In 1845, and was tho city, nnd two brothers in New Y ork: son tof the late Rev. Joseph Aikln A s­ pinwall o t Jjurida,) LM ngstone coun­ ty^, N. Y\. He was educated at Nuntin Literary Institute, and whop near­ ly ready for college* at the age o f sixteen, Joined the Union' force* In response to a call fok troops by Preaident Lincoln. He waa. n member o f Company F, 33rd New York. Volunteers during the war. A t the closo o f the struggle he Joined with his commanding officer, CoJ. John Carter o f Titusville,' Pa., and entered business. President Cleve­ land in 1885 Offered him ’ an appoint­ ment in the Interior Etepartment in eparge o f n division, and accepting the B. A. Howard, the real estate king o f tho metropolis o f I^tkc Okeecho­ bee, enmo in yesterday ar.d will re­ turn tomorrow, accompanied by his fam ily, who will aptfnd the summer there. S T O P BAC K AC H E, KIDNEY TR O U B LE Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. IlnlKaml Mr. nnd Mrs. Dick Brown and thoMmby went over to Coronado Beach yester­ day. A ll o f them will stay a week or so with the exception o f Mr. Hall who came back vesterduy afternoon. Pop Conner nays that he is going to catch some o f the big fish that are no abundant around Sanford in the muny lukes, i f ho has to buy all the fishing tackle there is in Sanford tp do it, nnd that he is going to conquer the art of throwing a minnow with a reel if it is the last thing ho ever does. Ask him if he caught any fish tomorrow. Jug in nnd .practicing a I S J with a sore, sour, blasted itow“ 21 »cK. Food -Joti not aoumh. Initrod It it a •ourre of murry, caiuia| puii, belching, diuioeM sad head•dies. q Tho perron wah a bad Uomath should bo aatufied with •aoihtof lew liua penruoent, Luting (did. q Tho right remedy will ad npoo tho lining! of the tlomnch, corichtho blood, •id in calling out the calanhal poiaooa and ttrengtlien trrtj bodily function, q Tho largo number of pcoplwwho hare nvxeufully uied Dr. Haftarea’a famous medicine, recommended for all catanlial condition!, o ta the itroogeit powible endoneoMat for _ Reginald Denny It’s the real thing, with the famous race scenca at Churchill Louisville, tho race track; ft* Dtr.' by crowd, even the famous hor* Monrich, figured In this glorious’ romance, and the screen’s first bit state. epic o f racing Kentucky. A store ' ' \ filled with thrills that stir? «,* Mr. Aspinwall wns n brother o f M .. with Its big moments and breath­ C. Asninwall. manager o f the P o sta l! taking altuations—a<t th? ron 0| tho proudest families In Kentkeky gamely battle against a crushin* fato to save the honor of his f » m ily and regain the position wrest od from him by treachery. AdW attraction Stan Laurel in “ M.J Eustis Rotarlans thronged the city Saturday with big placards on their hats and Rotary wheels all over them and they captured Mr. nnd Mrs. Dave Thrasher nnd Charlie Henry nnd took them with the party to St. Louis. [w]OU CANT ENjCtf LIFE — T O N I G H T ___ i Daily Herald on sa>o st Jo*’*. Smoke FurnIJurc, pianos, safes, In fact A N Y T H IN G , A NY’ W H E RE, moved on short notice, by the Q U IC K SE RVIC E T R A N S F E R . Phone 408. G3-3tc P e- r u - nA Backache, Rheumatic Pains, dull headache, tired feeling, too frequent urination, discolored or strong odor aro symptoms o f kidney and bladder trouble. " I was always having a backache which caused mo great suf. fc rln g ," writes Mrs. Feber, Medford, Mass. “ Could not sleep and at times I could not stand, straight. Tried Co­ lay Kidney Pijls arul found relief.1’,! Stop bneknehs, kidney and blsddcj: troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Soli cverywhdrc.TT^dv. . G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch F.xpert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. -o 4-24-tfe JU S T R E C E IV E D INSERVICE FIFTYYEARS p p c 1 ’ “ F r e s h S h ip m e n t * **• ~ ............ . Nrpktos EXQUISITE CANDIES R. C. B O W EF Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Unions Fever. Phone 32Ti­ the Ijorqc o f Mrs. Marshall. As soon id a suitable dwejllng ran be secured, they will Ik? Joined by their two sons, one o f whppi Is attending un olTi-er’s training camp anil tho other a college In Georgia. Mr. Thompson is employ­ ed a* n linotype operator on the llnily the Unlvcrsnlist Church, Tuesday Herald. " . evening, June 12th, nt seven-thirty IHg American Legion meeting soon when Mr. William Edmund Melsch of Sanford, Florida, and Miss Dolly and we want to ace every Legion Marie Teague were united in mar­ member in Seminole county present riage. .During the half hour preced­ for we want to have a big celebration ing the arrival of the wedding party, on July Fourth, so watch the Herald a musical program was rendered with for the announcement o f the date they Miss Irma Conine o f Camp Hill, A la ­ will meet. I f you are not a I.cgion bama, at the piano, opening with n member, why In Sam Hill don't you solo" Because" by Miss Margaret join today. We need every ex-service Dunlap of l-aurens. Misses Margaret man who has an honorable discharge and Sara Dunlap then sung "O Per­ from the army, navy nnd marines to fect Ijiv e " nnd "U n til." The bridal belong to the Camphell-Lossing post party entered tb the strains o f the here In Seminole county, so put in your name today nnd be u real bud* o f tha bride and Mr. Harold Fuller, Miss Jessie Graves, n bride-elect of who took their positions In front of next month, was the charming lionthe chancel. Then came Miss Mildred orec Friday evening when Mrs. F. D.I Simmons, who w «» lovely in apricot McBride entertained at a miscellan­ georgette and Miss Catherine Teague, eous shower at her lovely home on sister of the bride, who wore u be­ Myrtle avenue. ’ . coming gown of napphlrc blue. The The roomit were nrlistlcally deco­ last two ushers Messrs. Calvin nnd rated with a profusion of cut flowers, Martin Teague of Ixiurcns took their aspuragus fern ami bamboo. French positions followed by two little flow ­ baskets, tied with bows of pink tulle, er girls, Jessie Teague o f Laurens nnd vases of Radiance roses and fern and Caroline Fuller, who wore dainty llias Kdioth F.llnnd is expected were used in the reception hall. The frocks of white organdie. Next came hoQto' next week to Join her mother stairway was n lovely Itank of pink the state dame of honor, clad in I t £ JliUYs, Mrs. R. W. Lyon and roses and fern. orchid romainc and pearls, Mrs. W, ’daUilBlelfc. ‘ Miss Kiland has been fry a ta l vases of pink and lavender Theodore Ixingley o f Sanford, Klnv spVktlirfg tieveral week* with friends dahlias decorated the dining room. an aunt-of the bride. Mian.. Edith aild’W atltfceJn Bade City and Tam- Tho dining table was graced with a Teague, slater of the bride, who worp cunning center-piece representing a a lovely gown o f bonded coral georr forked true stump on the top of which guile, waa maid o f honor. The ntalda’ ik ii. II. fc. Takech and grand- were little cupid* sheltered under a bouquets were American Beauty rose* d^ttghter have returned from a two- white umbrella. Above this bung a and sweat pens. Little Rachel Simw M k i visit to her daughter, Mrs. E. •liver moon showering down tlnsled H\oits aqd Mary Jean Winebrenc^, Mol nor o f Foroandlna, Flay tho i f 1*, threads suggestive of rain, Oh either dieased In white organdie, precede}! ter'and fam ily accompanied her home. sido were silver candlesticks, holding the bride, scattering rose petals ip ||)V. Mulnar will alay for ■ *cW lighted pink tnpers. her path. Mr. Johpnic Melsch, as In the living room the color motif wooks. . . • best man accompanied the gruotp o f white nnd green was emphasised from tho anlo room to the altai* where fc r i. U u r u a and lltUe son who with baskets nnd vases o f white ho mol his bride. The bride » « ; have beeu Ihe gueeta o f her mother, daisies ur.d fern. A t end was placed beautiful in her wedding gown of lira. Prank, and brother Fells, left tho honorec'* chair over which was crepe de chine draped with silk Friday by boat fo r tb d r home in hung a Jarge, j*h i}c, gnnopy edorned whita fepanUh lace oxquisite lit its simple f j f T ’ r f N. Y . Tiiey wen- dw ftn . with brides' roaOa, ferns nnd Ik»w * nf loveliness with a touch o f silver. Her y ia ig d home bw her mother. Felix wliito tul!,\ Tho Imkpraund wns of veil was w liift, iai»Jy lylje, held p i n * will Join them about the first bamboo. close to-Iter head with a wreath o f A dainty ap|Kiinted punch table. uVoitasaJ « i r » p a m i daughter left Suturdny for points throughout the north and Mr. Smith, who is the manager o f the SeminoleOverland Company, while on this trip will visit the Wlllys-Ovorlaml factory at Tolodo, ()., and seo if they can not supply the demand fo r ever increas­ ing sales of tho R e d ’ Bird Overland here in Seminole county. Mr. Smith has been unable to get cars enough to siftiply the demand that he has bad for them here in this vicinity. He will ulso visit the Paige nnd ‘Jewett fac­ tory at Detreit and talk over the pros­ pects o f the coming year alniut the Paige urn! Jewett cars. This is a com- -T h e R e x a ll Store 5-l-o.a.w.-20tc Ludics’ Ttit SalVdnls, in plain white, White with Green Trim and White With Red Trim,'at, per p a ir ................ $3.5C « Men’s Athletic Union Suits, at, per suit ............................ l Boys’ Wash Pants, at, per pair.......................................... . Ladies* Gingham Dresses, at, per d ress............................ Duplex Window Shades, 3x7 feet, at, each........................ $25.00 Wardrobe Trunks, at, each................ ................ .•..... 9 ' a ’ *** “ a . >. * ^ * . • $2.00 Ladies’ Sateen Petticoats, at ea ch ..........;.......... *'*• ::V ' / Mm • •'* * *" 1 / a* $7.50 Ladies’ Silk Parasols, at, each . ’ •' V- • < x, Good Leather Work Gloves, at, each | ’ ; 1 * v ' ‘»*jim i ** . . • | j, . .- , x • Leather Suit Cases, at, each .. He’s coming to ace you— Read pages 108 nnd 109 TA B SA TU R D A Y e v e n in g p o s t •• ......... - « g a s r - ' i ^ ’Y �i' :v V ..*'■ 1 of-l S'r : ‘ •ADRTWO SanfordDailyHerald M l h t d i t m r ir tw a M Sag a t I I * H e ra t* n NO T AMONG THOSE PRESENT. r» JUST ao CAarta The Chinese bandits have released 1*T The Herald Printihgr Co. r t 'B L I A H R R * J. N. J, “ A. It. H. the last o f their captives, the Anal batch o f ' prisoner! including American citizens. Of •• four /A course the strain and worry ns to tbeir fate are - I IS A T SO a R A M A 1 H w ie y r to POI-fT KNOW WHO v im CBATUM WSB4 r * ? !? KOIfar at nn end but the incident caused H O LLY .. L l t L I H D ____ l i f U O - T w M t r w K K K L -------------- M eaii-al H m m *T the use o f miles o f newspaper space H O LLY A i. r r ll. f ic H * M l* r A 4 (* M I i I * k and a lot o f •a B »Im H it* ) A lfllfltln free advertising for Chinn and its brigands. I t is to be noted that the newspaper men in tbo L H W I I H IIIP P _ . C lrea ll lir a M a a a cer n * M n » - w a tt* I I . n. party did not Include either Rob N I w t I . i In P r lr * If* A I . i b n Holly o f the Sanford Herald or Herb Oaa T *«* r _____ __ S.M Fclkol o f the SU Augustine Record. feta B a a (I * D * l l * * r r l fa city *r C a rrie* ____ tB Ccata --Lakeland Star-Telcgrnm. Oaa W eek ----- :— ' ■ o If II n * I I I 13- ta 18-1 f.ailaala I'aaatjr F L O R ID A W A T E R PO W ER a l l r a f lr e lr rmrrrm P r lla r H i la aahllahaH r r r r lL a tla la a ralaa M l * I aw a a a a r a* llr E L E C T R IC IT Y . iw ara |a adeaa i*. flam. *3.00 p r r y rar, H R K O K It T U B t - T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H ER ALD . T U E SD A y, JU N E 19, 1923 A H fO C IA T K II PnKH Tha Associated P)-**a la «xc1u*lvetr •Milled to' lLa uaa for republlcatlon or all n i*> dispatcher rradltod to It or not otharwlaa crcifitrd In thla paper and al*o tha locui nowa published haraln. All rlghta o f ra-f Ubllcatlon of special • (■patches haraln f*r• also reserved. Offieri HB IIAI.il flVILbllljJ. r i « a * l « Foreign A«l»*r /*ln* h*pt«eenlstlve THE AMEBirAt f PRESS ASSOCIATION AND Florida people generally are more or less jCamiliar with the present-day uses o f clectricty, for commercial and domestic purposes, although Us use Is not as general ns it might bo and ns it will be in n few years from now, jddging by the increasing in­ stallations thnt nre being made nnd the more numerous instances where it Is being discovered thnt electric current can l>c employed with profit am! convenience. The. value thnt Is in water power, however, is not ap­ preciated ns generally ns it should hr in order thnt it mny bo put to work more generally. INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. •zs S A N F O R D ’S C IT Y P L A N N IN G N B W S I'A l’ ER IIE A D LI N ES. whether it be the intrigues o f the invisible empire, the specious jTcasort* ing o f the class-conscious feconstructioh league, or the altogether irre­ sponsibility o f the unseasoned mouthIngs o f the labor agitator, must take life as it comes. But eventually, when these passing spasms hnvc run their course, the hope is that the eternal principles o f civil liberty and the essential safeguards o f justice will plead their own cause, and do n belated justice to him even though at the moment he mny hnye passed to his fathers nnd be sleeping bcnenth the sod. Individuals and their maschinatiuns, builded always on their selfish am­ bitions, nre ephemeral; principles arc eternal. I f 1 n fnlse principle be ad­ mitted, then wc niust one and all bo prepnred to nccept its ultimate. I f such false principle be not admit­ ted, then ono mny look forward over tho lapse o f time to the Justification o f the sound principles which arc ever involved. Will YouBackYourselftoWin? I f you will not, how can you expect anyone else to do so? . The people o f this World usual­ ly rate a man by how he rates himself. Every time you add a dollar to your interest-bearing account, yodfback yourself to win. Let this bank help you out. .Peoples Bank. o f S a n fo r d That about states the whole mat­ ter.— Leesburg Commercial. ' S A N FO R D FLO RID A Deposits on Ford Savings Plan received here. COMMISSION. Now nnd then you henr someone This is the time o f the year to ob­ complain thnt newspapers piny up Sanford, thnt enterprising * little serve the rules o f swimming and the I ho news o f crime nnd the mb-hnps of. rules o f the tides nnd all that per­ city nt the head o f navigation on the society with too much front pngc em­ St. Johns river, famous among other phasis. There is some justification tains to benches nnd lakes. This is Old Mount Arina Is erupting again the foolish season, when fools rock things for Its highly developed hack to the criticism, and yet not to the and the people living in thn( neigh­ boat* nnd go out beyond their depth country nnd the immense shipments extent that the complainants would borhood nre g e llin g nwny from nnd other things. o f celery nnd lettuce which it nn- carry it. —--------o-----------there. We might ndd it) this respect Newspapers do not make the news r Mnrnthnn dancers ordered oil the nually sends out, not to mention great that the people living nenr Mount In the Times-Union o f Saturday — or at least those true to their mis­ floor Saturday night nt Jacksonville quantities o f every kind o f vegetables Aetna are probably not Insured for there appeared nn article, in the se­ sion, do not. They simply publish hired a truck and danced on it nil ries being written by Roger W. Dab- which can lie grown In the winter, has the facts. The people who commit life —only fire. night. They going a fter nworld son, a distinguished economist, who taken a long step forward In the rc- crime, who violate the rules o f so­ ---- ..... - O" ' -■ - record and hcrtH s hoping they nre There are 'only foiirteen In the now Is to some extent a Floridian, in cent pnst, the Influence o f which will ciety, o f the church nnd the schools, made to dance by thelaw for the rest race for U. H. Senator to take the which he discussed wnter power ns n reach fnr into the future. It has nnd those who commit indiscretions o f their lives. * , * are responsible fo r the character nnd place made vacant by ’the death of sound investment. In that article, received from the legislature at its the quality o f front page news that Knute Hudson. They must see some­ which may have escaped the attention last session authority for the estab­ is growing so alarmingly largo that H E A V Y LOADS ON GOOD ROADS. thing in the job thnt Knute Kould o f busy but practical people, were said some things thnt, while npplirn- lishment of a city planning commis­ newspapers are put to the test to Knot Know. DcSotn county is going to take care hie 4he country over, were o f special sion, The odd thing nhnut this is know where to draw the line, nnd of its paved roads in n manner worthy importance to the people of this state, The young Indy who is dean of thnt it should he necessary to appeal good people are disposed to criticise. R a dd iffc College says thnt everyone where, now wnter power is being Now comes nn eminent jurist and of emulation by nil the counties of to the legislature nt nil on a matter The roads have been that wants to go to college should given more attention than in the pnst. tells us that the U-st cure for the the state. which involves the classified nnd strict regulations of people o •’ an* I growing divorce evil is, publicity. He have that privilege and some means Mr. itahson tells o f the enormous wa­ ford alone.' Rut that many people who would the lads going over the same will he mir an uiu . says thnt should be employed for funds to send ter power, In other states, that Is per­ In this way DcSoto them. The dean Is nil right. Ther* mitted to go to wuste, in New York give the legislature authority to stick w illingly face n court trial hesitnte carried out. is nothing finer in the world than a alone what is equivalent to thu power its fingers into every pie thnt is in to face the publicity, such a trinl j county will give its-public roads the same degree o f protection accorded to horses not being process o f making in nny part o f the would give them. good education and with all the col­ of four million leges thnt we have every boy and girl utilized ns It might lie, nnd profitably, state. We hope to see the time when One o f America's greatest states­ other property belonging to the peo­ that wants a college education should were streams harnessed to machinery our people shall become so imbued men has just recently written an ple.— Arcadia Enterprise. ----------- o----------to produce electric current which in with the spirit o f modernism that article in which he contends that pub­ be helped to get one. strictly local matters shrdl .lie' left turn would .drive other machinery, ----------- o----------LO C AL B ILLS. licity is the most effective weapon IIP. C A R E F U L OF T H E UN OKU- light cities nnd towns nnd provide for entirely to the people most concern­ against the crookedness of polities ed, under the guidance and direction a vast number of utilities. TO W One of the well known but generand the wanton system of spoilism of liberal general laws. Rut thnt The people from the Interior who practiced in some quarters, tally glussed-over evils o f our leglslnSomething thnt Floridians should are visiting the various benches and appreciate, as stated by Mr. Robson, time is not yet so the people o f San­ Ono o f the greatest preachers in I live system is the method o f passing ford appealed perforce to the legis­ especially the east coast Jbeachcs, is this: the United States recently said: local laws. Says Bryan Muck in the lature for authority-4n organize their should 1*0 careful o f the undertow. It "The pulpit needs more publicity.j Pensacola Journal: , "There is a constantly increasing city planning commission, ami the Is treacherous and gets in Its work 1 he church can only meet present I " j don’ t know how you feel uliout wisdom before you realize that it has you In demand for household electrical up- |legislature |„ ji* . Infinite day problems ns olhi r institutions j the mutter, but l am net g o in g - to its grasp and then usuifily it Is too pllnnccs, nnd nn increasing number i Krill,t,.,| the request, meat present day problems; and it vote for nny man in the legislature o f homes nre availing themselves of lato to rescue yourself or ho rescued. So far as We know Sanford has should welcome the fullest nnd frank- ,,r stnte senate, no man unless the conveniences o f electricity. Fur­ A1J fho beSrh resorts are supposed to taken I hi lead i n ,e sm.i i r |t,|t discussion o f Its doings by the l,,. promises not to have passed ther, more and more, factories and have life saving pppnratus and a crew cities of the state in taking this for- ,,riw. •• , ' ... ... . , , , , ... ! l ,r» ss. local laws without im tifving the peno f life savers hut few o f them have mills are being electrically equipped, ward step. It is right in line with -pi ,,. i. , f detictiv.. , , , . . . . , . . . . ,, , *m ,l,< oj a u e iiiiiM .igciu.v i,|,. beforehand, or having a icfcrenanything at the bench to save the life in place o f steam driven. This all tlio general sentiment which strong- ...... , i,„, ,,....... >,. • snj.t 1 lint crtni iiiu I h fern the publicity dU(„ attached to them. o f a drowning person and the law Is means that the use of electricity is ly favors tlic beautification o f every given their dueds by the p^-ss imm "Tile practice o f secretly passing broken at more than one resort this constantly increasing. Here is a re­ city in the state. Tile good people of than they fear civil officers. summer. Sunday a young girl was source which nature lias given us. It Florida are just waking up to the hills, contrary to the constitution, is So there it is. It all depend* on drowned at St. Apgustino by getting needs lint capital and legislation to unparalleled advantages which na­ whose os is g e t t i n g guyed a f t e r all obnoxious to all fair-minded people, put it to the service o f man. Ily its out too far and .the undertow claimed ture bus alvviijs offered them for Win n the publicity suits our tasti and there is no redress whatever, lty use. millions of her for a victim. The St. Augustine development and agreement the senator and represen­ making every town, small and lnrgir.|w,. ,i|w. j( whe|, it rtt(hl.r alT(.,.t, homos will he brighter and the work Record says: tative from any county can almost a real "city beautiful." Nowhere else interests we would soft pedal 'it. invariably pass a bill and the gover­ " It has been a long time since there o f millions of housewives easier. in the Uuiled States are such opporHeadlines are made by pcuple out­ was n tragedy on the benches adja- ■ ’""’ofes of communities will lie cleaner tiinilies at timid. Nowhere else bus nor will permit to become a law, no side of the print ships. When tin y | cent to St. Augustine, the local re­ nnd more healthy ns electric power nature been so bountiful witli her matter bow ohpcctiunnhlo it might hr have them selves they have no fear sorts being probably freer frt ni niei- is used in place o f coal, Tims, in gifts. be to a majority o f the people. All ugly, unkempt and un­ When they d<> good dents o f the Mad than are must water powers, invested capital can washed town in Florida is an eco­ of headlines. "The legislature as a whole does places, where great crowds gutlier to be o f real service, and in the measure nomic crime.’ We are aware that the tiling , they welcome the headline* in not consider tile merits o f any local connection with their names.— Kcenjoy the surf. Surf-bathing is like thnt it serves, it will proft." pioneer stage ftom which many m w law. If it suits the representative portcr-Star. • motoring nnd other almiseineiits, per­ Jacksonville, right now, is expend­ towns have not yet emerged gives and affects his county only, nothing fectly harmless, if certain rules and ing hundreds of thousands o f dollars little time for bomitifyiiq; and the else is required. The bill is read by regulations lire fallowed mid human for extepded equipment o f its muni­ cultivation o f the finer sentiments, C A N ’T S T A M PE D E N E W S PA PE R S . title and on its third rending tlie* life is too prcciouH to ignore those cipal electrirnl plant, which lias hut a beginning can lie made, even enacting clause and the closing para­ Good old Edilia Lambrigbt bail a rules. People who lire from inland proved such n gratifying success. Un­ though it la- in a sniall way, and the graph are tend, and thut is all there philosophical streak the other day towns, however, are nut familiar witli der wise direction more extended use time is now while youth and energy is to making n law that possibly will after his return from Brunswick these rules, for knowing nothing of is being made, in this city and through­ rule to make the start. Sanford will do great harm to the people. where lie talked to the graduating In-coining mid out-going tides, mid out the state, o f electric appliances have the qdvaiitngc of many of lu-r "It is n wrong system, and lluclass and the alumni o f his own shifting currents mid undertows, they in homes, business places nnd indus­ sister cities, in that tier future de­ school, and his editorials in the Tam ­ only way the people can lireak it up think the ocean is one vast play­ trial establishments, all for individual velopment will lie made according to pa Tribune reflelccd the spirit that is to put tuindidnU'H on record ls-ground, without danger lurking K(.||i<rn, (U Rut there is not well-thought-out and systematic therein. Oil nn out-going tide the I permeated him a fter brushing up on fore they, are elected. Unless a man as much attention being given, as pbins. It will be earried out in current Is always more or less strong, “ the analytical side o f life. One o f Ids '* wi,!ing ,(1 make a promise in writshould Ire, to lbe development o f wa­ methodlenl and systematic way, and and ns deep water is a long way out, •> pnrty to ter power resources for the piovitl- the people will have occasion to re­ essays so pointedly fits the Cummer- j ' " K ,h"1 people hot familiar with the trenchrial’s editorial policy that wc ask the I th® rn*sagc o f local bills unless they ing o f electric current. In some sec­ joice when the results become appar­ rry o f currents, venture too far out, indulgence ..f out readers, most o f «r e advertised prior to thu legislature tions o f the state this being done, mid ent. as contemplated by the constitution, even though they muy not ho in water whom, we hope, will get the point. it is safe to predict, with practical The trouble with many o f our Flor­ or will uttach a referendum to them more than chest-high. Under such " I f you cant' tient 'em jine Vni," is stiuly and application, much Florida ida towns is thut they have grown up conditions the utmost cure is neces­ an age-old political maxim. The won­ so the people can register their ap­ water power thut now is not utilized without any plan. Additions have der Is that it isn't* prncticed more o f­ proval, he is unfit to he u represen­ sary, to prevent accidents. will be turned to good account, be­ been Jiinde here and there by ambi­ tative.’ ’—Jacksonville Journal, I f eseh bathing pavilion on the come a sound investment, as told by- tious reui estate men after the elusive ten, especially by newspapers. It beach posts a record of the tide, with Mr. liubson. Would ho so easy to go with the tide, dollar, without much regard to the d im T n rJ principles and Intellectual N O TIC E TO R E G IM E N T A L HAND. a word o f warning ns to the cur­ There is need for the utilization of development already existing. Somr- eon victim rents, wo believe this might have the und Just seek the easiest Hendquurters Band Section Serv­ effect o f producing greater caution. Florida water power wherever pos­ times the streets match and conform way out in the interest o f popularity! ice, Vo. 101 th, Infantry, Sanford, Fla. That accidents happen to people un­ sible. it is a matter that ought to lie to the general plan o f tho town, some­ Thnt more papers do not do this, I f this Is times they do not. It may not suit June 14th. 11123. fam iliar with local conditions would thoroughly investigated. surely ought to earn for them n last - 1 ir.dirate'lack of know ledge is respon­ done it is likely thnt in many locnli- the plans o f the developer. The re­ ing place of gratitude In the esteem Orders No. I, sible for tragedy, and points to a need |ties will be found nturul sources uf sult- is n hodge podge o f building o f the public, both critics and up-J 1. Monday night each week 7: tfi p. o f such warning, it is said that the power that can be mid should la- and street lines which is anything proven*. Just now it would lie easy m., is hereby designated regular drill girls who were near death yesterday, utilized in manner and method indi­ hut plcasitig to the citizens und to drift with the tide, accept the night fur this organization. and the one who lost her life in tho cated, with appreciable good results. strangers. An orderly, systematic seeming o f things as the final de­ 2. A il members o f this organiza­ surf, were told to look out for the un­ ■—Times-Union. development o f any city is an asset cision und drift pleasantly and serene­ tion be present ut all formations, dertow, but possibly this spoken word There is water power .going to of value to tie sought for, nnd such 3. Any violation o f this order will ly. But then there is tho soft in­ did not have the effect of an official watte in the Wekiwu river, the Earn- ran be secured through the agency be dealt with accordingly. dictment o f judgment and Intellect! bulletin or posted statement. lockhatchee creek and at Fnlm o f u city planning commission. R A L P H STEVENS, Whnt is to be mi id o f these things? MaJ. M. C. F. N. G., Admin, and Bom* year* have passed since Springs in this county. Sonic day a Sanford luts dope well in the cstnh. Tho individual who studies and who fi8-2tp there was an accident at any o f the man with money and vision will take iishment of such nn agency, and set knows, both from the past history of Prop: O fficer. local bearhes, and the tragedy o f yes up this Important m atUi and give to an example which we hope to sec fol­ humanity and its predisposition .that terday has cast a gloom over all who the county uf Seminole and adjoining lowed by many other cities o f Flor­ much which seems popular at the mo­ knew thla young girl, and tip>*e who counties water power and electric ida.— Tampa Time*. ment ja destructive, must needs either fs«J keenly fo r the Borrow o f the power in abundanre. Millions o f g a l­ -------- ■■o--------— abandon reason or abandon all hopes beseaved parents. Needless to say, lons o f water aru lost here every day The retail cost o f food is higher o f popularity. Which should be every e ffo rt w ill be made and every that could be utilized in turning the everywhere except Jacksonville ac­ 15V« Reduction in Prices of ubandonetf? Popularity, o f course, precaution taken to prevent a repeti­ wheels o f Industry in a radious o f otic cording to reports. This means that becauac in the final summing up, in­ P E N N S Y L V A N IA VACUUM tion o f Ut* tragedy, though o f courac hundred miles uf Sanford and it here in Sanford we will be able to tellectual conviction w ill survive. CUP T IR E S A N D TUBES nobody can be held responsible In the would tuak* Sanford one uf the great- live cheaper this summer. This There is nothing surer than this. allfhtast fo r the accident o f yeeter- cat manufacturing centera in the ntskes It fine for we poor people whu The editor .who stands, .adamant, * ' •U t* w ill have to stay at homes against the hysteria o f the moment, -. o ui SACRIFICE SALE! BATES QUITS- 3 -Days Auction-3 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, June 25-26-27 Commencing Promptly at I»:.T0 o’clock veach morning The Largest Livery and Sales Stables in South Florida to Quit Business Without lim it or reserve— Horson, Mules, Cows, Wngnnn, Carts, Buggies, Single and Double Harness, Farming Imptc’ incuts, New Cream Separator, Ford Truck, Office Furniture, 100 Chickens, liny, <*rain and many other articles. • Private Sale between now nnd sale date Term s; Cush or Bankable Notes____________ L. E. BATES’ STABLES Phone .*1870 515 Jackson Street, Tampa, Florida A C H E E R F U L W E LCO M E A W A IT S YOU ■gS3B Z53 HOTEL, T&MIA i ' EUROPEAN PLAN . CORNER B U ILD IN G . [7 J : O PE N A L L T H E Y E A R . E V E R Y ROOM OUTSIDE. ----------------- A FIV E D O LLAR B ILL Takes an Electric Fan s . F .P .R IN E S . .. 103 l>lmctto Ave.— — Phone'fSl-J A t the Princess Wednesday and Thursday i \ �;•!\ f ' KZ? • ft BHJDff : subsequent capture when they left the east coast and headed for Tampa, is strengthened by tlie fact that Sheriff W. C. Spencer a few .weeks ago received a message from Siftriff Bob Baker o f Palm Beach county stating that the Mobley gang was headed this way. Sheriff Spencer im­ MUN WHO M ADE D A R IN G HOLD. mediately notified all his men to be on the look out, but other than re­ «l yjp A T LACOOCHBB A R B ported visits o f the men to Tampa, I A T LA R G E . nothing tangible was discovered that would lead to their apprehension. j>0|jc* authorities o f the counties A few days after Sheriff Spencer amt cities o f the entire state were got the warning from Sheriff Baker, closely guarding highways and rail­ the Tampa Welfare Loan Society’s ways Monday morning in an effort place on Tampa street was held up ^ locate and heqd off the robbers and robbed. Thia robbery took place who Saturday morning held up and at noon on May 28, and the manager robbed E. L. Wilson, superintendent o f the place, Carlos Escalante, gave of the Cummer Cypress Company, of a good description o f the two men Laroochee, securing $11,700 In sliver who had entered the bank and forced sod currency, but nothing had de­ him at the point o f a revolver to go veloped to g iv e .a .lead .to the where­ into a back room where he was bound abouts o f the highwaymen. to a chair, while the robbers rifled They are believed to have gone to the cash drawers, securing between some dense part o f the woods of $500 and $800. The description of Pasco county, where they w ill hide the two men agrees with the descrip­ until the first excitement o f their tion o f two who figured in the I jicoodaring deed passes off, and they can chee hold up.' emerge with leas cause fo r alarm. Detective Fred Thomas was also The trail o f the robbers was held af. . ter the robbery Just before noon Sat -/■ware that the daring crooks were urday, until the gang in an automo­ close to Tampa and last week basing reports, bile got into Hillsborough county. opinions on confidential Btatcd that he would not be surprised Whether or not they are now in this section Is a question the authorities to hear o f some big crime being com­ have not attempted to answer, but mitted in or near OrlandS, his predic­ Sheriff Spencer is actively working tion was borne out by the Lacoochee to substantiate reports that the rob­ robbery. Detective Thomas did not bers were seen here, or near the city. say who he thought committed the ’ Deputy Sheriff W. S. Edwards of crime. ^TATEOFm S ! j^FTER ROBBERY Dade City, with W. J. Bryant, stock­ man o f Pasco county, trailed the rob­ bers southward from Trilb y to near Luts north o f Tampa, but there lost trace o f the men. Sheriff Spcncui was inclined to believe that the P a s ^ county officer had made a mistake and had followed another car, instead of that o f the gang. Detailed reports o f the robbery that came in late Saturday afternoon de­ scribed the robbery as one o f the most daring that has been executed in Florida in years. The three men taking part in tho robbery, nccomplished their theft within plain view of 25 or moro people, holding Mr. Wilson and his companion, Paymaster Chase, up at the point o f revolvers, and after grabbing tho satchel con­ taining the money, leaped In n Ford automobile and dashed away. Belief that the robbery was the work uf a gang headed by one o f the Mobley brothers, who won notoriety for their bold hold-up o f n bank at Stuart, Florida, last year, and their Lees Car Turned Over Jacksonville’s Cost o f Living Into Water FHIed Ditch j Htts Toboggan — :---- • . t That it is dangerous to drive along the narrow fills between Osteen bridge and Osteen or any other narrow illl where the sides are filled with water just now is evidenced by the daily ac­ cidents to ears* yesterday mqrning a big Haynes car belonging to Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Lees, o f Orlando, while passing another car on the Osteen fill slid into the ditch by the ground cav­ ing In and Mr. and Mrs. Lees were almost drowned before they could ex­ tricate themselves from under the car. They were brought to the Valdex Ho­ tel here and received medical atten­ tion and are ell right today. The car was badly smashed up but can be re­ paired. It seems that the roadway on .both sides is surrounded with small Ink™ on account o f the heavy tain* and the waters o f the upper St. Johns river backing up Into Lake Monroe ar.d the Osteen road Is in a cqndition that requires careful driving. The road Is very narrow and In passing a car the roadway Is liable to crumble on the sides and put the enr Into the ditch filled with water. The county commissioners o f Volusia county should work on this fill as soon as possible fo r It is dangerous. ORLANDO, June ID.— Escaping death by good fortune when their au­ tomobile turned over Just outside of Sanford on the New Smyrna road late Sunday night, Mrs. Rosa L. Lees told yesterday how she and her hus­ The Mobley brothers after being band finally fought their way out of the machine and osraped drowning. captured by Sheriff Bob linker of Both were painfully but not seriously Palm Beach county after they had injured. fled from Stuart with their loot, Mr. ibtd^Mrs. Lees were returning were convicted and sentenced to pris­ on fo r that robbery. One of them to Orlsndo from the const, and driv­ escaped from jail, and Is believed to ing at a moderate rate o f speed, when bo heading tho gang which gut the the machine struck a washout in the toad, the force breaking the radius payroll funds Saturday. The other rod. Before Mr. Lees, who was driv­ brother is in the penitentiary serving ing, could stop tho motor, it had hit his sentence and working under close another washout and turned over in a supervision o f th^eonvict guards to ditch which was more than comfort­ prevent his escape. The one who ably filled with water. gained his liberty la believed to have For several moments both struggled got in touch with one or two reckless In the water with little hope o f g et­ young men, nnd with them Is carry­ ting clear o f the automobile, but fin al­ ing on a systematic nnd well defined ly they were able to open n door and series of robberies, nil o f which arc climbed buck to tho road. Afterward planned far in advance.— Tampa Mrs. Lees remembered that n small Times. . 1 puppy was in the tonneau of the ma­ chine'nnd waded into the water again Furniture, pianos, safes, in fact to rescue it. V A N Y T H IN G , A N Y W H E R E , moved on They were picked up soon after­ short notice, by the Q U ICK SERVICE ward and taken to Sanford, where T R A N S F E R . Phone 408. C3-3tc they were attended by a physician. Yesterday Mr. Lees was nn crutches The Dally Herald, 15c per week. nnd Mr#. Lees was suffering from PAGE ILD , TU E S D A Y , JU N E IB, 1023 TH E SANFO RD D A IL Y P v , i " '..5™ ™ ■-' .. i •. I t ’s gettin g easier to live in Jack­ sonville every (Iqy. J The business o f eating Is becoming easier to accomplish. F o r instance, during May, it coat Mr. and Mrs. Jacksonville one-half o f one per rent less to eat than it cost them during .tho preceding month. This was Cflqaljiergbly better than the country qt lfirge can boast, there being an Increase o f two-tenths of one per cent in tlie living cost during May. „ The cqmparlson Is made by tho United States Department of I^ibor, and is fo r the period from April 15 to May 15.' During that period the average fam­ ily in Jacksonville spent nearly fivetenths o f one. por cent less for food and just as much o f it us they did the preceding month. TO UNDERTOW FATfl. ' FOR YO U N G G IR L ST. A U G U S T IN E . June 19.— Mlsa Inex Faulkner, IB yearn old, o f Mi­ ami, waa drowned at St. Augustine hcarh yesterday afternoon and her two companions, Misses Mary and Pqqrle Earles,‘ both o f Palatka, nar­ rowly escaped a similar fate while in bathing. TIME DEPOSITS 3 Physicians worked over Miss Falknor for several hours with a pulmotor but although she showed signs lit life .when fir s t. brought up on the beach by rescuers, the attempt to revive her was futile. Miss Falkncr accom­ panied K. U Earles and his daughters from Palatka for an afternoon at .tho oeoan. They had been In the surf but a few minutes when tho g irl’s cries fo r help were heard several hun­ dred feet from shore. The Misses Earles were reached by rescuers, but Miss Faulkner was unconscious when the life savers g o t to her. The girls had gotten too far out W hile the people here were saving nnd were holplnan in the undertow, It that half one per cent there was a one was said. 1 iw r cent Increase being borne in Miss Fnlkncr'a brother, John U., Loulavlll, Baltimore, Bridgeport, 12 years old, was sitting in Mr. Earles' Butte, .Cleveland, Detroit, Los Ange­ 'automobile on the beach with Mr. les, Milwaukee, • Minneapolis, New Earles nnd witnessed the efforts to York, N orfolk, St. Paul and Washing­ rescue and to resuscitate her. One of ton. the physicians stated that after the And poor old Philadelphia showed young woman wan carried out o f tho on Increase o f four ppr cent, which ,wntpr she breathed slightly, but her was the greatest percentage o f in­ heart failed. crease o f any city In the United Miss Falkncr was a student nurse States. In the W orley hospital horn fo r p Sixteen cities showed decrease. time, but left last December, her But whllo there was a decrease in mother, Mrs. John II. Fnlknor, Uvea Jacksonville, as cqmpared with the in Miami. previous month, there was u one per News o f the drowning spread rap­ cent increase in retail food prices, as idly ^through St. Augustine nnd a compared with Qio preceding year, of crowd o f several hundred gnthered at the same month. the bench. Virtually all physlclnns And, if you want to go bock that in the city wore summoned Jn an e f­ for, tho cost o f food in May, 1023, was fort to bring tho young woman back 30 per cent higher .in Jacksonville to life. than it was in May, 1913: But that Tho party motored over from Pnlwas before tho war.—Jacksonville ntko about 2:30 o’clock yesterday Journal. afternoon and Miss Faulkner lost hor life within a few minutes after her C H AR G E T H A T M INERS 1 arrival. , .BROKE CO NTRACT This bank accepts Time Depos­ its of any amount for which it is­ sues \i i t # CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT paying 4% Interest from date the deposit is made. < - t •* i y • People having idle funds 'are invited to have both SAFETY and INTEREST Cor them, by making tisdfef our Certificate of Deposit plan. Resources •$!,600,000.00. First Nja^on^l Bank A COM M UNITY BU ILD E R ■ 3 i F. P. FO RSTER, President B. F. W II1TN B R , Cashier three survivors of the original start­ ers shuffled into truck* and were taken to a private pavilion |n .Orpnge patk, where the marathon wept mer­ rily on. They were to return to the original pavilion early today nftqr the Sabbath had passed safely. 4 4 ch. N 7°, 10 mins., E to beg. The said land being nascssed at the date o f the issuance (o f such certificate in the nemo o f W. J. Jackson. Unless said certificate shall bo redeemed ac­ cording :to 1a w Tax Deed w ill issue thereon on the 27th day o f .June, A. Itoutwcll furnished $100 bond. No 1). 1023. W ITN E S S my official signature admission was charged today at the pavilion and Routwetl wan not cer­ and seal thia the 21st day o f M ay, A. tain wh yhc wuh served with a notice l>. 1923. o f arrest. (B E A L ) E. A . DOUGLASS, Miss Bobbie G regg amt Ralph Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. Moore o f Humpn, and Joseph San­ By i A. M. .WEEKS, D. C. ger of Jacksonville, are approaching the 100 hour mnrk, while there haye 5-22-29; <1-5-12-19-20. been severs) new aspirants fo r the marathon title sinle the dance started. Notice o f Application fur Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the General Statutes o f the State of Florida Notice is hereby given that F . L. Woodruff, purchaser of Tax C ertifi­ cate No. 200, dated the 7th day of June, A. I). 1920, has filed said certi­ ficate in my office, and tins made ap­ plication for Tax Deed to issue In ac­ cordance with law. Said certificate omhrnrra the following described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: Beg. 7 4 ch. H. and 31.40 eh. W o f N E cor. Sec. 2, Twp At the IMneesfl Wednesday and 20 8 . Range 30 E. run W ’ OJCT ch S Thursday • ^ L A W F A IL S TO Bituminous coal operator* at A l­ CHECK M A R A T H O N toona, l a., charge miners’ breach of contract enusod 004 local strikes since JA C K SO N V ILLE , June 19.— The lDlfl and o ffe r measures for reform arm of the lnw yesterday failed to in brief to United States coal commis­ halt tim marathon dance which has sion. been In progress at Ortega pier, noar here since 9:45 o’clock Wednesday bruises, hut both will bo fully recov­ night. When Sheriff W. 11. Dowling served ered in a few days, their physician notice o f arrest on George Itoutwcll, says. Tho autnmobilr, a llnynes, is still manager of the dancing pavilion, at in tho ditch. * 11 o’clock ycaterday morning the ■ ■ ■ ( ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M a a B H H M B U s H u a a a i ! 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CALL US UP. * B■ BI ■ I is F IV E ROOM BUNG ALO W —Lo­ cated on the Heights on one of the streets now being paved, side-walk, beautiful lawn, screened in porches, garage with cement runway, full siz­ ed lot, house one year old, all modern •; conveniences. W ell worth $6,000.00. For a (juick buyer it goes fo r $5,000.00 iand-caa.be purchased on easy terms. FIVE ACRES CITJBtUS jLAND— f t ; f ‘i V j. 1 j Cleared, 108 orange trees set out, lo­ cated on hard road, close to Osteen; store. $500.00, on terjns. A real pick­ up. *• i * . *fLir. i N E W BUNGALOW —Located on the Heights on a street already pav­ ed, house about two years old—all modern conveniences—party wants to either sell or trade for property lo­ cated in the country. This is a snap for some one. i r •’ ?* j FIVE-ACRE C E LE R Y F A R M — ** # ■»» *-■» Located on hard road, all tiled, one deep flowing well, fenced, with five room house, own lighting plant, good bam, all the equipment, cow, calf, the whole works to the first one offering $4,500. SEVEN ACRES—With house con­ taining four fireplaces, running wat­ er in each bed room, 100 * trees on place, located one block from store, one block from school house and with­ in stone throw of depot. $2,500 takes this bargain and you can name the terms. T H IN # OF US W H EN YOU THINK OF " #V * t 11 * 7 <! * . FIVE-ACRE CELERY F A R M — Located on Sipes Avenue, Just 'off Celery Avenue, all tiled and ready for crop, two wells, tenant.house, barn; will consider a trade fo r city property; or will sell for $5^000 on your own terms. M ANY OTHER * •’ REAL >l * BAR- GAINS# too numerous to list here, in­ cluding city homes, vacant lots, farm land improved and unitnproved, bus­ iness chances, sits for country homes and orange groves. Let us show you some o f them. iU .. L iis v ,;-V “* ■; T if f t .» sawaa ftfet • / 1 •ft �■'Z. * HR>■ y. TH E SANFORD DAFbY HERALD, TUESD AY, JUNE 19,1923 PAGE POUK ■*■ S A V E - -33 P E N I)— ^— '* ^ r c ----------------- — -----— — - '------- ;------ ;-------------- — -WE P A Y 4% IN TE R E ST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.’' ■ ' 1 SAVE ■« ti -■ FOR * A * SAVE 1 REASO N # * If you want to get out of the rut and push into the first ranks, you will have to make up your mind RIGHT NOW to SPEND WISELY and SAVE REGULARILY. No one ever got anywhere in life hy spending all he earned. If you have a reason it’s a pleasure to save. S A V E TO G E T A H E A D —-------------------- --------- -------- S T A R T H E R E TO -D AY I...SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK.: J S T R E N G T H --------------------------------------------------------- --------------------- GOLF BOWLING TEN N IS BOXING Florida State League At Daytona 0, Tampa 1. At Orlando 3, St. Dole 2. A t Dradentown 3, Lakeland 2. DK IL7AALIVMI AU Cr AC Dr lAl KD T C.1 A I U I JLU1TJL v l U I U 1 I1 U BASE B A LL FOOT B A LL B A SK E T B A LL T R A P SHOOTING At At At At Chirngo 1), Philadelphia 3. St. I-oul* 1, New York <1, Clneinnati 0, Iirooklyn 3. Pittsburgh H, iioaton 3. At At At At Washington 4, Cleveland 3. Philadelphia 3, Chicago (1. New Ydrk 3, Detroit 11. Iioaton 2 -0, St. Louie G-9. Southern League At At At No Birmingham K-0, Nashville 2 -8. Athihtn 3, Chnltunimgn 7. Mohile 9, Memphis 3. other game acheduted. American lea gu e Florida Ktnlr League Lost Won (l ... 1 Daytonn l) 1 Orluiidu ..... . 11 Bradcntiiwn • 1 0 1 Tampa ti 1 Kt. Petersburg 0 1Lakeland Won 33 31 39 311 28 no IS in Lost 2d 21 23 25 25 27 .’IS 3K American League Won Lost H P * ^ New Y’ork 35 20 23 311 Philadelphia Cleveland 25 ' 30 29 “ li ' Detroit ... “X 25 Kt. Louis “K Iioaton 20 •id 2K Chicago 311 23 Washington • Southern Association Won Lost 35 “0 New Orleans 3ll Mobile 23 32 21 Atlontu ( 27 Nashville 32 “X 25 .Chattanooga Memphis 2a 23 31 Birmingham 24 Little Hock 17 37 CELERY SEED Pancho Villa Takes World Flyweight Title in the Seventh HOW TIIF.Y STAN D New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Kt. Louis Brooklyn Chicago Iioaton Philadelphia I T 3 A SUCCESS Bulldogs Take Their <«',iy First (inme of Second Half from St. Pete »i,.. .h„ii i„- ................................. .....; ^ ;f.v r * FOR THE MOVIE FAN H A LF P E PPE R LEAGUE Picturestiue, thrilling and intensely Orlando Kciitine) *1 H u m tit.' I ''ill ill > *>f J t in - Ji ,\ Orlando Sentinel Team in the Pepper League SCHKDULK FOR FIRST Dviedo ..................... **• game yesterday (hat was not decided league and winner for the first half * 1 f 1 r" u,u*' ' ,lla * vi,‘* L* 22 (H E A D »: A I ml 1 *I.AH.*l. until the last man was out in the 9th, o f (lie season. ■,,,,y Wl,K M,w ,,f lh'' mosl i * I • » r 1% C i i t t i i c % . i u t . the annals o f world championship hisS «*m llin | «> ( ‘in ilifN p i., hill ami the While Sox emerged on top, li n> a m w i : i :kh . i ». c Manager Wliiddon, o f the Sanford lory. to 3. The score: i.*m* 2c-7*3•1 d•17 21 -r.tc Independent team says that Monroe 1 Wilde was but a shell of the once Chicago 22(1 (XU) 002—0 13 0 ORLANDO, June 19.—The Bulldogs will have to fight some to lake the famous boxer who tint] held undlsputPhiladelphia 00(1 old OH) 5 III I begun tin' second half of the season Cvengros, Thurston (md Srhnlk; here yesterday hy defeating St. Pct- second game of the Sanford-Monroe ed sway among the little men of the Walbcrg and Perkins. 1 rGuirg 3 to 2, the locals bunched hits series which is to he played on the ring for years. Only his marvelous Monroe diamond Thursduy afternoon. gameness and the head o f a master oil inkle in the fourth nnd scored Sanford Independents are practicing ringman enabled him to Inst ns Ring twice. In the seventh Bradley hit a hard this week nnd we'll expect to see as lie diil. He stood under the most ». home iiuiiu run 1 (Hi with ** It II Bigelow I'lKVltm till lift (117, tieHi:a on Imse, rounds, ing the score. Orlando won l » the * ' ' T u»» wilh .Mun.ro«- r»uirsday deadly o f attacks fo r six nnd make up for the defeat o f last bleeding front cuts about hia mouth, eighth after Stnllry was hit by a and checks and with his right eye The Oilnmln Sentinel team will Join pili bed bull, sacrificed to second by week. virtually closed. Occasionally he took tin* Pepper League tills week in the Green and brought home hy Hunter’s Rending yesterday’s paper we find the offensive but bis punches were (dace formerly held by Monroe. The single. The score: Pepper League has been rather slack Si. Petersburg ... 080 000 200—2 that a new head has taken charge of feeble, But though bis legs sagged .170 j ill the past week due to Monroe drop- Orlando DIM) 200 01 x— 3 the Dempsey-Gibbons mutch which is **t the knees and his body wavered to he held in Shelby, Mont., on the under a devastating attack, Wilde’s .117 ping out of the league hut now things I pi will Step (uelty lively that Orlando is BRA DENTOWN, June 19.^-Strug­ Fourth of July, One head might as bulldog courage kept hin( in the thick .131 i '1 the league. The Orlando Sentinel gling gamely for five innings, with a well make a pile of money ns the nth- "I the fray, bloody and hopeless a pieI hum li is 0111* of the fastest tennis in 2 to 2 st ore, a hit anti two errors gave er o ff the deal, thut is if everybody tore us lie was. |this section of the slate. that says they are going goes then the Growers a 3 to 2 victory over more ''millionaire H A L IF A X IS NOW LIQUOR Lakeland* wilh Luther in the box. The w ll‘ ,K’ *vwrni IT A L IA N PR IE ST K ID N A P E D P A R K IN G ST A T IO N score: sportsmen. 11V C H IN E SE B AN D ITS Lakeland 1)1)2 ODD 000—2 I H A L IF A X , N.S., June 19.— Halifax llradelitown 002 000 Olx—3 I IA NK oW, I'hilia, J un e IS— Kuthi r today joined llurmudn as a parking Mollotto. an Italiun priest is l epoi t cd station for lirpior which ocean liners D A Y T O N A , June 19—Tho Islanders to have been kidnaped by bandits started the second half yesterday by tire forbidden to take into American pot ts. about 100 miles north of here. winniltg the first opening game on the home lot, when they trounced Tampa NO MORE PERM ITS d to I. Tile score: M ta k i ta III M M JU HKF. P O L IT IC A L H IG NIFIC A TO JITN E Y O PERATO RS Tampa ....... , ............. 010 000 000—1 Daytona ................... 010 301 Olx—0 place Massachusetts Democrat* S A V A N N A H , Ga., June IS. City Alice Ilrady tonight in “ The Leop­ high political significance in K eouneil has decided to iskue no more Dai.v Herald on sale at Joe'a Smoke ardess.” field conference of Henry For pemiits here to Jitney operators, re- j House, Mobley's Drug Store and Governor Parker o f Louisinnu. The romance y f a wild South Sea dining the present number of GO to 40.• Hunt's Pharmacy, tf maiden und the man who tried to tame her. In Monroe Boys De­ feat Sanford Boys in a Slow Game MENTH0LATUM i National leagu e National League PROGUICSS County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 1, Block The Herald delivered six tim« » 13, Tier U, Sanford. The said land week fo r 15c, being nssesartl at the dnto o f the Issuanre o f auch certificate in the name W e w ill move, we v. Ill ,*ratr an4 j o f "J. Jackson." ship -our household , r .,v ^ A lso: Tax Cortifiesta No. 33, dat­ It. L. SH IPP, Editor The Sanford boys team -m et their ed the 4th day o f June, A . D. PJ17, store them until you nee.I th n rat' first defeat o f the season yesterday r-w has filed mid certificate in my office 498. .when they journeyed to Monroe nnd and has made application for Tax M h Fa h f j a 4 T I---were defeated hy the Monroe boys, 1 U Deed to issue in accordance with law. to 8. Said certificate embraces the follmvThe game was played on a w et field , ,, ... , , ing described property situated .in f~~4 and slippery balls caused many ‘‘"o r® I Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot N K W YO RK , June 19.— Halting C IN C IN N A T I, June IP.— The Itcda though not costly. Wynn pitched 9, W. V. Leavitt’s Sub.-Div. The said Hoys and Mays for n barrage of hit*, got hnrk on their winning atrenk R4 pretty tight ball for the Monroe boys land being amessod at the date o f the Detroit evened it* aerie* with the again yesterday, defeating Iirooklyn until the seventh when becoming n Sanford buaehall teams have the issuance o f such certificate in the Yankees yesterday, winning the sec­ (! to 3. The score: little rattled he allowed four hits nnd name o f W. K. Leavitt. ond game II to 3. The score: Iirooklyn 001 200 000— 3 7 3 Jinx. four runs. Schirnrd, the Sunford Detroit ........ 001 1(111 (>(»;*— j| HI 0 Cincinnati ........ 001 O il OOx— G 0.1 Unless said certificates Khali he re­ That is, with Monroe teams. Last boy’s star left-hander, had to be re­ is antiseptic New Y o r k ...... 000 100 110 — 3 14 3 deemed according to law Tax Deed Dii kermnn, Smith and Taylor; Rix- Thursday the Monroe team of the lieved in the fourth because o f a sore H ollow ay ami Bassler Hoyt, jMnya cy, Keck and Hargrave, Wingo. will irsuc thereon on the ,27th day of :ntly helps t Seminole Athletic Club walloped the arm. Speer, who relieved him, pitch­ June, A . I). 192:1. and Hoffmann. healing. ed fairly well hut had poor support. Sanford Independents and yesterday ■W ITN E S S my official signature C H IC AflO , June 19.— Chicago de­ the Monroe hoys team beat the San­ The score hy innings: BOSTON, June ill.— St. Login took feated Philadelphia P to 3 yesterday. Sanford ........... :....... 210 000 401— 8 nn,l t,lia the 2ist day o f May, A. ford hoys’ team. both games from Boston yesterday,-’('he score: Monroe ................... 103 OOO'OOx— 10j I?- PJ23. the first game G to 2 and the second i ,|l||„,|(,]|)|)ja Tlie score o f 10 to X gives an im­ (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, 100 000 020—3 3 1 9 to 0. The scores: Chicago ..... 000 240 12x—9 17 2 pression o f loose playing hut from Clerk Circuit Court, C L A Y A W A Y T HE YEARS First game: what we saw o f it we would cull it Seminole County, Fin. Behan, llubhell, Mitchell and W il­ SI. Louis 000 Oil) 005—11 13 0 “ slippery” playing. The diamond was By: A . M. W EEKS, D. C.| Apply Boncilla Bcaulificr casmic clay to your face, and rest while it dries, then Boston 200 000 000—2 0 2 son; Aldridge and O'Farrell. ns slippery ns a freshly taught ee’ln 5-22-23; G-5-12-19-20. remove and see and feci (he wonderful Shocker and .Severeid; Ferguson,! difference in the color and texture ol lh« I'lTSIUJItGII, June 19,— Pittsburgti skin. It was great fun to watch Mon­ Quinn, Fullerton and Wallers, fckin. S roe’s heavy cntcher slide in the mud. POLO GROUNDS,9 N E W tYO RK ,’ ' “l "infer ’T nTNeelhm u ".r Tnx Ai.t «if, f th»* L r n r n•*"'> il Second game: 1 defeated Boston yesterday, 3 to H. The Guaranteed to do these definite llungslnt June 19,— Pancho Villa, fighting d y - ! Mintutrs ,»i il,e Mate ,,r i tnriiin. metre: (he lace or money refunrird Clear the St. Louis 100 202 013—9 12 1 There will bo but one game in the mimo from lh, Philippines, who was ..u c ^ r complexion and give it color. Lilt out th* B oston ............ 021 000 000—3 G 0 Boston 000-000 ooo—o 3 2 lines. Remove blackhead* and pimnlfs. «i-ii. .i the ruii ,i„y ..r .tun., a 000 010 31x— H 14 3 I epper I.tugi.c today due to Monroe dethroned ns American flyweight ti- N ' Vanglider and Severeid; Piercy, Pittsburgh Urniitiirur out o f tilt* l.rnriit* llnwi. t i t / I '*11 , Iuih III•-*I fftlfl IHrutr in Close enlarged pores Rebuild laei.il til. / 11 t"ll i ilt It*r m ly il ft'W lliotl 11*fl rose my nf f lri%, mill has nmili* it pi *I Ifii 11nil sues and muscles. Make (he skin *dt Mnnjunnl, Benton, Fillingim and E. Murray and Devotroer. pnd smooth. ! Ji '/ Smith; Morrison and Gooch, Mattox. You can obtain regu*ar sieei from your WASH I NGTON, June 1!).,—Johnson favorite toilet counter. R net. irud th;* In Hcniltmlo • ' . , 1 1 my. I'li’i phi. that a ffontl frame will In* play* ,**tl hm \Viitjt»f 11y11 ir-li holder of the crown in ad. with lUccntstolkinnllj Labotaiones, ST. LOUIS, June 19.— Playing the (leg. .1 :1 .s i » in.. :7 Hint a 1 ■ outclassed Coleveskie in a 13-inning ll’ese two tennis are in tip lop shape, the seventh round of a battle that was s i ; I ’n r . Ki 1 :.. Tw 11 so S. Indianapolis, Indiana, Iota trial tube. ' greater part nf the gnitpon a soggy duel nf veteran pitchers yesterday and re1 1: run S 1 K■* clis \v i n ' , ehs I spectacular from stait to finish de­ tv I'll" 1 :. l i .lie S ‘ i lieu.' 11. > field, New York defeated St. Louis Washington won I to 3, The score: I f Oviedo wins the game today from His. N t i 71 ehs. K 1' J et.s .V. 7 .1 Cleveland 000 200 OKI 000 0 3 K 2 yesterday, I to I. Tin 1 score: 7;; l h s . : t in 1 the Brothel hood o f St. Andrew, she note its one-sidedness. A crowd esti- l" ‘ i: 1It <•1 .-li.t, W, 1'^ cId . S 2D elm F\vl>. In Ih*j,. 210 000 001— l 12 0 will lie lending the league by several muted by the promoters at 40,000 wit­ ;ir» Wash. OKI 010 100 000 | — | 11 () New \ ork 111 11*8 Th. 'till la ml ln-lnu iin.n*- kti! nessed t hi CoVeleskie and M yall; Joiinson St, Louis 010 000 000-1 3 2 points with the Big Begean ltatfh.tr- 1 "V 1” "1 ,h'' ,,,‘con', worl,|,s tU1° t(> h i t i n t i n t ■ * i * f i l i e l h t j * 1i n t i r - * > * , f N t n ' h - • r t .. . . . . . . . . . li r i ltynn nnd Snyder; Toney, . Stuart, I hood which is now lending n dose -" tl,<’ J*ol« Grounds t i r W U r k H t i l * < it , i n * r in . l* o» p- ia * •* * . uf n l i t e . * ? ! H i i r t t ■ ami Bind. • thin a few weeks. whnll in' n •!111 •-«| ut*i *»r«HMK t*» lau Bin fo i^ am l A Vsinilh. land, Thursday's game here between Rushing and slashing with n terrif- ! ’ ', .* ** rT V o *V 1 • " ‘ 11 I’H (LA D E LI’ ll I A , June 19.— Chica­ ---------------------------. Oviedo and the Big Hereon will prohW IT\ KSS in a w ii, n*tn * ntul go ami Philadelphia played a Girdling aBt Hoyts and Reds,Win From BASE BALL NEWS Tigers . Mays for Many Hits Robins in the 6th Y E S T E R D A Y 'S RESU LTS SERVICE HI (M edu • Orlando Sentinel BEAD Aune 11 June 20 ^July ft • H E R ALD June 28 Juno 21 May o l / June 21 June 12 July 3 July 12 Brotherhood Sl. A .. Big Here an Miiy 29 June 19 July 10 May 21 June ft • im a A May 3L •'flrolherhuod St. A. m *• " May 29 June 19' W ANT i m Juno ft June 20 July ft Hlg Here.in lira. June 12 July 3 July 12 June 7 June 28 July 10 May 24 June 14 ADS. dramatic. Also International News. And the liunor guests tonight will ho A. Rtiffchl and lady friend, and they will sev this fine picture without cost to them. And tomorrow and Thursday will bo i one o f the beat o f the week—Chnrlio Chaplin In “ The Pilgrim ." And Friday ami Saturday, “ Where The Fuvement End*." The Herald delivered aix times n week for lb*;. In most homes lhe old guesswork linking days have gone, never to return. Then it was a matter o f anxious conjec­ ture ns to whether or not that Imtch o f broad would rise properly. All of our baking is a .scientific success. Our bread should he o.ntf o f your stand­ ard fam ily foods. ROUTH BAKERY SANFORDMAID BREAD A 3irAt nation al Ticturo At the I'riucess Wednesday and Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 o f the General Statutes of the State of Florida Notice is hereby given thut J. K. Ij»ing, purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 03, dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, hna filed said certificate in my office, und has made application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance with h“ \ Snld certificate embraces the following described property situ■ted In Seminole County, Florida, tow it: Lot 10, Block 9, Tier G, Sanford. Thu raid land being assessed at the date o f tho issuance o f auch certifi­ cate in the name o f "Unknown." Also: Tax Certificate No. 77, dat­ ed the 2nd day o f June, A. D. 1919, ha* filed said certificate In my office und ha* made application fo r tax deed to lanuc In accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* the following de­ scribed property altuated in Seminole Thursduy Cement U l>y far Jk* meal practical Inina to u.r fur floor*. Vou will , eomDlni1 economy wlin **<**■ (action If you um . ur kina of r/mm). U last* longest * « J lusts less. Hill Lumber Co. . A man with a message for business men Read about him Pages 108 and 109 "D a lld .'l** l l « l * « s * r’ (in * Phone ISO, THE SATU R D AY EVENING POST June 23 j% -’, * B »n f«f* �.V* iismg.Tp0T*amiiy Fishor . m s ! mnJ a A lN T .T H «r « 3 G !» 7 p ^n o — r ~ AJUdFlA--^- BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURELY PROFESSIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS Yoa ran find the name of every lire BuelnMa Man In Sanford la thla Column each day. Carda of Banford'a Reput­ able Professional Men, esch of whom, in his chosen pro­ fession the llcrald recom­ mends to the people. Classified Ads 1c a word. No * Ad taken for less than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordlngly. George A. DeCottes Storage Facilities |U we pleaae you, tell othera; If .not, tell no. Phone 498 SANFORD N O V E L T Y W ORKS V. C. C O L L E R , Prop. General Shop and Mill Work [CONTRACTOR and BUILDER [ 117 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON Attorney-nt-Law Orer Seminole County Bank BANFORl) FLORIDA FRED R. W ILSON A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W First National Bank Building SANFORD FLORIDA ELTON J. MOUGHTON A R C H ITE C T Room 7, Miller Bldg. SANFORD FLORIDA IN SU RAN C E A G E N C Y FIRE--------AUTO-------- BONDS ICHELLE M AINES S. O. Shinholser LAW YER — Court House Contractor and Builder FLORIDA [lA N FO R D Rooms 225-228 1/------------- A. P. Connelly & Sons DR. R. M. MASON Knfabllakrd HOOK D E N T IS T New .Me!srh Building Phone 201 Sanford, Florida Real Estate, Loans and Insurance iPhone tH 101-8 Magnolia AVe. ■Cut Flowers--------- — Floral Designs VV. .1. THIGPEN Real Estate Annual and Ornamental Plants F IR E , LIF E , A U TO IN S U R A N C E STEWART The Florist |8I4 Myrtle Are.-------- ►Rhone 250-W ISANFORD M ACH INE C O M PAN Y General Machine and Boiler Worlts Cylinder Grinding A it tom uli He Repairs Acetylene Welding IPhone 62--------Sanford, Florida a |w. S. I.eak Leak J. II. Folrlough & Co Idough IN S U R A N C E Fire— Life— Auto N" 3 First Nut’l Bntik Bldg. Annex |HANFORD -:FLO RID A I)R. G. S. SjSLMAN Practice limited to DiscaseD of Eye, Ear, Nose nnd Throat Iiycs Examined, (ilasses Fitted Moisrh Building ( j h Examined Glaasas Deal fried Henry McLaulin, Jr., O pt D. Optician-Optometrist 111 Bast First Stroet Sanford, Fla. GREYSTONE HOTEL Daytona Beach, Fla. N 'H IC E TO R E G IM E N T A L BAND. Headquarters Band Section SerivCo. 164th, Infantry, Sanford, Fla. June 14th, 1023. |Orders No. 1 . L Monday night each week 7:45 Ji1 m. ia hereby designated regular [drill nigt for this organization. -• All members o f this organiinl , ‘" » U- present at all fromations. 3. Any violation o f this order will [•*■ dealt with accordingly. R A L P H STEVE N S, Mhj. M. a F. N, G. Admin, and I I'rop. Officer. CG-31p AVOID THESE 8YMTOM8 **1 was weak and nervous, had [headaches all tho time, nnd my hack [hurt so bad I could -hardly stoop," pvnies Frank Ricltrirdson, Perry, GcorI ■ “ Triad Foley Kidney Pills and |c®t relief." Backache, rheumatic Inins, tired feeling, dull headache, too I frequent urination, discolored or [strong odor are symptoms of Kidney land Bladder disorders and demand I prompt treatment. Foley Kidney JFills give quick relief. Refuse aub|Dilutee. Insist upon Fotey's. Sold everywhere.—Ad v. |AR.MY SADDLES— Brand new U. 8. Army, McClellan |4J I ; ' » I m used. |l>ut ia good condition— not a break— 15 10- W ill’ skip C. O. D. and allow |'*«»laat!on<—W. W. W ILLIAM S, I q litm an , ga . TJ. PAGE T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , J U N E 19,1923 tefO O Se. RNO XHE.NT W H r 1 GONNfK B E NO U M IS P & O .IN S E -gR E T S R O U ND H E R E _ -\^U>QT 1 (M N 'r \M o n [Quick Service Transfer ■-»< Comfortatde, Airy Rooms Open the Year Around Reasonable Rates. Special rates to parties. On Main Street, near Ocean C. M. CUSTER, Prop. F IR E M E N B A T T L E W ITH F IR E A T R E F IN IN G CO’S. T A N K S FOR R E N T — House and acre land, one-half mile from post office. A d­ dress Bos 23.1, Sanford. 70-3tp National League o f Commission Merchants W ill Meet in Florida FOR R E N T — Convenient large un­ furnished rooms fo r housekeeping. Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. Expert to Visit Sanford and Other (MK-lmn-p Cilles on Their Itinerary FOR R E N T — 2 cool, furnished house­ keeping rooms, first floor, $5.1*0 per The following letter from Frnnk week. 312 East Gth street. 70- Up Kay Anderson will he interesting to FOR R EN T— fo'ncro “ fa r m .- 1. ~ E. Sanford peoples Estridge, 70-5tp Y fH fc D W W * M E A N S E C R E T S V A CR U M B V o u HND r\NN C V M PM H N IVi V O U R S o u U V O U O F e e t £ o R R N E o R . tH «T. F b o R w o h u m s ct)U5' i > w $ _J --------- “-------- ^ IX N O C W ^C . VAG.R ) 7 v o ic e o u t — J iTRAINLOADS OF FLA. PRODUCTS IN NEW YORK able products. Leave early by train movement over Srnbonrd A ir Line for Rulmcttu visiting Rnlmctto section with its large acreage o f celery and other vegetable crops, with dinner there ns guests o f locnl people. Then in afternoon, cross the beautiful Man­ atee river to llrndcntown and Mana­ M AD ISO N SQUARE GARDEN tee, see tin- splendid citrus, celery and SH O W IN G TO BE vegetable developments nnd the liouu. FEB. 15-21 tltul scenery there with sup(>er us the guests o f local people. Then hoard Tw o trnlntonds o f Florida products, trnln fo r movement to Tampa. |possibly more, will bo shown at Madl- Orlando, Fla., June 15, 1923. Mr, R. S, French Secretary, tmi Wednesday, January 23rd: Spent 11unn son Square Garden, next February, Nationnl League o f Commission in Tampa with side motor trip t o 'said R. T. Strlcdcr, manager o f tho Merchants, ta an an nearby Pinellas county nnd entertain- South Florida Fair, Monday. Tire big W A N T E D — Used musical instruments Washington, D. C. merit by local people in Tninpn, de- New York showing is to- bo made as instruments o f every description. My Dear Mr. French: parting that night on specinl boat for n result o f nn o ffe r made tho fa ir W ill pay cash or trade.— M. I.. Rrice This is to confirnt the suggestions Key West. association by John Ringling, o f SaraFARMERS— Vou cam gel seed ben Music Co., Tampn and Znck Street, made the other evening at the confer­ hnvc,9oln n," l New York, owner o f the fa ­ It is our understanding you 5-25-lmo-c ence in Jacksonville concerning the from "i and Irrigation plugs at tha Tampa, Fin. your Cuban itinerary and visit to Ha- mous New York exposition place. Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe W A N T E D — An energetic a gen t. to proposed itinerary for the All Florida Manager Slrieder is to leave Mon­ n* car;’ fu,,y ................ , 1 , ** FOR S A L E — Dosier and Osya* paints represent a Hve, progressive life Tour o f members o f the National l v* turning from there you will land in day night on a tour o f the state, dur­ and varnishes at Sanford Novelty insurance company in Seminole coun­ League o f Commission Merchants fo l­ Miami with provisions for visits ing the course o f which he will line up Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc ty. We will assist such a man in the lowing the four-day session o f your around Miami nnd will stop at Ralnr exhibits for the next South Florida annual convention to he held in Jack­ F T ilf S A l . F.-TUroTfe liia n tT "eggs For productin nof business and will co­ Beach on the northward trip. I f 1 fair, which is to he held January 31 sonville, which will terminate Friday setting, 15 'eggs for $1.00. Mrs. operate with him in such a way that remember Correctly, you said that it to February ri. He will at the same night, January 18th, lt*2 L Ellsworth, Ilcardall Avenue, San­ will make fo r him a good income. For was not the original intention to make time "talk up" the New York-Florida It is tin* suggestion o f those o f us particulars address Sumter Realty A ford. J 83-tfp any stop between Paint Bench nnd Stale Exposition showing, which is to Investment Co., Huahncll, Fla. H<l-5tc down upon the peninsula that because Jacksonville except a stop at Hastings, me put on from Felt. Ill to 21, FOR S A L E — 5 Rointer pups, No. 1 oi* its probable size, arrangements he 11 Is planned to hnve the various if you can so work it out as stork. See Vick Ilnwkins, I Hi San­ W A N T E D —Couple to euro fur and inudo for the putty to sleep in Pull- however, , . county exhibits shown at the Tampa board aged lady in her own home. ford Ave. 53-tfe mans throughout this trip. Where mi- j ^ ‘ fair, packed here and shipped direct Apply 210 French nvenuo. 5H-4tp i minutes or two hours at Cocoa, be­ NOW IS TH E TIM E to plant citrus tomobile tours nrc provided, it is sug- j tween Palm Hcnch and Hastings, to New York. Vegetables and perishfruit trees. 1 have ready for plant­ gested that Pullmans continue move believe you will he amply compensat­ nblcs, of course, .will Ik* replaced by ing, Valencia, xoffn, tangerine, I.ue incut iu specinl train or trains on to ed. This would give you an opportun­ Jresh displays shipped direct from tho (iim (long, lemon and grapefruit, uli LO ST— Gold rimmed spectacles in a the next point where sleeping quar­ ity to see Cooim and Rockledgv in the various puinta of origin in the state. on sour orange stock.— It. T. Tiller, case, with a list o f names in case, ters are necessary or from which rail­ The idea of staging a monster F lor­ heart o f the citrus producing area of Paolo. 65-0tc i’ leash return to 801 Magnolia avenue road movement will he required. Our ida exposition in New York, is said the Indian river and one of the most Continental nnd receive rewnrd. 50-2tp suggestion for the actual movement of FOR S A L E — Red Senl to have originated with Mr. Itingllng. beautiful scenic locations to he found the party subject, o f course, to con­ truck engine.— A. R. West, Route He has offered to donate the use of anywhere. firmation depending upon locnl ar­ - 55—5tp A. the Madison Squnn* Garden, and to You will understand that these sug­ rangement for proper entertainment FO R S A L E — N o. 817 West First St. pay transportation expensse. It is be­ gestions are made purely with the I have a choice number o f Iota on are us follows: * Attractive terms. Address owner. lieved that a sub-tropicnl exposition Leave Jacksonville Friday night , 1 Men Fivl» g members of your pnr‘ Box 782, Daytona, Fla. Iljl-tfe which 1 w ill build homes to suit the such as Hint staged in Tampn each Jnnunry 18th, by Atlantic Const Line I O' **»*•’ t'est opportunity which . an !*• individual taste. year, will attract the attention o f hun­ FOR S A L K These lots are loralnl in different railroad for Sanford, arrive in Sun- fii vised within the short time laid out dreds o f thousands o f pcoplo in New 5 room bungalow, good locnl ion. A to see the nctunl producing nreas, ford Sa tunlay morning, Jan, tilth. parts of the city, full sized lots. York, particularly as It will come at a very attractive proposition. Saturday, January HUh: Two hours while coupling their travels with the time when tin* Empire state is snow 1 have n number o f new up-to-date K room house, excellent location, plans I will he glad to go over with in early niornnig.visiting Sanford cel­ maximum o f scenic attraction and and ice-hound. reasonable terms. you, or let me go over your plans ery nnd vegetable fields — probably keeping uli the automobile travel con­ In addition to the various farm, Favorable located. 5 room bunga­ the largest urea ill the United Stntes fined to roads which you will find field and industrial products shown, with you. low. Splendid investment, low cash cultivation. equal to most paved streets. Terms like rent to responsible peo­ under similar intensive plnns are umlerway to take a fine price. This section o f the country will he showing of poultry to New York. The ple, with only sufficient payment up­ A fter two hours in Sanford, leave in Several nice lots at a bargain. See on ncceptanee to guarantee carrying motorcade for Lake county spending deeply gratified at the opportunity to South Florida Fair poultry show Inst, W. II. Holden, with A. P. Connelly & day in l ake county with entertain­ entertain members of the National season was hailed by American and Sons. 70-3tp out purchase agreement. Give address and phone number for ment there as may he provided by the 'League o f Commission Merchants, Canadian fanciers us being one o f tho interview. Will he able to start build­ Lake county people, with opportunity whom we believe purchase nnd distrl- best they had seen anywhere in tho FOR R E N T lo see the citrus and other production ( hiite possibly 70 per cent of the fruits country, and it is anticipated that for ing immediately. Addrpss Post OITk c B ox 1011, San­ of Lake county and enjoy a remark- j and vegetables we grow here. You the 1924 fa ir will he even ladlcr. E. IIUNG ALO W S, cottages nnd apartford, Vlorida. tfc ably beautiful ride over the hills o f may Ik* sure of the very best co-operu- \V. Ilrown, o f DeLaml, president o f iiicnis for the summer season at thal section on the splendid system o f lion o f each and all o f us, nnd of prac- the Florida branch o f the American Daytona Bench. 'Reasonable rates. roads there. Leaving Lake county iu ticnlly every resident o f each and ev- Poultry association Is working up In­ D EFEND S TKACHKHS Will furnish photos and full informa­ thc afternoon coming through the cry community you mu ydesignate to terest among the poultry men for tho OF EV O LU TIO N tion upon request.— Rniley St Haw­ western part o f Orange county, pass­ visit. sending o f a monster exhibit o f fine kins, Daytona Bench, Fla. 6-31-lmo-c Yours cordially, President John Grier llihhon, of ing through the wonderfully produc­ Florida poultry to New York. FOR R E N T — Six room, two-story American Fruit Growers, Inc., Princeton university, scores funda­ tive vegetable acreage in the vicinity The New York showing will bo house, with' garage at 508 West By Frank Kay Adder son. mentalists nnd defends teachers of o f Winter Garden and Ocoee,' arriving strictly a Florida stute exposition, doFirst street. New, modern and com­ at Orlando In time for the party to evolution. ela n s .Manager Strlcdcr. Any county pletely furnished. Apply to J. E. freshen up and nttcml a Into supper FRENCH C O M PLE TE C O NTRO L in Florida will ho welcomed as an en­ I.uing, 520 Onk avenue, city. as the guests o f local people. F or qplck results try u want ad. trant. regardless o f whether it exhib­ RUHR R A IL W A Y S C O M P A N IE S 5-t5-lW-22-2C-4tp Sunday, January 20th: No provis­ it sul tho South Florida fair, or not. FOR S A L E OR ItK N ^ C o m p le t e ly Notice of Application for Tax Deed ion for entertainment until 2:30 p. m., It is, o f course, hoped that all will ex­ ( lit TSr V■•■•rlntrS I'rratl furnished 6 room house, 001 Laurel visitors to lie le ft free to attend * ESSEN, June III.— The French to­ hibit In Tampn, prior to thu trip north. Under Section 575 of the General Ave,, corner lot, brick street. Desir­ church and to rest. The lute after­ day seized 170 locomotives nnd 2,Statutrs of the State of Florida Mr, Ringling plans to have the able location. A ll modem conven­ Notice is hereby-given that \V. 11. noon to he given to a night-seeing nu­ 0«U freight cars on hrnnch lines be­ Mndison Square Garden exposition iences.—C. C. Cobh, Winter Park, Fla. Young, purchaser of Tax Certificate ll middle trip for the party, culminat­ tween Dortmund nnd Essen, thus vir­ opened by tho governor o f • Florida, 57-7td-p; W -ltp No. 341, dated the 2 nd day of June, ing in n late dinner at some suitable tually completing French control of nnd the Florida congressional delega­ j FOR BENT—Cottage. See J. Mus- A. I). 1UIII, has filed said certificate place as guests o f Orange county peo­ the Ruhr trnns|>ortation lines. The tion. The plat o f the Mndison Square son, 501 Palmetto Ave. , 52-10tp in my office, and has made applica­ plefood situation at Dortmund, lloehum Garden is W ing forwarded to Mana­ Monday, January 21st: lA*ave Or­ and other points is growing more se­ g er Striel>rr, to Ik* used by him in tion for Tax Deed to issue |n accord­ llO llS liS FOR REN T, close in. Hrc J. I), Hood. 68-fltc ance with law. Said certificate em­ lando In motorcade for a Hines City, rious daily u:i the result of the French planning the exposition showing and braces the following described proper­ passing through I’ ine Castle with ita seizure. uesigrinunt o f space.—Tampn Times. r u n Itr.rx l a *i ' c u k o S 'A w n i K T r n ty situated in Seminole County, Flor­ new nnd considerable bans acreage, —0 room cottage, very dcsiruhlo, 2 also through Kissimmee with a Jcon­ bedrooms nnd hath. Furnished, ida, to-wit: N i; 1-4 of SK 1-4, Sec. 3, siderable acreage in strawberries and Twp. 21 S., Range 31 K. 40 acres. $150.00 season. Near oorun.— Mrs. other things.. Arriving at Haines The said land being assessed at the Harry.II, Sams, Ilox 343, New Smyr­ WANTED FOR SALE LOST HOME SEEKERS C IN C IN N A T I, Ohio, June 19.— date o f the issuance of such certifi­ Firemen were battling this afternoon na, Fla. 60-12tc cate In the name of "Unknown." to coniine a gasoline fire at the plant FOR RENT—3-room famished apart­ Also: Tax Certificate No. 350, dat­ o f tho Ohio Refining Company, in ment, Herald building, $25.00 per ed the 3rd day of July, A. D. 1010, Bond Hill, to the ten tanks afire. month.— B. W. Herndon. 55-Otc FINE BUILDING loU, orange groves, NOTICE raw lands, farms, homes; etc. You can live in a pleasant, healthy village To Whom It May Concern: and do business n Sanford If you like. Please take notice that we, L. A. - S e e B. T. Tiller, Paola, Fla. 05-fltc Renuud and Elsie A. Renaud, husband and wife, o f Sanford, Florida, will on FOR RENT—ApartmcntT2 cohnecling rooms, private bath. Furnished the 12lh day of'July, A. D. llt?3, rft 66-fltp Sanford, Florida, at 10:00 o'clock a. room. 411 Park Ave. m., or as Soon thereafter aa we can be FOR RENT— Five room bungalow at corner Uth street and Oak Avenue. heard, will make application to and 5D-6tp before the Honorstlc Circuit Court in See Mrs. Julius Takach. and for Seminole County, Florida, for H0U8ES’ F0R” RENT— E. V. Lane. leave to adopt and an order of adop­ 89-2tp tion according to the lawa of Florida, FOR RENT— 6ne nice large Ged Paul Dyeaa, a minor child. room, 11S East 6th Street. 0P-3tn Dated, June 12th, 1023. FOR RENT—-Two large coot rooms, L. A. RENAUD, furnished. Price $25.00. Apply 014 EL8IE A. RENAUD, 69-3tp Petitioners. W. Second S t FOR REhiT—Furnished room an3 SCHELLE MAINES, kitchenette, 710 West Firat street. Attorney for Petltloheru. M-3tp June 12-19-20; July 3*10. baa filed said certificate in my office and has made application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the follow­ ing described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. NW cor of SE 1-4, Sec. 22, Twp. 21, S., Range 31 £ . Run 8 6 ch, E 0 ch. N 6 ch. W 0 ch. 3 acres. Tho said land being assessed at the date o f the Issuance of such certificate in the neme o f F. R. Chaddock. Unless said certificate 4hell be redeemed accord­ ing to lew Tax Deed will issue there' on on the 20th day of June, A, D. 1923. W ITNESS my official signature and aeal thla the 14th day of May, A. D. 1923. (8 R A L ) E. A. DOUGLA8S, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. * By: A. M. WEEK8, D. C. 6-16-22-29 ; 0-6-12-19 f 8 Our Service I City about two hours after leaving Orlando, party will have an opportun­ ity to visit citrus packing houses there and will be turned over to the people o f Folk county for a motorcade down Extends to Orlandu nnd Duytonn us well us thu hundreds of what Is known as the ridge country which will Include Halnvt City, Win­ bottles we put out In Sunford every day ter Haven, Dundee, Lake Wales, Bahson Park, (formerly Crooked Lake) and Frostproof. This section for many ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R miles on both sides o f the road Is 4 * -* practically solid In citrus acreage. Leaving Frostproof it Is suggested the on Recount o f its purity is fust becoming the drinking water party travel to Fore Meade where will for Central Floridu. It is ulso recommended for use in but­ be seen a considerable acreage In cab­ teries. I f you urc not drinking Elder Springs Wuter now— bage and winter vegetables, thence to givo it a trial. Bartow with its large acreage of • cabbage and other things under over-, head Irrigation^ thence to Lakeland PHONE 311— W E 'L L DELIVER with citrus and atrowberry production, i Party to again board train auLaka«| land and move_Jo Plant City th at) night t Tuesday, January 22nd: First thing j visit immediate Plant City section, the | strawberry center of Florida.with a large acreage devoted to other perish■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Idef Springs Water Company j •w*w ■v'wjjr• rj '■v «xa � 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 19, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 19, 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>, June 19, 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